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Mill .,urnetl-NtIrt,cr.

WW-rIIN-, WE,T VIR0INIA, July 23.-
The extensive flour mill Of Dctwcillcr <
Vas entirely destroyed hy fire on Sl-
.~..Ay morning. Loss estimated at fifty
~...i dollars; iN,arrd for twenty thou
... dollars.
\ married woman named Riddle WAS
-.-ly murdered on Saturday evening,
j. Lar residence, by man named LII
..;'. IAc murderer i, Sill AZ large.
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The Crops IN DELAwARE.-Manyf farm
ers are busily engaged in threshing wheat
and forwarding ii 10 the different grain
merchants, commanding two dollars and
sixty-tve cents, delivered. The grain ge
nerally is very plump, and averages sixty
one and ons-half to sixty-two pounds 10
the bushcl. The oats also look well, and
will no doubt produce abundantly. From
indications there will be large crop of
apples in Delaware. II has been long
time since we witnessed the trees 80 full.
As the peach will be scarce, the apple will
be very acceptable. Delaoare Republican.
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SOLEMN WARNING To MILKMEN.-A
case was decided last month in the Shelf
field county court, in England, which inte-
rested housckcepcrs. \ Mr.. Goodlad was
sued for his milk bill, and resisted payment
on the plea that, having ordered certain
number of quarts of milk, he had been
supplied with very weak milk and water.
His defence awaited, and verdict, with
costs, was recorded in his favor.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, July 24.-The Travers
stake race, one and three-quarter miles,
was won by X. Alcxander's horse Merrill.
Time, 1923. The second race, two-milc
heats, was won by Ford's Onward. Time,
3:4sl,, 3:49L.
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The WESTERN CRoPS.-Accounts from
the western States concerning the coming
harvcstS continue to be Of very cheering
character. Papers in various sections OF
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Kansas, all
speak Of the condition Of the crops as very
promising, especially in regard to the
quality OF the wheat crop.
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THE RESOLUTION ADMITTING TENNESSEE.
The following are the preamble and rcso-
luton as they passed both Houses:
Whereas, in the year 1851, the Govern
mcnt OF the State OF Tennessee was seized
upon and taken possession OF by persons in
hostility TO the United States, and the in
habitants of said State, in pursuance Of an
act OF Congress, were declared to be in
state Of in>urrection against the United
States and whereas the said State Go
vcrnmcnt can only be restored to its former
political relations in the Union 10y the con-
sent Of the law-making power Of the United
States: and whereas the people of the said
State did, on the 22d day Of February,
1850, by large popular vote, adopt and
ratify a constitution and government
whereby slavery was abolished, and the
ordinances and laws Of secession, and debts
contracted under the same, were declared
null and void; and whereas a State GO
vernmcnt has been organized under said
Constitution, which has ratified the amend
mcnt 10 the Constitution Of the United
States abolishing slavery, and also the
amendment proposed by the Thirty-nintlI
Congress, and has done other acts proclaim
ing and dcnoting loyalty; therefore
Be II rc>olred by the Senate and House 81
Representatives, Of the United Suites in Con-
gresS assembled, That the State OF TcnncS-
see is hereby restored to her former proper
practical relations to the Union, and is
again entitled to be represented by Scna-
tors and Representatives in Congress.
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prenarinx for the Atlantic Cable.

New YORK, July 23.-The Great Eastern
may arrive at Hearts Content on Friday,
when the Associated Press will receive by
telegraph early and full details of the ope
rations connected with laying the Atlantic
cable. Communication between New
foundland and Nova Scotia is now made
by sailing yacht, in consequence of a
break in the cable. The cable will be
relaid in four weeks.
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|1n.>I, observation-disclosures
'">...--Abun Spring, Euckbridge county,
80, Ms. ". l.. Perkins po>tmi>trcss.
:,on, King and Qnccn county,
-, Villain ]. Blanc postmaster.
-, u A3inwall, Charlotte county, appoint
NJ ). l.. Morrison postmistrcSs, vice John
L>e, deceased.
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The RIGHT sprRrr.-The Staunton Spec
tator, which has been rather opposed to
the National Convention, says "the ques-
ton of sending delegates to Philadelphia
has now been decided by the tribunal
to which, by general consent, it was re-
ferred. and we checrfully acquiescc."
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From New OrIeans-Red River News.
New ORLEANS, July 23.-Red river pa
pers record two more murders by negroes.
An appeal to the commanding general was
Intellectual, and the citizens will now call
mccting-ncither life nor property being
safe.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-The Board Of
Health reports only two cases Of cholera
to-day, and three in Brooklyn-two fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, July A.-Four cases of
cholera reported to-day by the Board of
Health,
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MONTGOMERY CoUSTY.-We learn that a
meeting of the citizens of Montgomery
was held on the 10th, at which resolutions
were passed calling district convention
tn meet at Christansburg on the first Mon
dav in August to appoint delegates to the
Philadelphia Convcntion.-Giles Co,o':J
I,1-eitp.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN Observation-Disclosures
will he meeting in Lynchburg on We'd
ncsday evening of all the citizens of Lynch
burg and Campbell county who approve of
sending representation from Virginia to
the Philadelphia Convention.
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WASHINGTON, July 24.-General Sickles
has declined the mission to the Hague, and
General Dix has been nominated for the
position.
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ruEAP GOODS WILL SOON
y ADVERTISE THEMSELVES
! DO NOT ADVERTISE TIE PRICES OF MY
CHEAP GOODS.

Coms to my s;0r. and $50 the cheap gooi>, learn
the prices, and Won will b. -ur. 10 buy.
Bring in your Tong memorandum for goods and
have II tllcd cheap.
TO save few dollars in your Dry Goods pur-
chas.s il all oh iect worth attending 10.
Look elsewhere and price the goods, aud then
come 10 my etore aud make your purchases.
Don't forget, at EZEhIELS CHEAP STORE,
;rJ M IL Main
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DELEGATES To PHILADELPHIA.-Culpc
has appointed delegates to meet at Louisa
Courthouse in August for the congress
sional district of which our county forms
part, in order to select four delegates to
represent the district in Philadelphia.
We have heard the name Of John l..
Maryc, Jr., ESD, suggested from this quar-
ter of the district, and we feel quite sure
that no more acceptable gentleman could
be named. fredericksburg Herald.
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Judge Henry ". Thomas has written a
letter To Colonel Baldwin, denying that he
made to Mr.. Campbell Tarr any such
statement as was represented by Mr.. Tarr
in his letter published by Mr.. Botts.-
Stanton Spectator.
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~ FIRST WHEAT IL MARKET.--Mr.J J.
VA. 1AAder bought on Thursday q lot of
~. ''taLean wheat new from Mr..
NJ ., stafford, the first in market, for
CT G. ne paid s2.25. Ii was not Of prime
',0''' tSeduicksbTg Herald.
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fOkT VI hIIHMoSD, JUL r. wv
ARRIVED.
Steamer Valley City. Snyder, View York, meF-
chandise and passengers, W. y. Porter.
steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadslphia. nerehan-
dis. and passengers, w. Porter
steamer Thomas Morgan, Hin, Norfolk, msr.
chandiss and passengers, j. II. freeman.
Bar,ue (Br Circassian, Amy, New YORK, In bal
!as,, naxall, cr.nshIw y Go.
Schooner Eleanor T., Hooks, Philadelphia coas.
Z. billiard. -
Schooner Light Boat, Seafe, Navasss. W. l.,
SAILED.
Steamer Stat. Of Virginia, Trsyers, Baltimore,
'nerchauiis. and passengers, ID. ( w. tErrie.
steamer Niagara, Couch, Sew fork. merchsn'
disc AMI Passengers, u. I. Watson.
Steamship ilattsras, CLARK, New YORK, merchan'
ii-a nd passengers, 8 Ayres Go.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, inercoAn'
iss and passens-rs, A. K. TAam.
HEAORASDCN.
PROvIDEyCE, July Il Arrived, schooner hatIs
Coomh., Drinkwater Richmond.
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s.LE.-There is II meeting 10 be held
A"1day Tor the purpose Of selecting
..,. -,'ys 10 convention 10 appoint dele
-. ~ the Philadelphia Convention. Two
Zee thousand names could have been
''ed Tor it.-Trltu,c, 20h.
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CHARTERED FEBRUARY. lSss

CHARTERED FEBRUARY. 1858.
AUTHORIZED CArlTAL................s ,eT.sr.
INVESTED CAPlTAL................. s2co, 80.
ISSUES POLICIES TO COVER ALL PIRE AND
MARINE RISKS,
DISCOUNTS USDOUBTED PAPER
AT SIMPLE ISTEREsT,
AND RETAINS THE ACCUMULATED PREMIUMS
HERE FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIKI
TRADE AND PROPERTY
FROM WHICH
THEY ARE DERIVE D.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST BRAR-
ING CERTIFICATES GIVEN.
D. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
B. C. wHERRY, JR., Assistsn, Secretary:
LIZ l2-lIn
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'1EoTAL cr REMAINs.-The remain. Of
me LEA! Richard Henry Lee Gather Of
rI,'''!' /. Leo are 10 be removed from
y...sa 10 Lexington, by order OF the
..s'e.a Legislature, and will te rein
''.''- 'i4s 10Th Of September next, on
4, .@caHon Of the Inauguration Of lie
-.~.-.'oa statue.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
Special to the Dispatch.
Peters buYE-The NntiOnai COnven'
! tsnu-9niPif Proceedings.

Special to the Dispatch.
peters burx-The National COnven.
tion-Spirited Proceedings.
PETERSBURG, July H.-A large meeting
of citizens was held at the courthouse in
this city this evening for the purpose OF
taking measures for the appointment OF
delegates to the Philadelphia National
Convention.
Colonel George ". Boiling was called to
the chair. lie made an address explain
ing the object of the meeting and sustain
ing earnestly and forcibly the propricty OF
sending delegates to the Convention. He
said that the South should send full dele
cations, and that there should be union
of all conservatives for the sake of the ma
ton.
A. NJ. Kelley, Esq, of the Ltder, offered
the preamble and resolutions as follow:
Whereas efforts are in progress to combine IN
one common movement for the support OF Presi.
dent Johnson In the maintenance OF the Consttu-
ton the conservative citizens OF the United States,
10 the sad chiefly that the southern States be re-
stored to their equal privileges in the Union and
nisrsds the people Of the South are earnestly IN
vited to cooperate in this efor. by that patriotic
congressional minority which has for seven
months defended their cause and demanded their
rights in the fac. of ma ority powerful and ma
| lgnant and utterly inscriptions /: therefore
Rssoired, That the citizens Of Petersburg, re-
garding the call for the National Union Convention
Of Philadelphia as an houest attempt to secure the
assistance OF all conservative men Of whatever an
ecedents, In united effort for the restoration o
| constitutional government and the overthrow q
Radica lsm, do most cordially approve the same.
Rssoired, That they invite their fellow citiza n,
| Of the Second Congressional District To appoin
| delegates to q District Convention to meet II
| Petersburg on the sth Of August, and that tn,
| Chairman be authorised TO appoint twelve dele
gates for each ward to represent this city In sale
| Convention.
Eloquent addresses were made by Messrs
A. NJ. Kelley and John Lyon, which were
most warmly cheered by the people pre-
sent in the large meeting. The rcsolu
tions were adopted by reclamation. Thu
feeling in behalf of the Convention wa
unanimous and enthusiastic. SNowDEN.
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r OOK AND PRICE GOODS ELSE

IL WHERE. get yonr samples; come and compare
them with EZEkiEL'S GOODS in style and prices,
and then max. your purchases Of him. You will
be sure 10 get good bargain in any article you
may want III the DRY GOODS line. Come and see
for yourselves No selling staple goods below cost
and extort ON finer articles 10 make up losses. All
good, sold al the smallest advance cost, and my
customers 10 have the advantage 81 any decline IN
goods al EZEKiELS,
ty 25 IL Main street.
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DISMAL SWAMP CANAL CoMPANY.-1n
the Senate, Monday, the following Joint re-
solution was passed
Whereas the United States are intc-
rested in the Dismal Swamp Canal, connect
ing the Chesapeake with the sounds OF
North Carolina, by holding eight hundred
shares of the stock Of the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company and whereas the canal
should be kept open as navigable high
way without further outlay on the part oi
Tie United States; therefore be it
Re>olred The .Soats and House Of Re-
pre>eututtre>, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized
to sell said stock at auction or otherwise,
in such manner as will best protect the in
tcrest of the United States in said canal,
and will insure that the same will be kept
open as sure navgable highway, without
further expense to the Government, pro-
vided that the instruments and papers CT
fectiug such sale in the manner aforesaid
shall be approved by the Attorney-Genc-
raj before the delivery thereof.
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Postmaster Of Lynehburx

WASHINGTON, July al. B. Walthall
was nominated for postmaster at Lynch
burg, Va.
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THoxAsR. PKIcE. JANIS AL1REp JoSw,
WELLINGTON Gopplg, THOMAS w. kcCAsox.
JoHy J.. BACON, RoBERr A. LAscIsTgA.
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, In
the city country, insured against ioss or damage
ny Ire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equitably adjusted aud promptly paid.
orHcs, los Msln street, over Mitchell rylu's,
Richmond, Va. spN-e
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DEACHEs, eAMATION CHERRIES,
Il PINE APPLES, In one and tso-p pound cans
warranted fresh and superior fruit-for sAls BY
STEVENS PR0RAx,
jya Gil Broad street.
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BAsx OF sAvAsyn.l
kAyAxSAH, o., July 8 lsse.

4 ssIGNEES' NoTICE-Ths nndsr.
"A signed hayins been appoin!sA assivAnreS -
Sa;inx its sssirs, therefore Ill ger.ous hssinx
claims against this cooperation yih 49,, "a
prsss of TIE sAms within elk noans nc1 On go.
o. ,hsy viii lose the priority g,sn.sS y ss.,s.s
and those indebted VII msss m ry@scs
I" SioSSix bayn.
~ la-Im AA340eo1-
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7 HAVE JUST FINISHED SIEVE:
i RAJ SETS or CHAMBER YCKyiruRE W
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest sod %
OF my own nal s, which will be gold very Icy;
Have also some very RiSE sOLiD kossWOoD
somsihinv snhstanlisi. and 81 the same time very
nice, would do veil TO give me call;
UVDERTAKlyG attended 70 st Oil houn.
n. A. ATKINSON,
No Loo rhirtesnth Tor Govcraor1 stsev,,
~ "a ~ above Irankiln. Richmond. Va
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TENNESSEE RATIFICATION.

The President has informed several Con-
grcssmen that he should return the joint
resolution admitting Tennessee, on the
ground that he has nothing to do with it.,
and maintains that no legal ratification has
been made by the Tennessee Legislature
Of the constitutional amendment.
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STA TIE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 400. 900
plKPCTOkG.

JOHN L. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCASCE. vics-PrsaidsCt.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. JrLr u, 1888.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC-JrLr rs.
: un rises..........ss7 Moon sets.....-..... 80
sun se,s...........7c3 High ude.......... -
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WARE, CUTLERY AND
III MECHANICS T00Ls-Ths subscribs. bszs
20 announce TO his former patrons and fr.snds and
the public generally that lie has resumed business
AZ his old stand, No. u tnow No. lars Main street,.
where he Is Prepared 10 supply them With new
stock Of AMERICAN, ES0LIsH, and 0Ek1AS
HARDWARE GOODS Of every variety, which VIII
be offered ~ tho lowest market rates.
HOE 4 Co.'S CIRCULAR SAWS,
6 BskTlHS PagKiNSt s9s NOSE. AMI
for ssl- At na ufAetUrers prices. :.
Thankful 20 his many friends for their fsvors IN
the past he hopes 70 merit and The sane In
the future. CHARLES J. SiNf0a,
sign OF the ciuu Saw,
jeImd ksv so lass Main street.
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INSURANCE.

DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS CoMPAsY OF
VIRGINIA.
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SYRUP.-Just re-
- ceived, a consignment Of most superior ari-
Gle which will t- sold tn dealers a. the manuiac-
tori price PALMER, HARTSoOK Co,
Agent here for PicEen X Williams.
fx-a Rel
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REJECTION OF HOLDEN.

Tie President sent TO the Senate to-day
large batch Of appointments. A long
executive session was held, and several re-
iections took place, among them Governor
Holden, of North Carolina, as Minister to
san Salvador. No action was taken OF
Mr. RlnIall'S Nomination.
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THO SMOKERS AND CHEWERS.-
i Old FLuyANNA TWIST and good Assortment,
OF GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS al
WOODS PHARMACY,
'y.s-ts Fifth and Marshall streets.
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TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
/ THREE TONS ENGLISH COAL. per ship w.
II. Bigelow, from Liverpool direct 90 James river,
expected about middle Of August for sale to arrive
by iy 25-l0tl ;. e TARDY & CO.
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SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.--Mrs.
- 3. J. PLRASANTS will resume her SCHOOL,
ON Grace street, on MONDAY, the LIST Of Octohsr.
TIL. usual branches II ENGLISH, with FRENCH
and MUSIC, will b" taught. A. the number II
pupils will he limited, parents desiring 10 enter
their children should apply at once. iv25-2-
, 1866-06-02
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEMBLY.

RJual Vote in the Loui>Stttc Ca*e-
Tie matter Referred to the Next
General l1a.cstsbIy -Thr Rrbc1stou~
EreabyxerY Summoned IN Appear mt
That Tfmc-probable Adjournment
St. Io1ls, June 1-EeE.. Henry. Dsy. Of New
York opposed the report on the Lo1isy1lle case on
cont litutioual grounds, and Df. EnEleY made a
brief speech IN mvoe Of his substitute, otred some
dhyE sncc.
ii eleven o'clock the resolutions ot the commit,
tee md the amendment Of Dr.fHGmphrey wett latd
On lbc Mb,c by. motion Of Ds. Tuomas. and tue
srhsututs OF Ds. Grrley VAS taken mp and
passed hy vote Of 1876 10 II This substitute con.
dcmns the declaration n:1a testimony Is q etanacs
kpaiuet she CuuEch. xehttnstical In its cEnracecr
a1d 1t. ADOPTION hJ any churcn court declared At
act Of rebellion agasntt authority. The Genera
Assembly Summons ail xigne1s Of the dtclarAttos
and all uaembers Of The Pre=byte1y wh3 voted sos
to eppesr before the next General ,assembl.
ia SHAVER for their conduct. and prohibits then
hntn Kittfnr 4r members In any chnrrh ennEt high
r ihAn iht eesslnu until their c.se Is decided d.
eolves any pte.bytery that disEeSs1cs th's sctin
Of the Assembly and yeets ali pre.bytety antnoEit
N kueh M1u.s,c1e and cldcFx Of said pFesoytcT5 a
.&dhete to the action OF The asfcsnhly-
On mulion ol Dr. Monfoft, lhose menahcfs 6:
c2ndet und.r thls substitute are allowed 10 fet4t
their seaiE In the Assembly until Its adjoufnmef
which Ntll pruoab1y be tomorrow.
, 1866-06-02
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

----. .vssois kh
sentence nsSaGdECcntrtbuttons OF Cofored
Troop. TO tho Lincoln Monument
Eund-premiu1n List for the flifuolr
State Agricultural Fa1r.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THhune.l
Srn1Sor1rLp, June l.
A most solemn aud impressive scene occurred in
tho County Court roon tht. city, this afternoon
naFpey Tan Ausdc1l and James Lemon. convicted
at the present 1cr:1 Of the Sanganlon County
sou1{, cf the murder Of John Saundcrs. Of Paw
nee on the evening Of the itl Of March, 1861 were
brought into court TO receive sentence. 1t Will DC
remembered that the ahoyc named parties and N
other confederate, robbed Mr. Bodgc Of several
hundred dollass. Ar. Sannde's camc into the
s,orc while the parties we're there, and on leaving
was shot by Van Ausdell and died Instantly
The paE+y escaped. and Van Au.dell rnade hts way
10 lpwp where he was arrested. and confessed tht
crime. wae brought here and 1ooeed in jail. Lemoe
WIS soon acr arrested mar r.. caty =. an aeeom
| stated nev. IS. 5. Prenltss. Of the Second Metho
| DIST church ol this city. made most 1uoressls'
prayer, the prlsooers kneeltnG dGt1ng r.
mixed The pElsoucrs II they hsd anvthin:
| to ray Why sentenrc should not be pronounced
| when they a.o:e and ackno" lodged shtir Eatit
Hoped thai God would forgive tncns, and t7nstc
| Ii,cy might meet tho murdered man IN heasen
Judge Rice then sentenced them 10 he nanscd o
t1,r I'D day OF this uopsh. between tie hour; q
IN tho enclosure thereof. The Gsi-oners werc mnc
rftec,cd ard sted many tears. They "csc rcnaudc
nnt tnS execution o. toe
col. iieb, stationed q Vlcksbur1,, has hecn mn!
eres, ont. The regiment has inst contribu:c1 d.
dollars IN sa o. Tue @ nam
| collar. IL. 1leh is now In this CITY. !,
Srr,SGF1Etp, ILL.,, June 1.-The aags on Il
mast 1o-uay, ont OF resV<cr to the memory Of 6c
| scott. .- -
, 1866-06-02

wozt7cd. Myself and friend Il might tell you nj
once. tie 6ec1rtary,) went TO The camp to &c: how
things tsood; go1 acquainted With the Hs19 ser.
gcan1; invited him info town that night. and the
next day ea1ilcd ont, tnd took a%aT as rauch A.
fhe GoTelnnatn. wagon could car1y. and had the
d MI deposited In tccurc p!ac-. owned By Swtfs.
3 Gentleman Who II Gseat ftsolntt0nfst. To
nake uattctf shorr, We TOOK OF our Goats and
vent 10 work, got them securely boxed, ourselves
being the carpeutefs. Our Secretary 1narsed
them all ready for The proper plecc. and
nn4Ily left them all ready for the dzaE.
Our harxf-W osk1ng Treasurer. to r. hotn great
drnl OF pIaitc and rcapect Il que, took Us out to
have little feifeehmcnt, Nten 10 messenger
came and told rs ma the thfngs were missed, and
that they wrrp' after re. Col. EllIs. Of Thu Ser
en,renth Regulars, nnu L'cnt smith Of the SereD-
teenih sppreacneo rs, and told mo That they knew
II MES good cause. but nevertheless they should
do their duty We taved, however. from the 1ho]e.
tur to!lnMt Ing amount: Eight lnopsand rounds and
ff;y Remington fevolycfs. We lost Bun.tdc
rifles. teyolyt1s, etc tn abundance, aud any guam
1ty ef ANN uniiion. We inri1ed the ott5eers
Ind gave them champagne suppct; They
expressed their sympathy win u. and, nnder the
DO. Thcr asto releaeet The river from arrest !
c.n in ihe ca-e. II do vi well as l expect. l
ehall 70 on MI eclf with thc articles.
1rrmaln, 5ours fEaseEuallY.
fStepedl THOMAS CLARK.
n. Y-Tbcse thingp arc cent by The steamer
General Seogwlck. cnn.lgucd to d. OTsnlhyln, No.
nc broadway, Ncw York.
The property has been securely stored, aod
-wafts The action OF the Government Thu boz
marked u Sullivan - hns not YET been opensd.