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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

DISTRICT OF MtppLE IthhEdH4f--ho. 10.
tA3HkREAs falolmatod was did Ia The na
w tict coqu Of ihc uniicd sptlos 'oreald District,
ou the Iolh day 81 july Al, ISIS. b. John 1fimbIs
No, Attorney tol lho tui'ed Slales for aid District,
on tho dotaff Or The said United thif afai17f -Four
BoxeH, ronlsintre Npqts. Fsmptlofs ehccn haNtls
and dlaorz othei aittl0 M ehAA hpsalt a. lonne
a. The rfputcd onuVr, alo1Enf, a. huh4iAAtaItA4 sad
Noperty Nea eeizfd en- hnd Il eaiapflrigt mud 10
liable 90 confecaiAn brunea iif oNhrffnnretf tfan
ragagod 81 armed rcteilcp arninst the HQyafnment 81
he United 3latas, and "a ~ Ing and affltng saidte.
bdlirnt cD the dtftt f n Jus, 1865, esid ouner net
htiia cpnatdto ga Nt 4tft EAid fettliua IA pafsu,
aaer 90 tAe Ffoeamalen 81 sac fraidspf 2 ihq
nnitodilaifs
Nov t~hirniorc, iu 1hcdIouce 90 Uo u1ti1a ~ ne
tanrf, under ne efai pr iha CnsSf. tome directed set
l~cIftffd, ! 40 hereby fitt I-tir 90 81 Be- az pei.
faHtciplafpG eeid pforett, or trovfrr, cr having
nrit IIie 20 eag, Why the a1mf shHnNInQt ae orA-
annned Al prnaed, lhN hsy ". fFd nprc.r before
the said District Court, iot e leI3a tttc CHORAL Court
room, az She Caritois in uarrFpf NsarVtd. on ilf
fldag ~ ArEafaiafa tnoa ans tAen ~ i~rtarfoHa
fHdif Nl1'm8
& I. Cf.AslNNK,
q. S. NaghhAt ~ Aifdie Nrriti ~ p aac
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24
NOS. AND LOCATION
o.
GENERAL HOSPITALS

hFsa1hl Dttsoy Pos-M. O. WooD&osfa.
Hoeoifal Nsa l-rhy naiai. IS HF. cotner square.
Hnfgoon a. D.. FITCH.
No. 3--Woeibury FIxe. 3. D. Himos, sur
4H fN0n t4fhArTrs a<-
y No 8--Npst Court ionat. W z. Johnson,
auFKcon 10 chnraf N'
NJ t--Woodbuty Pike. Asa surgeon
" EeaIta.
% So Mort court Houss. 1T Wc0ds,
eafgconiu 'chsFErs
- 40. H-Noftha cast cor. square. A.. b
Fafief, Asst. Surg IN c1Arses
No. I-Eaet Court houn1 81. Woodward,
hArae0nin charge
80. A-oMoHnhnd wtstc1Y Kidd VIVA
arcrliy Asst snfFeen ~
1N4IEN. #| ~
NJ. p~c4. rashfplenra lebanon PIKE
X#ftDILE 81 Ka1nAE, Act AssA hutfoQ
~ charge.
ieni fJoid nen&ia 10. fona mee vest Our
aouse. IXC ftuies, sufseen p eharge.
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Ths southern oonfsderaoy i ~ doubt

Ihe Southern Qonfsderecy il no doubt
convinced ~ this time that raids into
The Free Stsies aFe u~ppiohlablsl
Lrs has feireksSd minus i~hirsy-odd
ihonappd mep, and MonoAN after aging
like . scared rabbit through Ohio and
Indiana, with 5000 men in arms after
him, has aht ahsaiarsapanloa Of his
foFoo and bis besl o%flceFe, ffhs escapes
he Win be n diaerase among the rob-
els.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

fagsen uiehins e ane pen can and .
good variety 81 tho Gold Pen DenoL ~
Cherry asfoel lwo doors a8nlh 81 Ntdsr
lat0-tf,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

nslsl..laal rafn "a B.A6Aied na.apoad ~ n
saferiaf ufteEg nonin, 81 .odd Fellows Hal of.
fuunsI aod pniet tAf 3ohn AtEeuanA y
NJ. Wirln, y NJ 81 &entrl9S y Mi{es Aeort
~ fae lao WlIoFfsi SEQ. ~ 3 Morf4 B. d.
epe ss Hies
8 Hleli ire1fi Aaaa Apapftoal Il klrti 7tQr8t
felaagie, ~. hfal4i q ", petsn, q hIjuAa No
H|siitod 81. a'H ". M Brown Al a egFN Htat4'
fie 4si n Hsn n
tHfN Htr1Ioi r 80 ffIlrf TTfHrNrr.t n
Fai1, Tfsr stayed Swelling it fiy q
e.,e7 So * la.sssnant. I. Ia.
n. 81. 1eetAh 3. RIO. Ne t.fne 4n4er<n, Il. O
" a. fhenel1 totWl1fI II Lt11dtA, Can't
Gnara, f,ttoiis. l3ief tiatea nattrEa 81 Hpntay
r. AttN irtulh.
Naalnlk OnnaufaV ~. i.-J111 Aociaifnf.
Emiuant CoUnanteff Norton p. hoteN. OeH.hIIa
llnot Aioa AndeNpnf uapt. ttalIa A1s WV
Rad, ptplat Ihoml81n hn1oIaoti tsNfqf Waflant
b. p. NteffF juaier Haresr7 2 y toniA
Treasurer H III h1lrton. AtptlNrf N tI7d4.
fsahnallf eaRa atfit ~ ~ faottdny oitaCf
ge1aa' X fa -ts4sa s aotsa. Nm !.
ooa n9peu seas 1e,
o a tielda. Iyer. Sleted moinE W laqFfA
hatufasY of cfqfy aoAi1.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

Advertisements occupying any special position 81
ID, 70 rer cent. additional special l%Qtiiion ~ppisilol
10 por cent
oa~ Advertisements Inserted IN ian ipcnl ceinnn
charged al thc rate c~ffFenfy ceais per hnc.
Changes may b made periodically whom aerced
upopi but ovefy such change will involve extra OK
fente, % be paid fr BY the adyer'Ner
~ ~ldsaiasgs 116ssasg a. space c~oatoeisf fofal y
ts cA5raed ~ ~ crerss.
Marriage and Funeral Notices.,
When c~xcCcding Eve lines, VII De- charged 81 the
usuel advertising rnics.
Announcements ~ Candidates.
for STATE %
= Cothty = 2 w
y Ofy s-44..a.....s.lats. .l..s.t.,s.,..,4s 4 20
cAsA se.a,..a & advance ~ all saver.s.e
meots, unlcss BY epeciAl aKraemont.
VS., tie endtraffnrt, hare thie day adopted tha
above rates, 70 which v bind o~lrselros GfrirtiY o.
adhsro.
wN. CAMERON. fof TIE Uaion.
JOHN WALLACE, for tho Dtp.icA
-. H.. 49,. HAL- 1T
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

DISTRICT or MIDntE IEENEssEE-Nr IL,
tA AfREks ia iniAfinailo has bacb nled ia tbt
wv Diatgist Com. a ~ CAhea statea icr said nAa
trct, on the ID day ~ JnIy. a. . 1sc1, w John
Trimbirs $50 At4tnaF {of IN United n4atea for
the District 81 AiddN HtnoeI1rt .Hhoprof1culoH hnrcin
IN behalf 81 tha Ihltd attos ot4inst f11 81 Ten
nesaee Hank notes &ptofkenlaekl fank notes, and
eundfy rr4n stots notd1, payahitt9 Allnalcad & Co.,
an 20 Copeland, Afmsieaa 4 CO.. snd dgfcrited pnr
Llculafiy ID eHd l.ttiu mioflnation, dfeVn soFrr-
oty ~ hA NoFrH. tfenshaw 4 Adams, q
o.. CrenfAaW, Adfm7 a HpDWaJ Bart
1il eaa1Iasssen Elom1son 4 Ceh 'hes lhrtlat 4
Morris. md An1reVs & Cp, Aiielain& g sttbabance
that o. TIE on tno " Junei 1850, pn land, thesaid
property was solved, the QYsisr hcscof bqhsg tAcu
hnd ~ 70 enaatsd IA armed sNncnion aaoinbt the
Geyeghment q uo Lnittt Aiatff. and n'dpg and
bbfttIog srch rebellion, oad not hafins Patterned 10
hs ni|talkata NfiaNattt ta9safFr ne r~focIsmntlon
~ the President Of the United States, referred - &C.
said lOal. ana faaf tAd aftifies became 1tr4loy
forictct n ne SAD unIiod Sittee, and praying FRO
Goes ofainsi Tie Same. onu shat tlt slme 1o tal-
dlmu9d 81 lofiQ1cd, ns aIorGHaii
Sow, therefore, BE- pursuance 81 She m1lIil01 af tie
Cclrli 0ndnT l1e SEAL 81 flo louf 80 nsa1iucIrI ard
delivered, I 40 hereby give rahlc notice b nI per-
sons claiming Faia geode, that ihog ucand anraaf H.
iosg fte said Qourt, % be heldst ne Feiaial Court
room, h tho CITY 0Nashvillq, Sd BatG Dslflct. on the
ed dny ~ lqlft A. n. asa, then and tneft h iDlet
poee thcif ciaina aai ~ make their allegations n
ihat tennli ntarNt GfA1cDcK,
~ Na raNal ioi Mode pstFset q reaaeaaee.
1 WiIH~~AAh@ | H |""
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

ag-Jsmsa n Hinton hbmw Sob
IN and y II. Buchsnan
Rt4saer-Phincae Garrett.
1ttstA-W Jes1af Iagl0t
Cos54e-N. a. Beltnff
Hdart4-Ichn Cefaift
Rspstifs cbllso1r--W D RobSfttot
Rafhroad Tar Consror-J q. nfia}.
fhsusnbin frr tr F1ss1gis rxhin-@fchn u. Go@ci
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

COUNTY COURT,
5xdae-,Hpn. Jaues Whit~aftA
e,tp .Lindsleg Michel.
a Fho 5sdec'e Curt meets la nfst MpAaa9 p
iaoi faonfh, and Che Quarterly euaft tomfosrd II
ne Magistrates Of che C1lsniy. y heAi she afst hcn.'
,ag 10 3anuafg, April, 1alS aad ne.rsps
clRouiT couHI,
5Htt4 ~
.H1t-raVid G. L04a.
~ ne Court meets tte ars sssasy "a asfot
md September
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jnd5s-Boa ~ n. Dfien.
Un1-CnAdts " E1,ith.
a. The cDHri taetie ne arnt hsnisy 81 AiFa tn.
rsht and TNcefDbeF.
cRANcERf COURT,
CapHQsf-Ho1 faalHcin FrlaFAa6
cara ahf 1last4.-5. Il. alesyos.
~ The co1ri meets ar tfti Apn3., n NJ, and
rs4smhar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

. $1,000 .--
IuNN HUGH SMITH. N1ftf
MNItIM t4aN@ AI4
lVnN NHlAHt
n4tAH |tH-" "IFInoHnf A. q fNt-er,
4ut tNnH tIuH
Gn| MHAF-inny m1nt1Hf E-cH1E. 1fsii
ftcoA EffHch, second rfjEz5 HHaFv. uiri
FF lHptHf-Ntf4n Dive
&cgeas4 CINutf-h4H tNtr4iAl1
HatT Ihs QNecoe-A n asfrett
TflnTr-h hfrfy.
Nte1 AnNF HpFts Lcakt
v 49, ~-'9 y
fnt.f cg ~ ~. n.se,,Het-i6s. 4ssatotr.
go ~ " 49, S-1. III 4c8gt
ttr.m o.1.-~f Il rtermt
f, t.- wtnat
~
Oil
Bocff ~ Altsre1t-N. n. ofie7 stsH lonn
Nafptr, iQHI hobb, "a AuI1yt =. Htrrnol y
eheatham, y a.ta,ae sna z spea
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

"a HutfElf. Nrn
4sa1rHfr ladH, ~. k-NatIs nltfY fNfatnf kl0l.
us,et tntlf han. % hocoaAf n uuloh AID Som.
Nef streets. Ihe oNc0H az Ilt lrFsut u4on AM.
Jnq. q AnhF, Na.3 4 NeHpep, 1t. We. tJOhn ".
ki4e, eecrclary{ Lax .n1al. IFlaearet.
hutfa tealet No tp~N.tN ~ te same plAce
svtlt HondNy Nyfaio3. 1ht p4toft are nsnfy
Apple, 81 q ! q fpFk Y.0.; CaaR, Robatsca
tnfcary w ", hloUp, Irfaantef.
aaa1 ssf,A Ne vt-neeu q tA9is ban on soglh
Cheny 4irgsl, every Friday Aioalng ne 0f1csm
Az )faAt Hknnoa, ~. q J4ml4 N}ali, V.0.tE u
0ooRet r,Art a. q. CqIIpa, IfeaSanef
1lS ~ ltoI (dtunanl-Mo,l4 AZ We
Ban, clfasf q pnion ana sanloef tfe1is, every
fhuDiay Rganit' Iht oHcAs ~ y Frieflaas.
E2.t John Hahnta4.al Jacob Iurttman. a.ro'
laf,i Gen N1ItIlo. IItaFlftH
N10st MfarFmN1 MOI irrNttIa 10 lt cIl4o aal
on itt lf4l aH1 lhlTi Wednesdays " each Iaonlh.
foa oan1is eft. q. NeartD CF.so. r. fsltr, n,
f.tfeifr h4rgt, Jr. hW.i = n PICKETT, NV 1D0.
u aiae. atttt q. Npite4, fsetqnry
ose hlaA Hacs8Hea, y 4-aet.t et the
shove Nsn "a ~ eso4 aRi flrfth "wednesday
alqhn 3 o1ch ubnth. noe oNcau aro hanu AZ
pIa, o.f.i ~ Nohel, hfi h a. NnQt4l, hN.i ~
3. Coleman, IEt y. ~ fRNle, aoeraNfs ? "
Ward, IE1nroT
b DeFa n bHstisad h,tehsA-As4A the urfl
Idlaf l1aInccoN I aflh molih. Al Q orlt4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

A GOOD CohiuNL AENE HOCtE Hiih "a ~
IA Eiklt toeu ai eoaftnifntt 20 bulr.sa a flrnfhfd
r~esidtAee neiorrf9i q vented, tf gaoq4l careful
tepaut ABOUT "a lileo Inquire hf ~ therll
stFuoc~l1tiair, tnee ~
IN0. -. 0REla a CO.,
United states Calm Agents. Real E.iaif end Com.
funa.c-M
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

s.ssv~ Il.
1870 as ~ s'11 =
~lr
sapei1nseneeooe q Lieut. v'so''l - ~
moYea 70 the ofice Of the Provost Mar
shall. Al the Capitol.
Gro. apAnnrna
f.Hr.l4.rt ..s ~. $1,000
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

About 8 o'clo6k esys lho Tribune,
Senator Brady and Councilman Of the
Eighteenth Ward waited on General
Beam. whea 4h0 ~foIloHina ceayorsasion
occurred ~ A4# ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-24

Gen BrQVn.-Yes you are;. Jon AZ,
Violatiaf Iaw and order will no
withdraw atusn tlll bur fioteus condao'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-29

Monroe yesterday !roEa Charleston baT o1
Friday evening. She has nothing Important
Gen. Gilmore is still engaged erecting siege
0uns The hoisterOus weather has lntertered
with active naval operations
4 dispatch from Cairo states that Vol. lTu5
ten Polk, former e. S Senatortrom Missouri,
With his wife and second daug hrer, were cap
tured at Bolivar Landing, ArkansaH: on the
18th instant, and delivered to zen. butord
commanding at Helena.
The Washington Star says Quar1er'nas~
Ter General Meigs arrived at Kosecrans' head
quarters on Saturday, and upon invitation ex.
amined his POSITION, and declares thai 1t can
noe be taken short Of regular siege, which
Bragg does NOT seem to be attempting,
The Canadian Minister Of Finance announc-
es that he is six millions short this year---a
sun, Of money equal to tvo-thlrds OF the net
revenue Of the province To make 1t mp he
will have 10 borrow money III England.
A young man has just been convlcted:n Lon
don of libel by post Having bad some
difficulty with al agent, he revenget himself
by sending letters with addresses q Fza1ch the
following is a specimen TO James Pugh,
bIl.steaer and forger, R6eoottage, knight $
bill, Lower Norwood. :" The joke cost him
six months imprisonment.
The New York World says: The dry
goods trade is quiet, and the jobbers are care
tul 10 buy only for immediate wants The
importers are firm IN their prices, Icing satls-
lied that the rates Tor gold and exchange are
more likely 70 advance than i decline.
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltl-
more Sun says-'' Judge Underwood has been
sent by the Treasury Department TO Norfolk
for the purpose Of making Investigations as -
the alleged conversion Of property OF dlSloyaI
uersons to the use and benefit OF officials 1t
* said that much gain has been made by this
species of operations at several points, ana at
New Orleans pal Slcu!ary.
BIondin almost killed himself IN Seville,
s. ain, recently. While on his rop' during al
exhibition in that city, with fireworks on his
head, he found himself burning and IN trying
20 relieve himself he slipped and fell, but luck
v caught one foot on the rope, and with the
utmost grace saved his brains from being
dashed out
The losses in officers Of Rosecrans' army SO
FAR as they have come TO hand, amount to one
nrioadier general, six colonels, Two majors I'VE
captains and eight lieutenants killed and Brig
Zen. J. C. Starkveather, Brig. General John
4. King and 268 other officers wounded
The famous Madeline Smith, who vas tf1ed
or poisoning her lover at Glasgow, some years
400. has been comfortably married.
L - A7a.a,al Staaia ie falling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-29
PUBLISHED iDAZLYl BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, ia.
ns~ oFFICE~No. lo4 King ztrees, o7o1
q Gngs formerly French s. Book Store.


yrayb;notnn says:--'' \ rticles having recently
ooneared in ;he Government organ favorable
n reorganizing :ho seeded States as legally
ho;ng still Within the Union, it Is now SAID
that the Cabinet are in favor Of reducing the
rbsory to practice. These articles were writ
zen by Republicans in high official position.
The New York News says-'"The pubIica~
zion Of army movements in some Of the Repub-
ncan papers Of the North has created dlSplea-
sure At the War department. 1t IS limited
that some Of The offenders may find winter
quarters at Fort Lafayette if more dlscrlmlna
zion is not used in this matter Several Of the
offending nevspapers have been filed at the
War Department TO await the action OF the
authorities
Intelligence from New Orleans states that
rbe expedition OF Gen Heron has been heard
fron II Is said, ''he has cleared the country
between Red River and Port Hudson Of guer-
riljas who have been firing on the transports,
and dG ven Gen Green 81 sst Of the Atct1ataIaya
with Considerable loss Among the prisoners
captured was q gentleman from the Confede-
rate Government with important papers.
4 dispatch from I.ittlc Rock dated the Dist,
says thar Gen. Cabell had been attacked in
strongly fortified position by Col. Cloud with
vastly Inferior force, and routed with consil-
arable loss, Following up this victory, Col,
Cloud on the 9Th, attacked 9 Coute ierate
Il.
turing all the camp eQuipase and putting the
enemy to flight
The latest adyices from (ten. Rosecrans,
dated ou Sunday afternoon, state that th'
COnIe jerates had made no attack since ths
2lst Instant, and Gen. Rosecrans is not nov
IN any fear Of being attacked.
Nojor Gen Hooker it IS reported, leil
Washington yesterday to enter upon active
service It is understood that Gen. Butter
held continues as his CIiet OF staff.
The Troy New York Times chronicles tht
death Of quite an eccentric parsonage, Abel
BIo"ne!l, IN that city, Sunday last. During
long life he has never eaten an oyster and nev
ar touched clam. Although he sold liquor
he never drank anything stronger than swee
CIDER lie never visited show.
Several hundred Confederates entered Win
chester, Tenn, on Thursday, and captured
some Amy supplies
1t IS stated, that out OF two millions Of dol
lars Of postal currency that have been eancelle
ana an burned not two hundred were counterfeit.
ne limitations are said 70 be poor, and easily
detected
4 dispatch from Vicksburg on the Dist say.
1eo Grant, ls improving, and will be able t
ISa'e Ge his bed In few days 4 good deal
government cotton is arriving at Vlcksburg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-29


SLAVES TAgEN FRoN kESI COUNTY, Mp,
The Chestegtoen, Nd. News of Saturf;ay
savs: a steamboat tron1 Baltimore arrived
OF Eastern Neck Island, In the lower part Of
this county or Sunday last, for the purpose of
carving away bad Ok slaves tor eniis1,nens
in the arluy. II seeltls that the negroes lad
previous notice Of the coming Of the boat and
Hockcd 70 the shore IN such crowds shat many
had 60 be lett behind. The number carried Of
Is estisuated at from $50 TO BOO, including near-
" every atla bodied slave N Eastern Neck
those remsining repaired to the wharf st
.1rav's Inn creek, on Monday morning. Tor the
nnrnose 81 taking passage to Baltimore On
he steamer Chester, but the captain reiilsed
70 take them, and assisted by the clt6eus, sos 8
vented them from going aboard.
n announcing the intended departure Of
the ship Naly Caroline Stevens, from Bale"
more. Nov. lst the agents Of the society offer
i tree passage to en!igranss 70 Liberia, and
tree farms and full citizenship after they get
there, besides guaranteeing them com1ortabie
subsistence Tor the first ak months.
The Washington Chronicle Of this morning
saws -" Edward Shandley and Joseph Scott,
s ectives. formerly in the employ Of Captain
Scheetz were taken before General Slough's
eourt-martial yesterday morning, buI no evl.
deuce was taken in consequence OF The absence
Of important witnesses, They are charged
with taking 81. 500 from Alr. II. D. Markham,
Of Atlanta, Georgia.
Memphis papers give al account Of the
burning of the steamer Champion, that took
place on Tuesday, the 22d Inst. She vas from
New Orleans bound for St. Louis On arviv"
mo IT that place she was seized 70 9rans-
mort stores and troops. She had discharged
The freight she brought up, and was taking
Government freight. A large quantity had
already been stored, and stean vas up TO drop
still further down stream. She also had about
80 cattle aboard She Was one Of the largest
and most cominodious packets in the trade
and WAS worth about $50, GOO, The cattle and
army stores she was treighted With were WORTH
about as much more.
L Is estimated that the mineral wealth Of
Nevada territory will be sufficient TO pay 8
debt of 500, 900 OOO, 600, to give every return
,,,u soldier musket Of silver, and to furnish
all the iron -clads with plating Of slvss .hick,
er than their present covering OF lron. ~
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times says:~Gen, s!ocum, oom-
manding the Twelfth army corps has tender
81 his RESIGNATION to the President.
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
Per.onni InteIticence.


Count do Giorgi Austrian Minister al Washington has
returned from Newport and s stopping at tho Clarendon
HOTEL In few weeks he viii proceed 70 Washir ton.
and remain there during the winter.
Archbishop Hughes of the SEQ of New York Rev. Or.
Peter Havermans, Of st. Mary's parish and So.
verai other distinguished gentlemen OF tho faith dined
In tho edince OF the old Troy University day lasl
week This property has recently been purchased from
It's original owusrs for tho purposes ei Ca
thoo college, ard comm ssion has been seat to Eng
land francs and Ireland charged with the purchase OF
aspendid library and the seocton from each OF those
countries, OF certain number of learned mon who
tuition.
IL WIN be noticed as most singular ooncidonoo, that
one OF the fifteen historic shells recently thrown
Charleston city by General Gilmore, shivored tho
erected sono years since In front OF the Court House
the doomed municipality in commomoraton OF tho lsto
John C. Calhoun.
Count dc Giorg Austrian Minister TO the Unod Staies
Is stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Admiral Godsboroush OF the United statos Navy, and
Professor Maban, Of West Point stopping the Bre-
voort House.
Brigadier General stanwood, or the United sta,cs
Army p H. Watson Assistant Secretary OF the War de
partnent A. Peterson, OF ST. Louis, Zonas Barnuih Of
baltimore, and G. rrippc OF Providence are stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
CAPT Tompkns and lady, United States Army; Hon 8.
Don Wynan, Hlsooro ~ II. l.. Calby, f'oston; Z. D.
Webster, Washington; j. r.. Seors and lady bos,ou D.
Nosiey, Concord " H. p Is. Shot,on, Boston Tfurow
Weed, Albany; r. A. Forsyth, Newburg }. W. Brown
New Jersey Capt. Laper and family. Philadelphia, and
G A. Greeley and lady Iowa. aro stopping at the Astor
House
The New York herald., 1863-10-02
City InteIiigenos.

Tn GREsI AaskIoAs GRAPG Eymnr,os openei yes
,crday. Tho display q native hardy grapes much
larger than anything % the kind before This
cry. Contributions of hundreds OF clasers made
BY oftyouc grapo growers, from iecfoni pats 4 the
country Nr. kror, ~ Pttbgrg exhibited twenty large
dishes ~ az many isreni varietss which unf0r.
trnstsy detained BY The delay u the until after
JUDGES bad completsi their examination and made tier
awards Grape growing Ia becoming large Interest In
or country ard biiln brings together f0r com.
paflsop and examination ST the leading varieties nov
etimns the atset ton oi the public The show s vel
worthy visit and BE- FREQ o. charge curing tho
rcst 0f this u y conducted under the auspices Of
the New YORK Fruit Growers Society
FxmnzoS oy A KAf0afU LAwr.--Two PER-Ivs So
niorEY iSirRvr-A by named Thomas Na.lcu sbout
eleven years Old. engaged lighting kerosene oil
lamp yesterday evening A. NJ residence No . Roswell
street when Tie amp lodsd, scattering Hs oon,acts
IN snd burnng him very badly. Bridget Nulien.
who vas In tho apartment, aao burned the arm
chs.t ard side The sufferers acre promptly attsucei
by Doctor Dilon o Rse and Pearl streets who
relieved them and tnen bad them conveyed I, The City
Hospital by policeman O'Connor q The Fourth precinct.
ryvrnosiaL 70 Tps HrEr "A number q gentlemen 10
thisc city have taken la hand tho matter O raising funds
10 be. presented 10 Tom Hyer, hitherto well known IA
puglsic circles. Mr. v ~ Bssford has consenief 70
act A. rre.urcr, st the request Of several q those ins
rested IN the matter On nert wednesday ever lng .
beoeh, for the purpose VII bs given the Se- Bo~eSy
theatre.
The New York herald., 1863-10-02


CIAsr.Rflx- GARDNER On Ihgrsiay, Octoeer l. al
the Eng sb Lutheran church of ~ James, By the Rev
James H. shock. ID. D.. MAJOR CEoscz Il. CnAsBERLs fss
Vermont artillery. Fort rotcn. D. C., 70 AnnA D. GAR
rSgR Of New York. dlugbter Of tho iate James u
Gardiner.
Rev J. + Newman Josgiu "a Dg VKAu, u MAsr j., only
daughter Of James W Petit bi all OF this Guy No
cards ..,-
Dorset W, woduesday, September 30, ~ the hsv
Mr. Pratt u Dorset Roy JAsIs H. DrioyoS OF Newark
j. 70 Miss llsixs .elics, dlughter OF William West
ta,sxlls-KgIl ras -ou Thursday, October I, q, the
Colloss'o church, b. the Rsv. Z. Daryoa, JAsEs X
FsAsxiIs - MAus c., only daughter OF John ~ neers
I.,1,gsrssrr,r In this city ten,h month Isl,
Iss3 at tho OF tho bride fsther, according W
Ihs order OF tho society Of Frieas. WILLIAM HUI ~
EsnIR daughter OF hnooh stfa'lan alt OF lhis e'y
Hsrr~pAv.-on Wednesday, September 30, by Rev.
n L. Foe D. D.. Rev. Ersos HART os rsdlcah. Ky, To
NAprDA A. nAT, of Moyr stown, ". J.
Hsfivs--EsIan 81 Hudson City. ou Thursday, oc
,obcr BY tho Hev Mr. Smith, wnLAs HnLss. Of New
YORK, 10 Mr.. HArx RsIcnr, OF Hudson Cty J.
l. ID Alexander, a tho residence oi the BRIDE hihsr
Alan " Lrtyya ol Ptisburg Pa q LEzE A. daughter
Of Mr. wu. J. sev'as, o. .y W.. ey ov.r,Dg so,,.,.,
80 by tho Rsv. janes Suei, Mr Cn,Eis hosos.
@ Dan9y oob 20 NJ, S;'s VA A's o5rms 3r3s a % s
E1dfid,e street, The ieacs o. the oci,ns clcrgy.
Rnr-AuxS At the rcsience OF the bride. 40 4
washfbeton place Williamsburg on fh1rsday. October
Of Tucsaho 10 Niss MARI ALIEN
sNuiRi-Coz.-On hrrsdsy, October l, ~ TIC Noy.
y. Adams, LTsAS L. SiuHA, isi u Mss "s'7N T. Cor
OF New Hs' 20
vlS Nsr--Cois, -oa thursday, october ! by tbs
Pew ~ Abss Mr. j. JASsNAY EAs Np-r - ia
daggber o. tho late Captain Coles. All y tas cty
Th0mas' church BY the Rev Dr Morgan. CHAfi@i l.
IowSasD 10 YNsr EHMA HoEros, both q his city