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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22
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Balttnore< uno Sbio> @iieababn.
&@z-SZaD Die srobe ROute mad
Baibtnstpn, Baltimore, pbilopelsb{o
Newzyprt urb Bpfpn.
Dteie ncrtrefli9e 8abu, nit ibren serbe0,rter
peitli9en gerbinoun9en, btetet ben Netienben ,;ns
btrette 0tnie mad Baltimore, Ybilobelpbio. Stew
yprt unb 8plton. 9u9 1T Ie bie ein,ioe Mr,te
auf mel9er man Dur9eanas< BiQete 99rcuoh.
2tdetsJ unb @%epGdmarten (Gtefs) mad IA
htngtpn erbalten fann.
Oret gallagher 3u8e perla0en @beeltno. go.
tdeli9 unb iiao in birefter 8erbiubuno MT oaen
weali9en 3ueen.
yta9 allen 6flt9en 6tdpten:
Spn Baltimore fabrt man speleit pbne Mufeut-
bait nit @9neIla iieen naI
Yb1laoelpbta, Nerzyprf unb 8p|ton.
.;. yee ) xeal1'ast0a ssben BON Baltimore taslie
Iaerstlo nne Tabrssit 70 turs pie ouf iraene
~ &ei{enbe belieben ibre BiQete ria y,bs,-
ling 3u serlansen. Dur9gauesfarteu unh @"sz
unit erbalt man In ben Gi1enbabu- Bureaus bra
lr Die Baltimore unb 0bio-ei1,nh,hr
TT Ne'lenern aud gang ~beiunbers Der N%aturldSu~
betten tpe9en au empfeblcn.
Ou1 Gta01 na@ YDtlapelpbla, New>9)orf
unb Bpftpn>
mad pber Son BEN gBeifen
gat otelt Sabn grpBe Gpr5uge, ba fe, am Sbip.
tlulle 31 Wbceling, 8ennoob unb Worferehuro
auslau1enb, nit benz sreBen Neswerfe t%peifIiheT1
@t1snbabnen in btrefter gerbtnbuna febt.
Son 9Bhesline unb parfersbura aebeu ieben
Aae regs!n1aBt9s Soote mad allen 5afen ber tpeit-
pie 6ra&tpret1e finb 70 bi1lio
pte auf trgenb elmer anbern &oute''
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more be3eidne man :: u@ia &eifo. u. ObioR 81
MaeS> mas an bic M9enten bie1er Babn epn5ia
n1tt IT, totrb raid beipret.
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s. ". 2ove> MaYsstQe, 3d.; s. 81. Ypb,wnid
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tel. Spltpn; 9. %. YermeI, 9few- gorf; 81.
&euY, opbiabelp9ia; SIS. @nslant> Baltimore ::
@ep. Sp1ter u. g., @sanssiQe, Snb.: &. g.
Yfprebeab y. g., QpuisDiQe~
S.S. Tpr1stb II. 60, ct. Qpuis:
I. w. Ole General Billet Woeut.'
49, YreScptt @mttb,
2~ranspprtmeiter; G.S. GulIer.
- @eneralsWgent beg @sfens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

arrangement
1861.
Chicago Nep>gorf, 8pfOn, ct. Qpuis. @oire,
Nem' Orleans, sia
SQtnpi8 Central
unb
@olena uno 6. 81. @i1enbobn.
3nge ssbem Won Dunleitb ab; Sag Grpree I'm
Z ubr y; w. Spnntass ousaenpmmen..
Mad Mempbis in 3S &tunben.
Mad STEMS Orleans in SO @tunben,
Ma9 Mep-Yprf in 81 @tunben.
Na9 Befpn in IS @tunben.
:3ase na& alen @esenpen i'm Ofssn n mSI in, s is
ben in Bereitl9aft.
Dte Na&t5a9e baben Waaeun6 NIT
8etten.
Tbruus, 2idets au boten an Der SadlpnFrabe,
"aee Der Seoee. 9. 8. 6prbes,
m q Meent in ct. paul.
~ st. @rtbur, @enl-@ uperintenbent, Gbiraar.
US. y. Jpbn1on> acknowledgement, 0bieaor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

Steartn>Qtdter, 100 &tRer, befe5St
QcuiS. s5O4 unb ! DO. Cooley Hpper u, g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

DYfers unc @arbinea, 50s&iRet. aus,
erlefeue. t,aGopIe ~ Ct M b .. :,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

: 3uder so Drbpft prima pcrtprirp.
unp Aep-O rleans. 30.Sdde eets6tntr 13lua ben
niebrieiten Marttpreiien. nd IN !
&ppIepEpwer4u u. g.. e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

Tbee 500 &tfrn unp ~@abbtts" :
Snip, @.w g.p., Dolcne ,e., auset3.t9nftt
@aare. g . pleY 8nt CT H. 6 o. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

~ y: xlDde,
Suptpeltlt1e Gde BON Watn< uu6 Dritter Ctr.
cine Ireppe bu9>
@tnctnnott, 8,
@e61el<@ Observation-Disclosures
@pllectipnen unb Mus3abIunaen
teber Mrt in alien Tbeileu Deut{hionbs,
tperben BON mir pie eewDbnli9 auf bic pprpmpteffe
Nrt beipr9t.
Sir % ed 1e1 auf Mew<gprt ct. 9puts.
9btcagp, Ne ~ Orleans uub autere
5anbelspldbe Der Ser. @taateu fam man INNER
BET mir ba6 @elb er6alten.
Muf bic mad ftebenben YIGbe iub bel
mir W 9l Ell In 8rGBeren, 1p,wie in ben flein-
yen 9rmme1 31 ben btllt9 i n @purlen ~
baben. o.
@elber> mel4e an trsenb zines ber nadaebeu-
ben 9auler IN Deuti9lanb fir tbre &ednuua
te'ngelanet pber be5ablt tperben> nit benz 8emerfen
oab mir baoon Na@ri@t gu eeben lei, tSnnen bel
mir tit Cincinnati . 9let@ erbpben tperben. TO-
balo 1b bic Na9rt9t pom @inaarae esr 5un1me
erbalten babe, Da t1 Dpn 1neinen ser1biebcnen
8anquters INNER nit jebem @teamer Briefe e.
Dalte. tpenn @eloer eia9e0angen iinb, 70 if bies
ber f@nelfe, fi9erfte unb btQtgte gBea, UNI @el-
eer mad Mmerita gu f9iden.
elite meiner @anfiers in Deutfa=
Lamb, &C.,
an bic Sbr @elb be3ablt unb paun Def mir
erbpben tperpe1 fam:
Mu9 ilnb BET tielen 9aulern tit europa ieber,eit
Nedlel auf mid su baben:
Grantf1rta a. ~. 9errB, Mebler, feel. @pbn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22
q mfulOt

fWf PIC HSn1grei9t
Hreubsn, warttemberez 8aDern,
91ntp0er nnb @abfen,
tur bic @rpBberspetbdmer
Clbenbur9, @effe11 unb 8aben,
fir bas 9erjp8tbum Na0au,
fIrbaS &urfIrftentbum Soften
uno bic frete Stabt Granffurt a. 81.
Der l1nteraei9nete 1T ieben Eaq tpGbreub ber
8el9dftSlunben gu fnoen in 1einer Office, 1ub-
meltltde Gte BON Main~ uni Drttter Strase.
6. s. 96nr. GnnfuI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

-. 0uprer1, III. .J0l1tar. =
Meine lebr lteben 65reunpe! Sd. babe
Die iAbnen Neiteriirfeln frbalttn, bic 3u
lenpen sic Die 6Saidfeit battsn, une9 i'd
babe pie 9bnune, oab 7t@ eie an eiren,
5ie9estaee be6 0olfeS traaen tperoe. Sd
bin Sbneu lebr panfbar fir pteies elidz
lide @pr3ei9en, pas Elm NusHu6 eoler u.
freier Seelen 1T
Mtt 3uneiauna unp Danfbarteit
sla SIR e%rgebener
g. 81 arib abb.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12
James Conner's Sons
UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY.

WIN. FAULKNER SON, Agents,
No 526 sansome street San Francisco, CAL
LIVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY FOR A COMPI FTE
II News or Job Printing 0fioe, furnished at the
lowest prices.
Also, Agents for Tayor's, GordOn's, Degener's
Newbury's POtter's and Hawkes. Presses.
April l, i862.-ly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12

DISTRICT CoURT.-The case Of Nathaniel
Beck VS.. Middle Yuba Canal Co. wis decided
in favor Of plaintiff on Tuesday evening-the
jury assess the damages at $500.
The case of NJ. NJ. Henderson VS.. Tangye ct
al, suit for ditch rigqt at Pike Flat, was ta-
ken up yesterday, and is still ON trial.
In the cases of r. H. Ledbetter VS.. Cal.
Quartz Co., and P. Muldoon VS.. Jas. McCul-
lian, judgments were rendered as prayed for in
complaints.
DEPARTURE.-Mr. Geo. Stone for long
time the popular and attentive newspaper agent
Of Nevada, left here yesterday evening with the
intention Of taking passage on the next stea-
mer for the East.
A Few LEFT.-Church & Co., at the Broad
Street Book Store, have few copies of that
popular song, "Old John Brown" with the ac-
companying music.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12

A BRAVE Doe.-A letter from Fred. Church
gunner in Co. A, Chicago Light Artillery, says
that dog Joined the battery at Fort Henry.
The dog at once attached himself to particu-
lar gun, and has stuck to it ever since. He is
good sized. shaggy animal, and a great favor
ite. He was in the battle at Donelson, and
stuck by his gun all the time. He was wound
ed in the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, on Sum
day, by bit Of shell, in the fore-leg, but stuck
to his post all that day and the next, and is now
doing well. The brave fellow is now considered
part of the complement of the g1n. Strangely
enough. it is not the men but the gun he ap-
pears to be so attached to.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12
no Correspondents.-patients residing In

To COrrespOndents.-Pat residing in
any part of the State, however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement Of such in preference to holding
personal interview are respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. DIR. Young
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter as promptly possible. II the case be fully
and candidly de+cribed, personal communications
will be superseded, instructions for diet, regimen
and the general treatment Of the ITSELF Qnclu-
ding the remedes) will be forwarded without delay,
and in such manner to convey no idea Of the
purport Of the letter parcel so transmitted.
az Olce. 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J. C. YOUNG, NJ. d.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12
FOR SALE !

FOR SALEI
Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate.
BUILDING LOTS FROM $40 TO 5000 EACH
Also, 80 V0r0 Lots aud Entire Blocks
Of Beautiful Garden LandI
TN THE CITY AND COUNTY or SAN FRANCISCO
Il on the line Of the San Jose Railroad at the West.
End DEPOT. The title Is absolutely PERFECT being a
Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and patented by the
United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title
The City Authorities respect II,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court Of the
United States respect II.
Besides the Title has
BEEN FOREVER QUIETFD BY FINAL DECREE AND
JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY,
So that there Is not even cloud or shadow upon
II. Whoever purchases one OF these lots will buy a
lot and not lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglee's Building corner Of Mont
gomery and Merchant streets San Francisco.
April l, ls62.-3m. HARVEY S. BROWN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12

81 GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE "a
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12
sAy FnAycIsco. Anil 5th. lsog

SIEssRs REDINGTON L. Co:
take pleasure in informing you that have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time.
and unhesitatingly pronounce them unequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used Every
housekeeper may rely upon it that when used, ac-
eOrding to directions they fail to produce that
most desirable OF all articles of Good Soe and Nu-
triciOS Bread. Having once proved how superior
they to all Others could ON no account be with
out them. MRs. n MILLS
apr26 3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12
THE UNION SALOON.

NO. 46 PINE ST, NEVADA.
TTAVING PURCHAsEDOFT THE FOR-
II MER owner the above named saloon; wouIu
sav N its former patrons and friends, and TO the
public At large that the Bar viii be kept well sup
piled with
The Finest Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
Persons wishing TO indulge 10 light summer
drinkj or take something ''straight" can be accom-
nodatod By calling at the "UEION.'
Nay 90, Isez-M DAVID A0OAhIi'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12

Methodist ServIces---Seryices are held every
sabbath, at the Methodist Church, head of Broad
street at eleven O'Clock A. NJ and half past seven P
N. VIM. Grove Deal, Pastor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-12
Special Notices.

Episcopal Services win be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, and
three P. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
ANUSEMENTS.

TIC very bot weather aud tho news Of the war
arc NOT favorable TO the theatcrs. TIE New-Noik
dramatic houses, however, now open ARE ali 20 hand
come we'll cop.tused, and attractive lat they may
be soueh, S. about The peafauest places to spend 40
evening in, notwithstanding the tle monetrica' rise'
The Florsnces s, Walachs continue their enter
tap,oents-,be most prominent Of which are Irish
and Yankee character
The Palace Garden is open to the public, us
attractions being sn instrumental concert IN The open
mir. vocal concert in tie ball, AID equestrian per-
folmanees In the circus.
Tho theater If Mi's Acene is enliTened by inc
acting Of Slr. MITCHELL who has added to her 1t OF
characters "Thc Young Prince ETC., which che
sustsius with customary naturalness.
The Winter Garden il yet OPEN Mr.. Anderson
giving his digital tricks and neuomancies.
AT Niblos the musical dr.rna-tIe Spirit Dancers
ia played-Miss Bcbings in he chief vocal Gar, and
Nile. Galetl. in the dancing department.
-Barnum's dramatic stage il gijed now with the
fairy romance Of Cinderelle-uus,c aud oiaiosuo-
done by ehildrer--thc Bolman troupe;-a g'cA' a.
traction for children.
--Clristy's Ministries, 5Sj Broadway, offer Nightly
their popular Exhibitions.
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uarhets-c.Arpvll7 nlfoa., p yoe 11a y; J. Ts,ar

WrDsE,Dai. Iui, O. 1902
hsikS- Poe re firm snd 10 -'fi- o. - 90. IL al
bEEsWAX g in gbs ssrply and IS que. ~ an q, 81 q
5Jc.. ctsh. Tor NesieIn end houthfrH
CANDLES e.nt.rls c1tfsrlel, dan It former 7ate-
iH,,, - ~, civ ,.ll Ti. 81 ~
g rev ohe,thins Pc ~ leAo~ do Il TO- bolts AID
COrTOs-Prvious % DE suction sis very iii. was done
bu. -ince thcu the inqly los tcfiy cd
quots at si0ilo. TO- hi4dhns upana. eri 60. Dr.
which il0lto hlg Iof sv smell parcel, aye rufyul
daily, but thoy altogether 20 small b. SIMPLY tho drnano
.foIa nanu rscturei, Aih he erc.t,n 1,, Dp..t ,r
kets and rufobs5iies of aiy Increase ~ ttoc pir
~, pm vii 20 90 p,9.aeil} 30 80 Ir1 lie sg'o,
.i..e' were uusDoly Ugh in some .n'iabcr, sbovo g.,
tL.u n. ftkc rstcs itn sale rmbn-ri a. lass i-l
leland o.s: pat8 CO Sc. DO ~ 4sc. 10 d. st lqic
DO al &c. 10 l g. 10 d. st &c IS co. ~ 1.e. 10. d.,
% o. lei y DO - &c DO o. SO &c. get y Do At
eJr., fodo Al zee y DO 20 ils - do ct lie u %. 81
7l-. DO d 80 DO. aid - 90. .5c. baIs
/ Dlliat 31lc sud ~ bales 10 &C.
CCfi EL-Ihols rave loou few Transactions .odsy. bu
tLe particulars no; 90 b. made public Iis,LTe ira.
................9 ar Bombay .............- n
Ntfschibo ...,.,...2l 02t Ltgusyis ......'...A ~
an ST. Dounao.........l9 dial
COAL-The market fol Doestc Is beuer b.. he dsnno
II uied fo the Pest erd f.d. Foreign DC .e
ad better; biz George Only reports sales Of 80 uns
sbp ya - CA zoo tuus p. & Camel. sh.p 20 q,
400 lns Lrncahns Steam ship. 20 5Oi 40 'in scoci
Net Hartley at 49, sil cash AID 20 Newci.i's Gas
pylto tennis The sspd advance Exchange ids 70 the
cot Of toeirr hence tho improvement in cea We ~,
reqroted 10 sk why Oh, Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
ps6y D. not repair tlcir cfual
DYENOCDS eelef4s inactive, ard The Transaction
confined % email 4 Ieuaies and 81 Domir LO.wc
d = II I'D 8 10 each, respecilvry.
FLOUR AND MEAl--Ihe Flour market Is fairly sup
riod and Western end Stee crol quiet. hut Cord active
Al On advance Of Oc y bb iu-uced by ho rppd adysuc
IN O. change the demand manly io tiade bfan3
arc frner aud H. improved eqYcti the ec so 1900 Dds
a. 81 5Od ~ 20 fyr supeIhus saie aud Nrs'ini - 20
20 10 for Lztrs State; t. Dd 70 p i1T fancy d = y
a 81 Il for he low qrades Western Extra IS 1898
Tor shipping brands OF roundhOOp kIra Oh.o md - ~
~ 10 trade brands Canadian iour l. In Jc;'et de
l md fore 1T e5ofI
low grades Of ExBs. and r5 - Dtb u Tor usoc biads
Southern Flour is active ard IL better; 'ae ~ '
b5ls % luG IS - mia go o. good supr Due 5lio
Sc. aud IS tJl fG dO Or trade llud. hy t..f a. tall
aud Ia moderate deu md s.io Of ~ btis al ~ 59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

h,h., ,.. The ,o. Of old native eeo. /. ncariy srhsss

hgh-r The stock OF Old psve face. h nesry
cd sc all Offering commando very fr prices Inc ne" cl
more freely especially from Canada on mos. @"
/, gorg into store for better Prce. fey mall los OF
new state aud j-fssy have been paad g. SH91 ior l-
booded Nenuo ircging oarc.i ~ 5oO n fe.J"sey
:. our extreme ss The pIcpsl dealers are sl operi,'
Inc extensively ~ Interior sud o. tbe Woods aie
Iaipr bought 90 by s Danuf-c at from 400 Sc for
one fourth 20 ulbio"d MeiHo eni xony The crop ~
w. o. s2lc - 10 far snd the e,frs0rdnsrg tigh r''-s
m aid to d ~ O., douOi hodes 20 demand h iner
sals Of o. 30 d o end new Fleece a. s6c Pulled
in i.ht .unuIy aud prices idv IT, seller. foreign IS IN
er, reansl ard Is also held with increased rrnEess'
but the inquiry 1t the n'ouIent Ia Ted
WHISKY Is f,r De uaud aui TIE irtoi = better slos
e. eoG b,I Il. y n for STATE tDc ?Ji n Ne for OLD.
MHsIEBONs j. "a Unite oeu end n tJ0t,c Tor oout
So 6a.ic Of North N.s 1oa'i oo~'~' ''' Oc"'''s' "
ga sjc. lot ioar ,.. - -,
ZIST--o..em Sheet !. firm sud In moderate request
A. a ase.. cash sis u 20 c'ks ano' al the ia''ei ia"
r.-~,r
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IAdrsrtiserenal
IsERs. the WEEKLY TRIBuyE

TO ADvERTIsERS.-T WEEKLY TRIBUNE
has the largest circulation Of Any Newspaper in this co1ny II
Ia lie world It is taken By Tho enierpsr Farmers Ne
chanic Morchsnand Manufacturers throughout Ill the
Stses and Business Men in this city who desire reach
those classes can 10 quite e.etBaJ by 4ayes.sis IL IAx
WgsRLg rRlHuSE. lice = ,iae.
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CHEATING Gas coN6UHERs.
r-fs. ~ ~ u a IT,.

TO ne F1'OT ~ IIf -. =. fTI1tnt-
SIR: beg leave 10 caution gas consumers against
tFcA So rs h-ve good epec Is .cC1slfy prac
ticed upon them IN repented Instances ravr bed % fop
leak Ia tbs pipe % sing u tie toache,
Dui the Con yary ac8nt Il ia r info ila, he rive. he
pipe wrench Intentionally knowing that all The ss hat
c.pes from thl pipe . charged % Tho house II.
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Advertisement -.
" DIR IFLAND's -RHEuMtTIC BAND. y

pe,m,nent cure for RheumiisIa, % mt NrnTAina sna
III Sils- AIcctious Price 40 sent by nal or etprt's
Tps.qtss with Certified tiu@nials, sea-
g. AdsTted 10 soldier. u SMITH Co, ffoPrietos,
''o No. 49l broadway. Aew'iork.
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fAdveft..enert

Women who nave to earn their living. can
their talents r, then for wha. 10 DO y PlTfno'
t,n,i -, iuatiou a Fowler Wess 40 90 b.osd"uy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IYpgoyIsG THE RAILROAD JfAcs.-lLc Brook
Ign City Railroad Company are taking Up the 'ovDe
stones between tho railroad u4cks in Fulton street
ard replacing them with prepared stone, somewhat
similar to those uled in y ingtLe Begisn pavement,
bur better adapted fer She horses as it affords more
secure fOOt-Old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

THr BEooEtTS YoUyC News CHus'IAS Asso-
cIAIIos N VISpictTloS OF MR. NISCLaT Coz
YIR.--At meeting OF the Brooklyn Young Men r
Chrstian Association, co Tnetday night, the follow.
ing resolutions, offered ~ NJ Sherman, in yiucica-
ton Of the course puruod BY Nj Nlucen. Colyer ~
Norh Carolina were adopted ufera lrici dicus-ion;
"UAessaf Il has been psi lT hssed that Oh" sn'rous
douat 10 81 The p,o nrookiyu b-ltu. tie
c. and ouLdel rotlsfa have Piled D. iHe h,rnI
OF mis- Assoei-ti9 Ninccn, toYer esq aun rhf0 j.
ne " Association - sgnd 1Y 10 l7sus - long ~
they isItl!li.s PERFORM titT otAgauousi thtflJ4c -
hssoi,ei, Ihs src iI.y ss-iet 'ft ulf Agenii NJ
Coyer has ftiiuy arp ie every i.e which We have u-
tfuted . h'l 90 Ire prp0,:s io4 which he e5liD-."i
made. sld others
? bat $40 resrr, hist 1t La not t-sn T. power 10 ron
iibste toward the suppo of Ma CyeTe rHoft oT TIE ed-
cation u eseeied chud "htt and 5ecs win "h 60 e.
c,-i.Iy sysps.!ze aid q. winch We bt Li1 Goi ED
iDat eJoice h. tie renewal o. sf Cove iato' IN
h0tn N6r1i. nLd hops tAst siiar Obi antlrolic ru s
may initiated IN every place occupied Oy me sses thr
United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

Of ladies snd children wee dz ed VITA the per-
f.uauc.s Of che Hcemc4 Family, who ave ihvI ni4-b
De!. Jlu a., IS .his aiteIlesa ard oytlils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

VETERANS RITURSiSG TO TIE Whr.-Since the
call was issued TO brave boys who ya.led their
homes TO be cured Of theis wounds and healed Of
tbeir diseases those WHO are able % serve their
country are Fastening 30 AeadQuar,erj Ike guests to
u festival. From all pane u New.YosA ana New
England and tie Nes iaeso gallant defenders Of our
patton come to this city and report the;lselyes ready
70 return to their regiacn,s. We have seen some
whose wounds are not yss healed, VIOLIN, III START
for the seat OF war.
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TAdvon,

PYLE's SALERArUs is The purest and hes. in
Housokecper, shoad always al te grocer iOI that
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CoMrssIOSERs OF FgIe' rIoH. Frou, the
eeekly statement Q. th. ComassoDers Of Emigra
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co,n Mes. 4 less active but Ia arm sss- o Jersey a. % u
aud Msrshs Csohc al re 20. We qGo"; ,-. a.

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ana H,r.h,s Csloric al ~ 49, We quote . -.
au Ia" . ? an 80 e. louis CONN. SIS i09 IS
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s.st. rood .A s0Gs 4 = Csnads, EXTRA. 9la j.
stse sxtIE......o Wa ~ pa '.ieh, ''''' -
One round hccp..5 l0d IS Richmond city, zone:
Ohle L1O . - -,
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Nieb Ind eI.5 Goa IS Gem Meal. Jer'cJ esH ~
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a., e.-, r.,ra...5 .5O Is TO- pGncirrns '' -" - ~
FIs-Dy Cod 90 !iaht supily I'D ore tfn snd - e
demand a. 4sd + ~ ffT -. Grorg-- Bank nf smi
AZ a.e. bat 6Im st - ~. as Tor large 70 ,u"' NfoA
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sGc for Scaled DO. ,,o7, A.,
GRAINIhc WAea, make. Is very active and is1dJ =
bg.h finer inlneuced 10y the IB.id adv nee 40 .'c"
ths nqliy 10 My fer export The fec"lit .r si' W.
.urut means sd~Cua'e 70 tire denn' tu ~
hsye been mads fol future delivery on~ tone soH '
bu.h 90 ~ i've private but upcert oa 70 ne
the range TIE safes are 1900 BUSH end c1,is' :. 80
tr.h Cbcs.o Spring at a3cV&l ~; AJ0 do he.o' 2,
Ohm AZ II Ola o.. 2Of so DO Milwaukee CAB ~ %
a H. intending 100 bueh, sye On terms no. gi'
riosed; 81 20 do Amber Iowa. IL NJ - li4"f - -
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fi hfr,n ani lniars ~ 81 l 81 ?! n1y III store %
DO IA hits Michigan aid india ncaN I'll ~ ''ce. ~ ~
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gg4fc and STATE 8, Sc Ryr iieis ., y. mt qut
ace f1r t1rort IN q 90 bG-h inc'nrs ' o. iof
exprt state and Causdisn o. 1.c IN s,o, al a. d o. az
fiy. Cora Is 80 lair sgfpy, ara y N good 90 20
rort "a, Al sdyA, Of &C. e. tpsh sn' u ~ ~ ohS
,.rt 10 arr.r ~ .fo4-r hsasf: 1sfr i,T IL era
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RURAL or BRAVE OFTIcER.-The statement
trst the lato Csp; Wu =. Partridge Of the 9Th New
Won, safe Volunteers ,Duryees Zouaves received
so,iers burial on The banks Of the james River if
q ,Ys.ake. His BODY is emJaimed and Is now IN
Baltimore, Oh It's way 10 his city, where tho funeral
services will be ceebre ted
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TnE AYrl.TSrgnvENrloS MISUNDERSTANDING
II foreigners residing in tins city Will be hea nc TIC
Coorer institute ucxt To sig eve M, 20 lake ino
confederation thc p.claral q an address to tha
Emooror Of the F.ench, urinG lin to abstai" from
Intervention, aud to msinta'' intact 'he ameaoe re-
l,,iops between the French and tue American Gov
srnMents.
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SUrroHr TIE ADNiKissRArIos.-A callfora P1bhs
meeting is receiving rumeious scna-u'es throughout
tbs city, II is directed 70 all VINO fayor 'gor'
Gus pro ecutiou Of the war, TO pat down inc he'ci-
lion quickly aud opposed 10 tAo who gave Sia "
recty 10 the traitors wien icy could and now ~
tempt 20 give ad Indirectly ny abuse Of the Adinll
tgaton and it, progressive measures
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tuRlvA1 or MonYovs-The ship Winderners,
which arrived on Tuesday from Hayre' had among
hes paesengers 80 Sa ne, ell bouud for Ulah.