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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
PRIZE POETRY.

Letehieftains boast Of deeds in var
And mUstrels tune Tia ~ SAGE, yuirnr
nooler theme my HEART It MI
In praise OF Herriek's ratchless Fills.
Their cures are found 10 every iand-
AMID Russia -now, and Afric's sand.
Their wondrous works, the papere fill
Produced by HerrIcks matches, Pills
Does disease sffiict your DO not doubt
ms Charming compound will search il opt
ANA health again your system ill
III you ny at once To Henick's Pills
I Ie.y safe for Aii-both old and young,
nheir praises are N every tongue
DISEASE, cissrme.-no longer kiUs
Since We are blessed With Herrick's Pis
Sru' up with English, Spanish, German and French
Ieetoh-. Irice 20 cents Per box. Sugar Coated
See advertisement 81 page
No-' cAPRON, Ira yelling Agent
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925! EMPLOYMENT: 1875
AGENTS WANTED.

We will pay from SIS SIS per month"; and all expsn
ses, to active Agents, give commssiop Particular
sent ee Address Erie Sewing Machine COMPANY R
JONES, General Agent, Nj an ohio. lySl2
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THASKsGrvISa.-Gov. Morgan, of New York,
has set aside Thursday, the 18th inst, as day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
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DIscoNrrSUrD.-The California Pony Express
ceased running on the 9th Of October.
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NOTICE In

the matter OF the estate Of Ann Kibourn, de-
ceased. The undersigned having ieen appon ed oy
The Hon. Vim PInckney, Judge Of PROBATE for the
county of 1ngham, in the state Of Michigan. Comms
81" ns,s 70 receive examine and adjust all aud
mands against the estate Of tine SAID deceased her~b
give notice that on Saturday the 30,h day Of Novem
ber 1861 and the 2s dav If March 1862 they wilI
meet NJ the Office Of Henderson, the villag 81
Mason, IN sad county OF lnktam for the purpose O.
receiving, mining and adj ng -uch claims and DO
mands and that months from date OF this notice
allosed BY sad Judge Of Probate CREDITORS o.
said estate to present Their claims for such
and ad ustnent.
Dated Aa son, October 81, 1861.
JOHN COATSwORTH
II. l. HENDERSON,
4u3l0 Conm.sisne,s
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NOTICE.-All persons Indebted to the
late firm # Ho-mer Kerr will please call and set.
e before the Isl day Of Auxus, Al our account.
and n 'e- s 1t that time be placed in the hands of
lawyer for eoliecti,n- JOHN A KERR,
surviving partner in the late firm of Hosmer Kerr
lansing, June u, 1851.
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S2S 8AEn0E PATg
Wall Paper at Cost!
lansing, September 1861.
NOTICE TOCONTRACTORS-Tb

= Comm toe Ion,. and Vermoptville Stat.
road wll At the house of hn Mead, in the townsh Of
Sunhed, Eaton county Tuesday the 18th day Of n,
semoer, d. 1861 at 10 O'Clock A NJ. let said road 10
sections III one mile or said road ehoppec
out SIX rods WIDE and cleared four rods ide and
bsd thirty feet in the The Of tui ng
the number size and length Of side drains the numbe
Of rods Of causesays and the manner If building asd
covering the same the Lumber and Of culvers cd
bridges, With the VI ding the same and the
viii be given at the time Il lett pg plat of survey
said road and further Information Obtained Of .ao
commssione' a. his r~sidence, miles south Of Iona
The commissioner reserves the ight reject any
ids not consistent with the OF the Secu
rty viii be required Of all contractors the of M.
king said contracts. J. u BABCOCk,
Cemmi- soner
Ienia Oct :. 1851
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ID u T. d

In Mason, ati O'Clock p. NJ. Monday, November 4th
1861, of consumption LYDIA ANN, wife of c. c. Darling
Esq Of Mason
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-13
Resolutions Passed At the Late
Session of the Board Of Su.
pervisOfS.

pefv19OfS.
R&oiued ~ the Board Of Supervisors Of tie County of
In9hdm That when Justices If fail to
~nh Sec Ss44, Vol 2, Comp Laws, requiring ali 1n-s
received oy magistrates 70 be pad the County
Treasurer within 80 days alter pit of the me
the oil for services IN such shall alos oy
the Board unsss the Tr- asuers Vouchers accompany
the bill that tie money has been paid the County
Treasury. Also,
Resolved That al criminal trials where the Prosecu
ting Attorney or bis Deputy, doe, person,
De ng sent for It shall be the duty Of the Justice
shom such trial 10 had, within DAYS after trial
To n,tIfy the Prosecuting Attorney of proceeding
udgm- nj in such Cases, Their the be BY nns
'mpr sonment, or both, of nns state the
amount, and notify him whethsr :hs has paid
and hat no bills shan De ALLOW cd
the uscs fails to comply with thus resolution In
OF non-companee, the Prosecuting Attorney shall
fy the DILL to DO incorrect. C. H DARROW.
Resolred BY the Board Of Sup1visors af the county n
inghGm, That The Gle OF this ard heI eby n-trac
ted TO nsh copy Of the resolutions acoped by this
board IN relation to Justices accounts each Of the pa
pe's of this c unity FIR pn elication therein;
and be further Resolved That the said publ ton
be continued 10 said p pers for tso weeks 2s3l1
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Jrsr ARRIvED.-More New Goods, at
ABen'A
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FOR SALE.

FOA "a LIZ.
y IMPROVED FARM of $40 Acres; $50
"A acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described as follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east half of the southwest quarter of see.
ton one, in town four north OF range one vest.
and has been commonly known a. the "Alver.
son Farm" Terms reasonable
Apply to JNO. W. LONGYEAR,
Z63-tf Lansing Mich.
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Recommendation. Geo. w. Lee, one
4 The Board of Control Of the Reform School.
hs received from Washington the appointment
If Brigade Quartermaster.
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81 ohD FRIGNDSA s
IN the RIGHT Place.!
HERRICK's SUGAR COATED PILLS.

The BEST FAM.
ILi lam .nii. IN ihe
world, used Isen,y ,s.rs
o. nS- naii.ions ot peIs.ns
aunG.Ds ; always Ave sat
aslAelio contain
NOIHlN INJURIOUS
taIroniDed BY the principal
pny ~. ans ana s~ops an
.n- tnnn eses.n.y coat
ed ~iih sugar.
Large boxes IS cents I've
DvN-s Ior 81. Fad difec
,ions wiih each box.
Warranted superior to
any pIii before The pubic.
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conMERcIAL INTELLIGENCE.

ne J,0rs 1Civ ATiiclel OF Iles1ay says: TIC
, a. bsve berp dn today (Monday) snd have closed AZ
,e Of an eLth 0a. the picos Of Saturday No cause
si,ped fo tie heavincss. Loans Government secr
sr~ ifee1 offered 81 p cent aud ia the open MAJ ke'
sere Is uudnui,cd abundance gnc ayments OF the 9h
-, pa,se3 OF quietly reduction 10 = ceat al the Bank
:. s,lIv expected this week
ToSooN MoNEY MARKET, Nov. 6.-The first bar
;r In Consos were at 49, 0g3 whence there ia 20
e followed by recovery to g3c5Jsi for Dec the hN"
Ire wa 93l d3ji
In lie Discount make. the demand continues quiet
The last ptcc iIom Pals 63i.35c. A..
LftKhrooL COrTOS MskyEr, Nov. and a-sees Iui 4
40 DAYS do not exceed 5000 bae-2tOO on specui-io ~
Ia export prices 6rtAly maintained. ,,, - 80, q,
,se o. about ] d. p 1rl.oo4 no.
LvFRPooL CoRS MARKET, Nov. w neal =, Inet
r,b a fir sale at the fun prices Of Inesosy ss'. "
lesrer Indilu Com 3D. higher pine AiAo0' 90
N h.e unchanged " S-,,,, ,,,-
,.srod. CogrEE steady TIA nm. Ii'A i"~0"'e' ANTI
Ia T,nrrslI,gy. o9l. TALLow steady
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Hde &C. y ~ ;Ialow. g G6.c 2 % Pelts S7c 81 Is
each Gait Skias. lace y n.
~ Beef Exrs aud First quality Include nothing but the
best large, it, sa fed Oxen. second quality incudes the
best re,ed Oxen the bes, Stalled The best three
yearod Steers Ordinary OF Bulls and the refuse OF
lots.
SHrGr-Exa includes Cose. and when those Of inferior
qualify thrown ont.
There ears oyer tie Grand Trunk md Eastern Rail
road Y the Boston and Lowell and 70 over toe FITCH
burg.
HExAEks.Terc was but little stock Il marker To-Day sns
Vermont Ce'ral ain owing to b-eskdown hsd sot ar
rived u o'clock The best Oxcn sold about tne % as iess
wcek-460 % y rwt Houghiea sold 70 Holden Oxen.
Tor sc IS 20 80 ard SC Is y ewt but the most of
the sales were at $6d SIS.
sold one CARLOAD of Sheep mostly Lambs to go 10 PIsvt
ence and carload for Dsnver for % % head aad oas
los Of old sheep at % Z hssA
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phi.adcInhin Cn,,lc nartes-Eoy. %

The suppy Of Beef attic tile week amounted slll head
Tie lnd was ,ooJ, and pices advanced ts lot %
a. u ones ,nrre so y 100 -. The average prices
nom : 10 3 and : o. 80 10 gnailty
snErP-Tbis rrliet was also wc SUPP led the olerrgs
amounting IN al 20 re1ry IOo bead Tie demand was bfsA
and ~ we're fold NJ ION g. 10 and We. = 10 not.
Hocsihe offerings Of Hoss continue la-e nearly -"
head having been received tie yards snt sOld 90 rom
= 20 - p loo h shifted sId rom - to = 10 io
coni-ed .
CowsThee Las been no change In this market only %
head having been disposed Of Al from 30 to 40 ecn ae'
oordi1s % condition.
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AUSTRALIA.

AEIU0THyR. SFrt. 70, IbbI {
(By Telegraph from Aezsndra.)N
The shipments of gold since the departure Of the
.a mail amount 10 Isl, 800 ounces.
Brandies: Martell's and Hennessy's, Cd. lower;
Geneva, declining.
Oats active, out prices declining. Butter un-
6srged. Hams unchanged. Buss's Ale advancing.
-FOUR unchanged Rice declining. Sugar unchanged.
Exchange q cent lower.
ADELAIDE, Sept 90, 1851 via Alexandria)
Exchange 60 DAYS, lower Trade dull.
SYDNEY, Sept. 81. 1861 (via Alexsndria).
Trade duh. Exchange unaltered.
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Bulls HEAD.-lt appear By the report Of the
cattle market that the supply of buoeks this week
las been very much less than the week previous,
and that the market opened with slight improve
ment for drovers but it closed dull as any of Che
heavily overstoeked markets of the past few weeks
Indeed was the opinion of the catilebrokers late
yesterday afternoon, that oil the cattle would not be
sod except at prices for the first class, only equal to
that OF the medium and lower grades on Tuesday. II
is supposed that the enormously large stock of hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

SUPRTME CouEr--- GENFRAL TERM-EDumerate1
Nos. 29 &c., 800 S. 1914. 80 81. 80 3e g Jgl 80
49, 400 800 40 Az ~ tg, 423 rs. fc. 40 40 49,
SUPPfME COuRr--CiRcuIT.-- Part Mos. So,
1871 1874 1888. 1883. laos, l4ll, 1857, 1907 1879 1895.
55l8 $50 lie3. 1871, ~ 80.
!, SUPERIOR CouRT.-part Mos. 1911. 2l2J,
253I "a, 2s53. $685. 1854. 2G 2s6 s265. 1903. an
25o5 l7.. 1888 l651. 1871. 1853 2s05, ll7 1874, :.
Pert lNos 2ll6 1890 $500 1858 s6ei 222s 1880 2690
2oyL 2o'i 5oso sess, 2lO, 27Ol 2iOi 1905 27oa g7i0
COURT OF COaNos PLEAs-part Nos. 1000,
lfo Jil 1881, 1854 1859 1895 1855 1851 1870 1000 isi
lo62 6o+ 1665 Part LNoA 1913. 1922 lbT. ITO ls.2
osi iezs esi. li9s. lia9. lao. l2O sg. l5s0. l5iL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

A UsrFUL INVENTION FoR SoLDrEHs.-The Cork
Cap and Havelock Company have just put into the
market very superior article for soldiers wear. IL
consists Of glazed silk cap and cape, lined with
canton flannel and wajdcd with sheet cork, so feXi-
bic that it viii not break however roughly it may be
used, the whole weighing but three ounces. In the
bleak Winter campaign which our soldiers have be-
fore them, j, will doubtless prove invaluable in the
promotion Of boalth and comfort. The high opinion
entertained Of them by Leut.-Gcn. Scott may be
seen from fac-simile Of lis letter to the inventor in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIoS.-No business OF
Importance was transacted by this Board yesterday
From the weekly statement it appears that os''9o
emigrants have arrived here this year. To same
period last year, 96,65l receipts to date, $751;
2l0 so; disbursements, sl72 sos CO. balance 10 bank,
&. G15 81.
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Cambridge Gail. ,rur,,et.
REPORTED yoa TAG n. Y. Tnlpvye. ny GEO. Re-,

KEPoRrED FoR THE \. !. TRIBuS2, NJ GE0. RUPP.
NOVEMBER 10. 1861.
Whole number Of Cattle A. market 8i5 about eco
Beeve srd 2i5 stores consisting OF Working Oxen Mich
Cows aud one, two, aud three.yearolds.
PkiCfs % MsRkRr BkESExtFA. bt6 81 20 trs. quality.
81 1J second qualify. 10. third quality, -
PR'Cys OF STogR CArrLHN okins Oxen pair. froua
i'A w i2a; Cows and Calves rom - 80 so: Year
Mugs 50 5la TO- rwoy Odds i29Il Ihree-years DID,
; Do 20 Sl1.
Sheep and Lambs LEO AZ market; prices IN lots -
q @. each extra. -3G - p ping Lsibs none.
NUMHER pRon ssCu srkTh.
-h'n 1 Ing l.alrn IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

-, composod of 400 Bourboni.ts, which was oelug
n.~s'uzed at Malta, has been prevented from pro.
co.dug By the arrest of the chief aecomPhees az
~. a. Salerno, some French engineers have fallen
,stims TO the brigdnds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
TURKEY.

TELEGRAM from Corstantinople Of Oct. 81 says:
Tbsrs /, no ruth in The reports which have been
nrrer le,e Of massacre OF Christians in Palestine
ne ne governor Of Jerri.alem has ordered certain
,nTrs i, Pales.ine TO be niarily occupied, ON ae-
.cnnf OF lie Inhabitants not having paid the taxes
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THE LATEST.


CALCUTTA. Oct. Q, 1861
(By TelsgIagh from AleSantriaD
Shiriucs active and advancing; 4Os mule Twist
ial and declining. Raw Silk unchanged. indigo
jsciniue Copper sheathing and Tile advancing
Exchange Barings Credit, 2IOs. Government
,ecarities: a cents, 142 discount; 2 cents, 3
Escouut Freights advancing.
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COURT or GENERAL sEsSIONs-Noy. 2o-Before
1udrr M,-GNN.


John Kane pleaded gully OF biyamy. The ladies'
~ the Mary Fizpauift and Magnet Barrett the
first ualed being ibe complainant Size az ga that k1nc
repre- sey ted hin A. dowe md td % hrr by
fsfes Coune he t~o yesrs N The state
Prison.
and acquitted.
Michael Harley pleaded guilty Of an attempt nj arcery Of
MONEY. his l,nd st in Julia sulivans pocSr
Pcnitrutilry year
Easus f. Eob-us, convicted last week Of emoezzus rom
tho Dvcland Mail Coupaly brought the bar r zen
oa-s Judge Mc(unn regretted the necessity Of seve,eIy
ranshug the prisoner particularly brca he he'd once
respectable c.rcastsnceg But cfms preach
trust IN the established. considered by hin
greater than that " stealing. lis observed vas vey
elsy yoru- De thus rd away b. women bul vie
erhrets tie sentence mus be severe order h others
might BE- deferred from GLOWING bal example. Roberts
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
Us. MARsHAIs oFFicG-Nov. 20:

Some of tho morning papers contained list OF
prisoners bIous. here by tbs Rhode Island The connan'
rrr 81 o Soah Caloal sls3 sent cofuni l.lou q The
Marshal Informing him c the seooag Of tho prisoners Dep
uy Nasihs fh0m. ieat dowa 10 "a -ana Tor ne
prisoner bu tIc--e th. none OF them bosi
T. appe-s ha before the 1oie sluo -sied schooner
named tlc D,l captured pie. a1d the prisoners
o.. Eh1io Isl nd transferred her. The navigator OF '
Dcl was Der own Cspzin who bis arrival la tits port
% sill DC able fJr sioiang the block do the
sT u cf t Delta gives rs 90 suspcions &. her coming At
The ofer 10 has her IN charge - the ftLe Master and
: Gni.ei States 0a.ceg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

KINGS County CIRCUIT Court CALENDAR,
Nov 2Nos 1885 1885, 1877 I31, 1872 1885, 1884, l95. 1886 10.
1893 200 2ol ZOE, 2o3 2os, 2os 207. 2o8. sOs.
BROOKLYN CRY URT.--NOs. Z (preferred), "a,
o. &c. 99 $780, Io iO2 g. 1O6 IC7, lOs, io9 lie.
III ll2 ll3.
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Rceeiuts of Produce.

Nov 2o--N cl,bbl.. Fiour. 50 do Corn Meal loo bbf
WHISKY 21 1lG bush Wheat 5J5fO do. Corn ai9J do Oaf
go do. Seed 30 Tkgs Progiions - d. Ases 10 90
B.eGY heat ki0gE, p DO. Lard, co ktss LAd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

FIVE BUSHELS or LETTERS AND PARcgLs.-Ser-
geant Geo. W. Mason. r., Of the Massachusetts, 2Jd
Regiment, Col Kurtz, passed through this city on
Wednesday morning with squad of men and five
bushels Of letters and parcels for the Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

WAr,AcK's THEATER.-To-nigbt Thursday
new piece, "The Magic Marriage" comedy in
three acts with fresh scenery and costumes, and an
afterpiece, will be presented. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

CoposERs' CasFs-Yester1ay Coroner Sclirner
held 111e AZ No 1f Christopher street the BODY Of
James amin died from eancassi Of the brain occa
stoned bv fan Into The Of the ice barge Aon,euk lying
I'm he North River Deceased was IS yeafs Of se, native Of
this city and was 40 npoye. the barge The jury Iend
cred verdict o." accideriai death"
Yesterday George $. Baldwin man 20 years OF age who
was ia wood yard a. the coneTo OF Eleventh ave-
from siurie. received while working at circular saw last
ssiurdi II appears that deceased was saving some wood
ia tnnnb HE orouer was notified Deceased belongs to
Biugbamton, Broome County where he has ssePa'hsr
living.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

on the market has some effect 10 cheapening beef
Sheep, TOO, arc very abundant ana cheap ana 80 Is
poultry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

Further information may DO obtained OF Mr.
Holmes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

No CELrBRATIoS.-In accordance with a resoln-
lion offered in the Board Of Aldermen on Monday
night by Alderman Booe, an official celebration by
the cy OF the Port Royal victories was to have come
off Yesterday; but as 1t involved an expenditure Of
money, it required to pass through the Councilmen
and receive the Mayors signature, and not having
done %, no patriotic demonstration was MADE, be-
You'd bois.ing tie iog, on the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

FIRE IL WARRINGTON STREEr.-Yesterday morn
Ing about O'Clock IRE broke out In attic the east
end OF the spriug Msrke, building fronting Wash
non street, TIE upper part Of the bUcng occupied as
aweioC BY Levi Folsom, whose furniture damaged to
the amount Of 800; insured for 500 in the People insur
Co. The building which was damaged to the amount Of
500. T. the property Of the Corporation.
FIRE rs CEyrRE SrGEET.-About O'Clock yes
eray morrny broke oat the second oor Of No IS
Centre street IN .he oe occupied by the Prison Aseocia
lion number of books, clot1g, &c, wIch bere' NJ
prsors hsi contributed for e benefit Of dschsrged pon
30 were DESTROYED TIE damage amourtod 60 about FJU.
The d1ns 20 the building about el5 The property
was owned by George Bruce
ALLEGED furious DRWISG.-James Charher
vas arrested day by officer Maxwell on Eleventh. Pre-
rcf and taken before Justice Steers CHARGED Win orys
atae o. furcus rate end ng over a. James boy
81 old Monday event near he corner ~ avenue
arG Tsuih street, Held r examination 1he accnaed j, q
s'rse diver resding No 1911 Avenue b. ibe BOY .no
vs run over died yesterday afternoon The Coroner was no
tf "a.
MAYHTM-Y Yesterday officer Nixon Of the Seventh
Precae crested Philip Lanahn charge Of beating ON
Bura knoekir him down with lis @ hon fetne on TOP
ofh AID bling piece out o. hi. cheek about one inca ~
diameter Justice Steers committed Tie accused IN dciau1 Of
{ 900 b1l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

fAdveItiseueut.i
Now IT. EVER EACH MAN OUGHT TO KNOW
u,t WIS. he can Do best: careful Phrsnooy.al Exaant
ion A. towLrE WKLLs no 3o8 Broadway. VIII show each
,nc biz true place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

TEA-Nta hear sales OF q o half chests Green's
-A4-OHtbe demand j. limited both 10Y export and III.
trade ana the uerkt is heavy; sscs o. - , 9aql for
Western and p 7''c for Prime City Rough Fat i, frn
&C. eah.
WHISKY :. IN f.r demand at steady rate; s,l,' Of so
bhs nj 10 LI2!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

ALLEGED STREET RoBBEnY.-Yesterdly Officer
Clark Of the Twenty ninth Prccnc; aeted Henry pnhy ara
Michael OBren charge OF following Cornelius o1lsel
Of 233 FiGiefh from drinn saoon % the corner
Of Thry.seveuth street aud Sixth Monday neh
and fobbirg him his watch valued at % The accused
were committed for trial by Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

tAdverti'ementl
Applications for PASSPORTS prepared TOR one
folar l.. A. RoRgRTs, Notary Public.
No J03 Broadway, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

CouyrY CavyAss.-From the Eleventh Ward,
canyared yesterday, the IX,h District was sent
back for correction; the Seventeenth Ward, the
IXih, XIth, XIyth, aud XYIIih Districts, and from
the Twelfth Ward, tie yth and With Districts. Only
the Nineteenth Ward now remains to he eanvassod.
The footngs viii probably be made out to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

CorroS DREcT FEoH BrAuFoRr, S. Give
were yesterday shown tine sample of Sea Island
Cotton in is natural state brought home per steamer
Atlantic, and presented to John G. Dale, esq., agent
Of the Liverpool, New.York and Philadelphia Steam
chip Company.