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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

while the sailors OF the North CoroIDa were pro
ceeding TO the Union meeting al Union squaru. LIN
SAID that Lieut.. Barrett ordered the men 10 groan
tor The AbolIionists. On the other hand his fren's
claim that he il genuine Union man, that he nas
mIways proved his 10y ally aud tbs, no PROOF OF ds
affection toward the nation cad he snbs':h'laieo'
The proceedings OF the Court will be conducted Ill
private.
sTILL BORE ADDITIONS TO TIE NAVY
Tie construction OF vesrels tor the navy IL car
rcd on with wonderful raiidity. la addition W All
tue iroh-elnds and woud-n steamers rnder;i"hy,
o, hers have oeep commenced wIibD q few days, and
ole conn lsled lhe v-sssl which has Ieen hnlshed
IL the Essf port-she IL Low resdy for service
Caro- Her hull was formed vi Passport, III
I.nneese. 49,
The k.els OF two iron turret vessels were laid on
Sal urdsy lpst, the I'd iLr., on the bofih ohbK u
no Mouohgabela River, one mile above Plitroufg
IA These ve..eis are to be III feet long, ~ fest
Lean, feet DRIFT Of water, COO tuns dispi''eeb'
Esch vessel IL have four eDXino-, Tour prov eherr
add four boilers. Tney arc 10 carry iJo Ida. pres
rure VI steam per sqiMe in'h, ana W oe wv nois'
dusky. Three mills are engaged In rolling the iroh
ivr tho hus, srmur, aud turrets.
Another IL 70 he bull. Oh the Derrlmac, Mayor
JackiIiAn haviDg just completes CONTRACT LOT
riGe-wbeel steamer, to be 24U feet long, VITA her
hull IS feet WIDE tue extreme Width ostg d" gua,ds
/, To lee $40 tuLs lior upper works are u he COW
cred with i'oh riie-prooi, aud The pi.,t-ousc is 70
be covered win coni, oeltion lae Is, te-pnoi. The
carpenters contract IL 5000, nbd she 10 To he
launched in i,hteen wee.s, and the VOL completed
wnh fry days ere after.
Government bus also contracted with Mr.. Pnnl
Curtis and M.ssrs. Curtis Tid-n VI East Boston
or the construction of two guD6oais Of about 80
runr They are 10 be- siue-wh,el st aners, $40 feet
long, aud lher hulls IS leet WIDE, and their wld'b
over the guards 81 feet deptn OF hold IL feet. Their
upper wor K. are he covered ~r iron, ri--pru0i,
ana the pilot house il to be covered with conn orton
plAte, rifle proof. they are to be launched III Is
weeks aud are be comp ieted within " days from
the time Of launcbinR.
Thus Elk vessels have been begun within short
time which are not Included in any OF the published
estimates of our naval force. All the ro'-clad. ~
the dtereht naval stations are progressing rs IDLY,
but lone OF them can be available tor active service
Tor sVme months.
1t is expected that the United States iron-cad
steam gunbost Nanxuiuck will leave this port witb
s.aIed orders In few days. She Is now nj anchor
nsur the ferry on the Ioboken side OF the liver and
has teeu in the ne .hbvruovI of her present herih
rince her arrival. The delay which tie NsugaIuck
Las besu Obliged To make here Is c.ur.d by The re-
PAIRS she needed in various ways.
III. second Ericsson Battery, the Passaic, will be
launched from the yard OF Thos. r. Rowland, C0nti-
mental Works, GreenpoDt, at " m, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

CAPTURE OF PKIzrs BY THE FKEscH.-The brig
Bokrur, Capt. Laurian, and oo'er Zorro Colorado
Capt. NJ. Creollo Vcla, both hence for Tampico aud
Vera Cruz, were seized snd made prizes OF by tue
French man-of-war off Tampico. and taken into
Vera Cruz In charge Of Frepeh officer and crew.
TIE above vsseescnanged their flag" from the Amer
ic.,a 10 Tho Mexican " AVOID Rebel Privateers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Naval.

AN OFFICER on TRIAL FOR ALLEGED TREAsoS'
On Wednesi,y Naval General Court Martial con-
veued at tho brooklyn Navy-Yard 70 try Lieutenant
Commander Barrett OF the Navy, whose arr'@ WE
noticed on Friday last. Commodore Breeze anu
Commodore Marvlns are among the officers OF Tue
Can't The oiIeuse with which the Lieu'.-Com
mander j. charged is alleged TO have been eoum'"ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

ANEW JEWISH SrsAGoGUR.-The newly.erected
synagogue Of Bath Israel situated on the corner Of
Boerum aud Stale streets, Brooklyn, will be dedi'
cted to public worship on Sunday next at 10 o'clock.
The consecrari"n sddre-s will DO delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Raphael aud the Rev. 6. N. Isassa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
PeriIous Condition OF Cumberland Gap.
hIIAKP Lk1TEK KROM PARsON BEOWNLOM.


| hayetxs letters from Cincinnati, dated the 18th
inst. and one Of the writers is cIerg, mai. The
news given me is ilis, and the writer WA diree ~
trom the Gap, escaping through the woods in pars,
aad " I'll yro.s dificnityt
"Wben I left, u considerable force Of the enemy
wss in front Of The Gap while regiment Of kenel
Cavalry has poss ssiou If B.rboursvIle. and eight
regiments OF Infantry occupied Fla Lick, OILY ~
nile. from tie Gsp. IL will require great efforts
and prompt action TO ave our men from being cut 70
ircss or forced 10 surrender. hrsrt sckcbs over
tie nisr aLle management Of our authorizes at lie
Cap"
A second letter states these items:
"Onr army IL surrounded vt the Gap, and " not
,p~edlly relieved will be cnt u pieces. Ashbys
Cavalry are in D,rboursvll--a heavy force IL eon-
inv through Wilson's G.p and concentrating - Flat
LEX. only twenty mIles from Cumberland Gap
W oile orr supplies cut Off Such management 10
dsgracefnli
1Cov. Norton OF Indiana sent large 'orce TO
the GAP, and these were detained nj Lexi Rfon Not
even dreaming VI their want at tie Gap But abort
,imr since, 40 EaSt Tennessee UDi0rists and 81
North Car .Iinisus made their way 10 tie Gap and
entered the Union serviee. To think Of these poor
iello - being cut " pieces is to bad.
have been, for months, dissusted with the man
ae.nent Of .hairs in Kentucky and Tennessee, and
have this day started = messenger N Washington.
with latter to Secretary Stanton, making known
this state Of things.
II our Government does not intend mere ener-
getic and sensible course OF condu t. ! advise the
authorities 70 surrender TO jeff Davis an his plum
dering and pejured hordesl w. @. BRowsLow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Prom Port ROYAL.

BY the arrival OF the United States gunbnas Penn
biua, from Port Royal, Aug. q, AT this port, ~
earn that there il news OF Importance from Gea
Hunters Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

The VoLuErEgR RrYREsRhEsT sALooEs.-Ai-
most every night brings = regiment OF Battalion TO
The Reirerhneut Saloons on t.r way to The seat OF
war Nobody Gun visit tho raloous OF night
without, seeing sight There tens Of thous''' ds
Of people VITO have never yet vis Cd these saloons
During the lat ~ hours the managers have worked
in III. good old-ia.bioned manner Yesterday morn
u x they we're nearly exhausted. During the MN
,hey had tho 9Th New Hampshire bud the 18th
Maine, us we'll no tho returning 69th Of New-iork
During the whole uish TIE managers were worked
20 their utmost IN cutting hams, cOrn-i eel cheese,
and other substantially and il Distributing coffee by
the gallon TO the hungry mep. the t"bls were most
,oanrtuIly spread it'll the vegetables OF the season
~ siduiou Beside the n-bts above reierred 10,
there was q battery of artillery from Rochester,
New York. and hbvur 80 mcn for the old Re.iweIto
There arr several Eastern regiments uuoer marching
orders. About 10 O'Clock ANY night tor week 70
come, at lenst, regiment will met lisely DO found
tnere The tae OF The saloons now extenos through
out the entire amy. Phila. n. Amer |ntn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

SIXTH SENATORIAL ConxIrTEE.--Tte With Sen
atoriai Dslrct Commit o. Led a regular weekly
meeting yesterday morning in the Cha'noe'
of the Boad o; E. uaolmen. Peer Cooper 10 '"'
chair A letter WA read III behalf u The 'e-A hSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Tx DRAFT got TO 81 POsrPoEgD ~ EEw-JER.
srr-The citizens Of Orange have made sn effort ~
yet MI extension of tie ~ send volunteers aud TO be
thereby saved the draiL The following messages
explain ths state Of the csss:
OKAvss, Asg q, 1851.
Nj, Ereeileney CHss. $. OLDRS Tves -.
r.s- esD furnish her Ysots WKbcut orsn you extesd
the u,o to IU,h pro,m Can It be sxt~.dsd Plea.
swe, - J. AhERN, 4 hsu MAJ Of Committed.
re Governor replied ss follows:
S. AHxRS: The Mar Department. has this day notified
me tia, tho time hxed for the dr>n. Sept cannot he post
oou.d CliAS. 8. OLDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Mr.. b. FRAsx. PaLhTR. who was awarded 4
Prize Medal AZ the first Worlds Exhibition in L. n.
don, 1851, for his Ar ,hcisl Lag, ano whs has n.dc
and sod over Four thousand sacp, hss just removed
T. our city aud Offers his services " Ill who may
need them. Prof Palmer 10 making arrangements
~ supply the demand for Artificial limbs at the low
est poesible price. See he sdvertseu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
IAdgrriis-rir,iIi

uo pv,py is PAM hle VI }. p.e on nne White peps;
q, 1Lr b,I wncb /, word ff ~ori 10 .ccordsnss VAN
leslie "o "a ,yn,ai G. u Alphabetical kecApituls-
w .tc- 'sSoi % sn- ss, aud tho sn,oans
"a ~. t,srd los renders IL a. complete
:. g. y,ai-t, a. II 70 po-s,hr - mskrM
pr. c~nts yv..ysJ o. 10 n srnt by esPrss ~
- ir, n b, mall. A d e.s fan .aInvsA hsv.foSk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

TIVE LATE Raw. Gro w. BIrHUHr, ID. D.-Our
readers will remember that the death Of the Rev.
Doct. B-thunr, At Florence, Ialy, was announced
sOme months since in Oar columns. The vessel COLI
uuiog hls body has now arrived, snd the arrange
m.nIs for bis funeral are 40 far advanced ,bst IL
usy be expected to occur on "Wednesday Sept. D. Of
which particular notice will appear hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

LIABILITY OF LAwYLRs TO DRArr.-In reply to
inquiries on this subject, Attorp-, General Dckin'
Sn gives the following opinion: II do not think
Isw,ers are Judicial officers within the sense and
meaning Of the law which exempts such oiiiccrs
from military duty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Law ScHooLs-The fifth annual session Of the
Law School Of III. New.York University, under
Chancellor Ferris, will commence the l5to Of
September proxmo. special 81 ~ for those who
design to become successful merchants is being or
p,.uiz.d for instruction AZ MERCANTILE law sAciu'
sively.
THO fifth annual tern Of the Law School # Co
lumtia College, New-Yors, will comm-uce ut the
LAW School Building, NJ. 81 L~f,, elite place. n
the lot of o t,oer next TIE instruction W i'll be
conducted by Theodore w. Dwight. l. l.. d.. Pre-
fe-sor Of Municipal Law, Francis Lrber. Professor
Of Political Science, c. ii. Marine, Professor OF
Ethics, j. Ordronaux, Professor Of N. deal Jans-
prudence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

A FIoHrIso FAhiLY.-Two sons Of hr. VIM. r..
Nlllet, the mu.ic dea,.r 81 No. 3y5 Broadway, arr
volunteers in the Union army. Mr.. h.'s grandfather
took part III the Revolutionary war, sns his father
in the war Of 1872. So drsceuss tie spirit of she
Fathers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

We have known, for several days, that Gen. Cox,
with the greater portion Of bis Army, had left ne
Kanawha Valley aud WAS en- route 10 JOIN Gen.
Pope, but iorbore mentioning IT, tho pre-" OF
other cities having done 40 tn is no harm now ID
stating tie fact A sufficient force n left up the
Kama ~ha TO def, nd the position, while the main
poiion of the army parsed thrvag Parkerrburg last
week for the Esst, a. sIidly as tr.nsI 0riation
could be- Procured. The health Of the amy is
generally good and the regiments in good condition.
Que oil them the 36rh, has over 900 mn, naving
isey recruited some 100 and the others nre sll IN
vood condition, lCleveand Leader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

New Hops: THE FIRST IN NARxEr.-A sample
of hops, of the growth III laG from tue farm OF ID.
Decker. SHARON, N. Y, hss oeen sent 10 70 show
that tho prospect for that crop is favorable. We
hear from Delaware Count, t,rt bop picking viii
be in full blast the frat ~-~k IL September.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

The WAR Communicable War Committee,
appointed NJ tue HAAS meeting on Wedues ~, met
YESTERDAY Afternoon in the Hall If the Chamber Ut
Comn,eIce. Mayor OpdyAe opened the meeting
with rome remarks concerning tie business THAI
had been placed il their h.n'Is Tho Mayor WAS
eros-n Chairman, and Councilman Orion, Sec efary.
Charles Gould VIA spl ooted Treasurer. General
We,morr offered re-outor for the appointment, st
ali early day, of one members u form Nh Executive
c, mmittee. Several subscriptions 10 The war fund
We're made, when tie meeting adjourned until this
AFTERNOON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

GRsAr SALE OF SOUrH DOwS SHREP.-An sx'
t~nsiys sale Of til shove saCsble veriety Of sneep
will take place 81 HoImdel, Monmouth County. n. ~"
on the t,ird Of SeptenDer. The rsm nom
which some Of the laUs sst ara ~ b sold, or
lei, was rented sea.son IN England Tor IT
Roipess; say 8, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

A RISE IN GAs-Th. Manhattan Gaslight Com
psny thus Announces MI increase in ye pr q OF gas
after tho lst Of September:
Ovvrcg ~ rpe NAugsrrAs oAsLaHr ConPAHY.
Nsw-YoEk August / lSo2
The Of fte~n cents Per h abc ret ga con-
sun-d Ia p SO b, Of al akes shrcs the
LIT Septeuo-r viii H. Gly Win tost Get, DO
g ii. HOW ARD. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

FREE Fruit Stow Ia. edior Of The Ameriran
Aerresknr0t offers bi- lais- room 10 'he growers Of
fruit in ,his vicinity, 70 make exhibitions OF such a.
NAV be 10 .eason, for the pubic TO examine, and II
they please, hold 'ors If " Ff"i''Growe" Ex'
change" every day q rome liked hour which will b
xgreed upon, aud son btc.ae known Wm. 3.
Carpenter, who owDs X frus farm III Westcbester
County, and d.. Ward, whoowns one oear Newark,
n j., have al e4dy innnyursted hs free fruit show.
Mr., JUDD furnishes the How.r. ,r orbsIsentailCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
UNITED STATES MARS AIS oFFrcE-Aua n.

Solomon Is. Elsw"rtb y NJ. 0.S Broadway, A.
r,strd NE DAYS ale ed us..onsDe language zoe
dc ,uIsgnE OF rnli.tmeBts Was spt &C. toIt L.nye,"
Albert PA Cara. ~ u, ai ri~d of leg 49,
arl- lang uag- compliant ,f lie SupsWh wv" ~'
&c tie IL h. d for iu.tIuciious ffo.a " IA nsson'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
CENTRAL PARK AWAKE.

battery OF 80 n..n is be NJ raised In The Cen
trail Park to form pat al the A'ihon Bpuaii Tie
battery viii lie OH cred Ly Michael Miller Dlsbnr'-
ny Cirk, aud Jaues =. Wake, Sergeant OF POlic d.
CeprM Park. fr james Gall, jr. al-o 4 III
Park. will &c, on too st,f OF MaJs Willard. Toe
battalion IL now IN quarters 1t Camp Grsen, f"r
ST. vucep. one OF the iuo-t loca Ions On The 'nc.
ble-bodied, intelligent ,ourg men OF good chsr"e
Ter and Appearance, wish x to JOIN this .rm oi tue
.ervice, would DO well 70 Apply al tie Arsehal on
~ purk ut aucs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Cu.RGFp VITA FoR.sgY fer,erusy, ci1s

CHARGED wtT4 FOR1sHY.- ertenusy, -
Fn-, w.s arrested by ofc.r ~ tI aud ~en o" psa,
,,c- Kelly ,n-fs,l With rsr .ias the q " o. 'a 80,
Schw ts u. 4Hi Huds,L st'r. t-noi-s 80 ~ l....S
lor .ou, goods a counterfeit S. OFT Ps'P'''''s
by tho stamford BaDA to"" - 800 .,,,iar ofF-nses--
BnSse So III hafs~d an W. ~" 20 UIv.rsty
a., I.ab.. in p-on ~. b" b0~efy ana pIrsensins
~ ~ - The dr,,p.iou rei."d % !" psl nn. -" o. 49,
which I'll puTcbas'd Own 'N' ~
TOR IA, thar rx AllinAlioD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

VrsIrEG THE GREAr EAsfrRs The arrange
ments binted VI few days srer have been COM
peted ny The Harlem Rai''oad Tor taking pssse ngen
on board of the Great Eastern Ia Fusiliug Bay hvc
times y day and return. Passengers will leave
Twenty .sath ri -et at ., o:lJ. i:l5, 2:0 and 4I0.
TIC steamboat leaves tb. .bp 30 return at S:4o,
I2:I5. 4: ~. end $40. EAru--loa tickets, visiting
tickets INC 'uiel, 50 Q ITS. Pa-sepgers from White
Plains and this side II tn. uslbs ~ leaves 1t y:2o
will he taken on board by SPECIAL train. The
Arrangement - III sounence On Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
EXCELSIOR. BRIGADE.

Hx.pauAnrE., ExcRri1ise sXsyics. EIorLsioH}
BRIGADE CIrY HAn P.mA. =: Y Az ~ 1909
SPECIAL ORDER No. l5-Ail convaiesc~nt men
belonging this Brigade viii report At these te'os
on Frd.y Aug 49, al O'clock pr-ps ed ~ re- ~ hr'
Kr.irers in the held ~ paford pr'.onrt' officers " d
si.t.d vii report at h. sane nouI ~ TIE ,pos oil
.mbsikpg for Atn.pols I'd ia oonplitnce with Cd 70
nO~ War oee..,%%eo, ., ss"a.nl Of co,o.o,,
O. n HAHr As.i.thst AGjuant o-n.ra
TIE BKUOkLtN MONITORS.
This orgAuza ion, ccmposed, Tor the most part, OF
~ mrmber, ON their roll ,ioash astiv-ly recruiting
ONLY about four dayp. Tney require 10 mep 10 COM
lete their orgAnizstion and As te ter sot VI en
r.n bs found ia any regiment. the requisite number
will we have doubt, soon he or aned.
HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY.
Thjs regiment IL sill meeting with great snccets
in recruiting Many the beet IN III on Long Island
rom Queens aud Suffolk are joining, and arrange
n en,, have been made which will yet many from
We,tcbe-ter County. All the town aud county
bonnri.s are given to those joining tho rrgilen'
wherever they re.ide.
THE FOURTH NETWORK BATTERY,
Cant. James h. SI.llh, il now in the hesd, aud ~as
!, tic baltic Of Yorktown, Williamsburg, Far
Oaks. and Malvern Hnir. Lieut.. scott and Cur
oral Tnomp~on are nov III TIE ci'y c,uit'n- TO
an I'm the ranks: 20 men are WI d. The sixth
,enutori 4 Committee are pa ing fIo e1'a oonty
IN all who enlist in this battery. lteorhthe STALLION
81, N, $50 Hudson street. In thi- arm oi Tho Sr-
,it. there il no digging no hntpsaekS W carry, 10
mn, kct dill and no long marches
rag pouRTgENTH NEw-JERsEY VOLUNTEERS.
Tie I4h New Jerfey Volunteer, Coi' ifu,A
commanding encanlod on The MONMOUTH oa''i' ,
p,on,d. near Freehold, N. j.. has oren mus ered
.,n The limited States rervice, and VIII leave 10
The s.nt of war ou Molday or laesd ~ nekt. ~
pn,oh.r. O0J men, aud If ous Vi the hnest reg
'.n,s vet .ent from New jersey. re ruling Is 60
ing On briskly in Monmouth County.
RETURN on TIE HINETEENIu !. hiL'Iih'
TIE ion Regiment y. i. s. NJ, when 90
rrom,tjy answered the lat call oi tbe Pre- ident TO-
three months men returned home y"'eroIy mo,n
iug, liz term OF .ervIcc having expired. 10 ~,
ment bas been employed guarding me r'"'o"I ~
Havre de Craze aud watch ne prisoners u. ro',
Delaware. The 1914 is from Newbury and adjacent
to.ns. Mot OF tho men lave rigniiied t'eir W.T.
hmgaese to retain TO the tei ia eoon a' t"ey nav
lbeIr fr-ods and arranged their busin'-S WIN =
viii not ,ake over "a for igh'. Coi D'o"h war
notified feN days ago thai 800 new recruit" "o;e
desirous 10 enlist uoder tis banner. The oficers m
nd are .ls folloWs:
loion-l Wn. Il Grown Lisnt. -Coonel-Jsmss L9r'
asioI-DSid Jsg.,G Adlutan,-Wm. Z. Iisthef wsJ @"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

iment' soliciting donation. One hundred dollars
was appropriated The usa.t~r b~ius ordered 70 pay
the same epou the order Of Grn. Sp,csr. Ths
Treasurer reported several donations Amounting in
oil " about 1000. Hs also reported thu. ,hen bad
been no response from the Sx,s~nsh Ward either ia
recruits or finances; shs, he had paid Col. Quincy
'be 81 700 donation, snd several other donations
made by the Committee. Tue meeting sd;our,sd
until next Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Anotbe, case of yellow fever has occurred on
board the B'rish steamer n sr-coe*<, recently nom
Nassau, aud now h, g. Upper Qnarsitne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Nom AID FOR Sick AND WouapED SoLprns.-
James @. Clark, the pet and ballad anger, Ii
author Of Frrmonts Battle Hymn" "kario
Moors,s and many other exqnrj;- souls, 10 holoin
concerts in various parts OF ''s country, and givIn
half tie proc.sds for tue t.uett Of SEX an
wounded soldiers. lie 10 fin. ~ritsr and . fret
class singer, and ", hope, for the sodier' aks
tbas bic coIcens will be handsomely pstronised
lie is now in the city, aud viii, PER invitation
VISIT the various hospitals IN shIch our sick aD
wounded men sre cared for, aud do what he ca
to contribute 70 their happiness.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

STATE or ILLINOIS,
CoUNTI or WILL,
VIII County Cieult Court Of the March Term, 1867.
EVGri Price,)
BIN for Divorce.
Mary Price.
4 FEIDANlT Of the non residence Of the above
~ named defendant, having been fled in the Office
o. the Clerk Of said cOnTt notice l. hereby given to
the SAIL defendant. that Edward Price, the said
pirAni dld his Bill 81 complaint in said court the
sbEnerry side thereof the s day Of January, A.
blsJ2. AMI tltat summons thcTsupon Issued out Of
' court against you Mary Price the defendant above
named, returnable the third Monday Of March
sut ~ is by law required.
Wv unless you the said defendant shall personally
BE aud appear before the said court II sail County
l- nrst day OF the next term thereof. to bc held
Joliet in 'sid county, on the third Monday Of harCh,
AD. 1852 and plead. answer drTUr to the said
uupAnAnts said bill Of complaint, the and tn,
nssrs AMI things therein charged and stated, will be
uSen confcssct. and decree entered against you
according to tie prayer OF said ill Of complaint.
D.. RUSSELL, Clerk.
A u Cows, Comp Sol.
l'l,i Jlnsrry q, 1852. S3-Gw
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~-orrCE /. hereby given to all persons Interested,
~ ,or Council Of the city Of Joliet to es innate
q. and recommend an assessment, for the
the ~ r,buding the side walk on the North side
PlS',.on street between Michigan street and Ea T.
Of e, IN aid city, have returned their ASSESS
srn ALrb 1. now on file in the Office OF the City
rent Hls anS The same will be confirmed by the Com
Cel, as on tie LIST Monday Of March next, unless
ny ons are made by some person or persons inter
esied. ,s,,
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM McaARR. DECD.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
4 MJnday Of March next, (bcng the nth day Of
said nouthl shall attend before the County Court of
Will County Court House IN the city Of Joliet,
ior the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of William Mcarr late OF said Conn
deceased when an whore all claimants notified
Isi requested attend and present their claims in
writing sssip.t said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted 20 said estate, also request
u make payment to the undersigned without Il,
BRIDGET McGARR, AdniN.
January Is, 1862. 53-6w
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CITY TAXES FOR 1861.

COLLECToR'S OFFICE,C
Joliet, Nov. 10, 1861.
nUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the Collectors
Book together with the warrant for the collection
ICity taxes flr the municipal year A. D. 1861, has
h,.n duly delivered to me
An persons concerned are requested to call at my
oso corner OF Joliet and Washington sts) forthwith
thar respective taxes or costs will be made.
NJ SEBASTIAN, City Collector.