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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-18
Local A if airs.

TIE GRAND REVIEW AT THE FoRr at.
tracted large number of spectators, not.
withdrawing the unfavorable weather.
The Jeanette Roberts and the Alhambra
went up with good loads, and probably as
many more went up in private conveyances,
and there was also large attendance from
the Falls. ..
There were seventeen companies of in.
fantry in the line, ten of the Fourth regi
ment and seven Of the Fifth, besides com.
pany Of artillery known as Hotchkiss's bat,
terry, making in the aggregate about fifteen
hundred men. The line was handsomely
formed, and after waiting short time the
discharge of cannon announced the arris
val of the Governor and his STAFF,
which consisted of Adjutant General Malm-
ross, Aids de Camp Col. r. F. Fiske, Maj.
j. P. Pond, and Captain H. 81. Western,
of Company D, Second Regiment, Doctors
Stewart and LIE Boutillier, of the Medical
Staff. The soldiers looked well, and re-
ceived the concentrations of the reviewing
officers, for their general appearance and
discipline. The marching was not quite as
good as might have been expected, proba-
bly, owing in some measure to the ground.
rendered muddy by recent rains. and to
natural embarrassment attending an exhi-
bition in presence of SO many spectators.
There was an epi.sod that created some
amusement. The roar of the cannon made
his Excellency's horse "move in mysteri.
GUS way" and Notwithstanding sit is re-
corded" that the Governor assured the
Grand Council of Ten, be "could ride with
ease and safety" we observed, with unfeign>
ed regret, the embodied dignity of the State
stretched at full length in the mud. The
Governor picked up his hat-the aids secur-
ed the horss-and "the dignity" resumed its
seat, and there was nobody hurt" One of
the news boys was near the gun, and when
he saw the Governor fall, be said to the ar~
tillerists, "there, you've played h-ll-you've
shot the Governor p
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

[Per Steamer LIVERPOOL, April 8.
American Flour is quoted at 25@2ss Cd.
WHEAT :. Red: Western los 4d@lls Sd;
red southern, lis sd. white Wisconsin lis 9d@
lbs; white southern l2@l2s 4d; mixed corn
27s 9d@2Ss.
BEEF quiet and steady. LARD easier.
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ST. PAUL FUR MARKET.
April l6, 1862.
The following quotations may be strictly re


By Telegraph NEW YORK, April Is.
FLOUR.--Market heavier, unsettled and &C..
lower. Sales $500 barrels.
WHEAT-..Uull and dropping.
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SCHEDULE
| OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL.

For Hastings, Red Wing, Reade, Wabasbaw. WInona
and La Crosse connecting with the La Croose and
Milwaukee Raroad) daily, al O'Clock An.
For St. Anthony and Mnneapolis-Twice daily, at
c'c ock A. NJ, and p. III.
For Manomin, Anoka, Monticello, and st. Cloud
Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays at4 O'Clock A. NJ.
For Sank Rapids Belle Prairie Fort Ripley and Crow
Wing-MOnGays, and Fridays at 4 O'Clock NJ.
For Enthusiastically at O'Clock Am.
For Marine, Tayors Falls AID Fails of st. 'Croix-
Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock AM
For Superor-Every Monday. at 4 O'Clock AN.
For Sunrise, with connections to Bayfeld-Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock AN.
Fer Richmond, Sank Center Alexandria, Pomme &c
Terre, Breckinrdge, and Fort Abcrom be-MOndays
and Fridays at O'Clock A. N.
For Georgetown, Pembina. Fort Garry, and the
Red River Settement-Every Friday at 4 O'Clock AN
For further particulars enquire at the General ONCE
ON Third street. near the American, or attfe once OF
the North Western Express Company.
st. Paul. Nov. q 1861 nov23
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TONY FRIENDS AND PATRONS

aavng engaged my services to the Messrs j. c.
n " baro INK " 20 corner If Levee and Sibley sts
may be found in the Wholesale Grocerv Den art.
men, where will afford pleasure to see my old
custOme r. once more. ~ ~
We shall have large aud we'll selected stock of
goods, usually keptin our line, ha i'd W hioh re.
spectuy ask you to examine before purchase else
where hope to merit for the house portion at least
of that patronage have heretofore literally be-
slowed upon me.
mh7 A L. LARPENTEUR
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1861. WINTER 1862.
ARRANGEMENTS!

p-opretOrs.
SC BURBANK 4 CO., JNO. l.. MERRIAM.
The Roads well stocked with First Glass Horses,
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Drv.
ers, all under the control of competen tAgents.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

BRASS FOR BEAUREGARD.
From the Mobile Advertiser and Register March 18th
The appeal of General Beauregard to the
people of the Mississippi for brass, to be
melted and cast into cannon, has touched
the hearts of our people, and already re-.
sponses are being freely made.
Yesterday the stewards of the St. Fran
els street Methodist church met and agreed
to tender to General Beauregard, through
General Jones, commanding at this post,
their 6ue bell for this patriotic purpose.
A gentleman of Summerville brought to
our office a quantity of brass (some thirty
or forty pounds weight as the donation Of
bis wife to the cause We notice in the lot
several brass tops of andirons, and this sug-
gests the idea that good deal of brass
might be secured in this way. Another
source of supply is thus stated by lady
correspondent:
"MEssRs. ED1ToRs--I see Gen. Beaure-
gard has called for bells, to be manufacture
ed into cannon. Cannot the ladies assist
by sending all of their bell metal-preserv-
ing kettles? I send mine as beginning.
"a SOUTHERN WOMAN"
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Csnal &ot.tes.

NETWORK SUPREME COURF-CITY
~ ard COUNTY ~ NEW-YORK JOHN A. yam
SAUS and ALBERT VAN sAUS, Pla.nsins. alsinss JOHN
STR Altman. Dsfsndsnt.Sain14oLs for mogey den,auc
on contract. Com no, s-GsreD To he Dssnd,n' JOHN
sTRATHAS above nauird: You hereby summoned snc
sau'red the complaint, In tins scion, which wln
~ Oc- Of Csfk Of the said ti,i a1d county
Of NeyYok The Cry ria. 10 sid cry Of New tsfS a,e
o. to ITO said complaint on Tue
tsr0er hi. Office rt 30 = Nssssnr IN said City Of
New York within twenty tsys tef the srTsis OF s snp.
ons On 10 egca,iya d e Day .. suoh ssI'e aid yoe
fail 20 rrS~sT the sad copaslt within toe tune 9TsAla
"a. PaiaiS 90 p hikt ke Judgment s1ss, you ei
~. .uu hluirei and dolaft snot"sny
hs- principal with irr. hon the f-cosi Day Oh 20
ooT. -aosnJ sisi 1udred nd sity- one, oe'ss ss
eo.,s OF TINS aciYn-Datei Dcsoh-r l6ih. ~ :.
J. II HOBART FlNC KNEY, Pl.iBi.a' stcI-ss,
No. - Nssssu-,,.. Ses-ioT. Cry.
The eomPsn, in the alcy. entitled alton was AMY nso
IN tie oiu Of Il, Ci-fi y lac Cay aud County 81 New
Y5rk o. ,n@ sli "a! % Dee h'r. u.s.
J. II. HOBART riNCKNEl, PlIrlss Attorney.
o2t laSowfi
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NAVY DEPARfsEN1

NAsr DEPAafzENT, 4
BuTesu Of Provisions and Clothing Sept u 1861
DRUPOSALS FOR PAPER.-Proposals (seal-
I'd aud iodo srl PopOsss for Pspe) win be eoeivsd
hi. Bnehn un the S0h day Of October ios
furn hng and delivering the Navy Yard II brookyn Ns
Yort three hnudred Of psp-r vi the privilege OF
increasing the gnan,i'y 10 thou and reifus.
The paper BE- white IA inches by ~ ch,s TO weigh
IL 20 .nds rean and made Of linen ~ be
ruled levi inch magin each psgs back snd IRON,
be ruled "a lines esch phse, with Inch nsign
top and bOtom
sample Of guilty and z, Of the paper may be the
oece Of e aDeecT a. charge the hay Yard IN IbsGies
town msssaehseltsi Broohyn Hew.i orb Philadelphia
Penney lyaDia; O. 4 At this BureAu.
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FISK q HATCH,
BANKERS. NO. Is Wall.si
MINNESOTA STATE WAR LOAN
Nj PROPOSALS FOR 500. 900.
4
oFEIcB ~ TINS TRNAsrRhK - SrArp.

OFucB TRNAsuREK - Starr.
StiSt Paw, Oot. 4, 1902. y
Tho LsNsA'ufs OF the state OF Minhrsots hAvils
.s-i Get Authorizing the i'u- 81 tho bonds Of the
State 10 the Ons Hundred Thousand Dollars tho
proceed. be- spprl duy tho growing Of
tho prsn, ndan srd Bonds being made payable Ia sn
1fs rOu TIL tiur N re.olaHi A. agac OF int est
hot din eight sblc sei
sy ia the CITY Of N--fofk notice Is hereby thsi pro-
poss vii be- ei by tho uni-sfuei Tor tLa whole
pa, u aid De bouis 10 90 i..u-i 10 OF o,0
ssrhl AZ the e,nkins ohcs o. Mes.r, M Myers Co.. No
q brlds', NsW.lofk undl SATURDAY. November tho
hrst q, - oo,t me money 20 be pad n 4. y Treasury
ao''a npou u daiy - tho Bonds h. Now York City N
BIDS will be- rury"i r these Bouie less Than ther pa
value At giraier rat. II intre. .hin that 4 BE-
tie sG sf0fAd aud the Bonds M be awarded the bidder
sn-rns 10 h-m a. the lowest Interest Bid.
s'ouii he ndoed 'Pro2osas fes Loan aai addressed
the uudefsgu,d.
Gaze D. nsss. r. " MrsRs 4 Co. NoNYork City,
CHARLES SCuftkER Treasurer Of sti,a.
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Furniture.

4 IL KINDS OF FURNITURE, Looking
"a ua-es M.'tss~.. Nc casper Than any Other
srriDt~d ani delivered flee. tan 81 o. w sHEDtNs 81
Bix,ry bet station and iouso Notr tn uuhsf log
po.ry Ro,swood suite, and extension i,b.s chess
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
81 ofs Of warranted manufacture. A) solid Chssnut
O. amber su.s plain and ornamental al H. +. tAkhl Nc
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
IA fbs beet Aornent In no city oi Fn'nio.td furni.
tuie Ia M colon end sfyes Wslnat and tlssnu Pnu ed
Oman ruled IN suites shole,A- sns r.',i Al,o MNurse'
aid Pa4s~s Warren WAd aaruiscturcr NJ p Iansl-st
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GOLDIERS BOIINTIES. PENSIONS RACE
professional! NolitcS.

Edward H. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The
seAPr AID Opsfsb's AM Consulting Surgeon No a
'haY clce conaua tho obscure diseas. of
tls pelvic vneera Rupture, Ples vaeocsle ana Fis,uA
Ina .y cured Without tho hnifr Dgatufc. Once houfs
nom We D ., end 7 10 evenings
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" FIVE-TWENTY
YEAR SIX PER CENT.
IL . ~ ID 81

ISrrHEsr 20 COMMENCE yRoN Ds1e oY PrRcaA.E.
The rysarsr these Bo,ps is At he rae q PsR crS-
per sHDun, payable lst VI May and November ~ GOLD.
which the pr'cft rate Of psrgm Cold l. eauiylcl.
TO tiGHr PER CEsT PR Arson.
Tn-y are. CnBsrgsr GOykRSNssr SECURITY VOW ~
TnH Ma KIT pay tic largest infsfr.t their
They d.siaer g. hccom' hs Hrr KvovT solr PoPr-
ssd AVAILABLE OF all tie hood, do 'oyernnient
They the bonds upon which tho G1Ir-umru,
lies, through fts cosd,sc, eRd paiDisD u ths people for
contlnusd Ia tnsal srfpfit
We keep them Or itcitl,. Investment IN them and
maze l-n aec-ye % tho public sui .yrry dollar
Invested Va III through uibafes 30 tho direct .-
mediate support Of th. ,v,rln-nt
FISK q HATCH,
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fIWE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NOV. /,
The NEw.YoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE for tins

The NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
VssA essisips the following;
I..LEADiNo ARTICLES: Tsn,h No, 10 seymour
orranizs; Word 20 Democrats. Az aca-sliv
cry Pspo' IN New.Oflesns; " hst You Know
Seymour Dsu.,ns. tina, Twenty Mnn n, eur
render 20 Eigh, 'tilionsi Tbs Emancipation
Abroad; Tb. 6res, is.ns 1ar Candijate IA
0o.errsr The oppcn.at. q wsd.werth; IN,
ksI1s-., Who'll ssis Hnd H.iB~b. Of Union Men
..Liesola the L..f Poi dsnsy 5ive U. Diyidec
Eon., Te Ihiahiss Msoi Hssr Oss Brethren
Esite;:.. fsfssrspbs
H..WAE NEWS SEMINARY.
nj. .GESERAL News SUMMARY
E.fROM EUROPE
v..fIoHT NEAR HELENA. ARK. cOrs.spend
vrce Of Tho N. fGoane
VI. Iron CAIAO AND BELOW. Correspondence
" Tns n. 4. Tns,as.
VJI.HEAR CARL SCHURI
vii. rHE REBEL STEAMER ALABAMA.
M..LsffERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRK-
s spssoS.S WITH THE ARMY or raE
x..Fgoa NORTH CAAoLIyA; Correspondents. Of
TIE y. Tribune.
xJ.slGGL IL FAVOR OF WADswORTH AND
FIREMAN.; The C.rrIan Soldier the ". iuan
vsssni Gen sigsl fOr Ihs Wa, aud for ftepo5.
besn Csndsdstes.
III TnE RECENT ELECTIONS: COre.pOrdeuos q
xnI .TiE ENGLISH EXCITED AT BERMUDA.
xiV.Gkow,5 DISTRICT: Correspondence Of Tie
n. Y. TIisune
xV. IRON wAsaIYgroN. so..,,, ,,.....,... -.
fpo NJ Tribune ~
xv!..TnE EXCITEMENT IN PALTntopP. m.
Oov,TBaaeDtai Arrest. ~
Xvi. IRON MI SsOURI; COrresnonasn.. q, rh ~ y
Tribune " 1"' :" T.
xyiil..FiRE AT HsRPERs FERRY: An ARM Tn
porsaticn Train Destroyed. -'."
XIX. WAR ITEMS.
Xx..ACCiDENTAL INVENTIONS.
XXI. GEN FREMONT IN ST. LOUIS.
XXI. TIE tMANCIPAIioN QUESTION IN En-
>@'D'
xxiII..AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS cLtrp
XIV. .POEraY; Tho Red stsis on tue Lsavesp
xAV.Msss MEETING Ar COOPER INSTITUTE.
Speeches BY kefas ices from Rebe dom.
XVI. WHAT NEW-YoRK HAS DONE.
XVII. WHAT ILddNOIs HAS DONE.
AxSliI. AMONG rHE PINES
1xX..THE TRiBugE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES.
A4x..LEs MISERABLES
&Aii..PoLriCAL.
xXXII. .P1RsOSAL
xx&ill. CITY NEWS
sN~is'' MARRIAGES AND DEATHsL
A.tV'' MISCELLANEOUS irga.s
A'i'A'hlCUL1URAL ITEMS
S~A'h'I odMERCLaL AfATrEEs. P,u ~, a..
.ose.slls s,sy Cotton. Grain. and Cs..ls Aukets
sS 'sp'fed Tor fAs N. 4. IN yIna wv
S| psr sannm- Thsee CoDi,s y, *
We fwens Cop-., to enc add,,.. con O'
up TON. person WHO q ths Cob ~ ~ 'A''
sor q Club Of Ono Hlnd.as ". 49,.
s,s,is '"a Tho Daily Tribune
x aSo.1f oslssa for .ss s. rus...,sa ous. THIS
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iIrSl,Y G. scnIsyEE, Auc.ioneeT.
Gewina n!aebiucs.

A SEWING. MACHINE for EVERYBODY
y III. YEN ssa az lscsaily held e hochestcr
i-s eorrnaed. practical ii,y spdi,y and s,osney o.
Mo-. Det1Jrests as KYBnis stitch sevi, acnihe "
ev,srIi, IL ,ue nr.t premium Fer psrfico!srs address
3me. DEMOREoI. No. Al BEosdwaS
400 -First-class Sewing Machines 4 III
9COs,o ilca' 4rd or Sac new and I'd band hOCs
- sewing Machine Emporium fs6 bd"sy' cor bfoone-n
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IlrcuosaAs.

NAY. DEPARTMENT. October -, 1862.
PROPOSALS for ANCHORS and HEDGES.
l. The NAVY DEPiRTMEcr VIII, until tho sosh 0c-
tohcR l6l for tue manufacture and de-
livery Navy sy Be do Rnsied Of Il. fol
los ing lTon-Stoetr "a ANCHORS and HEDGES;
10 Of 400 pounds ~ Of isco poand. Of pound.
rs of 40 pound. IA Of 90 pounds. AZ q 800 ponIds.
90 Of 1900 psasds s. Of 10 pounds 80 Of 2oo pounds
~ of So ponds.
The sbove weight l. exclusive Of the rock which viii ,.
in The usual proportion they 10 be made Of the bet
crap iroD Of the oln dimensions. aud hnish Of uoe mad,
sice and DO subesi TO soch Inspection o. the
y Department may direct. - 49,.
Of these anchor. OF each Of the 'z~s 81 so
800 20 $50 500 40 aud go pounds each mus be deiiy
cred Ninety FROM The date Of the ns.1c o OF ine
award Of b. contract aud tns Iemside ia hundred and
Thirty days from the ssme date
The dons Of tho viii be similar TO .ho'e usus
iD the Navy.
The be accompanied by the guaranty required by
law shat II awarded the ctutract will b. executed
Tie uroposa, must be Endorsed Proposals for inehors
tia, thy may be disngushed rom bu nss Letters
Gsd oe ddressea 20 The Secretary u The Navy"
OH 2swIw
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nIuo,cal Jnstrnmcn,s.

4 Ii. GALE a. co, PIANO-FORfES,
No iG7 E~. 2sht Invite .,,sn,ion 70 ssir Few scss
PIANOS EIsirs ssgisfsoton guaranteed
E'OR SALE Three new, 7-Octaye, rose wood
l. PIANO tORTEs. mad, ln the bo,i nsnner by ,he
beet Guy na,sfr wurhn-d sryed IsFs, n.odins add iron
Il M oscrsuaas hsss sc. Iaque i 10. I1e East Ab.
b,tN-,n ~ and ~ av..
DIANOS, MELODEONS, IkRhONlU Ms
First cess Tor sale 10 lot ~ inssil-nt< ayora.
bI. trrm.. PELOUBkr HARMONIOUS, Superior ius ~
~ih two or thf.- hanss e fsJ. 80 - 100.
COTTAGE flASOS fully ~ausut,d 4 - 20 40.
IN FELTON, Ne. Sal and st1 broadway ". Y
ItTOLEN PIANO SCALE.-->Ome one having
~ entered the fisuo Rooms Of ths late 6AOFfslrtS
HAL Thusda, night sd t,srn ib.refon our splendid
new PIANO SCALE. which las crested ,uch -nvishie
element tn Iast smong all toe old mEnn etofi-s
con,.quenty FEEL compelled - bring on, entire .EW
sCALf sud have decided 20 CLOSE Ot the EsIlhE
STOCK made fom h- lat SCALE c)nslslins O.. nearly .pc
NEW rASOs. Of different siy-s bsfssn-. aud
invite dessu irach-n and he public 20 srauu ihcse hnc
chiontd irs,fuaLrnis Al Nc. 4i3 Broadway New iorh
}. 4. hALt 90.
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c.ITn -NEW 7-Octave PIANOS In rose

C.ISn NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose
fp 1'J)s wood eases iron francs, AID over strung bis
io DO with noilrg. sl,p do eitn -afsodlr.s and
ini bas.hosrd ri5A Als3 and $40. do with pre keys
slia. flS'. snd ESQ; rev hloctsse sll'. The above
pilpos h. aless bel. AIN. n Tho city. Secondhand
pi.no, as. 80 t5n. ~. .73. ard 'oh New ME-
LODEONS 4 extremely ioy prices. New ana sgr D. dnsDd
Pi,nos ard Mrodso1. Ltf 1t ~ ant upward
rent allowed pIfchssd ni1nihly payment. for
thS,aro fofeso MU,lC ~ cents PEI page. suds
Of Ma m-foL1ufTf stwarfTrrs Iania attends CO 10
try t.s muse HORACE WATERS, Agent No. .aIBfosd
WI.
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Dantins Academies.

4 DODWORTH's DAECING ACADEMIES,
N. No 20 sIu-AV. ...NEN-YOkk.
No ~ MOSfAGUE--T 49,. ,bkODhLlS
Hsw.yofs c.s., on WFDNESDAyS and SAT- bDAtS
Btoollyn eiss... on TUESDAYS tnj fRIOAfs.
Mors AnI Afternoon ClsIes fOr Young aides aud CHI
df.n.
fvrnins Case, for O.rilsren.
GlAs.e, 20 opeu. fgpi.s comri~nee ~ any TINE
Circular terms nc may y. hat a. either Aca'sny
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Clothing.
Chances for Dnslness Hieii.

A WOODEN FACTORY for SALE,
~ IN srEUBkNyiLLE, ONO,
Now "a foil operation making Amy Goods II can now
ol ards OF ksrs.ys every day he Whole price
.ked f0f the MIL cleared Ia last season la four months
sold close etae aud j. rare chance or ons on
TWO ene.-ss time wi DO given 90 ,hreof
OF punch money The Mil IL running and need
not atop "a For terms kc, apply q or address
&. &. WOLCpIl5
ADMINISTRATORS,
Eteubsutilie. Ohio.
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Ionsc farnishina Dooos.

GOMETHiNG NEW. - Call End gee PAYNE
~ PATENT WARDROBE BEDoTEAD. Aso. he Pa,en
Folding Muskeo bar the chez pet and b.,, in use
GKlfFlRo 40. lsl Cansl near Mo.ts.
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THE TRIBUNE.

u IN order 10 ae, hi, beok in ne hands u er,E copa.
so,orss IN arfire and o) the
Ssasilsr QUARRY iew1s. TINS TRiBySE rW uad
3Cop,e- oT 81 posipsid-fl 39Hey express.
10 Copies for 81 postIfiS- - 90 Nby express.
~ olass foi ra p.I.tpa,1- % " by sxursss.
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Ofenn Glcamers.


4 RRANGEMENT commencing July J, lo6?.--
"a FOR CALFoRNiA. VIA PANAMA. -
dr.t-ea,. viii le.v- HewYoIs on n. lat liA
spSDAY when th. day Of des.r.ure gill b she MONDAY
ssr n:sl, or p.,.s. 'ppl, 1t The only ofc, No howl
inrfrcsu. u. D. hLbrN AxSne
TRANSATLANTIC EXPRESS for EuROpB.
\ -sRElUIir audi PARCELS by rssmor KANGAROO
viii be promptly forwarded st 10" ,,'' WILLIAMS
N.w.Y.rt No 6 w.l,-
Bcvon. No 4, Wa,hinsiou.s,.
IoS2 s1'i D. y e BRiiDuE, No. 5, or,c.chpr,hrt
NJ o. ROBERTS, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
w. FOR cALifpnNIA AID OREGON.
Nh prT, Ter Srl IN, OK q me- IIsTHwus
Ore nj the follow ig eam,hi?. viii les'e fom Per No
20 oa, Of uIrat North River. asertny c'inHencirs On
soSDS H. T. " sc;ua. AmERcA ESQ .un,
fMfIRs CRY. ieooiun. ronAPAkrE' 3G . ,nn .:
steamer, the P.afc Os.. the srr'. Of pss,sn-
81, Ja.a de- sd coed ffoa there sfse. to
Esfia''ae' Information '7Ply =, u.s. G6sS &
No ~ ws,,.st corner o ly.f.ea-st. North River.
rCHE BRITISH ANp NORTH AMERICAN
BETwEEs NE,V.ln 3 AAD I'D ArO0L. CALLING
AND prrwrqS Al lo sPSS h hASS G2fSrapool CALL
ING Ar HhlitsX AND CORK hAgBo4
ARAEiA capt s,on-- EubofA Carr. Lsieh
AMERlCA. t.Pt Mee4!e NIAGARA. C.pL A. Ryds
AUSTlALASlAN.
Thsso vs,',L carry c-si Sne L.nl uss.hssd Ussn 81
s,aIooarJ bow ica ~ o. low
vEw-yOrS 70 LIVERPOOL
l'titcnn "assssr.... ...............,....snb
e,core Csbia fss.rrr.. .................,..,. 100
rhoA DosgoY TO LlsKAPOoL.
tllsI ts'in 'assis-, ........-s........,.....Sl4
,,,s, Second S.on
AhAb A,........i caves ''ton w W ednceiay. Nov -
$50 "a ........ leaves Se~ fo-k M@iaesisy Nov "
leaves io,ton ..Wedn 'dly Nov -
A. hJfk. ,e,ga
Berth, uot Dcnref uni;' Taitfor.
Al oSrescIse ed Surgeon on board
ghe OF these slp, vii GOT te ountabs FOR spe
ca Or .us uu!rs Bs Ct LGd.ns aimed therefor and
tie vale. hsgeo therein ctrs.std for kreRa or Passage
apryio r .uNAdD No. 4B'wl.rgesn.
noricr The restrictions usysl Iavin, reuovsd
Europe w longer D., r,qpird provide themselves With
passport JOAN q. DALE, Agent
SfEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
- at 0uesn',owo (cors hsrhorl.-Ths Livsrpeel. New
their o'~e Cd cTae eaineasIsas'liO. a. 'Slow';
Hna 49, s- ,r SATURDAY. nosn ai non s' Per
KArr, ~ rnsAor.
FIRST CAB,N..........E,s SfEERA6E. ......,"s f39.
t.rst CABIN TO london, 9lis'eerrss to i.ondon..... %
list Csoin 60 raris 95 sieefsse - Paris -
Passnseri aso soFwNdel % iis's, Bremen, asIsscau
AntweI Sc. a, ilsly wv rstcs
ftps nom Livernoo Or Cueens;ova LEI Cabin SIS, t3
ana NIP .i.visgr non iiNcipoeL ~ rfoin suesh~
town HD Those who vi ~ send oI sh.iT ela, eAl suy
tickets here a. ihese
These srausr' have surecr nroastion, fr ptser.
Gcfs sroug ~ IN Nse'tishi icon Sections, aus
cary Patent tro AnnihaoF. EIpehsresd Surgeons 40
for iui,hor ipforas Apply IN Livtrncol 20 wllLA1
lNMAN. AEen No p Water ST.. In GlsISowie EN NAL
COLIN. No 1t Enoch,quase, ia Qussu,tovn l"C 4 w.
2. SEYMOUR Go. in lonisl to ElyEs MACY, M.
~ MIG NhhaH-st T. Iniis % JULES DECobE. Ne. ~
oslphia TO JOHN O. DALE No. III Wsaut.,I or q. the
JOIN 9. DALE Agent No. 4, B,o.SwyN
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THE UNITED sT-ArEs TAX LAW,
I MONG THE PINES;
SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE.

OR,
SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE.
BY EDMBND KIRKE.
vol .2nio. kpaz~s
Containing an exasdinsy bot truthful pleurs OF th- en-
Ore social system of So1h d-scr Ding the domeric He
IdanleTs sg all aud the whse trash
end e. actual tie afss ani small plantations
o s..l ipssoasins 0snagd ff this
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Il FURNIsfED-Ono zoo, inics II rooms iie Other 7
boal'' rid. the city. Apply 10 ~. hUERSIEL
No. 90 Efo.dway.
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9tedlntoatS an0 Rai,roa0e.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and INFERNO
A. DitlE LANDINGS Steamer ARMENIA. hom h ~
- lariisou. -. every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud FAX.
DAY. At 7 o'ooet M. stopping at 30ih.
NOrlCE.-CHANGE of HOUR-"FALL
~ RIVER IlSs "-On snr sfter MONDAY. Nov Sd the
seomcIs Of th. "FALL NltEN LINZ a. Bo.on sia New
poii and fall River will loaye Psr No. X, 81 foUk
oclook, instead ol FIVE, 10 heretofore.
WILLIAM BORDEN. Agent,
No. 20 and II Westst.
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WARWICK BANK, Il. I.-PurMnut 10 Il
w d~cr-l order 81 he Sur<cne Cour, Of tbs STATE 81
Rhode Island, the snhscuBsr notice that al
holdrg bils Of the WARWICK (R ~ BANK nast deposit
The Nth him st hls oi Government Bnli,g Prov
dance A. L. befJla the t lay u January, 1873 l.,
order 20 be entitled ~ tuy end that m1y be .c red out
Of the said BsnA III. owner Of each bill must
~ tue back thereof before he a! be
r.c,v.dof Receivers ssrh s.usd oydsnc
H. l., lay 10 lgU,.
aui lsw tojan.l NtN0ATE HAYES. Receiver
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NEw.YoRE. Oct. 20. 1862.

NEw.YoRK, Oct 20. 1862
CITIZENS' BANK.--The ANNUAL ELEC-
Z ZION for DIRECTORS o. his Bank, aud for INSPECT.
ORy Of tho next ,n.yn, ELECTION, viii DO he 1t the
Bsnting Iopse op TUE3DAY, tho 4th day II November
n,a,. nom u o'clock m 70 o'clock y. m,
'''~" ' 8. h. COMsTOCK, Cashier.