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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
CAVON DE TERRE.
Nt,Ti( L.

snh,cfber 20 the capital stock OF the sANON bE TthhE
COMPANY are hereby notified that cerhcsies OF stock ale
now ready for sue ard particular request made that they
b. called Tor without delay ~
ON f,w shares remain uusod The attention of CAPITALISTS
And others desiring directed the fact that no
stock ia the has the certainty Of Welding large
retains The demand for the article the necessity for its
and ceappess with which il be produced estaos lie
gIest value. n,
hers Earth IN the manufacture o. Woocfs srt 80 an lnst
dent IN the manufacture Of soap cheapens greatly noth
processes sready made known in previous adveI
hsements.
VIM RYLF. ir., President
JAMES FREELAND Fice-fresideu.
WALTER h. LAW1ON, Treasurer.
WIN WALLACE PERKINS, SECRETARY.
For fuller information and circulars. sppy at the Office OF
tbe Company II the - ,,,,,,,.
PETROLEUM AND MINING EMPORIUM
PERKINS, FRFELAND 4 Co,
M Ii Bfo.dwsy
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OYyIcg OF CoxsIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE,
No. BRipSEsr. NEw-YoRK, June 10. %. }
yEAIED PROPOSALS lin DuDljcate) in

No. bhtD3E-sT NEWT ORk' June 10 LOO.
SEAIED PROPOSALS Tin Duplicate), In
dor.-d Proposals. for Cooked Rsons will De received
by the und gn-d until O'Clock D. mr. TUESDAY, the 2th
supp Cock I'd hations for four months from
day of July 1867 tor for such shorter period may
directed the General Of supsi.tsDce) 70
troop. In the service well s'o 81 other persons properly
be subistcd by the United State. Subsistence De .en'
no NAV he in Nc-l orb City its immediate vicinity
well a, those Who may bc route to aud from me seat Of
" and not Otherwise lrovidcdiof
I'M. r,lou, vii, three meals each day Il yooi and
wholesome and subject to such proper inspection SIS may
b. directed by the OH er in chers-
The contractor also furnish te and candles th1t
may BE- required with the army ratoo, FOL
lows four pounds soap end md orcqsef rounds Of
sdansntir 9 candies to cech hundred r,iioD-.
The bidders mus, state the prc. ration which piee
ust include all p-nsrs such furnishing oA lug sppsrs'
us fuel packing boxes transportation n the ration &c
All bids anied ny gsiTapte- as follows
Ne me nndefgaed hsrsb, gucr1niee mat ~ CASE nc tore
cotag bid Of -----b be accepted, u thdu be duly
it> 70 n. true pnypc,s and condi0E' 0iso mat
yen coafIcf staR BE- erusd tein bonds ., N, ann Of
ten fA0asand foid,s
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW fohh; ,
Dor Ne. Haven. 90 800 ,..l llJp M l. IL, th1D
o. fFxJ 80 ~ and S0o Ok, D. M a.
FOR bridgeport 100 sa, thE.i llSD A. M ls''' tEa')
a,J lFx ! q IS T. % sud 800 (rK.) p IA.
For M,ford aud Stratord 40, ITO ~, W D. M
FOR fairhsld Southport aud Wr''pot 80 IL ~ 20 .@'
A3)pn. - ,. o., !, IA 49, T., IL ~, ,
3l5 40 $40, 800 lty,l N. ..
For Dsri-p 90 80, ll.1o T. m 80 80 80 p NJ
For (Ire.nwic, 80 ~ l.3ya M. . u.s. ~ $50 " pm
For STANFORD 100, go ttI.) $50 lD a. M RIB tkS.I
400 fEx J9%j 40 80 go. 500 (EI.,) y. M. -. 81,
For Fort Chester and intermediate stations 100 30 'l''
m 3.a.. T. 30 $50, go 80 r. ~.
' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 8oo ~ tEx 1oS (Ex.i 800
FOR Bosom via shor. Line, RIB (Ei.,l 8.oor. n.
For Hartford and Springfield, 200 ttI,) r. NJ fhIh''
OIL I2lS G.on y. go -, az,
For Connecticnt River Railroad 800 m. tfx lhlop m
10 Montreal 800 D. ILL., 70 Northampton. =,
For Hartford Proydencs sud fhAil Railroad 800 iEA'
For New Haven New London and stouin.,on Rsroads
s0O a. M. II Is 900. $40 p.
For Canal Railroad. l:i3 Q m to Northampton
For Iiou.atoric Raiirosd, g. m and p. m.
For Npuga,uck n. u road, 300 .. M, 1OU y. "a.
Gor Danbnry aud Norwat Railroad, 100. go a. H., L."
Commodiou. Sleeping Care stt,chsd 70 a1 m tran.
JANIS n. HOlT Srp''
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Orncr OF 1Hx sTnrgr CoxnssIosEE, ,

OyrCE or IHK STREET CoNnBsIoaKk
No 2J7 broadway.
V'O CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. IN
Il cosed in a sealed envelope indorsed Win the title oil
the work and with the Of the bidder written thereon
viii be received at t oihce until Tuesday. June 70 ldo1
II O'CLOCK, a. $500,
For regulating grading ne. Fifty eighth street from Sec
oud avenue TO East River.
Ror regulating grading &C.. Sevc'tyssih street, from
FIFTH avenue 20 East River.
70. regulating grading &c, Fiityninhs,Fee' from Second
avenue Third avenue ,,,,,.
from Fifth avenue TO Harlem River. ina A..
T. regulating grading. &c. Oneiiundfedsnd lh'rty Nun
str.et. rom Fourth avenue to Eighth avenue -, -,
For e,nlstnr grading &C.. Fifty third street. rom Tenth
ereune 20 Eleventh avenue 49,
For cuibns gathering Ane Tagging ffys-oono hioe' IRON
Fifth avenue TO Eighth avenue. -
For ubng gathering aud tagging Eleventh avenue, from
Fif,y.t ird street to FiityDinh street
For curb1g entering and digging kightieth street. from
Third avenue TO Fest River. . $50,
For oIrbns gucrng aud hasgns Forty eighth street. from
Ninth avenue to Tenth svsuue .
For rebuilding butbesd north side Rsinston street East
River. 49, =. ,c,,- L.
River. a.
For rebuilding Pier No. 81. East River
For rob adding Pier No A, East River.
For dredging beth sides OF Pier No. o. East River
For rebuilding Pier No g. North River
Foo ing ding Forty hiIdstreet from Second
avenue 70 Third avenue. . o.,
Blink forms of proposals. together with the specihcsons
aud agreements can b, obtained at this office.
dated Street Dep .rtmeni New York, June 3. l86s
CHARLES @. CORNELL.
Street Connis.ionsL
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THs ATLANTIC NAV STKAssEIP CONpASY, CfFICtl
10. BOwLIs6 cR.ES, NEW YORK. June l6, 100
rENHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of tbs Con-
J. pay law. this day declared DIVIDEND Of IWENTl
FIVE DOLLARS itR SHARE, payable FIVE DOLLARS
PER SHARE in CASH on and after Wetnc day, July
pr0xmo stockholders Of record at ne closing OF tie Trans
fer HOOKS aud twenty Dollars Per sDsre TO Ne indos,d upon
q. Scrip Cen.Ectes.
iae Transfer BOOKS be close on .asdsy. Juno - inst,
D. m ,ud reopencd saturday j. y rroSbn7, at 10
a. IN. by order Of the Bonro Of Directors
FRANKLIN ALLEN Secretary
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

JosrrH Y. ORvn President JOHN T. HUI. Cashier
THs NINTH NATIONAL BANK or THK CITY OF NEW YORK
No 363 BROADWAY NEW YORK, june ~ 1863
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CEN / and the
~ Government Tax has this dsy been declared by the
Board Of Directors payable the 1T day OF July next
The Transfer Books viii be closed the 2th instant 10 TO
omen on TIE lst pro,in,o JOHN T. HILL. Cashier.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co."LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co." LINE.
~ DAILY fOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consi..iuy o. IL. folovinguew and speudd stssper
ILECTKA clpa j. w Nye; GALATEA Capt. w ~
Jones; Ot EASt'S. CAPT. WA. Young 49, .
One of H.. above IA. will leave Pier NO
n North River foot Of Robinson st. Da'y Sunday ~
tS Connec,in. Proyidence with the 1854 Train for
Boston
re- Frei,it taIcn At Propeller Rate,
trh..r are p.urra.frd IN their srrsn:einers
for the comfort ard safety Of and theu scii' 10"
the Transportation of Fright
tthey arrve in r whence, II hour early eo"Fh 70
cure nf desired IA the hrs accommodation uAm 10Y
Boston. 49, tc,,c
For information in regard to Freight. &C apply to ISAAC
ODELL Genefal Freight Agent, PIER No. y. \: X.
FOR Ticke.s Saieos &C. apply 20 the Clerk. on board
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IioPE COPPER COMPANY. NEW YORK, May ~ 1883
AyOTICE.-The following described SlOCh
IN in the HOPE COPPER COMPANY will NJ sold a.
public aucon FRIDAY, Jun, 81 1903, At one o'clock M
81 tb. Office the Company No. ~ Naseu-s New OK
Of One Dollar rer share due OctooeT h'
Oh .ess paid before that date;
Cernnea,. (etibcte
No. s. for ~ Shares. No. " fof 100 Shares
No 10 for i5b Shares. No. >. FOR ~ shares
No. 81 for 100 Shares No 81 Tor ~ Shares
No "a Tor leo SHARES No - ,or $50 Shares
No ~ for no Shares No. o. .or 200 snaies
No Al fof 20 Shares No. OF .isl shares
No a for 2cl Shares No c6 iof 100 Shares.
No AZ r2j0 Shares No. lJi Tor 800 haie'
No so for 2IO Shares. No. ltJ for POO Shares.
No 81 for geo Shares
by order of the Director,
JNO. w DAVIS. Secretary.
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NEW YORK and NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD
1915 SUMMER ARRANoEaENI. 1900
IOnlMt NlING WV -. Iso9
rRAIVs LEAVE NEW YORK

p..,rr station ia N.wiors, corner twenty SeS'nih a.
and Fourih.sv-. Enhance on Twenty >rrenthst
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EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY.
II SIXTH DIVIDEND.
Tue Trustees Of this tmpsny have this day declared
DlVIDFND OF TOIJR a. 80 ;tNr payable June l5 gee
ofGoyen,aontta taxi at thei lace No. IA Broadway. The
,r-r Books WIN be cosed from the 10Th 10 The 18th june
iuc.i i've Ahtuth L. hcND' i'ss"e'
NV YORK. Jan. T. 1853
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EOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-The Steamship
L. UTERPE Capt ELDRiD0E, is now loading at rsr
No u North River and will sail tor the above poft on
SATURDAY, June IT, 1865 p For freight or passage
apply to the Agents, H. ). LIVINGSTON Co.. NO i%'
Roadway
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

Thanks to Governor Allen for a
copy of his message, and Il report of
the Select Joint Committee Of the
two Houses of the General Assem-
bly,. We learn from the report that
there has been drawn from the State
Treasury, for all purposes, S2,oj5,-
O7O So, and that S734.l55 has been
paid into the Treasury. The follow
ing are the assets on hand on De
cember 3lst, 1864: S4,255, $50 06.
amounting in the aggregate to $685.
514 06, leaving an excess of s2,O34,-
443 81, represented by sugar, etc
This is exclusive of gratuitous dis
tribution of provisions etc.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

The Herald's Washington special
says that Blairs' instructions are en-
braced in the following three PROPOSE
tons: LIST. Amnesty to I'll, no mat
ter what they may have been since
the war began. I'd. The Constitu-
ton as it is and the Union as it was;
the South TO return to the Union with
all the rights and privileges which it
had before the States seeded
Sd. The abolition of slavery. The
President will not retract anything.
He does not insist upon immediate
abolition, but he does that measures
be taken to secure its extinction with
in reasonable length of time. 1t
looks probable that the above propo-
sitions are such as will be Or have
been submitted to our authorities
from the Lincoln government, through
Mr.. Blair. IF any of our readers can
see in this, a prospect Tor the termi-
nation Of this war, they must enter
tain opposite opinions to those we
aslrWate.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

There will be four eclipses this
year, two Of the sun and two of the
moon. The first will be of the moon,
evening of April 10th, visible here.
The second will be of the sun, April
25th, visible in South America. The
third will be of the moon, evening of
October 4th, visible on the Atlantic
coast, but not in Texas The fourth
will be an annuiar eclipse of the sun
October 10Th, beginning about Gao
A. NJ, and will be one of the most in-
teresting phenomena of the century.
So says an exchange.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

The Richmond Examiner says that
at the battle of Franklin, the Missouri
brigade went into the fl ght 6SS strong.
and had 100 killed, 242 wounded,
aud 90 captured, making a total loss
447. Gen. Cockerell was wounded
three times, but not seriously. Col.
Gates was also wounded. Col. Gar
land and Maj. Parker, with a long
list of captains and lieutenants, are
among the killed.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07
Communicated
ON fl.r Present Cfisis.

On fl:c Present Crisis.
Tell M Waterman what Of the
night-what the signs Of promise
arr r.
My countrymen. read your Cover
nor's message. and let the fires of pa-
triotism kindle in each heart the no.
bic resolve to emulate his heroic ex-
ample. Well may We cry out
with the inspired writer, blessed
or" the people who call Him their
Eulcrl"
\ soldier! "A statesman! Had he
Ev"d IN the days Of plutarch, would
he not be- enrolled with the mighty
mon Of cd who saved empiresl-
'R nder unto Caesar the things that
are CnSar'-. Hon.r unto whom
honor is due Let not envy dctract
one leaf from his laurcls. And ye
VII" meet now, in solemn cnnclavc, to
deliberate upon his sage council. We
oc~""ch you. by all tina, is just, wise
and patriotic. t" hold up his hands in
this, tie hour Of great trihulation -
With voice, heart and hand. proclaim
Your willingness to endure all forms
aud shapes Of c,i', but chat of sulju-
c"ti0R. Do all Of us know what
that means Ye WHO We're Graded
in case and plenty, on Nirginia's fer
ale shore. bat who are now driven
~, the r"mor>clrss tide OF revolution
to sock refuge. and find not We
know aaI feel the horrors of ri,H dis
lar@ May G"I i.ggivr It's if we
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

The mail contractors in Texas, We
judge are dcrelicting thcir duty
Formerly we received our Houston
exchanges three times Il week, now.
if we get them in six or eight days
we are lucky. We trust they viii
give more attention in future to cna-
bic us to have the benefit OF regular
uals as heretofore.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

A rumor prevails here, that Lee
made a feint, as if evacuating Peters
burg, and drew in the enemy, after
which he turned upon them and
gave them severe thrashing.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

On last Monday, January 3oih, {"
bill passed both Houses of the Leg
islature to adjourn on the Ala of Jan
uary, inst. The error was not dis
covered until after adoption by til"
Senate and House. That would
make a pretty long session.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

Tn" Houston Telegraph of .Janu
.rv 2u.h says: "A report reaches
W., by way ot Na,amnras, that Max
imiIau and Napoleon have sent COM
mission. L, to Richmond to negotiate
recognition and treaty Of anicable
rrlA.iDn-." Thn rlitor says it comes
from reliable source.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

The attention Of our city authori
ties is directed to the wrctrhrI and
dangerous condition Of the sidewalk
near the Laboratory. The pavement
has disappeared, and danger starcs
the pedestrian in every step.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

The immigration at the North
from the year 1861 to 1864, was, at
the port of New York, 4S2,266. The
arrivals at other ports will swell the
total during that period, to nearly six
hundred thousands.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

We are pleased to hear that a
bill has passed our Congress. author
izing the mailing of newspapers to
soldiers, free of postage.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

The Richmond Enquirer argues
the policy OF abandoning the Pro
vi.iomal army" and establishing the
army OF the Confederate States. A
repeal of the provisional organiza-
ton. vacatcs all commissions under
it and does injustice to none. 1t is
further claimed that such repeal
would break up all "bomb-proofs."
AMI enable the Government to select
the best officers both for staff and
line.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

the Port ct VI ,.m.hgton. tii> port
we should have held against all and
every emergency We had iniorma
ton that the enemy Were fitting oul
an immense armada, the largest ever
known before. for the tap'nG' It this
point, several weeks before II sale"
AL the forces necessary for It's pr
lection should Il; once lave h""n.co"
nntrated there, and one Of our abirs,
Generals placed in command.
For four years We have been far.i-
fying for so..r wears the i. meg- G..
North Carolina have dispensed wiz.
the labor of Il large p,r,ion OF ti,.ir
slaves in order TO 80 .,ryn-ih n TIA.
works offending this sra port, thal
all efforts on the par, of IN" enemy
tor its capture nigh, .nii Every on"
l.lt satisfied as to the safety of WI!
miuyton, in fact. as much 50 Is tha;
OF Richmond The enemy We're re
pulsed ON their first attack and a,np!,
time gwen oar leaders to r-iui.rc" it
thrr thought necessary. Il seems
/ ihcy mai, another rEtor. and wrr
SAGE, ,-lu.
It halnoye. II. nov, ia ioor. 1t IA.
s;tt,,ti,n and l,.v;.. ,u.or,- f., ,.-;,,
,ha advance Of H.. v,p6.,l- y, or.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

.v.., Inn which .,r0nIr- d. trr,ns a..
ion OF oUr cir.' war. cons ga "tiN
n' news "n''" W" r'p''"''S' VIZ
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m. ,..,I..r- with o,aJIr.,u. al,.j-
IF y .c,-p acn th~on-"
,a'.Hnr-o. tons H~i"at 90, 'a"t'''aN
"''.'.,'A." "a a. mere ,....
J,.,". ,l,', -, ',o.o --,,n..,- ....,, 81. 49,.
capital were actually on rurir way tp
p. c~rut terms o. au.c.u.r adjustment
81 our difficulties ne names 81
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07

Ate 10 n!-Persons arriving
with, or receiving, late southern OF
northern papers. will oblige us aud
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items Of news also solicited.
Shreveport news., 1865-02-07
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Sc.
In News - .al in ~. i. . j.
~u. oi y..ur r.rt a wei. t,a...l iI'i.
r.r oversize -auur.pr b. 81" whi.u.
deserves more t..'u 4 " p.--sur u..
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Shreveport news., 1865-02-07
Report @: Soldiers Home Of
-.iTas CpoTf for january, 1865.

Balance casit n hand,
.tIn. l~'............ S2.4S3 IS
Donated hv "m. Cox. 100 90
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

Mrs. PARTINGToN IN PERFUME STORE =
Can lwait uron you. madame?" said Mr..
Cushing politely. as Mrs. Partil g'on stood
hooking at the stored sweets at liz Wash
inoton street.
. Were | younger" said she. smiling rs
sweetly as Cyn'h rea opou pomade bdttl, i,
% | might feel fattercd by such an Offer. |
do Ike politeness. though it is rarely Oh e
meets wiki it: the other night weat ur to
the opera. ard stood an hour outside. and
nobody had the good manners to offer me a
seat"
Due sympathy was expressed. when she
went on like Il wheelbarrow.
Il declare II must seem to you as if ,on
w're breathing the airs of Paradox or Cev
Ions lsle, "r some such fragrant thing. all
the time. Have you rny of the odor Of sun,..
tity. that YOU could give me a little to put on
my handkerchief"
She vas assured that tn V had none or ;a y.
but expected some. with fresh sunniv of
he essence with which the ghost of Hamlet
scents the morning ar, and would remen,i er
her. She t aeked them kindly. continuing q
her inspection. while Ike amused himself hv
shaking up same of the bottles and seeing
the bubbles rise to the surface Suturd, u
Erenaag Gozeffe.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03
B sg 81 y, q D : J 6 81 M
NOT A FEW

OF the worst disorders that ac mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuates in the Blood OF all the dis
coveries that have been made to purge out can
equal in effect HELlLDOLD'S COTPOUND EXTRACT
OF 4S1RSA PARILL4. It cleaases and renovates the
Blood insts the visor OF health into the system and
purgss out the hunors which make disease It stimulate,
healthy functions of the body and cxpes the disorders
that grow and rankc in the Flood Such remedy, that
could be relied on has long been sought for and for
the first time the public have which they de-
pend Our space here does not admit of certificates to
show its effects trial of sin lie bottle Wi: show to
the that il has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful ofhe Extract of sarsapaga, added
to pas water is equal to tie Lisbon Dist Lr, AID
one bottle Ito gallon Of the S rUp Of sarsapaTia,
or the decocoa usually made
The above Extracts are prepared purely scientific
priacples-n VlcHo-and cabody the fa.l strength OF
the ingredients entering iato cic composition. ready
and conclusive tcs: will be comparison of their proper.
ties with those forth in the U. S. DispeasatOry
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

JOHN Rock AND ToNY KNAPP.-They tell
good story here among Western people.
wherein Negro lawyer and a Coprerheaa
Congres man figure. The lawyer is John s.
Rock. of Baston. and the Congressman il
Anthony L. Knapp. Of Illinois. 1t appear
nat some weeks ago Mr. Knapp accosted
tauther Illinois Cpngressman-B. c. Cook.
fOttowa-vith: Il ie,ieve. Cook, vuu are
Ne ONLY man here who knows. of his own
incwledee. that I'm member Of the bar q
he Suprema Court Of our State: and | want
;uu 10 D esent me. some morning. for admi-
on to the bar Of the Supreme Court Of the
Jni ed States"
Certainly. certainly. Knapp" replio.
jook, who, bv the way, is i good Repqtli
Happening to meet on the morning Of the
rSt at this month. Knapp says;
= Well. Coak. can vau attend to that little
natter of nine this mernirs?' ~
- On. YES. come on
s. they two went into tie chamber of the
Supreme Court, and sat in the bar waiting
tIe assembling Of the Court. Directly. also.
f lowed them Charles Sumner and john S
r ck-takug seats quietly. that needless
1t entIon he not draw, 10 tue presence If tie
negro. me came in the honorable mem
,ers Of the Supreme Court of the United
States who, bowIng in stately fashion to e
few spectators, took their usual seats. Nr.
Cook and Mr.. Knapp rose. and the former
was on the point Of presenting the latter,
when Charles Summers profound voice was
heard
May it please the honorable Court.
present John S. Rock, of Boston, for admis-
sion to the bar of this court"
. Let him he sworn" said M. Chase: and.
all negro as he was, he advanced to be
sworn.
ButCook loves .obe-now was his chance
While this was going on, the Democratic
Congressman Of Copperhead tendencies stood
staring in amazement. just as the negro
was stepping up to be sworn, Cook caught
Knapp by the arm, and said;
Now. Knapp, it'll be yonr turn immedi-
a.ely after this gentleman"-with special
emphasis on the last word.
. No, III be id if twill" exclaimed
Knapp, as he took his hat and rushed for the
door
Tony Knapp, Congressman from Illinois,
hasn't vet been admitted to the bar of the
Supreme Court of the United States Wash.
Cor Rochester Dem.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

TREASON IN PETTIgoATs.-ln the South the
most defiant rebels wear petticoats. They
never give up because they don't have to
fight and only to talk When Il male rebel
deserts. they open upen him the batteries Of
their wrath, unless he'happens to be a bro
ther, husband or lover, when it is all right.
Yet thew never fail to marry Federal officers
whenever thew are invited. A letter from
Nashville, dated January 29th, has inst come
to light, which illustrates these feminine
rebels to perfection 1t is from a young lady
who gns- herself " Marie" to her brother
:. Tom Here is a passage true to life
repeat to you,' says Marie - that matterc
and things are getting worse every day. You
will be astonished to hear that your friends of
the female denomination are dropping of
every day. Yes, dropping off, too, as wiling
victims into the arms Of the ruthless invader.
just think of it Mollie, the uncouquerable,
who used to parade that large Beaurrgaid d
breastpin, and who used to sing 4" Maryland
my Maryland with so much patho-, was
married some months ago to a Federal with
but one bar on his shoulder. Saliie. who
used to sleep with the Bonnie Blue Flag
under her pillow, who looked daggers and
pistols at the invaders, who would not speak
to her schoolmates N and C-bccau>e
they received aud tlea'ed Federal othcers with
due plliteness, she. too, Is gone; yes, mar
ried to a Federal officer with two bars. Sue,
tie historical one. who carried the glittering z
s,letto in her belt. who was going to Initiate
Charlotte Corday, and as>assnate somebody
for her ceuntrv's sake, she, too. has gone the
wav of all flesh. and married an officer with
that de;estabIe eagle on his shoulder.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-03

NEw MoDE OF QUARTz CRUSHING Parties
in the East have invented a new mode of
reducing ores. in which fire and water are
used, and one other ingredient which is a
secret. The cost is about one dollar per ton.
The inventors claim that it thoroughly pul
verizes and desulphurizes metaliferous quartz
rock: but the Humboldt Register says il
does not: that it softens the ore very much.
so that the process may be readily completed
by grinding and amalgamating in pan. If
this process should prove successful, it will
enable the working of many ledges now con-
sidered worthless on account of their small
yield as compared with the cost of working.
-LeeSe RireJ' Rereilfe