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SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1865.


T&fH NZ"Ss
in the Old School Presbyterian Assembly,
=: ST. Ions, yea.c1oay. The Louisv,l1s pres>yte15
case cAlfy Disposed Of by ,efasr1ng the mater
to the nett Ase.zoh!J. Al that t1us the rebellous
body, ind ali thcse who signed the famous declaza-
Enn and testimony, ere Auras1cncc TO appear for
Usa1-
The work on the Port Huron and Lake
Michigan ro.t, commonly known ~ the Grznd
T1unk extension, 10 being pushed rapidly foe-
wa.d, nd considerable aunnuu, oslaber has BEEN
pc9tn1z1ed- 1t Il In contemplation To complete tho
road from Port Huron 10 st- Joseph, the present
teaeon.
4 dctait-d account Of the movements Of
the g1xnd xry Of Fentana Is gtsen IN our despatch
from Buffalo Ct thus morning. Movements Of >nal-
1 bodies OF ncn, supposed 10 be in :he Fcnisu in.
te1est4 arc also notcd tn oU- dispatches fzon ScH
York and New E1elspd-
Colonel O'Neii, the officer In command OF the
Fecfaa army oow insadtrs Canada. il The pes.on
through whore instruurn.ality Union soldiers wcrc
forced 10 choo-c between starving at Andefsons1Ic
and eutetin. the rebel army he waa In the battle
oi Franl lin Tennessee. where he wa twtcc wound
cd. lie entered the rebel service a. caotain OF The
T. nth nnueseee reGtmenr, and "ts atteeHaFd made
Colonel.
a we'll known spccuEator Of Cincinnati has
fsued recently iu- large suE1 Sn!s to thE amount
II The X, nou Circuit Court, upon paper protested
the Cosirctoa banks. It Ii Understood th1t this
misfortune was cauEed bE the tsitrEc Of Sir Moz.
ton Pelo, 10 whom the p.r1y h.d ae1d large
tract OF OF! land in the pl'hotc rcgson Of peunsyt
vaDis.
The Efiugham Register notices new and
very impor'ans railway project, betn. the ezten'
eton OF the rana road 70 a. to make : lhsoneh
connection hstwcen this city aud Cincinnati. ohio
BY vny o{ T.au1, Efingham, Newton, lawrence
%1llc aud Ts1lecnncs. As the rnhItc are aware
iosxwc miles OF this proposes liac, namely frou
Springfield 10 raca. arc now being constructed
and expected to he trady for the rolling stoci
By thc 1T OF Jsuuasy. Is6;. TINS icavine onfl
scyeuty.cicnt .1ilc, 10 he bn1. netwecE Pana and
1aWrcpc>ril:- on the Ohio anu Mississippi road II
rsn'ct complete the connection t~twceu the capifa
OF Illinois AID :t1r city Of Cincinnati. The dis
saucc Iru1n ,hl- Gig to the Ohio ard sl=sisslpp
road at i.an1rncevilic. II fuh-civided ns follows
viz: fIcn, Springfield 10 lana. at ilsr crossing 0
the main s'cIa & The Illinois GGnra! and the Alto1
ard Tc1.e Hautc roads, forty-lwo mtic- psna Il
Efiuchan,. on ,hc ch,<:so Brarch OF the lEifnol
Central. thsr's s.st- mile: EG:ash2-n 10 Se'stos
the county sC1t Of Jasper County, twcn!E-t1
1al1cE Newton II Laureuceyllic on The Ohio an
3li:sl elppt 1oad thirty railc:-!olai 1:0 1ntlr*.
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s.eam. He cannot aceonnt tos III. expansion under
sncn circumstances. About twenty minutes after
Tie explosion took piace, the vessel vas 96:srsed
to Be in dan,ez, which spread with ale
greatcst fury. Tue greater poEsioa Of NE
cabin had escaped in5ur, i.om The edset.
dr.truetson seemtd Inevitable By the devou1tue
element. This IN. smother source Of tear, aud
tho.c who had escaped Tie horrors the explosion
had row 10 trar thr te11uss of drr. fortunately,
BY this time, through the heculean efforts Of car.
mentioned. ne gtsster portion Of Of ,tas .as
got a.hore. captain 1EoGp.on, noweye..
stuck to bis vessel like . hue commandsr,
surrounded by nIe mate aud Mes.7s. Clark aua BT-
relt. The railant Captasn who was unable 10 swim,
wae ord red TO tnHe TO the hoat and leave the ye.
to her fate. The tiny cTott IN vhich so many had
boz retend vas only capable Of boiling ,So pr.
son and the mate took their places ia the boat. and
Meeses- CLARK and Bauttt betook thomsease- 10 The
iury. and the flames had completely ense1oped The
Ill iaieu steamer. Although the saorc waE orcs l53
yare clstnt both eiefE- succeeded in reaching the
thotc In ta!ciy..
The crew OF the Prairie State were unloading on
the bur when the Gutdnn Passed.
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Tho late Tornado in na1Is.i~*ipp'-Aateti
from the Burned steamer ttt5 OF
Observation-Disclosures List OF Killed. 1n-
s.,... ,,na wa..,nr-Conrn~co 4fef,u.
,a.~,r.. nm"ns. ,rtta 1oar
s'ut ~ '1Ac ~ e
NExpuus June l.
v.,.o- s,.,,o1 xixa rzcrc .,so
tieAso"'e aaA ''a''uA *.aA' ISs', 49,
damaged oT The totrauo "nsch Nslteo oaeAson Oh
Monday saat. hut no tsyce were lost.
The cIty O! Memph,s was valued 1t {s3 coo. ard
,r.. fn.r,ed for sn1 nm M further naruculs,s Of
vas nsaieo 'ox so ~ ta rna ias, snd !, IA
difficult 10 tell how many. or who perished' but the
number cannot tilt short Of nfty. The
.n,1,vc-x Win nnc unahIe to travel. arc
eots WY ~ - .r..s.,. 11n.n;,,1
we'll cared lot IN .oe aeupuss ne:p
Ntss Mary Dame. OF st. L0ule. ant NJ SnMn, ~
s'e5nes ss F..1.es W. o. be- III 70 ,Ss r. e.!y: ~
middle agcd man; ,"pp.rsnt,y aooot foEt5-ave
years o! age He had Inhaled the *seam. ana snt-
ie.td thc most acute pain until death came TO bis
srirI The name OF the poor u1toz.una1c eoulo
| no. be a<ccrtalned.
nse5cs bob In hs on@ S:S q 'ss rnaa
1a'st osts ~ sasta1fs sse' on ihs ea wete !:
lows: ilamiron smith. Tnisa Ens.neer. sl,Gh.!J
| >eallea; Samuei Harris. Second Matc+ leg brnkcn: :
| Johr Mpr4asy, NcN Orean.> dtck passcure[s eca!d:
| ed about the herd and LACE in a fsfgasiel
manner; John fcatrcll and Louis Wn1se. 10 q
<.sc!e1y .calded: William coi'GI, Sew ofISan..
| hand, sfalded about tho had and face Jno. Har-
| zi.tt and Geo. NiEgc.t. badly scalded lnomas
| fcmp, 10 eecape out OF the pantry window; Louis
Bloom. colored- Charles Pierce, eolosed; and osaf
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Al'sed AFfn-k"c "~
OrfScu ERc:S-Spefdf t"hr1tt-t"ta s'a
1ftr 1y=,t 1utfclpated-13.,ycili Oi
,1,r x,,xf.1, t1tec,-x.2,e 1-e+.,.i. 1rar:l-
....s ~, x..r,,r,,n Tornon,.,~
:aEto ~ AFf"'f@a' t''1 pe''e7'
NEW IoEK Junc l.-Ih. steamer Nosnin. Star.
from lilo JastFo. May 4tt. iszhie s:n. "craun'uco
l1tu 4Isu ian aud 81. Thomas 18th. has arrived.
1ht. ifiEa,r -usruchaur4b lr;s Ito April Eth tor
Ncw iU:l Thu Tinted sire ;:hnboat S!samokln
ana tI1p Onward Ne1-1' !:io The runhoa. Bitn
;ilte .Frrt1 pave -. Thoas1= on tGr 45Ih of May.
tor t'oucc. =
New fror, The river Platte IL important There
, o;iuI siII,..ttrr 6p Apt. 1Hh IF I.:o Ps'a-
rua, =nl. w,.' i'arkcd the Dsaz'ilaa batteries on
iare crn:tn fi:c l;:rn,,a ca The ISL: :si.hu1t oppo
s,iio,, drove ;!c pa.a-ua:an ssss1sner:, dcteacd
atdtl ~ m6rnu- and urrunt.tl Itsp,ru aud cap
ind iuur I-,Ius aad Tar. Iue whole alt4u army
tr,I-r,1na nv the 1nh 10 fhv pi:aguayau side
~ .he l:.,r. +. par. ',-nl,a,s aba1lontd .aeir
e,,v, ,I,.r. ,,.. o ~. ~}.f 10 IjaS,,a,1 aud re-
i+Iaieo ~ i,,, ;,r,rc.s o., ,;hru 1ne :iIss were
narrhi,;r. ~
- -;1{nrE rpdor Iknrfa At1anys
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THE CHOLERA.
Arrival OF tho Steamships Onion and
Peruvian at New foTk QuafanA13Ae-

Arrival OF the Steamships Union and
Peruvian at New fofk Quarantine
SfKty.Eyso CnAcs Of Ihc Disease
From the New York Herald, May 81!
Two more yeeeele, vtth the dread peadsncs-
Aslstic cnpltra-on board, have reached our saote-
The ftsxuthir uninn> from Liverpool with tn''9y-
four Of her pastencefE rick with ths epademle, ~
lived Ut tho Lo~&r Quasauttne. on Tuesday Wncee
foc yvas joined yesterday morning oy the steamer M
Peruvian, with tEcutye,ght sddtton:l caaes o. tae
.ame disease, Toe rtck from bot. vessels Ecse
tmmedla7ey .rsasserted to the hoepital sn,P Fa!,
cop, Wte7c they will receive the best q cafe ah9
ntlCuunu Thhty-thzte deaths ccctrrca on oosto
OF The un1ou during the passage. acd tue inoHAast
on boa1d Of the Peruvian amounted 10 taHeS'o'e
| DE- E1ssIlI's HEroKT.
DT D. Il. Bis.ell. she Depniy Health Uhees p
charge OF The hospital ship yesterday tEartmse
Tho ial1e~ln. rpoft 10 d. SWlnonFne> the hen'u
OMc1 ot the port: ,ec,
| uosF1rAISHu FALCON. May ~ !StfA
j Dr.. SwNBURNk-I haro to !tpoH tns anaEsl ~. Q
the stc1 tn+hso Union Captain Palmer: Eom sss =
| toot, May 1e, at th1. station. She asaleo ~1tl
| Da4 eprers, and on her ARRIVAL here many OF kaeu
/ we're down With cholera. The arst ca.e oec0tIst
| on tho 1s1h, In The pcrsou Of na!ifc Q, NcaMAs
| Mho died twelse hours after The atfAeK. INN
tttse dieu On the patsaee. mostly OF enoela. ~
h4u tnirty,four sick OF her arrival aeEe. tney Mel
u4n.terrcd 10 thi. &hfp, many IN dS1u3 coae!u1t
; Since ,ke patients wese rlscca IN loo nosp'e
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1866.

four dealh. have occurred amonS them. III: fol
Acaln, - ueeWerk, and one nasuo unknowp.
hsve also TO rporf the arrival OF the steaaship
Peruvian, Captain 9a1mcE. sscm Liverpool: With
five died on the pn>saEe OF choIcr,, and tweutr-
eieht are now On board ttck. They Will At oEce b.
transferred to the hospital
The iollowln. report was received yesterday A.
terpoou by Cyrus Curtis. ESQ. President Of the
Quarantine Commission, ftou, d.. BuHlstt, Deputy
Atslih Officer ut the boariing station:
The ttcau,sh,p Peruvian arrived this morning
at The Low CT Q1arantin: with 735 passengers. Last
during sae ra:sagc thirty ass from chuie7 Now
eick On board twcnty-e1ght. who Will he, lMme-
dlafely transferred to the hospital ship.
a. Il. BrnpETE.
Denuty He4lth (rEee5x
, 1866-06-02

Ohio National GuardE-Horrtble mur-
der by a NeErO.

Ohio NaffonAI &su3fHE-11UEF1UIe N01'
der By NeErO.
Ctxe1xSA11. juno 1.-GoTeEnor Coz Issued IN
order *e.ie1day. mutteIlnc ont all companies Of
The Ohio National Guards tbs! hsxe not taken. and
40 rot intend to take steps towards theis FeotEfn'
tzation rrder the new militia Law.
4 horrible murder wa committed sasf meQ-
peeuay eteumc. one milo back OF New ldch.
mond Ohio. Ar. stephen Gohlc, T., vas woss;
ing In hi. corndeld, with Ind Of Thirteen years ..
ecr. when mulntto man named John AeneE Va;
OH c.vctt climbing over tho fence Coh'c inquired
what he wanted, md tola him not to get ocet N
fence. Abucy r.marked. 'It va* none OF hl. oust
Id 10 alIay anger, when Goblc started os.r th'
fence wl,h hoe in bis hand A. be ntated htn
Amer shot Goble. the ball taking eject IN ne te
r,ru Of The heart, causing almost instant dea'h
Abrey suecrrtled ia making hts tecape- aEt At hs
octoun.s had rot been arrested. Great exelse0en
p,eyall= at New Richmond.
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FROM MILWAUKEE.

HonoFo to the Lnnlenref Deud-EXctfc-
nlcMt Atnuu- The Fcu.an*.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr1oune.l
MILWAUKEE. Jnue !.
Bustncts hae becu pretty generally suspended
here to-day, "a elsewhere, mud uags arc at ha-mA-t
10 honor q! the lamsned dead.
Tie Feulnn. are ali excitement over the Canadian
invaelon, and eye the stephens faction arc Inclined
10 set1Ice and II the movement l. nuccsss, Will
undoubtedly follow in the rear.
Indian Peace Cotn1ul&*1on.
FonT LARAMIE, Dncoiah. Nav 30-1he Indian
peuce Commissioners nrr1yed This evening. Thcre
is aEgr at:cnd1ncc of sioux, ,Auapahoc and Ch,.y.
eune.. The prosp cts for sreaty Of peace are lat
'etIrc, The council opens June 1st.
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rTC. e. SCRIyEN. Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street, Ii authorized 10 rcccts E
Advertisement. for tho Tribune. md nil
other leading pnpcrs throMxhout the United
%;tnl&4% 1nti Canada.
, 1866-06-02

TiSS7)LUTION OF PARTNER
IL sH1r-1ne arm ot Eag: Th2%s % =, go !. nayifi III
- ra1rIrd &c as bsfrtoiofe by 1hotnHon Day1e theJ
nssrmaE ii LIABILITIES End coll. ctsnE Al a.ots cue 70
The late h8m. ~ r TutiHsnNs
JOHN L. DAVIES. 49,
Q61 South Mazket~st, LIT June. lS1d- e4ss
, 1866-06-02
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. GEN
ERAL SCOTT.

Impressive Ceremonies Mt West Point
Representative. Present from thc Ex-
ecuttve mud Legislative 3runclic. of
the Government, and from the Army
rrst Nuvv
, 1866-06-02

In 1Ienanssusn-Tlsc Cholera Sh&ns-I.et-
ter franz 1'.xn1 CunccrutiG pnr-
cl,a-c ns arms for the fseutans-Tftt.
Strong Eslyorcc CaHr, Hc.
, 1866-06-02

VsfnA9 Af
Sentence 5GG..ETcn1rtbuttons 5GG or Cofore4l
'nsroup. TO lt.c Lincoln Monument
fsund-prenium List for the Illinois
State Agricultural ln1r.
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LAT y '.

INV ORLEANS, july 3l.-Thc
people ure pursuing thsir usual bust
ness avocItlons. The only place now
strictly guarded by the military IS
the Mechanics Institute.
The following has just been ~
ccivcd;
TO lndrcr s. Heron, Attorney
GeaccRo Of Louisiana,
You will call IN General Sl,eri-
dan, nr whcvcr may be in command.
for u sufficient forc to sustain the
civil authorities in ~supprcssing all
illegal or unlawful assemblies, who
usurp or assume to exercise any power
or authority without first having nh
tainel the cnu>cnt Of the pcu, lc o
the State. II there i to be u cn.-
vcntion. let Il bc cmnsci OF dele
gaits chosen from the people OF the
Whale State. The p~sapie must 6rsi
BE- consulted in rrlernce 10 changing
the or anic laws oI the State. Usur-
patton will not be tolcaiel-tht "
and the C,ssI,ution must be suss
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District t%iiorney.

Lost year W. had no less than sin
candidates for District Attorney, bu,
70 far this year We have none. How
Is thisg The present incumbent has
not announced his name for re-elcc-
ton. Lest the election should 20 by
default. we call upon Captain Nat G.
Taylor, TO come out. lie made a
god race before, and we think he
can be elected, now that nobody
wants Il, and Pamela county ought to
have something. II is true that we
have heard that Mr.. Harris would be-
a candidate, but inasmucl rs be has
not said so through the STAR, we
presume he will not be ia the race.
What say you, "Nat?" Let your
friends hear from YOU.
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A New Depot.

The citizens living on the North
side Of Long Creek, and South Of
Batesvillc, are laying down Il side
truck and building a Station House,
at their own expense, on the Mis-
Sissippi and Tennessee Railroad, II,
what IS known rs Randolph's cross-
ing, some six miles south of Bate
vile. We are not advised as "a
what name they will give this new
depot, but take the liberty of sug-
costing that il he called "BradEdrd,"
after Colonel Thomas Bradford, who
vas for many years a director on the
road, and in his lifetime owned the
land upon which the station is loca-
ted. lie was a citizen much esteemed
by oil who knew him.
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~ wv hlANt
The Monument.

EpIroRs SrAR;-Vcry early in
the spring We mtdcan appeal through
the columns of the STAR To the
Pauolians, in behalf of the soldiers
monument. II WIS designed then
mercly ta bring the subject before
the people, to allow them time to re-
q ct on the merits of the project pre-
paratory To its undertaking, which
We Thought should be- in the autumn.
OF course the enterprise has very
generally met the approval oi the
6iiacn,, aud the desire seems univer-
sll that We should do this much fnr
the memory Of our dead. In adinin-
ing counties considerable sums have
already been raised for the building
OF monuments at their court houses.
BY Us, til, first steps have yet Ia
b. made-not because of any oplo. f.
tinn-,hcre can be- none where al
mo,t every name in the county /.
represented; but because we have
not vt shaken oil the inertia m
leihargy that impcdcs our action a,
the inception OF any public wo K
Tlicrr is a difference Of opinion with
regard To the manner in which til,
required funds should be obtained.
Oar ncighbors arr suoceding we'll
" h JOURNEYS and cnnccrts-thc pro-
&c l. accruing ,hcrrfrom-which !.
certainly very cmmtndable; but
there is another, an easier, and, W,
believe, a better plan Pamela, and
Que ,hlt cannot fail to sccurc ample
funds -and that is, to conidc the
entire work % the ladies.
Now, If Mississippi is favored witt
true, psNl, aud beautiful women.
as has been confidently asserted, tl.en
Panola Is blessed with the trucst. th,
bcst. and the most beautiful of these.
They cllccrvl Us on To the tented
feld in 81. and they still elecrvsl
aud supported us amidst our inverse.
in '6J AMI 81. and wl.,u OF banner
Wis trailing ia the dust in 6j. anil
when the lust gun was fired. and the
tramp Of armed men WIS heard M
NOR IN the land, aud the Conscder-
ate sun hid gone down in eternal
night aud We returned to our homes
18th all lost save honor, then, with
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lfof The Pamela srls.
Correspondence.
CoNo, July %. 1866

Conc, July %, 1866.
EDIroRs STARR notictd in scv-
eral Of the past numbers OF your
paper, a call to the Como Avengers
tn meet ut Como, on the 18th diy ul
July, 1866. In obedience to that
call rom their gallant and respected
commander, the few surviving mem-
bcrs Of that company met in irunt .;
ssratton'. store, on the sanle spot on
which the company formed it, long
line OF perfect men, five years before,
the twenty that wcrc there present
were iormcd by Lieutenant Black.
wood, and marched to the Masonic
Hall. where a large number Of per-
sons Of all ages, AMI sizcs, and both
sexes had assembled. The company
was then marched into the crowded
hall, and when they had reached III,
end Of the isle near the stand. thcy
filed right and let and occupied the
front seats, which had been reserved
for them. When they we're seated.
Major c. X. Caruthers (who was al
n time captain Of the Avengers
announced that W. W. Medley, IL,
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The Atlantic Cable.

II will be gratifying news to our
readers, to learn that the third at.
tempt to lay the great ocean cable,
has proved entirely successful. W,
a nov send u dispatch to London
and get an answer in ten minute.
Cyrus W. Field. its protector, ha,
rendered his name immortal.
We copy the dispatches below.
WASHINGTON, July 81, ~ N.-Thc
following is the message of the Queen
and response of the President, over
the Atlantic Cable.
OSBORNE, july 2s.--To he Prssi.
deat Of he United Stats; The Queen
congratulatcs the President on III,
successful completion of an under
taking which she hopes may serve Us
an additional bond Of union between
the United States and England.
Signed VICTORIA.
The following is the reply of tie
President.
WASHINGTON, July ESQ n,
Q4eea Of DE Uated Kingdoms q
Grodi Britain and isoldad; The
presiIcnt with Drplound
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News summary.

Adviccs from Tampico, Mexico, of
the | ith say that the city was closely
bcsirged by the Liberals, aud it was
confidently expected that the city
would fall, as communication with
the interior had been cut off.
Havana dates of the 10Th state
that the Empress of Mexico had ar
rived there, en- route to Europe.
Congratulatory messages have
passed between the Queen ot T. =
land aud the President of the United
States, on the completion of the At
lantie cable.
Foreign adviccs state that a treaty
Of peace has been signed bewccn
lustria and Prussia.
There was more fighting on the
ODD, the Austrians claiming Il victory.
There was a severe engagement on
the goth oil the Island Of Ligga.
The Austrian, 81 lined u victory.
They sank the Italian iron-clads, run
ming down onc and blowing up three.
The successful laying of the At
lantic cable is announced. Dispatches
fon Hearts Content. July -,
$50 4. NJ say; The Great Eastern
has just anchored opposite the tele-
graph Office. The cable was spliccd
twn hours since m the Melron, and
will bc here in three mr. four hours.
The whole distance run. sixteen hun.
drcl and nineteen nautical miles
cable paved out eighteen hundred
aud six y-f1ur mil",. Stock wa,
little les than twelve per cent. toI
the absolute distance.
A dispatch was sent to London ;
day ar two since, and m answer wa
received in eight minutes.
The following congratulatory dis
patches have passed between III,
President aud Cyrus W. Field, sl.
pcrintcndcnt of the cable:
HEARTS CONTENT, July FIT
His Excellency President johnson
Washington-Sir: The Atlantic ca
bic was successfully completed thi
morning. | hope that il will prov,
n blessing to- England and t',c Unitc
States, aud increase the interview
between our own country and tn
Eastern Hemisphere.
Yours, faithfully,
CYRUs W. FIELD.
WAsuISSToS, july 29.-To Cyru
". Field, Hearts Contcut-l hear
THY congratulate YOU, aud trust thu
YOUR enterprise may prove As SUCCESS
ful u your Efforts have been pcrsc
vcring. May the cable, under III
sea, tend To promote harmony bctwecl
the Republic of the West aud III
Government Of the Eastern hcmis
phcrc. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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knows no eiking
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lone IL neu1pd-mrnest, pr.iatenl
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Old settlers Barbecue.

Pamela county was~ organinei abou,
the year 1885, and in 1896, Wilson
7. Caruthers decided the land tn the
Board Of Police, upon which the
town Of Pamela Is situated. wesug.
gest that all the settlers who were In
the county, within Ave ysars Of il
organisation, give a barbecue at Pan.
ola, on Saturday, the lst day Of Sep.
temher next, for the purpose of see.
ing who they are. how many ther,
are Of them and the number Of their
descendants, and the descendants now
here Of shoe who were here at the
tine. hat who have since died or ~
moved from the Sfaie. In or1sr 10
~ orsanisnsion n ~ Old Settle, ;
eouisly. = nees annually thereafter.