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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
BY order OF the President and Directors.
VIM r. MUNFORD, Sec'y.
Ryrhmond 1cf I iS6l 5-lawf9s0

ssN VIM i. MUNFOkD, Sec'y.
Richmond, Oct. l, 1861. oc 2-2a~t2eO
3 W RaaiNIA AT Ruies held in the Clerks Of
Y fee Of the Circuit Court Of Louisa county
Monday. August the 5th is6l-
Reuben b. Dnvts--.- -Pitf.,
Agaiass
Samuel Congdon, Thomas Martin
and David Keener, end such IL cu, s.y,,,
others as may have any interest "
. u the WheM Maaaa Copper Min
ing Company, whose names and
nnEber are unknown. .Dfts..J
The object Of this suit IN to attach, and IL neces
ssry. 70 ssh the Wheal Maria Copper Mining pro.
p1rty, with about one hundred acres of land IT.
tached 10 the saine and the engines and machinery
Of hs same ia order to satisfy the clsi and
Of the plaintiff, one amounting to $50 with inter
est ON the same from the 18th Ut june 1861 till
paid; one amounting to the SIM of, A3l .s5; and
the ofssr accounting to the sum Of xl6s 90 with
lnse-esf each OF the last two debts from the 5tb
hay OF july 1861, till paid
And affidavit having been made and filed that the
Defendants above named, aud those by the general
description OF parties unknown, are not residents
Of THE state, and unknown parties sn motion OF
the plaintiff by his attorney, Il ordered that the
raid defendants above named. and those by the
Esnsf.. description Of parties unknown. do appear
here, within one month after dus publication Of
this order and do what is necessary 70 protect their
Interest s. II ssi. suit .v a ncspy1Is.s; -,
vtEsT MADE 10 PHisICIANS.--n Il
rssp<csfniiy requested that the Physicians Of
l.
and 9sh STREETS saeh officers and soldiers under
thsif charge ~ are CHARTERED IN private families
hotelA, and boarding houses stating their eondi
sop, where CHARTERED ana. far ~ practcanle The
regssassi Esd company u whieb fhsy belong. This
.fsrh,@aion will greatly promote the pubic ear.
VIA.
A.. sasers sud soidf~sS quartsrsa IN private TAM
p.ts. hotels. and boarding -hoasss, who have been
!. s'k, bat are M sstsndd BY my physician, win
report themselves ~ aA0ys stating thslS condition
location. company, sad sesimsni.
JAO. n. WINDEK,
0e lH---N Brig. 6enerL
.NfEDitINAL HRANDy,-4 4usatsr pipse
III sJviss kp6ln q CO. ~ bfaad, a. sals By
ese & q. y. NAyEkPohT,
nNAYLukn CHALk~~IA kaxes. ss4esssd
ssts aaisv WAsATkLEe Z aN,
80. y Z ~ - - -
HLUE-x Ev I6Is q Soed GLUE q -
Hi 4xfrLxx 3 ul,.. - lyslaA
TxHOxa - ~ - 6y1sssls - =
- ) !. s. ozyIauop1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

hISSoLU N.--'fhe ce-oartnersLip of
CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO., was dis
solved ON July LIST, by mutual consent J. A.
CLaRKsoN will settle the business, though eithe.
partner will sign in liquidation The books and
accounts can be found st the office OF CLARKsos
CO., No. l06 Main street J. A. CLARXSON.
]. M. Anderson
al Its II. 3RCWNII.L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
], iilU,lu tliSuatrll.
rAxEwELk TO sumxER.

TUESDAY soRsfS Ger %, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22

~OFFiCE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM.
fANY.
TIE MANAGERS OF HOSPT- AIS in th:a
city viii please leave their AODREa d. this Office
hat may know where to deliver thar freight
All 3l--ts J. +. GiBasfh Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

CoTros Is ILLIyoIs.-A letter from the West
states that several farmers in Southern Illinois have
engaged in tho business Of cotton raising THE reason
- One farmer in Christian County on the line o.
The Illinois Central Railroad planted ten acres ibis
wear and although IL was p anted TO late that but
one picking could be had, yet the average product
was 800 pounds per acre. This at present prices Is
donbly profitable TO the rasing of wheat or corn.
This experiment has encouraged the produce ex-
perimenter that be proposes 20 enter largely into
cotton raising another seaeoneven TO the extent OF
OOO acres Other parties in that and the neighbor
In. counties are preparing to make this their rrin-
cipal bu.iness another year. Buildings and ma
cliuery are to be erected for ginning and balng.
The Tennessee upland variety is raised. One reel.
dent of "a years standing ssys he has raised cotton
every season without single failure, which is more
than can be said OF wheat or corn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
MARINE JOURN4L.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK......Nov.
Cleared.
Low Kingston. lam. Walden 1

s,eam,hps- Cleator Brl Low. Kingston Jam Walden
Booth. Ediubuf IN tBrl Mr-h0lse, Liverpool, J. u Dale
Sbio.-Junius ETskine R1t'erds ~. Salem Co. Rove.
nue. ETH Liverpool uos land tIothin sha Monarch Of
the seas Speucer Liverpool Lswrcnc" titles Co. Weston
Merit. Robiasou Liverpool. SOY Biggest siencia,
Austin London X. p. Buck CO Geors lBlo-nen honefs,
Genoa Tor ordefs o. J. Bechiei
Barks-tjniou OBJ Mcte' zs Cardiff Lreit, >on 90.
Elizabeth (Brl Paterson LSofp =. kenncy~syi Lncy
Flt,heth Nichols Gloucester, walsh. 2ftes ,nasc lar
RE, Hayelton DnniwaieT Falmouth, Nesuiith sous
Brig-SamueI &. Adams. Carver Havana, IfDjnlJ ku.
sell
Schooners Bella Peck Gardper. NevBe'oTd, /. Kenny
A Parsons shaw, baltimore Van Brsut = slaghs Msgne;
S.bborn Ehzsbethpo5, T. fsuaD Go, b,0nl BIZ Ben
son ST. Stephens y. D., John Boyuton oohi L. Nsfrns
Ton Parker San Juan del Norie; W. u. Darling ba1tHr
Philadelphia, Ht~es Tariff. Provost Ssrotdi susan
Bcsr.c Boston. !. {. Homer Parker. Botou r. Bnck
Co Mary Emma. Hul-e, - Johns y =, baAer Dayton;
Horace Buuker Baltimore, McCTeao. Mott Co Progress
fBr) Bennett Ply mouth, }. {. Mccarthy Drew bans'
Boston =,
Brown Carr Y ydence L. Kenny Jene Maria Ward, Nor
with, II. ;. Racket. -,
Philadelphia James lisud.
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Died.
CARLILEt

CARLILE-On Friday morning, Nov. Y, az O'clock, Els
Louise oBl, daughter OF Jsoies and SDssn 4 CAME
The relatives friends Of the family and those OF Der pano
father Thomas Shorthand respectfully invited 70 attend
her funeral this Saturday. afternoon ct o'clock from sne
residence Of her parents No OIL Carroll street, South
Brooklyn.
CLINTON On Thur,day morning, Nov. 2i, Charles A.
Clinton, eldest son Of the late Dewitt Clinton =, an,
HIS funeisl viii take place Saturday afternoon the I'D
ilsI o'clock from the lhich OF tie Trsnsbgu' atom
East Twenty ninth street. The Teatye sd inends OF tue
family respectfully invited to attend without IuInei IN
yilgtion.
CRAEE-on Friday morning Nov. %, Annie D.. younse',
daughter Of lsacA sna srsh Crane aged years ana
The relatives and friends Of her parents repe fuy invited
70 attend the funeral from ther Iesieencc no. III West
Twenty thid street tomorrow (Suhdsyl g. u ocoek pm.
GEER- On Thurseay Nov a. MIRA Lucinda Oecr aged %
yeas, widow Of the late Seth GeeF.
fT fFo The hoase Of her 200, D. sch Geer at No
rs Eas. FoHyaith street. on Saturday afternoon at
HAMILTOy-On Friday Nov. %, at : O'Clock p. m, Hr,
Mary Hamilton, tho beloved " e 0f Thom,s Hamilton.
a re S he. aa o ,a s9 h9 M . rom lite
residence. No. 40 Delaney street. Ac~f ors at oeloeS
HART - About midnight, THURSDAY, Nov 81, julian
sesbrok Of Charles and Esther Hart aged years aud
The farcral viii take place Sandy at p from No.
lGl SciermerhoIn stree, Brooklyn.
HUNTING-On Thu sdsy morning Nov - Minnie LeoDors,
arcd years and months only child OF WIZ ;" aud La'I'
T.. Enntiug
from the residence OF Dr. C. Y. CaIas0n, No. 20 Easi
1htieth .t.eot IL O'Clock Saturday morning sd ms,
McCUSE 90 In his city. on Thursday evening Nov ~
Florence youngest daughter Of Charles W and sarah 4
Net unc, aged years and months
The relatives friends 81 IL, family specny invieo
attend be- fupes fon the resseIce Of her parents No.
% East Twenty iiaih street. sunday afternoon at
o'clock wil4out iuItheG invitation.
ROCKWELL 80 On Thursday. Nov 81. Of consumption.
Charles Edward. son u the iate Jsues e. ckrri
TIE relatives and friends q the family are respectfully invited
70 attend his funr!sl his late sfic, No ~ kd
fiieih street, sunday, Iitn inst 81 O'Clock p n.
RUDO-At West BlaouSciI n. J.. Friday, Nos. p
EGSaId ?. r. ID, AGED % years
The funersi Will be held Sunday p Sag BsrboI LoDi
lslaai Care leave New ok nom foot ~ 5srs shp at
Saturday and the boai Massachusetts honl ZANE
place az p N.
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Arrived.

ship Her1ocen Won 6rabat tBreuienl Beings Bremen
days md.e AID Isl pass To- husrl br No'i u.s. M ~ on'
stoke slip Ladog, f Bos,on hence 10Y hAFrc IL day.
Shin Mary fof Bath or Bsrdeaux - DAYS in ballast TO
master Nov ~ joseph ttnaDdsz cf Bnonos Ayres, COCK
missed sud supposed TO have fallen o'eoeafd rom the
Slip ConinooIe DR. Of Absrdeeu Dalgaruo, London -
bAs. 70 rde He'd strong y '" gaies "E the past
ship jams jr Abeel Liverpool Oct e. udse and
ship Lucy Harriet urus.D Won Hsnde, Bristol Is days
Pc Ene.uan tB- ofNcrth Shields Home Gloucester
q days ballast to order Nov a. ia la % T. lon 50 %
spoke the bark 1honas hlsm ron aon io5 se%i OLA
days out with Ezzen toPgast carried away 1872 lat n 81
o. sRnslei tahee Hamilton on ADt~rfp ior New
York n dave cut showing third dist pendant ESQ The T.
10 days Sable Island since then he'd strong " W.
eales. :. %, ,,.
Newry 81 days ia ballast TO dmi,ten Bros Nov lat -
loa. - % spoke bark Ann Carr Br fon Yarmouth for
Bark Lebanon iof Boston Giles Hayre y days in bass,
J. w Elwen Co. Nov w. lat a. ion %, poke the ship
Bark MAGNOLIA strksy DunAfk Oct IN oall4s, to Wake
Brig linton CDr Smith Horton. n $, days potatoes to
scr OIoiona ,of BridgrrOr Wheeler Antwerp % DAYS,
spoke ship l. Cushing from Pernaneuc1 Tor EcwYOrk or
seSr Lyrnaed tBr) Amos St. John n B. days. tiuber
sehr. n Berry Iof Camden, Lamb 81, Andrews, N. B.,
Schr. Maine Blown. EEsbeshport coal for Boston.
sehr. Uniou Libby, Eizaoethport coal for Boston.
Sclr. Charger Mahsu tal River, ia ballast.
schr. John Adslns Ha.cb. Rocslsnd
Steamer Ches,peaks, Crowen Posad udse and ps's 70
II. Cromwell a Co.
Steamer Elizabeth Fowler Baltimore. mdse. to William
pszei
Steamer Facon Edwsrds Baltimore. mdse. to William
DakclL
Steamer Vulcan Morrison Philadelphia mdsc to J. N.
Bng.s.
Steamer wes.chesr Jones' PrOy1sce Ini.e. TO Edward
sIe~mer Concord Norman Phlsdeiphis mdse. to Lopez
Kirkpatrick
RELON-Ship BsIDabss Webb. Hew rs, from HAVE.
ship Hero CsldrRy flom Antwerp Oct s.
Ship American Congress Woodward. from London.
Ado several otbers, unknown.
SAlLED--Noy 2-Ship. \igiiar. Sombrero Island SheT
dan Antwerp; Aroole Falmouth; bnyne lbl. Feetwood
Baiks Henry hL Aar.eiles J. A. HsZsd Mssuz4s Petcf
Denin (hDAl unknown. BIss Howard CsIk Lady OF the
Lake DemersTa schr New Greyhound Porto b.oi Emma
savanna Ia Mar.
WIND-Sunset, S. +. very light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
TgE ENORMOUS ARN.YESrs or Eus

TIE EYoRMoUs ARN.YESTs or EraoPE.--Some
correct statistics have been collected respecting the
number of men employed in the armies of Europe,
and il really almost enouGh TO make one despair Of
the progress of mankind 20 find that something ike
900 600 Of men, at the lowest computation, are
under arms Here IL q list: Arrny Of Austria, ~,
3i4; Prtissin. 1909; Russia, $4,000; France.
G26 900; Great Britain and IDdia 81, 81; Denmark,
sweden, Spain, Portugal and Italy, 1903, fT-total,
3,77l ,760. The cost of maintaining, clothing, and
paying these men, at tue low average Of Gao per
head is $50, 900 per annum; but the loss is not
20 be measur by this sum, enormous as il is for We
must also reckon what would be gained were this
mass of labor productive, instead Of unproiuctve.
The labor Of 377l, 760 able.bodied men cannot be
calculated q, producing less than el20 oo0 900 per
annum, 70 tina; virtually between the cost of their
maintenance aud what they ought to produce were
their labor utilized, there is difference Of some
thing like f3OO0O0 900 a year. We are quite cure
this sun is rather under than over the mark. The
worst feature OF all this is that see no termi
nation to this expenditure Since the breakdown OF
popular institutions in America, and the outbreak Of
the savage war which the Republicans and Deno.
Gratis of that country waging against each other
We may turn in vain for consolation from the Old to
the New World, Money Aaks. Review.
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MARRIED.

BARTOw-LEsLlF-At 81. Peter. Church, Brooklyn, By
the Rev John A. Paddock "Wednesday ming, Nov. 10
1hos r. Barlow Editor OF The Hansrdoa IN. J) Repub.
can to Minnie c. eldest daughter OF the lAts John w.
Leslie Of Brooklyn.
DAY-NURDOCk-On Thursday, Nov. 81 by the Rev. J,
NJ Mac4nsy j. George Day Jeanette Of CareS
Aurdock
IILLIE-GILMAN-On Thursday, Nov 81 In this city. BY
the Rev. H. 5. Cook, Benaria Al. Lille 20 Mary q. Gil
man. daughter OF Samuel Gilman, all Of the City Of New
York
TITUs-CONKLIN,-In this city on THURSDAY Nov 81. IN
the first Pre- byerian Cnarch by the Rev. G. c. Norton
Mr. Sidney B. 1ilvs,o Miss Mary T. Consn, daughter o.
John p. Conklin esq, OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Con.os were rather depressed h. the earlier part Of the
wsek partly from the o. business and ply nom
political c0usdcra.os the difference between France and
Switzerland causing unefsy feeling; while relsOns
with o., United States generally believed & be IN hn IN
position On the reduction Of the bbnk rate Row
ever rdyancs took place vtiea cortiuued to-day the
osnz prices this week being the highest since last Ihufsday
The low rate Of money m induces Investments or the pct
OF banks eud other u0neyed establishments while The public
sppesr rstlsr t. eel moderately r 70 v s;nn ia "cuflir
Welding better interest tonsSs closed tbs ateGnOon
70, s9 ard q, a2 dividend for The account
o sdssBoe Of n a. cent
iha continued Ia Che Money market has cs9sd re-
neved de1ad for kxcheqEer bills and further ie Of ieott
has taken place the fua quotations being on eninn
for die March i.ue and u for the June India bonds
are also higher, at l20 10 premium .
TLs nuaI tIce French y the Paris Bourse this
evening wa eaL 55e showing flher Of = cent
Annexed is the latest statement Of the Bank Of
England:
Account puusnt 70 Act ii and e,h Victoria cap 81 for
the week ending "wednesday Nov. D. lsoi.
issrE DEPAIrAEsT.
Notes Issued. ej3 l7s Government debt Gll O3 leo
Other secuIiie-... JG4 OOi
Gold coin and buln iJ,<03,25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ANEW MONSTER RpLE FAcroRr-Exeayations
have been commenced at the corner Of Hewes street
and Kent avenue on grouId purchased Of Mr.. Jere'
mah J,bnson IT,, for the erection Of large faeaory
for the mandatory of Mr.. ID. Moores patent rifles,
revolvers, and other firearms. Mr.. Moore Is ~
present located in Durham place but the excellence
Il bis patent firearms has caused such an enormous
demand for them that he having associated himself
with other gentlemen, las been obliged to seek other
quarters. He has accordingly commenced the cree
ton of this factory, which will be completed in the
short tine of thirty working days. The building
viii be % feet by 300, and four stories high. The
oost will be about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
ilurc iUnes, 81.

n BEG leave TO state that | have opened my
store a, No 2O3 Pesr.t Msden-itue where shsl!
constantly keep foil o. the WINES AMI ~ E
UOGNAC BRA snltS Of Mesags PAUL Dr. CONiNCh,
MONOD a GJiRAtD.
Orders respectfully solicited ard ~ DC PIompt At
ssnOsd -. j. ~ ARC MARI \.
BoRpRArx. July l. 1851.
We to- honor inform the public Aa nave e-'sh
hshed dspJs Of ouI Va INES ia the Ciy Of NesN OH aud
have appcirtrd Mr. J. NJ re MARTIN Asen Tor the
United Ststes and the Csnads..
All Vices siTicy pure, and can be used ' IN
raleiy FOR family aud me 81, iusi purpose'
PAUL d. CONlNCh, MONOD GUiBAID.
We take pleasure 20 recommend with entire coodence NJ
J. MARC MARTIN Agent o. the i'm fADb De co
NINCk, MONOD GUlRAUO Of Bod aux. We en- IS
friends that the, may ely v purity o. al Niues
cod by the, hrm through Ar. MARTIN.
GURDON Buck, N. D., NewYo,k
HORACE GREEN u. H.. New-l Ork.
WILLIAM X. BROWN ~. d, bro1ElyD.
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DiSnaeerN. Ar.

TNRgowS VESsFL Acknowledges. Cfowei OF me "esnpef
Chesapeake which arrived Friday morning 'fon
reports passing d, clock Friday moIniIg
scnr. ashore Hogs Back uie Cse, sAe '' nis" 'A'
dry. ~ 1851
m, ,, n... n.,,.v a, snd s,om New York for Havre
with Gro Of heat and -four pat n here WIN lesa o.
rudder gone aud lesky The brs Alice Oh ~ ,
N $ rom Remedies, with sugar FOR cis,s' . go ~
I.sky TIE bark Hero previously repoeo ns.ng Pal
with pump. chosed saed for New-l era Oh voc I'm p,,
W. had yghtul disasters on the cost or me a. rev
asv b.t beng on the north aud east side Of tn stand van
moi eject the American shipping .,,<,,.
Iby Letter ~ Ehwec1 wNssss esq Dec o y" sAu""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23
Tho Board OF Rnnre-

THF FIRE DEPARrMEST.-The Board OF Repre-
sentative. o. the Fire Department Western District, have
placed in the following candidates. for Assistant
Engineers. Z. Lahey Of Engine No hoa@! Bat Eng.oe
No 3; Chsrl.. etGege Engine No. p. Fizrsics In.
CINE NO. $ H. Taylor Engine No 81 H. J. Whiting Engine
30 d. w McMullef Eagine No. IL, W. julian Engine No
~ A. Gilchri,t Engine No i6 Charles sefkp, Hcsr No H.
WIN Vsnderyeer, d. Simpson q. Ward and Vim. McLaugh
lin pre- mt iucuuibents, We're r,nonlnaed
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Go T0bom II man Ccntsri1.

A PORTRAIT of Capt. EDM Ar, YIN IN
"a CENT TIL resiives Of EDW,itD ~ " 80. .,
{. ,,sn OF the Lent GUARD laiy ds'a eS "a m, eo
anil Us 70 ooss me- Known 10 hem u the owner such
Ponrsi, SOY sqewipg whsie = sNLToN
e. 1s Noe be vii confer particular faver'
DpNsIoNS. BOLNTY-M0NEY, and PAY
t'I"NS'v-N- IL View and h ciIs from the United
slsiss y" eip"'"' Gt O NDJpMAN, No y Phest.
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Receipts Of Prsoscs.

Nov 22-4s 900 bill. Flour, 1913 bJs Whisky, go coo
bn,.b Whest Il3O0V bush Corn D. OoD hush. Oats, Vo
b RIVE zse bush seed, H. - bush barley 4J pigs Pro
vsous ~ psg Ashes los pkgs Buekwhss Flour 1870 pkg
lad ~ Pig. Dried Hey
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The Steamship United Kingdom
nj Portland.

FOk1LtND Ne, Fridsy, Nov. IT IBoI
The steamship United Kingdom, from Glasgow
~ Nsw.yeIk. arrived here this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

TnE NEW CouRT-HoUsE.-Ata meeting Of the
Board If Supervisors on Thursday, arrangements
were madc for laying the cornerstone of the new
County CGuIt-Iouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

Which year Il required no, only Ohio and Indiana bsns
but alec engcky With several milons Of Eastern currency
so = business and great rsdnsion OF values 81 leading
onnnodI'.e Tho feature il i1snied BY The pa. -cni
couioD a The pork tade Let tb avsisge tTice 81
ho ltc cent sTy nsay that above The atfs now
current Tic ~ The Wet tat year wax valued az s'out
lres Sorb shont -2gfocn0 ~ lie pIce ~ brs8catut
be difference is srea', bet hee marked oueTenee
NescIn produce Ila the abundant supply OF currency
corrsred with The demand !, expaiusd while Tho supply
il much Zee .han i yesi ago currency has &c
tusy decreased. bot riaitely increased ,
Thee facts taken in connection with the eonrnenon OIL
business and ,le s,n dnts Of bo,rotIs saps
oT ID 'o.oa AT ieait theIe il nothing IN he hsta. o.
ap2reheudet une- Il p0ceed rom ~" di-'nfoanee ol cor
hdence and ih / only bee unprecedented from fvyer'ts coo
mo- At present TO DO REGARDED a. probable Ils .rS
J. nBirg strongly ia favor or the Union anJ INC Va
lionel amy eosry gathering strength a'd c9ncept sns
pu paaiOy to deuons aors that will prove o. greater Az
poIiuLcc than any that \ ave yet ieeu madc.
The ma lon J. now pp'Teptiy patu forth r. al s'feag
and "EeieN@ It's ,Iorg s'u l. nod win dftcnrs- OF p
pose, employing the within It, reach IN the proper
L ,ccur,d Tire country doing IT, snare by
furnishing men and money. The toveInHen - nov "esin
ming 70 come up 20 pugc seiucri. Denec conhd ~ IN
hn'r, si and commercial cces ginning strength and every
thu = IL progressing H. the rieht direction.
The LOEisriUe JOurh0f s.ys;
Although the weather prop,ius there have been no OPP
ions N hogs reported and the .'eence fair that tho
son IN be- very lnn ~ We are indeed o., for quota
ton sagsmIs have been ade was un6ersiood
the ehe-h ldH tlst bfen oy
~ o. net bot have ut heard that any lots he'd been
a.n o. 81 rate The general uarse l. quiet ard unchaI gcd
The 81. linus ReDHLiicoR Of the 10Th says:
The bank. checkirg a, y cent prsmnm in bankabe
nds hicb form ag- pat Of the currency hefe payug
. ceot which afords god ago Goldi. at an sdvs1ee
OF sbout A. the .ardird currency Treasury De-
naud Nor err e. 4, esu gold and occa-
,i,cslly elchansed for ba,Aabc !und' 1t lO3
T'he Miwagkoe SeHfiaei OF tie sOib says:
Notith,tsudr the rmnes Of .ychsncc. the supply Of
cue1.y contiGues~hor Of Oh d. and the tendency is
all toward further conisc ION lhe ba4 Aef-
md wind up about dozen Of the banks the current s
Thus the Volume Of NicOn currency viii oon be reduced
20 something over million and hall of dollars.
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y v sI,pRENE COURT.-The UNION
SUPRESlE COURT.-MICAJAH OGLEsBY

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- te4in,i HENRY RODEWALD. JE, JpuN RODE
VALID aud FREDERICK hKEMEbNFRG.-t~uum oil- 'or
money demand on contact Com To tie above
named Delend.nts are hereby summoned aud Teg ID
answer TIE complaint I'm tbs action which wil be h "a
tic Office Of ts Geek Of tie Civ aud County % Now oiA
q Che City Hall 81 the City aud to COPY
your s,eer the safe p.It the ubcrboI, his
o5c. No. 40 a.s.reei Ia n, City Of NewNoIt within
twenty DAYS after the ice Ibis suum0us yoa exc n
live day If sach service; Sad You Jail 20 hnswt a. q
ssd COMM mt THIN tc time afor,nd tn plaintiff viz il,y
iud.neut against for the OF h'rn butdrcd dof
with interest tho % b day al! tehru.ry Thousand
ech bundled and -ist, besides the o. this ai0n aLd
sue =. IO t3srg prat., tees D4ted November J. 1861.
J. ". SETTER, Plaintiff b Attorney.
R-The caupsi.t ia he above entitled MED
H. the Cer.- Ot the Cry aud County OF Ns~-i ,k a.
the Civ Iia IA said eli , on ac st day o N1Nemrcr ls
NJ iswtwS }. W. BETTER Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

ABDUCTION or YousG GRL.-A young giH
named Elizabeth Carter, who resided with her pa
rents ia South Fifth street, +. d., was on Ihursday
Induced 10 abscond from her home with man named
Brewer, who had boarded in the family. She took
with her $40 in money, which she stole from her
father. also a gold watch, number of articles OF
iewelry and quantity Of clothing The gri i' on'y
10 yeet Of age, while the man with whom she has
ab.conded is nearly twenty years her senior. The
parents of the young girl are greatly distressed at
her departure, which they believe to have been
brought about by the vlainy Of Brewer, and meas
ures have been taken to the arrest if possible,
Of the guilty pair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-23

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