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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

Total since jan Ii is7 ~, 40 I5.#Aoss sI~.ft9c
Included Ia the imports Of the week are $500
earfh-nxsre; $4,000 gUs plate; $4,000 gum
arabic; $4,000 indigo; $1,000 tco'ice paste;
$ls,Ooo macder; III 80 prints: 1900 ssiipets:
siI, 800 bcarbonnts sofia: $4,000 soda ash; $500
fun; 10000 6gs; i2.c0j nots; $500 watches;
$4,000 dressed bioes; 100000 addressed ditto;
SIG no wines; $1,000 cutlery; $72.o9 guns:
So 900 rig iron; $4,000 lead; $1,000 mccall
20 -s; $4,000 old metal; $4,000 steel; so 900
TN; $4,000 bars; $4,000 coal; gigs, ooo cotton;
$500 coffee; $p,oDo fancy god; $1,000 f,b:
81. OO0 India rubber: $st.Oo) mola-sss; sij,0))
rice; 900 -slr; SO coo seeds; $4,000 sugs,;
sJSIvo tai; s3ss, ooo tea; $4,000 waste, $2jj OoO
woo.
On Charge to-day tie -four market was heavy
and lover. Wheat VS. dnll aud 21}.. lower.
Com was To &c. lower. Pork Was heavy and
lower. D.ef Was quiet and heavy. Lard WAS
lower.
Among the noticeable enterprises recently started
10 that 4 the Ann ricau West isdg Corapauy. Tiis
company contemplate operating Chiefly in the ldand
ofS. Domingo where. il isssssr,ed. they hold large
p,-ssss,ns AMI privileges. Ter Purp~o Is 10 colo
riLe bud ii velpP tie nlring, agricultural md COM
psrci of this rich shd rifle i.its d. Tic
company appears TO be well ort'si lied ard sub
.tautisi bms. each share OF stock being represented
by twenty Of land. We presume that it is 'he
inlolIon Of is company 10 initiate the example Of
the Brush and Dulca East India comp ,nies, the his
tory II which Is well known 10 the commercial COM
nurity. The oiHe-s Of tie company ire at No.
Pine sle.t. The Psesideut Is the Hon. Hiram
n ,chup Tho Trr,.ufrr G,orve T. Duni,;ur can
"a, erintenienl u y Assay Office, and Tho Seers cry
Joseph Warren Fsbeur. esq Tie ocj.cis Of tho
company sle fully explained 10 IN advertisement IN
ano, her column. Tas1rustess aro well known il
hi, coununI'y. They ar, Mr-srs. Hiram Ketchuni.
WIN. II. C,neneau. U. s. Envoy TO st. Domingo,
Richard Ii. Klu,t.il, George +. Dunuirg AID Jos.
". FsocnS-
.ho following abstract Of Company reports shows
the G, sl tunnaso for tie week and seasoa as CON-
pared with tue corresponding time la.t year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

Gold being weak tc-d.y. Sterling Escla- z, has
declined TO li2aliJ. with but little doing. Ills is
u lal Of 10 v cent from tie hiSheet poltt.
Freighs arc dull ard quite unsettled, being lover
FOR American, but a,et decidedly arnsr Tor neu,-,.
vessels. To Liverpool tie engagements Irs 900
bash. Wheat at II al2d. in Las. in Amei lean. aid
l34 l4d 10 bsys 10 British vetser; 10 hhd-. Tulow
al Cd, 30 bugs Flax'eed IA, SIS. Cd. .ani s0
bales Cotton u 3D., and 200 mns Butter snd Cheese
ut Cos. in British shps To London; 1900 bnsn.
Wheat at sd. in b.gs; 300 bai,e Hops vt a.. 80
luns Butter aud Cheese, per D,iish veress al Cos.
To Glsrgow: 100 tea. beet ut Go. e.. To Antwerp,
1000 bash. Wheat a, I'D. IN bags To Brsnrn
50 bids. Tobacco ut i5s. the charters are fore l
bark with 900 buti. Wheat 10 Cox. Or o,,l,rs q,
I'D; Biti.h bark with Wheat TO Belfast ut ie;d
with the privilege Of Cork tor orders. and Brutal
ship to Lcrdon al 4ss. p tun, dead weight
The bu,iness VI tie Sgb-rrossury WIS; Receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
SATURDAY. Oct. fS--P. ".

SATURDAY. Oct. io--f. n.
The Sock market tbs morning ~ss uIuhr, but
generally bad . dovDward tendency. There we're
some realizing sslos, and considerable hsmmsrns
BY parties wLo having sold out At the bi1hsr rc. ..
desire 10 come In a,,nin u decline. Tie urnsur-
able s'rpgency in money. also ccnsequent manly.
UPON tue efforts 4 money Isndor to check the speeu-
alisn in gold. has aided the Efforts Il few bear, 10
d&press prices. The suddes and rapid advance IL
this commodity to.i3s, aud tie equally sudden reAc
tios, las drawn OF tho attention Of oTerutors to
sous extent from shares. and the consequence has
been dragging uinrses in the Litter part sf tee
week. Tie general market. however. rtill shows a
considerable advance the prices OF last Sa urlsy
and has on the whole, very healthy appearance.
At the Second Board tho feeling was stronger. and
there was considerable disposition 10 buy tie prou
inent shares, at advancing rate-. The Eres were
among the strongest stocks, advancing ioi cent.
The Western shares were ako frmer. Snd IN good
demand. For Cincinnati aud Indianapolis ~ war
bad, an advance Of q v cent tho Iast salec THIS
stock is in demand for Boston account, wber- the
condition Of ibe road Is tho ougb, und rs,,od, bud
where q large portion II tho stoek 10 now held.
Government stoc.s were firm, aud ia demand. At
the close Of buaness in the street the market, after
being weak, had again III upward tendency. Gold
closed at 100.
The 10 lowing table viii compare prices Of Satur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
Brig..GCn. HnclsIeninn.

Among tue ioy al seLeIai officers VINO fell la the
late battle o. Coripih was Brig. Gen. Pieassnt A.
Ilack'eaa OF lnoiapa. Previous t. tho commence.
pent Of ost'iIties lac WA lawyer and politician Of
much pr,n 1ence, snd fof nearly twenty years ed "a
Tie huslrihs Itp,b ifcda. In 1911 he WIS elecied
to TIE Indiana l. gishatnre ~ n Wig. after which,
for puuler Of ye4rs 10 held the Office Of Clerk Of
The Coorl in bis county. IN LOAF 10 wa, tns Wing
cuoidate for Conge.r, G'.d ia 1853 the Republican
uouaee hut III to,l elections was def.ated. la the
Chicago Convention lie voted for Mr.. Lincoln. al.
though bis preferences were for Cstius a. Clay, for
whose character e lad great .dGIiraiion.. Ia 1860
be was npIoiu,cd BY lie Governor OF InJi.ns Del
.2sre 10 he famous Border Stale Peace Convention
ut Washington. Ga tie outbreak Of the rebc hon he
accepted the ,oiti,D Of Colonel Of tho iC,h Indjana
although 81 Qnaker iaieD,age. and n nan Of peac,
by conviction Before the return OF his regiment from
lie 'hree moJths can paigD be offered in s behalf. T.
fcfv- for the var aud the 10th wasa ouce aecepisd
and ordered 20 seloft 70 Gen. Backs, then on tbe
Upper Potomac. Col. iisc.l-man biusef was al
o,ued Bigsoiei General, aod order cd W ebc Wesi,
where be ,eryed faithfully nnd with disiilc unit
Lis uo,ins!y death. a learned, dignfed and Eu'u-
iul sdv oce az upright. weli-iDiorned politician.
gentle nii,, ie 10 regtted by larsocirce
Of friends, aud Ills lo1s lie severely felt 10y bis native
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

A WrLcoNs 1Knurg.-Wo tske pleasure I"
acknowledging t,e,eceip, off, qwntty If hui irou
the exhibitions 1t the laie annual iir % The II ~
County Agricultural Soco,y. The Siit. coaP'is'Hs
Is varieties Of srp.s. snd whale barrel Of ehol"
Auumn peart q all tho favorts kioas, was msse ~
vote of the eGhbitors, VII" tbr"1Sa af. wi'"u
Mathews, Secretary Of tho S ceIy, ask US To 'A p
,hera IN token oi our (,beirl spi recitation oil 'ns
intsrrst you iwc) have manifested IN the 'sip'"vc
rosss OF the horticulture II tie eoan''.' Con'is
Tn an exp esscn OF good-;esliny from 50 large.
number OF frul,.groweu, il Is very welcome y
has been aud will bs feature In the management" o.
Tux TRsrxg to foster and promote tie Interests ="
American farmers, aud we wish NO hishe' r'""'e
n,a 8. have tue respect confidence. aDd affection u
this noble class Of men. We WISH We could $50 Wv
time when every orchard would 10 p''n's" VIM
cb,ie. huits only. every cottage and iarn'houss
hive .ts vns Of grapes, aud every farmers library
h, s,ocksd with good az icutunl books. sud We
mcau to DO what We esi " brins sheoc !hnS' "0'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20


Money In si0c< circles 10 more diiTcnls TO obtain
thsu early IN tic week, but the Change ia more IL
matter Of rates Of interest and coaterrls than supply
tie correur rate Is y cent on favorite securities
steous leading honses ftil obtain large amonnts OF
Government Stock Treasury Notes, Gold, &c, at
. cent. borrowers with mode sts facilities are
Obliged to pay y cout. The business In paper Is
mi no erat-, but tie demand is good AMI leat'ne
signatures ar, passed freely at az cent. accord
irg TO maturity.
Gold Las ben heavy today, and under snles OF
weak 10 ders fell back t. l2Ji, having aid as his'
us 1874 Tbis ~ "a decline Of Lbout y ceut since
the +. cpaton wns broken by tie action taken by
The Ioafd oi Brokers ANA few Of to bsDks 10 sr-
rot tie sbsurd advance in tie precious n't.Is.
Every decline brings large amounts on Tho market,
and the supp is creator than tie bulls. sdei by
new bny.rr can absorb. At the close tie quotation
w.s a Little b+ii-r--lti. Cu.ton-u 'uss Notss
were also weak, in sympathy with gold. AMI rod
down 10 l2j These notes were also afscts.. BY the
spp.eheusou that tho Imports will ia the remaining
no nths OF the year seriously decline in smouri, and
thus largely reduce tie inquiry for notes for the pay
ment OF da,ies.
We annex a comparative statement OF the imports
of Forigs Dry Goods anu Gssersl Merchandise al
New.Yosk, for the week ending Oct II, and since
I.,,.rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

iiy Of some Of - principal articles u psoduc. efI
ar ade-wa'er from the comnsncsme1t Of pavixato,
to and Including the lilI Of October ia tbe year.
iuhicuied -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

he has passed through some trying oraesls, and has
been found equal to every emergency "s IL mas
arisen. He las been tried, and found worthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
The Accident at sag IInrbor.

The terrible and fatal accident ~Licn occurred at
5 y HsrLor la, Thursday morning, was tho r~sul,
oi attempt 10 draw tie cap ifoin the plungsr OF
loaded sbeii such Ia used in the james l2pounder
guns, with fuir # tippers. The shell, a conicsi
one, stood in iox opoa the ground, and the nippers
were ia tic alds OF Iieary Bevsrlaud, who WA
emily msugled, sud lived lo.s than two bours.
he bore bis gatherings with heroic foritade.
Gen. e. us. !. james sto, d n'sr Bevsrlsnd mt the
tine al tie accIdeu looking INTO the shell. lie was
thrown back ty the tx IOsi0u, bis face aud che, X
badly mungk d. aid won ii, d soi )usly IN the leg.
bO,h above AID belos the knee. lie wss taken up
apd carried in the Nsutio0 iiou-e, where Ia lay tor
meet VI Tho ime iD,eu-iLlc aDtl Friday morning
bout y io,k. when ho dod.
Henry J. Byram, oea.. Of lie village, received a
piece oil to .heiI through The ihDo,e fracturiny
shr kUee-Joln.
OqiaudO Bears, youth OF about * years, received
three serious ilerh w0ads IN tho tuiYh aud cult Of
The ieg.
Capt. James Smith wss wounded bya piece Il
sh. passing Though his leg aud seveiug tie fsmo-
III arlefy.
Crtps berger, Prusaian. holding su officers CON.
sion Ia tie French away, Was wounded IA tho leg,
above he kuco-, piece Of rb,l pas,ins Though the
lex, leaving Ia re AID ugly wpaDd
III tio ulitrs who we're rfuk W sT'inteTa Oi Slel,
aud wood there u.rs ho ssrous ,a,. =.
Tie sell cobt.iIed about seven ounces 81 powder,
aud had brrn ,andiug l,ai.d iOr long time, aud
tns o,joa Of reuovIs The cp Was 70 rep lace II with
"a new o1e.
A considerable conconrs. Of citizens were in at
Tendance, AID iuu,y escaped ns II by miracle.
Que piece Of tie sieli struck Lo back st,op Il Tho
N inrion lIoa.., W lieu !. VI wood, hall mile di =
ant frup iie s.eue. ~ ain. tho plank three feet,
nj making Y drrp iDdeDihiUn "a the wool.
h al.s.ss al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

t5l6,2lS i3--fof Customs. Sl3).o00; Payments,
1856, l1S 81; Balance, $3,2i9,3i0 &C.. - 80
The Gaiens aud Chicago soai earned the second
week ia October: 7 F1. 49,.
s5l52i A3tg
.I DecIea-s ........ tS.l3
Tho Rock Island esrned tbe same week:
naS....-.:.- 80 ess
lDrciene~........... &fD
The Michigan Southern III the same week.
go lG62............Seae5l
Increase. rs .Js
The approximate 'rnines Of The CINCINNATI. Hug
ilton, end Dayton J. Dad Company Tor elk months,
ending
s..,.mber o. 1882 s33,l:s %
70 80 ;,,, - 20 observation-disclosures. 23le83 %
Net ssrn,uss xl3J,2.9 %
a A. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
Rrak ESTATE And TBE lax LAw.-Tbe follow
Ing sspoadencs 10 Relation 60 the operation u
the lax Aw upon real estate is important:


No ttsS bkoADwAr Nkw.lo.K. Oct. g. 1858.
To re H,n. Me Coz. msss~'ss' y fsa>- AZ t-<sse
lie have sssny Of real .und'r fsre
cipsfe pf ce-i.gs wsefe tuer- 'noisss uYon ns
sas ab.v- the pitt oftgss- aud che fcrrrc drsd ~
srred Inc ~ ia. Jii We he ~ofds flA Che pop
-rty !. conv-y~ s.bj-et to ssi4 rics u.'-t.ssr"
suppoos g. t.st tb- f.r~e sells TO- OF gioune
for 49, -nul-o snd s,a aDsv- pfio m"fsa
A5np lie 70 90 o. he r,us,ters.i uoaty,
aud ~ ren snncunc~Ucnt nat the property ~
.st,.et 20 said Ilior mOuss- # k3vs, Sew drie Is
suCs whether the s'ssp du 10 to be lai 81 tue sics ."
tho bid oily ,vI 1T S0l 90 the sa.oust Of ne BID M
ciu..i 4 tie mo t..ss,. tvig.: siiJ0
.a..i: Is, .eci 70 a. tho Tar b !, 10 snsc,' fss there
iv.-d c,rc 90 snd psti al .ss.s u rsi r. ATE
. Aic i1a dsty OF Lad par eerso oa the 500
soua, Of SUCH provided hi no d''S shan b. -vue
u-r To-. pf Iais .ss upon All, ss'es oy jaasA
% .Areuv- oaou .sAins s1etica rass o. ssao VI liC
decree OF aiy Court
tI lac be- tie dsy to be ch rcd on the amount OF
th Li ..osat " the o.d ilciadS- sh'a"' '1s
y IL ,nd.s,r-. , .
,ecs1s be her referees" appointed by the Court tool
is psnon suits sI ia.drssib ny you "JI
cal . esesuiisr eh.tr.. ,
~ .iy.ns ala your ia,mcdae .terton, you vii! much
oli.s Yours Iesscinly ,,.,u,u
H.ki.r 5 H. ii!NSAu.
RsPLv OF coxslssiossK bocswsLL
IAAAuk, inPAyrssNr, OEsIck 81 ~ nAAAt
RsvENU.. WAsaiNSroS. Dct IS itos ;,
SIR; Ietf letter o tao lsst .. al hso 40 "a
mus tnr stsnp aut, lad sI~s 1ss ia, anoah' :
nIm,d IN er-d any fss1a ~ psni't ne
eiisant wol ilv aiJsir ne iastrui1set
mqnty upon sales n no es. 20 r'si /"
only Q.,d tas saioass Vii AID psd ovrf 10 "o''
am a. spinon that refs es. steoi.ted 5s the Court 70
eel g. f,scecsoc az pa, it,n 'n.ss o~1a"' De " s"''s
N.y r..p.s tally, GEO. :. BOUTWELL, tenr.
CuAs Al. IlsSAr, esq. No leu csa.sss. Me- fe'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

ON Of Which dlvlG>pd Ol D ef cont HUu TIC uoV'
eIhineut tax has been declared. The net earnings
for fame period last year were s7e, Ill ~, showing
nn mere asc Tor tho pat six mouths 1t s'oloo Co
The specie stifped Today was sj1o,Ooo by the
saxonia, and $l,,2i 2i5 by the City Of Washington
70 Liverpool. Tie following is she export OF specie
irua New-York for The week ending Oct. IL:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

FROM NLw-AIxico.-I,y T's Sonia Fy Hsekig
O"~e'H I" 'h' 2l'h al,- We irsrn that Gen, CarIsto
hal teeo received by the pecIo in the Ternior, in
the uiost coIdl! Kramer. lie WAS ereor..d 10 the
Ciy Of Santa 70 h, Gen. Crnby auav s,.a. Gov.
Contei.;, Uol. Coilin'. superintendent III Ipd,au
Affairs, W. +. N. Army, Secretary Of the Ter ,,.ry
Maj GreiDer. sDd = nuubef If tLc leading cjtixcu,.
From. tie rsme soarce it appears that Con. Ca,.b,
WIS 10 start for Washington IN \ day o. two
DurOg tie IL p'O''lbs whic, Gen. csLby has beer
in cou,mAnd Of that Department (of New.Nsxico)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

The DEAD AT CoRisrH.--Anong the brave who
were Allied At Coriu,h, VI. Major William Dean
CONAN, son If Sir. Samuel Colluan u th ,iiv: lie
s,ss young naa Of great promise aud lis pa, 10Th III
vas OF that STEINER Had which isions 10 no coui.
piomiss with Traitors aLd rebels 80 long No they
have ains mi -sd 10 strike. Ho wss cf New-Engiand
descent, Md bir faDr iel,e,s to friends have fos
yea' past tieAired that loyalty and IsaSioiIe sef
.acnhes Which Ire-eaiasnlly characsesze Now
EDglap nen ia tLis war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
9e.sl.......alo.ssl a.oeoNs 62OA..n gI.,d s1s .

Jttals,....lit,o5i o,wOSs bIOhA.l .Ji.ssI slF ~
The coal tnLnage continues very cveD-- sverls-
ipx for s,me weeks past about 0,o10 tuns v week.
rns ,unn,go fr tho sca4on il now up 10 o OGb. 40
iuus AZ ainst G2O8 a2l tups 10 the Same time last
year. The tpnnnge Of the Reading Riiirpad for t'e
81 woos reaches the extraordinary figure OF t26l7
taos witch. we think, IL the heaviest weeks busi
ness in tie roads history, aud istne more remarkable
~ II cIns elcciion, whick always more or les NJ
ier,upis bieiness. Tue tuunsge OF the Schuy Hill
avisa'ion apain halle on.
The quantity Of Jour, wheat, corn and barley leh
II wasef aui ne second week IN October, inths
yo4Is 1891 aud iota. was rs follows:
i1oar. WDsst Corn Barley.
BIDS ou.h. bush bush
s55as3 0Hsis LAG 40
iSa1........y,1s lltSo J lu1sN '1Sss
Dssu.ss 6si2 ..aolsli Inc... y..Ia Dec 5.,a3s
The sss.g4t. quantity Of the Same articles left at
tid.-wale from Il commencement of navigation to
tho llta October mciusvc, during the Yeas isCl
sud 1862. wSs ns follows;
flour. wsss'. Cora Barley.
Esi......IsDsI l3s.Sc2 i.o,sgj Si5ln
lao .....sogH inc.s.siy.;s, roc.4Jseso FOO .1s,
Dy reducing the wheat 10 flour. the quantity Of go
later cit at tde-watcr this year. compared with tho
corr saodng period 'ast year, shows an increase OF
i,ilj.757 bblA tour.
The following comparative r.b's slows tho guam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
DEATH OF CHARLES 7. JAMES.

Tie fsmily oi Gen. james yesterday received toe
int. hi. er,e thu, tho w0nLdS rsce we'd by him on
Ihorsdsy, fro,u the sc,io.nta explo Ion Of rhell
- Tile .Ape'in en'ing Win o,.- 81 DIS guns NJ sag
i.rbor. iesan-d ~ aeatn on Friday moruii 4. dei.
,Jnm.. wa Torn Ia the town Ut Wet Greenwich, IL
hi. STATE, 10 no year HOi. md was bred TO the
rade OF carp&,t.r. lie Early manifested That OK
trsordnary mol, .nicsl Ul-ns with has gwen hun
much dis,iLetou. Woeu lie Removed to 'his city
II was ior tbs purpose Of assuming TIC supeiiptend'
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16

nHYsICIANs' PRESCRIPTIONS COM
POUNDED with all possble'care and precision'
by SPENCE h WICKES,
43 Broad street, & So Pine street, Nevada"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16

INDIAN TROUBLES IL MINNEsOTA.-A Wash
iSgton dispatch gives the following extract
from a letter of Commissioner Dole, dated
81 Fort Ridgely, Sept. 9th:
There seems to be buttwo opinions regard
ing the Indian troubles in Minnesota-one that
the Indians are not hostile to whites generally,
but had personal difficulty with the Govern
ment employees. Another is, that there is 9
widespread dissatisfaction among them, and
that they took this opportunity to strike for
revenge, believing all our men had gone to
war.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16

The DEEENsEs Of WAsnlNGrON-A cor
respondent of the Providence Journal emu.
merates the following as portion OF tbe
defenses of Washington:
Fort Greble, Is guns; Fort Carroll and re-
doubt, IA guns; Fort Snyder, guns; Fort
Stanton, 10 guns; Fort Ricketts,, 4 guns; Fort
Good Hope, guns; Fort Baker, guns; Fort
Davis, 6 guns; Fort Dupont, guns; Fort
Meigs, 10 guns; Fort Mahem, 10 guns; Fort
Lincoln, IL guns; Fort Thayer, guns; Fort
Slemmer, guns; Fort Saratoga, guns; Fo-
Bunker Hill, 8 guns; Fort Totten and redoubt'
IA guns; Fort Slocum, 10 guns; Fort Massachu-
sets, 10 guns; Fort De Russey, guns; Fort
Pennsylvania, 2guns; Fort Gaines, gins; Fort
Ripley, guns; Fort Alexander, guns; Fort
Franklin, guns. Batteries-Vermont, 3gunss;
Martin Scott, gun; Cameron, guns. Total
2ll guns.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16
Special Notices.
A MIDSUMMER MELODY.

A MIDSUMMER MELODY.
Twas night in the dog days,
And all through the house
Night providers we're stirring
Fleas bed-bugs and mouse
The children, uneasy,
Squirmed this way and that
The bed.bugs preferred them
Because they were fat
But at dawn on each insect
Lyons death rOwder feIl
Andths rats and the mice, too,
Succumbed to his Pill.
Lyons Powder will kill all insects. Lyons Mag.
netc Pills are sure death to rats aud mice. Sold
everywhere. D. S. BARNES, New York.
REDIEsToS, Co., Agents, San Francisco.
sep4-lm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO

VVHE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS meA "a
n will be dispatched in the MONTH kilzN
OF SEPT, 1862: ssRgE=rslg
Sept. s.-C0NsTTUTION, Capt J. 7. Watkins.
Sept. ll.-UNCLE SAM, Capt --.
Sept 2O.-GOLDEN AGE. Capt. F. r. Baby.
From Folsom Street Wharf, at O'Clock A. N. punc-
tually,
FOR PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to As.
pinwall BY the Panama Railroad Company and from
Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic aud Pacific
Steamship Company.
FORBES BABCOCK.
Agents p. ". S. Co,
Corner Of Sacramento and Liedesdorf streets San
Francisco. May 8.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16

To COrrespOndeDts.-PSti residing in
any part Of the State, however distant who may de-
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their re.
sPective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement Of such, in preference to holding
interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. DR.. Young
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters
are only opened aud replied to by himself, and the
latter as promptly possible. II the be fully
and candidly described, personal communications
will be superseded instructions for diet regimen,
and the general treatment of the itsel (nelu.
ding the remedies will be forwarded without delay,
and in such manner as to convey idea Of the
purport of the letter or parcel 50 transmitted.
aS- Office. 75l Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. C. YOUNG, ID.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-16
San Francisco Adv's.
IN TINIE OF HEALTH

IN TIAIE OF HEALTH
PREPARE FOR sICKNEs.-It Is
prepOsterous to think that because
we are in health, disease will never
Overtake us. How many have gone
forth in the morning and returned
home to lay down upon beds Of
sickness for monthsl We would
remind our readers, that, fora FAM
lily medicine, nothing can equal
soovnL's BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. OF HumOrs it is sure
extsrminAtOr. scrofula and Can.
Ger, Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
are all cured by this magical rem.
edy. REDINGToN 500, Agents,
4l6 and AIS Front street, San
Francisco. au2s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-12
FERMENTATION Of the Governor.

WHEREAS, The State Of Tennessee is
now, and has been, without a full repre-
sentation in the .XXXVITth Congress of
the United States of America; and
whereas il is believed, upon information
received, that large majority of the vo-
ters of the Ninth and Tenth Congress
sional Districts of this State, as appor-
toned by the Act passed February 10th,
1852, have given evidence of their loyal
ty and allegiance to the Constitution and
laws of the United States,
Now, therefore /, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor of the State of Ten
nessoe, in order to secure to the loyal
electors of these two Congressional Dis
tricts their constitutional representation
in the House Of Representatives of the
United States Of America, have deemed
il proper TO issue this my proclamation,
appointing and ordering elections to be
held on the twcnty-Dintb dav Of Deem
Der, 1862, TO I'll the vacancies in the
XXXYIIth CoRgress Of the United States
Of America in the following Districts, to
wit; The Ninth Congressional District,
composed Of the counties of Henry,
Weakly, Dyer, Obion, Lauderdale, Tip-
ton, Gibson, Carroll and Henderson.
The Tenth Congressional District,
composed Of the counties Of Madison,