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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

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lAsas9 no . - subscriber Is prepared rs 10
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
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nHYSiclAS surgeon and Acc3uct,ur. Mineral
] Point WIS Ofhcc one dool above Spra5ue's Gun
shop. High Street -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

Twelve lines N7upareil type, compact matter OF their
equivalent in spac (. VIII be counted as q square
Prsf-ssionahl- AMI Business Carts, = line per
year for the first Ave lines and fifty cents for each ad
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amin Il an G1y cents for each additional animal in
notice.
Legal Notices Al Statute rates
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a.ac- OF iaary asertsem .nts - per cent advance
or or,liaary
Notices II meetings charitable societies, &c, half
price"
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
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r ANYER-. Mineral Point. iowa comfy. Wisconsin
I Successors to { - 4 " -ssn re. ami Cobb, Mess
rsre { gu IIuth wiH attent Professional business
and he toore. Office opposite court
house, up stairs 1911
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

1gie unaersi isned would therefore rep0rt
said resolution back with an ampnduene
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12
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NOTARY Pnhlic. rnnrevaneer AMI General AGENT,
Linden Iowa county, WIS. le-tf
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
EXPLOITS of the Gunbost Essex ON the
Mts6tssippt.
uE.ronn ihn Nag nRYEarn 1a.,n sar..naAaxn1

From be New ofYcins nc.ta, Scy,emherpl
Tic UptSd states iron clad steamer Essox, Commodore
W. D. Porter, arrivedfrom up tho river yesterday. We
have Sumo very important and interesting news by this
arrival comprising come of the acts and doings Of this
monster iron ship, with "ircn hcarts.n
About a week (more iess) ago, M the Esscs was
cruising along tie river the lockout reported the rebel
Quuboat willspAh Webb IN SIGHT. Chase was given inn
mod aciy, Md sH6 pursued past the guns at vicks
burg The Essex then started down the liver, and on
reaching Nachez seIt boats ashore for ice The
boat on nearing shore, was rod into By the rebels and
several OF the crew wounded kQy this act Of temery
tho whole shooting srco o the ey was brought 10 bear
upop se Inflated city Tor about two hours and half
sohcn depa,,cn eos s,aI doacn ,ch proposition 10 sar
render the cuy dd heist the SGrs Gnd Ss Commodore
Porter then ordered the firing to oease and proceeded
down tho river until OH Bayou sara, where ne came 10
stop long enough to burn that III at,d abode Of rebels
There but two houses left st,nGig-onc belonging
10 gentleman who is said 10 be friendly 10 the Union
cause and the other the property Of lady We did not
learn what insult was the Immediate cause o. this vista
ion Of ven geance.
rebel battery Of thirtyour guns opposite Fort Hudson
opened upon her, and fierce battle, At moro than
eighty feet distance, began which lasted hour At
the end og that time the battery slenced and the
steamer passed on down.
Ths rebel battery was mounted with guns OF very
heavy calbre, but that clcumstalce ouly slfced 10
prove the remarkable powers OF resstapcs of the scx.
Tier iron sides were struck In multitude of places with
ten inch and other sixed balls the result Ia all cases
bcins Tho samea soM irdetasiow into fhs sdss ~ s
sscysey and tkes ne bdb breolng ins Nowsand 7rus
w nts and fSll6e hasmlT,ly iNo Me Yatcr The Essex
oommshS4d witt: YtQSr Slh. and slsnesd them gil,
Si;&sY "a sxik %So. - lssasss .sis rsSS SSssUs. = n
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Nsw STEAMER LAuNsR.-Capt. Albert pegroot launched
yesterday afternoon from the yard Of Mr. Allison Jersey
City splendid steamer called tbs Jacob H. Vanderbilt,
IN OF the gentleman bearing that name who is
Of the principal and the manager Of the Stenng
ton Line He is the only brother OF the Commodore.
Her model Is which bespcaxs great speed, and the
workmanship is OF a superior character. She Is OF the
following dnleus Length ALL 200 feet; beam
~ feet; depth Of bold, feet Dchs. she is adapted
for either rvor service. She is anchored aud
dagonsy broced In peculiar mannor In her construc
ton neither pains expense has been spared 70 make
her the best vessel Of class. Her engines by
Messrs Cobb aud Field, who built the engines for the
gunhcas Resoute and Reliance, Of the Potomac fotla
These vessels, II will be remembered, we're brit
and sold TO the government by Captain De-
eroot at the breaking out Of the rebellion.
The builders promise TO give this vessel 70 the public in
time for the sprng travel Tie joiner work will be done
By Msars Erg Fes, and the painting and decorations
by Mr. stephen Rogers When completed tho J. r. Van.
dcrhst viii stand uurivallcd n point or speed aud gor
socus occostiops Is intended 10 mako her truly acst
;ugpaIaces AZ o few minutes past three O'Clock she
gded into tho Of the Hudson aud Mra Ease 0s.
born pronounced these words -"In the name OF Nep-
tune bsptze thee Jacob Vanderbilt" at the samo
time breaking bottle Of wine gracefully her bow.
After the launch the guests, several hopdred in number,
sat down TO beautiful and bouptiiu collation. Commo
dore Vanderbilt Rev. Dr Newman and host Of other
notnbes wsr, present aud all congratulated Captain Do
groot his successful undertaking.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
Grand Rase Ball Match.

C.TnIad Nase Ball Match.
THE ATLANTICs DcEEATED--THE ECgFoRDs CHAM
Pf0NS
The Atlantic Base Bah Club have Lost the enviable
of champions. Yesterday afternoon at least
persons assembled and around the Union ground nj
Brooklyn to witness the final game for the silver ball aud
tue championship Since the establishment Of the Allan
tie Club they have never before lost match The Eck
ords beat their opponents at the of the
present season. but the Atantics the second gone
easily This, being the deciding game, has been anx
ously locked forward to by the ball community generally
The game was commenced about three O'Clock by the
Aantics taking the first nnnss but they succeeded in
making only. The EcEfords 'nowed, and made
"sKunK; but in their second innings they made big in
ninEs for after which round O the order Of th
day To comment the game throughout would occupy
much space. Suffice 70 cay that both parties played
exceedingly good the AtiantEs being hardly up TO their
usvsl pky The best conesua game Of the season was
thus concluded 10 the space Of two hours and quarter
The following score will tell its own tale OF the deeat
n--- nAtv - I-L.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
NEWS FROM THE WEST.
The Rebels Falling Back in
Kentucky.
Skirmish with and Defeat of the Rebels
Near Florence,
&O.. 10. 10.
CrSciSsA,t sept Is, isea

CIAcSsAri, sept is, 1892
ise fosat commonccc ta'irg back yesterday arc ~
last accounts hetwecn Dcnassv lilo and Falmouth,
burning The bridges the fr=A,rlon and onvington
nailroRd
scouting rsis Of Gfiy tbret of Tx ToLth kentg,ty
cavalry cnslg God hundred rchels Florence last
night, and lhled ave. woundoa seven oni routet the
romanatr Our loss was QUO killed. ard one woundoi
General Wallace aE been fsi.oyed sr the command or
the forces here aul directed ,erar f., duty Curo
bus, Ohio. Tho command OF the tfogis here has been
assigned 70 General 4 Smith General Nelson has
covered from his wounds and via command the troops
al louisville.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
News from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MosgoE Sept. 16, 1862.
The steamboat, vandorbi; arrived yesterday morning
with aboGt one Thousand one hundred Union paroed
p5is'Ersv 3lor, Aisan's Landing.
tss ..e tag the balance Of the paro!ed Union prison.
ers his place, en- route TO Annapolis, where
they Lp ecu taken, amounting to 6,2l2 Some were
too SICK H. iJaye Richmond.
The steamboat Swaun lei. for Washington, D. c., this
afternoon.
diers from tho Chesapeake Hospital who have recovered,
and going to join their regiments up the Potomac.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

crryys ccrNry AcmcrIrrRAL socnuY.--The twenty
drst annua btion OF the Queens County Agricultural
Society nacai yesterday, and will bs continued
today sh,oa Pleasure Grouuds Newtown, Long
Island. ir. very large attendance, principally
farmers with their families yesterday afternoon, who
seemed much delighted with mse,irg old
with viewing the articles placed 'hero Tor competition
The arrapgsmsns Of the managers satisfactory,
Notwithstanding the rainy weather tho day previous
" the opsusa An address will be delivered today AZ
nbon after which exhibitions Of speed will be given, and
tnen the various premiums. awarded.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
Tortugas Free from YELLOW Fever.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
HrxnoIr prrns Enp1 .IENrFH.snH TnR1uEAs

HFAUVVAHttHsI TVH5 'IFfNNF, IVKIUsdS,
sept 8, 1862.
Under the hcadrg Of Deaths y your ssuc OF the 3lst
Of August uitimo Gnd,-" Golden ATcrtugas Florida
on Friday August Is, Of yellow fever Thomas &. Golden,
aged thirty seven yearsn Whoever gave you this nfor
nation told you olsehood. Not only Golden did not
die OF yellow fever but there no, the slightest ndica
t,on of that disease this year this ISLAND where
sanitary condition cannot be better satisfactory
lar ge number VI mon Of my command have wives. res-
tiyes and friends at home. correction your paper
to this mstatemcnt win dispe ali state Of anxiety from
the minds of many fanatics. Very respectfully yours,
L. W. TiNkiLI, Colonel commanding posi-.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

1 SAN fK,rcsco; sept &c, 1862
The ship ". II Prescott has bseu chartered Tor iasa
| OF wheat 10 IiverPdOl.
Business from she bands Ok importers durng the week
has boen rsmarksbiy dull salcs 500 bsrral orul-d
sugar 14c Legal noesGfteen Icr aisco1n
Several showers the mountain districts rec,nsly ia
dioato The approach cf the rairy
salt Lake despatch OF the iith gives items
trains were attacked by ln6su,s Subeis ,,t Fif
teen twenty persons were Killed s0l' ot @nHkes
prevent caisrnnts from going 70 the salmon country
Colonel Conuar arrived at Sal lake Of tho ioth hiyins
left lhc California troops at Rahy Valley nnt ha uo',o
earrison
Ssileo, ship Thatcher, Magoin, s L.e!pool Sariyas
81 900 SACKS Q! 2heat also sailed Ti Gcdtos' GAIA,
All departments uf trade are l,ugusans
An immense mass meeting was heht ~ hesc ital on
sunday 10 arouse the people 10 the of making
ogeditaho contribution for ths reet "s TIC SICK and
wounded soldiers The Mayor picsle' Sneeciies were
iaaaeby tho Rev Thomas starr kias ~, cne Cass.rly
frederick Billings and others The meeting was very
enthusiastic anu the moycmeni 70 raise money s acy
10 prove great
Fart OF the estate tho late BrodercS cold
at auction on Saturday tor sire COO
Tho san Francisco brokers have organized stock and
exchange board on plan s,niar % tho no. ORR or
sah'zAton.
San Fe ,So,sco. SEPT. 10, 1856.
b. T. Harding elected United states senator BY The
Oregon Legislature the l2h after thirty ballots The
last vote stoodHarding, rs George A. wiilins, %.
Harding is a Union democrat
Citizens in the vicinity of Portland Oregon hays
trbuted $4,000 to tho National Sanitary Fund
deSiHttch dated luby valley, Ctn, lOth, says hat
twenty three cmgrants killed by the indians,
Gravciy Ford humboldt river. Colonel Conuer viii de-
patch company OF cavalry tomorrow 10 ascertain the
facts, and IL possible chastise the indians.
The FIRST arrest for the utcrance OF reasonable IAN
snage u California was made YESTERDAY at Benc,a -one
Major Mackay for refusing TO take the oath of alleg
lie was Committed to prison.
SAN FRAScisco sept II 1892.
Arrived steamer Golden Age, Panama sailed ship Anglo
saxon. Rowland Island; ship Mary, Calcutta
The markets are unchanged.
The Stockton argus san Jose Tribune aud fuia, Post,
three secession sympahzng ourAals have been refused
transmission by mail or express in accordance with
order issued by General wright.
The larger part OF the town OF Smelling Mercor county,
waS destroyed by fire Friday last. The loss OF
perty amounts 20 $25 200.
The United states steamer Lancaster at Acapulco
on the 5th.
The French vessel Ba ay0nnaise loft that port the
Goth OF August having been unable TO supplies
all comm ncation with tho shore being denied by suf-
csny strong body of Mexican soldiers, who held the
fort.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

TnH NEW CotoNzAnoS scnywr. Senator Samuel &.
Pomeroy and Messrs. Thompson aud Dyer, from the In
terror pcpaf al Washington, visited this city ycs-
tcrdsy and waited Marshal Murray, who facilitated
the committee in the inspection OF the pzo vosscs
in this port with view OF making them available for
the transshipmont Of negroes 20 New Granada VIZ W.
II Thompson accompanied tho committee in their irspec
tion TO tile Navy Yard Brooklyn and the Atlantic dock
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Commodore Porter hirasef certasly nothing the peo
pie Of New Orleans have n ia the skaps OF an
"iroh -c1d" osn o.fapsre with the ESSEX.
IN the contest with the battery at Port Hudsos the
SMOKE ppss aud The vontator perforated 10 nuoe
ro places aud present something the appearance oil
being riist eaten
was ipossbe 10 ASCERTAIN what tho loss c( the reoos
was az those engaged on the Essex too we'll pro
tected by iron aror 10 permit their seeing ashore but
Us the action was at very close quarters the loss on
70 must have bsep heavy. There 40 casualty ON
tle steamer
Ia names OF Porter ac Essex have already passed Into
history ~ former generation and the exploits OF tie gal
iant OLD ifgae Ia the waters OF the Pacific have bcen the
.iliinied theme VI discourse around nouE Of American
hsa' thsones This gene alton now too boast Of q
OTTER the son OF the gallant sailor who shed much
strc upon the United states Navy; and the Fesex too
craft ce his own inroutirn, named after the fsnous
cruiser and like her distinguished foI beng almost
without q rival ~ her Inc of service.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
Rcbcl Bnrs,a rites.

A iew days since one ol Commodore tarraeUt's Don
was tied 10 tree end disnbowcd by party OF ussis-
sippans, who captured hu while wandering the shore
near the gunboats, IN the ncglborhood cf Vcssture.
IAr statement comes Doth from prisoners aud desert
ers, and Is considered reliable party of rebels recent
" visited house on Pawraw Island ten miles above
Vcksburg, and demanded food for thcnlsegcs IN tho
name o. tns conederaay Tho only occupant of The house
was an Old woman eighty years OF age, who gave bom
the dinner they desired but told hom they were try ing
70 break mp one Of the best governments 10 The world
and that they could never form another rs good. she
begged thcn TO dspcroe and 10 ther homes AHA
10 annoy the people Of the region around. ILo ruia.s
became earagod at her words and alter numerous
threats against every friend OF the Union they deliberately
carried her out OF tho house ana hung her upon tree
before her door. Her nephew--a Mr.. Hutchinson
came down to the dca and informed Commodore payi,
OF the outrage.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
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Important News from New Orleans,
Texas and New Mexiee.
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Bombardment and Surrender
Of Natchez.
DEMOLsTi0N OF BAYOU SARA.
THE IMPROBABLE !R0N-CLA0 ESSEX.
.~->->>>~~..o~>---->--.>~---
Failure Of the 5ibiey Expedition in
New N1exico.
Mhe Texans AssassiMate Their
Comma nder.
UNION ARMS TRIUMPHING EVERYWHERE,
Co.. &C.. &c.
Hhe Texans AssassiMate TIAeil
Commander.
UNION ARuIs TRIUMPHING EVERYWHERE

The steamship Ocean Queon from New Orleans on the
aoth inst arrived a. this port yesterday bringing US
very interesting news
The following is the passenger st per Ocean Queen:
Civilidns.
Mr2 Ohver v. Wagner, New Orleans: d. j. G. Beding,
20 Capt. f. f. Parker Bangor Me-. Charles =. Norton
Portland me-; r. NJ Bushnell, lady. four children and
Isryant Pensacola $. j. Han, do. p German, do; J.
~ Coz, Philadelphia Giles Il. Tairtior New York.
Uaasd States Naru.
Thomas Hswkey, Henry Clark.
United States Arn,g.
Thomas Francis, medical cadet, Unitod States Army;
sergeant S. Scronborn and wife United States Army
'Hen. Noses Bates, Warden Louisiana State Pcniten.
saiaFv.
Wost,ded officers
Lieutenant Colonel j. A. Keith Twenty first Indiana
Volunteers, battle OF Baton Rouge Lieutenant u Ten
mey, fhirteth Mlassachusetts lieutenant W. H. Gardner
co. Lieutenant j. j. Russcy, Sixth Michigan.
Recruiting officers.
Adjutant j. J. Hearey Sixth New York Volunteers.
Leutenant Thomas Duffy, do.: Adutnnt Z. B. Lansing
Seventy y.lfth New York Lieutenant f. Avery do; Lieu.
tenant g. b Sheppard, Ninety first New York
w Resigned Officers.
- Captain W H. Stevenson, Seventy fifth New York;
Leuenant w. L. Edwards, do; Lieutenant S. r Frost.
do; Lieutenant c. H. Walton, Sixth New York.
Discharged officers
Lieutenant Horace Sibey, Seventy 6fth New York; L.
u. Dunhau, do.
Without Regiment.
Captain s. d. Hovsy, Massachusetts,
lnirty-tw0 discharged prvates in steerage.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

CRY Polzncs The politicians Of the city are now sner
gctoaily the move, Notwithstanding the important
topics which are present agitatng the public mind
Last evening useting Of the Seymour Club held In
the Rshss ,roeaadlnss Il which will 30 found
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
3 = o z = Z n e
Cricket Match.

NEW YORK ys. WILLOW CLUB, or BROOKLYN.
Tho return match between the st oevens OF the above
clubs, was played at Hoboken yesterday. After soms
good play both Sides the game brought to close
II being day match, by tho New Workers winning
by thirty runs, Annexed is the score:--
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
The Reported Investment of Cnaries-
tcm, S. &.

WASHINGTON, Sept IS, 1862
II rs 6o' saoan In Official quarters recently report
3D. shss Charleston 5. c. has been invested nor that
there Il sufficient force in that vicinity TO make sr
effort successful
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

WALLArK's THEArE.-Thc regular fall andwnter season
as this popular establishment was duly inaurated last
evening, undcr the direction Of the veteran manager
Waack, whose increasing years do the least
to abae tho tact and energy for which no has
celebrated. The house most densely packed, aud
nevcr have elite fashionable, and at the
time delighted audience All the old favorites
welcomed back with degree Of warmth that must have
been most atterng The piece selected for the opening
was Sheridan Knowles "Iove Chase,n a comedy which
IS always fresh and acceptable, because II is truly
comedy, sparkling with wit and aboundmg IN sprgh'ly
dialogue and the most amusing situations. like sl the
dramatic productions Of the author IL possesses anOther
advantage for opening night. account Of the great
number Of characters II Introduces, thus giving oppor-
tunt for the display of almost the entire talent OF the
company. Tho cast was the same last season, with
the exception OF Sir Wilim Fondo0e Mark Snth) and
IL is therefore necessary TO state hat the piece
performed in the most careful aud artistic The
drop scene representing the feast OF Polyphcma
splendid piece Of art we'll deserving all the good things
that have been said OF IL.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Wanted Naval Registers for the years IS5 1917 and 1881,
and any published before 1874 Apply 10 Capt OSCAR
rfrC
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
sketch Of the Rebel General stbley.

Henry H. Sbley, q brigadsr general in the rebel
vice and who reported having been assasslnated by
his troops during q retreat fron New Mexico INTO
Tox, formerly connected with the United states
military service. Ho entered the Military Academy al
wes, Point in 1888 as a cadet from the State OF louisiana
IN which State ho born Ho graduated on the 3oth
Of June lsss, standing number thirtyons in css Of
only forty.ive members, among whom we find the
of the rebels Besuregsrd Hardee Arnold and others
that service, and Generals Barry, Mcdowell hcEins,ry
others in the Union service. On tue LIST o. Ja'y
1885, he appointed second lieutenant OF tho second
Dragons and the sth Of March, isao, promoted
TO Hrst ieutensncy. from lsii to lssf he he'd The
position o regmental autsnt and IN the 10th OF fco
raary 1s47, promoted 70 captsncy. lie served in
Mexico ludwas brevssd major for gallant and msri,or
couducn the affair at Medeln, near Vera Cruz dat
ing from yarch 25 Ie47 This breyet was awarded in
July ls.s In the army registers tor 1859 aad
1860 he was senior captain Of the Second dragoens,
and second on the nsai roll Of dragocn captains A. The
commencement Of 1861 be held the mand Of one Of
the camps near Fort Defiance Now McxcS his recent
successful opponent in that territory, General then
brcvet lieutenant colonc Candy commanding the other
The troops consisted II OF the secoud dragons
Mounted Rifles the seventh United states infantry,
and engaged III the Navajo expedition, with head
quarters Santa re- During tha carly par. OF 1851 he
as promoted ul, majority and transferred 10 the
rst dragons. the 18Th Of May 1851, he resigned
the Union and joined the robes, by whose hands
no moi his death the inventor Of the sibey tent,
in use in the United states Army On the 9th Of January
1852 sbey led bis Texan followers TO the attack ON Fort
Craig, but was driven back ny General Candy On the
7th of February his command was said to be suffering
very severely from having their nuppes cut OF by the
geuerashp u Canby. The disappointed Taxans Laid all
blame Of ths defeat sbsy, whom they have recently
assassnatcd in the neghborhood Of FL Paso during hor
disastrous retreat from New Mexico.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Arms.-For Sale, 1000 Short EnAeld
''''ee - a. sCIEKCg, IS Cedar street
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Omoial Drawings oTtne Delaware state
Letteriee.
DxLAwARx. EXTRA CLASS 3sl-septemberIs Is. 1852
81, 62, 45, 80, 63, Z. so, 80, IL, So, IA, II.
DELAwARg. CLASS s33S-Ssptember IS, 1861.
4, l9, l6, Il, A., 26, %, ., y 3s, 80, 80.
JOIN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Isl 3D. Sd. 4sh 5'k eth. Tn. s.h. 9th. Ts,cI
ht,ors ssiaa,,s. : : Q 9 9 9
UmDire--E Brown, Of tho Mutual
scoT1rs-Eor Atlantic, g. W. Msors; for Ecxiord, j.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Oniciai Drawings OF Murray. Eddy 4
Co.'s Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS A3-Scpember Is, ls62
81, IL, ~, 36, Is. 1, Al, As, q, 40, 60, 66.
NKg!ucxY. CLa . 4i4-september ls, 1867.
s, 4e, 81, 4, 35, G5, Id, Il, 2, AZ, As, So.
Circulars sent free or charge BY addressing either to
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
CoYington. Ky or 81. Louis No.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Glorious News-Decfdedly the Fine1t
Hurte and armbo Sour Of the season by Bayard Psfs
BRllTAN SCOTT.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

Counterfcits ON tho Manufacturers' and
nechanfcs' Bank or Philadelphia.
PmlADuFmA, Sept. IS, 1852
PsAeson's Daecor cautions the public against now
cpuntsrf6N nves on the Nanuscrrers' and Mechanics
DAnh Of PhiadslpAiA-
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

IL Cartes de Visite 81, at Vaughnn's,
27s Bowery Notce-S 900 reward 70 person who will
produce better work. 225 BowcTy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
COssrf G0lesNas Dnv

CouRr CiRcuir.--Part mos 4535 1926, 1881
$751; 7oe7, 7l15, 1868, 1921 1861, 7713 7s29J, 1911
8O5, S0Cy, S001 $685. D. Part II.-4!02, 51l0, 6730
1884, 1900, 1926, 1913, 1894, S05S. S132, s00s
SurHKME CouKr--GEHERAL TERM.--Nos. 65, Ii6, II, 90
o7 Ill, l2l, 1c5, 1a7, 1873, 1a2 to 145, 2.