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, 1862-02-17

The St Louis Republican Of the 18th, says
dispatch from the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States announces that the great
land suit Of t' Caronde1ct against St. Louis"
has been decided by the Supreme Court in fa-
yor Of St. Louis, by affirming the Judgment OF
The State Courts with costs This suit was
brought By the City Of Carondelet for tue pos
session Of tract Of lind, about $50 acres in
extent, lying between the two citlcs, and SUP
posed to be worth something like $500, 600.
TuE New O,1caas Dzta complains bitter
ly of the loss Of tile Calhoun, a vessel which run
the blockade from New Orleans to Hsya1aa,
ard was captured when returning The Dsua
says.
tH:r cargo, consisted ia part cf' forty Ions q
g,zn2oasle4, a zayYe qaantity Of rites aud otlte.
nutritious oT st.a besides 6tteE articles Of Tie cal
re # sosne $S'G0, ,000.''
The Ddta says, III the article from whicA vi
puote a5oye, the taking Of the Calhoun VA
ceual to the loss Of bat1le~''
| 81 ESQ was recently received by expires
in henashn, Wis, from the Mcnasha Guard
in the Tenth Regiment, to be distribute
among the wives and parents Of the soldiers.
, 1862-02-17

~ Great preparations are making through
out the State for the manufacture Of maple
srgar. The sugar making business promises
to he unusually profitable the coming season
owing to The heavy duties imposed on raw and
refined SuQarE
, 1862-02-17

THE NORTHWEST FRONTIER,
We Lave before usa memorial addressed
by the State Of Minnesota to the Federal
Government, asking its cooperation with
the State in creation Of fort near Pembi-
III on the extreme north line Of the State,
and various other matters Of moment calcu-
lated to insure our supremacy in that great
Northwest, and to guard against surprises
and encroachments by warlike Indian
tribes, in the event Of war with Great Brit-
aim The recommendations do not conte1a-
plate any expenditure Of money which the
Government cannot even in the strain pro-
duccd by this war, afford; and as the terri
tory TO be guarded and opened to civiliza-
ton by the measures proposed, is full six
times as large as the State Of Ohio, and Of
remarkable capabilities in the way Of agri-
cultural wealth, we doubt not Minnesota
will gain ready attention when her Repre-
sentatiyes press her wants upon Congress.
The Reform Of the Navy Department.
Senator Grimes, from the Committee On Ma
val Affairs, 1as reported 4 bill for the eoin-
p1etc reorganization Of the Navy Department,
| It creates eight Bureaus, to wit:
| l. Yards and Docks.
| 2. Equipments and Repairs.
3. lIydrosrapbz md Lights (new!. -
| i. Ordnance.
S. Construction and Repairs.
6. Stean Engineering (ncW}.
:. Provisions aud C1uthing.
The heads Of these BUREAUS not to be below tn
, 1862-02-17

HEAD QUARTERS UNITED
IL STATES FORCES, Cairo and Dependencies,
EkHEVARY 4th. 1857

SPECRAL ORDER NO. z.
AL officers and agents serving in the Quartermasters
Department ut Calro or IT, dependencies will report
Immediately to Capt p 7. TtENLkT. l. Quarcr!aa5-
Ter at hn rcr In E13o viii Ecctt<e RGch {nStFGc
items sni such assignments 10 duty as he may give
them. -.
Every officer and agent having public property or
money In his chaIEe, WI At ONCE m.se complete M
amcInt on hand its dito1 and location especiAE
potipE the number and cOSplr1oS Of the wagons am
bulahcea carts, nu1es lorses harness. and Other pub
lie property
to Capt TJks1ET tile naMe8 and oTnesR OF all
steamers ha,ses other craft telr rates Of hire By
whose order employed, 1ul ut what rutc and ID what
service engaged
All onctrs asp~co 11rnis1oned officers priyatss and
partIuent VIII attend to at Capt. TCRSLEfs Office
ind all orders ts sued by him in bis apartment ~ be
promptly cbeyed- By order of
, 1862-02-17
Q0pStRrS.
Eun1ber.

r VMRER.-A. Foster Il Ca,
xhclesale and retaa dealers IN St Clair, Saginaw
Dn,Ta "a sd B:iad3 Havtac Cd hsnd ler.;s dry and
Vr eet cte. st0ck no ofo1 prce@ 70 EE tha timaa
sna iSsj cara L our yard of shs-c- 9l:a aad
FsrC ives; n titr: strocs nesE sba er3e fost 0eo
Ta7 .ICa n E-.1:e-ls u = 11t Il sig
| ~: Si5cx EssS:z i.Se 81 Ii
, 1862-02-17

The Alton telegraph Of the 14th criti-
ciscs The course pursued with the prisoners Of
war recently removed from st. Louis to that
city, and says there is much feeling manifested
by citizens, in reference to the freeness with
which the prisoners On parole arc permitted
to associate with persons In that city, whose
loyalty is not beyond reproach, snd also as to
The conduct Of some Of these men on the
street. Ono good thing may result, however,
for as these men under arrest viii seek their
aG:nitics outside, lit will be Of adyantage thus
to know who the latter are, and to take care
nF fhnyn. j..
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROu PREsS-
DENT LINCOLN.
Nh, Dat, Of Alien Hc.ideor. Defined.

WAsHiSsTos. Tuesday, Jay %. leil
The GLOWING order from the President was yes
ierdsy embodied in General Order from the Office
OF the Adiutant-General, L. S. Army and trans.
mitted t. the commanders Of the different Military
Departments:
RepiessnsatioDs having been made 20 tie PIesi.
dent ay tie Ministers Of various Foieign P0wer IN
smity wi.I ;he United States that the subjects Of
,uea power, have during Inc present insulrection
been obliged or required by the military authorizes
take an oath Of general or qualified allegiance 10
This Government, it is the duty Of all aliens residing
in the United States 10 submit to and obey the sws
and respect tue authority Of the Government.
For auy proceedings o. conduct inconsistent with
this obligation and subveT.ive Of that authority, they
may nsatfuiiy be subjected 10 military restraints
when t'.' may be necessary; but they cannot he
required - AXE an oath Of allegiance TO ,hif Gov
.rnmeni, because it conflicts with the duty they owe
10 their own sovereign. Al such obligations here
,ofoie taken are therefore RENTED and annulleo
Military commanders viii abstain from irnrotinc
.milI OIL cations in future and will in lieu thereof
adopt svc1 other restraints OF the character indicated
as they slai find necessary, convenient and efcctua
Tor the public safety.
Il i, further directed that whenever any order
shall % made affecting the personal liberty OF al
alien, ,sootts Of The same and Of the caures thereof
shall be made to the War Department for me con
-ideraiso Of the Department Of State.
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coLLISs-ln Brooklyn, on sund'y. Jply 90 John Henry
Collins in IN. irh y.lr Aiss t..
Buffalo pspers please copy
DAvENPORT-ln Brooklyn, y. Y. on Noroay morning
uly p! sirs Cshsrns 81 DUsapoEt in 'he 18th yeaf o.
Her relatives and friend, respectfully invited % attend
the iuIssl nom her ls'e refderee' No - Hiou snpy
street Wedussdss tie 20 INST a. ices ~ he se'-
EARLE-on Monday morning July -. ssHud Earle ssed
TIE sesro .pl erds Of tt, family. Az Q. h. .on, WIN;
81 sns Jobu Il ar, ..p.cuy invited tend the iursal
IN Wednesday I'D =, ocoek E1m the Memorial ciureh,
corner Of Nt,er.eS rlace ara hammond 'Hf'te
gallon Tpesaay irc.rlu J-y q Join :. Gale Of
A. u. Cti,. aged 10 y.srt ara nonths- -.
III, rea,.ves spG ,enes RE resftctls N.e t2 'els
luucrs rom rs 'afhcri iols, Gomez ~ ldi,'s e ava
GarGreT avenues, South herse, sf' ~ COOS "it'
ct As,t byi;.e.. ~ ,,. p, . a. 4, ta''s ~ y
.etout {, Gsrcrsr sysrvs
nAEniC Kin Kris city ~ Aorcay @-.. - 'het' Ann
Red t,ss AID Ms1rc S ,.r,y fsrsr e-ss eop.
LYoN-ln this city T1esefy July p EGsr, iHisr- 81.
offss ". s,d AGe it L,ca.
NJ. uersi viii s.e 90. - Jsv q, ,e.oet ii fou
m. ..ieen,e lie rs,a- 10 80, Wet Forty thc s.Is.
LOCKE-In ErcoG.yr, or Moudty soy D. .i' Rev. Il G.
Locst. ID. D.
noNNELlII lia,srs l,l.5d q Cubs t.iaas. Jrre
~ lie l.'. " MeD'lfe stef se"re'. e. aoou b teen
Nj GNAvY-in ~. ,.y. on Ncaa,y. July a. Nisr,hs
widow Osor, Mol cav In te'ls' ve.r o. hcrs.e
NEwlAN-on MondsN eve .r-. Ja.v p a fiitlc,iIort
y j.: Mary t.. esr.l'rr o.. \" d. 40 : Ns~n'n' sseo
'noitls
The te.Nft ltlerf> re fft'f't4 70 ti'Ns
the flnc-sl thu (Wetrt-d - aSuocn a. 'c oc. ron
No. NJ West Fc.tisth s...t
Englisi perefs fisssc ccTy
PATTON B-oo.-yr On Ncrdsy JOY 81 Mr Johi
Parton. in a.. tO;h v,sr o. iG g..
Tie funeral VII tsAe rlsce a. ~ o'clock on .hurto,y
nom the residence ~ his sor.inaw. Nh {. Nsner l.
Bedford avenue opposite IN, Catholic -. phN4 Asylum
The iuerds OF tine family respectfully invited 30 sin'
without tufthc' notice.
pHtLrs-of camp fever, Sunday. Jgy % in Phlladsl
phis where he arrived July = Iom tity fciuf, Jenie
River Isaac = Phep, OF Company g. tsiornis esine"'
! aged :. year,.
SCHARFEE-on Tuesd.y July - Fsanei. Schaser sge
! % years aged II months -.
Faner service, "Wednesday evening a. O'clock At I'M
Tcsisn,r VI. s,a.in law. js. NJ. Bsdget No l"s o
! ,ls7c- 3,csA!a. Gslsiyc.esd n'oa'ae m'assss we"
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1ncAi MILITARY MATrERS.

LIST OF RE'Fl IIlN' HIAIJoNS.
Eeeruitiup has been pushed vigoroutly III the
e;.y 6,riuc the l,.t few days, afoiding ample o.
rStrp;,v 10 psrtios who cesc to enlist 20 rally 10
80. re,e1e OK Their country. The following list OF
rsritrc ,tatjons !. one Of the beet proofs that can
,e eiv,n 70 atsur the people t1at our patriotic ciiy
il awi.e tnd active:
Corsorn Zousver, CanpH, n, No % Siince street. ana
I5t,c,otsr Guard Company 80. 20 Milo street
Col h ?. leissHcI's Br-itnctt foiJ'nth street. ana no
Ca.rsnv l. rmuov Weed Quad. 30 ls' feath street.
N,y,re trir,erv. Nc lHi South stree.
st,-reB l.. t.on- so. soi " est street
TieA.fu'.i Amy, No. & Cbs'hsni aud No H. car
sr,rs, Frtie Bris.ae ID Resgs No II ceatrc 'iT,'i
n .ii,kor',I mt rsusry No. ''' b''so"ss, ''' h'
,.a n,:ueat comr.ny J., spino''' d'sad'' No q
Cana frs'i. . ~
Stiro.,'s Einr.r. Bris4de. Mercer Hon.,
st,otnu l. econ NO. IA Grspd street
s,I.o. Legon No. ~ Grand stree 10, ~ "0"'i. -
Suuolr's Efruii. By .sde No. - rear! y ~. 80
sriro.Es Lafs, bIisee. No. - " ~, 49,
Third he. .msnt, SnHoas, Ne. seyenui s'tnu''
:. .ond H@siinent, spnoss no. TX Gfsud tit''
Iry,e,i, Xousyes No. SOC BTosdTnY.
Nat,oe,i Volunteers Afozst Hall No. Jlt broso"s'
Nstctsl Vosuuteel,. Ma. 900 william stI.e'.
Thrd Regiment, ;, inolss room No ~ isnhians NM
II houfe Light Infantry. No. 81 Nss.ap street.
one hu and. nd Heeuert. NJ" 80 bfoau"-,
Buel. Shsrpth0oteIs No. i2J Huosontt. NO. "s"''
Col Olusiead's Regiment, No. $40 Canal shsS
Empire Brigade, No. ~ Diy,sion street. ,
Ia yire Brigsde corner vi West ana Nesey sIeris'
BoaYth Senatorial Distir, Regimen. NO. 46 btchdS'
lllhou,c Light Inloniy. No o.: hto,dwsJ'
Cant. Monck's (oiip,ny, No. - Pcsii slf.e'
Pbcnix Re .voo,f q, if' S9gib. 10 ~ flc'' '0'i
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bToa OuI STec,d Correspondent.
HiLToy Haas {. July 10. 1A1.
All is quiet here, with the exception OF On occR-
sonal demonstration the part Of our gunboats be
You'd BeaufOri, just bv way Of showing the enemy
that VIC are alive and vieiisnt. On the morning Of
the 10th they went up tie river, partially circuu-
navigating Beaufort leland, and succeeded in burn
ing several hus serving ss barracks for The enemy.
Cen Steveuss Brigade, comprising siN re2msnis,
with four others detached nom Gen. Wright, ar
now on their way 10 Fortress Monroe.
The editorial suggestions of Tie y. J. Timer.
that Gen. Hunter might, could, and should attack
and capture Savannah, are absurd. lie has enough
troort 10 bold Hilton Head and Beaufort Islands
aeans. any force the enemy can bring Against it, 10
more.
Edisto lsland will be evacuated by GEN w GIT
in few days just as scou as transports are obisnh'
bic. Tree are but ionr regiments sberc.
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lCsmrunicsiedl
Dr. X. Hunter ON the symptoms Of ConsGmp-
d,re,i.



LETTER 40. TX.
=. he Tdii,, II ThsN T. DaTg T'tU,.
SIR: have ,aid tlat, N the early Stage the most
common symptoms u C01spmPhoH,gc "d'y, |o'.-
iar congh. # ,eute oi " ioc'pess q 6mo'A an ~
,,iion." and ,acy6.e3 6,gpcacyof he pH'se.' An
otief .vmptom wnci ,iould lead ~ 70 rusTect the
health Of tie lungs j. pm. During IN, course oi
the disease Il il usually present in sone degree, but
va,ie. yery much 10 intensity. 10 may be the hrsi
indication - tubeitle, in tie luucs o. not appear
until after ul,era,on has taken place. IL one ease
II is stofp s3lci u th. sldo, N anoiitr daH
oci ,Ag under ne lrea~'-pOne n third sense OF
turn ne, while ir four VT rave oaiy ceiling oi
rc,ehl ard oJJft,s II, SCAT too, - often dis-
tani from the PAYS % the lung affected. II
nav he ~ th' oYoo,i,c sd" "i TIE cAes',
OF Aoic darn W lie stss, whereas inOegees
are Away deposited a. The top ~ He lo"s.
Sometime lind The lnin immedateiv over me
pant Affected, bat ~ not usual re reason 10
lv bearing in mind Via, the pain ~ moi actually IN
the luugt bu. in the O. .Ns ~ tfs ci"". or ~ lie
D/ep.o covering them. II isa be't mere syHHi-
t,fc u'.toi or. md - srcL may ~ caused ~ oi.'
ease remotely situated non 10 port &, Wh'H b.
manifested inst 4, diseate Of d., s.1m0c frequently
cause oo, u.s. tc Aco(. 81 times the isil hls very
much of y rteRWcff. character. fno ~ others re
semitic, neuralgia. From This II will be understood
that pam il very unreliable symptom. IL 10 no
proof that the lung- sound that the patent hss
never experienced any pain, since more than oa'-
N ri Of those tailoring under this dsea,e never nave
the least indication of it. Tie lungs, rs rule, do
not manifest injury BY pain. even dcD'c Hea"mG-
Hoa i, very rarely attended by any suffering. II
there il pain, soreness, ocke sh, o. otgrr'stcH,
however II should he regarded as suspicious CIR
cunstance, and the lungs immediately soan@ed 10
d .coyer it, cause Wien considerable disease ex-
it's in one iee- patients sometimes lind 1t uncomort-
able 10 lac or ai ..dc, and the sense oi discomfort
produced by doing Is the only Inconvenience they
eaporienoe.
-, 40, eg e,W: G:A l.et.s "a e'Js symp'
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The Turf.

BosloN, Iuetda,, july -, lS6:.
The ftst days lacing came Oh today on ID. Frank
lin PARK lrOt;mg Course. over 5000 spectator
were pre,ent comprising the elite ol TIN, city ana
vicinity. lie racing WE 81 Is ye.y tufe1or eLaIae-
ter, Northern horses winning every race, hh' 'he
favorjtef henc defeated IN every inf. sree.
Tire 3-yoar-od nee, Tor rUTse OF SJw. uh!e
besty. wa. won hy Mr.. Hunter, SuD,rne, beat
ing Horoits aud he Lexington lily. H. l.ji and
l:5ji.
The handicap race. four-uilo dol.: ior pure oi
5000, was won by Nj. Notn,s IIIo. Nech'
ts,tipe /" Renoffer" aud Bette Naro IL I:Jll.
The handcap mile-h,at rsce. Tor purse .; > 1o',
W., won bv 81. Morlss Avalanche beating
Uill,horoueh The latter won the irss beat IL ~
snd 4" Avalanche the nez, three heais, III i.5@.,
~. ard 1:J. Eacb heat was closely oon'eS,e''
TIE meeting rroGisos to e mghiy su''es''"'
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Til, csnsl, viii b, t,k.a :, Providence n. I. for ms,
providence aan Portsno,sh N. II. papers r. s~e Spy
sHtPARD-NW st Cornwall Corn, o. Saturday. IJ,, ~
Mary, VIE OF Ephss H Shepard In the 80,h yea Of bs
SHlELDs-ln this city OIL Moaday yuy 81 Ro,eg. SIT, Js
sgsd D. years
SHANAt the United States Military Ho,ni,,l Davidaf.
and Typhoid fcyeI Joseph Eugene Shaw of Company
5sth Reg men New ark State olan.eets sgsd N ye1
months aud !; days
WILLARD-At Newport. Herkiraer County NJ r. On No,
day July H. Col Chss Willard. aged II y.ar, rortb,
and L. days
NARD-In Lafayette Hudson County n j., on Moadsr
July 81 Thomas Wafd formerly OF Rsnlpo Valley n Y
in the 10Th year Of Lis age.
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HONOR TO THE DEAD.

BOsroA. Juesdsy. July = !5i-'
The remains Of Col. Wyman Of the Massachusetts
10th. who fell in battle before Richmond lay in state
this forenoon in the Dorc Hall of the Sate''ouse.
The Corps OF Cadets acted as Guard OF Honor.
Flags were 1T hafmast and crowds OF citizens gath
cred 10 honor the heroic dead. The remains were
escorted TO Mount Auburn by the ID Regiment State
Militia. long procession following in which were
Gov. Andrew and staff, several Masonic lodges, Of
Gcsrs Of the Army and Navy, members of the City
Government and citizens. The funeral services
were conducted in the cemetery chapel by Bishop
Ea.tbuTn. Col. Wymsu was a years Old.
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WAR MEETING AT HogNELLsvILLE, NY.

HoRSELLsvLLE. II. y, Tuesday, July 2! 1851!
very large and spirited WAY meeting was held
here last night and ably and forcibly addressed by
the Hons. i. Il. Van Valkenburgb, A. S. Dven,
Tracy Beadle, Major G. Il. Smith, and the Rev. 1.
X. Beecher of Chemung County. strong deter
mnation 10 prosecute the war and sustain the Gov
ernment was manifested aud over fifty volunteers
cane forward and enrolled their names. This viein-
i;y will promptly furnish its fun quota under the late
call for yoluutecgs.
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WAR MEETING AT DETROIT.

DEsE0Ir, Tresdsyi July q i5bl
There was an immense meeting this afternoon on
the Campus Martius in aid Of enlistment, under the
recent call for troops. Stores and factories were
generally closed throughout the city. Resolutions
were passed requesting the City Council TO pay
bounty of so TO each unmarried MN, and 500 to
each married man enlisting in the regiment 10 be
raised in this city Liberal private donations in adj
dition were offered and the greatest unanimity pre-
vailed.
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.ui!iiarn Metres.
Company Z, Metropolitan Guard.

Company T., Metropolitan Gusrt.
Tlis 0acg snt viii doubt "a b. tie ns naste'ea is
b ,rys uaer ,ae recent cali OF tie Pgesdelt from thi'
state. 4, So,
RECRI rs WANTED 20 nj up Company =, fnaej.
,.ey Cal at Ne "a Ws.Sr-si reaT Broadway ana enron
youT usu.ss DO, --., -. -. -.,,,,.
asre,by 10 rsrurto Inese oouuie together "1h I'd"
re.u,sr nav. amount 20 r9t' peg ..lliLl. 49,.
Glazing riiors ard gool 'sY-ers lrnShed on eniistme-
Ncn.,oan.i Toned otifers a MCs-iluf wanted
Csr- T. H. HELPER
Tir.t Regimcnt National Noiunteers.-lh'r ss'-
lr,ns u uow Organized and az wanted immeda'y "
an up ,he Conrsnie Pay ard raon om enlistment 'ooa
quarters at $500 49,. ,,,,.s.,,, =
Al tine Government aid Sts;e bouutie' WI be secured "a
r,erut. coed None ON i toned Oiicers are wsn;rd
HEAnUUAETEgs. MOZART HALL,
No IA Broadway.
VIA GUGNEy .. re Let Regiment
(. s CHASE u.s. OF. Commanding
J. L. LI~siE. ls;s o. III Regiment v g., Adiuian,
Coed crummeff uapteG
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OF TIE HINiSINE NON
UNENT At. GOSHEN.

Thousand, Of the cilzeas Of Orange AID "lrro"ad'
ing coune, were assembled ye5.er lay at Go'nen 70
witness the dedication Of tho Monumeat erected
through the generosity OF the Ioe Dr.. Casn, IN
memory Of tie heroes Of the battle Of mns'nk'
The multitude gathered sbolt the sacred dust OF
those patriots, paid it tribute VI respect and aiiee-
ton and reairmed their devotion to the principles OF
Republican Freedom ia a insnner that naue ever!
heart thIill with emotion. The occasion was ono VI
mingled solennity, pride, and sorrow.
Eighty.three years ago yesterday ths oFtr'au'
VINO lie beneath that monument encountered TIE iu-
dans aud Tories under Brandt, in largely superior
numbers at Minisink, Orange County. Out Oh oV
OF them who were engaged Ia the saDguinaiy etlio
Al were killed. The field was left IN Ehe Gnaisputeu
possession OF the enemy, and the wounded were
murdered or left 70 die by the mercl'ess zoe.
After an interval OF precisely forty-three years
those soldiers removed to the yard OF the fres
byterign Church ia Goshen, and suitable monument
erected. OF those who participated IN the aetiye
duies OF that occasion but Que is now ylng ana ne
stately marble loDg since Frustrated ITSELF AT the
feet OF Time.
The late Dr.. Merritt II. Cash, prompted alike by
patriotism and regard for the honored men Ut TINS
action, bequeathed the sum Of 600 10 erect a new
monument
The work was commenced on January | OF the
present wear. and completed on July |. II IL most
beautiful specimen OF alt. Tie design s appropriate
and the figures expressive. Mr. John \anGerpooi Of
No - Tenth street was the scul ptor.
On It's west side are tie OF the eain, a. fol-
lows: ..
VINO FELL rIis BATTLE oF Misis!SK o. TaS 20 DAY
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yIAERIE

Saturday. July r. It ihe resi-
d,uce OF III, bride BY the Row J. h. stny James Bailey
10 Mics yic.oriA Mundell, ali Of this city
KELsO-GRIFEITHS--Ou Hondsy, July 81. by the Rev.
DR. Nouis James J. 70 Mzties A. eldest "a ghteT OF
jane. Gnn,hs eco, ali ~ this city
VERNILYE-C ONOVER-On llesdsy, July q 10y The Rev.
Il. D. Curse. Robert " FeEmilye TO AnSnds saush"T Of
tle late Geo. : Conoyer a. o. this cl,.
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TIE RnrNrY EoR VOLUNTEERS.

BsITf~pRx. gCesdey, July ~, 1907,
Tie Mayor has called the Common Council together
again to make provision for the bouny 70 volunteers
The Secessonists Of the second branch having hastily
adjourned last Friday defeat the resolution for this
purpose passed by the first branch another opportu'
nity will be Afforded them to test theif loyalty The
resolution provides AL appropriation OF f5ocovo ior
lhe yonntecle.
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,rNY AMI NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Ttere hiss been species Of mutiny on Governors
Ielsud. The majority of The paroled soldiers OF
Team" az they aTe commonly called, formerly
belonging 10 the list, Sd, and 9Th Regiments Reg
ularsi ont now attached 10 the general service a.
Fort Columbus. have laid down their arms, and re-
fuse - Do sny dnty except that usually performed by
the ordinary camp or garrison police. Tie cause Of
the refusal i conviction among the men that they
have been violating their parole By doing guard duty
n r rosJ where Southern prisoners were confined.
II IS not known wha, wl be done with those men
WHO hfve laid down their arms. They are still NJ
lsr.e, and will probably be allowed To re!nsrn 10
until they are discharged or exchanged.
Tie ycart work ai the Portsmouth, y. a. Navy
Yard vs. g. fOlOWs.
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IniXersitv of New.Ynrl,. ,Ic,lcnI Depnrimrnt.
The Tax Bill,

NOW READY. in p.nphlet .. 8! pasc'. Gu hne' "hi'
usrsr Beside the tl which is wo.i or word in aecorda-es
vih tie osins text aprend 70 an Aph oeti's yea
pi.uation every article 10 b. taxed 'y the '"
amount Of the sx TO Be losed thereon This renders a.
.ouplee ard conveneut "a IL is possible 10 ~ -@e H.
Price cents po.tpsid ~ pr lo sent ~ express ~
n by tGdrass lkihA NJ, new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

It is thought they WI recei, from ther action TO-
morrow, under the pressure Of pubic opinion.
A horrible murder was committed here tins otter
noon. A butcher psmsd George Frederick Nent7ell
killed bis wife with butcher-knife and then killed
himself
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Fire in Davenport. Iowa.

TNIfIf-II TTI'
IRE in tls city Yesterday destroyed Burronenr
Albion Mill, three ,torcs and block Of builfings
Inc property wa valued ~ sio'Ge partly H.
,uied.
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Prom, s:,u Francisco.

sss FHt..i,co. fTid.Y, July la, III.
AniNod-Steamer Sonora, Panama. $500.
-. Er.s,.co, Saturday. July IT, w
Arri,cd-RaIs ElnsIail Ne. -Bei'o.c. ,,,
Ischanee New ior., - pr cent di,ctrt hteti''
note 70 ,r cent dhcoHt. sGasr and tons lhp"'"-
M,-l.t .fsfy nfu. ith j. ht speculative t'roenc).
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Wnrrs G,rpyV.--Mr. Fleming, the present
MANAGER OF this thes,er. lakes q benefit tonight.
The comedy Of "Ioudon Assurance" will be repre-
sen,ed, w,i' Dis. MsIv ftovoss {" Law V"
SPsa.a,