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SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1852
ould be woman honorable marriage.

could be woman honorable mtrriage.
The Duke was in dispdlt and at his
wits end. lie had stormy scene with
the King, who threatened to send him to
the Bastile if he did not return to the
Duchess.
So he came to Bergeronette, on the
fourteenth dav, to make final effort to
obtain her. They were alone together in
the garden.
Hear me, BergeToDeite,' he cried,
when he had exhausted every argument
and found her still firm, | swear to you
that were free, this instant would | wed
you. | will confess all to you. have
told you that am Duke, but not my
title. Now you shall know all. am the
Duke de Franche Compte, and-I am
already married. =
Married = echoed Bergcronette with
a smothered scream.
Il was forced into this union by the
Kings command. do not love my wife.
| have never seen her face. | left her at
the affairs foot, and we have never met
since. She possesses my title, but you
alone possess my heart. Fly with me.
In some distant land we may dwell in
happiness, blessed with each others So
eiety. Time lsay ysEaoYa tat- qs,.tAele ID
our union, death may befriend us, a d.
vorce may be obtained, and then swear
to you by every saint in Heaven, you
shall become my Duchessn
Were you free, you would really make
me your wifer'
have pledged you my word ,.
Il believe you
You will fly with me?'
will
Dear Louis she murmured, for so lie
had taught her to call him, | also have
something to impart to you. My maine
is not Bergeronette, and am not what
! yA Take me 10 De.' .... 49,.
What do you mean?
Il have title equal to your own
Then this old woman!'
Is not my mother, ut my nurse
'And the man who assaulted your
WAS my lackey, instructed for thu
purpose.
The Duke looked bewildered.
And like you,' she continued, i an
-MARRIEDr
I'll cut your husbands throat, ex
claimed the Duke, wildly.
Il don't think you will when you know
him.
who is he, then, and who are you p
/ an LydiOnie, Duches dc Frdnch
Compile, and yOu are her
The Duke was thunder-struck.
Lydionie kRelt at his feet
Forgive the this little plot, she pleaded
it was to gain your love. If it has sue
ceeded, am happy-if it has failed, wit
my own lips will sue the King for ou
divorce
'Up-up to my heart cried the Duke
joy(ully, as he caught her in his arms
you have insured our mutual happiness
All, none are so blind as those who wi
not ee. Little did ! think when | Stoo
blindfold by your side at the altar that
was rejecting such treasure
They passed their honeymoon in tn
little cottage. and the Duke was not sen
to the Bastlc.
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FITNESS OF TuIxGs.-Our neighbor Of
the Independent, in glorifying the sup
posed emancipation proclamatioe of Gen.
Hunter, thinks himself justified in repeat
ing that popular refrain, 1.-The soul of
John Brown goes marching on" This is
eminently proper. The Red Republicans
of France, during the bloody days of the
revolution, set up harlOt as their repre-
sentative of Liberty, and the Black Re-
publicans of our day have fitly chosen a
midnight assassin and thief, who expiated
his crimes upon scatfold, as the deity Of
the new dispensation of servile inSurrec-
ton, negro equality, blood and dcvasta-
ton. The chief point of difference be-
tween the Red and Black Republicans is,
that the first shared in the dangers of
their civil wars; our Republicans show
quite as Much malignity, with more dis
cretion-they only share in the plunder.
San Joaquin Republican.
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HE CosT OF Communicable dear,
you would like to be herdin6e Yor
would like to travel in triumphal caravans.
to Sc your eftigy placarded on city walls:
TO have your levees attended by admirine
crowds, all crying out, "was there ever
such wonder of o woman p Yoa
would like admiration! Consider the tar
you pay for it! You would be .aloue5
were you eminent. Were you 60 dis
tlngulshed from your neighbors--T will
not say by beard and whiskers, that
were Odious-but by great and re-
markable intellectual uperiority--wouid
you, do you think, be happier Oonsideg
envy. Consider solitude. Consider the
jealousy and torture of mind which ihial
Kentucky lady mus feel, supposs thkk
she Is to hear that tHere is, let US say. =
Missouri prodigy, with beard .IAsEas.
than hers. Consider how she Is ssDn.
rated from her kind by the posseasios a.
that wonder of beard When that beard
grows gray, how lonely she will be. the
poor old thing! If it falls off, the public.
admiration falls off too !; and how she win
miss 1.-THE compliments Of the ffumpes.
erS, The admiration Of the crowd. the
giIded progress of the car. l ses an old
woman alone in decrepid old caravan.
with cobwebs on the knocker, with 1
6llsteFed ensign hanging over the deer.
Would you like to be that person Al,
Chloe J to be good, to be simple; 10 sbe
modest, be thy lot. Be thankfnl th0a aEt
not taller, nor stronger, nor richer, NOT
wiser than the rest OF tie world. .-ISEK-
hill Nagdzine. , Ya.ass
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wit aad tEisasa 81


NrGHr.-" Why is IT, aali h IdfiIu' -.
"that by night not only 4 S6k -
aroused, but also our hopea ana ouK uaals
ageS' "ilermoine, hns@sFod s.sa
night the world 70 come draws II ~ Is
the solitary breast, and uniolds lssslf ~
fore US; as the beauties Of our eatth -
vciled in darkness, but the Jewels ~ II
mind still radiate we are like that wSss
drous flower which blooms 81 niekt d
the old world, because Il is then daS IL
the new world, which is its hour. .tg
LovERs.-People who are in lore viii
each other, wonder that the third peFson1
should discover their sentiments. TAUF
fancy themselves in a sort of Calypso4
Island, and are astoniShed when q strnnRs
sail is seen approaching the coast. Thefe
is, in peint Of fact. no paradise that. -haa
such a low and thin fence as this; every
passer-by can SEE ahrOnght &:
MORNING. The morning gives our sol
pinions, which the day makes to droop
hence the horses of Aurora, in the old
mythology, were winged, but. not thoss
of the god Of day.
| WO94S. ---'ESeYeis u A1SteS.S ssxSspt 4,
heart, full Of beauty, but dim and it q
hard for man to count and classify all
the stars that adorn it.
SrREAMs.-A stream driving 4 mill II
an emblem of mans life; he flows on ID
his own channel toward the ocean of i'm.
mehsity, yet helps to keep in motion the
machinery Of the world.
FUTURITY.-To the ardent spirit. the
future is an iceberg, which at distance
is brilliant with shifting colors and rosy
light, but when il approaches, brinFS
frost and desTucton. n
EszE&xAkx4 gsz rs 7a1ooYs DC siws. ,a..;iis.s
out regard to consequences, is followed
by two classes, the confirmed wicked and
the rigidly virtuous.
LOVE AND ANGER.--The rainbow Of
peace never rises on our hearts in al ia
beauty till a storm has cleared the atVuOa.
phere. We ure incapable uf uninterrupted
love, without coldness, quArrels aud ~
conciliation. .,54-s III
Authors. There are few powerful
authors who punish their readers, like
the Roman tyrants Of old, by depriving
them of sleep; but most writer's are t6O
benevolent to act thus. e ts.ss
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QUILP tells us good story of legislattsa
fun in Vermont, nearly forty years eco.
during the session when the .Gam0Ae
Robert B. Bates 0ong since deceased was
Speaker of the House. Bates was. per.
haps, the ablest jury lawyer in the Green.
Mountain State; man Of elegant man
ners, and notorious for "gallantry." a
that word was understood in England in
the reign Of Charles ii, and in France at
all timeS since the invention Of Calls
mortals. 1t happened during the session
that member introduced bill proposing
some advancement or other to "Woman'e
Rights" in response to ticket nuu,er.
ously signed by the fair Sex-aRd cha.
bravest of the signers being in attendAAce
to lobby for the sisterhood. Batesa who
saw capital chance for bit Of fun.
came down from the Speakers chair aud
pitched into the petition with such comic
force that the House roared again. The
"Queen Of the Amazons was naturally
angry, and next morning sent to the
Speakers chair package, by the hand
OF an unsuspecting page, which was
presently opened, and disclosed to the
view OF the tittcring spectators. 4 Ted
funnel under shirt! 1t was a irving
moment for Bates, and only a man :of
great selfpoSsession and a fair share Of
wit could escaped signal discomliture.
Raising the garment aloft in his right
hand, and smiling complacently, she
Speaker spoke: Gentlemen, l have re.
ctived many tiattering attentions from the
fair sex, but never before so pleasing .
compliment as this. --Itis. indeed a-bssa..
tiiul gift. And, what enhances the deli
cacy of the donation, the name Of tha.
doner is concealed. Ahl she knew that
would recognize the petticoGt n Its
unnecessary to say that the terrible laugh
was diverted to the lobby, now, which
had well nigh fallen upon the head Of tho
bluShing speaker. ~ l35a {
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TIE CARY HOUSE,
MAIN SrKLEI, PLAtfElIiLE.
CARY & CULLEN. ..PROPRIETOES,
w.A CARY. JAS. ". CULIFS
mar1if
PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN STREET, .PLACEKNIILE.
WUNSCH & ...PROPRIETORS.
VINIIE hud.r-igi rh having leased the Placer Hotel
/ respectfully solicit continuance 81 thr l.h' raj
patronage hcrrtofnry EXTENDED Ia il, and assure -
former patrons s, i.e I~b!ic ReArralI hat 10 ti-
fort shah l, spared un their part Z" pr"nnt" The
comfort VI all who may favor them with their pa
trorAvc.
THE PLACER HOTEL. situated in the very heart
of tie business PORTION of Pac-rNill. offers .uic
rinr nluc.rt< To- r.-;sIcft- au,l tie traVr itg pub
I.c IT, TABLE vii always b." supplied will 'he
best v!Al. tu be- bad in the market, and the i"lg'
ing I"rartu rIt WIZ ever b" clean and comfortable.
{cJ- Pg.,vs in accord tncr Wit to-" f,in's -
aprl2 NCNSCH sIff'
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TNHE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhauled,
i remodeled and newly furnished with elegant
furniture, prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in finer style than any hotel in the
city. Having had extensive experience as caterer,
all who may be pleased to patrOnize the House can
not fail to be well cared for
FINE READING ROOM is connected with the
House, which will always be supplied with the latest
newspapers from all parts Of the StSte and the
Eastern cities.
fhe Dining Room will be under the immediate
control Of the we'll known caterer, Mr.. JAMES
The BAR will be under the supervision OF MIR.
JOE ELDRtOtiE, t.r'Rerly Of San Francisco, and
Mr.. SAM. BOOSE, formerly Of Sonora. which y a
''SN ~~r ssSx>stse teat uGpe but the FIRST quality
Of Wines CfTNoc., IL, Enl6t Scr7tdA
Every department Of the House viii he kept in
such q manner : to make it second To NONE in the
State.
- STAGES arrive at and deaart from the
Orean, from aud to all parts Of the state.
Lodging g.....................5O and 70
KY House open all night. may3l
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E.EON'S NEW STATION.

ki':; One - Il" Cheapest Houses in W.T. l.
n--,4i.'ait,-"n H-nty i tU- rev road, a. a."
on the old county ru.l t.. tLssr Vail! " 81 t>"',
raIIa, - n,des from PiAccrNilc Ant pHi""nd
Surings and : miles west Of Strawberry Valley.
The above House is Large two.story frame build
ing with rOoms for families aud other guests
RTThe BAR is supplied with the best OF Liquors
aud ScEArs.
Barley always On hand.
may3if W. P. LEON, Proprietor.
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NAPOLEON was not so extrataeallt as
many people imagine, when he declared
that in modern times "bayonets think" I"
Is 1t not evident that every polished bay
onet is capable of reAectiOnf
NEVER strike children on the bead,
since Providence has supplied them With
so much more suitable . place IoE pan-
ishment. 44
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A CERTAIN Mr.. B. Thompson beloaesd
to Lazy Club, one of the rules Of wtich
was as follows: "Any member ,of stlile
Club caught out before 8 o'clock 90 -
morning shall be fined five dollars. 1ifs
Thompson was found one morning ST
on log, before 8 o'clock, CONTRARY g ~
rules. lie was taken to the Clnbrcnis 4 a
see If he could give any exGI.sa ~
conduct He said he was out thges E q
night before, and was too lazy 10 ~ II
so he sat there aii niEht.
was excused, and elected psesldsmt q
club at the next regular meetink
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TIE human heart, like a feather bed,
must be roughly handled, well shaken,
and exposed to a variety of turns to pre-
vent it becoming hard.
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THOSE are the most valuable that arc
the most serviccable; and those are the
greatest, not that have the most talents,
but that best employ those they possess.
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WHILE his mother lives, a man has one
friend on earth who will not desert him
when he is needy. Her affection flows
from pure fountain, and ceases only at
the ocean of eternity.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,

Corner Of and Seventh s;s., SacEan'hio.
n F.. CALLAHAN, III" proprietor of t!'i'
- lou. ,>ta'i,itrd and popular Hotel, informs
III, rtnrr patrons aud friends IN ~ j rtadr County
that Lc 80, r,-'i'-d the keeping 81 his o' stand
~hrr- l.. E.-..!I lie pica-rd to meet them again -
Nniuiih,tai.Ir T.. the storms asl ihe floods, he as
sr.> all dat the GOLDEN EAGLE Is 10 the he's: or
Ter ior the accommodation "f guests, a''d thai The
term, are low aud IN unison with the times.
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The Constitution as it is and the
Union as it was, is the motto Of the De
mocracy everywhere.
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LIVERY ACCOMMODATIONS.

II, Ia- lifecty comm, tel with his Hotel prime
Ii,,ry S,ai- whcr, lursts and carriages are let at
rra ,uahie rates.
Il.p,troii- Ar, alwly, conveyed FGrF - cH'i'f,
t ar! from the rAr> ai IT. aWh"ats.
SacrAmrut. ., ApiU -, 1872 jim
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anLw1oRs Sc IA N U a n ~
B.v. sELvIcEs, w. A. 'ScAH''
TKnRs-,sAuAsLv N ApvA>cE-Uus Year s.; six Months
Is; Three Months ~; One Month payable to the 'Ht
Starl, So cents; Single Copies l9'I cents
ADVERTISING-One Square Of 10 lines hrs insertion 81
each subsequent nseron 81 80; business ~ a, :" !"
e. Isss one year as Business Cards o. !" hhe, OF e
three month"; SO libera discount WIN ne maze on e
absVe fer yearly aud quarter! an'er"'e'u """
exeeed one square.
ION PRINTING-Our Is rePlete with all the modern
IIpTovenents for the SEAT cnEAr ASb RAPID eN'uth Q"
~ PRIN TISG such Books Pamphle'H, Brief
eoS,srs Hnndbs Crcuars Ball Tickets Pr"crHinfs er
,,sr.,-, N Rock or Deposit hllheahs Checks Receipts
S..1s sh-l1 ETC., In plain "r fancy culored INKS
IrsTIcHs BLANEs.-Afia'its Undertakings aud Wrts ~
sent uuder the law for sac at this Once elS"
His.H scIarus Of Homestead the most convenient form
!. JIst printed q complete form II MINERS DEED
Hiso : SsauuiuIly executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
49, Hone he ony Agent Tor the MOT NTNtS
pknoCRI5 The eliy Of Sau francico An orders for
.-aI-r.. --1is'' =
xEaLEYis authorized receive HARaEs due his ofhce,
= ~ aubscriptoas Advertising. etc
w. r. 6caRS 4 fs% SGt'!!Ers TSos@ 'be NENeCkAT At
Gaogrptowu. OrAe1s Joc lhe papSr, Sd'eTF|--., - - -
, vsrk en With him will be promptly attended To-
cHAs r JACKSON I. the AnthotIri Agent " the AotN,
TGIN DEMOCRAT al VI Dorado. Orders lef' With hlm VIII
bs promptly attended t"
H. BIDLENNN is our authorized agent at Sacramento -
All orders advertising etc len Vita him VIII receive I'M
mrdiste attention
A. RADLAN Jr.. I. Nuh"rir"i agent At Sa"fhu'" ana
All promyt ytv for adv erts"nent Lhhf~i INN "f "'
cOL L. b. HOPKINS is authoiiied ageut at Aurora.
Meme County.
A. g. nIAs "a ASeN, Fov tae pES"tE'r at Nirs'DA 'My'
Nevada Territory.
COL wM. KNOX Is authorized Af"n' AT "rii! fiA'
Al ORDER, given for tie pclno'rA' vii il" prompt! st
Isaaed 70.
swITHi authorized to .olir, and ,uh-
sehp,oss fer The pem'"ta' IN SAeFameu'"''
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The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLIsHEDEvERY SATURDAY MORNING bf
a1LwIOR Rs &c a N U a n ~ :.
arlvcKs ". 4. JASGAHN,
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HONESTY is always the best policy.
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prom tho Atlanta Oar Southern conlsdsrscy

=
somc u cur contemporaries IN southwestern Georgia
have boon complaining that General Toobs has planted
larger cotton crop than usual while many farmers had
planted none and all Except very few had greatly re-
This evidence Of patriotism the part tho eotton
planters OF the most signs OF the times
people who will make such sacrifice never be sub.
dusd. Gen. Toombs FOR unknown " US hs.
declined 10 observe this rule, - nigh universal, and
has given good deal OF Dissatisfaction Tho papers
have noticed IL, and condemned 10 very exensiyey-it
may be hastily, can say and the COMMITTEES Of Pub.
lie aafety Cuthbert have taken the following action
Whereas, authentic information has been received
that Gen Robert Toombs 81 the c. g. A.. Col A. y. Rood
ard Others owning large plantations the Chattahoo
chez river--nnuencsd az we believe more by ayarcs
than patriotism have planted unusually large crope or
cotton thereby curaing TO that extent the provision
crop necessary for the support Of our suffering country
therefore,
Resolved, That General Robert Toombs, Colonel A. r.
Rood and all others who have followed their pernicons
example be requested TO withdraw all their available
negro labor from the cultivation Of their cotton crops
and place 10 in charge u the committee appointed 10
superntsnd the defence OF the river.
Resolved, That although II may not be regarded 40
pertinent to objects for which this meeting has assem-.
bled yet cannot withhold the expression " our un-
qualified indignation toward those who have recklessy
disegarded tho wants and necessities OF our army-by
planting more cotton than Is sufficient for domestic use
Their purses may be better filled but we trust they will
not fa 70 receive the reward due their unpstrtc con-
duct.
slrlar committee al Eufsula, Ala, have adopted
the foregoing.
The only public notice which General Toorbs has
taken 10 this matter IL the following despatch which We
take from tho Columbia Times and which ppesrs 10 he
in answer ~ demand from the committee Tor III. ha.
TO work on the 1sfsncss OF the river
RIcHsoSp, June IL, 1862
10 Msssrs. GEoRcs HnL, A. 7. EEwsos and VIM. CARTER
oMnisHEs-Yor telegram has been received. r..
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son. Maitland Porter Robert c. Bostwck, George H.
Benson, Frederick Furbish Charles Bestwck Henry d.
Burdett
MAoSouA-fvs guns, steam transport.-rhis vssss,
dsrgous thorough OysrhaulnE at this port and will
from her swifness make very servceabs transport.
Annex ed is a list OF her officers W far Is reported
Acfino Volunteer L,eutenant-w. budd.
Acting Masters-Chas Potter, Abraham Dslsno, Fran
els Burgess.
Acfino assistant Pdysdster AM Ctrk-W. j Cote
Aeting Masters Na.s-David ssyer, OH sandsrson.
Peter Mcclure. -.,,
Actino Second Assistant Engineer-Edmund Eldridgs
LAcKAwAssA-nsw steam frigate.-rhs vessel, a.
though progressing rapidly will not DO ready for launch
ing before the LIST OF August
RoAxoKE-out Of commission. being ironclad at the
Navy Yard, Brookyn.-C0nsiderabe progress has been
made in the iron plating Of shis vessel Her bottom has
been newly coppsrsd her sides painted, and she VIII Do
ready for floating OF the dock in about twenty days
1t is rumored that Commander Meade has been ordered
TO her.
sAssr-nfty guns, sailing frigats-is under orders to
visit some OF the por for the purpose Of COM
plotting her Hcr list OF officers 10 a. foliows-
Observation-Disclosures Ringgold.
L;sasssa~t AMI ordaaaes ojic~-J. W. Kelly.
Surgeon-. J. Absrnethy.
Paunaesa-J. Geo. Harris.
Naster-E. A. Walker
ASSISTANT Swrge0ns-D, d. Skinner, J. 7. Luck.
Lieutenant # Marines-W. B. ksmsy.
Acting Maste7s-J. kwsr L. H. Beatts, Wm r. Hathas
way; r. B. Hussey, D. 4. Taylor
Cdptain's Csrk-E. Brown, Jr.
F0Wn0ster-C. d. Boss, Jr.
AIDING Naaer's Maes-L. Il. White, q. Nj Noe, B. W.
McKeevsr, Jas. Courtney, H. G. Russell.
Gunnr-Geo. Siran.
Ouypener-- jenkins.
Sdtnaksr-Goo Z. Bosrum..
Actin1 Boatsoaiss--R. Robinson.
THE GUNBoAr BIENvILLH.
10 THH THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, K. L., July I 1852
Al the time the Nashville into Beaufort, N. Co. as
mentioned by Mr. Jas s. wilIets his statement pub
Ished in your paper OF the 3Oh ut, the Bienvis
on the east VI Florida Since first going into com
mission the Bienve has been connected with the South
Atlantic squadron uncer Commodore Dupont. and at
time has bockading service north Of Charleston
JUSTICE.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHuADEIrBfA, July a, 1862
Pennsylvania State nvss, e6x; Reading Railroad. 20,
Morris Canal a. hong Island Railroad, Tx Pcnnsylva
MIA Railroad, AZ. Sight exchange on New York 81 par
BALTIMORE, July 2, 1862.
Flour unchanged Wheat active: red advanced 20.
Corn firm. Provisions very duh whisksy dull at 3oc
30jsc. Coffee frm.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 1862
Flour 6rm. wheat wanted; white at 81 80 a OIL "a;
red at 81 20 81 90 Corn active: yellow, s3c a $40
Provisions quiet. Mess pork, Sill $l1 rs. Whisky
dull o. zoe. Q 30c.
BUFFALO, July 2-1 M.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet; sales 1000 bushels
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amber Milwaukee At ESQ., Corn steady and In good de-
mand sales IL 900 bushels 40c. ALE, mostly 4okc
. Ale. Oats other grains quiet Whisksy quiet and
no sales Canal frsigh,s unchanged lmports-2l 900
bbs -four. 90 900 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn
Expo ts6 900 bbs. -four Isl 900 bushels wheat li9ooo
bushels corn, 10 0O0 bushels oats, 5000 bushels rye
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BROOKLYN City News.

THs rorR1B OF JuIr.-I'ho Common Council Commit.
tee on the Celebration Of the Fourth Of July met ycscr
day morning and completed their arrangements for the
observance Of the day In the Western District sslues
will be fred 81 sunrise, sunset Al Fort Greene
by Captain Smiths battery Napier Tandy light artle
ry and the Eastern District the base ball grounds
by Captain Tafsbattery Duncan Light artillery In the
evening fireworks will be exhibited Fort Greene and
Of the Union base ball grounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-03

fuse single hand My property 20 long IA live. shall
never be subject TO the order 81 those eowardly mis-
crsants, the Committee Of Public Safety, Of Randolph
county and Eufaula. You may rob me in my absence,
but you cannot intimidais me. ROBERT TUOAB5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, July 20 4. M.
AsuEs-Ths market exhibited no change, and We con-
tinue TO quote pots at So s1tl and pearls at 80.
BerApsurs --Flour--Ths advance OF yesterday was
sustained with good demand from the trsds aud tO~