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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Thomas Ewing, jr., has been appointed
by Gen. Lane, Commissioner for recruiting
the Eleventh Regiment Of Kansas volun-
teers-infantry, TO be enlisted for three
years OF during the war. His district com
prises the counties of Leavenworth, Jeffer-
son, jackson, Potawatomie, Riley, Clay,
Dickinson, Miami, Wabaunsee, Lyon and
Shawnee.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09
IS THERE DANGERs

The question that is now being discussed
among the people of this vicinity perhaps
more than any other, is whether Price will
invade Missouri and Kansas this summer
or not, and the opinion seems to prevail
pretty generally that if he chooses to do so
there is nothing to hinder him. If he has
crossed the Mississippi with considerable
force and come into Arkansas, his destina-
ton undoubtedly is Missouri. From the
best information We can gather, there is not
force enough thereto stop him. The State
militia which Governor Gamble is now call
ing out will only prove an element Of
strength, because at least half of them SYM
half win be compelled by the guerillas and
for protection to join him, with the United
States arms in their possession; at least we
believe this will be the result, if Price comes
with considerable force Governor Gam
ble's movement is most suicidal to the
Unionists in that State, because it will give
the Rebels arms and recruits. It will have
the effect to hand the State over to the
Rebel commander, already armed.
Every one will admit that the probabili-
ties are strong that Price will come back to
Missouri; and if he does, he will come bet
ter organized and prepared for operations
than he was last summer. Once in Mis-
souri,, what is to hinder him from coming to
Kansas ? Nothing but large force on the
border, and that is not there, and viii not
be there unless the people of Kansas go to
the rescue to man. It is known that we have
abundant crops in Kansas. Comparatively,
there is nothing raised in Missouri. In fact,
he would be obliged to come here to subsist.
We don't make these remarks to brighten
any one. We should look the matter straight
brought to realization of the worst. It
is not the time for getting frightened or for
the least demonstration of fear, but for calm,
cool preparation to driUe tie devils oat If
they come. There ought to be an organiza-
ton in every township. We believe that if
the people were organized the Government
would furnish arms. We see it authorize
lively stated that the Government cannot
furnish men, but will, through General
Lane, furnish arms.
We have thrown out these suggestions, and
now let the people think of them just as they
see fit. There may be no danger, or we may
be slumbering on the verge of volcano
which will burst forth and strip US of our
homes and property of every kind, before
we are aware of it. If we prepare, we
can protect ourselves, and it cannot
possibly do US any harm to organize.
If there should prove to be no danger,
then we are willing to be sneered at; but if
the worst should come, and we had not
warned the people, we should consider it
criminal as a public journalist. We bope
we are mistaken, but we really think there
is danger.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

In reply to Western gentlemen who wait
ed upon the President to tender him negro
regiments, he declined accepting them, say
ing that he had decided not to accept them
as soldiers but only as teamsters. He said
that the mastering of negroes would drive
10000 Union soldiers from the army, and
some of the border States from the Union.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Ross is out in the Record with another
two-colunn article for Crawford. The
Governor can never stand that. 1t will
kill him. He will have enough to carry
himself through, without taking Ross.
George, you had better get the Record to
quit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Gen. Sigel's corps of Pope's army is
pushing southwark rapidly-the enemy re-
treating before them, supposed toward Cor
and spirits. having been greatly improved
by their late rest in the Valley. Every
thing is alive in that department.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

We understand that j. ]. Ingalls,, OF
Atchison, is a candidate for Lieut.. Govern
or. The most important duty of this OH
Ger is to preside over the State Senate
There is not better parliamentary in the
State. or man in every way better fitted
for the position, than Ingalls,.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09
Strays.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, and persons
- who have taken up Strays. win please ex-
anime the Stray Laws of the Territory and state
and by attending to the same, cave costs. Parac-
ular attention is called to Sections IL, l8 and ia
of the Stray Law of 1861.
4s By ORpER OF THE County, CoMMlssIoyLks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09
Lawrence, July 80. 1869.
Real Estate Bank of Delaware.

Real Estate Bank OF DelaWdres
We notice by the Western Bank Note Re-
porters and Detecters, that the quotations
of this Bank are at a figure unwarranted by
the facts.
Perhaps, from this cause, we have for
some weeks been in receipt of sundry letters
from that section, asking our opinion of the
character and resources of this Bank. To
US, the fact of the Consolidation Bank,
in this city redeeming its currency, was suf-
fcient to stamp the ''Real Estate" as le-
ultimate banking institution; yet we have
delayed replying to our friends, until we had
the proper opportunity to fully examine its
statement and condition. This opportunity
was embraced yesterday by personal visit
to the Bank. We give its statement:
Statement Of The Real Estate Bank, Ne,cpOrt, Della
arare, July Is, 1862
ASSETS.
Notes and Bills Discounted, $37 456. sc
Due from other Banks and Bankers, 30,534 81
Specie, including'U. s. Demands, 11,97416
Expense Account, 2,8l826
s82,783. 50
Capital paid in, s21, 900. 90
Circulation, 40, 692 90
Due Depositors, 1922 so
Due Banks and Bankers, 3,15016
Net Profits, 728. 96
$50, 783. 60
In the above, it will be seen that the
whole amount of circulation is but $49,-
892; and we are satisfied that the bulk of it
is in this city and vicinity, whose residents
seem perfectly willing to receive it AT PAR.
The discounts are small, $37, 456.86 We
were politely shown the discount account;
and we can say that the accommodations
have been granted only to persons, to our
knowledge, abundantly able to pay at matu-
rity. Amount due from banks, &C., is $780,
534.34 of which 81, 474 is due by banks
and bankers elsewhere, the balance in this
city. The specie fund shows $11 ,974.16;
and the expense account comprises the
plates, Office fixtures, &c.
In addition to the assets given, which
fully balance the liabilities, the Bank holds
$4,000 in bonds and mortgages on real es-
tate, located in New Castle county, Del,
which is assessed, by the charter of the Bank,
at two-thirds valuation, and recorded in
the proper department at the county seat.
At Wilmington, we learned from several
reliable parties, that the notes of the "Real
Estate are bankable in that city, and are
considered quite as good as those of the Will
mngton banks. The officers and directors
are all highly esteemed residents (mostly far
mers) of the county.
Our remarks have been rather more
lengthy than we designed at the outset of
this article; but, in its detail, we do but an
act OF justice to worthy institution, which
is being unjustly assailed, by giving full in
for nation to the public.
Western holders should not sacrifice the
paper of this Bank; and We hope our cotem
poraries, who may have been misled by
spectators, will feel sufficiently satisfied
with our remarks to correct their quotations.
In New York city the quotation for "Real
Estate'' is but I discount.-IHe Dial,
daily Banking Journal IN Philadelphia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

The commissioners of emigration official
lY report that 41.50o emigrants have al
ready arrived in New York since January
last, which is only about 5000 less than
up to the same time last year. The Board
has now in the banks S3e, o94.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09
Administering Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ad-
~ ministration upon the estate of WAL
TER B. DAVIS, deceased, have been granted
to me by the Lyon County Probate Court, bearing
date the fourth day of August, eighteen hun,
dred and sixty-two. All persons having claims
against said estate required to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date of said letters, they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they will be forever barred
HARRIET N. DAVIS,
Administrative of Walter B. Davis deceased
August g. 1862. 251-3 1920.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Com. Porter's mortar feet has arrived
men think they can subdue Fl. Darling.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Gov. Tod, of Ohio, has decided to pay no
more bounties after the 18th inst. If
Ohio's quota is not then full, he will resort
to drafting.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

What do those Republican papers who
are advocating the claims of G. A. Craw-
ford for Governor, think of the fact that
but short time ago he was an ardent sup
porter of the vile Lecompton Constitution
So Jealous was he in support of that in
strument that he had fight with Lee
compton lawyer, named Lamb, in its de-
fense. Of course he is a good anti-slavery
Republican 1sow. We had rather be excus-
ed from supporting any man that advocated
the Lecompton Constitution. We want
him on the stool of repentance little lon
ger before we can swallow him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Nine hundred and ninety-two bales OF
cotton arrived at Cincinnati on last Friday
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

We received letter few days ago from
a prominent politician who has been trav-
cling in Southern Kansas, and he informs
us that Crawford's chances for Governor
are indeed slim. He may possibly carry
Bourbon county, where he formerly lived
but all the other southeastern counties will
be against him. In this tier of counties
he will not have delegate. in our humble
Judgment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Col. Jennison has rendered two regiments
of negroes to Gen. Lane.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

Two editors of Kansas, Speer OF the
Lawrence Republican, and Prouty of the
Burlington Register, went to Washington
and came back with appointments, the for
mer as United States Tax Collector for The
District of Kansas, and the latter as Quar-
termaster of one of the Indian Regiments
Lane has proved paying investment fol
them. We also notice that J. F. Legate' Of
johnson county, has been appointed Asses
sor for the District of Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09

1t was reported that ten rebel irOn-clad
cunboats had arrived at Mobile from Eng
land, but it is now disbelieved at Washing
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-08-09
Attachment Notice .

H. D. Shepard
Henry Jacoby.
Before j. G. ". StinsOn, Esq, Justice Of the Peace
in and for Waterloo TOscnship, LyoE Co., Kansas
ON the 18th day of July, A. D. 1862. said Jus
~ tice of the Peace issued an order of attach
ment in the above action, for the sum of twenty
nine dollars and fifty-three cents
51-3* II. q. SHEPARD, Plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Th, yynr i'm the Souih.Wesf.

..sAviLLE. N~dG. sjsy, .usi-' 2l, 1862
Col. Hebron, Oft 10Th Ihdiaua he lnrnt. pro-
ce,ded to Gall,tln to-day, Wit ont ord.r, N'Ih a
(, roe If 2Ju men WHO had brcn posted Al "a bridge
H. made humble, OF arrests o. clvi!ia =.
Vile Col liriiron's part, we're gone On ih.' TX
uedi,ion tie uuciias burned The bridge 81, rcers-
,iiie and c.p,ured fourteen r"cn.
Anah rl.ty was attacked for tie pcrIose c.
DIES r., ing a rrdre, whicn WAS proser-'o oy 'he
oL,iit lie CO duct of CaY'. Asnfon art twenty
m,n Of tie Jnlh Irdisnu, NhO Aliec Il number u
the guerrias
Til. MIN orcur,ci within ten miles Of Nashville.
Got. U.f,on returned here for reco.or,enen!S,
when he was sresie md ilsced 80 ci'-e c nn'e-
ucpt tor a,.-,btdence OF orders, by order Oh CO..
Miner, commanding toe lo-i
Tie 18Th ernryiynni. REGIMENT, Cob iiam'rgn'
g,n, NJ, al fifteen minutes notice and fund tIe gu
Loris.iLls Wedn.,i,y aug 20 lstA
The runo cd capture Of Cen N~lson hy t-c fiho"
ncaf q ',ptn on Mouaay u ui.riy ia-e.
A t,ic,sblc well autheutca.ri report G1is 'ns'
Col G. Y.d with 100 or 100 D., 4 a'r."k'u scots
l.ou.iaia Cavalry yesterday ut Laurel Er''g' near
Linden. After quite a saSerc hight, Ire defeated
tleol, opliuiDg the Retel regiments ~ two P'''
which a. i..ddod il different direction lLeie "'e
mo- i,ariicnarr oi the lnsu-s ol Glitter SIDE
Iae steamers Sh, lark aud Sa'iio wefo burned 0!
ouer,Ihs on tbs night OF tto ls.b, at The 'o"th OF
Uuc1 Greek. 20 miles aLove For Hsrry T"e sky
lark WE heavily Iaien with Government s'"'rS'
She got aground. aud All officer unlo-dei u por'i"n
OF her stores when he was s'''ched ny ~ eu'''"
u.s. The crew, being uuarmed were eoH'Pe''e" "
surrender.
The euerriIius, after removing the furn''cre sh'
silye,w are. re, fire tn both the boats. The crews
were released on parole.
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DEE ID.

AADEr 81 rf.Iieu. Cpn.. trdoy hng d. ia The 'th
yr. her syr Elects Nrn. wdbw OF the late Levi Allen
i.gt,os o. AARON tlali, csq VI Walngrd patriot
~ lcitt ioI 10.
bARCL4t-,a th,cty. on TU-.dsy Aug 49, Joha BarclAy
tsrd ID. yrA.. u-tye ol OISso~. Scotland.
hGfr--On rhyrsdas, Aug = OF yellow iev"r on board
TIE asa Nystff hts way bon HaVaia 10 ,e"'
ron. Nx der 8r'gr aged q yea ony son oil ahofc"
sad Nal; i.rJ.r 4 bTooxiyn, Long Island.
D,iinin.s anf i!ayrua p1pe's p"dse c'pJ
EFFgS- ~ 1ius,lay Aug. - IL The hospital At W.,h'ns
ton n G. o. twain fever ChMhs ii. Beers IN he ga ,ra
O. .ssr hs rdrs, Of iietf, A. aud he"rct peers,
rem hcs az The 10Th e. gn ent tEsee brisado) Ne~fo
Stat. ni,Il.r,ts uO1i tnr City vi bso'alJh
ELOrr-In hi. cty Tuesday. Aug 49, Lsvinla infant
denvLrr o. R.nenn d Lsvinia +. Blot eyed ID months
s.ia - days
CAsrELL AEOs-In this city on 1uesd.y. Aug ~ MATS
Do.,s.a ghisr of Miguel aud bs Css'eAshos sxoo
yen, months aud 10 days
CAR>O.-.. North Salem. Westchester County, NJ H.
" lillian 20 sou. sgei % yrara
this city, Monday. Aug IT, aged 10 years
William Cache
CAyAN-In TN. city on Tuesday. Aug ~ Helen LOUISE
oiv dsuft,or OF David sd Chris Inc Csvan. aged year
emo N mus.
CovckLIN-Ou Tuesday, Aug 10. samuel Sebury Conck'
nc
CtfsACK - In this city on Tuesday Aug w. Jonh w.
,s.vA, aged u yesfs and uiol'us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
The fN2d New-York Volunteers.

10 "a, Editor Of The y. y. TriJuEe.
Six: saw a statement in your paper OF the i3th
Only out of 400 battalion safely of the bat
l-gropnd 9h and the only officers nnjursd were
Msj. lane sid Csp'. Avery
This report erroneous Though only 6s did leave the
gound urinu-rd took only 100 lifted nrn ana
,, the fight OF these tl8l 10 are known TO be
Killed, ~ wounded and 30 are missing.
company b. under my command, was con ideraby the
igest Of the battalion when going into the fight n
sisted Of y enlisted mrn beside self and hi "a Lieus an
nys-f lieutensnt wounded though "a'
the list off the battle hcd-he 02i was the last regi
that len and brought up The rear OF IT, drought OH
II OF my 81; we're killed IS wounded and 2 ni-snG
LIST OF KILLED WOUNDED. AND MISSING co. y,
| ~ REGT., n.Y.y., AT sLAUGHrEE MOUNTAIN.
KifiYp-- John Eighny. Peter kocS. John SIMON ana
ID .,ii smith "
Wor>ppp-Srrsl Fed. ksnt Severely Corr. Bhnk
Corn .iro. LnnA ,evrrr John Arsnsueer dangerous
ho.. Iess,n Loose Lin VIM Dickinson dangerous; John
l-non .-v~re; Patici Uanon. severe; All am Levi.
F-a. llcNrs Anon Parker. srvcrr Ihos Rtey Adam J.
8, h.. .iisht: Jonathan Winner. severely ,
u officer, in the neut only one vas sn npn
ten wounded our respectfully, d ". E~NphE:,
,apt,in %. u. l0!d Reg. y Y. "
Camp Ge,. Eants's Corps. CripPp =, Aug. 10, 1907.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

DIBBLF-Tn B,ckIvn at the residence ~ her Henry
spsldiug on Friday. Aug Is MrA Lucinda DiooIe. In
Her remain. tasan Mde.own, Conn. for in.smsnt
DOUGLAss-A' One.hundred and-hfeenth street and Az
The funeral vii tsAe place from bis fathers house the
2lst., at O'Clock.
DANAHER-Oa Tuesday Aug 49, Margaret, the beloved
daughter of Michael and Margaret Danaler aged years. ~
Galway and Limerick, Ireland. papers please copy.
DACK-On Tuesday Aug 49, Elizabeth Anne, youngest
child Of VIM NJ and Eliza Dscs, aged months
FRAZlkR-ln Washington D. c., on Thursday Aug. II.
FROM the Effects of ~ound received June - the battle
before Richmond Henry G. Frazier OF Brooklyn, aged 70
I'll. remain, inferred 10 Cypre" Hills Cemetery. the
18Th inst.
LoUTREL-On Friday Aug. 20, Loui. Loutrel, aged n
Notice of funeral in Fridays paper.
LITrLEFIELD-In wiliansbursh on Tuesday. Aug 10.
Mary wife Of Walter H. Litlehed, in tho sd year OF
her
sap Jose California papers please copy
LAUGHLIS-Iu this city, Tuesday. Aug 49, Stephen
Lsu.hln, 10 the ga year Of his age.
MACFARLANE-A, Glenwood Long Island. on Tuesday
Ane 10 short Illness AnSsa'e Orange wife Of John
NJ Nscfarl9ue Of thi. city.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral r. N her la- residence 10 iJ host lhnyrec'nd
y cot. Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
NEITAFFEY-On Tuesday Aug. l6 Margaret Jane. infant
daugh Charles H. aud Ellen MehaHey aged IL months
aud 10 days
Lordoudrriy ireland, pspors please copy
QUIDORT - On Tue.day Aug l.. Eberhsrd Frederick
Quidort. as-d G2 years, months aud 10 days
ROUNDtY-In Brooklyn on Tuesday Aug 49, 1907 letsey
widow OF Elij,h W. Round-y, formerly OF Mublehed
Macs aged - years II moths aud ~ davs
Thr -crvcrs will be held at 81 Mrys Church, BROOK
lyn N Gibson avenue Myrtle on THURSDAY morning.
Pie, inst at o'clock bier relatives and friends and those
OF her -e,. John W. Ronndry. sro invited To attend
Sal.rn aud Msrbsh head papers will please copy
ROBINSON-Ol Tuesday, Ang 49, Wiliim' the youngest
.on Of John aud Csthaine Robinson aged year months
sod days
RriLLY-On Monday Aug 49, lanes Reilly nstive OF the
Town Of County Cassn Ireland IA the zoth year OF
his
SHOTMFLL-N Skansatees. Day morning. the
2lh of gnh mouth the hoas- OF her son, 'e rye r.
shnt~ei DebHrsh widow Of the late Joseph D Shot"eu
OF III. city ia the sd year OF her age.
THOWAs-On Tuesday, Aug 10. John Thomas. native OF
Liam I'd, Wales sg-i 20 yr4Is go
Tue ervces viii be held in the Chapel Of the Saiors
Snn. Harb Staten Island this day. ut o'c ,ck D. IA
Hi. friends and members Of the Mariners Church are in
v-d 10 attend boat Will leave Snug Harbor At It
O'Clock p
TABEh-Op Wednesday Aug 20 in her 9Th year. Mary r.
Isuzber of A. Ia OF Pswliu; DGtchss County, l.
Funeral on Friday, at III IN.
WAII-Th- funeral Of Edward Curtis Wait. OF DR. 7 g.
Wait vii take place thi, day (Tburday),s o. ~ o'clock
noun foni t;r rsii-nc- Of Mr. A. Baxter staten Island
The friends II the family invited to attend whous fur
ther no ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

Horn Administrations 'iif'orh ana
family of ,ts4chusetts judge Hel'cnsteIn OF Penn
s,l.auia. mud W. II. Bowen ana Joseph Watson, OF
the u. S. Navy. nre AZ the Frfth-Avenue Hotel
Judge Coli Of Mi-so nj Col. J. c. Buckley and
aiy # Louisville. Col. Rlaslofi from Washington,
Dr.. Tlomas SIN, of the U. ;. Army, Col. Wel'ing
ol Aunu.n, sni Capt. j. A. Suy der, Of ste L. 5.
Arm, are ~ tie METROPOLITAN Hotel.
Gen. Mirsmon aud family still Mt the Everett
Home. s-nator McDouS,Il Of C.lforni. is still at
tie Metro oli,.n Hotel.
TIE Hon e. l.. Bu.inell of Connecticut is stop
ping at ~, Aileniarh 'ioJsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

The steamer J. A.. Dckcy reports all quiet.
There was slight skirmish on the l6h' 10 miles
from Memphis, with u part OF Jeh lholnpsons
cavalry. The Rebels we'e routed having one xiiied
and two wounded.
dispatch from Snitbland dated 10Th, says that
Rebel force, coo strong have taken Carksvil'e and
are advancing on FORT Henry.
dispatch from Fort D0neson coniirms the cap
ture of GAINESVILLE aud says the Rebels are moving
on tat work.
There are only $50 efficient men there. he'ei'
forcemcnts have been asked for.
me Grenaio Apg,'ai of the l7th publishes Stone
wall Jackson Official report of the battle ot Cedar
Mountain. He cl.ims brilliant victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Anaivni Of the stcamrhip Champion from
Aspinwuil.

Tre-teamshp Champion, Capt. Wilson arrived last
Night from a, piuwnl which port she left on the llth
in t. bringing 81 ,lGj 10 specie and IL passengers.
Tie Champion WAS detained ut Aspinwall six d1ye,
awaiting the arrival of the & deD Gate, not having
rec lived ANY intelligence of her loss. She therefore
,ilrd without any California news or papers, his no
boa had arrived up to her departure. She brings
,he following amo ut Of specie frm Aspin~sll:
ord ........... 4gTul dy ll"ad-y $50
Cartwright Us'ris n 10 rl PaIsons feI',.''.'. "'
Ribou a MunoB ........ll.Jol -, a..
The io'lowiog il "A list of her passengers:
A. Mah.~s 81 Tillmsu ] Henriqurz. =. stan ord and
Ids, J. 4 n-rao V. Cs,,ls aud t~o iIdren. III. GomM
r hicnsrds NJ b)rcsn aud family d. Cuteiiano
yinero. N. Romer,, Dr. ). 4. Leayitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
JsAREilE ID.

GESTEN-Hl NI-At Ia praqna, on the llth. by
Et.nd- economy t-'-f j. Car.-ut.r of Moun ksc' to
Pn BE-, quito, OF the as Lo~i T. hunt of tho ionier
pac
III NT-CARFE .TER-At Mount Kisco the 10Th inst
b., iflrAd. Charles l.. Hunt of ChalP-qur 70
K.f 81 fnl' az rtoua, Cars eater OF the former pace
III NT--C .aPENrEK-At Mo1ut ksco. o. the 18Th lust.
b. irul,' 90 .mong. ines tu tnfC BppsquI to Fannie
o.a.Etoi . Il.r.as CJpent.. 4 the former place
sll,lt K-DII.t--n GrroAyn ,ursiay evening Aug 49,
MOI ~ h. If IhOms Binop esq, by tho Rev
J.u~. /, oi4.p. Jacob ,mocN hrs. Euoline Dill, both
a. uIutf v J.
New .itrscy pePcrs pirs-c "ops.
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Programme Of Arrnnxemcnts

Programme Of Arrangements
BRloADnR-oESE:ssisGIs' lfcaiEL coRcoRAN.
MUNICIPAL AuraOnITSISss;' e Or THE CITY OF NEW.
JOINT COMMITTEE on NATIONAL AFFAIRS
RETURN TO THIS ., CITY FROM CAPTIVITY IN
The Members Of the Common Council wiz ....mbl. ..
Room No. 8. City Hail. at IL o'clock H. on FRIDAY IN, IA
ins and repair to Jersey City receive Brg.di,r General
CORCORAN; fom thence the Common Council with their
Guest will proceed by soaubost Castle Garden where,
upon their arrival national salute will be fred the oci.
ceremonies vi take place and biz Honor the Mayor will
welcome General Corcoran to the city.
ORDER OF PROCES SION.
GRAND MARsHAIe-Gen. Even assisted By the following
Aids:
Col. Geo. G. Baldwin. Ist Aid Major B. Taylor
Col. Alexander Hamilton. Col Sch~srsman,
Col. Van Bnren, Charles Darling
John Chadwick, Thomas Storm@
L. T. Marsh, Robert shannon
MILITARY.
Commanded BY Col Po-tley, acting General.
Is. Regiment Cavalry, Col Walter w. Price.
ID Regiment Husssrs, under Senior Capt. Burke.
Ilth Regiment Eew-York Volunteers. Col. William Allen
5th Regiment National Gusrds, Col. Burgess.
Comns'ionei Officers Of the First Division. and voluntssn
OF duty
6yh Regiment, right wing. column companies 49,
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