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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21
z SsYEE'E

All claims against the Saddle and Harness establish
meni OF the subscriber. will he settled by Mr. Robert
Shaw. aud all indebted to the will please make
nHncnf to him. as II is necessary to close up the out
standing business
II. N. PRITCHARD.
Dee :. 1851 I'm I'D
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21

Consienments of cotton tobacco wheat and corn re-
spectully solicited, and which will have faithful per-
sona attention good supply of Groceries always on
hand and for sale reasonable terms. Orders for
goods promptly filed Both concerns will adhere
strictly to selling produce commission. Neither
will buy commission, speculation or other
wise the articles named above. their business in pro-
ducc is confined exclusively 10 selling.
We respectfully call the attention OF operatives and
planters to Petersburg of the best cotton markets
in the South. The demand il good both from manu-
fcturers here anG for direct shipment from City Point
Europe.
Efforts being mode to ship cotton direct from
Charlotte to this point, for So per bale.
January %, 1861. pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21
III. S. CEMENT

Keeps for sale Lard and NEAL also chicks
ems &c. y fresh supply Of candles ust received. For
sale cheap for cash. Two doors below the Jail.
October IS 1851
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21
MARTIN, TANNAHEAL 81 CO.,
Successors to n NJ. Martin, Bro. Co..
GT0ceTs and Commission Merchants,
PETERSBCRG, VI.
WALTER *. MARTIN & 90,
(Succes5ors to y. NJ Martin, Son & Co..
Commission Merchants,
PJ(rJ/I(JNT) Ia

R, A. MARTIN, Formerly ef Granville county y. c.
Ropr. TASHAHLL formerly of Edgecornbe county c.,
WALTER X. MARTIN Of Richmond, Va.
n. N. MARTIN do.
K. II. CUNHINCHAM, Jr. do
REFER TO &. F. Fisher Esq, Prcs Railroad +;
Dc W J Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh Il CASTOR Railroad :;
r Bridges Priest Branch Bank at Tarboro. G; Hon
" Edwards, Warren comfy; James Bullock Esq,
Granville county: Fisher. cashier Exchange Bank
Petersburg Va; Battle, Esq, Raleigh.
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WOOL! WOOL!

Expected to arrive in 4 few days,
@M 6AHAGh LBS. WOOL, which will be
q 81, SYSDQD sold on accommodating terms.
Dec. B. TRELOAR BLAIR
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s. ATsaTs.

81 RdA SACKS just received and for sale by
Ay@SQP
Dec 81, SOL. WILLIAMS OATES.
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VIII, Charlotte & Ruth. Railroad---
WESTERLY DIVISION.

On and after Monday the 18th instant, the Passenger
Mail Train will be this Road daily (Suuday
cxcepted) as follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21

NORFOLK, January 9-Icrsors wishing to send
letters to the United States viii observe the follow
ing directions:
l. Letters must havc the envelope, in adIi-
ton to the ad dress Of the lorson for whom they
are intended. ''yia Norfolk and Flag OF Truce"
2 Write hot more than one page
g. Enclose money to pay the United States post
age.
T. Do not address letters to Gen. IIucer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-21
THE POOR MANS BUsHEL OF CORN.

An Illustration Of theme so full of painful in
terest just now, when the granaries of the land
are grOanlng beneath their burdens of corn,
and-wheat aud rice and sugar, etc; when each
succeeding rrice-current notes advancing ten
dency"in must of these articles append the
following anecdoe, which is said to have occurred
about the time of the first revolution
Two farmers were chosen deacOns fthe church,
and their obituaries have since asserted that ''they
adorned their profession" Just at the close Of
tie war, the district in which they lived Wis
tied by grevOus famine, and the farmers were
generally keeping their corn for the contingent
cies of the future. Those who could offer no 9TH
er excuse fol- refusing to sell, 'were keeping it
for seed ~ y poor man in the vicinity went to
one Of these deacons, and said:
~ have come to buy bushol Of corn. Here
is the money; it is bout all | can gather"
The good deacon told him he could not spare a
bushel for love nor money. He was even stinting
his own family in order to have a large supply
for seed! The poor man insisted-urgng that
his family then suffering from Of
bread but all in vain. At lass he said deacon,
if you do not let me have the corn | shall curse
you"
Course me- replied The deacon; how dare you
90 thing SO wicked "
''Because." said the man, "tIe Bible says So"
Nonsense !" exclaimed the deacon; there is
such thiH. in the Bible"
Yes there i" replied the poor man.
''Well,' said the deacon, ''if you can ind such
text I'll give you bushel Of corn"
They went to the house and taking down the
family Bile. the poor man tnncd to Proverbs
1lth C. and 26 Y. and read, ale that wholde;h
corn, the people slall curse HIM; bat blessings
shall be upon The head Of him that sclleth it,
The deacon was fairly caught, and taking the
man to the corn crib, gave him full bushcl. As
he hpIppd ia mt n nm his Shonllar he told his
poor ncighbnr to go over to Deacon Clark, ana
curse him out Of a Eu>hcl -
Will not somebody take Bible in hand and
visit the Spectators in various staples Of army
aud dome site necessity I'll a similar mission?
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PROCLAMATION

Dec :. 1861
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Nov :, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
TIE THEATRES.

Tleee institute ia. all on Broadway, have ertetec
fam tie snow aud IL ai-soi,lng views ct mud h''
elush. F,rtwoLigtts ihu treasury toN was draie~
in u,orr,ing. Auotb,r fab OF slow and tie prom'S'
Of a ,l.y must adj to he difficulties OF the eorl"t
week.
We have to record no novelty, unl'ts tue revV".
# !t.ynrr ut Nib,oe ice considered such. but ~
ryrou Lad not the f,utsst cor ce ton oil chaI"ctel
,,inn or d,,.,iuic in0igiduaht,s. it matters luli,
w,o acrs in his plays. lr. Haehe1 i"s been IT,
r..rng lis popu IA F.isla'f, and viii eye more O
tLe saiHe.
Al Laura Kccne's the American Cousin haf
been ,lulIy tcpe' 'ed.
The Wir.,r Garden will present some change
io-ui4iL Mr. :. cttrac. he id nrei coulecip'
wtlu pl ear in bu,l ,tone's comedy OF Married Lfr
Doc riIes in ii, larl OF Sc 20 VA Tie Il lendd spec
tasic Of ne hulad Queen. Milamo Cabas ami NJ.
Xneues, he SpAnsl dancers, G.1 u ballet troupc
~ IA i.lso per orm. These give he genuine Spa'is
sfcIs, with All The Antdnri.u iis and graces, b'"i
natives, and uut imitd.oro Inc oiy.
Tt e sund ed ,Oni.d 60 ARE III IN favor at Wa
4cks. TIE isl Tor this evening aui three en'ce'''
Ing ores il: SIC S'oors to Conquer; Poor 1cn.,''
nnu; Town oud CoaDtyi Speed the Vow ~
experiment cf pi,i tlose worAe has sd''e'd'" ~
lie elegant il,atlc Il been inrli.na" "'o'''"'
II, M,.run.s tic isiry diana OF tn'ne '''.
constitutes IN attraction. Forthe 'lroi'os ~ '''e
SEQ the ia,t rcs.iyc advertisements.
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u,rar, san Ernncisco.

s.S F.AsCsc0 , ilts, Jan II, l"'.
~ 80 ,,-cet of e~uof. iuafy c'id uoh4h
n,'' ,,c.,irr. another storm Ars commer'ed
IVA ,,,icb doibu - comes ilon tie Hooded ior'
u % Wv ~ lost Of tie interior counties la slb-
~ n n, communication with the minlog disIiists
i'' .isl n,e. by concurrent reso'n'lo,, agrees
. ,,,I,,,c tbe C.l,iOuin loulOn u tue N"llOHal
4 r.. ,lution Las also passed tie Legislature IN
ruliug cur Delegation Ia 1" gree 10 tib' I'VE es-
ian eat al Il, line OF mil s.sauen between san
,n.,i- and ! IAN ami L. iir. >,
Al tho nayi.aJle rivers oi Oregon arc closed by
@.
TIC Driti,h steamship Join Bell CAPT. Scott ar
,i Yesterday, iron Liverpool, with LOS bales OF
.ol;on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

'A'LhoAD AocDrsT.-A collision attended with
80 =, '''S'quences o,cuntd on the Not,en Cen.
.'"i i'.'''O.o ol Friday morning. A f,i.lt tram
quo 'eI1s '''n colled at teud 10 NE road near
49, .o',''y.'"H' Nd. One nan, a vors VA, on lie
'u''~n'ly Killed ana four otn. II Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
commerce OF Will

Inc following iaes aie ,akca ION Tie .onTal
,,.Ioit ., "a a., INV kee {, amber OF Coaiaef.e:
90 u " .'' 'le pasi te,r auoui IL to 4. 81
in'reasc OF receipts as comps,ed w1h 1850 7.N3.,.
sOs- increase OF shipments, 6,84CG&. IaIu,. of
Produce Exports ia 1850, Sl20JJ, y,0; N 1851
a., vVV.VvV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
CRY ITEMS.

TIE heavy snow-storm q Saturday furnished
splendid sleisbing yesterday. All the livery men
were laid under contribution for everything that
went on runners, and from early morn MI late vi
night the roads and avenues in and around New
York and the suburban cities were resonant with Tue
music Of tie sleigi-bels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

ocrs save over 500 900 in duties which would other
wise bave gone TO the Government. 4 single hfm
in this city saves the snug sun of s75,ooO on It's
shipment by tiis vessel OF coure tie purchasers
Of lea will not derive any benefit from tie exemption
OF her cargo from the new tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
Law LNTELLfGENCE.


TIE COURTS Foh ffhtiA hf'
To-day the February term Of tine Courts COM
me- e. Gevord tie Przs Csl-ulr there Isl b. uu' little
n ip rt.nce ~ o.. Fed rsi Courts TIE Sup toust
Geu,T' term commences uutile wi vtrr rttJ r-
(. cudire important appeal TIE Srrrid rem
which J.. . %. trd rv,y moHfh opt during cio tii
YER fp-ns vi 100 e i,.ues. Ih'r "i Do nut n' ~
rtit held fer 60 daf puTyp.e- Ore ca VII n" cof ed
witch sil y5obbs orr1fya 1rini.it q mr IN Stp-
rio count Gsuer fc,ul ,set'r occupies about W ap'o a.
The Sn-csl rtm hfa b, Judg, ~ tr hs O. tlfif ~
ip. cs.s The superior Corr. Will sse mold two TIA Tie l,
vh On anew cri dar vi .Ho- b" nsce %? some '
csu.e. have Is pot o." rr ctndHr To-. ON
IA 90 Pee. Will hold IIih 1rrL.- dn1 tie hrst two
wee 4, .ni 6rrfsi Tenn during b. i, o' thr in'nfh
TIE sp-citl Term 10 "a sessiln ttfol-h",t 90 800"
that bulge bsdy D. Al- deci.iDu 900 fe
tot GsYfcsOo in fes dsif b. this 0is-A OIL TIC
touft.
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Nsw-YonK uosr,1AL.-weekly Report to Jan.
IAdveriisemeutl
THE 1EIPUsr ALBANIA
inR INAm.


This popnln ASNrN 7. nov ready.
PWck T. gents, y capi", ior 81 fo copies 90 postage
paid b LEVrss - pr 100 CAN od~ls foicit d.
Ne supps bGcs brss # tie Ttibuur Almanac fr
,ears 1879 it5j l 1850 $685. 1885, ab al l0b Price lJ
each po,; paid. Adde'S TUX riuBCSg, New York
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! A YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL IL HIS
Hran 10 know how use 'he bet ndsa tsse. Get
careful Exam ~ foWLEK " Els .v' bT0.dw.y
! --~sr -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

John r. Fisher ct ~. at. Lewis Gurus e. al;
N,ivirrt Mdn-iicn sgt Robert Livi s,toa ct aLNo u'
yrufcI
e nrrsr H. Hror AT Henry Heeinan el ~ -ludsuert
a. de aud c.u-o restored tlo c.cuu. Cosi 10 spde
ersff. -,
Cifiiiar = Sloane sat Thomas L. Ru'hmofo ct al-Mo-
ton rtarfel on p-yu-ut ~ o. 70 c'sfs NJ fp1ton.
H.ufv liHr-ln,rA OFT Andrew Nolhchc Motion grant
"a 90. r,,u sff oi cn.ft, ntd rvltr nrr oife.rt.
trss 80 r lf. N hn~ - q Nj zion gfautrd un'ss rlsn.
tf sn too pay o,rdaut. attorney c'ts Of sait AID
lN csst. 90 uofl1n.
Cl,fr. D. hi.ri-on set Henry Nls -ho'iou granted.
81 /, 200 coI nrs. o. uJ wilii ten cEys sour c. ~.
lI.I.t hr frc1- o. sut Fss co-'s
Aer.ider Irytr tsL ss, Wa. H. Prince 81 al-h'uon
cfsrfsd
.n' ~ Laiuer a. Johr McGlyl ct sl.Aioon grated.
si.h a IN rasfs Oh. ud4 i"us &C =,
Cisrc. fit ttd ngt. hecrf ct alNltion d'ui"ed VIII
30 costs. ~. -
tilfrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

The will Of Samuel Saunes, "A merchant Of this
city admitted 70 probate llr ie.n'r beluri he'd TO
tie conrfr.aii.n 81 uaI J.sLtfuu, 81 Oeerr se~ ills
c 81 > The Hebrew euevorut -ociriy tue same
,u,au boz sppf PIRATE to The benefit OF tho Orphan h',
lul urd.r their charge
The i. a. The iogrnr persous admitted 10 probate
5hn Mrlut,sb, " Ia p. bird sod BeoJsiLin +. Josln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
United STATES MAK-HAys OFFiCE-FgB. Pc
far- Mef-lal d kItAy.t
FOH Tnf TNtCrIiOS OF CAPT.

United states Nar-tnl Murray has received IT,
stlc ons Tie Cove nu-nt 20 Prpsr~ '' to "as alton
Of Cor. GORDON ceuIdfc - cetHg - to -sgetraar on
h,s-i lie sip Frr I'd ,et.crd o. boz ha gej on frv
r-lt I~ N.'.si ua.irg M preliminary arm 9" irf o.
.pcl asi,.uilF au''rt Jufor 0 trs, 90 i''h mrn
lt-r Court and i..1irg ins ,ii.us no o,,i IL
sud o,lrf petous wh, may desiss 10 De p,.shi - he
.r---fol.
ts sra.ruc. anl iaafai h.i NOT received any oie
o .fIirsfitu up ls.e uIur 10 .lt..
N ne .rf 30 %, ia.dnu shai o.. csffied into effect IL
wi D., tie brit rr.rii nude. ~hch make. De aDs
,n .s.e. i.lonN ed POM. -ble ~ q. tth.
Mostly FoH WITNESSES, JURORS, AID EMPLOYEES.
Tie Mar-' ~ received rC-dry from tie department
u sat- E.oO0 g. no-s 20 crrais Indicted
o. jlofs snd emp II Tho fe4ssi ours
10 af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

AttFcIg BKE.Cu OF PEoMiai Of AA"i.i'"h'-
q, ..,,., g.f.l A. G.ak',I, a fsaB - spnr nr'Ip el
-, t,...,. ln..r. Strrn Lta't a4A t".Hr '' .t
80 ..I,,,a r cusTfe a. ohf. ilts to"t n.ori PIT, FN
,.t l.rr. .rs htlts is.as od.iit nila' i- D. ''''
800, ,tnlr ltou QUO isls' 'ait 'i' iha' t'' 81 i'
I'D - "A, her; t.ht tiia aAt 80 o. htfth IT, 100 20 10
f, 49,. trltof D,c..ubrr. iHli tt.. GOO tr Do 70 'i we
.,. ,,d ofirr consilrl -tiDis 90 hr rat'n i''''
b. a., f,ffrv lmi iuf r n-ia.i 1tt' 90 o. ''''
.t.i l.. 49, ti- accnsrd .tld fiui De- go 49,
49, d.. "a t4tet afiy ,c out De- .a'' 900. i ~.
~. 80, cofir. o. from = littrI h'f "a o. t'-
80. ..y,f ~ 10 b. - cr rp'i' 'r'l .''''"
~ no, 10 Ia ssoau 10 ,fosd"Hi - i.'' ''t" ~"
i.' " ~ Az fefuIi go sac h,f To-. o. u, us'i -
80. t.r h., "a, thr li,l-nt 900 go. an4n' 70 '"i I' 80
.' 81. o'tiftlry wo e. loFi tsit ~. in,' D..
-, t.. ,yprutts Dot air uha "lt i"fi '' 1.F
Il tis.. q. is VINE ~oue' "Lo" ~ ''''''a ..,.
,tt. .,fy .ud no ractrd nim q" '.. 200 icy p.
,,,ol',ed gl.n tic sooufed n'ioNtd ''i''', -
49,, - I'D A thar point ui~ tn'-."it'l "''""
ii .,.d I..teLa.. Wego oHo eve, --.'.- - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

The British steamer City of New-York, Capt.
Pe,re, leii on Satu day for Liverpool with 30 ca'in
passengers aud olLeis IA the ,teefnge. She tshes
out $lOj, 26i ia specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

TrAs.-Tbe din Union, which sailed from China
on the 5,h Of Angus, aniyCdat tls port with very
large cargo Of ieus on Wednesday. WINE ~ pom
IN China she toIhed TIE rebel flag aud whs Ooh'dod
BY one OF the GOyernmeut cruisers, but nothi"t
could 10 found TO warrant her detention. ~ ne
Gate OF hsr Isyers (lrov ous Auguft y, tbs shp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

EORONTN5 MI T6T'-t OTU'ICT W'IV! u" -
iueu--t sesie dny al No. $40 Nrsiuet street. upon tne
b az - JON Perry ueiiye 81 SCsrf eyed q yfas VINO
died fon iriui scanstG hy ianng o, 'gn Don u'
u the TOP OF the Lo.r NO. S1 CaDi eet on the -'t "'
January last The luTy crus4fed IN pirs WHO it ~ us
.ru Tor IN n.ecurc Hau'e- ia winch y was si,l'ln'i
The ign in qDetion es twenty one let 'ne 1no ''e "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

Orc- ,e ef ia. r ,rfth Pierinct i's'erdsy arrested
m scss " no /. thaccd hy Patrick Dempsy with hsins
rs,., pon hin c0arirs II ~ MI pom 'b. pahA ~
Tryn Briacway an saturday, Ia 'ouut "po ff' .dr -A
foirteen of these ~ u.s. winch h. y c<eied e'ins
q, le r.uice Justice steers It'd AgtDs 10 t"y nnl.
D.rpssv 49, thoroughly corvoced Of bis honesty NAV 10
h1r.t.r M. b n hmm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

House the Of Fourth and Foue entn 'ee
and commenced ss.su upon she l0 eco-P' ,tlenl";
to shoot TN fnan who at beo her nd whom $40 dtcei
- hee nsnd hiynr been lsri-d 81 him ~ Lo~encr
Mess by Elder J'n. Of TIE Bspd.i thuch Ni's Gl'te'
'crest cloud the inruins wife also scrsmd but me IN
yd ' equal 10 the ami fu % the
&c caniig medley. calmly Il he IT, rung 4" h7
ssin of the 1hva'a Ihi, demou.ttii9u gave f'se a
general xgui.u OF the rn'eu tut- ii-tsN. Tie had "a
tus gone bs been arrested sls, ION Hurl, bat 30
nd hort the hair ~ any Le,d aS be duly dis
CHARGED he u quite fa!lus his adrnitres. H. ns
ui.e into the st cors II the fir Lex only b-'ray TIER
eorh~uce aud worA their iuin bot l ohr, eueuts
di.fiugIishri VITA him thu 3.
Tragedy ldrd th-ir to-a'"res here .r
hearts were I'll. triumph. hove bctn inauci'l such l. the
o,,uv Of h. wife with child ide IN his
Tnr ,tlr, j. long b. te % present. howeve snce TO
81, thai on Saturday Officer King onsht the accBsed-a
nan .rr.l,nf sdaicss p" BEL ffrs'cn'r d. ciO .
ia, , ~,rr. vEo c,nmi'fci him To- n.nHto L. ihe
nm of -2tOIb . be lai.s-Safah aud mo Injured
M . CONT IN -oursur snd rode of IN the same carriase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

SfA-CoAsT MoIAns.-Twcnty-thfee immense
corr, n,ortars, weighing between 1900 and 1900
ronude Zach. are now lying at Pier No. Nohb
River. awa.tiug shipment 10 the Southern coast.
lev were delivered On Saturday moTning from he
Calden and Amtoy Railroad They were cass al
Tie iouudery at TIu.bursh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

M4RlsE LossEs LAST MoNTH.--The marine losses
for the Mouth Of January show an aggregate OF
- vesses. This number includes 2seamerr, 10
slips. l. carbs. Us Irs aud 81 schooner. Oh ihis
number 81 were alardored at sea, la Of those aoau'
donod being eruu-laden. having cleared with ~
ward Of $4,000 bushels Of wheat ind corn. Tie
total value Of The properly lost aud missing b.
81 Ci2. 100. exclu,iye Of damage 10 vesseis not
amounting TO u total los-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

EXPENSES oF THE COorER CNOH.-The sworn
statement Of Tie Coope. Union for 'Ae Advancement
Of Science aud AT of tie receipts aud expenditure
on account Of the SOME for the last year Shows that
on tie IT, Of JannpIy, leGl, There Was in TIE handr
Of I've Treasure SIS 20. Tie recepr from all
sources including It donation OF 500 from VIM. II.
Appleton and 81 800 50 the b'iarce Of Peter Crol-
ers donation u $4,000, and $Jl9 Il borrowed,
were So 500 O.. The expenditures for ihe ZANE
,enod were SCOOP II, leaving balance Of
81 1871 So in tie hands Of tie Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
corar OF GENERAL sts,'IoNs-FF'' L-HFfo'o 10ls'


Poster Re,uoiis convlrtc1 of grand mrcenv, WAS
~ ,,. .rt,r o., o. tho .tae "i.'u fortEo y'fr-
d. lli a., 81 oi ,u4n' zze.'Ht "a' a'hi 10 ue
,,rt Cfinn ,n. convicted Of a. aal with dangerous
,.t..~.t o. fl, t~Hifrg isiy f'r rlunth,
r. hpity con, irf'd , .saut GHd battery, "nh tcnt
b.. t,- civ pIi=ult Tor D." aal
hin r-, coon, Of 4fcnIt at aHo lrcrry ives 'eut
o. tn- 90. FntOn uy" oats' . t., 4 ~
f,,irr to tic id o.. gree G.. tlr r,slsc - 'h""tirr
-, tsc.,..ohl.i. Nc houirr tis CO." srl 10 hnt ny
s,,t rlotsi inla IfipoltDirnt 90. f,Nt'tc" unt o.
snrdsy g. ,rd, 70 give 81 opportunity ''f e""n"'''i
I Al Gu. @ms, Led fi,' io had hrned sucu'y'y -
.. .t.t .rI 600 20 90 flft ttG iad -ltte
t,,i.d ftt, srr ruf-stucd o. lr from ohr 'trss
I'D IsLfa- " n ratrr iin ir .s'i 60 di-p"-c 81 TIE
,i-..u,i rl, ntd &C. at o. t' .l-''ttr me mo-
,, on ill.,. .t ti~ r-ol'r f ,oAi"g 'r 'r'o hnf ,'i
- o.. a., fcuto nli co. Ola isri Go rn.ut "a" 'nf
~ ,d, 81 Go t.lr i~ o. o. % 1f it'nats " boo i"l
IN H., he'd. m tLr foe 'ou.' vts isd o." t'c '''
80 s ,rrd uts flno.He the Language used - ii ir '''
, af ftr prifi I'D 'ir ~ ,tt chase q. 81 Do" o.
,,f l.rr tli un'o' t.nair 'crr fricr u"d 'r in a.
,t, 10 IL tltrf Ls luf o. d. i'N W."
~,.,li. IrcIi. i. trd fittt tn- joy % "nHJ ~
h.ol have f.ftri via n-, c'.~ "a ft! tnrit i'"i
.,. dalton af tie prisoner e. flr nr e. 81 ih~ '"i.
., dice ,ifs.rrltcr=. a. ci-tH.rd Z" - .i ii' i"
,. add " 90 o 900 boo ny loe~ =" ace Hecrt" ~ is pr
.t brft Doe Ntrrunf s7 at 10" mrici "i h' "u""'"s
Ft tl t- o., d. Cob.l The sbo'uori't The 'udrr po't
I'D t., et i.n rHi fHr r fflct 10 HstI'utt
al t...t t..t aii.u r'd h.. Geo. ir.ifL
t.. NcCrur t Irc rhcce. si} regular ~ thr ct 'Nt
IA irdi,i itrir i.tinr 60 co tt' Hftt '"'i g. tr.a
- , i. tt- la thi-r isf fAcusN~" i thi. n- tp'
ts, ,cn occul led d" lcas coIus c-sc' 40 ia ohce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

Is MENoRIAm.-An organization known ar the
Farnh4m Association composed principally Of The
nremen Of New-YoIk, has recently been formed 10
t1s city, having for its object the colec nn OF fund.-
toward the erection q monument 10 the nem'r!
If Col. Noah l.. F4rnLam. Que or more o. the
Commit re having the matter Immediately II charge
NAV be found every evening or the Hone iionse.
re.dy 10 receive Subscriptions aud give any desired
information. Col. farnham, VINO was one OF The
fret who volunteered for the defense Of the National
Cmi..i was brave and rhiilfl soldier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

TANMASY AwAEisc.--On Thursday evening afeg-
ularueeringoflle Iammau, Hall General COMMITTEE
vIll be held when IL 10 raid tAat q E S.chems viii
lo'd grand row.wow, aud consider the mater 81
o., ing he ipe Of peace to tie ,1be Of mozart, ~
that the Democracy nay once more be united III
The city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

THF FIRE DEPARTMENT BALL.-This entertain
melt produced tie sum Of s. 600, which, considering
tie limee VIII prove highly acceptable to tie Fire
Department Fund established for tic relief Of the
widows and orphans Of iremcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

DR.. TRAILS LEcTuHrs IL WAsHIScToN'-A
course Of lectures in Washington, ID. C., is an
uounced in our columns tlis morning by r. I. Trail,
NJ D., President Of the New-York Hygeo-Thtr'-
i eulic College, 20 commence on Tuesday eveoing
Feb. 4. Dr.. Trail pledges himself to demonstrate
tat the b. geic system which be teaches il the only
true system Of toe hellLg lie takes the ground
that the mortality in onr army from Up Old fevers,
pneumonia, measles, &c, il wholly unnec' ssary
and that p,oTer hygiene treatment would save TIE
lives Of thousands Of our officers aud soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

The UHiTLD STATS WIrSfssfs II TIM HOUSE,
or DEr1sTioS.-Ihc large number Of United States
Witnesses IN tie Iouse Of Detention in lbis city,
who were to have been turned out on Saturday,
on account OF Ion-pay Of eXIeusfs, have been
retained BY order Of the Police Comm sson9rs. wlo
recei, ed letter stating that the uecessary funds had
been received, aud that the account would be paid.