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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines
vgRs AwAapHD
THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS.
At FOLLOWING
STATE FAIR, OF 1903.
For the Be., Family Sewing Machines the Best hnuiacur
Ing Machines. snd the Bes, Machine Work
NEW YORK STATE FAIR
tiKsr PRExIrs FOR fAxiLr MACHINE
fIKsr PnExirs roa DocsLs THREAD MACHINE
tIKsr rggs,us yoS MAcHrsh WORK
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
Frasr PHrniux roR MACHINE Fos ALL ruRPosss
flgsr FRENCH voR MACHINE YORK
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
FWsT rRExiux YoR FAMILY MACHINE:
FiRsT PRExiUa sos M,surAoTCHISG hAcHis&
FIRST PREMIUM voR MacHisg "oaX.
ILLINOIS sTAyE FAIR. .
riasr PEmsrux ron MACHINE yoR ALL PURPOSE.
'fmsr PEEs.us soa MAcsis' "oaK-
IOWA sTATL FAIR.
FtEsr rRasIun yoR FArILr MACHINE
FIasr rgasIus Foa NAsuSAcIckIS" hMhis"
fIKsT rREsIUs FOR AAcBiSh " osH'
KENTUCKY SrATE FAIR
FIssr PEExiux sog MACHINE ros ALL PURPOSES.
tIasr PBgxirs yoE MACHINE " oRS
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
rInsr PREsun yoR FAMILY MAcaIsz
Fiwr Pnsxiux yoR MASuyAcrvgIse hAcHiss.
Finsf fRKxrus ron MAcbist "oEK
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
Frrsr PrxnIux MAsrrscrrRIsG MACHINE
Finsr PnExux ron BEAUTIFUL MACHINE WoHk
OHIO STATE FAIR
AND AT TIE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS
CHITTENpHN co fyl) AGRL soc.
FrRSr PExuIun fANILr MACHINE
FiRsr PRxxIrs FOR MASrrAcruRiSo MACHINE
frRsF PREnu Il voK MACHINE " oKK.
YRANKLIS co. IN. " FAIR
FIKsr PRxMIuM roR FApILr MAcHisE.,
FIHsr PRxnIrx YoK hAsuyActuklS0 MACHINE
CHAsPLAIN VALLEY (Vt) A0RL soc.
Ffxsr PHgxirx Yos FAMILY MACHINE
FlKsr PgENIru voR MANUFACTURING IACHiSh
fmsr PkEnIux MAcGISr WORK
HAMPDEN co. (Mass) AGRL soc.
DirLoxA yoR FAMILY MACHINE.
DIPLOMA yoR MACHINE WORK
QUEENS CO. IN W AGRL SOC.
FIRsr PKEniux voa FAMILY MACHINE
WASHINGTON co. IN. W FAIR.
FIRST PRExIrn voh FAMILY MACHINE
SARATOGA co. ~ " FAIR.
FMsr PREMIUM FoR FAMILY MACHINE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE (PA) FAIR
tIRsr PREsIus FOR MAcniSr roR ALL PuRPosn
frEsr PKxxirs poR MACHINE WORK
r. The above comprises oil the flr' At which the
GROVER BAkER MACHINES were exhibited this year.
sALERooMs, 1875 BROADWAY, EEw.YoRK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
TROUBLES IN INDIA AND NEW.ZEALAND.
Invasion of British India by the Sons
Of D0st Mohammed
Annexation of Polish Districts to Russia.
DENMARK PREPARING FOR WAR.
CAPE RACE. Monday. Oct. 26. 1868.

The following is additional news by the
steamship Canada, which left Liverpool on the lsh and
Queenstown the 18th inst. and which passed this
point en- route TO Halifax and Boston, at O'Clock this
nionday) afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
DIE ID.

BROOKs-In this city, Sunday. Oct. x, Mary C. Brooks
In the Dist year Of her age. ct,
Her relative. and friends. and nlso those o her sister Cathc
rne ~ Uyer are invited TO attend her funeral Wednes
dny the l,h inst at O'Clock .. m, from st. Stcphou
CLwch, cQgusx Of Christie aud Bro9ule skeets-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Business Notices.


MORTON's GOLD PENS are now SOLD & ue
prces before tho commencement Of the ~n INN
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements In ma
chinery his present large Retail Business and Cash In Advee
System; for until he commenced Advertising his business W
done Credit and sfrietiy nth the Iyade.
The Morton Gold PEN. are the only sold ct old prcs
the makers OF all other gold pens chasethe Premium Oh he
Gold Tar &C. but Morton has in no case chana
his prices, Wholesale or Retail
Ofthe grea. numbers by mail to all parts OF the void
during the past few years not In sthousand has failed %
reach is destination in safety showing tina, the Morton O
Pen be obtained by any in every part oil tho word
at the price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold PEN exactly adapted your hand and style OF wiring
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens sd
a, the present almost universal Hsh Pressure Price Of every
thing you can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper In proportion
to labor spcn, upon sud material used than any other
Gold Pen In the Void. Ifyou call on A. MORTON,
No 2s Maiden I,nc. or inclo.e stamp fcr circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Denmark.

The Danish Government have ordered large
body Of troops 10 be mssscd the southern frontier OF
belleswg.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
nJni,s Close at the Post.On,ce.

For Great Britain and the Contpsnt, by steamer
City Of New-York Saturday Oct .......... loi
For Hamburg and the German States, by steamer
Hsmnonia Saturday Oct 3l.................. 10y a
For Haysns, by steamer Melville. Thursday Oct ~
For Europe, by steamer Hibernsn, Thursday. Oct.
p NJ.
For New Orleans, by steamer Creole "Wednesday,
Oct BE-. H'
For California &c. daily Sunday excepted overland
via 81 Joseph hNo...............3} 81 III. and ~ n.
North-Albsny Buffalo and Canadas ...ba aud y
North and Wost Way Mail. p.
Western Mail via EGie Railroad and n
Southern and South estern Msl....3a y and 10
Eastern Mail. ni and q
New Bedford Newport and Fall River.
The Long Island Mail closes at a m, and p
Sunday Mas-On Sunday ell mails close at itp.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS AT
RgproED rEiCF.
AxyHIC,S wAICHps FOR AsERi'A AS

THE ixrRIc.s NATcH CasPAsr give notice fhs' ihey
have isey i..u.i style Of sfch rrTfrtf, designed
for solsgs others desre good wait - mode a'
prce It.. M.ll. y. uisni. io tppar" tho worthless,
rhrsp NsrA British and swss MAN ~Nh ~ "a
nj. cnuur, huo-i snt "i'i wei" ."'f 'rirti," 70
s-fl o. his c8unf4 because srsssc N hou~ si Af" h''
only for JocKEit>s sft srfspiiSG purposr.
VI. nf.f srl "a lfA. l L. - .hs So-f sthfrsN
T1AL HAsCskCTvFA. A. ACCrkArr AND ntHsnit fihs
KgrFrE snd in sterling >uf a'0' h'ins P'iiris -
=. low fir~ e.. - ask-d ihe ItAy ir'ss tnd IL
yi4,, ~ faresn ns.~ r'ffsdy rs'srret'1.
We hsre named tho now .s.iss - " aielr' tirhf
Do.ou N,s. Which usfns w1 hs founi th" plate -
every watch OF it, nsua-i-fe and IA onc oi or HsS
, -, a.
sa hs ~ r..r~r'sbs v ach D-ssfs n ihe Loyal Sh'r'
" hos.ala o!4srs ehsa.d b- sdifossoi 80
Hoppixr krFr.sFo
Aren't. fuf the American watch aompsry
~. ~ Egsadrar y /.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

DeviSs q. Co.
CLOTHING.
SUPERB STOCK o.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
In the department Of
READY.MADE
OVER ATS,
o. Noscov EsouInAux AND CHIscnILLA BRAvEsa
WALKING COATS,
Or EssLIsa, ScorcH AND AMERICAN CoArisos.
With
vR.rs and PASrALooss to match.
Superhne Dress Suits Of all qualities
Fail and Winter Under Wear,
With
0ENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
In Great Variety.
BROADWAY. cor. oRAND-e4
BROADWAY, cor wARREN-sT.
onEAr A1rfSXfIVt sTsYVf. AEb EHpsfts Sf5oDrun,rra
SWAyNE'S PANACEA.
GREAT ALTERATIyE AS1 BL9oDPURIFIER.
EsrAsIl!EEb HMASSE,S sEXn fAshsEA hsHs CENTURY.
sWAYNE's PANACEA.
The only seknowedsed remedy n 70: curing
,,,, CANCERS, ylcer. and
Of the Ssin, Uicsrs.ed Sore Leg.
ZIP Join, Compapps' p int ss,2 Dtop'EE Elosss. Jssu
OF Pmpes the face, liberated Sore
,hroat Aercurisl and syphlitic Diseases Of
shest or long standing Chronic Erysips1s oil me no.
ayse from an limp Iro habit Of blood Pains IN
the Bones weakened and Debi,sted
Systeu, arising from lody and pro
trscted VI Sickness, or hsv
ing sws allowed lsrge amount
of Drugs Calomei, &c,
which may have sf
affected the bones.
&c. &C.
"SWAYNE'S PANACEA" is recommended By the mosf
eminent Physicians and attained celebrity in mos. parts q
the world, both in hoap.a and private practice. 80,
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely gone and the
whole system seIed with the couuptiOns Of scrofa have
In feupons Of the skin any part Of the body
anont with Swsynes AL healing Ointment 1t will hasten
and cure the most obstinate aud Oahsone dae no matter
gsI:es o e ss the genuine. . Pssps,sS only BY Dr.
Sold Henbolds Drug and Chemical Wsehouse. No. 5s4
Broadway. New York.
An Indispensable Book for Every One Who
WRITES LETTERS
ssc0sD EDITION
APPLETONS UNITED STATES POSTAL GUIDE;
THE CHIEF REGrLafIoNs or II THE PosTOTFlcA
COMPLETE LIST or PosTOYFICEs THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES
WITH OTHER INFORMATION TEE PR0PLR
WILMINGTON, ID. C., June 20. 1874
Ths ssns hai been prepared sih sanction, and -
ao,ised msd,sm Of Information beteens tss Poet 0MeiDe
pdrfm,Hf and the Pubic.
n. BLAIR Postmaster. .Gea' ssl
Pnc. Is cents or 81 per snnual. published quaTterf
This work has been prepared at he request ana rnd@ sn
ss.eion of the Po-tmi.gt Of tho United Stat . soA
designed hch has heretofore exstodthe
publications of the Department, aud those by private enter
prise herto having been made solely o; vouminvs laws
and rrguaon necessary for the guidance VI Post1saofe
but Of no gTea: value 70 tas pubic generally
Nos. ~ aud AS Broadway, Nsw-Yosk
Sent free bg NgiLon receipt Of price.
Agents wanted ~ sell this wo<k.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
A New PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF

A NEW perfume FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
ENrKACr THf
NlsHr BLo,xtSo Cgstrs
SiGHr BLOOMING CFRrCs
NiCHr BiOOsisc tCKtUs
h!cHr BLoos>G CsRErs
N.sHr BLponts" CKHKt,
kisHr III oosfsG tisgus
sfcHT- -BiooNfSc CyEsrs
Mo-. rrqn.e Oc.ica'~. lad Ffs-isn' Perfume p''hiei
fro-i tie Rae and B-alifu floSe from nm,h y a.e' i'
a ,n4e. MtrlisU'Lr'd oLy - IhAL"N a S',
corNrEHYEirs
rukroSs-TAhE so Orhth
Sod nN DIM. - .nl--l.-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

For Bad Breath
FOR BAD BREATH
FOR BAD BREATH
USE USE USE
USE USE USE
USE USE USE
3TlE EXTRACT DE CEYLON
THE EXTRACT DE CEYLON.
THE EXTRACT DE CEYLOy.
NO LADY OR GENTLEMAN
NO LADY OR GENTLEMAN
NO LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WILL BE WITHOUT 1T
WILL BE WITHOUT 1T
WILL BIZ WITHOUT 1T
AFTER A TRIAL.
AFTER A TRIAL.
AFTER a TRIAL,
PRICE PITY CENTS.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
Prepared only by
0EO &. BOWER, PhiiadrlpL..
Sold II HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAKE
HOUSE, No. 504 Broadway n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Yroo.I,n

FIFTH ASSEMBLY Dl>fhit NeFIlNb on,
Tn. ,fls.n. Of Tic lNth Nlih and sN'h wards o th- ry
Of r,o.l, In favor ~ ,h, uon STATE % k~i, md a. ~ y
=, ~. p ,e .ior 10 90. u, Iufbft'll g -Li'yi
=, Ie s.,riv r. iavi,ed 10 1~~, the Church, NO -
h~rlsna brt~crn Lssy.'s sui 10 hAD avs o."
IuI-N,nAl LALsLAu. Lt. .,l ma. - q . -lo--
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Fir.t Ward Union Assoc cintion.-A special meeting
.f M. fr.t " ard Union hssDciA'iDn WIZ be heri on
WEDNESDAY fNiNlSD, Oci. - ID, Al 20 % "is"n
.rh. =, oeios p4actu. .iisndano~ 10 desired, az
u,ue., ,f lmpofi,nr +. /. D. b. .ns>rst ny ogter u
D. - OtOSSER. President.
y. n. PEisIup Rec. Sec.
A PubIir NIcr:,ng u tn. - IA ARD tNION ~
NTOs st b. t~ir hrad lr.sf, corirf ~ 10Th
:, and oh ar THIS tw.dns.diyi t'Eslr0 Oct !H'
,locs - ,h~ Pufp,se % rs3 - sat" 'e1' '
MD nouIu.iion, ions " HlGoiSs. Vice Pre'dert
mn b NnKInrP- -rrlelaIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Dolitieal Notices.

4JollIl(UI NoIIIfb.
Union
STATE AND COUNTY
RATIFICATION MEETING.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. -
Gov. RICHARD YATES Of Illinois.
Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAx Of Indiana,
Hon. GALUsHA A. GROW of Psnn'ylvsuis,
E1Gov b. O. NOBLE,
judge JOSEPH J. LEWIS Of Pennsylvsuia
Hon LEWIS BARKER of Maine
Col T. H. GIBBS OF Tennessee,
Hon. THos. JONES, jr.,
and many other Distinguished gentlemen will sdd'e" tho "
..mbl.se. BY order Of the
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Furniture
or NrW DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
All my own manufacture, which viii sell al Whole
sale OF Retail at very low prices for Cash
ia the stock will be found ~ -
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PARLoR AND BED
ROOM SUITES
OF new and beautiful styles which for good taste IN dssSn
cannot be surpassed.
Al. and amin. nv before purchasing essewhefe.
FREDERICK kRUTINA,
Nos. VI and W fas, Housonst,
Between Bowery and Secontsv.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Special Notices.

sons Of Tcmpcrnucc,-Tl.r Annual Sesfion OF the
GLAND DIVISION OF EASTERN NEW YORK, SONS OF
Temperance, will commence WEDNESDAY nfTER'
NO6N Oct % at O'Clock In the hall of Harmony DIVISION
No Ig7 Bowery Representative are requested to be pune
'"A' :" "' 'JomN DAVIES, Grand Scribe
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Grand Union Ratification Nlnss Meeting.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
HIrZRLBkkDkHs HALL, No s5 ahW
WEDNESDAY fyfNlNo. Oct. 20. 1869,
A' II O'Clock.
Tho Hon. HORACE ORfELff,
The Hon. n. u. STANTON -
Den. JOHN COciIRANH
The IiSn. {. ! sPESCEk,
Aud o,h-rs will slir,sI The meeting
H. e PAREF,
Chairman Conuli Tee of Asfsngem-nis
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Thc Unudr WOrkiug for MessTs BOND UNEiI,
Merchant Taor. No. IA Broadway tender thef thanhs 70,
their prompt generous Aclou W sccedu9 !" INC 3eao
lor AZ advslcs ol ptlcc&
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29

\ Son OF EDWARD EVERETT DEFEHDING
THE NORTH AT CAMBRIDGE ENGLANp.-At
the Union Society at Cambridge College, En-
gland, there was recently a public debate on
American affairs, in which a son of Lord
John Russell and a Mr.. Trcvelyan spoke
against the Union cause and in support Of
the rebellion. A son of Edward Everett,
who is a student at Cambridge, followed in
defence o; his country and Government, and
an English clergyman, who participated in
the debate writes AFTER him got up young
Everett Edward Everett 5 sony who, by the
bye, Is considered one of the most distin-
guished men in Cambridge, the whole house
against him, but cool and perfectly collected.
He took Trevalyn's speech TO pieces, point by
point, used him up bit by bit, till the whole
house was slowly turned in his favor, and he
had it all his own way.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29

SALE OF OLD CONS sale Of old coins
took place in New York on Thursday. A
copper cent of 1904, which was not put in
circulation, sold for the astonishing sum Of
$3.50. A cent of 1896 rivaled it bringing
$50. The disme, silver piece of 1892,
whereof tradition saith it was coined of sill
yer brought to the mint, then just established
by Washington himself, sold for $50. This
is very rare coin and was in excellent con-
diton. The half dsme of the same coinage
brought $3.50. These two pieces are worth
respectively in silver ten and five cents, be-
ing in fact dime and half dime, experiment
tai pieces, and never adopted in the national
mint. Some Of the silver coinas, of the
mint brought prices that may well astonish
dealers in bullion. For example we quote;
Dollar Of 1888, proof, $2s. dollar of 1929,
proof, $50; pattern half dollar 1889, proof
1927 So Gobrecht dollar Of 1886, proof, SAT-
pattern quarter of dollar 1857, sly. The
Washington pieces in which the collection
was very rich, realized all tho owner, or 9TH
ers who posses specimens, could possibly de-
sire The New York Washington piece, so
called known better as the non III rirt'de ri
CT piece, was sold for $50, A Washington
dollar in poor condition brought SIS.
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important from MeXsc0.

.lnother Hepu}se q he French is"y 49,
Driccn duck tctM G"Cat loss : ,0U0
KiH,d and Wom,lcd. ......
NGw YonK, Jan 81. by the stcanl-
ship Hhelldrakc, we have Havana dates
OF the 1Gtn instant
The news from Mexico is interesting
and exciting. The French communica-
ton between Vera Cruz aal Orizaba has
been completely cut off by Mexican
ene.llas, and can only be rc-es'ablishad
anl kept up by ,ha French posting
strong guard, all alons the route, The
Mcxican gucrilIas are in stroas forco al
along the road, and worry tAa Frcarh
nccssantly.
1t is reported that the French have
been repulsed and driven back fron b.
fore pueba with great loss
The French Gcnera Berther's van
guard of four Thousand strong were com
pletcly surprised by eight hundred Mex
lean cavalry, aud about two thousand
French killed and wounded. S-veral
French officers were taken by the lasso
and dragged OIL.
The prospects Of the Frcn'h look ex-
ccodingly bad. They cannot get sup
plies from the country, and they are
surrounded by determined enemy, who
watch every opportunity to take advan-
tage of shem. No French soldier can
stray from camp without being lassoed
and drag ged off by some Mexican guer-
lila who is on the " atch for him.
The small pox, in its most malgcsui
form, has broken out at Vera Cruz, and
a lazaretto was being built for this class
of patients.
The new sugar crop was beginning to
make its appearance in the Havana mar
ket. The crop promises to be large
one. The markets of Havana are glut-
ted with northern produce, and sales can
only be made at ruinous prices.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29
Free Labcr I'm South Carolina.

WAsnINGToN. Jan. 26 The United
States Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina have made, preliminary re-
port, in ich they say it must be obvi-
Gus that the system of fire labor has not
had fair trial in the part of that State
under the controle Of the United States
Indeed scarcely any system has been put
to practical test, as owing to casualties
and the shifting circumstances of militia
ry occupations no permanent labor poll
cy can be inauguratcd. ....
The great impeachment to progress is
the uncertainty which overhangs the
future of the colored people. 1t is a
great mistake to suppose them unmind-
full of the:uncertanity Of their condition.
Nevertheless they are but tenants at
will on the grace of the Government.
subject to military caprice and necessity.
With the desire to obtain permanent and
free homes where they we're born and
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
4 Federal Fleet Or Galveston.
The 4. s. Transport Han~raS ,SnDL, IN
The GUIf By the A'aLamo,


NEW YonK, Januray 2G The steam
or Mary a. Boarlmoa has arrived from
New Orleans on the 23th via Key Yves.
on the Doth She brings Galveston al
vices to the 17th, brought to Key West
by III steamer Northern Light from
New Orleans.
On the 18th the United States sloop
of war Brooklyn, in company with six
other Federal steamers, were off Calves.
ton. They saw steamer on the offng
when the steamer Hattcrs Immediately
got under way to speak her, and when
within hailing distance asked Who she
was, receiving answer--''Her Majesty
soop-of war Spitfre." The commander
of the Hattcras told them to wait and he
would send a boat to her. and had just
lowered boat with an officer and crew
in her when the steamer opened her
broadsi G and fred into the Hatteras.
The Brooklyn Immediately got under
way, and started in persuit. of the stran-
ger, but night coming on he lost sight of
her, and was compelled to give up the
chase On returning the Brooklyn
found the Hatteras had sunk in nine
fathoms water. . -.. ..r
The officers of the Mary Board nan are
unal 10 to give further particulars. The
steamer was no doubt the pirate Alaba-
ma. The Hatteras was merely trans
port, but carried four guns of light cali
brc, similar to the transport Mcclellan
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29
From Tennessee.

Federal Fleet Fired into-Col Stokes
Seriously Wounded in Personal diff
cuty--Surrender Of a F,rdging Purity,
NASHVILLE, January 2i.-lhe fleet
which left here yesterday at noon was
ired,into last night, opposite Bcllstown
Landing, by the rebels, with three field
pieces, ION the bluff. The guuboat St.
Clair engaged the enemy, who were
driven to the woods. Che feet arrived
safely at Clarksville.
Colonel WIN. D. Stokes. of the Ten
nessee Cavalry, in personal difficulty
yesterday at Murfreesboro'. was shot by
Capt. Flemming, Of the same regi-
ment. Flemmiug has disappeared
One hundred and twenty men of Col.
Halls brigade, and thirty-fvo wagons,
while foraging on the Dist. were dis
gracefully surrendered to small force
of the enemy. The men were loafng
with the train with unloadod muskets'
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Important from the Southwest
GrXIRAL Gn,vr IN NIorfoy

pENERAL tRANT IN MOTION
PHILADELPHIA, Jan: a the Press
says Con. Grant has placed his Army of
the Tennessee upon transports at Mem
phis, and is now, in all probability, Gu
gaging the enemy about Ficksburg.
The third siege of this stronghold is now
in progress And there is but little
doubt that it will fall
More Union Successes IN ArhansaS--
Capture Of 81 Charles and Des ire,
White Riyer.
Carlo. January 24'-IIon. Gideon
WeIles:-Have just-5 80 p. RE-
ceived telegram from Memphis. Tenn,
from Acting Rear Admiral d. d Por-
ter, on board United States steamer
Black Hawk. mouth of White river,
January 20, as follows:
ave have taken ST. Charles, Du-
wallis Bluff, and Des Arc. and the light
drafts are over three hundred miles
above the mouth of White liver The
DeKalb, Lieutenant Commander Walk
err captured at Duvall's Bluff two eigh-
inch guns, with carriages, ammuni-
ton, Sc, two hundred Enfield rifles aud
three platform cars; and at Des Arc we
captured thirty nine prisoners and a
quantity of arms aud ammunition.
"a S PENNocK, Fleet Capt.
WASHINGTON Jan. %. Major Gene
raj Curtis has telegraphed to Major
General HaIleck, general chief, un-
der date of St. Louis. 9th Instant as
follows: .-...f
General German telegraphs from. Du-
wallis Bluff on the 10Th instant that.
aided by three gunboats. he assembled
White river to Duvalps Buff and Des
Arc, taking about $50 prisoners, two
columbiads, and about two hundred
small arms. .s..:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29
Recent Decisions OF the C0ur. Of
Appeals Of MARYLAND,

The following are extracts from recon
opinions givon in the Court of Appeals G
this State:
Limitations --Neither MI debit nor limit
alton of three gears car be plead to Judge
ment Of court of another State or of tn
District OF Columbia. Limitations Of taoele
gears [ when limitation is relied on J is tn
only defense which can be pleaded to sucl
Judgment. Limitations on promssar,
note, payable on demand, run from its dat
and not from the time of demand. But OF
a certificate of deposit, payable with inter
est on demand; on return OF the same, limi
tations run only from the time of the demand
actually made.
Married Women.-Where wife appear.
| to have been induced to execute and ack-
| nowledge mortgage of her property for hel
| husbands debts. by harshness and threats
and the exercise Of an unwarrantablc autho
| rity, so excessive as to subugate and control
the freedom of her will, court of equity
will refuse to enforce it against her The
factthat MORTGAGE took no part in procu-
ring the execution of the mortgage by a wife
does not strengthen his right to set it up as
valid nor impair hers to avoid it. A mort
real estate for the husbands debts, though
held void as to the wife, passes the hus-
bands interest as tenant by the courtesy
A promisory note signed by ,teme couert
married woman] cannot be enforced against
her by any proceeding at lar. a judge
ment by default against her, when sued at
law on such note is a nullity, aud enforce
ment Of it against her separate estate may
be restrained in equity by injunction. All
covenants, contracts and agreements Of a
feme corert, except in regard to her separate
property are absolutely null and void, at
law as well in equity, and she is under no
obligation and cannot be compelled to per-
form them, whether made by herself or on
her behalf BY he husband, with or without
consent
E,cchange Of Horses. in an exchange Of
horses, with warranty Of suundncss, and
privilege Of returning after trial the horse
received by the plaintiff was found unsound
and in few days was returned by him, and
demand made of the defendant for the horse
received from the plaintiff in exchange.
The court held that the refusal Of the defcn-
dant, on such demand, to restore the horse
received from the plaintiff was the converse
ton OF the property, and rendered him La
bic TO an action, by the plaintiff, for the val
lie Of said horse. There is no legal distinc-
ton between the sale of horse for money,
with warranty Of soundncss, and an exchange
OF similar property with like warranty; AMI
when Tie privilege Of returning is superal-
dcd, the right of resembling nc contract is
uuquesiouabe
L'Cel.-ln an action for written or prin-
led libel, the defendant is responsible for the
meanings of the words, rs understood lv
the readers Of it, and any explanatory words
or declarations OF the defendant, which cam
not be known to all the readers of the libel,
are inadmissblt