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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22
AUCTION SALES. !

TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
ron, D. C., December 10, IS .. .'TT.
LOCOMOTIVE EsG ;9g !. AL, y sA n
Iwiil sell At public auction, A. the Orange amt
ALI. andria Railroad Depot, in Alexandria, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the ~ day % january next
Ten SECONDHAND Loeouotive Engines, = fsstsi,
sSoafi':ss ton. Gf old s..'; a., T and pattern.
I" 100 100 :, Wrought Scrap Iron. D.,
20 Cast
Sale to commence At 10 A. NJ.
,,, ri, l., ROBINSON,
deels.N Captain and A. Q. NJ
ROTELER & WILSON, AUCT'RS.
oFTrcr ~ CARROT EXTENSION, &c.,
WhsnisoToN, Dec. II, is63.
a, Public Auction on the north non. Of he Patsn
Lot No. Ito Cast-iron Boilers.
Lot No 2-Csst Scrap Iron.
Lot No. so sections +Inch Css.-iron Coils.
Lot No. 4-sheet-iron Smoke Pipes, &c.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
CLEMENT L. WEST,
deli General superintendent.
hides ~. WILL BE SOLD AT
~ auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAT.
uRDhi, at u o'clock, A. NJ, At the Wharf, foot
NAV be on hand, of Cattle slaughtered outside the
limits OF the District Of Columbia. and shipped 10
Terms, cash IN GoVefDmens O,nd., to be paid at
the time ofsale. @, BELL,
DY JAS. C. INQUIRE SCO.
ID AUCTIONEERs.
SALE OF SUHDHEs AT rHE TREAsuRr EXTENSION.
On MOUNTAINEERING "a, at II o'clock, At the
Zoo ieet Roofing Slate
1000 to 1000 new Circular Brick
1000 to 1000 old do do
LAtge lot Of Cement Barrels
LNse lot Of sandstone, various dimensions
sblocks OF Tennessee Marble
Large lot Of sersp, wrought. and eAst inn
and Iron Pipe
Ators more O. le.s, Manila Rope, oil
friction Drums
BY order Of the supervising Ate.iteet.
49, JAS. G. McGuIREsC CO.,
dseNit AueNonesr.
A sslsTANT QuARTERMASTER'S
"A OFFICE. corner OF e ard Twenty.spcOrd
streets, WAsnINoroy, u. e, NOV. "a, 1854. VIII
and ia! OF December. 1858, Al the Corral, near thu
Observatory. In this city
\ lot OF puhli3 Horses aud Mules, condemned AZ
uiUt Tor public service.
>>les to eoGimenee NJ 10 O'Clock a. ia.
Terms cash, In Government Gunih.
ChAS. II. TJiIPkiHs,
n"2S-?2t Captain and A. z. NJ. u. \. Army.
u Y W. l.. W LII & co..
ID AUCrfONEERs.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REtOSiTUNl,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK AZ
sS LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth r,s., Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CeSsIGNNIrNrs.
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGEs..
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc,
Received fbr Private Sale.
je2s-u J.. L. WALLA co, Aur,s.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

NEW, LATEST, MOST BEAUTIFUL GOODS Just
re ,lvrd At the Dollar Jnweiry store, No, 50 Penn.
I. ivan!, avenue, near Observation-Disclosures. Call
md sals!y youraclI.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROVER'S THEAT TIRE,
VI Penn's avenue. near willArd,s Hotsl

ROW II X I II y, A i n Il,
N penn,s avenue. near willHrd,s Aoasl.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER sa.isss.
SECOND NIGHT
VERY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
GREAT cSSMpisAI!os OF
MN f. L. n MR. !. ". WiLLAcK.
~ MISS SUSAN DENIM,
The performance hi. evening will be shak'-
pesre's hve.aot tragedy o. p
Hamlet, nephew OF King Ciandus. T.. L. Davenport
I'm which he !. unequalicd by any livinI actor
Queen Gertrude, Mother Of Hsm,ct. Mrs. Farrer
ophelia. MISS susHh prn'h
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Dress ard Parquette Circles, 50 cents; Orchestra
Chairs. rs cents; Family Circle, % cents.
Seats may DO secured during the day At the Box
Office without extra charge.
FOR CHRISTMAS,
WoGRaND PERFORMANCES,
On saturday afternoon, December %, GRAND
Company, at the Cheap Afternoon Prices.
lords NEW THEAT TIRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE ).
JOHN T. FORD. MANAGER and Proprietor
CARNIVAL OF FUN.
GREAT MGMoRisT AND soMEDIAN,
MR.. JOHN z. OWENS.
supported by f,sst Ss,. css%gsny of Comedian
The celebrated Comedy, entitled
OR, al HOPE boNT'rNrRubE."
rh%be. Miss Etfie Germon
Her first appearance.
40 WINks.
Horatio Spriggins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Owens
On "WEDNESDAY; Tom TsSlors new Comedy Of
TWO PERroRMkNcEs CHRISTMAS DAY.
ON CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON
Fl TIi I'D DR 1" kRb.
In preparation the American comedy Of SELF
LNORD'S NEW EATRE.
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON.
THE pRr NkARD;
THE FALLEN SAVED.
The great drama entitled as above will. In pur-
sunnrc With Mr. Ford's usual custom. he presented
nn christmas Afternoon for the special purpose of
wing to the youth nj this city, ms well rs those ~
more mature years. = vivid picture OF the horrors
ifNukrUn'-7s ! nv uENHlN " "''H
Nil the benefit of stage effect and cannot fail to he
most potent instrument In the hands Of those who
have the training Of young minds. Remember
Christina Afternoon, at 3? o'clock.
fORD'S NEW THEATRE.
Tenth Street
NrASHINGTON LITERARY AND
w DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
FOURTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE,
ROBERT A. WEST, ESQ,
Tor TIVE CmHosIcLE,)
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1851.
Atso'clock p. IN.
subject - Woman."s
1IkETs..... IN Srus
Gc2i-s'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

fAR.-Our readers will notice the advertise
ErGt in another column of fair for the benefit Of
Christ church, (Rev. Dr.. Morsell, pastor,) to be
held At Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. The iades
having charge OF the fair earnestly solicit their
friends Ia calf GU them
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

REBEL. REPUGgE.-Chas. Milburn, a refugee
l.'m Dixie, wa. yesterday committed TO the Old
C0ri'0l u 0Itcr % Provost Mhishsl Todd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

TERMS;
SINGLE ADMISSION. 10 CENTS.
1ieke's To lie had al the principal Hotels and
Bookstore. IdeCi9-3i
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

GUARDIAN SocIETY.-At = meeting Of the
Guardian Society on the 18th instant, the Hon.
David T. Carter, and Hon. Abraham D. DIN, were
siepted trustees to al vacancies which had oc.
cUTred IA the Board.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

NOR SALE--.SIX HUNDRED CORDS
OF OAK WOOD, cut last winter, piled with
IN q few hundri d yards from a switch on Washing
ton RAILROAD. Address, or amply to.
JOHN KERM0DE,
dec:i.lms 81 North Eutaw street, Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

iRAPr:-Wm. Gray, George Park, and john
bcali were arrested this morning by otncer
'hurie upon the charge Of committing a rape upon
Ellen Williams and were committed to jail for q
furrhe: hearing by Justice Darnacio.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

CHULTS' NORTHUMBERLAND.
- ED to produce n full set Of WHISPERS or
MOUSTACHloS, In SIN WEEKS, upon the
smoothest face. Entire satisfaction given or the
money refunded. sent, post paid, for ~ cents, or
dc!I-lm G., I. SHUTS, Troy, NY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

- AISINS. ...ia5 WIIOi e, HALF AND
III quarter boxes, bunch and Layer RAlsINs.
y Kegs sun do. Just received and for sale BY
JOHN II. SEMMES n CO.,
No. 523, corner Ninth street ana La. ave,
Opposite West End
ie2i-6t Centre Market.
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hides ~ WILL BE SOLD AT
Auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAT.
uRDAY, at II o'clock, A. NJ, At the Wharf, foot
NAV be on hand. of Cattle slaughtered outside the
limits Of the District OF Cou mbia. and shipped 10
this point for such disposition.
Terms, cash in Government hnds, to be paid at
the time OF sale. @. BELL,
dci5-im Lieut.. Col and {. y. VS..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

MISUNDERSTANDING Lee was yesterday
committed to the Old Capitol by Provost Marshal
Todd. Lee Was sent to this city by the Provost
Marshal of the defenses south Of the Potomac, who
Sh'Tgcs him with dsloyalty, giving information to
The enemy and acting as guide to Mosehy and his
gMerrlllha.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-22

NBo WIZ. BE CuuID I'VE desire to call
o. Gisl stteirion to the advertisement Of the ce,.
lrh!c nr. Vclial, which appears In another column
IT, iNctrr,ss safe and ysliAhc gSetltiOler, whose
slil md experience 10 n cuaraatNe that the untuI.
tunats victim certain IGlihofctions can with
hdsncc iutguft his case In his hands, Let you're
men he wlTGsd In time, and seek the est nesnt al
RELIEF.
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RESTAURANTS.

INLORENCE'S RESTAURANT,
II 2l3 Pennsylvania GEHus, opposite WRi0rd..
Choicest LIQUORS, sEGARS, and all the Deli.
escies OF the season.
e. New York Oysters constantly on hsni,
des-im OSCAR FLORENCE, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Legal Tender Valid.

From The Albany Evening Journal, Sept. -
The Court Of Appeals, at the opening OF tho
session this morning announced its decision IN tie
cases involving the validity IL the notes issued ~ mo
National Government - gal fsnder" IN ne re-
lerton OF the circuet ne notes If state Banks, ana
b. The payment Of obligations arising on contracts
In tie case Of The Metropolitan Bank and oilers,
rc pondents. Gg II. H. Van lyck appellant the Jndg-
me Of tie supreme Court II this District (Which Was
In favor OF legal tender eGrEedi while that of
tie slpreme Court OF NewYorS in tie Roosevelt ease.
. Wus rsrsrfcd ,
Ia lo former case the question Involved was whether
legal tender notes. equivalent 10 specie UNDER
the Constitution and laws If this state IA the r.aemp
ton ~ bank by the institutions ssuing the sane
e. tie other the question on the i"n oi
lr-al tender IN discharge ~ mort <1gc executed
r. The enactment ~ the law ofConsres authorizing
tie sac Of such loa tender notes by The General Gov
T err Wrnt. =,
judges Davies Wright Balloon. and Marvin. also
delivered opinions the other OF the two cases.
sustaining the validity OF the legaltender clause IN
which Judge R0sekrlns concur-ed. CHEF Judge De-
80 delivered contrary opinion, and Judge seden also
.ssnItgl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Corporal Peter T. wsren N Y. hi Battalion and on de
ehed service as Second Lieut. Sd 5. No' Hilton Head
Is. C.. Stpt. l., o. cong,ttiyo fever :,
Second Lieut. r. A. Swain, Go. +, Sd 5. e. Vols, on MORN
leland, sept. II, typhoid fever.
Civilian Fraus Knox. late q Go. 9Th ~ H. Vols, sep
70. 81 chrome diaIIu,a. 49,.
Private ALERT Eadcy Co. T. ID n u. yols Sept y s1.
1905
scrq Adrian Jones. Co D, 9Th N H. Vols. Sept IS.
pTisrte Cha. Met uy. Co {. .sh Mass. sols sept To-
Corp Geo Cutler, Go. X, 18Th h. SEPT H. 'At'n ave
s,gs j. H. PoiAn.on, CD Ohio kled by .he Instantly
sort7.
Corp Fransn G,issc cd Ohio, killed by shell instantly
friyotc George Burke Go. h. aoth H., Killed by she'll in
s,onty, head torn away Sept. II.
PRIVATE Charle X Vent Co. C. s7th Penn, SEPT 10
Private Franklin Brace Go. A. 9Th Ohio, Sept il, chronic
riiyaic Jo., ph Miller Co F. loo,h y Sept. IS, 'eor-
rr.y-,c jane joron Co F. 9th Me-, Sept. II, typhoid
fever.
Private Georse Wilson Co. c, ID :. leooredl Sept II
fINa,e Henry wilson Co II, 18th Penn. SEPT 49, typhoid
Frivaie George Garter, CO l. 3D. L.. (eoloTed) Sept 10
iypl old icyer
sergt John J. CaTpcrte Co. A. 81 Il. l. Vols, sept ~ o.
rcrncut icyer
Private D4m4r il. tl'uy, &C. 4, Cd Ohio sel~ l.
Corporal ch,re, h. Smith, Go. T. Inn n y, sept 20
ilivs,e Geors, W Crave, Go. x oh Ne sert21 ci'or
F.ya,c Charles E Ciaori Go. 9dH H.. SEPT. p crori
WOUNDED AT MORRIS ISLAND.
Sept. Coipor N II. Antrim. GO. h, loiI Pa, sc'fn''
scpt s. rriy.c Samuel No Co. D. Ioi Pa AID tre
srrs .por.i John Hou.um Go. H. ioHh Pc, len SIDE
s,r'. wm. G Wood. Co II 7l Conn in lea 'hoalde
ty tlfu slight
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From NufChcz.

We have received among our exchanges Tie
Yrlle: Coprip. for the first time in two years Tho
editor exhibits none Of that ranc0r common IN tho re-
possessed districts OF the South In his leader be says:
"Iu'rCs IKE the present men may diacr ~ 10 mat
Ions ~ policy bat d s thing very evident from
rle es before us--'ha the people Of this gros, Mis-
s,sipp Valley Viii find II Tor their interest and mutual
W..itIe to strike hands araln rs Americans m COM
mon e...e IL viii he our aim 10 lay such Information
fore our readers from time to time a. may head To con-
sentative decisions and more cement Americans
ia tie bonds Of a United, Prosperous. and FeaeeiHl
Government.
An article on the situation in East Tennessee says
ht tie Rebels appear to be preparing to make ne Ala-
hanna River their line OF defense thus snrrenderinS
Tennessee ard part Of Alabama TO the United States
forces. Tho Mssiss.rp.aq had been removed 10 Selma,
Ala. and Tie Appcal rings ont wall from Atlanta at
re danger 10 be- unprecedented from Rosecranss army.
A rerort is mel toned that the Governors ANA Generals
~ Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas have had "a
CONVEX lion where they resolved g. abandon ever ihin
except Texas aud make the Sabine River Iheii me Ot
Poi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

IS sufficient evidence that prolonged stay here voulG
result ia very serious dctmcut 20 Tie most robust cor
s'iuion. \ proof e. this If one II needed. may he
found IN the rapid deterioration Of horses mere ana the
fatality among thom caused by eating large quantiti,s
Of sand. Folly Island has the additional disadvantage
oi being marslN.
Iofl. Noul,.c and johnson keep mp a pretty steady
fire uYon Gregg anticipating what are or appear to be-
Gen. GillmoI, intentions in that quarter.
l., at Col. james i. Han, Provost VI rshdl Gcncr J..
and son OF ig-6on Hall Of NoW-hoik. is At present
ON visit 10 his friends ~ tie Nortl. His absence ~
much felt here not only IN the Department to which hc
is attached hut b. lHreo circle Of acquaintance, WHO
loo foIwafl to Dis return with i1uch pica me.
FoUi men oftAe Engineer Regiment were wounded
last evening while Oh duty at Gregg. Their names are
40 .uows.
Sc..f & rk l. iorllv Jas. Moran. \, slrhi'y.
Com. ioi nson g. sichty. Fdcar Driccs. \. slightly
There is be grand review Of tie uoops here to-
lLolr0w. y. G.. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

tie address win be presented. The delegation had n
Triumphant reception tonight at tie Union League
Hall an immcnse audience greeting them with much
enthusiasm. fify.si1 counties in Missouri and four
teen counties in Kansas were represented.
TX Coy. Bib Of Ohio welcomed them, assuring them
Of sympathy in their great struggles and sacrifices fer
freedom and tie Union. and especially in the attitude
now "a cn in their behalf Judge Harti OF st. Louis
and Col Morse of Jefferson responded in IN earnest
and spirited doIlneiation Of Gen. Sohoiicd and Gov
Gamble Of that state dila,ing the hardships which
the combined rulers had inflicted and the gross dis
elimination they made in favor Il tie CopIerhcads and
open traitors.
Gen Lane followed in n characteristic speech. declar-
inC himself in favor of immediate vindicaon of the
Monroe doctrre ~ force Of arms against France; in
fyor of the instant abolition o! Slavery. and in favor
Of tue recall Of schoield agd crushing ont copperhcad
ian In Missoai Tic vast audience seconded fully The
slirit q the speeches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
From Kansas, Missouri mud Arhnnsns
81. LoiIs. Tuesday, sept. 2sth, lee.
4 snocial dispatch to The Democrat from


4 special dispatch to The Democrat from
Lssvcnworth, SAWS;
Authentic adyiocs have been received at Leaven-
worth from Washington TO the effect that Kansas VIII
BE made q separate department under Gen. Curtis. COL
MOSS men are d.sarming the loyd enrolled militia OK
Platte County. Several Union men were Killed y PER-
T feet .iltc 81 terrorism exists there.
Fi,c davs later adYces from Western Arkansas saI
a. R,loi. gots,c aai Hunter caeamrcd o" co~ssn
p.l'sir with 90 men. Kirby Smith j. 1t Afkadei
phi. With tie main body OF tie Rebel Army which IS
said 10 number - 90 men. Gen. Cobel with Texas
troops and Arkansas conscripts. has join ed him.
4 powder mil 'ai hrkaGephia, containing upward Of
10000 kegs 81 Yowder. exploded tie 10th. The loss
s regarded as fatal by the Rebels
Great dissatisfaction exists with kirby smith. Gen.
Col.l is regarded as the bes; man in tie State.
Gen. Blunt is II Fort Scott Organizing new Kansas
regiments, which he expects TO lead ito Texas in a
days.
Negroes ere arriving here in large numbers 20 jon
Z Kansas cQlOfpd regiments.
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LATE REBEL NEWS.
"A WAIL ABOUT CHATTANOOGA.
ALARMING PROSPECTS EAST AND WEST.
Latest from Georgia and South Carolina.
FoRrRrss MONROE, Tuesday, Sept. 90, 1863

FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesday, Sept. 90, 1863.
The Richmond Examiner of the 26th inst. says:
After two distinct efforts for the recapture cf Chat
tanoogDRe have the intelligence that the enemy
Is s ~ possession Of that stronghold and strengthens
Ing IFS works. While events lnger in Tennessee, tho
situation in Northern Virginia has become critical.
The enemy j. preparing for general attack on tie
line OF the X pdan and massin his forces 10 Cue nper
He IL also reconnOcrng and encrOachiDg me rail-
road and river, and indicates determination 10 tight.
Spencer Kellogg was hung deserter AID spy 1t
Camp Lee yesterday.
ATLANTA, Ga. Saturday Sept %. 1863.
Several trains with wounded and prisoners
have arrived.
REPORTS Of the condition Of affairs above are
f.ctng. We inclined to believe that the enemy are
terrifying Chattanooga. Our lines within four miles
Of tLat place There no fighting Yesterday
Gen. Roseorans has sent in two flags Of truce asking
permission 10 bury their dead and relieve their wounded.
Gen. Bragg rejected both of them.
CHARLESTON Sept. -, 1868.
All is quiet this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
EYUY yltI& Hf re-.
Condition Of Gen. Grani vindir on Ne
groc- Arnirs nj Nnich'z- Proud Beg
rar--GoscrulnSgf (oiton.

YIcaEnrha seIt u " 'Nl0. s'pi 2" -.
GINS Grant Iujlnr- consist 81 conin-ions
Only. anl a,c loi srrol. inav,rk oTten dye % .s
expected f'a. iculii ar..n hc Be- ie saddle.
Tuom,l d.o--,l Co. ls I,i,fa. -u....ia. ofc cary
iara lok and To other &c. tasc tfca iffaiah a.
auag &C. negro ql4rt,s collecting th1o' To negroes
rfonpr'y rcsrorded paying g far mole ard two g.
% ma.o ald crprc,fsi t,rmsoltei p,rfrD''y uh'ied
ns g was Gr ilc good ~ &C. cameo -rf - r. iii'
rlItc ff. ono Oh r,rro hoa,Ftr m.tira.tri Co.
authority lr tlc lrp,oe.r .f4 .l 20 Fai'a ras
Alarmed hy fc Provost ii.-.lai tiafif vHf sHlndc
Al Naiolos 4fiIla ave- pro.r,a.ar s4'l'f.o'D if g.
lniabtanis giving uua.rfaiaho Indications t4as ihr,
aye fI,.ssd 1888 iir ,'arr, % r.ie
I. Nlcaslarc isi i-.rons iay f.d hli tar f''ad''i
l.s. 4 Cot,ra..ai cotton DOL coi-.rg %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Arrest of DisIo,a al Persons nt Baltimore.

BA.4lMohfr 'N'suhlf 'fll' ~ i'"--
The proprietors and editors Of The Gd-eHe'
formerly known rs The Exchange and then The Mas
Shat were ordered to b. arrested today ior the publ
cation o. dsloya sentiments guard was sent 20
seize the establishment. Only one of the proprie'ors
Mr Edward Carter WAS found there, who was ar
rested Mr.. Nelson was not found. Mr.. Wm H. Car
pcuer editor Of the paper also absent, and neither
have yet been arrested.
The following parties also arrested by the mn
tary to-day. Michael Kelly and y. H. Piot OF tie firm
Of lIcdrau Pet. The charge is selling the rnhhca-
ton entitled Fourteen Months Experience IN tie
American Basiilc, by Francis Key Howard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
TIE LEGAL.TENDER TREASURY
NOTES.
The Conrt Of Appeals susfnins their Gene
additionally.

ALBANY Tuesday, Sept. %, leo3.
In the Court Of Appeals to-day judgment was
affirmed in the case Of the Metropolitan and Shoe and
Leather Banks against Mr. Van Dyck, Superintendent
Of the Bank Department
judgment was reversed in the Of Meyer against
Rosc,clt.
These decisions decide that greenblcks are legal
tender.
II is understood that the Court stood six 20 two,
Judge DEMO and Judge Selden dissenting from the de-
cision.
Tie following Is the calendar Of the Court for Weres.
day: Nos. !, q, ;, 81 6, :, @ II, 10. and IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Nighhauded Proceedings in ,jis-curi.
LEAyEywoEIu. Thursday, sept. 70. h

LEAyESwoEIu. Thursday. sept. 20. 1903.
Gov. Gamble having authorized Col. Moss of
Lhert, No. 10 arm men in Platte and Clinton Coun-
Les he is armed mostly retuTed Rebel soldiers and
men under bonds. and his men are driving Union
mn ont 81 Missouri
over 100 families crossed tie river today. Many 81
TIE wives If our Union soldiers have been compelled 20
leave and four or live Union have been murdered
lv Moss mcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
Nu,;ouui Horsc Fair.

NRw.HAvry. CONN., Tuesday Sept %. le63.
The National Horse Fair opened to-day with
every prospect Of complete success The interesting
classes lave already been mostly filled, and to-day
tious al the managers Many excellent horses are
present Among the best from this State Beckwiths
hen of Hartford his Prince, and Russells Clarion.
Nearly 10 entries had been made up u noon to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
From Fortress Monroe.

IONTnIss MOsNOI. Tu'FnH!, 0'FI' - T7''' :
The fag-oi-irucc boat Ncw-l"rk, IN charge ol
Mnor Multi rd arrived from City Point this evening
with 800 Union soldiers.
The news In the Richmond papers appears to be
meager aud Of minor Importance The editorials are
hopeful but urge the most strenuous oxeron To redeem
Chattanooga and rcrol the expected advance Of Meade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
H,crsO0Ol.

st. LOVI>, Tuvsday, sept. y, IstJ
The Democrats Springfield special says: 1t
was stated and believed among the army men there.
that Mai Gen Pope would be assigned to the command
of me Department II Missouri.
GOV. Yates leaves tonight for Ohio where he viii
speak - the Union men.
Gen Pope is now in St Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
General Iyt,Ic Certainty Dend.

CINCINNATI. Tuesday. Sept. Goth lroj.
The Commercial of this morning has the ioI-
lowing confirming tie report of Gen Lytles dea'h'
Crs TAsOOGA Sept 9th lW1l regret 10 stat" tha' Gen.
Is tr hcd while rulanily loadne hi. commune ~ 'h'
battle Of Chiekumaugh, Sept. 2mh. T. H. shEhi"N"