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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
june l6, 800.

Then AND NOw.-George <. Pugh, Of Ohio,
Speech" pro-savery, peace, Democratic ticket
was member of Congress, during the Kansas
troubles. The Administration, then Democratic
rwas engaged in the somewhat arduous under
taking of enforcing code of laws in Kansas
which majority Of the bona .fds inhabitants OF
the territory regarded as unconstitutional. One
section Of these laws was as follows:
If any free person, by speaking or by ,0riting,
assert or maintain that persons have not the right
TO hold slaves in this territory or print, publish,
write, circulate, or cause to be introduced into
this territory written, printed, published or CRED
lated in this territory, any book, paper, magazine,
pamphlet or circular containing any denial Of the
right to hold slaves 10 this territory, such person
shall be deemed guilty of felony and punished
by imprisonment at hard labor for term of not
less than two years"
Mr. Pugh, in the United States Senate, defend
ed this infamous code Of laws in speech, in the
course of which he said
Sir, regret the necessity Of such legislation,
but wherever slavery exists as an institution, laws
of that character must be adopted"
We presume it will be convenient for this fam
ing champion of free speech, when that speech is
used to denounce tha Government, discourage
enlistments, aid the rebellion, and save Slavery
from the destruction which its own madness has
invoked to forget this record of his advocacy of
law abridging the freedom of speech and the
press in National territory. 1t could hardly be
expected that be would make any effort to keep
in mind so ugly spot in his past political life,
but doubtless some of those who are supporting
John Brough for Governor will be SO unkind as to
remind him of the antagonism between his former
and his present positions.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
STATE CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention Of the Freemen Of Vermont, with
out distinction OF parry, viii be held at Burlington on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of July next, al II O'Clock,
Nj, to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenap
Governor and Treasurer be supported at the ensuing
election.
All who in favor OF sustaining the Government in it;
efforts suppress the rebellion and to maintain the
Union in its integ gritty cordially invited TO attend
II. HENRY BAXTER,
JOHN GREGORY SMITH,
GEORGE e. SHHPARD,
aEVERETT b. ENGLESBY, Estate Committee.
STODDABD 3, COLBY,
3. w BARFH0LMEW,
GEORGE n. DALE,
June l6, 1865.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

heard from. E. NJ. Hosmer and Ed. Trask are
doing duty in the Company. John Meader died
last week 10 the hospital in consequence OF
wound in the knee from an axe, which he accident
ally inflicted on himself some time since.
w. w.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

FREE SPEEcH.-The Louisville Journal having
heard that an emancipation paper was to be
started in Kentucky said
" lie among US who, whatever the purity of
his motive or the lustre of his character, should
now attempt to inaugurate here the question Of
Emancipation would be set down by common
consent as a mischief-maker, and the attempt
uouH be stamped out as the lighted fuse Of dbomb-
SHE'LL"
VIII some of the latter day pro slavery advo-
Gates of unlimited free speech for such men as
Vallandigham, please to give US their opinion of
this doctrine Of the Louisville Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
feea

To II. Editor Of The N. y Tribrns
SIR: communication from nine OF tho School
ere Of tho Ninth Ward 10 yesterday TRIBUNE ieveat
the TACT meeting OF the Trustees he'd the might pre-
viou although this TIA. fret intnstion have received Of
.uy meeting having beoD hsd II such messing wss
plated W bsin. special one) it was tho duty " the
Secretary tho Board to have notified me Of III but no no.
havn: been received 1t evident they thought my pres
epce ou Interrupt harmony Of their proceedings Tho
scholar alluded TO iss Kate AeGson) was Il suspended
der and for resng repeat and ,ins tho no
God is marching on" in the hymn oaiied the Battle
the by the Board Of Trustees for that ofenss know
and fully proved beors tGe Special COMMITTEES sp
pointed by the Board Of Education 70 Investigate the msr,
The charge general the cause Of dis
usss best .nswersd by tho testimony VI the Principal OF
conduct was .puouabl." except in three
in refusing TO si1s certain song when, beng
and no further difficulty occurred In regard to II
At smother time she refused to answer question pot
for il is that the Music Teacher thrust biz .eo
Into hers in nDrentemsny and rude MANNER Whsn Atff
70 ny tho line 0od 10 marching on above referred to- and
reason for doing that II was trerUsas and
;nd .ass va nsi a1 r..". TO . is
line er the gr sang tho wbos hymn WIN The exception
0 20. n. on TIC pa, u. gid .hs hold.
certificates Of merit signed by fao frncps and also BY
s. .s Of dspomsn signed BY her VcePnciDs Of
hch that her conduct was good all tina rest % ex
ontn Thee fscts were presented 10 ire Bo.d Of Edaea
ever made before to the Boud and the hr knew Of
any difficulty was the nois of.o.psnon it.s brought 70
BY the Ur and her sster with the request that woald
the Principal about It. told her that must hr SEQ Tue
Committees having charge Of such matters and snox the ia
PARTICULARS called thar evening on MI Booth the secre
sy the BoGdwho one OF the Comniitso and learned
a that ne gh had been ;n.psnasa ~ 1nSs, 81 ne
mAsq asis we're other acts OF in'ubordinshon on 'hs
~ wen % net al once, other gfls were watching
the result Of thus case and general in.ubodinss
wCuid ioew III. girl was not nads to submit rsmaAsd
70 mn hst e Fri was eouscstousy opposed ~ sbghg
the line referred TO- We had business compel her 10 do
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From Panama.

c,rr,,poneeuco OF the Associated Pres
PAsAaA Wednesday, Jane H. 1870.
An at.emp. has been made in Quito 70 upset the
Urbaua Administration in Ecuador. Several OF ne
rim ,l,alers were arrested aud banished, aud NE
revolution thus quieted.
There ID nothing OF importance from the coast
On the Isihmus everything remains quiet, the
only excitement being tie arrival Of one hundred
,oldiers from Buenayeutura, in clargs o! aoons
twenty-five officers. There five hundred Ia all,
bu, the remainder deserted prior 10 emoafkNion'
IL il probable the Precedent has sent them mere pie'
vious 10 making n virit h,m,elf. Should he'coins
here this will be the Capital jGrlnS Visii, asSe
carries il " nth him wherever lie goes throughout Inc
Republic. -
Tho new Constitution was promulgated In tnis
city on Sunday last amid great beating ci drums Ana
sounding Of trumpets IL Is very LIBERAL doeu'
ment-in fact too much 20 for the people u Is III:
tended for Perfect freedom, both In speech ana
writing, 10 allowed, aud will doubtless DO July
syailed Of and will lead TO endless quarrels 80,
Tue Champion arrived on the morning Of the is's l
inst. nearly eleven days from New York. she hs~
fine weather, but was very deeply laden,
Aspnwall City is beng rapidly rebuilt III '"S
neat though by no means substantial fashion.
The weather is very variable, and frequent 0'~Vy
raius prevail.
The Isthmus is exceedingly healthy.
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E,a0ka ISrceivcd.

Los, and Saved BY Hon Mira Norton. l2mo PIP. 5o4.
J. b. Lppincott Co.
Desons OF RIO Supreme Court Of the Uesd Saes relating
to the TAXATION OF Bank 5tOc2s by btales and Ces.
syo. Do u J. Smith Homsns.
Critical H,ory OF Pres Thought IN Reference TO the
Christian Religion. By Adam Storey fausI, II. 4.
l2ino pp. sB7. d. Appleton Z Co.
Catalogue Postage Stamps American and Foreign. limo.
PIP. 10 Sever Francis
til. Constitutions and Laws People. aud
Ui.tory, Of the United states and upon tho Kobolioa
aud ito Causes By Ezra q. b-aulan. 4vo. ny. 2JT.
Ann AGbor, Printed for tho Author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

90 Dsei3.J7oj Ine3si9!o0 Dee 1911 200
IIy reducing the Wheat TO Flour, tho quantity Of
tho latter lett at Underwater this year, compared with
tho corresponding period OF last Year, shows deh-
cheney equal to $50. 100 bbls -Four.
The following cJmparauye table shows the guam
tty Of some of tie principal articles Of produce lott
al tide-water, from tho commencement Of uavga-
ton, to and including tho 22i Of Juue in the years
Indicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Tho stock q Flour and Cram ut Chicago d as
follows:
ISC3. 1864,
The San Fruncisco Shippinl List SAWS:

Tho denand for money active very much Of 70 fom mer
chants and for b. legitimate prosecution VI trade but ooea
stoned mainly believed, by investments IN mlntg
stocks Not~htaudng tho Increased rcqu emen' Tor money
tho market quite rates unchssd Tue unusually
deliveries of from tho Mint during the pis mouth
together ~n tho very heavy disburemsps oil the Army
Department ths coast and the receipts OF treasure hon
IT,, insfo have fonshvd abundant supply for al the
necessities Of business BAnk accommodation rule 81 o.
y cent per inoGth.
10 about CO., OF which about fi3O OO In Coiu
aud tho Mint has akeu s65OOV0 leaving about 100 O0
avasbo Tor shipment Ia addition to any suIlus leiI
ffoui tho preceding steamer
Thsso lsu au0uat VI BuIisa upon the market with
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Receipts Of Produce.

Jrxs 20 -. SO bb, Flour 10 bos Corn Meal w esss
Coru M-al ~ obi, whssy. 10000 bush Wheat. illUS
bush Cora III 80 10 Oa. o., pAss Old Gaze 10 do ffo.
sols ~ Butter alo Petroleum, ~ .Ais Ashes.
10 10. Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

Tender Note LAW Of Congress:
Two very Important 80; down for a'Tumen, IA
the Gouf. u Appsa Thu day Oro 10 10 q A,ycf
s,r,u. Koo,.tei nd ~ ", simply Ito question @ the
col.ni!OfGty q 80 at " Cons~u wlch makes green
b.e.. Tue 81. l. brought bJ tne painful 20
compel tue d. sadan cancel n0rssse, she sncaut Of
bc 10 tintlG had tcua.fsI IN sreCntt,k' and tie de
f,rd,nt hsa .. The Offended The .oGnd
Inst .ie.BLarss ~.fe no. loTai tender.
Tie second thai y tns sho" sd Lss.her Bans and
thc Mslogoal bsgh ~ hsary IL Van Dyci banA super
rend.nt Son- o. tie ef-ulins noss o. these bAuks.
Llch they bad offered redeem to scsnsa-k. had been
.ud tho Spcgntrud-ut h.d Dcsn qsitsd pro
ICED 10 .- es u these oan AZ aa Wa TAXING
.,. l. DO co. tLl. sulI ecL4ucgcod ADD
ttuu obtaiusi - refrain hin. -
Al. ea.. involve, th. copsuionaty Of the legil.udor
notes. a.. beyond hs 10 oouteua-d tho ~ "a.
that tho tsuAs cannot aYsI tacm.eye a
s..pbaeA. TO redeem their circulation. even tae5
,,plolsl lrsa' tend for tls hs the State Cor
.tniou requires Ictc-p 0n H. specie AID tie bsnks
creations Of the state and bound 20 exercise their Auchi,c,
n ,rcofdstc CO ~ltI t4e iaw. Of tnelf erosion.
"a, caunae gA--d ia the sTo the pa, " the
,.ipa. s-ssfa. hoyes Ifcnan and lort,t, Lnd the
- 4 IN. defendants. y. ". DOy sad ooOA., Toknos
tuiti..
The quantity OF -four, wheat. corn and barley lef.
at Underwater during the fourth week in June, AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
CENrnAL PARK CoNcInr.-1he Central Pail

CENTRAL PARK CoScERr.-1be Central Paai
that there will DO music tho Cen.
trail Park the Mall this sfonson ct o'clock by the
Central PARK Band under tue Leadership OF II. b. Doiworh
II the w.athsr 1, fine. The following Is the prOsamnS
Part !.
l. Central Pnrk March. H. Dodwor'h
g. Overture 10 tho Car aud Zimmerman" .LonIng
J. BIindi.i. from the opera of Lone Petrol.
PART H.
g. March" Mnitsry"-ko. op 3........FfsnI Schubert
o. Ovrfture-" yIaDthe' weber
T. Selection from Die Zsuberfote" Mozart
g. ScheIo from Sy mphony IN Mnor.... .hsadelssoLn
PART Ill
o. Quick March," 0sy add Happy" ............DownlnE
10 Selection from IRA Dsvoo' .Auber
H. FIsuiipss Lios (SphLg sound. J-0slop. 0uDgl
NsIisEsl Pst PouIIL
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DECISIONS.
Thomas II. Faile, &c. agl. Joseph Lee, &c .--Mo-
ton granted, with go costa
SUPERIOR COUR1-THiAL TERx-JpsH 21-Be'ore
Justice MoScHIEp.
FRAUD ~ ExEcUTIsG LEGaL PROCESS.
John Y.on.ans Lst. Ire 4. Fiepou. PsIok Malone ADD
Others
This action was brought by the plaintiff to recover
the v.u. Of stock Of groceries removed and sold under
execution. -
la 1901 about tie time 81 the development Of the Rebel
lion Oeor.t H. Y.onsn was keepins grocery In Harlan.
which lac .od out 70 his brother aud enlisted In Duss
ZouGz.. TINS brother John Iuomsn. asgnod al his debts.
but Of the OF brOF.r alta ned tho foprfy
cAuine Geor. be htts.ndus debtor obtained judk
AID signed 70 Of bis ior ltO caused
III, grocery stock Lis cellar AID o thence
10 his slAblo where IL va. sold
Tue execution the judgment was never returned The
defendant Malone claimed 10 have kBown nothing Of this
ova In iLs his evidence cOntGdicJd by the de-
fsndA Psou, who scted In good faith, sapPosiGs himself
~ DO indonniasd by Malone
The Court s the gus.oD OF fact entirely TO the jury
10 tbs validity Of sale Of the grocery nom OoO,- 10 john
the connection Of defendant Malone with the anss coD
tae value OF the property snd TO whether the dciondsus
had been guilty Maud Tho jury found verdict Tor The
pAnuH for J67 o. the value vi the property aud wv Ia
addition, a. exemplary dsmsses
ebaher Hut aud LucAsy appeared Tor tho plaintiff. aud
AoXsnder Lamont aud W. O. Carpenter for tho dsiendni
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Ts,sl......L.....Slsl.4s<

stom AsplHH. !. -. = - p,.,,,..o
R.,m.r & Me-. o. bals, |, ottsn from ManGaAiAo.
uarmony Ncphov Co p bales Cotton iT0an Aespllse
II. CASTOR, "a beles Gotten, herl ac'p44e".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

Iuerc,,e go INC $3.50 lnc..JAJ 900 Dec liio
The aggregate quantity Of tie same article left at
tide-water from the commencement Of navigation 20
tie 22d Of june inclusive, during the years 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
PHOu CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF tho steamship Champion Win
sIsl,Ssl in Specie.

The steamship Champion leis Aspinwall Juue IL
AT s O'Clock >. III, aud arrived al No"-iosk on
Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
The earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Halfway

June: a,oote
1902. tc
lncrea.e...............'.' gov
Gold does not become excited under the WA
news. and has ranged to-day bosween I3ll @l1''
closing at liil without activity.
In money tbero is no change Of importance. Inc
supply on goodNcolaterals ia fair at SAFE cent
Tie Park Bauk has declared soiIl-annua' dlyi-
dend Of 5 y cent payable LIT OF July. The jay IN
terest on the 81 Mortgage Bonds Of the Harlem
will be paid Ut the Trea-urers Office. The Central
Railroad Company oil New jersey have declared
dividend Of a v cent, free OF TAX. a seconc IN
siallnent of 10 y CENTS called Oh the new s'NcA'
oayable Is July. The Philadelphia and Eead'n2
Railroad bas declared a dividend OF = ee-t, nee
OF tax, ON the preferred stock, payable 2oth jay 70
holders of Both June. The New-fork, ProVIdohcs
and Boston Railroad Company have declared a o'Y'-
dend Of "A y cent, free Of Governtient TAX pAya'
bic on the ist July, at tie Office OF Nj. Morgan
Sons No. 81 William street. The Dubuque aud
Sioux City Railroad Company baye declared diYl-
deud Of y cent in cash, and u Y cent in prefer
red stock. The coupons of the Beoit and Madison
Railroad due Let July. viii be pad by u. ~ l.oo-
bins s. Son. No. % William street. The Jnly inter-
cot on the first mortgage 10 y cent bonds OF the
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad Company,
of California, will bs pnd ON ANA after the lrt day
OF July, less the Government tax, b. George i. III.
Davis, at his office, No. AZ Exchange place, on pre-
sen,ation Of the July coupon. Tne Wilmington
Marine Insurance Company has declared sent
annual interest dividend OF 81 cent payable July
6. The Peoples Bank, dividend of 81 V cent,
free of Government tax, payable July /. TIE Mer-
camille Bank. semi.snnual dividend Of y cent,
payable on the 3),h inst.
Tie deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day for Temporary
g cent loan reach sj)O,ODO, and for conversion
into fve-twenties sl7O0O0O, of which less than
$1,000 wa. from agents.
Messrs. Chas. j.. Lawrence and David l.. 81.
John have taken an Office IT No - Wal stree, for
the transaction OF a general money brokerage bust
ness.
The statements Of the banks Of orr three prncipa
ciues Of the Union for the last week compare With
the previous one, and the responding time OF 1862
as follows:
Lo.na Deposits. speei. cucprn.
~ = June1n ~ o4J l..o ~ sg5it!J ~ ~
Isils. jon. HSsi5 55a55 iSsii !ssi'
ro.d @q-7es79ll .I3 ~ 20 @3s7967 los ,ri3
Lat usss.. slSt ~ 2l05.s4) ssg1l.las 1000 -
L.ty,ar... .+2.sU0 90 l7G a.2+', 4I3Jss-S 3JJC55
The Champion today brngS sl51,OS! 81 IN goo
California.
The EzPreo says:
Il {. stated upon competent su;hory th,, prior to Hovem
RoIi.s tho greater 81 cab bsAuee Ia Noscnbe zoe
convertible bene' can es p. ia'9 .,oas .na ;'5s IS ~
deemed eqs'h.s to give th' oEs ~an; slasao1s'. .he
b-nsh Of ihs pgp.fy o ihe Io-4 w 10 tho e "sA he
erection, "a D., cOae pToffietoTs.
The imports VI Dry Goods this week reach
Ann OOO
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sURRoGATE's CoURr-JUsE 2S.-Beforo Surrogate
TUCKER.
Wills PROVED.

Last wills and tostaments 0i the following named
parties have been admitted TO probate wiOu, cont az
Thomas Bolton PsIox J. F.Huils, MaTy ood, Edward
Roc and John Msssss Nothing OF general Interest was
contained IL any OF these Wills.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JusE G-BetOIs
Judge SWPNAs.
IMPORTANT DECisIoSS

IMPORTANT DECISIONS.
Thorp e. al at Hammond ct al
The Nbolants owners of the schooner Drotoc'b,
have brou.hi tas sui, "a peso"g" .ssin'' Tue s
samuel 5. Hammond Edmund hSunond' JACOB 9ih''s'
C..s On Ct Brewster Ieiry Cbsfe. fnce aired fiic',
va IT,. ss owner, Of the sohr H. h. Hnlty. u recover
damages Suffered ~ the former 10 coh'9G VIZ .'
% jersey shore In teotl'I, Ioo' lns me- uaa
AZ the cause c. the collision IL, =, -, - -.
samuel 5. hsmMood the captain OF TIE Hent,y "" on
and hsd charge OF her ~ tue tne Of he oouoh he
49,, p. owner think 10 shown ~ tho proofs tha' ne
had the exclusive possession hnd eonoi ., we hIhy &
hat he manned. vctualed and na'sNeosbet h' "rH "a
n.n.e such being the no must be deepsi chiites
within the ussnos Of NE Ae. o. oostss'
tho injured party to sesh bis remedy 'sains tie
60 ldns vessel and those who esfe!e'sJ and sA'ii1'
s."S, s. Hammond her csr,an IS sued merely ~" part
owner sDd not the chartered vrons Dee. OF ae's e.sss
.no ground Of the other owners AID tAs ''i, me'
,n.,ssts .5cceed fall g. all the TssTopaeb Inn.
a.. ,,.,u,@ bar 70 the 'ait IN this form . .
Let decree to snss'sd seo''-'HsJ' ~'A''''s NO 'e
now var cis A sHIrAlsTrR BIND His owSKRsl
- .sd Ausu.ius A aolG A.t The sl.sMAly Dis-
patch ana Beuj,uin Buot master
This 10 suit against the steamship Disphtoh, ana
,.,in,. Benz amin buef WHO as hsf H-'s 81 ~" hAo ."
T.. 81, psiusd % In the j. bel -, ,.., a.
be noe eiiIen. Of As.ne IA the tbhed s'Ats'
I..J Of New Providence 'Soit 1s Pfi-f 70 u" mon
Of AUsu,i I5l The esan'' becA' We S- nei' o. 10, ''.
.onton Pat u hsf s,oLinsy tsius so-s ane 10 t1esH
Of .sgYy ns H. other H,'Jea fsisi At '.' .,na ih'
a.sf
b., an. oosld 10 PIT oiasr Dor ID" Poigo's On Hs
"a, q August, t5t., theJ iI'' nues' o. 'sIs
-, n,i.r ..L B.uJ.ml hseA nasef 81 Ls bluiL
,r, ,p.fr tAsa psr' % htstaa ~ vh4et buct
,s..l 10 tee sss-'s'' - t'~ u" A.-.i 4" h-~
ora -ru a.. 1870.
.op.n. that Buei 'slss 70 fsaA hh eohf'si hs,los
east tGs ioc,o ~hsn ~ Ist 80 ioeesesd 70
E.,YarI ~thsas bel The Con bold That he o~usf' o.
Cart B.ks ,.e.'Aip net being pa'is. 10 100 eout.ei
made BY han eea.a not be hsia ~ .p5 "y zee .I'es ~,
, for L.d 1T bs.u s'e4 To- ts-Es
rr,,ou.y tsl a. - be ifr.aasi s4sr tas~ isi
a.. would, under hsce ma sna ~ teFt baet iAs
ouf, decree be sltsfs1 stLst ~ resp
nt guc, IA favor II bo,aats sh ofGsF - fsisfs-cs
10 ConuislOasr .scsTt.n tie csassss lie 44.ei
.,iu.t n. sAusp Ia. ach sti 10 asis.sS, VIII eo.A
Lot Ito cscg.s 30 catered sccoGiiasy.
limited STATES DISTRICT COURr-JusE ii.-B.fsr
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rSr,srD 20, CONVENTION

TIE albany Areu' Of hi. morning LAS The follow
Ink in relation the ,aiss LOW before the Courts Of
this State to iest the cors;itutiona.y Of the Legal
Tender Note Law Of Congress:
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The foloN ns Is ihe Champi0n's SpecIe Llst:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-JusEfi-Bsfs.
Judge EErfn
cosDENsATlOH.
DEGREES Of condemnation were entered iO-tuy
ss.n., the schooner Al.ins Dawn and toop Lias!l4s

| UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JUsr 20
before Congii,sobrT Ofhpas.
DEyRAUDIN0 IHE OOyLHhAEST.
| Alfred IeonOTa WAS brought before tie COfnmis-
sobsf ohss~d sh song qa4E;iy 81 sgb'steno@ .tofss
belo ug OJreTlHout TIC pnnc..s wines In tie
matter ~ lIlaa CDl.ua9 Ito GAIA u 40 sscassd
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SUPREME COURT-CH.EBEas-JrSx. 5--psiers Jesslo'
BAHrAED.
DECISIONS.
Thomas II. Faile, &c., agt. Joseph Lee, &c.--Mo
ton granted, with go costa
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narner.-o.nxrulAr HE,os.rp goa The n. = r1lsrr.

Eseo.s bid. yesr................ .. .eo.yM 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

Total since January lat. 1867. SLp45l. l39 10
Cone F0.ding period al lSlL...... li,,JJ8J5 o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

,ud 1853, vas Us follows: