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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
Gtationrrn ano fancr Soche.
"y1,HE PEN i MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
tie GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL fEH@.
NfnprnN,Ss GOI,D pens

tie GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MORTOS'S GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS ~ TIE WORLD.
On recoiu Of any of tie following in cash or post
,snp, the subscper will send BY return mall or oaeis'
- objected God Pen Pens ,el,eing tis soss se'en5
. 9'''''''''" GcGD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For IS the Magic Pen fox 80 cents To. iney Pen:
for 20 The Aways.eady -ni Tor 10 cents tns
ten; and for H. the Excelsior Pea
Tho sizes Nos. 2. 3. 4. > IpJb. ..-. 81, =.
THE SAME ft cxsE Is VII wirH ' rESciLs
For 20 cents the Magic Pen for 70 cents the ,ucky bon
nd for 81 o. the Ezcelsior Pen. These welhn'hed
;ood writing Gold Psus with lcosnin Points, tho a'e.1Rs
Of every which will onth gross Of the oet
The name "A Morton "Eumbsr" .nd "Qusi'y' ar,
on tho following Pens and the Points warrsn's
enp: No. being The smallest NO. ne sr'e'.
yes; Mammoth God Pom fof thu dssk Long and medii
Sibs Of sll szss end qualities Short Nios CT NoI y ana
apd made ony Of inst quuy The ensravins' aSs fac '
"''0' vic &c 1oh 10 PESs. WITHOUT CASES
Tor IS cents, No. Pen. LIST qualify, OF MOI Pen u
Tor 81. sNo Pen Is. quality, No. sPeD, ID quality
For - D. mo Pea lot quality, aNO. 4PeD, "a quail
Fer 80 50 sSo .rso i. quality rsHo. Pen "a qu,il
Fox 81 IS No Pen quality ora No. Pen, I'd quality
For s!2, No . Pen l.. ea4l,s'; s,,ys, -xrrxstoa
III 'A"i' U ASS WI wiTF PESciLs ~
For Al o. GNo Pen L. quality nos Pen 2dqisity
~. or q No. : PEN 20 quality.
Fss -. 40 Pen. "a. quality OF So Pen, "a quality
z No Pen. ID quality. - ,
Tor 81 50 No Peu, 1T quality or NOD zen, "a QUAIL
Tor - No Pea, Il quality or No. open ID quality.
For ~ - No. Pen. ist Quality. --,
COLD Pms ALL l't OtAtitt iNsii4N Fn-hCt NAhD
DEsN-EOLDGRS
For ~ No. rra; ~ + - No 3Pen; 'or fs ''a
10. y Pea: For - 20 No Pen -
fos fts No Pen; Tor 90 No ePen and Tor 70 o 50
Pen
1b. Quality" pointed with .ae vow best lrlo,ol,n
Tclfs cgreay seec.ed eud ~ ls cneitY are '9li
~f us srLs1 itIpelieciion winch saiu aid TIE eosr'
scfliry Je'rc. .
no "a Oua," are superior sny Pens inads b. hini
tl.rions 10 t5e y.s- 1867
Ita "a cua.ty" ne rds shall equal In resDer. 20 Da
ty fruic.ty and Good Writing CIs'iios The only to
llufi .rs.ior.i ary Gold Pen. inside elsewheIe.
~ es-ri the heap Gold Pens ne Deg. hove 70 'sy f
prettol. to ea'rr ia SsF sld is,entsd Nnhrss no
,nud not .r- nsd- rs Go5d Wiling an Dusth.e Tens lo
n urice had me Gold been furui.Led gratui'Oas!y.
pfrf,S orf-ying fgf q, al taiiaSee ,E-cvg t> Nar'
,ir and Sua!ifyr u fhc Peas eGHfs dnd b. gG'fi On
6r,-,ibc ne lird Of Pens they grJe'-~'eHe' fV ~
latcT. c3Grs or .rge.
All uitlnce. by mail in Registered Letters ale AZ ny
fist ...
Add.su A. MORTOS
No y " .iien Lane New York.
seuGin.s single letter poastgn vii !ece;se ~
crlsr with lis en- sr.yiu., shove r'.erea 20.
- For &c by al dos IL lie inc Throughout mo
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

Dy,Tu AZ TIE NEwEsCLAED RooNs.-Wii~s
Y. Stone o. Charlton, Mass, member Of Go. J., ia
Massachuset,, Volunteers, died On the morning
The lst inst. at tie roons Of the New-fngand sol
diers Relief Association, aged l8 years ho was
one of three sons. The oldest brother early voiu"-
teered in the seSvice Of his country, ana oieo mob
long since. The second also accepted the SOLDIERS
lie. and retires from disability acquired while IN
service and now the third has made his Offering III
h countrys altar ard has pa'sed from tbe ecenes Of
this life. lie came to this city, with oCher e'c. and
wounded soldiers, by the steamer Commodore mo
following signed by hiS name wss found written T"
bs memo r,.ndnm book. Believing tie Csc OF pro-
fame language 10 be wrong and uugen'iemanly.
hereby pledge myself 10 abandon is use to-day aud
forever"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the Tariff bill.
Amorr other amendments adopted were the fol-
lowing:
SlbJecing paper cigars and cigarettes 10 the same
du;y rs that imposed on Cigars.
Making The duty on castor seeds and beans % cent~
d buslei.
Making the duty On Oh sugar shove No. -, and
moi ABOVE No. 10. Dutch standard IL color, cents
tonud and on ill above No. 10 not store dTied, ana
not above No. ~, Dutch sianGard III Color soenSs
pound.
All :nrorters, AT home or abroad, a'e required 10
have fner invoices authenticated, aud il IS provided
that the bill shall take effect % the let OF August.
Tie Committee here rose, when all the amend
ueuts were concerned in without DIVISION, ex"
cepting the one offered 10y
NJ ELIJAH WARD Dem, n. " that goods,
yAres aud ne rchandisc actually on sbIpooaid, ane
bound 70 the United Staes, and al those IN oonceo
warehouses or puolc stores GA the lst OF Auguss
next, slall not be- suDee 20 the duties A-pVsed W
this act. r.
Thc amendment " as lost by Yeas, 81; Nays, "a.
TIE bill was then passed.
The bill for The enlargement OF the Michigan and
Illinois Canal Tor the passage OF armed and uav1
,esses and for other purpOses pledin, the faith 81
the Government for $40 900 QUO, Sc, was taken up
Several Amendments were pending, meluolug ens
for tue enlargement of tie ocas Of tie Ire ana o%
wego Canals. ,
The previous question was demanded yesterday
upon ia. bill, and to-day 1t was tabled y TWO I'D
jOr,ty.
. M. SHEFFIELD entered motion 20 reconsider
the vote with view to postpcse the iarther con
sidelaiioa OF the bill Ill Decea 'er.
ina hill for the anpoinlueut Of Commission "
$3.50, ,bs c,si,na ~ oyal citizens tor property
DESTROYED or taken ~ Uniied States troops was
po-,rrjaed until tie second Wednesday 10 December
by four majority. .-..
The Senates amendms MS to the Navy Appropre
;ion bill were acted upon, when tbs bouse 90
,ourned.
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RAILROAD ofNfW-l

A 'ENIRAI RAILROAD OF NtN -JEltNLJ.-
Y From Zee. q i.ndtst-Counec'ug 50 Hampton
Jc7cor vi Deavse L4ckswrans. ard ..t'-n ks.ifoud
Bsso1 with Lshsh Valley Ia rosd ani 70. connec
nas forming direct h1e pa Pie hUrsh and te West uon-
sIsrle ~
SUMNER ARBANGEMEST-COa Msy o. 1872
-lesie Nrw.lor t. olOaSs.
H,FR,.grEG Exrhgss--A. to t. ~. for Ea-on Beading.
f5ftr!n. Harrisburg Mbuch Chunk, NiliisIsuoIt, &c.
NAL IEEN-S At .. for EastOu, " seI Gap, Scrsg
tor. Gseai Bend fiit.t.n, "l.ks.b.rf-, &c
RN. JuROrGH JRNN-f0I lastJu, Nt1cl CilsuS WI
Ian PEI Besding, Pot.sv c ar-5uIs. sc
r. .. WAY fAs,F>r.e IiAiS-fof Esstou. betA.shep
Aiea;owg and March tt1u&
-:tP. = WAY GKtis--t0l Srmervile
2p. e. NGsrFES ENHft-e-foT Eaton. Allentown t@aa
n. srff5urs .bI~-h AID the West sleeping iroE
Jsrsev City tAfonzh 20 fit'slu' IN Or, -.
Irp.is. IrArv FOa HiEEisBrHG-Ihe a n. txT!sfs
Tel nom NeYo-k slree. q larisburss D. No. connect
s fss and West on &c III ro4d NO iera
Contra Rairoad Month aid S1Ih aid Wall To- cHIaDes
htt Valley Railroad r - ,r-- &c.,
Eevfor. "a pm dsiY Sru1sy' e1scn'cJl ianrs coss
eo-.ct,, a. Isr.istu.s Wifn ftlnsy rsnG 49,
toris,~ o. csfs % p-turgl, and bat ore 10 tiaon-
mai sr5 Cfcago. fouI houI me ]. saved Ds taxing TINS
tan =, o. p. -. -,
ycS 'r.f Pier No , Acta liver a. go ata ~ e. mi
.:.n 4..'. and 8 T. N .,.. f,.-h.. $3.50.
kir e.rh way. 'oh' - 'A"i'''''' -'t
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RUy OVER AND kILLrD.--f esterGsy Coroo9
WILDLY h-d nque, No G. csksoo a.soet 90 The eoaS
If Johr Black hoy o. years oid. who was run os.Vs
yeson in Wsshreton street, bis resdenec and ksA
Ner1ict Accidental 0ealb
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RIVER RAILROAD.-FmALBA.

III Y TFIEVaN TT II
IL Ny end TROY. CO$NGCIiNG WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WkSE Ifsias leave:
From ChambcIrst rom si'l 80.
srp-..s sud III a H.. AID .. 80 il.Zs a.. sad ~ and
u ald %. Sfk' r IT,.
qcv aud Albany (Fita sie-,r
irrcart i0.i5 y. lV:4c pm tS1u6ov' n '.udeJl.
mo p.m T.s5, n. I'D 1925 p. u,
firJii. g y. ID. 90 y IL.
YHlLil 'lsD. $50 p i4:jj Z.
?e,kssi.. trsD, 20 =. aid
s.sp. ID. lc:25 q. D.. anl 49, . u.
SIN sms tisin. 35op. d.. $50 p. IN.
Ta-rv.osu. q 5 it:25 T.
Yop,ert Tain, rcl G.5S o. n. 4 rs aud 20 .
\. +. SMITH Superintendent.
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nlnsitaI 4uslrum:rlls.

At WAIKEk's Warerooms-ClntCn Hal,
u a.4,.r.co AID c,hft rear BroadWay, lefee stock
~ ,,ort.i aid pdrht Iiuos and second hena lof
Sac Ind Hire Allowance made .oi bire n pnrch0ed
H. GALE d CO., PihNO-FORI rs,
n. NO l05 Est 2thsl invite attention 70 'he ne" "o'e
PIANOS Entire satisfsct'o' gaataD'e'o
DAYEN ~ BACON, ,,-o ro,r.e
Ia r,ufere . Grand ard Square o-fotIj+S'
"A srefoo.i No - Gsend-st., re-T Bfotd"ayi j.. }.
a.. nov ofef.a. OF favorable terns inl r.oitnful
a. ortes eaffsued iu every resptc LiDe shtshse
rlerl Ioade will p.r,s desinng TO pay uj h'iu"'!@
c,yrINWAY a sons COLD-MEDAL Pa
e TrNr OVIPSTRCS0 GthHD snd 50UAE ~,
ps E,g. trra ss AIDED ihe hn premium "t'ie'et el9
e,r,'r q. hiLed iu con petition 20 thc b'.' neAos "
boston. hsw-i Ola, fhuaorip"i aoo oI'''''''' ''
.,I, s,,ta dc best Pianos nianuisct'feo . allan,
v,,rn g.afaL,y ior ave ycars give" WIN o'c' "''"'
-.,ooa 10. g. aad O. WhLIEii-s D. near B'eid'sy
d.r~., NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS ~ rose
~ y. wooa cases iron france 300 o'ci rf Oot
~ "a. DO sh d oidues Aici; do, wan ''l'eo o."
al hoard 4 H., a. ig5 and 6Ivl 90 van psai az 70
81 !. ~ sy-s and aja new C.'ocAFr, P'''' 40 .
& ,eis,e = &c., Tine sboyc risnes orc I ~ ,s .,fg
and ure lac greatest brrgain. that cen nt ''n'o 90 IN
pi,,se r. n ard zee theu. Secondhtro Ji4i's .. 1870
-0 ,a.g a-5 AID 100 New ,iJ.bOlpI' No =. -,
~ 100. lOJ new snd second hsnd isho' , nv ~ ~.
a. 80 1. ~ ..d upward per month"; icd huo"'' o.
-. r,euff IN psvm,nta received fof h' s'M, - H.
..,I pi,.os aiken ~ exchange TO- ne" CO" li. n
80. Ea,. ,s thrcl hi UsIC NJ oe''s yer raLe' ~ ,t
49, .t ava, mice n ipni w. -iieno '1Sf 'V"J
D.,yuus.s HORACE Wal no. agent ~ -..-.,
-ps.sz
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1uisGtlidnruus.

1ilisftlianrous.
ALL diseases OF ihr Zee. s1cr.3fily tr,ntel
B.osf1as. pf. BHiVCos ALLLti4IOR $50 wtrts - a
c--n il se7ialrs ae pria o. Cgs9s bi i'5i .''fie.
trsc1. Errr.~ucs. lr s'td ard a. seed IL t 3 " I.
proper ftprs boot Fice - pr.oct re LssAet
rc u scasr, - cents. o. e,h.s ard 3! yer boz .sns
10, maj "a odd b. draf.''n e'cr' where.
RTnIClAL LEGS AND ARMS,
~ SFLrHOs PATENT,
4 PuE SPECIFIC is pronounced a de-
l,',ap,si ., 'm&Rs., Z Co. to. I,.-v., r,,i,
I'D female departments. tina. oiioe
DRI'sHE.; ofe,cr, description at tne BRUSH
I'D fACIORf, no 80 Prsrsi. n.peg sg,'dins A.
Superior Quality rop,,nil, o. hsut JOHN X. noPPtL.
Boats. ~ % per loot. md
ID upward Bot, at.o,,d 20 81 ~sf,rs. h0n h'if.
WleIe g. = ltIge .cii o. hFd @, ..f ~ D.
.r-.. rnd ehs1Ie'l Beat hsf''r .n 90 N.N ' ~ SO
-'- 'o-'' ---
hYSPEP9lA and kindred D'scases OF stomach
- I'D Boet.s re moe e1s- ,g,J clfc. y 'If''H'
,.-i.,a. CRACKER tDkNf ItFt li ~ } itt. ~ ~
Org. ISAAC MccAi. cr'c,er Bh'' pa t"y's'' y }.
IyIRY MAN MS OWN PriNTER-port-
r. ,bio PnIsTiNO OrslCEs ~. ,ho Aoay afd h"j'
"'a.s.''' 'il '''' AbSWs ms, 'cOMFiEY.
No. q Plft-fav. tarje Lyvrol ooie.i. re"'l 60.
4 TAKY ROOFS D.-El,y'a Patent
Rptbor Pain, orc cent fo'i and w'ri'h'sd No 30
ra,v sCttL Az. % T. aDG % - aouin ''s' "m.o
SOLDIERS, SAILORS. bARlNES wounded
y o. widows AID children uuds' 30 yssfs Of those Ard 90
tie fre,sut wsr die ron Ler wound. o. .,sns.' ig
- CON -,i,e tn.rr.n can lev. trcu fhhslONS
ETIIg BACk P.Y D. esiIes npoa or sddfe .sug
stte Of soldier Of wounos, t,c e.m OIL H'ficr
a', iI H IN. Inc Of h.. duy" Alto III, proof tho
~idov's n.lnsgr, SOC be-. husband' deal.
JhbiEs BROWN soiciioisipf Pensioners. &C.
20 7 ..
iI H,nio Esb0ri.ch Ksyor CIV Of Bfooki'n; the Ron
o.. i,'nV'' ~ s,p'o' M & New. Irlscy, me Hon. D.
- A., n q ki..,1fi; the Hon. D.. g. Sp,1dinr ". c.
Row. orb tie lion. Alfred Of C. hc~i On TIE non
Aes D. Rice. H. G. n''.seha'ei''i tho h.S I'm %Tfl
O. Vermont shephad kn.pp c.q Pc cent aecp,nis'
Bars H. ~, ckoa, esq ffedsoi 'ni-n'Ooe" |'y o'A'
Me .-Ocn II. H. Dufye'. n y. .. ~.
SHOW CASES.-HOrFMAN d FEkSH,
- w.auf.ctorrTs No 70! chathar' o. ~ tiod' G. Hho~
Caao hsnd m'ee to edtr Old show
CTAMMEBING cured In few Lessons. up
> ply 20 O. VALE. Teacher - Navigation. surveying
Drsis6lns win perpsr,ye 20 kesPicg 1e.' "a ruo
no. 81 Pearl, corner Of Frsnki'rt, New-fofE.
ga,YE NAMES ard LOCATIONS Of Gcairrs
il city and coaalry who cell T. y CO BoGA-i SooDo
s S" 8sc q rroyi.oa,. oolx H. sad ave money
VvO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTlSrS.-For IN
u fonn'h,n In "gad 70 tao "e f hloC0N Ett IOII
/ TlLyOK l. Co., Boston, nspf,cuIefG end dealer. in
CaIlos d. viate and Photograph Album"
V,HE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COM
PAhY have ier s;ie cSns'se,asi, qgs,ay 80;
sTElL for whch ,eodcrs wr he ncssed by tAe uuo'r-
gned aP the Ca July mort Fa. p.s1ss 1sa Sc SOD 90
ttlned Oh application 20 mir. GEORGE IHOhbohN' 'I0'S
keeper e. FONT 81 Chsrle, hiontr.si ,,,
JOSLiII bLLIOIf Secretary and Tree,1-er
Grand Trunk Railway Ccmpanys Omcc.' mont'esi' june
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
stARNUM'o AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM'' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE AMERICAN LAMBERT!
TIE s-Er.t siog hisn Ia the world iDea,urilg
kIhE FEET THREE INCHES ROuSO ME BODY,
WEIGHING COS POUNDS
ALSO THAT WOEDERFUL
CLAN Il GIR T.,
MISS JAM CAMPBELL 1BF MOST BEAUTIFUL
FAT GIRL EVER SEEN i8 ye,is oj
WEIGHING 6l8 POUH'S.
Ard measuring NiNt FftT u iNChFs ROUND
LARGEST MOUNTAINS Or HUMAN FLESH
EVER BEHflD
They are Oh exhibition o. AL Losis. day and evening
COM. NUTT-THE $4,000 MUTT!
The sna!iest s1an Of his p.- IL ,te world,
- YEARS OLD, But % T.. HIS HtOH, 49,. .
WEfGHfNG ONLY "a POUNDS! .
Appears in the CELEBRATED GRECiAh STATUES, %
the stage ia the LecisToom duiins ssch dramatic per
forniaDce, and i, yisb.e At oil hours.
n T. y. L II Il T. l. l. Il ~ T. D Sc l.,
E.sn tbs Boston Equaal 0sfdousthe most beautiful ad
intel trent animal from ihe D,iuy deep.
DEN OF LIVING mons ER sERPESrs.
EED EVERY DAY ~ = O'CLOCK.
THE ACTUARIAL GARDEN.
With It's myri4ds Of beastiiul Living Fish
QUAKER OR WOODEN Gus, ....
dEiNG HAPPY FAMILY. WAX ST w ARf Sc
The Do-ni. AoNGU ERAhD At = p. u. oLNES CLtRh5i
aud HONEST MiLkMAE at IL.
Adusilsi, all only - caidren under ten. 10 Cts
~ GREAT PNhPARA HONS are H9kng 'or tho appto-
pTse c.,ebr.on OF the FOURTH or LII, th- anni'er'
Gry Of Cue Nation ghdy the mos, Attractive GOV
elu-- 81 bs exhibition" and tpeldid creuaic rtrtoui-
snccs will be given Le4,y EVERY HOUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

Il IEGMINU SP3sseDeer Depot JaInes-.lip md loot o.
2h r. B.A ioT G'oeupori. sSs har,1f. Orient,
.na Hamrton; a. y IA end 40 J. ioi Syossri q, $50
r. fox tireeupof,. FOR fsrmingca- sundays
Sbs train ayes Hunters Point (h e. f.ry a. 30
CoF Ky al and incroate stations 1t oa ss-es;
rs.rrrip. leaves vsThet3 40 . j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
AnruGeInenis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A THURSDAY Jris . T. s : .nl6.
lTCiEN NAPOLEON
The di.Grgti1hed trrop-ao kakir,
hiu NELSON from COperhss-s
THk DOBSON BROTHERS
Mltus ChMIi.l.t.
BOBBY CHRlSBY
LEWIS and CFRlsBY
ard older Stars OF or ore sysni'a
Adhesion 90 Family Circle d cert, Box Seats. 81
Do0rs open ~ ~ commence at oc ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

nNY.BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
- MIND. Y " EDNESDAi and FRIDAY, q a. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
LoR BOSTON andpROvIDENCE. vaNEW-
IRIE RALWAY.-Passenger trains leave as

rVO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
L PORT, By SHORE LiNE.-Leaves z1thrt 4thav, ? a
e. arrive in Providence 4:2c pm l2i5 arrive IN Po
yl ence $50 pm. pan. Express Through Mail Tram
ar.Ye " Provioeuce : 30 ard Boston a. al.
r. J. CALHOUN. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
eteamboals aM0 Railroads.

I,op HARTFORD DIRECT--By steamers
4 C,I;y or HARTFORD aud GRANITE STATE daily
r. Pecl,p ?. connecting at Hartford with s'ea
r.. % Springfield spd Old r'in'i North Fast ana "o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
F7OR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and STRING

a FlELn-sTE aMBOAT sud RAILROAD CQNNEC-,
TfOy VIA NEW-VANFS The CONTINENTAL. leaves
T,ckslu East Rive, daily tSGndays eHeeiea ~ u
The steamboat ira leaves the VIM - N1 ~ ~ x Oh
e. srfi7a OF tie boa OF ~ way .ta:i1Hs NlutL LINZ
n /. m VELFH ls.vcs To- N-s Haven u II oc!ocE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

r,OR CATSkIl.l.-Thc steamer luoMAS
4 POWELL lsves Zoe, al Franklin st. every ~ hsDAi
80 7BrRsDtY. a. = H., end every I 81 ne taesy
EoNN NALDTN sEf tA1SkiLL, conrec'int eH3h uip
~ 10 Cslsk Mount ao House Though 'icses may
~ f-,r,lrsd O. boerc.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
DISGRAC EFUL.

Miriam, the fair Washington cores.
pendent of the Des Moines Register, in
recent letter says
Every one is on the 9ui uice, to hear
the next news from Mcclellan. His &C.
ton OF yesterday prepares US for thrilling
events. Mrs Mcclellan left the city
some time ago. She has been extremely
annoyed by the many anonymous letters
she has received, written principally as
attacks against the General, and they at
one time made her very sad and troubled.
One can scarcely imagine how any per-
son can have recourse to Anonymous
methods Of annoying lady, who, of
course, could not, neither would wish, to
reply. Mrs. Mcclellan is 80 kind hearted.
SO atlablc snd generous, that, certainly no
one, excepting person sufficiently cow
ardIy ard ignorant of good manners to be
guilty of grieving her by such letters,
| would ever think of venting his petty
malice upon one so unoifending. Mrs.
Lincoln, also, has been very much annoy.
ed by numerous correspondents, and one
evening received eighteen uDkind letters,
from different sources. Well, while the
"o'iu iaeto. ihCic Will ut plthtl VI uio-
courtesy, and plenty Of Kindness, too, of
which last blessing may We all have full
share
What a disclosure Of petty meanness
have We here from the National Capital.
1t is not enough for the enemies and per.
secutors of our brave young General that
they should malign him without reason
dsconcert al! his plans on the eve Of their
execution-labor for his disgrace and
overthrow-,ry at all times to shake the
public confidence in his loyalty and gen.
hip--and ell the public mind with
premonilions Of his defeat, but they
must make his unoGending wife the
recipient of their insults and malice
The prominent oppossrs of Mcclellan are
probably not the authors Of these coward.
ly assaults. But they have their minions
ready to undertake such task, and the
spirit which animates and controls them
in their assaults upon Gen. Mcclellan is
the very spirit which ,nanilests itself in
these Anonymous communications to Mrs
Mcclellan and Mrs. Lincoln. Can it be
that our manhood and sefrespoct are
ebbing at the National Capital.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19

The death of that eminently -an hun
dred-fold Observation-Disclosures traitor,
X. Barnwell Rhett, will be hailed by the
loyal of the nation as a marked case Of
needed retrjGufioa which has been pro-
vOked with a perststency almost unknown
in the case Of any other Of the secession
engineers. For thirty years and more his
name has figured with more prominence,
perhaps, as the instigator of rebellion,
than any other man in the South. In fact,
SO identified has it been with Notification
and Secession that his very name seemed
the embodiment Of these heresies, Mr.. Cal.
houn himself having less to answer for
then Barnwell Rhett for the bloodshed and
woe now upon the land. Brimming over
with grand autlcipations Of what secession
was to achieve for the Cotton States. affirm
ing bis belief that 1. Contederacy founded
on Slavery was to dominate the Gulf Of
NJ xico, the isles Of the sea; filled with
visions Of impossible achievements on the
part Of his co laborers lie has fallen a vic
tim to his madness and folly, dying with
the bitter conviction that he has brought
ruin on his State and section, and deserved
punishment on himself. lie has dug bis
own grave, built his own monument of
iutamv in his etf"r's to overthrow the
world best hope, and while we may mourn
over the folly of those who are and have
been his drpes and victims. all must feel
that he has mot deserved fate.-Bali.
more american
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
HIS DEFENSE.

Gen. JONES has written a letter to Hon
D. A. MAHoyr, of the Dubuque Herald,
in explanation of his letters to Jeff. Davis
and Mr.. Morse, Published in the Hack.
Eye and other papers. In reference to
his own loyalty, and the Objectionable por'
tons of those letters he says:
Allow me first to say that the LITTER
which purports to have been written by
myself to Davis is not a c0'tect copy OF
wha. did write to him, and that certain
words and paragraphs or sentences are
italicised or emphasized to give force or
meaning totally different from that which
they would have otherwise conveyed. For
example, Dever said or intended to con.
vey the idea that | would fight with the
South agains! the North, my meaning and
words hein" ~, l~as.4AaalA-4la 40 auaiust
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
DAKOTA 1T EMS.

We clip the following from the Doho.
tan
A number Of families from Minnesota
have settled in Ianhton within week
past We learn from one of their mum
ber-Mr. Proper, an intelligent gentle
man-that they will soon be Joined By a
large train Of emigrants, numbering some
thirty families.
Seven Norwegian emigrants took claims
IN the vicinity Of Grccnway's Ferry, on
The James river, last week They were
all accompanied by their families. aud
INN eiiately commenced the erection of
houses, They are we'll supplied with stock
and farming implements.
Just prior to leaving Sioux Falls. Lieut..
PloghoH received from gentleman nam.
ed VIM. j. Daley, letter, dated at She
tao Lake, Mimi, July I, inquring Of the
whereabouts Of two men from that vicini-
ty, who had left their homes for trip
through Minnesota, via. Sioux Falls to
Iankton. Their names were Herd and
Jones 1t is feared they were killed by
Indians near Split Rock, Mimi, as they
had fine span Of bay horses with them,
and provisions, which would prove very
strong temptation to the remorscless San.
tees who iniest that portion OF Minnesota
We sincerely hope, for the peace OF the
settlers in that section. that these men
raay be found alive We are sure the
Lieutenant will do all in his power to aid
in their discovery.