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COUNTY COURT,

SSbNl SSOhlt
Judgs-Hon, James Whitworth.
Clcrk--P. Lindsey Nchol.
e. The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday in
ach month, aud tho Quarterly Court, composed Of
he Magistrates OF the County, is held the arSt Mon
I lay in January, April, July and October.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jadcs-Hon Nathaniel Baxter.
. C7erk-David G, Love.
: ear Tho Court meets the irst Monday in March
I nd September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
i, Judqe-Hon. William X. Turner.
CasTk--Chares E. Dggons.
aa-The Court meets tho arst Monday iu April Au-
. .ust and December.
cHANcERY COURT.
Chaneellor-Hon. Samuel D. Frierson.
CPsrk and Aaster--J. Z. GeaVes.
J Ss- The Court meets the nrst Monday in Mag and
JOyomber,
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The average price at which the contract
for three thousand horses was let at In
dianapolis on Saturday last, by Capt.
Ekin, was S94.
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10 oApvERTIsMRs in DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special position ia-
side, 20 per cent additional special position outside,
10 per cent
~ Advertisements Inserted in the Local Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change viii involve extra ex'
pense, TO be paid for by the adveNtiseF
hs- Adv@tser5 exceeding heSpGcs contracted for sH
BE- charged for he eroess.
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When exceeding Ave lines, will be charged at the
usual advertising rates,
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. Is. 1852
The Halleok-McClellan Letter.

The following is the full official cores
pondence to which allusion has been
made by telegraph:
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Announcements OF Candidates.

Cash required in advance for ali advertisements,
unless by special agreement.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates 10 which We bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere.
WM. CAMERON, for the UEion.
JOHN WALLACE, for tho DspaioA
EAsHvLLH Tenn, July l2, 1862.
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General Orders No. z.
HEADQUARTERS NosTsEss DIvIsIoS. !
KANSAS STATE MILITIA,
N ASshU ~ kA16 W
N.sr ~

LeavenWOrth. Nov. IL. IooS.
l. In compliance with orders from His tx.
ceIIeucy, the Governor, and Msjor Gen: Stone
r.ouisiiion for Five Handred men Il hereby made
upon the Northern Division OF the Kansas State
Militia.
n. For the information Of al, il is announc'
cd that this force . called into the field BY the
Governor. with the appreciation OF Maj. General
Girls, commanding the Department ii the Mis-
souri, that il IL intended Tor the defense OF Nor
thrrn snsas, and ~ an aid 10 the civil auihori'
Ties in the execution OF the laws; tLat ~ viii he
armed and subsisted by the Government. ha'ing
70 rely for pay ard clothing upon the future %.
,ion II the State or National auihOri'ies' snd
tina, companies, organized and reported under
this order, inssmuch rs no camp OF gariison "a
uiuase has bsen furnished. ~ill - tar ~ pracil-
cab.c bs assigned Ia duty in the immedisie nsgh'
bori,O d where raised.
III. Infantry companies. organized undef t'e
mi. TN Ia. Of the Siste. d.sirOusoi entering The
.x,y,c. f,r such home defense. upon the Eastern
ar Western uosdsr Of the Divi ion. WILL upon re-
D,rt % these Headquarters. be assigned to duty
~. Each cJmpan, viii be .xp c'ed I" cup
p!v its own transportation IN the cre.'t ~ me
state sor arms AMI suhsis lence from the Mii'a'
nv Drnot 10 T. mp or Station.
By older Of MAJ. ZEE haLp.A"'
Go. A. EDDY, Ii. Col. and A. Az.
~
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The ArLAArIc MoNraLY for Decem-
Der las been received. This is un.
-questionably the best literary magazine
In the United States. having employed
the finest and most talented writer's Of
America, among whom are o. w.
Holmes. H. w. Longfellow. r. w. EN-
erson. Edward Everett. "Thc Country
Parson." Mrs. II. B. Stowe, Bsyard
Taylor. and q host of others ~ distin-
guisbed 6 those We haze named. The
prospectus promises rare attractions
for 1868. % . year. Tieknor 4
Fields. Boston. Mass.
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Wood! Wood Z!

Those Of our subscribers who wish
70 pay for their papers 70 wood. viii
please bring il 10 immediately. As The
kind Of weod . man brings % The Prin-
ter Is very good mark Of his moral
constitution. We hope no one will prove
himself either rotten. Of short measure.
or inferior quality in this respect
Bring on the wood = don't care how
many cords Of it On subscription.
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Promoted

We have been informed that Mrs. Full
Ter received letter from her husband
the other day. containing the intelli-
sence that lst Lieut.. Elias Gibbs had
been promoted to the Captaincy of Com
pany D, lllh Kansas. and that John C..
Burnett had been made First Lieutenant
of the same Company. The same let
ter says that Jonathan Myers had been
killed, and that Lieut.. Thomas had his
horse shot under him.
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The proceedings Of this body last
Wednesday night were quite entertain
ing. Governor Dickinson's message
was brief, reserving some subjects for
future communica,ioas. but WAS . we'll
written document, and the suggestions
and recommendations to the point.
House bill No. !. for the repeal of
all statutory exemptions. was called up,
and the House went into Com .nittee Of
the Whole for its consideration, Mr..
Ravens in the Chair.
DR.. Cooper moved that when the
Committee rise the bill be reported
back 10 the House and Is passage rec
-omended. Mr.. Gibbs moved to amend
the motion so that the Committee rec
ommend its rejection. An animated
discussion tnsued. which was partici-
pa;ed in by Messrs. Allen, Dickinson,
Benedict. Gibbs. Mcclellan. and Tsy-
lor. Mr.. Day moved TO amend the mo
ton of Mr.. Gibbs 30 that the Commit
tee rise. report progress and ask leave
to 81, again. which prevailed. The bill
will be called up At . future meeting.
when an interesting debate may be ex-
pected. as the subject is one in which
all are interested.
The special order-the election Of
. Senator to fill the vacancy occasion
cd by the death (?) POLITICALLY il was
minated. of Gen. Lane. was taken up.
The candidates were "too numerous 10
MENTION" the election protrac,ed. inter.
sperced with "magic wit and keen sar-
. casm." and resulted in the choice Of
Gen. ]. o. Reed. of Lyon county.
This body will hold its next meeting
on next Wednesday night week. Dec
cember 18th.
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ANOTHER FEMALE S,LDIER sold
Vt, Passing under The name Of Charles
ffsemsn, b.isg unier medical treatment
a Louisville. Gas discovered u be- q t.
male she had served with distinct zion
N The Ohio SD Infantry. bu. was dis
soarsed IN Tuesdny last. She gives
ny Zeal name ss Mary Francis Scsrbury.
ssS eeys she volunteered 1t Columbus.
-Cin. Com.
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J. w. ROBERTS,
JOHN ". DAY, I'''on
The Literary Society.

Will meet at the N. E. Church next
Wednesday. at 6 o'clock. A lecture.
essay and reading Of communications
may be expected. We hope the friend.
of mental development and literary cul-
turs will favor the Society with their
presence. This association open. fell
for intellectual improvement, and both
ladies and gentlemen should svail them
selves Of the advantages here afforded.
Particularly is this Society adapted for
improvement in composition, and the
ladies should not be backward in con-
sributing articles to the Editors box.
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A CARD


To The Country Merchants and III.
Public:
The subscribers employ this method
Of informing their customers and friend:
that in consequence Of tie impaired
health Of the Senior member OF on,
firm. We have reluctantly decided ia
close our mercantile business. To a..
complish this, We offer our goods al
wholesale and retail al less than theil
present value in any of the Eastern
Markets.
We may not now have "THE LARs-
EST SrocK OF STAPLE Il DRY GooDs,
Doors 4 SHOES, west of the Mississ sip.
pi River" but i, is Large and Varied,
ard bought almost entirely Of Manufac-
iurers. in May las;-before the advance
in rrices. We wish TO sell this Stock
within a month, il possible. at BAR
GAINS FOR CASH, or short Neyo,ia-
bic Paper.
In retiring from the trade. We are
happy TO say, that for the last four and
half years. (durine which time we
have made the acquaintance Of nearly
every trader in the Safe, .nd many in
the neighb"rins towns in the State Of
Missouri. our business intercourse with,
our patrons in the country and business
neighbors in the city has been to US Of
the most agreeable character.
From the unexpectedly large and
liberal patronage that has been extend
ed TO US, we feel confident of having
many BUsrSE friends. and We cordial
" invite all 10 call before too late, and
accept a farewell benefit. al No. I2 Del
aware street, Leavenworth.
lO9-tf WATSON l. BRACE.
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Save your Rags.

Rags are now bringing remarkably
high prices. and are likely to demand
an advance on present rates before they
come down. Don't be ashamed Of your
rags" for rags are money" nova
days. and every housekeeper should
economist BY saving the rags she may
have been throwing away As worthless
they are valuable now. "A penny
saved is two pence earned"
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS are hereby forewarned against
"A purchasing a certain note OF hand. Executed
oy The un',er, isned on or about the 18th day Of
April. 1862. in favor OF ;. b. Casebier. for the
sum of Twenty five Dollars. payable in plaster
ing two months after date. Sail note was OBJ
tanned from me without consideration, and l
viii rot "a, the Same.
lO9-sw 50 50. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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AT A BARGAIN!

TIE undersigned Offers for sac, at very low
i figures, quarter section OF Land, beautiful.
ly situated in Of the best portions OF Kansas,
q good s-iil. meut surrounds it, and two State
roads pass near BY it. There is no bet er upland
IN the State JOHN W. DAY,
jly 3-n5o. Real Estate Agrnt.
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Notice.
NoIICE is hereby giv-n iha, petition will
~ De presented I" the c .un,y Board of j. fer.
son Ooun'y Mt the January Term. 1898, Tor
change in the Osk al uosc and F,;r6si, Co.,,
road from the noriheas, Corner of ,be s + -
Secti..n ~ twenty Tour. T.. o. nine. X. tls
eighteen 10 Oskatoosa as follows: 20 "A 10 RIM
from SAID northeast corner Of s. E. /. Sec. "a
eoove named along the range line auth sh,u,
oo cnsins, VI nee southeast about 60 chains 10
inter. CT the north and s'uih line running thru
- Se center OF sections 80 and 81. T. r. 10.
west corner OF the widow Bells farm on The
Z. s,c 81. 7. O. K 10. hence in an esst, rIv n.
reciion to lntersect the Osawkec and Osksiooss
county road at or near Slough Creek.
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STATE OF KANSAS. In Justices Cour,
befo,e 5. A. e. fiil,an
SoI IT OF JEFFERSON. JUS ice OF the Peace
f,N Kaw Townsh in
Robert Wright ISaid County.
vs. Attachment
Thomas Wright and G.rai.hment.
Thomas Virgin will take notice ,ha, he wa.
sued BY Robert Wright heforc the above named
Justice. for The sum Of Sixty Dollars. due I'M. N
an account and that said Justice. an the 2Jh
day OF Oc'ober. 1862, issued IN order o. stiach-
ment ami punishment against the chaitle~ and
Effects OF said defend mt, and that the cause is
set tor final hearing on the 9Th day Of Decem.
Ter, ls62, ~ ten o'ciork. A. NJ
lis BY $500. n BERT WRIGHT.
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On MI raxo- urpaii on tire FIST day OF Janu
ary. 1868. penalty 81 ,,r, g pt.wl' ne added
Treasure, S Office, OskaIoosa, Jet. Co. Kansas.
Oc.obtr 18th. 1862.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Editorial notices 80 cents per line: Local ID
cents For ann"unci OK the names Of candidates
tor office, one dol lar and half each. to he PAID
IN advance. Yearly advertisers will be required
10 pay quarterly. Transient advertisement. must
he paid in advance. Communications OF per-
sonaI character will be charged one dollar per
square, 70 be set in nonpsreil.
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Lowest Possible Rates.

., S,nce l.eavenwOrtb has become emphatically
lHE CITY OF TIE PLAINS and the only
natural point OF supply for the entire region
stretching West 10 The Rncky Mountains, il will,
oe my purpose 10 meet this vast amount, Of trade
WIN stock commensurate 10 It's magnitude, and
At prices that cannot iai to a,rract he aItenton
VI dealers
All deaie's and bu ers are invited to examine
my stock of ARDWARD at No. 81 De aware
street, Leavenworlh. Kansas. where the frmel
popular employees Of this establishes. M Me,srs
h'ot aud tiavrrs,(w ose services have St Gu ed i
can a. all times be found ID give them their a,
tent IN.
r. ). My Insurance Agency will hereafter be
ia No. 81 Delaware Street..
lib III
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Grnssbolper Monday i Tue day. q % do
Fr, m (. n,,er the 2,,h ai my Office IA 0sk aoosa
The following is the amount OF Tax charged
for the wear 1862, for Stale. school, County ond
Township purpo, cs;
S,,,.T, 81, cenis on tho io, Dollars Valuation.
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@ti1' Adrertisealsats.

ENHlB.T.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNT OF JEFrERsoS
County Scrip issued up to Ocuber i,,. issS VI
Amount vi Scrip iss led previou. TO
Au.. October 1t. 1851 1889, SO.
Amount issued from OFT, 81 TO Oc,.
LIST. 1862, 9.S03yOs
Amou,, a. 39,2O2 IS.
' ''uee"eo sno Cancelled, 2l6,l ,O9.
s 'A'o"ce outstanding, 758i,7s.
Am tax levied rreviov. to Oct. 81, l52sea,.
tof 1901, 544l,4 S.
Amt Of Scrip issued, 1921 ss
Am OF Indebtedness Oct. ls,, 81, 6sas0e
~ ~ order Of tho Bcsrl ii C.mmis.;onsr.
,,o 100 N. r. DCTTON,
Z" Clerk.
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CASH PURCHASERS /:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
POD Hogs'd N. d. Sugar. amp
eco Bbls. Loaf, Crushed
Powdered Sugar.
100 BbIs. Clarified sugar,
iG0 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bis. :. II. IL 20. MoIasses,
100 Bls. Plantation do
800 Bugs Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Ccflce:
500 kegs Assmted Nails;
90 Boxes Star Candies;
100 Boxes Mould do
iGG iks. Micherel * Herring:
80 Coils Cordaeo;
100 Half BIS. S. {. Soda.
loO BxS. Babbitt's .Salaraius:
900 Bxs. Yeast owders:
800 boxes ltaisins:
100 do Manuf'd Tobacco:
800 Boxes soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1850 Bills. Wrapping Paper:
a50,000 S egars.
We have also on hand fine assor,men, OF
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HARDWAREI
Important Change!
C. B. BRACE.

VI the hrn OF Watson ( Brace, having pur.
chased the entire in,eres; OF Ed. F,rion F'n
IN the old and well known --'9'
Hardware Store No. 81 Della.
ware Street, !.cagenworth.
wan oe happy 10 meet all the former patrons os
, rus establishment at the old stand, assuring
.aem mat No .ff rs will be spared TO meri, =
co .,t OF their patronage.
-, hiehos WATSON s. BRACE
noaiu say, that the rules OF business adopted by
r .T"' as hrm with general approval, will be
..ueIeo To by me. especially invite your at
s.uuoh 10 my stock which int, nd shall be Sec
"nI 10 none in the State.
10 The public generally. would say, that hav
1HS mad long experience in tn. bus,, ess a, the
LAST ana a" extensive acquaintance with The
saIious Manufactures of the county, can an.
""nnce with Coz fideace tina, my
STOCK Of HARDWAREI
~iii at all times be full ana mpe,e ii tue mos,
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STOCK Of HARDWARE

Ill at all times be full and complete ii tue mo-,
'siTs6'e articles pertaining 10 the trade, and a,
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EXPRESSES.

A BuRNIIAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
~ ng establishments III West Eleventh street. between
fih aud Sixth avenues, household furniture boxes al
ship oil 10 ali paris Of the world Covered warren, fop -
roviay ta:utufe VI families. Furniture storsA
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIONEER.--BY HENRY
IA WOOD CO.-Sbenh's saIe-Horse, Wagons and
Harness.. Monday Sept 22 at $50 Broadway, at o'clock
Bay Mare, l5 hands high, about years Old tSgether
Depot Wagons 40 BY order JAS. LYNCH, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

N. D CHAPMAN. AUCrt0NEER.-LAkGE SAI.E
"a o. csegant Uo.sehti Id Furniture on Monday, Sepem
her ~ ~ O'Clock at ~ West SlNteenth street between
run AND 5s N comprising rosewood mahogany and
black walnut Paros Cham and pssng Room Furniture
Slatsar,.
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60 Z - -v.rvlI. nr,wr ranr 80
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, NC.

paid especially for bBe large Stones 1ndla Camel
bair shawls taken n escha,ge tcS Diamond Jewery,
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AALE5 AT AUCTION.


N. .. CHAPMAN, AUCrtoNEER.-LAkGE SALE
"a "a o eseean oiseh.id rarn,are on Monday, septem
Fitt 5s N rosewood mahogany and
6lseA walnut Paros Chambc, and p,sng Room Furniture
S<ataars, &c.
A ucrioN SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING, 4c.-
"A A. NJ CkISTALAk, auctioReer will sell on Monday,
Ssrt ~ At io o,eioek a = Bowsry a,se lot Of Cloth
Coats Deesk,n Cloth Cassimere sa.ne, Pants SIN.
sann Velvet Cloth Vests; Also Piece Goods Cloths
timercs, satinets, hasl'ns, Lining. Alpaca, 4c
ucrIoN NorIcE-cRocKERY AND GLASSWARE.
a. 10 ococs al 2sl Pearl street, by p EMDORY Jr,
SGoe stock q bes. and seconds White Gan,.e an
positive for cash and well packed Tor shipping
UcTIoN NOrICE--w. NJ HOLLINGsHEAD AUG
"A honeer Large and peremrtory sale Of Boots Shoes.
io ocoS At ASHORE sore Of %aenouss No. oorana
street. comprising prime assortment OF mems thick Kip
from and well adapted TO city country
trade Catalogues ready on morning OF sale.
EDWARD sINTzENiCH uGrioNEER.
~ s0s q elegant n ossehoS ms TO
day aud Thursday 2ith and 18th September at II O'Clock
street. soes Of esani class ana plain TarD
nre manufactured expressly for the best city trade The
sns Of Rodseai, Bareaa A@ohr wasistanS, and '', &C..
aaa made TO order al a. SIX hundred dollars Also rich
Washeands Comnodes. ArInoires Sc walnut and ebony
@ sa Of sey osr. nsh and o a"
sroeate reps Of various o eoos Eeaerss
Fables marble top Centre iabes &c Also an elegant as
sortnent Parlor Suits Dining Room Library
walnut Exensio" Tabes Baae sdeSoaras, CHAIRS Sofas
&C. in reps Of yarons shades bookcases Library Tables
that goods perfectly wel and
% a. s sr and ON @ @ sa s y Sd
fore sale Catalogues also at auconeers' oce l55 Broad
way
HESWENyo nERTs R AucosGEs 5,sdda HENRY Try
Harness Monday Sent 22 al $50 Broadway at O'clock
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ylTM. TOPPING, AUCTIoNEER
w SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
400 CASES
FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
including all the most desirable styles,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %,
AT ONE O'CLOCK r. H.,
wM TOPPING l. co,
NOS. AND ii PARK PLACE ard
NO. MURRAY STREET.
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10 CLINTON PLACE "A SUIT OP FURNISHED
Rooms with Board suL,be Tor gentleman aud wife
or party OF een, also lvo nice Single Rooms rsfe.
rences RveD, dinner at
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
DRUGGISTS SUPPLYING AMBULANCES WITH
- medcines end large assortment q good swedish
Leeches at reduced prices at c. PATUREL CO.'S 70
Centre street, corner OF Duane.
MARBLE MANTELs -MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON
lM ishingy low prices at KLABERs Marble Yards, 100
East Eighteenth street. Third avenue and 81 First
nue., Third street. New York Mantes put up In any
part OF the country.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

lNANTED-TNELYE FIRST CLASS HILLiNERs
W 81 for he ~ and siN for the county Apply q y.
T. Higgins, 10 shth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
Arrived.

Slip Planter Daley Pot Royal p hours, ballast to L.
SUP Csoine strleke Liverpool 40 days, sat to Z. Paw
sim flora Southland tof Richnond), Woodwork, Cay
rr.nf. 10 days, sugar 20 j. w. Elweil = 20.
BsrE Cssco GaTaae Trinidad Cuba 20 days moasses to
En- F5esi' sawyer, CAeuyied day., aths to J. BOyn.
Bd, Mary Lowell Johu,ou, York yer June 90 in bals,
"a, ,e.te June 81 o. tie Middle md passed steaEer
Commodore bound June 4, OF Aoecono passed steamer
RS r. Johnson BE-. Of Ya-uerh, y. s., Snow, Max.
se.,es y DAYS, sgrar. &C.. % Boyd Hincken.
Big Sec LCl, jarvis. Pos. Aoga. days. IA ballast to l. L.
- B III Mathis Jane Bril- corbe S. John, F.. 81 days
% g-g Mxsukee 10, casrry6ed Brown sug1a "A days,
sugar 20 Mailer & Hougton.
seh Tsrref. scott Whi,eholse, Va, days, bsas, to
sc6r 1ae.e o' Progince'ow9), Law Grand c,yman If
Schr aeIy Hickman saead Acomac Va, days wood 10
s ii X Powell. yentou Philadelphia maia. to J. N
sc Gasaaic (r Of Nassau, cay, Abaco- days, fruit
s'h Byz,g.ilu SNAIL Ezabe:hgor, coal fer Gardner,
scsr ~ 5. Lindsey Kicker. Bangor days, lnmbsrto
sehr . Jon Fsatn haH Cutler ,ie a'ys, piles to Cod
Iy p Al y Ycur- Frazier Gloice. ter days fsh.
schr T. Tinker. Mcdonald, Calais 10 days. lumber to
Ser Edosdo, Cole, shulee, n g. Is days. spar' to c.
sshr. saleruan Mitchell, shuee, " g. Is days spsr'to
SER revot Wilson, san Salvador days, Paeappe' to
scir Wer Eagle (of Boo'hbsyl Hodsdon, Trinidad Cabs
Ilre 90 rroisses to BE cali punc-1 June =. on NsPe
Arioro a..y big Ssiaa C.eaiusg os or Nr"iolhi
re dsv was BOARDED hy T. 5. steamer - Lawreaee "a
at % s. lon S 81, paced bns lion braaeeFyi Doo1 ~
Shr b. Dayidsou hetcA.ua Cst laAna days fat to -
C. Reminy. - ,-,... IN law.
rfu elpules g. J. Il. r. t.aeiA
sebr- ~ ar Steei. Smith, baltimore Z deyr coal
SOM T. C. HAYDEN. Billiard, Hartford, ballast
scLr Ala he's (o NewHayeni hesgey Cat leland days
IN Il to jane D -ugils. ,.p,ea
stesmer Ars.o a. ; ransportl. Oadsaen Fort Royal ID
irst With tie sici suf wounded from .inss Island -
steamer Easte-n STATE u >. fransp- - Teal beaoto' y
4 en ,osr4 20 o. s. Assistant Qult-elmaser July s. on
~ ors. so5e IT, steamer Molswk bound 10 PoEi bcyai
or Csne May passed bark u. C. MarEsy. OIL,
ea.er pellci, Jones, Providence, md'e 10 bo"Ai~
Steamer H. Burden Loper Phludel2hia, mtse to Lopez
steamer Martha Stevens, Doashery Baltimore. ndse 20
sscsncr oneida, Trout, Philadelphia, mise. to j. NJ
Briggs.
gNITD-Firote ssbne, Tor Boston via Long Island
c,-d. st,auslius Chessreeke Portland Me- Bremen oi
and .or B!sneu, md Glasgow tBr.l, 10. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
The funeral of the latter took place at p M yester-
dag from No. 400 Pearl street,

DEATH or Mas SUsIsL--We have 20 record the
death Of Mrs. Susini whose maiden name IS better
known-Miss Isabella Hinckley, TIE vocalist. Mrs.
Srsi- vas The daughter of the late DR.. HincAley'
pr.ctcing physician OF Albany. Early showing
great fondnes, aud taste for music, and endowed
with beautiful soprano voice, care was spent upon
her education in the art, and she was the delight OF
hex friends aud acquaintance in Albany. When
about seventeen years Of age she was taken by
tender and devoted mother 10 Italy, where for two
years she studied under the beet lyrical aud dramatic
masters At the end Of this period she appeared in
Italian opera in several European capitals, aud sab
seououtly reached this country, where principally
at Sew-York che has done leading paris to the
delectaton Of her auditors. Less than year since
Sic married the distinguished operate artist, signor
Susipi. IL now the painful duty Of the press H.
stead Of recording esh professional successes foF the
young American lyrical artist, TO reciie her early
and untimely death-deeply regretted by all for her
vocal and personal charms her excellent heart, and
charmng manners, and for tie ncable luster which
only blooming youth dispenses. Sic died yesterday
morning.