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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21
SEwARD's LAST GossEsPoEpENT-aA An

SEWARDS LAST CORRESPONDENT An
ESgishnan writes to lbs SogtE CaroIiaiaa:
I am staggered and utterly dumbfound.d a.
ths address Of Seward % tie President aud
Secretary Of he Psislsy Parliamentary Reform
Association" and 50 ] an certain viii be the
hCssE3 inhabitants Of that comparatively Gs.Ie
haadloom wsayiBg, but nov drsadfuliy dis
Ussssd OWH il tia west Of Scstlsnd be, when
thgy md t. ST, 1 arrived in tAis couaEv a
few moRtAs age, aRd vita ms shsre eams . gsu-
tisDaa who was born and has lived nearly al
his HE IN Paisley. BE ASSURES me he never
heard Of the P. P. r a. He never heard Of Al
eIsrder GcAndrsw, ths chairman. but be does
kHsS SomstAnE about Er. Robert CochraE, the
secretary Of The association. Usfor.uAatsly for
the association and Hr Seward, Is aothinF can
dAs@gs CochrN1 he j. iust as vel know, ia
not near % usstul, AID no. half SO mu1h re-
specsed As the town pump. Reform associations
IN toe old country, except IN nauIe, sre now OBJ
soiete 1T the UnEnOWn McAudrew has 3 de-
hght in being Che chairman Of a delunct iastitu- I
son, Boo G hss q similar pleasure Ia ealing
bimseit The secretary. It is the only calling he
has. be Is known ~ a talking windy fsliOW.
tic lIyes and loats entirely on his wife, who
keeps 3 small shop in toe town If she does not
wish hlm Professionally employed as above, on
his own account il must be because she is too
good for him. He il the i~aHEhiug-stock Of tbs
people, and % sbsir oTsdiy, Ecy-w0rd. Although
he looks for then regularly, DO has net asme3 2
breakfast or a meal Of any KIND within the man
cry Of man, AID in iscJ is good for nothing but
90 be . corTespondsntCf Mc. Seward.
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ygAHTEnt

.HsTCh8ssEise s3EG R~0dacg.
DERsONs arrsiug IN J,cks5u with P.5dacs ar u--.
4 cza-dss 20 disss-e al VIII receive rs -s..
rsss FOR lie s=ns y cAanzo
JOSEPH EGEzEDlrE.
Sats aaeel- ever Foals1E store.
ocJ a. Ts-r-a7 a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

ARREsrED-Mr. A. D. Sheldon, conductor on
sha train from the SoUth which was SO ssriously
5njurs6 in the collision On Saturday night last,
a,as arrested last night at Gamers station, on
tbe Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, by Lieu
aensnt y r Talbeyt and other gentlemen. He
Is now in this city awaiting the setion Of tie
-ainca1 nai.isls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21
8Tn0 RHWAEn
ID ANAEAT fen the s-bsc10=- or =.
IL lltu icstsat tie following named aid llsai5-.
T-EERD -EFF'r


Fowl; MEL about -z feet high. ~=r~ black. bs4
lest 5sverE o! liz hcut teeth Is thirty v7a-scIL. AMI is
q blacksmith b rads- BE reL-f-s 10 tie ss-a II H.
n Diver
WAlEEE copper c7iorsd s.raH zh1rI5er=d sta-
9sch, suiet wheu speaking OF When sr-se1 to. eb5gE
5le fees eight ilel=s ia % gaE tE=-.-lF- years Id.
sd belongs 90 JUla u Diver
TON, c3pper coioI-d about rE fs Two --c-eg -u
biEa'- peaks slowly AID l-u- Enl an .1@ -Ou-- s. s5ouG
thir-r-sE . year. oil ard belongs Co Vim X Eln>
AEatS t-AJ Je.oF c.U iH1iIT Eve feet @ u- Or
en- ucl-stis- s--uu--s VIZ u-rl -h-1 -r=skfr-.
AL b t"ely sigIt yeas ca Tie property oil sn 2.
z. Hunt
ARJEY bls-6 tb-u Eve feet zen u hes 70 hfsl.
has Tesuiu LET VIII g tss-h, buick spoken end good
-1-n suL-cs aud = tEsutg -ag1 sl-s cd. -ha property
OF De es a-e q Lar=r ~ HCu-
jazz b ack, aholt TIE fees ten inches n.iirta
brown IA face a1d ssCu- b4iI-. with raa -1cs1e eyes.
and e abgu5 t~s1ty rrc vtsE1d.
IaU ray auo h1uLed 5tG5l dollar. reward E- rho
return q eIth-r o. tle sb1ve -av- 20 ne % ..I.--
5IE. si.siszFDi OK sEvlu hundred -a.'sr5 for zoe
surn 81 th- six ST.. CI--T
GELS l~ Err4-Trz Ea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

Il Ex-President Fillmore is extensively eiI-
onIating, under his own frank, a pamphlet copy
If the opinion Of Judge Hal, of the United
states district court for the Northern district Of
New York, il the famous Buffalo haJeas corpus
case. wherein was involved the question Of the
.eeaIty Of arbitrary arrests by order Of the War
Department and Of the suspension Of the wit
of6aJeos corpus BY Inst department. The de-
oisioa was averse to the power assumed by the
administration. The Chicago Tines says none
have doubted as to the position Of the disin-
euished ex-PTesident touching these arrests, and
souchiDg also tie suspension Of the writ Of
EaBeas corpus al over thscouutry, as well as
av The President as by the Secretary Of Wa.
we are glad to record his position. No doubt
recalls something Of the respect with which
1e was accustomed to observe his solemn oath
IF olHee, and wonders how it can be that it sits
q lightly upon The shoulders Of his successor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

x B. N Somsrville, Esq, for = long time
connected with the editorial corps Of the APPEAL,
previous 10 the fall Of Memphis, has been elected
20 q professorship in the State University, at
Tuscaloosa, Ala. Ia occupying the position
Mr. S. depriyes tie press Of the South Of one Of its
brightest ornaments. He has our bestwishes for
lis success in the new and responsible position
lie has decided 70 assume.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

IL oEseH 5-slsrElzg o. .Ls 4I Es-ire-rLlr
s-Ea F-.u-tssT not o. special -.F ~ r-a.-a
60 me- immediately a. tas Cclfsssra.s H11-- J-ck,s..
Mississippi VS. TCvFsT
L s-tsuhn'Colous C1mualdrg 81 Rezusul Lra.
Fala Foiur esz rrr-F~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

STEAMERS BURSED-Tw0 Federal steam
als, the Admiral ard Philadelphia were burned
at Columbus, Kentucky, on the 18th. They
were laden with ordnance stores. General
Dodge, commander Of the post, was injured b.
q fragment Of a shell. The loss was estimated
at $4,000. The FIRE originated in the cabin Of
Tie Admiral, and, while burning, she f0ated
gainst the Philadelphia Oae thousand kegs
Of powder were taken from the latter during
the conRsgraiion. Several hundred shells ex-
ploded on he Admiral, tearing her to pieces and
scattering fragments about town Many houses
were hit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

u A military commission at Washington
has settled 3 ve1ed question of rank, b. decid-
ing where 8 brigade commander IS killed or dis
abled- the colonel shall succeed him who has
been longest mustered into tie service, and not
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r4a8WHGR-

N1IETTTED r. Pc jail If LsfsYet'e couuty His.
~ on he ih y oe4eer ls61-a NEGRO BOY. sl3
says bis ame Is Daaea End h1f h. bsnrss 70 Clay
b0rus Ee.oaehs ol Aeurtf4 Tennessee said BOY &
BLACK, sfoIt t1r1 years Oh. i've feet e-eht i1thas
hi.h. and Heighf about ore kHrdced aud seventy
p3snds. The o. erat saii Dos is requss "a a. zone
.forwad prove bsa5 Q V-Fay charges aud ttksthia
away. or he VII lie dlat Hith as7he law directs
oclllaa4W va j. ~MiTOHELL Jslof
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

DAE0IED z1d z5aept ofezr ard r~s.5.zs a. -
A 2Jt1 AissE-lnpis WlI report 20 re A. G-srsr- --
Mai5r Borr IGth 49, ppi- 20 Jackson on Or tg rtg
zIaA inif-1-, for l-z1sDo-rz-ou r .her e-1rs--
- GREER 4 Gens.sl ERss8
81 EEECEF.
o~HIE Faart uer+-Nr. 0-=I rla- sr4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

- A Northern dispatch from Memphis says:
Three boat loads Of rebel prisoners, taken at
Corinih, have passed by this city On route for
TicksbuEg % be exchanged"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

"A > omce- who vas wounded 10 the st.acE on Cor.
nih On s~Etut1sgf the q b ils. ant. and Who rqg-
~ nams a. sBoTe, btrroW-d s hakEF firm --
'srr7 hin ch the Geld. lie sfas-d fhst Be- w. IF rr.
souri, ana PAT 9 ol1apary 90 Arka1rE silc9 fbg-
lea1 30 tbe IeCoysTg o. lhs horss Wiz be errte
5eiFN4oy j.. H. CCMHITS.
captain ard i1spec rr General
sfea C General ID. r 1rs1-y
-. -. l.mw-aE 1T d. Am - L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

" a draft VIII take place in Michigan on
the 23d inst, unless the number of troops now
lacking (s979) Is previously raised BY volun-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

Lost.

&EOLhG o. taken through mistake rs- nam a,
70 C1lins hous-s a REPEATER PISTOL "a.
80 2 Co.s Rats9t IW4 Pay ten q rarst 10 ~ pe-.
81 - ieaYe Pc e. rhs A1reaf oErs.
.-.- Z . u.--.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

TRUB PATgI0T-We learn that there is g
man in Marshall county, Tsnosssss, who, week
bsfore lsSt, refused to sell his leather to specU-
lAtofs at one dollar PEI pound, sRd is selling TO
bis neighbOrs for thsir own use a. fifty cents g
pound. We saw yesterday al excellent pair Of
boots he sold within tbs lat two weeks to a
surgeon in the army st six dollars, such as are
retailing ia the more Southern S.sess Al twenty
five dollars He intsRds, we understand, as Tar
As he can, to keep prices at reasonable rates.
his name is John Lowry, and lie has two sons
ia the Confederate army. Let ibis mans name
DO known throughout tha southern C0alsdeTecy
as a true patriot - Chattanooga Rod
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21


GENERAL Bragg FALLING BACK.
Our intelligence both from Eorthera and
Southern sources, leaves No doubt as to the fact
taat General BRaGG, BY the fosce Of superior
numbers, has been forced to abandon kentucky,
aud fall back upon Cumberland Gap. By rea-
son Of bis immense numbers, General BUELL.
has been enabled, not only TO engage General
BRAGG in front, but to send forward hanking
divisions, threatening BRAGG in the rear. To
protect his "ines Of retreat" is, with him, e
matter Of the very first Importance as well as
an absolute necessity.
The realization of the truth Of this news is Of
course unpleasant, as it again yields up Ken
lucky and Middle Tennessee to the de~predadons
Of the invaders. General BRAGG should be re-
infOrced, at least to such an extent as would en-
able him to prevent the enemy from again re-
entering Tennessee. May we not hope that he
win bel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

- The S. Louis rspors announca that only
two divisions Of the Fsdersl Glmy Gen. Steele's
and Osterbsus arr leg a. Helena If what we
learn OF the condition 81 cur troops in Arkansas
be true, these euEht t1ba bagred
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

u General BeaUregard, evNr since the out
break of bostilities, has occupied a high place in
the affections Of the people OF Wilmington. We
admired the hero Of Sumter, Of Manassas, Of
Shiloh, Adversely has row given as new grounds
Of attachment to the distinguished leader Of cur
armies. His prompt humanity in sending e dis.
tinguished m.mber of his medical staf-Dr.
Choppin, to cur aid, and obtaining authority to
detail other experienced surgeons for tho same
purpose, can never be forgotten. Others may
admire the general-we have cause to be CRATE
full to the maj Wilmington Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

IN consequence Of our p~srtissns on the river
airing into the steamer Catshouls, J. Il. Dick
a. and Continental, Gen SHERMAN is proceed
ing to enforce bis IoGce, published some days
since, that for every boat disturbed he would
send out ten secession families from Memphis.
The Bulletin of the 10Th say, an allotment of
thirty families has already bsen made, and that
the rule is to send out the families having hus-
bands OF friends in the rebel army" The names
have not been made public, but it is announced
that each FIRMLY viii receive Z special Motif
eaten to leave in ave days. Those " having
husbands and brothers in The Confederate ser-
vice viii be taken first, and sfterward those
having other connections"
This is g maEnauim0us warfare which the
shivalry Of q nation claiming to begreat IS inau-
gurating-using .defenseless non combItsnts to
protect them from the bullets Of their open and
aFowed enemies An army, clothed in ell the
psrsphsrnsis Of horrid war engaged il driving
from their homes ome and children, to Lun-
ish them for the noble daring of their husbands
and brothers Shame upon such cravens !
Every southern heart viii revolt ct the remem-
brsnce thst we once called these men brothers.
That the order viii be carried out we have no
doubt and would call upon our friends in the
vicinity Of the city to render every possible aid
to the refugees as soon as they are without tie
Federal lines. These once provided for we can
adept measures to speedily punish the miscreants
who commit the outrage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

sPFfYAi, NANCE.

E5R sale ca a. CzT on O.. z. Rollins
rarr+- -nr- see u-4- or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

A MOTHERS HEROIsM Nj. Ben Holiday,
Of New York, gives a thrilling story Of the
scenes on board tho steamer Golden Gate. Oae
lady approached him, bearing an infant in her
arms. She said
Il believe you are Mr. Holladsy ~
Eyes, madam"
"Can you save my chldf"
at don't know, madam, that I shall be able
to save myself"
AHmy children (she had another three years
of age) can be saved, ! DM eoaseat 10 Be burned
in that fire.
As she spoke she solemnly pointed to the
cracking flames, as they f%uriousiy ragged in the
center of the ship. She never left the vessel
and other child were saved
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21
NRTEGEI

DAhOLzD and so5eH. 0Hcsrs and -.H--r ~ .-
a % hs1P-l simsnA viii rercr. -o -a--.r
Eanuv ga Mzszs Poi al ere-rdz. CrH III s---
Ca a~sal@ppl ~ Sseks1n. ou or b. the sra rrrr
for yauapEtai3n % their e0u--rd-
B. order % GsEzr-l BRACE.
u WRITE
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EnENR

GOLD WATCH on rts platform 81 r.- Tr
"a owe can g5ttls sane b. prrils reD-rv szt
2-5 nc eh-f e- On application 90 L1 B11uz- Har-
or % ths une-rsigaet 81 Po-r e 1r. rF
cr1t8 r.
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DIED,
aRzR'UAEE

nn.nshr o. tho lsss ia. ant n. Jous s.
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TO 4 n ihs stowah Los WORKS ssrslv c-r1-
, y, ca. che bLudrsd able56dieI Ns=~s-. wages
ps1d uo-11y az qusrlsry va q. QTsWBE.
% In Preai5aTf 2 n arf H ~--0---
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

Another sensation meeting was held at the
Cooper Institute, New York, on thu Sd instant,
when Andrew L. HsmiltoD, of Texas, made 8
speech from which we make the subjoinsd e1-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-21

HOUSE & y = LOT.
On Main Street,
30 = Ell
4 PPLI t' e. W. ALDET0EE.
"a c~.0-fcF W
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,,.. OF ,6o.s .ho AID ave =. ioilow,:


Tue BASsER RrPuBLfcAs CLUB or krsGs
CouSrr-At eet1t Of the BAN Republican Club Of the
City q Broosyn he'd Tu-esy a., following preamble
and resolution. unsnifnousy adopted and copy
i.Ied to be .ransm.t.ed to ;he President:
hsrcaf The President Of The United s'ses has, In bis
capacity OF Commands inChief N tn. Army and Navy,
issued proclams rinsug ~ ssses tiu rebelogs
states jauualy |. 100. Therefore
Rro1re tn. hall With Joy aHi ra'itude his ilu,Tous
rdict Of emancipation just we and aes,'ry means OF
festcrrs IN g. integrity Tat MON which DrefaheTs
r.sDsned aud which ia,e sought destroy That
Tor tlis bennett return handle acknow
- Almighty God who b., guided worthy Chief
Magistrate thereto, ard or hearty thanks 20 Abraham Lircoln
nls patriotic wisdom a. sdopNus H.
Rsf'rel That %. tie polli-a party which elected Pres
dert Lincoln hos cordially sus'eircd hun. for teeu months
policy i.gey 81 s;ei by bic ptics opponents. aud IN
Ilrny respects bitterly dst.f1i 20 bic el d,os they have
supported 10 giving f nd fair tri. 10 mode VI
aucu tho war ia which too llch !elrlcy ha been shown
and too much difference paid 10 Rebes ant as th policy
has coulrssedy proved llote and di'mal failure.
have rsht demand ihi, for the future political OPP
foneu sh4 scqliacc Ia uased Ia different
and which shall Aut Rebels AID traitors ust hese they feel
10 l1.st AID III t least.
holr,a That rejoice IN The ic that this Il 10 be
Liberty uud Union aud insspsrabie AMI
oreveri that psned IA rock OF Freedom, believe
Mon vii be- more glorious all more happy than
ant further believe hn there sayafon Tor country
except in Jusc.not FOR minority nor Tor nAorty-uo,
T sect, % iace-bu, Tor al men whom God has made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02
Goilschalk gives bis Grst grand concert al Irving
Hall, thls evening. See advertisement.

HoTEL AREIyALs.--Ihe Hon. Chauncey Vibbard
Albany; 4. Iasains Dupuy, Philadelphia; II. c.
Taylor, U. ). NJ; w. Baldwin, NewOreans; j.
w. Smaller, Illinois, AMI Il. IL. King, Montreal are
among the arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Tue Rev. Thomas j. Wyatt, Carroll County; Mrs.
Gen. Baird, Washington, and John Il. English, are
n tie Filth Avenue Hotel.
Col ID. Davis Concord, n. H.; p. T. Jackson,
Boston, and G. +. Haris, Providence, are at the
Brevoor House.
The Hon. Charles Sumner, Massachusetts,; Major
L. L. Panldng, u. s. A. VIM. Marvin, Key West;
{. W. kingsloy, Boston; j. a. Bullock Philadel-
dephiai James Barnes, Havana; George Deamsn,
U. s. NJ, and John Whilpe, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
John 4. Gri5wold, Tany, ind Thomas Z. Taylor,
Liverpool, are among the arrivals at the New-York
Hotel.
Hon. +. Rabbit. Erie, Pa. Hon. Col c. Buell..
lG9lh n Y. "; Thos }. Strong and wife, Albany;
Capt. Renan. US ~ Horatio Kern and lady Phil.
Rev. DIR. Bach, Newport, X. l.. Col. James Archer.
81. Lonis and X. ID. Evans U. s. A., arc guests ut
the Astor House.
Rev. 4. N. Morrison, jacksonville, Illinois, Rev.
I. Wilcoxson, Hastings, Mimi; Lieut.-C T. c.
Cooper, 9th Reg. N Y. "; Row. Joseph F. Phillips.
Niles, Mch.; Rev. ID. +. Grauvell jackson, Mich,
arc " the International Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

POSTAGE STAMPs-NOTIcE FROM PosrMAsTys
wAXESAsrhe Postmaster Of this city has Issued the s
lowing notice:
CAUTION.
The attention Of the public 10 called the following ota
Of the Postmaster General:
Every PosIsser l. Instructed 20 treat unpaid lei.
ter placed In pos.oce for ing which may b. covered
with stamp a, all solicit defaeed which h parent!
been used IL payment OF postss. such letters VIII Ne s
at o the Dead Letter Once
The above instructions will be strictly followed sad a.
persons hereby cautioned to carefully the stamps
affixed to mall matter intended deposited by taeis
mi. oce all letters bearing soed desced stamps o.
such have sppaenty been previously used for postage wb
rot be Vstded 10 tn i address bu cent TO the Dead Le's~
Ohier ADRIAN NAHEMAN, Postmaster.
PoR QRee, Moo Yo,k Oct |, iJ2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

Local MILITARY MATTEHs.-The Rev. p. Stry.
her the Rev Dr. Hare Professor Lnd.y ard other
speakers will addfes. meeting IN The Dutch Reformed
Church between Eighth and Nnth avenues tAs evening
aid the ioa.ics Regiment
Only two hundred more men are required 70 raise
the command OF tho Dufy LouGyes the maximum
ard fad 1. called 'o 20 be doposol with tho Prosdeat
Of The Ocean Bank or thai purpose to be dsbured
cTuits.
TIC Sixth Senatorial Regiment numbers sboui 500
men -Four companc. musefs into service last
The Filth Regiment Metropolitan Guard mum.
be 80 neu, and iuEea'us tie rate Of ~ per day
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FROM PENSACOLA.
cone.pcnaencs Of Tho N. y. rnbune.

u
PENSACOLA, Sept. 10 1862.
We arc watching the progress Of events here witt
great anxiety, for we know what important move.
nIents are projected for the coming season in thes
waters. Every report from the ship. yards Of New
YVrk, Philadelphia. and the ether Northern veuDort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

Hides 1d;io. = 10 Tallow II a1,c. e bi fe~' W.
= - each. Calf Skins. bd9c y 10. ,,n,
~ B-becf Extraand First quality include notnins a. ~.
best large. fat, stallicd Oxen. Second quality
best grass fed Oxen the hes. salfedCow and ne DC"
yeHold sseo.s. Ordinary consists Of Bulls ana Inc
lots. .,,-.;,,
SnEErEI,r. includes Co.ses aud when those Of b'e'"
quality are thrown out - - p.l.
There were g crs over the Grsnd Trunk and Eastern ia
road over tho Bosoa and Low and u over lie TN"
Oura. ..,,.. IA
RHx,Rxs-There was increased SUPPLY OF Cst,s ,Ss
Sheep this week The best quality OF beef sod about w
same as last week Mr. shedd sold Cattle TO Mr. Jstsg
for 81 aud for 30 so y cwt but tho shrink siow ed
auccd the price $50 ,, cwt Mr. Fowler sold ~ 70 wo
BRIDE for S64 so 70 ow net Long sold TO Taysef i0i
90 rs 90 50 g cwt All the Aoove were noua s,r
York N Bachelder old II very tine Oxen to T. 80
ri ~ cwt net. Common stock - GJ7c. lower or
Sheep were not quick bat the prices remain ap9u IA
Same. With the exception Of few lots that were unoa
O'clock which will have to DO sold decline 10 close W.
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MILITARY AGENT or NEw YoRK.-Slas II. Sweet

hlLiiAhf A"tNI W NkN lOhh'--c""S H. WV
land OF Troy has been appointed by Gov Morgan NhnsI
Agent for this state and detailed proceed to "sshns'Sa
AZ render such aid may be reqned In the transports
ton and supplies OF tho hospitals for sick and soanaea
belonging TO this State" also 10 assist the soeo'
the State dhsrg.i for disability IN perfec,rg their pie
and by acting medium o communication between "'
and their families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

AEEPsr orA MANUFAcTURTE or BASE CoiS.--
John Morton "" arrested on Tae'dsy Eight, and TO
prison, charged With manufacturing base coin. Icputv-
Mahs nlt and RashcA found die, and counterfeit coin At
the pisouers room No lsl East Brordway On ru- .dsy
afternoon by the Of Theodore Cook offered 90
OF Crnad, bills for sale 20 Jose ph levs Go. The
proved 20 be counterfeit and the arrested He WAS
talen before Justice Brennan and held FOR examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02
Cnmbridce Cnffle Market.

kfPoRrED FOS Tnk \. Y. TKIBuSs, 81 tso. 49, s,
Whole number Of Cattle market 2o9a; about 10 bee'e
and 498 Stors consisting of Working Oxen. Mich Cows ns
two and three year old ...
Prices or MAKk.r BExy-rx.rs, Sc 25Gs 70; nn'
quality rs 1896; second quality third quality, 81 y
Pkicss sr0Rx C,rrLE.-Woi kipg Oxen. per PSi
f8OG $50 Cows and Calves from t22. $2SgstVi Tea
lngs. s7Gss; rwoyear.oIds. elsa slsi Ih'es''~
old, s l60Sls. q,
Sheep aud Lambs 1900 at market prices Ia losa -
81 asa ~ 80 saoh sxtrs. S5i - e3G - 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

MARINE kossEs IN SEPTEABER.-During the past
cnth ~ American going vessels reported lost and
nnshs lucy consisted Of steamers 7sbip bark bgs,
eeboonen ana h2op Ono Of the steamers
tns Ad,sna.Ss Of the aubsr u we're yI.cted a6so.
Sess value sxclusvs Of ssIyoes IL estimated At over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

HosoR 10 TIRE BRAyE.-Lieut. +. Mum OF
Company O. e,h v y v, compliments the following men
r gilan. conduct srs NJ '. h. Carpenter sers. Thomas
De Hs,er. C5fp Philip Leindcnbersh and Private Herman
all Of the .th Newly orb These behaved In
the mos, gallant in the mid Of the Calling OF the
enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02

--latest ship News.
"-.Low-B.k virginia., FROM BoIdssax by p''~ss~
Muy Am WillsaA NJ. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02
sicL and Wounded in The General taorptni
Frederick, nd.

The fol owing is a report Of the sick and wounded
IN the a. > A. General hospsl FREDERICK Nd io' VIC
We . sndiug Saturday,, sept. r, low; co
Rem1u.ug at last report. ~
Admitted during the ~ees...........'.''.'''I'Vio