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musdeE ON: tne blair ~ .=-Aa.

{Fscm the sedslsa {Mo ', Times, June 3o'h.1
Weak from the Warrcpsburg Standard
an account Of the atIay- 3hiel took: place
ed bis rebel friends Of johnson County. We
have nd iioubf but That t.:s account IL q coz
rect report OF the result OF Frank Blaif's
blacksuardism IN Warrensburg. As soon ~
Blair took the stand to address the people On
threat hcs MAS: beard :sto.. ..:nttar an hour
o. 80 previously, nsMely, "he,d 6e
Cd -e-d.'Es;;s be !; didn't, know bet9ss.
night which, patty vas. the, stIongss ssTss
Union men :. infamous scoundrels and COW.
ardsr-sa1d KadieaE weull sacrifice every
principle for oiicc, aud few Of them wee
eyer known to fight; BE continued LIS BIZ.
-voiuble by frequent posations o. strong
whlskaS, ,.uutii an aid soldier, Wm. Stevcnt,
Gather to the toy who wasa tterwards KILLED.,
Maddened bY Blair.S yil!airous TRADE, called
Stevens was very soon taken in charge by tte
! town constable, and, condncted from the
| ground.
his elithcts, and Uas replied to in the same
strain by Samuel ,tansel, who was seated d
! rectiy IN front ofthe stand. Whercupoa b!sas
| turned 10. his -1ackeys on :he platlvtnl, and
y appealed to them to t>dry that np. when
\ Oliver william" lcaped IRON the stand and
staetea 4laaset IL tnc side snd breast; here
the Journal has i'll intcEftrcu, and hit Will
Lame oser- tlie-lr.d with revolver.
hrothc1 Of Cliye1-S. P.-cum,nualy called
Pitt Williams. nov hasteaed to his ktotl:er's
relief; and viii The remark. lc, We go for
Stevens, tisiicftp quiet s!.s ater, and slas,-
, bed him II tts b5sa-'.. inlic:iug :, mortal
wound. That sa:s s : siliian,s Thought slesens
haa s:san!ted Is brother Oliver, Is possible,
I! hutlns u eH dnown hatred ot the boy gave no
! euth 10 lis passions; hence his tcrrib!s nfs.
u VIZ: The Ioasad{ tnt igaates THAT tue klllns
e " of stcfcns was fa stlt:dc:4ncc, but the facts
l. when brought to light wilt show that Steven:
a. assaulted m o:e-was attcmpt'ug +. H.
f. Lis iathcr from the ,syouod. and willie dy
ID his belt and scabba.a .~ishiae pistol the
G. was taken from Eis person, showing no ~
!, OF having been disturbed, Most of tls Il
le:L Fry, a+any one. can see by reference:
Is cyiaencc. Since the above was writtx
Is learn TIM Oliver sud Pit Wflti1ms have b.
ic arrested ald= admitted TO ball In tho sun
ID $4,000 10 await the action Of the Gs, Il
x jury. -, -~----
, 1866-07-03
4 GANG OF DASDITTI BROKEN Up.
tu,,rortnnt ArreA,e -"7d Cap1uycs In
StcubcI. County, New Iorik-s1n=ular

tu,,tortnnt .arreA,e 'D1d Capsuycs III
Ntcubc1. County, New Iorik-S1n.ular
Chapter Of CT inc.
From tue Icches,tr tS. VI Dem j. Junc eoth-J
A gang Of thieves hos just been broken up
III stcnbca County, nna series q Sysaehma'S ys,haa
the band gave thu information Which led to
The arrest of the leaders. A man Famed
Joseph Rosenkrans, of Ayoca, q well-to-do
and prosperous farmer, was taken into Gus
tody, aud search Of his house and premises
brought TO light piles Of p!nndcr. SONG ar-
t,clcs were recognized By pur.ie: from whom
they had been stolen, MS lar back as I'VE
ycurs, Another man PANIED David Uelclert
Of Cameron, was also arrested, nnt 4 slrO1g
claiu Of evidence duplicates ttm in very many
tbieyiue operations. Relchei was member ct
tae church. aud lived very respectfully Slaee
lis arrest he has acknowledged many of tue
crimes. There were e,.ht or len in the gang,
| four Of WHOM, the 1euding spirits, are now IN
jail. They hsve robbed farmers Of wool,
stock, farming implements, churches Of altar
passed counterfeit money. About year 9So
they stole the uelodcon from tue Methodist
| Church In Bath. These stolen goods wefcc
| mostly shipped to New York aud exchanged
| tor counterfeit money. which was then citcs-
lated By the members Of the gang. kosen.
kraus was taken 70 CHICAGO TO ansMei .;!
money in that city. Helcher and 9
man named McCarty ere in Jail al
| Bath awaiting trial. Webb Covert, onothel
or the gnng, was sent TO Auburn at the las
term Of court. The officers haze q pretty
suEe thing on the rsst of the fraternity an' ~.
of custody. We learn from gentleman VIII
was on the train thnt conveyed Rosenkran
west: that az 1t passed his home. Sheri
| Smith, OF sleubcn County, allowed him to !.
| to the CIR window and take last LOOK
The place whesc Ae has 50 !onc dwelt. Il
After tie Chicugo indictment, for pass'u
countetIci. money Is disposed Of. there al
two others pending. against him in stcube
County. lie has amasscd fortune at h
"husincss.r aud might have 'retiFed' lon
ago, but that d propensity to steal kept hi
nj IT, HI Is likely not to steal any more II
l snrur ycnrs.
, 1866-07-03
Terrible Tragedy In Alabama.

EFrom the G.cen>no. {Ala., Bes:on, Juna
. Il becomes onr painful duty To- cnfnnscic
pe1tona1 difficulty which occurred = 1nis
pioce On Tuesday LAST, aud WHICH. rednl5aa IN ~
tie, death of>,two Of: our c1ti1ens. an .1s
wnundine Of third. The 'particnlars, as ra.
@ Mr. Ssephen Williamson" and Mr.. Peter WI"
1,anes we're sitting together on The SIDE
weIk. near tie = entrance :intot Mr'
Dnrrrris dinincrpom, abont one O'Clock.
engaged fn conversation. 10 ths
Williams got to Joking each Other; " htaM'
son eaId something which netued U9sgcr'
causing him TO reply In offensive la9Saas. %,@4sr
.srnck him severe blow With his hst, knoek.
int, hIu down. DucEet then Advanced nloH
+, hin. aud when m the net Of ttoopipS a3"n hs,,
nvrr linn. Jnuues Williamson hon Oh SselAtGin
WilIiamso1, who was attenllog to his tnsas m..!e
Hnrvl Is store, near by fired q plstoi q! ~
rcr. Tic ball taking encot ia his heck. nG W.
i,rr then turned-tna advanced up3n. nttn, ILL.,
when be- lret again tane ~ seyG~9 sr;nr rear thn
Hsnaf nnS,er then went quickly into us
Ssnsnn'1,nr,=> naseipE 10 llis, bcd-room, iwhetc
ha ~, 4, .Jouhlo ,bar1cl'cd gun, cane :t,; out
viii T. nt,a mcetip, Mr. Harvey Wi1aAM.
sn,; = brother Of Stephen, rasscd ny Eun
sou shoot. but. Williamson saying 70 a.m
int IL had nbthsng whatever TO q IN .n9 ;taS
mattcr: hc lowered Ills Gun, bnt gulcks raaseo ~
H'ncnif, md fi,ed. tho load cntes1as IT. 1pM. .
els asd inhiet1ng deadly Mouna. S sI.,
ssh, had tt,ut himself up m bis brother p Atotc
, ,nntf kusrttlfug where the obfecs or hlf seatcl
y Ma: Id placed TIC 1npzxlo ot his Epn pEalu,s !,
Il YnS stcrc door nud tltcd1 thc load looElhR u
,WiIliamsop,s q. al omach.s nuEter thtsi sisAsnc'
- H. .,t.a, .cI bao':sa q: ,.!sil LII 3.i .s1t
, 1866-07-03
ROCK RIVER sEUlSAAE E. ;,


-s7-. ~ MT.'MonAFs. june ~ 1so1-
- have AlIa week had ths p,eas.se 81 atteny
ding .he annual examination and e3nlolaaaa
of ihe Eock River seminary. :, The exercises n
throus hout were verr Interesting ana & anosa, o,
I'd tIe best evidence that The faculty arc
thorough and successful iustructors. Pr9tcs'
sors Williamson md s1aeteso1. and sne e rsS, ah,e
sts ss.Iatant, % nra cminsntly worthy of ihe lSer,
a ratrnnage bestowed upon them; l., no rnrs tr,c1a
II educatfou could hnvo. heard the p1ompt
on,l accurate answers 10 The searching quetr1
lions propouadsa during she ~, fs1ec uays d
ef The isithiuucss and ability q pot tcash; "a;
era and STUDENTS. The eeurss OF ktna! e an,'
aud enlurle;c. md eqpal to that, q az y se"'
niSi 4,c pte5cs:ef The exere,.cs was Edssssy
sS'iass sS' nev. j.. YATES, e Saasns, 1lo \ E
+ Raitman, of Springfield, Ind loni j.: y
f1ssnfa; 81 fS;ufssay ~ % The ANNUAL E,h'Hil$n 9eos
race before III ntcllns au n asSassu ;ao,s.ant
ncrsoc.. VIM ,rorc seated and stanq'ags M os
sreth md, around! q rarttnl eoYs{'ns ot sas ~
, 1866-07-03
WHY He Cnuno1 Stccp.

1Iarrcr's Weekly, ior the current week, con-
tas1s a large and spirited cartoon, drawn hy
Thomas Mast, the we'll known New York ar
,isi, entitled, "why lie Cannot Sleer. :" The
significance Of the title is most uqmistAk-
ably explained by tue engraving. i needs
no accompanying letter press to make is
1ncauirg palpsble. The scene; REPRESENTS the
cell Of .Iet,. Davis. The trAitor IS lying with
his face avcrtca in .mortn1 Terror :fsom
vision 1olntM out 10; him by Liberty, with
ftar uppn: hr1 brow. anA ihc, thield at hcE
E,de. The terrible vision stretches fur into
the .distante. :1mme dlatc1y at bis lead shc
ghost Of the murdered Lincoln points at the
bul,ct hole In t's forehead. Thcn co oma the
battle fields OF the Union, with womqn weep
ing over their dead. Further on, the spirits
ol the slain at Audorsonyil1e, wr1thiug in tho
ako,,ics Of torture md starvation. beyond
these, Thousands Of graves, stretching to a
sea npon which h}nz,ng veassls mark TIC Dc.
|. Iaktatious Of rebel pirates. From the grated
! window Of the cell is seen d gibbet, with
skeleton fozms thsouglng around IL, pointing
to II, clinginc 10 the CRATES and hcckontne'
| Whichever way the traitor turns ho eanhot
escape, Tor. although ho has turned Ills lead
lIcm the horrible sights. weird bony lnGcra
! are po,u,ing u, him from EVERY s!de., AMI
ills Ia why "llc canuot slecp.h
, 1866-07-03


and fear It eyn, took tne opportunity o. the
lend nua1d house on the great square, bcIng
nnnrcupied, 10 make y rs untenabEc as POS.
sih's "a tlley smashed all the windows t'i1
noos.ah1'rd no. nd lie luruttu1o aud tho rest Of Its
ntnnss singing nll tie timo the SchlcswIg-
eopi1txt,1Ivmn. eopts1tss, In addition TO tue Plnsslan
c,,ti. hoats tk6a nte lying In khe4
El5oJ opp5tf to A!s9na rs Iron c!aa irIE,
AtesAt9,'4l!99s a'A ID
IN tqetlnsfEHn5 GEv rnk,1tine Werner.
shs7ss fctts.onaI 4 = sttsoS1Ttsfn hfsxeIertfons
who lask3ta.1, T., G.,,tn e. ffctir :EriiIorntlon-
70 P,o. eas ~ .,nre fhSrp command If bis servi.
ces couIu nase nav. pcS pcc1s ms5s-fo rncare fisher.
ANenpts pasnS a1s tn III t1c Taffburs Ind Hanover
men 6elonEi T., ihe EIhr tn act n niIots for tie
1an .an ts.en shIns and It il sian,icaut Of tie
IIusSIif fecI;na 1cIi foWardS tlie Prusslans
a1 e'as thcx says MT heel, ablc hitherto to en-.
ua 9nGfcd a6@ fi,c * etlnbdnts aui thc fricatc,
Ho'nG neua twa r., each sI,p. iJnder thexe cir.
c1,s+onces so Te;seis ara lIkely 10 remain
hsrn sta1irnary. M thr onvicatInn Of the E!be
70 ~ 3nfr;cst ff1at ftrctnircs pilots dhl1y &C.
,cnstnmrti IN its shtft11r sandbanks to move
Nv anu Iincc,ion withont d1ncer, -
sf11;inr * az rnnia succeSsfons IL events,
~ aT1he III 'ftrian br;Ta5e. and the
lscSx,ntt IN nf*HoEt+fn hy 1,russ,hn; ex-
o1,,si,oIv ,be prInc,. Of Ai,pustrnhcrrr con.
eIInrs iiirsci m ionrer SAT-: in tic villa BE-.
i 1"n~in~ n: III fatbcr 5t SienstaGtcu. and hns
taken fleltcr on tLe other side Of thh Elbe
.Jsst 1,afnre Lis departure ieum, Altdna. OF
ynndar Iveoio~. Iarre number Of membeT'
d,sfh. .ffc,.tsm Es;ates., who; hid blst re
trrned troin their fruit1ess mission to tteaos'
w";,cd m him TO take leave, when ne az.
Ircsscd them ut some. length ol,1hc state Of
l.ihe country and Ills own prosvte.s.. co,
tsea tatfeT 5Sc1c to follow nv osn personal feel
iucs, said The Prince, should remain n tht
Dachy aud share tho cJniins events win you
\ But believe 1t to e my oul3 not " teinAiu
, 1866-07-03

Hcre 10 title rnsporr.
- Nv soun,s,!nen. want to ask where tho lri.h
.roncr ana eutfcr,ngs otthc people %, h,a naive
land assinr ,rsrn ccs'ura. Ni1 .tsnd d III, com.
o C. e es*S e sd p ps
!ess.. q tomc ttronv partfapT r7wct surncWncr7,
snd. i he& cspec.i- nde1y sos hts- neopie.
poft essrees 81 acs III % I'D ,yeps 81 ssss ss
si,e:: Dem6sniie ot:f copPeheao" party In iii.
sss'S{ g " ssss !, rS S,s. pa
fannY and kave1y! DO tby expect lhltthe.e men, ;.
N, tympaihtad win iebslliou, tbe vcry corner.
o. aid him ID sny waT to obtain lloerJ for biz BE-
low. sands II The Irish dcauv tympasay, cncour-
agcmen e I'D M ~ their e.a:e, they must act ~i,h
freedom Of all cEGared a. one Of its cardinal prn.
ep,et, tn The yer, eoul Of ite organization 1fthey
N ~ r. nss
nberY, and who fail at all times 10 di.cm!nae the
doctrines n1l mankind. thcy will nd but
}1tt1o nom those thtv constantly war With po,tcal.
e i*i; .@ y; h nf en II 1a sas P.Sss s
struggle lor the freedom Of l1eland. toe Land Of my
-father'f birth, lucy hsyc my best w,.hc@ for sue
eels, Ind The "arne.t and bsronseit tympothfcs OF
Il 'elies elti,en.; fh.ts presented to!yoa ny !
yisSr without restraint ,, hs,s ssld , "a tha!
sspe e ~ 81 ~ ls Rs
tou how 3n esn 'e. EN- isr}n ~. nean
stahaido h treat . at1le. knoa and vet ": there
u osof could say IN osef to enforce upon
sGsE ts e r. spsssf sn sSss ssS ta} { @
IN the com'n:, contest. to stand BY tne ncn wno
have t'ovd b lhr country; ssand py 3he bsoposi;
:;on. n.d aws va, taHpr H, ana trs s.ms cauu,
he rendered ills iii that ha. been bcloreiin .ns
rsrt oi The country. on the side o! leyslty fq
stcn; .tond hy your guns .be not driven Pm Inch
I Our pUsil0n Is secure orc; We afe wen in'renGn
Id ne4.nd ju:tice. honor nnd patriotism, lhs sas
n5s 731sG , Ry Neei inem ia III
same rrfo,nsion that the ilhnois soIdiers alTay
mel the enemy on the battlefield: and to he INDY
hono. o ns bf hr esrne IND a.t Is he
treat; thcr conduct szae too grand TO oe Fcaehea
c nny apostsophe Of poetry Or cloquence ma N "a
tubFmty Of Its own mora: cTauueur II tnust to1cSs
toWrr among the great events Of the nin:feeat
: century. Lit rs tn Hike mauuer 10 our 1a's no'
+ / enn ray to more. I havc not the power to nl
: neal TO you a. dr>re; and the cloquenE 70 u
It rorc tbat crlmsoned the hatLiou:ht batlGa Of Dc
r. | mon. Duncleon, Shhoh vlcksburs; ttrFEyllt
d Old, Kepefaw 3lounain, As1ana. Ge,tJe9nre az
~ pgonrt performance Of one Of the fncsed duli
pa! 'raot. Tbese eelez q sleodJ sisushtsr
you With thc!r red mouths in The rame oi tiease
in The name Of tht patriots beneath tncif hloo
,g name Of The nag Of ,h'e srea, 'ant. Weimpso
e you men, non, thai have right to oct In shis CO
X lest, 10 act 10 such manner as s'eco4es pr
Se such tba, viii marx treason and make Il odo1
- and sill make loyalty respectable. -Whch yoa
s. tady then g1yc 10 these neu, the wotkcrl Of T.
time i. thsll EMIT yourselves, in aceortancc!wi!1
proposition Of amendment Of tic Cons'stun'n. a
viii a@S ssn eeT y
~ trpafbfFy. frf1fuY and treason.
, 1866-07-03
Trot1lps at tho D.lvsu@ PARK ) 3css :E~
duY ufssTnOon-1sf0.rdn
l. for the Fourth. 81.

One Of the most 1nicrestpg ard b:st contested
races Of the Eeasuu IVES Witnessed bs t1scc nam-
her oil pcyson. a, khs Driving Park yesterday atsz
uoos. 1t nas for purse OF $i0o, mile essts,
best three IN tive, with the following ENTREES: VIII
Ham Hodges brown geld'n1 - Sweet Wunau+ ..
". nim1ck's gray 9eldinG ..isoaeo," L. Living
stoncts black srst,ue '.B1ek," and jos P1edmores
artuaua. md at times the excitement ran very
high nes~wi1h re present The hsats and ssm-
mary:
. FJr7f Hect--Sweet William drew the pols, and AZ
ter several lre1ee;nsl attempts the horzes got of
leusihs- Tn the lower *,1r1ch BUCK went ou h,e
net. int no1aeo passed 1u1o 1ne lead. %aEe Lazy
rear ot III. On the back. stretch Buck went 10
.nn,k ma ro0n oyettanIed K1mco~ and lead hie
three leneths dnEirss the fesaands+. ef Fhe he~ .
4sst Sesosa Itm-1he to,res .eerea ftvss51oasts
rme The word ;vae given. md then got away ri
a9nso o,bers <1st,erei s!ous iodiscri.ratai 4.
rst INN stes William pat. ed Romeo. who uade
Srsshsa 1 s1ssa Mo sns or ~ s ase1 T T
sse oaerhsu;inc M .. she half pole. Along 1hs upper
stsctch she1 we're neck md nse hai II bnsk gosp5
se se wss 1on so1so so is = uoss ea I'D toa
sne xSs a'onr eidc Of Wii., Taey sss peck
oTp as nossss @ on r. "s5 Hp
M s ....t nnder the aife thsee feet the adranc:-
.she fndses poNcyer DECIDED 4 ceao heat cc:weeo
wtlf|am md Buck. Tins. s:a5~ '.
"Jh;r1 Helf-The nossts kot or 11tR compSI1-
t,xet< Et,c SCORING The SAT- VA ~ essn
rnre Around the trfl turn b1Gk ioss nis !stA nek
mnn.etd 10 EctP along With Rnneo and WNlla@ eaS
I r, he uuarter pole. when he seA nsooa st*eus
tnaths ID consequences OF an cndsaEos On ne pa5t
~ III ofise{ ~ n1aEe h:na trot. AonE tnt uSex
o,,asrh he made up the lost ltt md u she aan
,i. 90 m Tcmeo's wheel. whilc il1laua semain-
~ = enctiv jiesRnce in TITO rc7r. Ou me nppe5
eirs,rh nnrE made Euth tnF Ho1neo hno co!'ased
n;n, hrt b.cnElnx on the lat turn sao hule Etay
! Tnsneh nnead Ana won tho heat easity' Ds 1nSse
l. IcpQshs,, Time Gif. ,n,,,,sa n.
T1r7fh Mat.-A good s'aft us* nntxaeo u
! ,be trrt at,empt, KomeoleadlnE llicaIy Eem @ w.
win, On making the hF=t tufD ducK los1 MS ist n
| snd william p1ascd into the second posiaou. no
npn bcirr lcn9lh IN Tho ahsatD: NJ tas qasaktcs
the bot.pt refttred the SANG Ftlshs s H.
/ Hntx >t,H ca.ioplnx- On the back sneIeo nGcE
nu rast Wilhtna, but W.T. aoon ~ =, =
an1, iii tn lbo Erar.- Atou1d .hc third !u4n aad
otn4 tho rpprr tst1ctch laaa nf fEo0poti'
nr, fj,,a ,hpc,hs but on shs last tnlA itsana cot
y ,,ass IN ncck. When wlfniu i few rod, Hs' 7
.hIasS md iost The hrat, " iufxts bnsatnx Inas
Wit. a length ahea'. Tint-ss ttgti nooJ ~.
al ,ua. n,,hIsSWu ln.s pEusto ~ 10 !ae
4 II the h NJ, aud BGck uas 1selatt4 n,st.s
# ena..ee o; lii rtarcc: lY 10 EnltQA 14ss:
M. sareludtd a asavy saoNcf sss.
F. ~ Ht,A 1H1 u nMst-NsM .la. the nsa ,nterfe1'
! 'dnwp pclwcrn WnlAAa sna ttant
l.! eIinvr horse Wns, sS!y nuAoas ~ n,.,+-,
saSe i, luu start, asd niq c'r'~' ~: ~ 7::'.:,
.t.,4s: ---' --...c: ~: ;IA:s,.j
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did mi NfCuc

-llrsr Puss1areru speech. ). Hc did not argue
n favor IL fe- -epslaY4pE .tha sfiocdmdn, nor o'
:dsp;1yinrf tllte,nS S!of ciyH: asE.. On lthc con.
t.ary,- he stoutfy cuntcuded that-thesr sFcs,
qomI SHOULD bc'rnantalhed md ttc, CIV.
rights protected; .Becal,ac he dI4 50. Inc &c.
ccsslon concern, pronounccs 1t M Abol't'on
speech" II hc had argued, In behalf o. re-
easlayealept,, foPpsaivu, xad ;saose Of tue
i,dortpya1b1aeks, tt.e' 1Nnla would bavc pno-
lispcd bis speech aud .puucd II 10 tl'c s*;es,
ThsA'sf Sfhdts the matter viii the rebel
,+wsr v IT.: ~ s,s-,.i; .s.sL, '.:-7i
, 1866-07-03

cluded for tho settlement of thb long con.
tsetsl rclaim:af:shac chauk against the Great
III esterr gud Detroit % milwaukee, Railroad
1apantcss whereby the eun dugtne eaaka
viii betu u1tfmately recovered. This clalhj
amoupta. aDy1, 70 nearly Il. 500 300, Ind LAY
hccu ia if1Etttoh Tor az years: i tesnltcd
fIofnp 1oAts 1f iastbtt 81 !091 otb tue Detroit
and sjiiwaRkcc Railroad Oonrtny. etyarlouss
..s1nosb+4oro ,ls51 which, with tnteEtsr And;
costs ue uugztionI has .nCuntSa to the drst
-yoml Company .hayina hccome bankrupt, the
sun n sJnstitut led against thu Great Western
lsaillsay, ComrunE d. Canada, who Were a.
1leged 10 As the real -oFnesa Of ,tha Detroit =
mlWaukee Road. The terms of, ,arrans eyeEt
q thc claims we're Confirmed pyi the 4nlAe' r.
, 1866-07-03

coughs, The. young ladies and gentlemen
who delivered oratious and eseays, did thcm.
selves great credit by their addresses. The,
nut,croms friends Of Rock River Seminary will:
tc gratifled TO ledTr Tint, through Ithe gcn'
frosty oi Its credtota, the institution d
nearly relieved from the debts which were
embarrassing its usefulness + and :that steps
It's pstreps md friends, by liz aid' 'oGvhich Il
-mny siand upon 1: atm basis: md greatly ex.
tend the circle of It's influence. The whole
,:pumbcr Of students Is now sesos,, md thc Fall
; Term opens on tho Ath Monday of*Angust. :,
, 1866-07-03
CORNELL COLLEGE.


The commencement exercises Of the above
Institution, located at Mount Vernon. Iowa,
closed on the 18th of June. The e1amlna.
Is composed ofearnest ard faithful teac.elss'
3. F. Taylor OF Chicago. delivered :, Gh;ia SASsa-
lent address before the Young L. AIS cna'o'
mathcan Society. M
The e4talnaue. far ths ps- year Ias e9s,eac en-,
rallied the natnes offive'hu'du anu e'Sseu
sont;a,,;or th.n nov: Il lis already an insti-
1Vn4 t'ss1n ~ ,ric,, Tn may be pro1d.s Its
tn.!oh o. ~ nsn that IL shall be second
tsisnus % H;s T.. tfs West. Tie next term opens
a xnguat G9 and, hope, ITS halls s Ttli be
-3NA
, 1866-07-03
Ebe, Fen1an Neafin: at cananaaaSas'


At the openirg Of Judge s!ipman's court at
CanandaL-ua, yesterday mcEning, the counses
of tle Fenians moTed iof postponement o.
trial. and 1t vas granted. Those arrested at
Malcnc will be tried at the unltsd STATES ~, T.,
'cnir Court at Albany the third lnesaay n
october. The fifteen arrested by TIC Mscht.
cau!I aua Indicted On Thursday, NH DC sFlea
&, Buffalo IN August. - IT
so iar as could be ascettained from W.T.
nesses who we're before the Grand Jury Fri.
dsy. but HttIe testimony was Introduced t6at
could IN nny way identify these otncs7s VITA
any act tllat could be construed into Viola
ton Of tic neutrality laws while on the Amer
iran Side or waters. Their friends believe no
such evidence can be int1 otuced, and that uu-
less tfe Jury considers acts committed Fnsn
beyond the jurisdiction Of the Cn1ted STATES,
OF which they hare no coanizance, that Is
douttfuI ii m Indictment can be obtained.
The Fenian oiicera arrested Mt Malone are
i still in prison. thoy having refused to ns
balled out By their. friends. Their cases VIII
70 before the Grand Jury after the Buffalo
c.ses are disposcd Of -,
We have later Information from Canandas,
rua. which states that the ofhccrs concerned
In The operations from Banalo were iudictcs'
on Wednesday,, md would be brought n!o
court The next. day tyestsrdaEl 70 nnsseI 10
Tie indictments. Parties here. We learn, Wezs
to be ready with the necessary ball.. -
, 1866-07-03
ss.z.affEZ1z9o1S9

started for hts house, met Harvey Williamson,
struck hlm oncs over tho head with his gun,
passed On Id tho door 81 the 1ffivate pa1t Of
M sH;s ;S Ess,s} :.ts 81 sso SeS1s., 'sIles eIa
nroycd- fatal -he-was- 1osued BY two Or
tlrec persons who assistcd him u the
house, WHERE be died In about haitian bour:
Hdivuy; *WTdtlain son: Nas ta9a: hewe, md
died ID some three OF four honrs; Stephen
ard cl&N ID nlearn; doing ;wel1 to-dny. Nved-
uesday), and u Is thought Will rccover. Mr.
Dnccef was a native Of VIrciuin, hut had
been citizen OF Greensboro for some twelve
OF more years, and proprietor. a. ,the Grsens-
G9usistiiSE ofa VIE and fIyc or ST. children,
tumuppa a:shesat cslgmityy which hns besa11sn
L them, ! .;;....,l .tAU.t VII
, 1866-07-03

. t5-The Coprcrhcad papers, especially In
Southern Illinois, hare for eome time past,
lccn publishing what they say 10 report 1f
The list meeting Of thr uniJn League Of 11,!.
noi,, held a fev. vceks mo-. nt spFlnglcld
Many 81 The pcttona wlloss. retnaI&s ihey
pretend 10 publish, were mol 4! that :nme
Within bupdrrus OF miles Of The State capital.
Tho lies running ,throueh tho whole thlng
orc 20 hue &c nud Transparent ts.nt tl"y Gun dc.
cclyc no one bul = stupid Coppcrhtad'
, 1866-07-03

tl,opsaud dollars bail on each cha19e' ~ as,
fault ol which he WAS cotnmatasa v ktn,et II
Walrer y s rus not pleased at tlls tur11petIMs W i
aaairsbut stated TINT he would not g.ye @ oMa, ~.
Thsrc j. bpt little doubt, however, tbsa air she
tdnjs ofthc Culvers viii furnish I'VE sSa;uiy GAa;i..y
Il srcuritv NJ IN cpylv day. 'Tt III
, 1866-07-03
A r,;nr CotigSaicd Claim stt,lfd.

.Tf,;@ From thk Uo.F6t If1uuue' 1unN ~ ~:
= Mr. n: j, Cartwright, President, PR the "
Coumcrclal bank of cnnada, y 1 snefnStAles nv
general statement Of aual5s O. ~ saI!i N
shs1 @ teEtns. Of asrangcment" haI .9cfn con.