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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
GROCERIES.


bacon uAMs.-4O0 OAHvAssED HAMS.
ID 100 Plain Hams, for sale, wholesale and retail
at lOweit market rates BY VICKERY BROS.
iyl5 49, l3f Main street q
NIKw MAcKEHEB 80 KITS hEw MACK.
IN srei, catch Of 1865; Alao SALMON Trout, White
Fish aud Herring, for 81 at VTCKERffS,
Jyl5 Ne a. la2 ain street.
GUhDRIhS-Ju. n REOEIvED-EGGs, BUT
~ tor, young aud old Chickens, Cove oyatets,
Phk'ed Oysters, Lobaters, Pine Apples, Peaches,
Tomat GO, ,rdinss, assorted xtracts, aud goH-s
. 81 assortment OF Fancy 0recsriss, Always on
hand at VICKERY BROS,
Jylo 49, Main street.
DoTATAoEs AND ONIONS rs BUSH NEW
Il Potatoes rs bush new Potato 0nionm. large
and fine, Tor sale low at ViCKERY BROS,
Jylh M "a ls2 Main street.
a EA. toFFEE AND SUGARS. a NEW
i stock, at greats reduced prices. We have
very ecr elton Of fre.h Teas, Warranted TO
please for 10 cry reasonable.
jylb VI KERt oS.s isa Msin q, "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
Monument % ouf peparted Heroes

Editors gcursai: sss1S ssl-5 So e. sE
Some months since an effort was made.
TO raise a fund for the purpose Of erect
ing q monument to the memoir. Of our,
soldiers who are buried In Oak Hill
Cemetery. IF the people have forgot
ten this tribute We have not A fund Of.
about one thousand, dollars has beenI
subscribed, aud 10 Eaisa a suitable me-
mento.it viii take from taeo 70 .three
thousand more Our friends IN Prince
ton nave erected q monamsat which cost
three thousands dollars Surely Evans-
/ vile will not be behind any city 0r towns
in the State 10 paying suitable respect. TO.
those who died in the service of our
country, and who rest IN our Beautiful
Cemetery. Send in your contributions,
~ 80 Eg5aOREsoF THE COMMITTEES. y
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RAILROAD REcEIPra.

a~es8 80 TEERE HAuTE. August !. lsss.
NJ A +. sAsader: 14t a57lasnistl g ssn5s
Noel D Co, 800 sacks corn DrydOn. Ma
Vernon, 40 doors /; Homes. 2 trunks, 1 bench !;
bdl hoops. 1 y 2
Esiguedl a5f b AE.RoBBIEs.
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TAKEN UP.

ONE BAY MARE ABOUT FIFTEEH HANDS
~ high stzr in the forskesd, son hind foot
White, With ssddls mark on her Ehs oEnsi can
have her b. calling It Che stable Of Bsseli Ray
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
.BO0KSEOOAI'
New Books.

Now BOOKS.
AT DOB EsHsEis F30QEx FoItfef -
DBxsIDEET WORDS; A SELECTION FROM
the expressed thoughts Of ar. Lincoln.
= Ihe Youths History q The Rebelies, tx ThAy.
srf AYsry Interest," esatotkS "" 4 ~ 49,
LIE Of Horace M6nb
The Pioneer Boy Life Of Abrabaa LfaeolH,
adapted for ths young.
Ihs lFsrry By; LIFE q oArsg ssssisdf y ~
Tbs Farmer Boy; Life Of Grant, adapted Tor
the young.
TIE blinking Bayonei By Hqgmezs 20
q The Son Of the Soil by Mrs OiIphAnt
e Christians isfakes by author Of John HALIFAX
I Theo. Leigh ~ Miss Thomas.
Lee aud Pride: byefrse6raYs - ~
iTo1v fs1tIer. a. q DO.
LIE Of julius Cesar: By Louis Sspoison -
Edition. .s~ g. Cd.
: All the WORKS 81 csrsHnsDseHsnfz. PEE q
Al the Works Of Hsgtlorps EaE 44fIzE T.
p 4 J. DOBELL begsto' ihank ms eus soins5s -
sapport, and 70 guarantee TO them that b redness
al prices "A soon A. spns 70 y pD.i s,,-y
A full supplv or Ecfool Books, &C fgf Ccths'y
Merehants at lowest prices
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
CARD.
"a CARD.

q CARD.
srTxHR UNDERsIGHED HEREBY REsPKcr.
Il fully informs the rstAil N rehantS ef Ais 'ac-
eusiutanes and others tAat he has associatsd hlu-
self Ni1hxhe whalesAie Dry Gaots House ofChan-
bsrs, StAvens Co, situated IL oineinnati, Ohio.
10 and 1lz Pearl stse4a, ncFteast corner OF Raes
AID Pearl, as Salesman. Said house are Import
ers ESQ Jobbers Of Dry bOds, kept good
ho0res IN the@eity s-Stock Bew on hand i large
aud NAli seaee ed the latest etyi sas asvfaK ~
The andsrs gned respsetfdfiy soiiei,s eat from
tbs y any acataintaness he has for med IA n01fh-
v stsfn K snfucky aud tonth IN rilineis, while IA
the Poet fss DeEartmsht fa tbs isst tArte cara.
He sol cts orders and warrants reasonable aAtsss
faction TO al. ~vr~ a ssrssese rase ss-r|-tr
Send on YOUR orders and ths goods wifi b. 81 isce-
I'd and shipped farth With az a small freight.
) 81 ~ 81 fsu' " rsS'R''s q yitbusnaw lis
,asoa.ss ia ssaetths Hsastof as, 4 C.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

70 Bar The Eclectic Magazine for Au-
gust contains 4 handsome portrait Of
the Grand Duchess Marie, eldest sister
of the Emperor Alexander of Russia.
The table of contents presents the usual
variety Of ATTRACTIONS, being composed
Of careful selections from all the lead
ing Eaglish periodicals The present
number iswell worth reading. aams5 q
3 bBFckpcoOd's Magazine for July has
also been received from the American
pubIishersxLsonasd SeOtt-&4 Co. Every
body that makes aaY Pretensicn To- lite
rary taste knows what BlackWood is.
The present number is Of equal interest
With its predeeessors. ~ 7 e ~ 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

THAEKs.-The compositors of the
Journal return thanks to the Ladies'
Aid Society (Which meets every Thurs
day evening in the Marble Hall build
ing1 for a rich treat Of delicious ice
cream, sent them on Thursday night
last, which, through inadvertency, was
not made mention OF Coming in, as it
did, when the thermometer indicated
almost suffoeating heat, the clever little
gift was doubly refreshing, and MAS
served up bY the recipients With many
thanks and good wishes to the fair ones
who bestowed il. @ vs}443 Al1as-e s7+a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

nUThe North caroiinians have con
cluded to pay their taxes. soaof T.sdl )
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

NUISANCE The most odious, hate
ful, execrsble, unpopular, repulsiye,
offensive, nauseous, disgusting, sicker-
ing, revolving, shocking, vile, abominaa
!. bic, accursed, detestabieS death-dealiDg.
uneonscionable, nnsightly, damnabls,
putrid, pestilence-breedings CoGacl dis
graeiBg nuisaneein the city. is located
on RIackford lot on the corner of Mul,
berry and Water streets 1t is in the
shape of q puddle 81 stagnant water
which remains there z the summer
through, eugeBderingr reptiles and mala.
ria 10 our midst and causing sickness
the most deadly. The owners Of, The
property should be compelled to fill up
the lot above the grade, so al to render
ii impossible for such nuisance to ex-
ist II, this cannot be done immediate
u, the puddle can easily be drained inio
the river, or a hole can be sunk to the
sand and the water absorbed into the
earth. But the proper plan is to Gil the
lot With earth. The nuisance ought to
be abated without delay. 57ea) saf y
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


Ma EDiToH Phas asDouscs 10 your sssdsn
that VM. IN, Of Po,sy csppty iss can
sidats for 10 ige Of Il common Pleas G urt. 30
th, d ,tr CO com posed o. the coupties Of Pesey,F
vhd rbu Rh, Wa rick and Gibson,
are an borzsd 10 aaBoukee that CHARLhb
E.MAR II will be Q eaadidAte, 81 The a ri octo-
Der 81 elton for he sfiss or PTosteu Ing Attor-i
my for fhs fifteenth Jadic'Al OireHit, composed
Of the eouLtlss OF crswford,e Perry. kpsnfrs
warhc vaa0ef bursh aud Poaey. jy22
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A GOOD wosToRYBRICKH HOUSE. sEYEN.
II rooms stable, &C. Also . small frame, three
rooms, stable, &C. ~ A. JOHNSON.
tgZ1 a. ---=e------
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EXCUR SION.
Gen. Hallack.

Viii zasksF IN Exeursian Top, on sUEDAY
MoBnIAGs 70 Admend's Grove, Saving the city
wharf 81 81 o'eioeks and rsturn 1t o'clock IN
the evening. EfafAzs - scr O ts1i an4-dRt {
'kfvt Eswac fa ssees So rraEsssf = 81
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@. W. BRANDON
ke,idenna for sails.

A sPLFEDIis sUBURDAE RESIDENCE OF
y Ave .ores, W thfa the city 1imits--atwo story
brick house. with stsbIe. &C., and fruits u all
nyls.'G < JoHssoN. /
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BENJtMIN HiRRfso,s.


Reporter sup. Uourt Ind. !
Office with Porter, Harrison q Fish
back, Attorneys at Law, North-East
Washington and Meridian streets, In.
disnspolis. aug4 3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

DaTSix stone cutters wanted, TO whom
good wages will be paid. Apply to A.
E. Shrseder. E. & @. Railroad depot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

Not a few OF the Worst Disorders
th-t an let naBkin arise from corrupt0bs Of Il
blood. Hslmbold's Extract Of sarsapariIia 4
remedy Of the utmost value. -f~s--, i. y =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
FOR RENT.

I'VE WILL RENT. FOR ONE Or M0RE,
wv ysars, all The. buiIdfngs 90 Loeust sfFesh
between Water street and the Alley bnt reeeatty
oe opted By the O8mm .ssary aud Q1rternasters
Drpsri meets; also, will rent the Blaeksmun
shop on Maia strsst, near the Cansf, on fssson-
able tsrms -
JI4.df MORGAN READ 4 20. cy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

81 Gentlemen will end everything
they want in thewsy of Boots and Shoes
at the Boston Shoe Store. 'al sszlss 90 !.
]. S.REoKEE, & Co.. -
.alasoa No. s, Second street. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05
FOUND.

A GOLD PRAoELET, on MULBERRY. BIZ
n i've VI % ADD Second streets TOE owner
can obtain II By calling corner Gum and TOGO
80 aACKETT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

"a Soldiers and their heirs Who want
their claims promptly collected, should
call at the otice Of Wns Reasis on Main
st between 3rd and 4lh over Keller,s 4.
Gan store. ass9 I'll IL 'sdf aug3tf g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

- "A iegals gentleman oI CUR CITY al
dresses us the following note correcting
i'mistake, which he says appeared in
an article in the Journal Of yesterday
Editor Of Evansville Journal Is 40 s...y
Permit me to correct asleight mistake
in your article on reconstruction in this
days paper, headed "The Proper Poll
ey, as follows: stfsw srq gbgowa
NWe think Congress has no right to
prescribe the rules Of suffrage in either
States or Territories. They have no
right to say who shall vote aud who shall
not vote If they had, a power would be
lodged in their hands that might be used
to subyert the liberties of the people"
Now, it 10 clear that Congress has
the power, Tiers denied) and that 10 lie
conferred by the Constitution of the
United States in these words: "Article
". Section 4 The United States shall
guaranty 10 every State in this Upion, g.
Republican form OF government; and
shall protect each of them against in
vasion, &c. g41 lf
What kind of republicz is that in
which large portion Of its citizens are
disJranchisedi In two of the States Of
the Union, South Caroline and Missis-
sippi, the blacks constitute q majority
Of the people, These blacks are cilizens
Of those States and Of the United States.
Those blacks are not only citizens, but
loyal citizens, and the true friends of
our Government. On the contrary, the
whites in those. States and in all the
rebel States are traitors ard the bitter
est enemies. Now, upon the theory
that the whites only in those States are
10 have the right Of suffrage, and hence
the sole power 70 enact laws, what shall
prevent the minority from disfranchis.
ing the ngOrity5 Nay, what shall pre-
vent this minority of traitors and rebels
from re-enqlaring those loyal citizens
The blacksf Queer republics those, in
which minority have the right to dis
franchise and enslave majortyi
But Congress not only has the power
to prevent enormities like these, BY de-
claring who shall vote, but it will pro-
tect those blacks in all their rights, not
only in the rebel States but throughout
the whole country. The faith Of tie
Nation is pledged TO do this.
a l96E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

nara legal gentleman Of our city ad-
dresses us the following note correcting
mistake, I which be says appeared in,
an article IN the Journal Of yesterday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-05

day afternoon free to ALL -, j.
asoq DAHRoN 4 BRorHERs
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WANTED.

WANTED. $50. = - 80
A MAN WITH ABOUT $500 CAPITAL, TO
"A 70 as p4rtuar IN ths Mi1s rel Bnafnrsss on a.
beat < 4 down the river. Inquire at this once.
an4
TXTAHrED-A slTUAtIoH BY AZ ExPE-
w Eien ed Engineer. who can give tins best Of
rsfersnee to * II ard habits. Address
sus lWd ~ h 7. " P, rost ON . Boz 6l2.
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p nofsa OF this Third series are prsoiasly
liar In form and privileges 70 .shs ssvsAsTAir.

" = - ~Iu FElFIskaa y tua t8Ven-Thir.
'sr,ss TO tbsIsa i S.,lsr ,ss.s.S &c AMI
EaaNse ste PET ee6t iss,saa u = SION. 4 IS "a
ey sabseqbsss ~I aeau 4 the Iss.,,.tl 4, - y
'uE2ey up to @uiE lsshs sha tlms whsn shsy - wa
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sistently with tho evidence, duty and the regulations
Briscoe meanwhile is In good quarters at the Old Capt.
tol wearing the neatest OF fun dross uniforms display
Ing the badges of his rank His friends are in good
spirits and praise the beauties OF military commission
for the trial Of military onendcra M
FREEMAN CLARKE AND GOVERNOR PIERPoINr.
Freeman Clarke Of the Treasury Department, has re-
Piled TO the card Of Governor Perpont In yesterday
1rbsae. and substantially endorses the HsRALDs first
version Of the affair Mr. Clarke says that while the pre-
else language reported may not have been used on tho
occasion alluded he 10 confident the general tone Of
the conversation was even more Offensive and unjus-
nabe than that which the Governor 10 charged with,
and that he did not order him TO leave his Office
monously Mr.. Clarke's statement is verified by the
afdavt Of eyewitness and both win appear In
print. G aa
DIRECTORS or THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
President Johnson to-day appointed the following
directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad Company the
part Of the l. Williams Of Indiana;
Charles Sherman OF Ohio; George Ashman, Of Massa-
chusetts; Timothy j. Carter OF Illinois, and Springer
Harbrough, Of Pennsylvania
RECOGNITION OF coNsULs.
The President has recognized Antonio Maria De Cea a.
Consul Of Spain at MOBILIZE also Christen N. Hoist as
Vice Consul Of Denmark and Louis Casava Vice Con-
sui Of Spain, both TO reside at Savannah.
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North had tho rebellion by the throat set forth theA
reasonable PLATFORM He had no fear that New York
November would yndicate her principles, and New Jer
sey would elect Legislature that would carry the
stitntional amendment He Senator WILSON, foi
negro sufrase-lTeat applause)-but that not The
question al issue He told the democrats that republican,
differed on this subject The republican party was the
outgrowth OF free discussion aud he claim ed that they
had the support OF the President Of Congress and the
preme Court They would not ask the advice OF rebels
their sympahzers In III reoonslructon of the govern
ment He would tell General Slocum that he belonged
TO party Who inspired by liberty, from defeat
new conquests and he would tell HIM further that the
republicans and democrats OF New York would sleep
upon held Of victory the 9TH OF November heers
General links Of Massachusetts, made 4 brief and
vigorous speech in which he spoke il batter ng terms Of
he soldier standard bearers Of the Union party OF this
State
Tho meeting adjourned, after few words from VIM.
= Robinson and Mr. Booth, the Union candidate foi
Mayor
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In honor Of the members Of the Now York schuetzen
corpa who represented tho schuezens Of New York
tho national sharpshootng at Bremen, banquet took
place Pyhagoras Hall last night II will be ecollected
that scventy-nvc members OF tie New York
schuctxen corps under the leadership Of Captain Busch
left this city on tho Is OF July They arrived IN Bremen
the 18th, where the 10th Of July, The great ma
uonai sharpshootng commenced, which was continued
until the 2l,h OF tho same month Mr. " Meyer, OF
Washington street, presided nj the banquet last
night and from some remarks delivered on
this occasion u appears that the members
OF the New York schucz'n corps were rec lived with
great dist rction At the old haas OF Bremen and
was proved tina, statements by correspondents,
which appeared OF the German papers 10 TINS city
nj tho time In which II stated that the schuetz Of
New York bed been subjected 10 great many nconve-
nienccs nj Bremen, were not correct some REMARKS
we're also madc by Captain Busch who stated mat the
national sharpsh0otng most brilliant ana success
M far and that festivities were not merely 81
social. character, but OF great national ana po
htical importance Captain Busch gave iuh
account OF tho eXpt.i.ion ana the fcsiivltlts
nj Tho hanse,own The New YORK schuetzen and those
al e css renublc formed the wing At the great fest
nrooessl8n ~ pfcmcn Captain Busch detailed many In
iaresny m ents oil the Schuetzen excursion In cor
,ccng Inc elements which have boon printed IN some
GERMAN pew spapega IN this city. Addresses were de-
lIycred by scycts tho other mcmbcrs wannemscbers
hand Mas ia Attendance discourse az intervals fayorite
national airs and ao greatest hiiarity prcvres roasts
were offered and responded and among others toast
was given In honor OF the American Consul a. Bfomsn
The festivities were continued until quite late hour
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City Politics.

hsa0e' TAMAANY SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
F THE YopRrH DISTRICT
The Fourth District Senatorial Convention met 1t the
headquarters OF tho Sixth ward the Ivy Green. The
tendance comprised sx,y delegates and the vyn was
otherwise crowded with the democracy Of the district
Edward J. shandley was called TO the chair, and Mr.
James Ramsey and John stacom appointed secretaries
On motion II resolved that the Tammany nomination
for Senator Of the Fourth district be given by accama.
ton to VIM N. Tweed. Mr.. Tweed then declined tho
nomination In speech, which was cordially received,
whcreupon tho Convention conferred nom nation
with like unanimty upon Caroan 0'brien Bryant
was duly introduced TO the delegates In session. and &C
copied the nomination In brief address.
THs FIFTH DISTINCT.
In the Fifth district the Tammany Hall Convention as
sembloi and nominated Robert G. Hutchings.
DISTRICT
Tho Sixth district Tammany Hall senatorial Convention
convened duty last evening and nominated Charles g.
Cornell by NJ camation.
committee appointed to confer with other organ
cations
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tho Tamnany Convention for the Seventh district met
az the corner OF Forty and Eighth avenue
which was attended by large crowd outside Blu Id
ing II appears that James Murphy OF the Twenty first
ward, was regularly chosen chairman, but upon this
disturbance commenced by tie mpt Of a number
OF the friends Of Alexander Ward TO break Up the
convention, or orsanize 1t under Peter Masterson
chairman In the midst 81 this q motion was
made 10 nominate Thomas G. Fields by acolamation,
and declared carried by Mr. Chairman Murphy and then
the further formula Of committee to announce the
nomination and speech OF acceptance from Senator
Fields concluded the regular proceedings After this
portion OF the delegates In dsorderiy manner pro-
cecdei with the form Of a nomination Of Alexander
Ward Twenty OF the delegates signed a certiA.
cate Of the regularity OF Mr.. Fields nomination tho
whole number being forty five, thus giving hm,the
jority or the convention.
UNITED SERVICE SOCIETY COUNTY CONVENTION.
The County Convention Of the United Service Society
bald lagt Hal
street The previous nomination or Colonel McGregor
for Judge OF the Marine Court the
considered and no renoininated for the long
The following nominations were then unanimously
adopted H4 -eU
Observation-Disclosures Bloakley. rn
Judges Of the Marine C. 1r.-Short term, Abraham J.
Dittenhoffcr; long term, Colonel John d. hcGregor
Judge Of I've supreme Caprt-Danicl p Ingraham
Judge Of as Cart u C1amon Pisls-Char.os r. DAILY.
Jrsficc " he Sipe ior Cour,--Freserck A. Talnadge
Tho Convention subsequently adjourned subiect tho
Gail Of the chair.
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The Substitute Fund.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN STATE

BONDS.
The anxious ones VINO furnished substitutes FOR the
army and who have been waiting patiently for the re-
payment Of the respective amounts due them will soon
be gratined. Mr. Blunt, chairman Of tho Volunteering
Committee has for been engaged in examining,
making up and certifying the claims Of these
parties which accrued since tho 1st Of January
last The large due the county By the State for
the repayment OF those having furnished substi-
tues II now being supplied 70 Mr. Blunt In the
form OF seven per cont State bonds, which, have
been issued In sums small as one thousand dollars
He cndeavcrcd 70 them for tho several exact
TO be paid outvz $780, $500 and 5000 but this
was found impossible, Those bonds are now, IA We
said being forwarded TO the chairman nearly $500 900
OF which were received yesterday, and the
payment OF them TO claimants commenced. OF
they better than grecnbacks drawing they
do heavy interest; but II not wng TO bold, there Is
always ready market for Thorn Wall stroet All this
will be gratifying news 10 every cmmant and Chairman
Blunt deserves much credit In arranging this substitute
business with the STATE ana procuring 30 expeditousy
the funds from Albany 70 pay Oft tho several demands
The business will DO prosecuted rapidly funds
10 hand and we would advise all who furnished subs
tues subsequent the first Of January 10 make imme
date application the Office OF the committee Nos n
and 70 Duane street. Chairman Blunt adopts tho NH
er's rule first come first served What proud record
for the city and county OF New York will ail this multi
farous business present when closed OF raising men Tor
the army restore preserve and protect tho Union and
paying on all dues they each and oil have SO richly
earned m4#8 t.a#
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United States Circuit Court.
Bafora Judae Nelson.

Judge Nelson took his seat the bench Of the United
States Circuit Court yesterday The Grand Jury beng
called answered 70 their Judge Nelson proceeded
TO address them There were no cases Of particular i'm
porsnce, but still few would como before them TO
which hc would call their attention. One was chaRge
Of embessling letters nom the Post once the case Of
charged with mutiny; ono Of smuggling; the case
against the captain Of the vnafancs; against James
W. Power, charged with illegally taking fee
geon. These his Honor aid wsfp al NE cses 70 which
he would brony call their attention The act Of Con-
Erces under which they met provided Ahat sxtsen Of
their number always pecessay 70 constitute work
ing Quorum and the ooncurrenoe q tweivs 70 md bill
The rule In all cssse thas Ne evidences uss ~
they woul1 ~ Z t1gsy esgpy y 60 sqsehW MN n.