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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

! "A lawyer once asked hotel keeper
the following question ;,"If a man gives
you a hundred pounds to keep for him,
and dies, what do you do--do yon pray
for him ~ -"No SIR" replied the landlord,
81 pray for another like him."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

A STATE JOURNAL CORRESPONDENT
WoUNDED.-Among the wounded in the
recent battles in Kentucky, we observe
the name of Lient. P. V. Wise, of the LIST
Wisconsin, who has kept our readers ad-
vised from time to time Of the movements
of BuELL's army. f4
We hope hi. wound is not dangerous,
though it is evidently one that will remove
him from active service fer some time
He is reported shot through the leg
State Joadndl.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

r. TIE time has come tUhen all
.,IouaA. all divisions, all personal
,qs and aspirations should Be bdnished.
% that nse9 ace may oil stand By tie
asriIy Of the ReputEe.-SEcRErARY
Case.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

Too Much FOR HlM.-A young bach
e,of Who had been appointed deputy
sh sn Was called upon to make an at
Iaen . AGAINST beautiful young widow
ne le, aeeordlngly called upon her and said ;
M M"ua!n' nave an attachment for you.
The widow blushed aud said she was
happy to inform him that. bis attachment
was .reciprocated.
You do not understshd me, you mu.i
proceed to court,'-,l 49,
l know it leap year sir but | prefer
/ you would do the courting.' a..
Mrs P, this is no time for trifing ); the
justice Is waitiug.'
The justice; / should prefer parson.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

DEALER in Watches. Clocks. and Jewelrv 81
Street opposite Thorne. Norrish 4 Go .
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacle Gfasase
Set and Fitted to suit any Eyes astehes.
Clocks. Jewelrv and Sewing Machines Re-
paired. AL work warranted
September II, 1862. .letf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

The Journey Woods in ,Autuma-
Nadison--An Ambuseade--sp;rit-
ualisns- 7Hirtieh Wis. Vol The
Camp-Pro6cisncy Of 1HsaisM in
DriM--Fullsr's Ifmple-Msan IN
situations against I'D. Fam. Pap
Brilliant Military Novsments- Con-
cfusion. 80 'F :.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
THE WAR NEWS.

The war news of the past week has
been 80 unimportant that we give no
Geographic dispatches.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

- Our readers will not fsil to-notice Mrs.
MUDG ETT's card which has been in our paper
for some time. Mrs. Mudgett is very favora-
biz known here. and is fast securing a large
practice.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

-Beecher says ''the devil does not
trap US twice alike. If Yesterday he
came through vanity, TODAY he viii come
through pride. If today he comes on
side, Tomorrow he viii, come on another.
And we arc always watching for him at
the hole he came in last, while he is dig
ing new one"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

Upwards of 500 mules have passed
up the river during the past week for St.
Paul, TO be used in the government SER
vice.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

- The Madison State Journal says
of Col. SToDDARD: "It is notorious
that he is an infirm old man. wholly in
capable of any severe physical or mental
effort. and entirely incompetent by reason
of age and infrmety to give proper ut
tention to his duties if elected"
= Brick Pomcroy is the par excellence
Union editor in the Congressional dis
trict, but bis paper contains three gibes
Mt abolitionists to one at traitor. Col
Stcddard will receive the votes of all
those who hate abolitiopists worse than
traitors, though he himself is a radi,al
republican. L
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

The Fall Term OF the RIVER FAras AcApE-
MY will commence OH Monday. Aug. IS. UNI
der the supervision of Prof I. B. Teit.
Tuition free to children belonging TO fami-
lies of volunteers A. MonsE, Secretary.
River Falls, Aug. Is, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

- Since the demand of lint became so
great, many of the very best ladies of the
nation have got into scrape.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
CHARLES 3. COX.

County Officers.
For Treasurer,
JOHN r. FREEMAN.
For Sheriff,
COLEMAN PUETT.
For Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
JOHN WYNN.
For Register Of Deeds,
C. n. HAYERDAHL.
For Clerk of the Court,
JOHN VIM.
For District Attorney,
A. H. YOUNG.
For County Surveyor.
J. a. SHORT.
For Coroner,
D. S. SMITH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
SEE FOURTH PAGE.

.pFscoTT. WEDNESDAY. OCT. %, 1862
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

FOR CHEAP PRINTING
COME TO THE
JCURSAL OFFICE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
PREscoTT JOURNAL.

-. ,.nien Of lakes-ihe union Of lands
1be union of States none can sever
-Fs union of hearts-the union OF, hands.
Ind The Flag of our Union forever. Morris.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
written for the JcuRsAL.1
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM.

no. Gx-BY BOZ Epxs,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

COUNTY ORDERS

FOR SALE AT THE
j GU r II Al OFFICE ;
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

SELAH STRICKLAND, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

ErPUBLIcAN CENTRAL CoMNIrTtE.-Ihe follow
iug preamble aud resolutions were unanimous!
paced by the Republic Central Committee, nj itr
regular meeting Oh "Wednesday evening, july =:
Whereas The ccrdon o. country renders it the d1
Of al good men to stand by the Government ia efforts to
crush Rebellion, therefore, be 1t
Re,olred Ths. this C,utal Committee Of the Repubcs
aty OF the City AMI County Of Newiork whoc aud
each menbrr thereof Tor himself indIy lusy pledges tie
COMMITTEE to the Adnstlon III Us etorts to suppress
the Rebellion; and be it further
Re.oired That this Committee views With utter adherence
the attempt Of Northern traitors to aid the Rebels by RI
rts to divide the people Of the loyal States md that
party or any who attempts ia these pcilous umcs &C.
tiac, steLtion from sd divide the justly Fixed
Retes IA arn. much t'4or TO the Cu.oa those IN
All fsr its detiruction.
Realized hat the Government ought IN THE hour Of uec's
.ity avail Itself Of all the within t. frah inviting
puns the aid OF every esoG willing and abie to
hIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
unusE OLE RErREsENTAT-yEs.

The b;il alnenoaiory of tue act 10 reduce The ex
peusrs of the survey aid sale Of tie pubic lanos,
sae co. sld-fed and laid on The table.
The bill 20 promote u eli,i~ncy Of the Corps ol
Engineers and Tie Ordnance ana Hiafteiih.e0ei :
Departments, was passed.
On motion OF Mr. STEVENS Rep, Pa, the
lIouse n0n.coucurr-d ia the Senate aneudn meats to
tie 1aiiN bill and reqUesied q Conference Com
nj tee on the subject.
re House uvp.c oncnrIed in the Senate amend
menis ~ the Pension bil and arked Tor Committee
Of Conference.
The Senate Joint resolution that Senator'S elected
after The comm ucencst If the Congressional term,
to IN vacauces, shall draw the.r compensation ON
TIE i'm. el. predecessors 90 ised to boid tue ohcr,
crowded the su.ou stall not exceed s5,Ouo Tor
Obe year, was passed
The Hons, ao passed he Senate resolution re-
luliiny the punlcali9n weekly IN Washington o! II
ll.t ol all Government contacts soh,red or pro-
uos.d the con enls u them 70 be briefly stated aud
Tue Dames OF the pvrsJns directly or Indirectly utter
esied 10 them.
The llun,e conculred in The report Of the Confer
eucs ComuIttee on tue Naval AppropriniOn MI.
The sonaie bill snpplrmcuiary - The Disi III OF
Columbia E4aucip patton act making = provision iVf
uou-r,sIluut rInOrs, No, 10 Ne.i'y their - lmsi
also p.,ying that, 10 ca IersOIs having tldias
ereet 10 ills tho nee asaiy paIefs, TIE slaves may
pa sent their own staten enis In behalf OF tL,ir oTn
freedom; also that AZ slaves, under tee laws % any
\ ATE. nLO since April Lst, wilb the consent o.
tuer owners, nave team actually empiOyed Ia tue
District Il columbia or VITO shall hereafter be lhas
,myloyed are acclrcd free, aud that there shal he
no exclusion of oath account VI color, was taken
Mr.. COX Dem, Ohio moved to lay he bill on
the ta'le. ~
lie motion was disagreed to by Yeas, 30;
Naye o..
Sir. ASHLEY REP, Ohio demanded the pre-
vi rs question. >,
Mr.. CRIsFIELD Co., Md appealed to Lin
TO withdraw ii, as he desired TO oier an Auehd-
me- {.
Mr.. ASHLEY declined 20 withdraw bis mo.
tion L, suca delays were granted, tLe bill would
be- at.
Mr. CRISFIELD hoped The Eiouse would vote
down he d uaLd Tor The pre- vlous question.
Ibe demand lot the previous question was sec
OIdrd.
Mr.. RADCLIFFE condemned such legslaiioa.
lie wonld decIi,e voting any urther.
Mr. RICHARDSON Dem, III moved that The
House adjourn.
The motion TO adjourn was Lost.
The bill was theu paced by-fess 90, Nays &c.
The House th.n COZ CURED IN the senate o amend
ments 10 Tie POs,-route BILL OF Toe mos. impof-
tant Of which for regulating she bridging VI IAe
Quo River tor railroad purposes. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
We pnbli-h below the csnclrdipg portions of the

We prbli-h below the cSneluding portions of the
di-Ya'en n0a Gaze face by the Great Eastern,
VIII 'earhed - ioJ late fo our Yesterdays edition.
l.lne--t,a eXpr sd deep sympsthy With the
suflIu Dp.r hycs, aud tul gized their endurance.
lie Hi-h.d a. war in tie power OF the Government
- Ike steps for iheir relief but interference ia
k.mrlica no'q could only ay.ravate matters. Both
ng.abd and Fame ~Onld be delighted 70 take me-
diaiory sier-. W eli flung opportunity arose, he
should hook n.on il both as duty and pleasure.
Ahrr another d"na on fOrilfica,ions, the Govern
men, bill 49, cad the ;ond time, by l5S 10 sc.
The Ofer4riyea q, III zeal burn held meeting to
"rge media i0u, but overwhelming opposition was
- own, auo she Government VAT fDaly called npon
u, ana rr--.lablisi tie confidence OF The southern
LINERS IN Lincoln.
C'pfse Peabody was {, have public banquet
si'ep by The Lord Mayor 90 heing presented with
tue freedom ut tne Guy Of London.
TIE mafri'ge III Princess Alice took place The day
The Great Ia t'rn let Liverpool.
Ag,iu u IA" rImorcd Persigny viii assume the
fie1,h Eul5as'aiorship at LOudOn.
The BDur,e WIS heavy at 63f. l5e.
IAe Italian midget passed both Houses Of Parlia-
wcna. GAipalJj, al Palermo, urged the people to
concord.
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.UARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw-Y0RK........JULr 8
Cleared.

s,.u,shin-ns,suzas Lieses,rg NewOrlesns T. De Col
couEl .
5niis-fln u H. io't Tucker Liverpool J / y Smith x
Go 40 anil -rs,yAr', L,nI n Nesu,ih Sons.
n.fas i"hi.f ,rOir-tie Nor , Ocktsburs Cork Holm.
eG 80; Aaur Tnthii aran., NJ Tu Jln w. : Firingi
/irsce fur ttrrss'sni D.u-- Cork, funch. heneke
W-uI zen bug ttsbhufgi Pe'-rs London Donna A. na
r.' C.in T. verpool, " Elwal Co. SonantUm, I'D.
wa 90 Liver, ooh J. W tiwell s. 90.
FIGS Elliott, Ci.nfueg,s Tucker Lgh b0urne G.
F Eaf (A-.D, Curry. Dn3io d. X. Dssoi; A. sni here
{ y .onns ~ domingo, G. T. L RI q. schnii,i Nate
(.ri lIaz-n ~. JOINS y. = Il Dnwidde.
-rlor. est. Sn,.dou. " nie. Sewben, Van BrpDt L
~a.ht. D.t l1ls H. S'am'ora Esss. ewel Pl 1ds LA,
10 ga, 200, Va rst lais rizzsrd Wilmington Del,
L. =. st-s.fj: MH, Be - Gkey. Grsusds and Turk
I.-rf ldi-'on a Co l.. . Jsher iBrl Meheukis. -.
Irhl' . r. h4sf ~ ia, ton c reton tBrl, Evlu fussr,,
d. Nebsri pe-sis ,br smi,h -. john, y. B., d. X.
JrWot
s,l,g " Dss- Rae ,it Phi'sdelptiai Warren Stokes,
Nes-lsysn, Uf,. u, khodes bristol, X. /.
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Press bal been Of great disadvantage White men
tonight sie by side with black men 10 the revolution
and Kentucky aud Tennessee did the same ~ the
bath. of New Orleans, many Of Onf brave men wee
..,.ff,rd ~ tho trcrc,es at l0riuih ard fOTkfov'
M. Res, l. &c ea Vi'h greap merry and skill
1tev had .aseu hHnaui = By tho throat, and used AL
he means in ll,ir power 10 destry th5 Govern
rrni ana 10 L,comts Us to pun iorih strength, ahd
US, ii, means 10 suppress the rebellion.
Mir. HALE rep, y. H., from the Committee OF
Conference on the Naval ApprcpriaI on oil, made d
report. VIII, Ii was ayrc-d 10.
Mr. DAVIS I'm, hy.l was wih"g 10 haH the
negroes work in the Internationally Ac., o'i lac vas
o Used 10 degrading ", tie pe0ple BY Eiaklng them
iirit BY the SIDE of negroes. lie referred 10 The
L"rtnrs Of ii lusurleciuu OF ST. Dom 90, auo snid
lie Border States would Gsht TO the death The PLAZA
20 arm the slaves. >,
Mr. RICE saii he was sorry the senator wonin
not cone down 10 tie present Hge, when 'he Nene.s
emf loyrd iudi.ns aud filed TIE canlean2 OF tOsir
men with gunroW1er and whisky to make them
worse than hcuis. A stranger here would suppose
tue senator from Kentucky was an cnissary oeenG-
iug the Rebel GOVERNMENT.
Mr. DAVIS tu,eruptngl.- is nothing in
what | said 10 auihOiize such . statement.
MIR. kIOE continued, urgniug that negroes might
as well lie empioye ;, ana hopea the time would cone
when Norther men would look on thls question
praclic.hy The Rebels nesita at no means that
God or tie devil had given them, aud why shculo
We stop and hisgc at what % clearly J1siied by tie
Laws OF war.
Went into Executive session. Adjour4ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

voca,;o, which they infict, that il has many time
nj ~ eireo rise 10 the mpions wish in your rest-
cores, ondeut. to be- tie happy owner OF con
~. orr .o of gentle Africans. that he might keep
.tradl employed a'on Ii person %'t9 brush and
G ;n'., =, :, . nv ' set ,'' ia this la'itude
Ci,izen> tell me hat $40 years ago no less than
Gf, tl M and bale OF cotton ship. Cd o. Sins
,niof As Am Eat SIZED from my Investigations 81
the subject tina, only few hundred baies were
burned bv rbe Rebels, would il not be we'll for some
of your cortoo-buyers TO pay Corinth Wet! Now
bat rilroad romnnr icaion witt the North 10 open.
shipping facilities will he ab lndant, and rs 10 The
ds.osi ion of the own'rs 70 sell, am almost ready
20 guarantee that they viii not Iesis, the persuasive
powers of gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

Fetal

Hide, GAiIc y 10; Tslow. q dtio bi Pelts, Oio
75c each; CAT Skins Edyc. " foi Veal Caves nom IS
~ B-Boef Extrs and First quality ncUde nothing but ths
best large t sull led Oxrn second quality includes mo
Nv '' I'D t,,ru t,p be.t stall Leo Coas and The three
y,od strels. ordhsIy CONSIST, Of Bulls and Tie refuse o.
iJfr. - 49, - ..e-.'..
,uality sIe thrown out - - ,,. +, q,
1nrfc no Grand Trunk aud Las'er KAT
o1 % over tu Boston aud Lowell tId " over tue Ftea
auTg. ~ - - ,--.,
Hss,KKs- There wore not 80 many Cattle a. asst week
Pace ~ huut iatiii chsuges % tNO pair s0dfo = p
evil the rcrs Tor the best OAen wero from tt 80 TO
1T % y o~t
plus thsDu Der cient Tor the demand
0ovd LsaDs scld lom ~ 81 10 - 4 bead
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Arrived,

ship WIN e sto,.r qrak Liverpool Juue T. coal 70 Task
frp. ..,i~s y pa IA ~ ~ lon. ~ % ,p, a. 6.hibs
.cDr r'pl lef rr.vicuc'l At anehot weeks out lIho
l.. J = . n.i' Of banesat ~ 'Ae the l. steamer
San W,,r-, ~ ire tof Boston,. Mclaughlin, N-w-or.
,rrs J,ne y. sugar. &c.. 10 ms''sr.
b.it racroo. iosh.n p'l-ruo May Is passed Gibrstsr
salina g. Ca,mb Il IN, Phelp. Co JAY 81 N.naes.
% o. Do. sch Dl uc-,rr TO Oloucestefl - hosfs from
Bc. O. sd &c. Domingo. Tine 7. lad hs2t W. Winds the
Boa ~ .-,a.ie kirt-in Pns.l. Kir,sn. Bels.. %
a. a,-.. !a 1tn,s. Funch MeirckrA Nendf. July
st 40 g.. .ua - -, Jaw bemen BARK bound showing
Nos 10 ualh ~ winds to June 20. since sht winds
f,t ,.s1s o. ga.badoes y days sad old
[ ,,.....rt, A. -. 81 -ifs- - Sew Haven.
r, rs.f 81 fR,akasdl Cables Havsns Jun- p sugar
,-s 'a.,c- ,,l q,,ou) Hall Por Royal day. IN ballast
81 iHeu s.v ms. Howe, M4,anrns June 20, sugar &c.
.nsa - i'a, ie) rrsnker Rio J,neiro - days. via
-. 4huuas n days c.e, 10 b. Juhusion son O.. May
10 l.t ~ 80 -. oke vital ne osrs Montgomery lsf
sr-BcIo d. Cieo scfase 10 months out bound tho
btg As6 Wing TT paumoel Clark Gusysnica p. R., II
... saF.rio ,t.Ts Joy at 80 % lou -, spoke
,a AL. Cr,Gr. ofs r,m Bsl imoie To- Cors.
lus uc.,p ct ou Shirid-l stachen Lisbon 80 days
in ba ORDER ~ dae, ist A. lou - So spoke tie orig
""y 'I @ tpp " hsniton, C. W Zealain Bisck River
la. .an. - iugwc0d i."gers kach.
iLts g. Atom, got Csudenl Carver sagla jane 29 susss
sc, II Gtor.1 Or of Bermu5a Pennl,,on, Miyns1er
T. g. /. a4ys moia'-e- TO d. tro"0iJs7s sons o. New
srnr. " t. r,and-r Tucke psermo May Il passed tho
I 10. ID o. Law pl.ss 4 90.
;, T. . itl Mtt.n, Se.ht, ba!l@0Ie D days C'1' "
S'r 'iai La ensn Bal,m.r days, coal TO Cumberland
- So w.tsg. t@,poTtl' Porter Georgetown
.- ,ieurss u.-Gg 81 Harp w-il Puhhsin sasua As
co.. az, ..i u o ace, To- " i,h, Carver 4 tiHsr -.
~rr ..I... MirnA, hcr aideu, f'apV!. "~''' '-''
s',r \, C.ou4n tBr), Coouan, St. John n B. days
~ Re-, ale Pocsw.ll Eew.LondoH days.
So ttttla small Elikanetnport coal yi "vs.ol,
So mon .-- uiurlt-asus aals "OoH 70 h-iiet'
, : h. Al.lla ,.. iul B.. cali. a. me- NJ.
s,.- f s.s lo.Jt, uzaor' hroIi coz 10. o'''o-'
/ .,,r t..i $500. -.llau".uf 80 80 ~ i't n"'5'n' III
/ Kan o.. > Il WAND. Bun Ntw b".iJla > nSSs' OIL
! ,,... A.. -. Pro-, N.iS, Lo.toH day.
} ..f % DO. , -.siu.d, EUcAlaid ! DAY, lhe'
S.ir ...f... 3D. New -'t-lofi Gays, on -
S,,.l. i 81. ulolt, Or-en, Pnbadriph''7 muse 70 ~
a,f b. 40. ison Eckmsnn, Trenton. H. J'' mdse' !"
S,-,,'f ~ = uroome. Foster. Baltimore mdse to VIM
t.'aef Pelican JONES' Providence, mdse 70 La"Is
! J.. turI
| .E.uw-sb.p So uersstshre, from Boston.
40 org
s,uEr-U = steam transport Eastern STATE, Ncwe'sn,
Ir, & -,.-as ir Maie.z,s New -OT.eins
/ NI.;D-Sun,rt from W.
Mt,~oRAsprs. The ship Antelope e now on 'hs s'S
alan, Doc ior repairs. Sue will be striped, recaaA'o'
snd neS > coppered. n..k
Tho L. s. o. g SsIn5idse j. 4l,o on the ANAL BaAee D
/ for repairs. Iii,
1 = .,r,n transport Beyile.e previously rePoIteu "
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ENTERr,iNaEST Al THE NEw-ENGLASD Rooms
Two of the assistants at The New-Enguud lcliri
Rooms, while caring for The soldier, conceived tie
idea OF caring for each other, snd were married last
evening. Col. Howe permitted tie u'e OF the Com
ni,ree loom FOX the entertainment Of party OF
lrt ucs,
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TIE FOURTH AT HARLEM


u hf Tdii0T u Tie Y. i. ITV1Hc
SIR: Under the head If City News, in your Issue
# t. oniug give Uhe, rnrpos be the cr-bfs,lo
Fpuh b, citizen. cd nailem Inc q ilrn- "l
Harlem Iook part tle siirrug uccng" aliI-el 90
he sr,- Of tho csse thee; pry eight or te young
NvWN Ok obtfucci th,usrlrr- into social gather
vile one h.r number pfocr' dei 10 ItAyr. 80 oa-
ton strongly bctutd vn Secession doctInes IN la- Ice
10 one wo ih- psr'y would tay ihst ley -foa.is
nat,d with th-Ir Gpuauefs associate -, tots
erss ou..e on tie -ts OF citizens obseli tie day IN d
manner ,utsb- 60 the Jsslvr.
TIE ysnity of Two o tie party probably gratiGed by
sr, ing t..E names In pint associated wtb u mcntec
''N'' a THEN OF HARLEM.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPosrsp 'oK Aus n. 1. IRiHusg pi 500. Arrr
IuLl . 1902
Whole punber Of Cattle AZ market 500; about $40 bseyss
81 stor- ro".tirg o Norsg Oxen, Auoh Cove. aid
uu.. sbd three ,e,T olt 49,
Pa 80. az M,k.sT BEsy-ExtIa. - S0dT6 IS; hrt
quality r. second quality 70 3ni third q-lIts 81
PKtCEs ~ cluRk CATTLE. NntAins pKrh p' pA' more
Cow sud Cave. non, as +3J +ij fcniinss, none
Ivo wear. cirs none ihl-e.yrsI'od-. go 10 vi
Sheet LanUs ., ~ n@Aet' paco- AZ iols III 80"
II cdch "ste. ~ IJ0 = 81 HVu '1' !" ~ 10 spun
Lambs nom ) "a II 80 10 ~
srsEWK fhOa ZACH STATE
.f.x IN. a.
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Ea..uyer, Arrived

IN .sip Wale,s Emp y'om Aer- orleaHs-sE. Keens,
4 J.. nsall. -
~ -ffa
H. 6ng J'ai,,, 6om Homd',a, C. Wv. ". Fisk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

SCI1GoE.-John WintoD, Of No. I0l Walker
street. III CIV hnn from tne thr3 story window O'Clock
o. S. Cd SHAY morning nj Instantly ked. He had
been 4 and hr act cad 20 have been
committed 10 ~ o dr.iiuu. lie q naye ot
ireland, GBt sb IN. 20 .ess Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

sISiATCNE AisASAr.
mn D.sst;Jl set. ..........T:33 Moon-S sst.. 3:2s
,IGH WATER THI-
MY Hook. 6:s3 Aog Island 1:ljl HeLt.Ste. S;9S
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bort Uaroens' Notlte.
STATE or Nsw.Y oRE !,

sr,rg on NV lOkt, ,,--,, =,
PcarN ,,.ptNs' OFFICE. No ios va " -
NOTICE is hereby gwen ~ aee9rGa s",e I' Az
y section o. tue g,.:a a Ag, Of the nS' PORK SS Of NV
Act e. ,'o.anile "sldr1' ~ having charge o. the
sbrct mseS Of such oaly essas'oa ., ss Po
~ ~ s -, tb, laid surveys Or examinations va "
"Hv'' .' 80 lea DAYS neAt succeeding tAs notice. Oh
board said y---e.s: .... Atlantic DOCK
So fh.Tt..
= " - "A y
ST. o a quad .........''''''''''''''' ord's
~ sorlsa
q.
Is ~ WM H. buRLEi0H, PiesiafiN
T. Arcs usgRIxAs Secretary,
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GEN MCCALL.

E1rlv IN the gt-cneIt al the 10Th nit, a. Nal
IN, THIS eXcele t1icer was,.Ferely wen 4.
iuilD- me aitcr. in sI Lr.n ac'NcIy tugage !,
lG, to"aIe evening lc Was MS eli by Tie insaibers
OF bis stei'. AtOut o'cipck, Mayor Store who WAS
Ia c.uiia OF the rcterye rallied his forces and pro-
ceeGei coward the .r,nt. While Iristing through IA
0rise COZ vi a~od, lie eslieu his General coming
toward ,.en WIN neither siail officer nor an a.d
sc, ompdpying hin. All ongh woluued, he iurue 1
his hO,Sr, wet So the front If tue brigade, ana led
il command 70 the field where the lght bad been
pf, gTrss!pg.
seine conversation then took place and upon the
General being asked where The enemy were replied
lie od hot sow Gut would 70 lolwa rd aud zee, all
tho lime holding h- hand 10 tho wOurd in biz side.
HE Generel, wi'h Tie Major, pro, eeded uboni fly
itet iGIiher wrn, coming suddenly upon tie emit e
force Of The keUels they were ordered lo halt and
dismOuni. Upon this tiey both wheeled but some
ore OF INC enemy c,tchjDg the brdie-reiu of the
General y LOiee, preVcited lis ESCAPE; while the
Malp', more fortuna e for IA lime, guloped oil. h.
'oO had Of lrocet u, far before his bore stumbled
tire " hI.n oil, aud then g,llo,ed of through the
wuOcS. Tie MAJOR, main ed ana tired, Lsnaged .
reach Biz eucswpu ebI, leaving The General IN the
bands Oi The enemy. There lie &c, Ort current hat
he Generl has been patched, thongh nothing def
nile Is hLO@n ia rslaii1, to n. pha. Inquirer
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FROM Ngw-ORLEASs- TIE ship WeateD Empire,
from New-OiIeons, arrived st this port ye.lerd'y
afternoon. Sc VAS os freight 800 bogobeads sugar,
292 bales Cotton, and los bali moss
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MpvoR,sprx The ship Antelope e now on tho ssn
s.ue Doc or repairs. Sue will Oe striped TeoAA'''
snd new y coppered. ~.
The L. s. oe Ss.n5idse j. 4so on the ANAL bAl''
for repairs. III,
The s. steam transport Belydese previously reported "
ccuiioul is on tie great Sectional Dock for repairs