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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

md l.e', and ps'.' H. r. livingston Co. In. r
ship Java, Dassea' Savannah days. 10 0"'A'' io'"s
Ship Hsp;, H.usoct New'orls'n' 20 days. oil cake 'nS
Shin Star of the Union, Reed. Newcastle 81 days coal
Samuel g. Reed Co. Was II days W. Of the Banks VIII
Bsrf Maxwell Coi Jersey, Ledsn, Rio Jsusro 20 days.
.n s S.J p"s o esas; HSos 'sS '' ~ A
Bark isi.ess Clark ChsrstOn days. Us bales cotton 70
S Bark r~sed afi Wia.oi ST. McDo Cow ByD
day. sca j. T. Whitney Co Ro,ar Gardens. II days.
sugar BARI e GcaSooa to Ss:aa Ben,ose Av;ssG Ns,ic
B. Thompson for Liverpool. Osd!.s -.
Bark Baldrr Nor Andersen Bordeaux 50 days wine As
BARK Arran lie to Bsrbaloes) Hodgson Auguads p r.
IA days, u'oasses j. c. MeArthnr Nc, K.nv p,c+o.
Eric s a' Pi. GS' ta csero Naples 80 day. u ts
R,,s NH. Johnson 5of st. Andrew. N 3D. wsycos
Cionfiegos 81 dsyy sugar, &c: J. try" Go; p..A.
Brig Saxon tof s. Johns NJ FL Green, Cow bay 'aAJ$
Bs NeIis Staples. st. Croiz 10 days, mOlsses, Roche
brr EnGops tHan,. Feu,er Hong Kong Feb. 10 and 81
Helena MAY H. teas. NC, A. Low Bro; u, u.,.r.,
eaeno, AYR, and Montevideo Nav i. hide. wool &C., R.
Buck CO. Left banks Isabel. Tibbe,s. from New-f%H
arriysd Nav H. ishn Dwyer Kiman boston, waiting
AZ Montey5eo A. Dudman Cann, from Buenos Ayrss
schr j. Nrkerson Coates Norfolk days, OATS O. Lord
schr Emma An3ersou (of ST. Kitts Mccarthy ST. Johns
p. R. tlZ dave sugsr and moasses ii. A. Vatsoe son
kn e Srh for New York next day; bgs Scio, fof DO
in days. Elsie r oBrrn, 70. haiis1 I. day. "a,
Regiment Conn Nos men, Col Charles L. Upham coHS
ser william Cousins (of Prince Edwards Islsnd Bel,
Iia1au. &. b., n dsys. coal, b. b. Small Co.
WIND-At Sunset, s. w.
"WEDNESDAY. July 4
steamship Moro ase Adams Havana July ], p ~
nnJe and pass. sDOfOrd Ti'eston Il Co.
Steamship Nevada Carpenter. Savannah "a hours, ndbo
and uass Wskenan, GookiD L Dickinson.
Steamship Ahsbrs, Benson Charleston 81 ho'rs. mdsA
snd p,ss., Arthur L-siy. 80
and pass, Williams Onion.
Snip New World Knight Liverpool 80 days. rnd'e and pss
BSs A1ons iof Stockholm COicord csrdenss days susA
Big A. p L., Landry, Cow Bay Is days coal, A. smthsn
schr Albert Trest Dale Porto Rico Wis New.Havss -
schr Lille Saunders yanos1on Newburs for Norwich
Schr John Falkiughsn. Poughkerpsie for Pembroke
schr Samuel l.. CrockeE Pre-by Taunton or raisos'phe
ses TCs GT?:Sy Mason NswSu Pb r.
schr. O. r. c. Barker Deb Linsan II days. coal, 4
sr1i.hsrs Co.
schr Pilots Bride -. Boston.
scbr. Red Jacket AvsiI. Charleston days, IN bslAse
sehr Governor Freeth, Georgetown, D. c. days. rosiA
Hm.ley Co.
schr valeris Rogers Alexandra days, oats U. Ass.
Quartermasfer.
shcr Rhode Island Curtis Virginia 3 days wood.
schr NJ Anlnsck Potter, Alexandria days, In ballast -
m4ser.
Csnal.bost s A. Gillespie. Robert st. cssaArisss {. ".
via Tonawa nds feed, CoIysr Foser.
wIND-At sunset, NV.
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IvENlNG ENCHANGF.
"WEDNESDAY, July J-P. u.

Gold cpeled st l4O and vas quite firm all dey
the payments from tie Sub-Ircasury having no sf-
Der, at effect in supplying cash gold, which CON-
manded per cent readily. The closing quotation
vas 1895.
Gold bearing Government stocks dio not 1ha'h'
tain the extreme advance 4 Monday, but were
quoted at 1871 0lois for 5-2Os, and 97ld"r Tor
N-,ps. Holders are finn AID are not disposed 70
tress sales. The bank demand continues, anasny
reasonable European demand will soon put prices
mucb higher. Certificates are wanted 1T
sa,apar. Tennessee Is are again IN
demand and quoted at -. North Carolina
xs. ~ The miscellaneous shares are strong,
Queksilver, IS 30. Atlantic Mail strong at 1900
iy6 Railway shares opened st'onguponthe street.
bet the excited advance of Monday was no, sus-
saibed upon Erie, which o. eued at 81, sold ut ~,
fes 20 sC2, and e,o,cd hIsly 81 50. Chicago ard
North WeseT stock wac strong, and sold ~ H4
81 for COMMON TO Preferred At the pnblic csii The
market WAS steady. Ls.e in the day prices closed
as follows: Ncw-YoIs Central, 954i Enc, g;
Hudson, lOss; Reading, !S.; Michigan Southern,
81; Rock Island. 1921; For Wayne, s6l.
Money continues abundant ut IA per cent on
call, and lenders cannot find use for their fur ds
readily. Long engagements ere not III request.
Mercantile paper Sells at s. per cent. but is hot
u, request.
FoIei.a Exchange is quiet, but tirner The prin'
efpal drawers are asking an advance, hut wlthon
sffecting sales. We quote BankeTs Sterling, ~
days, 1851 al09i; Bankers Sterling, days. Hoo
l.Cl; Me. hants' iOsaICs3 Francs, long date.
Sis; Francs, short date, 5l!s.
Tho business of the Sub-TreasuTy was Re-
ceipts, $l76@,5 $50 lC--for Customs. $4,000; Pay
ments. 50, 265,s ga 6i--on sccouut Of Loan s5oio
Balance, 1885, ~ %.
Freights are quiet. Ihe engagements TO LiYsI
pool are : 900 bush Wheat at I'D; 400 iuls Ma
hogany OF 25s.; bak with wheat 10 Pcnarsl
Roads, or ORDERS az as Cd; tito Plymouth, Is G.;
and ifo Queenstown at 81. Cd.
The following comparative statement shows The
average condition OF the leading items Of the
Phiisdelphis Banks, for he past ard previous
week:
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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON cAHHRDGg IND NFpfoRD.
Rsyo,tsd Tor THg Tribune As reeS srdag WsjnadIE
Jny 3 lgtS


July >. IstS.
Amount OF sock at MARKET;
Cattle. sheen shos,. Fat Hogs yssls
This neek.... ....."...ihS $3.50 so 10 ~
Lee; week........... ...lbs 5,OA 10 l,t0 ~
Uu. wear ago .......... g91 aeg .. 90 GO
PkIcxs-beri per leo n total w,ish Of hide tai ow,
aud Si22sd Si2 81; bret quality, 81 Sfd ril
,rc0id quail y, tid ~ 80 third quality &od 80 -:
lev oo.c- Ws+rD steers cir 7sd83 some OF ia. poorest
Balls Ac, ts6ss.
HOgki.2 Dzen, none.
CoFi Young Cdlses-Par qualiiy s3ju *65 Extra
s15 faHow s.d Dry. r28atn
SaecpPcr y. live weight 3asic. Sheep and Lambs Ter
head in lots Sass.
Faf Hoes-Per N 100 lo!c, live weight.
Tegi CIlSs,-&5aSi2
Hid,'--brs.'on. ,0oc. & n Country lots, &c.
JdA0t--6a8 y II.
Psif.-Si 500 ~ each: country lo,s 75c. 04l 50.
BENAgKs Ou scc0Bnt Of the Fourth II July the msrk-,
Saturday Can hrds- and Monday al Br ahtou
Al Cs1'bdse only &c cattle, biz aud Titles ~ Brighton J2
al " eserr This rgc number bought chrat.r Ia Al
bany, and they sold Just shout cent pound
week The butchers s found have usht
ffcey-nany taking nearly twice their usual weekly suppy
Most Of tho sheep Aubs cornu.a-iou. 1ho-
which for sale found dul market OF good qnay.
say Ing that not hsn dozen twenty /. AT for
the Ts. trade end III no; slow commission M oil
Hence those who sell snbs complain Of the sns price they
pnce they pay Lven the River snb hi. year played.
which butcher offered to sen the price. Several
lots sold under tho. Of the best oi.
- 81 vsal- sso commission. There lew 40
co,
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tire supply is increasing daily prices are rstis her nSs
owing the recent advance sn Gu . Fareirn
is qaie, and prices Of House Goals are noDihei L
no1 is much wanted; we only bear of part OF cargo
of Petou at 50, cash. /, ,,,d do
nsnd but in prices We have special change 70 h0''
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Receipfs OF Produce.

July SO ls5 bbls Flour. CO bbls Whisky. go
hbls. Corn Meal, 1900 bush. Wheat. 1871 bush
Corn. l34iG2 bush. Gate, l2,eG7 bush. Mli I'll pkgs.
Ashos. ], Ial pkgs. oil Cake. II9 pkgs Lard. 1900
pkgs. Butter. ,ls3 pkgs Provisions
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rnom.. Buchanan Reed. limo. pp. lA J.B. Lippin-

colt 4 Co. - soa n
Mildred Arkell. By Mrs Henry Wood lzmo' PIP 'o1 -
b. Peterson Brothers. .,
Alfred farsrts Honschod By Alexander Smith l2mo pp'
p,ace Peadngs and Form. In Civil Actions In Courts OF
Record in the State OF New-York. By John H. Tuhns'
hat and Thomas @. Sherman. Vol J. 8yo. PIP I-II'
eSis BrotheI
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suIPP1NG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT % NEW-YORK. .......yuLT

Cleared.
Steamship Creole, Thompson, Richmond and City Point,
Heineken Palmer.
Steamer Octorora Mclaughlin, Baltimus.
Steamer FTanconis. Sherwood, Portland
Steamer =. c. knight, Mason, Alexandria
Steamer jersey Blue Arey, Bo.oo Whitney Hathaway
=, bark Do Emte lPnss) klssh, Rio Jsneiro, funch,
neincke Wendt.
kNk ASglthon, Crowley, uAstsllss, Simpson Capr
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UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION Pro
TEcnvE WAR CLAIM Accommodating the 6
months ending July the number Of claims filed by this
Association was 1919. claims paid. 1919. and tho
amount Of money collected. sI99,os6 w. No charge
has been made for these SERVICES. thus saving to the
widows aud representatives Of Ao soldiers the usual
fees OF clam agents and enabling them receiys the
full amount due.
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CITY NE VS..

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF GIN. GRANT,
Gen. Grant and staff arrived here at early hour
yesterday morning from Albany. where they partici.
pated in the festivities Of the Fourth and after break.
fasting at the Astor. left on the O'Clock train for
Washington.
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Bart Rambler Packard, Charleston, W. b. hotson Ca
Bark Jane lBr), Clubhouse b. John, n b., r. l. Nevis
Bris Our Maggie (Br.), Wilson, Darlington. N. g.
schr ida A. jayne, Jayne, Baltimore, Baker Doyle.
schr 4 C. Roker Lesvey. Ssco, Me-, w. II. Riyeismitn.
schr r. b. Bosss orb ChoisDes, Jogsins, N. s.. j. y.
snbp r. A. Anderson, Cranmer City Point Van Bum!
Slaght. ,,,..c
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couRT CALENDARs-TaIs DAY

SUPREME COURT CIRCCr-Adjourned FOR the
term CuAapgRs--No calendar rosted
SUPERIOR COURT AND COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
-Adjorrn"d without day
MARINE CoURr-IRIAL TERM.-Twenty-fiyc cases
only be placed the calendar hers er and those LOT
ready FOX trial win be assigned trir respective days
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Fisk H. Hatch rroeved subscriptions. July 5, 70
A. 500 United States new 40 notes.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THs CRY OF
EEw.YoEX.
Nos ~ AND 20 PNr.sr.
pEPosIToEr All FINANCIAL AGENT ~ fnr USrrr
STATS,
Have for sale ready ~ delivery
USrrrp STAFF 80 1aeA,rrr Nor.
t,ooveribe. - maturity. irro . 30 Golp sr rrso
BoSD.
UNITED STATS 1910 B0NI~
USI1rD sTAifs $50 BoSps
UNITED SfAIEs 1-YEAR CysrnIcArxS
We also collect Government Vouchers and Draft.
aud attend to other business win the Government
i. &. CltIiouN President
Harkets-CInrfrLIr Brrorrsp ros Tar n Y Ts,prs..
- WEtNEsfAs, Jnly ;. 1865.
ASHfS--1here IL no special change IN fAs price No,
day bur the bernard il irh; We note some ISLES a.
81 25as7 20 Of Pots, and 81 750ss for Pearls.
BEES"A&-Only moderate business IVES done:
In prices we have special change note; We quote
Yellow Western and southern at A. 100.
tOrTON-1his market has bsen ,ery much excited
ssd active spinners spccuia.ors and exporters all
heyinP'frees almost everything Offering Prices have
advanced materially, closing at auoui id<Ge for Mid
dipgs, with toge holders demanding y1c sales Of sOO
bales
CCfFEE-Theie Is rulnor ut a cargo Of Rio has
been sod u he. gold in bond, but beyond this VIC
hear ofno'hiig Important The pesent nominal quota
tio1s ore az foloWs TOR Rio: 2.c for prime goa 2clc
for good l9d"ic for fair; 7I 1876 fof ordinary and
1890 for fair 10 good cargoes The stock Of lilo IN
the country as made W by Messrs VIM Scott & Sons
Ia y Pc bogs, including 200 in Baltimore srd 40 N
IN NeWYork.
CANDLES are moderately sc,ive az former r,,ce., |
.ies Of Adamantne at 2l924c; Sperm 80 and Patent
g. u5Oc.
CoPPEB-Awericsu ingot hrs ruled dull and heavy II
closing rather more steady n sIa29,c. aud 3Oc for
Lake nnc Bolts New ShesthDg md yellow Metal IRE Il
Without change; saes AZ doc for the former and a5c n
nr the latter n
lf'AL-lbc tnqpiry for p2uest.e h moderate sod I
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SALE OF GovERSMEsr MULgs.-Tbe second

SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULBs.-Tbe second
Of the Government. mules sales at the stables in Thirty
fhst. near Tenth-Gve.. took place yesterday There
were go sold, under the direction OF Capt L. Lowry
Moore, A. q. NJ, with Mr.. Springfield acting ~
auctonee Most " the mules thus far posed o hay
been from Gen. SberInans late army and were either
purchased at higher than they sold for or
else captured or connscst1d from Rebels Those sold
yesterday we're not fac In fesh the previous lot
but were In equal good working order Their average
hight was IL hsDds, and made ready sale A Mr.
Bishop took between Is and 80 to send Ia the West
Indies for service on plantations, while considerable
number bought for the lime kiln business BY parties
In this city. Farmers wore the buyers howe YER
and seemed well satisfied with their bargans Ofths
mules Sold mediunl.szed brown an excellent worker
brought tne highest price-sl72 50--snd lame bay
bringing $50 and gray s95, were the two lowest.
priced animals sold Mule sales in lots Of 200 each win
take place on the three consecutive Wednesdays follow.
ing. Horses will he sold on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
during this month In lOts OF the same NUMBER hide.
peDdenee Day Occurring last tuesday, the sale was
postponed until today, When il viii come OF. These
sales commence at 10 m, and continue during the
day. The mules numbered branded with the letter
), ~ servcegble, and are ethercd in stables where
they be properly inspected When n sale happens
hey brought out and are1EJ yard in font OF
The surtionesfs stand while the bidding is going on
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STREET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIKI

Boss" CAITngS.-The Contractors for cleaning the
streets of Eew.York City, Messrs. Brown, Deyoe L.
Knapp. have almost ple.ed their arringcuoots to
CARY ON the work contracted for but meet With con-
siderable interference from combination Of the Boss
Cartmen. who have melted their TO have hing
70 90 with the Contractors. asserting that the price
which even majority OF the think IL eood-f4 per
DAYS TOO smal and that II they Qbe mem vii! organ
iSe ana hold out little while the Contr actors will finally
bsve to come 10 their tcrmsS6 per day II Is believed
this combination - very strong. and the men under
them may possibly refuse TO work for the price first
.-nrsnsa hIoBEh 'eT Of exciting iLe anger oI their
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BOOks Received.

Inc secret Service the Yield the Dungeon ana the Escape
by Albert d. Richardson. svo d. OH. Hartford:
g. American PubisLing Company.
Summer story, ShcIidsas hide aad Othsr Pssms Nv
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FIGURING AND GRIsT MILL FOR SALR.--Ws
call attention 10 the advertise OF the Ltchhelt
property.
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iAdver tisemen,.
PINE APPLE CIDgR.--Dr. TALBOT's Con

cENrn4ryp MEDICAL PIssArPis CIDER will cure you |.
you ere sick you wei viii prevent sickness SEE
long sdyeisensn IN WEEKLY 1RiBuNs from Aph ~ 10
May "a 1863 inclusive Send for trcuar. One ounce sam
PIE bottle free by mail receipt of JIG to postaz
b. L. BABBrrr, Nos. - TO "a Wasningtons., n. Y.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun hhes''.+;5< sun sct,..."73< Moon ssts.... sae
. HioH wArxR DAT.
Sandy Hook. s33 Gov Leland S:I6I Hell 0uts.... 1s7
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL Trax-JuLr D.
-Beforr Judge CARDoEA
DECISIONS -
Jas. f. Stevenson agt. Henry Germer Charles
Sh.rlen agt Nicholas S.reroy-See opinions.
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HARLEM RAILRoAp.-The report of the acct.

HARLEM RAILROAD.-The report of the acct
dent npon the Harlem Road on Saturday seems to have
been mistake. The statement WAS that down Har-
lem rain collded with up Newfiaven train while
crossing the BRIDE above the Yorkville tunnel by
which large number OF persons on the down tram
were injured. and the car partially demolished we
cannot lind that any person beside Edward Dewitt.
esq , who resides near Bronxviic. was injured. and
o personal examination of the ear that he was H. we
90 NOT perceive the slightest damage. The
truth appears to be that the New-Havcn train
was an extremely heavy one. drawn by two engines,
on down grade and running at a dangerous hlgh
speed past the Harlem train while climbing tue grade
az very slow rate, and that tie other long rapid
moving train oscilaed So that Of the projecting
bow windows struck Mr.. DE Wits arm which was ex-
tended bevOnd tie line of the The superintendent
and engineer Of tho Harlem Road assures us that the
width of the and cannot be increaseh
because the width Is fixed by the several tunnels aud
bridges To an unaterable gGngs. Tie story that the
bridge has settled appears improbable. as 1t was re
built nbout four years since, an the most suhsantai
manner, ana is subject to daily inspection by careful
sober man. The officers Of tie road jelleve that part
Of IT, though elevated much above the Harlem HATS
Is quite safe for passengers rs any rorion OF the
Whole line. The conductors aud engine drivers are all
specially instructed TO over that causeway at slow
speed and the Superintendent viii thank any passen
ger report any train that iransgresses this order
over the speed VI the New'iayeD trains the Harlem
Company has control. That must be regulated BY
public opinion. 1t Is sometimes reekiessiy rapid
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NETWORK JOURNEYMEN HOUsEt

N PAINTERS.-Ms meeting of the strike COMMITTEES q
the Central Union resolved that Tn shops where oose
have partially discharged such shops are hereby declares
n .IriLs uni further notice By of the COMMITTEES
Tho following shops reported a. paying the wssest
Woodward PeOrss. Henry Nolan, Peter Woods bronefe
Smell solomon Sous Hsrh. 4 Sands Tnos Fsy Geore
Waite. Mr. Hslwis. Mr. Fosdich James Agnew, seibeurN
t}ile,rda John Conner smith Jentil, Peter o'ConneA
Moore Furons Nathaniel Beam, Ambrose Desn oamoiiY
B.rton The following the shops not paying the wsses
Galway Byron, Ltton Les.le, John Dillon C5srle.
ComsI chsss Thompson. Henry r. Taylor, MI kesrnsN
Owens Brophy Poyuts John q. Seaman, Hill TIshau.
July s. 1855
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C. A N G. Il IL.

NEW and WONDERt VI DISCOVERY
n nr J. C. DlXON's CANCER ANriD0rE, which hA
nroyed Ia over Eve hundred be the
cs,s <arn, Cancer h. ha: ever been used BY nen
The method sment 10 indeed simple This terrible d
tho knife los. blood prsd.cinf Of pain csnnc barans -
sa.clins IN, sound Office hour. from 70 p ms
No rs Brosdwsy. j. C. DIXON, NJ. d.
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employ s, although in the meantime they are IDLE and
"i Mmies suffering 1t Is to be hoped tLas vigorous
sssures will be at adopted to break up tns Or
eap,zon which is to say The least unjust to the poor
sn who are directly the most interested 50 that the
Gnniracois will be able to prosecute their woik WIN
on 10, or hiadrance The streets weepers it is under
st,cd have almost unanimously concluded to accept
lie of of The Contrsctors-sl IS per day-belIeying
that it'll steedy employ ment the terms are good Like
Ali new machinery, the streetcleaDng matter meets
with some drawbacks. and We trust that all mPedi-
ments will in a very short time be ehectualy removed,
that the streets may be cleaned and the health OF oI
citizens matter Of the first consideration shall DO
secured.
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90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW", Nos. ID
and d, corner Of Mursy and there zee
iii 6pd TEAS COFFEES. FISH FLOUR, and svsrytnns
sl,s cheaper than any stsrS " Nsw'TosL VIs pnN SS
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Motion for re- adjustment denied Louifa osowen NJ
Charles Srhwitzrr agt. Foryseccnd,t and 1ianu ~ ~
Co-()rdar grantei VIM. p. McArchrr agt WIN " MO-.
Motion for IN allowance granted Alexander j.
Geo Hicsns-OrIer extending time to answer pahVe1
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TURKISH BATHS No. Is manifestations
Gentlemen to NJ and 70 gp m. Ladies', ia. M TO
! D. 10. Greatest Of Lu1urios" Try one
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PFTKOLEUM-Crude II dnll At 81 63(ic. Refined
Is frmer We quote bonded at 3055c and free al 739
1<c
nothing doing, sales Of Rangoon at s09ic and Caro-
Ina at I0al0io. =,
sUGARS-Tie demand for Raw has been fair, and
The market ia rmer} sales OF 500 hbds including fair
10 GOOD rafpina Cuba ~ II &JlsaA end pssAS MAJ Al
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LAW INTRLLICE NCR.

SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TERx - JULY 5. - Before
Justice DARWIN.
DECIsI0N8.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-22

PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's FIRST SPEECH.-Dr.
Joseph Powell, of Folsom, who knew Presi.
dent johnson intimately in Tennessee and is
we'll acquainted with his early political life,
writes to the Placervlle News to correct
statement made in that paper concerning
the Presidents first speech. The Doctor
SAYS:
George W. Churchill, Representative from
Knoxville, in reply to the speech opposing
the passage of the Internal Improvement
bill, so far forgot himself and the rules and
propriety of debate, as to speak of johnson
as tailor intimating at the same time that
as such he could feel no interest in common
with the people of that State; and that be-
ing an itinerant. should his business fail at
one point he had only to shoulder his bodkn
and goose, and seek other climes or places
to obtain employment and support. Mr.
johnson in his reply, used substantially the
language which follows; . Mr.. Speaker-I
acknowledge that am a humble mechanic
a tailor if you please and by strict appli-
cation to business have been able to realize n
Respectable support for myself and family
Should reverses. however, befall me and
be driven with my bodkin and goose to seek
other localities to obtain employment and
patronage. shall carry with me one abiding
consolation. and it is this;" (placing his
hand upon his breast) Il shall never be at a
loss to .ell the public my fathers name f"
These remarks not only elected general ap-
plauee, but also the sympathy of nearly all
the Assembly, Geo. W. Churchill was a
man of wealth, and was considered as possess
ing much ability as a lawyer. He was in
early life brick mason, subsequently stud
led law, and acquired prominence in his
profession. 1t was always understood that
he was an illegtimate son of G. w. Cambell,
who held several important offices under the
Federal Government,