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, 1865-07-17
CHICAGO. MONDAY, Jolly II. 1865

teIl; the three was alike; the ro1tz " Chicago
. IN the ssssenation letters were much alike; tht
letter O. tne a1fa Of FebrusI5, 1sd1, WIS IN ths
hr. Bradley. here submitted this letter to the
Jury, win ths feqnsst that they compare IL with
tet tes lef'sf o' septen'er T. The ''s'sn'a0n let
Gofdsoorrsvh BFug te7t,aed that he wxs m ar.
tist and dtauRhttman bad 1teqRends been ealci
an expert II matters Of htndwE1'inE1is Is employed
in the TreaEur9 Department. {HitEess was he1e
FhuEn the ass1Rr1t3un Letters OF 6ep{em5 5et and
, 1865-07-17

Especial D}:paich 10 Western Associated Freq,
t;cn. Herron'a K.slxna alton.
NEW foaK. Joty l6.-The He.aid'& New Or
leans correspond 1t esys Gen. Heron rec.ntiy
OVID requests and Ia. sr1ived At New Osieaps.
Brig. Gen. Heath succeeds him. Gen HesrVn' d
e1oftt 20 kccp The nexEoes 1t work upon the
p.Ahtanons .Lstead OF wandering about the coan.
ify wire very succetsfnl.
The Ina!un Treaties,
1he Mfasd publishes 4 statement reesrdln1
the InutaI lately In alliance with The rcpcIs and
an account OF tnoztant ntEonaaons recently en.
ier+t into tet~een ihem and the United States
mse,s sent ont s By On Hefrcn tn conn1.
the :ltt of Juoc In The CboriAv Nation they we're
met b Col: f1tcbtoa. chief Of the Choetaw..
ptvers! other 1nttin leaders. 4 tep,po,arv irestT
wst entefst ftto With the Chs rokee., Cnoe Avs
Cahksrsve. e nj o:es and Creeke. Thtse trites
.onnd The nselyes tu Cease hosIilsies against tue
ttltco s'1hs and ae1lutt the tribes which had
faEtn part With the Government during the re-
b litep. !hete and other nations Of The Indian
conft de r.t'on, IL council previously held, hid
NEXT Gu The arrival Of Gen. Herron's Com MIS-
stoncfs they we're Urgently eo:tcited by the IEdi-
ers to that in:tesd Of sending de1t gaso
'hfy tbon!d b met in their own country B. tde
noss sstme1t commissioners Dpowsred to enter
ibto permanent Asree men,s. This ~. CONCEDED,
The contesesce will take place 1n the drst Of
tAW Nation. Col Fitcuton 1mmetiatsiy 1ssusd
proe1anetton to that effect 1t Il anticipated
that 60 00 Indians VIII Re present Al the Council
inverted By Gen. aerrun's conn ks1onere ~.
Pesrtd ovt tjos I'd at the prospects Of pcsce All
sgr ed 10 commit no mors sets Of hostility ainst
the eoyefnu ent aud ce2se their lEtertereuce With
the overland nal STD west. m emigration. Tho
Il bel Indians acquicsce IN the loss Of tbeir
slaves hy eDanctpnt On pe1tu1cs. / ut are much
.lonhled abou. the conasca,Ion quert;on, fearing
tEey WILL n1so fcse their IAude,
, 1865-07-17
THE GERmANs-CARL <cHURZ

THE GERmANS-CAAL &CAURX.
The unanimity Of the German press and
people Of the whole country in fav,r Of uni
versal suffrage to all loyal .ncn, irrespective
Of color, Il another noble proof, Of which
none were ncedld, Of the Instructive capa:ity
ct the Saxon race to understand liberty.
The Geruana have no tgnoole ftsr that it
bla=k urn be allowed to vote they will secure
the offices, ahow themselves superior to
whites, marry a!l our most beaut full women
xud 3ule the couuty. They arc not afraid Of
black men Is competitors In business, poll
tics or social life, but are wiling to give
them all the rights and opportunities to ltvo,
ard 1ise, aye, and shine If they are able to do
50. which are poaeessed 1y the whites. On
this issue not only tie entire Republican, but
The whole Democratic and even the late Cop
pe1head German press are On the side Of tine
democracy. The g'azts Zcitung, Of New York,
{Coppe, head) unites with The Dtmoknat tRep.}
Of that city; and the lie holds true Of the
Democratic press of St, Louis and Cincin.
natl, Us we'll as here in ChEcsro.
4 It 10 sa{e to affirm that the weight of three
millions of the German ne,ple Of whon va.
, 1865-07-17
4 RIAL UF M1HS MARY 14AR.
MIS-.
Testtmony Of Rsv. DR.. Burrou.hs, ".
Brn0 ana John %, Good,

1 a ~ &nr$
me !es.o"!ns teet'mony was given IN the
tslal Of Miss May Hsrrls On Thursday last
Rtr. Or. burroughs brother Of The deceased,
nr ~ P,e.fdent ef ,ss iItr sg. e.. - pf1ssn. set
III petp Pfetjdent Of ihe nfrrr.i,v s, 1nro
uss brother to the deceased; witness 5:otbef , y.
tnn. he came ~ fh,rs,e ,o%toE ~ 70 "eaalnx,
leo; Ind seen The Scsused h.Torlp @ sps'pg .nia 2,
rot Identity ber. Tho Dittr%ie. % A1totaey uv
d,t en sns ;he Eaias,. saa ~ ~ alt nst sei; ehe
Of herf atuses: wfmcss rsid rvn natsnns
enetd r he4,e,T ~ % ase5 "na o. %bon INTO
ffs1.,s trfrodrced "a .'ths- = ass ua1s; MIes
1enebe1 III name by WSich &c ~ gas n1ojacsd od
as, ne A,s Hstris aakd witness
IN tovu bat let for ~. H. 10 n4a neea
r. g XIV ~o ana 9tasgd m she hsd
Ecer ihourhi he rcs, nnr ~ nns ~ vi!
read hs Other: one hs re:d wss dst.d u 20
the letter witness Id Mi.s HaTr;s ,h.t sesolog
written By hi b1othe.; he il mi oniv
NOT LIE, int be cou'd not counterfeit tuch hsnd.
kroWn nv brother = cona uh,,. u2ts' snt' foa aive
hepcNrllpr: Won roust Enna H., III ~, knoW pis
Handwriting lid II he a,s Of tbai ,st ~ nGs et nis
while This VII ron.1stte drnn..a "as9E.aeron.
ego Puttofce; EnsW E6sn \. ~ waab r. ide Gai
srd when be arrived Ii cb1eaEo ~ Witoss. soGe5 tSen
turned 10 her and eatd: 'sNtss Ma.1ts. Wtsh I II
teen acoumrt.d viii Tnne ~ III NAY o.oansf n5s
thjnR 10 5ou, or r,sde IN, Si,hnHosas,. 1,so any
non 10 you th:t iuttines y1n In snters.;ripp
tuApc,on." 10 which aha ren,s,i th.a X shca
moi, and continued with cnnstdetsN t.a,, W. hsa
tay b hsd always been her .T1est apd bs5t fasnd
aIh had never taiu q WtrIl ur donc an srt uhtnhs
Was not in The bighett honor ia said sne ,nneh
resrested that ehe had had The tu.pcipn, aad tbat
II meyer woutd have entered hef minj. bpt ii at
1t h4d been eugxts ed By othets, and that she
could not 1tink WIN elee could have written The
letters; and then sald that neither tie handwr1t-
ia9 nor the circumstances jnttaed her in the
suspicion fhe then reiterated her frcrrt q. shn
bad called On this GRAND, and rsqu- stsd ne new
Ct to mention the ctrc1melai c. to his brother.
he lromtsed that be wou1d Eot, with tie nuder.
*tabt2ng that The krht t!ct wo-td then dtpp Wit.
ness tnqufied II he hhd violated any epRacenent
to heE. bhe dsca!met any euch violation Of euch
ensssemt1t. Wit1ess unders.ood her to
deny me exAteneo OF sny engsaement but
that they htu cclIes1onoed, aud ha produced Cne
Of bis letter.. Wiinsss h:d tau8ht his bTother
Writing; hhd teen him write great deal: haI
written T1h aE; hsa ssitei:ed hi. handwriting
bills for T!ness; had corEa:ponded with witness;
WIT ess tald ne two 1sz1gpatton letters were NOT
In The Handwriting Of bis hrnthet; w.tneaa hroth-
e. stIiyed & ~ ChieaEo @ rom Washington on Frilay
, 1865-07-17


Especial Dieph'ch to the Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, July Is
Tho fnfloyrlrr apnotntn. MIA b.ve hem N ,ar
- +ha co,n,,iss,o-s s,,,,.s r.. ~ p.os,s.r..
~ .us eoAs'o..o o'hns@ - LAC i.@.o1ne'
COLLECTOR Or ctsroAs-Wm. 5. Adams, for
the Dl.Hict Of Oregon; John Young, Saucugky
Ohio.
srrvyrons ov cnsrox.-1nn st.rn.-. u,
VIZ o< 80 o'sEnef'' Aeo.
ktk, Iowa Caas. W. batehelps. flt1b7rg, "a
|. The psymAstet General. IN accQfdApca with a
6ertsfnn of The Setrftn.y nf wsr bss dt+ertad
fhsf rnnTiEsionei nfire-s ri m rrtcrsn rnrns
-h.1, mi ree+ire three nnihs nv nrnnsr ,.on ha
III Mustered ont Of sTce. as 'A' pf'pe1 "p'a 10
Wm. CiindeT1n. t,i ohio. 6n, teen com,n,seion,
I'd ~ ~ presidrnt Enreni ~ thr frnItad a5.1es
NJ 81 FrteYstnrr ~ -~ @'A'e7
Neetrn. 1;ariaid j. Of Arkrn: n. and Orr nj M,a,
Hnnse 81 RenresentstiFee. both mrrnn+r ~ fhe
Rehrf conerrts h.Te been a n.riunsa hS Prss, sse
ANT d.sp JnhnsGnl ES' '''s 'seu p1uu1su ~ 1teh'
TIE unes;ian az the m,.trrshfn and co,.
1ecfrSali Of Ph,l,defphia has II vet h.sf, aeHn
1tsjy Al tued. 4S@1
Ibe following appp,utm-nr. of Postrass.crs
have heen madc bv he Pos mss.er 0rner.I and
spprpytd by The pres,dent: ii Danville' p
Andrew F. HnssS,l: II chamberlain pa Ia y
II. Des1: at Dlxon' Ill, J,s. L, C.mo: at in. "a.
sr roits. ind. Afex1rs ii Connall: NJ cn,rTsta-
u a. usT,n B. Buuton: at Akron. Ohio. E,rhaYd
, 1865-07-17

dry afternoon next Msj. Gen. Shermln is ex
rec.ed 10 be prcteDt on the occasion.
Aef. Gen. Ter11ll And the Auditor Of Ststs
NcCsrtJ. have heeu in Washington for the past
.atee weeks af1a;t'nE ne ass9anS o. The stas
home This morning, having been highly success:
tul In their mission.
The contest for the Port OfBce In thts otty,
which, for the p1tt two weeks, has been ver5
wtr1u, u understood to have been at last decided
hy the Fresident In ayor Of Mr. A, II. Connor,
tie Pref ent incumbent. Col. J. Blake, an old and
rest Marshal Of this district, were Mr. connor'e
opponents. His fcappolntnent IS well deserved
ard elfea the best Of EaNefacd0n.
, 1865-07-17

REWARD OF ECONOMICAL IxprszHy.-rba
St. Albans {Vt) Daily Nz&nger .a5s that a
franklin county boy, engaged BY the month
In large shipping house In Boston, peodtins
BY the maxim "a penny saved u penny
old boxes which had 'served their time"
In fonr weeks be had collected in the course
of his business two or three kegs OF good
nails. His employer noticing tht accnmla-
tior, after consulting the scales, handed the
young nan sixteen dollars as the Immediate
this invalzable business Eait, in connection
with sterling character In other respects, By
Al offer Of partnership.
, 1865-07-17
Ql)tfaqo Gr1bn,re.
MONDAY, JULH II. 1865.


THE NEWS.
The freedmen have congrtcated In such
large numbers at Memphis that Gen. Tillot-
son. the Superintendent at that past, has
been compelled to order them to their homes
on penalty Of being arrested al ragrants.
Three thousand three hundred and dffy-
one acres Of public land hare been taken up
reeeutly at Brownsville, Nehraska, under the
homestead hF.
j, L. Camp, ESQ.,, has been appointed Post
aiaster Ut Dixon, III.
Letters to the Freedman's Burcan indicate
1hat The labor system In Louisiana is working
well. The contracts between the negroes
and employers are obsergsd, and the former
do not complain Of abuEea.
subscriptions to the seyen.thsrty loan On
Saturday, reached the large amount Of t1o,-
3al 200. The total for the week were tS5,-
6ss. 100. The third and last series Of this loan
i now all taken up but about flfty. millions,
which are expected to be sold within fort
night.
Gen. Mejts, the Mexican Imperisllst Gene
ri, hiss delivered u2 the rtbl battery aud
o.her property sold to him BY Gen. slaugh-
ter. and demanded reocntlg.by Gen. Steele.
~ Gold closed on Saturday night In New
Xork At 14oH.
Our weekly dry goods dispatch from New
York intimates an upwa'd tendency on most
Of thp standard domestic Products. :
Albany cattle market showed mnch anlm,-
1lon on Saturday, and closing prices showed
m adTanse Of fall one cent per pound over
last weeks quotations. Everything In the
market was sold.
Our dispatch from st. Louis says that tirc
members Of the 5th Missouri cavalry. acting
~ messengers on the Santa Fe road, were
murdered By the Indians cn tue Plains. They
we:c sca1ped, and THAR bodies badly mutt
3k:ed.
Onr Washington dispatches Indicate that
Hen. Lawrence Weldon has been re-appoln:-
ed United Safes District Attorney for the
Southern District Of Illinois, and David L.
Phillips re.appoinsed United States Ma,shal
Tor thu same district.
The testimony In the trial Of Mary Harris
for The murder Of L. J. Burroughs, in Wash.
1rcton, has been closed; the lawyers Will
probably finish their work on Monday, and
the case will probably 70 to the jury on Tues
day. The impression in Washington seems
10 be that she will be acqu,ttea with but
little hesita,ion on the part Of jury. Most
of the day On Saturday was occupied in taking
the testimony Of pbysicians as to her probable
insanity
Appeals are coming to Washington and
Baltimore, from Virginia, for aid to prevent
1he people from Starvation. One hundred
aud sixteen thousa0d ratiuns have been issued
hy tlle ULion authorities TO the poor Of Rich
7npnd during the past i've weeks.
Our Washington adyices say that the IA
cant .. 8. Supreme Court Judgeship Hes be-
tween Boz. Horace Maynard, oi Tennessee,
and Attorney General Speed. It is said that
the President feels inclined to favor Mr.. Aay
mad, y, III tie fact that his son-sn-lax threw
him cut Of the United States Seratossh!p Of
Tennessee.
, 1865-07-17
The Witness We1chmnn,

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Wechnan. ths priu,
cipal witness for the coz piracy case publishes 4
cstd IN lhe Sunday DkpoleA stating thst the sta'e:
ment OF Btcppy. tmpeach1pg his character and
testimony, ls tissue Of faltthooda {tou begin
erbn:tted to Judge Holt End once 10 Pee4ideut
Johnson and all the members Of the Court, befura
The execution without any effect; that II was only
c.rled to ihe s1acd 10 testify 10 We'chman's good
character. The catd also cetalla some
conveisations Of Mrs. SutsAtt,
which :. cid not appear . befure the
court, showing her knowledge o. the conepl,acy
He SAYS Rroppy Is an allen, unna.uralixed, SD
hHs never taken the oath Of allegiance r. the
GcveInment be attempts to assa,l in the person
, 1865-07-17

Gen &hel man In St. Esqula-Burrfnc of
the ~ts1meF vy&c1nd4-lAaiAn
mass1cfes ON khe Eialn1, etc.

Especial Diepstch to the Chicago Tribune]
ST. LOUIS, July 15. 1865.
Baj. Gen. Sherman and portion OF hIa etsH
arrived here this morning. The Gere,al will be
tendetsn sereuade n the Lndell this evening,
Ibh steamer WJaconda, which left this port On
Ihureaay evening, VIE burned 1t midnight on the
ssme evening Of her departure, teo milea belov
ST GeIcvieve, her c1rgo and hull proving toial
wreck: The IRE originated in pantry, supposed
Hom the explosion Of coal oil lamp. The pat-
eenEess a-l esc1ped with loes Of moro Or less
clothing. James McGne, the eteEnsd, attsr
helping to save othert, perlAhed hImselE By
Jumping overheard, landing in the water instead
col. E. &. cataersooa, Of the 18Th Nisronri
csSaiy, who baa juut arrived from the p!.ins, re
ptrts that on Fnday, The 2sd ult faur Of the l3'h
Missouri cavalry ard one Of the I'd co.ored cav.
airy. acting as fuetsenEtr1 On tho SAINTS Fe road,
between Running Turkey aud lLitle Arkansas,
about TWO hundred and dity mlles weet OF here,
were murdered by af tand Of kloEa Indians,
pumberinf about etxty, The soldiers we're hot-
I1bly mutt aud, and sc4 red. one having his heart
en- out
The officer. Of the steiner Masenta. who vera
ss1eeteG by order OF Gen. Pope, some time sgo,
Oh the charge OF III treating eodiers On IN u!'.
ward TRIP u The beat troL. New Or1enns, have
Ieen uneorditionally released from their ooocs.
AIKEN and N1nder, the Government beef con-
tfactoft, who were srrestod on Thursday, BY or.
der Of Mi. Gen. canny, have been released on I
bond Of $aA00o each, and ordered 70 report to
Brig. Gen. g. l., Andre NJ, At New Ofleapt,
, 1865-07-17

The toloxiux u N ext-set Of slester wrttea ny u
Rev Us Haue, pss.or Ct tbs PteKpoat 1s,ctt Bsnttx
Etarch, Brooklyn. n. r. to tha Journal and Hasse,
er4 Cincinnati. o.. and spoaka Volumes in sayur q
the vc1!d.reuownad medicine. KE0. WESLOBJ
SOOTHING sTRuP FOB CHHpHRN TEETauQ
ave ~ ar aayr1steue1t n ycr- to,ann. Of Mi
~NBl oWg SOOTHING BYRuF. Hov, wo mn
asd word IN fA1or Of the patent usdie etae eatns y
sur us, but - fesl pelled 70 say 70 your .eaA
that this u no hrnbux-Rps an7s ttd u, c,sA kxsN
o % aat et7tuas- It b pronshly ons ok ths mo
HnccoAst edletnes Of tho Gay. because II II css
taeh=ss d dth.ss Of cur readers Who hAYe osasa
tAn seo fthso isJ tn s1upp1y.
AoAu119 6E-W1Ax.2ct
, 1865-07-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chic,eo Tribunal
CA1ao, Joly 10.
TIE steaatr Nlaesr. hi. arrived WITH New o..
leans dates Of July 10Th:
The steamer R1b Roy, which h4s been scye.a.
f'mse reported captured and burned, a,s1y.d At
New Orleans, July 9th, with a eood lead OF
cotton.
Lftters in the New Orican. Hn.ts report sbeep
and beef cattle plentiful in Northern Tex,s mud
at Shreveport, but drovers are couoe!led to pay
At much for transportation to New Orleans a. The
cattle originally cost, thus rendering competition
usctees against Northern stock. Tho freight on
Steep from Shreveport to New Orleans is two dol
ltrs Der head, ether stock In proportion, Tte
ttoek Is driven 500 miles to Shreveport and sod
for lest thsn cost.
The march 0! the cavalry undcr Gen. Merritt,
through Sorthern Texas hae c1eat.d the ntmoas
eonsteihsuon. 10 they are the d1kt Federal troopa
tetn there. Circular lie Issued by Gen. Mtr-
tilt to allty sppsehet sion, and strict osdc.s
carried ont to prevent p:l'aelug, ard 70 keep the
a:my. No SOLDIER L aIlowsd % to e. enter A pr,yais M
hon:es on AnJ pr. tence.
The what crop ia abundant and yields from
nttfen TO twenty bntbeie to the acre.
The plsntere Of BrazoEta county held meeting
sns agreed to divide ave per cent. Of the pro,
cetof q their cTope 10 I'll negroes who worked
p,srter to tske care Of the young and indfm,
6cch l:sEe humber Of regroea have aecumu.
1ateo II Memphis As to compel Gen. Tlllotzon,
Superintendent OF Freedmen, to asEue ORE era for
tEcm TO return TO their m sBters under pain OF belsR
alr* sted 81 vaeran but them th 1t be viii
certainly prot ct them in nj contracts mada for
1be!r labor. They are also notified that they must
also cariy out IN good faith tnelE eh4re OF the
contract, or he will compel TEN to do SO.
CAIRO, ju.y 16.-Maj. FntuaE, Of Gen. Canby's
sfa1, has arrived With The flags SURRENDERED By
u1ek Taylor. En- route for WAshfDgton.
The Ctntra! Tens Rstiway IL beng rapidly
pnshfd fC1ward 10 completion.
No fam h&s fallen in portions cf csstefn
Mississippi ssuce May 1st. Thu crops Will be
very short, especially corn.
Tue stock Of cotton In New Orleans On the 10th,
Hse 8H.tD belcs. Buyers IRE holding of for
lever rates. Four bunctcd b1les OF cotton, three
huLdTcd hoeEhc4Ge and two hnndrtd boIea Of
,ugar arrived here il the last twent, four hours.
NEW ORLEANS Jrly 15.-The Gu ding Star,
from New York, hiss arrived. Cotton rather
quiet at 47c. Sugar and molnf.cs quiet and In
good demand.
Anelabofate. interesting argument on Whist
conttl utee the feet 0a'h - under dftcueHfon In
Ihe United 6t1tes District Court
Ttxxs dAfes ct the 18th ttate that they are In
1ested with AJhawke1a and thieves Of The Tnret
s,s1pp In The 1nter1nr, where the Federal forces
have not penetrAtco.
The sugar and cotton crops Will be ehort.
Gen Media, by commAod OF Gen. Bre eckinttdEe,
b,d teliseftd up the battery End other property
rt ceiv@d from the ConfeaeacJ.
, 1865-07-17

NEW ioRk. jay 1B-The Heralt7x Tas.iag-
tonspecisi statat that during the month Of Iu1e,
three thousand three hundred and ditJ-one acres
Of public lApds wers tsken up for ac'usl settle
Nebraska. A correct nap b - just been recs yed
At the general LIT office, showi, the pro,faaa
Of tnrseys Of public laEts in kansss aad Ne
bfAtka tutt0E the present year, Indicating a'so
the t1ers OF tewrthIps intend 10 be f1bdltition.
aly tnryeyed along tho the proposed lines Of the
Paeifc Railroad rcute, and along the Buttzrneld
ov. rlsnd mail and express route. These eonteu
Along the railroad 4 d'etAuee uf some seventy
n!ltt. IN the northern p.rt Of Kspaas, and
1t equal distanee lp the northern part Of Sebask1
, 1865-07-17
SECOND DISPATCH,
Masy Harris Tr1a1-Ev1d. nee OF the
0ocIoF4-TrtumonY Cap4ed.

Especial Ditpstth 10 the CD1cngo 1Hnnue.1
WASHINGTON, July Is.
Tie court room 1t the Mary Harris tr1a1 10 4aay
Eh. crowded at RI eArly hout. The testimony for
tie prosecution was continued. The seats Inside
The F1ialK were Ftte1Ted Ior penbefa uf the k4s.
TIE care WIS slated to DR., J. H. May, embracing
the theory OF the defeuse, with fsct! snd Incl
dents In the life OF deceased, her eondnct and con-
vetsatnn IN pcrtun. From IN on CT Ill the fsc q
stated, he considered that patient u-def such
circpnetaDcet }abo1cd under I eefanged intellect
pstox1kmAll5 defa12ed. ptotu~ ed ny noril caus r.
increheed BY a ter4ECement Of The uitersa. Dis.
sppol1tmIEtio love te 4 cause tb&t produces IL
epnity-
Dr.: n. Yonue, physician to the jal, 1e.tined
That he mad teen the ACCUSE every daT, and never
saw any indtcaupu Of tcsan1ty IN Rny FORM.
Dr.. r. jehnEon stated that II persou wss
Suffering with oytmei o.Thoea, and WIS has DO 1u :
4 fstcted wrong, and sa~ the one she SUPPOSED
Lid wToueed her, she mieht be unab1n TO resist
her i1nFnlses. a case originally hJs'crlcai may
bee one one o! tnEan1t3.
Peter HAStwell testified that he has been
acquainted With the ectuatd for taveral ye7rs,
aud Uncovered no thanue IN hetnow.
George Moetby and E. ". Strong testified t"at
they have known the tccuetd tur yeart. Never
:aS any symptoms Of iEtsnlty.
Dr. Thomss Miller tgreed with the opl1ion or
UE. May.
Much sympathy il expressed for the accused
b3 those attending Il { trial, snd the EenerA
opsn1 -n IL that ehc will be acquitted,
1t xas expected that tho argument to the jury
wcu'd commence rome c8ye fince, bet tba N 80
Of eettmGny on the question or fIeapIty ha,
Crtatfy prolonged the trial.
, 1865-07-17

jay Cooke reports prescriptions to tha IN
loan Saturday at $40 sst, 800. Total for The weef,
3e6s3 NO. Tbs sales OF the Third and last feEies
Of tie Z % loan cE1ra 10 close. Only about
nny millions q the nutea remain u1sold, adding
amount Of s1les in calltotnta, and at The regular
teppe1tor1cs which have not been included II tha
reports from Fhlladel phta. At the present rate
Of tuhtclfpitou the hslarce OF the 10 IN will be-
!5ispoeed OF within two weeks, aud probably il
, 1865-07-17

al 4 Ihe Andson's Bay Company rays
S'tEcne g. o. aos per sharc, fu add ton t. Tia
oS gie g9rSp ~ s, ea n January. leay :ng balance
LIST Sesr. W,,s x9,sh u shout equal TO that Of
company on the United smtes I sa nnde1 81 r. IT.
oreg1n Treaty, hope il expres,rd % tai thc th
Hn5.e ths e9t 11s ysa1; +, 3pass r.. late q the
94lh. "A"e
, 1865-07-17

NEW YoRk, Jriy 18-The Rerokd'& WAshynetor
spsc ss5s:. Several reports hare been retaiyt td
Al The F1ccdmen's Bureau from Alibama xpd
Lcu:sisna. 10 LoutsIans. the planler1 ara enter.
Ing into labor contracts with the neEeo md In
good filth. and but little perseculon Is comp'atn.
cd OF BY the negroes. Al Selma, however. au
Ase1sfsnt Commissioner found 1t neces arr 81
consequence OF abentd stories having been prt,
nAs largely attended, and kJsttm adopted for
the relation Of lutuFe relations between the ne-
EtoeA and Planters. In Louisiana, The sykteua IL
Wcrkly we'll" ="
, 1865-07-17
Gold.

NEW YoRK, July 15.-TFanaactiou in gold a,c
eos nnsa chiefly TO the .1rts Of Importers for
cuktosu duties, The Dulls have Withdrawn from
The tnsrkef. There ha: been large addislonei
arrivals II colo, vanoutiy tiated at f1,an, % 10
81 ,50NC10, ~ which they hops 10 promote 4
ful,btr ID .snce. The teAre ire qc,et, being In.
dispoeed 10 put lhfuteivss ia Danger Of ''eins
rofrcred by The bulls. The Quo'aluns Eefe !4st
@1a3t. To-day the steamers took out &5s .566 In
<U<CiE.
, 1865-07-17

We hear that Miss Clara Barton, daughter
of Judge Burton, Of Worcester, Mass. who
List ol missing soldiers, and hy her heroic
oeeas 10 the wounded in th 4les. aud eren
under hse, left this city on Friday. on Gov.
naa Ginneht " ssel, With a party, for the pur-
5snS o. MgloficE the a,es Of ground al
e.o Anasisonville where 50 mnuy FEDERAL prison
,,,Itna M r1an.d from want and exposure, and Of
1nnc.'sea II ~ n.n: poasds ut their grave She
deceased, and has record 'n1ls obtx:nea savcn. " ~
1een thousand head boards f,r fhs nrr
Eose- Ihls grand design Of pauanfbInnr
VIII require long period Of haid totI for '1 t.
nnsoeomplislment, no aud most sin-rrr,y do M We
sueee.s.Nttan sSs aY H.ec. 6s 5s~a.sd ~ita perfect