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Io.aisvllie liz occupied ~ the Fedsra1s.

E4 Il 4 y T.
We learn from source, whose refiabRi tg can.
not be questioned .;says the Memphis AyalaRehe OF
Monday. Ihat Louisville was yesterday inrestaa by
Ii 1--WE Thousand Federal troops.
as5 G'emment iss Useless. The mere announcement
of the fact bat the sequel Of what was long since
4 anticipated. For months past astrong Lincoln
force has been sneamped within fifteen minutes Of
the city ready To be tirawn jaeo it at moments
notice. The foo#ing item Of nesfs from the Courier
Of Saturday wouId also seem te lead us to appre
Y hend that these aset unsand are to bestrongly re-
Enforced s l.H a II 7#e
ISvAsIoN FRoA )gaa=rEIIGH ssrEAuBoArs5 Asp
SONE 4HUNDRED AND IEsTg, RARG Rs CHARTERED.--
WH learn By paaseiagsrs from Cincinnati that the
lineolnites at that peint are secretly planning
dltion, but for urpese9we could not as
Certain They had chartered ~ pigh II Steamboats,,
itatid aotns one shasdEed and caalf barges and
aeats, which would alsa5se excellent transports in
StoM of the hoats 70 saove troops, horses and
a munitions facress The river to oecuEy Kentucky
lseE 20 other pose scaRid a feet ef such ma
hIs ACE slaonld 5be .,,are ID, an irue IN.
bqught kentpc kians thst the great OBJ ect of the
sNorth, articnary of iii to traRafar the war
4 Sard the danger ef Invasion from hers5orders to
sntack The ineeiid iaEJ call of beth the Lin
coin sggans IN this city fpr troops from Ohio IN.
diana and Illinois TO sRto ksntuel.y,is evil
4 1ence Nj n preGeneerted MOVE to have he State
oyerrnn by the Northern under she lying
pretense Of driving baekiThe troops from Tennes.t
see Arc not these traitors, ,awereaf the'IEet that
the people Of Southern Kentucky are opposed to
ihe Northern Invasion, and that they viii resist IL
III tSs 4l's
A PERTo NOE FOR TfiGS BEsIEFIr OF 3TtE FREE I
g aRKAr. II viii be seen aby referenee to oEr ad
yertising cslainus that tLs alnataar performance
far the 1eneat of the Free Market viii take place
on the mi of Thursda the 226ih inst, atkhe
Aew Opera house Buiwar,s great play Of |
RRicelie she u II;s
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Notice.

Paekages for individual in the Army louisiana
in Virginia. will be forwarded With Dispatch Charge
by sending them to the depot of the Relief Conittee
Gsser street. Be particular in rkie name company and
regiment
seLs st ,. n. o. SuLIY Chairman
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Eeg No .7's4s-se on. Mother.

EeE We .T'e4Fse on" Mother.
Neglect the first OF the presence of worms in the
delicate viseea o Young child ont of ten con.
WILSON'S the terrible destroyer intellect proceed
from this canSe Avoid such consequences by prompt
WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE
preparation without lneraf ut, safe painless
and infsllibe remedy for all forms Of the complaint
Be particular and remember the name Winera Canadian
Vermiruge This is the only article tina. depended on
Remember this.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charres street,
sel6 2p3teodtItW New Orleans.
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EOLE.

a9-Ror Auditor OK k.ubnc ncAccauaIs-Pleass ea Sc
announce IT, PkRALTA cadldste for An6tor ot PubHf
AncopnH at this election in November. ..,rr
AZ DRFOIE
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E9%&atIGe-I take this method OF Offering
professional services free Charge families thtse
who absent fro the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony hetweea Prysna coliseum streets Fourth
District. 1 z- tt.l .-
y5l 2ptf -s g-,. p. YEISER NJ ID.
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seElNERg on. Messrs. Kearny, Blois & Co..
o % Ma sazne see afYerge lot this article See ad
Esrtissmspi,
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last ET"cek
CIR EAT CARPET SALE,
Canal street .I2O
The entire stock must be sold any price The COM
prses great assortment of
Q n IF 70 II TT g,
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, etc
R8>Re'nambe- the number.
No. 100 CANAL STREET,
TOURO BUILDINGS,
seib 2pMoWeSa Fonr doors from Royal street.
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On. sAastEL Barn. W. noticed n ne city yes
terday the gentaeman sbove Hanea, engaged q
preparations for the new daily Faper--the . esa=
IL derats States fitlA be repsses V commence
the publication 81 at feksburg The Doctor Us Us a
welIknown isarialiat and politician OF Louisaatia
ana his new paper win appear as soon rs tho
necessary ngenents can be made He stop
ming ats he Et. Charles.
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NEGRO LAHoRERs WAITED --one hundred me-
sr9ss wAatsa wotk e eis foreaous See adyer
lseaeat.
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''Es. LoflN ii correspondent ia Texas writas
us fEj Gsli. Loring, late Colonel Of the u. s..
Mounted Rifles, and now Ia command Of the Con,
dederats Army iR Northwestern Virginia, saw hard
service dr. the Texas war Of 1886, though only
seRefteen years of age at the time.
Itle same cor ondett says that plenty Of salt
can be had, q low rates, Of IndiaHoa, in that
State
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-18

BASK NOTICES. We refer our readers to the
notices published by the different city banks which
appear IL onr colamna this morning. ThsY are
both interesting and important TO tho bussaess
cott1fiaunity. iss 9S stsf i. ils, :. ~ Il 1 5sj
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NOTICE.
W. A. EIM0RE, President.

following gentlemen compose the permanent
for the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers the so4her
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Proceedings

OF THE
Lo U1SIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven-
ton, both lauguages CONSTITUTION of the Stale
as amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o'DONNELI,
7. L. WHITE, HERBERT EsCoUsSE,
GEO ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTHWAlTE,
PhAWEs& CO., +. EZEKIEL
7. FIrHWILILAM.
hS~Orders from tho conntry filed liberai discount
my22 2ph
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Thealaantity taken from this port for consump-
quantity taken in i859--'60, of 524 bales per week
and l3l bales per week less than in lS58--'59.
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Pig Lead. BgasaEeSs.

E0Rg AeUW. KSEG&RaSe99.
5000 lbs. PIG LEAD,
-ilso-
2o0 BLANKETS for either Army aai Navy use.
For sale at
W. L. CUSHTNG'S,
sel6 2ptf No. 81 St. Charles street
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EiAate for Safe.

Eiaee for Sale.
277 BBLS. LIME FOR SALE.
Apply at
sel6 2p1t No. 50 GRAVlER STREET.
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.ga&ess3eety and EBs'essaiseyksng.
Having still on hand large and varied elegant
MILLINERY, would inform the ladies of New Orleans and
country that will sell all off very moderate prices
CASH.
GARIBAIDI RIDING HATS, in great variety.
MOURNING BONNETS, in great variety.
In my Dressmnking Department, I making Trim.
ming Dresses in the fashionable manner greatly re.
duced prices.
R2-Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Mrs NJ. E. BENSON,
, Dressnlakor and Millner
au@1 2ptlSse 57 Canal mp stairs adjon D. H. Holrnes
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Scots, SSe0es egssG R2"0gazss.
At WHoLESALE,

Plantations supplied with prime ptchine BOOTS Russs
BhoaANs Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and
aAFs, at the lowest market prieos, by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans
Hats, Caps. ETC.. AL Wholesale.
eAFeGonstanty receiving Of Sg an
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Kexfea
and Woo! HATS at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
jyls 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street, EeyOrleeps
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THE Southern

O I L Q Q M L a N P
OFFICE, 1s CAnGE. SI'R H;E1p
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er intimatas tEat six months

Itahas been suspected, for some time. that Sew
ard has misunderstanding with foreign Govern
ments to the effect that the latter will not inter
fere for a given length of time-it may be six
months orgraeres These Governments are to wait
until that time expires. Then, if the North has
not suppressed the rebellion they are to be under
no obligation hold off sThiss mere suspicion,
bnt it is not Improbable. England, we think, is
siFeady satisfied that the South cannot suhdued,
but is boand to wait a certain period Of time be
fore she can officially take notice of the fact.
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sMagEsRfA R5a.fF.

General and Financial Agent of Southern Pacific Railroad
Company of Texas, ,,,a o,,F
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.T +. GUEBLE,
No ISL Canal street next door to D. H. Honle,'.
E9-Oders from the country will be promptly attended TO-
seiD 2plm
Louisiana
SUGAR PLANTERS AGEN CI
NA5HvIhHm, rIrErz ms9uH,
-FOE SALE or
SU G AR AND MOL SES.
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A. ROYAL, sA1LrgAfkIGst.

ala 9p1v
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DIED.

AusTIS-In Pound Ridge, N. ", Wednesday, Nov. g.
Csiharine D. Austin daughter Of Edward aid Mary Ann
Austin, aged ~ years
BAUER-In ihi, city, Monday morning Noy II odd,a
EuE,ni. youngest daughter OF Martha 3 and Wilsn j.
B1aer ST. D., aged years, months and days s.ssS,
The fnersi VIII take pscs on "Wednesday afternoon sey
Twenty oah Ttreet. The friends Of the family are nvitea
to attend without further notice.
BEESON-on Monday, Nov II, 1861, Mary Ann, vile Of
Benlsmr y. Benson, aged ~ years - u,
The and friends Of the family are Respectfully eu
10 st end tie funeral "Wednesday. 18Th inst s ~ O'clock
a ni from her late resiasnos, No. 70 CgmberlAndst''
B.ooilyn without further notice.
BEssEYln this city, on sunday Nov TO- Ehzabeth danshi
ter Charles AID Martha Besey aged year, months and
Is days
BRIGGs-Iu San Fraici.co Cal, Saturday Oct IL. JAs
c. Briggs aged 80 year, native OF Dorchester MAas
csMPBELT.-In this city, on Sunday, Nov TO- John b.
Campbell Of the late John aid Sarah Campbell Ia 'ns
2oth year OF his age.
Suddenly on Saturday evening" Nov ., Nan.
cy Conckn wife Of tbe late Jesse Ccnckn In TIE o''n
Usr relatives AID friends and those Of her nephew d. H.
Msee Isspeey invited 10 attend her funeral service,
this sftegroon al Jeclock, St No. lS wayne suee
Her rs,aans will be conveyed towaspgon NJ on Wedns'
dsy morning. by the EeJersey r. H., at IL ociocs' a. '
pKNAiANOn Monday Nov. II in the ga yesr o. her ass
Ann 3. wife Of A. A. Denmsp, and daughter 0 INC i'e
Nathan Peek OF ibis city. =, -,
The relatives and friends Il the family also o her oiot.e
Ntn and J. 8. Peck respectfully invited 70 a.tsuu
tie funsal Iom tie N. T.. Church n kghoenA slfe.t
between Eighth and Nuth avenues on Nedne day ohins'
the 18th iB.t at O'Clock wthopt further Invitation.
Her Teinails viii BE- taken 70 PGusl ieepc 0f ieIhe"
DTBOIs-On Mondsy morning. Nov II, Lavinia buos''
widow o. Michel Dtbols. sged - yoars.
I'll. rrl.ves .nd friends the family invited 70 s'eha
Lsi funeral or rse.dsy l2th int from hsr ats residence
southeast of Fortynlnth street sne secoAo tsNe'
ew.YoIk without further invitation
olGE-ln In I'll. city on Saturday Nov . Mary 90 st" o.
Rob, 4 and Anne GsI., aged year,
lGlLpTRsL LFEyE-Ir ~ city a. tssaf.sy, NN T. hse''
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THE ELECTION.
SENATORS ELECTED.

SENATORS ELECTED.
Dis I..MOnroe Henderson, Peoples (Repl
H..Jssse C. Smith Peoples tRep)
III. Henry C. Murphy, Peoples tDem)
~. Christian B. WoodruH, Dem.
Y..Charles @. Cornell, Dem. and People's
VI. John J. Bradley, Dem.
FlI..Kichsrd b. Connolly, War Dem. Tnd.
VII. .Hezokiah d. Robertson, Peoples snd Rep
TX. Robert Y. Grant, Dem.
X..Iscob 5. Eeer Dem.
&I.. William Il. Tobey, Rep.
Mi..Ralph Richards, Peoples and Rep.
AllI..John V. L. Pruyn, Dem.
xiV..Jcseph II. Ramsey, Peoples ana Rep.
XV. John Willard, Peoples and Dem.
XVI. Russell NJ. Little, Peoples.
XVII. Charles C. Montgomery, Rep.
XVIII. James A. Bell, Peoples and Rep.
XIX.Alexanier H. Bailey, Peoples AID Rep.
Xxx. George A. Harding, Rep.
XXI. Richard X. Sanford, Peoples and Rep.
xxi. Allen MuDroe, Rep.
XIII. Henry A. Clark, Rep.
XXIy. Lyman Truman, Peoples and Rep.
XIV. .Chsunoey NJ. Abbott, Rep.
&XyI. Charles J. Foleer, Rep.
XVII. Charles Cook, Rep.
.Lysanaer FaTar, Peoples and Rep.
xxx. .Almanzor Hutcbihson, Peoples and Rer.
AAA..Wlkes Angel, Rep and Peoples.
XXI. John Oanson, Dem.
XxXu. Horace c. Young, Rep.
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,e,p followsi
The weekly statement given above shows the larg-
est quantity OF grain reducing the -four to wheat
eyeF delivered from the canal during period Of
seven days:
Tolh............................,.tLlal. .yO

The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing -H'uae, this
morning, were s23,G5o, i73 81.
THE holders Of the Eew-York and Erie I'd mort
gage bonds, no; yet extended are requested TO Pre-
sent them, without delay at the Office Of the COM
pany, for ex tension. Holders not wishing 70 extend
them can lind purchasers at that Office for them At
par and interest, Oh Tuesday and Tbursdsy oi eacii
week, fiom 10 to II O'Clock, until Dec. j.
The weekly stateuont Of bank averages shows
about ,hs result anticipated and the figures require
no ereciai remark. The condition Of the specie re-
serve, nuder the payments ou the Government loan,
IS highly satisfactory, and the loans and deposits
show contraction consequen! upon ihe Sub-Treasury
movement.
Tie iollowipgis "a a comparative Statement. Of the
cOnditon.oi the banks Of New.York City, Nov. 81
aud NOV. 8:
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SUPREME coURT-CiRcgI-NOy li.-BefOre Ju''ieo
LEONARD.
A SPIRITUAL GRIM. coz. CASE.
s.u,uel @. Morrill, at. Nelson A. Hume.


This is an action TO recover damages for Grim. con.
brought by the husband against his wiic's alleged
seducer or rayisher Mr.. Morrill, married Sarah W.
Currier at NewburyPor, Mass, about ~ years ago
They lived together until 1853 They had four chill
dren two Of whon girls now living one 10 AID the other
Il years Of sge In 1851 they TO hs city and boarded
at the house OF Mr. Thou No iS Robinson 'eet M hume
the def ndsnt also boarded there. The pLnia introduced
Hume to hi. wife, aud roced that they were intimate
One time lie came aid Hume kissing bis wife He
demonstrated and Hume s.olosi.,d In 1885, long alter the
intimacy Mrs. Morrill, gave birth TO child and confessed
that Hume had had Illicit intercourse with her This child
died Since that time Ar Morrn lived separate nom his
wife Mr. Morrill, o,suiued witness tbs monilng
Hls testimony was In substance the the ebove. lie
further that he heard OF bis Wes shano from other
ner-ops b. fore she told him. Hume married man. lis
about 40 q when they parted
Nv Avn shdayit made by Mr Morrill, the criminal prose
cuion against Hume appears that Il the ieJt an TIE
bopse in Robinson street 20 lave spiritual circles irs
Morrill, learned that she medium, and was put m
trance ON swskpg from which she found herself an bed Win
Hume She accGied him OF running her, which he did not
deny. =, ,,., ,,,,
On the part Of tie defense Mr.. Hume te.ided positively
that he never bal any ici, intercourse with MRS morrill,
l.. g. Cbst6eld ior plaintiff O.. L. Walker Tor defendant
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be present year:
I.ll3,i68 ss,5si
TIe Cncirnati Gaselie says.

-
TN. b.sv Jye!nueat di,burseEon. made here istey
.ys .gected fuauca Affair." very materially oeniso'or
hsvog 70 svsd their pay TO large extent are oul o. tn.
Acceptable pr Il Therefore scarce and ~ oenahd
INT there Il dspo sion 70 Lake beeIItes ehu .ne
4, firm st I0dl2 A. cent. The same opeIsols haso I've
i.y.y % The supply Of exchange payments haVs oeen
isty in checks on EeWY0fk We have thefeoie ho oI!
an es.y but dull market for erchsge the hsiefn oA0e
beinr heavy Rstes, however. are sustained
The State Auditor Of Illinois is making good pro-
press in winding up the defunc banks Of that state
The circulation redeemed during the month oil oe'o'
her at the Auditors Office was s279,0S for when
sl6O. .AI9 50 in specie was paid, the value oi the
notss averaging about Sc q cent. The outstanding
circulation of the same banks is t533,s5i, go that
about 34i y cent of the circulation Of thess banAs
wa, redeemed during the month Of October SINCE
,le lat of November the stocks Of several oiher
bans have been sold and dividends declared, most ol
them st HIGHER rates than those first wound up.
The Phaadelplia Bpliehia thus notices business
matters in that city: ,4..o.l
There (, more demsnd for money on the ,,c E ~ a. ss
its n susthlnr are more ecgmspeo tisn ever W. a
iesio, n.1es Tie bes names Ray be quoted
cert for short obligations and long paper nom va a.
Trade moves slowly With but hue pIo5seiy S5,s q,
~ oyefpcut FOR The balance Of The ye-r. Inc % N
onr or tis ucrt for tie past ten mouths soul, -
bauels sgslnst 2J5 So7 barrels Ihn yeaI. oip.i
whtsl foi the period amount 70 i got snd
/ Ji3 81 bushels IN lotc--fn excess OF 0't," ''''
Tie 81. TOMS Reynuicaa says; :, .,s Al,
There Is no change IN money ~ i t,sio,.s n psPei
othrr N M sh AZ sTl,es ont Of trs sections ~ -f1y n
The des Viii IA they have been c6fTyibs ere ssJ snI III
tbe main wei socured, are grsdIlJ . unaer ITes
inslly be- paid. although the Ifor,.s ., ~ N'"
rbt cifsnni. ues,e tsTiiy DO. one lie q,
Taefssee to dsy ruleJ sts q cent a. tie ''''s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
MARRIE ID.

coRBIS-C CAsfEROS-At FresPor, Ill, on Ihui'l.y Oct
H. st.lle residence q Mr. r. SoIoln, ~ Tue Ae' W.
c,t'idv Geo $. Corbiu 20 Clara b. Cameron
Boston papers please copy
YFpsgN-NkRTIN-In Creenbufg ~ Y, on the
~ - tbe iit month by Friends ceremony Nicholas
Jsaeson ef kIgsy Mary kLabeth Martin Of tho for
meT place. -
WIN ,ryANs-CRaRTRFE--At Wisessset Ne, on Friday,
Eox nv the Rev j. Merrill, Anthony V.M,nAns OF New
YeL 10 MY, Mae Il. II. CTsbtree Of Savannah, Georgia
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vito Of TAomo, j. endoe7e, IT, in the asd year Of her
GRIER In this city, on Sunday Nov TO- Sarah Grier only
daugliet Of Mrs. sarab Grier, aged 20 years.

GRIERIu this city, on Sunday Nov TO- Sarah Grer On
daughter Of Mrs Sarah Grier, aged 20 years
KENDALL-In San Frsncisco on Saturday Oct. II, L.
Kendall, 0Sed IS years, native Of HallowelL Ne.
Mc0URREN--On Snndsy Nov To- John Francis McGurren
only 0. John sad Jane McGuuen ssed yeaI nonE
and days.
MLLER-At Boon.on, n j., on Sstnrily Nov. D at The
residence Of her iusw tie Rev. D. r. Mcgee Mrs. lie
ter Miller reict Of Capt. George Miller Of NewYok ia the
18th year of her age.
BILNE--At Yonksrs on Saturday Nov O. Of consumption,
Jeanette, daughter Of John and Jane Milne agea Is yes
months aud IL Days.
MoNTGoMERY-At Pcngbkeep,ie, Saturday, Nov. Q.
John Is. Mon gomery. iD the 71lh year Of his
Tho funeral wiz take place Tuesday, at o'clock p.
The Hudsoo River Raroad train which leaves Chlabefs
street Va te moning at O'clock, viii reach PoggheepTe
at about O'CLOCK where carriages viii be IN waiting at the
depot
NIENANN--on Sunday Nov 10, Richard Niemsnp sou Of
d. and H. Henrietta Aiemsnp, aged years months end
days.
PITraiAN-on Sunday. Nov TO- Mary Eliza Pi.nan a her
residence, No. SO Third avenue.
PURDY-At Bndgeport Saturday, Nov John II. Pardy
Funeral at Rye Tuesday a. O'clock p. m, i2th Inst
The Eew-York and Newllsven railroad train viii leave
Twenyseyenth street, a. .. O'Clock
sMITH-On Saturday Nov Charles V. ", eldest on Of
Dr. D. and Sarah Ann Smith, aged . years snd months
the funeral service al Christ Church correr Tbiyfh
street and Fi6h avenue a. O'Clock p M on aeldsy Nov
T. 1Ee relatives will please attend at bis fathers residence,
No 80 East Twentieth street at o'clock P. "a.
sEGEE-In this city Monday morning Nov H. Frsier
lex William, son Of b. NJ snd Rebecca ssgee
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
70 ettend Jn einesday nofllnR a. II
from the residence Of his father No Is West
street.
this city, Saturday evening Nov. 9, Mrs Eiz
abeth Sandy, aged ~ yesrs and months.
sPBRRY-Nsor French Camp CAL on Thursaay Oct 10,
lsale o. speuJ, aged ~ yeas aud IL months, native ol
iscousin.
Broolyn on Mondsy Nov II, Carrie Bliss
yol ,et daughter Of Henry and Lucie W. Thouss, aged
yeoTs aud months
Fanerai At o clock, on Tuesday afternoon
NdEELAE-On Monday. Nov IL, Of consumption, Roger
T. Wheelrn eyed 10 years, months and 70 days.
His remains viii taken from bis fathers Tesconce No l46
Fast Fifieh street Wedncsdsy morning al O'clock
on the 18Th int 70 ST. Packs Cathedral from thence 70
Galway Cemetery. He fends aud those a bis father aud
brother Richard and bro inaw Thomas Hart aud uncle
John Kelly are respectfully Invited to attend Li' funeral
without luitler notice.
Wednesday Oct 90 on bosd the nted stste'
ssamship Louisiana OF ChlncOca.ue isznd John hhite
Acting Mater Uuitsd States Navy sged % years lee IN
command Of the United STATES supply schooner John
Wesley.
ssn Frsnci.co, Cll n The County Hospal en-
Sunday OCT. -, William White Attorney native of DuO
ln ased ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

USITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-.Inyv csnse.
snd prize calendar.
SUPREME CoURr-GEyERAL TERa.-Preferred-
los, ll0, li2 lls, 246, 100 - ~ N"''
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.-PartI Mos. liza.
lls2 1885, lee 1880 1872 445 5 1884, 1850 1866 l27a lase
1913 1884, 1895 1913 1919, 1855.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Mos. 1857, 2525, I61l,
?l2 253s 25i 255J 2555 1853 256 1852 25Ss 22l 22ls
1903 Part L.-Adjourned TO "Wednesday.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part I.-Nos 1907,
1872 1872 t6 1890 7 1875 l5i7, 143, l549 1880 1851
lsr2 1883 1855 Part iLNes l4l7, l23 1929. 1890 lso
1883 i5c 1888, 1884, 153s l5iO l54l l42, 1913 lS4.
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R~eefpfs ef producs.

Nov 3s 67S Dbl. Flour Ioe bbl. Corn Meal, oo5 bsss
Corn Mes l0g b.s Oh Meal SJ bbs whisky $1,000 bush
Leai a. bGl bush Com ~ 80 bush Barley 26s busb seed
271 bash Oats ESQ Pks. Pfsyiiiols '3I pEgs Lard lH
iegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12
no,emenrs OF ocean steamers.

Cu,pcrp wIrn INFANrIoIoE-ie e-tesaay' w ~
,eaena Rege German T051sl P1s1lus was esar:sd viii having
Kelly O. lue - MN ebd into sink. She has tetb l''
ihro~ ne, ~ . Of an inyes ss,on By tie ,sTeptL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-12

5rssle funds and huying at ~ cent The Bos.men', n
,itniioD still continues 10 cheek at cent for the fgnds
shich il coile. its bsfiaoss 6od in moderate demand
atb cent.
The ADaay Argus has the following remarks
upon tie Central Road:
The Hew.York Central compsny load and send OF from
Buso from go TO 300 Of ten TINS each day from
y O 70 20 eco barrels Of -four is equal iu rolling freight
mailing on the two points 1900 to $500 tuas peg day In
addition u s The T0sd requires 100 for rs bound
local business, making total Of 40 10 $50 per day to
srive Albany OF 4cOO 70 $3.50 tun freight tIan Is
generally made up Of sbons q cars which would make tEom
TIE dcnty the New. York Central abors uuder s not
leading uP std starting W in but In arranging ts many
trains a. to each other without interruption There
twelve passenger trains running the road day
and with say sixteen freight ns going east and four west
skBe total Of thirty two trains dDy road of three
I'd miles cad with Il ry miles OF the road with only
sage track some idea Of the difficulties n the way may be
The difficulty VIII soon he me, for we understand the man
ngefs Of the road have determined TO lay thcse forty miles at
once, srd thus double track throughout the entire
length from Buffalo to Albany. We !san aIther ,hst tHe
oOlloiives aud several hundred freight TO be put
lpon the road daring he coming Winter.
10 give iome idea Of the business which the New-York
Central Railroad Is drawing from the Aoith.Nest, can
st- hs for the week ending Saturday Nov 2 nineteen rro
sred om NE Fott Of Toledo alone for the New York Cen
ral Bufao that the Central Is under obgsons TO the
ieheAn soltheTn to take away from Iolsdo 300 bb OF
ouT or i,s equivalent esiy ioI al this all ih it must
remembered il but drop IN the bucket; Beside this feet
q Toledo boats the Central has line 20 Cleveland, to
5r dusky oEe 70 DeOii one TO Milwaukee, snd TO Chi
Il has the Grea. Western Of C,nads which - es ell the
Michigan Central and Detroit and Milwaukee Ra sad brns
Il St Detroit h1d Te It TO the Ceatfs suupersion
dFo. il has the buaslJ and Lake bureD Railway, which
s hs s ha he heqn so1hsn Toe Toao and SSa
sr Cleyelsrd ard Toedo, Pi.tshweh, Fort W-yue aI1
Chicago Dayton and Aicsen ssnautky. Day
cu tid Cincinnati GId Cleveland sId Columbus, pouring
h-oh the Lake Shore Road Buffalo constant stream Of
Al rail ifeishis