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The New York herald., 1866-07-11


Tho cash balance In the hands Of the Assistant Treas
urer OF tho United states in Boston, at ,he close Of ous
ness July T. was slo426,o5i, showing decrease OF
Il 4s3 ~ compared With the close Of we prs'isas
wecK.
The exports from Boston for the week ending July o
including spocs we're sIi 900 against 3ii3 LOO for tbs
corresponding week ia 1865 ruling
The Boston money markc. Is armcr, call l,ed plenty,
.. six per cent Now York funds ARD
although recently In very ac,ye tho condition Of the
There Is no change TO VI, the plethora Of available
fhiladeph'a n"5ecn the Of he pas, few weeks
funds, whs
stiRe Assistant United sta.es Treasurer In tina say
gives notice ttN schedules of thirty and
three tenths coupons payable July Is, will ne- oe
received for axsmra raticn ut the Interest Department
The business transacted at the ssb.Treasu1 IN ''s
city to-day as folloss:--
REQ ip,s.. sss?aale For Gums sa, ,so
Payments. ...... l0lltl2 Gof fao'c~''''''' 'oii'VV
Balance ......... s., ,vg4 l0i
The New York herald., 1866-07-11
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
Jersey city.


TuE PORTLAND suYrrnnRs--Nayor Cleveland has issued
call for mocing 10 be held this evening at clght
orlock the 'iiy , Jersey CITY, for tho purpose OF
aI,rdrg aid b. he families who have been left dos-
tule Ivy the late ravr c'ng fire In Portland.
ANo HER ALLEGED CoUNTERpnTm. .-Detective John
Dorsey arrested young yesterday pamcd Charles
Jackson charge of attempting TO pass counterfeit
dollar national hank note at Taylor's saloon Pnvonia
Ferry The gent Of the patio paper aud forged impress
committed or examination.
rcxsR's ISous~. ~.-Coroucr Kristen held an inquest
yesterday morning tho body Of Ellen Campbell who
dcd suddenly Tayors Hotel Sunday afternoon Tho
somach taken out at tho posmort examination,
and was found TO be much nHamed. The poor woman,
anxion4 to obiro OF the other girls whilo they
went ou cnde avored 70 perform their work. In which
the heat orprcs sed exhaustion The heat OF the
III chen fire, sdded 70 this nsupporabe, and tho
jury rendered verdict In accordance with this Wow Of
tie cssc.
nEr.atx, TIM ALLEGED HoKsH Tmp. This individual,
Win ascnbcd tho community Of Metuchn In tho
II RAID of Saturday, turns OF, to be ono OF gang Of
New York horso thieves who intercepted with his
bcrtv bv the committee 0f heiuohin.
UrSrnv,us,n~ y
sudden squnii which swept with such fury Sunday a.
teenoon, displaced the tmbers Of this structure and
hurlci the hnf finished fabric Into cbao The side wing
brn- exposed directly N tho blasts from tho harbor
R~rt irwardv and tho TANKS scattered pe nell through
the staiis In front. Men employed yesterday In
collecting tho rcattered elements and tho damage viii DO
repaired In lees than two weeks.
The New York herald., 1866-07-11

coSri HTI0N o. THg RAILROAD pRIcys oVEh TINS
rexSgassg AZ Al pscarrr--, ssssss.HSr or A DOL
LAR oS EAca NEGRO TO s''ohf coLoRkD
rAurERs, VIE. r,xuix ., "a -
m bridge over ihs ryss ss sc. s.isr is CON-
p,ce,i, Auu tynine NV ~. .,-sn w M - a Co..
nu,ng 'og c,,se,n Turner society TO reivc pre'n
liou Is IN Germany .. copr, na1assess sd tar Of
,ns ., .s,s, y .s.s = psro - support colort pS'
The New York herald., 1866-07-11

--Scarcely any demand prevailed for wheat and III ;
sales made generally forced and tho obtained
Hominally &c. Sc lower than the rates rent yeser
day. We notice sales Of about 80 600 bushels 50 28
So 20 for new No l Milwaukee, So for No do, and
SO for crop amber Jersey Corn in fair active
oNting, and at the close prices fully lc DC per
bnHhcl IN favor OF the buyer. The sales reached up
wards OF 1000 bushels, principally at &c. Soc for
unsound. and SIC. 874c for sound m xcd Western,
and ooc for extra Western yellow. Oats quiet.
We quote new Western at 5lc, Soc including CHOICE
and Iowa Toe. Rye was steady. We note sales OF up-
wards of s. 900 bushels Western, 81 o. Barley and
matt ware dull but nominaly unchanged Tho sales
were all quito unmportant.
BEsswAx quiet but arm at 40c 4lc. for Western
and southern yellow
There moderat, inquiry Tor good and choice rio
but tho prices demanded for these goods all
to gh TO admit II large trnnsacOnsYand We have only
To notice sales OF 534 bags Edith and $50 bags OK
Alpha private terms No Rio and Santos coffee isyon
the way to this port To Hampton Roads, I, 900 bags
Stock OF Rip In United States, estmat d by Mess.
Junari Arden Il Co.. embraces 1909 bags including
I48 0ss In New York, 4311 in New Orleans, 10 500 in
Baltimore, 400 la Mobile, and $3.50 In Philadelphia
Stock OF other descr ptfons in New York IL as foovs
- 62S bags Lag ayra TO- 100 Java, 6022 Maracaibo
II TOO Ceylon, 1880 Jamaica and 100 other descrI
uoss. Toiai including RIO, 2i5, ,3To bags We quote -:
good to prime TIC 1gc do Rio, far to COED cargo g.
l0c l2ac goa. thirty days cash. in bond Java, 40
q Csc, gold, duty paid Marncaibo, lSr 2oc, do La
guayrn, II 80. n l91sc, do St pomnsn i1Ic da'
aos Vas In better demand, bat as holders were FIRE,
seliers prices only steady, tho market closing
firm nj quotations The sales were 600 bales re-
ceIr,ts a.GJG baIos We cvt,le
The New York herald., 1866-07-11

rAsHAgc INTO 10 staic senate to-
Tic Governor scit VI conmissIonhs There " no
quorum IN 20 quorum assembling
alton y, 90 sa Nn,s s.Js that tho licmbers have been
acn either TO vot.o the conutuo,ai amendment or
resign The House sow lacks ons noinbor OF 4 ouorurn
The New York herald., 1866-07-11
The civil Right Bin Ignos.a In Le.i.-

60 ll'.,,sssynIx, Ky, July 10, 1904
me opinion Of Judge Hal-on, Of tho c,y Ccur, w.
cspnot anan Ina isws of xsn = nr,,,sA.a SS'
The New York herald., 1866-07-11

RuyvAro, July 10, 1850
The ccmmcr counci ~ h's city yesterday sdortcd .
report In hyor ~ losuing Lionoy 70 the buxAio and
Washington Rsii'cad Ind ordered Al elector, which
ths esixols ysss 10 dsniss "a Tia aaalias, - n
The New York herald., 1866-07-11

Tie philadoipha Clearing House siaiemont Is as foI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
.minllllaq e fmQ9oao
Neeprhers sGpnrf.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

0;ese g11rf ke,sg, sSait;nfl ,S;fE Sks, MIR
INIT Mem oTTeroemSSnI;d,g1fen SsrIsn 80
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III, NIT fss,,S,It fcrts,,of5fs Is,:s lie
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- - Ss,a, n' Sse,,s ss ssa uag
o,s;nd N;s J.as ss mou p Sasua
$500 ;E,,sa Ivy ~ EVlFs'
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As,, a moo, " ,,,at,, eJ sysD xsg.ss pns.
elmer sfrase non 90 nsrnrt6e;n Se'' ."
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

Is Is E Der' igerfebr a,f Dem 5Ii6e 1T
eben 70 bef9ranft, bob Is fat ni1f Der
W1lbe iperth 1T irgenO ettpas batiiber gu
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Seine @efndfte. Sic Ginfubr bon 8es
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tend absefaIIen., rlStnr Gin 5ebr fleines
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iisen unt bic Grads, aibeI9ei feI6iges
mitbrinst it tuabrbaftig tau.lt ttennens>
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

Briide iiber ben gunlberIaubIIMb CAN'T
lid erIof6en III. Das bar6esnur aus
ben bielen Nroieetep, Die mir ta9td9li9
b6rten? ST 9iienan6, i'm @tan6e, uns
9lusfunft 6dribef sd 9eben, ODER tif soas
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10 biele anoeref bic auf ni9ts 99eeIlem
baiirt iuareit
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&Iaee ipegen Srieoensit6rlng ieitens
Spbn 8, Guall ultb 6. 8. Gomerton
Bel &qnire Weadam Elm. Sie 8ers
flagten ipuroen inter, $500 Burg
ki6aft gefelltthr i5r nrbeatIi6es getfAs
gen tudbrenO Der na9ften s Wonate.
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9eies fi9 unterorOnenoe Burger uirb
NIT fiefcr @ntriiltung ben an an0eret
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spttiaI 2ottsfll,,,o ,.s,.

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in tnraer Belt un0 81 biLli0en YreiIen
tn unferer Office auf BefteIIung err
baltena
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upfnerflan, baB ijniers 5Sifima nur 40
Gents lr6dyentli@S foItet, irdnrcnD dIIe
iibrieen 8Idtter Der Gtaot 35 Sens
toffen. Uir BADEN 5nr felben Belt bie<
felben ReHigleitsii; sDte die eGuaIifdyeH
slaibbiue BLdtter brirasu. - -
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auspdrtigen lberelenleli, Die nit onb a
ItfnaeA fitr DRg este IinD ods tleQenlDdrs
tiee Guartal INA AUCKLAND fin6, erhoIten
bic 8eitIng ni6t niebr 5ngeldnbt, fdIs
mir bio gum III alMgMlt MfAJt gtB @elib
Der f@uIpeutgst @strdgs iinb. -
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Gsitorille GOrrefpOnsen,.

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Brief erbaiten. 81 tet4aftstfam lest ~ anti
UOrten G5tsibe Bah ptsssf. f8F1&
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gsrfprs4sn unS 0aItea. sisHtsaaseH unb aIten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
ger,eidbnia neaer aln,eiae.,

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bas IpettbpsHe Gransifiid ees peritcf5enen diaae
6ralittit, rpobIbetannt onra bas aailis eanb aIs

mas ben 8eipotnern Der eenanAteu Gcaenb mehr
Bertebrss uBh Erapsportatiousz GreidterMnaest ais
reeno elmer anbern 0esenb perIeibt. - Spef B6&e
Ano cine MuSahLs AHeMeH ourbsiebeH bic Tnrm ufIh
Die adnSereien flte ishy gut fur Observation-Disclosures
f}uede gelegen une beiten cine ansGbl Der j4bpfen
Mnb6hen fur 1amiiien 8efi6eiisen, umeeben BON
nuo fbnnen hur9 teine 2dnbereien in benz fd5ucH
3baIe pun Nittel Eeltisefiee dbertrofenwsrbeft.
+ Nerfonen, bic geinHhe unb freunhIihe 3ldSe, ents
psoer Helm ober grob, no e ibr getretbs TfiiGte Il
i. 10 panaen uns ernbten f5nnen, fanfen w6Nen bite
1ehigen ete tn elmer guten 9ddbaridt leben rpcAsH
ooer bic weIde 2ehrlntitute ober SabTisen anIenen
weHsn, f6nnen teinen befern 4las Fnben. ~, ~
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betnabe 22JO adsrn, TT ansgemefieH utfe setheiIt
moroeH-ir ms - - 800. Is, IS, - -
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Giienbahn mirb nunmebr burd 9lfhltr.
nod lebanon SPITE bis gum ,0onnt
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

Boot tann eegenipdrtig bic GbooIs pafs
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mitbringt it iuabrbaftig taulis ttennens>
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nun boIfentlid auf inner geen0d. getFs
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-26
The Rights of Labor and Taxation

We hear of "the corn market" the cat
tie Market" "the fish market" "the hay
market" These are terms expressing
something visible and tangible. One knows
where to find them. This is not o.ot the
labor market; many know not where to find
that. But nevertheless it is a reality, and
none the less so. for not being able to assign
it a local habitation. 1t, in fact, extends
the whole world over. Whenever there is
one man who wants work done, and can pay
for it, and another who for pay is willing to
perform the task, there are two parties
whose appearance together makes up
labor market. To make the labor market
visible, would be to pass in procession be-
fore us all the industrial classes on Gods
earth. They would come in their might
with all the different insignia of their labor.
Such an exhibition would present to the
eye of moral contemplation more i'm
posing sight, and one of far greater gran
deur, than the congregated s0vereigns of
Europe, with all their nobility, wearing
their crowns, coronets and stars. The labor
market is the foundation that sustains the
great fabric of wealth. Capital is but
boarded labor. 1t is only the result of all
preceding labor, of which the individual,
whether honestly or not. has, some how or
other, come into possession. 1t represents
past labor; aud, by the fact of that represen-
tation, 1t becomes the remuneration for pres
ent toll, The moment that labor realizes
more for an individual than he deems need
full for present consumption, the moment he
puts something by, and applies that to the
production of other results of which he is
desirous, from that time you have capital
in the world. In wholesome condition of
society there can never be any conflict be-
tween capital and labor, for then they are
mutually dependent upon each other. 1t
Is only under an unnatural condition of the
monetary affairs of country that the dam
ger of collision arises. When capital
wants to play the tyrant, takes the lions
share, and oppresses the laborer, there is,
and always will be, danger, The financial
system of this Government to-day is every
hour encouraging a condition of things
which must eventually bring about col
lision. There are incidents in its taxing
system, most heavily pressing upon the
necessaries of life of those who toll, while
property is comparatively exempt, that
must, unless corrected in time, produce it.
1t was mad policy that suggested the ex-
emptiOn of national securities from taxa
tion, for the wealthof the country is taking
refuge behind them, and leaving the bur-
den to fal upon the toiling masses. The
wealthy must assist to bear this burden, or
the toiing millions will cast it from them
as a weight too heavy to bear. In fact no
system of taxation could have been de-
vised more oppressive to the laboring inter-
est than the one this cruel civil war has
generated. 1t discriminates in favor of
capital, and it makes bondmen Of the la |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-26

Is destitution and suffering, but as busines,
increases and the real energies and resources
of the Southern section of our country are
developed, these will lessen, and the States
lately in revolt once more assume respect
able position in trade, agriculture and BUSH
ness. This view of the case, supported as
it is by facts, should arrest the attention Of
thinking men of all parties, and induce
them to foster by all prudent and legitimate
means the resources of the Southern States.
-PhH. Ane. - n 81 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-26
NUMBER 179.

tIn,n &C. vi, ~ h''r ~ - tJna IVY ny 1i SypI
when suffering and oppression win COM
pei the laboring interest to assert their
rights and redress their own wrongs. Will,
not Congress. suspend for while its
schemes of Negro Suffrage and ameliora-o
ton, and give little attention TO the ihter4l
ests of white labor on this continent ?--NIi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-26

[FIom the Rev. f. D. Fendall Assistant Editor
n Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
| have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hollands German Bitters, and feel II my privilege
to recommend them as a most valuable tonic, TO all
who suffering from General Debility or from dis
truly, Il. ID. FENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-26

Prostraiion of the system, induced by Severe
Hardships, Exposure, Feyers, Of Diseases of Camp
Life. Soldiers, Citizens, Male or Female, Adult or
Youth, will find in this BitteTs pure Tonic, not
dependent on bad liquors for their almost miracu-
lous effects. TT ...'. .'f' D. n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-26
FOT Sale.

vxTE WILL SELL FIFTEEN ACRES
Wy Of land, situate on the southeast corner Of
East and South Public lane. in the city Of Column
bus Also, five and one-half acres, on south end
Of Front street. Also eight acres on the Worthing-
ton plank road, about half mile north Of the cor
poration line Also, two lots in Eaton's addition
west Of the river. For particulars, inquireof
janl2-d2W II. N. NAURER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-04
New years ninner.


The ladies connected with the Soldiers
Aid Society of Northern Ohio. among
them the following ladies of Cleveland :
Society; Mrs., Melhinch and Mrs. j.
A. Harris, Vice Presidents; Miss Mary O.
Brayton, Secretary; Miss Ellen +. Terry,
Treasurer; Mrs. Charles D. Brayton and
Miss Carrie Younglove, together with
Benjamin Rouse, Esq, and William Ed
wards, Esq, of Cleveland, gave dinner
on the I'd inst. to the inmates of the
Ohio State Soldiers Home at Columbus,
which is described by the State Journal as
an occasion of unusual interest and one
long to be remembered by those whose
lots have been cast in that institution.
Among the guests were Governor An
derson, General Garfield, General Barr
and Colonel Maxwell, of the Governors
staff, Captain Wilkinson, DR.. Mcconnell
and others. Short but appropriate
speeches were made by Governor Ander-
son and General Garfield; the Governor
complimenting the ladies of Cleveland
very highly, and speaking for the soldiers
said Hthat as they were eheersd by the
blessed sunshine that came streaming
down upon the earth and through the
windows, like Heavens charity of which
it was the emblem, SO should their hearts
be warmed by these ample provisions
which the hand of benifcence and kind
ness had spread before Them
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-04
neath or HTra. Rcripps.

[From tho Chicago Republican, January 81
Our city was startled yesterday in the
midst of its festive enjoyment of the New
Years day, by the sad announcement that
the wife Of our honored fellow-citizen the
Hon. John L. Scripps, formerly editor Of
The Chicago Tribune, had fallen dead
while engaged in receiving the visits2of
her friends at her residence on Michigan
avenue. 9ti o.
Mrs. Scrips was in the enjoymentof her
usual health, and, in accordance with the
time-honored custom Of the country, had
thrown open her home for social New
Years calls; and while in the midst Of
a pleasant party of visitors, among whom
were the Hon. n. B. Judd and ]. z.
Scammon, Esq, she fell back suddenly in
her chair and died in an ffnstant without 8
struggle or Word. The news ofIthi1
mournful event spread rapidly from house
to house, and cast a deep shadow npen
hundreds Of happy gathefi wheras5his
estimgble lady was known: - = li,Fq