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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

J. c.PARK8R, ND. Qso w.A'CAES, \. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. franklin 6lock, second deor, Brady ST..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PARKIR's residence, corner 9th and lie Claire
strcsN. DD 0so. v. M0CAn4's sspidse@s, eas&
side Brady. sssond door from conner Of 9th.
myl1-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

JAS. 2. LANE, O. ". 0KlNNEk
LANE l. SKINNER,
A TTORNEYS At LAW. OFtlCE-COR-
"A xsR Of second and Brady Streets. over
Smiths store. Dec
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

CHA8. =. PuTEAA. JOHN y. EO0ERS
PUTNAM & ROGEM6.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOCNSELORS AT LAW
"A OvyIcE, Davenport Blodk, Ne. -, Main Ut.
Seoond Floor. jun7-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

i l:s S0ORkHs
T O0 PUMP AAKER.-OFTICE, OPPOSITE
IL Poet O@ce, Davenport Iowa.
myS::AA Ut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

,. W n DA EDkV H. Use
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, D4ven-
port, Iowa. [AovlV-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
Illinois Central Railroad. .


CHANGE Or TINE.
{ ~ and aher Monday, November IS. lssl pa.
- ""S"ih rams VIII leaye mattoon and Pana, A. follow
LEAVE NATION. - ''' -
1olng North, l;lU p m and 1850 n m
Solng South, $50 a m and 500 y IN
LEAVE PAkA. sHf lf ttU
Tong North, 0:UU ul ana 2.}O "a m
Soihg South, 1880 m and 3;4b n
ueL W. Z. JOHNSON, Gen PASSENGER A.. ID.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
IRaiirnans.I
Dayton ana MlchIeau RaIIroed
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati n. m. E.'

..
"a ~ -
n and after December 81, 1880, and npa AZ A.
nolSe Passenger and Freight Tfnhs viii Isays
~ DAI iotNs gong north, as follows: lf n -
3.ltl ca u through Freight and Accommodation
O.1U WIN passenger Car attached 10
U.3il 4: M. Mail train for Springfield Columla,s
hO..OO 1efgapai Helleionteine, Forest, Clyds snd
Sandnsky, eqnnecting at Springfield wiih 1i f,a ~
London and 0oluinbis, arriving RI Oohih,L " vsl "
~ ~ ~ Or9ana tmn for Columbus, a. sss,s % ~,
t, ltAh On fittshpig, IT. Wayne CHICAGO n n gei,
hasl arriving IN Creptline at 6.46 N and hSib
1'g q ~ ny ~ vyue with Tram tlovelnnd Ard ab
m n n, ko'ng hasts arriving In Cleveland Al bso n ~
% Ik AZ S;SO M, and Buffalo az $50 y, fo,nS
west arriving m Toledo ct 1910 hI Detroit A ,IH
i' ohloaRo e. l05O m, and sanduslfy Al s.sb n m
H. Y. M Night Express for 9bfiriefeld iiti.,,.
M.1 ana belleiontnine, conneatnR M Forast ,si,f
% %n1 gong EaBt on f1ttshlrg, ~ Wayne AN Gl3s.1
av' sitishtp Srestne atbIb ni, Ptsbrg M 81
~ W. Hohs hest, with Train arriving n ~ Wavre y,
w pr ~ M and chicago nj l0t0 m, at tlyd. win fa
an cleveland and Toledo r. H. arriving IN .s
a ssO hl' Du9ltk At 800 and buffalo at 6,sU n ~,
TnS z. N. Huntsyills xcooro n,,,,.,. ,...l.
t.NO Dayton on arrival Of Train IRON Cipennass
fsaehng Springfield At 300 M UrbaDa N l0.as sss'
msss ,LiDerty NJ ll:xs M Bellefontane Al ii5l n ~
and n huntsville at la.lE m - = i''' NJ
.Asls ila thls Line % all points North K.st a,,
wei, can De mad az the Ticket Office In the lima,
i-sAML w. KING, Ticket Agent. '''~" 'DeP"'
- fAre always as low M BY any otlar ront.
:, oI incarnation relative TO shipping Freghi a. a.,
koute , Apply mthe Companys Freight ijebe,yJ Niis'
III Assay, Agent. h. RICE s1na,ilp,,y. pos-1,y. ~
~, q. OLAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent, JsnIs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
Spring.-House Cieaninr.

Spring House Cleaning. i1d
VIE maltns are coming and have commenced 10
Il NIX up their houses, but az they bring ali the ne
cessary tools with them, they are not very good ems
toners Ior store though otherwise agreeable neigh
uors therefore we have to look to Others who need
sJliuoong brushes, window, sweeping, busting, stove
shaker 6rooms, tubs and buckets, bar and country
soap Dath brick, silver sand, polishing powders stove
bckng, shoe blacking, dustpans, ash 6uckets cham
Der buckets huskf rope and other mats carpet ham
mers, carpet taeks spittouns, wash boards clothes
lines clothespinHi sadirons, 6c., and for sale by
- r-rI - CHARLES POST 4 Co
aprl2d&w East Second It,, 4 doors nom Main st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
&rorerirs. &r.
By the Way, Have You Heard
1s m the News lyHlm 90 isnaI
sdyo'4 Z" j., A. MINICK. la a9i q
III Az received his Spring Stock, large, weii-se.
IL lected and or the best quality I'fiN WI


Mrs! A. called aud got one doliar's Worth Of al
NINE oENT SUGAR. An MiNlbk,s. p 30
The incest kind trH b SD. Iaaal stI li9a
MrsIB. gotone dofsr's worth Of the hlceatk,nd
sa'i TsN NTlsUGAR, AT MINIoK's oIs
ity of af f .''.l''--. I - YUM
y ELEVEN CENT SUGAR. AT MiNIoK's. h
Mr. ~ says that he got the best quality Of preon
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICK's,
est Of fy,tt.r 4 49, '-,--' 80 80 ~ '''o 'n-
e f GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINICKs
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EX9ELsIoR SYRUP, AT j., a. MiNicK.
Mr M. says ne purchased ahalf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT j, A. MtNTcKs, "a lio.i
Decidedly the best he ever used while the suppy Of
NO, MAcKEREL, AT J. a, MINGcK's, ~,
Both lSr si1e and quality, cannot DO e1eesd IN This or
He invites all to call at his establishment and in
pect his stock OF ttI '- '''
CHoIOE DRIED FRUIT,
C0FFEES AND TEAS, ,tfg.
!. y..., SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
Ahd the nrgest and best variety OF Groceries 10 H. seen
IN the city. Bis large estabshihentls ls on tho nuf
Corner OF Market and Jefferson Sta.
mnfSyy VI NF.I III.fEH IN'NLFf IIH .L.n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
Dayton, Aenia and columbus Eai1,o,o
~ 81 ~ IgI...gsgaa

iihhk i. DAILY Trains East, via CoiLn,ln. I1.,7l
hrre ni,,S IRON ry Layton % all Eastern Ciiies
EAST as follows Night Express Ii,ss na''oh iSi The
ton ov a Day Express liYOs M ihes. ,I,
n ~ O'1y & ~ Aelhh anu London. Accommodated AZ
Columbus. "''"eeh dayton and
Afriy,lsg az Dayton, night express a. m
press 6.s6 D. m. ''' columbus aud Cincinnati Ia, Ia
oI lIns isn run by Columbus time, which in npu,,.
ih,ihiough tickets can be hsd for ali Ea.s,, o,,,.
'Aii'ng "ns' ": KING. Iiek .Sgent, ''''es "
O. wAHnAs. CENT vi W0opWA.tD. superintendent,
u.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29

Labor is Respe ectable.
NJ NoTWlTHSTANDIHG the views Of our Southern
IN brethrenin-law, or rather step brothers al rrt4
ent, therefore the subscribers have received their
usual stock OF Spring and Summer hrmiug aud gar
dening implements, such as long an short handled
shoyeis spades, mattocks, picks, inanureIorkl and
hooks, auyurs, drissels, hand saws, files and amlets
axes, hachets palng aud fencing nails hoes and ear
den hoes wood and IRON ralSes, garden trowels Ic
and for sale by CHARLES POST A CO ''
aprl2d&w East secondst Z doors from Main st.
Bacon and Lard. t..ul
(NOUNTRY bacon sides and hams; also lard fr sale
" by ... CHARLES POST 4 CO.
selOd6W East 2j IT., 4 doors from Main
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
The Indian Troubles in Minnssota.

MnwArKrE, Wis, Sept. IS, 1862.
des,asch has been received from General Pope 10 tho
Governor wgtg tba, troops be sent TO the seat
OF from this Stsic The Twenty aith regiment, which
should have left Kentucky today ordered 10
81 paul.
MiLwAuxKr, scpt. IL, 1862
The ST. Paul Pioneer cn Denoc o. the 16th inst. con-
tsns from Little Grow, chief Of the sionS 70
Color 81 Sbloy - which ho says he wants 70 know in
what way he make peace for his people. lie also
says the white prisoners in his osscsion as vol
treated as HIS own people.
Letters from tho sox chiefs Wabasbaw and 1sop are
OF fcpdy character. and denouree Lslc Crow the
Gauge OF all tic digicuiiics
u "a svJept tia. the SicN muct div tei, and
quarrc'ns among themselves.
Colonel Shlcy reaucs.t Lizzie Crcw 10 s.o ~ his pri
wuers, ard teia waberhsN apd racp, that c viii oeet
hcm and their ltisnds IN open day and acids --'' s'n
powerful enough crush tlcse who sttrart opisse
NJ, mrch and 10 puneh tnose who 5.ce washed sneis
han.is IN innoccnt btsvd y
The PIONEER Of the f5th instant ssys that the hiy.
yesa enbassy has returned and tha. ucy successfully
settled all quesps Of dispute, anh left tho 'nhixrs
ioo,e rorda' ard friendly sass ~ mird thar hs sSscs
IN i.any yeSrs. Neal. al fis cias wcrc praent snd
signed a treaty Of pcrpeus, ricadaiil AZ Crew xag
the 18th instant whsrcnpcn the whole bard prepared
leave for sheir homes all rssB.o fIe pra-
mrcs tu dsveryp HIS men,
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

might 60 home. and be id. and disgrace would
alter their shoulders After the General repr
mand, they finally went the border.
Governor Curtin is still at Hagerstown.
feeling OF perfect security telt here In onlcal
circles
Qnite number Of wounded have arrived here and a.
points on the Cumberland Valley road.
The news Of McCeans great victory achieved to-day,
was received with great rejoicing
The troops here are urging to be sent forward that
they may yet rout the and assist in the great work
OF crushir the rebellion.
Tho bodies Of Captain Georgs Brookes of the Forty
sixth regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, and Colonel
Samuel Crossdale aud Captain WI Andrews, both OF
the One Hundred and Twenty eighth Pennsylvania, were
brought here 10 day.
Travel to chambersburg and Hagerstown was resumed
to-day, and the telegraph is now open to Boonseoro
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Supreme C0urt-Cha IN hers.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke

ATTACHMENT AGAINST GENERAL FREMONT
In the Of Johr s. Giles and others against General
Johr G. Fremont proceeding involving the liability o.
the General t. civil process uhe in the military service
Of the United States the Judge rendered te following de-
cision--ln my crinon the defendant Is MT exempt
from arrest in this proceeding, and shall allow the at
tachment 10 ISSUE against him ut OF my bfeth
ren have expressed different opinion IN similar
and the ques ion Is important, VIII grant stav 81
proceedings enable tile defendant to appeal to the
General Torn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THE HEROES At NOME.
Return OF the Twelfth Regimeas New
York State Militia

The above regiment. which has been doing duty a
Harpers Ferry to the time Of the attack by the rebels
returned TO this city yesterday afternoon They arrived
at pier No North river about three O'Clock where they
were met by number OF volunteer civic and military or
ganizatious who escorted them up Broadway Their 70
ceP,n In this city was enthusiastic one which they
we'll DESERVED The Twelfth volunteered TO stay al Hsr
pers Ferry any time their services might be required
after their three months service had elapsed. They re-
turn to this city without their coors both being
taken from them the surrender Of HarpeFs Ferry.
The regiment marched up Broadway 10 tho City Hall
Park, where tbeP reviewed by the Common Coun.
Gil. Alderman Ottiwel. acting chairman OF the com
mttsc appointed for their reception in fow appropriate
remarks 10 Colonel Ward, commander Of the regiment
rendered the bosritates OF tho city TO the regiment and
spoke quite astteringly OF nsir efficiency while At tho
scat OF To this Colonel Ward returned thanks IN
cw words said that though the Twelfth returned 10
tho city without thor arms they did not return withou
their honor.
After little delay the regiment then marched u~
Broadway to their armory The utmost enhus pre-
vailed the route
BALuxoRs, Sept. 10, 1862.
The Eighty sevsnth Ohio three mouths mon, from Har-
rers Ferry passed through tonight for Philadelphia
their way home
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Des tructivc Esrc in RufYa 10.

RtrTaIo sept. ~. 1862
At one O'Clock this morning broke tho brick
building corner nf Water and Norton streets, used as
grain drying house.
Tho irs spread rapidly the Evaas aud Sterling elevs
tors witch, with THAR comforts, were destroyed
The nro then crossed Norton street communicating 10
icl's foundry Klein D,bsons pump and block factory,
and number of teronea hofsss on Evans, Els ard u
ea.laleux streets, all of which we're burned.
cro.snr the Evans ship canal, the d's spread 10 Evsrs
onicc ana warshc. es
In shs w,rehoqsv wece stored between y0o and
saoo osrrcls o vnis<sy ard bsh wincs osD'd ny ar.
Williams, Ne krssr lcrtor ~ when wastaved.
Dasid Bells ,oss IL estimated 1t SO too 70 S7ooo0.
Tue rs os Eyans IL not speNn bus s mostly covered
by ,nsurspoe.
il % Drpos s.bie at presea, sivo snJ thing approal
r,aiins to The smosn, OF he total los o. insurance.
The lo~s viii prsbso,g reach half nil:os Of
dollars.
souue tbirt, Or forty saidiugs ~ere destroyed
rc elevators sortshed Il, ,5T2 hssheso. wissi 10000
bghse o. corn, aud " 500 onsleh ~ oaIs.
TIE following arc the principal nsIctrlf by the IRE
ssr morning TIE Evans sie7a,os o"nc' o. uhs les
serfne eievn,or o9nsa hy n. ). Austr valued 81
s2e, ,o6-lsrussd er SIC 800 Geo. y. Whit, VA. VIII.
iSfs and George truscett 2s5l barrels high wfrss,
yscved in ihc wsr,hesc cf Iss. q. Evsns, ioss hasy
pretty we'll covered oy insurance the warehouse Of
,nss g. Evans loss " 6Un-insned - 800; the foundry
q iNvid Bsii, baisng snd mscliucry SO Ooos.o ,n.
eursuce .hc t!evcaa block owned nv z. ~. Rood, of
Erie "a, at about Itcon % twenty wooden seDciacs
snldihrs--ioes not ssct eLsinsl.
Tie bultiug4 wpr. oil and OF hut little value. large
number u poor lies have been fepdered housoss by
tue confagrson The vital lose estmsitd ~ 500 0U
IRE insurance.. far xccrtaned. 10 $S0,Jc0. The
panss cf the compsnies are nos sscer tinod asyet
Personal Intelligence.
Lotapart j. r. iN Kay, ~ the United states NAVY, Is
st"rriua Al tho ciaronioa He,ei:
Ms aAioek Pratt Of Nrattsvie, y. r. L. Case AID y
Wnte of Cleveland, sud g. ,snterbsry OF rosten, agc
stopping a. ths Everett house
CIV Reynolds, of the United s,a',s Navy v. u. Pal
and fsfily, " Albany 80. White and j. Perkins Of
Dostoa J. II LOWS, Of Chicago, n 2. Malccn.. o ea
ware NJ. RATES II New Orleans H. Walker and wlfc and
H. Jarvis, al Connecticut aud q. Woods u Springfield,
are stopping n, the ~. NcnoIas Bc,ol
q. W. smith, Of whecpg Va, r & Richards Of Mem
rhs, Tenn L. Sweet Of Albany :. 8 Benedict aod l..
n. Bodgett. of wasbinstol r. Hamilton, o. California; W..
and W williams, Of hasss hisetts, and L. ". Davis and
wife, of Chicago, are stopping ri the Astor House.
MAJOR ;, u. Potter, o Sasbury, NJ q. r. NJ Bushnall
and family. Of Florida Mrs. Ri,ggold of Washington
G.. p. Fox, Of Madison. Wis q X. Hall Of Nashville.
Tenn, and ". ". White, Of Pbadephia arrived AZ tho
6S1.G House
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Interesting from nfssouri.

- INcN, NcVt ~. ISU2.
General schoaclG has iersrtea for Springfield to ,ske
command N person NJ the forces " ths So1,hwes,
Guerilla bsnos under liir ,nau, Pike ccfto and Rains
have been couescga,Is on h. southwest border for The
purpose OF again invading tue &ae. rber movements
have bscn closely watched and every preparation made
to give them tioy roc-pton ,ienera schoned enter
tho campaign wish v'i knowledge Of the country char
and Of tho enemy srd spceay shd con
cuevc Achievements may bc relied On.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
NEWS FROM CHAM BEassuRo, pa.

psnnsyivania Militia Sent "a Maryland.
HhanI7Brsc, sept. 10, Is02
scn,,cn,-u from chambersbuss this evening says all
n. trcors sa;,ooi there havc been srn. to agsrsown
nd sosnsboro. A company from faocaa'er refused
a a. oyer the line. General Raypsl3a ssld thaH
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
As.oc,ntivy, for the Relief of On, a p,y.co,s.

An sssOcIatn Tor thc fecb of WVinNod Ohip solderf
has been formed IN this oity by nuu,ier Of ohioans
resident in tho metropolis. rns nrst meeting was held
lest Thursday attsrnocn st the Astor huisc Hr. r. r.
Bu,er 10 tho chair, and L. Strong acting ~ sccetary
Finance: IT. B Isd, M Ueidel0acI, a. Hndskoa r. n.
cco, n. r. Cough and W. l.. strong These gentlemen
were authorized - collect subscriptions 10 further the
objects Of the association.
The association adjourned to again eight o'clock
Monday cveuirg
Tho Finance COMMITTEES win convene to-day 1T I've
ofHpa q 7. n. Coll. SAa RQalwnG.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

Royal nnrann Lottsry.-priycs C1shcd
ufnrraion furnished. Highest price PAID foc ion-
tiaons. TAYLOR co, Eanhe.s, IL Wa s.reol
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival or Artilierists from sacketss
pu chOr.

Arrival or Aratlierists from Sacketts
The Fourth aud Fnth batalioGs New York state Artil
icry. numbering twclyc hundred nen arrived IN this
city 81 noCn yesterday from Sackets BSrbor roac
70 the scat of war. Two ta alicns behEd,
aad viii follow sneedily pos'ibe. Tlis 'nea were
recruited in JcHsrson and Lewis counties and are credit
70 the raral districts frod which they cone. rhay &c
ualued at thc PARK Barracks curing fLe n'sht, md
will depart to-day ns Na.biogop. rhc following is =
list ~ thc officers:
sori.ru BATTALION
MIjor C0pMa adf.,--iosc cYh Sp,att.
C.anydHr t--,aptA,D cleGhore. irst LNcienaiii, h
iyle- A. :. Whec!sr secorG L.e1tarspts. y ". Jones
an, H. q. toOi..
Company Ii-r ,ptain y. n C,wles Fi.st fisutenana
l.. T.. ami George Il. SsIter recsd ,eutsna -
walter Horr ard james Ward.
CoEdag CO ltaii., :. y tampel: First Ii-I.enants
J. G Armstrong aud u. X Brown; s.cnnc iiea,enaots
". Wiaox ard phip Riley.
C.ns ray O---f,nlsia J. :. rard,fDers FIRST iica
telaots, J. J.. Iirniingtoa aid Fiias isnaa Second
JdericUans, Robert Moii.'cht and Levi Esiisffesd.
fisTn gtrlsi.or.
Nd,pT !0ma1ndin;--'.cTs 4. Webb.
Triynfy 49, sitau r. ~. Trbsy First IisnfenRp.s,
H. H. Rising and u. 4. Reed second Lieutenant, a. ".
Wheelrck.
Oonl,a any 6-carnin Marshall First irntenaots. g. II
Marshall and +. A. Ciana? second Lieai.Eans, Y. r.
Rotticfs Nid Lexis ilrt.
CouIary C--cGpraip {. {. Abel. FRS, L.crteaents,
- Caaeda and Y r. Alderman Second Lic1tcnaits.
Wni. N. ComstocS and tugeDo s.i'lcr.
Cmpsng Dtaptaa q ~. kitts first iientenant, +. u.
She man; second Lisuteaants, Dons.a aaey and ). H.
:, ears.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

HAnassURG, Pa. ivpt .c--a. y.
despatch received 1t Official qaartcrl 10 this hour
I'm .nsht) from person who visited the battle hcld
reports the rsbs loss two TO cur one rhr dead wore
left uDburied, and he wounded fcnnd shelter in barns
and woods along ths whoie route 10 wiiimsaft whoco
enemy b doubt crossed with tho .rennapt ii ths
army
great amount of ammunition captnroj together
With large number Of rriyoners, who have bcen to
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Death OF che Notorious Robei Hayes.

SFTINNITtI'. NNssVtFI' II
From Lieutenant Williams Of the First Missouri csvafy,
who was taken prisoner Nswtoua, On saturday the
18Th, but since escaped, lsarn tha, she
guerrilla colouc hayes killed. there un tho rnt dsy
IN ons or our pickets,
The New York herald., 1862-09-20


The EAil style oT Ums.-lxnox Has Hie
M,d an % ~ ~ ~ as a, - a. ars a. m so a +.
uade only q sist the of ife poyusr anats
ssas sa M must M IT, x KS"x" us ~ sSG .s
az artlc' A. cHrsp ~ any oDc Ia town
pav,d's Eai style oS Gsns,eose a's
Rs,s. as9is Hrnalway n-r uaans .t...
Nrw INT Company. Iis Nassau street =.
Fill s,e nov ready So'wis~nndiny The high priee o
Diis of&S
srsas or 'hemsr.,us CHER tesnty and rrc'licps 80
matches. No. 40 br.a1wsy
Grnia-s Ris;ora Hat, for Misses.
,;enn's ,sslia iat e. Mss
'ttn's Aalsretia t;,s for ais.cs.
0enins u 9 new styles il.a.,s HAS.
sn,s Gnn sx ie 1,w n,S ~ syc. s 70, 70, g.,.
fsri' iaaon aud New Y@s TAI siy cs nc ceady a. 81:
Broadway.
Grand Family Holiday mt Baraum's
Nuseuui. Splendid performances a. $ and Typ ~ The
irama Claude Marcel a. each.
Eight Ca-tes de visits for sI--Equni Co
the beat nade bAICis 2sS Gresnwieh e.; Barclay.
Artificial Legs-paimer's Patent. 1864,
by rich, sni irrroyri Ar,as 4c, y D, e y HUDSON.
Dfs Mott Parker Csruonan, Vsa Buien Buck &C. ~ this
Snt
To Retired Naval Onicers and Others
s @ Sses 'r @ ape 70 cs es
BuLLCs, tnhsd states uasI rsndeasoas, Ne. cherry
strc1t
Also eist aud Parios sa.es .or SILVER Plate & NJ d
Muras street corner co"sr plser R.x. PA7RiCR
Arms--ror ssie. 1000 short Enasia
hiaes. saar- bryono's and apr ni.tas
For SorfoIh, vs.--SchsonSv' SEA Mark.
S;ss Ss n' .sS Ss "" sy nao%SE f E .. ~
Bsassirml CompisIiou..-1.Aird Bloom
lsss,i,yi.s Ie sonps1oa aid .s,e LADIES' si,er sae
stS avn a, 49, brosivay.
Cs,ssAdoro.s flair Dye, Prsserra.iss sns
Wig depot, whoe.ais ana retail No Asor House The
nss 10 applied by experienced sr!sss
Goaraud's poudre Subtitle Uprooss Hsir
from 10. forohsads. h.. wsinnsd. >s R'~*wA,i
Bssc,.e,c,,a anir Dye--she Hest aa the
world ,ns.nateous harmless aud r.iiaos Sold by dss
iss AUD p~rfun,s~ sry~here Fao'J VI Bsssay street
w. A. RstehsIcr's Celebrated META abibsh.
scia.". sasS css,o To- Sssaryns s ls is Boua street
professori Il. Miiier.s Hatr Dye. 80 cent?,
Biack ana Bven The bes;; ty "a Bold vfass perot
81 Dcy street
T,v.scs.--ssarsh Il Co.'S Radical Cars
Yr,rt vescy st.. opposite the church No connection
VIVA sny other ocs same naee pcns a,lcndsai
Trasses, Crutchss, SuppOrters. &C.. at
ROVE &c. 8, 2s5 Eighth avelue.-
Eemnlc SavporeerS. SILK Elastic Belts,
. Of ppprove, make, b. MARSH BROTHERS, corner
srosdw az and Ann street Lady IN attendance.
Rupture.- OF every variety.
from 81 and upwards, st MARSH BROTHERS, corner OF
Broadway and lpp street
Comfort aud Cure for the RaPs.rsd:-
Sent free 10 any one aNlcted with rupture hernia Ad
dress box 1ss New York Post oGice
Hector Houser's Discovery Cures the
very cf fus obstinate Eruption q the SSin
and old Ulcers No.. division street, New YORK cly saee
tnnS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
the Eall s,ylc or Ums,-Knoa

Prizes Crshed fn all LcxnilEed LOItc -
ics information ei,cr. JOSEPH EAfsS. Broker,
No. IL Wall street. Nc. l. New Yort
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

rSf2es Ia siled In all LcUaiized LotfCr-
les: ordcra flsd W. HOWARD, 81 FRINGE s.. wsy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
Dhe Ship Harriet Eisk NrSckes'--Crev
Saved by tht French Evegatc LnyOssicr.


Breton pare Of the 10th inst. mentions iat the
Fcnch Figate ayoisier hns the o the ship Harriet
ii.k. ef Rock aad. ~ board
The Harriet Fisk wrecked ia tho Straits OF Belle
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
News from san cRn net SEQ.

SAy reAxGso, sent II. Is52
sailed, barb v,s~N, for Liverpool, clrrywe $500
aacks 81 whsa.
bosncss stu' mnstiy coufusc 70 the ichbins trade
Iu to- hss declined ~ 2Sc pos pound. Csndcs doll
Crashse sugar sass An,ni iFe c'sl 3ls. AMI Gurnber
nnt SOL pr tos.
1. raYgsrt 4 TO- prcinver, lohbiDg house or this
city failed today for sbout eighty tic,ssud dolsrs 10"
los. rr.y rercray disrisssd ans@g sAc Tfsnriss"
nlesehsEt.
Tho nc~s Of the r,csn, great pn,on ricicsies prs
juces tho most unboindcd Jny here
\ Asshscrta,in for he ro'cl a. SOUNDED soldiers
hss been oyenei rne sussrpnen Of shy aics"
snWn,s 10 aeout slaa eoo aoS will probably roaob q
quarter ct milton ~ith' wrck.
lin. ol staAcS rss ncntxd fpInipg OctwteN
SaI DInsr Sno ald tht recently dsccycfed Colorado
mrss. H. Hcccnrro6a,c too ,ncrels,rg snigraon IN tN
f;rscticH. ~
sAs FaAst,sOp, sept. ", fs6l
Arrycd, ship S'aro tto ChnI, ros,on.
There fs stt active demand fur inohcy for nmor
row steamer. Rates o. interest ere rncbaraes, OK
csptng Oh New York. which 10 a II rsr cert ds
emnt payable IN currency. In speelc, -. prem nm
Legal tcndes notes. 10 per ccns dsconrt.
orders nave been rsce,ycd directing that the mails h.
ut land again, ta beipg the much quicker way 70
issnsSrt letters from San franciscc 70 New York.
AN lririss ooSpoLs LaRa u CRyraAL PAR. -
We saw yesterday an ftasn sondola on large truck,
rassiue through Wall street s waysio the Cessrai
Park II came out IN vessel from italy and is or the
sys and shape peculiar 10 tho goudoas so generally
IN Venice We presume IL 10 intended he Cited w as
sort II ornamental pleasure boat on the lake in the Can.
Arelr&tk
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
THE REMAINS OF GEN. MANSFIELD.

NAtT'nctN Sopt 10, lS3l
The body cr Ger kausdsl, arrival here to-day and
bsspe er,balmci.