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, 1865-07-12

Cor. Wells, Of Louisiana, Il getting into
very serious trouble with the loTa1lp -ople OF
tic STAG. TheV allege that be has an under
standing with the rebels, which makes him
virtual conspfrator against the Government.
under his direction, election eurollments
men exempted from the Amnestry Proc1s-
mation. large contracts recentlv given out
baye fallen Into the hanuk Of leading rebels:
Several prosecutions commenced for civil
of. nses Committed during the war, have
ueen prevented by hla Interference: Ihe ne.
groes are trtJscted to . continual series OF
ontrages; e!etJthiug being done, 50 laf as
validate the emancipation Folicy, aud make
their condition less toleIablo than ~neu in
state Of slavery, Such are the charges.
They are Eer1oua, and demand thor
oupi1 investigation. Our greatest dan
eef now is from The incompo-
fency or dishonesty Of those who arc called
to higt positions in the Southern States.
The Political detection Of Governor Wells, 1t
1t BE- q fact, will excite profound surprise,
he has bern Union man during tho war,
AID. - such, suffered many serious conse-
nuences TO his personal interests It will be
sunnoscd. theleto1e, that lie would be the
Iast man TO make IN improper arrangement
with i,,s own enemies and those Of bis eoun-
try. The charges put forward might be re-
raYdfd simply as the results OF spleen and
disappointment, we're they not snstalned By
authorities usually 1sAab'e. Asit T. u We hope
the1a is CONC mistakc-that If Governor
Weifa baa shouted an indefensible policy, 1t
IL through Ignorance or orinadvestaace, md not
f.or, shsnlnfe design. At sill events, the
.,otter calls for inquiry. Tbs country has In
Ems1esa a safeguard thai no scheme to re-
stnyS the control Of Rebels at the South, will
he permitted to succeed.
, 1865-07-12

Our readers have already been advised Of
the fearful visitation that befel, a short tI1ne
since, the town Of Firoqpa, 'the county seat
Of Vernon county, In Southwestern Wiscon-
sin, where tornado swept through the hess
portion Of that place with terrific violence.
causing the loss Of eighteen lives and $780,
600 In property. Great suffering has resulted
TO the surviving victims, and efforts are be-
ing widely Ecade for their relief. It will
prove An appeal not In vain to be presented
to our citizens, and Chicago, and other points
the TRIBUNE Fists should be more than vii
ling TO contribute their share Of the required
aid. In this city, Simeon Hanchett, Esq., Is
duly authorized to receive contributions,
and should Ind success In his mission amoE2
our ch.sltable Citizens From other points
not visited by agents, rem1.tancss may be
sent direct to D. B. Priest, Chairman Of thz
citIzens' Relief Committee, Viro4ua, So
above.
, 1865-07-12

Prcs!6tn JohIsan has sadly disappointed
many of bis recent seI-elect:d friends, and
interested, hopeful supporters. His prompt
spp;ora1 Of The finding Of the Military Com
mlsticn charged with the trial Of the great
conspiracy case, and his immediate action to
literally carry that verdict into edeet has
nate1iRlly checked n&ecent seutlmen. Of
utilization and confidence which copperhead-
ism hes fondly desired to cherish toward him.
The Commander Chief Of the Army aud
Etv3 of The United States has not hesltated
abb ut tsiipg the responsibility Of his posi-
tion. al D.. 10 the assumption OF It's duties aud
exercise ot Its stern and sometimes extrapr-
d.rhry functions, he las g:veu his official re.
bukc to the dangerous pers'e!ence Of the
IDEA that ouF nation has not e1petlencsd any
crisis sufficiently pe,!lous, to 3usAfy the
nbeyancc Of the we'll known legal dogma 50
t1casonAtly Aouted In the face Of the Gov
eYru. Mt authorities BY Rstcs, the late
At&o,ney General. that ''Martial law ls no
lawn This atroc.ous attempt to embs1rass
and nn,lIfv the authority exercised In times Of
national emergency by ylrtue ot Inc ~as
1,oFcr alwaYs held In reserve tos sa.h e1g-
cne.ct, has heartily met the approval ot 'ae
party that pronounced the Wat faaafe, aao
hss becn c1amorlng 10 perslstenhy Tor m
utter Reputation Of the Jurisdiction and ACTS
OF tie military court Summoned TO e1amine
the great assAsstnatou conspiracy 1t mas
7,ten currently ruua7red for come time "
those whose wlsh Was father to tne
thought" t" that President johnson would de.
Cline to give his executive assent to the de.
r,.{on of The Military Conmlsslon aod RE-.
, 1865-07-12

New Yonk. July LITTLE He.alps Wash.
irgton special says: "a report has been re-
ccived al the Bureau Of Refugees. Freedmen
ard Abandoned Lands, On the subject OF out
.ages committed upon negroes. Tho report
states that prior to the dissemination Of our
troops through the interior Of the South,
many slaves were hunted, ahot down and left
in ths woods willis endeAroElng to reach our
Vpee, This accounts fur theiT bodies being
found there. But sInce cessation OF hos
tilities, this business has stopped. There are,
however, still instances Of cruelty, but the
majority Of the people appear willing to obey
The authority Of the United States.
The 1TDune's special says that tho Feed
mems Bureau hare refused to restore to
fo,mer rebels conGscated and abandoned lands
set apart by the Government for the uss Of
the refugees, and has nnally concluded to
leave the whole subject to the decision Of the
reurta
, 1865-07-12
Tho HtShtyfne Trade-A Bonded
WRFshouAs.

We learn th1t quits qusnt1J Of the setxsd
hIehnines In this city havo been ordered By the
sutnor1tfes at WafhtnRtuu to be placed Ia United
States Bonded Warehouse, aud they are uo1 be-
ing removed 10 the ChEesgo Dock Company, who
have oEganlzed portion Of thar extensive build
ings into euch IN establishment, under lock and
key Of an Cfleer appointed tJ The Government
In some cases the orders have been suspended, rs
an immediate settlement ts anticipated. This
bc1 dtd warehou1e IL quito dastderatum to chi
c,sn and the West. Distil!ers esn now ee7d thett
highwtnes to q ore in bond, and when there Il an
aetna. demand for consumption. pay the duties
and Withdraw them. The frauds and many Ifs14
In haneling dhtlled sptrts at tpFices that hfVe
commanded 10 much esplta'. will be soraewhas
reredied, and Ne LOOK for much more healthy
tone Of The masket aud less Of reckless spccula-
uon there9n. BY this arrangement, hsghwinea
will be bought and eold at the low cost CT pscduc-
aon, ea.lssg for let's eapita1 to c.rry them, and
better regulating the Legitimate supply md de-
, 1865-07-12

CIxc1xSA11, July n.-An enthusiast:c
Union mass meeting vas held ut Lexington,
Kentucky, yesterday. Speeches wore made
By Nj. Rasson, Of Iowa, aud General F. P.
Blair, urging the adoption Of the Constltu-
t1oDal amendment.
4 special to tho Gazette says Governor
B:1HnIow, Of Tennessee, has Issusad proc
}snat.on declsz.Dg the franchise law the 81.
pIemo law Of the State, and denouncing us
r-eela those who attempt to oppose its exc
cutiou. Hc calls upon the civil authorities
to arrest persons who, under p1etenae of be-
Ing candidates for Congress, are advising the
pepple to nullifJ the Constitution and the
laws, and stts1irg up rebellion and sedltian.
, 1865-07-12
A Western Mail nag Rified 1t Rochs
ester, n 7.

From the R0c4csIe3 De0S~4aAI 1OA.l
Early Yesterday morning some children
found Quantity Of letters aad envelopes In
ot o FFen Ss g.. st.ss %of 5stTssa ssa s
attention n officer Buck being called to the
sson hsss9s & %pRp.sentt fps setast IT,
= ~ a h,@ u1s sitae1f us Was nowhere to be found,
howeseF, and il i Jet doubtful what has be-
come Of 1t. a..
fats srd cansea Ill the mail matter to be
including c. 9 e. o:s q 's,s[s 9ssis
eI h. 4naae ! rs1efnl examinAuun Of them. The
stolen nsii appesss to have s nssn !. made up st
at } }he ~ West N We're found, and the directions
.as fssSs s. as s.sPss s e. ose9s ssas
Wnta 1au oEen snt.o ia probable that the thtst
Peelstsd ssnt.ptta5 d. nSas5 SsnSt v as
esg vas n. probably 9ht11e sranssed an om tie
% Amops he tne papers fouad bJ Mr. updike' ID
, 1865-07-12

IKKYyaB1K MEANsEss.-An ex,eity official
Of Springfield, Msss., whose pantaloons were
hy M a. TO Watchiul dog, recently presented =
XII ot 2ll to the widow of the owner of the
Sor. md through Misrepresentation to tho
tfeet that he was able 70 get new adm1nts-
ration Of the estate If the bill vas not paid,
wo,med The money from her: He never pre-
sented his claim to her husband when snFe
rrr fo the administrator of the estate, pre-
rsnnsSv settled. There are grades Of mean
nr.s. % and We call this Transactions = pretty
low grade.
, 1865-07-12
n THE III n ER,

The New York Iizs<s which Is conyenienslg
'hon.s'ghtsd, hard Of hearing. and Of obtuse
understanding on all questions relating 70
reconstruction, still talks against time, re-
hearsipg In a.nors inslpad form the points
which month ago appeared iu the IYorld. It
supposes that the aversion to the present
4 new rebellion By the lata xebels. It lecturcs
''our people" ~ follows:
''1ur people seem to assume that there are sttn
srch thinfs In The South ~ a rebellion and
n btlt. This IL mistske. The rebellion
ended. Ii has been cruahed-thospnshly and
Gto.sis g. soath Carolina, today, TIN thsre i
in New York.
This mar Of msy not be true, but 1t Is not
t1ue that our people" dlsapprove Of reccns
sttucting the 67uthezn States on rebel basl-
hom any fear Of an immediate rebellion On
their part, but ftom fear that such mode
Of reconstruction will 30 reInssate the late
rebels into their former power over the State
and FEDERAL Governments, that thes will re-
store slavery at the South and shsir political
supremacy at the North. II the T1m.s viii
show us what is to prevent the Southern
Statks from restoring slRvety and electinE the
nsu President. In coae they shall be recon-
strrctfd on the whits vote and roadmitted By
Congress during the present year. We
shall ba glad to receive its light. But we aro
utterly unable 10 conceive how any journal
edited with ordinary intelligence, as thu
91nts is when not iettsred by being tethered
to come unseen stake outside the domain Of
principle, could retail at second hanl 80 stsle
sn argument as the following, which ought
TO subject It's author to the penalties against
exposing decayed proviaions for sale.
bat even u II were necsssary to ofsct the vo:e
OF Southern whtes, We do not feel assurod that It
tor1a be dnne ey conterstnE The .nd9sRs upoa tho
hi,1ory. everything in their character. and every
thing in thetT future nteess1tlet, render II prob
afle. 10 ray aAe lesst. that their votes would be
to derenGent, md Tath whom the,r rclssions viii
be The Closest It IL 20 IN evefy o1 er coumunl
"; Why ehoHld It not pe 80 IN The Southern
siateey It eerns not At all unlikely that the I'D.
i+ticn Of the negroes ~ nsas.s 10 the ballot boz
would simply acd Just 80 mach to the Eery power
wr seek 10 diminish. Th1t those most closely
sllied with that power think 70. y sufficiently
piosed by the adfotaey Of negro tutfsGe IN lhe
Ualy Nescs."
The 1sMes knows that there Is sub5tau-
tally no antl.Elavezy, emancipation, Repub-
1lcan party at the South except the utgroe&.
We plesume 1t wonld concede that In all the
States now being reconstructed, not 500 white
votes could be cast Against the restoration oi
s1astry, ,weresuch polcy freely submitted 70
that tribunal. For all practical purposes, there-
fore, the late masters and non.slayeholdere
arc INIT, and will vote On al occasions, that
anu-emancipation. anti-Cnlon ticket, which
vii style iteclf democratic end which ne will
style rebel, secesh, or copperhend.
Now. since the negroes being free persons,
, 1865-07-12

WASHINGTON, July lit Is now regard
cd as quite certain that a special military
commlsslon will be instituted in short time
for the trial Of Jefferson Davis on charge Of
completely IN the ass.ssnsu N of President
Lincoln. The discovery Of additional evil
denco Involving Davis Is said to be the cause
ct the transter Of his case from civil to the
military tribunal.
The confessor Of 3Irs. Surratt, the Rev. Mr..
Walters, says: "Not revealing the comics.
tfonal, that, as Ged 1lycs, Mes. Surratt WAS
innocent OF The murder Ct President Lincoln,
Or Of any Intent or conspiracy to murder
him."
The mastering out of Gen. Wrisht's Pro
v1s.oDnt Corps, e1tinguIshta tho Army Of the
Potomsc IS an orcAnizatioa. The Army Of
the Tennessee Is also extinct, The only
corps now in existence are the 4th, Gen.
Wocd, Just sent to the Department Of the
Gulf; the 18th, Geq. sttele. going to Texas !;
Mississippi; the o3d, garrisoning North Car
elins under Gen. Kntter the 23th, garrison
Ing Virginia AID the 18th colored, mostly
gone to Texas under Gen. s7eltzei. These
co1ps are ali greatly reduced In number.
, 1865-07-12

eHtpNEHT8 r. LEADING Articles AT cnTc4ao FOE
THn WF1K nnp1so JULY AND yAoH JAN. TO
, 1865-07-12

IAccord,ug to the nboSe> the amoant Of Barley
In sto1c on Saturday last u a8 600 bu less than On
The SATURDAY previous. This must be an error,
a, there was no barley Bhtpped last week. .-kDs.l
The trsnsit!on from the cold, drilling rains OF
Yesterday, 10 the bright sunshine of today, was
relief TO everyone, and the business pub:le felt
Truly thankful for the ehanze. Those who had
Gloomy doubts yesterday concerning the coming
crop, vore smiling faces today, and the csoaksss
di1appe art 4 IA II By magic.
Theta was good attendance on 'ChsnRe to-day.
and The leading ptoduca markets, With few exeep'
lions, 1uled higher, aud 4 better range
, 1865-07-12

LOUISVILLE, July 1l.-Philip Speed, Col
lector Of Internal Revenue, was sssAilcd
while going homeHard on Saturday evening.
1t II o'clock, By three men in the garb of
so1dlers, one Of whom, with boulder,
Knocked in aeyeral OF hla t:eth. iut1:cting 4
serious wound. Mr. Speed thinks their pur-
pose was robbery. III. Speed il doing well.
, 1865-07-12
IMPURE STATE OF the BLOOD
Arc promptly and thoroughly uadlcxtea By
DIR. JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE.
Reu0 the Evidence.

bCE6TG1.A x9X H47HA 1zAX8-
NJ. c. r. HAYF0Ep, Of Vt. P!sxaa. c~"""* or.
O1l1u, ~Ilt0.
Tbs NJ Nr Ps~he-.s aABFAF hA1 besN Af1Icte4
With = acIoyrL Is AFFECTION for abaus sayen mars
The Eays1ts Of tn3s tTnsdfu1 dfzeAae Ind been suSA
tb4t The - fart At times ona crtlso kosa Hd
seesa 70 n: wor.a and woYsa although he had be~n
unter the Ct the bert physteta3s In this ecou
OF the e1uutzJ List October Ns- sauyts VISA ady1s.
I'd to give JAI31's ALTa1AT1vEA n5al. and analIy
euted 70 do 20. but With nte hcpo that bis son
VI Md es nenttd By II. he hid ts:ed edlctnas
ionunerable. without the slightest e1ecs. Hha1 hls
ION had nbiahed the 11Ht bouIe. III In o91oysmeat
WA Fefceptih1e. SD three battles eeetsd waat
t. bs psrtaa1en* eura- Tho s1res have al dilAp-
p..1td. snd no ose uot &eQu.in cd E1:h tao ci1ru'
tta-csh could arppess upoa To- King Into tho healthy
happy aee OF Maatsr Sawyer that hs had dTEr Known
s!ck1eas OF AMI Kind
, 1865-07-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OFF THE
CHICAGO M RKEsT.

Ian Adtes ~ GfasR drs rsH ssads ~ d tdA1 G. zt
stosdge+ IN GocEFt1ntS tt1a Fss1tskefa pGised On
Change, cad are - rport<daE ~. unl<ss olaer4iss
9f<etEadl
TrzsDAY ETuNo. July II. 1858.
FHE1tsHT5-LAK1 fE1f1Hr3 vera ofM 8t the
kdyance unten 3ttt.:tay. Eogazenents verc: To
RgyrAto-Pson eradhary, corn At shc: earQuss Cry
corn nj 10. To osFxso~6chf Y. Johntou, at axe
+ 70 rs.
tor d. ur TO New Yssk Anu Bcston. -
FLDuR-RecflTed + s1.tsy, 4,55l bsls shlppad. s.
SS Fri. Received taua week 156l .A13. br shlr-
eed, +sns bril- 1htm martst antiuR the iore oa!t o:
change fer Sha better tooE place. T1ads h.c.ne
tnc:s active. aad nrmts pstss Msre zekized. Ye't:r
prowe1 ent there wAs IN aenTe market ThA follow
Ing taels &ho~. tho Eaa4Actons. An1 tbs ptices fe
, 1865-07-12

1a1o0 ....... -...9f3N
ea5l6A u
6HUi;s AND iii + sic AL@.Insses. |. fAlriT
fods An nas detnnfd Ko. Tuspsnina = z5c lover.
, 1865-07-12

Ehlcglet and LAtA from January 10 Juy s Tor fhree
Jeals:
Iumter. 1.s.25o E9S3
81; ;sass I! se 81 sn ;sn
LUMDER-Rectlyed. 7165i n; ihlpped. Us n.
Market aet.Ts aud arm-buJera taking hold Quickly.
sa.ea ze4s: Cargo .chr ssoastoool. from Auskegoo.
1eo nj " Inch, balance mostly good strips, At $500,
by Chamberi, m cargo lchr Warner, from Grand
Ny,Y. Is n 4 st.ps rated 81 s1o7s. BY 1f.h Fa1-
ler: cslgo srhr I,hscs on D aek Lake. 11o CON-
ep II sla %, clear At 4aa 10. b1 H'h Fualas; casRo
eehr 4l. from Grand River. - N 4trtpa, fA
I'd, yty thick, 1t slLoc, by Gaisct cargo eehr Hasy
f,<.n A.namnee ltrips. bn sace X! aud 1oisa, st
IT. TO- by II, ludl zten Co.. cargo sohe Fl grim,
tYem ocou.o, 10 nj y st.tps and boards. oa'Ance
Icantitg and ]71sts. 1Afsee, at si2no By Hou2htar
ling: cargo sehz Bo'oit nom Ncskc2on. 70 N hasz7p1.
hajance eli cut COMMON mixed. At IL ca. By Gar
rirt. c1rto tehr Thea Bells, from Aenom1aee, lo N
1trpr bslauce boards. at 12 81, By Blekfozd: cargo
srhr fatrlch nom OccAto. GO m strip And boards.
r.n1 saved, It S1..oo bY Whitcosab.
qI1lNGLESReetlyed, 3IHo N. 4n1p;td, F3s n.
s.rcs and f.m saIes wtre: Cargo aehz Enion, from
-s+n Tat 3;a staz and shaved It = &c; ;cNgo tchr
St.1% Eau. t.oo Gro, . Bay. - N sAwad II ta.1.H
- :, etar and A shaved 1t aas7A. b. G1AJ 4 Co.
1ATH-Stesoy 1t II 's&7.4.
-. nro,n ard psice1 ~ L3llpN1:
, 1865-07-12

Tns cEss1o1 OF MEXICAN. TBRR1To1! TO
FaAxcs.-Ady,ces from Mexico, Ieceisod by
xayof Havana, state that the Emperor m
tended issuing decsee ahont the eoa o.
june Of first oi July, cedfng stnaloa, durango
war dtbt Of Fsance.
, 1865-07-12

=. q The New Hampshi1e statesnaaa saYa:
tSeTcr since New Hampshire became State,
WAS its soil laden With more lu1uttant crops
The horn Of plenty blds tair to gush ont with
fAtueBs,n
, 1865-07-12
AGBNuY 7-18 LOAN.

1fu Bank will reoe.rs subaezpt!eu1 to tss ntH ~
Q. g. Notes, and par Tho iat1at tnol d.:a ii sub
acrtFttrn to tho Ath Of 1aly-
Ihese notez ssn s1spsd n ss7on.: sHc1s q Ga ssa
7$la psz toat pas Aan1u II lectl r.oL E1seI u
tho option Of tho ao1sfEiceas ~ e,H ;n gold asd
be conrttec tEe option OF lsa ko1der u N&tHStJ
Into pcr oenk 81 Eplh boafiox noud&-
tiors for In n1etAto delivery. and VIII furnish tha
70 u4tkert and Ageuta ed ofG1psx2a Ct argos on
j 4. MLIB, Pzcstd@x
, 1865-07-12

FLOUR ANn un11N n E1oAK.
The following table, compiled frosn the esbcient
rero,ta of the warehouse mcn 10 the Secretary Of
,he Roard of Trade, shows the amount Of Flous
end Qrsla In staze In this city on Saturday cven-
Ing last, compared With the amount in store,
week ago, and the corresponding date last ycaf:
, 1865-07-12

70 pAr-Tae market Vsa qalle ltFsGs[ar, clo:,ug
VII *nISs e IL s 81 rs. B Il t,a asp wTrsa asaa b
No: ata12l: 100 ba 90 = {i.2o: -, p1 so 7at
DO 4 silsN so1 ou 20. sosag = = ~; 20 On
eiiiH; ID ooS pu co 1t II 1iH; 7sAo d. :. sill:
lott6hn DO e s11x; ~ % at sl!o! soe 5c n5
pn do II s&c; 11o1 Rejected !. s7c 7sN bu do as
and e'Iets 1t Il Is.
C0hN-AeeelTed % day, II So nu: ,hippe, lot 1e3
hu. HetetTed lasr vetf stl gl8 n1 ah! hu
s79s bu. These haa beEn 4tssd5 aatop.r| de nd
dujlnKtbe weEk, snd owing TO raote favorable 4a-
i hu tlnee our fsat rnv.ew. Ths following fao:a
khews ths tsiy tfAusactoas an pr1cS tsA:iEad ous
fuv HfeE.
, 1865-07-12

Al our Stock Boayd, Gold opered at 1901 buy
ir9; declined to 1ss. weak, and closed trm st
that figure. Cash Gold waa plenty to.dsy, and sold
down to 1891 but htterward rallied to 1s9R.
e!osirg at that sgure. Tho buying price for sii-
yer Wns 1ao91so. Tho detection Of tpunterie,s
Cork County Scrip saoas in large sums, threw
them ont Of the Board 10 day, aud no t,ansacstnoa
took p1lce.
We auote Government Bonds drm ~ follows:
Duy1pg. Selling.
FtTe.TWentfes los 16fNl95f
Te.-Fort!cs. observation-disclosures. 97f
Seyen-Thi.ties par ard inherent. This demand
for the latter Il very large, particularly for tho
smsller deno.ninatIons. The Second National
Bs1k keeps up fail supply Of all kinds.
, 1865-07-12
EOMmEREIAL.

TuEspAr ETEsao, Ju!y II.
1be following Summary thuws The movement
In p1cducs and provisions during thu psst ~
hour, compared with the movement for ths Same
time ltas year:
, 1865-07-12

During the evening dispatches were received
from Gsi!a2hss's E1chasgc. New York, reporting
the opcp1nR p.1cs OF God ut 139f and the closing
price At 1851,
, 1865-07-12

illinois and Michigan Canal.
i d1spstch was read on 'change to-day, sitting
that boats wifi be allowed 70 eiesr drawing four
feet stx Ipchee, until otherwise ordered.
, 1865-07-12

t~ The Washington Chronicle says: We
understand that Governor Wright will 1eaye
for his msss!or, to Berlin, about the Is. Of
August -8~
, 1865-07-12

&&mEFA1 44V0ACFs
new YonK, July 11.-General Hooker has
arrtvet here, and reported to the War De-
raftnent for orders.
, 1865-07-12
SpE LIZ :.s.e+s.sstseS&+. sts..*.Hs%ts1
Wt8EAT-fseeeiEed 10 day 4t:tl0 b,l

s7E0 b1. Reserved lsst W!ek 2s1n.n ou: anipped
10 81, bu: R,calred corresponding w1ek lxst rear
811T nn: shipped. 81 lis bu: Msdn.sdsT's nsrkes
review, but on Thussday reae.fc ana prices
sdyansed soae as7Ab: F.idtss mtxss Tn
pioyemen. er s23He was erect'd 0aSa.usoAy hu!t-
neas wHs less active aad tha mvk wM shade
eaAttf. Ye.IerdxJ the natk-t Va unusaA u bE0y-
kus. owing 10 farr .no At!1cts from Liverpool sud
rFlers sdraneed ltaHe PAT nn. Tns tolioHiss tsb'e
, 1865-07-12

TepAT-Tes,e 70. n ae'sys densn1 m ri FL, taa
bis sd.icts E;n New Te.k ths mssket Advanced
r. W5,r5 W1H5aa 1a' = Ss: ipH nd 81.
akopln.ao," 30 briy at3eo- Fie.aM T. ami ~ 9t!1 not
named, HEp Wa1aRGXo q :, " - Eaz!e o.. O
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