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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17

Trustees sale.
DUBLIc notice IL h,i,iy gwen that en- the 2sth
] day Of August, 1871, IT,. door Il the Clerk u
Gf.ce in the eli, II Keel uI, &c County. Iowa. /
shall proceed sell fer eath IN b. nd the gh st
bidder he following Iroltrty, to wit: Lot number
twelve liz IN beck I,ni,r thitiy-tlree [asl in
the city Of h.ollk, county Of Lie aud State VI
Iowa.
The sale II made by virtue Of Deed Of Trus,
from Sarah Ann soekn an ard John ii. sockman
her busia nd to d AIDE To tect the raya emit of
certain rote made by the said sarsh Ann Sock
man AMI john II. socEman to the order Of Robert
l.. Kuddict for thesun ~ two hundred and ninety
eight and 80 100 dollars Is 81. dated August s.
1860. and payable twelve mt nths after date, which
note IL due and uuIsid, aud by the terms of the
Trust Deed su atqui,ed 10 s,ll the property.
Sale between the hoursof 10 O'Clock q. N. and
o'clock pm.
WILLIAM RuDDIcK, Trustee.
Augnss Is, ls61-dl0t
GOS.r PGnAi s.uyD PENS
a LARGE stock Of Morson's, warranted, just
OGDEN, BRowsELL 4,co..s
cirr BooKsroRn,
Apr6d 81 Main-st.
MILITARY WORKS.
TT $. Infantry Tactics, adopted May !, 1861,
~. price 81 rs.
Army Regulations, price 81 rs.
Viele's Hand Book for Active Service, 81 rs.
Us. Handbook fer the Soldier, % cents.
lloyd's M#pof the Seat OF War. % cents.
Anew supply for sale BY
NV. WEsICOTT,
augi3d Main-st., near 4th.
Powder.
EO KEGS FFFG. RIFLE.
so HALF KEGS do =
Ea KEGS MINING do
Received this day and for sale by
melld kELLiDG A BIRGE,
MAIL PAPER, WINDOW nRa DIES
w large stock for sale Mt
OGDEN ,BKOWNELL ACo.'s
CITr BeoE SronE
Apr25d No 81 Maipst.
SUGARS.
IN HHDs now receiving, all purchased lately
~ - ths low prices, and for sale very low by
~ KELLOGG 4 BIKOF,
1hl3 So AaiE-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-17

MAIL PAPER, WlNDOW SHADES
w large stock for sale Mt
OGDEN ,BKOWNELL 4 CO.'S
CIrr BeoE SronE,
Apr25d No BsMaip.st
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wopA also have to be simplified' Nor "o"iu VIC
pscessty which applied to city schools DC mere ~
~, n,r. have more exercise at their country auieS'
rd ara not confined so long at their studies. An re-
sDoe, to tbs and the military dill, 1t shouiu NC inc
dpv Of the Trustees to see that it was taught as iar
g practicable, to boys of age suitable iof learning
n Nv tbe teacher himself, who would fndno dliien-
- IN mastering the details Of tactics sufficient for
al r,r,oees. With as small q number as twelve
bor, company and sbirmi.h dTls could be taught
,c Is,er Is admirably suited for country boys, and
md ha delight as well as benefit to them. If
,bs school was near water TIC boys should be taught
10 swim.
By III, method all the public school boys Of the
STATE. when they reached certain ege, would lean
IN some degree how to acttogejhoras citizen soldiers,
and be prepared when called upon to do yeoman scr
vice in the CAUSE Of their country. All boys love
more Or less these exercises, and e they were aware
that il was within reach for them to become cadets
10 the Safe College by their own exertions they
would al whether from the country or city, strive
by industry aud perseverance to win the reward. IL
is in the patriotism, intelligence and enterprise OF or
youth, aije3 by physical strength d6eeH' that 'ne
TcrupE Of the Republican Union depends. ,..,.,-,.
EDWARD L. MOLINEUX.
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coInT cALFypAR-Tn, DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-GENERAI. TEEN.-Non-enume-
rated Nos a. a. l2g Fnumcrstcd.-No 26el, &c 216, 29i
s SO 81 30 3i1 5C2 35 3fg go SOL 5css J1, 3T, 800
3as so. 3d. sj3. 80
SUpKEug CovRr--CReUIT.-.P Nos. lOg.
8l1 1871 1871 1853 .i33 lcs, ii its7 l47, lifs $780,
/ $50 sJ.8 1910, SO ii6j 1924. 10, ~.
SUPERIOR CoUKT.--l'art Nos. 1881, 252j.
iel zi25 2sa 25iT 2s3J 1855 go 1851 26j 20l M.
- s I1is 863 583 1855 llZ. 1859 2o5, 229 III lsl5t
q = I-Ncs 1si4 2lf 2f90. 49, l5l. 2jit, 2lOl 2ools
1855 2iS3 2'5T 26s3 2eoo. 2GG2. 2i9i 900 2el9.
CorRr or CoNMCY HLFts-IUIAL TERM.-Part
No l?q els 1881 1852 IGg 1870 lelJ l6il, 1850 1907
1913 1916 IC.7 i649 Part llNos 1873 1899 l6lT 1913
1920 Iil2 IGl los e9t 1923 1852 1870 i20i, 93 $50
KINGs County CIRCUIT CCURr CALENDN.-
Nos 10 49, Ie9 l6j i6c l5 lG9 100 Ill 49, It's. no lS
III T.. i59, 100. 1911. 10 10 l34. ~ 90 80
BRooKLYy CRY CoyRT.--Nos. 6}, SO, AZ, CD, "a,
= a. G2 o. &c. o. g. o. 99t 100 80 oi lo2 1913 lOL
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAps oFFIcE-yOy. l

UNITED STATES MARsHALS 0FFICE-Noy 10.
The SLAYER AUGUSTA.
The crew Of this vessel was brought to tie Mar
shas Office this morning, and locked up for exami-
nation. The following are their names: Harry
King, Thomas Porter Frederick Hendricks Joseph
Brady, Charles Anderson, Sidney Oaksmith, Henry
Smith, Alexander G. Morris, Edward Meyers, John
Fisher, John Doney, Daniel McLanc. II. G. Smith,
j. W. Pinckney, r. w. Ravens, Jacob Williams,
Peter Smith, and John Doe.
Information was received that the tug-bost Achilles
had succeeded in capturing the Augusta.
APPLETON oAKsMITH SENT TO FORT LAFAYETTE.
This morning, the Marshal received instructions
from the Secretary of State directing lin to convey
Appleton Oaksmith, tho reputed owner Of the SLAYER
Augusta, to Fort Lafayette. The order was carried
out Immediately after its reception.
THE PRIZE ". II. KIBBY.
THIS vessel, whose seizure was reported yesterday,
has been delivered to the Prize Commissioners, who
proceeded to take testimony this morning.
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
The steamer Atlantic, arrived this morning from
Port Royal, brought Michas Siras, Joseph Muro.
Bartolo Ongelana, Jose Loselon, Alberto Jessra,
Francisco Venat, and Lealna Metara, n portion of
the crew of the schooner Providentia, which vessel
was seized by the United States gunboat Flag for
attempting to run tho blockade. They were trans
fered by the Flag to the Wabash, and sen, to this
port on tho atlantic as witnesses against the vessel
They were committed TO the House Of Detention TO
await proceedings, which will be instituted when the
schooner arrives here.
Another account says she sailed from Havana for
New-York Oct %, in ballast and Oh her voyage
was brought to by the U. S. gunboat Monticello,
when the mate of the bark was sent on board The
gunboat with her papers. for the inspection of the
officers. During his stay on board it came OH to
blow hard, go that it was impossible for him to
return to the bark, and he was taken into Hampton
Roads-and so came to the consignoe of the vessel
in this city, where he is anxously awaiting the
arrival Of his vessel and with her papers in his pos
sossion.
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rspr1n INrrNrloNs-A NEW ARMY =


One Of the most promising FIN. ~ 49,, ~.
American ingenuity since me outbreak OF the war.
/, the rev. a,s-y tent, sample OF which NAV he
seen nj the Office 81 the United States Paymaster. aI
No. 70 White street. Ihia Is the Invention of Mr..
Henry Glrbaneti Of this city, manufacturer of
Photographic materials. The improvement consists
in the addition OF adjustable canyas hunks to an or.
binary tent, which by day can be made to serve as
ere The tent fame consists of five Piecesa ridge
role, and two pieces at each end supporting each
other at an acute angle, like an inverted Y. Tho
hunks arc merely canvas stretched on light wooden
frames, which are supported BY loops in lasbiDgs
from the frame and can be detached if required for
use ae Observation-Disclosures after an engagement. Ii
the whole tent space ia required by day. the two tiers
OF hunks con be turned back against the tent-cover
by slipping the sliding ing to which the lshings are
attached; or, ii the occupants wish 10 use the lower
bunk as a settee or lounge, the upper one only can
he turned back, and the eettee Is already made.
The greet merit Of this ingenious Continuance is
the fact that il gives soldiers, at little or no
extra cost 10 Government, as dry and comfortable
bed as they would have al home, and the rheuma-
tisms camp feyers, neuralgia, chilli, and all the
lideous train OF maladies which spfing from the
practice OF sleeping on wet EARTH are, in great part,
obyinted. Tine efficiency OF our amy would be- Of
course greatly increased in this respect and the dis
comforts OF camp life very much reduced. BY the
simple plan of making the lower hunks double,
Ringing the frames at the inner cornere, beds for
four could be spread as easily as two are accom-
mOdatcd by the present plan, and the full compile
ment of six soldiers would be provided for In each
tent. Mr.. Garbanat has m oetagonshaped tent
which shelters sixteen men, the cost OF which Is only
about $50.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-Nov. la-Before


Andrew II. p. Miller was tried for assault aud
battery commute, Samuel Andrews the llth October.
sru acquitted. -.
Rsiaod Thursch tried fer the ofen,e sgainst
Goeib lscheineeke the 22d September, and acquitted
prilsch sclse pleaded guilty OF larceny OF money rom
Frederic Kerndor the l9h October. aud was reosnded
Julia Conkin and Eliza Taylor pleaded guilty OF grsnd sr-
tie 18th October from Ophel1 UTlts ana "efs
sent the State Prison two years ca , $3.50.
John Quinn pleaded guilty OF grand arcsny frcm John VIII
KIN and % the Peaenary for nix months end hned
800.
John A. Carter alias Charles Day. tried FOX circulating
ceurerfei nm. al, being his second cen.e. lie
yi,ed and reusni,d.
Henry S pleaded guiy Of assaut on ETasrsus scar
foi ana Wa scit 10 tie 'y prison for five days
John ColdeTblch pleaded guilty o. stealing some norey
o eose Jeikel October 3D. and sent to the Szto
Prison for two years.
Josoph Hecran pleaded guilty n burglary n the third de-
NEE avu. enleld shoemaker shop OF Heinrich kC1ia-
sor IN Rector st rc the Sch 81 November. lie sent
20 tle so Prison i0r thrce years.
Charles H. Icfcrds whs tried not long since for tbs
nrcr OF " alton and Matthews brought into Court on
now indictment. r Brady appeared ~ his council and tho
Plea Ot guilty The case IS then SCI down ol cary IN
De,tmhtr Adjourned.
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A CORRECTION.
To he Eaaoyef The N. u Tribune.

To he Eaaoyef The N y. Tribune
SIR: The special Dispatch from Washington in your
issue Of this Saturday. morning IN speaking Of the Rebel ri
ratica preparations In ansae Mr.. Ward, formerly
Minister to China who managed to get abroad by way Of
Canada thought be his way to the Ceess bearing
letters calculated to further this end"
Your correspondent Il entirely mistaken In this assertion
have letter from Mr. Ward. dated at Leshorn Oct %.
aud received by the last steamer
Intelligence of accident which Il supposed mass
prove fatal to his and the consequent suffering OF hs
family hurried him abroad without moments delay.
This was tho sole OF his going and far from bis having
any intention Of visiting the Celesas It gives me pleasure 70
say hs his child lies recovered and that he VII soon resan
to this country. Yours, truly. CYRUS W. FIELD
Neic- ioIk, Nov. l6, 1861.
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THE ALLEGED SEIZURE OF A SPANISH
VESSEL.

The telegraph reported Tuesday morning the
seizure of Spanish lark o Charleston, aud In charge
Of prize crew. This isthe Spanish bark Providencia
Capt. Vetcb, sailed from Havans for New-York.
Oct %, in ballast, and on her voyage was brought
to blythe United States guB-bOat Monticello, when
the mate Of the bark sent on board the gun-boat
with her papers for the inspection Of the officers.
Duing bis stay Oh board il came on to blow hard so
that L was impossible for him to return TO the bark,
aud he was taken into Hampton Roads and 50 came
on 10 tie cousiguec Of the vessel ia this city, Where
be Is now anziousiy awaiting Inc aTriys. Of h's YES
rel, with ici lapels in bis possession.
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JOHN HINNAMAN.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
az. kEILy,s orrRArIoNs NT RoMNGY.

cs,,soenseuce ofThs Baltimore American.
CrMrELASD, Md, Nov. -, 1861.
Col Kelly, or rather now Gen. Kelly, with
fsTCs Of about coo men, is quietly throwing up H.
trenchments at Romney.
A detachment of 300 of orr Potomac Border
Line Brigade have JUS, decamped for Green Spring,
mouth of South Branch, a point selected BY Cen.
Kelly as military basis for operations in Virginia,
instead Of New-Greek. The reason is obvious for
ihe charge OF position. Green Spring is only SIX
teen niles FROM ROmney, over tirst-rate turnpike
road. From New-Creek to Romney is twenty seven
niles, over the worst kind Of road for march. The
bridge at Ncw-Creek, carried away by sthe late
fesEei, has been replaced, aud is now in use. The
railroad will lie opened TO Green Spring and ON TO
Psw.payy this week; then you will clearly see the
increased facility of the concentration Of troops from
Western Virginia to the new insead Of the Old
Strategic pOiut.
q, Ronrev. save q few detached as q guard to pro-
tstt the North Branch ard Patterson Creek bridges.
Gov. I.etoher's incendiaries have left
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en ausd wl 81 eo.t. ordr to BE .s,llea On e.e d.z.

ion granted with 81 costa Order be settled days
notice.
Il Before Justice PecKH.n
granted
Leon God,mith sgs Charlotte Standardization foe
Daniel b. T. CHARLES, &c. ss. John H. NeiTey-Judgmens
Of foreclosure ind sale granted
Artisen's Bank ct al sst John Darsnd; Henry Van Wat
9. al agt Jones kersbaw ct a. r. C. Gsle eg Isasc NJ.
suher Timothy Boxer jr ast Henry n. Pierson Isabella
Halliday sgt Nathan D. MoIgn Archibald Philips E. agt.
Israel u. Condit FraDkin willard sg y. Earles.Moons
ABRAHAM g Uuderhn agt Calvin o Billing. sc-Refr-
Slater Bank ng,. James H. Sturdy e. aMotiou granted:
Thomas Coy er at Josephine g. GoIyer &C. wHi,m u.
Collyer ag, The Ssms.-Rcferred to NJ Uhhoefer esq.
George Loyett as Elizabeth Mezzette ct s-Refeedt 10
joseph W frusst Sgt George Il. BrOwn.-Refensd to
John @ GosOergor ct al est John sladcMo,ion granted.
Milton sheldon ng ossrgiana ct granted;
Nicholas Croner sst. Conrad Bowers &cRefcrence to T.
Harris 1renson AT. Julius Prayer; The sg Mayer
cohnsoton granted unless rlsinf pay defendant costs
Cherries Lalarce ct a. sgt john r. Gilchrt ct nlMotion
granted Defendants to have 70 days to copy Of ioef
Daniel n. orifEea agt Anna FRIEDMAN 60 Horace r.
Clark agt Hugh MeekeI ct ali The sst the Mary
The Granite Bank usi. john H. BaconSIotion for COM
n,slon SrSSfsd Lol stay cost to s3ae event o...
Company-Moon granted entering appearance Of defend
ants; paying 10 coats Of motion and conserving to refer
Judgment 10 stand security and ell proceedings
thereon TO be unaffected by this action.
Herman MaTcnse a. azt Adoph Msnzer ct aL-Motien
granted for first Friday IN December
Psaa Stevens e. Frank MoOre-5roon granted with 80
costa.
Herman Fessenhen egt IT, +. Miller Wm II Moore agf.
Henry Bowen ct al: The Conn entail Bank agt VIM IL.
Lee ct all Hudson hi. sey sgt Charles Van Allen 6cs
Thos c. DoTeiaus e. oil. sg. Alder c. Ramsey; Herman
acl acl Ct al Julius ct al John Weird ct al
AT Rnfus H. Johnson ct a. Thos White act. Henry ID.
Chapu Frederick Van stale agt L. G. ShotEel ct al John
sat- Josep r. Oetiinecr ct a. Gerinen Mutual
as,sssce Society George Luch ct ell Artisans Bank agt
H. r. Andrews; The act. james X Jacklon &C Alex
sudef b. a,rc sgt Robert Ofac'c samuel T. Ssubo &c
se Elizabeth Manufacturing Company JsIaes Denps ast
Edward Roberts &c.: John j. Reynolds az. John j. Tylsri
Moses Took al Nicholas Meyer e al Artisans Bank ags.
VIM. r. Martin (swO csscsl.-AlotioHs granted
Otto Fsbsico si sgt. Heary G. Bowen ct al-Motion
granted, With so
Edwin keeler at. Lydia BoruekMod'n granted. on pay
rnent II : 10
ziOa n Kitchen sg. Henr Lsns-MOdOn granted for isd
Friday in Declr.bsr
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After further dscusoion the resolution was with
drawn until the next meeting.
hIr Tweed inquired what was the state Of the
business in relation to the building Of the new Court
House.
Mr.. Purdy answered that the Committee had done
everything they could to further the work that the
onerous duties Of elections ard nominations for Tam
many candidates for Chief NJ lgistrate Of this city
would allow. The proper place to obtain The details
Of the work WINS the Controllers office.
Several private bills were raised.
The Board adjourned to Monday, at O'Clock p. m.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouET-Noy. is-Beto'e
Inile

PRIZE CARGoEs-FSEMl q PROPERTY.
The United agt the Of the schooner Lyuohbs
This was appeal from the decree OF Judge
Bette conforming the cargo 81 the schooner yuchburg The
que sons involved are whether the fact Of Iedepcy Ia
aie declared be IN Rebellion Against the Government Is
10 Itself sufficient declare such resident. pablo enemy and
whether the property OF such resident be seized unon
a by the blockadng squadron the Collector OF Port
Judge Belts decided both Of ,se proportions in the ehm2
tive. The appeal Il argument. -
MI Buifill aud b. Il. Sliuan for Appellate; VIVA VI.
Evsrs r. D. Saith, and Stewart L. Woodfogd for tho Gov
arum
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"THE UNION. IT'S PERILs AND ITS HOPES

GRAFTON BY THE HON. DANL. S. DICKINSON.
The Brooklyn Aeademyof Music was crowded on
Monday evening to lisien to an address by Hon. Dan
iels. Dickinson, before the Brooklyn Young Mems
christian Association, upon the above subject. A
ecodly portion Of tho audience composed Of tie
islr sex, and upon the platform were many Of the
solid men" of Brooklyn. Doiworth's Band was
IA attendance, and performed several patriotic pieces.
6 ny. Dickinson appeared upon the platform a.
!ew minutes past clock, and was received wi,li
aPpAsc. He began by stating that the Iise o. this
Mspaelc aud It's progress TO Us present Dimensions,
we're events In the history Of nations which were
contemplated with interest all over the world. We
naa Par Ell through two severe trials in our history
sna another now presented itfclf in the present
"el,n Tien must be prt down, even ii it is neces-
my 70 PUCK AZ up ~ tAc roots. Applause Trace
rom the teg'rnnS 10 It's last outline. and you
Slu ma II more Lideous monster then TIC
world ever saw. II wes not q Gaze where
lee people consPircd ae.inst the Government
Bot where the ciccrs OF tie GcyeYnnen, cons rcd
'gt'sl 'Le pooi'e was perfected a he naiion's
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR MISsoURI-F. T.
BLAIR.
70 q. El.lar Of ne N Y TT ae.

To he Editor Of TzeN u tn ne.
s,p. Won published Frank z. Blair's ArPrN to
o., ,l i,izens Of the Free staes-calins on them for
and ,sfg for the troops Which enrolling their
names IA the service ofhe country. Yen inside appeal .
e psiotic citizens TO ooe forward and contribute to tie
robe cease Huneds ord thousands tdIopond most molly
Thousands upon thousands Of loas Ct money sent TO-
settler w great quantity Of clothing. Now the question is
vhs va done " Tin al that money eId clothing?
s your duty Sir copd0c.o Of public journal which
,.td upon us to contribute, CAL on FRANK P BL,R,
r. TO ReyDrn ~ ACCOUNT ToR aLJ MONEY NEcKlyED AND
~ SHOW VOUCHERS FoR IT Displacement.
JOHN HINNAMAN.
C'ac,aeali oct. 81, 136i
I'VE bare not a doubt that Col. Blair ex-
PENDED every cent Of those contributions faith
fully aud iudiciously, and can convince any can
did investigator that he has done 80. He may
or may not have formal vouchers for every
disbursements; but, let a Cincinnati or other
Committee write him respectful letter asking
him TO account for his receipts in behalf Of the
Union cause, and they viii doubtless be salts
fed with his answer.--Ed. Ydb.
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The anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar mas
inst been celebrated in England. The engagement
was fought filysix years ago, yet ono hunorod anu
seventeen veteran officers OF the British navy VINO
participated in il met at the Royal Navy Cino 70
celebrate the day. Among them were Admirals Sar-
t,rious and Hole, and yice-Adm'r"s Bruce. Plum
RIDGE Walpolc aud Westphai.
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TnE CALIToRsIA REBrLs.-Ex-SenstoT Gwin, j..
Calhoun Benharn, and j. l.. Brent, who had been
confined in the First Ward SlaIionouse since saiur.
day evening" were on Monday morning removed,
under charge Of Capt. siiway, 10 Font Lafayette.
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CoNIIscMIYG PRoPERTYoF LOYALME


Sir: There must be some mistake in reference 10
your understanding " that none but the Rebel in
,erest in vessels is PIT in peril by any proceedings
under the Confscaton act as asserted in this NOM
ings editorial because, in the case OF the United
States ag,. the brig Henry McRae, &c, the whole
vessel Is beled, although her master, Capt Crocker,
loyal citizen, born and rescing in the North, is the
owner Of one quarter. And when this fact was
made known to the Secretary OF the Treasury, in
the form Of an aidayit-in itsef sufficient oath Of
allegiance to have released lin from Fort Lafayette,
il he had been under arrest for political reasons
aHd release Of the Captains one-fourih from the
libel sought on account Of the peculiar hardehip OF
the ease, that the earnings Of lifetime bad been
invested therein and that he WAS unable to protect
bis interests on a SALE Mr.. Chase referred the matter
to tie Collector Of tbs Port who declined to inter-
iere until the whole vessel should be condemned, by
reason Of her partial Southern ownership remarking
that the innocent should suffer with the guilty"
New. To,k, Nov Z, 1901.
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LECTURE TO TIE DEAF AND DUMB.-Stewart l..
Woodford viii lecture this evening at the lecture
room of the Rev. Mr.. Callaudet's church, in
Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue. This is one Of
course given for the entertainment aud instruction
of the deaf mues attending this church. Mr. Gallau-
Diet accompanies the lecturer rendering bis words
into the sign language. Mr. Woodiords subject is,
" The Power of an Idea"
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TnE MAGDALry SoclETY.-A fair for the sale Of
useful and fancy articles for the benefit Of that ez'
cellent institution, the New-York @agdalen Society
viii be opened to-day at Dodwohhs Building
Broadway and Twenty-sixlh street, and continued
durnr the rest Of the week. "All articles will be
sold at reasonable store prices and correct change re-
fUrned.
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sURROGA TE's cOURT-NOv. I9.-BefaTe Surrogate Y

sURROG ATE s COuRT-NOv. I9-BefoFe Surrogate " KIT
THE PARISH WILL cAsE-ETLL ADMITTED.
AmOfion was made in tie Parish will Gaze this
ipersts Of the Parish esae Decision reserved ExJudss
Edmond, for motion; Eyafts * Dillon opposed:
Tho wills Of the follow ing named PERSONS deceased nsvs
been fdmied to probae Mary Argul Marley Csrsen Dos
cher arha McGrosIty Helene GhrInsD, Elizabeth oenney
and Sanh toller.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srHcrA1 TeRx-Noy lg-Betoro Jus.
tice hOgCRikP.

Thomas u. NuspIave act. Floyd Bliley ct al
Motion for commission and lsy Of proceedings granted ON
terms.
Emil Sooni-g agt Tho5ss s. Mitchell ct sl-keerred
70 Moses y. Malay, esd, 10 take testimony &c.
William Wright sg Hcury A. Weeks ct al.-Bu Of costs
settled.
Before Juscs HOFFMAN,.
Martha C. Rogers, Administrative, against Edwn
P. Chhity.-C ompisius di missed, with costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
SUPREME COuRT-CHAxDrRs--Nov Is.-Before Jrsti
SUTHERLAND.


Edward j. Tinckham agt. John b. Borst.-Motion
granted with $40 coat Order TO be settled days
notice.
Elizabeth NJ Jones ct sl egs Thomas c. Butler it, ct al
Motion gaued Question OF costa, &c, received until set.
ticut Of order Order be settled days notice
neu5en J. Bart c, al OF. Thomas 3. Nh.naa ct slMo