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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-23

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DARNES, JUSEIS 4 FOWLER,
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General Commission and forwarding, Kar
chants, No. 1902 Rralklin St., Richmond
% Virginia, .'e,' 5,vSssss'a y - 'ssadfas
Give theirnndivided attention to, the business
pledging themselves to mahsqstck sales and promp,
returns. eBagsfurnished for grain whe1 order
ed.) parties shipping to this House can draw at
sight for one half Of the shipment as ship
ped 1.-The other half will be paid as soonas sold;
Refer to Lancaster = Co. Banksrs Richmond
Buckingham county, Va. A. NJ. Pierce, Staunton;
Va, and Colonel N. Cosbrr Farmville, Va.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-10-23

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-s;As.' .7er!i'ne sfs-sf ~ r. SINCLAIR & Co
lP.S S. We shall take hold of the. Nonpareil
French Guano, and would like you to reserve for
US coed supply for our fall sales. - '''a s'''
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LIED.

LRGGETTOn Seventh day morning. 10Th ut Thomas Legget' In
the 80th year Of his age. 80, !.
His friends respectfully invited % attend me ianeal
Tuesday, 2d July.
MASSEY-A Perth Amboy Friday June I OF consumption mary
j., wife Of George MASSEY. aged 80 years -.
Her remains will be taken 10 the Of the Holy Cross York
on Monday morning where Requiem Mass will be celebrated ~
eocE Calvary Cemetery for inteTn:n Jhe msaas Of
the family brother the Rev Patrick are
rspectly invited funeral without further notice
oWEN-On Thursday June a. at Port Jefferson L. amer shor. pat
painful illness Mrs Adelne Wooster owen u 'ns '''u W.
washingon papers please copy
sDMAN-On Saturday evening" June g. william A. eaest s'h o ''nn
{ g. and 4. Sidman aged years
Notice Of funeral In Tuesdays papers =. 4. 4
WsIter at the resdenee her sister Mrs Fannie seudder
r friends on the invited TO attend the funeral on Iaery
onn1 yly At 81 O'clock No 20 East Rhy seeonds The
romans viii be Inferred At Huntington, L. l.
Illinois and Wisconsin papers please copy =
WILLIAMSON Railway j., Saturday Juno ~ FANNIE H.
daughter Of George Williams, esq, aged 10 years
Ts Of family invited 70 attend her funeral nom 'ne re'
dspes Of her psrenis on Tuesday, July g. at O'Clock
Philadelphia papers please copy - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
A CHILD RAvIsHED AND MURDERED.

The quiet village of Fairfield, in Greene County,
ohio was thrown into Wild state OF excitement on
wednesday night the 2eth inst by the rayshment Ana
dar NJ little girl OF eight years, the daughter OF nr
Imh + Knelsly. Her body discovered In stable
@ III nrefnses OF Mr. Johnson at whose mousse sno su
, haan seen Her body was in sitting posture inc
,se y limbs cramped. She rigid and cold having
been dead apparently abont four hours eT ~
vdenf marks OF sranguatlOn and also the imprint 0
b,te the being peculiar and plainly visible
Sho had heen endlshly outraged and to make inc ono
even more diabolca II possible. tho act IN the opV ~
the hysicans, perpetrated after Ire Mss amed
In tb midst OF the intense excitement suspicion seomou
~ csDter ON half wited fellow named Johnson SOL VI
The gentleman whose premises the deaa pVy w tSs
oners investigation that would make II propapie tna'
no Ia the guilty one,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
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3. -r1.sA.pn 70 fas fs;iiS;;s: ''''} ItyA =
SfFO Cotton a,c of NldiIPs UPsad. wh., s,e H Me-:
& SCI Sqi sEcs Rah1i' sS s a closing S l With a.
l & s. RaS ss R s. s "a sAS sd M :: sSss =
sS ee Lar. il.d En- G e. SG G m buying f Raw
osvEeo June 2a-Four s for No Spring. s2 for Red Win
White and rs @ Double Extra Re Flour a 81 %
So I9 Canal FsatcoSn e. e L%Tss
Flour to Boston 7Oc.i to Albany, Soc
ST. LOUIS June 2ee for good Low Mding Wheat
s goa 81 New Fall So so9s2 IS for Prime old Fall Corn
G79c Rye, 81 Bd$l To-
MxxpHs June 2s-COtOn 29a2ic Corn, 81 ooa 81 o. Oats
ToGEDo June 2Con advanced lei sales at a'e for No and eo
LogIsTIE June 2a-TOb.ceO advanced ssies 25 hh
LuTs 90, leaf ga supeus Flour $685. To- Wheat new
~. Ness PoE s2I Is BaeonShouers 949.e packed Clear
sides 9ic Hams I3i % the latter for sugareured packed Lard
MiLwSUSSh Jaae 2aFenr C Doubles so 309 Ell 80 csSn
whes e = for No. 81 Corn q ' S sn a. a ssS
!" June 20 coitonJOw irdng DC RECEIPTS 800
baies exports ls bales Corn-Med and Yellow 81 u.s. White
81 6n scarce A. $685. I Bai0nSSae ;as S sS
Y9k Sight Exchange Per eeSt R5s nj 1oS sdny a
CHICAGO 2s-Flou Ssas 50 Cor sPrag Extras, sl2 soS
vi Red Water Wheat advanced l5e sales q No. O sPSos
Quiet S at s % the latter Corn dsns .eN sales s
Ss,ic for No and ds e.: @ Rejected clslas
& u i' Mt asis r. ss's Mes. :''
go :s ts s &c.. Rfi oS 5ast c sS f sSPn.lt
o bss Flour 900 bush Wheat Corn los 600 bush Q
gaH y a'' Corn g sSss NJ ol R,fw Mess 81
I &C., Freight; eight T o Sa for C Toa So SS
STsT.T a q aseSi'fG9 Low N M. se
WtSySros jane z9Co,on, Mddnss &c Spirits Turpsnnne
as Ea;2l y }aas ~ s~cottou Miiilins. 2aiaasc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
THE CONSTITUTIONAL COS,TENTIoM

NEW PRESIDENT PRO TEM.-THE QUESTION o. ihn
PCRARY ADJoURNMENT-THE SUFFRAGE 3oEe
TON
BIT 7ELEeRAPs TEE TRIBUNE
ALBANY Saturday. June %, 1867.
The Hon. Chas. j. Folger, the newly appointed
President pro TEN. Of the Convention, occupied INC
Chair for the first time, during today's session.
The Convention consumed an hour in endeaVorhg 70
adjourn over next week. but after much discussion
count of votes revealed the fact that there WAS not
quorum present and the President therefore, decdeu a'
they were unable to rescind the resolution that AeP
them in session until Wednesday next. There was Oh
one side fear expressed that the members woulu DO
charged with practical evasion Of the law which Allows
them no pay in case of adjournment beyond thiee
davs and on the other hand DESTROYS that te
Convention should not become wholly dlsntega,cu ~
40 long period The absentees received their snare VI
censure from both sides. . ,,. 4, ,hor.
were no quorum present, he should move can VI ,o
Convention This will make lively WORK Tor the
alarms and his assistant, as wen as Tor the mSinoe
Delegates may read and govern themselves
The following vote upon the final motion TO auJour o
tbe day ia OF interest showing the number present anu
absent vet It had been generally conceded on atoutng
yesterday, that nothing would be done touhy' poins
Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
VIRGINIA.
THE PROGRESS on REGISTRATION


ST TELEGRAPH TnE TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Va, June 29.-Registration closed in
the First Magisterial district Henrico County yester
day. leaving the blacks maioiy Of 1874 the whites
The Second District gives the hicks majority OF g. In
the other embracing the ret OF the county Is cal
cuated the blacks viii exceed the whites by about 800
leaving total coored majority Of 800 IL Is already q
foregone conclusion that the oty will give majority In
the neIghborhoOd OF 1900.
THE ALEXANDRIA CONSTITUTION NOT TO WORK DIsFRAS-
CHIsEMRT.
The President Of the Board Registration at Wtnches
ter Frederick County. Va. las received the following
response to an inquiry made " him TO whether the
Alexandria Constitution work Acknowledgement;
HDQRs. FIRST MILITARYDIsTRIcL OF ylRGNA,)
g.. June "a, 1861 )
Can't @. r. CHANbLER-Sir. Referring TO your te)e-
gram Of the 18th inst. am objected by the Major General
commanding e cay, that namuch as the preamble to
f66 a OF March 1861 decles that no legal state Gov
eminent exiss I'm the State oiVrdna IL Is not consd
.tsd that any clause secn OF the Alexandria Consti-
tuition works Acknowledgement. .
'u'i'' Very respectfully, your obedient servant
s. L. CHALRIsl Acting Acknowledgement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
RECONSTR JCTION.
ALABAMA.

APPEAL OF coLoREb CITIZENS FOR THEIR RIGHTS.
Z THtFsHAru TRIBUNE
MONTGOMERY, Ala June 81. S. Berry. frst
Vice President Of the late Republican state Convention
and eight other colored me, Of Mobile. have addressed
an appeal TO Gen swayne, sding forth the condition OF
the colored people OF Mobile politically and otherwise.
tho, decore they are denied rights In courts and many
odons provisions OF the State code 10 all nents remain
i'm full force 10 their oppression The Cyll Reghb 9ill
Las secured no practical e cOlOred ana Is
dead letter The Grand Jury hasrefused To ndict PER
,s for its violation In orciby cJecting blacks ifoh
street EAR me courts auuI sen no Teipedy without
IA and tbcv are vitbol redress for obtaining
immediate rights They ELAN thai they o@S ., arc pr,.
positions under the city government thar th,s ~. r.
scIibcd and refused employmentby political enc. -
aad competent 10 MI one half he places IN the Ioce
Department without prejudice the cltys Interest ana
with great benefit TO COlUred ,ople The authorities
they saw pandcr 10 the conservative element TO the preu
dice Of the rights and privileges Of cOorcd men.
REGISTRNfOS.
MOBILE, Ala June 9o.-The egstnation IN four wards
aud part OF the NTH in tins lily stands, whites yy5; col
cred, LOLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
GEN. SHERIDAN.
PAVING THE WAY FOR HIS REMOVAL.
TIE Waaa pqtoR National Inteliigenccr (Admnistra-
ba foIfoxu;no.

@ PAVING THE WAY FOR HIS REMOVAL
The asA pqton National Intelligencr (Administra-
tion organ, ba. the folowing
Nothing definite rs been determines upon as TO the
Gen sheridan Gostk D. ngter ,cA doubtless engage ne
smmedde md decisfre o. ~ bls most WV" A'"S''""'e
The suggestion Of Gen sseed, nsu TO remove Sheridan
is regarded by noppoftDne} II not lmpertnent
The Impression is general ana uBrn tnat tne scanda
Gus Hegularity OF tho Commanaer Louisiana must
involve grave consequences 20 that rasp oincer Gen
Grant who is known to have feryent HlehdshP LOT
Sheridan. said read the report, Mdressed 70
himself, for the first time Sunday NOR Nng In re
nGsngton Chrosicte with painful regret aNo Inorti-
hcation. high authority In military law %eSSaEes
that Gen. Grant hiaseD to0Isd commit Craze tetseae
oDease should he suffer subordinate 10 address 10 Nm an
asperson upon his superior wthOus prompt and stern
reprOof especially where the superior IL the civil er
o. the State and the aspersion upon his civil and pc
cal integrity and competency Learned gentlemen donos
tie Pouer consistently with the discipline Of the army
OF the President TO forgive the oense entl after she
finding of CONTINENTAL he reception Of ret'aetios 50
humble as 10 be conclusive
We understand that nothing whatever has been author
lied to be published respecting Gen. Grants reply TO
Gen. Sherldans Geographic dispatch In answer TO the
orders Of the Government to extend the time OF rgra
ton 1t not letter that Gen. Grant received from
Sheridan as stated in some newspapers but telegram
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CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD INSURANCE co

CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD INSURANCE COM
PAEIES.
M rHLyGRAPH TO TRnUsH
ST.. LOUIS June SO.--An investigation into the
reported robbery Of the seamer f. w. Brooks, at the
leyee on Sunday morning last of $1,000 has disclosed
the fact that the owners Henry A. Hufner and W. A.
Rter and her captain, j. A. Johnson had entered lhto
ansn}racv to rob and bum the boat and defraud the
isnranee companies All the parties have been arrested
and Sc $50 OF the stolen money reeoyersu ths aer
The scheme originated with Haaer who was 70 1 S
Roous o cantain and Ritter clerk, take them up the
sen them for what sfy eP On de
to o Ia The insurance The boat insured Tor s9Wv,
some Ensod goods the return trip Sr from Cairo CAM to
mo- 3 the boat was fired In the clerks Office put ho
s ,9 were extngushed by tho crew All tho pfHo'
concerned have heretofore borne good reputalons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
THE WEATHER.

REHARx.-he lowest Of 18Th 6T' 3h
$50 day little cloudy The past month has been cool
ueter for June than or has rained upon ~
DAYS 3D. 8th, h 2h 18Th 18TH 10TH lh 1871 lgsh Ie
25h 18th 2h h north cas-. rain storm upon The 10Th rsnea
occssi0ps Abatement lrpm Of 2tth TO m Of Ia
Than showers occurred lpou the 10Th and 18th fog. upon me 20
18Th ami 23I Flashes lightning 18th from VI m 70 10 hn
so upon 10Th 245 ia SSw e" small iseteos npon .ne
33h 18th upon the st me NY W."
the OF tne season
lowest month";, temperature early Of gh ~ we hgnes
NJ IN IN OF 10Th 800 thermometer someimes rises 70 % ~ ~.
month OF June aud 90 Upon the sSth ne
fel slnrlse % and p M Ih8 ehuHA- wv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
MRRIED.

June u.s. the gtds'i Ssr ::
brides father Cortland by the Rev Copser ESQ all Of Cort
Miss Ellen A, only daughter Of BenA-
land N. Y. w Al the
FosTRR-BEARDsLBY-Tn waeryile, Oneida Co, Rev b.
OF the Thursday, a.
A. Perry Russell r. Foster Of West Cornwall Conn.,
Ms, MARY r. eldest daughter Of b. A. Beaisey OF Watervle
AXTERA Fhk June u.s. 1867 the residence Of the
hides fher by the Rev Mr. Lincoln Mr. HeaIy odeil 70 Miss
Esther J. Baxter, all Of Fshkil, ~ T.
VAN pYKR-GLoyRR-In this City on Thursday June a. BY the
Rev G. Norton assisted BY the Rev Hone d. D. Thomas
Van DYKE Hyde Park ~ Y, TO Mary CathariRe eldest dugh
ter Of Charles s. and Sarah {. Glover Of this city
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GEORiIA.

DEMAND OF PARDoNED REELS TO DE REGISTERED.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
SAVANNAH, June SO.-lbjor Anderson, the Hon.
Julian Hartrldge, Gen. n, r. Jackson Judge Law,
and other prominent citz@s made formal demand
on the Board OF Regstraio 20 REGISTER yesterday all
who presented fun pardoni from the President. The
BOARD after consultation, deded that under Gen Popes
INSTRUCTIONS they would be- compelled to refuse the re-
ouest until further nstrucs were received from head
dnarers Fify-hree whites and 2ll blacks were regis
red Yesterday, Total $50.
AtGrsrA Ga, June 29.Tln number OF persons regis
tered i'm this city the week aiding yesterday is 2i
Colored LAG; whites, g38.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

ELECTION OF DELEGATE 40 THE CONVENTION IN THE
PLACE OF !. II. irlsCoR.
The Hon. Frank Hiscock has been elected delegate
TO the Constitutional Convention TO Ill the vacancy oc
casoned by the death Of his brother The Democracy OF
the district attempted to steal the marh on the KepuD
Ucans Inv nominating candidate at 1o last hour, and
supporting him the polls THIS tri did not succeed
fully. although the Democrats CARED some toWhS III
Corfla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
IOIISIAlA.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION EXTENDED.
ny TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-Ile following order has
been issued -, "a ->a--s( -.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcr,)
NEW OBLEASsIa., June 20, 1861.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. SO.-Thei'resident OF the United
States having expressed the option that the time given
for the registration Of the sae5 Louisiana Is not long
enough the time is hereby exteded until further orders
By command of p. H. sherldn, Major General
GEO. l.. HARTsUgP, Assistant Adjutant General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
OHIO.

We regret to learn that the Hon Samuel Galloway
declines to accept the Union nomination for Lieutenant
Governor, The duty Of filling the vacancy devoves upon
the state Central Committee who are under Implied obl-
fhe Convention The Hon. Henry KessleI's name u
added TO the list OF candidates Cor Congress- 70 suoeee
Cen HAYES I'm the second District Of Ohio The copper
~ n,onose To have the Hon VIM. S. GIOesbcck
brought out as an independent candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
THE LAND OFFICE.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

b =
Commissioner wilson in reference TO application for
the survey strip land formerly covered BY lake and from which
mart OF has rcede communicated the following reply
As portion Of the lake originally meanderd covered
public cannot be extended over IT,
hny the which be added 10 the main
land By Of the from would IN the
case OF prominent the Of the front propvetors
LAKE which par. its bed uncovered maintains its former staas
When lake becomes permanently dry the lines OF the
public surveys extended its entire bed and the premises are
thereafter be dealt with according the laws regulating tho disposal
ianda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

The third annual excursion and picnic OF the nvlnc-
bes"a wek organization Of young gentlemen en's 81 ,e
Ninth Ward Of this cyv take place Tuesday the YIN Of July
commodous VIM Jay
have been chartered for the occasion and will leave the foot
Attorney Park Woodbridge j. the morning OF
baud Of music will the excursion
lately eorganzed and number OF members
adda Al tot thar ranka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
HEALTH REPORTS.
MEMPHIS,

sY TELEGRAPH TO
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 30-Several cases VI sporadic
cholera have been reported. Several or them nave
proved fatal The authorities are taking prompt measure
to prevent the disease from becoming epidemic.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 8O-Two moro deaths by cholera
are reported in tho city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
THE WRECKED STEAMER NORTH AMERICAN.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 29.-The reports from the
steamer North American up TO the night OF the 2oth say
there is one hole stove on her side under the
mzzen rigging The mails and specie were sent TO Gaspe
ME evening of the 10Th Two schooners have been
with part OF her cargo and sent to Quebec The weather
was nne She commenced lifting after she was ngnt
eDed by throwing part Of her cargo overheard Inc cut
ter Canadian was with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
SOUTH CIROLINA.

sY TsLEoRIpa TRIBUNE
CHARLESTON, JUNE Soften. Sekles has coinninhi-
caled to the City Council hiseasons for declining 10 mod
ify his order restricting barDoms.
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6pecial Notifies.
~-->--s'-
Dead I'm Half an Hour.

Dead In Hall an IfOufs
About 30 minutes limit Of ordinary perfumes he Aher 'na'
time has elapsed the But PHALoNs NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUs mOzhs and Ike the BOUQUET Of 'ne
r.rcs wines grows more delicate
The Citizens Of westchester and adjcining 20" MASS
vENi3S syor Of UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE IN the Irove
opng Lake Waccabue Golden Bridge station
o exectod 10 be HENRY WAhD De
ANN r. DICKINSON Ltcy STONE, MAJOR HAdUSat|
CADY STANTON, and othsrA
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-, ...aot hnt,rnnn Aha nhsnrYnncA of

The contrast very great between the OF
s,nda IA Jrsey CITY Hobokn AT the latter place ever %
boat vas crowded daring afternoon and every
garden land there hundres) fed with drinkers IN o
every closed and the streets we're as oe ~ si 'H
gould desta
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Important 60 Railway Travellers.
y The July Number Of
,PpLETo US OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
" ~ he ready MONDAY july l. at 10 IN

| APPLETI. VS. OFFlClAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUtDH
WI be ,sadZ MONDAY July l. atpAm
fopsP s INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS q.
reference CheeEss Baggage Purchasing Tickets Railway MAJ
iw NEh s SS H SDRED RAILWAY MAPS representing IN
PRINCIPAL Rsisav Of the lty the principal Roae Of Travel Bs8
West South The haps are Indispensable to the srs
SEiRLY FIVE HUNDRED TINE TABLES giving the time
states Cenadas-evey iDposqtae represented by Map
Iv-INDBX TtIB NAMES OF NEARLY TEN THOUSAND 6rAa
TONS TOWNS VILLAGES AND CITIES situated the Rs
Jo6bers Men generally this ode1
V-TOuRIST GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL WATERING
PLACES SPRINGS Places Of fashionable Resort hroogke
the intending the White Mountains Lake CbsnSiA
Lake MGpheDagOg Wyoming Valley Mammoth Cave oas bess
vi EM0STHGY ACCOUNT or RAILWAYS AND THEIR Pro-
GRBSs. - - .
VIII-APPLETONS COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR
~ TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY:
BE very careful aai that get APPLBTONs khLWAI
and complete RaSay Guide for the Unsc4
States be found at all the principal bosso
Periodical and News Agencies At nearly all Of me gnsees
Hotels Railway Ticket Ohces and all Of the Pracpl h1seJs
throughout VIC 0"'''N '''' D. APPLETON Co. Publishers
Eoa as and as Broadway
What More Pleasing Sight thrifty housewife than ssaAs
full Of snow rhe clothes wshi And what more ~
eurssns than th clothes Of rusty yellow s'resisd With 'Hs'
TIEMANEs LAUNDRY BLUE. TH
PREPARED by D. +. TemAnn Co..
PREF FROM ACID
, ,.ecu.u, always makes the clothes sssuta s'a sn'ss -
sale BY Cseers and druggists
No. 30 Pesra. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

inc indications show that bitter fghtwill be maze
against the thirty days clause In the repTtof tne o
fragc Committee, as affecting our a3peer CO.
as separate propositions and TO secure he dlsiranGhse
menf Of Rebels and deserers The late class are key
TO receive special attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
sr TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE.

Commander Il. Thompson. de-,
tached fror4 command Of the Pa
kotah, and ordered TO Eow.York.
Commodore A. 4. X. Breese, de.
tsched from the Vermont, and
waiting orders Assistant Surgeon
James A, Hyde aud Assistant and
Acting Surgeon Wm. II: Faron,
froii the Ticonderogi, and ordered
70 return hone In the Colorado.
Commander X. Randolph Breese,
ordered 20 ordnance duty " Wash
ington Navy Yard. Commander
WIN. Y. Sp.cer, ordered 70 COMMAND
the Dakotah. Lent Comma oder
Arthur X. Yates, ordered TO the Yer
mont Passed Assistant Surgeon
VIM x. Won ReYken, ordered To-
take passage In the Guard for duty
on the Ticonderoga. Acting Assist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
NAVY GAZETTE.

ant PayInaster Richard II. Chapman,
Acting Ensign Abraham a; sery,
and Mate Gilbert X. Prindle have
been honorably discharged. The fol-
Loving promotions have been made:
Commander Z. r. Murray. 10 esp
tain on retired list; Commander
EDWARD J. Nichols, to Captain on
active list from April %; Lieut.
Commander Henry Wilson, to Com:
mander on active list from April
90; Lieut. Commander James >.
skerritt, to Commander on active
Ilst from June 9; Lieut. Commander
8. Livingston Breese. to COmman-
der on active list from April "a;
Lieut. Commander Bancroft Sheradi,
10 Commander on active list from
April %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
CITY or NETWORK
CAPITAL. sI,o0o.9Oo. SHARES. 500 RACH.

L..soa uaIr Collar Restorer.-n never his 70 impsds
growth and sor the ~eske., ;r tsu. and stops its h's '.S
is sure to produce rOwtA Of bali. e'as,as ;" gov
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