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NUMBER 26.

prospect Of renewed regular If not active
tEodc With the sJutb, have all contributed to
swell this source Of revenne to 2s0, ,000, ,0O.
As the wants Of the Treasury in the way OF
gold to pay interest on the eold-bearing
funded debt were less than $G0, ,o00, 600 In 1865,
the Treasury comes into the new year With
eurplus In gold and silver Of about S., 600, :
Goo, including the appropriations made to
pay the present July interest On the public
debt, and not ret called for.
, 1865-07-06

CAIRO, July5.
The Fourth raesed Of quietly, hut was celeaIa
ted very 'amely In the uty. Fire companies.
Sunday Schools, and ciuIa2s generally i1tninC. in
hind them. One run was fred from the fort at
eun5Ife, a national saiuie At noon, and one gun at
sunset. The monitors anchored OF tho city wero
gtllJ decked in signal coors, significantly II.
fan:ed, but the guns reHsfned silent Moonlight
excursions on the river, and q limited dlsp1ay OF
6st works, conducted BY individual enterprise,
We.e the order Of the evening.
Tbs best was intoletable, the daJ being The
hofeEt Of the ee460n.
, 1865-07-06

GOV. n. 3. Cauptcil's tpeesh, op .n,n1 the Con
cresstional crnries at Lebanon, On Mondayl1st
He announced hi1n'elf opposed 70 al1eona5c.tlou.
tioa @ rom fisss 10 last, that neilher President
LINCOLN nor Con.reas had power 70 abol.
ish slavery, that nothing his - set Occurred
u1copstltu aonal from beginning to ED. Never.
tkc1cee he ndyiecd the people 70 aodc by II until
II could be legally set astde, and admitted that
eatd tnrthet that he was slwaye opposed to arm
irE negroes. tat be Woafd dght blstant abot!-'
ttpnitts to the death, and that the Mcclellan men
dent JohDson to oppose sny e:eva ion Of the ne
gro. He did not think that JeG Davis should be
punished, and thought thu. all losa! Bnd dlsoyal
ehould now be pnt on tcfp's Of perfect equality.
71n t4nv
, 1865-07-06
Markets by Telegraph

ST.Lor1e. JulJr.
Top1ccn-Market about as last Quoted sslta tnls
nnrntn0 ve,c IS bhcs aud boxes, whtla bids on 50
hnds were rejected.
FLnuH-Ma,ket quiet aud unchanged. ssles Of :
br1s low supes 1t S5s3 81 do delivered; ~ bfls ain
&c e1tta inspected and touoso head 1taed 1t esea
20 bsls double extra It *67s. tnd i5o % choice ~
IS % per btl.
GR11s-wAest qultt and unchanged. Poor iAl
x1,,o; good $lso4t IS prime fall ss *f4l choice
fAu s13.@L5s ptE bushel. corn-mArket active ana
CT Sc better. sses Include 10 SACKS Tejeetee a.
SIC so do at CSC TO do At tsa92c ~ 10 a. ~:
-srr 1,zso v,loy and mixed 1t sie; ts9 mixed
White 1t .se SO whle Ant yellow as 6oc: Us #h:te
atslc ~ white At SIC, and 80 do It SIC PER nusne!
nata active and higher. Safes include $50 second
band - ks At so,; 60 bushels rom s.ore ana %
s.rkt ss sacks 1T s6c ss3do It SIC; 10 % al
s:uc tna SIS do. part delivered. 1t sss per ouAaea.
, 1865-07-06

Especial Dispatch TO tho chicago AHoune'J
NASHVILLE, JQly6.
The editor Of the Dispdteh has inst returned
from Visit to East Tennessee. lie reports the
wheat crop as not looking Well. The yield will
be small. That OF corn viii be In great aound-
ance, Stores ofp.ovisiona concealed during tue
wsr are being brought into market. and all the
nece.sat,ee Of lfe are a. cheap IS In WashinRtou.
There vii. he fne yield Of fsppea aud peaches;
-Four candidates. sFe 1unnink Tor Congress u @ .ne
GreenytlIe District, three radicals aua ono con'
acFvsuve. .v..h,..
III 6mun people in Eat Tecnets ses ever TWefo
n.piitst deierml1 alton to compel the rebels 70
'ss; Gov. Il nar1is A51ntant General hss aErlved n
the CITY. Gen. Sherman Ia IN town. dca. Stea-
unp leaves Tor Chattanooga to-day IN speclA ca1
for his Aeatuuartcrs at Augusta. deoIgla WI!
he diyide under hts command, Into four dts
Savannah. Columpus, Augusta, and Aaatooa3.
d. n Brennan Will command the Dtst1tct OF So
Yrupa, Gen. AolIncAuI the District OF AuEueu.
Geu Kiuy the District Of A:toona. TIC tom.
! msnder or The District Of Columbus Is not se'
The weather Is very hot, the thermometer ur
to Q7 tn tome localities. $500
/ Convention he'd In Stewart county nomtr 4 'et
| an ex-rebel Colonel 10 nll n vacancy In tho OF
| fce Of representative, Nj. Wooda. the psesen
Incumbent, having resigned. The Prttt and
! 11mss tQEo11oW Win contain he tepo1s ot e3
, 1865-07-06

B4111moRE, July ga sezious accident oc-
cu:red to the Ptestucnt's car yesterday evening
xb6ut 9o.clpck, at the Baltimore depot OF the
Northern Ctn,lal Railroad. The train cons ste d
OF IN engine AID the Presidents car, and had
jnst arrived from 0elysbnrg whsn, lowing TO =
mltp Accd switch, It ran Into freight italn stand
Ing on aide track. Although tho speed of The
traip wss much checked, several Of the party in
the Pfesiteyt's car were injured. Senior Bew-
naga, the Chl!tan Minister, and G. J. nalptu, who
we're seriously cut abont the bead. Col Simpson,
Of The Eth army cosps, r, J. Chew, Of the ssate
Department. F. Il. Milton, Of the Executive
NAns.cn snd L. l. Grouse Of the New Yo1k
71nks.. we're slightly injured. The .car was
somewhat Injured hut not enough to prevent 1t
from proceeding 10 Washington. The accident
wss The result of carelsssncEs on thb psrs Of The
eNiteh tenders.
, 1865-07-06

NV IoHK, July b.-Gold te trn1er. The bulls
continue their policy of holding gold OF the
market, and the bears have 10 borrow largely IN
order 10 cover their shorts. Tue payment os
gold interest at the subt1essury has nut yet Tisi
biy Affected The Enrket. Cash gold Is ec.rce, and
on day Iosns 31G94 per cent tsp:id. The bull 1n-
tereei 10 yery ettopE. and .s understood to be
vWJ decidedly enmnittot 10 the purpose Of put.
tinr The premium IL nj !ts4t 145
, 1865-07-06

c1Sc1sSv71, July 5.-A t1aps.eh to the Gazette,
from II x,ngtnp, kv.. announces that the nototi-
ous gnerila. Tel. Everett, has been arrcstsd: and
l"uY1 d IL tsil in ih.t place, on charge OF mnr-
der and burning railroad trains.
The Ga.tffs'S Nashville di.patch says: Gan.
J~hnsou ia in hot pu1su.t Of tho auerilla McWsll
and aquad of oltlawt. with every prospect OF
kpr H3y rSntnrN.r n
, 1865-07-06

BALr1xoaE. July s.
nRA1x-Wheat stesdy a..ea of Ken:neEy white at
41te ard Sou:hern RED 1t $i85&t N. CoFn Ill 1T
Sic + ltttt hho 49, tor yellow
FtotR-Qu!et: taIcl OF Wsste:n extra ut 8L1aH,
AID suIornn Tetteln 1t &G4s541.U1.
PaoyfslOSs-AcYAnctpxI II nuency.
NAlsKY-Uu:1 IT 9x.1l@3.1
, 1865-07-06

raet Tenueks e-suh.Dlvfslon Of Geor.
ela INTO military Dlstrlcts-Genera1
InI,ortaut Speech by keconstFucf.
cd tennessee Politician
, 1865-07-06

...., BugTAIo, 1uly3.
TfopR-Du1l ard uaehaRged.
GRkIN. Wh+at-1aAc.1vs srd rautn1f. Corn
more Ae,ive; ~ e. No tEi1' at 63c. Qata-0uiI
anIes II Elc. BAr ~ knd Rys nominal.
W1usKY-&213h MD and fI.A7 atS'd.
CANAL FR11GhI*-To New Yofk-Ea!ier; wheat
1T rom 12c. o II Sc.
IxFoBrs-For tho lats ls honra-Fionr. II ID. brs
What fN.:,f bus Ceru. 247s'S hu t,tts IL 2i9 pa
CAxALkxF ETs-F1eur. u pffs; VII at- 50 90 tu
EaIn 8 go In; Oa'e. e, 10 bn; ttye. 4,9SY nn.
, 1865-07-06

"Reminiscences Of the 8ccnNon%-The
Fourth Three, Two and One Years
n1o..UesAlls VI the C~lebfhE1oD--s he
Corner ntUue..Pf0gFammo Of Exer.
cfsea- -Esu. boWAf1sa Grafton on tho
Sacrifices Of the Private soldiers.
, 1865-07-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

& Observance Of the Foufth-Arr1va18
and mAkterlnE Out Of TroopD-Ulx.
charging Atlent9-M8s8ouxt bush.
NhHck<rA C0waHE to kllinUtB-Atrett
Il Suppoaed BprEInrb.
, 1865-07-06

NEw YoRx. Ju1y1
Moxxr-SttadT, ut IL. per test for cstl loans.
a7x1L1S0 FIC1ANAK- Qu!tts At t8&&!09A.
GoLD-Am.rtcsn cod &rhout deci led rh ln1e.
OPP u1nx = ls0 adTspc to li03, ceelnDS to 1394
and cIosinR n 1I9H.
Govern q ent Gtotk1 ate3dy.
sTccIs--I:uli. l;n,o. .lsotz: $50 coupons. 10; da
ose year ce1tiacA'es esK 10, 4 IT.. cit Qnlck:
snv:r. s!f: r. &c. eA; Ere, s9F; Hudson 1g.4
fcrFed, tx; Cltye. pttts.. 70; Chi . X. l.. lHst
CHI, Bu ,iIEten i @. 1c9Hs IL = T. do C.. s.: TVt
& Wxb&Al MD. 70.
, 1865-07-06

TOLEDO, Jlty 5, i56s.
FtLCE-rul1, ..'[
CkAIS-whep. FAnbsr Mich..l$1 50: 70 Red,
" th +. do. HtaUI. x1.f9: cutn, 3G631cs MOL
NIX Il cal d II SC snh -: offered.
LAKE F1EioHrs-For wheat, 3Hc u Buffalo ;H to
UsWero.
, 1865-07-06

4 Double Celebration OF the Fourth
Arrival Of TrooPE-the Normal mu.
AfcA1 \ hcAdeknT.
{specisl Diepatch to the Chicago Tribu.

Especial OIepatch 10 the Chicago Tf1bune.1
MADISON, July S.
The eoth Anniversary Of American Indepena-
euce WAS enthusiastically c.lebrnted in this city
yesterday. Large crowds Of people were present
The failure Of Geo. c. Bates, OF your city,-the
expected or.tor Of the dly-to be present, was
deeply regretted, There was good deal Of feel
Ing That Judge ot!cn, who had tlken such ultra
, 1865-07-06

MILWAUKEE,, July 5.
FLoUR-Nothlng doing.
ce1pts. Il. 900 hu. ,SaIes On Change
stGoo bu at SLo1x9t.o1. OAt1-ssuil. Sales, 3o1 bu
No. delivered at sc. Cozn-Qaast. Sales Of "a
bu ehelled At sc.
Nhcst market 1t the NeHhsn House THU evening
qoiet And uurhsuked. Sales Of C0o bo no. L. cash
sellers option this week It $L0lH9t q,
, 1865-07-06

LAW lhTEllIGENCE.

U8Wx1ft3. July .
FLorn-3c lowpr. sa"cs 80 hr's 1t 46.75 15.1t fo
No. A.rpx: 2673s.95 rcd Wthser; s1.1a83 IS I'll
xhi.h. ~ sNG2 Sc for no,
, 1865-07-06

Locomotive Exploklon-Two PerAons
N11Eed-Chufch Matters In HtXa6-
General eht r1 m on R1llIardS-Cru-l
1'un me nj and Death 0f q soldier
Tie Fourth In Cairo.
, 1865-07-06
The Eexzrns 1labe1s Corpus
GA&N.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-1n the Coz=ens habeAs
co1prs Case, tn.taY, JutCs Thoupson. of the
suprere Court. Of r nusylyana a, ordered the re-
o 1s 1nd e, 40 I a,a =;
iabess ce1pus ts AMY gwen to him BY Congress
duffnu the COZ kipuaLcr Of war.
, 1865-07-06

NEW YoaK, July 5-Chief Justice Chsse nd
daughter s.rivra at the St. Ntchotas horel last
eEenfpg, and will leave this evening for Ptovl~
deurc Enode 1.lant.
, 1865-07-06

The Fourth ut E4u!t9iAx.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 5.-Thc Fourth Wac up.
p1anf:Ately oossrTcd By the few AmsElcAn Vlsii-
ora here.
, 1865-07-06

Inaugurntfom Of The N1nnn
Stutue.
BotroK, July 5.-A atntue to noracc Mann
plsced y front Of the State Nouse, oppoPite the
statue Of Ualiel Webster. Was appropriately In
aucuttted yesterday Addresses were made bY
E5yefnpf Andrews and DR.. G. Hove.
, 1865-07-06
| news BY TELEGRAPH.
! THE FOURTH.
Observance Of the Day Through.
outthe North.
THE GETTYSBURG CELE-
BRATI0N.
the EMANCIPATION JUBILEE
At WASHINGTON.
The Presidents Car Damaged
Se1eral Persons Injured.
INAUGURATION 0FTHE HORACE
MANN STATUE.
The Presidents Health
Improving.
| Subscriptions TO THE 7-30
LOAN, $5,G68,5W.
| LETTER FRGH BREckikRlDGE--HiS
VIEWS ON THE SITUATION.
| ESn15 E1nEa6 lao 10
The Presidents Car Damaged
SeYeral Persons Injured.
INAUGURATION OFTHE HORACE
MANN STATUE.
The Presidents Health
Improving.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE 7-30
LOAN, s5,668,500.
letter FRGhH BREckikRlDGE--HlS
VIEWS ON THE SITUATION,
ERO1I WASHINGTON,

The Emancipation J0bilee-yp~eches
By Senator Wilson and Gov. ffnhn-
PROMOTION OF an llilnc1s OfI1cer-
uRnc1ck7A c. rps.
, 1865-07-06
FROM RLDOsltNGTOy.

Tbs FHurtb-GFard Ftremenss Tour.
nAms snr-The Prizes Won-The
koureh NJ Eheneysa GroFe-A Great
CfuSyd in AxEtndance.
, 1865-07-06

r.Gs for; the .ems,nire amount Of q a:l II 70 70
which were added feU. rec siysd from The E,$It ~
Fair, was handed 10 Mr. Brya,, bJ the Board ot
Msraeess Of The German Deps.' 'tment.
Ats meeting Of the Indies CO unected VIII the
Gernsn department Of the Fair, held at Tutnes
Hall, JuEe asih, 1855. the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Rtsofrtd, Tuat The thinks Q! tbs so:aetY arc
tminently due to our Presttcrt. Hrs. Julia Butz,
for her unttrng energy and her jucitdons MAD
aeemeut Of the German Dspartm :nt ny WHICH tne
suecess Of the German part Of the Fn1 Was 30
very much furthexed:
Eeso!rtd, To express the thanks Of Ibis society
to the ladies' Of the Board Of M4masets.' PsEtca.
Mrs. Leverenz, who never tired II their tGotts to
carry On the good wor.s:
Rf.olptd, that this eoclety conveys IT. thanks to
tntous publiea,iou Of Ill ndvertiseusnts cocce1r*
Ing The Far, a. we'll as for thelr conttnusd aid
and support IN tie carse:
RtsolEtd, That all donors aud Ill Hho took pstt
in The Fntr arc entitled 10 our eYc1lastuc Ihapka
, 1865-07-06

Tiptop.
MoCST WAsHE,G7oS, July 5.--The thermome-
ter at the T,rfcp House, .ts:3 this a. m stood
It 81 degrees.
, 1865-07-06

BK1psnos1, Ju1ys.
Ann,Exp-Reso.uts, Leuont, a.oto osieea, 2. euuin
v,Td. stons ~ cuo.e yazaa sunbls stnne
Asyaar., Anaas " euole 1.zda <p.bs stoaa; T. q.
, 1865-07-06

Net reeep ~, 49, -: ,.;.., - .th:- a..
n,,tmenfs Of The Fair for 1srEer objects dorsted
he German Department (knabe'a piano, Rrnna-
| E,tk's billiard ishle, etc,,} which Ne1e eQld Of
, 1865-07-06
Tessela Passed Detroit.

DK1Ro1e. July s.
Ur-Pome:oy. sturEes, 0wasco. II. 8. Scott, Auto
c1st, Titan, He'd White Il Blue,
DowN-Pe1cw. Bteden, Monitor, Arnold, sonaets.
Wind, EoYth.sHLt,
, 1865-07-06

Observance OF ahe Fontth-CP sunlfles-
Arrival or s:eH. Ord-Rurgtnri~a-
Schooner suLk-DeelAtUn on 1he Ho-
Lice Law,
, 1865-07-06
Petroleum & Miners Exchange.
wCo11I

FRNFO d CHILDB. Dealers IN Western Wools, Ho.
10 City Whsr. and Commerce street Bos3}nt }6ts!s =
LhsEsS4sss ..1a.n ~ Het"tAe@' S" RS. .slt-s5s
, 1865-07-06

Woop's MrsKrx.-"Eady Of Lyons" aud
Maid of Munster" are the pieces announced for
this evening.
ACADEMY or Mus1o.-Budworth's Minst1eIs
psstusm AGAIN tonight.
, 1865-07-06

GLAND TauHK LINE Or 3TEAAEns.-Therc are
now four Of tho most magnificent steamers In the
country running three lines each week from thi.
city to Sarnia, wn ere iney connect with the
Grand Trunk Railway. They arc the .B. F,
Wade" " Montgomery" i" Antelope" and "sun, y
all low:.pressu1e passenger steamers Of the frs,
c1ass, dlted mp not only #lth every attention to
the comfort IT passengers but with degree oil
tlegance rendering them real tlo1tln. palaces.
This line possesses pFeat adVaItaces fot tour
ard travellers, being The most direct aud aceess1
hle to the masaidceu!l7 b-autiIul scenery Of hi
St. Lawrence, snd Ill the other famed points IL
the EssL I. h1so connects with all The ltoes o
Is3lA5y In the En4teFn States. There Is nnir ont
tssn.htpmeHt from Chicago to Montreal, Potttaat
sEd Do'ton. For 'uEther particulars eea adyer
tttemcut in another column.
, 1865-07-06
FROM JACKSONVILLE.

Cele bFaslon OF the Foufth-fsVer 30.,
200 PetBDn1 pre8ent-AH 1mp0aluE
Proc. Aslon-An Amusing 6uflala
AUkat.
, 1865-07-06

WINES AND SpIRlTs.-A new wine nud spiri
house has recently been opened at No. 23l Ea:t
Madison street, between Wells md Franklin, by
Dr. Rsphae1, IN q plan which cannot hut com
msnd Itself to the favorable notice Of the public
The atm of the proprietor ia to eu.5le the buyer
to get whst he wishes, from The heat Frencn
bIsudy ooWn"atde. charging the proper price
fo1egn Enker, with the really dne winss md
epirit + of CUR own county. bf, Raphaet's cus.
tn Is TO supply purchasers with Simple Of what
they require, which fs labelled, and ny sending
tie a. ue'c called Ios His mode Of dong business
ts siready bringing l,rea amount OF patronage; !;
the public lika 10 deal where they can rely on
honorable treatment.
, 1865-07-06

A QUIET Fornru OF 1ULI.-If the taleuder oi
the Police Court be a true criterion By which to
Judge Of the order AID disorder prevailing In the
community, We must hare been very orderly
/ eople on the Fourth Of Ju1y. 2s thera we're Quly
twenty eight cAses on the police docket md not
few Of theee wert held over from the preccdln4,
there 70 lew a1renss the gloriaeations Of the
Fourth, IS on Tuesday last and uevef before did
peoolo eIfoy themseIve. 80 W<1-
, 1865-07-06

Tue MINISTER'S 1ssr1ruTE.-Thfs body is now
in seaslon at the U1iyereIty Of Chicago (neaz
Camp pcu2las}, listening 10 coa,aes Of lectures
IRON Rev. r. E. Patt,son. D. D.; Rev. Sllas Bal.
ley, D. D.; Rev. n Colyer, D. D., and Rev. D.
Rsad, IL D.
on thla {l'hursdsy) everirg. Prof. Mccoy VIII
de,tycr tree lecture On E1ocnion, 1t tue Unt7ef.
sity. Oiergymen and othera ste cordially Invited
tn ATTEND.
, 1865-07-06

MERCANTILE BArTERy.-The members and ex
members Of the Chicago Mercantile Battery will
meet this (rhuzsdsy) evening, By order Of Capt
P. q. While, commanding. at the Mercantile A.
epclatfon roomB At Il O'Clock. 10 participate In
bonqnet given to Them by the Mercantile Assocta
Hon it the fremont 1ouSe.
, 1865-07-06

CHICAGO CrrT RA1LvAE.-At the annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Chicago City Rai'-
Way Company, held on Monday, July Sd, 1865, the
following board ol directors ssas elected for the
enxn.Dg year.
Henry Fnller, Samuel II. Nickereoa,
Chas. II. Walker, Tracey j. Bronson.
Daniel Thompeon. Je1ome Buehes,
Geo. " Fui.er
, 1865-07-06

LARcEST.-Mary Smith was brought mp in the
Pol1ce Court On Wednesday morning, charged
with having etolen some clothing from tho bald
jre IN which tbs fire broke out on North CLARK
stree, On Saturday night The examination et. c.
lied ihe fact that the accused hsl weakness for
ptlfef1pg, and ebe was accordingly held over 10
The Recorders Court II bords OF $AH. In de-
fault she was committed to Jail,
, 1865-07-06

F1reHses for materials for embroidery,
for poode sold on commission, decoia-
tipps, .........-.-..%-...-.....s". $50 u
, 1865-07-06

4 Dor DRowsEp.-A little boy playing nea1
the waters edge, at the foot Of Hsrzison street,
In the South Branch, on TnesdsJ last, Waded IN
beyond his depth, tnd before assistance arrived,
was drowned. An inquest was held on the body
By Coroner Wagner yesterday morning, and 4
verdict returned in accordance with the above
fartu.
, 1865-07-06

CROWDED 0Ur.-A number Of interesting items
OF general and city news arc unavotdsbly crowded
out to-day, by the extended account which VIC
rive Of the celebration Of the 4th Of July, In and
about Chicago.
CHURCH GCnD.-The regular mcn!hlY meeting
, 1865-07-06

TIE kHAHE FIAHot-We iptlnt with p1e23ute
the snbjoined letter from A. c. J. Kaufman, Pro
feseor Of Music, at Lyons, Iowa, to Julius B,ue,
& Co., Of this city, agents for the celebrated
Knahe. The praise here given is we'll deserved:
II eives me great pleasure 10 inform you thai
ct one Of oIr recent concerts at Lyons Fem lie
CoileFt, upon which occasion we used one OF
y N. Knabe s Co.'S. elegant Pianos, said instru.
ment rnse the mott unbounded eansaetlon to
the performers. aEd created the admiration OF i
latEe and app1ecistiye audience. A. for mgself,
must say, never used and heard equare
piano OF such power, softoess Of tone, and
e!ss1cit! OF loucb az this, and others Of knabe'
make, which hare cotnc under my observation,
and must declnse In these laes. that tho copstzuc
ton Of these pianos Is supetlot to ali ever had
the pleasure Of testing.
, 1865-07-06
QUARTERLY RI PO f T
Second National Bank
OF CHTCA GO,
On tho Morning Of tho first MondaV
Of Jnlyy 1864.

No2K and Bills D.seourted.........ss
UveTrfAf'S.,.--....-
7u1ttu.o Aha IIutsa.-....~......+
RtTef 1e Glamsx ....4....--...
, 1865-07-06

DRAFT FUNDS ron THE SECOND WAnD.-A
large number Of citizens OF the Second Ward aro
arx1ous to know what has become Of the funds
placed in the hands OF the Draft Committee for
That Ward. They Affirm that no report his ever
been made, and 10 explanation aver given In con
necuen With the nattar. Perhaps the gentlemen
who have ha1 the management hare bucn 70 busy
In making preparations for. md celebrating the
Fourth that they have not had time to attend to
miEor alTlirs. Now that The excitement is over,
II the clnzena per.cvare, they will no doubt bs
rrat1nsd by having full and correct report etven
them concerniRR any funds they may have CON
kr1buted towards ayertlns tht drsit In that Ward.
, 1865-07-06

U o. "EA4NW
fad with u q
TreS1lYer 10 80,
tu:e ci:eulat'E.
q. Bends cepot-
lied Heth U Il
Treasurer to 80.
cue detO<s....
Us hr1dBsId7 81
Ao:e6tu1and-..
, 1865-07-06

Tue Board or TRADE DELEGATION to the De-
troit Convention hi Id meeting yesterday after
noon, to arrange thcIr policy ut the Convention.
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