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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12
STATIONERY,
Etc, EfC., Etc.
Imported IN the steamers DON and HAAsA,
and seiesasa ~ Msssrs. esllie & Co.,
Of Manchester and LsHd0n.

SheetiRgs, shirtiRgs, Etc,
50 eases s. and S5 inch White sAirthss,
9 esses c. ineh White shsetinFs,
2 eases 65 izoh White shseEiBgB,
eases lee iReh Waite Sheosizgs,
q sases 4s inch White PiIsw CasS cosson
eases IS inch extra 6ns CambHe.
eases IS inch extra fac shHeng,
Gases extra super Muslin.
Prints sad GiRghams.
s. casss 3II iaeh Fancy Prints,
81 ceses - lseh Fancy Prizss,
Czsss Eazcy Flata PsiEis,
ezsas Black Giaghsms. ~
cases solid Cheek GinghsEs,
eases Purple Prints,
10 eases Ms6deE,
: 6 cases EaPsEisE Dsrk Prints.
linen SEEDS.
l7 cases Spanish Linen
essee Haeksbasks,
cases Chssk Lizsz,
cases Darssk,
: easss Pisassrs' LiHsa,
ssS-s Shifting LEnsn,
case Glrawcrs Lines,
cess Brsxn HolisRd,
cases Slate 65lsEsa Linen,
sasss Bids Bye BisPsF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12

t-ar. n which We are rl--tsfi.s 49,. ~ x y
,s5fes hsT8 bcan increased an. its a,rzsHr-- Il p
den smeaafa 70 nlcra thEz 631 nsilioas 81 n
uoro tAsn ihrnafgld tho aracuilf 2. gsifes q
zeas % the county,.
assd nat anlarsq aFon he svH eisssf
tiaa ag tsinFl. IHay aro uuf anal.
sat. In sddltioa 20 TIE iilzcEiiv gels.zfs5 -
assaFy epsrsssas q iss aoysrlz=sri .su.is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12
BY M'CEANAHAN & DILL.


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- cs,1 ss5asgushf sa1s-5iOn.
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-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12

Ard tae sna5nsus paTsosags . Hhom ne tnr0ns
Ass hodB fsatsrsa, 5sslinos its aeecpis1cs, uzr
.ess 10 eHsr - FancEared - she suH gsssi
tao pceaia. In eitha~ event, Therefore, Ts Efsy
coaf lentiy rzrset tss seuliuazzaa o. thsss
eezeelui fsatign7 ebicE ksvs s-su rsEnfaiusd
"a. sho lrsEiisE snd sssa G iacgz csv9i1pnant Of
me eonnsres sirezdF -ezisaHg % ths laaru1i sd-
vantage Of ths tive esuu8ieu.
Z aaa kaon falaf ueaassssry sincs ysrf sd
iaEllnmeat % taEs astiau on saa s-EIeet Of eer-
am f8Euig gz oensals Vi.5iR tke CosfsderacF.
Rha aatarH Of this sclion and Ito Fesssas on
Hhieh { MAS 5sael, are go fuiiy e1hi1issd n tss
c9rEeE p5udeneo Of tha Slaia .Dspsr--lsnis Whieh
g iEzI sr1itsed % y0as has 20 aaalH0nal soE-
msnt s rzGuiTsd
10 connection EitA this subjoot of ear rsla-
;isus VITA fo1eigu eozasTls. f. = Gaensd oppor-
taue 90 semHazica.o Eay views n rsiafsnes -
&c s7eaties made By ths GsFeruslent Of ste U8i
led Siatts ss date anterior "a orr separation,
and which uFers consequently b.zai1g ga rs ss
veil a. On iortiga gosezs W1eu he sePsrafion
iook sffset j Wss partiy Fiih visW 10 enter
.Bg inte such aTfangemenls a. iae cusnga ia Cur
.70verrlnsni lad aIsls Necessary, ;has - ieit e
Der d1ty 70 SEND commissioners abroad tor Tie
3arpcEs Of entering iu1n Regulations proper -
* taa EsisaFs rights ard caligs ~ e TIE par
les 10 those ireatias. A. thef -sGr part
sas baan fscanaa, "a iorslE1f Es,
aso,i -s iha beHefs e ~ q
we're parties. they es''ai1
binding On %, sud ia myssI mHH
vith Eurapssn uztions snsA
rolled eEe.usITaly BY the
aB Of naEiaus- 4 il prepof ~
umzrzs are intended 70 sBsiy 81 hira-
obligations t5Eaya foreign govern HaunaEI
ave 40 rsiersHes &c The rights cfinaiFzti, ,li.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12

Hanfkere, ,Nes SHs FoWels.
1000 5czan Ca1brie H'sa5ksEehiess,
bals Red EsHdksrclNisis,
g shsies Ma5dsr Ha8Skerchisfs,
S bala5 Ctoooiais Handkerchief,
2 bales Cbeeois.e az5 0rsuss,
20 dozen Haekabaek Jewels.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12

Tha assta Of the public fHanaes q gReh 20 to
semaud y0ur sazliest and mcss earnest sftsuton-
a8sd hardly ssy, that pr1Enpz sad efllciou8
remedy for fhs present esn6 Zen Of ths sHusncF
il nsesssaFy % ths sHe1eEsfai peTf0ruaaga of tha
fuaetaBs ~ GlavsrEzlent. Fsrsauafsly, tha 70
sdaless Of oar eaEutFy ara 90 ample, SD he
spirit Of cur people 50 devoted 20 its esu-s. thst
they ers Feady % naks any Necessary cent iba-
ton. Rsliei Is thus entirely wiiBln Cur reach,
Il We have the wisdom 70 lsgialate iH such 1an.
nsr as % render available tss nasins e q ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-12

Fhs erss1ey Of the aesd W
altsr very great smbarraEmauE,
norths Of . sidncus la1or, Jo1
tsa Law Of the 2ft5 % Apri -
ts reach 50 far a. Wa prsGucai
rorntrv ezcsus fhs earitai mVt
slarss and av nseaua o. an "a
kind en- he pfrleee Of he %
a. bualaess to0supations ald x
rssoarsaa sufiu ems Tor iha "a
: ver7 laEgs prep -rtioa q tAaa
1s5s agsiisais a. sne close of {
.sncsms-rt q the ensuing Year
aviesnriss parzl ltted no dzlg7.
- I1.,....F f,1.r.-s urr-l4i. L
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pessL
The commencement Of ths var ~ Esrs'
anfilipaiing the mzs,ni uds and duration % 2
10 wsich 10 we're engaged T1s losr Iaa
sIhl egu d a0f haVs predicted 1lsi l1s pa
Eorttsfn people wuuld have led iAeG
sacrihes OF life. trezssre aad Hbsrt7 iu 90
Is faat 0f suhiugating thirteen iEdapalasn-
habitad 81 many MI ionB Of people, Hhcaabi
fresdaa ts dsarsr 70 thea thaa ~. A lone
lran dlrsos axstisn BY the Gsnerat eoFef
created 81 zvsrziJn TO Is raising revenue -
aasns Than by d1iiss On iapoTts- sld BE- Wss1
shst lasss duties world b SIMPLE ior currsns y
Bsrdii iurs, wills ne maaug for couc1o ~
sauid 5a raised almesf sxslEsivelT By ~
pub e credit. A.
The arst astioi. sf ne Frosilioaai Con-
faarsfors confined % passihg e tsrh laW
Ing saHl gf aftssn uili8a8 q eoilaTn Uy
s'sdEs az q EznaT szpert duty On cotton "a
~ rsaszptioa Of the ds6t.
At iis second session var was Declared = p
tween he U8nfsAsracY EEd ne Jailsa staa
rislsu was aais fur tl- is ne sf tztgaiY MI
az in lreasuFT astes aaa Ter bgrrosiug -1
q -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-10
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

The NAsHyIILLE UNION was commenced last slring
for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con-
oderacy and Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority, without any abatement all the statos
which have attempted TO secede. lis object was TO
proclaim tho doctrines Of Liberty and Union, as they
were oxpounded by the fathers OF the Republic
but which for more than year--the long and
dreary carnival OF treason--had been unspoken and
uHwritten In the Capital Of the State Of ANDREW
JAcKs0s and treasured up only In the hearts Of
the faithful We believed that bhe right way TO con
duct loyal journal, in a city like Nashville, at such
time as this, was to raise the waverng aud timid
up to the true standard Of patriotism, aud not TO
lower the standard Of patriotism aor the manner Of
other Journals to snit the depraved tastes Of tho
semlloyal and symp,thizers with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The UNION therefore, has held as friends all who
support and as foes all who oppose the Union Of the
States. Its watchword is FREEDOM AND NAuoNAInr
with rebels and traitors Il has no compromise to
make 1t contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as tho SUPREME
Law OF THE LAND anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States TO the contrary notwth
standing.
II contends for the Union OF the States, because
without it the preservation Of our liberties and ins
tuUOhh anu tuc OtRhhllAtloh ol boClelg Ideu are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stsAds in
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
he Union must perish, matter by what name 1t
be called.
When thousands OF our citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country a sacr
Ace above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any ignoble motive of
selfnterest should make any man waver in his 10y
atty. If there be any such, let them look at the
blood Of Shiloh, Fort Donelsou Murfreosboro and
Fredericksburg, and blush at their wiekedness and
folly. Love for our country should now Overshadow
every other feeling and he is patriot who loves
his houses lands, negroes with 1.-THE of the devo-
tion which he feels for his country. Even prudent
selhshness should compel men 10 be patriots for who
San hope TO his own treasures from the wreck Of
a ruined and dismombered Unionf
We want to 500 the land once blessed with tho
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace based upon
the complete and unconditional submission of the
robels now In arms and not lit up with the decetful
glow Of peace based upon omasculate loyalty and
concessions to traitors-the glow Of meteor which
would shine only 10 betray, and going ont would
leave US in darkness tenfod more gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These are the 1entiments aud views which the
UNIoN will continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm or sunshine may await Il in the future, and
we ask the support OF all who believe It to be import
-ntthat thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should bo published in Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-10
NOTICE.

QNHE PARTIES TO THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS
i hled with the Board Of Claims, at the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the Docket will bo taken up
for investigation as follows, and they arerequoatod
10 be present with their witnsSata:
Claimants falling TO be present with their witnesses
as notified will find their claims laid to the last
Of tho Docket.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
(IN PAR FUNDs)
niOn. (ainQle copy) Der anuum..........

I'm PAR FUNns)
Daily Union, (singe copy) per annum. .........slO 90
Z" per week............ -
a5-An communications on business with the Office,
will bo addressed to the PUBLISHERS cfGe UNION,
and all communications to the Editor win be address
cd to s. O. MERCER
Editors of loyal newspapers win do us great kind
ness by repubshng the foregoing, its substance.
The current transactions in Tennessee for months 10
come win be highly interesting to all lovers of hoir
country and hor free institutions and tho columns Of
the UNION win furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-10
Furnished House Wanted,

A GOOD COMFORT ,BLE HOUSE with six to
~ Eight Rooms convenient to busiuess(a furnished
residence pIelerred) Is wanted by good, careful
tenant, without ch ldren. Enquire az 4OlS Cherry
street-Up-Stairs, Office Of
JNO. II. GREFG CO.,
United States Claim Agents, Real Fsta te and Com
mercal Brokers.
iuue3O t.
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DEFINITION or TREASON.

The Constitution Of the United States
defines treason as follows: Treason
against the United States shall consist
only in levying war against them, or in
adhering TO their enemies giving them
aid and comfort. No person shall be
convicted of treason unless on the testi-
mony of two witnesses 10 the same overt
act, or on confession In open court" And
in conformity with this provision Of the
Consultation was theact Of Goth April,
1890, passed, annexing the penalty Of
death TO the commission OF the crime.
The terms employed, by the trainers
of the Constitution, in defining this
offence, were borrowed from a very old
English statute, which obtained here at
that time, and they must, Of course, bo
understood 10 have been used In the
sense in which they we're understood as
used in the statute from which they were
borrowed According 10 the interpreta-
tion given TO il by the English judges,
and 10 which the United States courts
have conlormed their decisions, the term
"levying war; embrsces not merely the
act Of formal or declared war, but any
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE ATTENTION or TIE TRADR Is CALLED
i to my stock Of Boots and Shoes, which are oner-
cd at Manufacturers prices.
r. NJ INGALLS,,
ass Main street, near 9th, Louisville, Ky
funhg6-In
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WOOL Hats.

TTNHE ATTENTION OF Suffers AND MERCHANTS
l. is called to my Stock Of Wool Hats, comprising
large variety Of the latest STYLE and Of the best quail
ty and lnlsh which offered 10 the trade at rae
tory prices. II, NJ INGALLS,,
436 Main street, near 9TH Louisville, Ky.
y inne2R-In-
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HON. 90 aALLY F. TRIGG,
DUTIES OF THE GRAND JURY.

United stses is,rict Judge, for the District {
Tennessee
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Dining and Ics-Cream
S1OOREWARD.

CT0P THIEF-Stolen, near General Crittendon's
~ headquarters, on tuesday night, 2Sd instant,
LARGE BRIGHT BAY HORSE about III hands one
inch high, heavy name and tail, aud black legs, aud
consid raely crease fallen. will pay One Hundred
Dollars Leward for lloTee and 1het or Ffty Dollars
for either w. J. WEIGH,
inue21--l3tH Sutsr ", Q 2l, A. G.
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VERNMENT CLAIMS
WANTED

4 L. KINDS OF GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, RE-
"A ceiyed, sdIusted Collected, or Cashod, on the
most Favorable Terms.
JNO. II. GREEN 4 co.,
u S. Claim Agents, Real Estate and Commercial
Bankers, Hice No 40% Cherry ST. Up stairs
iune3O I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
pnsscuvcra Arrived

In ts. ,,.ams1p Chad from Liropo0i-Mis Mitchell.
Mr erhme3er ana l,ly Mr. poyer AID LADY B. Bs,Dai,
Mr. B.gna james Falion. Mo, Wstion, h. Bow.ne' M.
John rson T. b. zino Il Christie and ady, Ss j. Cnn. %
sod three ..ter Master i. Chu.s and lnale servant y
ssharr lazy and child, Mr Liyesey. hr frsneh, H. W.
Bitby r.. Fuller, Miss II. Fuller. Mr., FULLER. M inD J.
Be.is man. j. r. Fsraarn. J. w. kinbll, ar IL. Linp'
&. l. BscEer H. Is. De Il Nartin MI 0oitcrmsn ihoms'
Hola-f. Nc. J,hn.oa, Nj DE LaUfgnzo NJ Bradford
NJ -. P Ona@ } Wll.4n T.. Y. weleh, Avery. lady,
ca ldfen d rurss Mr,. aeopoa Ronia'ol Ar Robin
i4n ir No Wat,its NJ. Bsyi.y Mr.. Nhght NJ Oraad'
Jss Afsei j. Leokin ST. Ol,v-r aud lady M H.rinisn
sud sIy l. Lsigurrsde. X saith hL BenJamn NJ Leu
n,Io, rev o Neil H. 81 h.i1 Nh sCsmpbell. ~ simmer.
Ne f!ht, sou AMI daughter nj. Dsni'o. hr. H. Val.
snt Jss N Min-n ". j. -si. lady and Ar. Leavist
aud isdy, No Douaorf-Toial g.
Is ,ch, Js, from Ofd d,loy. Jan.-Wm. feHnst end
son, kobtu MsEa IN. oi kiog',on.
n trar { p Joggg, Jfsn GHuHi1n fr1o-Csrt Hopkins
late Of s. hr II. T.. OfcUii; J. Rogers, Eobt. Cr.g
h ,chr Eecfrie, from ErrnHdE-MEs steca. MT Roberts
and LADY ". ~ Jore,. ~Us.n heynsr AID Guild
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
sEzspPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Hsw-YoRK.........JrII L
Cleared.

Ste. .aihp,-Melbourus B.uson. Lsnion. Orirnsl MIN
turn Co., Psse sbaI.h, "l.eus, Portland H. h. Cson'
vel 4 Co
s.lms,- Ri.y 4 Richmond. Ksly Bo.,os, Bacon Ru'
SOL Jo..yAir. rhoDsou C-rdif Bs';iuoTe. WIN DsEe.
B.unofe, Levi. W..hiDstoD. Js'. h,nd.
Shts-Ns,ous Stir,Sn. London. h0fIsn V!l.ri Csrla
tAasil h.risolick OoCcsssr. Feuch, aeincte W-ndt
a.flA (hu.tl D.bu.. nnbtr, Holaboo bsl-hen.
Bsr,s-Psn Nov Krogsn. Psirst Earcl h-icrse L
Won't; Lam trru..l, Bsusi. C3Th, PUNCH. Nelocks
". st; H-r, fch hlrhel, Baltimore, WalCA. Carver 4
Gns,~, Csihs5sus lBr i 01lli'3p. OlSG9r. howilDd
Ftottn .himi Dis NsoI tAu' Qossnsiowu. I'onibes
b.eh.s, Bis Bare tBrl, FAN brfIariA Iresef I
i,htlourli S0s uio tRa"l Lsid'uomg Que~n,tos D.,
Funoa Asiuek- A WsaGt, avon tbrl Campbell Navy
srd a8s.' 4 ,. Hu..sT Co. AAnnsiiAa lbn). Ialdin.'
81 John, y 7. u. r. smt 70.
Ef..- $3.50 tAu,.l Ol.,ici. Antwerp, Uomboe IA
eh~r: Oui. fhrI. H0rrsr. fsfs X. tofrinr Son O.
ss.a y boston basos hUssslt. I'D. Nssu~r snith
Sr-.O4l-.is nuusy NsPh-~ h.'it"f tbi Ai.ins a.
stral.r. J.. g. Nsvirs Son Lspryt iaw Kinda. Ai
,iI.su. fsnoh. Msncis Wcudt. ksse tbrl Pskri 81
J. g. Coz. b'eu, Go May G.5iiBd tBfl, Jsrss
Nssfy if,ltnf Co bliyi llsnual thrl AI'u, err.
leeus Jors, Loaga ssfIn ~. New al. A. Csfiiag,s
brett rHH 4 Co.
,ehosr.,-s,lsan w,l. der Salem Aler, fBr J. New
man Of.r,ss IS. l.. Hiodc'o g.. Nm. AcCo1n M
me-. tstsor. X ?. hrct Cot Rio. Ensry fottaad
u go. $40 4 Cs.i Va D4phsm, bath. ii bpde." ocd
srns Hal For ard n. ". lUnty; Lur tHsrl heIt q
hG.aofss VI fchiv-rt!A GO t1us hs,locs. hocsisna
M- H.vAsnd. lr1Is tBrl heller. Na,sa1 j. ress
Oo~aa Hlown. Vert Monroe Van bruDt Siashti Noon
I.hf. Fls.rs FoIt Moufo. fAn Bruut s.ashL
sloos-fJius Di0us, Terry. Hartford H. : haekeu Son
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

sehr James Bropb, Mullen oon'ivs' 10 days. osw00d to
Schr 0sssabsas Cols shulee N g. 10 dsy' 'pI'to G. l..
Snow. . -, ~ -, A..
ballast 10 master ~
schr II T. Wood Potter. Nswbern. N. c. days. Tn bal
lat to w. 4. Hamilton.
Schr n A. Wood Crsm.r Newbsrn, N. c.. days. In bal
Last 10 n L. McCrekdy Go. ....
Schr. Is. r Woelsey. soper. Virgnis wood.
Sebr J. Jones Rosch Georgetown dsys. coal.
Sohr Lamartins, Grant, Rondou, for Boston. .
srbr Luther Child Head Portland Me. 7 dsys hesdins'
Scar sarah ElIsbstb Kelly Boston dAys' in ballast
Schr Nelson RIvey. Ryder, bo.top dAy'.
Schr w. Il. Darling, Bafter, Bostoo dsys, h'n' '
schr. ~ L Tefbs., Handy, Boston. 10 ballast
Echt RolnoS. P.u Taunton in ballast
Scbr w Gray, Cro'vell Portland Conn. stone.
schr Robsr. smith. Russell. Portland Conn., stons.
echf. Glide Lowell. Boston for Albany. D..
Schr Decstrr OAKS Oak, Providence sc
Sohr Irmsiilo CnaI. New Bedford days, In bsless.
BELOW-Rark Mary AIMS; brig Time
Biz ilindeieu tof sPoTtlsnd HavueT Cardepas says
.nrass TO r. Eischsr Ia anchored In the Lower GUAR
sntins ..
sAILED-S..smship Scotia
WINU-Sunaet, from 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

wm Forrest and Asa L. shrmsn, eI-euer. ko.. sst fas
net Fsnshaw, aDseree modified according 70 opinion.
Lyo-s ag Stokes ct aOrdsr rsver.ed, with $40 cost
with leave 10 the defendants their motion Special
Term.
THE FORT aANsgvooRT cAsE-DEcIsIoH IN FAVOR
OF JAMES b. TAYLOR.
The Peop'e ex rel. james B Tay vr agt Matthew
Breunsn. Controller. &c-fn this care, II will bs re-
msmoerod the Controller eued to oonsnmrnsts tbs pur'
chase Of tho Fort Gansevoor property fon JsDes Taylor
- directed BY the Common Counci Nj. Tsyler spposcd to
h. Courts. and the Specia Term ,ued msDdsuos com
pens the Controller 10 the acon Of tne Cou.
a'on Council The Controller sppes-d to the General
Term whs glte heir decon OIder OF Spsesi Ten,
80 f.. as 1t directs lnd.mu. 10 isus to the C"ntoef TO
pr-pHe sni sign the deeds aud deliver the ssme to Reor,
e med bat reversed .a as duec him 20 procure ,isns.
r OF M-yor anu Clerk and 10 I tue corporate seal Judss
Clyrke d'seatsl
Juds Subrsnd stated that there sewers, other cases
In hcb decisions would be fsndered future day. be-
fore tue vacation.
THE sKw coURr-BoUsy AND CORPORATION PAFrR
MANDAMusxs.
In these matt. it agreed that they should
be heard Friday lOoclock to which time the Court
adj lurned
The KIRKLAND CASE.
In tho matter OF the oischaree cf Kirkland by the
CITY Judge from the service of the United ~ aes which wa'
APP sed the General term. the Cy Judge usdr rtuin
THIS morning tuI the viii not be argued unit; Aionday
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
this morning For the people District Attorney Il Msrfis
For the prisoner Grsnvis r. Jsnks.

MILITARY MovrMESTs-In accordance with the
order Of Gov Seymour the organsaon Of 10 resmens In
New ork and Brooklyn, Major Gen. Duryes commanding
the Second Division Issued orders TO the and onicer'
the and lh bysdes vino not In actual service 10
themselves The eIempts also called upon to meet
for rsan, .tion tomorrow evening All the Brockyn res
CO. but their ranks by DO
up the maximum standard. The following order
sDd notice ave been issued:
HEADaUARrEns, SECOND DrvIsIoS n Y. NJ,
BRooELYs, June 80, 1863. )
SPECIAL OapxR No. 1sAl ofcsIs and members Of r-s
nsuts In the 3th ssd ilb brgadc. who are not on Gns
duty but have With their regiments n the hed
hereby ordeed 10 rrpot A.j)r u. Hubbard s the
Division dqaae No 3J7 Fulton street Brooklyn theii
and rssidences the posens occupied oy hen ana
tue nGLius Of their substitutes -
H. b. DURYEA. Msjor-0en.
HAsLsoRoreu CruscHILL. Division In pector.
SPECIAL NoTcRIhe exempt ofcsrs aud members OF the
18Th sth 23th arj 7Ch rsgnenu r.qusstd to meet a.
Cover ors Rooni Cy Hail. Brooklyn for tine purpose o
orgiuiLssion, On Tpgrsdsy, Jsy2 a o'clock p N;
II. B. DJRYEh. Maior-Oen
Breokiyn, June 20. 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
sUPFRoR OcURT-srscim TvEH-JuBs oo.-Befare
Justice s.OsCK!kF
pFCI.IpNs.


Annie McIvor agt. John II. Mecsbe, time to an
.wrr q eueed Fm,nsei Myer Th"ooors DuI.s hs-
tom sr.lted t.ns 10 toe matter Of George Z O.9ir 80
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smith sst Eorm.u MAID &c Ofasr de, IL s-euh;y ter
co.,s hi,d &c. ho,Snrs Bepi'on asi J"hn bSfe
Motion t. iet aide Tart dehied without cc.s 70
ither party; rs.,r C.n;IHs motion TO 'soa'e the
o,drf Of oeoird ~ih ce.t to psnp 10 'sld- me
,,sr Il The ts ho~rvef fln1 os reduced 70
tc sum o. t..p. Juhus q. C.u5s sg JON Can'b Jo-i
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CHAUTIHISG yEssELs boR hLX cas- GUFAISNMENI-
ccnHIssIOss, &C.
Jsuies C. J.wst s.d .aohsT .st Chn'tisn ~ Em',n.
In tlis case the plaintiff, who were sAip brokers'
to recover III 'utc oi 20 eoul.''o. 70, Io'Aa
fr-niani TO Pfov'on. Oovrnu'tt 81 NsIieo 10 ths
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| ar. Jes.t.s ta ,isu the fpfloai charter psi .s'
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m,nor.uauln Aad rsfa,ed 20 hi .ts.uhosiLo The s'-
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.sn Iui e'ny 1si sssAssd .0o'hsf tfstsr to a.
| lend 20 %. rai. - 90. husir ga
several n;es,aE 4ss.iiols 4 is~ wefr si'-d respect ~
TIC Gttis' & b'oaors. ihs hu. ~Len e"u - I' 90
.Asuet sbd gssahls also frssstng m 'alhf OF ne
o. fsntutn ,u4 O. pev,s a.. rf lti 80 Ho's oI'
.,,L c0autfy 10. osa.s ue .oHs -" Y'''no' ,ns
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
a Soldiers Funeral In Mnine-Monor d
thc Brave.
CO Of The h. Y Tribune.

CeHefpoIdsnee Of The r. Tribune.
DoVKn. Pisestsqul. Co., Me. June a. Isos
Our quiet village has been the scene to-day, Of
asoler.a aud impressive ceremonial. Here resided
Tie late Col Calvin s. Douty, who fell at the head
o. the gallant and iDyincible lst Maine Cavalry on
the l|h OF June, just ar they woD that glorious vic
rory at tho battle of Aide, which Eas given them
the ir9ht rank IN tho cavalry service. Col. DOuty
WAS ned ia sue6 respect and Affection by every body
IN fbS toWu and throughout tie cOu0ty, |, at 10 ed
nee VIZ adequate ~ contain tIthe or the people
VINO poured ont TO attend bis funeral, which took
place lIis afternoon.
Accordingly, after brief religious services At the
Mmhy dence. participated in by all tie clergy
men OF Dover ana Foxcroft, lDe hearse, lastefully
eraped with The American asg, and adorned with
ies'o0ns VI beautiful flowers, was escorted 10 the