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New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

Lega aenae'''''''' ~ Iss IA
Cearings for week ending July 7lIte8 IS
Ceahng' for the week ending Jny 2s.... +ss1i5s ss
Balances the week ending July 2...... 3S,oI9 "
Balances for the week ending July 2s.. S1l7,aol 10
At the regular quarterly dividend day of the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company, in August, stock
dividend will be made Of not less than 80 per cent.
The Company is one OF the bidders for the China
mail contract.
Among the changes in Banking Stock houses the
Ist of August, We notice that of Van Schaick &
Co. to Bryan, Van Schaick g. Co., No. S Broad
ST., of which fuller details are given elsewhere.
The exports OF specie from this port since Janu-
ary have been SIS, $50. Since lS52, the only
years when less amount has been shipped were
1861, 1853, 1853 and 1852. The amounts from 1852
stand as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
g. 1879 4J0 0l-for Customs, 1858 900; for Payments
s. ,694 ,6i3 0l-on account of Loan, 3l52ooo; BAL
ance, SO, ,994, 900 Ga.
Freights are not very active. Wenoiice the fol-
lowing to Liverpool: 300 bales Cotton on private
terms; 100 bales Hair at l9s by steamer 2oo boxes
Bacon at 3Os, 1000 boxes Cheese at 4Vs.i 'oo oaes
Cotton at Id; and a, 900 bush. Corn at 3d.
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
from July % were:
1865 .<237, 1873 1864. sl5s.es Increase >'se'o
The following were the total imports at New
Varl Cor tho week ending JnlY W:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

tnre the suggestion that although the grain may b
injured to considerable extent the crops heavy,
and there are not sufficient grounds for panic the
question. II may be well enough for spectators On
Change to raise the cry Of total failure OF the Crops
for there is understood, and all such nonsense goes
for what 1t Is WORTH but we caution the public against
believing that the crops are destroyed. A week Of
dry clear weather would do much toward nsurng the
safety Of Of the best crops We ever had and even
although 1t may be damaged In some places, yet the
country is very large. and we expect there will be
coed surplus left for export to foreign countries ssI
having supplied the home markets.
The Pottsrille Miners Journal Of July @ 70
ports the coal trade as follows:
The quantity sent by railroad this week Is 10 3iIll
by canal 947; for the week. l0 400 IL tuns against
90 229 the corresponding week last year. The de-
mand for coal continues fair but s not brisk, while
prices are firm. The turnout In large portion Of the
Wyoming and Scranton regions Is causing moro do.
mand for our coal. We had our stoppage here about
any oyerstock Of coal being thrown into the market
until the Fall demand sets in The great drawback To
the coal trade 10 the present stagnation in the iron
business. More than half II not twothrds Of tho
furnaces using Anthracite coal have blown out, with
large stocks of metal on hand. This branch Of
business will not prosper without material
reduction in wages or increased duties on the foreign
article which cannot be carried into effect until Con.
gress meets in December next 1t is very seldom that
the business Of any country can be kept prosperous
state when the iron manufactures anguish. The trade
sums up this week follows. compared With last years
Week Total
1864 .2i9976 5,447.335
1865 ........202,2H 4,476,l2l
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12

A AMEcilAxrcTAN.-Appold, the English me-
chanician, who died recotly at q if N, was So
much in favor of labor saving that everything
about his house that could be made so was
automatic. The doors opened as you approach
ed them. and closed after you had entered,
water came unbidden into the basins; whsI
the gas was lighted the shutters closed self.
acting thermometer prevented the temperature
arising or falling above or below certain fixed
points and the air supplied for ventilation
was both washed to cool and screened to cleanse
it from blacks. Even the gates of his stable
yard op5ned of themselves as he drove through
and closed without slamming. Mr.. Appold
was dresser of furs by secret process
which he practiced successfully for many wears
and which secured him practical monopoly
of the trade, and he always maintained that
his was far more effectual way of working
an invention than any patent.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
REGISTRATION LAW.
DISTRICT NO. 4

The Registers for Westernport District, No 4
Allegany County Maryland, having completed
the registration of the voters of said District
agreeably to the provisions of the said law,
hereby announce the names of those entered
in the list of qualified voters as designated
below, and do "notify all persons interested
to appear before them at W. N. Belew's shop
on the Tuesday and Wednesday next pre-.
ceeding Tuesday following the first Mon
day in November (Which will be the 3ls.
of October and the 1st November) to show
any omissions or other errors in said lists, at
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
REGISTRATION LAW
DISTRICT NO. T.

The following named persons having been
Registered as legal voters in Oldtown Dis
trict No. Z, Of Allegany County. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern,
that the board of registration will meet in
their office, in Oldtown, on Tuesday the 31st,
day of October, and Wednesday the first day
of November, for the purpose of correcting
errors of omission or otherwise (if such there
bel JOHN III. STALLINGS,
JOHN HARTLEY,
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S.
Registers.
Athey George Alderton Peter
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12

DWARF ELEPHANTS. pair of dwarf ele.
plants. not mnch latger than Newfoundland
dogs, recently arrived in London from the
interior of Africa. They are extraordinary
Suriosities, and the first of the breed ever
btought to England. One ofthem vas bought
by the Royal Geological Garden, Regents
Park, London, and tie other was purchased
BY Mr.. Barnum's agent for his new muesum
in New york. The cost of this little creature
was 81 600 being cqual,as gold now stands
to 5 200. This curious animal left London
for New York in charge ofits keeper, in tho
ship Daniel Webster, on tbs 18th of Septem.
Der.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12

PosroFyIcE AFFAIRs.--Postmast General
Dennson has ordered the following in relatior
to Maryland postofhces -
Appoint Alexander Fairall post master Al
Swanton, Allegheny county. Md. vice
James P. Hammill, moved away.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
DENTISTRY
bR. L.,K. HUMMELSHINE,
DENTIST

RESPECTFULLYinformst the citizen of Cur ber
and and the public generally, that he has removed
Ms Office to his residence, on the corner OF Bati-
more and Liberty Streets, over Read d Brothers
Store, and Immediately opposite campbe!l's Drug
store where he is prepared to attend to thepractio
DENTISTRY in aliits departments.
Feb. I, 1891 y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
DISTRICT NO. 13.

Anderson James +
Arnold Joseph
Anderson Samuel
Andrews William
AXE Reuben
Adler SeiIie
Bush Andrew NJ L
Buckley James A
Beall Alp'ieus
Blocher Benjamin NJ
Bursee Henry
Browntree Henry d
Brown Jacob
Brant Levi w
Bruce Henry B
Betzold Conrad
Beckc Herman
Brotcmarkle Michael
Beall William
Beall William II III
Bragonier George Ii
Boehm Lewis 9
Bucy George
Burket Benjamin
Brace William
Beel Nicholas
Brotamarkle Upton D
Beall David w
Beall W illiam r
Bohr Jacob
| Brantler John M n
| Bowdcn james
| Conner Cornelius
Carlton Henry d
Cofy Thomas
Conner William 7
Corrigan William
Cleary James N
Closson George
Cruthers John T
Corban William 4
| Crawfs Hiram
Cassan Casper
Duncan Daniel
Davis Thomas d
Dilley Joseph
Davis George w
Davis David
Danner Lewis r
Deitrick George
Denny Isaac
Dowden George T Juo
Eschenmenner Balzer
Edwards David G
Eastman Moses W
Filler John II
Frithy Gideon G
Freithof Peter
Floury Henry
Fokk Jacob .
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Athy Upton P
Athy James A
Alderton Luke V
Barth Adam,
CLANCY Thomas D
Crabtree Henry
Crabtfee James l.
Crabtrec Thomas
Crabtrce Reazen l.
Crabtree Thomas A
Cooper Thomas o
Conley William
Dean Leonard
, Dean Lewis VI
/ Davis Amos
Darkey Frahcis Sr
| bofohtaagh Harrison
Dean Richard ID
Darkey Francis Jr.
DelTenbaugh Oliver {
17arlow James w
Faly William Jr
| Ginevan Elwood
Hartley John
Huff Jaspar
! Hartley Andrew J
Hartley Riley
Jackson William w
IL ttrns Elcazer
Karns William
Little Charles
Lcasure Isaac
Largent Randolph
Leasure John
Mathews James A
Morrow John
Nlimnaugh Michael
Malon Ternes
| Morrow William
Nixon Moses
Piper Michael I
Piper Lawfance 0
Reekley Charles D
Reekley John j
Robertson jeremiah
Ruby John
Ruby William 7
Robinette George j
Stallings Lloyd
Stallings John 7
Sorrcls Ashmond
Sta!lings Charles
Stallings Ezekiel
Shryoek George F
Shatzer John b
Twigg Natiiat,
Twigg Martin
Twigg Charles Jr
Twigg Brice II
Twigg Lewis
Twigg Elias
Twigg John T Of Il
Twigg William
Thrasher Silas p
Wilson Edward
Weston Geo''ge
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Arendt Andrew
Arendt James X
Bolan Chas Layman
Biddinger Joseph
Boncher Isaiah
Beachy Christian
Blatter George
Blatter John William
Brown Elijah
Blatter Henry
Beachy Samuel ]
Brenaman Daniel
Roettner Henry
Beachy Abraham c
Boyer Thomas NJ
Beachy John G
Brenaman Jacob
Brenaman John
Biddinger Emanuel
Biddinger Jonathan
Bl ubaugh Jacob
Biddinger Solomon
Brown John j.
Baker Solomon
Brown Henry
Brown Hanson
Blocher Christian
Charles George
Compton David
Grow Henry
Chapman Wm Henr,
| Cross Richard
Coleman Samuel
Custer Michael
Cherry Joseph G
| burst Daniel
burst Henry
burst Michael
burst Dennis
burst Samuel S
burst John S
burst Jacob
burst Charles Henry
burst Samuel
Engle Norman
Engle David
Engle Henry Fl
Folk Jonas T
Fuller Elijah
Figsy William
Frost Thomas "
Genrich Christian
Gnagy Jacob
flair Henry NJ
Hair Eli
Hoover Samuel
Hoover Carlisle
lnficld George
InGcld William
| Jeffries Samuel
Knoyer George
| Luchman John
Layman George W
| Lazarus Richard
Layman Norman B
Mayhua John
| Metz Isaac y "
Meyers Henry
| Minurcry Edward
| Merrill " illiam III
Miller Henry III
Meyers Conrad
McAndrews Patrick
Orendorf Elias
Popp Philip
Piles William John
Rinkle George
Reckner " illiam
Reckner Josephus
Robinson John L
bvanger John
Shaw William
Sire Bernard
Star k Henry
Smouse Josephus
Spiker John
Schroc Moses
Spiker Jacob
Stephens Peter J
Sibert William
Stanton Samucl
Stark George
Steven George
Sibert Sampson
Tice John
Tressler Thomas j
Vestyman Barney
Wegmah John Fl
Wiley John
Wilhelm Benjamin
Wiley Holmes n
Wiley Joseph T
Whitzell Elias
iley Alexander
Wilhelm Thomas b
Wilhelm Nelson
Wilhelm John
Yeast james NJ
Yeast Alfred s
Zuschlup Henry "
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12

LILLIAN FROSI,
Registers.
Augustine Alfred
Arcndt Jacob
Brown James T.
Beachy Jonas j
Blocher Andrew
Broadwaters Jefferson
Bancord John
Brcnaman Samuel
Biddibger Noah
Boetther Valentine
Broadwaters Henry
Beachy Paul Jr
Biddinger George L
Biddinger Levi
Biddinger Solomon of
Biddinger john
Brenaman Joel J
Bidd'nger Tho!iias II
Bartholomew John A
Biddinger Simeon
Broad dwaters Joscphus
Brown George
Bill Charles
1;eachy Benedict
Bcachy Emanuel
Beachy Christian j
CLANCY John G
Custer Samuel
Custer Charles David
Custer David
Cramer A ndrew J
Compton Jacob i
Crow Isaac
Coleman Kelita
burst Michael Wm
burst John r
burst Alphctis Henry
Durst Jeremiah
burst Christian
Diechlicht Andrew
burst Solomon
burst Elisha
Fngle Walter
Engle Samtiel
Fuller James X
Fuller Isaiah
Fuller Hiram d
Frost Iril Ian
Carl tz Christian
Gilman Benjamin
Hitchlngs John
Handwerk Peter
'iershberger Samuel
Hair John
Inks George
knoyer William
Laynan Anthony
Livingston Charles
Layman Daniel B
Miller Phi'ip
Miller Thomas I
McGriflin james
Miller Peter p
Muhlcnber Henry
Merrill Nathaniel
Merrill Uriaii
Otto Frederick
PtllnIau Henry
Robinson William
Resch Matthias
Rechner James
Robinson Morgan
Swanger Isaac
Slabaugh Peter J
Spiker Michael
Stark Peter
Spiker Isaac
Sibert Solomon
Stark James X
Shultz John
Shultz Conrad
Shultz Peter
Stanton Eli
Smouse Daniel
SchrammCaspar
Turner Joshua
Wiland Joel
Wagner Henry Jr
Witzgall Henry
Warwick Ashford
Warwick Archibald
Warwick Charles 0
W elfy David 2
Wood John
W interberger Henry
Yeast Jacob
.4
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e. OHIO RAILROAD

DALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
RW SCHEDULE FOR PASSENGER TRAINS.
On AND AFTER NOVEMBER 9Th 1864.
TWO THROUG IRA ms.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at 900 n. m.
I" (" Cumb'd ut f.25 ?. IN.
Arrives at Wheeling ESQ a. m.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Baltimore $40 p. m.
:" Z" " Cumbd 7.23 a. NJ.
Arrives at Wheeling 7l0p. nj.
fDaily.)
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling at 1G.lo p m.
" 60 t' Cumb'd at 9.45 a. m.
Arrives at Baltimore GAS P. m.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling l.2H a. m.
:" " " Cumb'd 1l.20 p. m.
Arrives ut Baltimore $40 a. m.
Through tickets for all the principal cities NortE
and West of tine Ohio River, may be procured at
this Office.
L. C. BEIIM, Agent.
Cumberland Station, Nov Z, 1864. IL
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Athy Bazel
Atliy Thomas w

Athy Bazel
Athy Thomas W
Barth Christopher
Crabtrce Lawrence
Crabtree James L
Crabtree Michael
Carder John
Crabtree Elias
Crabtree Joseph i
Cresap Martin Luther
Carder James
Darrison PANEL II
Daniels Dennis
Daniels John 4
Dean james
Davis John
Dean John T
Dean William
Dalon Andrew
Faly William Sr
Hixon Joseph
Howser Solomon
Heinrich John II
Kirk William V
Little Hiram II
Lutcman Rudolph
Long John
Morrow James A
Mathews William
McAtee Nathan
McAtee John d
McCrea Henry J
Nixon Benjamin L
pcnnel Thomas
Piper John j
Robinette Jasper G
Robinette George 9
Rodinger John Il
Robinette Gillian
.Robertson BENZ Ii f
sbazer John
Shryock Lenox w
Showacre Philip G
Sherwood Joseph
Stallings John II
stallings Samuel L
Twigg John T of G
Twigg Riley
Twigg Michael
wigg Chas of Chas
Twigg Samuel
Twiog Charles III
Twigg Francis I
Twigg John Of G.
Twigg Simeon
Wilson John W
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
DATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square one insertion $l 90
One square two insertions ......,,....,.r..,.. so
One square three insertions ............,,.... 90
One square one month th........................2 %
One square two months OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25
One square three months ........,..,..,;.:... 90
One square six months ....................... 90
One square twelve mon tbs. hs................... 90
Two squares one month h....................... 25
Two squares two mnoths s...................... %
Two squares three months .................... 90
Two squares six months s....................... 90
Two squares twelve months .................. 10 90
RS~ Ten hnesSr less to constitute n square.
ny All legal advertisements will be charged ac-
cofdirg to the above rates, and the party sending
the same will be held responsible for the payment
thereof.
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Dawson Thomas w
Dawson Willcry G
Dawson Eli w Jr
Dawson John Frank
lin
Dawson Lloyd r
Dyer John
Duckworth James
L vans Edward
Fondling Aurthur
Fazen baker Conrad
Fusher Ma r:in
Fusner Gcorge w
GOODWIN Peter
Green Robert
Green Benjamin L
Green John Ill
Green IA cob
Green Benjamin Sr
Cannon Michael of
Barton
Griffin Michael
Hurley John
Hubbs James G
IIeelber John
Hamil James z
Harvey John
Inskeep Davil V
Inskecp Isaac
Inskeep James S
Junkins b VI
johes Thomas Fl
1oeeylin Amasa
Kalbaugh Isaac Sr
Ea.ney Michael
Kight Silas
Kight E och Sr
X ght Enoch Jr :,
KisI.t William of y
kalbaugh Paddock '
Kimmell Joseph
Kooken john W Sr
Kirby John
kight Richard A.
Lyons + G
LausL baugh Lewis
Miller Samuel L
Mathews Noah
Moore Andrew Z
Miller John d
Mcmillan Hugh
Metz George
Metz William
Metz Charles
Merrill Benjamin
Moore William Ii
Meek John
Mcintyre David
Miller Christopher
Majors james
Majors Samuel
Meiskell David
Mcintyre Peter
Nlichaels Jessie Of G
Michaels John s
Michaels Davis
Micheeis Joseph M
nlicaaels Geore s
Nesbitc Joseph S
O'Neale James
Parker John w
Powell Robert
Poland William
Poland winn
Poland William D
Poland Isaac
Park James
Rierdon Owen
Ravenscraft John L
Ratenscraft James
Shaw James
Sexton Thomas
Sommerville John
Shearer Da7id
Shaw William Sr
Shaw Andrew b
Shaw Henry G
stuart Henry
Sheppard S NJ
Sullivan john
Trener Henry G
Tibbetts Ransom
Wilson Henry
Warwick William Sr
Warwick William Jr
Warwick Joseph w
of w
Wilson James
Ward Martin
Witt Theophilius
Yoste Daniel
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City Government.

City UONST1l1IlCIIC.
Mauor-GEORGE HARRISON.
Conacilnen-DR. j. J. BRUCE,
q J. r. CRUIEN,
GEORGE LONG,
G. B. SMITH,
II. STARTHMAN,
JOHN YOUNG.
CyerL-JOHN SGHILLlNG.
Treasurer-JOHN GEPHART.
Coycctor-JOHN B0WARD.
Balif-GEORGE FhtRSHtT2s
Wsiqh Mastr-ARTlIUR McGiRR.
BOARD meets on the first Monday in each month.
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GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CLOSING OF MAILS.
Nail East, closes daily, Except Sunday,) $50
4. NJ. -,
Nal YES, Through mail closes p. NJ; through
and way mall closes P. NJ
Saoe fer Bsdford, leaves daily, Except Suhaas''
at A. NJ; Mail closes, "a. ". ,.a. q
&dge for FrostJhry arrives $50 r. NJ leaves;
?. M; Mail closes, $50 p. N.
stags for Somerset arrives, 5r. Nj leaves A.
H.; Mail Closes o. N. r.,,a,. ou,
Fyiatstone seutweekl ly--Leaves TUESDAY anu
Friday. at | p. NJ; Mail closes, 1870 NJ.
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County Directory.
Judge of the Circuit Court-iion. JAMES SMITH.
Cierk Of tie Circuit Coun-IIORACE RESbhl.
Reqister of WiHs-GEO. w. HOOVER
Sherif-BASIL 7. GARLITZ.
Satss .4horaey--GEO. A. THRUSTON.
Surseyor--JAMES CHISHOLM, JR.
j. b. Il. CAMPBELL
DOUGLAS PERCY,
4. NJ. l.. BUSH.
CHARLES RlDGELY,
ELIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN BELL,
j. II. STALLlNGS,
j. l.. TOWNSHBND.
Tax Co,lrctor-S. L. TOWNSHEND.
CLERK 10 Comwissioaers-JACOB BROWN.
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Pearce John
Pearce Thomas
Presley Joseph
Porter Alexand er II
Powell William
Poland Frederick S
Pearce William
Ross John
Ross William T
Shaw John of III
Snyder William
Shoffer Daniel
Schuyler Andrew
Swagger John D
Stein Henry
Smith John
Sintclare Sila s
Spiker John
Thomas Francis
Witt George 7
Whetzell Conrad
Whitfield William
w hitfield Johu
ilson Edward
Wheitzell Enoch
Warwick A L
Warwick James Of W
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
REGISTRATION LAW.
DISTRICT NO. IA.

The Registers of District No. IA,
Allegany County, Nd, having completed
the registration Of the voters of said district,
aagreeably tc the provisions Of the Registration
Law, hereby announce the names of those
entered in the list of qualified voters, as des-
ignated below, and do " notify all persons
int srested to appear before them at d. IT.
Friends house during the hours of regis
tration on the Tuesday and Wednesday next
preceding the Tuesday following the first
Monday in November (Which will be the 31ss
day of October and the 1st day of November)
to show any omi Sons or other errors in said
lists, at which time the list ofqualifed voters
shall be corrected and finally cIosed
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-12
REGISTRATION LAW.
q

The Registers for District No. 8, Allegany
County, Maryland, having completed the reg
of the voters of said district, agrcc-
ably to the provision of the Registration Law.
hereby announce the names of those entered
in the list of qualified voters, as designated
below, and do "notify all persons interested
to appear before them at the place. (Grantsville)
and during the hours of registration, on the
Tuesday and Wednesday next preceding the
Tuesday following the first Monday in No
vember, (Which will be the 31st day of Oc-
tobcr and the 1st day of November) to show
any omissions or other errors in said list, at
which time the list of qualified voters shall
be corrected ehd finally closed"
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teaga Charlie II
Frantz William L
Fralich Adam
Frantz Josetk
Flurshurtz George j
Gary Peter
Goldsmith Solomon
Gross Moses
Gramlich Francis M
Guest jonathan
Gephart John
Greenbautn Wolfe
Guelich Charles
Gephart George 4
Guest Edward Q
Gross John II
| Glenn W ellington
| Humbird John
Hammond George il
Hall Henry
Hummelshine, Levi ]
Hitcshew James M
Hughes George ,
Hinchman William 4
Hughes Joseph Sr
Hays JOHN
Herring George
| Hendrickson Jona-
| thon Il
Hoenicka George i
Hill James 7
| Howard james A
| Hughes Joseph yr
Hamilton Levi Ii
Heepner Daniel
Hartsock George -,
Harshberger Wm d
Hardmah Henry
House Anon
Isaac Charles B
| johnson John +
Johrstn Thomas
| Johnsoh William RI
judy Thomas Il
| johnson William
| Johnston Wilson
Knorr George I
Kidd James s
King Alexander
Kelly John II
Knorr George T II
Koerner Joseph NJ
Kolb John
Korns jesse
Kolb John A
Knepp Christian
Kites David
Kopp John
Lynn Aquill Brown
Lawder Benjamin NJ
Little Samuel Il
| Lazier William
Long George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-02
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS,
Proceedings This Morning.

The Court met at 10 O'Clock. The heat Is ex-
eessive, and the fans of the ladies and the hats
OF the gentlemen Of the audience are In vigor-
Gus motion. The buzz Of conversation Is orisK'
and the voice of the official reporter reading
the proceedings OF W sdnesday is aite drowned
at times as fresh arrivals Of lady visitors put
out a fresh torrent Of interrogations and ejac-
ulations in regard TO the prisoners
As heretofore the prisoner Payne attracts the
main attentiou. On Wednesday Mr.. Doster,
for defense, was understood to have set up q
plea of insanity in the case OF Atzerodt. 1t
Appears, however, that he referred to Payne
II will be remembered that Mr. Dostsr asked
that he might be permitted to defer the exami-
nation of certain witnesses until others could
be sum moned from distance to be examined
In the same connection on this plea of INSANITY
1t is understood that the more distant wit.
nesses referred to are in Florida.
Most CT the witnesses in this case who have
been confined IN the Old Capitol prison. and
who have given their testimony, hav been dis.
charged. Miss Ann Surratt, daughter Of Mrs
Surratt who is on trial, who was taken in custo-
dy when her mother was arrested, was released
on wednesday afternoon. Among the absurd
rurnors ahoat in connection with this trial is
one that t,ro daughters Of Mrs. Surratt were
imprisoned, and that one of them had gone
mad and died. Mrs Surratt has but one
daughter, and she testified in the case on
Tuesday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-02
EAST DAY

The day OF humiliation and prayer ap-
pointed by President johnson, in recognition
OF the national loss, in the death of our
late President, Mr.. Lincoln, was generally
observed throughout the city yesterday.
The Departments and all places OF business
were closed and appropriate religious exer-
cises held in the several churches The whole
population united in an expression Of reveren.
tia sorrow, tempered, however, with thanks
giving. that In the midst of our great calamity
the Almighty had raised up another strong,
earnest and faithful man Of the people to con-
duct our national affairs, and insure the pre-.
seryation OF the Government. The unlversali-
ty Of grief upon this occasion illustrates most
forcibly the strength of our bond of union
and gives renewed hopes OF early peace, pros
perity and happiness.