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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

1'mG BLOCKADE The N. o. Della Of The
2lst has the following item:
From letter just received from CHARLES
ton, dated the 18th, wa take the following
"a steamer ran the blockade last night
from Charleston with 1000 bales Of cotton,
Notwithstanding Tie stone blockade, which
Il utterly worthless" 80 tt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

mr. mayor onea'nS'n 'ao' n'su'' ple'e"'eu
Tue .ono"'Ds ~essase " 'aO o''y oo'"0i,
n'S'vu 70 .n'' sai'an' usne'"'' 'na
"'''n "'ii " aeau WIN 'ueise' m
MAYORS OFFICE. CRY HALL, U
jan A0a' iooA')
AVm n'" wy .oa"c" so
WIN ueats 'u'i VI sa"nes'' aunounoe "
"o'n houses % 'ae oouno'' tue aea'u VI que
" our u'ss'ns u'sscpu E'eno"'oi.1sn "eu'
.n''A ~ AoilioOrfh"' VIM noo'y ISL ~ 'a'
ue'en'e VI n'S country VI 'ao i''n in'''' ~
y unequ"' cnsaseinens WIN 'ne enemy a''
~" WIN 'eno !" 'n''i y 'aune'' 'u'ousuOu.
the oou'n ana sne WARM gushing sss,s sne e.
% n'' memory ~ .a's' sue o'v ~ n,' ie'''
asa'e' s'''''' s's es.i'nA,'oa ~ "n'0n NV, nc w"'
he'h ~ ho'''e nnu wne'e NO wa' De'' Auo"a'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Circuit Court Judge

We are authorized TO announce TURNER s, FOSTER,
Esq, as candidate for Circuit Court Judge Of this
Judicial District, at the ensuing election
dcc29-tde
We are authorized to say Judge Baxter will serve
the office Of Circuit Judge another term f the people
desire II. [dec2Se
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
rar wrArnrn BOWS BEI.ow. .-The n. Q

Tue WEATHER Down ow.--The n. o.
Delta Of the 2lst, says ga.i
In Natchez on Wednesday last theis was
Ice on theroofs OF the houses all day, Sc
we're frost having set 10 after sleet and rain.
About the same time the weather seems 10
have been very cold throughout Mississippi.
We wish Jack Frost would travel farther
South, II for nothing else but to give us o
respite from mosquitoes, which are as bad
now aud worse than they are sometimes in
midsummer. The weather has been 80 con-
tinuously warm that in few days, unless a
change takes place, We shall have ripe black
berries in market.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Sergeant PnIcE, having failed to get ofr
yesterday, will leave at 3 P. NJ, to-day for
Cumberland Gap. Persons wishing TO send
letters by him will leave them q. the Gazette
Ny IL M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

EiEcTroxs. Al the meeting Of the City
Council, last night, Mr.. Josaph l.. Ryan was
elected second clerk OF the Market, to
oil out the unexpired term Of the late
ISham Dyer, Esq, deceased.
In the Common Council, Isaac Paul, Esq,
WAS elected President in place of Mr.. Dsrdcn,
resigned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

BOARD or HEALra.--The bill OF DR.. Wood
ward to establish permanent Board Of
Health, passed on It's third reading, and will
be published.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Donations through Mrs. d, Framework,
to the Tennessee Hospital Association, from
MRs. DIR. SHELBY, p. II. A.
Mrs, WM. COOPER, Ssc'y. u

Mrs. Il, d. Farnsworth returns many thanks
to the gentleman who SO kindly gave her q
check for $50, which was handed to Mrs. F.
B. Fogg for the sick and destitute soldiers Of
KeNucky. aaIA. M1EA OH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

IU5r receisod barge lot Of white aud yellow CLARK
ID He'd dry sugar In tiercss, which will bear trans
portaton 10 any point without ioss, which we will sel
low tor cash. E.Aa.~tVf nm,..n.aLF
Also, lot Of very nne sugar bcuss syr'p for fhnl
" use, In bali barres,is In 81 .st ~ ~ 81
dec22-f s1c ~ j. A. McALISER n Coz
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Please Notice.


n tlIl N UANr WHAKTFFf Jan. 10. 1902. I1lI ~
cEALED PROPOSALS win be received by tho IN. ~ ~
- deragned until the 25th Inst, Tor The doliyeyA
Camp Wcaklcy and Camp Murray, In Egndald,of
200 cords Of Wood Of good quality, for fuel bids so
VIII DO received for any part OF Tho above II not ylg
than % cords the Wood 70 DO delivered ~ tho ratio N
ccScoIds. Proposals aSa,rscai, marked gplopesal l,
Cor Wood" aud addressed 70 me, can DO deposited al
tho ~ clend Hoisl J. ~, 'a.a' Ftls
janl6-d10t II. HILL, A. q. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
sheriff.

We are authorized to announce JAs. NJ. Hlsaos. as
candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing March election
We are authorized TO announce JEssE W. PAGE as
candidate for shcila of DAVIDSON county at the en-.
suing March election. [Jsd5..,d
We are authorized to announce JOHN X EDMUND.
son as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at
the ensuing March election. [jan5-.td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
NNOU N CEMEN rs
Tr.nI,Iete,c.,

WoAre authorized % announce o N, cowARDlN
az candidate for County Trustee at the March elec.
iion. Pant
Weare authorized 20 ANNOUNCE ". j. TAYLOR ior
re election to the Office Of trustee for Davidson coun
D. 81 ljah3-tdcs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Circuit Court clerk,

We arc authorized TO announce DAVID @. LOVE
sa-t,ta for reelection TO tho Office of Circuit cour
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
janlE-tdeA '+t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
SELLING AYR COST.

T,HE undersigned having sold outn os Of ls s.cs,
J. viii close out this balance al cost hAAAF eAtt'
Come soon, az am determined 70 wind up my
present business. fe3 M ~ JOHN LUCK
jan ii M 80 "a ala1tGf tsa 40, Union street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

A BRICK dwelling, situated on Cedar Street, con.
IA tanning seven rooms twostory, hIchsn and K int
smoke house with gk acro8 ground attached, ppod -
spring and convenient 70 tho business portion otbs
city for ront tho ensuing year on reasonable te-nav
FOR further particulars enquire a this onice, "
the Revenue Collector, South Ind Market House.
nee. ~, 6l. tH@t tHt y hnf t.e.f4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
cRAIGHEAD PLACE. GALLAIIN TuRypIK
FOR RENT.

VNHE corner Store Room, under the Commercial
J. Hotel, on Cherry and Cedar streets, for tue bal.
ance OF thc year For particulars, apply 70
rtatiJt fe'4 ~ Is. " HARE,
,.jan1S-lw NV Al the ofico OF tho Hotel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
WANTED.

Tso hire ior servsca cii shc NASHVILLE and Chst,a
L nooga Railroad for tho year, 1852, forty negro
ms secsi ApPy |" once 2 COLE oao
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

departures Of Passenger Tratns.
'AzEvIIIr d onAffASoooA --.sslS A. M-l3,O0PN
,gsnnnEE AtAEAMA--- $500 Pm. g. y stN
NAsEvlls 3 DzoAfuR--7iOOP,h NJ, 600 A. N,
NAsavrlIv b KSnrucKy--9s3O A. h~-af8V Y. NJ
lSpissIIIn AID NAsuyuisr-0s80s har gts
Arrivs. OF Passenger Trains. g q
NAsnvrix 4 nArrANooGA--~Tt3 g. A. M.--4t00P.M
T0xxssau kALAnAxA--l OtOOA. NJ.
xAsHgILfH 4 DEcAruR--1slSA AM, Clio P. N.
.ASuvnIz 6KKxruUKy---Ds0O A. NJ, TOO N, p
oumvrIiE AND NAsavIlS--40iOO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
WANTED!


7 WANT 70 hire twenty, Five Negroes, 70 work OF
l. tho steamer janice Woods, NJ Nsshvllls. = gpIn
Apply soon % ls.A A. HAMILTON
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o. ID
Nst rRrhhtytit3 mtn1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Mr. Mayor Cheatham, last night, presented
tie following message 10 tho City Council,
in relstion to this gallant General, and
which will be read with Interest: W
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APPROACHING RICHMOND.
Correspondence Philadelphia Inqu iref

WEsrovKR LANDING, Va July IL -Last eve.
ming snd the evening previous our camps were
heavy clouds appeared In the west, and in a very
short time the heavens were III up bv cont uuous
flashes Of lightning. The rolling thunder was
terrific; Finally the storms burst Upon the camps
with ell the fury OF tropical hurricane f6e
troops, who were camped on the hill sides, shorty
found Themselves In the middle Of dashing
river Shelter tents, (ponchos,) brush, ever
greens, &c that 60 towards making a camp CON-
wings.
Many OF the officers are without tents; In con.
sequence Of this, they build q hous Of pine
brush, dc and endeavor to make themselves as
comfortable as circumstances will permit. These
officers, 90 fixed, suffered extremely The two
storms following each other, has had the tend
ency to impede travelling on some roads; the
bridges being washed away, and the mud over
The beat yesterdsv was almos, ntclsrable. Ths
sun shone down with brilliancy that made
everything around have brsssy lock All hsnds
suffered The heat 10 very injurious to the sick;
vet, poor fellows, they complain but little. Our
surgeon, with few exceptions, arc doing their
best to alleviate the suferngs Of the unfortunate
s)ldiers
Our gunboats Just about the time the mail boat
10 respected to reach certain point below here,
20 near the shore at these points, and throw few
shell in just a. feeles so far, Il has had the
desired effect, there being no stray rife shots at
our boats.
A number Of officers who were appointed 10 All
positions they Were entirely untitled for, through
the influence Of political friends, are endeavoring
70 resign-some have already sent in their papers.
The hard sighting gave them a terrible scare.
They imagined the tented field a sort Of pic mic
They have found oct all about yrar The dues
ton propounded to them, "W hat do you know Of
the war?n can be answered by them by the eI-
preston Of their countenances, which depict the
indications OF their minds. little hardship
and good deal Of Fighting has given them de.
sire 10 seek the obscuritv Of private life. They
all Of Il.
Eight contrabands came In Yesterday morning
from the neighoOrhood Of Charles City Court
House: They all belonged TO one w. Hayes,
now at Richmond The party were much better
clothed than any we havs vet seer.
General Birney, with squadron OF Rush q
Lancers, the other day captured 20 fine milk
cows. They were banded over 10 the various
hospitals for the benefit Of the sick
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APPOINTMENTS NOT CONFIRMED

APPOINTMENTS NOT CONFlhMEO.
The Senate failed 10 confrm large number OF
nominations, which fell with The adjournment.
Among them were those OF Ward burnett, q A.
scroeas, Edwin n web.tef and Col Carroll 10
De Bfigadief Generals Benjamin lshe,wocd
a. Chief OF Steam Engineering and John L4nthal
as Chief Of Construction and Repairs Others
for minor oG1ces share a similar disappointment
The entire number Of onfrmations ~ the Senate
during the last day Of the session was about 800.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate has recently confirmed large num-
Der Of aids-ds. CAM as adjutant generals Among
the number Gustavus Paul Clauser.t Of Italy
Daniel Hacker and Lieut. Col. John N. N acomb
have been confirmed aids to MAJ Gen. McClel
an, with the rank Of major; Paul Won r .derit,,
" District OF Columbia, Ed NICK Hudson, and
Albert Colbufn We been confirmed 40 aids
10 General Mcclellan, to rank as Lieutenant col
onels.
Augustus Sch-oer, Of tha District Of Co'umbIa,
has been confirmed az aid 20 General Fremont, 70
rank al lieutenant colonel Capt John G KEEL
son and Richard D. Cntts, Of the District of Co
lumbia; Joseph c. McKibben, of California, and
Lieut. Col James Mcpherson, have been con-
frmed as aids TO General Haleck, with the rank
Of colonel.
The following have also been con n,med az aids
de-camp to Brevet Major General Wool, with the
rank OF colonel: Captain Edward g. Beckwith,
seorge ID Ruggles, Majors Amos Bsckwith aud
James Belger, and Daniel 7. Van Buren,, Joseph
y: Willard, and Joseph Melvins, Of the Dis
trict Of Colunb'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

JUDICIAL REoRsANIz ATfoH. -Genyress has per.
fected and passed bill recasting the Judicial
Districts which are presided over by different
Justices Of the Supreme Court Those Districts
will hereafter stand a. follows:
First District-New England (most) Justice
Nathan Clifford.
8 cond District-New York and Verr,oht
Justice samuel Nelson.
Third District-Pennsylvania md Mem Ie,sev
Justice Robert C.. Grier
Fourth Disirct-Del:ssare, MARYLAND, Virginia
ana Noth CeroLGa Chief Justice Roger B
INN pistrict-South Carolina, Georgia, Flori.
oama and Mississippi.-Justice James Al
Distrct-Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas
hTJcky and Tennessee Justice John Catron
Ceyenth Distfict-Ohio and Indiana Justice
Noah Ii Swayne =
Eight DisHict-Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Ninth District-Maine, Iowa, Kansas and Min.
nesota -Jnstice Daniel T. Miller
- Nominated by President Lincoln.
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q p Pf C 4 A 4 /.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Prs dent Of the United States
nf America;

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PRS dent Of the United States
of America;
10 All RAon q May CoseeH.
Satisfactory evidenes hxyIas been exhibited 20
ne that fIIsDHIea KrHsp, Of New Ysk, has
been appointed Coneul Of the Pnno palit' Of
Sohvarsbu e Sorde susen for the United States,
DO hereby reooEns3s him a. such, ana
declare him free to exeroise and enjoy euoh func
Mons. powers and privilege, "a are allowed 70 the
lensuls OF the most favored nations, IN the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
10 be made patent. and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under m. hand, 81 the CITY Of wash
ingtsn, the tth day of Iuly, A d 1852.
IL. 81 and OF the Independence OF The United states
ofAm'ri0' the ssBRslIs Ias "a n LINCOLN.
'' WI Willy i Il. srw.,p. secrst.r, Of s.s,s
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United STATED
Of Auneriosi
To An WAeri u Aay Coss9s.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
m. thai ARMANu PEUsHKI hiss been sppointsd vioe
Consul of Frsnce,s CincInustI, I do hereby recos-
nice bin suoh, and d5olsre him free TO exercise
snd epjIJ such functions, powers and privileges a.
are allowed 10 the Consuls Of the most favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
TO be made pstsut. and the seal Of the United
States 70 be hereunto eff ted.
Given under my hand at the olty Of wash
tnEton, the 18th day OF lul,. A ID. 1852, and
IL. 81 Of the ncependsnce OF the United States Of
Am''l'' the ''s h16R :.iasiIsf' LINCOLN.
WILLIAM srw.Rs ssorsa-y of stats
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War Meeting at Baussr. Me.

BANGOR, Me, July IL "A grand patriotic meet
ments for the late reQuistion Of troops by the
General Government. The enrolled militia OF
this city and neighboring towns, numbering on,
thousand, matched In procession, with six bands
Of music
The hall was crowded at an early hour The
iinmense mass OF PEOPLE cadsed the bresking
down Of portion Of the afpreech ~ the ball
and some hundreds Of people were precipitctcd
some fifteen feet below, on to the sidewalk, but
fortunately there was no loss Of life.
The meeting then adjourned TO the area In front
OF ths Bangor House, where Vice President Ham
lin, General Howard, aon. . II plske, w. II
Resolutions were adopted, pledging the people
OF the Penobscot Valley TO sustain the cavern.
ment with their full quota Of troops, and calling
upon the Administration to prosecute the wal
with vtgof, and with all the means ard all the
men, Of whatever color, they can command
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
LArEa FROM CALIFORNIA

SAN Francisco, July 10 Arrived, ship Eagle
from Boston. Sailed, ship Belle Of the Ses, FOL
New York.
The markets arc much excited for staples OF
acc uns Of the uncertainties In regard to the new
excise and tariff, the details Of the provisions Of
which are mostly unknown here.
All foreign brandies are advancing; gin to 81,
eiy40. Horn butter sells st s3c.; crushed sugar
isc.; natural leaf tobacco, o.; new wheat, 81 50
cut candles, 10 .1sc., CASTLE soap, aoc.; whisky
a5c.; pure spirits, 500 Rio coffee, &c; drills and
oordsge, 16o.
brings SIS, 600 In gold from Oregon and 90 oOt
rom British Columbia Arrived, bark Lucky
Star, from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE WAR IN KEsrUcKY,

LoursvilLs, July ie--The train arrived from
Lexington th,s evening The roed and telegraph
line have been repaired.
Morgan's lose at cynthiana has greatly exceeded
ours; although most OF Lieutenant Colonel Ian.
drums men wee captured Colonel Landrun
and thirty Of his men have arrived at Lexington
INDIANAPOLIS, July ia dispatch 10 the
Executive Department says: Henderson, XIV
and Nevbure, Ind, have been taken by the
febels. AT the latter place one Union man wal
killed, and two hundred and afsy sick wer.
taken prisoners. The rebels also took two hun.
dred and nfty stand Of armsn --.9-..s
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IL The Woonsoctet (R. ~ Patriot says that
apples are falling from the trees, Just new, Ia
great quantities The prospect Of large crop, so
promising month or two ago, is rapidly dimin.
ishing. Some orchards are already divest,d Of
fruit.
IL The British troops at present reach the
800 are In India, about 60 OCO In the Colones and
the remaining 81 900 form the standing garrison
at home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT formally r. Tri2g,
E'q Of Knoxville, Tenn, was nominated by the
President on Thursday and forthwith confirmed
by the Senate as U. 3. District Judge Of the sew
cral districts OF Tennessee. In the place Of West
III. Humphreys, recently deposed by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
Extra Session Of the Pennsylvania Lesis
lature.

HARRIsSuRs, July IS Urgent requests have
been made from all parts OF the ate for an extra
session Of the Legislature. The Governor will
probably accede, and issue proclamation for @
session to convene on or about the 18th Of July.
The movement already made by New York, in
giving Afty dollars bounty, is taking many men
there to enlist, and the Governor does not wish
to take upon himself the responsibility TO pay II
without authority. Steps have been taken 70
have the militia rolls collected from every town.
ship and district In the State.
About forty thousand men are required at once
rom Pennsylvania, and 10 Is expected, with the
necessary prompt action on the Part o. the CO..
ernor, they can be all raised In thirty to forty
DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

IL Col. Richard !. Mercer was arrested at his
Farm In Anne Arundel county, Md, on the 18th
inst, by Col. staunton, taken 70 Annapolis and
placed In the guardhouss, but afterwards re-
leased. Col. Mercer left Anne Arundel county
about one year ago for the South, but subse-
quently returned. Tho cause Of his arrest 4, net
known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

U-ln order to avoid the objections raised
against so frail currency as postage stamps,
which are now much used In lieu Of specie Of
cha lge, New York firm have Invented whs,
they call mounted stamps. These clamps are In
serted In closed cards, with reissd rims around
she edge Of each stamps, which etectually pro-
cccts from wear and tear, and makes them very
convenient to handle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

TIE 1t 10 stated that Con-
gress, during the recent session, appropriated
about eight hundred millions Of dollars, In.
Guiding upwards Of ave hundred and sixty mil
lions for the army, and somewhs, len than one
hundred millions for the navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
spirit Of the nsrnins Press

The Iatsllissnesr notices the fact that when
almost daily victories crowned our arms, plsudits
were lavisAly awarded he civil rulers, who were
said to control every movemenJ but " now that
Their seems to be a transient ebo in the tide OF
success, many who Joined In the loud acclaims OF
afew months ago have nothing but hoarse mur.
mun with which to greet the civil administration
Of the W ar Department"
The Rspsslisea has no editorial TO- DIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

u The majority response Of the Border States
eenators and Representatives o the Pfesid, nt's
emancipation address, Of which we published a
synopsis yesterday, 10 from the pen Of Hon. J.
w. Crisfeld, cf Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

Re. RuITING IN NEW YORk.-New York papers
rePor Frightening prospects in the recruiting bu-
siness. The number Of recruits received and mus.
tered Into the service daily, ezcssds ose k.ad,.d,
Al the mustering headquarters In White street an
average of sixty to one hundred recruits have
been passed by the Physicians daily, for the past
week, a"d the OF ce,s report the number Qradu.
ally incfeastng. The tardy performances of prom
ises OF bounty heretofore has the effect to keen
many from volunteering until they are assured OF
the fulal-nent Of all ptomIses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

IL Accounts from Tennessee represent that
nve hundred rebel guerillss were cut to pi-ces
above Burksville, Kentucky. on Saturday night.
On the preceding Gay a company Of nibety Of
these outlaws arrived In Nashville, having been
captured In the vicinity Of that city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

FINANCIAL New ! ork papers Of last evening
say The stock market Is very Unsettled TODAY,
ana prices are undergoing important CHANGE
especially In Governments and the leading spec.
uienve securities The prominent topic Of the
stocks-these falling la1X per cent. under gen.
eral indis position 10 buy. The opening price,
fer the 6's OF 1851 was esK, but with few "a es
close at eeS-so being the best bid. California
"a are again higher. The coupons on these 7
per cent bonds are paid In San Francisco, In
gold, and therefore Yield the holder, at the pres.
ent rate for gold, nearly S-3s per cent interest
SIS 1907 &c; U. 3 6s lSo2, coupon gs; u
> 6s 1897, s7ki U 3. SIS 1865, Coupon, )S.; u. +
80 ls5i, locoPon e6; U. 8 Sc ISL, (registered)
10y; y, 8 sc iS1i, coupon, sSx; U Q 6's 1881,
Treasury notes large, 30, lO2H; Treasury notes,
. 80, small, ieaH; oregon war loan, 1881, o.;
Oregon war loan, haif.yearly o.; one-year Ger.
uncates, @4. The money market II easy at Sac
per cent on call, with moredoing at S. The gold
indthet continues excited, and 1l94alIeK has
oeen neeiy paid The opening purchases were
a.. IFS, p9s a. tae Close llsKailsx are the gen.
Siai ASKING rates. Silver 70 quoted az IL Y ala.
Dutisole Demand notes 1OsalOSX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

TIE sTAsE-sTANP Cca.rx vrh. u,,r
aen EIpress Company has adopted plan which
promises to facilitate Operations vhs,e anal
change Is required, and which win awe greater
stamPs a. change They have hsd sma1 49,
iopes printed In different eolors, IN which thsv
pieee postage stamps TO the amount Of the A. ~ y
Pilnsea on NE outside. Tn se packages fhey
give eGd nke in change, and agree TO redeem y
oib whsn Preserved In sums OF one doiIar or
more Tners are many persons who alive ont
postage stamps who are unwilling to redeen =,
Teem In chsnss.-E 7. Pes;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

u We are indebted to Shilling: ION, corner Of
Four-and a. half street and Pennsylvania avenue,
for an early copy q the excellent Angus. number
Of the Atlantic Monthly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

CouaTERvEITs.-Among the new couhterieits
which are going the rounds are the following
Farmers Bank. Lancaster, Pa los altered from
10; cattle In water; female on the right; locomo-
tive on the left Bank Of Newark, Del ,-s's spu.
rlou'; vignette, men and girls harvesting, OF
team, etc boys and sheaf on right; farm on lef,