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Grand and Square PianO-FOrteS.
7e,, The Insulated Iron frame pre-
EsS.saassIsaI serves the original tone of thu in
IL strunentin all its purity, securing
it for all time against that most disayr-eAble
tinny quality OF tone invariably found in ali
other Iron frame pinno Fortes. 1t greatly
siren gthems the case and thus keeps tho Piano.
Forte much longerin tune. 1t gives the ;nstru-
ment much fuller, richer and swcstor tone. 1t
adapts the Piano TO Al, climates and to all chan
ges of atmosphere, and in all respects it is pro-
nounced by our best Carlisle" the greatest i'm
prOvement OF the agein Piano Forte construc-
tion; producing an instrument acknowledges
to be superior all others made in this country
or Europe. -.".. Zee.
few tes Il monials in regard to tho superb
GRITTY of our N ew scale Patent Insulated Piano
Fortos.
IL nave examined the Piano F"rtes of Lighte
& Bradburys' with entire satisfaction. know
not tnHL tnc!o are any Gthe:S Stt'c', "'thcrlh
our own country or elses here. DR.. LowELL
| MASON. ..r .-..
In ciearness, richness, and volume Of tcue,
lelicacy, elacticity Of touch, and fine repeating
| action, J hav- never played uprn their equal
IL. A. WoLIBsuAuPr.
'In volume. richpcSs eyenness, land purity Of
! tone, and delicacy Of touch they certainly
! excel, and in that beautiful singing quality -"
! desirable vet so seldom found NN MAS0E.
! >
tone Square Piano Fur.e."-AHraun NApo-
! LEON.
/ Il am aStonished and delighted with the New
/ Scale Iron Frame Piano For,es made by you
/ There must be a splendid future for Lighte
| Bradbury Piano Fortes .'-Ggo. Il. koor.
! II have never played upon 50 Hne an instru
! mcnt."- Gro. +. BRIsrow.
IL consider them as to beauty. riceness, full
ness and equality of tone, as we'll ms their a.
ereeahle, elastic touch, equal If not superior 20
! any Pianos mace in this country or Europe. -
/ KARL Wells.
I'm power, quantity, and quality of tone,
! they certainly excel: while for that peculiar
rich and singing tone 80 invaluable rs an ac-
compartment to the voicc, ] have mover met
! their equal &C. BAssIN
"They have all the requirements FOR snpe-
rinr Interpretation Of both classical and IN odern
competitions. IN. SrRAKosH.
Wareroom, 421 Broome st q few doors East Of
Broadway New York.
SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE GIVEN.
Oct. is. ls60-1yeow.
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.REMEMBER.

1t is not taken inwardly. but is applied out
wardIy. ccordng to direction, which nccompa-
ny each package.
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NOLLO WAYS OINTMENT.

I CNH NtRcEEs. 'srs AMI atiR jsiass, hiA.
Il tered md in6au,sd feet. all these .hs etl-
aler mus: erdv-e. A0,hers, einsnSsr ihis,
whon Jndr Tons are graspiag .hs!r IN nRksts to
meet danger; tnink what relief single poi
q: this all hesjjns aud oo2ii"y Sa!vs viii give
TO tho ons ycU !oTc when far l~n, !rs ~ hose
and friends. Il har.!sas aad MAKES .eugh the
.es, - t"et they can erd-re srea. fatigue.
Il scclRcs and rsleYcs the inGi ned and stif.
ED joints, leaving them supple, uHsss eat
xisurov.. WLi,s for
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Sheriff s Nolce in L.ica Law

Sheriff 8 NOulCG in Licc Law
,y,rpr,s H., rir,r, or ., ACT &c t,.
w nai' .s',,,, 81 ua.,,nnd ,,ass,s
t 49, III, rta',, rs nr,;,I.J
n' oeeua'""l rs ,,.ao,;.' ~, W,ohn,;a ",
an h'' LOT i, 'no g'V "','rt'' "and ,ha sa,",a,
"'hc,s !" n''osAny - r,.;t,, h",
suppiensn's H. r;r.n;, CUrr, e'r Allan,
lsSuea out "a '"e S;no,.eS ~ ,i,a taiiess,t,'
NounIy, anu u ws "''0'''N !" WV ''''o" III
"or"s " WIZ
iUeqaHy County, sS
III. s,,,S 81 v,v,,ns n -.
INV VIII ~ AZ .,,w c.v,fp--Grset,,9.
n..' " ~ ''' gig 800 ~, a.,
WhEtEaS' william high., Hf.h"'n b.eu
w claim IN ~ Cireu,' oour' iol n'es""s
county against 'tiiah nearuoI 'of 'ne eu r %
eighty dollars, torwork done an 10 ha'erIa's '"rh
'sn r ~ ""u W. ~ t,,ny,
An' l''"i's - ,"S 49,, 49, ~. H., co,,n
.a' p'e,, VI - ~. w"s,a,,r,,o Ion,cniug
~ io'. 'o''u'" i'on I;, frw' c'n,I.,I.,,,1
",J'i'," Wv ~. 1880" .,,o W h' Iohn nnd
'1nu W" ~ ,h a.;i W;,i;an, neardnn
."hies "o,,iSon " s"U '".a ,hs ,niI nhn
leS"t u.io 40 .ns Tha sn;i hn;id,n, j.
-. anu '"nes .no Sha",a. Lnasn . -,
Wnat i,n'n"y i''h "S tat
"ir,ssr ssa, aaou md whsrsss il is nl.redthn,
the salu sum sun re'h"'"s u"e AZ" ""i"'" ~ VI"
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Try It, Prove II, Kn0WIt,

And mike known It's wond erful powers and vir-
tues that those who suffer, or who are threat-
nned with suffering. may be led t, use a simple
ina,1urr. preparation, furnished by the field
ofnature for
MANS BLESSING. ''s q
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Coal! Coal!

'J,uE Conf business heretofore conducted by
l the undersigned, will. from the LIST day of
April ensuing. be carried on by George +. Cop
hart d Co., under the Agency of Philip Clark.
The Grm respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
ormer customers of the Yard.
All persons indebted for Coal, will please set
die their accounts as early as possible, ne am
etsirous of closing the business.
March 2S-3m. EO. +. GEPHAhI.
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11s,,v,nt's N).:ce.

70. 4, l.rs,rI o3psRTD, this cSih dry of
". ~ . ,trh,r. 1861 thar .'nnes
ri. Creditors tai,rs,n give n 'tire I" b. ere
d;,,r.. an rssrs AL sare los, thar he god Mon
az If ,,.il n,xt. il az Fnr the said lanes
t,r.,a t, tp1,.r / the Circuit Court for Al'e-
pl,yc,,ntv. t,rasS4r sa n ihterr' ,'t"ries as
,,asa ar aile,, a.,iast him. and that a copy
r. iii. ,,i,r ne pahii,hsl in some newspaper
n ,ts I in the citv o. Can perlaud, once week
f,r ,,rs, .,s".s.v' n'''h' ",'"f :" "a" second
M.,i,y Of April next. as such n"'ieS.
''"''' Te-t-u. RESLEY, Clerk.
Dec. 70, 'ft --3m. D
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Look and Wonder!
The Mammoth Excelsior Stationery
AED
Gift Envelops.

Look at what you get for Fifty Cents.
10 sheets fine bath post, 10 sheets fine note p,-
per, fine Lead pencil, 20 Buff Letter Envel-
opes. 10 White Note Envelopes, steel pen "nd
Holder.
ID addition % the sbo-er cue ef tho follow
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ONLY 25 CTS,

per bottle, to be had at al respectablc druggists
and pertumers.
l.. Miller would call the attention Of Parents
and Guardians to the use of his lnvigorator, in
cases where the chiidrens' Hair inclncs to he
weak. The use of i, lays the foundation for
qJod head Of Hair. as it removes any Impurities
that NAV have become connected with the scalp
the removal of which is necessary both for the
heal III of the child, and the future appearance
If its Hair.
CArTIny-None genuine without the fac SIM
lie LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrap
per; also. L. MILLER'S HAIR INVIG0RA-
TOR, y. y, blown in thu glass
Wholesale Depot sc Dey ST, and sold by all
the principal Merchants and Drug sista through.
out the world.
Liberaldiscount to purchasers by the quaint
ty.
also desire to present to the American Pun
licmy
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-20

, nss- Price One Dollar, sent by mail to any
part Of the United States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-20

czYE1AL assortment of Quernswsre OF
a ..sascyintiop, ju.trecaived st
80 VM.R. BEALL CO.'S.
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Tobacco and Seears.

ICsr received ard for sale . fulisssoz.msnt
y of Tobacco and segsrs.
Junea wMR 2PsLy aCn.
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Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.

Sheriff's Notice in Lien Law.
WHEREAS, by virtue of an Act of the G en-
w eral A sembly of Maryland passed at
December Session, 1871, Chapter 76, entitled
IAN Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County," and the several
supplements thereto, n writ of scire Jaoi"s has
issued out of the Circuit Court for Allega ny
County, and to me directed in the following
,yorda I'm wi
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-20
INPECTINE

Is sold by all prugs!sts md Medicine dsalsrs
IN Aneviss,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-03-20

become an established fact, n Standard Medi-
cine, known and appreciated by all that have
used it, and is now re- ~ sorted to with conf
dence in all the dis = eases for which II 10
| recommended.
1t has cured thtus- ands within the last
two years who had given up all hopes Of
relief as the numer- e Gus unsolicited certi.
fcates in my possess . sion show.
The dose must be = adapted to tho tenn.
permanent of the indi- - vidual taking it, aud
used in such quaint ties as to act gently
on the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your judgment guide
you in the use of the LIVER INFIGOR.
AT0R, and it will cure 2, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhea, Summer :. Complaints, Dyson
terry, Dropsy, Sour !. stomach. HibituaI
Costveuess, Chohc, = Cholera.CholeraMo Nor
bus. Cholera Infantum. Flatulence, Jaundire,
Female Weaknesses. and may be used success
fully rs an Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will
cure Sick Headache, las thOusandscan testisy)
in t,renty minutes, if two or three TeasPoonfuls
are taken at commencement of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in
its {, vor.
MIX WATER IN rHE MOUTH
WITH THE INVIGOR tTEH. AM
SWALLOW BOTH TOG ETHER.
Price One DOjiar per Bottle
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SABRE CUTS aEp auxsHof wovIDs

il stanja unoqusilet, removing and prsvss&
ing every '-stigs OF ;ndn-r inAtisn, and gently
drawing the edges together, is 2aiehly snS
srnp!a.-ly to4ls :hs mort frighttul wounds.
Wives AID sisters Of 3sr Vsluatsses.
YpH crprot pa. infu sbs Kuapsaeks Of Ssss
uusEaVus sui Brothers, C vurs valuable "
rv.e necessary gif. thau sappl, Of THE
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Extraordinary Military sslve.

Tie 'anoly seasry walking bis rossds ~
might, 4 posed 80 drenehing ra:as and sA!li
uIsGt air, i. often reihed with most sisl-ss
t0t~'. eo.yi sed srToes;Hy Aoarsssess, arst
.!mpto!as OF 9H'rk evn'a~sptits, ID: If supplied
N,tL HO.LUWAi'S PILLS and H0LLo-
WAYS OINTMENT, ell dsnger ia a,srtsA,
few Pill, take. asLt ara morning, sad hs
Ointment a.isx., rubtsd ssice a day o7sr zee
Il! -u@: aud rhert wii ,sIaovt the ssSsre~f Po<ss
and stop this iro-t distressing or dasS~sss
e2ags. Therefore We say 10 iho ohois Army.
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Prof. l.. Miller's
IAHCORATOR

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECoNoMI-
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING CRAY HAIR to its origi-
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
it, when there is the least particle of vi tall
ty or recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMovING sou RF and \ AEDRUFF, AN d
all cutaneOus affections of the Scalp.
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-ALSO---
EAMTDND'S
I'alnil-
BOOD PURIFYING PILLS.

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure vegetable Extracts. and put up
in GLASS CASES. Air right, and Will
L. n any clima Ie.
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SOLDIERS ATrESTI0Hi!

see TO Jo4r cxa aoaiia, 10 ": trust = ~
Army supplies although Laost ,Alsshls fhsss
PILL ,aud OINTMENT nave ksen .herssGhly
ts,i tEry ars tho cal relncaiss Sssd in The
Ear peGu CAMPS and Barracks. Ie. ferry
ysais b .c:er Holloway las supplied ell tbs
Ar.4.S5 j.: t:ropc. pni during the Criasss
Canpaiyn h" established Dope. q. gslaslsvs.
Far the exclusive sale Of ;hess great rssss1iss.
Many time his special Agent .nsrs has ssiA
ever q tou in WEIGHT Of the Ointment IN . sis.
gle iey. These ..r.ibls "a is:al sneR!ss Of
the seiaier ia camp,
pis.rhaa, Dyssntery, ssurvy. ssrss. ~
ssfsfalcp. Eru2tiens,
ali 'isappear like Il charm before these Pills
aud oiNr,AtNT and now while the cry SLasA
thrc 'ga94! 10 lana, ..-E ...
TO ARMi to ARxs!l
20 not lei shesc brave men perish by dissasss
place IN ;Lei. hands thssa precious rs~tAiss,
tina; will enable tben; - :es!st the disgsssSe
exposures, tina F.y-rs, the Chiila, ana tie
wounds which they cannot avoid, and Whist V
r, or. cnnnot frequently gst succor n the ne
men. OF need, whereas If our brave mes havs
only tn ut their hands into their Ksapsaoas
an fad there sure remedy for all the essssi.
tee OF t!.o la.L!e field: how many thoueasss 81
lives would thus Be saved who world etAs'~iss
. IRISH before relief could be obtainea. go.
TIA U iloN !-Nens AFs -.
the wurdy "ioLLcwAr, NKw i'RK AHS Lss'
DON are i..ca-aat,s as Water wark in every
ieai OF tho book of directions, around sAee ees
or box the same may be plainly seen ~ Aose.
ing the ieaffo Ms i,gA.. a handsome rs~sfs
will DC given to any one rendering sseh isisr'
nation may lead to the detection 81 ~
party or parties countcrfeiting the nedisises
or vending tho same, knowing them to - sEs-
rious.
..s3nld al the Manufsetory Of Preftssss,
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New Ysrk aaA
BY ali respectable Druggists and Dealers u
Medicines throughout the civilized w"rhS, ~
pots, a, as cent?, ~ rcuis and 81 each.
va. There is y considerable ssviag - tsxise
tie larger s'Ies.
N. b. Directions 70. the gnidanss Of -.
tients, in every disorder, are amAs< - sssA
box. 81.
Jar. 70, is52-iy. Try q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
new RebeI Programme.

MEMPHIS, June 30.--The Avalanche of this
morning has an editorial based upon informa.
tion from we'll informed sources 10 the South,
stating that Q new programme had been deter
mined upon by the Southern Seceders, who
nothing abashed by past discontinue, are NOV.
ing themselves for tremendous effort. They
consider that the territory recently given up
has weakened the North and correspondiDgly
strengthened the South. They expect to hold
Richmond and Virginia, but If they are forced
to yield them they have no Idea Of giving up,
bul will fightto the last, and when they can
fght no longer, instead Of surrendering, and
instead ofhaving themselves dlsfranchised, they
will make direct proposition to France and
England to become colony or appendage. II
this alternative is forced upon them, they will
strive to become the subjects Of Napoleon rash'
or than Of England.
The Avalanche gives the above as the al
most certain policy Of the Confederate leaders
and as Dr.. FoWlkes Is known to be one Of the
best informed persons In the South, considerable
credit may be attached TO this plan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
lnsurrectionnrv DlstrIcts.

WAsHlEGToN, July 2.--The President, in &C
cordanJe with the provisions of the recent act
for the cole ctlon Of direct taxes In the insur
rectionary districts within the United States
has issued proclamation declaring in what
States and parts of States insurrection exists
namely: South Carolina, Florida, Georgia.
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Tennessee, North Carolina and Vir.
ginis, excepting from the last certain named
western counties.
These now being In insurrecLion and rebel
lion, and BY reason thereof the civil authority
ot the United States 10 90 obsIruoled that the
provision Of the bill to provide increased reve'
nue. from importe to pay tho interest on th'
public debt aud for other purposes, approves
August 9th, 1861, cannot be peaceably execu-
ted, therefore the taxes legally chargeable upol
real estate under the act last aforesaid, lyipl
within the States and parts of States as afore
sAid, together with penalty Of 6f.y per cent
Of said taxes, shall be lien upon the treaty o
sale of the same severaily charged till paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
BOmbaFdment OF vIcksbuFg-LRnd
ing federal Troops.

BombaFdment OF VIcksbuPg-LRnd.
tng federal Troops.
CAIRo, July 2 The Grenada Appeal of tb'
9Th says every preparation that military sol
enoe could suggest has been made at Vicksburg
That city will be defended to the last.
A special 10 the Appeal dated June 9Th, says
Porter's mortar feet opened on the lower bat
teries at tour O'Clock yesterday afternoon, anG
ceased at seven. They RECOMMENDED the bonn
bardment at half-past FIVE this morning. Our
batteries replied with bptfeW shot. Our loss Il
Two killed and three wounded.
This morning it is reported the Federals ar'
landing troops at Waffenton. We have nj
knowledge Of the truth of this report, but !
corresponds with their previous movements.
At one O'Clock to-day twelve transports CAM
up above the gunbosts and landed troops at
Brown and Johnson's place, on the Louisiant
shore. From the number Of transports engaged,
they must have landed large force.
Col. Fitch having been much annoyed b.
guerrillas In the vicinity Of White river, arrest
ed and retains several prominen, citizens as host
ages.
J. B. De Bow, agent Of the Confederate pro
duce lean, informs The planters Of Louisiana AM
Mississippi that those desiring to subscribe thei
crops can do 90 at fair valuation for eight pc
cent. Confederate bonds.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at Cairo to-nigb
with thirteen hundred Of Pfentlss's brigade
who have been paroled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Cincinnati Market.
QINCINNATI. July ]

oMcINNATIs July ].
PL0UR-Ths market opened dull, and there wal
more anxiety on the part OF holders to reREe but OF
the oeipt OF tn. spa ehes from New YorA, quoting
an dvance Of IO9l5c per barrel there was q frmel
feeling on the part Of holders and stocks we're gradual
ly Withdrawn from the market In anticipation Of an ad
vance to morrow The nominal prices arc 50 9094 OF
for superane, "a 1904 IS for extra and a. 3U GU fol
family AMI trade brands.
WH1sKY-The market rules steady. with q fair de-
mand; sales OF 100 barrels at 2j@4eKc the latter
Tor wagon.
PR0vIsIoNs-Thers is no ch pge In the market and
prices NEARLY non inai.
HAMs-sugar cured aro In alIr demand at e@sKe
with sales Of 30 tSrces Of choice brand at outside
quotations.
LARD-Tierce % ltill inquired for at 7kD71e, but
10 held at 7A8ec; 400 kegs cold at 10.
MESS PORK-Nominal at % 509ll.
BAQ0N-selling for shoulders, rib and clear
sid9as
sHeUGDERs-At 9X@SKo.
slDEg-At 2%@5hc.
and coffee, and refined sugars are Nc higher.
81 iAR-We quote } Sellow refined at 0k@lOc; white
do at lOh9lOAc; and crushed and powdered at llA@
sho Porto Rco a. apS ss% aS0'e ,.ana
eh@9Ko.
OOEFEE-selIing at 2O@q7c.
MoLAesEs-New Orleans at 499SOc, the outside rate
the jobbing price
OlL.T6e market continues steady, with salos Of 50
bbls at $40
whEA --Ths market opened dull and heavy, and
NS~hNou ~ Pof pubuci, out tuuEo Whb urmof
feeling at the close under the advices from New York..
We quote prime red at 1880 and prime to choice In
diana white at 90SeSc The sales re..orted we're 300
buahels prime red and white at s7r; 800 bushels prime
white at 95c deliverrd; 400 bushels prime red at 62c
100 bushels choice Kenuosy White at 90; 300 bush
els PRIME white at $50; 500 bushels prime red 3d. 800
bnahels prime red SIC; 200 bushels prime white 0c;
200 bushels good whie 0Oc; 200 bushels good red
eue $50 bashe prime red at slc and 5000 bushels Ind
ala white att5c -
ookN-Tne demand continues artive and prices are
higher the market closing buoyant at 35@36c with
further upward tendency in prices.
kYE--Riim, with good demand at 49G50c for prime
samples, on arrival.
baRLEY-The demand continues nrm OF eSA7Oc fol-
prime spring aud fall.
HAY-We have no change to report 10 the markst.-
The demand but Moderate at ell U0l2 90 per ton
loOsspresssd and eli OODi5 0O for teht.presssd or
arrival.
oREBsE-The market Is UNCHANGED and dull. WI
quote ,eected W. r. ut %, with sAles Of lOV bcxsS
this price.
BurTER-rhS demand 10 limited and local, ana con
nned TO the beat Rrade qualities below prime are no
wanted We quote prime to choice at e@lOc.
Nsqvipte.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
Indinln. nenradnIiona.

SALT LAKE, June 80, via PAcIEe sPRiHOs
July l--5aturdAy afternoon Indians attacked
Lieut.. Glenn's party, eighteen men, near Rock!
Ridge. Two whitesand one Indian we're killed
Il Is supposed they cut the line.
The same afternoon Indians were seen along
the road from Pacific Springs to Sweet Water
Col. Collins says they are Sioux and Cheyennes
and number about four hundred He could no
cross Sweet Water to follow.
Tue stage is stopped for the present. !.
Indians are seen lurking In hills about Pacifl
Springs.
swEET WATER BalDor, July l.-Indlans agsll
troublesomei outing the telegraph between
here and Pacific Springs faster than IL can b
mended. Troops start Tonight In pursuit.
il 10 supposed the war party Of Sioux number
about four hundred and eighty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-03
THIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
WAsHINaToN, July 2

WAsHNGToN, July2.
SENATE. Powell, from the Judiciary
committee, reported back the bill to punish
members Of Congress or officers of the Govern
ment for procuring contracts, office or place.
Mr.. Wright offered q resolution setting forth
that bv the report of the Secretary Of War of
June 81, 1862, lt appeared that Senator Jas. F
Simmons, Of Rhode Island, used his official
influence to procure q contract from the Gov
eminent for one G. B. Schuberth, for which it
was agreed that he (Simmons) should receive
$50 900, etc., therefore,
Resoived, That the said Jas. F. Simmons be
expelled from his seat In the Senate.
The resolution was laid over.
The bill appropriatiDg two hundred dollars
for the relief OF Brig. Gen. Totten was taken
up and passed.
Mr. Sherman offered q resolution adjournipg
Congress on the l4.h Of July. Referred to the
Finance ccmmittee.
Mr.. Sumner presented petition remonstra-
ting agaipst the proposed change Of tariff on
Russia ison.
The bill providing for nine admirals and
egh cen oommodoree, etc., was taken up. An
amendment was adopted 70 call students Of tue
naval academy Pissed Midshipmen, instead oi
Ensigns. After foal examination the bill was
reco mmitted 10 the Naval committee.
The report Of the Conference committee on
the Indian appropriation bill was agreed TO.
| The additional treasury note bill was taken
up The amendment Of the committee of Fl
nance, reserviog $76. 100000 for the prompt
payment Of deposlts, was adopted An amend
ment was adopted authorixiDg the notes to bG
paid in coin at the discretion Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury. An amendment was adopted
limiting the number of small notes to $25, QUO,
600. The bill passCd-23 against -.
| Adjourned.
IIousE.--The Speaker laid before the Hous'
message from the President, recommending {
vote Of thanks to Captain Foote and others, fo
gallant services.
Referred to committee on Naval Affairs, will
power to report ct any time.
i Mr. Wsehburne, from the committee on Gov
eminent Contracts, reported q resolution tha
the committee make q full investigation int
the alleged issue of patents for land in the mil
Isary reserve ct Ft. Leayenworth. objectio
was made. 81. VL 90.
Mr. Mallory, from the committee on Road
and Canals, reported dill 10 aid 10 the con
struc.ioo Of the P,tasbuFg q Connsllsville rail
road. Relefsedto the coInmlttee Of the Whole
Il Mr.. Maynard introduced . bill relative :
holding Distfict Courta In Western Tennessee
The House oOnCured In the Senate amend
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Cleveland Market.

oLEvELAND, Suiy9.
FLoUR-Ths market yesterday vas quiet and an.
changed with bat little demand. No salss Of couIs
Quence to report.
waEAr-The marbet less active and declined i0eo.
There sales Of 10 red from trac at &c; car
mixed amber at 95c; sd car lndiana while as 81 o.
from track. Ht tH. ef
c0sN-The market dull and nominslly unebsIgsd.
Nothing doing.
0Ar5--'teady and unchanged, Sales Of car from
track at 30c.
MESS PoRK--Nartst very dull and nominal. We
quote at si0 SO0it 90.
mapd. while common Central Ohio is very dull -
We quote the former at ll0iikc and the latter I
ohEEsE-Ths markets. armsr at sK@csiOs Western
Reserve.
zee --Quietat eK0es.
LAkD--ln fair demand at 6H0eo.
BBANs-Thr msrset is nrmer aud there a fair
demand at 81 80 OOr prime and q oOoi g iOr sciacu
POr LToHs--Rsmain vsry STEADY q. 5000 c.nts fou
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