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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

TINHE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground her late from Liverpool Il ma been
considered advisable to make thorough examination OF he
bottom before senanr her Her dspo ufe will the~'
fore be be, oud her previously sdvr'ed day on SAIL
ing Hod~rs Of return ck-ts vii have thsm renewed or
the money returned they desire Due notice VIII %
given " he ship,s departure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
SUPREME CouRT-cH.ssIE.-ocr. l7.-Befors Ja'.ie.
is0KsHAH

Mary T. I.in.ley AIT. Clifford W. Iin-lsy; Charles
Rehm sg, Louiss & III. K.hm.-JotsDen,s Of Gi'orre
granted.
Adam Murray ss,. Peter Chryssl Daniel NJ Lawrence 2;
al trl II X es.-HOtions d-uicd. vita = 40 eosts
Louisa lie fEge at A. y. Cilter, phon'o J. Ia Frf
Mai. K.,f at Henry q Ken Molion de- led without
prejudice 10 a r.Dews The motion ff her lspers
Thomas socun ct a. aSt janice W li'-hVtior granted
On payueat Of en- oostA
Thorn .ips at John K~yscr r, slMo,on granted IN.
defendant appears sId completes his sIsninston. aud
psy. & 30 costs oi motion.
Abij.h Mann g. .g, John noLosey Motion granted on
psJm.n, OF Of gnept ard Of tie motion judgment
10 remain security.
Cha,l.. De,s At Second Avenue Rsi!iosd Company
Allowance ofthfee IeT cent ordered
Moritx Vsls &c at & 1. Bsrser-Motion granted m
.,, plaintiff serve. complaint within tvs d'Ja Co' TO
abide event
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-CUPkEME COURT-CTTY aud COUNTY OF

+CUPkEME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
~ NEW.YURK-CHARLE5 c. DUNCAN AID GEOkGE
W KENDALL sgAinst NATHANIEL kIMBALL. sum
FIR a money DE- maud contract (Com not ser) To
tho DEFENDANT: You HEREBY summon ed aud required
lain IN tbi. action, which II De ed Ia
the the C.rk Of the City aud county OF New York
the CiyH,l IN said city. end to serve copy Of Jonr an
n psid compa the subscribers o, their Office,
No. 10 WaiL.T-st the Cry OF Newfork. within tweniy
d.ys alter The ,-rvce OF this excluye Of the
Day Of such service and II you fail to tie aid con-
within the time sforsssid the plaintiff 10 this action III
take nt for the Of three Thousand six
and l70O dJlss with Interest from the
fifteenth day September thousand eight hundred and
ytwo bcsdes OF III se.ion. Dald 10th Sep,.u-
boz 1862 HAWKINS COrHREN,
Piantif.' Attorneys
Tie complain, in the above entitled action duly ell in
the Clerk OF City and County OF Nev-1oIk,
Ia IN. CITY 10 the sth day OF October 1869
oil lawtws HAW MINIS GCOlhREN. Pf.'. AtPyA
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DURSUANT TO an order of ROBERT II.

i COLES 'rogsts of the County Of Wesch.s,er no
tce hereby given according to law all persons having
clsms against the OF ELISHA O. OTIS. late Of the
Town q Yonk.r Ia said Comfy deoessd present tho
with the thereof to the ignsd admins
traitor OF al the goods chse and credit. II The
sail dec.a cd At the Olnce Of WILLIAM A. COOK. At
,olnsy No liz broadway. NeSYoTk City or before the
10Th day of July A. D. l86! Dated bis l3h day Of January
A. D.. 1902 h. L. BABBlrT, AdminisuIor.
I.t4 vG,ro
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movements of Ocean steamers.
Pass~nscrs Arrived

! Ia brig ~ p. Coiia1't. from Kingston. JAM L. Mar
shall.
H. fp Hssr<ffa from Psasaeoi1-Mr Bsker and lady and
two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

MINIATURE Almanac
Sin-Rises S.ta.........3:i1 Moen-Rsss l;oi
wATKK
sandy Hook. 3:23 Gov Island tl3 Hsu6tS.... ei9o
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Goal and Wooo.

GOALS. Best Red Ash, Egg and Stove,
~ 81 %; Large Nut IS 81; White Ash or Lehish Egs
and Stove ii VI; Liverpool SO; Camel 80 Rescreened
and delivered Tor cab ordered Apply ct No. 3lS Bow
cry, No I'll GreenesI, and No. 40 Broome st.. -
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Ue0oma Gar0s. sc.

ATW WIN. EVERDELL" SONS-WEDDlNG
"A CARDS--Thsse celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
Of No. Io4 rslton.st, N. Y Established lslo
I n. JOHNSTON a. CO., No. 100 Bowery,
~ WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, &c. latest styles
spssmsns BY nail Also Wstchss Jswslry Silver Ware and
flsssA Wee Of w ~. qualities end n Tow piiss@
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neIiaons Notices.

"A Blessing for the Mercifui."1Th Row 3.
KALLO II Will preach the IF sermon ~ ne n.1n
tn. Sermon the Mount. SABBATH Moe SiNt' ~ .he
evening. " The Memorable Kin sdom"
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Nj q. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NC
ARAGLA
Through Ia advance Of the nail - -
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO


a
Through "a advance Of The mail
NO DETENTION On NE lsTHMuS
The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, go tuns
t May 1 W., sIS oa her Pier q. the ioo
War North Rive. for san Jusn de. Noiie connect ne
1870 tuns L. Howe., Commander, TO -. without delay Tor
Fr,nei,co direct arrival Of the passengers at saa Juan
del Sur
Tie sreed and accommodates Of these steamers are IN,
snrpss--d b, any steamers either and intended
lsnd passengers by this ae la San frahci'eo ~u -
fhs ub1ersn~d having been in the Caorra trade from
the beginning oegs to inform The public th his pcrmn
n~nt put for the purpose OF o-s bousnt OF
dven of The clips will positively leave the day adver
.es once moo,h .nd IN .'I month. . o,GS, ,p' VIII De
''' "'''""'''" " '''''' r. o. ROBERTS.
No. III ws,,-.,. corner Of WMienst. North River
korIcE-Tte restriction. travel having been owed
by orde, oftbe War Department Passenger shout to Wal,
pa ..p.tt. JOHN q DALE, Agent.
IyFEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
y at oueenstown Cork Hsrborl. The Lverpeei. New
lmk ard del, hia stesm.hip Company iaend dispatch
log ,befiu ed Cise-boiit Iron ses.hp. as SIo"
CITY Or K...............'.'s Oct 3,
kASoAEoc .occ.:; SATURDAY 4: noSn nom iia
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CABiN........eS5 SffERAGE. .."..s.."&y
Fipt Cabin to London ~ ste~sse to aondon'..''' y
Fist Canin to rnis s5 Stscrsse TO Fans $500
first Iahu 10 Hamburg 10 >teefsgc u hanburs..'' v
Passengers also forwarded 70 tisvs Bremen, rotterdam
Antwerp &C., o. equally low rst's - -
Fars from LIverpoo or Queens,own; l~ CABIN es, ~
ami Sil3 st-eIsg- ii"n 1--we pool 80 FROM queens
town as Aud hose who vi seni fof their friends Gal
buy iicAets here o. these rate.
These st-amr have .nfer accommodations Tor rss'en
e-s or. strongly bsi In wsie teh, Iron Sections snt
csny Patent Fire Annihstox periencej Surgeons ara
sttacned 10 esch steamer ,,,,x,, 3,
ar furtt., ,uoms ION Apply in Livefroo 10 WILLIAM
INMAN Agent NO. - Wstr .tin glasgow to ALfA MAI.
COLIN No 81 Enoch,quaIe In Oueentown TO 4, w
d. SEYMOUR 4 Co In ioniol to ElN Ks MACY NO
81 Rig Wiilar-st H. Pans TO JULES DECOUE. NO q
Rue No 70 Dame drs Vctsirr, Place do Bour-s Ia Phs
DE- phs TO JOHN O. YALE. No. III NNruta.. or 81 th'
Company Omesa
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

VNICKUAM $. IlAVLNS's steamer MASSA-
w CuUslTlS leave. Pier No. 3. Es. River, foot OF
Jamrs.st Nrwyo,k fer SAG HAkbOR, GREESPOHr.
apo ORIENT, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SAL Uk-
DAYS at5p IN. From Sag lia'b for New-loIk, MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS :. and FRIDAY ), at D. ~
NEW-YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Leave Janessip Ferry Ferry foot Of 3ath-s, at ii
a. ~. ? T. > y.
Leave Flushing at 7, 8. 10 a. M. !. 3:%s s. SPIN.
Tickets fr I'll. route, 10 crita
Stopping at Way Stations Of Calvary Cemetery Win.
field N,1.ruwn, snd Fashion Course Depot
Freight received Jane-sp Ferry Ter Flushing until I
O'Clock D. Freight Lr Way Stations received no later than
o'c ocs 7. m. - -
T. s. Let November extra Ni,t Train viii be
from ausbg 10 oc ocki returning ai a h.st Ferry
a. II O'CLOCK y Fac. e.ch Way h, this train IS cents
J. ). BOfrORFF Superintendent.
NORTHERN X. X. of NEW JERSEY
IN aims Jersey City for Piermout 100 sud IS
u M, AM 80 y. and - M o. WEDNESDAY
! aud SATURDAY onb. 7. ". DEMAkESr. Su,t
Nj ORNlNG BOAT
FORT HAMILTON AND KEYPOHI.
The steamer QUASSAlt leaves tue foot OF kobnsonst
every morning Saturdays aud Sundays escep'ea' - y,
O'clock =. ropr
Returnpg, leaves KEYPORT At "a p M. landing " '"n'
HAMILTON aud CLJFFWOOD sseh wy
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COURT OF COMMON PLFAs-TRiiL TxRs-Ocr. u
Before judge uILrOs.

ASSAULT AND BAITIKr-ALL ABOUT A boo.
John h Imlsy by John Inlay gusdia. sgt Tboms' fosg
This WA an action for a'ault ana Datefy' De-
DID not spr.sr According the testimony the pn.
tf lad 10 II years old vochty s,ssslt.d "
Charlie. street iith OF JuDe 1861 under the follow lag
eicumssnce. Deisd.a that pisc- with dos sDi
1sed having hsnt between snd snettof dos, ~bicn
bson God there. The psntf obJ-ced when excited
followed Defendant ordered BY the pro
pdr,or TO leave place. and taie Li. dos Psinh IN
rel 10 question Of tho d,ndA ssd b.. thought the doG
b.ongiss 10 he peDes could hex hi doendan' ds and
hiu also Defendant skns offence suret the boy hnoeisd
him down and kioked hia The Jury rendered die, for
plaintiff for e,vo Henry l. Clinton and A. B. Dio"J Tor
p.ailtid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the unity NewYorA, ice is hsIeby given 10 all
p-no having csiu against SAMUEL LODEh ate Of the
City Of Nov YORK deceased to the with vonch
thereof to the sub.c b-r at the Office Of Ed~ad A. Fra
ser e.q No 3OJ broom.t the City OF New York, or
before tho tth day Of March DeIt-Dated New'fori, the
s,h day Of September 1852.
ELEANOR LODER, Adrnini,nstix.
s~r6 lsw6mS' JOHN y. HOLMES. Adnrist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

Justice MoscRirE
DSCIsIOss.
Morton ct al. agt. Scott; Howe ct al. agt. Cum
Mir ., al Weed &c. sgt Walker, mPd, Morton ct al
at bcott-Orden granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

suRRO0ATE's COURT-Ocr l1.-Before Acting Surross.s
DAILY.
CHARITABLE BEoUEsTs-wILLs PROVED.
The will of Anne CufrIc, spInster, recently I'D
United TO pro bate contains the following brqness:
10 toe Hrotos kc Tuty Church In thu, city COX
To IN. same trust for the poor Of the parish Of said
church. W
To the Orphan As um Society In this city incorporated
The wills Of tho following persons have boon admitted Il
Joseph Borss Calvert stusr, Webster Adolph AhIens Alb
ner Chichsstor, aud Michael Homework
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EegaI Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County OF No,ice Is hereby gwen to all
pei sons having elsims against THOMAS PARKlN s,esef
City Of NswYos decsed to prr,ent the came with
voucho thereof to the suocbsr at the Office Of SPRING
4 RUSSELL No "a Pioest, in the City Of New York
or before fourteenth dsy Of December next Dated New
Yo'k the 9Th day vi june 1850 ~
lei lawomS' CHAS. II. PAKhlN, Admit
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- IERMINUs-PaaeDgr Depot Jsmesslip and foot Of
Jsthst, T.. RAt8 IN. for eeupsn, Sax Harbor Orient
p. for Greenpor; at 2. for rarnipsd4 Sundays
the tain leaves Hunters Point f3f IT. Feny) at $50 n
for Riyefhesd aud Mediate stsons excursion
returning. lesves Riverhesd at o. 70.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
~ For Albany Troy North and West-SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT, commencing THURSDAY May T. 1872
For ALBANY 1880 m Express Mail Train from ssthst
Station.
For Local Trains see Time Table
JOHN BCRCuILL Assstsnt Supe'intendcns.
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Il FIELD-sTEAMBoAT and RAILROAD C0SNEC-
TON. via NEW-HhVEN The CONTINENTAL lesvss
P,cksp. Esst River daily (5aodsys excepted 3l5p m
The steamboat tran leaves the VIII ri at SEWHAVEN on
the arrival Of tns boat or all stations NI9Sf Line
The TRAVELLER leaves for New Haven al II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

srR: Your letter Of the lob instant In regard 70 the
men. Of a,es IN certain has been received and in reply
That the person who ses marble In the rough or the
manufactured article to them no eel again 10 required 10
Iaie out Wholesale dealers license; ard he retail. the
article be mutt take out retail dealers license and the
sTticle. IL manu- ficurer under the law.
Manufacturers required 70 pay duty on the whole
r.oont e their manufactures which they sell or deliver 70
Tho repairing which may be done by mechanic 10 not
be regarded manufacture and the person whose msno
fctnfes without the repars amount 10 less than IVo
Butcher. having stsl. places in city
pay duty only the goods sold and
t. Other; than agents. and not Oh the goods remain
peadsr i' not allowed to sell to the amount Of
thousand dollars without License but must take oat ceuse
10 soil 10 I<ddler any
person can eel. without any license the milk from his
own cows, BAT Incense 1, required for the selling Of milk
Assessors ana their assistants have not the authority 20
administer the Oaih' required Of parties in making their
Very '''Ps'daelSy Sof go sSssl;1s .sr,:a.
To VIZ T. bKALn esq, Assessor Third District Of MARY
land Baltimore. Nd
The folio wing have been received in Boston:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oyyics Or,
Iyr.RSAL REVENUE, WAsHIs9Tos, Oct. T. 1882 /
Sir: Yours OF ID int 10 received. In reply 70 your In
SsI-s. have the honor to say that
Bakeries bck kilns and tri,t mills printing sssb.
h'hmsns hnskiln: aud other establishments in which
made o. produced bread bricks eosd. OF other uni
articles are eed under the head Of dealer and such are
required TO thke license
Btonecuors worhsrs IN marble, &c, are reauifed 10
eke license a. manufacturers.
dealer whose occupation or business Il 10 10 .er 70
Sose who buy 10 cell sgain 10 wboess deseI one vho
soils 20 consumers generally is retail dealer
Neither builders Of houses OF ships required 10 take
In establishments where leather undersoes the proceu o,
nuins % well ~ euryns It 10 my opinion that only
vesose !. needed a. long as The business 10 carried By the
Cider and resardsd manufactures sad follow
" '"'' 'e Go g. SC tstSslN comm,..,eu.r
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, yiaNEW.
PORT and FALL RivER-Tbe splendid and supsro,
seamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. Laves Nsv.YoL
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. x
o'clock M. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brs,ton on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. 1t o'c.ock D. m,
rom Pie, No 3N. Il. -
Hereafter no rooms viii bs regarded secured 70 any ~
phcsnt I'll the chad have beeo paid for
Freight TO Boston Forwarded through with greet dbpsasA
BY an Express Freigh. Iran.
WIN HDRUtN A,en Nos "a and II West-st
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
~ TON, NEW-LONDON. srONIN8c ron, PROVI-
DENCE. NEWPORT TAUNTON. and NEw-BEDPORO.
The splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
lsnd,st. DAILY fe1cept Sunday. ats ~ M.
Freight taken low ss by any oher ioe Office Of Com
Isny, No. lis Vests st.. corner % Courtlsndtst.
w NJ EDWARDS. AGENT
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Army Service.-Nr. ELISEE C4ARt!Eh WI De or
danso Army Chaplain at the bfoadwny an
Drs. budiass1. hastings Thomp'on, AID Others wi" aAe
part Ia sLe service
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-12
from the Charleston Courier.l
SOUTHERN CAMP SONG.

Obl land of the South of the brave and the Tree
Our hearts cling as firm thy hills unto tnee!
The Usurpers vile deeds but nerve the strong arm
To shield thee from ruin and thy daughters from har
Our swords are unsheated, and shall not return
To their scabbardS, till the vaudas IN gaoneSs su ou
The olives fair branch on the Affairs OF Peace,
And from petty baseness eternaily cease;
;Ti then as al Bethel or BelmOnts broad pam,
Or CORY Manassas shall the Hessians be slain.
H. sought not their ruin we would harm not hair
W. would not deny them the freedom OF air
JSsy seek to oppresS US, but we never shall bow,
Tbu1ph they fight on forever. as they vanlY are now
Oa fn,or md rigitS are OWR and shall he,
Tbuus our blood flow N rivers adOwn to the sea.
Encompassed about by fierce foemen We stand,
WLu seek To despUi and piiiage our land;
T., blight the fair roses whose tendris entwlDe
R,uud us for protection, to the oak cngs the vine
Stand forth then brave SOuthrons, we proof against
harm,
We shall stand like Gibraltar in frmness and might
Or roll On like Till Abe's legiOns In flight,
viii sweep back their deuS like Saharas dark clouds
Some wrapped their baseues the rest in their shr9uds
ONE OF THE BOYS.
Eighteenth Regiment. n. C..
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. DRUGS MEDICINES, Be-
MILITARY BOOKs-FOR CASH ON

MILITARY BO0KS-FOR CASH ONLY.
HARDEEss TACTICS coMPLETE EDlTIoN-Re-
yssd BY and published under the personal supsrTi-
- When sent BY mall rs
VOLUNTEERS MANUAL OF INFANTRY AND RI
FbE TACTICS-wth Honors paid by the Troops Inspec-
tions, Reviews, Duties of Captains Companies Duties in
Camp and Garrison Soldiers Raons and mode of Cook
Richardson Graduate and rmeriy Assistant Instructor
Of Tactics. Virginia Military Institute. =.
~ s.s- When s@Ssi .snsby mad, Is iSo 70
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BooK-lAh abridgement
Of Hardee's Infantry Tactics By Sspt.J.K Lee.
- - When sent 6y nail ~ 6Oc
THE HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY !; BY Capt. Jo
''- ''00'''T + .aa.- -. Price - ysyTa 75c.
asrs s. When sent BY mail s5c
TION AND COAST DEFENCE; By Capt. u v Buck
hOtz, Author of the Science Of War: arzl
- '.' 3a Price, - 50c.
- When sent By mail, sec.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICERS AND NON COM
MISsIoNEDa OFFICERS OF CAVALRY on OUT POST
German Leg0n With an atrdgment Of them by Lieut..
o0'0ne' the h'u, 9 r0'Ssooi5 prce IS ssSs koc
s.@s y When sent bylnaii; 6oc.
DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING BY TROOPS IN CAMP
AND HOSPITAL Prepared for the army or Virginia, and
published by order of the Surgeon General with Essays
taking food and what food By Florence Nightingale
~Ns When sent BY mail, soc.
COMPLETE NEW POCKET MAP OF VIRGINIA.
p sls Price, ~ 75c.
sy.s.-- When sent by Mail,s ~ s0c.
BAY0NET EXERCISE AND SKIRMISHERS DRILL,
By r. Milton Cary, Lieut.. oi ouel Provisional Army
Virginia. b. = a..s2>
.. e Price, -,.,..gE 81 90
- When sent by mail, 10
INSTITUTION FOR FIELD ARTILLERY Extracted
from Gham's Manual for Volunteers and Militia.
Price, sfi7st 81 90
e, .-a.- When sent by mail = OS
SHooL THE GUIDES, or the Practical Soldier
illustrated with % Engayngs, and designed for the
Of the Mita he Confederate States. tssss
When sent BY mai, os
MAHANS OUTPOST DUTY-Ar Elementary Tres-
se Advanced Guard Post and Detachment service
Troops and the manner Of posting and handling them in
presence of the enemy. 81 rr4 Eesas
- .L,s ~. .- Price, = -ass 8 90
When sent by mai, l 12
GILHAM's MANUAL for the Volunteers and Militia of
the Confederate States. go
80 ~ When sent by mail, 90
September 1o,lss1. a. ~ - sa=sl lsf ST.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-02-12
~ THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
The very Latest Northern and European In
- - lelligence Hlsr,.f-
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

ss Six Montbs,. .-ss~ ga 3 90
r. ss One Month, 90
WEEKLY, One Year, - 90
EVNHE DAY BOOK HAS NOW BECOME T HI Z
Il newspaper of the South. The very latest Northern
and European News appears in its columns and
three days in advance Of all other papers in the Cond
eracy. ..-
We submit the following from what others have
TO say of us: s-- .-2st-
D. T. BIsBIE Esq, who has lately returned from Europe
with important dispatches the Confederate State Gov
erument says in q recent letter: -
:--"Whe 10 London aud Paris several quotations
from the NorfGk Day Boob, and since my return have
also noticed from the sprighty journal in
the newspapers of New York. Charleston and other cities"
The Suffolk (Ya) Christian Sun says:
arity throughout the Southern Confederacy comes to
greatly enlarged aud improved and gives Northern and
Foreign News in advance of any of other exchanges
and is therefore, perused with ayidity"
80 The Wilmington On. G Daily Journal says:
"The Norfok Day BoOk has become the most valuable
exchange paper receive il contains the latest
news from the Rump Government as well rs Foreign
News"
The Fredercksbarg IVA HerOld says:
"The Norfolk Day Book contains the latest from
the North and its editorials always of interesting
character -- .--S-s 81 e.. -5--s =
Subscribers to the Day Book may rely upon having their
papers sent promptly by mail.
ADDRESS, Nth amount of subscription enclosed,
JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
.r ...... EditOr Gad Proprietor.
Jan II, 1862. -5 6-wit&s6tpd.
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PROSPECTUS
"THE EAST TENN AM"

1.-THE EAST TENNESSE EEAN."
1T Is PROPOSED BY THE sUBsCRI.
BERS to establish and publish, the City of Knox
vile, Tennessee Newspaper, to be called. THE EAST
TESSEssREAS." The issues of the paper will be Weekly
and Tri Weekly. The first Number will appear be-
fore the fifteenth day of February, next
1t will be the aim and policy of The East Tennesseean
to support and sustain, with all its power and inu,
the Government of the Confederate States in its
war for Independence Discardug the dissensons and
feuds of the past it will endeavor rise above the sngy
chickering's and preudees of local and partzan factions
the legitimate sphere of high toned journalism. 1t will
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s COFFEE! COFFEE!i

Il .MANUFACTUKED AT M. II Ell L -
II Southern Excelsior Coffee Mi Raleigh and is equal
10 the best coffee II is made of cnee rye aud ehckory.
and roasted in cylinder by machinery and therefore is
better Parched than be done by hand Ghckory is not
give superior favor to The coffee In Gsrmany they cali
II sagorah and here call it dddaion In England Il
10 highly appreciated that they lay duty of pounds
two shngs sterling per hundred weight to protect the
growers of it. We annex Prof EmmOns certificate to
chow that there is humbug but it is what it is repre-
sented Ia be: ~v-' 80 =
ITO Mr.. KELLY Sir III have tested and used the two
samples of manufactured coiee--the labelled aUG and
Lguira The first equals the Rio coffee of the Shops and
seems TO be equally good with that kind. - am sat
sed that they contain nothing which is injurious the
SYSTEM and may be economically and safely used sub
stitutes for cOGee. a, E. EMMoEs."
This coffee is put up in pound papers, and packed in
boyes containing thirysx lbs unless otherwise ordered
Wholesale 81 cents for Java and 2 for Lagura per h.
All orders promptly attended to by addressing
Is .--- 49, ". NJ. KELLY,
. ... - a.E Raleigh, N. G.
Feb. z, 1862. -.. I9-4Sm.