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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-03-05

HI. G. Akeley, Circuit Court Com
missioner for Ottawa Co. Office at the Court
House, Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-03-05

G, J. Pfaf, Sheriff of Ottawa Co.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-03-05

George Parks, Treasurer of Ottawa
County, Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-03-05

BUSINESS DIRECTORx-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

- -
- - .'a'1s s'su'ys - IN thF S1ght
~. n1l.e1 ~t.e n;sr-ser. ana inads Of
'lea aasu ~si iasnk.ls inehss
rN Z 49, sin = ne rs.s'sise's
i'-s ,'-s.s slerld " about :
J, N sysei ~. = -. y =. $40 Lave then
.s.,s. = 49, n \. IN. s''ss s1e orses en- pof
w. 4 - - ..,.' ,os n@; -. -.
- "e ss'o'es iwo q'lsrn
- .1 -.ssn mo- n,n sn. evening"
80 -s nay ~ii keep hsnl
II I; So .."f'.'n, A ceEn = 81 -
- -. -, !. 'av q t.,res g csinnicn slnA
80 'n a'S W ING same Purpose, "
I'i& fnarss o corn aud cob meal ~
- n -'nEI. - mezi.em wosk. toss
-. Z =. p-.s' s'A s-,s y corn, q three
- !, y cN.n " cSo meal should hs
.s1 'i.l.e 'os.,ss. 's'nes IsF day, With ~! ths
''1s rs. rs vii vi. =: al. ~ az hard labor. six
f'1l.s = - 'en ears - corn ot four
- com and eoo meal, will 10
.ri-sts1 ~ AoIs MS nat ccos''as
- =. 's.,-' -. NJ. ng'sfs- as much " 4 gll
/. - sn''.''Eil' s item nndsgestel; but ~
1 : -. W nIsns iArti.ers, give Dr.
,sss'~.s ~ ieea * - N feedins new
49, 'ns~1 - taken nos % give
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

The first tlSiry o. Importance i !
good stable, which should 5c warm.
light, dry and veil ventf'1tEi. Each
'cf these CONDITIONS mus - ch~csrrd
70 insure the heath md dcssnfsrtcf the
horse The cDli winds inu.t nss ubc
permitted . blow upon him. horslarr.
foul air till The statse- Lct apI<nsifnI
supply Of pure air AMI ligEEf be admit
tcd through windO<s Or bIisds- lie
stalls sllculd t. II tcet long - : AZ.
wide; mangcrs teF hay sre Issierahie
y RACKS, - the horses are Les I.alIe
~ waste their hay - sxttins It nnsisr
their icet- The uiaDssF ssscl.i fssLsut
, IL feet high neIs. ~ tie stai.. an
y inches hi-i.er " frort sssus 20,
irchss wide = t'.e top, III It tie bos-'
tom. ard exteii1 to ,FI;iin 1E inc,,esI
Of tie floor. which vii leave roou,
beneath fcr fir t<ilin. IL icv'
piece ca bcf'i s1es Hi f-s1 hiaasscer'
sir,all L. > isrhsstht-t, cfi III. = 5od. 4
N cl4cycni :he here frcsr ~-r1H.t
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13
Prom i's Anerie.a AgrieuI'sri,t
Great Display q fnnpkins squaahes,
". .ap Fa1cy Gonr1s eee.

Two long tables, covering m area
~ lJV Iuarc fcct. were crowded visIs
tLe gciden gIsbes. and above slsess
~srs suspended nearly sws kundred
specimens Of fancy go0ris ot every
VARSITY Of form and color. the whole
making . display probaliy never
equail,d in this country. Ths ten Ias-s
gest each weighed over one hondreds
pounds. fhiraggregafe smouDtins %
Ills pounds. Or An average q f17LS
pounds each. Il - = matter of ~
little qualification, that in THE. -. in
many other friendly contests. We have
bea;en .John. BlIl, and ulat too. vhens
he hAi All Europe 70 back him. Earlyr
IN the year, the Regal Horticultnrsl
cCcitty invited England and the rese
" tie. world, to unite IN : great Inter
national Show Of Fruits. yegefables.
Cereals, and Gcurds. Il was cenefally.
understood that the last named pro-
dnctions, including every yarefy Of
melon, squash and pumpkin. we're o.
s,c the chief feature Of the exhibitions,
and 20 find that contribuel0Uo ffUlz&
other Ccustries tlsan Enx1uBd wefo
lnosily soufncd 10 this line. 4 Tho
Show came on during tLe second wsek1
j. OetCbers and fall 1sposss - givsau
n cur foreign tiIss. . lIT yariety 81
nlmbsr II me eourlls family, ~ sD.r
aibiii0n vss first cl2Gs, bse accusdingl
- the figures. jonathan .EnnlD .farf
ahead ~ size and Foduokisencssr--E
The heaEicst l,umpkip shows = Loo
Ion weighcL l.G pounds, the second
arrest IL polH1s- U&e ws1l .csir
'lnalI be<ide osx u,amnlotll .specimenxg
Ehich stands 3 -iect l.Aga, girls s cat
lpches, asd we.gheI when picked
50 pounds. IL weight Las nincsy
'sea redncs- " drying ott,n EQpE ~
'ur specins-ns each W., oyer ZOO
,0nnds- s. v . car tow PIT Another
Gather IN 'the c4p'ct Yankee Doodle,
rid nav c3siu The :astest yacht. the
80 re8rer. The lost e1Iective Runbcuf.
nd ~ Bl66EST PUMPKIN!
$500 AA--1--l--A------ A. pHHTHR1
ev1i~ Rs.sIs sslss sssssssa essvs1sn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

e. The Bs-fsr nsrsu..ss: we a:-
isfSrmei shs, I-r.s rsnssr .: sou.es IL
Ills city asd virisi:y are Lirei . z.krI
sSoisn ssiris fsr Ihs -e-.,:ss. q lie ,.si.slsl
ph''aee q fire een's sp'sse They are
hired bT sontr actors no ct zooi p-ic.s.
sti q the Gvvsrnnehi sal.re S-s.inx rich
ooi Of the business. We are .furiher iu-
formed th.t smsrf <Um,l ca make to-
ofihe-e shirts j. ~. lksrsby earairg isL|
senfs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

Pz4prcnsss ss Ts-nsF-h usy MOI
s<sssserzJly kne- .kst ID. .ers : f.-r te-
eominesae Of ne s-syi-s F-0tseu q Gu,
$780, Fs~ eOoaIies 81 w.risk. s,-neeI
md DJssls hav< each -sIi .a10 90 -or'l
VI TOD ~ ~. y~.r, - <rDou0 for .hs
Three c11.:ies- L re azs.na< Ave tssa
prOcuesc and rols IL ctkrr conniie-. and i
ronli % inisrs sling - kse< shs .iaroas
. the Slate irsn hat Prci1rt-. TIE halls
slosg 'he Osio rissr PsDls-s lie fnes.
grapes. .zi Indeed lie ersSi ! Payirr one
az 'hrou- n The sOulhern sas eeasrL eprs-
'ies- II y.n5sstsss eOualy one v;IeynS
q Eve ssres yIsIdei = the oznsr &c oO0
I'M yepr- The Prciaci u - scr-Lun Ill.
500 " oae oF cur mos v-'rlS.c fx2Dr,s.-
in;ssiigsia isrn.sr- y Ss..hrrn IaI.4a. -
'hsi = isx years The! I'll 80, ssssr
io.a he river in lsrssr 9.zlsirie. i. - No.
ascsnls tbs ohio-Ex .....
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

.Hs1orzbly NseA<resS .a1tsli
~ D1Al 9sss~v.e etasr - a. Dsks,Sp
.Israt shs :. .n->s~t ssi- ,sshse - 49,
onsr several ~<~ks>-, 49, s..-s-es@ st~x u
'he Gsvsss&eu' b.-'st-s. xvs.s-- = -. ks-
-. t-hsuvr. ti-rs~ss.s- rfsssus sry
tsostr<s~scs sk- 'essrss< s->s-<s-s <-as>s
hisn- is0~ ~ r-s-ss bcas - s-s-~ Esr>-l
si-k : sfrfsnt osattsr. sa6. u rts- nse q
: <fltsakstjr~s<, ghf; ~
frssrs s. iaser<s.e ioygar generous
.nd A<-rsy sseep j.. Fessa sniy 80.
that ~ 70 -ras psr-s3tss y suf eSass:u-
;isssf rsskss -hs >. -ssrA Ae< which
We bI7sa-s - h<r -,okes u n sesy3it
;anc- tfx~ As ria sr 'sussA. HsS g-zs ~
sen-srst = sA~ Ira n y. 'z-,aa- L.s
isnt q ssi-<. u d-lees--ss.. o. iaf-aassrss..--
Tas a.srs K is,sn- Iii knrsi : F--.SSsraf Isei Z.
tive oul<sishs he .5srs...sa II ihe kiskess
irisua.fia ne i-nt. - pss.ss firsr c.a.
y s.sh of r.< Psa. in@urs n.a ias
ssE--s1. sai .hs tHFFF sas sz.art ! foseris=s
- sErrr HE r--esse-
Ycd kbo< bus i.rie % ssar i -ssag g. y.
:: w.shinsfon-ef "a i~ssislr t,rasnx
-hieA. : reEsisg thFrs Ia.y ss5+ ),
sssies ksr.s s'tsr -hen ] - I.-s isll.- 70ses.
. : .siaf % iii ~
~ noi y~f kos -. uf.' srisaass I xas
.fsesrst - nj yes kns- ~ .<re M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

CT IaE NEw CsseEEssxAx-T1e tern
80 members eiecfsi % Congress- a re e.
esrt sIesiiar- con A-rce on tkr n Il
March, lst2- Ts-y Ill not, therefre
;ske their sest< sA'.I tt< f--t Nss1ay u
Dsesnser. 1866 pa:fss - ex r. rs-sisr
,! Cssgrsss ) csIiet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

4 eT1i~ Rs.sIs sfl1s sksssssk essvs1s
sf ne pssssntoa q Ns~ Yesk Cry f0r ~ v
irsn shs>y tkss / tSrt1.1. more iLsa = !.
-flt.sa .sHAsitsnts t@-A A4M*t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

.GT We 80 isior rssd ssss = Nc foCre<n
ds.sssd frss Ne ssss,sssih ' ssd - R-ri.Es
ilssss q tAe.ssss s.iisssss ssrs between
sizsy ssdssssnsy yssss q sss. ssd sssAsd
bees dssS fss cvrr 60 sesrs.i ws'ssisk
lhs lsss ~sasiises isdissssAI kss dsstarsIys
vot .he start u the Proves Msrsksi--s
tsE~srsFr Ness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

lC3r ksomt sisc sstsrrs uof sste elAtioss o.
Generals Office. \, sppcsssshss one hundr e.
sndnrx tis6nsAnd soIdiers are reported dek'
in ~ ihe asmiss oi abe UsHed States. This
ID about one-sixih Of the whole iorce - iil
appesss uc.n paper gdstps NJ rlir
hanntM vi
IL The whole aaouat u expense~ oil
The dxsit lof Tie State af .Tsdissa nss< s7a.-
Oco. 81 ~ ascrsge tf sTvo V esch crun,y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-13

g. g .. rsx.,pip. s.iiss.' ssSs's-' ~ ssoS g
=; S;.'s''l. ctrni'., y sl.'e. - \. n go
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-30
:StstSGCitancouS.
Sasquc5auna Collegiate gnstitute
T0WAND1, BRADFORD CO., P4.
FACULTY
ReuL LANES McWILIIAM. PRINCIPAL Professor of

FACULTY:
Rev JAMES McWILLIAN. Principal, Professor of An
cient Languages and Mental and Moral Sciences.
SAMUEL l.. FlSIER, ~ b. Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural Science.
Pro. CHARiES r. C0BURE County Superintendent,
General Director of Normal Department.
EDnAAD i. ELLIUTl Ii D., Leetarer aud Instructor
in Hist ry
Atss ,!t I 7. E.4AL{ESs Y fTIS4e Precap'rsssss.
lis. MARY B. ALLEN, Teacher Of Woodland Inst-umen
MD. CaN3EELD DAYTON, Stewart
Mrs. d. c. DAYTON, datron.
fle Fall Term commences WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST
20 and viii continue Il "cels.
TUITION. PR TERM:
Payable Invariably IN advance, or onchaif entering
the school and oaeha at the middle OF tie tcn-lue
and contingencies includedl
Primary, per t2Tn. 81 90
Preparatory co
Higher. Isl and ID year. per term. ........... co
Cas Zeal, 1t year. per terra Observation-Disclosures. 90
Classical ID and n year, FER tesi.l........... 90
y. Z. Pupils viii he casae1 ii. s.e !ncsS advanced
branch theg respectively pursue.
Pupil. uaiu; scholarships charged :. Per torm for
ucl and con.inge2rF.
-xIAA ExpEysE5:
Gegan4 .....,.-................... 90
Board ii 1e Institute per gcc,,, ilciud.a fuel
and liz -......................-... 90
Washing. per dozen. .................,......... IS
Tie CalIegiatc year is divided into three terms Of Il
weeks each. Tie anniversary exercises VIII be held at
10 deduction .II be made fofa3zeace, except in case
of protraeteJ Illness Of o~a" two weeks.
Instrumental Music vii atas o"1soiyie, be oau"ht n
the Institution Aa: by special aTraa8e2eut-a class vii,
lie taught IA l, aao:a,u" tae srounGs oftAs Institute
T.izalag geraen. has been atopted for tie past Term
and eperiea, has a.oFeI 70 ge olauany superior to
the plan pursued H. former years. Special pains VIII Ec
taEgu 70 secure the great progress those Wishin 20
take lessons in this branch Iers viii he as heretofore
Tuition On Piano Forte. ncr tcgIn.......... sIg 60
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-30
GJ(scClane0as.
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
COMPOUND RFMEDY. In NH

A COMPOUND REMEDY, in which We
n have abored tc produce the most efcctua altera-
tive that can made 1t is concentrated extract of
Para Sarsapara, combined with other substances Of
still greater Alternative power to afford effective
tidOe tor the diseases Sasapara Is Ttputed 10 cure II
is believed that such remedy j. waHeL by those who
suffer from SrumouS complaints and that which viii
accomplish their cure must prove OF immense service 10
this large class Of our afflicted eloWcitizeGs How
petcy this compound will do it has been proven by eE.
pertinent on many Of the worst to BE found OF the
following c0uI plaints:-
soEoFrLA AND ScnorULoUs CoIrLAM7s, ERCrrIoSs
AND EaUPrIvE DISEASES, ULCEEs, PEBBLES. ELOrCuas.
TUMORs. SALT RHECA SCALD liz D. SYPHILIS AND
SYPnILITIc AFFECTIONS, IE&CuEiAL DISEASE. DRoP.y.
NEURALGIA OR Tic DOULOUEEUE. HEnILITY nySpgp~f,
AND INDlGEsTIoN, EEYsIrELA.. Rose OK ST. ANrIv>,'.
FIRE and indeed the whole class OF complaint, risiue
from lMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
This compound wi be found a great promoter of
health, when taken in the spring to eXnel the foul Ir
which tester in the blood at that season Of The wear
BY the timely expulsion Of them many laikue isor
GERS are hipPed IN the bad Muttgdus clu by the aid
OF this remedy, spare themselves fro the endurance Of
foul erIpuOnS and uiceT0us sores thgnuol which ia
system viii strive rid Itself Of rarflo5. If 1t ~
sisted 10 dO TINS through the HItGTa channels of
body by an Alternative medicine Cleanse ont lie yiiad
blood whenever you tuj its Impurities bursting Grcerb
The skl1 III plmPies, crHptoHs cleanse it when
you Ahd 10 IS Distracted aud sluggish in the veins
cleanse whenever it Is foul Ynur feelings win tell
you WHen: Even where no particular disOgaer is felt
pe"pe ENJOY better health and live longer for cleansing
the blood Keep the blood healthy ana all Is vel, r,t
WIN I'M, pd5uum or life di,nrGerrd there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later sopletl.l-r nm. -,
wrong and the great machinery Of life l., dsordared or
ogertIroWu.
sarsaHara has and deserves much. the reputatfon
OF accomplishing these ends. Bat the world has seen
e'S "e' ei'ed ny prepdrftous OF it, p&ry because
Inc drug alone has not all the virtue that Is cIamau for
Il, I more 'ry!u'e m ny pitpar lions, pretending to lie
concentrated extracts OF it, contain but little ai tie viz
tue oi oaTsaparld, or any thing vl-c.
bHfng late years the public hive been misca ny large
bouie' pretending to give quart OF Extract of Sa9-a-
parma Tor one dollar Most OF these have lasa frauds
upon tie sick, for they not only contain little If any,
S'tSapai!l bat often no c:naiye properties whatever
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-30

TU#ANDA, ?EN-,A.
2.3 3s@5s3E3
always on hand aud made to oracr.

steam I'tialv vsca "caa. i5n.s. ..ir.,rx, sust,l
Ic.d-, Ie."rsts. "oH.,i rs, l,.5,-Ifre>, Ch.Cf
.aj-as. G:rsa Ea,t I'll I3,,a. isHtsl5ss. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

the nagshp Of Commodore Gee. Read. In iSe 40 WIS
trans erred TO Che Ono, a. this being the ssc nd time
he had sailed in this SHIP This time ho remained on
board long cruise or nearly three years In iosi' On
the Sth OF September he received his commission 10
commander and ordered 10 the Navy Yard ~ WASH
ingon. In l6a3 ne was ordered tine command ~ tue
soopowar Boston, attached 70 tho Brazil squadron.
He made three years. io this vessel, returning
homo In l846. In lS4I be ordered to the command
OF the Navy Yard at Memphis Tenn, where he remained
until relieved by Commander snelds In 1850. la 1859
Inc ordered 70 command the steam rigate saranac
flagship Of the Brazil squadron under Commodore Parker
but he was transferred to the rgate Columbia whioh was
subsequently made the flagship Of Commodore Nowton
The Columbia returned In May, 1885, and Commander
Pendergrast was grantod leave Of absence. On the
Gath Of May OF the year he received his commission
captain In 1857 he assigned to the commend OF
the frigate Minnesota but relieved In June
Of the same year.
In 1862 after waiting orders from tho time he re.
lieved from the Minnesota, he granted leave OF alb
sence.
In the early part Of 1851 be the flag ocar OF the
homo squadron with the sloop-ofwsr Cumberland his
flagship After tho destruction Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard which was within his limts he relieved and
ordered the command Of the Navy Yard at Phllsde
phia. Here he has accomplished much for tho good OF
his country and won for his memory many friends. He
has served hs country faithfully sor over fifty years
over twenty-one Mt sea- ten shore duty, and about
nineteen unemployed. His death viii be universally
gretted by large circle Of fronds and all his brother
officers. His health has been gradually failing, but his
friends did moi dream hc his end. Another
Old sailor has gone 70 general quarters beloved and re-
rretted.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

s:rs s:rs = s:i.:s ,s. D,.s ssc ~s.s ltss
& &ssS !. s Si' 50 ssels 80 i, Hsss sdas s,ss y
bs hssi is;ss:- ~. fss.s ,i;.%ss,s assssa.
ss Yrsyas'as i'sr css,ssss5. ., .... lass I a. Co.
Iris Ben Nevis ,Br). fOrEest - sohn. NIB small
scsr Victoria (Brl. weAsad. Nsamoses-sh Co
y hr Kate Westo', Eiis LAgnayra AID rof1p Nao'-tn
sohr Mary Harris tBr,. johnson. 9, Domingo ciiy-Jos
8 hr Snow pr,l wi,hArn. Hsv.na-ctas 4 rre.eost,
= hr Blanche aBrt Dearr, ~ Joan. Nd DeN -. o.
soSr NED. II soin., ,sn, New New ossara fsrasm
Scar Henr, hs4sen Hart wasAinEon-,eaiisy, Smith
sehr 4 Rogers johnson, D .als I.lend-r csmpecu
ssSr 1aSaS 4 Lori D:yss
seSr seSr SasssSsSs S S'sss' col aes.sn.
scfr schr comSmeiice. CONNER s.i Naiin. Prosiassst
si0opR Terry Terry, washiue'oa-xerlu1 Abbott
ARRIVED.
fssHsas e. r'aa win a'' aAA
Snip New YorL Dss.aIs Sl~sssw 81 ssys sish ~, ,E.s
lon - Is spoke snip Qdeon, from 81 Jols kS
snip fairasld, Hui Boston. days With nssea % Geo
a. ballast, John Jackson. 6h inst wss IA eongsay a
cSds y1ls p sisssf ssa sss
s.9 9 Il 4 nhss h:sa1s Esss ssS Orleans % % via
,re rBre Tsnsier ssvan. Bsnsors days with lumber, 70
seer Emss .BrJ, Clark Lnsaa cB, L. DAYS with eOal %
Il A Dcwoif.
sohr Emma tBrj Scott Cow BAY. lc asyA VITA coal 70
soaT Dresden cObeth sause Ns 30 days viii sraEs 70
Chas l. Snow.
sehr Lucy Ann rsyronce South Josgins. NIB. ~ dsys
WIN bra spaIs' e M,ner Nsvus S"rr ssn 80
Pass 2oth with sugar &o, 10 Turper Beaiis ss!lef IL
any w.'n narFs Lucy franc and CAss Ksea, tog hsf'
ySSSr > wa, pn.,,,us,,, p,,,.,.,.,,,
Schr Mars Hill. LincbIiner. Bangor days
Sohr Jane X Eliza, Leland. Providence.
Schr Sarah Gardner, Teal. Providence.
Hchr Eaianel Fuller, Smith, Providence, days
6ohr John W Pel, liu1, albany for Fall River.
Schr Gassateas Cole. FOR. Ewee FOR Boston.
Schr Commerce. Mnler, Rondor for Providence.
Steamer Marina. Cfosty. Hallitnore.
Steamer u Taompson. Chance. baltimore.
steamer Alice Meakens Baltimore
steamer Qctarars. hcIeughi.n. Baltimore.
Steamer Anthrn oi.e. Jones. Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Pli.aoclphiA
Steamer Falcon, Jones, Providence.
Steamer Petrol. Baker, Providence.
Ship Gen Novel; arrived yesterday Is CONSIGNED 10 II
Riversm;h Oct r. ls IL lon 3 2 spoke ship Merchant
Praeo bound 18TH lat 46 80 lon 80 spoke Br ship
lon 50 U7 spoke ship Jas koeer, hence for london
BELOW
Steamship Scotia lBil Juakns Liverpool Oct 25. and
Queenstown 26b, with dse aad to Cgaayd
Ship Belle OF the Sea, from San Fmncisco.
ship Harvest. Austin, from Liverpool Sept q.
Ship Bella Wood Brsa from Liverpool DC. 4, With mdso
and passengers. g Williams 4 6.ion.
ship American Congress Woodward from London Sept IS,
TO Grnncii. Minturn 4 co.
Bark Amelia, Munro, from Londonderry sertfs.
Bark KSnawha, from New Orleans.
Bark Baltic, from New Orleans.
Bark aiengal tcf Pietou).
Also number Of other square rigged veasea
Wind at sunset NE. with saow.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

4 "a said that On the arrival Of ths United Sta,ts
steamer Rhode Island from the Gulf, Comnzaior s. u
Tr-uchard viii be detached and ordered ach be,les
nnaad a1d that Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Com
mandes VI. B. Eaton viii be ordered 10 command tho
n, de Island.
Commander frcasaard viii be much missed by tho
officers of different sauadrons the Atlantic end
Gan coss.a He hss become most dessrvedly popular
with all account OF hts cndcavors 10 obyo
thcsc whom the fortune Of his opt out os the way
Places whsro they hear from home only when ihs supply
steamer MAKES her monthly appearance The selection Of
Lieutenant Commander Eaton rs excellent enc. lie viii
be found 10 I'll In admirable place mud
vacant BY Commander Trenchards detachment, sad ,i
become very popuhr
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

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the United sssaes sunboat unadiil. has since
hsS return fiv the South Atlantic bockang slusdron,
been thoroughly retssd and again ready tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard. She u uader command Of
Lieutenant Comnlanarf 9. r. Quacksnbgsh late Of the
United States Delaware. oacsr who has
much service daring The present In tho naval opera
uons tho coast Of North Carolina Tho late command
- u the rnsdIa--commAnder Napoleon Col.ias-hss
been ordered 70 Command The United States steam gun
sess octorara The bsIanc Of the present list Of oces
have nearly all been attached " tho vessci her rst
gDng into ocnmssiou. Tho unliila IL will be remcm-
6srcd, tho vessel that succeeded la capturing thu
Anglo Confedefaic steamer Idona With valuable cargo,
while endeavoring 70 run into ossasas sound The toll
iowihs are tho oilcsrs Of the uuadiIia:--
Acsng Wa~r ari Esscss~ on .r--Eaward 3. vansice.
Actng Aostas-Wm :. Futile and +. N. Crusc.
Asstraa, Suyye0a-C y. Hubbard.
Acsirg Assastcn Pcynnacr--Georgo D Trip.
snss.os-second Assistant, r s. Talbot; Third Assls-
sasu, x. d. Thurs,en, II. $. Leonard and Frederick
Aosrs MdIa's Ma,es-o Z. Thomas, @. N. Hal and
tdrsafn's Cre,k--lsaac rinaiey.
Pavmdser's !sfegpdyrf-w. H. h Tripp
0vyecns S<uurd-Henry Billings.
viCyUUA--nve guns.-This vessel Is now al Hampton
osds receiving heavier armament intended for cr,ls
rg Her ofbcer sxpco, some glorious work ahead Tho
icaowtng 10 LIST u her ofdcsrs:--
Acine votu,rssr Lisa'snans--E Hooker.
xrycwiys 0Tcsr--Alfrcd Evcrson.
lptgg Ensir,.-w. II. Meyers.
1e'tnc lssstant PaymoSr-H. 8. Bradford
1clinH Assaasi Suvscon--J o. Parks.
a 70 s:UC,S - As.,s.sa skngins.r-,T D: Webster
Acsng kost0s hetes-B y. Tucker and W. Moody.
Ds eoro-nins gunss-This vessel Las been surveyed
ina ordered home for repairs. She has dops much vsip
Abis rvics, capturing several prizes She was TO have
ailed from Now Orleans on the 2sh Of Ossobsr, Tho
following iiss " her onaserss-
CtmmssAw.-w. n. Walker.
zst3 Aasrs-w v. Martin, = v. Bouoy, O. n.
las&tanf SHvI~sW-B. fIeyt
~1WsM Ses neekw.Q. lda0es
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
FINANCIAL AND coMMERctAx!
FETDAr. Nov. 7--e p. n.

FRDAY, Nov. 7-6 IT.
. The condition sf the money market remains Ne
same. There is more money seeking employment
than can safely be employed. But lenders are 20
d'strustfui Of the future and 80 generally apprehsn,
siye Of panic Ia stocks that none but very good
borrowers can get money at the market rate--fve
per cent-and the street operators are only too
glad 70 obtain " at six. and seven with very large
raargin. Commercial paper is In demand at 4% .
per oent for the best names. Certificates Of n
debtedness are selling ct one per cent discount
and demand notes ~ l26. ~h
Gold rose al one time this morning to l32, e
Afterwards soid Of 1917. and in tho afternoon es
lSls.. Exchange was firmly held all day at l45<
1 a ii6 the leading houses were unwilling to sen
sndef lie latter rae. Tho receipts Of cotton are
fsl.irr oH, and soms operators fear scarcity Of
mercantile bills.
The features of the stock market are unchanged.
There are no new buyers OF stocks and each day
conyinccs some holder of the futility Of holding
ON for profit. aud induces him TO sell out. The
amount OF stocks sill held ON speculation in Wsa
street Of the presess ans b enormous, and 1t b
this which readers So potion OF tho market -
seemingly dangerous. When these stocks come
TO he sold who IL % buy them, ard what price
viii they command IT generally happens, aftar
every erest rise In ssooss tLat at ieast half Tho
people who havo radc money by II become In
fatusled with tho issa taat stocks are going "a
ri.,rg rcr over. sna ia al that they have made
by refusing to believe that every rise must DO fsi.
1 lowed by fan. TIL vii probably DO the CASE -
may instances nov. Az tho morning board To-
! day Pacific liah deolipoa "a. New York CentrA
x. Erie x. Erie preicrged N. Hudson TX, MichL
can Central 4. s. 2athssa old e, Illinois Centred
Il. There was &c ctasga in guaranteed. Rock
| Island, Galcna q Toledo. Missouri skies wore
| active at decline Of y. per cent. Bonds were
| generally lower. In governments there was vesy
little done; single bcae Of 1881 sold at decline
Of u per cent. Those Gniiod States Securities arp
| tho safest purchase on tho list. and are mssp
likely to advance than sny OF tho railway stocks.
Between the bosFds the markot was very duh,
| without material change in quotations. At tho
second board proee in some instances were
fraction better. though there was animation Ia
! the market; at the ciese the market was steady,
l tha foflovin0 haf,p I'll = iaa$ cuo4 ot;ons.-