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The Portland daily press., 1866-11-20
A GaAd HARaSc

E'OR SALE Tic well built and pleasantly located
Il square house No. II Monument Street, built and
now occupied by Mr.. G, Mark, House contains suit
parlors, scidng-rooni, dining-room, Kitchen and five
good Sleeping rooms, Fine cellar, in wicliisa well
OF good water. Tile lot is 90 by 90 feel. Good space
Tor another house. Apply 10
ssE q w. IL, JERKS, Eeal Estate Agent. b
Sept. 1O-dH
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(Per City Of Boston, at New York. !

lIer lily OF boSUOn, AT New lOfk.
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst. Belgian, (s) Brown from
Sid 5th Columbia, Robinson New York
Ent out 4th, Geo Griswold, Pettengill, San Fran
Risco.
" Cid 9Th, Ocean Spray, Nichols, Galveston.
OF Holyhead I'd, Lydia Skolfield Skolfeld, from
Live pool tor New Orleans.
OF Point Lynas LIST, Mary O'Brien, Nesier from
Liverpool Tor Mobile
Cid at London 9th INST Crusad Il Jenkins, for New
Orleans; Am Congress, Brown, New York.
Sid i'm Deal it'll Young Eagle, Walker, Tim Callao)
Ar at Falmouth oh, Hamlin, wheelwright IRON
Akyab.
Ar at Foo-ohow Sept 10. Forest Belle. Bryant. FIN
All at woosung Sept G, America, Morse, New York
Ar at Hong Kong Sept 10, Windward, Barrett FIN
San Francisco.
Sid Sept Is, Congress, Wyrnan, San Francisco
Passed Anjier Sept 10, Benz Bangs. Norcross, from
Manila Tor Liverpool.
Ar at Maulman Sc 10, Sarepta, Oliver, Bombay;
In port Sept 25th, Mongolia, Weston, Calcutta;
John Watt, Poole, for Europe; Houghton. Buck
minister, tor Calcutta: Sarepta, Oliver, unc,
Ar at Calcutta Sept 70, Henry Harbeck, Foster,
Sid oct 4. Southern Eagle, Pierce, New York; 18th
Herald, Gardiner, Boston. W
Ar at Madras Oct 8, Calliope, Simmons, Masuli-
patam.
Ar at Bordeaux 2ist ult St George, Bernard New
Orleans.
Sid FIN Cronstadt 2sth ult, Telegraph, Caldwell,
Boston.
Below Antwerp 9th inst Golden Rule, Hail, from
CaIlao.
Cid at Buenos Ayres Sept 26, Damon, CroEel, fol-
New York.
In port Sept "a, Templar, Sherman, tor New York +;
Falcon, Taylor do; Templar, Wilson, for Baltimore
Ar at Montevdeo Sept 16, Hosea Rich i'm Machias;
23I, Alice Vennard, Young Cardif.
Sid SEPT 25 Enoch Benner, Benner, Buenos Ayres
Ar at Pernambuco I'd ult, Bosphorus, Blanchard,
Callao, land sailed for GibraitarD
SPOKEN
Sept go lat "a g. lon CO 90 ship King Philip, from
Boston for San Francisco.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-H0use Corner OF Congress
IL and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
SAME, with 10000 feet of land. This lot will be d.
yyded 10 suit purchasers Terms easy and made
known by appiyins to W ". Carr, at w. A. Duran's
Clothin Stoie c, foot of Exchange stree iul1g-dtl
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LtARM for sale. The subscriber offers his
II farm for sale OF will exchange for city property
1t first rate farm OF 10 acres, with two story
House, in good repair and a new Barn with cellar
40x60. There is failing supply OF good water
and wood lot. Said farm is situated on the road
from Saccarappa to GorhaIn Corner about one mile
from the latter place. For further particulars apply
to DOW & JOHNSON, Moulton street. or j. IL
Cook on the premises. jy27-eodtf
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For Sale,

A BOUT 5000 feet Water and Gas Pine. 2 to $ inch
"A es diameter. Also about Is tons damaged Nails,
Hinges and Bolts; and to 6 tons Window weights,
several sizes All wishing stock Of above description
Will please call DefSrc purchasing elsewhere.
WOODaIAN 4 LITTLEJOHN,
ser2l-tcmF % Oak Street. Portland, Ne
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THE two story brick house and store No. 419 con-
gress st, % feet front occupied only as garden.
For particulars enquire on the premises. aug7u
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NO. &C EXCHANGE STREET,
IN THE CUMBERLAND BANK BUILDING,
where he is prepared to place Insurance. in all its
forms, and for any amount, in companies second to
no others on the globe, and on the most favorable
terms. ~ ft 44 FEt
n Parties preferring first class insurance are res
pectfully invited to call.
November 8, 1866. diff EEfEEsEEE
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Desirable Store Lots
FOR SALE.

ON cow Nh R CEAI. STREET.
TINE subscribers offer for sale the lot of land on
u the southerly side of Commercial Street head OF
Dana's Wharf, measuring " by $50 feet. For fur
Their particulars inquire JONAS Ii. PEKLEY,
Oct IL If or w s. DANA
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DR.. o. Il. Durgiu

NJ ISLES to sell the following parcels of REAL
w ESTATE andH HAY. -
HOPE ISLAND, one of the most fertile Islands in
Casco Bay, containing about 1870 acres VIZ '''''N "
10 TONS OF Pressed Hay, on said Island
A Farm on Chebeague Island of about 53 acras with
good buildings thereon. "i'A
For the above enquire of DANIEL MORSE ESQ
on Chebeague Island. 4'
Also House, Stable and Land No % High ST.
About six acres of land in Westbrook "a miles from
Tukey's Bridge. Term seasy oc26eod4w
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From the Bangor Times /

0"' t'VO 17eV1tJOI
had been growing deaf fifteen years and had be-
come 50 deaf could not hear minister, who is
very loud speaker. Under DIR. Carpenters care at
now hear as well as ever 1 reside in Benton
Mrs. CLARK PIPER.
Bangor, Oct. 1.
All the published Certificates Of DR.. Carpenter are
band fde.-[ Maine Farmer
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tFrom the Kennebec Journal Of augusta.
Augusta, Me-, August 2, 1866.
was very deaf and suffered from Inflammation and
constant and profuse discharge from both ears for
ten years. one totally deaf the other nearly
useless. DIR. Carpenters Remedies cured me- 1 can
now hear as well as ever in both ears.
-tt- Miss E. o. BACHELOR.
We have seen and conversed with Miss Bachelor
and her statement is full and satisfactory Ken Jour-
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House Lots,

ENLIGABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
IL cry and Congress streets; one near the head OF
State street.
Is W. II STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.-dtf I'd National Bank.
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CHESTNUT STREET
DRUG, MEDICINE,
AND
PAINT STORE
Opposite the Methodist Church

a HE Subscriber since the fire of July 4h has made
l. extensive alterations to his Ilaee of business
and with an entire new stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils & Dye Stuffs,
oilers 10 the Country Trade and the public generally
al the lowest market prices, at wholesale OF RETAIL
good assortment OF the above named goods, among
which are tht following: PASS
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Lots for Safe.

: = - LOIS Tor SAFE. ~. n
Only Ia cents per Foot!
LNINELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
IL in Lots to suit purchasers. ~
Also line Lots on Congress between High and State
streets, aud on Deerng street, III Lots to suit purcns-
ers. Applyto
8 w. HI. J ERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
At Railroad Office, opposite Preblc House.
aug15-dtf
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A Rare Chance for Investment.
THE ALBION HOUSE. on Federal street, adjon
L ing U. S. Hotel, for sale
For particulars enquire of
JOHN G. PROCTOR.
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KOt for Sale

Lot for sale.
nNE OF the best building lots in the city, situated
" on the north side OF Deering Street adjoining the
residence OF Gen. j. ID. Fessenden. This lot is sixty
two feet 'front.' ON Deering Street, extends back one
hundred feet, and is bounded on the east side by
street fifty feet in width making it corner lot and
very desirable 5. b. HERSEY.
No. Gait Block. Com. Street.
Oct IL dit r}slt .ili IiI n. .71T 100
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TO Rent,

To Rent,
WAREHOUSE on Custom House Wharf En-
w quire of LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
noy1dtf 1870 Commercial street
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House for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his Dwelling House
Il situated near the corner OF Oxford and Wilmot
Streets. 1T is a two and a half story House, thor
oughiy built, nearly new, finished in modern STYLE
1t has large cistern, and good well OF water. APP
ply to j. PENNELL, on the premises, OF w. II.
JERRiS, Real Estate Agent. - nov8d2w*
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Two Houses for Sale for $17OO
EEEt- Each

- On Oxford street. Lots 80 by ~ feet Also
kk;; fine lot corner Oak and Prospect Streets with
xA the dwelling house thereon the lot is 80 by 80
teet line location. Also good building lots An
derson and Cleaves streets on favorable TERMS Ap-
ply to W. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent. = 81
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VAN be consulted at tho U. s. HOTEL, until
~ further notice, Portland on Friday morning, No
vember4, upon at ,-s'- - l-'T .
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LsOR SALE. Location central Immediate pos
l. session given. Apply to
w. III. JERKS,
nO16d1w Opposite Preble House
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House and Lot for Sale.

ON Stevens Pfains, near the Horse Railroad
" Enquire OF A. L. RICHARDSON,
April 11-dtf On the premises.
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Ga House Cor Sale, No 80 Myrtle Street En-
#3;;. quire at No. Central Wharf.
EEsssA. july 12--dti
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LOB SALE, in Gorhan, fifteen minutes walk
u nom the Depot, nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and outbuldings having all the conven
fences and in prime condition. 1t is situated near
grove anda short distance from the County road
Apply to j. E. STEVENS.
Gorhan, July II. .
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.e5D Is "a AID 5 a8TGAVg
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
The Comic al Troubles OF Mr. Johnson,

Our usually quiet city has given birth
lately 10 II frSl-class sensation. in the
shape Of tho Pollard and James difficult
~, OF winch yon have doubtless been
duly informed. Pollard was arrested :
bat james has succeeded, up 10 this
time, III eluding the police. Their Efforts
/" arrest him have 0ccasionci The most
amusing farce Of ll. season. On the
arrival Of the \ orlhcrn train at ~ am
IL day or so since, a MIR johnson. ell
gagged in tho iron front" business, who
bears striking Resemblance to James
brother, was arrested rs MIR. James, not
wiihsanding his cnrnrSt ~ crtior that
Johnson was his name. Not wishing 10
nlarm his wife by appearing before her
under police escort, he requested TO be
carried to Sundry bars ON Broad s,rcc,
TO prove his identity, when, TO his great
horror, he was invariably addressed
as James, and the police were convin-
ced that they had the right man, bit in
compliance with his urgent cnlrcp,ics
they went with him to several more bars
and hotels, where he was always called
James. At last, perfectly fnlllcd, he
was carried 10y lis caplors to the ST.
Charles Hotel, on the way to the Sta
tlonhouse, where The proprietor spoke
to hIm as Johnson, and Mrs. johnson
rushed to his arms claiming him as her
husband. but unfortunately he had not
previously stated tln,t lie ives married.
man, and the "myrmid"ns Of the Ia W.
smrlt rat, aud, saying Ina. game could
not be played off on them marched their
prisoner TO the lock-up, where he swell.
tered until breakfast time, for The wcall,.
er was hot enougl, Lo boil man IN his
rcrspiration. He then induced the offjs
GERS to allow him another chance, but
{ he people having got wind Of the iokc
Insisted that iIc vas James. So atl0a.m
perfectly bcwllIered by The denial Of
his name hy ncqnaiDtanccs ond friends,
and doubtless affected by frequent visits
to bare, he appeared before lre Mayor,
and III answcrlo the inquiry v llo he was,
replied he really did not know. That
nc had always thought himself johnson,
but now he could not say whether he
was James or Johnson. AZ this noint
amid the laughter of the crowd some
persons camo forward and identified the
gentleman that didn't know himself and
delivered him from limbo. Since then
ne has been 80 persistently ignored as
johnson, that he stays at home, fearing
that Pollard will shoot him with a
double-barreled shot gun for James
We understand he proposes raising a
novel legal question in trying TO iayo
Pollard bound over tokcep tie poacc as
iara lic is concerned. -Acw Yoyk
NcWS.
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Democratic ilccting,

RnAr,NG, PESN July l0.-Thc Demo.
Gratis held great meeting Yesterday which
was addressed by Montgomery Blair, Goo.
III. Pcndlelon mud others Biar predicted
that should the Radicals carry the October
election, the result would be the establish
mcnl of two Presidents and two Congresses,
for the Radicals would then immediately
impcnch President Johnson aud turn him
out. while on the other hand, the Drmrcra
tic mcmbGs Of Congress would unite VITA
the rcgulVly elected members from the
South. lie also warned his Ii, arcrs that
they were on the eve OF another civil war,
the battlefield OF winch would be in the
North, while the South would be Il unit.
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Struck by Lightning.

NEW NomH, July 10 The New York rope
factory. owned by Lawrence & Sous, vii
lamsbu.E. was su uck by liGatning ycStcr-
day, tour boilers exploded, TWO wore driven
through brick wala distance of six hun
drc'l tcri, destroying several trees, tho other
two pasSinn thronGh All destroyed II br,c..
snh;u and ic' some 4 sauce OF, killing
one man. ihc Presbyterian Chruch in
i'rooklyn. 81. JOHNS Chapel and ST. The
rcSSn'S Church, in TINS city, wtrc also
slruck and slightly Damaged. Tnc ship
Cynosurc WAS also s,ruck. Two men were
killed by flash of lightning in Ia. streets
Of Brooklyn. aud Il row of twelve unlinish
ed houses WAS dee,r.yI i b., !ie li.hiaing
and gall,
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CongAilunal,

WAs'tiScroN, ~ u. The rcsolu.
ton to cXrell Ross}u FOR his assault on
Grinncl was defeats, by a vote OF II
against 49-noL tH thirds. a rcsolu
tion then passed III Rosseau be sum.
moncd TO the bar oitIe House, 10 DC
censurcd by the Scakor. 1he three
gentlemen who wcr in company with
Rosseau, when he committrd the as
san!t, were dcclare4gnity Of violation
of privilege, and an to be br ,ht to
the bar Of the IIousl
The resolution Of Rc select committee
disappearing Of G| nnell's gross Ian
gnage, i'll debate, aEinst Rosscau was
laid ON tic tAblc.
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"rit'en Tor The Wilnsboro' News.
Adventure of the War.
BY WANDER FIR.


'rwas in the fall oflSGl. The 2nd
Corps Of the Confederate Army--m-
der Gcnl. early, was campcd at New
Market iii the Shenandoah valley.
Our advanced posts were at Mount
Jackson, and between there and Edin-
burg lay the dcbatablc ground visit
cd by the scouts and foraging parties
Of both armies.
One fine clear morning, | mounted,
and followed by six scouts-wcli
equipped, tried men and true, I
set out for the little village or settle
ment of Buchaitt, which lay to the
left of Edenburg and constantly visit
cd by the enemies forage parties. We
were all well mounted and in fine
health, and as we trottod gayly along
the probability of brush rather add.
cd to our spirits than otherwise. Tho
sun had about reached it's meridian
whom We halted in front of a low stone
built cottage occupied by an old val
ley farmcr-his wifc-and one daugh-
ter. lkncw them we'll, and the daugh-
ter had more than once gained infor
nation CT tho enemies movements that
mad proved great advantage to us.
Dismounting from my horse / stepped
INTO the house to inquire after nv
friends and sec if ] could learn any-
thing OF the enemies movements. +
found no one in but Miss Nlollic. (tho
danghtcr,) whose fair face bore tho
,lnmistakable evidences Of troublno
thought. Assoon as she saw NO. Sic
came forward greeting mo with much
kindness, but evident anxiety Of man
ner. "a
"Good morning Captain," said she.
81 am glad to see you, but YOU must
not remain in this ncighborhood, Won
have made yourself too notorious and
the yankees swear they'll hang you,
it they ever lay hands on YOU again.
ihereo was party Of them here this
morning hunting youand they bchav-
cd shpefuliy. The officer smoke
very insultingly to me, and I am
AFRAID the next timc they come, they
viii burn tho house. i heard them
tglking to themselves after thoy left
ne house, and | think they intend
TO rctnrn Tonight, so you had better
30 on your watch.o
"Never fear, Mdllc. If they come
PACK theymay meet with warm re-
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a letter from q Brazilian officer

A letter from Brazilian officer dc.
scrIbcs some Of the beauties OF soldering
III South America: 'Amphibious crea.
'nrcs abound. In my own tent / have
already killed four snakes. Every morn.
ing | find myself accompanied by DO
dy'gnard of fifteen or twenty monstrous
toads, which have quietly spnnl .tIe
nigh. under tho corners OF the hides that
serve me as q bed. Enormous allioa.
tors promenade regularly from lake to
lake every night. In majors tent tho
other day, one was killed that measured
about six icet in longlh, and an nnrortu.
nate Brazilian soldier was unexpectedly
taken of his legs by one of these horrible
creatures and carried into the nearest
lake"
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Where is the G"rnnn's Fnthcrland?
It's Prussia Swabin? It's the strand
"hcrc grows the vine, where flows the
Rhine?
l'sl where tho gull skins Bal!ic's brine.
-No.-yct more great and far more grand
Must bc the Gcrman's Fathcrland!
How call they then the Germans land?
Bavaria? Brunswick ? Hast thou scanned
y where the Hnyter Xc, extends ?
Wh"rc Styrian ioi The iron bends
No. brother, no! thou hast not spanncl
The Germans genuine Faihcriand.
then the Germans Fsthcrlnnd
NeS. .?hmlia? Pomnrnnia ? Stand
Where Hnrclis wavclhss wa,cr sleeps:
Where Wesrr wn6s. whore Danube swccns
Hast found il now -Nu,ynt? Demand
Elsewhere tha Germans Fatherlanh.
Then say, '&hcra les the Germans land?
How Gail they that unconqUcvrd laua?
rs whc.c vyrors green mountains rise?
'i1o Swi'zc"'s land dearly prize,
By Freedoms purcst hrcezcs famed
Eut no. It's nol the Germans land!
Where, therefore, lies The Germans land
Isl riizc that great ,hai .nvic,t land!
'ris surely Austria. proud and bold.
in wealth Vl!nairhru, IN clury old?
Q. none shail wr.:r nci ~, nc on sand:
Dut she is no, ii: Grrmans land
Say thtn, where .irS the Germans hmd.
Eartizc thn; great, that ancient land
It's Alsncc? Or l.orraua--l!,nt gem
Wrcnchcd from the Imperial Dia,icm
By wilcs which princely trcncie,y planned
No. these are not the Gcri"an's land
Where. therefore. lies Tie Germans land?
Name now NJ last thapSAghly land
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JAMES L.. ORR.
Governor Of South Carolinan

~ 4 tfF'sE
WHOSE ClIlLD is lr.2--Wbsn. sher.
mans army stopped at SnitIl6eia, N.
w. about fifteen months since, tl,erc was
found y|nhi it a littlo girl five or six
years OF age, Of bright coantonance
a'd pleasant ways, eyidenlly we'll.
ored who, the soldiers said, followed
them from South Carolina, Georgia or
Tennessee, The corps to- which t),is
little girl seemed Ssalia aciled camped near,
tho house ofa lady5;@ho liada'lGte girl
OF nearly tl,e same md tho two
little ones became 30 fondlyl1attaclcd,
that tiie lady INDUCED tic solliors to give
t!,c'child 10 her aiid shs llasbeen with
hcr evetsjnces Tho child Ilastlsrk eyes.
and is qns,itc, pretty Sho lad Deeii, %
long With. heiafaiiys that slic conla give
no elliSlGlo account other home. mo
Elady Who has \ possession Of tlis liitiss
|Ewanderer sisEYeay mncl, attached 10 hcf.
|and treats her IN every ,say as hi. own
daughter Parties Interested & ro rsli,tss
rsd !. d,lo u tlsa ai'aPtiyl afiWslsr, SnI,.i
SiiVl,l, J GhpsloIi & lolInty y sS
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such entitled to all rights AMI privileges

Ordered tc be printed.
iousr Stc,,na offered a resolution, the
Senate concurrinS, that when Congress al
!o"rn 1t adjourn to meet Saturday, Dcccm-
b2r lSt, unless sooner called together, such
power IN case OF emergency, is hereby
gr">>>el - the presiding officers of both
Houses. Somc objection bciug IN ,de to the
considering OF tho resolution now, MIR.
Stevens withdrew it, but gave notice tha,
he would oifcr il to morrow.
bingham called up the joint rcsolut ion
some months ago reported from Rcconstruo-
ton Committee. providing for the admission
OF tennessee in the Union Stevens oppo.
1t ~ motion TO lay il on the table.
MIR. Bingham offered II substitute to Mt
once restore the State 10 its FORMER relation
I" the General Government. Pending the
subject the House adjourned
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Tile Wcaflrer. &c.

NEw YoRK, July f7.-The weather
torrid here and i'll the principal north
ern cities. The mercury yesterday
marked 50, to-day 06. Yesterday
was the hottest day in Now York for
ton years--99 degrees was tho highest.
There were 25 cases sunstroko--- l3
fatal.
There were seven cases of cholera in
New York yesterday, and four jll
Brooklyn.
There was number of deaths. from
sunstrokc in Baltimore and hero.
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Special Commissioner OF Reycnue.

WAsHINGToN, July 1.-THE Sccrc-
tary of tho Treasury has appointed to
the new office of Special Commission
or of the Revenue, David A. Wells,
row Chairman of the United States
Revcnuc Commission. The Office
was created by Congress with the OK
press understanding lie was to be ap-
pointed. This is the first: instance
wherc n civil Office has been created
for o particular Individual.
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From NtW llrh.

New York, july l0.--in tho case of the
cotton sold here uadcr the conliscation net
Oh Government account. the claimants NOV.
cd for rcmovai of alju liuation from the
""i,rh States to State Court. judge Mel
Son ,,o.;,,,u 49, '""'v Yesterday.
The heated term is app""cn,'." over 'he
Thermometer this morning being &c dcg. .ecs
There were a20 deaths ycac, day from nll
causes. Total sun strokes this summer 2JS
which l3o proved fatal
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, July l7.--No quorum
i'll the House. Fifty members pre-
sent Williams from Cartcr county,
was arrested BY the Sergeant ut Arms
and brought to the Housc, and is held
II. close custody. Judge Williams is
sued a writ ofhubeus co,.Dus in favor of
williams. y resolution was passed
authorizing the arrest of refractory
members.
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Congressional,

WASHINGTON, July 19.--SEYATI--A bill
passed appropriating $4,000 to the Port
land sufferers.
Honse resolution to adjourn on tho 10Th
was laid on the table.
The bill to fund tEc National debt was
taken up and the amendment was adopted
prohibiting the depositing Of money in tho
National Banks where there was g United
States depository. The bill was passed.
ltproyided for tho payment of ono hundred
and eighty millions annually on principal
and interest of its dcbt Another proy;s-
lon authorizes the excess of gold TO be sold
for United States notes in open market
when the sum in the Treasury 10 above fifty
millions. 3
MIR. Trumbnll offered joint resolution
recognizing tennessee rs State, and as