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BUTTON It YOUNG, ATTORNEYS AT Law
D All business entrusted TO their care wi
be promptly attended to. Office in Concsg
Hail Building. Prescott.
Presestt, November 1856. sI-yI
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New Boot & Shoe Store.


MOULD respectfully announce to the cit
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has opened Boot and Shoe Store on Broad
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Misses, Boys and Children's wares. All or
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THE NEW ASSIGNMENT

The President in the orders for the reassigr.
ment OF the district commanders has made
some significant changes in the form OF the or
der Of August 10, issued by Gen. Grant. Par
agraph five of that order was as follows;
ajor General G.. H. Thomas will continue
70 execute all orders he may find in force in
the Fifth Military District at the time Of his
assuming command OF il, unless authorized by
che General Of the Army - annul, alter, or
modify them
In the order prepared by the President yes.
teroay. assigning Gen Hancock to the Fifth
District in place Of Gen. Thomas, the proyis-
sion IN tructing Gen. Hancock to sexecute all
orders ne may find in torce, unless authorized
by the General Of the Army to annul.
alter, or modify them is carefully omitted
and he is instructed TO execute the
laws Epassed by Congress, and make such
orders as In his judgment shall be
deemed necessary or proper within the scope
OF the power vested in District Commanders
under the reconstruction acts, and also in the
command OF the Military department of Lou.
isiana.
The President thus gets rid of the.-to him
puts General Hancock in the position to act
Independent OF them, and of General Grant,
SO far as requiring any reference to him for
their modification.
Paragraph No. 8 Of the order OF Gen Grant
ut will be remembered, directed Gen. Sheridan
TO report at his headquarters in person before
relieving Gen. Hancock. The President, how.
ever. in his new order, directs Gen. Sheridan
to proceed at once to Fort Leavenworth to re-
iisye Gen. Hancock.
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Gen. Sickles Relieved.

Data y writes to the Sun
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The President to-.
day ordered that Gen Sickles be relieved OF
the command of the Second Military District,
and that Gen. Candy be appointed to succeed
him. 1t is not known whether Gen. SiCkles
is TO be m ustered out Of the volunteer service
as ma Or general, but it is believed that Gen
Grant will issue an order to that effect, thus
placing Gen. Sickles as q colonel, which is his
rank in the regular army.
The order suggested in last nights dispatches
relative to relieving Gen. Sheridan and an :
pointing Gen. Hancock in his place, was issued
To-day.
The Treasury and Post Osice Departments
have furnished to the President the following
reports or Offices vacant:-Vacancies in inter.
nal revenue and custom house service, occur
ring through the action OF the Senate-Asses.
sOrs, I'd district Indiana twelve nominations
rejected: 4th Wisconsin district, nine nemina-
tons rejected; 10th Pennsylvania, four nomi.
nations rejected; 18TH Pennsylvania, We NOM
nations rejected LIST New York, four nomina-
tons rejected; Collector 5th Missouri, nine
nominations rejected; Surveyor of Customs,
Quincy, Illinois, SIX nominations rejected
Naval Oficers-New York, two nominations,
one rejection one laid over. Post Off ces va.
Gated by reason OF rejected NOMINEES s :-Balse
City. Idaho; Seymour, Indiana; Mount Ver-
non, Iowa: Bloomington, Indiana Belvidere
Indiana: Jefferson Vile, Indiana; Van Vert
OHIO; Finley, Ohio; Old Point Comfort, Eir-
GINA. Not acted upon by Senate Milton
Pennsylvania; st. Cloud, Minnesota
The proposed removal of Judge Holt was n OF
acted upon to day by the President, as ex-
pected.
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GENERAL RoUssEAU's DEFENCE Major
General Sheridan, 1t will be remembered, wrote
letter to General Grant q short time since in
which he said
Il regret that have to make the charge
against Brisadier General l.. H. Rousseau, o.
). A, OF visiting my command recently, and
without exhibiting any authority, interfer-
ing with my duties and suggesting my reno.
val"
General Rousseau has since sent letter 10
General Grant, and q copy Of the same to the
President, replying to the charge Of Genera,
Sheridan. General r. says:
$50 much Of the above charge as alleges that
l visited General Sheridan's command and in
terIered with his duties is false. As to sug.
costing his removal did say, in answer to a
telegram from Washing on inq uiring Of me hou
things looked In Louisiana, that the state OF at.
fairs was gloomy, and that the people were
much depressed. and that any Change would
be almost universally acceptable. This tele.
gram referred TO matters and things in gener.
Sheridan in the scope. II this was suggesting
the removal of that officer, all right, but his
name was not mentioned. Whilst claim the
right, in common with other citizens, to crit.
else as much of General Sheridan's admins.
tration as is not purely military and which
solely concerns the civil policy Of the coun-
try, yet on my late visit to New Orleans scru.
pulously refraIned from doing SO, and so far
as now remember / expressed no opinion for
or against his policy to any body in his district
bad no purpose or motive to do so, and nv
recollection think is as distinct about this as
1t usually is, or as it can be about nything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

Another insfance Of the extreme seasid voasss
Of the New York Stock market was shswa
yesterday. The market opened very seroAg.
and the decline OF Saturday afternoon waspar-
TALLY recovered. when the rumor regarding ~
Cabinet was circulated. and general dsciins
took place, Erie selling down 10 81x s69x
Not until Il was considered. that even II tho
reported designations OF ths Cabinet officers
proved correct there was nothing in the cir
cumstance Except the possible retire merit of
Secretary McOulloch} calculated TO effect the
Stock market, either adversely or otherwise.
did q better feeling prevail. To-day renewed
rumors in reference 70 the possibility OF .
change in the Treasury have sent gold up.
The tendency Of prices on the Stock Ex-
change IL upward, and there Is NO cause
for apprehension in relation to monetary
affairs. The money market il likely to be
we'll supplied WITH funds for come time to
come, and the general opinion is that 1t will
continue SO at or below the legal rate OF inter-
est during the rem ainder OF tho year. About
five millions OF dollars in legal tenders have
so far been sent West for crop purchases. This
amount however must be largely increased
and q considerable sum will be req uired to pay
fer Southern cotton, but the effects will be only
temporary.
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The foAowsag 10 tslegraphed froa Waning
ton q the New York 7ribure +-{
WAsA1xeron. August s.-rhe contempiatsd
prfncipai, subject Of conversation in poiiticai
circles bdre. The articles of the Presidents
organ, the latellfaencer, which are said t, be
written oy Jerry Black and Monteomery Blair.
III regard to the removal OF Secretary Seward
and Postmaster General Randall, but the sug-
gestlons concerning the removal OF Ar. Mo
Culloeh from the Treasury casts doubt on the
whole matter. Friends of Mr.. McCulloch
state that the President has no idea Of renov-
ing him. and that the articles in the yns4lt i.ss
CT on Mr.. McCull och are the doings OF q eli Tue
OF small Democratic politicians here, acting
for the larger politicians of New York aud
Pennsylvania iris cliqus is composed of
Coyie. OF the in,stige1eer. King Cutler, Of
the W hite House, q New Yorker named Dur
ne, who claiUs TO have been Dean Rich.
mond's right handed man. Tom Florence, VINO
number OF others. They are working here
with the President as the represen tatives of
the leaders and controller of the Democratic
parties of New York and Pennsylvania.
Their object Is to get Johnson to clear his
Cabinet Of at least Seward, McCulioch. and
Randall. Sewardis disliked by the Democracy
ard, secondly. because he and Thurlow Weed
want to run Johnson. Randalll Is looked npon
as "good fellow" but or no account politi.
caliy. Secretary McCuloch is their main
principally. The Democratic party intend to
make bold and determined fight forthe next
Presidency. and to do this they must have
money. They think that as long as Nc
Culloch controls the Treasury they
have very little show at getting cash. He will
not appoint their men, nor countenance their
propositions. They say he believes in John
sons policy OF Reconstruction, but does not
believe in helping, through tie United States
Treasury, to make it successful. Hence the
demand by the managers Of the Democracy
Tor his removal. The articles in the Intelli-
9encer are put out as feelers. They are fol-
lowed up by letters OF Endorsement from the
leading Democratic politicians of the country
to Johnson. In this way it is thought the
President can be easily led to maze the change
Democratic politicians of New York are the
principals in this movement The working
men here are continually geing to New York
for funds and advice. John j. Cisco Is the
only one spoken OF as likely 10 become Mr..
McCulloch's successor. He is the man whom
Coyle, Florenc. Co. are pushing. McCul-
loch's friends are active, and assert that he
will not be removed. AS to Seward and Kan
dali, there seems to be a total state OF indif-
ference as to whether they remain or are put
ont. The only persons interested or alarmed
are the clerks in their departments. The In.
teUjgeacer will keep up the fire on Sc ward,
Randall, and McCulloch, until st least one of
them is removed.
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fkRsoSAL.-Edgar T. Welles, Esq, Chief
CLERK OF the Navy Department, was taken
Win chill yesterday. and is no " confined to
his room 49, Hon. o. H. Browning, Secrs-
tary OF the Interior. is much better to. day, and
Will be able to attend TO the duties of his Office
In few days. 80. General Horace Porter
A. A. g., on duty in the War Department, is
sossnt on leave, aud Will not return Tor two
weeks. Gen. p. will remove his family from
New Aork to this city. 80. Attorney General
Stanoery' now at Capon Springs, Virginia, IS
recovering his health, and will return to tn g
Guy next week - Hon. Mr.. Shsliabarger
VIII oe Aoie 70 deliver several speeches dur
ing the Ohio campaign II his health continues
TO improve.
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Details OF the Last Indian Fighting.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Capt. Arms, who had
fight with large body OF Indians, on the Re-
publican river. few days ago, arrived at Fort
Hayes yesterday. He reports losing three men
killed. thirty five wounded, and loss OF forty
horses. The Indians loss is reported at about
one hundred and fifty.
After the battle WIS over the savages sent in
q flag of truce with the following message
'1 ell your officers we do not want pea e. we
are for war We shall keep on fighung.'' They
then charged our troops again 15
Three hundred men, embracing tos Kansas
volunteers and the rsgulars, left Fo It H lyes
Yesterday IN pursuit of the Indians.
General Hancock is at Fort HAYES,
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RCMORS.

The session OF the Cabinet to. day. was con-
tinued until thalf-past two O'Clock. and
rumor has It a. we 60 to press, that the ses-
sien was not entirely harmonious. 1t Is said
that Gen. Grant and the President were not
particular in accord, and that the former with
drew at an early stage Of the session. Wheth.
er tnis be true or not, Is not definitely
known, but Gen. Grant was at the War De.
partment some time before the adjournment of
the Cabinet
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ARMY ORDERS

Brevet Majors W. H. Russell, A B. Thomp-
son, VIM. Dean, r. H. Porter, Paul Qulrk,
Captains II. B. Hendershott, w. Il. Lowe, e.
H. Mentally, w. F. Goodwin, Breyet Captain
Alfred Townsend, and First Lieutenant T. S
Doebler. retired ana ordered to report to Gen
eral Schofeld for court martial duty.
Major General +. A. Hitchcock, u. S. ",
mustered out, to date October LIST; Major A. E.
II. johnson, A. A. e., mustered out, to date
September LIST.
Brevet Colonel H. G. Wood, A. A. G., or
dered to report to General Pope; previous or
der revoked,
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs-The Com mis-.
sIoner Of the General Land Once has received
returns showing that $3.50 acres OF the public
lands were disposed OF under the cash and
homestead systems during the month of July
last at the following local Offices :-koseburg,
oregon, 5,69s acres; Oregon city, Oregon. ISIS
acres. Claims to the amount Of Is, ASS acras
have also been filed for pafenting at the above
offices under the donation act OF September u,
1850, by the ancient settlers Of the State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

The WHITE HoUsE.-To.day being Cabinet
day no visitors were at the Executive Man.
sion. All the members OF the Cabius, were
present except Attorney General Stanberrv
Secretary Browning having recovered from
his recent illness attended the meeting, and the
session lasted until after O'Clock. Assistant
Attorney General Buckley had an inter vie W
with the President this morning. Gen Grant
withdrew from the Cabinet sometime previous
10 the Adjournment.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. q, Is67.-Flour 1912
cents lower; receipts 1859 bbls Wheat dull
and in buyers favor; receipts 11O252 bushels
Corn is quiet and without decided changer
receipts 7s,0s6 bushels. Rye quiet. Oats are
shade firmer. Pork heavy; sales of $1,000
bbls.; mess 1923 37%. Lard quiet at l2YaI3x
cents. Whiskey quiet. Barley nominal
Peas nominal. Cotton dull at 7ka2s cents
for middlng uplands. Freights quiet Spir.
its Turpentine quiet at SIS cents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

IBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson l. 90. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, August 27.-First Board-U s. 6's,
1881, coupon, -; do registered, -; do.
saws. coupon, 1i3S; do. registered, -; do.
1905, 1G7 4; 1O.4O's registered, -; coupon, lO2
Pacific Mail, -; Atlantic Mai, -; Canton
Co., 47a; Cumberland, 80; Quicksilver, 254 !;
Erie Railway, 7oS; preferred. =; Hudson
River Railroad. l24X; Reading r. e., 1N !;
Michigan Central, 100: Michigan Southern.
and Pittsburg, 90; Northwestern, 46H; do.
preferred .70as; Cleveland and Toledo. i22 !;
Rock Island, 1895: Fort Wayne, 1043: Boston
Water Power, -; Ohio and Mississippi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

A VALUABLE MAP.-Commissioner Wilson,
of the General Land Office, is now having
prepared large and fine map of the world,
showing our new territory. Russian A merica,
North and South America, the European
countries, DC. The map will be completed in
the course of two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

THE ISSUE IN OHIo.-The immediate issue
OF the canvass is the proposed amendment To
Ihe consultation extending the right OF suffrage
to colored male citizens: but the Democratic
leaders, as In Virginia and other States, are
seeknl TO cemplicate the matter with the sub.
lact OF currency, taxation, and interest on
United States bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

DIANO FOR SALE OR RENT.-A family leav-
L ing the District will dispose Of a mag--
nifcent, seven octave. rosewood PIANO.
AT one half store price. Call at 100 WashVINsv
ington street, Georgetown. au 25-3tn
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.- The
~ co partnership heretofore existing between
HENRY COMRADES and JOHN WALSTRUM,
under the firm name of COMRADES & WAL
STRt NJ. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
HENRY COMRADES is authorized to settle all
claims for against the firm.
HENRY COMRADES.
Aug. %, 1857 JOHN WALSTRUM.
Both of the above parties will continue to carry
on the business of CIRCULATING at their places
OF business. au26eo3tN
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MONEY IN THE TREASURY. The amount Of
coin in the vaults OF he Treasury Department
yesterday afternoon was Sl12, 745, 600, OF which
amount $40, log was in coin certificates. The
amount O currency was $40, ST., OOO making 8
total of Sl62. $4,000.
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CALL TO PAsTORATE.-The Vestry of st.
Stephens Episcopal Church, OF Harrisburg,
Pa have invited the Rev. Robert J. Keeling,
ID. D., of Chicago, to I'LL the rectorship yacared
by the Rev. B. B. Leacock, who has accepted
call to the Church Of Epiphany, New York.
DR.. Keeling was for number Of years rector
OF Trinity Church, Washingt on, ID. c. and has
just resigned the charge OF one of the largest
parishes in Chicago.