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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-10
For Sale.

A sMALL FRAME HOUSE IN WEST NASH.
II vile, near the Nashville and Chattsnoo0s Phi.
Road Depot, With or rooms Posse,sio1 given
within ~ days sfter purchase. Apply u
w. MATT. BROWN & co.
J10-iN ~ Al Cherry street.
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DIR. KINGS
4
Dis AIRY
PRIVATE DEHASHS,

- DR. KING. formerly Of New YORK, FOL
81 last four years Of louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention TO thu treatment Of pm.
Ests dseases for 30 years, nstters himself having
attended 70 practice for 20 many years, and cured
50 many thousands, he Is enabled 10 cure all diseases
Of private nature, no matter how bad they may b
nom iniudicious medical treatment, or from neglect
Of their own d. Kings Dspensayy il Ne. g
Deadenck street, hetWeen Cherry and tbs SQUARE
second story where he cures Al diseases Of pFi.
VAte natufe.
GOnorrhosa cured without nauseous medicines o.
interference with business.
Bf1ctureg Of old or recent dste edectually cured
In few days, By an operation which causes no
paini Where q structure exists health cannot be
enloyed. Perhaps no disease causss more naischiaf
and uudsrmnes the health 80 much Z
Syphha, With al the diseases Of tho skin, zrog.
ng out Of psgie0t or bad treatment csn Be sdectr.
ally cured u 9 fey daygs
SzA1NAE NRAEEEBs-fsTtculaE attention HAVING
bean given 10 this disease snd ~ TIE eonseouencss
growing out o. u brought On IN many gases by the
destructive habits 0s lneonEIdeFate youth, sud ex-
cessiye Indulgence q the passions, 3 neglect q
which VIII uadernise the constitutions, FsndeFnq
the subject Unfit for business or society and cans.
ing premature Old ase. Il VIE F / e
Females Eno ray Be iabonns Win any difIcsilty
81 TIE Womb may rest assured o. immediate re.
EaL
Persons residing AtrOad, By wriEag and stating
taeiF case, with Zee enclosed direct tolf A Kiuf
No. % Deadenek street EashYlls. Tenn, va hsVs
toe necessary medicines ssnt % thelf addrsqs,
Once ho1rs non o'clock IN Ne morning mHl 8
a.rr Apt - aNtN
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B LOODi BLoODi BLOOD
HslinOOid's highly oOaOspFsssd OOuPOua1
Fluid Extract sarsaparIlIs
SYPHILIS.

This g an Affection o. Tie hood, aad attacks To-
Sexual Organs, Linings of ths Noss. Fsrs- Iirosi
Windpipe, and ether mucus stfrf.e.s TSki0F IL
Appearance IN the form q Ulcers Hslnlbold's e..
tract sarsapazilia paraes ne Blood, nd remove
AZ sealy erupeons q ths slZin, giving 70 the com.
Pis1.on : e.sa[ ID healthy eoioE y beng preEsL
cd expressly tor ths class Of connplaints r. bod
purity fscPerues are preserved b greatsr 81.
tsot than any othez Preparation Of saEsapsTils.
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Photographic Family Bibles,

new and elegant design Of Family Bibles, ar:
ranged for sixteen likene Ees. re
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any address
on application.
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Quartermsster's Vouchers.

NELSON & MURFREE are prepared to pur
chase Qrarternastsr's VouchSe a reasonable
rates' &-kk ~
l-- --a--iti re-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-10

Personally appeared bssore ma IN Aidsraan az
ths city q PialadsipaiA 4. 7. Hslmbold, Who, o.
lng daily sSOrn, doth say, hls pEepasstons ooResis
Do Rarccte, ~ mercury, " otkeF inlunO14 drug,
bat Arb purely vegetable. H.T HEf.sIBCi.O
Sworn nd subscribed hsiore ne this "a day
November, 1854. WM. p HIBBkRD
Alderman, oth-stroet, above Pace, fh.la.
Address lstters for information IL coufdancs,
n. i. HEIMBOLD, CheulsL
Depot iOf south Teuth -stFsEta
Below Chestnuts Philsdslpha
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Loans negotiated at this Office. State, County,
ard Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sod as per order from customers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-10

For all classes, upon all subjects, in every style Of
binding, and in endless variety. Exclusive
Agent for the ASH
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BEwARE on QqUNTERFETs.

AID NERrsCEFLEa nRAzgRs
who endsavor % dispose "Of THEIR Own A.
"othey" Articles on the ropgtAEon sttsiHsd b
Helmbold'5 Genuine PTeparstioas
3sIsepAkiila
Improves Roso I'D
Sold b. AL Druggists sFeryWhsfs
ASK POR EELNBOEpS-TARR no OIHRf,
Cut out TIE advertisement, and sand brit AM
AVOID LAF0aI Kos sAHO EXFOgBRBE
ms H-1S
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
NEW APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made to-
day by the President ......
Charles J. Elford, Assessor OF Internal Re We
nue., for the Sd District of South Carolina; Jas.
c. Aiken, L. S 'rshal for the District of
Delaware: Peter l.. Ellmaker, do, Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania; David +. Jackson, do,
District of Wisconsin; Washington Bonifant,
do. Maryland; Robert Murray, do, southern
district of New York; John S Keyes, do, dis
trict OF Mass; S. Ii. McCulloch, do, West Wa;
Henry d. Barrows, do. southern district of
California; Earl Bill, do. southern district of
Ohio Charles Clark, do. district of Maine:
Jacob H. Eli, do. New Hampshire; Dudley g.
Dennisson, United State. Attorney district ;of
Vermont Hiram Wiley, do. Connecticut;
Richard H. Dana, jr., do. Massachusetts,
Robert b. Carnahan, do. western district of
Pennsylvania; Wingate Hayee, do. district ,of
Rhode Island; Lander Holmes. do. Territory
of Washington; George F. Talbot, do. Maine
Charles w. Rand, do. New Hampshire; Ed
ward G. Bradford, do. Delaware: H. M. Henry.
do Vermont ..- t--.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
Affairs in Georgetown.

DEATH OF VALUABLE CITIZEN. -Yester.
DAY information from Philadelphia was re-
celfed that George Shoemaker, Esq, the yen-
eIapie Hour Inspector of this town. who was
also president OF the Farmers and Mechanics
BANK, was dead. Mr.. Shoemaker was very
mucn esteemed by all who knew him, and the
TACT that ne was for over forty wears the flour
inspector of this town, is evidence of his fit
ness TO occupy any position which required
fairness ana lmpartiality We understand that
the corpse VIII be received here TODAY. .-,
IMPRoyEMENTs.-Thep PAYERS are quite busy
repairing Bridge street, which certainly needed
il after the severe wear and tear of the mast
four years The manner of proceeding with
the work looks very much like it is designed
to relay the carriage way on the north side OF
the railway. f ~ s'.- f.5.F..-
SHORT MEAsURE.--The eff cient Market Mas
ter. Mr.. L. Clements, took possession OF nine
half and quarter peck measures belonging to
hucksters in our market, and discovered that
but one of the whole number came up TO the
standard The Market Master declares his in
tention to enforce the law. This is the psoper
tme-the fruit season is opening
CAxAL.-There were Is ARRIVALS registered
this morning All the cargoes are of coal con-
signed TO the Cumberland Co, 3s2-l5 TONS IT,
H, Plant, &c tons; American Co, AIS. 10 tons;
Borden Co.. Also tons; Hampshire IL Baltl-
more Co, 222- Is tons; New Hope Co, liz tons
A. I. Weld, 1859 tons. The Nj. Francis, win
limestone, and G.. Ardinger, with wood, TO
Heiston Co, were registered yesterday. De-
partures-9 boats light. There was delay OF
ABOUT two hours yesterday, caused by the
hanging OF new lock-gate. 1t was done to
prevent longer delay, which might have re-
suited from the bursting out of the old one.
The delay was of little account, as there were
plenty OF boats at the docks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
A SENSATION STORY DISPOSED OF.

'H-r SENShIlON SIOR1 DtSPOSED OF.
r, The statement of General HaIdie, published
elsewhere, will serve to effectually dispose of
the story started by the New York Tribune to
the effect that Secretary Stanton prevented a
clergyman from having access to Mrs. Surratt,
for religious purposes, while she was under
sentence of death, unless the reverend gentle
man should previouslypromise to abstain from
the expression OF any belief that he might ha We
in his own mind OF her innocence; that the
clergyman at first refused to make such a
promise, but that afterwards, in order that the
condemned should not be deprived of the So
IDENTITIES of the church, he consented, and that
then the pass or permission to visit the prison
er was given him. -.....-. !
The facts related by Gen. Haraie and
every one acquainted with that gentleman
knows that the most implicit reliance may be
placed upon his allegations, shows that the
conduct of Mr.. Walter was such to justify
doubts to his fitness to be the ministeriag
priest to Mrs Surratt; they prove that MI.
Stanton was totally ignorant of the conduct
of Mr.. Walter; that he gave no directions to
prevent him visiting the prisoner, but that,
on the contrary, he expedited the means of
his admission to the prison by signing the
pass which was i'll the possession of Cen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

THE WEEKLY STAR is on our counter for
sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails, CON-
tanning twelve columns of details of the Mary
Harris trial, full particulars of the scenes on
the day of the acquittal, with q verbatim re-
port of the alteration between the opposing
counsel, and the counsel and the court; &C.
count of the conduct of the prisoners at the
arsenal and the removal of the conspirators to
the Dry Tortugas; the Brophy and Weichman
letters concerning Mrs Surratt; the list of rev.
enue taxpayers, with amounts paid by each;
distribution of premiums to the public schools;
mental budget; foreign, domestic and literary.
and agricultural miscellany; several columns
of local news, and the latest telegraphic dis
patches from all quarters. '-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

FISANCIAL.-The New York stock market
showed more animation yesterday, with a gen.
eral recovery of prices in the railroad and mis-
cellaneous list The uneasiness excited by the
advance in money is passing away and there
is more disposition to speculate for rise, and
continue dull and unsettled, owing, apparent
ly, TO an uncertainty as TO what measures the
Secretary of the Treasury may adopt on the
clearing out of the Seven thirty loan of which
now only about S30,OO0,OOO remain unsold
Skies OF 1851 are lower. Fiye-twenties were
unchanged in price, with 4 moderate demand
Tor export. en-forties Were active, but Z
are selling at 994 and interest. Border States
stocks We're more active and firm Railroad
bonds dull. Gold continues unsettled. 1t is
generally understood tnat the price is kept up
by spectators holding large amount off the
market, and the continuance of the present
premium is, therefore, felt TO be very uncer-
tain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

THE SRNGERFEsT.-The Bunds, Yereins,
Liedertafels, and the other essentially German
institutions with unutterable names on Wednes-
day brought to a close amid terrific showers of
rain the great Sengerfest in New York At
the picnic in Jones woods, Mr.. Steffer, the
president of the delegates, deli vered an address,
after which the prizes were distributed,
The first prize was awarded to the Philadel.
phia Junger Mennerchor, and consisted OF
banner of pure white silk, with embroidered
figures, and fringed with heavy gold lace. The
gift is valued at 5000
The second prize, richly chased goblet,
was awarded to the Philadelphia Ssengerbund
To the Buffalo Liedertafel was presented
the third prize, an elegant piano.
The ceremony having been completed. the
committee OF honor retired to private ROOM
where a vote of thanks was rendered to Mr.
GeilIuss, the corresponding secretary.
An informal meeting was held yesterday
morning at the Germania Rooms, over which
Messrs. Steffen and SociablitZ presided.
Mr. Steffen delivered an address, in which
he alluded to the festivities of the past. and
trusted that those OF the future would be rs
uniformly successful. The Sangers then pro-
ceeded to while away the day with singing.
drinking and impromptu speaking, and as no
formal ceremonies are to take place when the
several visiting organizations leave the city,
the Ninth SRengerfest is now at an end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Apctioneers.
Id Ne. 526 corner of Tth and 5ts.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OF 3 HAND
SOME AND NEARLY NEW TWO:ST0RI
BRICK HOUSES On 2D STREET, BETWEEN
y AND VIRGINIA AVENUE; ALSO, FIVE
SMALL TW0-ST9RY FRAME HOUSES ON
Sd STREET. NEAR STREET, ISLAND, By
PUBLIC AUCTION. n
On THURSDAY the 9th inst. commencing on th -
first named property ,at6 clock we shall sci,
in front of the premises, south half Lot IN VIM.
Todd subdi of original Lot and all of Lot
No. and 6, I'm square 10 5SI, wi Ill the improve
ments, consisting of three handsome twostory
Brick Houses, 10 feet front each ard 80 feet Deep
TO a 16 foot paved alley.
Also, at 81 O'Clock p. IN, shalB SELL in front
Of the premise, ; smalf two-st2ry Frame Houses.
Square No. 535. Sale positive.
Terms For the brick houses, third cash; bal
ance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing
interest secured by deed of trust the premises.
Terms for the Frame Houses, one ba,ird cash, bal
ance in four, eight and Twelve months for notes
bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust the
premises.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchasers.
800 will be required. down on each house -
they are sold by the aucttoneers in their hands
GREEN &.WILLGAMS, Aucts,
iy dtJulyS2Sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

LARGE SALE OF Coal IN NEW YoRH-An-
other large sale of coal took place at New FORK
ON Wednesday The amount footed up 45,NH
tons, 10000 OF which We're sold By the Penn a
Coal Company, and $4,000 tons by the Della
ware and Lackawanna Company The oriCi.
nal intention was to have placed on sale about
IUc,oOO IONS, being the whole of the estimated
receipts OF these companies for the month of
august; but the strike of the miners intervene
ing II was deemed prudent not to offer so large
quantity as was anticipated The prices OBJ
famed showed an advance over the sale in June
me attendance was large and the bidding
very spirited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

~ Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, is suffer-
jng from injuries received by fall few days
ago, at Knoxville.
~ Gen. Banks, il is said, intends to reside
in Louisiana permanently.
~ In 1860 Galveston contained 1000 peo-
pie. Now there are 6,0OO.
80 On Mon day a vessel arrived at Boston
from Mobile with / 1865 barrels of rosin.
~ General JEFF. Thompson (ex-rebeD has
opened cotton commission house in New Or
leans.
~ The Dresden Musical Festival will en-
ploy 10000 yocalists.
s~ The sum subscribed TO build the Lincoln
national monument at Springfield, Ill, now
amounts to S35,ScO
~ The Princess Dagmar has been requested
to return the crown jewels Of Russia given her
by thc late OLarowitoh.
81 Coal in Wheeling is selling for nine and
ten cents bushel and they complain at that.
- The receipts Of the Boston, Lynn and
Chelsea horse railroad on the dth of July were
S1,0Ge, precisely the same amount as OH the 4th
Of July last year.
RIThe income of L0ngfeIlow, the poet, is
Sl4,GOG year. 3D..
aIThe degree of LII ID. has beer Inferred
on Major General Howard by Shurtlef Col
lege, Illinois.
~A big buffalo hunt is organizing in Leav-
ehWorth-l25 men each 10 pay 200.
On July 4th, the Mayor of Galveston,
IeAas, was ordered under arrest by the mill
tary authorities, for refractory conduct.
I'm 81 Louis they are removing bodies
from an old cemetery TO a new one They have
found money IN several of the graves in one
$500 IN French gold, in another $50, in another
$40.
~The sales of literature on the Hudson
River Railroad average 500 per train On the
Central $3.50. =
1A cooking match is arranging out West
among some young ladies, and silver medals
are TO be given as prizes.
~Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania, who re-
Gently gave half a million dollars to found a
college, left Mystic, Conn, thirty years ago,
owning nothing but little bundle of clothing
tied up in a red bandanna handkerchief. He
has been a Governor of the keystone State.
~ The Emperor of Austria has signed de-
cree ordering the suppression of military Iri-
bunals for the trial of offences committed by
civilians in Hungary.
~The season at Niagara is at its height. On
Sunday both the principal hotels Were filled to
their utmost capacity, and every seat in the re-
ception rooms was occupied during the day by
disconsolate guests waiting TO take the rooms
of those who should leave by the night trains.
sTThe stock of cotton in New Orleans on
the 10th inst. was 3O.aO6 bales. Buyers were
holding eff for lower rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

0~MAY0R'S OFFICE,
Ii GEORGETOWN, d. c., June %, 1876.
Notice is hereby given to all persons within the
limits of the Corporation who own animals of the
dog kind, that the same must be securely muZzled
for the period of two months from the 18th OF July
next as TO render them harmless, otherwise they
ie q. 2aw4w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, GEoRaETowN, 2; @, June
lEl o. 1884 reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be paid any person who will give suci
information as will lead to the conviction OF tina
person or persons who lately fire the property
Of the Presbyterion congregation situated on West
street, in this town.
This reward will be in addition TO the reward of
500 offe red by VIM. II. Tenhey, Esq, and the re-
ward Of $500 offeredby the yigilant Fire Company
for the information above stated.
ie23 2aw4w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

Gps ERAL LAND OFFICE--Returps from two
difYeren, nolnts several hundred miles distant
from each O. her, have just been received at the
General I,ano Omce, showing thas ut Traverse
Civ Micbioan >, ere We're 6,777 acres of land
taken up for actual s., nttienlent last month I'M
DER the Homestead law, a. uo lnat In the same
month 5,276 acres We're enie-' eo "a, AT NEBRASKA
City, Nebraska Territory, undo. the same law,
also for actual settlement :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

DEATH OF BISHOP PoTrER.-The intelligence
of the death of the beloved Bishop of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church of the Diocese OF
Pennsylvania, will awaken profound and uni
Yersaf sorrow. He died in San Francisco OH
the 4th of July. 1t is presumed that Bishop
Stevens will be called to preside over the Dio-
cesp of PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

The Secretary Oh State, accompanied by his
son. Mr.. Frederick Seward, and wife, and
Major Wilson, U. s. A, returned this morning
from atrip TO Point Lookout, much benefited by
the excursion. The health OF MIR. frederick
Seward is rapidly improving. He Will leave
Washington next week for Cape May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

ANOTHER CASE OF PARoxYsMAL AND DYs-
MESoRRHEA INsANITY.-Miss Christiana
Buggy, of Brooklyn, New York, who has been
excepting company with policeman Chlches-
ter, of that city, for some time, had till with
her lover lately, and being straightway seized
with the prevailing epidemic OF paroxysmal
insanity, made an attempt upon the life of
Chichester. The attempt fortunately-perhaps
we should say unfortunately, in view of cur
rent Jury -sentiment-was unsuccessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
JEFF. DAVIS.

We have authority for stating that the re-
ports OF the declining health of jeff Davis at
Fortress Monroe, are without foundation. His
health is now as, good as at any time since his
capture, and the hardships attending his con-
finement are. no more severe than those ex-
peflenced by other prisoners OF State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

nF@"G0NZAGA FAIR'-- The rattle of the Harp,
~ Miniature Ship and other valuable articles,
will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, July 2lst,
of value ratified during the fair have not yet been
called fora large Mirror, won by Miss H9gge, an
'Wirell Framed Pictures by Mr.. j. Ferry and A.
M. Master; also, large number of smaller articles
by various persons. ly 2O-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21

SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.-Dbr,
sence OF the Second Auditor, Hor ing the az
MI r. Andrews, chief elurI =. r. b. French
acts in that capacity. * of that bureau,
Mr. s. ID. ReynoI'
chief of the DIVE .ds has been promoted to
tures OF the sIon of Receipts and EXpendi-
has been Registers Office. Mr.. Reynolds
EXpa- III charge of Reports of Receipts and
nditures during the last three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

An order has been issued by General Angur
directing the Court House and attached build
ing OF Fairfax county, Va, which have been in
the possession of the United States Govern
ent for the last two or three years, be turned
Ia. to the proper county officers. The next
800, ne Fairfax court will be held at the
Conrt Hor~a instead Of at West End, near
Alexandria. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
u RD0NS

Over two hundred applications for pardons
were filed to-day in the office of the Attorney
General, and pardons granted to about sixty,
all of whom belong to the S2O,OcO class Among
the latter is ]. E. p. Ray formerly Secretary
of the State of Tennessee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Great Fire at Marysviile,

SAN FRANCISCO, July ol-The Custom
House authorities seized large quantity of
champagne, tobacco, and opium, for the eva
sion of the revenue laws. % s% 2
slant death of two men, alinjuries to several
others and lesser injuries to many more. -
Tn property destroyed was valued at fifty
thousa nd dollars.
Trade is healthy but quiet
- The steamer Sierra Nevada, from Portland
and Victoria with two hundred and seventy
four thousand dollars, from the northern
mines, has arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-21
Lnte From the South.

The Richmond Republic of Thursday has a
correspondence between "citzens" and Attor-
ney General Bowden, of Va, in regard ID the
question of eligibility to municipal Offices of
Confederate officers. Mr.. Bowden says such
offices are not unconstitutional Offices, and that
there is nothing in the Constitution Of Eir-
ginia disqualifying Confederate officers or any
other class of persons from holding offices
which are not constitutional.
The election for municipal officers came off
at Fredericksburg on Tuesday. Montgomery
Slaughter was reelected Mayor. There was
scarcely a change in the Council.
The Raleigh Progress of the 18TH has the fol-
lowing. -
Miss Temple Nicely, who killed negro
woman by shooting her through the heart, near
Mocksy vile, has been allowed bail in the sum
OF $4,000, and her mother at S5,O0O to appear
when summoned for trial. The cause Of the
difficulty was impudenee from the negro to the
young lady's mother, and she appears to be
generally justified for the act
II. b. Vance, late Governor of North Carolina,
reached Salisbury last Wednesday He re-
Statesville, where his wife now resides, and
who, we are sorry to learn. is i'll very bad
health. He is said 60 be looking very we'll.
II is proper to state in this connection, that
solely upon representations made to the Presi-
dent by Gov. Holden. This speaks well of the
magnanimity of the latter.
VCaptain Page, the commander of the rebel
ram Stonewall, has como into the service of
Maximilian.
nYOn the 4th of July all the dining-room
servants nj the Louisville Hotel, without cere-
rnony. Joined the Freedmen's procession. leaV-
ing the landlord and clerks to wait on their
guests. s - SEA. 5lta .-r-
co. There are 3,5o6 boats belonging to the Erie
Canal Of which number 1, 40 are of greater ton
nage than the vessel in which Columbus dis
covered America.