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TtLEGRkpAlC NEWS ITEMS.

number Of important whiskey cases are before
the United states District Court at 81. Louis, In
which the defendants are II. 7. Sperry and b. s.
Prettyman, both OF Pekin, Ill.
During the past week heavy rain storms have pre-
vailed on the plains west Of Omaha Nebraska, doing
considerable damage.
The veterans of the late lone Hundredthv regi.
ment ". Y. 8. M. will celebrate the anniversary Of
their first fight on Monday next at the City Hall at
Buffalo, with much p0mp. Members from every
part Of the state Will be present
In the Boston Hide and Leather National Bank de-
falcaton case James ID. Martin and A. G. FELTON,
have been indicted Jointly for making false entries
In the books Of the bank and nsappiying the funds
Of the same.
The Owl train from New York to Boston via the
Shore line ran OF the track yesterday morning
Providence The cause OF the accident was the wash
ing away Of the road bed by the heavy rain. The
locomotive was pretty thoroughly used up, but no
one was njureds
The bids for the purchase of s25oooo of the Cncin
natl WOrkhOuse bonds, bearing interest at $40 per
cent, for twenty years from June 81 1868, have
been awarded to the Bank Of the Ohio Valley at seven
per cent premium.
The citizens arrested at Hamburg, E. c., and car
ried to Aiker, were released yesterday on the
promise OF giving baU for their appearance when the
trial takes place.
John g. Clayton, an cd merchant of Augusta, Ca,
committed suicide on III sday night by firing the con-
tents Of a shot gun into he breast
Accounts from Southw, ~tern Georgia represent
that the negroes are working wel One-third less
cotton has been planted than ast year. The plant II
looking vigorous and healthy. There is plenty or
corn and wheat Planters antic Vatc large yield
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MnssiiQlliiscfta.

Boston, May 30 1868.
Commemorative services in honor Of the dead
Union soldiers and the strewing of flowers on their
graves were appropriately carried out to-day in all
parts OF New England Numerous posts OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic paraded and with music
marched TO the principal cemeteries in the vicinity OF
Boston, and delegations were sent to many cities at
distance to aid In the services At the Forrest Hill
Cemetery the dedication OF the Soldiers Monument
took place under the auspices OF the former city
government OF Roxbury All the public offices, in
surance onlces and many stores were closed. The
nags were displayed at three-quarter sta and other
demonstrations expressive Of sympathy were made.
WORCESTER May 30, 1868.
The soldiers graves In all cemeteries of this city
were decked with flowers this morning by the SOL
diers OF the Grand Army. This afternoon process
sion was formed, consisting of the State Guards,
highland Cadets, Post Ten Of the Grand Army,
General A. B. r. Sprague Grand Commander OF
the District OF Massachusetts,, ana staT; Mayor
Blake and members OF the city government, which
marched to Mechanics Han, where memorial
vices were held Addresses were delivered by Major
General Devens and others. Governor Bullock who
was expected to address the meeting, telegraphed
ms naoiity TO be present saying, Tender 10 all my
sympathies IN the solemn exercises OF the day."
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

CINCINNATI, M

CINCINNATI, May 80, 1868.
The ceremony OF decorating the graves Of the SOL
diers buried at Spring Grove Cemetery was con.
Quoted in the most imposing manner to-day. Flags
were displayed at hafmast in the city and along the
routes leading to the cemetery. over two
thousand people went out by the special
trains on the Hamilton and DAYTON Railroad,
ana an equal number from all directions by private
conveyance. The day was the most beautiful and
pleasant 0f the season. General II. l.. Burnett de-
lvered the oration eulogizng the patriotism of the
soldiers who died for their country. The graves
were tnen strewed with flowers Of all kinds OF colors
framed into most every imaginable figure or device
the departed heroes.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

INDIANAPOLIs, May 30, 1855.
The ceremonies OF decorating the graves OF soldiers
and sailors buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. near this
city, took place this afternoon under the ans.
pces OF the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Business was almost entirely suspended, and
the citizens generally joined in the exercises.
procession consisting OF members OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic Masonic and odd Fellows or.
Rhnizatidns, Executive and Judicial state officers,
the Mayor, city Council and citizens generally
formed al one O'Clock and proceeded to the Gene
terry. The exercises consisted In reading General
LogaFs ordcr by Inc Adlutant General OF the Depart
menf an address by Governor Conrad Banker the
ofa poem, vritiep for the occasion, and
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
Committee to Invite the Chinese Mission
tn Visit Boston.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FORGER.-Last evening"
at haf-past six O'Clock, James W. Hadley, residing
at 1858 Second street, was arrested by officer McCiv
ney, of the Eleventh precinct, on the charge of
forging draft on the Chatham NationaI
Bank. He was taken to the Eleventh precinct
station house and locked up. At nine O'CLOCK Cap
tain Walsh thought he was in dying condition.
He was at once removed to Bellevue Hospital. DR..
Kimbark, police surgeon, stated that the prisoner
was suffering from the effects of poison.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May go 1868.
The ceremony OF decorating the graves OF fallen
heroes Of the Of the rebellion by the Grand Army
of the Republic took place to-day. The different
posts visited the several cemeteries and performed
the duty assigned them in the presence of thousands
OF spectators. The residents Broad street fur
nshed large quantities Of flowers from their hot
houses.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
Delaware.

WILMINGTON, May. 80, 1c6S
The ceremony of decorating soldiers graves was
duly observed this afternoon in this city. large
concourse OF spectators attended, and two posts Of
the organization of the Grand Army OF the Republic
marched TO the cemeteries, where bouquets were
laid on the mounds with prayer. address, reading OF
poem and other ceremonies
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, May 80 1858.
At 10 O'Clock to-day q procession composed OF
soldiers and large number of citizens proceeded to
Cave Hill Cemetery, and there engaged In the solemn
work Of beautifully decorating the graves of Union
soldiers. Flags displayed at half mast over the
Custom House. Court House, City Hall and the news
paper Offices. During the march OF the procession
the bells Of the fire department tolied At the ceme-
terry several eloquent Oratons were delivered.
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Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 30, 1sGs.
The graves OF all the soldiers were appropriately
decorated to-day by citizens and members Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

the Moral decoration Of the graves by eighty orphan
children OF deceased soldiers, assisted by eighty
young ladies.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, May 30, 1868.
Seven thousand graves Of Union soldiers in the
National Cemetery, near this city, were decorated
to-day. About four thousand persons were present.
The negroes turned out in large numbers with
flowers and each grave was marked with mna-
ture United States nag. An address was delivered
by Rev. r. M. Manly. All the government Ofiaces be-
side the Post ONCE, were closed.
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Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, May 30 1868.
magnificent and enthusiastic tribute Of respect
to-day paid to the Federal dead by the citizens
Of Knoxville and surrounding country Work
shops were closed, business suspended and
the people in great numbers gathered to the Ma
tionai Cemetery, where every one Of the three thou
sand graves was decorated with flowers with ap-
propriate ceremonies. Chancellor Temple delivered
the address. The greatest good feeling was mani
tested by all classes.
MEMPHIS, May 80, 1s6s
The decorations at the National Cemetery to-day
were largely attended, and it Is estimated that five
thousand persons were present. The Grand Army Of
the Republic, the Union League and various colored
societies participated. Flowers were strewn on the
graves OF ALL Much disappointment was felt at the
absence Of Governor Fletcher and General Hurlbut.
Several speeches were made poem was read and
the exercises were nterspersed with music. Nothing
solemn occasion.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31
louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, June 80, 1868.
The government and city employees were granted
leave of absence to-day to participate in the
monies OF decorating the graves OF the Union
soldiers.
Steamboats, were furnished for conveying partcI-
pants to Chalmette Cemetery free.
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

WILMINGTON, N. c., May 80, 1858.
Memorial ceremonies in honor OF Union dead took
place to-day. About two hundred coored and twen-
ty-fve white persons formed the procession. An ad-
dress was delivered by General ]. G. Abbott
The New York herald., 1868-05-31

A OPTICAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COLI
"A. ege Lottery of Kentucky
SHELBY COLLEGE-ExTRA CLASS 257, MAY 80, 1858.
IS, IS, 7s. g, %, 49, IS, ls "A, H. - So s. Is g.
% 49, ls' 3d. 4 tRxso&s, 4 T. ssizs si E. q e. a.nss.+.
81, 8, 6s ", Il, Is, 81, 70, 7b, 80, s. 4s, SO.
KENTUoKY-oLAss io4, MAY 80, 1858
~ 1cfSTiRE, MoBRIEN 4 Co., Managers
For circulars and Information the above Lotteries
FRANCE, SMITH CO.,
Covincton. XIV. =
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Das 5aus Bat teidlofen, haB bic
StnpeadmentzSro (Managers) in
Tunctipn bleiben ipllen, pbwpbl Der Sc
rt6tsbof ii9 sertagt bat. Die Sroner
baben fiber has bisberise Grsebnie Der
unteriudurs Der Mnflaaen auf Beae9S
unssperiude welde nit perlbierenen
Senatpren 9emabt lein. lplen, benz 6aule
einen8 eridt e%rlfattet, Der dion jest bbdlt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30

Capitol sSaass,
Deuti5e5 Gafte unb Dpayptng : +Dau3>
:2de BET Daba15aw gna nst:ete1s Gtre6e,
DDn Sulin5 BeDL.
Gtefes Tpeben tn bent neaen Gebaube, ben. Capitol &C..
fsnuber, erriGtete Gtabtdene nt bietet Ben eeebrten CD
Gen aNBer Der freun6lidten 8ebteauns int Ilgcnetncn
fcte,
,,Das bette Bier som 3atfsn Farf unb rein
LIMB ion1 gen 2abetranf, eepablt ttS fst1t.
Gin SntbtB bon scr a%Uerbeten Ssrt',
,,Gtsarren, fampsl Glaubs, Seuti6e, n,stasn
GDD.t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30
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Tatrtant Srn uub Gambler tn
9sGSy2 Dyu&G2n IT, OGDretaeu4rGeifeae,
Gauf Centre, Minn.
Gne Go,ten GfGteln unS GGreinerz Irteitsr, SGau= &Gicn.
@cmeDriGGfte, Ainpcrlpagen, &c. ~befGnbi9 an 1ano unb ouf
25ctelNnR 8ernaGt.
o. g5SdSree ,rerbsn auf bic tIrseRe glpti3 aeanoat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30
Observation-Disclosures.

Der 1latersetdnets Dat sic ~agensur fit ste aadfcQs
]Gennn,ten Observation-Disclosures Canton @meep Sta.
aes, Gales Dref@aa{dtnen, Dcss,,s @elfrafer, g9ees's
Momino @sta&went, G5DpS's two &beel gres-giai3tne,
Mcper, n'Sndeve" tpo gD1eeil @owsr, greelfonr Drrp.
ser, Beaver Dam SrpaS Cat Gdemai6tne, Spnfinbifes
NTurtinleNt son WTlgen, Raciue Q8dgen. Gin trren
IIr:ttment Son Grtras Mafhtnen Gheilfu fit Wess',
~ ino Ifet5 an 5ar5.
G. 6. S,ektnr.
Q Gellfrln'rc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30

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H,";HH &:2ti@ee Oaas usD 0oar0istgsQau6
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minucGb0Ita Wis.n+
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teit aim Gea1f94! fiv biz eesbyts1 G5&Its Gaf'@
BotIf9nrnGuGe terEebcn unb fseis bar1Nf tai;2a
!1sr1e, ueir 0sH 8eifaa Dgn 5fafg6agevs una
GinSeDyet1en burg anGangJmc5 2oGi9s ctle
tottScI1ebae Safe! MT 2te fgeunoIi&fe 12otes
&2uae ~ ~Gentancn. Sir aen Qlu6Epann bGbe LII
bny6 bic be.c G5iaHnlq geioyqs. 300
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30

&c &cb arS ~ arntat
~,3y9sH%t uub ~settarf ina Wrogea, fowSetua alei-
<,u WoyccNaa, Wla6 ..b aue tnbnS sos
i&!Geeubs Baare1.
@v3Gt2 uRn nStrab
s~Gt15sn &etar~ Vito Mataibap,
IL. 1}a;Iis MtnHesdsaa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

CHnsKs IN THE TREAsURY.-If one could meme.
trate the building, and the strange aud motley
character Of the lesser clerks be would fnd meat
for wonder. In IT, filing weary benches, are ex-
governors, ex congressman, soldiers OF rank the
fi,ters Of generals like Richsrdso decayed cler
eymen BY the score. some authors, many bon
wants and, they do say, young girls with danger
Gus attractions FOR public striosphere or public
individuas. The population Of the treasury build
log Is that Of good sized to vn. tween three
and five thousand. II 10. and win be till war comes
again, the great position of public life, sinecure,
dsmsnding profound statesmsnship at its head.
The destinies Of the people lie bound up IN Il. 1t
can overbalance oil private sagacity II be
weakly administered. and II oorruptly CT parti-
tanly Il viii be our debsucher or tyraat. -Idsth,
to the Chicago Tribune. O.. 80 Z. -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

oSyIok, No NORTH rHIRD STREET. III. LOUIS. NO
vm solicit Psssnss and prossesss Passss sss nd old
scssd Expecting 70 proa1s fron sash.
ssts pssssts arst appestioa, ~ bssv ssss
and hsvns ben the busnss f. ssas tina " "a
~ y shaps claims 70 sssiA ihni.snoA Az bsd
asss ssssadsd 70 promptly; sdviss fsss \ n 0ssa