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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16


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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

REMOVAL AND IMPROVEMENTS AT TIE
TELEGRAPH Oft,CE.-Davenport has never seen
favored withs very sntising telegraph Office.
on the coDtraty 1t has generally been located
In some dingy, dark, Out Of the way hoe. un.
pleasant to th. operators aud the rb!iS We
now have the satisfaction of chronicliag the
removal Of the ofice from its old quarters on
Main street, u tho light and airy rS m in
Nickol's Block, recently occupied by John L
Swits. Esq.. Insurance broker. Mr.. Robinson
the new day optrator here. has supsrintendet
the fitting up of,hs new ice.and he dslerves
great credit for he excellent taste he has dis
played. A beautiful ornamental cak and ma
hogony counter mas been vt up, and the floor
covered with mating the walls whitened ari
tastefully hung with sugrsvings and fancy
cards. Altogeth,r, il is the finest Telegraph
Office in The west and 20 doubt Messrs Rob-
inson and S,earu,. the operators, feel very
proud Of it. Wei they nay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

AdyurAxr TYsRR.-Mr. Tyner's family
have receiv. intelligence ks'n his son N. N.
Tyner, Adj, ant Of the l4ta Infantry, wh, was
tax sn prisdl r last epr;ng at the battle OF Sh'-
lob, to the e.ct that he had been exchanged
and had got.s far back as Indianephs. tie
will probably be home in a few days His pa
rents had NO! heard Of him before ince last
AuJust - - 44
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

W00ecd
1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD COATHAuDs ARE
! vasssa Immediately. .HsssAyl sltassisas
gives. SAN. PkR4Y. n.
Brady Street, orpoAite tie Pess okss.
oeQ-A10 -,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

Rx.kEorEp.-.-Our friend Henry
Mi,tlsbueasr. again takes bis position as osy
Clerk. h has held the otkcs for two years
previoust las. spring. when he was beaten
by Mr.. Drmody. now resigned. Ar. Attls
baseher Sumes the position to-day. Hsis :
very COMPETENT young smau, and will di'sDargs
his duties sthss 8 tisfacton oftbe city, ne
believe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.'
Election 0elayne.
nnHA sss-s .


OHIO. .ssa 81 y
CIscnmAr., Oct, ID
cratic gain Of 5000. . 1 -
Celrssus, OF. Is.
Coxf nsjosity In this District 10 a6ese $50.
from news received here, the dsmoersis ~
they have elected their State ticket 81 n "a
majority, and Is or IL Ccnsressneu.
IL !: nov estivsd that Ashlsy 70 ss-sssstsd II
Lssss' Distsiet. ~'D-t
Hon. y Ashley IL re-sisctsd 1 Aoaessssnaa n
the lesh Dl.tsiet by 500 OF soO
zAsc vnLs, O.. ls.
y the 18th District, F,ask, dsn., i slrsss1sy
jorisy. = - q
L. The 18th. White. dom, beats Bnsh.. y
ssheaek's majority over vsll.ndisiss n IL.
majority Of 1867.
INDIANA. ~
-. ~ CINCINNATI, Oct. H.,
!noisn. returns ecns 10 very allow. The asae-
l,unn. uninn, in the Sd District, 10 defeated.
| elected.
The democrats will have majority in The
Seuste.
Onciai returns from 10 ccsnties give 1000 dan.
ocrs,ie msjsrisy. u.
Cosusx, lad /, Oct. 8.
hlkhart cosnsy gives Eegsr,op, dem, for Con.
srsss, from 10 to 50 majority.
IOWA.
-. -. NrsrQUa OCT. 10.
julien township. including nu, uqas city. dives
an average democratic nsjoiity Of x5O.
Dansque casnay gives an sverngs dsmscratie
ional ticket.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30
COUNTY OFFICERS,

Sher{G-Jamcs NJ. Hinton. Deputies-Th
pn and J, X. Buchanan.
Registsr-phinrls Garrett.
T5Ilsice-W, Jasper Taylor.
Coroner-N II. Belcher.
ni'dHgsr-Johu Corbitt.
ReU,nus Oolieoior-J G. BrHey.
Railroad Tar Coisctor-W, d. Robertso
Consiablss for the Nashville Dishicl-Johl
ld j. T.. Newman.
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I. 0. 0. F.
pm +. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should
az Washable, Tenn.

buN +. HIDE, Grand Secretary, should
az Washable, Tenn.
( Tennessee Lodge, No, Meets every
g, at their Hall, on the corner Of Uu
er streets. The officers for the presd
s. Iesuour, N g.; J. F.. Mills, v.d.;
Rcretary; l.. X Spain, Treasurer,
Srobue Lodge, No, lo-Meets at Il
very Monday Evening. Tho Office
lmpbell, N. G.; Henry Apple, V. d
'Oretary b, +. Brown, Treasurer
Smiley Lodge, No, 9O-Meets at their
berry street, every Friday EVENING"
@ }; o. G. Covert, N,G, Frank Harma5
yatt, Secretary; W. NJ. Mallory, Tire
aurora Lodge, No. los, (Germau)-
~, corner Of Union and summer
arsday Awning. The officers are
|G.; p Friedman, y.G.; - Bitterl
DO. soiferle, Treasurer.
Ridgelg EncampmeHt No. l--Meois at
} The nrst and third Wednesdays ot|
10 officers are: J. r. Mills, C.P.i tn.
v Fuller, s.w,i Peter Harris, Jr.,
idc, Scribe b. r. Cutter, Treasurer.
Olive Branch EeHoampmeni, No. A.
|bove Hal on the second and four|
tights II each month, The officers ard
lr. Horny Apple, uP'i l.. Moker, 81
pan, J.w.i Charles Kirchor, seribe;'
treasurer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30
NIGHT POLICE


Capiain-John Baugh.
First LieiieHaat-Wm. YarbrOugh,
Second LieutenuHf--John H. Davis.
PoHcemen--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender
is, Joel Philips, VIM. Baker, John COttrei
ago, John Englos, J. W. Wright, John
obort scott, W. c. Francis, Thomas Franci
pycc, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt.
Ias- The Police Court Is opened every Nd
Inc O'Clock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30
CITY COUNCIL.

Board Of dldermeib-M. NJ. Brien, Presi
cwman, G.. A. J. Mayneld, H.G. scovel, w
ara, J. c. Smith, NJ. G. J.. Claiborne, and
Common Cotnca-w. p. Jones, Presiden
|oberts, T. ]. YarbroughT VIM. Driver, WI
|ouis Hough, W. Mullins, James Turner, G /
bite, A. J. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Ande
movies, aud John Cready.
STANDING COMMITTEES or THE CITY CoUl
Finance-Knowles, scovcl and Cole.
Water Works-Anderson, Smith and Gail
Streets Yarbrough, Turner, Southgato, DaI
Iayneld, Cheatham and Claiborne.
. Whart-Newman Stewart aud Turner.
Hospi,al-Jones, Mayn and Sloan.
Schools -Cheatham, Mayiiold and Knowles
. Fire Depdrtmeit-Cready, Driver ard New
Gas-Driver, Cheatham and Da' 3.
Cemetey-Smith, Stewart aud Newman.
Market House--Roberts, Stewart and Turl
& Slaues-H ough, Claiborne and Davis.
. Poice-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
I Spyings-Ilongh Claiborne and Brien.
INSTRUMENTATION, MayGeld and Kno'
: Improvements and ErpeHdihTes-Cole, s.
-eady.
4 Public Property--Bricn, Cheatham and TT
Pest House-Maynold, Jones and Roberts.
) RE- The Board oi Aldermen meets the
: Bxt preceding the second and fourth Tbr
.ch month, aud the Common Council Il
s Id fourth Thursdays in each month.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30
CRIMINAL COURT.

Judge-Hon. William X. Turner.
Cirk-Charles F., Dggons.
eS- The Court meets the frat Monday
|lst and December.
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RabiNson Guuntu
CITY GOVERN MI
JOHN HUGH SMITH, N
WILLIAM SHANE, Rsoo|
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Mari

Deputy Har,hals-w. II. wilkinson
nd James A. Steele.
Clerks Of The Market--John Chumbley
Ds. l.. Ryan, second and John Reddldv
Tar dssssor-William Driver.
Reveaue Collector-A. y. Shankland.
WRer Tar Collector--E. B. Garrett
TrJaHTer-R. Henry.
Wharf Master-Thomas Leake.
Superintendent Of The Workhowe---J. Q.
Superintendent Of The Water Works-Ja
chief Of the Fire Depdftment--John NJ
Sezton of The Ceneterv--T. II. Mcbride
Street Orcrscer l.. Stewart,
oity Aat.nsy-John McPhail Smith.
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cHANcERY COURT

hsshaaoollor-IIon,S Samuel d. Frierson.
Clsrk aud MGar--J. f.. Glcaves.
So Tho Court meets the FIRST Mondd
|oyembor.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgs-Hon, Nathaniel Baxter.
Clerk-David c. Love.
20 The Court meets the nrst Mondd
|hd September.
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COUNTY COURT.

Judge-uon. James Whitworth.
Clerk-P. Lindsey Nohol.
RlS- The Judges Court meets the 6rsj
sch month, aud the Quarterly Court, d
pc Magistrates of the County, is held tn |
by ip January, April, July and October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
Arrived.
III ,rsn.port). Howes, Porte

s,.sm.bIp R. g. sp.uiirs ~ e usn.pors), HOwes, POrS
mouth Grove R. / vim nv I',cenl SOLDIER ,,,,
a. hides. SC X P. 5ucs Co Aug 10 lat rs 81 on g
a. bsrs Colder Rar t,T or APnw. 6 bar,l,nS
Bah az Sanis.i Bunny remenl Meyer M.r.sss 80
dp. Vie Gibrasr 90 csys ms T. Csylus de Ruyter
Co Aug a. lat - loo 81 So passed sniP "estniofeiAnd
R,,s Holland White Gaan'.u.mo Arg a. sugsr to Jons.
than Thor In Croos-e I'd pes-sgr, wa III company
with .esr G~oras byron froui t,nsrno for Boston
RAY Fmm. Arygne (swed Tv.de, Ma,arzas Aug q,
sugar to ms.tet. ADohoIedia Lower Qnsranttne. ILL.,,
low Sept g. lat 81 TO- iou u 81. Jacob Peterson, sea-
sls Troubadore BIB p.nisi. HGl,boo n. s., u days,
Big Ailand. fSl McBrrni- Lusan, C b. IL days sosi
10 Brs wiI.n Jane sr Of Sunderland Wood Cardiff IS
dsy. cos to Jacks. n Neil N l., -,
Bris Scotland Franc. Hartford.
Big lydia Slower. WhiineS - ton GAYS =.
scbr John Oh pin lpris-, OF N-w-Oresnsl MCCORMICK
NowOrssns Day cotton ana I'm u urAm btthey ehe
was taken the surrender Of Ns~'orea oy the hess Of
srbr. Nal Briuer, Chincoeasae days, wood to A. c.
schr Bay State Hals BIS on days md'e to j. c. Dag
s.Fr Fellow crsn tBrl o.oom, IIilsb0ro. N s., days.
master 20 p. :. N-vin.S Son.
se6r. ssrah Matilda Armstrong, Calais days. humber V
Sehr frsoci. ss,tery Cousir St, Simon, Ga, days In
ballast % Jonas Smith s CO.
sebr. southern Belle DAYS, D-u,rara II days susTp J.
Schr Vivid Br) Burgess. Windsor n 81 10 days plaster
sehr sally G.y cre..y Norfolk days with shot for tho
schr TILE =, Andersen. Dish'ou for Pourhieepsr.
Sahr Flyins Fish Lowe. Gloucester days. hsh
Schr Pavilion. Langley, Rordout for Boston.
scur M.isss,ear. MoOre. Rond' Ut Tor Boston
Schr Triton. Davi, Houdo,t e. 'ton.
schr Roan -, Rondeai or Boston.
Schr. Aun Gardner Su.ib n 'yid.nce.
Srhr N..aenger Loy.tt Prov dence
schr Haruouv. foI pstmor- 4 days, corn.
Schr 1 ounr- ~, Mbi,u Boston for EliIabethport
Sehr a. freeman Sippl". Providence
Schr stranger, Gleu son. SsDdSi b.
Sen : l. Pool Mel add,n saco days
schr Golden Rnle. Dri-ko, Snlem days. .
uer Dudley Buck q. = trsnspoTt) snow, Washinsten
a. ho,r. l.. ballast 10 D. d ronpsiD
steamer Mars Nichols phiadelphia. mdse. 10 Lopez
Kikuitira. ~,
steamer Osprey Kenney Providence, mdss to Edward
Byuter
BfLoW-stp Hory-s Queen, Yosng, frsnl Liverpool Aug
ito Fl Nalsh-i \ Co.
- oirt.utine Crsrry. fom Liverpool July8
D.ena. Percy. nom Liy-rpooi July 20
sh,. RON, -. Ihace !Toui LIVERPOOL Aug
sb. IS "a ,r,0r CheryrT nom hayre July ~
Shp hoith America. CJi'hg fforn Liverpool jay 80
bs rorqa,o Iao bradieDnirg forn Rotterdam ana the
lie veot july short Of provisions
hu, " OulOn lof litll
B.,c ChnstlAa (Austfisn)
sAILEn-stes-saP- Marion. Ne~.oflesn., S. r. sp,na-
n9 Ifkno~n.
NIND-susse., from ). w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
CITY ITEMS.

REPUBLICAN WARD MEETIYGs.-Jn accordance
with resolution passed By tho State Republican
and Union Legislative Committee at their meeting
in Albany on July %, and indorsed by the Hepuoli'
can Central Committee of this County the VAR ous
Republican Ward Associations throughout the city
met last evening for the purpose of appointing
Committee Of Five to each ward to enroll the names
Of oil who wish to participate with the Republican
Associations in eectiug delegates to the Republican
and Union State Con, eniion, to DO held at Syracuse
on Sept "a. The Committees are TO meet fer three
evenings before the primary elections for the purpose
Of enrolling tho names, suoh enrolment to be au-
thenticaed by majority Of said Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
Casualties i'm the POrfy-fourfh N. y. v. a'
the Eaulc OF GrOveton.
HEADquAH4rRs FoArrroRqH RgGlxsSTN J. v,

HEADQUARTERS FoATI foRTH itkGissNJ "a
Halls Hill Sept 1907 }
Company - Georse Lett. killed; koguene Nst,r
killed 10, bra dali woandtd Chaplin Bseeocs wounded
ksnd A. Horton wounded 10 er ~ C. Hammond, wounded
ssveiey in arm aod ,ias geo ~; wOosa1a 10 s n
The neck VIM. Wood wounded in the am; Corporal Harm
guided in tho rand; A. j. Herd, prisoner; r. Bennett
Con parry B-Wni' b. Horton wounded IN hand; James
Sergeant Isaac Cusck nbush wounded In elbow Corpor
James King wounded ia bg Captain Lsciu. LesIa3ee
buIgh wounded in head isn,ly)i H. A. Smith missing
h ce Tssei cSocond Liea,enaut Jane. H. Russell
wounded in thigh Nathaniel King, wounded in arm ismpp
Company De G. Stevens wouoded in leg; VIM weayer,
wounded in leg o Tnoms' wounded II Ssesi Jane. w
%srs wSsnsea IN ho5ei u oooEin. p."ner Peter
Fink. prisoner Lyman C. Crsin prisoner Geo H. Spy
Company E-Irs Conkliny, mi.'ins; David II. Gordon,
nris,i seig , Johnson, wounded IN the hnd lssae
.nsici Dsn0, Lite wounded in ,be leg. IT,.
Company fLcut Chas. " Gibbs wounded II arm fr-'
sergt A o. Graves. M sing; First sefst D. > "esye',
wounded in hip Cop John Downing wounded In es WIZ
Lsyaiy |SeDded N sg ni,'ps pssf's{ne 1o So
wounded IA foot, n.ssing; Ralph DougL His>ingi WI" D.
Company G-sers,. II. A. vischer. wounded no,slly IN
bressi Dswd tkss wounded 10 side Geo Rider wounded
In knee Jas Damms, wounded IN face.
Company h-seEst Darling siied; Jas Douss' wounded
hleg
A. Nichols missing; Vim EcEsr,0n m.,iDg
Comgsgy k-ssrs VIM II seu,ell wounded in hand
In hand, ID. D. Burke, wouncol IN thigh
MORE CERrT1cATEs OF FREEDOM IssUEp.--We
lean ir1In TIE 81. Louis Democrat that District
Provost Acknowledgement Falrar, on Tuesday i.-ued
certificates OF nlanumssiOn and freedom 10 John
Berry, Andrew Pillow and wife, and Ro-alio Pillow
and children. Berry was the slave Of James l..
BlackmaD q convicted Rebel, whose resideuce IA IL
Galloway County, Missouri. The others belonged
to Gideon j. Pillow. The following ALSO
enaneipated:
oeos, Martin. % years Of Save Of Thos GtOvely
hshiy County Va $500.
Dsya Harrison q years Of age, slave Of David H. Burnett
hch'nan County Ky. $500
Cbs Jones 70 years Of age slave Of Jefferson Jones Ch.
hsn County. Ky
Samuel Pope 20 yeArs Of sge slave Of John Pope cohsm'
County, Miss.
EaIhar . Hams &c years Of slave Of Richard s1e'
PhiiP A.ssLy q years Of age slave Of "sd' H. Bolton
I'd ssand.fs years Of sg.. Slave to Wade H. bot0I
Shelby County. lem
by a letter from the United States Consul at Md
tanzss We learn tina. sae privateer steamer Ovieia
now called the Florida, arrived at Cardenas Aug
IL. Her commander, John N. Mafit, is reported 70
b down with fever. Spanish war steamer -
there TO prevent her going out in pursuit Of Amen
eaa vessels
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Railroad Conductors vs.. the People.

To ne Idi0T u The " y. T'iDtHf
SIR: The writer hereof does not wish to condemn
railroad conductor. class but - typo Of Tho worst
sort would name Charles Feuton who runs train from
Worcester TO Albany under the Snpernsndenes Of Mr. y
Gray Now for the M tenons train stopped for TO-
treatments at Chester Station In Western Ma'aehnset'' be-
tween and o'clock p Of the 2sh OF August last Many
oaergcrs ft the train having Ave ninutes time Tor 'b
ou-oo.. allow cd them But before tho tive mnnt-s EXPIRED
and notice that heard IN the 'ei"." Tue
train Many rushed for the Platform AID some
but others len behind nys.H
among the number II not the fault OF The passenger :
bysander freely admitted for the tle was not na
notice had not h,eu given Beside WAITING IL hours
Tor ia. neyt train wa s-pafsttd from travelling com
pa aud my baggage beside bens subjected 20 "r'o.'
on,enrncr and The public it.fest /. involved 100
God only kno~s how many live. snd limbs are ost py g.
,ssnr,s p-ih,p. rectcs,ne-s OF AilfYai condicio.
attention Of The pahc and especially Of Superintendent
rsy respectfully invited to the case OF Charles rcaon
conductor . . "'"''-''
S..r6uhe, N. Y.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or HEw-YORK.......saPr. 8
Cleared.
Being, New-Bedford,

Ship-H Won Brabant (BrsnsDl, Being New'bedord'
Roger Bros. - 49, - . ~. O..
Bsrks-W Rsnnie OBJ. Dieser Queenstown Brett Son
4 Co; Arfsfiies fHsnov nah'man. Bremen knpIect x
For.ner; Acne Canubel YraCfuz. Hsfgoos Co hecore
Br Butcher glasgow JonD Jsckson ;Osprsy NASH 1enos
Moore Henry o,,p,
prss Cnurchnsr Curfi. Por'suPrtnce; Onward tbrh
She ton Bristol EnS J. C. McArthuf Daphne loL rsln;
son Dublin Fuucr M-ncle & Wendt Bunch !Srh WE
Hans Queenstown HoinDos Co Mountain Esge ray
Ne~-Or.esns Robson X foseek - , . II, IN,
school -r.-C lnefns. Essp~ slnsbethpori Hero (brb
Crowel. Halifax. D. starr.
sloou-latent lrnuins,, y rsich c. b. Harycy.
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49,.
Mr.. JorEs presented tie following prean-
bic and resolution:
gh0ea,. Tho Manhattan and Hew.Yort "a. Cour.nis.
have notified the oonsuef Of ~, 10 their respective des
that on and sfer be ls day september 1871 there will
10 additional chss Of heeG cen on tho thousand feet "
HAooa' It 10 than Jos, that III. Gas corp.ries
should their proportion Of the upossd them 10y
a., ,uppeu the aid not eDdeAver sad
dc tLst they should pay upon the
they already ovetsHrd and now contributing their
suppress Robeon and vindicae the honor u
ph1ea. II l. wellsnown fac, that the ia. Compsni-.
declare .nnusl dividend from Is IS per the
q capital inverted their stock being a; the present
tine ceiling q high rates Of premium Therefore,
Rsored That ~ the Board of Aldermen concur) th.
Counsel 70 tie Corporson be- and IL hssby authorized and
directed 10 prepare the necessary papers g. MAKE. transfer
and na.n Gas Light Comp,nIe. the city In compliance
with the provisions Of thor respective charter.
After rome debate. ia which IL WIS stated that
the Harlem Gas Co did not propose 10 charge the
Governuen tax Of Is cents per 900 feet to con-
slmefs the Harlem Company was stricken from the
resolution. and as amended the preamble and reso-
ton were hdOI ted.
The resolutions Of the Board Of Aldermen. adopted
by that Board in connection With the 50 bounty
ordinance, were taken up. The first and second
resolutions, relative 10 the bounty, and authorizing
the Special Committee contemplated by the resou-
tons 10 hire bu ldng headquarters for city re-
cruits, were stricken out and the third and fourth
resolutions concurred In. The third resolution
uudlatee the resolution urging the President 10 pro-
claim universal emancipation, to which Committee
Of the Common Council were reported to have been
party; and the fourth authorizes the Joint Com
mittee on National Affairs TO invite d conference Of
all the political Committees, &c. with view to
forming grand Committee OF twenty-five, 10 take
measures for the vigorous and efficient prosecution
OF the
Report. were adopted, that tho Eighth Avenue
Railroad lay their rails to Eighty second street, and
run their thereon TO II O'Clock p. NJ; also 10
provide badges for Assistant Engineers of the Fire
department.; aleo, that thirty seventh street be-
tween Madison and Fifth avenues, and Hudson
street.between Eighth avenue and Chamhers street
be paved with trap block psvement aro to build y
new carriage for Hoe No. ~ to buy the steamer
now used 6y Hose No. u; TO build house for Hose
No. -; to repair house OF Lose No. AZ; ana to
pl zee iire telegraph in house Of Hook Il Ladder No.
IL aud Hose No. Z; also approprlatng $JoO as Ii
donation to the Wilson Industrial School.
Tue annual re port OF the Controller for the year
1851 was presented aud ordered to be printed.
The Board adjourned to next Monday.
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Among the volunteers from the country who nave
rendered their services TO Gen. Wallace for inc
defense Of Cincinnati, il James +. Murdoch, the ns
tor. reader and elocuiionst, who arrived armed ana
equipped, his soul in arms and eager for the fray.
Roth of FIR. Mardochs sons are in the army, and be
feels qualified 10 serve his country by the occupancy
Of 0 rife pit
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAGs OFFiCE-sEPr. 8.
RESTRICTIONS UPON TRAVELLING REMOVED.
large number of persons ca lei at the Msrshsrs
Office this morning skng explanation the recent orders
Of the JudzeAdvocae in r.g,d TO restrictions on travel
The Marshal Informed them that until further orders all re-
strc,ions would be entirely removed, and citizens might
travel when and where they pleased
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAuRFRs-Sxpr a.-Befsrc Justice
LEONARD


Mary Toner agt. james roner.-The afidavits OF
these psrtie. ae much Variance that IL Is Impossible 70
make .faeory deci.ion ri in n msy take order OF
reference to W. ) Yard -.q ks proof as to defendants
of paying ouony &C. and also ss TO the psnsnr
and OF -npPo and report the evidence
10 the Court with biz opinion thereon. :,
In re Petition # Caroline Mel The petitioner should
bay. fixed income 20 ha paid her monthly during her nj
norty amounting TO The respondent IL d.
rected 10 mortgage Sufficient " The petitioners real estate 70
raise sum luate for that rupo'e taking into copsider
lion the amount 10 be derived from income wbcn appears to
he small after paying the usual snoD Of taxes The mort
to akc aud s,sts the account. II guardian desired:
John jay Receiver &C., sgt Wm. h. DeGroot Imonon
denied fr the Court % cay tina. there sre
no oher aim. against 1nd having greater equity or ng
thereto.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-sErr s-Befor'
Judge BErrs


In regard to the cargo Of ro-in and cotton Of the
prize schooner Clifton Assistant United stsi:s Di''ncA
o,rry Andrew moved 10 the evidence FOR the purpose
! of condo m nstion and sale Decision reserved.
Mr. Andrews offered the testimony Of the prz master 'e
the CAPTURE If the schooner Shark Mr. Benedict moved -
strike out contrary 10 tie prstce Of th~ Cont IN SUCH
cases Messs Andrew and TT onpossd or tie cetorh
mi. vessel vas captured July 1861 by The United States
esmer South Caro- Outside II arc coming out the bar
Dor Of Galveston Texas She ives brought IN by prize crew
Bat none of the per.op captured board were brought In
as required by The law and he practice Of the Prize Courts
Hence the question the testimony Of the prze master
Deci
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Chaplain II. Hovey, Volunteer Engineers; charge
to the church-Chaplan Whitehead, 9Th lennsyl-
yanis Vounteers
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bort tDar0ens' Notice.
STATE oY NKw. YORK,


UPsIcK. No. Iot "sfsr
NyOTIcE IA hereby gwen. IN accordance with
~ - ~ ,bs All e.,,si April 10. 1851 entitled An
A, 70 Reorsnise the Wardens' Office oil Tue Iort OF S.~
vi 20 All n-rsons Interested OF having charge o. he
-, ,1.e, of sucn i1qgiry esaniuaton or survey LsS
the following ve.els nov under oy 'ns r's
sus ,b Al the said surveys or examinations VAL %
thin tea days nest succeeding thus notice on
board said vessels: p, ~ .ev
Maydsleua %
Shin star the ef no " z
Ply PIP .........................Pie Pier No. IS T.
afav -
Hat a. l..
Rds .........................Per No "a D.
Brig Suwanneo Pef NO z
=
Bns Pedro Sanchez Dolx Atlantic Dock
schooner Albert Mason. No eN
Schooner Rosa
WM. h BURLEI0H, PrsGdsne
l. kuo,a HnlnInAI 0earetaxy