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rm -vr- r- She puuusaiD Diat, ucipt ividat, Mm able. BY STEELE. CARPENTER CO PA8SKMQIR TRAINS PASS BLO0MIN8TON os vsi oaioaso A alto a. a Jbprut jratl rVara Julaaoctu arrlTaa -ilo I e-iu north arn.a. :40 Uoluj.oiitb dsparu lau Oolna north aap'r t.W r.

Tight Aayrast fnm 9oIbx ssath arrives 1:36 i.a I Saint north arrW lOUWr IKS un. on Uj d.paru 1:4 i.a Oulun north dsp'ta os iu iluhois onnu a. 8:00 P.M. Oolug l.a. 4:6 JeigM OolsgNil.ptT:14r4:2lr O.

L. STIILS, 3. B. OiaPINTI. TEBMS I Dalirered by ttaa in ttaa city, par 8snt by mail Ou Year, paj able in advance.

Sent by mail Six Months, Sent by mail Three Months, to ao 10 oo oo a so BLOOMLNGTON, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY JI0RN -26, 1865. NO. 2570. IIVG. lUTta UK AlHkUllM.M IN TBK UAltll came from northern papers, aud aim, ioed JEWELRY.

DRY COODS DRY COODS. Vim. i I i S(iU his intention of burning every Aut, icnn vessel he could find. Ater, the 7-SO's, and that the banks have charged a discount in redeeming tho, making large sums for both banks and himself. 1' stated that be has thus made from thirty to fifty thousand dollars.

He has been ordered to Washington to be eiuiulueil. aiwj a o.i I aw I 60 14 ftunan, the pimto went towards UtliiingsM CLOSING SALE 60 days I itf I Sirait. At the Foot of Lawronoe Inland, 60 4tT.TT75 I 8 0(1 I 4 60 I 6 26 I 0 00 By Uu lUinoU Miuistipvi Trlrftrayh tympany. Ofict Jinn St. A.

T. HcELUlNKI, Operator. ASHLEY CO, i9 rices no If.V he burned the ship Gen. Williams, of New 4 0 OO 76 11 00 -i 3 60 London, and next moruiug burned fiie 6 00 8 60 26 VI 60 t.iys 2 20 I 4 ml Burial of our dead at Ander- "ii7TT6oj3T0JJJ0jJWJ ON WATCHES! Nxw York, "Aug. The Herald's ipeoial says fix-Congressman P.

B. Van Halkehlorg, Aoting Commissioner in the absence of uuire vessels. The bark, Geu. Pike, bad arrived at San Francisco with the crows of the seven sel. uamelv i wk 4 0J 8 00 7 76 I 10 Oil 00 i I 7 00 I 8 76 I 00 I 00 24 00 i sonville.

Promises to pay particular at 2ni( 6 SO 0 00 11 26 14 60 10 oo I lo oo 1 13 60 1 10 oo 1 20 00 1 88 00 1 SUMMER 76 Cholera Badiiic iu Constanti 4 mm I 8 oojj2 00 I 16J25JIMMJ 24 00 li mu.f "9 25Tl6 0 i 1 00 I 23 00" I SilJiX0 Brig Susnu Anigial, Ship Gon. Williams, Bark W. C. Nye, of New Bedford, Bark Gipsey, of New Bedford, Barks Pathariufi Niniriid, Isal-ella, all of tention to all customers, and to nople. iuu.

I 011 I 18 "00 I 21 PC I al 00 I 40 00 I 76 00 160 fvsarTliOl' piO 'HI 3D 00 4U 00 66 00 06 00 flTtf Judge Cooley, of the Indian Bureau, acooui-paied by Gen. Curtis, one of the delegates appointed to visit the North Western Indiuu tribes, loft for New York last- evening "for the purpose of selecting a suitable number of presents to be given to tlio Iniliun dele-' gates at the approaching council to be held with them. The Constantinople correspondent of the GOODS. a-Htu wu must not format ttiat what may be mercy Another Steamer Sunk 200 to oruuity to we sute. Anarem jumuon TllK 1KIE STUIU Of THE RICHMOND Lives Lost.

ELKCT10N. a' supply them with more DRY GOODS AND from the Naw York Erasing Post, A Rascally Paymaster. Nv Tetiuintea.tisputeli sf the Jth of July, announces tho arrival of Col. Chas. S.

Buckley, and party, who woujilooon pro-ooed up the The Pacific Warehouse in Sun Francisco, was burned on the 2d. Loss a quarter of a million. i A Salt Lako dispatch of July tbe 30th, Tbu telegraph operator reports that the Indians have curried off five miles of wire west of Platte Bridge. On the 2lith some two thousand Indians attacked the post at Platte Bot'om. We leant from a trustworthy source that the uotiuu ot General lurner, in annulling iw York, Aug.

25. The Tribune's HMO I HI I the recent election at Richmond, win based chitUy, if nut eutirely, upon tbe fact that special says tlui iiiuVtta of the election, while they ad Capt Jag. M. Moore, asssitant Q. who Tribune, under date of Aug.

2, says When I wrote two weeks since it had just became apparent that we were to be scourged witb the Asiutio cholera. The oflioiul returns then reported fifteen cases a dny. The epidemic is now fairly upon us with ull its horrors. The official reports give the number of deaths now at a day, but it is plain enough from the number of dead and dying seen in the streets that this is fur below the roal mortality in the city, and although it does not include at ull the mili lutttej the vole of Virginians who bad left here on the 8th of July last, Tor An. dersonville Ga for the purpose of giving nerved in the rebel armies, rejected to one of Yiruiiiiuus who bud nerved in tbe Union decent buriel to the remains of our murder unities.

There wn henry skirmishing all the morn ed heroes, returned to this oity this morn TO SUIT THE TIMES. now iiffor al Wltol-iaale and i 1 his fnuid Is Ilia TIIK VKftV LOW l-HU'KH and as 111. rl.a on I liua y.H- l. uf ail. Mla la ua, au nIihII a.l..

he y.mr Iu til j-aisll AMERICAN GENEVA WATCHES IN BOTH GOLD AND ORGANDIES: One uf tun votor thus reported was that of a ciliziii, a resideut and merchant of ing, having successfully accomplished the ing. MiinyaIndiuna being killed, 'Lieut. Collins of Co. M. 11th Ohio, and 27 meu I.

1 1 ii rm ii i hi ii Kiehiiwnd tor at leant bve years before tbe ohjeot of his visit. Tbe Cant, reports that w.ir, a strong Unionist, the Secretary of he arrived at Andersonville on the 25th It, tary garrison of some men, among I were allien. Lieut. L.iiins was amen tlio lust oneu Luion meeting held in the after having experienced considerable dim wnom it is unuersiooo. io oe raging, zi ciiv before tho war beirnu.

This gentle. nu.rln 1.. a cbsro by 200 Kansas some (iiH) Iudiuus. Tbe Printed Organdies, and Cambrics, all reduced to 50c per yard. culty in procuring transportation for him I troops against man, when troops were called for, left self aud bis party of niechauioe aud clerks, leruuy.

uui woum ue me uionumy in Indians have gone south. bis home in Kichtnond where they New York, the population of which is less wcreru not eulistiuir uiuu for the Union A regiment of cavalry was soon expected Goods H1LVKK CASKS. The work of painting and lettering the head boards for tbe graves was immediately commenced and fiuisbed, occupying nearly the armies at that lime and entered tbe three month's service. When bis term there to pursue tne iiiiiiuns. 1 tie telegraph line RENADINES: than that of Constantinople, if d.

bodies were carried in a day through Lafayette Place alone for example. I do ur FINE' 0 JEWELRY whole time of their stay, will be repaired us soon as wire can be procured. Gen.Mosecraiis received a most enthusiastic welcome at San Kn.in There were 13.0U0 neat bead boards set SKT WITH DIAMOND not think the deaths can full far short of 500 to 000 a day. They probably exceed this Dumber. AND OTIIHU PHK up, all appropriately lettered, giving tbe names, aud as far as known, the regiment All Lenos, Grenadines, and Mozambiques reduced to 37 l-2o pr yd A (0- ral; pkakl A and oompany of the deceased.

Additional from the Heiald's Richmond BOOTS SHOES Ntw York, Aug. 2-'i. The steamer The Capt. found the graves nearly all correspondent. GAUNKT.

with WIIITK AND BLACK tiKNYX, IN SKTS COMPLETE. Ooean tjoeen, brings nearly a million of marked with a Dcatly painted stake num. Gen. Custar, commanding at Lynchburg, i bered, the numbers on tbe stake oorrespon treasure and a large uuuiher of passen gers. has ascertained the whereabouts of AM) SUAEU, til AIVS, ding with a record kept in the hospital of expired, he re enlisted and served dnnug the war.

lie fought in the first battle of Hull Run, at Williamsburg, Fair O-tks, (inines' Mill, Olondale, Savage Station, Malvern, Second Bull Run, Cbantilly, South Mountain, Aniiotutn, Frederiukburg, Clmtibellorsvillo, Gettysburg, Madison Court House, Jack's Shop, Raccoon Ford, at the seie of Wagner, Olustee, lrury's In If, aud was at last wounded at Cold llurl-or. 1 hat is to say, he was in twenty-cne battles, and when be returned to Richmond his vote was rejeoted as a "non-resident." Xow this is a liule too strong. Tbe men who have served in tho Southern armies are per-uiitied to vote but they must not ex-jioot to their loyal neighbors froin the lis. There is a limit to human patience aud a Southern Loyalist who returns to his home from a Inch he was ejnolled by Ac, the prisou, giving tbe names of those buried io bullion, formerly belonged to the socalled rebel government. It appears it was appropriated by two ageuts to whom it was A man iu Boston, one day last week, Tbe cemetery is about fifty acres in ex.

BALMORAL SKIRTS: Handsome Summer Skirts at $2.00. nought a tliiirmometer lor Iweiity-nve cents, tent and nearly three hundred yards from and be I or be reached home it rose to the stockade. The dead were all buried in ninety. entrusted to take it to the interior, who have been arrested, but they bad succeeded in spending all but about fourteen hundred FOIl OVE II DBEI DOLLARS trenches, and in many cases over one hun I'llAIN llll AIM. Ms.

Ool.ll SI-KI'TA-l l.KS. MI.VKH.-l'KCI tl.l.kS, 1 bi- all' tli-f. dla In rl.l.-n, uol. Ii AMI Sll.l H.II.III SI 1. 1 Kit a.U Kit II I LAI all oisilis, ar- lanla-l.

Fine Table Cutlery, CAHTi I IIS, f'AKK mi. a i saiw, WIN CAl-T'llllI, TllA, rlc, olc dred in a trench. Mouuds were created dollars. over each body, thus forming graves. A The Times' special says i Muj.

Gun. Wilson, the cavalry leu ler ol The Toronto ny aulhoritively thst the CHiilederulion project has been post-j. tbe next M-ssiun, to give the people ol New untwiek lime lo review and revise their aotion in opHisitiou lo tbe scheme The seems to doubt whether confederation cun be allotted cveu at tho next neat white fenoe has been erected around tbe cemetery, and tbe place made to look CLOTH SILK S1C0UES or smaller sums, than any the south-west, is txpected iu U'ushiugtoti as neat as possible. 1'leaaaot walks are on Friday. being laid out, which are tj be shaded by SETH THOMAS CLOCKS trees.

t'atao, Aug. 23. Three hundred bales of "Want to see Grant mighty bad, Jo 100 Cloth and Silk Sacques at prices to mut tho trado. Cap. Moore says the country lor miles the enemies tr bis oountry, and returns nltfr serving in the army during the war, is md to be denied bis vote on sny quibble of noo-resident.

We hear that this case was presented to the President, with tbe proper affidavits and testimony lo prove all its parts, and that lis immediately ordered that an election Ooa-dutled on such principles should be annulled, lie did riiilil aud Ins action in this cotton arrived here yesterday, ajso -U-J bules vutcri lor Kvaiisvi'le, IM for Louisville, and pie rrowding ale-urd the cars at a Maine house In (own. around is almost devoid of verdure of aoy kind except rank weeds, stuuted pines and for M. Louis. live oaks, Tbe climate be. cousiders ex hnilroud station, on their way lo get iKjuiulat our famous General.

"W-a-al', by hi thunder didu't voti oomii dowu to 11 OHSAl V41HKTT Sol, AOKMli' SIM JOHN FO LEY'SOOLU FENS Till. II aTkk liAUg. r.ai call Ilia u' ll. -f ll.ia laily l--tiir l.r-fi-liy ii.vis rail ad aa.iMiae Mmm thai U.U.IO? iifilll, ait-l treinely uubealthy. Tbe heat is iu tense du.

Cincinnati, Aug. iiV Tbe liiinM-raic CURTAINS the Iront, when he wauled to see you, ring the day, the heavy dews falling at Slate Convention assembled al Columbus Another Invulee of Ihone ravorlte night penetrating tbe tents of the party aud yesterduy and orgauiied by el-uting Itulu. eaao should be a warning to others in the Suih who may be inclined in a like manner to a peuJ'T "P'U loyalty. A i at least as good as saturating tbeir blankets P. Ilanny president.

v.4' i asy. ncy 7 A French pn-er tells a story of a between two gentlemen, wbo were so eipiallv matched with Ibe sword and pistol Unit they decided lo I'ulit lUi ciirars, two BLACK SILKS, Just before tbe party left a flag staff was Lace Curtains in great variety. The following ticket was noiniiialc-l For Governor, Gen. Morgan Lieul a. it.

i vV planted and tbe American colors were a rH.cl oral opinion of the country i i a i Kid better; if be has served iu the army. thrown to the breeie. Governor, VYni Long: Supreme Jul'--, of ehkh were iiritiarmi exlortially alike ASIII.KY HOI'S BLOCK, but on was to be loaded so as to explode Van Trump and Thomas Key Slate A trustworthy superintendent lias been appointed to take care of the cemetery, and SILK MITTS: Al Popular Prices, at ASIILKF 4 ITS. ana prove mortal to tbe smoker. Lois Treasurer.tie.irgo Speoee; Attorney (i-orral ii u.

liw-e i -ur tiMpl.it' were drawn and the weeds were lighted, -ai perfect the ideas of Capt. Moore.in the lay (UtKKiTb KKPOKT. In tho release of certain rebel yra pa i.rre Missouri, on condition of resid l-r lew. t.ii. simi j9v 4 After a few puff, an exploti in U.k place aaslil.

Daniel Wilson Seles. I I'ouiuiisioiier II 11 Barney; Board of Public B-srsil Clerk uf Supreme Court, II Di ing oi tuis modern Uulgotba and the sur aim ina uuoiisi le on in lie wss rounding grounds. presently picked up, und with the exunp Ladies' ami Children's Silk Liu'o Mitti, at latently reducixl prices. ion oi a niaotencij eve, was louoe lo lie un ner. A sulBoieut guard baa been placed over ing nu'sidii the State, they were required to roporl to the l'MVost Marshal weekly.

'Ebb CATION A I'llOMI'KCTirs New Style Delaines the grounds by (ion. Gibbon, commanding Tbe resolutions oppow a eoiia-di-laiion of. hurt. Tin-seconds bad only put in little piece of gun cotton, and the all a it toded a all power io tbe bands jf the Fe-leral tiov- the military forces in tbie region, and every it bad begun in smoke. "i ernuieul, maintain tbe Joclrme of Stale care is to lie laxeo that the remains of our or rim PARSOLS: A correspondent of a iiirnrt 9lcr KighU as laid down in the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of IT'JH, dnulare lh.il b-ii(s oi me Disgnitioriit Astu-iulvi braves shall real undisturbed.

There were, witoin the enclosure of the stockade, sheds about fifty yards in length aud eigbleeu ACADEMY OF'THE SISTERS Of llo-iii of Kiigliiii known all over the w.rld aa 'liod save lb luwii The writer is the ordinance uf secession oeing void the Just reeeltedat AAIILKY A (U'tU Aewnljle of Une of them recently leported 10 tbe follow-tn eliecrlul atraiu fi toirlsui of Mlawari I Ir.a am alive and kicking. I am ut on a Ijnu miles north-east of ij.iiney. i the r.teof per mouth, Maioii iii I am at work for fin- old ueniieiiiaii, and be has a rbr rating uu.ikuI"-. I her and she says she mo, a.ily the next time I "report" I -hall prol.at.ly you bw 1 have wade it. uol probably aware that Ibe Words uf thai feel in width.

There were do sides to these (T. JOSEPH. S-iuihern States are aliil in the t'nii-a as Statm, and eu.illed lo all respectful rights Sun Shades aud Par sols, without regard to price. anthem are the veriest imaginable. so-called tenements, but there were merely BLOOMLNGTOaX, ILLINOIS upright poles supporting the roof.

The slxkade with all the buildings are tore nee, iicr is a specimen Hall I isl olraa. 'H(rt SSsf saw a a ii.ir -u-'usii a vf a- Tl.ank U-4 at a. It -U Sat. IkalMaaar and lotheir due representative, io Coi.grrs., denounce all elT rts to conferiug ofsuflrag' upon Ibe negriM, discouiage ii--gro ruiigra-lioo into the Stale, coiui-liineiil the main standing until they fall by decay, fit irw iftwuisiii.i fipetna ui mmn riuur ll UlOlnS, We leave Ui state that our monuments of the hideous crimes commit 'I liVhlsMI til Li Mt mk. KtlM'K is for their Valor aud lrliludn, regard the na ted withia their limits.

VliUV tional debt as a national curse, and d' liianJ (heap, at AhllLKV Miss Clara Karu-u, the philanthropist who CUOIHS. A voung man dianl in New Vork last I I U. 1.1 Ih exercise of the i rigid ec re accompanied the expedition for the pur- BY TELECRAPH. TDK (III KMC or MSTKKTHH I WaPKIlKii wn'k liotn rxeeaai.e lauautrr, i. naia vuuiu poee of collecting the evidence of the where commend that the national Into.

l.a c-iltet-ed by county treasurers as far aa VERY L.1RUE! in all kinds of w.uios. c.h,iii.hi. ilr.a bae li. Hi 1 lief so If Ika rlaa Ik prlr aM a4.aalaa la a Nsw Auj. ljud inatead de- -a, a.l" allli lbs naa .4 lb.

and thai Ih militia ciuuiuiati lax be re Tk iii.i-;. eia.i.. iiiiiihI vu.l-.iii iwHiHom-s laren, hut the 'Why did Joseph's brethren rat him as I all MM, a. ail abouts of any missing men, returned with Capt. M-mre's party.

One of the party, clerk, died from typhoid fever aud was buried io tbe cemetery. There were about BM-I'l'lf. I.MI.S-. pealed, denounce arrests uf ciliseua l.y unit a.ar k. ka aa g-aala, at p't'ulntiie llloteiiisot ie merrlr nominal in the I'll! ...1 Mu.

ru.a a.Ml Nm4I 1. Ku.w,s4.il, ate. Ilia ri.uik laasaaaa II fa. ear -sea ear- s- fj a- St lU auw th'V did not want him iu the I'rie ranged durinc the morniua: al about lary auilmriliee in stntea wb civil tribunals are unmolested, dndar that I unoon- sail. ASHLEY t'0'8.

I)UiA five hundred buried by the rebels of whom ritrlt stitutional su.penaion uf lii" wnl -f bahe-ta HstU4 rUhsl H4 tlHtsC 1 s)stM( OiJ oo record was kept, aud oncuently i i hi ao 'm Kr long time it baa baffled tbe ni lieal authordirs to aiHuut lor the fon with wlneli I he waves heel against the shore II 4u bs Ik lf.aaalaa eilk a a. their names could Dot be identified. Tbe I erf cJsTsM. Mli I loss, Aug. Among the pae- aelier ou lbs loat sti-ainer llMlher Jolia- imsms -raw sm8 im witos.

corpus since Ih leruiiuatiuii of the war and lb denial of the right of trial by jury, ail 1 interference with by military pow lu remains of only one body was found uu aa.aaiwajr. ial4Ml Iv Sum aa I 1 1 IS ETI NGN, and it has recenllr come to light that it l- aa.IJr.ul lima kaa km. a buried, tbe rest Laving been interred, io the iiimii, was James lor many years ana. ths lai-t of there being 'muscles' fl-wa-iaw WMHa.ai WW. SSMilM! Ial i.f the editors uf Ihe Hmu I'rsuuiwu iu the at er as io recent ina'anoe in Kentu-ky and Tennessee are revolutionary violations tht Constitution.

trenches. The llsrald's special aaysi LMiOVIIMON KM ILK SKU1.N.1UY. The lows I'iiv Republican is advising iu llulitttn. The New Oil-ans p-rs mention lb Woolens WK MiLls TOO ClIKAl'l" readers to id on Wil. HtruMio Judge Lachraoe and other Georgians represent the work of reconstruction in The last resolution declare thai wh.U we l'r-iiin remarks That's what our ami tot- sirsmer liJa Ji, Iroui THE TENTH YEAR i)t Uu.

Inalilalrt will im will resolutely C-iu l-iiuii all inlracii-nia of amendment men in Kentucky are trying to Georgia progressing satisfactorily lo Union vi.l.t b. ka.a awk amaplaia raikar Ikaa er MONDA Aim. r. men. lie is confident that the people of -aMa ksaauvrkM-aiaa LINENS, T-wti-f and jmr the constitution, and while we rgri thai Ibe term of pacification agreed to by lieu.

Sherman in April laat, were -I at one ratified by the Federal Kxeculiv. ws will tieorgia will aueede lo all conditions and settle Ibe principles of Drgriajs rights to KrL'Imin is altogether the coolest defaulter ol modern lime. After stealing twuor three millions from b's fatber.be 'Prints, Cottons, Delaines, Surieerl, lit New Orlian With 5Vi hale ol Colloll. Passengers snred, Tli I' ys the exienl ol ibe aUlra. ti ui luiol- and 'he tl cbei'ks l.jr Ket.

linii, aggn gate four millions two linii lr-l ll. uand dollar. Tli Post's spwial aaysi The Irienda of Alei. II. Stephen are vole suljoel to such restrictions as are im Ac, Ac, Ac, arti I him a saving leaae take care Bloomingfon Female College lisTeriosii-aa staii'i uy I r'S-Jctil in peratively demanded.

(. niy wiin aud child; I Lavs taken care vf all lonatituiio al rr-furn Tbe Southern men at Washington coin ol inyaall. ide iu the belief Ihae'the transition from lo lli exrcie uf iheir right and powers within the I'nion. Tit. I r-4 -ll avtnsifc raid old Hyson to 1 ixy, I ta a man Bought at the most advan slave to free labor will produce but little lai night at the gymnaeeum, put up two making atrenu-ius slT.rta -r his pardoa.

On Monday -Seiileinher till. Speerhe were by Gen. Morgan li.lV ai wiin pvrl.vl ease." "I'ooh," trouble. Vailsudigheai aud I'ugh. ij.

Waileck deiue that be r-fuaej lu il-ey ibe of t'ongr eotuog; a4l the Mtjor Ueoeral Cro-ker of Iowa, ii Tk. Is llu ka. b-a Ikur-aafkly rapalfaal, hI le r. I'uy, "that's nothing. I know a man in Wall street, who for a ttier, put up r'lve-iwtilma and i rn -forties, to tbe top of awasw.

r.a-ai I I a4 a-aipMaal riously ill al Willard'a, Tickings, Alpaccas, Cassi me res, Ladies' Cloth and Water Proof Cloakings, etc etc. Nsw Au. 2V The sisamsr Isim a-h s.Is. A raliinel meeting was held litis mora ni a.l N.n.a.a, aa.a bwa sua4. aa a.

at. I. a. tageous Umc3 during the fluctuations in prices, Ueo. hpinner, of the Treasury Ipart- the market." UeorKe Croinwtll, from Naw trrired.

menl baa taken month's leave of absence Malta TlH-aaiskias I amr Ua.JIn la Ik. laalilaiH, a. ing, all tli meinlier l-eing presenl sxeepl for the first lime for four years. a aiin a. tm'lf al Ika m-m Mr.

The steamer Ooean li'in brings lernsndu MwkI has been visiting Cardinal Antonelll and lien. MeClellan al li me. He apent a short time to I'aris. but a kn Krnn. not twing among bis M'-H a.

r-MiM. aa eiaalai II 11 11.1S, f.lS'l-al Franciaao papers of 3d. Xiw Voa, Au. 2.1. Ilelurns friro No.

The Ilrulher NEW And we shall give every udvan Till; SIXTH YI.AH or tua, I Jireeient in Prince (ir's M. I. San Frsneiaeo Jul -Mil, Portlan-I, Ibal IJUout of Totrr bae been Wholesale Retail. id Ort -n an I V.al.iria, with heiamn Jmi and 3ij i-atavamoaf was u.talljr la near Cap disfranchised the war. biy oo Becureu any wnuro in itiu V3 i pwar is oi ii (ofernmenl pris-inen al Llneoln, Or-x-n, June Only Union West.

1 fn Jill iV. Ihe South bare applied for a renewal of Oar ttaal alaj ll ka la allaav4l WILL CQKMSSCE SEPT. eih. oilier hiar. rlloua allainnients, bt did Hot mike any stir there.

The last Wolidrrlul diskivery Oiade is ly a Irenehui4n, that elsvtrieiiy applied to amnll apparalus iu his cane, which he aiiv bia head, when the rain poure i' IT in all dire.Mi.-ns. Tbs pe.ple ol the in hi-h he lives gas al him, it is said ih a a rt id awe, aahe walks in the midst rsiu wi ll ui bing wetted. The days ol unl.ielUs are i I. fm aa. a.

aa4 II as raf ranetae and women were eared, Aei the ps n(r wre llrif. Men. Wright and (am Iheir pensions, slopped dorm the war, hut ia anas w.u rar. a 14 II. MILltR HI a-ellaa kakk stasia, Ohieauro Xiiuoa only three hare teen framed.

wn maw. as rrn- a. Ms. I ta.lll kasaa kafsa al Ika tlaasas I Dfa 1 1 jr. Lieut, nail, A.

Iiigham of Ihe arm, Capt. Chadderlt vf Ibe ew pension agnte are sam be ap- -SI l-aml. a last, a MlLllll k.rh tk. IT ar. a.aarl p-nnled in the Southern la toe, laviawai an.i .1 ika at la kai I aerrice.

particulars rerirte-l. si. In all crises 'competed with. Tu the Wholesale Trado, Spaai lis to Wright was snrouie to take eominand uf Ihe A l.ir il ffixer, who was taking a Ntw Vosa, Aug. 21.

The Kiehmmd ui.m av wsi.ro priauiuai. LA TTk liA 1 1 Alt Ilepartmenl of Columbia. uunuti 2 Soliciting Examination, U.rWtfuIly. Tb Pirate Shenandoah had d-strred 'Ii- ASHLEY CO, (SsiMssura Aaklar a WaltaJ of the Herald stales that detetvipmenls art partlt made wlneh bIIpk quealionahle Iransaetiobs hate been made i ti-ner Irom Saginaw in the rare. I.

i rata miouipa -i intnanothri li-ii cnm ())i n(j lean tela, ng to pay ber fair, he put ti. tram. The i-Ri- li. nmtsi vu tmtrii.K ii nrra SOLID 4 QRN AMEHTAL BRANCHES bark Susan Abigial, near ihe gulf of An-a. lair.

It seems the 9uau bad Plan- Hill -f lis Vi.aik Ireropr. srs4rker (ik. eisou papers ol the 'tli of July, eontamln I.H. IM a T.ST. lliniil iil-ATIIKra.

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with (loremnisnl Funds no Ihe part of Lieut. Col. Dinner, I'atmMler of the 1 CO aH. aal lam la -a IV) aa. Xo.

2 Ashley House Block. III. H. ar mnU of Ibe eoll we uf the llebnllion, larta. St.

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