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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
DIED..

DENNTSTOV-Ths remsins Of Robert Dennston hsyfnG
arrived from California the funeral will taAs place nom thu
bou.e Of hi fthsr Robert D-nston Sa isouy Mia
Orsnge County on Tassday Augost at IL o'clock a. In
Relatives and friends are invited attend without further ~
GOTENDORY-In childbed Mrs. Adele Gotendorf wife Il
James ~ Goteador dely lamentrd by her husband nve
children. and large circle Of sympathElng friends
HEDENBERG-rh- funeral Of psyidT iedenbsrg viii AXE
place Residence Of his father r. L. Heidelberg Ne
boudst, on this friday. att pm. -
His friends and those OF tue family are Invited to attend wA
out further notice
ORTrlwEL Tcesd.y July Is Emms. wife Of John D.
The friends ofthe family arr invited ners Friday.
oath inst. O'Clock fotu her late residence "a
~ LcIi1gtonaye, corner OF Twenty folrts without as'
ther notice.
AIrCHELL-At bis residence Gsevlls Mills, N. T., %
Sunday, July 49, 1865 Jsucs ~ MITCHELL aged 60 yests
sMOCK-At hi. reddancs in Marboroagh Monmouth Co,
N j. Monday. July ~ Mr. Joan H. Smoch, in the sth
ri. inferred in the Cemetery adjoining the Oh
Brick Church. .r|
sILvERMAN-on Thursday morning Jnly a. Cells Silver
rec Of the late David Svcrnan Of y
the 6sth year OF her age 80
The euds Of he family respectfully invited 20 attend tho
funeral ON her laie residence No Ia East Ihitehsts
on this lFdsy morning O'clock without farther lovt
TgFFT-At Florida Oranss County N. T., on Wednesday
July IS Of cholera in'mtpm ErastusT Tent ~ son %
Friday o'clock nom the res cencs
OF his parents No. l7j West Forty eghtst ..
TpOKER-A, Woodbridge N. j., IN "wednesday. July -
Mr., Hannah Toossr widow Of the Gideon ToOksr, In
The nneroi viii ase place Friday eo,h inst st ocIk
the Pfebytr.Ln Church Tie friends VII nre' !" us'
late rrfiien-r, Or. fresn'ans
Trains leave foot Of Courtsnd,st at 10 H. and return
WIIIlfIFsEY-In Jcr,ev City N. J.. on "Wednesday Jolly
rs 1855 Charlotte Mscouds wife Of OTrsne WtiItesey %
Salem, Conn -. $4,000.
neral fion her late residence IN sSe"' eon'' v" 'HS
afternoon the S0h inst. At O'CLOCK
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Tragedy In Graysen County, ky.-nsrde'
Of n Candidate for the Legislature.
From The LouIsvills Democrat, 18th

One of the most cold-booded and cowardly
murders that ever dsgraced the soil OF the DARK aud
BLOODY ground" Was enacted IN 6rnysoh Conhty' On
Thursday last In that county nr taieb Suhson' Ihtd
representative In the Kentucky Legislature aud can
dldate for rrsecpn. had. during the da! Deeh III az
tendance at public meeting Of CaneJre. IN when he
took part The evening after the speaking was over,
Mr. Stinson started home accompanied oy Dis t"o
daughters As he was crossing Ciney Creek the sharp
rep,.t Of gun was hoard and Mr. Sthson orled Una.
be Was shot The murderer had, knowing the rosa
that Mr. sinson would take, concealed binseI IN the
or tho roadside ami the party passed. the
f al shot WAS fired. VIVA: must nave been 81 ieeiing'
of these two daughters they saw her owa father iH
al the hand, OF the assassin and lay before them welte-
Ing IA bis own hlOOdt
The gun with whioh the murder was committed vas
double. barrel shot guu loaded with bGchshot four
OF tho shot took effect In the body inhlctng wouhas
from which there 10 not The shfest possible nopo Oh
hi. recovery. How his Daughters escaped WITHOUT lu'
Iury Il almost miracle. Tho attack "ss surely the
moot covarily and dasardy that We sa'e Deeh esieu
Vi on 10 notice for a long ure .,, 4.
Some gentlemen who were passing along the creeA ~
the Tina tLs murder was committed saw man thro"
down bis guA and run OF. TGls man who was e,l'
IDENTIFY tho murderer. wv recognized " .hcse sen"'
men "a Frank Dewe.e nephew OF MT. Stlnson'
Tho murderer had hitcted IN the burhes nora WIN
which 20 mako bis escape but owing "a the rag,u
prosch OF the passing gentlemen ne %as " -
i.ay. Without the Lofse. He IN well kposn ana par
i,s are On his track Great excitement prevas 10 INC
vicinity of a.. foul act and II IA feared that Lynon 10"
will DC tho rcGult II Dowese Is caught. ...
Mr. Stinson was a., Conserr itiye cnncids h nui - ~
ot thought that this tho cause " thc futusr
va. no ionb planned and carried into eheei ~ VIZ
wretch who tired the shot.
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Personal.

IN the death Of the Rev. EDWIN X. T. Cook
Rector of Wainwright Memorial IEpiscopaD
Church, whose remains were buried thcrefrom yes.
terdsy, our City hos sustained a mOurnfrl loss.
Early orphaned by the death Of his father, Noah
Cook esq.,, his training for tho profession OF his
choice was patient and thorough, and be- when
barely arrived at manhood, became pastor OF the
small church TO which his adult years were given,
and which, by devoted and unceasiDg effort, has
grown under his charge steadily, constantly, to the
hour of his death, at tho carly age of 40 years.
Puro in heart and blsmeless in life, he won the
love Of all who knew him; never counting dis.
fhction, he has gone 70 the grave widely esteemed
and regretted, leaving widow, child, mother and
sister, among those who mourn his sudden decease.
At the funeral which took place at Q p. ~, very
large audience was IN ATTENDANCE and hnndrvcs were
unable the building Many 81 orr leading clergy
men were present The Rev. DR.. Muhenbgrg. the Rev.
Samuel UOlliDgsworth. and the Rev. Wm. 4. Winsow.
were the officiating cergymen DR.. Muhlsrburg made
very touching and appropriate address tEd the choir
sang exoellenty. large number viewed the reula rs
previous to their eparture for Trinity Cemetery where
the service at the grave concluded the exercises Mr.
Cook had been ernest and successful pastor Of bis
congregation. and leaves a place vacant difficult 10
supply by another equally competent. The Rev. Mr..
Rinslov IA expected 10 preach appropriate dis
course the event next Sunday morning.
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FrEyprsu OUTRAGE NEAR MrppIsrELD, CT.

FrEyDrsH OUTRAGE NEAR MrDDLEFELD, CT
The Meridsa Recorder says: Lat FRIDAY morning a
walking through tho mountains on visit TO some
friends Ia the East District OF this town. wa. suddenly
upon by three persons In soldiers uniform. who
dragged her into the woods at hand, where they
stripped the clothing entirely from her body ana the
three in secession rsvshed her person. After grstify
Ing their uss. the inhumsn tends left their victim IN
seionsness had returned the unhappy girl discovered
that her rsv,hers had carried away every article OF her
weirng apparel She remained 10 the woods, In her
nudity FOR more than hour, and until nearly noon,
when she succeeded In attracting the attention OF
gentleman passing in O carriage who quickly went 20
Der ass ancr covered her nakedness well as be was
able th his gcst aud coat and In that manner carried
her home Tie Recorder calls for the lnfcton OF imme'
diste punishment upon all such iends and cautions the
public agans charging these acts upon the soders as
many Of them sold their unorus. and the rGfans have
bought and worn them to direct suspicion.
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Jefferson Ward poes were over the market on Main.
st.. accessible by winding stairway. on every

Jefferson Ward poles were over the market on Main
st.. accessible by winding stair way. on every
step Of which the passer enqured Of "How comes
on all your namesi" At the top crowd was gathered
awaiting turn, while the Inspector old min OF poor
sight and worse specacles. stammertd over the names
occasionally showing up his specks to tell friend his
mistake In scratching out tho wrong name. The side
walk below fair sample ola Baltimore crowd. q
rough. uncouth. drunken lot "Al talk aud taps"
Monroe Ward at the upper end OF tho city had its poles
established in a backsmith's shop. Across the enter
ance was board. over which were received the suf
frnges Of the citizens. Dust dirst and profanity mel
lowed with whisky and wine. attracted more attention
than the business Of the day. Outside the crowd were
gathered about In groups around the tables at
OF which Colonel in the Rebel Maryland Cavalry
being sworn In taking the State oath. too DRUNK to
bold bis head who continually interrupted tie Notary
with "Tha,s all right" That's sll right" He how.
ever was considered sworn, the ballot taken up and
received. 1t afforded considerable amusement to the
crowd
The day has been very warm. AND.
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Cotton Receipts and Prospects.

prom Our specisl toTrespondtnt.
SAVANNAH. July %, 1868
Our receipts of cotton for the past week have
been about 900 bales $50 Of which have been received
from the interior by wagons. many from Macon. All
of which offered for sale have found ready buyers at the
rate Of asa doc for strict good Middngs Sealsand
or long cotons are selling at IS 65c; very little Sea
Island coming into market there being but Little in the
country. and the al feeling confident that the
prices OF that description Of cotton must be higher az
Il usually sells two three times as high as Upands;
and now with small quantity t can only be sold
OF price so per cent higher than Uplands. The guam
sty OF Sea Island Cotton planted the present year is
very small and but little Cplanis. h.
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The New.YsrL semi.weekIy Trisu.e,
Ready this morning, contains:

| Ready this morning, contains:
| NV, >uxxARr-Mihisry Naval the Calf s,sses; New
r. w.sins.on. vidnis the clrolinss md Georgia Ken
tueiy and Tennes,ee Newyors. fussnd the Western
States; Political Domestic Miscellany and Foreign News
The BURsIS0 OF WrLLIss NrLsoS-More faSsens,r'
Saved; Name. II those Saved by the LsiaYeue
.srEKxsrIS0 IRON ErgoPE-Ihe Atlantic Telegraph EI'
rMNop WHEAT BLsHrED-Great Loss Of Crop'i Causes
TIM Gsy.r MowIss MACHINE MlroH-Fall Particulars.
Grs. SHERMAN AT sr. LOUISA Public Dinner aud =
Speech. o.. r.,u.o,. ,
Convention 30 Held IN October; Political Questions Dis
Ir1r,H, ynou IIry-Intere.,ins from GeoIza, Atlsn,a
an It's Fnvron. Appearance OF the City Condition Of the
Country Ds-,,n,ion Of the Peope. =, -. p,, p,o-
FRoH Education OF the freedmeni RIO
Fnos Rgcasosp 70 NoRyoLK Interesting Special Core
pOrH Msuc.s arI.rross-A War Cloud in TeIs'i Mari
mii,n Ms..ins Troops GU the Rio oranae
TnEo LEieH-by the Author OF Dennis p0nne'" &c
RsoossrErcrroS-Les,er Of The Hon A o. F. Nicholson
Harvard MExonlAL-special Correspondents Of TIE
Isy,LulBtE RxcIPs--Cure for prunt.nnesa
Mir JAY Cooke AND MS PAMPHLET
EproRfALs.
MISCELLANEOUS lrrss.
carrIs MARxgrs-New. York Boston and Phielepa,.
NEw loRK WacLssALK fkIcts or touSrhr fnoDroh
LATEST DOMESTIC AND foxrtes MAnsrr- ,,o
Conx.RcIAL MArrEzs-The Latest sioch and "o'd oa'"
MARRIAGE. Isp DsArn.
The SEMI W EEKLY TRIBUNE, contains Ill
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Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; Letters IRON cur
large corps II correspondents, Foreign snd Domes
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DISPATCHES. q careful and complete Summary OF
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To Mr.. Stewards PREsERvER.-It is pro.
posed to give substantial testimonial to George f.
Robinson who saved Mr.. Stewards life a. the risk OF
his own from the attack Of the assassin Payne. a
number Of Robinsons friends have arranged plan Tor
the sale Of his photograph and the circular urging ssuo
scrpion to them is signed BY Gen. Grant Gen. How
ard Secretary McCulloch. Senator Wilson and Others.
Different styles Of photographs may be had at &c., e.
and Is each and communications should be addressed
to 7. N. Clark Washington. d. c. We commend the
plan as o deserved tribute to brsTs and disabled
soldier.
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s,.hbi.x ARRAY ON q Railway Train

A bloody affair look place last Saturday on
board train on the Indianapolis and Cincinnati iail'
road. The Cineinaad 0siss puts tho csse ~ oho~s'
Last Saturday evening. jos. sfer ths Harrsoh 40,
con mediation train the IndianapoIs ahu Oinahha''
HiIa,J rad rl Tho city the baggage % aster. Aonzo
t;aiSthwai,s in opening door from the baggage
,Iiny 20 the smoking apartment Of tho same car.
cden,Jy threw il against returned s"ld,sr named S
,,a,,i, ,gnn,t lio,dbw ate, who standing in the
ionrway. re latter demonstrated With hxn telling
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%, the benefit of commerce between
''' wv nnsT,f ,srrRs Appointed.


pOsTNAsTERs Appointed.
Tho President has appointed the ioho"1ng-
named Postmasters: Il. G. Gran al pic5,st
John C. Tancy Columbia, b =; ,IT Vs,l n y .
Augusta Ga: Francis Finch. Fort hst'n'o|' " ~
wn. Post reappOiuted at ionkei-' " l.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments nave DEL n ~ ,ho
nv The Pres,dcnt Alexander Siurdock Marshal OF me
Y 'ne 1880, 81 peunsv,vGna; William r. Lock
,rood Associate Justice Of the supreme court vi "a.
United states in tie Territory Of NeDIasha' r., o.
Graft. Collector of Customs a. Georso.o"n' cp.so,
william r. Ieitcb. surveyor Of Cnstoms at Charles,
.on. S C.; j. f. Walter APPfasoI OF ousIo%s az
fbarleston. S c.: Edgar NJ Lazarus app fS
-, Meycbondise at Charleston. ). G; John
y n Coggesshen District Attorney Of Wisconsin
Ctsriss r. Dorsey. Register OF Land once az
Rroxnsyile Nebraska TeffitUy j. H. Watson lndlali
Aeeut of Washington Territory Adolph Essential h
CdnsuI nj the princpaty Of Reuse Also the fohoN-
ng postmascrs for California: Simeon Cutter al 'ni
Lose. Charles T. Burton, at Stockton; Curtis H. rye
al Yreka and Frank q. Guild. at Nevada
The President has appointed Joseph Mosely Surveyor
If Customs for the district OF Salem and Beverley;
Massachusetts; Lcmuol Wilson Assessor Of ln1ernn'
Revenue for the District of Florida and John w. lay
3or Collector of Customs for Annapolis, Maryland
RELEASED OK BAIL.
Thomas Story, formerly clerk in the Treasury
department who has been in jail for the past 10
months on tie charge OF forging consular
was today released on giving SLUVJ Dall. 90 ..s
already had two trials; but the jury IN each case "e'e
unable to agree. ,-op
THE CASE OF CLlNsoN-A WRIT APPLIED fos.
Frederick ClinsOn, who NGS afreSsea lev &c"
DAYS ago for appearing the streets IN sre
Generals Uniform. having on his person Noat az
charged b. be forged passes AID also Io-i az ~
charged be oerie and whS Sy a. TO- dav hroagS
- oo,insc lar writ of hab-ss corpus, directed ~
Col n ID Cooley. tie officer in charge coninending
him to produce the body Of The petitioner OF.
Wcdnes6,v- NJ 3 o'clock. The petition represents
hat he is n good and loyal citizen; that he Is wrong
fully and Illegally restrained Of his liberty and thai ne
mot in tie military naval service OF the Uniteu
states Judge Wye declined 10 ISSUE the VIII %. tJ'
round thot military ofense Is among those charged
INT he remarked that if the military authorities womb
dismiss that portion of thechdlse he would issue ihe
writ as regards the other charges
PATENTS ISSUED.
Since the list of March, 1862 the Commls,
.oner of Patents has issued 1900 patents Next
TUESDAY, los viii be leissued
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NEWSPAPER WRApPFRs.--TI

STAMPED NEWSPAPER WRApPERs--Tbe
Post Office Department has resumed The issue Of wrap
pers which to be found sale at all the post
Offices at Il reduced price The consumption Of these
prepaid wrappers is already very great and they are
quite convenience TO those sending pa pers. csta
iogues, &c, by mail
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UNIVERSITY Conference.-The second an.
adversary Of the University Convocaion Of the State
Of New-York win be held in the City 81 Albany on
TUESDAY the first day Of August next at 10 O'Clock
N It's object generally the promotion Of educational
Interests 10 bring teachers, &C. together and TO exert
influence on the people and Legislature in favor Of
thorough systems OF education Instructors are cor.
daily invited 10 be present.
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THE UNDERWRITERS AND THE FIRE DEPART
NINA committee Of the New York Board Of Under.
writer's, Geo. W. Savage. A. i. Mcdonald and Henry
A. Oakley. have addressed a communication to the
Commissioners Of tie Metropolitan Fire Department
recommending the appointment Of one Of our army gen
erals az Chief Engineer and Of number Of competent
Assistant Engineers. who will relieve him Of por.
Eion Of the labor that necessarily deyolye upon
him
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MARRlED y.

CODDINOTON- Port Richr ond, Ststea
Island on Tuesday, July H. by the Rev James browres
Rober: Coddngton esq., OF Brooklyn to Mise De E'uas W
Greene. No cards.
Jamestown Pspefs pssse copy
PARKINSON "Wednesday. July o. 81
the Rev. Nj fletcher. pastor Of sands NJ T. Caufss'
Broo.lyu Can't Edwerd 4. Parkinson 70 Ssr-us a. L.
daughter " the late Samuel Bsssod also granddaughter
the late Ab.aIa Bsssiord. al Of New.fotk
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DEATH OF JUDGE CARaoIr.--Hon. Charles

DhdI III OF UOUOE thhhVbh'- NAHIIt
Il Carroll died on Saturday last at his residence lie
Groveand. Livingston County in his list gear. Judge
G. was born IN Maryland, Ia 1898 and removed with
his father Who second cousr 1T the famous Charles
Carroll Of CarIollton) 10 Livingston County, in 1915
where he has resided suce. except during few
years Absence in Missouri, occupied IN the supervision
Of the large estate Of the family lie stunned law with
John G. Spencer in Canghd-g ua but never practlsed
although he served two terms a. Judge Of
Livingston Comfy. lie was a member OF Assembly Ia
ass and represented bis district in Congress from is43
80 ls47. be was the last male representative of his
family.
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LOSSES AND ASSURANCES following are

the osses and assurances the buildings and coDteas
DESTROYED and damaged bv fire in Fifty. hrst,st on
"Wednesday night; No 2G2 WAS occupied by Wninm
Winter flock factory; loss On s,ock ana mac1Dcry
&i5OOO Insured for 81 SIS on machinery as follows
Relief s2ODO: Atlautic, 6, go; Iradesmens ~ DO
BreyOort, 81 sos; Albany City, sJJO. The STOCK was
insured ior e. 900 in the following companies jersey
City. $3.50; Thames Norwich, si,JO; Hampton
81 100; Norwich 81, 100 Tho building was owned by
Garret Mott loss s. 600. The fame dwelling ~ the
rear OF No, 657 Ninthaye owned by Nj. Small and
almost entirely destroycd loss about 5000 IL Was
occupied By three families wlo lost about 500 each
on furniture. The building attached to the pot
terry OF joan Icrsh, Nos. 257 $50 West Fntietl's
wss damaged to the amount Of $1,000 Insured Tor
81 800 il the Kings County and ST. Nicholas COinpa
mica The frame building Of Mrs Sharp was damaged
70 the amount Of 5000 The stable OF r. Cansman was
also damaged the amount Of 500. Tie dwelling Of
Mr. Winter on Fifty-frstst., damaged 10 the
amount OF $3.50 Insured for $1,000 in the Manhattan
Company.
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fAdYertiementI

The BRsr BRICK IN TIKI UNITED STATES are
being made BY CBANBERss great BRICK hAcIifSEA
One hundred brick per minute have been maize TOT
Patent Rights and specimens VI brick epp, TO AbEAA
RRQuA No "a Courtlandt.st, N. Y (uP sisirs2
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Busincos Notices.

COOP TO INVEST rS.--If as the old ada8s
declares. Health 10 tie Greatest Of Earthly Blessings No
every effort to preserve Il pays WELL
DnAkns PLANTATION BrrTsm
Have been Of great service in making people healthy. A.
,eepius them So They should be found In every hesss
hold.
They give tone the Stomach, vsor to the body ana"
move dark doubts and unhappy feelings from the mind IneS
relieve pain aud for whole system against tho sae"
Of disease.
There I. nothing better to take "r the stomschs 'as"
than the PLANTATION BrrrrRa
They cure Dyspepss Heartburn Indigestion pro~'oes>
Headache Pain 10 the side Liver Complaint, and Rheumss
Pains, with magical power.
good effect fs, upon making the first trial -
change Of diet necessary Eat the best you can GET sne -
you want. Follow directions and you will soon loci
WELL. SrRoyo. AND HEARTH
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Canal Tolls.

ALBANY. Thursday. July q, 1905.
The canal tolls for May and June amounted
10 ssOl OO2 which is less by s6GCO than for the same
months las. wear.
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TIE UNIVERSAL COMMENTATORS win
Coo WHEELS Warranted superior 10 AL others rex'
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Advertisement
JErFERs, No. 573 Broadway, manufacturer OF
fne French Boots Shoes and SLIPPERS ior Ladies' Gent
and Children JefeIs. No3'J broadway rt'cesie~"oeu
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tAdyertiMroepl

tAdvertisenenI
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