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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-05
LEWIS W. E0ED.
8. B. Prsnti8s, Master OommiF.
ptifs kftaF Ian Is. tSff.ST5
M ASTERo 3 SALE-PUR7 liant

M ASTHR 3 SALE-PURs UANT
IVA to the oommst Of q second pluries deerstsl
sr1er Of sale from the Court Of O0maOu Pies, q
OuyahOEa county, Ohio, ef tbs sutE Of 8smu ! O
Brooks and AdWin " Brooks, against HnEdtio \.
Gates, Della Il Gates, Augusta Hittlsnargsr,
Edmund Y r 1lls ie1erses, fliliam e.ittt 5argera
COmmefci4l Mufuel in1urence TO, Ihunaa a..
Howe, Josish Eiug and william ShiHn, executors
ofUha5 avery oel eased5 ana O. hers, ne direct
ed, shall sOse oE sale, 81 pub ie aucti n e the
door Of the Court House. In the Utry OF Cleveland,
on she 22th DAY Of February, l662 as two clock r
NJ tf sai1 day, the following described pieces Or
parcels OF land. to Wit. situate IN the township Of
Brooklyn, beinE 1uuibar seven IN the thirteenth
range CT ToHbthips n the Cnnscticut Western e
serve IN tn ste Of Ohio and which s al81 ia ths
County OF CuyahoEa, and - known hy rarstl o. land
on west side Of CuvahOga HiVer, now in CITY of
CuTRhOgA klveT; northeTls b Land heretCf0F- con-
Veyei to Judaa Cot by John q. MOO ssy; west b
RiFCr street 50 ca lsci and southsIT BY lanc for-
ne IL owned By A fred - illams, rnd bzing ninety
nine feet vide On uyahOsa kIver, and .zfending
ct rfgbt giles with kTer strFet and aid HlVaf 70
River at est, boot hundre1 asa forty feet, be-
Ing the same leld con gfysd 20 fnt1 Edmuuu g. p
MlttlebeTper, By tbs Ohio tie Insurance and Trust
Company, By deed recorded in tusaf oFa County
he ords vol a. pages f3 ard IS. And also, another
parcel CT land said xiv ?, next guCtkafiy Of
aboKs, sud BOUNDED nor thefly b said parcel o. land
erly By said River str ef; and Goutheriy b. line
parallel with ihs eOrtheriY Il g. ana tFenfy.ons
ie5t distant the efre, eXten1ing hon SAID kfFer
to said kITsr street, beng pIrt II thu Alfred IL
Hama lot, 50 called, aEing in all one hundred aud
tEentf feet trent on said niver. and the EleFator
be the Same more less. hut subject to all legal
highways. APPRAISED at $500,
Adams Can1elds Master < 0mml-sIOaer.
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AOuLI 70 D'otIIJH9t1Trru ru.vrrp !,

SENATE CHAElEB, o., April 9th, 1854
f'DR. J. Q. .ATER-Honored Sir: have made
thorough trial Of tee OAthstic Pills. len me By your
agent, and have been cured By them Of the dreadful
rheumatism undsr which be found me su6srinF.-
The drIt uogs relieved me, Snd a few BubssQuent
doses entirely removed the disease. feel In better
health now thAn tor some years before, which At
tribute entirely to the effects Of your Oafhhrfie
Pills. Your vita great % pset,
LUUIOs B. METOALF."
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II ULD'S
CELEBRATED AND UNRIVALLED
IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
c 0 U G H CAND Y |

COUGHS, COLDS, WHoOPING COUGH, 40.
For the seventeen years that this Candy has been
before the public, It has been used with great
cess, and the increasing demand frOm all parts Of
the United States shows that its value a. remedy
has been fully appreciated.
We might add the certificates Of many who have
bgen benefited BY this invaluable medicine, for ell
who have used IL are eager to recommend tt, but
We content ourselves with giving the opinions Of
two of cur most smiaent Physicians.
Nh. HEERI, mOULD-DeAr Sir:-ErOm your state
ment Of the Competition Of your Cough Candy
not hesitate TO eIrese my belief that IL - well
aOapted to the purpose for which ron maufacsur-
cd it, and doubt but that Il Is useful, it
tainly is al agreeable expectorant.
RESPECTFULLY yours,
OHAE. A. TERRY, n. D.
hKssRs. MOULD B HoaAN-Gents IL have exam
ined your prescription for q. Moulds Cough Candy,
and hnd 1t Q valuable one for Its purpose.
GUSTAV q. u. WEBER,
Professor of Surgery
Cleveland, o., Dec. q 81.
For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers, this
Candy IS invaluable, being uneQualed for clearing
the voice, removing hOarseness- &C.
MOULD 4 HOGAN,
dsos-R2T No. Euclid St., Cleveland, o.
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Ths sboTe are all from psrsonB who aro publicly
these statements without thorough conviction
that they were true.
PRKPARED BIZ j. o. AVER,
Practical and Analytical ChemiIt, Lowell, Masa
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THESE JUSTIFY ORIEBRATED

TNHESE JUSTLY OEDHBRATND
IL PILLS arc sure cure for
Etck Hoadanhe,
pyTpopGia, r
Eoul Stomach,
General and HerFous Debility
Bilious ard Liver Oompisinkr
OoItiVeness, Scrofuious ~.
mors, feYsrs, &o., &c.
and aF0 q safe and reliable Family lsdioins Nor
Of them used than sny other kind
~ Bee Circulars. Tor sails o. T. y. gaylord 4
W Palmer, Benton Br0therB, and Btronr' Ann.
strong, Cleveland Ohio, and b. all Druggists IA N
oo1ntEys A4so 81 Wbf i9sAle n lsl Ontario street
Olelaland. Chic by g. g. NORRIS,
GsnerL Agent for Ohio, Michigan and Indisns.
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M IASTERIN SALR-PIIR9IIANT

lya to the command q piurieI dsofetsl order
OF sSis nom the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyhho-
@ o5antF, uhio. It tus gaiL Of Ezra honlux against
E5Vi Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Elsota echneli,
Board OF Educati0n Of East ClsVelsnd ToWEship pand
8. H Kirby, 20 ne directed shall expose for sale,
at public auction, - the door o. the court Hot
1881 at two O'Clock P. H., Of gaid day, TIE following
lot naroel Of land aitale IN loia and g Beginning
portion Of said original premises st on 20 Nlecta
3chnsll; thence 5I3(e = chains; thence 395(o ~
20 links; thence 501(0 = chains ard IS links TO
vest line Of ChittendsR Lewis land; thfncs 8 S
ohaina and linkg; thence 505(o N 8 chains and
g lfnkgf thence 49, v chaine 70 the Plank
place cf begin1ing, con ntaintnE =. looacres of and
3 100 acre5 -ot atid land bsinR IN Tot No. 4 and
-, D. y. GAGS, Master Com'r.
"liiAn''A E PisletI.'' is.liSttIis' GysITlz i.pras7
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CONFECTIONERY.

HoNa SOHRINKA .t
q HATrHa RHnoVHD 70 FIs INV eUARfHRs,
No. 20 !ti LHHAH'a BLOdR.
Opposite the Court House, PUP. squaro,J
IspragaEsd % FscalTb the calls Of his frisnds and
the public a. large.
1ysgythng IN tho line Of Oonisssionery Is ksyt e
WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL As usuai. b-v-I-' |
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
- vol as the choicest ostables served up at mo-
msnt'a notice. 10
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
At the Oourt House. = - =
KNEHETT ALE ON pRAUoHF
IhPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPB-suporior %
any thing In the OOnieotionery hus-iuB rsc8ved b.
JOHN BOHRlHKs
ncInnK nIIr RnR TIE rlrrrranr
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HaTrist Snow, Guardian, In the Probate C05FI q
v. Gus ahCga COUNTY, In lha
Richard H. snow sndais.J state Of ONO.
ITO RICHARD H. SNOW, MIEcR
heir to Palmer snow. deceased: You are here
y noflned that rave. ygur GortfHn On this lgt
day q February 1862 fled in tie o e Of ssi1 Court
PETITION tor the Bele your In In ths follsW-
in described real esste, Of VII ch your father, the
said Palmer Snow, deceased, died s0lzsd. 10 Wit:
Situate N tha TOW ns. p Of P4rma in seid Comfy
Of CuyahOga, and bounded and dssor bed follows
B. tgiBning AZ the " Garner Of lot he 10 in Blake
rract; thsncs e. 81 Is 50 cha rs 80 Inks 70 post
ana stones in the line Of said Ct theHce chains
y links tea post, thence 3 e92 81 = so ghai Il
Iihiss 20 tha centre Of the rUad; thenrs y ~ s
chains 81 inEs to The place Of beginning containing
~ acres ef lGud
Yoa are alaO hereby notisd that said petition win
b fOr hearing In Bsid Court said ohice, 10 the
City Of Clsveland. 10 said cG1nty ths sth day of
FebEuarEs 1852. ALTO O'Clock A. Al.
CleTelaed. Feb. l, lss2.s7s guardian.
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sALE-PURSUANT

MI ASH IBh 3 cAiE-FUhSUAN
lll 70 tina Command of Gecrstal order Of sale
trOta The UGurJ OF Common Pleas Of uyanoga uoun-
y, Ohio at the suiE Of Chester baxter and Others
against John 7. newton, anf otheTs. to me firect O.
shal for "a at public section, at toe door
Of the Court HOuse IN ths Lttg Of OeFsl nd on she
l9th day of keb le62 ct 10 ooioek A. IL one ouuaT
snd undIVide1 bali N comm1n Of The foilOwfng de-
gcribed premises kiuafo in the township o Book
yn, in the State Of Ohio len Is sso IN the county Of
Ouyehoga, and known iot8 in tHe BufIsio COlnpa-
NJ Pur hase, called, ~ that part OF rhe City Of
Cleveland, rmsrly kr07Tn and called no CirT Of
Ohio, 20 Wit (ths onse Nal and uniiIr'l51 half IN
CONNER of each lOs htlf lOt sHd biocs % apprai8 q
At hehmount D sced irnmstiafsiy Gf escf lot a..
Lot al gl25; lot So $3.50; lot ~ s2 l0L 81 500.
lot So5 S2O lot So, S1u; lot l9o, Szs lot l2 as
lot e74 SI50 lot is3, Si75 L los SS; l0t slz $50
lot g30 SO LIT S5l. SO; lot 81. $40; lot 7 $50
lot ~, $50, lot 2g5 800; Tot 20 SzOf lot 85 E:
lot s1 Si2j; lot s53, e1s0 iol 57, sz5 lot 49, sO
lot 61 $50; los 62 $40; let 68 SIG lot a. 1I5O
lot s35, $50 lot 81 Sl50 los rs $50 LOT a36 5O
lot go $50; lot 81 500; ot SO g. 2 loftOT SI2
lot n, $50; lot 42l $50; lot AZ SIS lot 65 so
lot co., 1885, lot t6S, sla0; lot AZ, sac lot Ara e2
lot lI3 S20 lot A. $40; lot 4lA 00 lot ~ Ez5s
lot 77S, SIS; lot 779 Ji lot ia to lct l049, S1 lot
lfss 500; lot T53 Q; the vet hsf Of lot humber
IlO9 500 lot "a $50, lot Z $50 ard LET 3 so 10 q
sub vision OF block marked 3 "; lot run heref
2 $500, in q subdivision block msFs ed Xxx; lot
SlOo Of a subdivision marked the whole Q block
No 80 s., the sland 30 called, north of toe shfn
Charmed, o. Old River Bed; lot s., 500; lot 81 $50
Let IS, fs03, and lot "a $50.
hEWIs ". FORD.
8. B. Prsntlss, Master Oommir.
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FHR ALL-sUTFIOImF THRE,

And g. W. 0LARKs and By all Druggists snd
Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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WASTER'S SALE-PURSTJABT

M ASTER'S SALE-PURSU UART
M TO the command Of doeretal.f0rder Of sails
iT0it % Court Of common hisasof CuyahOg1 teogu-
sprasue and others, 20 ne directed, thall expose
ior saa at pablo auction at the door OF the OourS
day Of FebIuAr Iss3 at three O'Clock P. n, the
foI0WiI descric8e pfeiniEegs situate IN the town
State OF Ohio and knoNn by lot No. ftesn, in tract
No thrse, and bounded a. follows East WEst, Dorth
and foriy sir and one tnird acreg Of Land % the
more less, but subject to AL legal Highways
ard excepting there tc thirteen acres IN the north
west coFnar thereof, set on to John bprague for
homestead, beundPd l8 foLloW1: commanding O.
point n the west line Of said lot nine chains . Iks
BorthsriY from the touthWest corner Of said lot
tbsnos runnip north oa said vest line six ehaing
IS links thu northwest corner Of said lot; thence
east on the nOrt ne teBfy chains 90 links; thence
south pareliel with the west line six chains 3 links;
thence vest twenty cha1e 60 links 70 the place Of
HENRY G. ABBEY,
u. Prents8, Master Commr,
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L. Prentis, mastsr Conmr
Pitts Atty. tan20S75

M a D i " n In y
Ill 8ALB.-Pueguant 70 the command Of an
order of Eals 70 directed, issued ON the Court
of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga county, 10 an action
thorsin penang wherein Cha1ncsy Ooston is plain.
tIr, and Ira .. bilhefdgOn and osneFa, dc end.
ants, lBh9n expose tor Baia At public suction, at
TIE door OF the Court ou8e Tor said County, upon
the 2Zd day q February, ike2, at two O'clock p Il
the lands and tenement5 described e folio 1t-
mats In the township Of ludaDendencs, CuYaAoga
COUNTY, Ohio, described follows, TO Nit: the piece
toWn8hiPs in the Connsoticut Western RossrTe IN
the State Of Ohio, Ouyah0ga county, and Il known
81 being Part Of nfsG-t1uf OF land deedad %
the Inhabitants OF Independencs by Theodors and
Lewis strong q Northampton, Maa8., and i8 b5un-
ded the west b kron and Cleveland SLATE koad;
on tbs south By GVs EcIa lot nnmbsr ATTY nine t596
on tee east BY lana then owned By the said Ssrones
and on the north By lot nun ber nfy-hF8 l65), con
taining four ald 6o.l00 anre1I more or lees. Ap-
praised value 500. J. GRANNI9,
]. n. Jones, Malter Oommf.
P1td1n AkfsW iauT1eTE
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PLATED 8 BRITANNIA WARR,
HOUSE-FURNISHIRG ARTICLES.
GOLD BAND CHINA.

Tes Sets e Si4-Eorth Sis. Dining sstts AZ SO
". P. FOGG.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
The Red Stain on the Leaves.
IFor The N. Y. Tribnns.J


The wood-birds nest upon the bough
Deserted hangs, and heape1 with leaves.
Once filed with life aud JOY, but now.
Sad rs stricken heart that grieves.
Amid the light of such scene,
Where silent wales and hills are clad
In gayest hues of gold and green,
Why should the human heart be sadl
Yet somber thoughts fit through the miud,
And pass unspoken and unsung,
As leaves, touched by the Autumn wind
Fall from the twgs to which they clung.
Here, like the patriarch in his dream,
We see the ladder angels trod,
The mountains 10 our vision seem
To lean against the throne Of God.
The walls of golden mist that rice
Over the woodlands TO the Sea,
Drop where the gallant soldier lies,
Whose furlough is eternity.
Upon the leaves now sear aud red,
That once were flakes Of fire to me,
see the blood our armies she'd
That our dear country might be free.
GEO. W. BUNGAl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Con-. PryDERGRAsr SEI2RD WITH A PAEALyTIc
SrRoKE.-Com. G. j. Peudergast was seized with
a paralytic stroke, on Monday afternoon, while in
the vicinity OF Fourth and Pine strests, PhiIadel-
pha, on his way 10 the Navy-Yari. lie WAS first
taken to the Yard, where everything was done for
bis relief after which he was removed TO his resi-
dence at Twelfth aud Wanut streets His LEFT eide
is entirely paralyzed, and he has spoken but little
since HE aiiiistion. The Commodore is well ad-
vanoed in years, aud entered fbe navy during The
second war with England.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Hard M Aldermen,

TIE Board met at p. m. on Thursday aud adopt
ed the Volunteer Relief Fund ordinance.
Two communications were received from the
Mayor one nominating Andre Froment lAldermanl
for the Office of Street Commissioner; and the other
nominating Robert l.. Darrsgh tex-Alderman) for
the Office of Assistant Commissioner Of the Croton
Aqueduct Department.
The iirst nomination rejected by vote OF $ 10
9, and the later wis referred TO a speeiai 0oHl'
mittee.
The Board then adjourned 70 Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

SODA young lawyer of Cincinnati, who has
been recruiting III infantry company, sold himself -
a substitute for drafted man, deluding hinself
with the idea that the sum pocketed was so much
Gear gain, not deeming that he was damaging MS
nro.nects for wearing shoulder straps. Gov. Tod,
on learning tho circua stances promptly revoked his
commission, sGd be now goes into the ranks ~ u
private.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

AsEcD0TK OF COsTRiBASD.--A captain IN one
oi the Maine regiments at Port Royal has coiored
servant named Tally, who has talked very bravely
when spoken TO about joining the colored brigade.
TO test bis courage The captain recently told him
thai be about 10 visit the main land, and asked
Tally If be would 70 with bin and help light the
hebels. Tally, after scratching Lis head and ruo-
biDg his shins few moments, replied: "Dun know
bout dat, bofs; Use ober on de main short speii
ago. al irus do Lord ter get me ober here, an he
caD i: sus dun dare rick lin again, boss
Boston JouTIA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

BATTLE WIrnIS A BATTLK.-An oIhccf o. tne
I'd Regiment, in n letter to his laony who reside q,
Rack Rock. Conn. says: "The coolest thing l
ever yet heard of happened al the battle oil fmr
Oaks Right in the hottest OF the battle; TWO u
no 9d's bows GOT az loggorheads with each other,
threw down their mnskes, and fell TO at iisieul's,
had it ont, picked up their arms, and pitched INTO
the Rebels again. have heard of Il wheel within a
wheel, but battle within battle Ii certainly some
thing new."
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
cOuRr ,cALENpAR-rr-. DAY

UNITED STATES DISTRICT tOuIr.-Nos. -, ID,
a, a6, 81, IL. u, -, IS. 10. ,
SuPRYnK COURT-(iEsERAL TTRa.--Ail the pre-
lesrcd causes except. No. Ia. -,
SrTpY1,E CouRIs-ClRoUr.-I Part I.-tShort
Mos $751; 1915 s8l. Goi9 so94 aoi7, Sls, So
g3S gss ASA $685. $500. Pau Il.tshon tsusss Nos.
5OO ;25c 7tt6 8Ols Jo.a s0ii SlSli slt2 SAT- He s'
a26t. S2S. $40 .
SvpRxak CoURr--SrrctAL TERM.-Dem lrrers.->
Nos, 40 a. issues Of Law, &;Nos sos. ile 2'h 100
SrrgUIon CouRr-Part I.-Ncs. as7, 2SJ, 2sb5,
l9fl 2,i8 sal7 salJ 2e,l .9zg. 2s.T .29 ssSl Is go
x,7 Per. iI-Nos l78 2Oyo, .Ve, leoo 1885 100 S''
% d. 4gg. .336 $40 lsk5 ~, mo,
CouRr OF CosNoS PLEAs.-faft l-Nos issi,
1921. iial. 1881! 1889 ss 1897, idS ltgs i' sS ~ ~ ss
1896 I5v, 1909 1874 1907. 1919. l5i 1872, 1913, i'l'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

IMruDESr AssAULr.-Johu Hynss and another
man whose uams Is unknown, went up TO the door
Of Mr. John Cooks residence, No. 5S King street,
and rang the bell. Mr.. Cook opened the door, and
Mr. Hynes struck him on tie head with club, in
fictna "a severe wound. hr. Cook rallied, and
Hynes Knocked him down and beat lin again. obi
Ger Macarthur srrested Hynes, and took him before
Justice Kelly, at Jefferson Market, who held him to
bail in $500 TO answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Isyys1Ioy FOR BuRsrryG GUSs.--A want has
long been felt for some bettcr appliance for disabling
guns than the ordinary spike or file now employed,
when II becomes necessary to abandon artillery to
the enemy. An ingenious and very simple contri-
vance, invented by Lieut.. John Is. Waning Of the
ith Missouri Cavalry, which we have seen, appears
to meet the requirements most efectually AS will
be submitted to TIE ordnance authorities to be
tested on It's merits, We refrain from describing It,
We may, add, however, that any effort on the part
Of the enemy to remove the implement from the gun
will certainly burst the piece, and scatter destruction
among those who mako the attempt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

The WuLIAwsBURGH SkArrSG POSD.-Ine
pe.a.n. o; the Uuoa Skating Association " busy work
conpleing his programme OF Water attractions on the
Union Pond line Of stsges from the csri 20 the pond
one Of the improvement, na viii De lirdlced; ms Fao
.l .rpe.ue snd the prestige Of success. that his msn,e
nsnt OF the affair. OF the a.csson last Winter has ssen
him make II certain that be will be equally successful We
Gaming Winter
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Board or CoUScIrsES.-Tho Board Of Council
men leli brief session lat evening. petition Of
the esukers end laborers in the CroIon Aquednct
Department for an increase Of pay lcaulkers for s.
per day. and i.borers for s 75 per day referred
10 tie Commities oD Salaries and Oilces. resou-
ton that the Committee Markets report on the
expediency Of establishing Il marsethouse on the
North River, between Hammond and Twenty eighth
streets was referred to the Committee on Markets.
The uso Of the Chamber of tho Board Of Councilmen
was voted TO Gen. Anihon for drafting purposes.
The amendments OF the Board Of Aldermen TO the
ordinance for the Relief Of the Familiesoi Volunteers
were conourred In. The Board adjourned to Mon
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

GRAND LAEorXf.-On Sunday last an iron mo-
ne, boz g. oi Winthrop b. Smith Co. No Isth
s opened and re ieged OF about $50. Subsequently,
Detective Ervn Of the Second Precinct arrested samuel l.
DAvis cooI.i IL the house and john LNns,9n
the coorsi yofer store both on asafee lns
Va of about 30 recovered The prisoners taten
before Connolly who committed them Ia deisut o
PAIL rach b, .
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Christian COMMISSION FOR THE ARNr AsD
NWr.-A public meeting for next Sunday night,
Nov. Q, has been called by the Christian Commission
at Irving Hall. W. L. Dodge, esq, is expected to
preside. Among the gentlemen who viii address
the audience are Prof. Hitchcock, tie Rev. George
Zcllingen-once noted disputant against the
Gospel, the Rev. George Bringhurtt. who, with Mr..
Mingen has witness many thrilling scenes Oh
battle fields, in camps, and in hospitals. The Com
mission has sert more than $50 delegates and more
than 100 boxes aud barrels Of stores aud publica
tions 20 our gallant soldiers in the service aud In
the hospitals.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
lAiyerti,e.neni.l
Tup limited STATES lax LAW,

Nov READ IS psnphs. Of % pages hne. white paper
Reside the bill which word Tor word ia accordance VITA
h oisiu text rs agpeal @ Il Alphabetical Recapula
on OF every article sred by the law snd the a aux
81 d. tau 10 be e,ied thereon. Inss renders II coapets
and se,irnt a. It is possible 20 maze H. *
Price crnts pog.pad; per ltO Il SET; by oHpp"i -
rrr lOO( by matt AGlle,s THE IRlBuSB. New-fons
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

SCHOONER CAPsIzED-OSE MAS Losr.-The FISH
ing.scLooner Geo. Moon Of New-London, Capt.
Howard, from Nantucket, with cargo OF fish, cap
.ized between II aud II o'clock on "Wednesday night
Off Fulton Market flir, by coming in contact with
the ship Cora Linn, anchored there and Immediately
sunk. The crew, with the exception Of the cook,
Jessie Harris, a native OF New-LondoD, succeeded
in getting into the boat and were saved The cook,
who was in the cabin at the time, Was undoubtedly
drowned, az lo was not seen mterward. Ihe
sehooner then drifted to below Governors Island
where she now lies, with the schooner Thomas L.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Tp.sKsGlyIgG DAY.-Goy. Solomon II Wiscop-
sin has sppointed Thursday, Nov. u, as DAY o.
snd prayer.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

NEw.YoRK CiTY ARTnLERr.-Msjor Robert T..
Gib,on announces In another oosmn that this corps
has been organized and invites those who desire 10
Join TO call at headquarters, No. 5l5 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

The DR.Tr ~ BRooxLrs.-1he Draft Conmis-
soners recommended their sessions yesterday, for
the purpose OF hearing excuses Of persons who are
not liable TO draft. But few ayailed themselves OF
tho privilege. Before the election the Station
IIouses were crowded. The Committee Of The Board
Of superyisors who were authorized 10 ascertain the
number Of men enlisted in Kings County, have
sscertained that tho county has furnished since the
2d OF July, about 2O) men, leaving deficiency OF
about 400 men. Tho Fine Department OF the
Western District Las been exempted from the draft,
bat the Eastern District has not in consequence OF
tho refusal of the head, OF the Fire Department OF
that district 20 furnish an authenticated list Of the
number Of iiremon who had enlisted. The draft will
be commenced ON Monday next, at o'clock P. m,
st the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
The French Frign;e MnssrnG.

NEWPORT r. l.. Thuuday, Nov. .. lSt?
The French steam friglte Massena, from Hew-
York, bound to Vera Cruz, put into this port last
night.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

RKLuy FOR THE MINNESOTA SuTrERTRs.-Con-
ributons are needed for the relief Of the sufferers
by Indian depredaiions in Minnesota and will be
received by Frederick c. Jones, No. 39l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

Holarom near by, stripping her Of sails, and upon
the turn of the lido it is expected they will be able
TO beach her on Governors 1slsnd. The George
Moon is 81 tune burden, and owned by Noon u Co.
of Fn ton Market
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
TAiveriisemputi

4 LECTURE on PHRENCLOGY To-NIGHr-
In P.fer.on H. j.. by Mes,rs FowLEE WELLS. fnYs'e
e1aui.r .,ion to-day ~ 40. 3o5 BToad"iy Ae" l"iA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
BEOGKLYN ITEMS.
cc,nryr@Coroner Murphy Yesterday

F.raL ACcIDEyr,eCoroner Murphy yesterday
bIA an uouet upon tho body Of boy ave yens Of age
rho was run over horse sud wagon IN aeseroie street
TIE chid .ub.equeny ded Of It. Injuries. and the driver Of
m. wagon arrested but sterwsrd wa released, II,
,ppearing tha the occurrence entirely accidental