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a% SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF ATHENS, GA.-DIvrDEND NO
TICE.-1he Directors of this COMPANY have declar-
ed Dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT to
pohcyhoders out of the earnings Of the past year.
Dividend Scrip from to g. both inclusive. will be
redeemed in cash; and NOS. and 10, last issued,
received in payment of premiums.
J. L. HONOUR, Agent.
Corner East Bay and Exchange.street,
Next south of the Old Postofhce.
June IA
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Marrieo.

HAsELL- LL-WILLETT.-On Tuesday, Ju.e 8, in
CaIvary Church, New York City, by the Rev. wm-
LIAM +: MORGAN, ID. D.. LEWIS CRUGER HASELI4,
OF south Carolina, to CLEMENT LLOYD daua3atei
OF EDWARD M. WILLETT, of New York
YOUNG-KUHTMANN.-O the Sd of June, inst
at Mount Ina at the residence the brides father
by Rev. A. 81. CORNISH, MIR. ROBERT YOUNG, OF
Walha.1a to Miss ANNA w., eldest daughter Of Col
mel Fl. w. KUHTMANN. !
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a9- GENERAL DEBILITY rs NATURES
APPEAL FOR Embellishments Of persons, with.
out any specific ailment the victoms Of languor
and jassitude. The minimizing are apt to confound
this species Of inertion with lsziness, whereas IT
usually arises from Q went of organic energy for
which the subjects Of 1t are no msrs responsible
than the nearsGhted are for their detective vlmon.
Such persons, although they may be free from pain
are as truly invaids, and much In need OF medt.
cal aid 40 IL they were tormensed with the pangs OF
acute disease. They require tonic and altsrativs
that will reuse and regulate their torpid erganiza-
Hons. In cases OF thus kind HOSTETTRfs5 STO-
MACH DITTERs produce an immediste and most
favorable eject. The dsbiltated and dssponaine
DISQUALIFICATION. who teels - II he were but half
atsys; WHO shuns company and has no relish either
for business or pleasure. In metamorphosed, BY .
brief course Of this most potent vegetable invieo-
rant, into quito different Heing The change es.
fected by the BITTERS. In his bodily and zasntsl
condition. - surprise 10 himself and his Asndes
He mopes no longer; the active prlncipie Of lifo
which seemed to1havs died ont Os him. - tsowskens
sds s1a ne tsess We ns ;, ss sns, s e
tnvtsttt Co. dineese no trae shoald be Lost ~
cfuitlng the br0kon down systcm with this choicest
and most potent or all tonics and neTvlnes.
June II DAc
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4nneral Motilfs.

a1- The Friends and Acquaintance
OF Mr.. and Mrs. LEVIN are invited to attend the
funeral services Of their infant, FLORENCE, from
their residence No. 1s Henriettasteet THIS AFTER
NOON. at Four o'clock. June IA
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Spefial Aoticfs.

a@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER MARY
LAND. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that the
steamer is THIS DAY discharging. All goods not
taken away Mt sunset will remain on the wharf at
tht;c risk. MORDECAI & CO.
June IA A0ents
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Obituary.

LlNCoLN:-Died at Aiken. 8. c. on Saturday, sth
DIR. N. 8. LINCOLN, of Washington, D. c. rA,*
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n@THE NEATEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHKAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
Al EAST RAX having gepenishsd Its stock with Q
nav aaass saeS 1.f snafariaI-S Hnest
quality and latest styles. ia prepared 10 execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best Inanner, JOB
PRIN TING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
aB EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.--NO-
TOE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing. at II o'clock, A. NJ, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate OF Charleston
County for q final discharge Executors Of VIII of
the late EBENEZER n. RODGERS.
sHsss5s sHssss :; :; sRSSBsEhs: RSBsHhs: Executors.
E. II. RODGERS,
June2 Wfm1mo
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~ THE ISSUE DOCKET WILL BE CALI
ED THIS Monday MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, at which
time the attendance of the Bar Ia desired.
r. B. CARPENTER, Presiding Judge.
true copy: A. O. RICHMOND. Clerk.
June ID
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THE CENTRE OF GEORGIA.
A LIVELY DESCRIPTION OF THE CITY
OF MACON.

Appearance OF the City-Trade and
Mamu1aCtures-t harlestOnians About
What IL Expected Of the Macon and
Augusta II abroad.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
w PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1AaE.--A
A. q lss N h w 70 n K.

s@ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAaE.--A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, a. delivered at the
New York Museum of Anatomy. embracing the SUBJ
jects How to Live and What to Live for (: Youth.
Maturity and Old Age Manhood generally review.
cd the Cause of Indigestion Flatul.nce ard Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for " arriage Philosophi-
caIly Considered &C. These Lectures win be for.
warded ON receipt Of four starnps. by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
MY. No. "A West Baltimore-ssreet. Baltimore. Md.
I April 10 st 4. mwf Iyr
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RExnaxiscEs. Governor q. n. Vance, oharfo,se.
w. .. Rsypo'ds \ Bro. Norsoaks d. @. ahlo supcr.
intsndsns 9. 4 a. Raiiroad portsnonths Colonel u.
II Frcmont, e. 10. Burruss. ksq., wamihgton; n
Z, TAarbsr& Co. rAnshran . Rabsrs. Nsw ycaAs
Bernard OMEN, Charleston; Alexander d Rssssn.
Oayannah. amos Arr, ae1m
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sS- INSTALMENTs OF THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD CALLED FoR.-The Six
teenth. Seventeenth. Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Twentieth Instalments ara called for as follows:
The Sixteenth Instalment on 18th of April, 1860.
The Seventeenth Instalmsnt on 18th of May, 1862
The Eighteenth Instalment ON 18th Of June. 1869.
The Nineteenth instrument on 18th Of July, 1859.
The Twentieth Instament on 18th Of August 1869.
The Stockholders in Charleston will find the
amounts due on their subscription at the oface Of
Colonel j. b. E. SLOAN, Browns Wharf, to whom
paymentsis authorized to be made. II not paid by
last date will be declared forfeited by order Of Stock
holders. w. II. D. GAILLARD.
January Is 1arno8 Secretary and Treasurer.
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a% NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
any demands against the Estate Of ROBERT. 81.
BRODIE win please hand them in, properly attest
ed. and those indebted will make payment to the
subscriber. - b. F. KIDDELL,
April IS 1RmSmos Qualified Executor.
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40- 0-MARENGO.--E Il AND A6UE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER RPEEvENr.vE-Thls val.
uable medicine, entirely vegetable in it's prepara-
hon is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case OF CHILLS AND FEVER of however long
standsg, completely eradicasins its effect from the
system, purifying the blood, strengthening the d.
gestve organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
Gauss viii find 1t the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing In un healthy
sections. or who are prsdisposed to fevers Of any
kind It win be found invauaole as preventive. It
is quite pleasant to the taote and be given To
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received testyina TO it's efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
Itis fully guaranteed to give complete and univer.
cal satisfaction.
MARENGO Ia no humbug. TEX RI.
For sale at retail by all Druggists.
At wholesaleb bJ DOwIE NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH, wINEMAN b
CO.. Hayne-sareet. and q. J. LUHN. General agent
Of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

TEE AGITATION IN PARIs-poRTENToUs OUT.
BREAKS OF THE PopULAoE-THE BARn1oApEs
AGAIN FORMED.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
WOODS MUSEUM.
MASONIC.

GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF EEw-YORK-
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons assembled yesterday morning, at O'Clock, n.
w james Gibson in the char.
The following Standing Committees were announced;
Crde,ia W. James NJ Austin, Robert Rankn Samuel c.
Japrdenoe and Condition Of Ma'oargM W. John W SiTon'
sOp r W. wm T WoodIaf Christopher G. fGI; ,uo, , n
Anthony George Tobe Henry C. Rogers Samuel H. WooI "m A.
DIg s1daR n W Seymour H. Stone Everest Samuel
Fsa R W. Bd@ond L. Jul,oa H. Huntingdon Roosevelt H.
cooa. Of R,pralaavsaw Benjamin E'ssr John German,
J'Rss Vel y adS fI Ics W. VIM R. Merriam G Fred wso
RsymoBd George win,oa Joseph b. ChsGe John Ransom,
O5a D. sss5s aS W BsHa1 " iIS JcsSb w.g Josiah e W
Robert Mseoy Thompson Burton Charles D. Wade Wade p p. r
cGSsg, NJ obn sl@on W. John Boyd Philip M,rls
VIZ safsssg sfSs sM W James Jenlinsou Levy
AIs1s,as Psa W Oliver O. Brady Wesley Church ThsOphIu'
t'ss Esu and A,ylR W Cornelius A. Marvin ". Herring Vim
y.dn!5s " Ssy5s' SSsP. SSsP e K TsnS Young
% airnan then announced the regular order OF the
6av 70 be the election OF Grand officers W James
Gibson was unanimously reelected Grand Master
Holmes was appointed TO wait on the NJ W. Bro and in
Io Tbe R r. W John H. Anthon was unanimously reelected
Deputy o91a Grand officers were also unanimously ro-
B1fslo Junior Grand Warden, r. W Edward l., Judson
OF Albany Grand Treasurer, M. W. John " smons OF
New-YOrk; Grand Secretary, X. w. James M Austin, NJ
IL ofNey' YORK; Grand Chapiains r. w. and Rev. r. L.
Scboonmaker OF Schenectady; r. w and Rev. f. o. Ever.
Rector OF Chrst's p. +. Church. HewYork and 20 I'LL
vacancy Occasioned by the death OF X. w. and Rev.
Charles L. Piatt of BinghamtonJ tho Il. W. and Rev.
John b. Webster OF Palmyra
The W. johnson Fountain was unanimously reelected
Grand Pursuvant and the w. John HOole was unan
mousy eiecUed Grand Tier to fill the vacancy occasioned
| Inv the death Of the late w. Sewau FISK.
For the Office Of Grand Lecturer the present incumbent
| r W George H. Raymond, the Il. W. John Is. sackett,
ana w William w. Freeman were placed IN nomination
| The r. w. George II. Raymond was reelected Grand
| Lecturer. ~, -,.... n, A.
eXpress the feelings Of the Grand Lodge In relation 70 the
death OF Grand officers reported resolutions laudatoy
of tbe late Grand Chaplain Patt the late Grand Ier
Fisk and the late Grand Master OF Colorado, Allyn
| Weston. The report was adopted
Tbe Conlmttee on Constitution and Bylaws reported
adversely to holding the ONCE OF Grand Lecturer for
life and also against increasing the duties OF that ocer
Special Committee OF nine was recommended whose
duty would be 70 sit during the recess and report next
year on the eXpedency OF dividing the State into DIS
Tict Grand Lodges Also defining the article IN the con
stitntlon making MasODs at Sight, and allowing two
weeks 70 initiate candidate after being proposed.
There was considerable business transacted at the
afternoon session. and in the evening large number OF
the delegates visited WOODS museum ny lnW'auon VI
| tle prOnuetOE.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

concerning Paraguayan matters OF late though none OF
them have had the truth of the matter The adminstra
tion decided some time ago, on pecuniarY grounds to
unite the Paraguayan mission with the Uruguayan with
HEADQUARTERS at the charming City of Montevldeo. 1t
was thought best at first to abolish the mission entirely
and Gen John COchrane was requested by Mr. Wash
burne TO 20 to Paraguay special envoy and wind up
our ministerial affairs there.
King Billy died at Hobart Town on the Sd
OF March He was the last male aboriginal Of Tasmania
his ceremonial name William lame, and his royal
oecupation was that Of whaler. No male skeleton Of
his now extinct having ever been preserved his
death was an of the deepest scientific interest
Before he buried somebody broke into the dead
house the hospital in which ho died and removed his
skull replacing it with the skull Of another patient who
had recently breahed his last and drawing the scalp
over TO conceal the substitution The hospital authOr
ties after this of his feet and placed them In the
Finally, after the funeral the grave was rhed
and the OF the body stolen. Several official lnyest
cations result showing that the skull is in possession OF
Dr. CrOwther and trunk, hands, and feet are heio
by the Royal Society Of Tasmania.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
PERSONAL.

Gen. Schenck will sail for Europe in the
Cunard steamer Of the 9th inst
Professor Park of Andover is threatened
with blindness unless he absolutely quits work
Grenoble, in France being in want OF hero,
is about 70 erect statue OF Jouyin the glovemaker
Mr.. G. Schaefer speaker of the free religious
congregation Of Berlin Prussia lately sentenced by
court IN secret session. three months Imprisonment
for having denied personal God, the Immortality Of the
soul and the effect Of sacraments.
The Rev. Robert COllyer recently lectpred at
Chicago on "The Inside Track" The heads Of his dis
course were: l. How to get good start O. How 70 get
a good wife, 3. How TO get good home. 4. When 10
begin 8. What to DO when you have got theiu.
The Duke de >Chartres, who, as an aide to
Mcclellan during war, had abundant opportunities
Of learning how things ought not to DO done has written
book 10 prove that France ought not 10 undertake a
Campaign on the Rhine It Is entitled "The Bate-Fields
tho Banks Of the Rhine"
Our eOteppOaTies have had much to say
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
LECTURES. MEETINGS. &c.

A large congregation assembled in the Bed
ford-st. M Church. last evening 70 listen 90 discus.
sOns on Lay Representation In the Methodist Church
Several prominent Clergy and aymen engaged la the
discussion.
The Polytechnic branch of the American ln
stitute held meeting last evening at Cooper Union.
There full attendance OF members and spectators.
Prof ID. Timan presided, and read the usual scien-
tlc papers among others describing newly dis
covered element JargOna, ZgOua lately brought to
the notice OF scientific by Prof LeOw Mr. Edwards
spoke the blood bes and the capsules In the blood
The Chairman followed I'm lengthy dissertation tho
variation in sundals. which also participated in by
Mr. Blanchard. Two inventions then exhibited for
the examination Of the planets-the Helotelus aud
Lunateus. which claim TO be Improvements on the
oldashIoned planatarium. The former is simple in
strument which demonstrates the relations motions in.
cnations &c. of the sun. Mercury, Venus. Earth and
the Moon. The Lunaellus illustrates the astronomical
relations OF the SUM- Earth and MOOn the changes Of the
seasons day and night, &C., very clearly The inventor,
Prof j. DAVIS, was TO have explained the Instruments.
but in his absence meager description only was OBJ
tanned. The invention then made the subject OF de-
bate and many members spoke euogsticay OF IT, as also
OF a patent positive motion lOOm model OF which was
exhibited. After discussion on the difference IN
price Of silks and woven goods existing between TINS
country and Syria selfrightinR lifeboat which has
just been brought into bY the PrHssian Government
presented The new methods OF making carbonate
of soda and nitric acid which TO have come before
the Institute. postponed until the next meeting,
which will be the last meeting OF the POLYTECHNIC branch
before the Summer vacation
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04


ALsTYSE-on Thursday morning JGns John A'yne the S0
Ofhs
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
GILLRsPIEon Th6rsds James Gillespie In the i year
The fd. the family are invited funeral at the CTci
othe Tnsszuon Ffhave, on Mo car
morning O'clock The remains will be taken " stamioT os
iniermeut
LBB-Ou WEDNESDAY Juus OF typhoid pneumonia the Rev Day K
Lee. D. D., In the SD year Of bic age -,
The sve friends respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
sunday June o'clock The rensins will be taken TO Green
wood
MRAD-sudepy on Wednesday morning the I'd inst after long III
uess William Mead, In the 56th year Of ais age 49,,
Pope from residence No West Twenty orstt at 10 o'clock
Friday morning. the %th inst
NORTH-ou College Hi Clinton Y on Thursday May r. 81
heart disease Mrs Mary Dexter vile Of frL Ed"aa No 10 neI
47h
sTBPHBNsoN Gresupoat Thursday June Of nhsmnatoY
Charles FORSYTH, the Rev. e. S and Eden ~
Stephenson sged 10 yeaTs aud months . . c---.,-.
the residence Of bis parents Duontst 1reenon
on Saturday morning at lOi O'clock
TuOMPsON-A south Orange " J., Thursday, June Henry
RehAr only Henry and Emma Thompson aged sye and
% Iye, and friends Of the family are respectfully invited to end
the unera satarAy the 5h nst at o'clock M IrAns leave
foot Barclay.st Morris and Essex Railroad, al O'CLOCK
yANpRRPoEIA Chicago Monday May 81 John vAndsrPOs
p ys md friends and those ofhs tbernw. NJ Jacob Van
the 4h inst, at o'clock ona
tb ece Yandepoel OF Fh ave And For'E
ninth st., without further notice
WARING-In stamford Conn., "Wednesday June MIS- saah b'
The relatives friends invited to attend the funeral from her ats
residence In stamford this day (Frdsyl at o'clock p m
Wheeler Whtelsey r and daughter OF tTdeeA
Ii. TEoWbrdse Of Brooklyn, N T., aged q years
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
nLACKWoOD JAMBs No. 23I West Twenty sixth st.
NIXON IOSRPH No S Msngin-St
STRICKLAND JEREMIAH No Al South FhhsI' BrooEyn Is D.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
IryITED PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
TIE WTLLIAMSBURGH HOMICIDE
coNr1NrArIoN or rnr INQUEST.

CONTINUATION OF THE INQUEST.
The Coroner's Jury in the abOve-named case
reassembed yesterday evening at No IA South second
st.. Wamsburgh, and continued the inquest Inc nrst
witness examined was Mr. James Hyer lie salu that no
did personally know Strickland put hearu h
of as a bad, dangerous man: 60, ,,.,o uor,o n
The next witness MISS Sarah augusta waFIa ia
testmony cofresponded essentially with her nrst STATE
ment published 10 yesterdays TRIBUNE In, .or,
10 tLe Coroner that she wished TO correct some OF
her Testimony as she had thought OF some things oIt %
I'd Though IL was after II o'clock the jury went 10 lho
nace where the witness confined 10 her bed Her cor
feetIons were as follows: said l took the Rlstoi
trom nv husbands hands on tho second noOr
wsh to correct by saying t was on tho thrd moor au
do not know whether they were oinehed or NOT nn
stead of the pistol going OF took II from my nus
hands hand IL was as handed II back TO him. ~, .
The Court adjourned TO meet today at ocoek III tne
~,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
THE voPKIyGwoMEN's ASSOCIATION.

This Association held its semi-monthly meet
,. In plImp,on's Bulding last evening Mrs. Eleanor
Vrk presented report OF the Labor Reform League IN
o.ton 20 which she was delegate. She said that every
ns seemed 10 air his her particular hoDDy On & Wy
whether that socialism, spiTituast, ITO
@ or labor and that many compliments we're paia 70
tSs eight.hour law in It's actual operation SI, sn,
.0 len waa appointed 10 attend the worklnRinehs
0.%Smoth meeting aud festival at Joness Wood on Tues
aay next Mrs Mckinley delivered an ADDRESS vowon
y,an uay snHrage and the extravaganza Oh Wolnol
womsu atate Of idleness. Mrs. DIR. Lozer reported
the action of the Committee appointed d,eO 10 sSe
aH a tbey had waited upon the Mayor tho Board OF Ed
aton Individually and the editors OF the day paPo,s, @
- whom were favorable TO the project except one
tor al who aid he was opposed to the city College ~
every respect. but finally concluded that cSsa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
FIELD DAY OF THE SECOND BRIGADE.

The Second Brigade of the New-YOrk State
National Guard, under command Of Brig Gen Burger,
had field day yesterday Prospect Park Parade
Ground, near the town Of Flatbush, and only
a short distance outside the corporate limits OF
Brooklyn The Second Brigade Is composed of
the 9TH Regiment Infantry Leut-Col. Heillen.
brandt commanding; tile 9th Regiment. Col. Joel
Regiment Major A. stouf the lst Regiment (lrtery),
Col Daniel W. Teller. The Acting Assistant Adutaut-
General Yesterday was Capt. II. Il. Bauer. The
ments prescribed and executed embraced almost every
thing contained in UptOns tactics that could possibly
be executed in five hours time. A review by
MsjOrGen. Shaler appointed for O'clock but IN tho
absence Of that officer members OF Gov Hohmans
number Of distinguished officers present, among them
A. A. g. j. b. StOnehOuse, Gen. Woodward, Col Hainl
ton, Col. Bendix, and others of not less note.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04

terestng occasion butitis too late to make tho
necessary arrangements .
The nation cannot too tendery cherish the memory OF
her dead heroes too watchfully guard the weDeng
that ere Tong zoe toh0 adhered 10 ne National wlH
be prompt also TO Join eoHmemOrdtn0 ne heT0lSW OF
our eOt'strBnsen sho fell NE other Sde, and tnaC
those who now specially their loss c0nsenhg 10
the arbitrament Of arms, and resuming all their Ola love
for their country and country one and indNlDle
will join with In like conmemoratun Of the fallen
brave OF the Army OF the Union.
The dead are not dead. They have only gone before
aud now see eye TO eye. Why may not we all borrow
from their sacred graves Oblivion OF past differences and
hencefOrth unite IN oble and endeavOr 10 as
sure the honor and welfare Of whole country, OF all
her States, and Of all her czensi Very respectfully
yours. s. y. CHASE.
Capt B. H. Manning.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
sr,PR1Nq ArFRAY IN BROOKLYN.

Last night about 10 o'clock, q difficulty oc-
rrred IN front OF No 2O7 Goldst, Brooklyn between
Hbael Fernandez and Frank McNally during which the
former stabbed tho latter the right side with Spanish
stlleto inncting dangerous wound II appears that
tbere had been fight between McNaly and the
nrisoner's brother-in-aw during the day time, for
which Fernandez procured a warrant. This
led 70 the quarrel between them Win with
10 the City Hospital The Police represent both parties
s bad the prisoner having served one or two
terma In the Pententiary the charge OF stealing.
Fernandez arrested by Officer Curran OF the Forty
1rst Precinct aud locked up for hearing
New-York tribune., 1869-06-04
GEN. LOGAN ON THE DECORATION OF REBEk
GRAVES

Gen. Logan has issued an order, dated AZ
Washington June p Commanderin-Chief Of the Crane
Army of the Republic. which he explains, officially
why the graves Of Rebels were not decorated well ~
those OF Union soldiers He says that the charges against
the marines guard at Arlington, wlful eXaggera
tons The guard received their Instructions from the
Committee, and it Is believed that they dis
charged their duty In proper manner and spirit.
The Grand Army Republic seeks honor and pre-
serve the principles and institutions for which Its mem
bers and their dead comrades fought We strew hOwerI
therefore, the graves Of comrades and prevent
their being stTewn in the national cemeteries at the same
time on the Of such Rebel dead may be buried
therein not because cherish any feelings Of hate OF
desire to triumph over individual foes but because We
seek To mark in this distinction and manner the Zee
ngs with which the nation regards freedom and slavef
loyalty and treason, Republican principles and those
q asayehOding Ohgarchy. We arc ready to forgiven"
hold no malce-but we will never consent by public ~
uonal tribute TO Oberate tho wide gulf which lies be
tween the objects, motives aud principles for which We
Fought and comrades died. and those for which tho
keDe armies banded together, AID for which their dead
now ne IN numerous graves.