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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

LEADING As1IcLs.-.jld Wreinia; Better GIVE l. tp;
Rebe densr Of Rebel C,qel,ss 10 taoq Prisoner ,e9
ion Liberty saturday Murders Religious Liberty ia
NKSs srxasrY-Mi.ary Naval; New. from wa.hiag,ou:
Eew-York Hewinglnd: Nifs'noi The Caohn" md
Western States, Domestic Miscellany
foEKIcS Nsws--Europe; Mexico.
RESTORATION Berjsinin T. Perry appointed Provisional
Governor Of Soutb Carolina.
Fnos enc sGo-Specal Correspondence.
TEHeIpIc foSx,bo IN WIscoSsIS-finy Dwellings Pros.
tsted: Seventeen essons Nisd ard One Hundred o1d'd
INreRgsTISG IRON EUROPE
OUR EUROPEAN CoRRssPo,pysCr-London and Paris
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ther Crncltcs Report OF the Rebel Committee Of nvestss'
Lxr1gns PROM CAxADA-Conover; Gen. Dixs VisIt The
Defense Question; Annexation or independence The FsIt'
RAItw.Y CssrALlInsOre Msn Killed and Ten Twelve
Seriously lnred thc Hudson River Road Forty or Fifty
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GEs MEApy's ORpRR DIRECTING TBE CONSOLIDATION OF
mn ARMY OF THE PorosAo en-, p..-.,, l.
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NEw-YORK sElu-WEEKLY TRiBUNE.

IN TIE NEW-YOBK SEMi-WEEkLY TRIBUNE il
published every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY, anu contain. I'll
the Editorial articles Acrey Local in character; Literary
Review aud AT Cri.idsusi Letter, from large Of
correspondents; or,g' sai Domestic Letter; Special
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complete Summary of Foreign and Domestic Ncws .xc.
sve Reports Of tho Procet,. Of Tho tarmcs Irb OF the
American Institute Tan about tt and oil ~ horicuInrii
Goods sud General MaLc r. ports, which pD1h'nrd "a
THE DAILY rRiBCAL. Il fcgu-nily ccuttins srsicicl
winch tie n st pressure Of advertisements VIA permit
TO pm. IN the Daily Edition THE sHMl-WEhkLl
TRIBUNE 40 gives IN the conr,s oil year THREE OF
-FOUR Of the
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JEW AMERICAN SKIRT.
~ AND FANCY GOODS.
81. J.. BROWN. linporsL
No. IS6Peshs., " !
Professional Notlccs.

NHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ f,or Of Special Auatcny and Surgery Ia the syracoss
Nedca, College. n Y Once 81 Fast 27-s, Consultations
from u 10, to ., and to9 SPECfALTlfs: Diseases Of
the Nervous Seminal, Urinary aud Cuansous systems,
~ b-Sriotnres which been treated by Csuerizhg
Cv'tng or Rapidly Dli'ns Operations net Undertaken.
SURGlCAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
- psesses ofhe Pelvic Vce under the care Of RI
H. DNOS. Editor Of The Soslpci Structure. Piles Varico
cee. Hernia and f.ulA Every Of Structure admits Of
radical and Dcuanen. in days and often All iuiue
date by DIR. DIS instrument. the Urohrotouie
designed expressly 20 modify Mr. Sync's operation In ali
Of the three ef ons, the is guar
snteed the be undertaken. Oce hours from 20
daily, and I 10 evenings al No. ~ tiithove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

E'OR SALE-On Hudson River railroad,
within 29 FEET Of deep wafer, sixty Elicit st. two
LOTS fronting Eleventh ave, with tsiory 5re DOiLD
ING originally factory snd suitable FOR liant nanu@o;l rinS
purposes good order, aud used tenement VII
be ,o,d BARGAIN exchanged for other properly BENE
NJ.
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TT WASgMY MOTHERS VOICE; = For
r,.,o %: Violin, Isc. PAT HALOY, With picture
w. Plaa ~ sIs;k StSiS sLuny, No. M Bsnn7.
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A. n MEsvIu Auoionsv -
DY BANGS, MEKWIN & Co.. Nos. oy4 and
ID COS Hrosdwsy, co., Of tthst-Sies Of Boon. "a
orsry Picsres Wcrts Of AT. Fsnov GooAA Furniture "a
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49s
ID Rwsy ne sriy opposite St. Nicholas Hsst-GEo LIZ
WITT Amtiorosr Nv !. Il. Cooley con's"men" soncnea
A JouRSxAr Aucioneer Office No. Pinese
DEREMPTORY SALE At Pablo Auction, on
i THURSDAY July D. 1865. at IL O'Clock M, az Exoh.nse
eaIo.,,om No III Broadway NJ " OF fARN oil Samuel H.
Barnes esq., New Dop. station i,iand-conan'ns ~ s1,ee
Superior place for Dairy Farm land extends 70 'ns we,
rops with the farm Splendid Grove scTe" on ana near
tho water Sale perenptory on sccount o, VIZ
owner Bills. with further paFtiouaF-'a oneo u u" "
tiopeer. No. 6 Finest
COMMENTARIES GgsxRALs OFrcg. FIRST Division
WAsBiNar0S CIrr, June 70 1902
GALE of GOVERNMENT HORoES-W III
- BE- sold At public auction during the month oil Jny
1866 The highest bidds tue times and places nsso "e
IBLYiA0RE. ND. WEDNESDAY, Jnlys
CrrSNOrO. u. C., THURSDAY. Juye ,sn,v
GIFSBORO u. C., FRIDAY, Jny !. and on TthSDA''
THURSDAY ard FRIDAY Of each week thefeaf!er'
YORk, Pa. FRIDAY, Juy
WIJIJAMSPORf PA. WEDNESDAY,. J.ly H.
READING PA. FRIDAY, July H.
FAsTON pa NJ ESDAY, July 49,
BALTIMORE, MD. WEDNESDAY. Jsiy H.
NEWPORT Pa; FRip4r july u;
wiLMINGTON DEL. SATURDAY yuyzs
BALTIMORE. MD. MONDAY, JOY II.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day
For road sud farming purposes many good bargains ny De
had. Horses sold aiugly
Sales to comnencoa at 10 m
Tefiu. cash. in United State, currency $500
Brew Brig Gen. in charge Fin. Division q. NJ. o. D.
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John PHGNIXs NEW COMIC BOOK

il published tli. week
TIE SOUlBDB PAPERS-A and intensely comic book
by the late John Phonx suthor ~ " Phonixna Full OF
humorous Illustrations by the author Price ~ 80
Locking Aronnd--A novel by A. 4. Roe......sl So
Orpheos C. Herr Pspes-A hird seres...........ti So
Wylder's Hsnd-An exciting English uovel.....Sl IS
Fairy Finsen--Nrs Mowatts novel.........sl -
ST. Phiips-New novel by author q" Ruedgo. .....Sl 75
Hugh WoIthington-Mrs Holiness noveL.....S I'll 81
Mary Brsndssee-A new "WouIsns noyel".....sI -
Superior tishins-Roosevot, sporting hook....42
Lovers and Thmkers-A new uovel..............Sl 50
- All Handsomely bound in CLOTH aud by mail free
on receipt o! price b.
CARLETON Publisher. New York
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No l. flsr Csavas.and Irvine No rs. Soap ani T4low
2 Cotton. Canvas aud 20 brusio
Ivl.r -, SL.to'sfy.
4 lion 40 -. Ha'dwaTc.
4. Tin, Zinc. &c. - Shpthssdsfy
5. Sperm Oil p. CopPoi Wn~
z. Co0kin, Uensi, - lnewOod
no Leather Sc. 81 r,Nessf)oi, and
~. Hose If M
- Iisnunv'r. o. Insin Iron.
j. Lau,crls and Lamp, - Z oni
"a OK Hile- cor Ropes. 90. Sheet '"pPsF.
-. sheet Iron.
fhe iooiia tie cfssr-, By then urslrs re 'rsi
tho ,esp.cti,r Ss,y ga.
KltTfRT
No,. I, 2. :. 2, 10. 70. p -.
IIAGLFSTOiVN.
Nos. a. :. =. 10 H. a.. r.. 10 Z0 80. -. ?, . IL
NnOOHllA.
ko,l ,SA5 = 10 H. l.. iJ d. - y. q, ~ ~ u, y.
pfiiLADf iPlllA.
no. !. 3 4.5. 7, 49, A. -. 20 q. r. ~. 81, ~
WASHINGTON.
Nos. !. 5.ta, II. u. ~. p. 2; ~ a.
NORFOLK.
No. :. =. 10, n, r.. 10 10. 20 p. - p - u.
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New pnbIleatlons.
THE MYSTIC CANOE !

Lovers OF American Romance will find in this new work
from the pen Of
EDWARD j. ELLIS, USO.,
something unusually chsrns Though story Of the forest
and lakes IL the elements Of personal interest the por.
tsyl Of the divine passion its Of exquisite beauty 1t
constitutes
BEADLE'S DIME NOVELS no. So
and sold by all News Deser. or seut POST PAID o. AZ
cxIPr or PRIoE, TEN CENTS
BEADLE 4 COMPANY. Publishers,
No. ll8 W illiani.,.. EeS-York.
American News Co, Gen, rnl Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

fTyHE JUBILEE JULY No. of DEMORESI''
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, with splendid novelties IN
s1.vnss Psshions Stories Fireworks, hoosenSa .uad
n,si., Do moi fail to the Jublant Jubilee July NUN
bsr Now ready isay ~ f, va. On receipt Of prIes
Sncs cvX iENSINiS DEMOREST, No. % Beskmsn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
II 5. GOVERNMENT SALE.

4. BUGDHT'1 JONtS { Co, Aulti0neeI,,
will sci IT Public Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
EINE FARMING and TIMBER LANDS

Il SALE-A very valuable tract OF 300 srys
portion covered with original growth - timer OF als
quality; balance tine farming land inclutes prime fsrI, Of
100 acres Tavern aud ssnds &c On the line o. tia
Camden and Atlantic Railroad about 20 mile. from philael
phia. IN n.ioR Township, amdcn County " j. VIII he
divided st purchasers To party Of settlers
ducsnlru,. aye here offered Appiyto JOHN DICKSON.
No. no Wslnut.s,. Ph!lsdeiphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

MISSOURI LANDS-MlNERAL LANDS.-
IVA 5000 acre- Of wild PRAIRIE and TIMBER LANDS.
containing coal lead srd iron tor SALE Il low pices by
LOWRY son. Land AND Real E.ta. Aseni,. 3. Louis
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XYLDER's HAND-This New Novel by
MONTHLY NAGAZNT-

~ Jubilee Number Tor Juy--rLc lull,s on., iiise
Song-Splendid Poen->uiiu.c Fashion 80 non ll 80
full Size Patterns AID other novee. t,- 20 500 the
elegant and valuaL, July number Nei.iy - yai'a
bic pre- mum. Mailed fee receipt OF mica =. .n',.
N.JENHlNt,N DENIM. i.,r.
No. ~ Heahs.r-i.. \. y.
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A. H. MEsvuu AuotioasG - !,
DY BANGS. MERWIh & Co.. NOS. oy4 snd
ID COS Brosdwsy. con- Of tth-st-Saes Of Boon. Sss
orsry Pictures WORKS OF An. fsnov 0ooAa Furn~us 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, NO. 4S'
DRw.v re sriy opposite St. Nicholas Hsts-GEO A. Liza
WIT Artiortsr Nv L. r.. Cooev. Conssnmenu soiiciea
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-26
TER poIIcY OF President JOHNSON iNDohsLp
M Uv The national democratic

TsE Policy OF President JOHNSON INDoss.o
NV THE DEMocR national democrat.
general committee of Kings county, n. 9
regular meeting on the 9th inst, lndorsea ~
noiicv of President johnson as far as indicateI
rspard TO the southern states, and Piedgsu
their earnest support in the restoration ap;n;..
and Jacksonian democratic policy in the ao in. IN
tration of the government. They sugees' 80,
former preiudices among democrats shouio
be set aside, and the best efforts usea 10 orne
.bout /. national united brotherhood rom "aine
to Csn.da.-Paducah (Ky.) Federal Union.
The democracy of Kings County, N. T.,
showed good sense, but We do. not perceive
that they are entitled to any higher praise
than .hs democracy of Rock Island, who, on
the 22d of last April, unanimously adopted
the following resolution:
Resolped, That Andrew Johnson, now president
of the United States, il entitled to and shall re-
csivs our earnest support in every measure car,
cuIated to produce the pacifcation and union %
she people of the United States, and to oring 20
condien punishment those who would destroy 'he
admirable system ofgovernment founded oy Out
patriot fathers.
The same resolution was also adopted oy
the democratic city council on the lst day OF
May.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-26
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the
l. Tobacco Store Illinois street, in johnson 8
American Block, where he will continue the bus.
mess oil Tobacconist, and the manufacture oil
cigars he will keep always on hand a good
stock OF all Ainds of Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff.,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, &c, Sc,
where he hopes to see all his friends and the pub
lie generally and merit share of public patron
age. MATHEW sCHIEGEI
Rock Island, June %, DIFF.
70 GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP.
NJ Call at the Argus Ofice
ro GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
mn - 90. CAN at the Argus onioe.
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP.
mo Call at the Argus Office
M Call at th e Argus Ofioe
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP.
ro. Call at the Argus Ofiiee
~ 1ET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
Call at the Argus Ofios.
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
Call at the Argus OfHoe.
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~ GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
esr Can 1t the Argus OAsA
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OUR NEVADA CORRESPONDENCE
CARSON CRY, Nevada,
MAY 26, 1865.

EDITOR r. I. ARGUs-Matters of general
;,ta,ast are not of an uncommon character
inst now. Excepting an unusual depression
in mining stocks for the past few weeks, our
local topics have consisted of speculations on
who robbed the Pioneer stage, of Wells, Far
90 & Co.'S treasure box, on the morning OF the
2lst. and obtained Sc, 500 in coin, and "a 600
in grsenba There are 80 many thieves
and robbers in the country, that it is rare
that any two men suspicion the same parties.
A reward of sc, 900, in coin, is offered for the
capture of the Z" Road Agents" and treasure,
OF 81, 500 for either.
As the public journals have been discuss
ing the causes of the recent great decline in
the leading mining stocks, without any two
fully agreeing upon the cause. III not pre-,
tend to but little except giving the quoted
sales (psr foot), in April 22d and May 18th :
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-26

The change in prices was brought about in
the last week of April,a they have not ma
terialIy changed since that time. Some at
tribute the sudden fall to the bankers with
drawing loans on stocks. thereby compelling
many holders to sell when no money could be
had to purchase outside of an interested few.
Others say it is combine ton of the bulls
and bears, and an unchsritable few assert
that the large owners and managers of the
mines have accomplished the task in order to
frighten small stockholders and thereby ena-
BILE the big fish to gobble up the little ones
One thing is very true, that no change in the
production of the several mines named could
have effected it. The quantity of bullion is
steadily on the increase, and therefore the
difficulty in ascertaining the true cause of
of such rapid and great decline in valuable
stocks.
The Indians have not ceased to commit
depredations on the more remote and sparse
" settled communities. Measures are beng
taken which it is to be hoped will reduce the
red skins to a state of peace or death.
The weather has been rather cool for early
vegetation, and garden sass" is not very
plenty yet, except as we receive supplies
from California.
Yours &C.,
JOHN WATSON.
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sports himself about the streets. is rather
proud of his conquest, and is doubtless await
ing the action of the republican Legislature
with calm confidence that they will invest
him with that political equality which will
give him the right to demand this ''old mans
daughter" or any other on whom he may fix
his ardent affections. Such incide nts as this
one will be of Frequent occurrence, doubtless,
when the Solons of our general assembly
shall declare there shall be equality of races
in Connecticut. We wonder If the father we
have mentioned will place his ballot in the
box for negro equality. and if he is as strong
in the miscegen faith as he was two months
agof
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-26
Miscegenation--AC Case In Connecticut.
WIN. NJ. GEsT,
ounty Superintendent.

IT,.
From the Bridgeport Farmer.
For some time past startling bit of gossip
las been in circulation which has foundation
N fact, and is strictly true. We commend it
% those of our fellow citizens now advocating
he wicked and impious doctrines of miscege-
nation, amalgamation and negro equality -
We omit the names of the parties out of re
pect for the feelings of the family of the girl
appears that one of the wealthy citizens of
Bridgeport has IN his employ darkey of the
masculine gender, whom he employed as
J. coaohman, and who has pretty good opin-
on of himself having, on several occasions,
sctured to the people of his color aud oficia.
ed as committeeman at several of their gath.
srings. He is quite darby Completed -
E.bous the color of piece of we'll seasoned
mahogany. The stable in which this fancy
i moks secludes himself is not far from the
house in which dwells the family of a strong
{ epublican, who has always been of the opin.
on that darkey was as good. if not little
bit better, than q white man. A member of
his family is girl about 16 years old.
Upon this girl the lascivious darkey fixed
lis eyes, and, strange as it may appear, a
Irritation sprang up letters followed the dar-
ey representing hims slf to be the SON of a
cuban, with great prospects of wealth in
sore for him, &C.. that although he was
ark skinned, he had white heart &C.
'hus matters progressed until the darkey ar.
snged the plan of an elopement, when, with
woman's nature. she betrayed the secret.-
ne letter arranging the meeting was found,
4 which the black scamp urged the girl to
st what money and jewelry she could, and
set him at the spot named. OF course a
sene followed-the girl, in turn, reproached
le father for his course, and told him that
ne had frequently heard him say that he
I'D no objection to his sons marrying colored
iris, or bis daughters colored men. If 40
q sposed.
d However much the republican father m;,h.
we enjoyed this theory, he had NO notion of
IL daughter putting it into practice. and the
:, - aent from home to some safe and a.
Aadsd place. The darkey, however, ssill
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-26
FROM THE ssTH ILLINOIS.
CAMP NEAR MONTGOMERY, ALA,
-.ess June 10, 1865.

Col. DISCRIMINATION Sir :Dou btless you
have, ere this. heard of our safe arrival at
the camp of the 5Sth Ill. VOL, and that to
our country belongs the honor of having
furnished the second Co. K, 5Sth Ill. VOL,
we having been thus assigned, to fill the
vacancy caused by the mastering out of the
old Co. K
We have pleasant camp, and nothing to
debut we are very uneasy and anxious to
get home. Having enlisted for only during
the war, not to exceed three years, and the
war being ended we do not see by what
right we are held down here among the
swamps of Alabama. Many of us left our
families and our farms to serve our country,
and while we are willing to serve as long as
our services are needed, we don't like to stay
here just to please a set of shoulder straps
whose only desire seems TO be to show their
authority and to make money. We believe
an order has been issued to send Us home
but tn at we are detained here by our officers,
in order that they may draw big pay and
speculate awhile longer. When the order to
Whistler, 6 miles out of Mobile, and had we
been sent home at once we might have got
there in time to help considerably ON the
coming crops, aud also have saved many
lives and much expense to Uncle Samuel.
The heat is intense, here, and the country
seems burning up with the drought. Two
days ago one of our men was sun stroke, and
that night the cries of the sick could be
heard all over our camp. The next morning
20 cases of typhoid fever were reported in
oursregiment.
We are now forbidden tc leave camp in
the middle of the day.
Why, In the name of humanity, are we
kept here, without any apparent good reason,
and our overburdened country taxed for our
useless service?
The ARGUS is an ever welcome visitor
here, and read by all, with great interest and
pleasure. Yours, with respect,
j. NJ.
Co. K, 5Sth Ills. Vols.
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BILL TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
In the Circuit Court of said County Of the Sep
TENDER term, A. d. 1865.
BILL TO FoREcLosE MoRTeAGE.
John Jones vs.
Robert w. Smith, Mary B. Smith, Amos Avery,
Maria Avery, Wells Andrews and EbeneIsr
Lsthrop.
To Wells Andrews:
AFFIDAVIT that upon due enquiry you cannot
be found having been filed in the above me ntioned
cause, and order for publication Of notice 10
you, having been entered, you will take notice
that bill against you in the above mentioned
cause, I'm pleaded as above mentioned, was filed to
the September term OF this court, A. d. 1864, and
that splurius summons has been issued comms nd
ing the sheriff OF Rock Island County to summons
you to be and appear before this Court, at the
next term thereof, to be holden at the Court
House in the city OF Rock Island in said County,
on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT, to answer the said bill, at winch last men,
toned time and place said writ 10 returnable.
and unless you shall appear at said last mention.
ed time and place, and answer, plead or demur
to said bill decree will be entered against Won
in accordance with the prayer thereof
Rock Island, June sd, 1865. ...r ~
SAMUEL p. HODGES, Clerk.
CHAs. NJ. 0sBoRs, Comp Sol - 81
June 2Sw4w. va" ~