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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

The "GgEgypAcx CAsg."--The Coneors
Democya. states that John IA. Georges "greenhack
case goes ~ the full bench Of the Supreme Court fc
Ia the matter it was left Judge Bell sitting In irai
Term to render finding apon H. with the understand,
ing that one OF the parties would take exception thereo
Term Judge Bel holding the proof OF ,cnder insnn.
cent, the City Vi Concord has taken exception Iha
our Supreme Court will bold, with the Se YORK Court
Of Appeals that grecnbscfs' lega cnder for ~
private debis whc,ncr contracted belc " after the
psssage Of the act OF Congress authorizing their issue
we think there 10 DO good reason TO doubt.
rs, II. Statesman.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
A HUMANE INSTITUTION The New-York and

A HUMANE ISsTITUTIoN.-The New-iork aud
Boston Express sia Line Ra.lr0ad via lia-ifoid and
Springfield have placed upon their road set OF cNs
for soldiers use ou, The contains ten cots sus-
PENDED by rubber bands Tor those having broken Ebs.
& g. aiso scat room for thirty, with handsomely cus
ionod sea- several easy chuirs fun ~ appliances
% protect fractured Irokon us complete chest Of
medicines. blndige3. lint. &C.. .endd copper uin
md apparatus for making Conee wash room, Nutor-
closet heaters &C.. In fact, everything needed by u
sick or wounded soldier Is hero placed ut his ds,osaL
steward aud nurse accompany eacl ear whose duties
are 10 minister 20 the wants Of every soldier. One oi
these cars will leave New York aud Bost0n d.Ily
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Duck PASSAGE OF rnr P. N. S. S. Co.'S

QUICK PASSAGE OF TIE J. Al. ;. ;. Co.'S
srrsarR golden CrrY.-This Compan.s new steamer
Golden City Capt Oliver Eldridce, arrived at Panlm.
direct from Rio Oot touching usual TO coal at Lotn
October "a in Al days % hours running time froE
Canal street wharf New York: whole distance ! 10,
miles The greater part ofthe Atlantic voyage sho eN
perlencc1 head winds with heavy seas. From III.
Straits 10 Panama she averaged ,Uo miles aAy aud
for the whole yO,nee 26s miles day.
Capt. EdridGo writes non fanuris
"The ongivcs aie In perfect order and work better
than when We lcit Ncwloik; ard IN fact the ship Is
about as near perfect for her intended trade as sp
can be- is now IN perfect order. and could 30 10 sea as
s,or as The fres could b. lighted aDd seain raised"
From Rio he writes. sept. Jo;
"Tho Emperor, Empress aud snlte. accompanied 10y
the Nmcrican Mirstcr visited the slip aud were 10.
,ei,ed VII. salute OF u guns.
'Thc Emperor looked ut every part o9 the 'tcamer.
and IA VI bad steam up offered TO give him sail
arou nd the harbor which he said lie would iko rcIl
much M be wished TO TINT enormous engine IN mo.
ton after which he took leave expressing himself much
pleased, and We proceeded Oh voyage"
In the Straits OF Magellan the Governor Informed
Capt Eldridsc that there had not been any pryateors
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

scborran ct a., Bernheimsr ct al a. Jseobs-Motion'
granted
Kavanssh sst Besn ct al Farno' end Mechanics bA'|
agt Wheeock.-Motioo granted for third riiay' ANN
BniteTworb sgt jas. 0BTien-CrJnod ALLOW an' "l W.
CochraDs at. Palding.-MoJn granted WIN "aV" W "
new payment OF y 10 costs. +. 49,,
Charles timone, Receiver att H. 'hlIeup ec--A"ou"'
grrted with stay Of proceedings for III weeks ,,.
Boy Stale Glass Company at. r. D. iooI''
granted Nih four weeks stay.
People sc TLorne agi. NJ r. BIrnnan..Cran.e
Il. fpian sg,. r. Adenhcimer Ac.-Mo,ion grantee on
pa yment of $40 costs &e.
William Truchusr agt Elijah Ward; g. Hatfield sst james
3. Dsvis-Motions for attachment granted -
Rusrr ct al ast Tobss ct el Smith sg hseu're
denied without costs. -,
Mcdowell ast William &. Motion dismissed, witt
6 10 cots
= ]. Lee sgt j. 2. Csnnery.-Motion denied with cos'
C. Torrcy e, al ss Omar kpsseyMo,ion denied Oh con
ditions. -
D. H. Fclt as John RdeMo,ion denied. With 80 costs
with leave to renew
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
The People e, rel Bank Of Commonwealth sgt Comrnis
-cnen Il gsEes-t RIDER re.etiled.
E,pjann c. Thayer agt Sidney Alien ct ss0rder w;tlcd
SUPERIOR COURT-spKcIAL TKnx-Ncv. e.-Beore
Justice hoBgRIsoS.
DECEION.
Tho Board Of Water Commissioners OF tho CITY
sf Detroit sgt Henry BUR al Case settled papers left
at teTAs Once
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Thrre hundred ard rio uants wor- IN operation si.d
renoitl including tho Pulaski Bank. Which is voan'
ta-iir a.sl.n. ~ 80 affairs. Tic Laiik 81 Canton.
Iale BanA. Hlnly y Ial 20 s Cos Iaak. and o. f'-'
dock L Co.'S Daak rflc ilcir ffsi reports. Tie lrT'
rln Baal, Iocicstef - Voluntarily lrdls up and cid
no, rs,o.t The HOPE BaIl Il Albany commenced oP
orons since ast report bat not IN tine TO Be .ncnded
IN tie praseat ,SciteiDef) report.
Tie receipts o. Flour aid GMn at Chcago
darine Sep.er Dor nrd October wore.
ee-f.rhrr 'ctabTr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

UNITED sTATTs COMMISSIONERS OfflCE-Hov 5
Before toIIfri.tipner osnoHr.
MUNp.E CN IliE HIGH stAb.
Henry c. LOrons,n, E'an Edwards, Wilhnn
sfuih sd Micac iih-y. wrie bfoart before The ,onm'
siJn,r c.liacd With tbc uitfr ol care, toui"f o"'
II rp Lone SIR the voyasi hom BOMBAY =,
h,W oh b. LnorfDs hin down VIII bssj inr pm "'o
casiuz t body overload G'or.o NJ Gurus alp'HiNa iO
lie accuiot they committed iof oisnins'ion
SUPREME COURT--srsciAL Trrx-Nov. a-bso''
Justice AULLkA.
DilI-iOS.
Souio ct al. agt. the Union Bank OF the City OF
New ors s.- Complaint l.Iulss"d wiih eos's
sCPLEICR COuRT-srEc.aL T.Eu.-Sov h-before
Juriic. Lo-wOurIi.
THE SUNDAY EERCURY LIBEL cAhE
Marcizck agt. The SlDdOy ncrcnry'-DcciYon
was ,nl.Tcd t. y tle motion ,icete ths one' o
Ics, Justice Bg.wonh denied the motion, WIN DIV 'os
Before Ju,c' NosBiL.
DECISIONS.
Jntma S.creiesdi 6rt julDrs hoser.-ho'lon a'h'eo
Vin 40 cos'f opiniJn vi Clerk
SURE .ME CouRT-CussBiRf-Nov c-b'io'e 'u'1'r
lIHkf.
DECISIONS.
Bcaialnin Wood aet. Orlando Mcado ct al. ~ ,.
3cnd ae. = g. ,Ladssy, tlaIkeon as' Holland ao "s.'
t.-. 49,. 80 -..-.,s S--.S- ss- s-.~-'s s''''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Narr.oriuIa.

slr yaeit. Lori, from Carins which arrived s.,a,
lgoE ,hi. n nun. Las beer ori RI 70 Philadelphia
steamship Ccoso CEJMwe VIII sell io-eay' n,ta Pie,
No. y. H., at 9 p II.
Ta, bTk t-ai was ashore near Fort LN1 Glo nas bees
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

CAPTURE or A PARTY OF BURGLARS.-At m
early hour Oh Friday morning. MS Sergeant Gay Of the
Twenty Grst Precinct was patroniug the vicinity OF
Fortic,L street ald Third avenue his attention was ut
tracted by the soundoi explosion. Suspeotrs that
burglars were a work hc gave the alarm, aud IN ie"
moments the block bounded By Forfeit and foriyfrst
streets ard Second ana Third avenues Was surrounded
by GORDON Of policemen cutting on oil escape Al
exaninu, disclosed the fact that the Office oi George
Fodines coach factory NJ l9 East Forty trsi street
had been entered hy bui glars and essie blown open
thorough search Of tho Railways md yard resulted Ia
the finding Oi James Mctrec. james Shay ana joan
Coo, Mlo were arrested and conveyed 20 tho Twenty
f.sf Precinct station House Ihcy lad absracted nom
tho safe a check los S3s and 81 20 n stamps RoGads-
Moves subsequently found tue burglars tools m hc
building On friday morning tic PRISONERS were taken
before Justice Kelly nt tsc Jefferson Market Police
Court who committed them foY elnuination.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Professional Notices.

4 NuARLES :. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counselor 81 Law Proctor ami Advocate In u s. Courts
No. S39 broadway, New.icgk. Residcnc.No ~ LondoI
Ierfl,o, Nrst ?idt,. between Sth aud iu,h-ayS)
NVlLLIAM w. SANGER, NJ. ID. (late Resi-
w ient Pyfcisn SecAwels .sind.) Ofce Ne. 10 Clin
IN place t1thst Ncwf orA lEy, Once hours .oL 70 II
a. - -. ....L... :. -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
j,o.!- IJay0c...o' No.ics.
sr,rg os Nrw.Yo.y

OK, I
PokrN,Rora, osFel. No 10, Wala
NOTICE is hr,eby gwen, in accordance with
section e. - passed Apr IL 1857 at ed An &c. ts
k.or.snle le ~ frcs flr e. TIE Pori OF Newi H. 70
d.. ptno- ii,resri iu or syn. charge Of tho sna &c,
matter oi tGgh Inquiry examination survey that t3 fo..
gus c.s Ndcr ,-fri'.a by tho potWSr.
deus alh .A iit s-I ssess or eA.fi xll be
pcod within ten aa,s next succeeding sA, nc1e on S0sfs
said
ship Noou Hood WooGuH Il
.r Nohtn ntet t1 NO ~ r. IL
shp Jcnau ~ .r rie.. ilcr NO 81 y r.
ship fcicfn II ef 40 ~ ~
bsh At0i..s.. Hot.cgp
Bork Am T. Je dali sief gcntS
iafk cgs Mon ....H"ush isist " ~ .hurGh
bafs NaAsi ser No - T. X
Big No III T. X
bgs LsuAai sds
Scr Nagsr ..hetwtsu Frrs Nos l. aud - n.
sehf. storm ........,...De FoucaL
{ H. bhAMhkAL fre..ea.-
:. are's HERMAN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Re<e,uts of Produce.

Roy 6-l9.7s bbL f.olf 80 th.s. wAsty. ga bt :.
cor. u-si D1ij iu.h. whs,i 11.o b4l. torn. 81 81
tg. .ris u p.gs A,r. 30 iss. .afd 2ylo yss. ~
vsioai lf0J Jk,. Ou Meal. jicO p'.. buuer. iec p..'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
ssuYpP.vG ISTELLICENCR.
PORT or sEw-YOnK.. Nov 4
Cleared.

Eak-Enen Morrison Cater Hsrbstoes, %. Trovertess
Bne-ESucutve oogham ,LuzoT n. q. iAsogry.
SchooHers-M. G. l0ssl. Fox, Na'hDktou ~ Bront B.
slsh,, Whhl~nt po-vr, New London Nie,oris Fsaes.
havana. II. h. HsztTa,Jr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
LAW IS1EG.IIGENCE.
U.ImD STATES CIRCUIT couRT-Sov '-psfors
Jl4sr sbIsON


U.IID STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-So, '-bsfor'
Jl4fr s'DON
F1fIr CAsls IN APPEAi-
Iaef states sg Oa arhui. tr csr and tsfgo
s,f.r 80 ITO br. br.ta lsf tssii- All esfgo.
L. Dciahcid smith. 4. =. Disirict-A,t"rncy, thi,
entered hnsi Of DIT hunu 81 tletr yc's undfi
~ csrree srimtnce heretofore snf.f"i Do u. eo"
The L. . irsrie ssn;sr strc. IN The D'. ard tie T.
amer 'isn.iis o. tur'iIs- Tho sgsfrass If,cred
amount 20 ii cover yiyeD.
ACTON IoR EJCLILs o. THE sEwJEIsEY RAIL
Road.
william Gfosyensr At the Sew leroy Rsirosd and Iran'
TVuIiion COMPANY.
Til gctiOn u brought 10 rcgVyer damages 'o th'
amount o. 1000 sustained - s plaintiff Who va. pa
..nger on r ,cock lrl btiNren hesh Oh sd f.wafA
on hr g o tie 81 ser,i.ter ID dssninz % sto,
NJ tie Mfprt s.f~.t stt0 lon TIE fmh .iiisrds h'
Gfre sficti ,.ion which a.. nrtt depot al Ne~sIs.
claimed thrt the train purd up bui dd not come o ~
.top when the l,udaD.or cfi'd OF NrwAIs. the panin
a. friend ,o' aut and NAI IifrLr. was he wrong "a
or and Oh attempting 60 back io dfdfg''
.ie ,lr ~ nr. and ln-y fell .o la.s..s osci
Bob. foof. ~ .lIne b..
~, irlr ian. cini ths he injuries ofth plaintiff wrre
%. i,fllt OF .s own calelc.sno'. ana nss sencs.
The itsr - N oll -,
H. M,nad.on ior the plaintiff T. S. Van Rsniis for h'
defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Judge Moncricf discharged An old clerk OF the
Superior Court this morning for voting for McCunn.
Evening Poet
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

FIRE ON STATEN IsLAND.--About ~ o'clock on
Thursday night the remaining portion Of the barracks
Camp Sprag'e ~-Dorp. Staten Island, together with
tie noe lhe Richmond road were destroyed by IRE.
All the buildings that now left - The camp ground
". ~ -..s ...- -. 80. .-g,..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
snii-d.
BELOW SIP. unknown.
NIND-Suu.et, y. w, iggsh.

Nov s-slips Marianne No,trbohn, David Hoseiey.
Bsrks--ArshA (Brl Cuba tiss.n.l
schoousf-MeLose tbr.)
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
suRROGATE'S COURT Ecv 6.--Before the Hon.
GIDEON J. 1ucETR.
rtn

Tho last wills and tcstaments Of tho following
named rni.s have been duly admitted 70 probate during tho
past we.A: - =,
Fr,l.ri Fehar Joseph Gideon, William Murray Law
renee k Mub!y Nathan e. P,aii Newton !. Smith William
rorrrsel George Wilhelm, Sgi.mund Weh, and Mary Ann
Wych.
- paued rer,on leaves III her propefyto the poor
Of tho bcisea - r.. thurch. Ia Iiauieih street .
Non. the o,leTs contain provisions oi ihtfre c we
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

siSsTpEE ALnASAc
Srn-Ri.ss $40 S-s......... t:ss hcon-kises Sf1e
dicH wkrRR Tais DsG -
Sandy Heck. s.it Gov Issni.. Sll Hell Cse.. 6;eS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

uegsrs. Adrian II. Muller, j. Il. wilkins d
Co. viii hold their regular auction sale OF s'ochs To-
marrow tsltlrday). a; ~ O'Clock, st The Exchange
s....,.gy. ~. u. EJ:-.Ga;.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
william GfosyenI At the AcwJ J.r'cy Railroad and Tran'
uyIyED .TATEs DISTRICT coURT-gov G-DsfOr
Judge BrTrs

FITNL DEciIE % Distribution.
Inii,a strfss 90. tir bns Iilni -,d cargo.
T.. Dciaicid Slnth, 4. 8. AitorDey this
G.y eer,d nm d,cicc ~ disiE0uon Of tho proc"eds o.
tho eboye vessel iLc victoria alone shares IN this prize
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Isea. ii.sseS. 1883, Ilssr5h, 10. 20.
b.. a. .yi 5.a5,i iss p, .s.esi
Osi, Da.........~..iSti5 saI'l go ~ - ~
r. b............'. 5s,5;i .3sa 3ae77 La.H
Tie ,ot~l reoe.pl oi Taug lfoluccd 10 bl'A'lp and
roin of,H lials dlrng ie months Il Segtenher aad
October of tbis year aad last, compare as io!lovs
1853. 1852.
R,ere, In s,I ,-nt,r ba'h.....7 T.. - ts - ..s ~.
Rec, y's ia Ol,.1es Juah.......... 80 -.
To,si sob ssor,hs...........l.s.'.'1 i''f'"
From. tilsiwll bc seen the. tie aggregate roccp's
of -four ana gain during tie past tao months ssho~
decrease of ony ,24.lcs br.Aolf' While at Tie Sane ue
uere is decrease In the rocep.s Of corn dnFng the
.arne months 30 compDcd with ihe eo"e'ponains
,eriod Ii l.o2. Of g. 7l2. .52g bushels % follows.
ser,ouber bl'h..........ls.y..I .s3.,i
Oc.oLeI ou.h.......'...'''' "'.s'i -
r.,................-5i7EI5 75~H:
The above table shows the effect of the iTos peihape
as much ~ anything that caa be adGuced
The receipts OF Wheat and Flour ia September and
10 ,br reduced TO bnse!s) show heali! increase Oh
last yoer. "a. tho folo8iig tabo slows
1853, 1882:
se'rasfbi S.,sl la',.......ss cs'l sl5sisj
To,si..................C. C.a7il o'y''~'
Prom
,rcs, ir the receipts Of Nlest md Flour during Tie
pa., tao months NJ compalol with lso% "' 4'u'"'-o
,o.hels aad 4 Wheat l,,ao oi J. Ollias bushels
Tie receipts Of coa. % g'ias q a.! hhii except
Corn. bn,e aiso ncfcaaod greatly -so that INC az
lciones go Orc Com Is neaily made W neiely'
Tie .j0unsa{ Of Commerce has eomp!eo ~
usu table of ne movement Of secic at thS Pof' i''
tic month Of Oe,ober. 1865;
sne 3D., sr. .Dd ,lreasury, oct J. lV4'." ~ ~
B.. r e i.re..-. 4f,f. o. y.iia 800 'i.'...'''''-'
-i,f. ii8,ofird ionl 'tt,n Ijrs 10 De'''''''' ~
5,,re -.'La.ei .,tn no -ri. ~ Vei'''''''''''''''
rotel s1p,ig
E4p.rsl - l,..isa ron< ~ oe'oner''''''''''''''
ana sobgtes.ory Nov. 1863 ia,, ~
l~st' +" I'D 4.,Ife-.uIy Nov. /, lai... .osODc,J
l,sgcs ID 0sft. and surlfea.7y Ho. i"'''''' 1t,
I,s... D. 1.a.s ando1lI ieas". nov ''''''' -'''
i,.silet,,at ta.t 10 make aptAe $)9.0C,"O@poIiod
loin Obs r.it since january 1, nearly si'VE0o nave
to,o reo,, from Cad rorni about 900 90 imported
oa a,ioac and lte sainc mount taken from tno oo'
oo.. here sid nearly s2ao@OOO getneIcd IN from Iho
too,le. L. addition &, tle .ppons rom this p,1b
Ca.Grls h,, p ipped d1o,ny 20 foreign oonntrics.
since January nearly ESQ In specie ana Dui""'
The movement Of Dly Goods this week has
5oon ~ .oiiows'
gsrrHeD coNst sI"rioS: a..
n|aV' ~ ,s se,,s,rtfis,.... i1s si7Jss
,, 1850. ..i,celano's. $50 Dl.2.
''N''''I.,i ......................s7s. %. Sl,3,G6G
wITffDEA.ALs.
.r,.,l ,( plRa Value HGnV. ef Plgs- Nanc.
81, ei2 -t75.3i fil1......... S4 tff''f
''N.''''''' 80. tTG5fi sie.liue's. los
si@....T..f - .'............. .' -. 90 slsJcs4
WfhPnOttip.
.5 Ptr ,Nai1e Manpl eC rbgs Value.
o.e.. s",p -. ~ ~ 4as.G fel......:.. ~ sHnt.
C.' II 1875, Ii-colt.nf,. ~ 10
Al
J.l i.........ss.'ss'''s t'-'''''''''
uessra Adrian II. Muller, j. X. wilkins a.
Co. viii hold their regular auction sale o' H'ochS ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
PnsAe1Ecra ArHaycd

Ia bark Ca-passyo from Rio JaoeTo5ir. Esrssp ssd
lady, MesGs. hs.t, Prs't and hofse.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

The above table shows the effect of the iFosi beihaIe
a. much ~ anything that cau be adGuoed-
Tho receipts Of Wheat and Flour ia September and
October reduced to bnsle.s show hea increase Oh
f... -,,- aa in. f,lpXftg tab'o shows;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

Ffou. tilsiiw.1 bo socn tha, ilc aggregate foccps
Of -four and ain during tie past tao monihssho"
deere sc Of Only ~ lCs bG,Acls While at tie same time
there is decrease IN the Ioccps Of corn dnfing tie
.a,oe months 10 compnod With tho oorrosiondins
--.-a L. ~ ~ no -aa h-.lols aa f-lioMa.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

The following is statement Of th, earnings
Of tie Duba4a, and Sioux city Railroad Company ~
the week ending
Oct 81 49,
Correspor. af we.k .ssi y'ar........... soio "a
sySa ~
\. f-..i.. III 4 ........ .............4 ~ -
H. a., =, ~ '........ ..,.,...... % ~ ~
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BS- A man named Jerry Cowslen,
an accomplished CounterI4iter, was ar.
rested 10 Brooklyn on Friday, aud Is,
600 in bogus bills were found in his'Pos
ion. The officers found at his residence
a complete printing office in the attic
story, consisting Expresses, rollers,types,
plates, dies .anl all other materials nee
essafy il the manufacture of bills, to
gether with the $4,000 in printed money
and several reams of paper wetted down
and ready for working off A young
man engaged by Cowsden al So per
day for doing the mechanical work, was
found in the Office and taken into cu,o.
dy. The materials were taken possess
ion of by the police. The prepared
bills are all finely executed on good pa.
per. aud would readily pass for ger ,ine
The vigneite on the upper right hand cor
ncr represents he village Of Wes'fell.-
Near the left upper corner is the word
five in Roman Characters. On he
lower right corner is the figure o.
and on the left side of the bill is represea.
ted a blacksmith with an anvil, sea-
men, two females and child with a
spinning wheel.
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Mnnthly Terms.

Nprc', FERN. l3G?--JOSoph Savine, aud Jos.
/ y, Hutton.
A ,ril Term ls62,-A. Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lanhaa,
May Term. lS62--Richard Foster and 10.
sepi Henderson.
June Term, Is62-JSsW Mines and Allen
Scbrell
August Torn 1892 H 7. Gasn.km cad
a. N Curry.
September Term, 1851. Chapman and
James NJ. Mash.
October Term, ls6s--D, S, Montague, z
Pridy
D, rmber'r4rm, lSsR--J Joseph Henderson
and v. 7. vinuouS.
January Term, ls63--J, G. Harrison, and
A, j. Nickola7,
February Trrm is6o--P. Elkins, and Isaac
r Shank.
Mech T"n, ls63--wm. Cash, and Landon
C'7rmGn.
Ap-tlTrm, ,61--Allcn sebrell and Isaac
r Siauk.
j; LAY TIM, lss9--D. $. Montague, and p,
Elklns. ~
Juno Term Is63--Henty t. curuthor7, n
and Foster
August Term; 1863 VIM, T vintOux and
r. LNnham.
= September Term, ls69--A. N, Curry, and
z, Priddy,
October Term, ls63-JOsoph saviuo, and
VIM, Cash,
December Term, 1863 ], O. Harrison and
II. 7 Ca.rutheH,
January Term, lsSi--Isaac r. Shank, and
names W. Mines. .H
February Observation-Disclosures M. Nash and
AN Garry M
MarchTerm, ls6i--I. Chapman, and 10.
seph Hutton.
Aplil Term ls6i--R. Foster and z. Priddy
May Torn, ls6l--JosophsOvIqo and JCscph
Her dorsou.
June Term 1861 o. Harrison, and WIN
bsh. f48
~ TESTE:
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no! feel warranted in procuring these to
merely make the SWeetening for his own
family. There is need of concert OF 40.
ton III the neighbOrhood. The farmer
would plant the cane if he could get it
manufactured at a fair rate, and the ono
having the capital, would willingly in.
vest it in profitable apparatus, if he
we're sure that there would be demand
for IL. Now is the lime to canvass this
matter, and see if any arrangement can
be made 10 enable more farmers to grow
their swoeicning.
The scarcity Of cotton has given q
new interest to fax culture. The man.
uf?ciure Of fax, cotr,r or wool, flo .
which so .Auch IrS lopod is YET al OK.
pertinent, but Que which 10 oy no 1aa.s
Abandoned. Manufacturers so, ,aoy TO-.
work up day If they cel got ne aw lon.
tcral, AMI ask us to advise formers to
plant. The farmer is ready to grow
flax ifhe can iud a demand for his crop
but cannot afford to engage in sit at q
venture While we cannot, willoat
more light on the subject than we now
have, advise the general culture for the
fiber, VIC nevertheless counsel farmers 10
be awake 10 the ubjoct,and see what Ga.
ciIitieS their particular region offers for
disposius of FAX products.
Ia somc'nart1 OF tie Northern States,
cotton can doubtless, n. tho present ri
ccs, be raised at profit, but We have
not seen any results which show that
it would be a paying crop al the oriina
ry price Of tie staple 10 peace time'
The growing Of tobacco has baCoAc
9 established fact. even in localities
where a few ycsrs ago it would have
been thought imprncLicable, We have
been ccnsured by some, for Offering
premiums for essays upon the culture Of
this foul weed We cannot argue the
morality Of tobacco RAGING, any more
than the growth Of apples for cider,
grapes for wine, or barley for brewing.
But it has been, is, and will be, one OF
the staple crops of tho country. While
we advise no one to grow it, We cannot
disregard the demand Of very .rgo
number Of our readers for Information
upon the besI modes OF culture. Il is
certainly better that they should knos
the real nature Of the crop, than to 5iow
it-as grow it they will---in ignorenco
ofits damaging effects upon the SELL
Whoever undertakes the culture, should
keep in mind the worn out tobacco fields
Of Virginia, and not use up the pro1uc.
tive forces Ofhis machine his farm
American Agriculturist.