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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Metallic Caskets,

Also Wooden Collins at various prices
Charges reasonable. A Hrarse will be in at.
tendance when desired. Mr.. Decodts will
give his personal attention to all the details
of the business. Terms positively Cash.
Mr.. John Decodts will also attend to all
Carpenter work entrusted to him. Orders
for work solicited.
August l., 1S6S-tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

NJ E re A N TIL K.
X. NJ A N D ELLIS
CHEAP STORE.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES
AND ALL KINDS OF FRESH
FAMILY GROCERIES.
CONNECTED with the above 10 a large
" assortment Of Cofectioneries, with Mr..
Gotlieb Lindenmayer as Baker and Confec-
toner, whose skill in this line is well known
in this community, and the county at large.
A supply Of assorted
CAKES, CANDIES and FRESH BREAD
Will be kept constantly on hand.
Especial attention will be given to filing
all orders for
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, &c.
l have now on hand large assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
consisting Of all kind Of LADIES' and chill.
DREN's WEARING APPAREL.
Also
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Children's
SHOES. which will sell cheap for Cash.
ALSO
A large assortment Of
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. etc.
ALSO
CROCKERY, TIN and HARDWARE,
Plantation Supplies can DO purchased at
my Store At New Orleans quotations by pay
ing freights and commissions.
Ladies' and Gentlemen visiting the town
of woodville, with the intention Of purchase
ing their FALL and WINTER supply, will
find it greatly to their advantage by calling
at my store and pricing my goods generally,
before purchasing elsewhere, as they will
thereby save from twenty-five to fifty per
cent on their purchases.
This is no humbug, as people can see and
judge for themselves.
will purchase for CASH, or make liberal
advances on all COTTON consigned to me.
K. MANDELL,
In Mrs. Lewis Building.
Oct. 81. est
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

New Firm.

MRS. BLACKER informs the public that
wi she has taken Mr.. JNo. DEcoDTs into
co-partnership in the business of Underta-
king. They will keep on hand a lot ofsupe-
rior and elegant
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

CONNECTED with the above 10 large
~ assortment Of Cofectioneries, with Mr..
Gotlieb Lindenmayer as Baker and Confec-
toner, whose skill in this line is well known
in this community, and the county at large.
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Little Walter Draper is very good
little boy, according to all the rules laid
down for very good little boys Last
Sunday he asked his mother to 90
down to the Gould d Curry Reservoir,
which his mother refused, on the ground
Dfits being the Sabbath, Good little
boys sometimes cry a little, aud Walter
began blubbering, "Why, Walter"
cried his mother, II am astonished /!
The idea Of your wishing to 60 down
TO the reservoir on the Lords holy Sab.
bath, to 60 swimming with a lot OF bad
little boys!" "Boohoo!" blubbers
Walter. u didn't want to 60 swimmin'
with 'em, ma / only wanted to 40
down to zee the bad little boys get
drowned for goin' q swimmin' Sunday
-.-bOohoo 70
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The antLor may be consulted upon any of The
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New advertisements,

INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL CIVIL ENGI-
Il NEERING SURVEYING aud DRAWN G.
Full course $50. For circular address 4. VAN
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Aromatic Vegetable Soan.

Agents ! Read This !!
WTE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF
w 500 per week and expenses. or allow
large commission, 10 sci our new and wonder
fni Inventions, Address NJ. WAGNER q CO.,
Marshall. Mich.
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$4,000 REV ARD
CLOTHING
{ M PORIU M !!
NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS
Have this day opened in the town of
j a G * - N, . II / o.

Have this day opened In the town of
j a g X - on, . 10,
Opposite he Bank)
A BRANCH Of their CLOTHING ESTAB-
IN LISHAIENT at Galllpolis. Their stock
was purchased for CASH at low figures which
enables them 10 compete successfully with any
house In the West. In prices and quality.
They therefore invite the public to examine
their extensive stock Of CLOTHING. HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds of gen.
tlempus wear, of every stlle and quality. to
suit the wants Of all, from the biggest dandy up
to the honest farmer, aud at prices that cannot
fall to give satisfaction.
Their stock has been carefully selected from
tho best American and Foreign Manufacturers,
by Henry Frank, the senior member of the firm,
who has had 80 wears experience In the business
aud Is wei known TO many citizens Of this
county.
Hoping by fair dealing aud low prices to merit
the patronage Of the good citizens Of this town
aud county, they invite all to call and look
through their stock before purchasing.
We will also buy all kinds oil FUR SKINS,
SHEkP SKINS, aud all kinds of HIDES.
NJ, FRANK. Jr.,
March IS, 'G0--tf H. FRANK.
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T. s. MATTHEW'S.
Legal Notice.

To MOrth Stephenson. of the State of Indiana
one of the heirs at law ofHlizabeth Boyd, late
of jackson County. Ohio, deceased.
You are hereby notified that en- the 11th dav
Of September A. D., 1869. as adm illustrator of
the estate Of Elizabeth Bovd. deceased filed
petition in the Probate Court of Jackson county.
Ohio, alleg Ing that the personal estate Of said
decedent Is insufficient to pay her debts and the
charges Of administering her estate that she
died seized In fee simple of the following de-
seribed real estate situate In the county Of Jack.
son and State Of Ohio. to.wit:
The north west quarter OF the north east quar-
ter, OF section twenty COZ Of Township eight
(S), of Range eighteen (1S). containing forty
acres. more or less that George Boyd. widOwer
Of said Elizabeth Boyd, deceased, Is entitled TO
curtesy In said promises
The PRAYER Of the petition IL for an order au-
thorlzing me, as administrator of said deceased,
to sell said premises free and clear from said
curtesy, on the written waiver of said George
Boyd, for The payment Of the debts of said de-
cedent, and the charges aforesa Id.
Said petition Will be for hearing on the 16th
day Of October, 1863, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, or as
soon thereafter rs leate can be obtained.
WILLIAM RIDER,
Administrator Of Elizabeth Royd, decd.
JAnEs TRIPP, Atty.
Sent f6 t6Q4u
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Oil your Harness.!
Frank NElIIer's prepared HARNESS OIL
BLACKlNG In new snlc cans, neat
aud convenient.

Preserve Your Leather
KEEP YOUR FEET DRY Frank Mlller's
Leather Prescrvatlye md Water Proof on Black.
Ing. thirty years In market. Sold hy relnil and
iOGbng houses everywhere FRANK MILLER
Il CO., 1S and 20 Cedar st., New York.
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DR. WHITTIER, 6I7 St. Charles st.,
~ 81. Louis, Mo-, Of Union lde reputation,
treats all yenereal diseases; also, seminal emls-
sions, impoteney, &c, the result OF self-abuse
send stamps for sealed pamphlet, 50pp. No
frao
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EHNHE MAGIC COMB VIII change any colored
Il hair or beard TO permanent Black or Brown.
One Comb sent BY mall for Si For saln by
Merchants aud Druggists generally.
Address Magic Comb Co., Springfield, Mass
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ASIA yOur Doctor or Druggist
FOR SWEET QUININE - 1t equals (blIter)
Qulnlne, Mf'd by sTEARSs, FARR s Co. Chem
Isis, New York.
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dk11An How made It Ia six months.
Sp l. lIAO Secret and sample mailed free. -
H.J. FULLAM n.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The parlnership ip heretofore existing between
d. RadclIff and Samuel McGhee, under the firm
name Of Radcliff Il McGhee Is dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be continued
BY D, RalclifE q Son, who are authorized 10
collect ell debts due the late AFm, and who will
pay All debts owing by the same.
Sent 20 Saw
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ttTNssence Of HnIx.'--i0 cents for II pint
"a OF the most beautiful Black HmIk IN
the world, II flows freely and wW MOI corrode
steel pens Trade mark, "Essence Of Ink" For
sale By Statloners Druggists. Merehants.- -
SPERRY d CO., Manufacturers, 500 Broadway,
N. ". CITY.
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DONsTl RII

DON'T . II AK Il,
THE sUREsT AGUE REMEDY KNOWN.
LOhnsOn's Vegetable Candy Ague
Cure. Safe, permanent aud etfeetual. SO
pleasant everS body Will cat II. Contains no
poison. Sold everywhere Made aud sold by
HOWELL & lJ0HsoN, Bedford, Ind. Sent,
post paid, on receipt Of price.
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Messrs. LrPpfScorr & BAKEwELL Pittsburgh, PA.
Gents We have been using your make of
Gang Saws IN our Mill and Had them, In point
Of quality, superior to any we have ever used
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NOtice.

The undersigned has been appointed admin
istrator Of EllzaheF BOYD, late Of Jsclraor
County, Ohio, de- -'c"
Sent 16, 6a sssanp
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

A 10 LIT on LEASE. A FIRST CLASS HiGH
s. sss , w .ssssss fsu, ~ ~ s,so, x, gov. w
possession once No. ~ East Twelfth street, bctwrsn
tss y. N.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
BR0oKLyN BOARD.

Lxwfok HyusE, ssi, sn ASp sw ycLTos STREET,
IN hfVpk ~ hstghs-fgf peInsnent bnsrders qu0rs
sis "a fhs Ffemses .feiy nrss eAsss family ana PIT
vale tssralnx heu<@ ohy ave minutes wak futon
ksass Ia ne twn ris~A
, 1869-06-01

NEW Yoikx, May 81.
AEECAEk IN LEHALF OF THH cCBAx F1TRioTA
II The Plymouth Church. yesterday, Henry
Uarl Bttcher Tead the announcement OF Tn en-
tcr1a,ument IN behalf Of the Cusaa patriots anl
took occasion to say that il any people were crer
tnst!Eed IN throwing OF their government, tile
the yoke Of Spain; and II any people deserved
freedom 1t wns the Cuha1s. Some people
said 1t was insurrccttor, but II 1t Tns Il
was based On q righteous cause, and II it succeed
cd many rho now condemned Instruction would
hail its triumph. II they did fnli he would say
that thcy ought 10 have succeeded Many Ct the
newspapers now 50 blatant about tns1rrect1onlsts
would turn round and Adulate them for their hero
Ism alltt eel-deniaL
WHAT GENERAL Bu1LKR 111EKE
t3nc1Essmau Butler Is reported to have s2i1
thai La re laT IN the Alabama cont1ore1sy Is on
~ ~ Surle!ne Court but that nc sGot;ld, nes-
]snnt.tss, ] Wltnofaw our intercourse with England,
ueEausE ,t " AeI course In taking advantage OF
.Seanlca Aw 70 oEIose us. lie opposes recs-
ate ~. tteIss t VIII Canada .as We Werc untait!S
lsa1e1 n the last one, but thinks such a tresty
Void u q great advantage to Canada and
| England. lie expressed the cTcasrst conjdencc
u EoutTell's policy, and con.sdera him the best
secretary OF the Treasury since Hamilton.
~ ~ ns.iL nka1ao IN rTksinksI GRANT AND cpBA
| cen. rights to the Cubans irun President Grant
would now ectuc the question In Cuba In iess thsn
| month In 14ct the prr1gians may settle Ii
| within that time: but Whist q ootry aetttenent
expects the annexation Of Cuba General Grant
| ought 10 BE- ashamed Of this sort OF American
! Rnity and decoruU. It Ia nonsense. 1t Il Stu
pid old fogyi8n', and We have had caou2h Of t.
, 1869-06-01
INDIANA.

Damage By ailc Recent Hsorm-'fltc
Crops seriously snjtirrd-eotte: to
Boards nj 3.qu;Atix:tsson-Att0r
GcheFalt'h npantnu.
Special pet atc!l III The C1!raco Tri'.rnt.
lsn:AsAl..:Is, MAY =.
The rain htor1u hAs sA-titd, ucA the river Ut
,his place has fallen Ioet eInce morning
An irlmcn>c a1aovat Of damage has ,lccn done to
the cropa In ali bottom l1l,tls Farmers in this
vicinity report that She whe1t is running 10 stsaw
and It is feared t.t the crop viii not bc ia1ge
as was expected 6 fhnrt t,mc Since.
Owing to the 1cdlsttictuX Of tic State for Con-
Rrcsstonol purposes, The Auditor Of State has Is
sued o circular Recommending the various Bp1rls
Ut Equalization 10 meet Ii follows: F1rst Ms-
trtet, Princeton; Scroati Hrx -ahanF; Third,
Vernon: Fourth, llushv!llc: Fifth, Indianapolis
Sixth, TerEc Aaute; Seventh. l4Ass rite; Eighth,
Prrr: Ninth, Winchester: TcIth. kcndallyll]s.
and Eleventh, Valparaiso.
The Attorney General has g1ven an opinion tc
the effect that The late aCt poEtponnG al! elections
Until October, 1s'o. continued The present lncum
bent in o&lcs until his ssicccssos IS elected ant
qualified. Th!i. however, does not apply 10 Of
nress holding by appointment.
, 1869-06-01
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. JUNE /. 1869.

when Robinson inquired Of him what he was 20
ing 70 90 with him, he told him he Tns gong 70
take him to jail, Robinson Protesting against il,
me people around in squads, and great excite
mtnt prevailing as he told Robinson hlIu-
teH. He also told him that there MS
danger Of his being lynched. presume
mat nobody viii suppose Tor one moment that
Inc Circumstances were not calculated to produce
Great excitement md fear Ia the mind Of th!s msa
The question to be consideted In this case IA
not whether there was danger. 1t seems to ne
under the circumstances, that the better rata
would BE- TO reject the testimony"
ADJOURNMENT.
TIE court then adjourned tilt o'clock to.1np,-
row IQptuinR.
, 1869-06-01

Damage bJ f1oods-CouKt Matters
Verdict Against tho Western Union

Telegraph Company.
:, CIhciSNAT1, May al.-Ues7atches from Logaus
port Einesnnes, Gosport, and the region OF
N1! 70 crops bs the recent storm. Corn will hare
10 be fepianted. Siinilar damages arr fepoE1cd
nom the country between here and DAYTON.
motion to qlash the Indictments Of the rrand
jury and pleas IN Abatement IN the United S.ateR
District Court, February term, Mss today asVucd
be1ore Judge Leavi:t, u that court, by Asslsf,nt
District Attorney Hooper, for the goyefpc,.nt
and General BGsnct for tic notion Tic arp7,
naent wRs not conc.udea. The ground for the
mo'ion Is the l1compefency Q! The jury Twenty
three jurymen were summoned. and fifteen aJ-
pea1ed. The Cniied States Deputy Marshal
scratched from tho r|nirs the name OF sam-
moned but 1op-appelrlna juror, aui substituted
that OF Il. +. Sinndeu, who WIS masie foreman.
Nathan Clark, a17rsted on ThIrstlBy at Master
ton, Monroe County, ohio, was before Comnls-
ssoner HALLIDAY today for having In bis possession
At the time OF his nrrrst t1to n counterfeit cur
rrncy. He wca committed IN df:au:s or hail. In
the case Of nubos and Aneur, against the Western
Enion Telegraph Company to recover SIG Han
ayes sustained on account Of the non.slel!serv OF
despa' eli, Judge TAFT Of the Sc;trfor Court To-
cay Eaye Judgment for the plaintiff IN the lul
amount.
MANSFIELD, Ohm, May S1-ThcFe vas terrific
1aa stotm at s.ru1hcrs. Mahorlnz County, oai9
5esttInas afternoon iiail stones tell from one te
w. ~ 'as saes ~ .a,sHrstr, accompanied ny hear]
for 1liir1E minutes. ~
CINCINNATI. Mav a1.-ttsitrv A. Keith, President
OF the Kentucky Central 4sa45oa1 die, At lila rc3t
's1enoe IN lcEihRton. yt-trFStMy.
, 1869-06-01
United Presbyterian General As.
8embEys

MONMOUTH, Ill, Mar s1.-Tne General Assem-
bly, net this morning. and Ind before It reports OF
the Committees on the HOaFt Of Education and
Frcedments Missions which were adopted WITH
out debate.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson. delegate from the Canaaa
Presbyterian Church, was Introduced and
msdc an excellent address, showing the
original work and present condition Of
this Church. The Interest Of theday,
however, ecntcrcd tn the question Of union with
the other Presbyterian bodies, which came IN a
report from the resolution appended, that union at
present was 1nrrac*tcahlc, and resolving to cease
negotiations,
approving oI the action Of the committee which
met in Philadelphia last April re.ppointing them
70 confnre negotiations This was debated at
continued tomorrow.
Thers + \ crest difference Of opinion in regard
" H. anu II - very evident shat neither resolution
i1si,'n 10 continue the negotiations nu different
basis. " III probably Ire offered and rasset1
, 1869-06-01

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be tees4seo a. knss oHec
until the thfr.teshday Il J1oc. LED It = oc!oe@ Esas
srpr,vtx tho Assssors Coer1ss OF lntesra1 Kss
ecue Throughout that puiou o the United States ynR
r..t Il the Reeky Molntans EXCEPT Auataus and New
3ir1eu with the Stationery requii ed or u'r IN fheu re-
.pcrtirr districts for tIr ezx ending ju2o e. ls'p
No psotce1Is n be considered us.ess accompanied By
bend with fu;ceot auret!s In tho Hnn Q! Ere thou
.and .oarz ,t1ocol af2zored ty United STATED Dis
tstt Attorney forn to b furnished BY tie Dqas-
rcut dtoped thnf tce parties sha IN ea=e Of the
acecr.arce cf their bid snS part Of IT, duly execute
contract with good and ac!e2t bonds fo lie duo rs-
fo17n4nea 81 tho s41uo-
Tie Commissioner reeerrcs the right to consider And
aeccrt Of reject each BID. item hy Item,
TIC hid. should te addressed to tho Coh.ti.4o7er c
Internal Revenue. a1 eEdussed Proposals. 10. supFy-
ing Stationery to Internal Revenue otterEz"
Schedules of articles II be furnished viii bc forward ID
from ths Office Upon application. with Conditions uEd5F
which the articles are 10 be delivered.
SO forzcol35iQpSf.
, 1869-06-01
EUROPE.
GKent RFItutrls

"ENAk NE4kA1us
Mr. Aor1EY,s RECEPTION At t1rEgrooL
LIVERPOOL. Mar 81.
Nj. Motley, the new Minister Of the Tinted
States received addresses of the chambers M
Commerce, At h,s hntc}. thts morn,no In rao,v
to that Of the Amercan f,harnher of f.ommarre
be returned thants far the Ee1rorne he haf ~.
ceyed as representatives NJ the rn,ted st.,ca re
said It was the earnrs, hone and rhtcg wfsh ~
President Grnn,,, administration and ~
the people of Amer;ca, to re,a,n fal,htr1r
friendly and equitable relations with tho
Government and people OF G.rar
Britain. The happiness Of tho world. the adranoe.
ment OF civilization, the hest bones NJ hnmanttr
depended on the cnncor,t or al, branches NJ M
human famlr. more eznerta,tz m that NJ rho ro
leading natInns. hoth rcnnerto,, nr no,sc,st tr,nr
est aliied by blood and addctad IN ronmsrce CONNER ao,
The cn,ttra,,on n The ar4s ~ na.ns ~ rTo+ts,
conc1ude1 AZ folIows. 4Mv nost s,-.,nons .rrS-.
aha., be devoted tn fnrthe1 t,o,1 nno-s,sntt;1. -
on the has,s Of enduring frtenashtn and t.nd,v r
latious. in accordance q1,h the great nr1ncInsa =,
justice md honor. which arc the in,mutahie nn1
only safe, uue111nz guides IN the conduct nf
nations."
In answer to the address Of the 1lyernan,
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. Mot,ex exnrreucd hte
toward America, and assured them that durin1
the period Of bis Office, he shout endeayor tn mn.
mote cood UNDERSTANDING hetrcen two na+,ons ~ y,
the same race. bound by un,tv NJ
interest h,thertn nneona,,aa nna 80 49,,
- - f0S " potA He1e 1u!htleo
~ s~ra.Ia~. C"..a an0 auetaean peope aua
INNS Win C3rrat nr,atn ~ ,ha h.a1. ~ .,.sI..
sntf inst reaar, n the r,onts 49, ,,,+ts ~ s:.s
rtvas The ea1nest vlah ~ .M.LNs ~ '. ss.4
commerce hnt the nnes,,on of frea ~, ~ 49, -
rnnd the trnIts n hia fnncf,on7 ~ .a,taran, ~
;n,, restaa ~ ~ -ao~1a ~ [se- .ss 1t
1aeoA"e " aa1 AH1sa eaCfIA ELL In TIE HocSE
or eoA4oSs.
hohDos, AaY d.
III the Aouse OF commons tonight, Ar. Cad
sto1e Hiusea ta'1u fead1n8 or the Dill 1or the
dlses&apusnment Or tue Irish Church. A large
number Of petitions against the bill were then pre-
scn1eo, a1ler WHICH James MAIDEN Holt, member
!ol NoHaeast Aancaahire, made, and Lord
Ehs' "enoef 1of aaalnshire, Sec
ouoeu, mouon that the bill
be relecteu- a long Gnt unlRteresttng debate fol-
, 1869-06-01
will continue the
Wholesale and Retail
Drug Business B


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= ii!tary Division Of lie Mls.ouri tjillss tcf c,s
"t;sa;f ~ s nsyhsi.sGns; GhiesEo IT, MsZ ~ lS
;ets'.' It 'hi,. t!ics until L H. wE0sEspAX; JUNE
et,ut n... md Grand River, Dakuks Tr1ftu,y {or e.
sues to 1ndisns Ut futlo" .. sit.:
At "HtlSlosE tltEE'&.
avs hr.! VI Beef Catsl- OF ihc !.s,nl.
ttIli: txs,ud4 sf flour
nyi:: rn: .,Js II IL, il, I! Lem,
:IEE rint1 nj MI
,w ~, .,,,r..r~-x,. ,,,.r.
,r:3 hrnA IF ur..t ca,t,r. Tn tile hoot.
ItLta 1nunsfs Of Clrsr is.tnu Stitxt
NJ u pornas ~ .hrIlrd e.
~ sss1 .sunns nj Lii
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AT GtASp NtfEN
7,.,hs.s ~ R.,t tf..n,. ., H.. h,x,.
III ~ ,n1rds ~ fr.sA ~, 4 .enr ~ vi MAJ w."
'mrf ~, ,n,n l.. II II +. l.''' ''' ''"''
i.%a1 iSS 10 10 's,nd pnand, q Il shslca Corn
* Il ~ ~ ~. ~ S.ft T. ~ ~" eos1+
eV''SN f8tAA~ ~ NA1s'
PEppoa2 may ndto be tnndn for the delivery at the In
, 1869-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY.
Decoration Of SnIdkerx, Graves n.
SrFtuEftctd. Cutboldstfe, If1oon,.
iuEson- aud at Other Points.

n
Springfield. Cafbo,ltl;t}e, It1oom.
iuExon- mud at Other Points,
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SrE1:GF1E,-D, Ill. May II.
The decornlion Of The graves Of our fallen heroes
who are buried At Oaxridge, Camp Butler and
Hutchinson cemeteries was participated IN Today
BY large number cf our citizens, having been
postponed on account Of the we1.her. The tlay
was lovely and prnpi1ioIs LII every respect The
ceremonies IL U1kridSc were particularly solemn
md impressive as the assembled citizens gathered
around the tomb Of Lincoln aud la,d their noral
prertn8 upon the EacrsI dust, and then In turn
1,eeornIed the last res;ng pisces Of the score or
uote brave sol Tiers who e-c hu.:ed
1hc7e Rey. Mr. Eads addressed the gatlerel
1nalusldes IN words Of pat;,t!sm anil eloqusarc,
12d Rev. J. &. HcLe1n addressed the throne of
A.m-
Al ar:csison Cemetery there are but three SOL
S1leIs ha5,Ed- These graves were not forgotten,
Ut tende; taues strered their last resting places
With 1o:A' -csinss-
tne moE: Imposing and interesting ceremonies
9! ae day we're observed at Camp Butler Gene
.efy, Ehcrc nearly eight hundred Cnion soldiers
tic lr,ttd. and about st1 hundred rehel ps1aoncra
, 1869-06-01

US. NcrxE1s' O. T So y aatn ~
MuvAExE etAy \ l5eo ; .,
Sealed proposals will be ,seeiEed as saia o1ee Hal
m, Junc I, lis, Tor furnishing
GEO Cords Of Stont ut The HartoF Of Ptat-
water. Aieh.
For III Information sPp9v Il this e;cs PsHposaIs to
h. Ia dr!ic4tc, md 1otos tIfutsheE n tos ottt.
ana VII sREV. L1EU I. COL F. L. EARQuHAK.
Captain Of Engineers.