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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequaed preparation which Possesses the pecu-
liar properties or grey hair to its original color
and II to the color 1t possessed Def
turned grey. II Is permanent cure for dandrnn,
Strengthens and ensenA thu roots Of the hair the
hair lasting and natural moisture, danru scurf
Itching and OF Persons that have tried
this preparation say that they have tried all kinds
Tonic and nir estorativfs and had able TO
ind any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Lair Tonic 1t hss cured Der
who had solid masses of dandruh all knitted and
cemented together In the share OF cop cevefne The
whole head and IN the Of thirty dnyH after a.
my Tonic the scurf and dandru all disappeared ard ths
hair, which had until that time been prevented nom
growing, resumed its former healthy growth.
In the Of James Mershon q the 7fat Iowa In
hnary, whose head With thick COATING Of
dAndru and scurf mentioned above and whose hair
had aicst conpetsis ilsn - b shown tbs vtrns Of
this Tonic, for II the Of three ve<ks auuIction
Of IL hs scalp ansd healthy condition and ~ Mi
comms1oed - erow beautifully This Ii only onc ceee
a. tbs kndIn etAensand could mcnfion many others
but G. vsss sfspacs and cost am prevented fon DO
la ~ a1o1aH cADus, sss.sr q vseo.a "a ~.
stIesl. - = eeo0Da teettA 4 n6nsl llese.ss 8
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwell.

in-. with four rooms, coed we'll Of water frame
barn ard full if all under fence sssted Exchange
street beswe Cd and 81 streets, Keokuk Title good
Price $500. Enquire Of H.BT TEN EyCK.
mchS
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TOR sALE-A two story Brick DWELL

IL ing House with or rooms ard Frame Dwelling
with two Of the uost beautiful lots In the
city covered wth Choice selection OF fruit good haTn
&C. siiHstsd the 81 IN spd iEh sts
Possession tie Is; OF May. Title perfect. Priee
5Go-S COS dov u and baispce in year. rcnire
of fus<h12l III. Z. TkS-ElCk.
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EoR sALE-six Acres of Land, with

IL gnod Grunt Dwelling House, containing rooms,
sud neser-fsrg epyirg o. water. With large GUAM
tify % grapes bearing. situated The rs about
miles ADORE keoknt. Title good Prize, sl.sf0 fn-
Qaire OF msheI III. u 5E.-E}Ck.
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EOR sALE-Twenty acres Of beau,i

z VIE On III VIII aCFts q Utl UT
Il fsl Garden Grape and. and NEAR the H'ssis
spp river ahrt three mile aLaee the city OF KeoEuk.
Tile rrcd. Price, eco Enquire ~
nch-o ii. b. TEy-FyCK.
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dor SALE-l0O acres new Land

"A 50 Arres under cultivation, with two leg houses
and small orchard, situated I'D miles s w. from WSrsaw
ami enc Rafle from Hrseknrdre. UsneoSk Co. llrois.
Title good Price szooo Enqusre OF
Ii. p. TES-FYCE,
mchs Real Estafe Agent Keokuk.
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EOR SALE-A one story franc dwell

l. ing. with seven rocrns cstsrn coed ecliar and
fine growth Of fruit trees. with full lot ard aliir good
order, situatei business Exchange street be-
tween 9Th and Tth streets. Title good. IIise sace
Enquire Of IL. D. TES-EYCK
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The Detroit Convention.

The following is the Reciprocity Resolution
adopted by the Commercial Convention st Detroit iuss
previous to adjournng sine die;
Rsored That this Convention 10 respectful requess
the President Of the United States TO enter Into nego
tstions with the Government Of Great Britain having
In view the execution Of the treaty between the TWO
tween the United States and the several Provinces OK
British North America. including British Columbia
Sekirks Settlement and vancouvers Island, based on
principles which shall be Just and equitable 10 all par
ties and with reference TO the United States d when
shall also include the ee avigation Of the ST. Law
renee and other rivers OF British North America WITH
such Of the rivers and engagements u
the canals a. shall render them adequate Ter the re-
quiremsnts Of the West In communication with tho
ocean,
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Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY H. 1860

slee T. A. ch.s.,,s sIsooi y :,,d II r sscSc;
Army. B. =. Mason. s oCoi "; C. jones' siSSc .S
Washington. George P. shIee soooi Do WE no E 4"
wood Price o., coo; Army. c. H. Frederick, *l,wS 90
john o. Stevenson, 5000; DO, Thoma. Kilby smith
81 oOo DO Green Il. Raum, oooi Military head9paite,s
msnt, KiIboum KnoI; Kttsnus, RI. g. y c. Sswtero'
Oc Alexandria Va X. r. Crawford s2oc9; d9.' Snas
York' Henry s. Fitch 81 900; New.forL Jacob Lsclan'
slOco k.wYs,i Geo D. K;oss sisS 30. N NswYOIt
Chnrch' ooO Sew.Ysrk Hodsn, 81 go: New YORK. Pc
ou.e, teoo; NewYoIs, SHAY sooC; N:wfSIs: Sasn'
Potts, 1000; N.w.York, sw,nton, $1,000, Ne~forf'
Davis. 81, 900. q ,o,ool
On Friday morning.
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sURRocATE's COURT JULY II. -sif'" ''H'''s
TucKEA
CURIOUS MISTAKE IN A WILL.

In 70 the will of James Ross. Ross, who WA
soldier the Army ftbe Potomac, and died last Wntx
Hampden Hospital FOrtre" Monroe shortly before his dsh
made will The paper drawn up BY Capt Rose VIA
however, have copied the a.staon clause from u
will Of Robert Graham since reads 81, Robert Grshsas
The viii signed BY Ross a. the end Of the s.tesa
clause and appears from the testimony properly s.ssd
before the Surgeon and his assistant The Of "Rsbs
Graham" also signed by the Captain to the vi cspl
Rose having Joined his regiment and the proponents being
able through ignorance of his whereabouts to produce 10
evidence explanation OF the circumstances, the suss
refused probate Of the will The estate 10 believed TO Do II
Thompson Guan o and Rober. Murray for contestants
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CITY NRWs.

BoARp or CoUycrLxES.-The Board met at
Q o'clock yesterday afternoon, and adopted largo
number Of routine general orders AI. Leu.
offered q resolution that the Corporation Coon'ei
be requested to report the number OF judgments
obtained against the City from January 1905 20 .n0
present time the names Of the plaintiffs ana ~ne.ne'
any Of said Judgments went by default Adop'eu'
The Board then adjourned TO Monday next.
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Observation-Disclosures Eliza B. Jumel, who
was married to Aaron Burr in 1872 ana 'ooh s''e'
separated from him. resuming the name OF her
band, NJ. Jume native OF France died az her '0'''
denco on Washington Highs, day before yesterday al
an advanced age
Ambrose L. Jordan, for many years distinguished
member Of the bar in tiiscy died on Sunday In the
nth year OF his age His funeral will take place from
tho Church Of tho TRANSPORTATION, at ~ o'clock this Al
terneon
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ch.cs, business, Bacon is moderately sctiye sales 81
so boxes Cumberland Cut AZ prices not transplred'
ard Ia scarce and frmer sales OF GOO bbls and les
At l6.alsEc for No. ], I9iG0ic. for fair 70 Prime
Steam o2ae2ic for Kettle Rendered. and S2sc. Tor
BUTTER TEN is very quiet owing to the extreme prices
n Y. State. Welsh tubs strictly One. y De-. e3O
N Y State, Welsh tubs, iar to good ;.-2toann
N Y. State, Welsh tubs white and poor miied
n Y State frkin tuba strictly hne- ~ ~
n Y State hrkins, hne. 81 q 30
Penn, common to medium
Western Reserve good to hnc yellow - ao
We.tern Reserve common TO medium. ........ ZV0zs
Southern Ohio Dev....................-. 200o
Mich. IN, Ind. e. Wis good to nne yellow. 2e2o
Mich, H., Ind. Wis. common 70 msaun d:wnysrd
tendency owing to the nniaVorsos ad'ieeS ifo'
We quote: o,o,,. r.r,n ,I;aln
State fair TO good. az
State Diaries, choice. --.......-.-...--iat9i2
English Dairy Comm. az?
English Dairy (Ohio). 81.
PETROL EUM is a shade frmer and moderately &c,
tive sales at 80 33c for Crude 52s 'oc for kehned
in bond and - 7ic. for DO free. .. oao,o
RICE-Wc hear Of small parcels Rangoon az yd9ic,
and Carolina st osoIc but nolarse lots have changed
hands. ..,., .,,oos
SUGARS-The inquiry for Raw Sugars is iair prices
generally retaining their frnness we quo,e ran o ~
Good Refining at III sales OF 500 hhds. AZ
l3Ic for Cuba and 20 boxes Havana az ltdio8e'i W.
fined are unchanged IN , ,,oos o,a
nominal Rough Flaxseed is fairly active. and firm at
81 I5ds2 ~, per bushel Of sob. l..
TALLOW-The msrket is better snppIedd anu =,
lower but the demand rs good sales OF iio".p ~
liz lilo for Western and liidllIc. for CITY chsn
WOOI--The inquiry for both Domestic ana f9tcls sn
eeces has been very good but prices have raled very
heavy and show "A decline; sales OF 13oO I'D neece. ~
Ton "a IN Tac the latter rate for Fancy new crop;
90 GOO 70 Pulled, at Sc a6sc for Super and Extra 80
bales nd Washed at 65d osc.; 1900 70 Mexican q.
IL 900 n Mesliza at -. a33c.. and about ~ wv 70 Sa
ilo1 M AZ
WUISKY-The market is firm. ut not active; sales
of on bbls Western at a. o. and small lots at " ~
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Reeetpts Of Produce.

July n.-l..Gj7 bbls Flour, 222 bbs. Whisky, l. I.'
bbls Corn Mel &C, la bush. Wheat t6oO ous, to'r ~
n 500 bush. Oats eoi bush. Rye 9,5Js bush MALI ~
pkg, Aches 40 pkgs Oil Cake. IS pkgs Lard 23V'
pkgs Butter 562 pkgs Provisions.
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MONDAY July Up. NJ.
Gold opened al l42i and sold up to 49, closing at
142i
Government stocks are steady and in good de-
nand. For 1905 of the first and second series there
Is steady sale at par and interest and no large
sums could be had at this rate. The railway share
list opened very strong upon the street, and Erie
sold as high as S9}. A good deal of cash stock of
oil kinds was sold, and prices at the Stock E1-
change and afterward were lower with dull mar
ket The improved demand for money and the
general disposition shown by lenders to establish
higher rates check for the moment speculation for
rise. At the public call the market was dull and
lower, Michigan Southern selling at 63l, and North
Western Preferred at Gil. At the Second Board
and in the street the market was dull and heavy.
The closing quotations were n. Y. Central 9it;
Erie, sli Hudson, lOS; Reading, l0l; Michigan
Central, lO6; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Ga Rock
Island log.
Money is dearer, and cash loans are quoted at 6
81 per cent. Some 5 per cent loans are allowed to
remain, but no new business is done at that. The
1905 on sale by Mr. Jay Cooke are being absorbed
% fast that the public would not be surprised If
Gold that the balance remaining has been taken on
speculation, as was the case with former loans.
The payments Of the Treasury for the last 90 days
have been made with unexampled promptness, and
no public creditor has suffered from delay. Such
may not be the case in future and it is this fear
which in part advances the rate for money. After
the proceeds of 7.30s have been disbursed Mr.. Nc
Cullochs resources will be restricted TO the taxes,
certificates of indebtedness, and temporary loans.
His power and his inclination to issue currency are
alike exhausted and the close of the settlement of
che expenses of the Rebellion may produce a strin-
gent money market. The season of the year is at
hand when money and credits will be wanted TO
move the crops and the effect will be to make bor-
sowers pay higher rates.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks this week and last:
Loans .. t2le,5 975 t22l ,2e5Gs2 Inc.t2 743 l07
Specie 49, J94 20,4O0,44l Inc. J. o99 s47
Circulation. 6OOl,T4 6.2J0945 Inc. %9 III
Deposits 1913 l99.OO5 300 420, 2s3 Inc 2.22l 27s
Legal Tenders. 70e 60054,6 $40 Dec 2 463 062
TABLE If s Loans Specie Circulation and Deposs N tas
Banks of s Cip Of Nsv- York. for the reek snding Sat
syday, July is, 1865 10 whiea " onIsd ne Capita!
of ea<h Hank
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

IN the City Of NewYork. from the 10th day OF July As
18th day Of July, 1865
Men, 1856 women, 100; boys 262 girls, ia-to.s, CO..,
adults. 26; children, 4S<i males, 36s; females 7a; CO..
ered persons IL.
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Ts CaYresponAenis.

Ne nsos can be tshen Of Anonymous Communi stisus.
Whfevsis intended for insertion must be authenticated
sy the name and address Of the wer-not necessarily fer
psbiiestion but a. ssuaISnty for his seod fsE.
Al business Letters foI this soe should be addressed 10 THE
TMsuSE," Nsw.Yofk
w sf1s. ardsIisks II ys.gu ESse:eS CsmGpAcsti0OA
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ROBBED WHILE SLRRPING.-Johu

ROBBED WHILE SLEHPING.-John Lochrane,
residing 1T No lOs Seventhsye fell asleep on Sunday
night in the basement Of the lodging house No. l<e
Leonard-st., while intoxicated and was robbed OF
e55 by Frederick Grossmaker proprietor OF the place.
aud Edward Hampson. They we're arrested by Capt.
Jourdan Of the Sixth Precinct and committed by Jus.
tice bowling in defsnlt Of ", wv bail each.
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A SAILOR CRUELTY beaten BY DEspERA-

A SAILOR CRUELTY beaten BY DEsPERA-
po.-On Monday morning Lewis Doser, a sailor re.
alias Brooklyn Bill" well known desperate, quar-.
relied in tie saloon No. Is Bowery, and the latter beat
him the head with a lager beer glass; inhicting
Doser taken to the Tenth Precinct Police Station
where hs wounds we're dressed by the District Police
Surgeon
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ROBBED IN DIsRgPUTABLB IloUsB.-On
Sunday night Mr.. benjamin Kicker. resident Of Ban
Forsyth st. accom- panied disrepntabls feaae. named
Jenny White to the house No. AS Greenwichst., and
there robbed BY her Of eco. She arrested by
Officer Walkinshsw Of the Twenty seventh Precinct
and committed for trial by Justice bowling.
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IAdversisemsnt.l
)r. TALBOr's Con

PINE APPLE CIDER.-Dr. TALBor's Con-
cHHrRATRD MEDICAL Pineapple CIDga will euro you II
you ar. sics aud youarr vel will prevent 'icsnes Sec
long Advertisement In WEEKLY TRIBuNE from April 70
May a. 1865, inclusive. Send for Circular Ono
PIC bottle sent free by mail receipt Of pc to psy postage
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Total Gel. Al

The Company has paid during the last year
$i22, $50 of Bonds, which matured and have been
cancelled, from funds on hand at the last annual
report applicable to this purpose, and from the sale
of the balance of the Sinking Fund Bonds remain
ing in the hands Of the Company.
The following table shows the earnings, expenses
and profts of the road for six years:
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IAdvertis~nentI
LADIES' SUMNER CATERS 81 PAIR

CASrRKLL IL disposng Of bis sock Of Hight coloed GAx
at very low prices aud they just the articles TO in
the country during the Sumnrr advice say call his
Establishment, No slJ Broadway. between Eleventh and
Twslith-stG
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tAdy-rtissm.ntt

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is demonstrations
-Gen!lemen stoss IN md3to 9p. M Lsiies ga IN to
p m. "Grestest Of Luxnries" Try one.
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ANOTHER SOLDIER ROBBED BY COURTEsASs-

ANOTHER SOLDIER ROBBED BY COURTEsANs.-
On Sunday night, James Brown, a returned soldier
accom- panied Ann Murray 10 the low den No. Null
berry.st and while there forcbly robbed by her
and Ellen Richardson, keeper Of the place of $40 in
Treasury notes. Yesterday they were arrested by
Capt. Jordan and Sergt Quinn OF the Sixth Precinct
and In tho possession Of the woman Richardson was
found portion Of the stolen money. They were com.
miited for trial without bail by Justice Bowling. Tho
house where the robbery occurred is one Of the most
notorious dens in the city fewer than eight soldiers
and citizens having been robbed in it within short
time.
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Boy Run OVER NJ, KILLgD.--William Lepp-
Ter. aged Is years. yesterday over at the
ner OF Ninth.sye and Fifty .tirsst, by . butchers
cart and seriously injured that he died Just before
reaching 81. Luke's Hospital coroner was notified.
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ANOTHER HreuwAY RoBBERy.-Mr. .Jol

Adams, who does business at No "A Iberty.st. while
reiuI ming from the Central Park on Saturday evening
last attacked by three ruans and robbed Of his
amount Mr.. A. alone at the time. and no police.
man being near. the robbers were enabled " make
their escape undistnrbed.
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CRIMINAL CARELRSsSgss-A Boy AND GIRL
sHor-on Sunday night Patrick Sullivan. who was
visiting some friends At the corner OF Seventhaye ara
Fifty fourth st. thought be would try the contents VI
his revolver by firing 1t through Of the iadows.
As he did So Jeey Clifford and his sister, who were
passing the corner Of Fifty.thIrdst and Broadway,
received the contents. The pistol loaded with
sugs. one Of which knocked ont three OF the boys
teeth and thea lodged In his mouth, while his sister
was seriously wounded in the neck by another Of the
missiles The author OF this mischief was arrested. and
committed by Justice Connolly. Tho victims reside IN
Broadway. between Fifty third and Fifty fourth-sta
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TsRn - JuLy H. sskn
Justice 0ARyIy.
DECISIONS.
Maria Traut agt. Philip Unstatter.-Motion, 10
reduce bail granted.
Mariner agt Msrriner-Decroe granted
Chares c6wiazer sg The Forty and Grand sy
Railroad pany-Moon granted by default with 81 eos
to defendant
George Kots ast Dennis Burk-Moton TO substitute d.
PENDANT Plaintis motion to amend summons nd
complaint denied without prejudice.
Mason Thompson agt Margaret Cafson.--Order granted
Stanie Regsrs sgt. Louis disqualification granted
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better demand but prices hesvy sales Of goo bbs
At az An Tor Plain Mess and slOael3 for Extra do
Tierce Beef and Beef Hams are dull and nominal Cnt
ch.ct. hn.nes, Bacon is moderately active; sales "
so boIes Cumberland Cut AZ prices not transpired.
Lard IL scarce and irner, sales Of 600 bbs and ties.
at l6ials.c. for No. ], i9iG0tc ior lar 10 frime
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The following National Banks have been desig-
mated by the Secretary of the Treasury additional
repositories Of the public money: Exchange,
Richmond Va; National Bank of the Common
wealth, New-Ycrki Ocean, New-York. Tho
Amoskeag National Bank Of Amoskesg, N. H.,
has been discontinued as depository.
The following are the quotations of Exchange:
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, 1854 alO9; Bankers
Sterling, 3 days, 1921 0lo9!; Merchants, 1914 a
1903; Francs, long date, 5.l6l; Francs, shor'
date 5l5j.
Freghts are dull The engagements to Liver.
pool are 20 900 bush. Wheat at 4alid; 500 bbls.
Flour at L.; go bales Cotton at Sled, and ooo
bush. Wheat at SD. Per steamer, 100 tcs. Lear
Tobacco at 25s. To London, per steamer, 7,Ooo
bush. Wheat at SD.
The business Of the Sub.Tressury was: Receipts,
t6. s2s, sec 96-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
AZ. 54S..34 O7-on account Of Loan $4,000 Bal
ance $5I, 300, 4O3 4S.
The traffic Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the month of June was:
le6s s52l ia 1864 s3l4, 52l Increase e9Oe 6o3
The receipts on tho Grand Trunk Railway for tho
week ending July were:
1865 Gil, 7s9 1894. .elo5 1913 Increase SO 800
The Cleveland and Toledo Road has published ita
report for the fiscal year ending April 30:
Its earnings wer r'a1. p sSsS
Net income. :.....-..... se5t'i eo
Paid for interest on bonds. 1899
Remaining for stock. .--....-.. e6Asil
Equal to IA = cent.
The Company during tho year has paid in divi'
dends 20 per cent, and had June |, OF undivided
profits. $40 $685. or within $50, 900 of 10 per cent
The property is now represented by
Bonds, outstanding .......--...s?2 sOsl
81
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DECISIONS.

srpREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERn-JrLY is.-Bsfors
Judge BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Francis Sexton agt. James McElvany, &c.
Judgment ordered John X. Ludlow at. Luis H. Pyrtol
~ s-Judrmeut ordered Crah Hendricks, &C. set Jossph
Hewlett ct s-Motion granted Same sg George Curtis =
sl-Motion granted. WIN. Author agt. Edward Morrison 4
a-Reterence ordered TO hear. kc.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-tHAxBsas-JrIr H.
Before Judge CARDozo.
DECISION.
Geo. C. Stone agt. p. Seymour Kenwsy-Onsr
settled
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The United States Service Pesroie"" nm"
Mining Company-Imper'nns Tcs''Ho-
ny-MiIi.ary Csntraets-Liss or Orfsi-
ual 8ubsePibePs.

This case was resumed yesterday morning De-
roro Justice Dodge at the jefferson Market Court
Mr.. Geo. d. Kellogg wa, the only witness examined
his testimony quite interesting. and fully proved
the schemes and in,rgues employed by the crslna"s
Of such Company for me purpose Of swndling each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

Ngw.YoRK MUSEUM ASSOCIATION. Tho
New. York Museum Association design 10 erect
magnificent museum At once on Broadway near Union
or Madison squares. The Company have capital
they state OF $500 and the manager Mr. John Ban
ward seems confident that tie enterprise will be very
successful and yield large return upon the invest
ment.
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he and the captain both slunk away and said no
more
The same morning before daylight the captain came
TO tho head Of the stairs and called roughly to ono
Of the men below. "Send up that gal in the yallow
dress" The girl did not come. He then called out
with All oah Send her up here tell you" At last
she reluctantly came. He said, Here drink this
whisky. Now go in my state.room." She did a. he
babe her. These the the freedmen have TO deal
with. win they ever have justice done themi The
slave power is not dead only wounded. When called
the colorcd man otzcn," our Rebel captain, whom
had fed all tho way to Augusta said with o sheer:
"a Niger a citiIenp Hsuch men AZ these have any
voice in tho reorganization Of the State tie will
have been fought in vain. Tho feeling is bitter against
the colorcd people wherever have been freemsn;
no objection to them az slaves earnestly pray that
all who had led or taken active part in the Rebellion
will be long enough to let the loyal element
get the mastery. have talked with many Of the
hundred thousand whom JEFF Davis said were skulksrs
from the Confederate army. They have been educated
by this war quito much the Democrats" Of the
North. and are quite As honest
ANY coming South for pleasant trip had better
walt little and would never advise any one to take
trip up the Savannah River. unless had sradge
against him. We iost man overheard one night, the
limbs Of the trees brushed him off, he clung to them
until boat was launched and dropped back AFTER him.
He came on board all dripping. snd IL was wonder
that hs ives not gobbled Up BY % alligator.
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