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, 1862-03-09
/ SSIGNEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Ie sci; On tic 18th ia: Of 1ts-eI rext Ct sAe aorth
Gcos Of The Ecprt Hcase Ii tie City Of Chicago. st
ne aouE q eisves ececk \ u. ay s:.. :i::e asi n
hcaeEt Of csreitcts made b. T q Carter Is nc Iuy
18Th 1ssI t. the fo!loTgE acse7hea lofs E:fsss a9a
il 81 caEs k:ihretas Subdivision Of BLOCK y in ttr
Css1 Trustees Sabi Vision Ct tie Eest ha1 aat the
vest half Of thE neI1heast quarter Of Sccsion H. Town
slip 81 north Eauga II, cast Ct Thr1 Principal Aesa
Gia- Sstd lots being On ul. soa.A side Ct |au Karen
street. near EosIer street. Supposed be ttsle n
fee. sahJeet % MORTGAGE now due said lots Of Two
ASHER CARTER
FfTG n1:5in As5fwnna CT r II. C3ysEr.
, 1862-03-09

uEI.MEOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

.EElMBcIDs ,+9E48EoA5E
EEizAEr 8Ec4E,
TIE GREAT DIERETiC.
Z POSITIVE ANl sPECIFI*; REEi;;s
Ec1; DISEASES OF EHE BLADDER, Ki0NEfE.
EgAvI:I. pEpPsY, AND ALL DISEASES
Arising FEOas
Ea2iTs us g:ssriTto.x, ExCESSEa AzE
CpEEDESCEE n LFEr
HarPE1eFYzEs OF E7EE EEEe9p, Ac~
IIs7OUS Hls5-&5E5.
:;ONEUHPTzc.,
EnnEpI1C FITS,
LatGUU@
NERVOUSNESS;
ExITEEsaE s.hsslTIDE 9F TIE azISsGlC;i4 Il
SYSTEM,
D:ssSEEs DE' T1SEDA,
3x6AEITI-
TAILED .;cCEFEEifECE.
EpGE ETOdAtE,
E1EZ ELADaEEE
HECTIC EL;:ss!i
ASr rcH E.EEEC!ED ASc oEl1cATG goi;
ET,TuT:DSG OF BE & sEE&
, 1862-03-09

u II 1IR1o[1V4L GLAAA3t " LIiI..
III By certain :tgass d ess. .s 2as ast az ay 81
fS7,, Il iEo7tgages faEa foar hundred a1a
VIZ q III civ 81 GScsSo Il. s.I county aas sfa5:
eoufeytG to 1ne francis r CcshH. t. premises b-ss>
!;;ltr descr5be to eecure the pajnelt ci ccItis:i
sasc. I'll e1ecnted 81 BacSner S. Morris ai ps:afss
e The tses. ct s=d 1':tz being Tor gh
PRINCIPAL gum Of c:csca thousas.l aoIlas7 (si1F,.
Sa5a'sa or .ns th5 ts frs; oss,s ds e M M r ss
md -. -ol.srs :s> eaei being taa amount acs:
annus! Oh said pfnclf.. s1 aa2 EaFas;f se
sree:igei OF tho frst .say o. ec5 aE1 nSa
$ey. iss: afd Nsegess i i rr2TiGs,i 6T I'D s:;:
any oae of ssli instalsuf= Ct Interest aad such H.
tEen tic said principal sa; Of c;e:er sho1saad De-
tErz shall ft oce hcCoc ard 1t. dug and FayIs!s
e:cet,sn anything 70 the ncse giysa f1r tns Ss
:Etc:rt dc CO &c fst Or q sI.r u. oE IT, t;s t
ax feysE=s A. l. FL aS o1 .as assss & 10 ~
s.' ;Ess 5 aoE saa 1a ra,2 a ,S a
ri;:ue Of tn. authority ccntatnsH 4 said Ia2;tsEs
and 10 scc:c the .atd SIM Ct e!t: Gu titoEsanA
Ycyea 5y ssEfartsa;t WIN II IIsat and i tssquay 81
:s:aIr heirs reprtsentatiyes or ssasEs theTc viii es
=.ii at pubic sIcslon 20 tbs EissE7t bidder fof c.
1e11 in fe o1aESon @ T. On M Ers s; 1 s M
S:sas Sas.s Aos Is Ea { ~ ~ III ss Fo% so~t
sSs Is e T pssf5asa e 9 s s.: 8 &; y sssk &
s 6I's dwe1IP M f95 GE !E:ev*
H4s VIE tsS;: isSxxoIns. s5i. st.o.nes HestExEsa
| Iii I'Eer5osn street. ChicaEo. tal.-sssrtd
, 1862-03-09

ETATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ CoUSTTs Superior Cont Of Gh.ea$o, Mach
ard Edson Ket1h IS Gec:ge CTist ist-Attachnent.
PEo'e net.ee s ne:eoE Eaves 70 te sid aeete e Gtst
Ce7k o. the Superior Court OF Chcszo. dated the Tih
dsy ct EehrrsE D. 1852. At the suit Of tue said
and against the estate OF the said George Cst for the
Er1n Of One Hundred snd Three 5lc1 Dollars directed
Estnfned executed
shall peE=o1s he and a1PeaS teocc tac said Superior
Chicago o. o. hecre the nzst day Of the Term
tEezcc- to be holden st tile Court Home In the CITY
Ct CE.csso: on the first MONDAY OF April. a. d. 1851
gye spsens Rsa ans plead to the said plaintiff actt5n
Judgment VII he entered against Ioa and In favor oi
the said Plaintiff and 50 much Of the property at
tached be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment
and cesta Will be Fold 70 satisfy the sa1ne-
THOMAS B. GARTER Clerse:
, 1862-03-09

i IKEN Il NORTON. .-
BaxHEEs DEALERS Il E1caASGE
IL. Board Of Trada BEi1dinEEs
South Wster street Chicago
CeuesGons 1cs5e IN all the principal c1dss 7: tne
L;s5.ls Es:tca, 5ai-.5
, 1862-03-09

ELIiNO1E SAYINGS lNSIIIs!-
L EIoH.
EH TEE CITY or Chicago.
sECrHPOIATE1. EE;EUA:.G+ is57.
ztzce, 1e4 AMI 10e Washington IT.
l:z Institution rece1ycs deposits L Gos Sn7er aa
-. ILLS q: Specie I7aE1ng Bauss Of
TIVE C1;N.EH AEk TEWAeIss3
gcc nj! classes Ct pestc1s Including Mino1s aud Mat.
x!Ad Nr!nen, aua a1loV2 1ntEIeat g. tic titC ..
! SIX PER EEET. PEE AENUM-
1.!;;1e:i.: ;..y:le Oh the tst aoidsF OF ai4usta
a:,a July Office opes daY during the usual hours g
as;zess, snd Tias1ar ard Sa1artaE evenings 1E21
] soS3CcS- 1TttiE g. EA!NES, rrssSste:as,
| Il 5, Ku;}I:I:, CASHIER. ir1s=!.1J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
THE MOVEMENT IN ITALY.

The City Of New. York brings the important
news that tho plan Of the Italian Government
TO prevent Gafibnldi from leaving the Island II
Sicily, and thus to arrest the spreading of the
revolution, has been loIed. The General, with
some oi his follower, has successfully landed
at Mlleto, in Caabrls. Several towns in tibet
Province have already pronounced IN hs favor;
and as the enthusiasm Of The people for his er-
petition, even according 10 the report. Of bis
enemies, i, universal thronshou. IL, Neapolilsn
Provinces, it is probable that be wal soon be
surrounded by considerable army.
The Government is beginning 10 act with
greater igor. IL has declared all the Neapoli-
tan Provinces in "a state Of siege IL has ar.
rested tie Naval Commanders oil Caianib for
not preventing the crorsing Of Garibaldi. II ii
also reported that the Royal army has entered
Catnnla and captured eight hundred Garibaldi-
aus. But. Notwithstanding THE yigor displayed
by the Government the cause Of Gar.baldi II
generally looked upon IN Europe IL stronger
thnn at am time since tho issuing OF ais fret
proclamation. and it is producing a ieversL
state oil feeling everywhere.
1t has been undoubtedly from the beginning
{. part OF the plan Of GarbGldi to call ou the
oppressed nations Of Europe 70 rise, aud thus
bring on general war Of the European de-
mocracy aganst their opprefsors. lie, confc-
quently, appeals to the Hungarions to seize
ibis favorable opportunity for shaking of The
yoke OF Austria. One Of the leaders Of tbs
Hungarians, Gen. Klapka, has, however, issued
cOunter-proclarnation not considering the
the proper time for revolutionary movement.
That the French Emperor would oppose to
the Garibaldian expedition against Rome n
determined resistance, was to be- expected.
Even If there had not been on rrecOncilabe
difference between bis views and those oi
Garlbadi, the last speeches Of Garibaldi would
have decided hin cOuT,e The MoniteuT, OF
Parn, declares officially, that the Pope can
rely on the supper. OF the Emperor.
The Italian Government. in the mean while,
is making The most strenuous efforts TO induce
tho Emperor to withdraw bis troops from
Rome. New diplomatic negotiations TO tina
ead have been commenced; but tue note in TIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
GEN EISAL NEWS.

by the arrival of the City Of New.forS Of
Cape Race We have three days later news from
Europe. The United Suites frigs;e TuscaIora Lad
put into Falmouth aud Plymouth, am Tad been or
dered to leave without coaling or repairing. The
aon.l-y Of Pars aims the import Mt declaration
chat the French Government will protect the tenn
poral power OF tbe Pope against Garioad, and great
naval aud military preparations are made IN antici'
pasiou o. a confict Garibeldl with come OF his fol
lowers has landed o, Mieo in Calabria, and several
towns of CsI,briA have already pronounced in his
favor. All the Neapoliian provinces have been DE-
esred in a state Of siege, aud tue naval commanders
oil Ca;ana have been arrested for not preventing
Gsnbsldi from crossing On the other hand, 1t Is,
however, announced that 800 Garibaldians have
been captured 10y the Royal army in Catania.
Garibaldi, in a proclamation, has called on the
Bungarisns 70 rise, bat Gen. klspka in counter
proclamation declared a revolution At the present
time uure9soI able.
By the arrival OF the schooner Eta at tbs port
yesterday We have rews from Havana to August a.
We learn that the Confederate vessel-oi-war Florida
anchored ia tie entrance Of the taTbor Of Cardenas On
August IS. Tie Captain. General, who seems now
20 he more favorably disposed toward the Federal
Government than formerly, ordered her away, bat
Der captain urging that lie was in cstreas, be WAS
allowed to remain. The Florida claimed 70 lave
destroyed several American merchantmen, but this
was doubted Three other Confederate steamers
had recently sailed Coz parts unknown. There il 10
later news from Mexico. The French Consul at
Havana bad chartered tbe Spanish steamer Mexico
to carry provisions and cattle to Vera Cruz.
Senator james +. Simmons Of Rhode Island re.
aimed HE Tea. il tie United States Senate yesier.
dsy. and the General Assembly elected Lieut.-Go
Samuel Greene Arnold 70 Gil his place for the re-
rsAiuoer of the term, which expires on the 9TH o.
Mach next Dir. Arnold received II out Of tho 81
votes cast.
"A company Of the 5.h Regiment, II. Y. S. d..
wss called out for the purpose Of guarding The quar-
seis Of the ll9th H. gimeot Olunteers, Col! Pesner
~ Foty-ffta street. Tie militia eoloiors kept guAid
with loaded nuskc;s ell night.
The Pacific Iailroed Convention he's decided
tbaI books for subscs pton 10 the capital stock shall
b. opened tie Isl OF November al Portland Concord,
Rutland, Boston, Providence, Hartford, Albany,
Buffalo, New York, Trenton, Philadelphia Titts-
tosIh. Wilmington, Baltimore, WGsh.u.tou, CoIam-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
E,o,ttsrul.

IowA.-Tbe Democrats Of Iowa have made ths
following nominations for Congress: Fin. Dptricf,
!. X. Houish: Second District, +. II. Thayers
Third D,.r.ct d. A. Mahouy; Fourth District. Il.
81. Martin; Fifth District, ID. o. Finch; Sixth Dis.
trict. j. r. Duncombe.
INDiAsA-The Hon. VIM. l.. Ni6ack late Dem
ocratic Member Of Congress from the Vlncennes
District. Ind. lac been nominated for the LoJ,slar
fure by the Democrats OF Knox Co.
PxSvsrLyAsGA.-Wm j. Robinson has besn NOM
mated by the Union Convention OF Dalpbin County
ioE Congress.
WIN. Stewart IS lie nominee Of the same party "
Indiana County.
vhe special election for member Of Congress In the
Bucks and Iehi5h District, TO ii the unexPred term
OF DR.. Cooper, tock pl ce on Saturday last. Mr..
sie. the d" Peace candidate, ard DR.. Lear the
IovaI candidate. Bucks gave Lear over 500 ma
jonty; but Lchish gave over 80 for Stiles, which
elected him. He ii understood to be Of the Vaan.
d CHAM stamp Most Of the Douglas Demoorsu
voted fJr BIN.
Omo.-The Hon. John A. Bingham, Repnblicas,
nas been renominsted for Congress in the XVIII
District.
Gen. !. a. Garfield has been nominated by the
Radicals 81 the XlXth District for Congress, owes
John Iu,elins, the present member. The nominal
ion WAS male on tie seventh ballot, by majority
ff fuo X.fos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

The N. Y. SIM gives the following version
of the recent chango Of Union commanders in
Virginia:
q" The appointment Of Gen Mcclellan 10 the comsand 4
the force, in vsin, In comp snce with The orsyamt.s
demand n. Gray Ia the mo-, important and ign6osa4
even, Of the day. IL is ths frat time sincs the commenss-
men. Of our civil war wh-n e ,ose,, hare syc.ed
trolling ros n lis d,ecIs of AFFAIR.": but ssrious
political Involved than the resignation q
Mr. Stanton and incupsbss Of which there
Gyng rumors the nation will have to ocs in ths
pluck sod sIirit Of the army.
This appointment Ia due the ssgseitv and good
President who in making # have utterly brokss
with tho faction tbst long t5warted bis plans and ex-
erci.ed such bnefn nanence tho naoa Indeed
perted thst ne aitet0s pye,eakd % hin Of Stone
wall Jas.on Mcclellan However this nsy be is
tain tho army feel, the most unboondei conf ence in tas6
fomsr con uand.r Tho President sc,ed wisely giving
soldiers tho loader Of tae choice who will doab astzy
their opinion Of "a. eeuers.io On the battle feld"
we believe that there is truth in the fore-
going 10 the extent at least of ga utter indis-
positon on the part of the Army to DO again
led to battle BY Geus Pope and Mcdowell
The Judgment Of large majority o.! those on
gagged on Saturday is t1at they were sacrificed
BY tho ncompetency OF those Generals, and
that decent handling would have secured .
sgual Union victory. We have no evidence
and no belief that any considerable proportion
of the soldiers assumed to dictate 10 the Presi.
lent the choice Of Commander, whatever .
few regular officers and mob Of stragglers TO
the scar may have done; but that the great
body Of the Volunteers had resolved to stand
10 more Pope-slcDowell strategy, is well At
tested. That any considerable portion OF our
Volunteers presented to the President any such
hard alternative as "StOnewali Jackson or
We must regard rs base Libel %
iheir discecnment aud their patriotism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

bus Cincinnati, Cleveland, Wheeling, indianapolis,
Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, S.. Paul, Burlington,
Dubuque St. Louis. LeaSenworth, Omaha, Denver,
Salt Lake. Carson City, San Francisco and Port.
land, Oregon, and remain open at least two weeks.
The Wisconsin Democratic State Convention has
declared unanimously to sustain the President in all
strictly constitutional duties, denying the right OF the
people to refase their support during the pending
crisis and denying he right to infringe upon the ib
critics of the people guaranteed by the fundamental
law Of the land.
A frs took place in the machines shop Of Messls.
Myers Il Co.. Twenty-seventh street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues, last night, about %
O'Clock. The flames communicated with other
buildings. The lose is estimated ut $4,000.
We print on the third page of this mornings is
rue the names Of nearly 900 sick and wounded SOL
ders brought from si,lax Seminary Hospital They
ssriyed yesterday, in the steamship Atlantic.
later news from New-0rleans is printed on the
third page Of this mornings TRiDUsE, received by
the steamship Fulton which left there Oh the 2Sth.
It. TIE vessel brings 40 discharged soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

HorrL ArRNAts.-Maj. Mcmillan, Surgeon AnS
Medi,al Insl cctor, OF New-YoEk; W. l.. o'Bren.
Baltimore; Capt. d. A. Willis, L. 5. A. }. Z.
Catcher. Minnesota j. B. Dc Bois, Buffalo, and
VIM. Ross, Portland, Me-, are at tic Metropolitan
Hoel.
Lieut.. Jadsou Hacock, IS. Cavelry; lleni.-Col
VIM. a. Olms'ed, Troy Commodore Ringgold, U.
S.N.; Lieut.. Thoe Burt, New.Orlesnsi MAJ W.
W. sherman, U. 5. A.; Capt. NJ. 4. Hill, OF MAJ
Gen. Parhers staff; Capt. jar. Lawiess, Whining
ton; Col. IL. Smith, i4Otl Regiment n. /. Vouu'
,eeis, aud the Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, Toledo are stop
ping al the Astoe House.
Big Gen. Wilcox, L. s. Army W. o. ffies'
London. n. Penelli, Peris, and J. ". Cunningham
I.iyerpool. are a. the Fiah-Avonue Hotel.
Henry Band OF England is at tie Clarendon
Hotel.
Cant. +. Ene,e, u. s. Navy, and Jas. Davis, ie's
Regiment. II. b. NJ. Army, Halifax, are stopping q
the Lafarge House.
Geo. W. jenkins, u. S. Army, isa guest at tn
II. Nicholas Hotel.
+. 4. Woodward, U. s. Navy, snd Chas. Phelps
n : steamer Fulton. are at the Everett House.
Col Percy, OF the Grenadier Guards, BTi'ha
Army, John 4. Edgar, u. 5. Consul TO s.. ThomAA
and o. II. Barrow, China, are stopping at the bro
WORT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
Jccimenr WI show their nature:

Most of these oyorcharges were directly
proved by tho men who sold the bills. How
the alterations wero effected may 10 guessed by
glance al tho figures gwen above. With
consummate tact, Wood kept this case from
tie public when a candidate for Mayor IN 1854
though il was well known in private circles
Just on tie sye Of the election it was pub-
lishej, but too late to escape the suspicion of
being Oh electoueerng trick. From that time
" this, BY tkiiilul appeals and tbs laws dslp. h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

CRY TAIArIoS.-As compared with the 'aAso"
valuation OF property last year decrease has 'sAe'
place TO the amount of $4,000 600. The snAlus
Fund for the redemption of she city d'o' 'on''''
OF certain property and revenues belonging 70 =,
city which have been pledged 10 that OBJECT .a'
Sinking Fund for tho payment Of the interest," % ".
unblic debt consists Of certain other revenues OF ths
city not already pledged to tie OTHER inna' "nl0"
have been set apart for that purpose Each oil these
FOND, /. ;nlepend n, q the other but their un''eo
a,o,muati,us this year make no tho sum 0,
:, on, 900 which the Controller has so appropriate"
rs to reduce the city taxation by that amount. ins
sum, together with areducOn oil 70 'S1O Ss"
amount appropriated for expenses oi 'i'0 ~
eminent 10, the past year, WA eo"S'le'a'V 80
the rate ii tasatoa. despite she decreased vSaa'''-
OF pTo9sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
Extensive Fire in Vc-s Twenty-seveutA
street.

Ias, night about % O'Clock fire broke ont in the
carp,utershop Of Nes,rs Meyers & Co, No 262 West
iwenty-scven:h street, at the conner OF Seventh
avenue. The flames soon communicated 70 tas
machine shop Of the same firm, and 20 feed store
ken. By james II. Arnold. In the same building
with Meyerss Machine shop. which Vas four-s'ory,
brick structure, were rooms occupied by George
Law, toy manufacturer John doughery, glass cut
Ter. aud john Schafer, business not known.
Notwithstanding the prai.eworthy energy Of the
fr1usn. tie three buildings Nos 2i2 %64, and 2o6.
were totally destroyed. The entire loss s estimated
at abon 10000.
Myers ots IL said to be about $40, 900; insured for
$4,000 in city companies.
Peter Mss;erton, foreman Of Engine Company No.
50 was slightly injured by the falling Of one u the
walls. He was removed to his house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
rT' ATE OF THE MARKETS..

The market opened dull, and at The close a the
oal vas esk This unsettled FEELING becoming per
uancpt Ther, wa little variation In Governments. the
coupons selling at ~ d9 and late in the morning ut St
closing that bid. Treasury $40 were wesker at 3 with
.sls state Securities were very dull Gold went up y
cent with lsgs purchases to llSdi6 and st noon 'd a.
49, Re.veen the Boards ths mste' was heavy At tie
scoid Board there more cheer ul feeling, and the
ou,,on. were established It general advance The market
for s;er ~ s. been eud active with some settlements
as l3 4, the close the market scarcely az hFn
early in The dsy fresh,s active and rates
decidedly especially io' Grain to Great Britain i
the close The Of tte Treasury Receipts
$50 COS 2s-or Cu,ous SPA los 86 Payments, s'aiot
90; Balance s9Tt,6i6 So IL Demand Nses ia Cu'ion-
House use has good dsmsnd snd they hruy
held l0StolOt The 30, sold at 2s aud wore In
soye request Cefcates Of lndsbiedne.s wei7 ST. and
steady The disturbed state Of military affairs las not been
without s influence upon the Money market by weakening
he oouddeo CO Of a,s in the stability Of the pre'ens
things The entp: Institutions have taken sdvaIsse
os this eeag advance the rates OF utee'. cent. and
dsnsnd loan. +05 4 cent the best c'laieals
Prounen; houses still s0ppy their wants at & cent
bu, the bu'k Of the transactions are at q cent
Fork Is better supplied but fair inquiry peVsi' and prices
are ghty timer Beet Is IN fair request ana though the
arrivals iusirnihcnt prize. Uo hardly 50 hrm Beef
ait qet. Bacon Ia dull but u scarce and hrm
Cut Nj 81 m demand and are rather Urn er Lsia l.
firm and in good request. Buster is IN scve reque. aud
arrn Cheese continues in active demand Tor export and
prices * in Western and State Flour opened
more scye and with moderate arrivals and poor Asso
men, of,rilg prices slsin 5d Toe. q Dbl hnnes The
rngrse, closes qniet; the sales 2la7O hbls Csna-
dian is cd request and h better Southern IL IN modea's
demand and rather ffe Ryo Flour Is firm and IN limited
request Cora Meal IL steady and in moderate demand TIE
be., make opened active aud rather hImer owing
TO sdyrce In exhause snd moderate arrivals but
closes quite du under the less favorable news from Europe
al On .dv,nce in the OF eight The demand IL
mainly for export but r for milling he sales include
Bi 40 bush Oi Barley is out Of market. and nominal
The trst invoice Of State exhibited Chang by
Messrs Den simons The quality IL prime Proved
a. held hut pu-cis,eT. oniy offered &C., which
was refused Bailey hsis ia Ugh, supply and hrul Rye
see ce Oats "a good supply steady and N is
Ad Cora open-d hotne but co.'d e'' 5uoysny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

army appointment Gold which had been lls
on Wednesday, went down to LIZA on Thurs.
day. If this is such excellent evidence that al
is well, will The Herald please tell US how il
nterpress the fact that Gold, which it quotes
at ll74 on Thursday. yesterday went up to
1914,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

tn, Herad yesterday exultingly pointed to
the Stock market No the true barometer for
measuring political movements, AID quoted the
iall IN gold 10 tho best evidence Of the conf.
dea0s of the country ia tho latest Important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Mcna,m declares, 10 advance. that oil these
efforts will be unsuccessful.
According to present APPEARANCES, therefore,
the knot must be cut by the sword
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
TO CORRESPONDENCE

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Ne notice can be tssee OF ANONYMOUS Communications
Whs,evsr intended for insertion authenticated
BY the address OF the writeTnot nseesariy Tor
2 publication. BIT, az Ss.ar-Dty for HI, good faith
Nscsnroi anoer,sse Teturn reected Communications
Al business oucs should 10 sadEesSa 70
"fag TKIsrsR.' New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
NEW:YUHK DAILY TRIBUNE.
aIf|s' B. CORPORATION NOTICE r...r- 'a~
TENEEN1s SOLD FOR ASSESSMENTS

Of
nd in of New dahban
sold at by OF Arrears of sale
18Th an d md for
rdymndmd in 10
auwt several Land nd Ten h eanM
of h of be o sl loh 1d
2l hMd2 day D, nM
o A said OF Of
II of @kh Cmuly6
ahe rid City, GSNhn
Clerk Anma
DEO FINANCE BUREAU
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-08
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Droser Fa " II fn this the mos tsdvan-
taseoas route for Lave stock. Capaeious Yards, weu
waiered mi supplied with every nsenience hxve
openc OF tn It's INJECTIONS and every
sttsnti is sid totheir vans From HarrfsburIh.
where III be found every convenience for feeding
All -e=tlng aehnica is offered Of the PHfLAnkL-
PHla.s sEW YORK and BALTIN OhE kARkEIS.
this will also be found the shortest quickest and
nest ct route for Stock to New farkIsis Allsn
TOW n and " ith fewer cha ngesthan ANY oih.r-
kNoCH LEWIS, S,GeneratSupt.. .Aitoolh.P Pa
l.. l.. HOuPT Gen Tick ct A Il. ,Philadelphia
H. H. HOUSTON g en- niFreiEhtAg Ct. Philadelphia.
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