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HosistteT's BI5toFs ON the AstIIe-
Field. r

Il s satisfactory to know that our heids hospitals
are no longer unsuppled with this. saving prepa-
ration Soldiers who, private ocitHsns, had become
acquainted with its prop sriies have in many instAn
ces made a speaial request that HosTETTsR's
STOMACH BITT sRs might b. added to.the medical
stores Il tn cir regmens aud their wishes have not
been unheeded. As means Of sustaining wounded
men on the battle field, and Of enabling troops 70
bear fatiguing marches under blazing sup, &c hae
been slrsuuously accommodated by distinguished
medical men, and the prospect ia thatt will eysntu
ally supercede all the Aduierated tlncureE, quora
and dangerous Tbnies that have heretofore been
considered medicinal sples. The fact that snsIl
quantity Of the Bitters mixed with water rom any
OF the southern or south-Sestsrn rivers win prevent
IL nom affecting the bowels or the hyer, should lie
borne in mind by Army Physicians, soldiers and all
who have occasion 20 visit those portions of our
country. The man who uses HosrETTER's BIT
TIERS In conformity with the directions, may tet at
defiance Intermittent Fever and II other diseases
generated by toe action OF an unwholesome atmOs.
| phere upon an overaxed frame.
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IIumPhrey's speoIncs.

Thousands Of IAvAlids have been perfectly
cured OF long standing ailments, the plague
and bane Of their lives. and on which they
have spent hundreds in vain by simply using
these Invaluable SPECIFICS. Not family
who have ever had one Of these Family Gases
of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, but would
give FIVE times its st.ra.hsr than be without
it. Address 562 Broadway, N. Y.
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THE FUR TRADE.-We shall open
on Monday, Oct. 1874, for the Whole
sale and Retail trade, lat the old stand,
l44 Main ST. the best assorted stock
Of FUR GOODS, Of every deserip-
ZION, for Ladiss'. Gsntlsmen's, Misses
and OAiIdren's wear, that has ever been
offered in this city. If buyers wal
come and look at our goods, they shall
be satisfied that zoe have tie stock 10
select from.
- WIN, DODD AZ 90.
Htse HATrERs AND FURRIERs
oet23s6teod2tw Main St
CISeiSSAfI, Quo. d
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DAYTox, November 10, 1865.
Corrected by HEfNsoN &sNIDER, No. 90 Jeaer,o
streeLl
TIM0THYiSEED--$4 20 pet bush
FLOUR-Red ~heat $40 so.
WHEATON, Wheat 81 65-New Wheat
81 75@l 8O
RYE-75.
CORN-35.
OATS-3Oc@3Sc.
BARLEY--75@$l 90.
BEEF--l8@2O
BUTTER-40@45
CHlCKENS-25C93O
GRooERTEs-RETAIL PRIoRs
TEAS-S2 OO@2 4O@2 CO.
RIO 0OFFEL-35@37lc per pound
SUGAR--l6@20.
COFFEE SUGAR--24 per lb
JAVA C0FFEE--45o per pound.
CRUSHED SUGAk--25c per ID.
M0LAsSEs-$l 400 COOL 60 per gal.
SYRUP-$l 10.
CHEESE-20c
STARCH-l2lc per Ii.
SOAPS-l6@lSo per 10.
SHOT-20c per 10.
LEAD-20c per n.
TOBACCO--$l 90 per n.
WHISKY--$2 05 for common.
POTAT0ES-80c per bush
NEW PoTAT0ES-50@75 per busbsl.
APPLES-$3 co.
HAY-Timothy SOLO per ton.
wHoLEsALE PRICES.
TEAS--$l 60@2 40.
C0FFEE--3l1@33.
SUGAR-l5a@l7i.
COFFEE SUGAR-2lc per 10,
CRUSHED SUGAR-23c per 10.
RlCE-l2lc per ID.
LARD-26.
EGGS-20c per doz.
TOBACCO-90@Sl 20 per h.
MOLASSES-Sl l5@l 40 per gal
SHOT-$40O per sack
LEAD-l4c per ID.
DRIED APPLES--S4@9i.
BUTTER-35c.
CHEESE-l6@lSc
STARCH-9@lOc per 10.
S0APS-l3i@lG4 per Id.
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RRnlcaI,
Success in Business.

No business can be trul. successful which ~ not
founded real fitness ofthings. The article made
want. Success ssuingfrom the olaptrapof advertise
ing or thetncks oftrade, OF mere preiention ana
display, will he only apparel and In the end but de
ceive the operator and those VINO trust him but "
an article supplies puhiS want and fairly meets its
reasonable expectations, ta success and general
adoption is merely question ofume. ltmay be
retarded by adverse influences or epod by prospeTng
sAe SpI II enc sIe " spEoFIcs h.d
their orWnn great public want medicines for All
the common wants Of enlignted lite-curstNes that
father mother nurse, traveller could always have
with them, anS always rely upon-so simple that mis-
taktt uld not be made in the selection, so harmless
uai all might use them with impunty, and efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety. Such they
nave proved. Thousands Of families uso them daily
lor ali the alment and sicknesses Of fc and rarely
are seriously sick, hnve need to call physcia
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds In vain, and among the millions who use
them, none are found to question their purity orr Ell
'"'" HtIMpUREYS, sPECTFICs
combine all the advantages OF the best homeopahcn
treatment, without int icaoy uncertainty They
are preparedby a physician OF over twenty tears
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been On
dorsed and recommended IN the highest terms by
the hundreds of thousands who daily use them.
with n case i'm Y0ur house,
You may prevent sickness, prevent aufiering preven
expense and loss Of time, the children having the
Measles, or scarlet Fever, or Whooplng cough, OF
even Fsyer, by using preventives in the case.
You may cureYOuF Children
OF Group or Colits tt Toothache, OF Headache, or
Sleeplessnesst or bndsnng rom Teethlng or Worms,
or Indigestion or wettinR the Bed, or Catarrh, or
Measles, or WhOoping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipthr ria, or a Bad Cold Hoarseness, Running
ofihe Ears and Deafness, even Scrofla, thou
sands have done and do daily.
YOu may ycureyOurselG
or Headache, Weak stomach, Indigestion, or
| Billiousness. or Catarrh, or Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or Boarseness, or Liver Complaint, Piles
or Constipation Rheumatism, or Sore Weak
Eyes, Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or Gene rA
| Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
NOT A FAMILY who have ever had one Of hose
Family Cases Of HUAPHREYs S"ECIFICs but would
give Ave times its cost rather than be wthoutu,
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of IS large walls, in morocco, and Book Of
w
Case OF "a large walls, IN morocco and Book. W
Case OF 20 large yals, IN morocco, and Book. Ot
Case OF 20 large walls, in PLAN case, and Book. O(
Case Of 10 boxes mo. TO lb), and Book,...,. Ot
Case u any six boxes mo. to l5) and Book. -
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TO THE PUBIlC.

I, The undersigned, hsu.s dstSsmansa; hslSassS
hsv,ns = ssS.ss ior strosf drlnk,l hereby nouy all
osfsohs, noi 70 ss ei's, or cause me to make use
any spintaaus lqueP PNhAtoEet' ayaoVpR
nov5detNS A-seANNiN@'
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So. Jshn's ChurCh-CIsgg's Hall.
Divine service, BY Rev. DAMEL STEoK,
every SUNDAY at lO9 o'clock A M. and I
p. NJ. ausarlr uf iaUaoS1 op r4nties
Services also every Wednesday evening, at
I clock.
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RHUBARB wKNE.

n nHUBARB WINE Of aupsrior quality Wnl be con-
h slAntly kept on hand for Medical and saera-
mental PURPOSES, By N Jerome, opposite CltY Ho.
isl. Also Wins Piials for sale By.
sePiadsm W. j. shALpON
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DRY GooDs--We would call attention to
the advertisement OF Mr.. George A.. Dixon
proprietor Of the extensive Dry GOodS House,
No. 32s Third Street He has just recsivsd
. very large and desirable stock Of goods.
suitabls TO the season. His assortment Of
Drsss Goods iS magnificent in style aud quail
ity, and in ali respects worthy Of the attention
Of the ladies. Give him 9 call.
,V9hHfT4r-- -s~s sf-7r- iU 2 Ngi
SPLESDrD:sLEIoHG-LangdOu 4 Bro. are
now manufacturing, at their extensive estab'
msns on East. .BOurth Street, splendid lot OI
SlsighS, with one, two and three seats. They
are go. mp in elegant style, and those, whC
wish topurshase any thing in .his Ros vii
know where to 90 for them.
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Special Notices.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con.
sumptive ana Throat Diseases,

TROonEs ARE usHD WIZ AlWAIs GOOD suooEas,
SINGERS AND DPuBLic sPEAKERs
will find TrOeAss useful IN eiearng the voice when
taken before sinsng or Speaking. and relieving the
throat amer an unusual oxerion OF the vocal organs
The TrOcAss are Recommended and prescribed by
Phy yseiAns, and have had Testimonials nom eminent
throughout tho country. Being an article Of true
merit, and having prored their efficacy by test OF
many years, each yeaE hnds them in new localities
in various parts Of the world, nd the TFoeAes ArD
universally pronounced better than sther ariclss
Obtain only "BHoWss BHoEomAL TAo0aHs," and
do not take Any OF the Worthless IIitdtioRs that may
b. offered.
eOld everywhere In tho United States. andis For.
4gn Countries, It 80 eents per boz. ou25 ,6mdAw
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OF Group, or Cole. CT TeOthache, OF Headache, or
Sleeplessness or bndsnng nom Tee thing, Worms,
or Indigestion. Wetting the Bed, or Catarrh, or
Measles, or WhOoping- Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dpthrria, or Bad cold, or Hoarseness or Running
ofhe Ears and Deafness, or even Scrofua, sA thou
nda ha va lnnN and 10 daily.
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combine all the ad dvhnAgea OF the best homeopathcn
treatment, without int icacy uncertainty. They
are prepHredb by physician of over twenty tears
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been on
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
the hundreds of thousands who daily use them.
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lcOrectod BY HEiNsON &sNIDER, No. 80 Jeaero
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Commercial.


DAYros, November 10, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-02
The Proposed Assassiuntion or Governor
Now Prcstdcnt) johnson.

ID rom the Nashville Union, June ~
We made mention, days ago Of the fact that
letter had been discovered amongst the archives Of the
State ny captured. addressed 10 Governor Harris,
proposing TO as,ssinaie Governor johnson The fo'ov
Ing Is copy % the letter.
LAFAYETTE Dvpur April - 1862
GovERSor rihe excuse offer present for undressing
you is, that believe good 10 accomplished TO the
public through me- reside, did IN rankin vii
Hanson county, Tennessee well known ~ the editors
and publishers " the Tio9 AID ipcficGnespecnlly 10
Mr. James o. GTiih, who knows ir,ss political nf-
aons and present status belong 10 the First Tennessee
regiment (Ianey) was tho ir.t in my county tc volun
tser Now, what want s this; for you intervene for
me 10 80 To Middle Tenuesse and 20 ceptnc or f ha,
vile traitor Andrew Johnson con 10 II, bocousc know
Nsfhvi,, aud not pcnerally known there. And
moreover " when gct there, IND cant accomplish
my object want authority 10 raise COMPANY
pan of gOerilias IN Middle Tonnes o. harrs the
small garrsors lett IN tho towns of that division of the
State ap we'll scquaincd In MI the counties. fear
tho enemy viii rcei men behind too kindly thereby
converting them 10 Yankees. Krg few pckctg, SC
would soon terminate their damnsb, 'iity. Bo 50
Kind as TO address ruo thus at rotinti-oS j. Cooke,
company u, Mapeys regiment rrnnes Volunteers :"
ard oblige yours, most respectfully |? J. COOKE
T. . III rc.er you besides, 10 Senator H'l apd Repro
sentative Houfe from williamson
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THE FOURTH.
->->~~><>~-~-~y,~-.~~~---ss
The Grand Civic and Military Pre-
gramme for the Metropolis.
---~~->~-r-y>>~~--o>rs~-~
THE VETERANS TO RAVE AN OVATION
OLD TRINITY 70 CHIME HER JOY.
81 >~~~~-~~>>~~~--~------~-~~~
All Previous Celebrations to
be Eciipsed.
>~~Ne<><~N~>~~<,, S>0r--7s
MILITARY ORDER S.
MILITARY ORDERS S
The Rush for the Country and the
Rush for the City.
THE PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY
e PLURIBU UNU Nj.

The preparations for the appropriate observance OF the
promises be celebrated grand and liberal scale.
The military Of march have already published
il remains point out the that the veterans OF the
war 1912 the citizens will take in the monies
which appear in our columns this morning, will the
order Of exercises of the various civic benevolent and
other societes
There great rush of New Workers the suburban
districts yesterday there generally is just before the
advent of any similarly noisy holiday; and the trains
portation perfectly jammed with eager
citizens anxious for the pure a and the
puted quiet Of the country They win doubtless Gnd
tho pure air but the silence and repose viii fee before
the advent of celebration day the dow before
the rays Of the SUM- The New Haven road
alone, up yesterday, took out nearly Two thou
persons and in the afternoon equal number and
Those going by other and other Of convey
ance will undoubtedly swell the number to many thou
sands and perhaps more, exclusive Of those who go on
short excursions return the evening Of the Fourth
To meet this demand every car, cart, horse, ship,
steamer yacht and yawl will be called into roqusltion,
then there will hardly be for all who desire to
travel away from the city the Fonrth Of July. There
will be the same scene enacted OF the small
cities villages within hundred mites of New York
only their residents will the metropolis 20
Che ceremonies and hear the OF the big guns. so
that the population of New York will not be materially
lessened by the exodus now going on.
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r lie A II NJ Y.
General Mesde's Order ON Assuming Conn
mamd OF the Military Division OF tho
Atlantic.
The following order wa. issued yesterday By Major
General Meade
GENERAL ORDEHs--So. l..
HEADQUARTERS,
MILITARY DIVISION os rHE ATLANTIC,

GENtRAL OHDEHs-NO. L.
HEADQUARTERS, !
MILITARY DIVISION ATLANuC,t
PHILApgLrnA, Pa. July l, 1856.
Fiat I'm obedience 80 general orders No. u.s. cur
rent series. from the Adiuant Generals Office. Major
General Meade assumes command Of the Military Division
OF the Atlantic.
Sscond The following officers snuounoed ss
the general stsn of the military division, viz
Brevet Brigadier General George d. Ruggles,
United States yolunteore; Assistant Adutant Gene
raj, United States Army; Brera Colonel ). y.
Barstow, Major and Assistant Adju,ant General of
Volunteers; Brevet Major General A. webb, United
States Volunteers, Acting Inspector General 8revct Ma
jor G. d. Emery Captain Ninth United States Infantry,
Acting Assistant Inspector General Lieutenant Colonel
n ~ Batcheldoi, Captain and Assistant Qunrtermasier
United Stats Army; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel j. =.
Bidde, Major aud AiddeCam4; Brsvet Lieutenant
Colonel NJ Bache, Captain Fourteenth infantry, Aid
dc Camp; Breve, LIeuicnan, Colonel George Meade,
Captain aud Aid de- Camp
fid Department commanders will forward TO these
headquarters with the least possible delay, complete
returns OF their several commands stating the location
OF posts and the number and des snston VI tho garsons
OF each with such other details By letter, be i'm
porant for the information Of the major general coin
msnding. BY command or
Major General MEADE.
CEo ID RrcoJSS Assistant Adiutsnt General.
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The Joint special committee OF the Board of Aldermen
and Councilmen appointed to make arrangements for
the approaching anniversary Of national indepep
dence publish the following
There will be military parade Of the First division n.
y N. G., under command Of Major General Charles W.
sandford They will be reviewed by His Honor the
Mayor, and Common Council, in Union square, at ten
o'clock A. NJ
In the evening fireworks will be exhibited the FOL.
lowing places and in the order Of the programme. The
displays will be prepared and furnished by JOS. @. h
Isaac Edge, Of Jersey City, N. J.
During the interval between the pieces aerial fireworks
will be displayed in rapid succession and the bands viii
furnish music at the following places, viz
City Hall-Grafua's band.
East Broadway and Grand street-HilTs band.
Madison sQusre--Grafullas band.
Tompkins sQuare--Robertson's band.
West Broadway and Franklin street-Roberson bands
Broadway and Forty-third street-Kingslands band.
jackson square--Kingsland's band
Battery-Rlbsll's band.
Union Market square, East Houston
band.
West Houston street square -Kissenberth's band.
Marion and Spring streets--Mouabans band.
Monroe and Market streets
Mount Morris sQuare-Rubcll's band.
Thirty fourth street between Eighth and Ninth
Blind band
Liberty square--Kingslaud's band
FOURTH Avenue park-Kingslsnd's band
At the City Hall there will be fine display OF fireworks
At the other places above designated there win be q
similar display.
The owners and masters Of vessels in port and pro-
pIieors Of hotels and public buildings requested TO
display their coos on that day the scxons ore requested
ring the bells OF their respective churches for hour
st sunrise, noon and sunset
Drivers OF vehicles requested the lne Of
che procession.
The civic societies are invited to cooperate with the
committee In furtheranse Of the celebration
The committee. also request the Board Education TO
have the public schools closed the Sd OF July and also
invite the citizens generally to close iheIr places Of
!. ther buildings, whether public or private
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The sehuet,enfest.
prr,truRs or THr NEW YORK scBuErzES DELE

prr,lruRs op THr NEW YORK scBuErzES pELE'
CATIONS.
rhe schue.len delegations, who 70 represent the
New York schuetzen organizations N the German ns-
tional sharrsbcope contest which will lake place at
the city of Bremen took their departure Yesterday on
boprd Of the steamship Bremen aud escorted down
he bay by two excursion steamers Tho members Of
the New York schue2en Corps two companies aud Tie
dun CORPS OF the F regiment besides number of
ladies and gontcnon--thc friends 0l tho -chuctzcn
,orts---crnbarked board 81 the steamer Mite1Tab
which loft the Bretoen steamship dock when tue Bremen
ssilcd at noon The Now Yorker .chuo'xcn Glide
md Their friends accompanied tlio Bremen IN
the s,carnor Chicopee and both OF thcs, bca's
vers crowed With oxcufsiDnigs. TIE Bremen was gfb
decorated with aass and streamcrs, and the uea.ost
enthusiasm prc, allied % board Tho vessel. fhc New
Yorker schuctzon Corps T. composed of ono HUNDRED
and twenty ave members of whom about nfty have ic
10 participate Ia the Bremen schucttcnic.t nelidng
Captains Busch and Iucrhscn, Lieutenant y kheb,l
scrrennt John Y. Dtrdcs the color bearers Nt"nt-
lander and Lnnbko twhO viii bear We Am'r'.
can aud GcruaD tags Va The pfuco+,oh w
Bremenl and others The Now YORK; H.hu',mrn
Glide will be represented at Brcmen " bap
tain Charles Schnnly, Lieutenant 'mttan nhchi
Finnuco Secretary Muollor and about hitesn O'n,rs
Besides the following gentlemen having iolne" VIC
Now YORK srhnetzon delegations, ,eit IN the Bicmcn
ves tcrdav ,--Hcunaun R1ptrr, on editor q ~ louis
Eru.t Dong a. oi Texas; G. Es,hbarh ~ Fort wagner
M and Windho a or rofl. w.
Daring The absence Of Captain B1s b, tho 'ebutt1rn
Corur viii to commanded Jy captain Louis Fink and Nr
Wchaaeu has beou appointed secretary " tho oganaa
NVn,
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The Chimes Of Trinity,

A. is usual all occasions Of public Joy sorrow,
fho chimes Of old Trinity will take part in the ceeba
ton of the anniversary Of American independence aud
the bells will ring the following programme under
the direction Of James G. Ayine:
!. Changes on eight bells.
2 Columbia, the Gem OF the Ocean.
8 Yankee Doodle.
T. Gentle Zitea
D. Had I q Heart.
o. FOR God and Liberty
T. Grand Fantasia, written for Trinity chimes by
George Brisow, IN honor OF great Victories intro
ducng the following airs:-Vve LAmerica Bculd Soger
Boy Old Folks NJ Home Coming Through tho Rye, HAL
Columbia, The Cempbclls are Coming.
3 Lovely Lily OF the Vale.
o. Airs from "Chld Of the Regiment
10 What Fary. like Music.
II On 10 the Field OF Glory
~ The Soldiers Return.
~ Red, White and Blue.
IL ynnkee Doodle
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Nov ssnsnss or General sherman.

tNtINkATI July I, Isb5
General sherman arrived here last night, and met
with enthusiastic reception He goes 20 Louisville on
Monday, after which he viii return 10 this lily, for
few days before visiting e. Louis.
The Rev Donald Mcleod was run over and killed by
the indianapolis train, 1t scdsnsville yesterday
The Gasfes Chicago despatch ssys locomotive on
the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad exploded yesterday
while pang through Clark street, sceldns several per-
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN WISCONSIN.
Fifty Dwellings, Prostrated-Seventeen
Persons Killed and One Hundred
Wounded-Terrible Suffering,
Ac.. ke.. Ae.
la CRossE, Wis, July

la CRossE, Wis, July l, 1855.
terrible tornado has just passed over the village and
vicinity Of Viroqua Union county, Wis, prostrating
fifty dwellings, killing seventeen persons and woundng
one hundred.
The suffering caused by the tornado very great and
call is made for relief. Mayor Lloyd and Postmaster
Lottridge have been appointed committee this city
receive donations
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Enn nj Ruli,s Ferry.

There Is to be grand boat the Fourth Of july
at Bulls Ferry open to all amateur pulers Of an oar,
for two silver cups; distance two miles. The steamer
Thomas Hulse leaves the foot Of Christopher street at
ten A. NJ. and two p. NJ, returning at twelve NJ. and
p. NJ Those who attend will doubtless enjoy
themselves
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General Vessels, commanding at Hart's Is'an'
seni Colonel Cnlyer the folloMlnq letter:

sent Colonel Colycr the following letter.
Harris IsLASp July |, 1868
coLosEYonr note OF yesterday, with succulenis ard
accompanied by fair ladies and assistants was duly
received, and the fruit distributed we'll could
most Interested in the sick, and gave them good
share, which the medical officer very thankful TO
get feel under many obligations TO you ior your
prompt attention 10 my request, and remain very truly
yourt. H. VESSELS Brigadier General
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Bfsror, July I, 1858
Tho Boston Board OF Brokers hrs adjourned over nni
Wednesday ncxt on account Of the Fourth % july re
joicings ana festivities
Thomas G. hmory presdeut ot the fremons Io.
gursacc COMPANY, died thiJ mvruing
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THE STATE SOLDIERS DEPOT, CITY ASSEMBLY
ROOMS AND CENTRE MARKET ARMoRIEs-D DINNERS
AND FESTIVALS, ETC.
Colonel Coyer, Superintendent Of the State Soldiers
Depot in conjunction with several prominent citizens is
making energetic preparations to give number OF the
returned veterans at in city choice entertain
mets the Fourth of July This all will admit those
gallant fellows eminently deserve.
Az the depot in Howard street dinner will he served
up three o'clock after which 6raton viii be deli
vered by Elliott r. Sheppard, Esq Raspberries and
strawberries in abundance will be furnished Robert
sons band and the Union Glee Club will attend to the
musical part OF the entertainment
The wounded and crippled now at the Central Park
Hospital will be Hospitality entertained at the City As
senlbly Rooms The ladies Of the Rose Hill Committee
will wait the tables and have already contributed
hundred dollars towards this patriotic object
Al the Centre Market armories quantity of luscious
fruit and other delicaces viii be furnished to the
soldiers
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Important Disclosures of the All
ances Between the Rebels and
1mperiaiists of Mexico.
Judgment Obtained in Mexican Courts Against
the Rebel Government
Cotton Belonging TO the Bogus Concern
Attached i'm Mexico Under Au-
tIiOri:y Of Mexican COurgS.

Large Amounts of Surrendered
Kirby Smiths Surrender.