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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
STATE NEWS.

SCHOOL SupERlSTENpENr.-Petit are
to rccind its former action abolishing the Office
of State Superintendent Of Public Instructions
If our School System is worth anything it is
worthy Of an executive head, and the interests
of education demand State Superintendent
We hope that the work Of circulating petitions
with this effect IN view, is earnestly entered
iuto by the friends Of education al over the
State.-Hastings Independent.
SUDDEN DEArH.- On Friday evening last an
1rishman named hurry died suddenly at the
City Bakery Saloon, in this city. 1t appears
that he was beastly drunk, and lying down on
the floor never awoke.-IIid.
-Messrs. Cutter, stowell & Co., of this
place, have entered into a contract to keep and
feed one hundred horses for Government
Anoka Republican.
The saw and grist Mill, Of Messrs.
Morris & Melhorn, on the Cannon River,
says the Faribault Republican was totally
destroyed by tire on ednesday morning
Of last week loss estimated at $1,000
1t is supposed to be the work Of an incen
diary, as the fire broke out in the saw-mill
where there had been no fire used. Two
men were sleeping in the g'ist mill, near
the stove. They were the FIRST to discover
the FIRE, and when discovered the stove
was perfectly cold.
RAILROAD IrEMs.-The work on the
railroad for tue present season, will DC fu
ished up this week, when eleven miles Of
track will be laid and levelied up, bring
ing our neighboring town Stockton. in COLI
uection with Wi"op. by rail \ ceIebra-
ton Of the opening Of the load will take
place on Tuesday next, at which time Col.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Lake Superior.
SUPERIOR CRY, LAKE SUPERIOR. !
.srap~ Nov. 18th, 1852.

IVA 0ASASAs W. A|nNC wv cNAONs I
. #ra~n Nov. 18th, 1852.
DEAR MRS. SWnssHELM.-The steam
er Sea Bird brought company Of parol-
ed Wisconsin prisoners Of the 18th Regt.,
who were captured at Pittsburg Landing,
with Gen. Permissible officers are Capt.
I. L. Dickson, Lieuts Sam'l Drake, &. w.
Gordon, and Surgeon I. NJ. VIM, FORM
erly of the Minnesota Senate, was detailed
to attend to their welfare. They are COM
fortably quartered, are fine set Of young
men, and will doubtless do good service
should the Indians prove troublesome.
by the way, speaking Of Indians, I
trust that Minnesotians have State pride
enough-should the Government refuse
to hang the red devils captured-to take
them out Of Gen. Popc's hands and hang
every dog Of them at the various scenes Of
massacre. Let Gov. Ramsey initiate Gov.
Wise; aud inform the Indian Department,
that when Minnesota is throuy b with the
three handed murdercrs. she will turn
them over to the United Statcs.-After
that, take hold Of few Of the Indian
Agents
The election resulted in the success of
the entire Democratic Ticket. D. G Nor
rison Esq formerly Of the Minnesota Leg
is.ature, who, during temporary absence
was unjustly turned out Of Office by n'cans
of false af6davits, etc, was triumphantly
elected County Treasurer over Ethan G.
Clarke.
cooper has riz " and the mines APP
pear to be Furnishing. Mcsnard Compa-
ny discovered large mess Of pure copper
GU the surface
Navigation is still open-The schooner
Neptune expected dHily.
The County Board intend having Nc
Lenty's Deans, Dubean's, Slaughtcr's,
Marshall's, Starkcy's Pcth's, Nontgomcrys
Carson's and Aackins' additions vacated.
They acquire the Tax title Dec LIST, 1862.
Send along lot Of teams, the railroad
Will cone by and ty.
J. S. r.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
Col. Miller has information that other

large bodies of citizens from the direc-
ton Of New Ulm, acting i'll conjaDctioD
with those already refined to, and Others
in the neighbo,hood Of St. Peter, will
make renewed attack upon the United
States forces under his command with a
similar object in view.
These facts were yesterday officially re-
ported by General Sibley to Gov. Ramsey,
in letter frcm which We quote the fol-
lowing: *
l have authorized Col. Miller to call to
his aid all the force stationed within reach
for the protection Of the Indian prisoners.
The President Of the United States has
the fate Of these prisoners under consider
alton aud much as should dcplorc any
collision between the forces of the Uni
ted States and the citizens of the State, l
deem it my duty to state to you, that any
degree Of force requisite to resist the mn
lawful attempts referred to will be resorted
to by the United States troops under my
command, and the consequences must Test
upon those who persist IN cndeavors to
accomplish what can only be done by an
open defiance Of the authority OF the Gov
eminent Of the United States having the
Indian prisoners in charge. l trust, Sir,
that you will feel it obligatory upon you
to put stop at vhce to the outrageous
proceedings to which l have referred.
Considering that General Sibley has the
entire military force in the Stat. under
his control, the concluding request seem.
to have been construed by the Governor
as gentle hint that the 'pen was might
Ter than the sw ord" and lie has therefore
undertaken, as will be seen elsewhere, to
disperse these disorderly assemblages by
proclamation-which is rather a personal
appeal to the good sense and selfrespect
Of our citizens in behalf Of peace and pub
lie order. than IN executive mandate
against instruction. If the facts as to
new and widespread combinations arc as
stated, they constitute an emergency Of
the sravest possible character, and cannot
be too seriously treated or too decisively
met
The public peace must be preserved
Unlawful combinations to defy the rccog-
nized authorities for any purpose, are but
one step to the dissolution Of society, aud
ought to be summary suppressed. On
the other hand, this outbreak Of popular
Impotence ought to admonish the Gov
errmcnt OF the danger of trihing with the
interests Of public justice, backed by the
universal demand of whole people We
very much fear that the paci6catory effect
Of the Governors proclamation will be
more than counteractcd by the letter Of
Commissioner Dole to President Lincoln,
which We publish in another place, nor
will the popular feeling be much Modified
by the tclrgraphic announcement that
President Lincoln had adopted the sug-
gestlons of the Commissioner, and was 60
ing to hang score or so Of the ringlead-
ers and let the rest 60
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
Mr.. TayloI's Lecture.

We announced, last week, a lecture by
James W. Taylor, vf st. Paul, formerly
known in Gen. Taylor's campaign and af-
.cr a. ''Siy"al Taylor" to distinguish him
i" correspondence with Gen Zachariah
r.. aud now in MINES. ia Us Saskatchewan
Taylor frvu lis enthusiasm about the re.
sioo North. west VI u.s. As q scholar, an
sris;oal thinker ant unwca'ied worker his
>~n.s has long been familiar to US. and
ason the effect Of hiA lectures We have
known that be must be an eloquent speak
.r; but, We were not prepared for the in
s.llsctual srea. his Saturday evenings ad-
dssss Afforded Us. 1t was very provoking
that he did not write to any one to have
ysupcs ho,iee given and preparations
made, for scarce onc-third Of our people
kn.w where the lecture would be Or that
it was without admission fee and so the
audience was not VIVA. it should have
been.
lie introduced his lecture on 1.-THE Con-
st;tutivn as it ill.," with extended remarks
Sn his favoritc theme, theme in which
ID. .s;,iseu. If St. Cloud are SO especially
iutervsted-- the Saskatchewan Valley aud
the whole region Northwest Of u. When
he lcctured here last in SO the expert.
usut Of navigating the Red River Of the
North by steamboats, was about to be tried.
That is now Fixed fact and for three sea-
soas . regular steamboat communication
has been kept ny between the head Of Red
River aud the shores Of Lake Winnipeg.
The Aaron Northup has been laid up at
Fort Garry IS y memento, the second, the
International is in Cue running order if
W.T. destroyed by Indians aud did -four
'ishisg business las. summer. The extern.
sivs discoveries Of gold in British America
Aas changed the entire policy, Of the Eng
ksh government, towards that region; and,
every encouragement is now given to the
spssdy colonization Of that vast empire
i Provincial government has been cstab-
lished on Vancouver's Island. Lines Of
steamers have been started and roads
epsasd 70 facilitate emigration from the
Cspadss " Frazier River: but the expe-
.sDsss At last season teaches that emigrauts
can y from Canada y the head waters Of
she Frazier ola Minnesota for cost Q: no
soss money than from the mouth Of the
river 70 il mining region. In other words,
Canadian Who proposes 70 50 to the Fra
s;ss River mines add ttsverses the British
ises Vi Communication ria Vancouver,
lsds himself, 1t the mouth Of Frazier riv'
asiss s.way !" point Of coast, from tue
end " hi jut,rney. ~ he WIS It home oy
she M,uuesots so:,is. But the VaDoouvs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

The whole cavaiesde was under command Of
Col Miller, whose countenance and bearing
indicated the energy and cool determination
which hive characterized his conduct through
out the whole affair."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
For United States Senator.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
GREAT VICTORY IN AR.
KANSAS
The Enemy $4,000 Strong De-
feated
TIRE ENEMY RETREATlNG OVER
BOSTON MOUNTAINS.

Last night dispatches brought Us news
Of g,orious Federal Victory in Arkansas.
Gen. Herron's forces, about 10000 met
the enemy, $4,000 strong, at Crowfoot
Prairie, near Fayetteville, routing him
with loss Of 500. Our loss is 600. The
rebels are in full retreat over Boston Noun
tain.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

GAME.-Our markets are more fully
supplied with venison than during auy
previous season. deer are said to be uu
usually abundant. This is accounted Eor
BY reason Of the ahaencc Of the k,dians
Heretotprc- these rascnls hive killed ,hour-
ands IF deer cverv winter, greatly. to the
annoyance Of sporfsme". = .SiVwu'er. .V~s~
seayer, --.y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

It is now stated positively, that the Pres
idcnt has sent forward m order directing
that 39vf the cordeu ned Minnesota In
dians. specifically named, be hanged on the
V,h inst.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

Brig. Gen. Dana, Of Minnesota, is one
Of tho newly made Major Generals.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

"a We will receive wheat, oats, corn
A'ur. wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment Of subscrip-
tions to the DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub.
scribe OF settle old bills.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
COUNTRY BOARD.
THE EIItEMEN.


ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF VALLEY FORGE EN-
n gne Company No ID eli At the engine house, on the
evening Sept To- the fol own preamble and resolutions
unanimously adoped VIZ
Whereas this mpany with unfeigned been
ormed Of the death o. our late beloved friend aud asso
Jonas Bryant ell upon the neld OF battle wnie
noby defending the flag of our country; therefore
Resolved Tat in this ai tina dispc nsation we recognize
the hand oil HIM doeth all things well, who woundeth
and maketh wnole, and is able Ito give beauty
asnes the OIL OF Tor ming and the garment praise
Tor the spirit ai heayiness.n
Resolved, AT ~ hs eath soon after his recent plea
visit his family friends forcbly ennded
that "tnr Is bu sep and denth anu that
our lives IN aeca hang b. feeble th cad"
Resolved Thai this Conpan desire 10 assure his afflicted
family that we ~eepy 10 and, while mngng our
sorrow with teis, we woai, IN hen, learn to bow with
humble Ruler the inverse.
Resolved r Coo pan shall hold in lasting
brance the noble traits OF associate and shall often,
with emotions o all the many happy hours
have passed TO etntr
Reso Tact he engine and house be draped in
ink ha the nJ wear the usual hadge OF mourning tor
thirty days aud nat copy the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be family the deceased and bes
published In the New York lera d. Atlas Sunday
curry j. ELIAS " WHITEHEAD,
iosN S1NSs " r. JovNs ovNs' Committee
CHAs. W. TAYLOR. Sec'y. GEO A. NURSE, Foreman.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING or HE STUDENTS OF THE COOPER
"A Union will be he'll tais (Satutday) evening In the
music In token o TO the memory OF the late
Lieut. ch el cney Co. ii, fifth regiment Excelsior b7
Brstows All mis- former friends respectfully
10 attend
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

yNEsTCHESTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR
w ant Hers f. hb1on, at Bahgate Park, Fordham,
September Is "a aud Specin for compe-
tition for horses Fare the Hudson River, Harlem
New Haven railroads reduced Stock taken
and wiliamsbrdge and Fordham dcpots free Of
charge
0ls EASY MADE-sIx DOLLARS IN CASH WILL BE
Oh paid any brngisg NJ. IS Sprns
street. i'm latey after swearing In. Th re2iInen mt
Metropolitan Guard Captain WIN. II. RHODES.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

IIENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.-HENRY H.
IL LEEDS co will sell at auction, Saturday, Sept
20 lOtz clocS the saesroom No 23 Nassau
Household Furninre consisting OF Brussels and Ingram
Csreis carved rosewood SUIT caret crimson bro
cate Reception Chair in brocade satin carved black wal
nut Bookcase mahogany Secretary Bedstead oak Suit
reps; mahogany Bedstead, mahogany Bureaus gilt
frame Pier and Mantel Mirrors, black walnut BooAcase
rosewood martle Easeres Hair Mattresses, rosewood
marble top Centre Table, &C. Also ~ invoice OF China
Crockery and Glassware. Sale without reserve
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
HOTELs.

nAvIp POLLOCK. FORMERLY or NO II CHATHAM
~ street. and also of weehawken and the Yaont Cove
Hotel now fsvoraDiy known, has Hotel and
Dining atbU Chatham street. where the beet lodgings
snd meals be found, At the most nodcrate prices
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
CiOTnIN0.
GREAT BATTLE roucnr-rHE VICTORY

GREAT BATTLE FouGHr-THE VICTORY IS
"A gainea Ladies and grntlenrn has been Victorious
2s3 avenue paying highest prces cash,
for cast Oh Co, ng Capet- Je~cry Sc and slll means
you viii "a, him with call
prices taa offered by a per-
humbg: but the bi ami surcst do Is -
address above then IA know .urs you VIII receive
satisl action the old well known dealer b
MINT the unmber 2>s sth Ladies punctuAlly
attended by Mrs. Mint
An EXTRA PRICE WILL ne PAID FOR LADIES
n and genenien's cast OF Clothing. Carpets, J.weiry
nj paris the United States lar TIL above srces He
guarantees to tue follow ing pricesFom - TO tS5
Pants Please call Or nddre ~ note j. ASHiLT iM sc
venih between TNentcih and Tweniy-rsi streets
Ladies' atten ed :, ty Mrs. Aha BAH busins % trans
acted conadeniahA.
AT THE OLDEST STAND ls SEVENTH AVENUE.
~ lanies aud seaLeaen a.. guaranteed " receiys the
highest pricc tor tleir east OF Wearing Apparel
tho great denana tn New Orleans market
- StJ Tor silk dres from 81 10 SIa and "a
- 81 tor psn also Carpets. Furniture, Jewery hote
by post punctuay attended to by ELEkiELs ij seventh
avenue. Ladies attended 10 Mrs. No connection with
any other house
AT THE NEW STORE ia THIRD AVENUE rnE
n highest prizes paid for ladies snl gentrlen'r W.
IN Aplar.L Furniture, Csn,p-s ~. 20 n the order 80
S, anis to L. ss DO MOI forge, 10 c on ar al sr. :.
4. Msh, IA Third enne, Fourteenth street Ladies'
attended by Mrs. Mish
NO. s53 BOwERY-H. Observation-Disclosures A
ssa ppsr 20 sss "y o. g. Is
ing ON addressing, ladies and gentlemen obtain
utmost value for each article. ladies attended 10 by
Rosenthal Please remember and try 33 Bowery
Great Jones street
AT sol THIRD AVENUE, s. TO $50 FOR SILK
N Dresses - 10 az Tor Coats ~ 10 o. for Pants Fu
niture, Carpets &c, for TIE Caiiorns market Cali
Tbry.es.i aud Thr,ynn,h Ladies attended b
Mrs. Harris
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
DANCINa ACADEMIES.
A D0DWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA 204 Fifth avenue, New York.

DoDw ORTfI's DANCING ACADEMIES,
A. 204 Fifth avenue, New York.
1877 Montague street, BROOKLYN.
New York classes wednesdays and Saturdays,
Brookiy classes on Tuesdays and Fridays commencing
Oct. s.
Morning and afternoon classes for young ladies' eh.
dren Evening classes for gentlemen. Circular Of terms
&c, may be had at either academy
At HTLLaROvEs DANCING ACADEMY, 2o6 EIGHTH
"A avcnue--Cmsses- will commencr October 2 Days ot
tuition Monday aud Thursday NJ BCountry Glasses at
tended 10. Bee circular.
1lROoKEs DANCING ACADEMY, SI BRooxE ar
ID All the fashionable Dances IN essons
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays, 10 or. ~
GENTLEMEN, Tuesdays and Fridays, IN to los r. NJ
CHILDREN, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 10 BP nj
LADIES' primary casses instructed BY Mrs. Brookes
Private lessons a hours not occupied by classes.
OPENING SOIREK WEDNESDAY EVENING OCT
H. TRENoRs PRIVATE DANCING ACApEMIEs
eD West Thirty fourth renpens septe IN her ~
South Eighth street Brooklyn. T. D. now open Glasses
aud country attended These Roou,a
eptsd for sorees 2b uish Send FOR eruusa
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
i HATHAwAY's PATENT PORTABLE


IMPORTANT ~ SOLDIERS ,o,r.,,r
WHITING CASE,
Designed for army use and travelling
This 10 neat, compact and useful article constructed
combine both the portfolio desk which be held
the hand and used in position either standng sitting
horseback. They OF different sizes, ana when
packed transportation they form rolls OF eight and nine
only when furnished
Ii Is admitted by who have be the and
should be examined volunteer before
IL possible The fact that 1000 have been sold during
the thirty days good evidence Of its usefulness AMI
popularity. For sale 10 the traae by j. NJ WHiTrEMOhE
dealers in military goods siatloners and booksellers
MARBLE MANTEJS -MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON
M ishingiy low prices at KLABERS. Marble Yards lU9
East Eighteenth Third 81 First
nue. Third street. New YORK. Mantels put up any
part Of the country
DooFIN0 sLATE-5 0Oo SQUARES, OF SUPERIOR
III quality for sale cheap for cash. West Carleton
Company, AZ Broadway, N. Y.
CINGERs SEWING MACHINE
= Any person desiring TO dispose Of genuine No Sin.
GERS machine In perfect order cheap for cash. call
Wrce days
RIO MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS. FIRM
in Havana, CUBA solcits the agency
Of goods suabs for the Cuban market Liberal
be maze through lis
city. Address boa A. 2O2 Post Office
nOE nnA WORTH OF MARBLE AND MARBLE.
DLC.UUU xed Slate Mantcls, at . discount Of thirty
per cent from established price
No. 4l2 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 70, 1862
BOARDIN0 AND LODGING.

A NEW HOUSE. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. PLEA
sanity furnished unfurnisned. Rooms, with excel
lent Board from - 30 to s. week. Families accordng
N ~ 4, l7s and l1o Beecker street. sx blocks west Of
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
STATE CONVENTION OF
= ANTI PROHIBITIONISTS

The opponents oil Maine L.w,m those interested In
modifying the 81 Excise Law deprive Of
prohibition and adapt is provisions to the cons
tuan of the aud the I'm ted States hereby called
upon delegates each Assembly district In
this Convent held the Of Syracuse
voorhees, House Hall Tuesday September 3d. at IL
ocock ", into lie the adoption Of such
will tend rights and privileges Of
interests WHICH thr aened to be destroyed by
sttons and irrational cnatncnts got under the In
enee u mistaken seal aud supported by demaaosusn.
Importers, dst Hers brewers, masers recters growers
q and de.ler- IN hop tar rye and corn as well as
DEALER liquors, aud other beer, all part
epators e the Objects OF this Convention but the bust
Of secctng delegates belongs 10 the established town
county II deA es aud TO associations ot up 10
the past brongh the State Committee the agency OF
tacr Corr .pandn; er ar Who're there are no organ
tose nieetd requested 10 meet and appoint
deiesaes TIE sae .om nit ee disavow any intention Of
intermeddng with political rarty organizations max ng
noanaions ior State osrs not eoab,ine however that
the Convention VII consider u th~ir duty select
among ts eandaes before the people such as they may
the Interest Of they represent
WHO e-sFd u, con tuion OF the United States
thai OF Nv the Of the ciiiz
agant tyrann ana legislation and hold 10 the
SHALL be deprived Of
liberty prop without due process OF law and
that zw should be consistent with the constitution
4. w. ENGS, Chairman.
JAcos HgspRIcEsos. Recording Secretary.
A. Is. CALDWELL, Corresponding Secretary Of State Com
mItlee.
ALBANY Sept 10 lS2
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR,
IN front, let, gentlemen, 2,2 Fourth OPP
poste Washington square. Breakfast If required Rcia.
rences exchanged.
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
DENTISTRY.

A RT1FlCIAL BONE FILLING INSERTED IN A
IA plastic state, giving no pain Tender teeth, old roots
aud shells filed warranted The genuine uscd only a
my rooms Broadway, Seventeenth street. Another
invoice Of celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder and Lotion
J. PEARSON, N. d., Diacoverer
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
GALES AT AUCTION.
A N. D. CHAPMAN, AUcrIoNEER
a. RAhE
OPPORTUNITY
Fer House Keepers and Dealers.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

MIRROR sTArUARY, VELVET CARPETS, 10
~ pUbe as;ion this day SalurdAy) sept ~ the ee
xAnt redence ~ West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and
sath gt 10y oeiocx Catalogues house oce
morning. ef saie Bronze and ormolu Chaneers Lace
Saftsins two rosewood Suits covered with silk brocate
fste Tese sofas Oval back anu Reception Chairs Eta
gerer Bookcase, Caro- and Centre Tables.
hA0NlfIOENr ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
elegantly carved legs and bass, made by
city makers fully guaranteed Canerbury Stool and Cover
ro@rwood and black walnut Bureaus. Wardrohes Sofas,
I4el.s Hair aud Spring Mattresses Blankes Feather Beds
kArst fning Extension Tables Buffes China
silver Ware. Table Cutlery Linen, Oval Mirrors, Clocks
Vases also Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale
pnafliyr
The New York herald., 1862-09-20

nLD NAVAL REGISTERS wANTED.-THE UNITED
~ States Nisa Registers ior the years 1916 1877 and 1885
particularly wated; also any published before 1874
isir price given. Apply TO Capt OSCAR BULLUS United
States naval rendezvous No. Cherry street,
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
NOTICE TO PUBLIC CARMEN, ExPREssMEN AND

NOTICE 10 TlxPAYERs.-TIIE BOOKS FOR TAXEs
~ peraonai tlta VIII open d for payment at this
olcs s.n4as, Sept r. Due noce will be given when
the real esiae books will b. open.
JAMES KELLY. Receiver OF Taxes
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
BILLIARDS.

T,HELAN's PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and combination Cushions, the best and only reliable
tables manufactured for sale at reduced prices For
New York
The New York herald., 1862-09-20
ssIGYEE's SALE OF HousEHoID FURNITURE

N
"A N DuusHrf. Auctlcneer, will sell ut his saesroom
~ Nassau street. this day at l0k o'clock by order OF Ass
rose~ood walnut and mahogany Parlor Suits covered
erte reps and hairc 9TH solid walnut oak rosewood
and mahogany Chamber suits wand without marble tops
ROSEWOOD walnut mahogany and oak Library Bookcases
knsensoa rases ntre Pier and Card Tables Bedsteads
Iag ksn Lot and Chairs Also assortment of
second hand Furniture, Brussels Vevet, Hhree-py and
Ins CARPETS, Gas Chandeliers. Mattresses Tie
hole "a he parempory sold and worthy the attention Of
house peTs and the trade.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-19

LIVERPOOL, August 7.-Breadstuffs steady
and unchanged. Provisions duh and un-
changed.
LONDON, August 7.--Consols for money
s33@s3s Illinois c. shares 5ol46o dis
count. Erie 27t.