Show 1 j ri : 'i '—"s i - r V I' L‘P ’'- - ' - v 'j' C''-- ' - - " V - t - trvir ' £ ': rxrc-- - : '- ' V " ' i ' J‘ ' : 7 - " ’ i ! ' ' h : -i ?- 4---- i' WV- - £ -- ! t' —— t— - - y ) - : - vi- j r ' r-- v - ? - ' J- ' ' f ' v- i - '- "' -V- ' ' ' ff -i' “ V ' - - 'I - ': ! Ji ' - t - f i i - I : r : !" ' ' ' -t- - r - 'v - ' 4 " -- f ' - n ' St -v ’':' - V- - ' -r- ' A- ' V f-'l- ’' S' :v :v-- c - '' - j -' p- - - "?i: A " k -- 5? ing fcndforgiriBg even to the ehcpiics of the n&tion who ttirnek him down in Cold blood— ishaaiafutly aMatseinating him— bat a fittihg result if' the cause which sought Wdestrby this- gret goTerament whose mnniSceace ind blcskings have flowed profusely and aW indant as the rivers of waters f o ir their into thg jei bat whose betel er so dear to every loyal heart we rejoc 'to' know floats in triuinph over onr Ecpabl J We were met an hoar since byan escort of those noble men in blae Ivhom we havo jjast leftlnthis nelgliboffn Camp I fcjlt that 'leonld notpass within sight of a miiitay camip witliout- visiting it to look on life flpg thoXifayed foyer it and to salute those jbrflvr men to whom we are so much dented for the' salvation oif onr eoantry )r 4 ohr sorrow for h nation’s loss we greei jevpn on these broad 'plains with doable Joy the starry and victorious banner Cincinnati 1 turning and meet with hospitable treatment from thehr late servants I who net only re tournament billiard in this The commenced ' 3lieve their wants bnt forniahfc$ni money to city a match game for two ”r ?wth V pay their taxes The staves who followed thoosand dollars a side between Bowen-Monr army through thaaouth are returning-t- Dcvitti of Indianapolis and Goldthwaite of 1865: ataicriNo jura i3 their homes in gyeat numbers having ext ' i by' the lormer: are satis New York 1 They machuHering "r Serieaced like home v j Gold in brisk demand at S3 with an advanj isjdflce -- 'I i V 'Washington 2"f cing tendency Onr country it nearly bare Ar has-bee- n Governor-Brow-n Pnlljreleased' on of specie ills- - discovered that there to not ! 00 110 ' Prr Annum j ' his release the over forty millions ia bullion left "The drain parole: greatly displeased 600 i'H- - F1 Jltmtli as soldiers hold him the to Europe has been constantly augmented for 3 ‘ ‘ they responsible Tbtw'ManlU TU Anderaonville horrors of The is I until noVij thereto not enough: bullion to pay 135 ilunth prison M city rr f SS5 ' Dumber fast with leaders filling up lcr political jtipglf excepted f n ioUf-X- ' 15 in the amnesty proclamation many !of them' ?! number 4 I'fi have had frequent interviews with the Presis : ' dent 7 f!' ' t New York 2 0U t GUKSm H The Herald’s special says Congressman Harris of Maryland has been tried Tor per- ’ R i h e Conitni tee oppointifJ by the suading the rebel soldiers not to $ake the h oath bf allegiance and was sentenced to Mnvor aiidCitv Conticil to rcceivo thp three years’ impmonmont and forfeitnre of alt civil rights- - The President approved of y:AHoi!Jf3cSuy!er pi fax' amt friciids inct the findings bnt t emitted the sentence i V Ws 'they doaccndejth© The Uerald’s special hts the following! It I The llcaldls Charleston correspoudeut re IouiBr6t Soutjli Street ao8To’clock believed here thet thtf PresIJeotifl not iu L ports the arrest of iiovernor Msgrethvat Co ’Xariii9 of negro suffrage except in some modi- - I lurubia oil the 27th for high treason lie favor halt-refe ' ofthe Aon Sunday- morning stago j I will be fled form and under certain qualifications taken to Hilton Head soon to be sent hU counthat every one who loves triil- He sitrrendered quietly to Lieut for pj Captain llobpetlle Chairfiiah of the I know The Post’s the Washington says special will join wit me in heartfelt thanks and try 1 uta tiohs Creck 1 Ddvto i trial of in Jeff wih the United wboj was sent to arrestbim before his States coart Qo?i in AtchangcdRsal to the great disposer of human events la this jcity will' takisI praise Polished a proclamaiwususnend-benc- h place before a full ?rrest Mr Cdtux aajl' simultaneously IbekiTi- - ihat hai hto functions1 wondetfull as Governor of the btate os' to delivOhiol so mg a coneisting of Judge Carter of brought war being over it is the and the from descended I iTrom-Ahinvited their New Btatingitliat the "and Judge tin of Yqrk Judge erance A pimof dangers that men: ced usln Virginia - Alabama i - from Wylee of the people to forbear from an oppoTho duty delegates sliookr" hands and She prosperity and greatness of any national are cordially which is hopeless and to reconcile' rTv' carriages receiving very- - little countenance sition themselves to that submission which the gov tife here behalf the President will Com of xn not consent: tho to the (toptaiib Iloopcr calling of the rebel legislature of that State ernnientof the U S can impose butwhichthey mittee expressed in tho following speech he urges them to re nuns St J ohc s New Brunswick 2- -' cannot resist peaceful pursuits- and says ‘he is ready to tho gratification- they felt in meeting vclppinent bf itji great resources and I have In ease of the Queen versus meet the the charges against him at any time ‘Admiralty y of the the Chesapeake Sir witia tfieir dUtiriguishcdjguestaT-has escaped Lis whereaj no jdoubt that ioia future day a vast army of I Seely Wade ' T t James Carter Chief Justice and Judges Par-i- m bouts areHampton unknown f JtBCfitras Ajcn CsSTratex: — ItStcliio and n ujr pen uf ouuci iruui uia ANuuri to i kcr presiding the jury went A ’’' ' Advices from New Orleans report that lichalf of the MaydT ond City Council of the Pacific devoted to the interests of( tbej outbut ' there to no probability or them some of the rebel Generals have requested Great Sal V Lake City I take pleasure in bid' nation n‘ which prosperity you will certalnlyi agreeing the trial excites no interest of Canby to take 30000 of their share-wit2 Const!-Boston 1 permission ail who are faitlual to the j dinjr you wetepme 'as onr KUf'hti and of across the Bio Grande iti to Mexico to to you that 1iuspitility that inay vbe tution obedient to the laws devoted to the I Francis SkinneT of the well known dry troops assistance of Juarez i t in 'OUT power I uu Piuiiivj ctcujiia mini Unlonand pledged heart anaaonltoitsendnr-- 1 I good bousu of Frank Skinner A Co died theThe rebel General Price had gone to Gal1 utficient Mr Colfax ing maintenance against all its enemies yesterday poiliipn bo cotiuilered veston Fort Monroe 1 iWe shall spend a few days In your city I Ltit my- heart fctl to Jbid you twice welcomeT 1 y the ini- ve1nera‘® VUCKncr and "'V? have returned The Texani expedition unddr the iot ouly aa oiir diathigubfii'd i gucet but aa a and shall feel gratified I “ accoiopamcJ by General Her outl 1° AlefanJ 'gentieman with whoin o file ally I had the prfvemento ypu have made in this distant of Ocn Wcitzcli which has been is® y picture ufhcrvibg'twb ychrsiaConuresaas region lof ciuntrjC We appreciate jouf 'kind in this harbor daring the past week now JJiJcutfoa of di MiVA A froth this Territory and from greeting kind shall rejoice t0 ‘learn all that is 1 fairly on its way to its point1 of destination tbe county by theUnion ' wL:n i have received' not or I somewhere to know) during onr brier General Bailey’S expedition from Mobile ouc"but very possible the coast of that State and the I I’repsratory along the resources the developments stay to its sailing orders were issued had arrived at Baton I!ouge und were well Kiiny favors nod courtesies: of this portion of the 1 to tue‘ commanding ‘ officer on board of each received by the people along the whole line - TLe citizens of Great SjiU Lake City and I wants and necessities 4'r— — area the of Republic Noirmejl bodies were 'seen ex- might say of Utah welcome you us a repre- - Continental and 'committee were fnt tire man ot oir great imiori Our City TlieuesU or making it rendezvous at that harbor I A modiic letter of the 25lh gives somede- J U tras recently draped m mourning for the loaa i' i each other Mr I view to introduced In order to coal the sleamen thoronghlv be- - I bails of the explosion in the buildings from of onr illuatiiou-- President We mourned formally L: fna 1 — further southward man The St Lonia street including Water Commerce a a good man— had JL Campbell City Kecorder read tho I jwoooefllpnotyo ixvach that this expedition are and FrOnt streets which are nearly ail demolV Jr dirt!' but we moiirnied tlfat the Chief Magiii-J- r U lyvT composing the street for a considertrate of onr great nation had fallen and fallen Ilesoluon passed by the CityvCouncil among tho largest and the bes$ adapted to a ished The walls ofshared the same fate have able distance The maJ“r P“n‘“n or' th by thc haud of the aattrsin ' It was truly a tendering to Mr Colfax ana party tie I0'? 15 some of of the V By the Pennsylvania from Liverpool 23d I calamity that maJo a deep impression on tho largest consisting I steamers have already sailed the remainder and Queenstown 24th: ' ’ hearts of the Amei ican people: and on none hospitalities of the City i more ao than those of the citizens of Utah which lare now- lying in the roads Jwill sail this News of the Mexican emigration scheme in seems tbe United States attracts y considerable attenvre meet you tabid yOu wclcotnb to tnognestK stepped into Everything evening orfor tbe if Johnson our roouuinia tiooierT'where we will listen prijrided by tbe committee and were auapicions safety and success of tbe tion The Daily News remarks steamers with the troops to reach the point intended to give France cause to declare with pleasure tol tleniessago to the Territories of rendezvous iu about seven days with war he would not ndw be disbanding the ar of tliclVcM of which youbavebeeh eacoed ty them into thCity fair miea and soiling the ships it is probable how j made tbe hpacrid beartr froln our lamented llic Ilifl Schuyler Golfiix id k native weather New York 2 ever that the throne of Maximilian maybe 1’resMcnt ? irom may hsu from of New York y but endangered by the help Juhrez trot a an was fashion There the early youth In tendering yon aud your traveling com-- 1 war widen get will give peon!la in the course between Dexter and Gen Butler the American no Mr Colfax tUa'Iiopitality i pauitfiia lived in Indiana' and p a Western ight to remonstrate with John- were run Napoleon former won Three straight-heathouiJ I do so with pride that lam rhadainati Ai a son set time ?26£ 22G4224j“ Flora Temple and able to: present to you a monumental evi-- ‘ very early age he The Morning Post says that reliable infordnce oPw'hat American people tan do and dinoaplpMr hisjaco fingers to the typd’s case i mation leads to this inference that' so far — Washington spccial says Johnson to concerned he has nolntcntiorjxs Sercntpt ii years ago this people the eitl- of of Utah immigrated to these distant hat-tm in reps or Mexico either ire f S parts and werethe first to unfurl tbe flag of in Canadian aflhira tbe United States when they fixed tliefr characteristic letter from Garibaldi is camp wlieie jths city now stands aud y earnestly hoping for friendship pfear befure the United States District Court published j we are sni rouiided with the solid comforts career his and America Mr between England congressional During this morning with a view to testifying against iwith many ( the loxuries nLlife an Disraeli issued electioneering manifesto S Colfax lids been a laborious worker and General 11- - E Leo and other prominent i in the extension of tbe Conservatives for the Vi’hllcl bid you welcome! Sir wp think of 4116 charge of treason for the admission ofalmost franchise contributed largely to the efficiency I cJalarbn be goes mPHiy services you havd rendered us and dirivi-good-whaveno therefrom tnm UoiUd I The World’s special says Charles O’Con- ngoron m or w great amwiilf tbmt fone oith postal ormhome ‘jigg Aia f'r JeficrsouITavisliis tender mwsmffto Da-1 protes- hours fa the stay of American' vessels in and abroad tiioru to euiutiu potj I facilities on the great States both J at I sional services in case he is The La Patrie has reason to arraigned npon Franch overland route to the Facilic No people lof tbOtime he was Chair - the indictment fonnd in the District of Colum- - believe ports that the attention of the French govran appreciate those servlcjes more sensibly png a portion ernment occupied with news of clandestine hi iho Committee bo Territories tltauJhircUizensjof Utah for we have often enrollments in America ahd that if necessary passed mnuy mopihH in theiyear without any rovi&ioa which secures ac- - it will adopt energetic measures against U communication tobatcvcr'lwifli our 'parent vuovw wviovuo aiO SBSlfitil&GC ©f OOQ&S61 IQttT S Volunteers Admiral Dedelot will leave I government Ypubir were one of the first aP°n be respected in thb frigate Thomas with instructions Brest ! to fort! to stretch 'this J v yotirlian remedy as soon asNapoleon returns lum AJ Washington speciatosays the movement on vvil and now instead ofwaiting montus will end of May The which be about hrw from the Host we receive it almost the important position of of Sherman’s army to Lootovillo actively government is muchthedispleased Occupying Prince at Ihona-JJV daily byrncjiiis of this ecrt ice and pregrassing land-arblessed-itho benclits of that great Speaker Mr Colfax has patiirally been The: Times’ special says that Long street’s Napoleon’s speech at Ajacco Liverpool 24 measure you have so faithfully advocated visible' to tho country and having business at Washington is to make a special some of the French Minisstated that is It J J to The great ‘enterprise ' of! clfablishing the vciy the for President application pardon and ters have threatened to resign unless the to unmi&takcnVlo every restoration to full civil rights he has already French opposition wire across (he continent from given telegraph troops are withdrawn from Mexico w hich we hare derivcvl Laurlv comcmnica-tiou- s j aid or taken the amnesty oath comfort fo give tending Cairo 4 mea3urcj ironi our aijtter States' aud Territories i and the Xcw4ork’ i truly a great blessing1 and to no one mope t0 the Confederates his name has Sharkey Judge Yarger Judge — I The Commercial g special gays the appllcar IlonlJonas Hamilton arrived here last night f iAssociated I am sure Mr Colfax is the country morel been With the J tion of Gen Longsfcreet for pardon is regarded enronto to prominently Washington to confer with the iivJeblrti than to yourself for its erection1 case- as to the treatment of a large President on the subject of the as a test find now is interest c mea--qurD active support wlilch yon gave the looming number of rebel military not included in th country’s of the civil government In Mississippi contributed much to the establishment upior tho nl?xt presidential campaign various Confederate armies The Mexican town- - Paedras Negras was r of the line a medium through which time and The steamer Weishbassett brings Savah captured by the Liberals on the 24th The Lieut-Dross of Illinois Mr overaor space arc nearly annihilated " blockade-runne- r nah Denbigh in trying to run dates to the 31st ViV take pride ini introducing yon to onr- ADDlcliarJson and Mr Samuel Bowles its cargo was destroyed with Galveston into The HeraldYcorrespondcnt says a large city in falling your attention to the improve- aro Seminole U steamer S the I by con all three gentlemen- intimately ments with which it is surrounded as well os public meeting was held on the night of the at Mobile on the 23th arrived Gen Steele 30tbri at which resolutions were adopted ento thos'c' of our settlements five httn nected with tho Brossl new command in the Governor a been assigned having press 1 dred miles north and sioutli reaching : i dorsing Prcst Johnson’s policy that sympaanlTtwo hundred KI of B nnlnilut i miles cast and-weWe take pleasure as w we believfi one of tlie principal pro- thizers with secession shall uot be supported Washington 4 :i ThevDally Telegraph “ttziat TEBMS: Ri' t - - :- '- -' -- - to-nig- 60-P- 3-0- 0 h e o v s New-xorkwo- n -- ful-he- ss Fii-Mwiit- h -- ht i i ‘ cj - ‘ : t- -- Lf - -- - j I - 4 A¥ C TI ON SALE SI - I I 6 ‘ 1 -- -- - To " ! - L - Drcsx - fiS jjl j 1 ! 'i?- - -- J : : I - V 200-- 1 - ’ r " - - - To-da- - r to-da- -- a T rLai?“a - : PROPOSALS°ToR Ovnca Chief y s e 'j Tba Wood must U df tha beat quality eouud aud in length of nut inorcv titan twelve feet Tbe Cuul niuet be of the bct iiuup bltumlnou and entirely free from duet It Will be weighed at Camp Douglas free of expense to I lie contractors llulilcre will specify in their bills that they Krill and comply with tba above conditions Uoud for the faithful Rmid will be required s acl-twoeureof the conU and naiuee'of tie must accompany CHcb bit!' Bide will be received for furnishing tbe whole amount of each article required in ouo bid aud bid aleo will he received for Inniiriiing not 1cm llum 500 Cords Of Wood or CoO Tout of Cuul la any ouo t bid Payment will be Imade In encli fund ' as tbe government iukjt fqrnUL Con treetore will Its required to take tbe oetb of 1 V ' allegiance The Otfverhment reserves to itself the right to rwoct any or all bids Bidders are requested to be present :ao tha opening of propoeait st sby office at 12 in Juue:4th I per--lonna- J i fr ! the-subje- Bids will be adJresaed (throngh tbe Fust Office or sent to my office) to t‘pt i B Stover ( bief of tue 1’Uinn Quartermaster - West i endorsed and UT proposals fur GHnip Douglas Wood or Coali” as may b i Cub-Litrii- 99S-2- w 1 st sass? same relation to “a J yards and fields of Mi Bowles hold's the to’ cotton-and-grain"a- th ! r “r biteri f” a The Cliarleston Courier of the I 2Sth from Colnmbia says that Governor Magrath had two Springfield (Maas) Bepullican— issued a notice stating that his functions as -- Executive bad ceased and that the State is now of the military authorities Mr Albortjb Richardson is exten of theinUtheS hands -- : V'e present you these as thg-dependence After issuing this notice i j - results of our Industry antLof our’ persever-nc- sively known is the chief of the Tribune's camped Couriers have been sent after him agiiist' almost insanscanta'eiQ obsta Mrs Davis and- - Mrs C7 C Clay and party with the Federal have jeles reached Savannah Scap yon editorial gentlemen whoTnot onlir MrRwaa I goveni' but in a seuse niscnracture public two other correspondents I j opinion wertfer a h?arty wclconfe We e Vi0 Pca-iy:sonic kti Cid Sanderson the author of the Floridaago ol’a visit while attempting to run the blockade from $If srieeiey of the years -- ? eecettlon ordinance had come into JacksonTiilunc ho spent mi‘totand I can aay with i icksburg1jand subsequently passed in villa to pay his taxes also D L Yule and truth that we have always found a to take the ilexperience of some ‘twenty CoL McCormick They are ready f od willing" at uIUimcs to intjeresting oath of aUegiance K2J the canfe ofbnmsn pro- - months in sdven different prtoone After t New- - Orleans papers contain the details of WikiTml " bnV’emeu?l agiin y f escapes and perils over a tha surrender of Kirby Smith ' and his forces the capitulation was completed May 25th ‘ long r journey of nearly : four hundred Gen Buckner appears to have conducted the ZETtr Cntlemaxv ‘JJ?1 Committe ie 1 ! cannot lis miles' Mr It with Iwo other coitespon-clet-s last capitnlation as he did the first! at -lo Donelsoa He lowed Gen Canby Indispu suchxs tliat which has fallen f reached the Federal lines table authority to act for Smith the rebel nary Carter Gen Dick 'liastby CapL Thomas brass was represented Capto to was If present Taylor probable that com petent Federal force will move forward at and $pCTker Colfax Gov Brpss and Mr once to occupy the principal cities of Texas in the meantime the rebel representatives Richardson addressed al very largo: as- will remain in onr lines to give counsel and im p sil'Y“: kopl yoto Cit 1‘ ' order while 'Smith' will as to advice social sembly in front of the Salfi tided House proceed throngh his department to prepare the On thelif visit to Utah anid the people for coming event r A petition to in circulation In Mobile to to present lb Trest Johnson for a measure ' Alabama bring again into the Union ' ' L X I A ‘ : m The Post’s Washington ffpeeial says Howell Cobb and otber leading rebels are expected ‘ j- °f £ at Washington y ana I under of coButry AbB My Pell tbtposrph -- Y— Cev1oPai:t of “eoweci oflme arrest v" 'V: I The Tribune’s special says ‘the govern-men-t S- - com Smoug has decided - to retain provost mar wits i STtow and jovlfc feclirjnof in all the ito States 'except Rhode-Islan- d W d®alh of that srsst The present officers will hold places in tile totheS th every congressional district - their tomentfed jf ry iuve-- or hW The same sys-vj- li u fjlxi-rtl-- : be extended to the Southern States M and i men “Tor ( o®cers of the government apprehend It rouivq lod aSer 7® vUlltk khan - he-de- j ’ - i - 1 in-hi- m ’ cou: h’ ‘ A I- hair-breadt- Ph brmdlsaluted-thepartyvrithjiserenad- -- '"f a ! ' - cv to-da- to-iUffr- oV ssKs3fssssffi?afta -- r ? if N 'A - i- n -- v'- ' I — L !' — — y Wr- - A - ' War Department Adjutant-Genera- l Office Wushiagton D General ordersNo I ' : it I-- ': s v-- Ct HR —l OF THE RED HEIFER and CALF CAME DR on n$ar horn and 1 Jft hip Th owner can have then by proving property aud ’l paying all expense- G ELL KID CHARLES ‘ ' 200-- 3 Sth Ward CLOSING OUT CHEAP CmSLETT &ICLARK D XV of en vacate heir Store fur the la lying it thejr now offer for a lew purje days to dispose of their Stock MJ CrUn " ''V J b Htli Siiljiifrs Dlbrrs i f‘ A-- 1! T" r Age plains - Tn Unl on Sun - Ir cj isadiV ' J QUALITY Sovi Knm Cber At tho dtikei some to th s K Cutei 1 V — t B 3IEBEDITH 4 Wartf City 2?6-t-f °rh Bd and Yl - - ' TEN-MUL- E Or TWEXTY-TW- sew t ' ceiv ths -- j this nsl TE A3IS HEAT) FTNE FIA'E YEA 1 OLD Mb’LKS O app I : - equipped & ready for loading me ir - A GKE TI3JE ’KENTUCKY ESOOD MAKE Mk ni SIATT FOUR CALIFORNIA 'WAGONS SETS OF HARNESS Cuncord anIbtsy- - oni -- 0- JInr Bankers' For particulars enquire of KERIl" tc Co SCOTTf G S L City- - Iki? - Kt A 294-- 8 WANTED IMMEDIATELY " V1 FIFT Y WAGONS E: WITII-CATTL- j 'I I r To hsul Coal Csal BcA the Telegraph rf-o- to Camp Doogl1' If yf WUI pay TWENTY-FIV- PER TON ' I: D 0LUB3 E for hauling- - Vi Carle ton Cf-'- W NOME MANUFACTURE COMMAXPS TllU TUADp tmderlnl rftnE 1 Hflortment of LADIES b u°w OAITEM On-hsn- d ' BOOTS CENTS’ GAITERS AND GAITEHS AM) BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ WGRKl SO Try TaHety of MEN-SBOO- ° J lJth i nt p wU riWry sidsr FOR S!LE! Opposite Salt Lake Home 'Ja-the Residence o - Indian fil WALJvER lJRO’S U&S two HAWKINSY IN gotus j - AT lGthJune QtlEENSWAtlE HARDWARE TINWARE j 4itoahJ left alii istr- - SALT LAKE CITY from tUo lOih to OV ERSUIRTS SHOES j : - Slc from H 262-tf- - GOODS en -- 101 Jd TO : Brown Sheetings jf TABLE SALT st S pm rNu - j FINE BOILED oat tOtfiUnblfcn to pmiph the oarages yp Alt who went Greet Baigelns attend Dixra’s - 1 PACKAGES STANDARD ©iAIiT-- called handed j - — pjriv t been some massacre ing by ths rd aUu In UobUm and Gorernor Edgertoa has irwo r y-- - CHOICEST ESPECTFUfLIY Bt fellow-countrym- Three c LOW EST 31 AllILllT ItATIg GENERAL MERCHANDISE -- 1 FOR SALE AT i ' 2 J galurda edia aj gilc'il It tq my place t COST for Cash only ’4 i Jane se: GUNPOWDER YOUNG HYSON AND IMrKUIAT Soldiers of the armies of 'tho United States: By yourj patriotic devotioif to JL yonr country in thejhour of danger andalarm by yonr piaguificent fighting t bravery and hare mainiaityrd tho suprecnduranceyou macy of the Union and the Constitution THESE GOVDS MUST overthrown armed opposition to' the enforceforlaws the and ment of the proclamation SOLD and we offer them at prices that ever abolishing slavery-- the cause and pretext of the rebellion have opened the way to should cause'an immediate clearance the rightful authorities to restore order and 296-- tf CIUSLETT A CLARK to inaugurate peace on a permanent and en soil American of foot dorincr bal on every Your 4-lLT1 fence J r world the of results dim the lustre past military achievements and will be for patriots a precedent In the defense of liberty and right in all time to fome : - In Obedience to Vonr country’s call-yo- a left yonr homes and families and volunteered in Its defense 'Victory has crowned yonr alorand secured the purpose of yonr patriotic hearts and with the gratitude of yonr :" V countrymen 'th'e highest honors aa great and free nation can aecord you will soon be to yonr homes and Eermitted to return i of haring discharged tbe highTo achieve est duty of American citizens these glorious triumphs and to secure to ana yourselves and your Institutions free of posterity the blessings thousands ' of your gallant comrades hare WH0LESALE AXDBEprAIL AT fallen 'and have sealed the priceless legacy bedews with their lives: their gratefi nation memotheir graves with teen honors their “ support ries and will ever cheer op -y ' their stricken families v QAast (Signed) and at Auction Sale on Thursday — i 10S r r armies: I Very influential papers -- the following 1 PACKAGES FOUND1! : -- M l SERC’ WALKER BRO S STOVER Capti and A Q M U 8 Vole Chf Q M Weak bub: Diet of Fbiiim ' 1 8-lior- far the gad irJ - DB ‘ - i f the-cos- i i bf" j tO t irWne I - i Gor hsve gol of tlA ni f n G i - AT ct - Vectfr j 'I 1 - presence j I Hr'IIOOPER - il S Ciix uMt rcceivctl uml Novv Opcniu-- r Apply to-- C6-l- nt Aprt ‘ - - j anl fur Sate oii art it ah Enroule -- sut-tlcie- Co’ji of J t gal then : PowcrTliraslier AUo 2000 lbs Plow Iuiulivil (lUO) Tons COAL Twelve Pitt 1 WOOD Three Tlioueahtl (3000) Conic - at- “ J f leftheli 12 Wood's Mowers 12 Buckeye Cpmbijicd MoHvcrs'ahd Itcaiicrs UT Juu'el2th-lSC- 1 d e Carp Scs-Distsi- ct Sealed propeeale will be received at ihia Office until 12 in tit® 24th day of Jahil8ttt Hdr th following upplica of Quim urniMer btwrci to bo dolivore at Uuip lLtuglai UT In aucb qaantitiee aa lyqitirotl but the whole aiuouut of eech article required 1iu111m delivered by ths let day of December 8C5 offi-hd- of-tb- ! perfo on )Yedn i cftmr411 P DIXON Auctioneer USAkmv MOWERS REAPERS FUEL and THRASHERS Win QuiinvAim Bovout er l’uix to-da- ! COMB AND J- - Qcasterxastkk Department I i f cioi I Sale on THURSDAY IStli June 3 o’clock iMU Jj TUEI GoodNi S’O’ IS THE "CIIANCE FOJ? GllK ATLIARGAI NS J - Corge - to-da- ex-tenJji- ig yUlre of cf his “ho 1- - h Anitothv jllvGeo ' j - r Yx5irt°' v Brown Sheetings Derjims niclcorics Cheeks Cot-- 1 tonadesii' prints Satinetts ' arid1 General Assortotl ' j Piece Goods “i L AR G EX O f C LO T 1 8 1 X G Hats Shoes Faijcy Goods and Notions - 'Tobacco Gigars antl Hanlware Beautiful lino ol' Ljulies’ShuAvlN ICxmex 4 A - ths COBNER EAST AND SECOND EAST TEMPLE STIIEETS ’ ' BELOW NEW YORK: STORE e : fr mri - - h - CrMEATT -- -- i-- S'- - 1 i TOLLIAM Eagrle 290-t- f tF1 - U :r |