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LNOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-FIvR THREE
l. story brick houses, with stores on hrta floors,
situated on Van Bruni atreet betwoon Willian and
Even streetA, toppoad,o the Atlantic Duckl also
three story houses in same block, will be sgld On
very easy terms. Apply to JAMES ROSS No.
owner, 90 Beaver -, New York. fs2s 2iAe'lO
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TOR SALE OR TO LEr-A FARM OF 8
l. acres, with gDOd house, barn, &c. ESoelsnt
land, with plenty o. fruit, app ~, pears, aud her
lies situated about miles from Nirthp,r,, L. |.
Will he sold or lea reasonable terms. Apply az
IL North 4th Vi, WILLIAMSBURG, l.. !. milo 4'lT
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L'OR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
The property, lg4 stanton - CO. sisting 81
full lo,, with front and rear dwellings. For p.riio
ulArs, enquire al $40 Fihh ~, or 20 4 nth NJ JN0
w, CULVER, JAMRS CULVER, Executors.
mb6 6sllQ
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ITO LET-TIIE 3 STORY & BASEMENT
Il frame house 20 Charles ST. contains II rooms
has bath, win no, and cold water, wafer oOss, and
ga fixtures throughout; has large yAd viii
craps vine, 80. Can IA rom II a m g. . m
Inquire ofJAs. STEWART, 2io Skin av, DO, lon
10th sta, west side. mhi8 gina
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

A CORNER STORE TO LET-THE STORE
"A and cellar Of house IOs Washington n, cor. Of
Perry, suitable for grocery and liquor s,ofs. APP
ply ~ 700 Washington n. mhIs 8'la5
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HOUSE AND STORE TO LET, AT 90
L Centre ~; a good chance for jeweller; II has
besm established Tor 10 years rent low mhl2 J'il
S,TEAM POWER TO LEr-WIrH Large
- or small rooms, extra well lighted on both
sides, from SO ~ - Gold 81 Apply 70 A. BAR
TuoLF, 80 Gold n, I'D. fulton and John a.
lsl5 9iAo'l20
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DARE CIIANCEs-TO GROC ERS-TO Lei,
~ ole Of tine o'dea and be-, gr c.ry, feel and
liquor stores In the city. Apgy - JAS. MOORE
lO,h avs, ooi EGIh H. Uili3 2'I6t
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Los. o. Damage by Gre, on - hvorshls tsrn2
stmilar Lnssituhonsl
rnUNm ). BERGEN, frs-ddea|
yAhEe ., THOMPSON, Jr., Bss'y,
QE0. w. HUkx, Ashanti
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIE-THE
lDcor store, h, and lO,, 40 Grand DOR u ID -,
wiliiAmsburgh; now doing good FORK business
Apply on premises. mhi2 RAc'l4
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD FOR AFEW YOUNG MEN, AT
ID los TtlId Ave--Nloe airy rooms i0r man and
wife; terms ~ suit the times; also young ladies
furnished will wiILou, board. ~ B.-Near llth
street mhl3 3'l3l
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FOR SALE ANn TO Lmx.

BAKERY TO LET - 656 WATER ST.,
- bet SCANNED and Jackson "a good place 6n
business, snd low reni. quIe on The promises.
mill 1929
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CBOICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
- lands la flA,b,uh, wi.hin hours drive ~
WAahington harket for sale cheap. Kitcl sD gar.
denerS and florists, you will do well W
i've VI ,en acres Of ,hs above. L. T. BERGEN,
70 Cedar n, NJ Y, telb aAsc'.2e
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TO LET OR LEASE, AT VERY MODE
Il rate rent the two buildings Ms. 100 a-d l5
Eat 2jd ~, with steam jwer, suitable Tor piano
mahufsctory, cabinet or carpenter shop. Both viii
lie let 10 one party, each separately, " part o.
each. POssfs,ipn immediate. Apply On the prem.
itrst. mhl3 3'i2Om
, 1862-10-31
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
MATTERSIN ST. LOUIS
Tory Speakers Becoming Bolder.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne
ST. LOUIS, October 80, 1862.
The merchants here are getting up re-
moustrsnce against the permit system, on the
ground that tfayoEs Chicago constantly.
Itis not certain that there will be any ad-
yarce into the Indian territory By our forces,
lately victorious at 3laysville, ARK. 1uforma-
tlon derived from Headquarters says the move
ment depends On Gen Hslleck.
at the Demoaratic Tory meeting last night,
traiterous speeches were made BY the candi-
dates. The government Was abused for carry
ing On m abolition war. It Is said the pro-
yo=t marshal will prevent . repetition of such
speeches; though they are no worse than
Judge Birch has been making in the interior
Tor weeks, and Illinois Tories arc allowed to
make over the river.
Senator Trum1uu is in the city. lie brings
encouraging reports OF the prospects in ILL
nofs for the Union ticket.
We Learn that military commission is
soon to be appointed to sit as I court Of trial
for the examination and decision OF all the
cases Ct military prisoners at st. Louis. O!
these there are now some 1e0 or 500. It l:
dues not work with adquate celerity. A prin
cip]e ohjec. is to determine who are strictly
| prisoners OF war and subject to exchange as
| such.
Gen. stee!e's troops have left Pilot Knob
and have not advanced toward the Arkansa
line. Their ultimate destination cannot b
| telegraphcd.
Gen. scpofe1d had his headquarters at Fay
ettesile, Ark, yesterday morning.
WASHINGTON. Oct 30.-The following ba
been received at headquarters:
"sT. LOUIS. October q, 1859.
"To Major General Ualleck:
"1he army OF the frontier has been ag1l
successful. Gen. Schofie1d's dispatches fro1
Fayetteville, Ark, say that yesterday at da3
| light, Brigadier General Heron, with the Il
Iowa cavalry, and 7th Missouri cavalry, al
tackled rebel camp four miles east of tha
place. Our force was about LOCO strong
while the rebel force Numbered 5000, cou
| nanded by Colonel Cravens. After = sho1
enkage1nent. the enemy were entirely routed
l<avl1g all his camping implements and Q fe'
wogous. The loss OF the enemy is eight dea
on the field. Our loss is four wounded. OF
mortslly.
"Gen. Heron followed the enemy sever
miles into Boston Mountains
ftMa;nr General Coutnaudiup,n -
, 1862-10-31
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1852.

25th for. tha government Of Memphts. The
following axo important items: Col. D. C.
Anthony Is announced - provost nazshAl,
sud Mafms Wllard and Lent. EdWards, A.
sfstants. 4 regiment OF Infantry aud sqn4-
eroa ea cavalry compose The provost guard:
army officers, y 70 II. daily, g ~ n offend;
e1s under thela1a Of NaE. soldian@ viii not
be eAIrested By The efty police unleaa detected
in actual eommike6oa Of crimes, when they
viii be taken to tbs nearest camp Or provost
guard. II any unlAHfpl assem6laKe Of SOL
the police Is to send notice to the nearest
military guard. Citizens detected IN the com-
mission Of anJ grade of crime are to be r"
rested BY tho Klazd, civil Or military. Va
RF11ts, thieves, md msm It bad reputation,
having no.ytGahls mee1s Of support, OF known
to be dangesoae 70 The peace Of the commu-
nifty aee 70 b restrainsd Of libertJ aaa orka"
reads nd streets. <dtixane lurking about the
camps OF military lnes sze to BE- treated as
spie6- 8entine1e ale to haTe loaded muaksts,
to b uDed II peFsons are found lurking under
Suspicious Circumstances ne4F post8.: Citt-
pms aEe to keep within doo.s At night be
Tween tattoo md reveii1e, unless attending
ae4Urch, places Of 4nueement, PARTIES oa
friends, Of neeesea1J busfnese, in which cases
The must return homo through proper stxeets.
\ After midnight N must be In their houses II.
!. eept thegusfd Negroes IRE subject TO the law
of the Stats and city ordinances applicable to
.iite ntgroes; theJ csn work at ny txzde o.
esIlinf, hire oat, o.. Y they ehooee, retu1a ts
one Way or the other. Soldiers not On duty
are not to medd1e IN this matter. Guards OF
duty viii assist all who appeal for protection
aZaiDBt violence or undue force. Assem-
b1ages Of negroes are prohibited, except per
mission be Previously granted by the proves
marshal, stating thu object, place, time Q
closing, and probable number to assemble.
1.-THE object Of this ordsr," 1t says, ~
to punish or restrain disorders or crimes. Ii
tines Of war the military authorities must Q
necessity be superior to the civil; but officer
and soldiers must remember that this state q
war but temporary. and the time must com
when the civil will resume full power in th
administration Of justice in all parts Of th
country The constitution aud laws Of th
| United States must be paramount to q
others; but, 80 far as the laws, ordnance
ard pref rences OF the people OF this coa
mubity are consistent with those Of the &c,
eral government, thev should be respected =
, 1862-10-31

gpon tbs so command @ ths h.; bat s.i Of battls tsl
were killed or wounded. All Of the Key-
s,n did spendsy ssay = a tbs s G GSR
iey. a company Of the 1st MASSACHUSETTS,
cavalry, which marched from Beaufort to
Broad River, arrived upon the ground too
Lite TO participate in the action. Oae Of the
number was wounded. The Ruuboat Marble
head, on which $50 Of the Sd Rhode island
er, and the troops, in Consequence, did not
get up in time to take part IN the battle.
Company NJ Of that regiment, however, Was
In tie advance. under Capt1in Comstock.
It's scare with the loss of but two men is re-
1ra1kable-
Tb;s morning the wounded are being taken
to Hiiton Head. Trey cannot number less
than 800. The Boston has nearly 100 on board,
and vii leave At 10 O'Clock. Captain John
ton is attending in person to their wants, and
the MANNED and bleeding soldiers find In the
Officers Of bis ship the warmest hearts and
ts1deres1 tympathies. Those Who go On
beard the Ber Deford fare quite as well At
Captain HAllet'e hands.
The force Of Gel Barton, comprising 450
men, Of the 4Sth New York volunteers, aud
enc company Of the Sd Rhode Island artillery,
under Captain Gould, had also IN important
dury to perform. As the force which your
! correspondent accompanied moved toward
Poeutaliuo. the Steamer Planter, with the
| at1ye iorce Was despatched up the
| Coosaw whatehie. The Planter, together
| with the guntoats Vixen and Patroou,
per etrsted nearly to the village, and
/ 1andetfa portion Of their troops. The latter
| we're just In time to intercept train Of three
| platform and two passenger cars, laden With
4! troors, which bad been telegEaphed for from
Porotalieo, and were on their way to that
point. Col. Barton opened upon this train
| with tuall arms. and with grape from boat
howitzer, and killed and wounded fomtwen-
| t,-tiye to forty OF the force-asno1g than the
er.ipeer. The Planter and the Patroon
! sne,led the town, Whit q part tf tie 46tt
, 1862-10-31

From our army On the ro'eo1a: tnere Is
no news Of Importance oot Inc ofaet ols-
patches received fnoicate acp'1ty IN our
forces, especially IN 1ne caFaify arm. Inc
army is certainly aA In moaon, ano solne-
thing starf1ng mas DC eApec1eo shofIy.
1ac news At the capitA Is o. no espcslal
moment Ihe brave ecn. HOOKER oao
nsSroW escape from accldcn1al oeatn- lne
novel features Of an arrest OF come Oh me
STICK Of T. F. Y shows how large hustle
aeecesh young lady OF active sympathles
usy make in behalf Of her friends AT
hltimorc an excitement prevails, growing
ont Of q disagreement between Gen "ool
aA Union citizens opposed to his montAfy
administration. The Boston hdoeos corpus
case has come to naught II @@ply ee.~
ted down as to Wheshef tol. nln@icA
.close to be summoned, ano as 1nat o1cef
didn't, the case goes On record and waits
fsr something to turn up. We publish the
thrilling details Of the recent battle IN
Gen. Mitchcls department, brought On BY
bis unsuccessful attempt to cut the Charles
tn railroad. From the 6ai We haae'
through rebel sources, a s5atement 1ha'
Gen. Butler has landed at fensacola 1o1
operations inland, aimed at important
Southern railroad connexions. 1he coun-
try has hopes OF Butler, anu sees IN MN
some very promising points, nos"1thstand
ing that Hudson River Point Is lacking
The rebels are preparing for mischief III
Tennessee, and the feaerals are pre-
, 1862-10-31
xHE TNRSTY-rHIksD SENATORI-
Al DIS C1kICT~

Republicans and Union men in the
T~cnty-tlird District owe it to themselves
and the prestige Of l4at section Of the
state, that their candidates he carried by
rousing m2jori,ies. Cornelius lansing,
The nominee for the State Senate, is q
straight~out Union man without an III " or
8 'tbut,'' goes in for hard blows at the re-
bullion, and for utterly crushing out the
1cbels. rs an old-line Democrat he has
acver departed from that faith, nor fol
lowed rotten bell wethcrs like the Chicago
Times into the pastures Of disloyalty. Nlr.
Lap:ing, If course, will be elected, as will
IL the other candidates on his ticket. Bu1
nen Of Lake, 31cHenry, Boone and Winne'
1ags, let it be by majcrisies that shall sig
"1lv record how you hate treason, and
Fith hat thoroughness you oppose tories
at home ar.1. .s,==Ss,ec1. ==Ss,ec1.
, 1862-10-31
BOSTON HABEAs CORPUS CASE


Bos7oS, October 30.-Deputy sherid Bailey
proceeded to Fort Warren to-day 10 sloop.
failing to get pass to go IN the regular
steamer, to serve the writ of habess corpus
granted by Judge Clifford Of the tie Z aited
Strtee Circuit Court, IN the case Of Mr.. W.
Il. Winder.
The deputy sheriff was not allowed to land
By the military commandant st Fort Warren,
and consequently returned to the city this
afternoon. He reported to Judge Clifford
that his attempt to serve the writ Was unsuc,
cessfnl, when the court remarked that it had
no means to enforce the writ. The court
then ordered the papers to be placed Oh file,
This probably ends the ease for the present
The counsel for Mr.. Winder are Hon. Wm
B. Reed, Hon. G. " Biddle and lion. Pete'
Mccall, members of the bar OF Philadelphia
The 24th Maine regiment passed through
Rretnt1 to-day for the seat Of War
, 1862-10-31

HfAt Nkt4SANEAN = ANA An ~NIA-
@xS410Ne
Loyal men and women Of the North
vest, the Chicago Sanitary Commission to-
day is drawn upon for orders it cannot fill,
These orders represent the wants Of our
SOUS aud brothers, sick and dying in hos
,>ita1 for lack Of the commoncst comforts
of thc sick room. THIS must not be. A
channel which has proven so oficn, and
always thoroughly, its entire efficiency in
reaching and aiding our sick and suffering
soldiers, should be always able topour from
q full store Pour in the hospital stores
prepare the dried fruit, whose flavor viii
bring delight aud health to the invalid sol
ditr. Remember them, We know you do
Give material form to your sympathy
There is pressing demand now.
, 1862-10-31
FROM cAiR0 AND BELOW.
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
THE REBEL CEN. HlNDMAM COME
70 GRIEF.
REPORTED MOVEMENT OF GEN.
BUTLER At PENSACOLA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.]
CA1no, Oct. 50. 1sG2.
In the Grenada appeal, Price il reported as
having removed his troops at Holly Springs
on last Saturday, aud to haye evacuated that |
place on Sunday.
General Hindman Is now in the military |
prison at Little Rock, and is shortly to be ta-
ken to Richmond. Albert Pike has written
long letter to the Arkansas Rat'io', showing
pp his course. Gen. Hindnan WIS detected
hy General Bragg at Corinth In using
his {Brage'sl name to orders he never Issued,
and sent to Memphis in disgrace. While
there he vent to the barks'in that city and
under the assumed authority Of Gen, Beaure-
gard made them fork over to him 81, l,0o0,uJ3
for operations in Arkansas. After getting
into his own State he issued series Of most
extraordinary military orders fEst he de-
clartd martial Law; rext he had all the cot
ton either seized for the confederate govern
u,snt or burned; next be ordered that all
provisions Of whatever kind likely to fall into
Gtncrai Cults hands be destroyed, and TINT
which the people failed to destroy he destroy
ed fer them. Next he issued IN order that
oil the wells In the country that Curtis might
Lass through should be poisoned. Next he
reused to let reputable citizsns put sub5ti-
tutes into the army, and finally he refused to
let any good citizen pass ;eSoad :ae limits
| Of Arkansas for any purpose whatsoever.
TIE Columbus, Ga, Times Of the 18th says
that Gen. Butler and 600 men had landed at
Pensacola, and 1t was expected he would ad-
vance On the junction OF the Mobile, Mont
, 1862-10-31
the WAR IN VIRGINIA.
More Rec0nnOIsSanceS ana
EkiFmIsIltS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80, 1852.
a dispatch from Lcvettsyille states that the |
rebels occupy Smokers Gap in force. Gen
Plcas2nton with his cavalry occupies Purcell
vile, and Stonemau with his cavalry, Lees
Eaurg. In Pleasanton's sEirmish at Suckers
Gap, yesterday, he lost one killed and two
wounded Of the 9Th New York, and captured
two prisoners, Including a lieutenant Of the
rebel signal corps.
Scouts from Dun{1ics and Stafford Springs
report no enemy there, or at Bristow oe
Brintsyille. The Inhabitants expected train
| at the former place, and company Of cays1sy
! at the latter, eixty men Ut Buckland Mills,
and cavalry regiment at New Baltimore
i There Is significant sign In the fact that 3
detachment sent to Ttoroughfare Gap picked
up many etrsgglers In the vicinity. 1sfound
picket st the gap too strong for our men,
who retired.
Intelligent Africans arrived at Centrevi1le
from Uppervi1le, report that Gen. Walker,
with II GOO men and twelve cannon, left there
on Tucedsy. It was supposed that our forces
were too strong for him. In the afternoon
our cavalry occupied the place
All is quiet In front Of Ccntrevil1a. Our
cavalry are patrolling The country about Ma.
naseas Junction and Gainesville, and Is far as
IN the direction Of Aldie. Colonel
/Narge'e cavalry had driven In the rebel pick.
t es, two miles from Uppervnle. They learn
, ed from persons in that vicinity that most o.
: Gen. Walkers force hae been withdrawn from
i, upperyille, leaving but about 900 cavalr,
= | -. r. vnc e~3a that their destination VA
, 1862-10-31

Nrw yo&x, Oct :.*4.-1ae steamer Eegle,
from Havana on the 9Th, arrived at midnight
Vetezula datcf 20 the 18th state that tae iusur-
yectton at Macau ba continues, and all ports
hnve tcen closed for sixty days.
NEW York. Oct, :N.-The big Mary, from
Aux Caves, arrived Tonight October 18th,
lat. 81, long. X, saw large friga:e under
steam with echooncr rigged steamer in tow,
The latter not having steam up. The bark r,
q. n. Dodge, from Trinidad, reports that she
foet Montgomery. Her chief officer reporting
having chased rebel steamer the dag rreri
-sQrb. The rebels ran her ashore and set thci
Graf on fire. She was loaded with cotton.
, 1862-10-31

WA8H1M1ToK, October 30.-Geu, Hooker
today xe,Y narrowly escaped being killed At
WiN1rd'e hotel.. The general Ind come into
fcvp to communicate with tho war depart
1nent, ard Was in the room Of eenator Nc
Dougau, when gentleman, who Vas also
Peseent exhibiting to them N Improved car-
6tne, fired 1t accidentally. and the charge
sHnentng between the t10 gentlemen &2xtteF-
ID Tie wall behind them.
, 1862-10-31

That the spirit Of piety has not died out in
Dixie is evidenced BY a letter before us, sent
rs trophy from cur boys in Tennessee. The
writeris is evidently q plain, elderly man with
fist" Of his own and by orhographJ q
seat 1uatc with Hove in Sherman. After a
variety Of family matters Ct more interest to
<tctay nciee Martha" thau to oar re2dcrs, he
says:
Ynu stated you had bad luck in you. Negro
family Jon must try 10 bear it wi'h as much
a>,cu. the .i1s,c received your letter laai
Jus: lost 4 very fine Negro Ilan I would no
h:vr taking no sum Of money for But g3t
s;yttu aid geo 1Ake.h away aud blessed bt
1it r.nR
, 1862-10-31

BAlf1MoKE, Oct. :>o.-The loyal citizens ar
rested on Tuesday night have not yet been re-
leased from custody. Gov. Bradford has de-
1nxnded the unconditional release of all the
parties arrrsted, and that all the papers and
documents seized be given up. The petition
for 1lc rt1noyal of Gen. Wool has received
numerous signatures, last night and this
morning. An advertisement appears IN the
loyal papers to-day. inviting the citizens OF
Dsltinore to call at the Union reading room
and sign memorial 10 President Lincoln fol
the removal Of General Wool.
HAHR1sHunG, Pa, Oct. 29.-Rey. c. 4. Hay
xhote arrest by Gen Wool is noticed in to
da1's paptrs, had q hearing in Baltimore be
fore that officer ard ~as discharged. Tits ar
rest will be made the subject Of inVe5tlga
finn.
, 1862-10-31
the WAR IN KEHTUGKY. I.
R3SfCFaDS Serepaded at
l0QfSVfsle.
Troubles Of Louisville SeceSh.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuno1
LOUISVILLE, October 30. 1867
Quite number ct first class residences, the
properly Of secessionists. were s7iz:d here
today for hospital purposes.
Washington Morgan, q cousin Of the guer- |
lila chief John Morg II, aud one Of his most
efficient officers, died at Lexington on Mon |
cav fiom wounds received in a recent fight.
Gtn. Rosecrans was sereuadsd tonight,
and in response to u call from the
people, made the following rsmaAks, for
which he was heartily cheered:
"Fcllow citizeus Of Louisville, THINK yon
for this music. cannot make speech-it
is not my vocation. I appear to thank 5ou,
aud do so in all sincerity. trust We may
meet again when there il no war, and when
We once more shall Ill live under the same
flag. Fer this flag aud right and justice I
| fight. trust in all these things we agree.
| Again thank you"
| Buell., Crittenden and Rousseau were also
called Tor, but did not respond. The latter
| was absent
| C1xc1SNAr1, Oct. 29-The enemy under
Gen. Pembertan, Gen Rosecrans has reason
to know. are concentr r.ting their force, 10000
ip number, at Grand junction, Miss, with
view OF moving towards Bolivar. or reinforc-
jrg Gen. Bragg, leaving Corinth to their left.
van Dorn'e, Price's end Villipigue's divisions
form Pemberton's command.
Gen. Joe Johnston, at the head Of the con-
fe6erate forces, IL operating in Arkansas, ana
Msi51 Gen. Rosecrans received his orders
| here Yesterday to euperscde Buell., aud lett
f:is ey1 ming for Louisville. His department
| OF the Cumberland takes IN all OF Gen. Baell's
pruy now moving towards Nashville.
l nh Ennh that hH will
, 1862-10-31

- s correspondent who signs himself
Yours trr1y Ctt1zen," writing from Prince
tc,., Claims that Ttln Henderson "wil SUP
port tho ;retitenl's rreclamatien-' That is
shout ae much rs to say that Henderson will
stand by the 1st OF January Glad to hear it.
Will be also giyc iu lis adherence to Christ
, 1862-10-31

ROCHESTER,, Oct. a.-1a the 18th New
York congressional district, the Hon. Alfred
Ely, esq., sandkaate fos Congfese, wsthdrA. -
in iavof of Fteemsn Csrk. The Union vote
Of the district IL united Oh Mf. Clark.
, 1862-10-31

cY Correcting the proof-since Mer-
rick's speech has come to mean striking
out Of printed mailer au tho proof that
MIGHT he dangerous and troublesome.
, 1862-10-31
D&Jp4oka11es

WASHINGTON. Oct. S0.-Royal Phelps hes
been rocoenize1 BY thu pFustdent - caasnl
xeaerl ef NleanGaA to rsatds n Nsw Yotk.