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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Il wishing TO purchase u good Machine are in-
ted TO ex,min- I'M. befoie purchasing el-e-
shere. Warranted une year, " ~ proper usage
PsIcR, $40. -tikkAER $, BAsrkk e. xrgA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-25
We also Publish tho
FARMERS GUIDE.

ny llrNRY SIrrHENs Of Edinburgh and he late
r. NORTON OF va College. 2 vols. Royal &C.
ts9o, loco pages snd numerous Engraytgs
PRO E So, tor the I'VE volumes. by Mail 81.
L. oCO1TGIO
March diff
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
1863. TIE Is j3.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAI
Niih its CONNECTIONS forms
TIIH SHORTEST AND Gtl,hESr ROJ"
Fsos frS toRN 70 rHK fsiNciPAL MfsrrsS ~
Seven ,rains run lal, noN Ne~.iosk PL.rdc "A VI
ALL THauuGm Trans tOR ThE TEsT ~ RKn
HJUTK LEANE MN lORk FROM IhE
kOOr Us COuRrLANvrSr
WAY oi ph .is pha tbs moaning passenger leave Mo-
N.t, st L. sAms nio ,thcr ;eutrs evening pAs -ugso
a. b > ~ hour ate: ShAn other .inc'
u, way " Attention. u. evening isensrfs leave al q,
t~ houis ser than hs Northern ncs and by both Sss
amy, Al tho same tas Northern es ALicsgo a13 ~
xulnt. in the hol Nest Cr..tuc Indianapolis LousNHe
:, Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, and ai rias
psluis e.i Nlth tower changes OF cars -.
psbp T. 36 miles. .nd New ORR to Pittsburgh. iJj aass
Smo,ius aid saloon tAfs on A. trains
Faro tie a other routes
EsrsAr checked thIoagh Transfers hr~
Secure ue.s,s ssod gn,, n.ed y ,,ifa9Vs'" ,T@
The Pern.YlvAuia Central Company run. s htassss
Aerau,moL.,Sa Line which affords comfortable aodv q
.v 10 iass moving we'w Ard ss ole hau no "'aa ss'ss
81 faro r,,,curs
r., ,h. route heigh II al dcscrp,ousean Do ,orwSdes
to and lrom any pout tho hAhoads ~ ohiS' henaes
ROAD DIHECr any port tho nAvis,9le 'i'sF' u
wos by STEAMER. irou Pittsburgh. ,w.H
Tho islcs II f,cgla to aud Iem anv r,ht N 'he "~
tho rsnns,lyania Central Railroad Il al times AZ Nor~
a. aIo shaigcd by other Railroad Companies Mege hs ~
shippers usng tho transportation q their rtrsn w"
Company can rey WIN 1sIeasn,S @ sr1S SS !" 'P''''
Farmers and Dealers IN Live StosA WI MA tn' 49, 49,
adv sntagcous Cspacous Yards well "H'.ira nu Up
and M connections and esesy .itenIlon !. rsa -
From Harrisburg; whore win be found ryr,y NJ
IsSss Spa ;.1k ssis ssS s. : Gss5is m
J L. ELLiOrr, Pa..enga Asen'' "" "'''' "'~
LEECn \ Co. greisht Asrn:, ,s,, u,m
McpoSxLb al a.'Si 'SSils5cSmosF. 5Si E"r,a HSsa.
ENocu LEWIS. o.sxsl sspesinseadss. Aissss;.sls
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
CITY ITR VS..

CITIZENS BALL TO TEg RUSSIAN OrrIcEns. -
Tho grand ball 10 b given T. Ito Russian oficef, ty
The merchant, Of New Yort IN t,Jo place A. Ito AoAa
ciu, O! Mrsio on tie ;ih Of November. II Is stated
that Irving Hall has been poured As rcsrrshneh,
room. ard hat tic street bciwoca TIE two bsldlHgs
which nearly ogys..e, vii ho covered sna lho.ose'
for tie oooaaion.
Brady and Meade hare photographed oar Ea'''an
gucs,. ,ngly and ia grouf' and arc prpArcd TO sup
ply copies 10 those who dcsre 10 procure iaenenios ot
ssoso int fosiing visiOrE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

Board or EpUcATIoS.-The Board Of EduoA-
,on NC, on "Wednesday evening tho PrcSdcns In the
chair
A resolution was adopted su,horirius the School
Olce Of the Nineteenth Ward TO eipcnd The sum VI
o. so 10 alter aud repair tie school In Forty second
street near Third avenue conmnniea alton froia tie
Bard Il School Orluss - tie 1wcnly mt Ward WAS
received staing that Ward School No ~. IN Thirty
first street xas altogether inadequate Tor school pur
po-es The scholars ,ery much crowded. and TIC
nituOsph,re irom thai cause 10 decidedly unhealthy,
They ask f1r pcrnisson to advertise Tor proposals ior
,hs Inilalng Of new schoo! 1t waa referred 10 Tie
COMMITTEE on School Buildings
resolution authorizing tho School onlcrrs ~ the
SiIts~nth wnfd b. pur hAso. nj an expense ~ a. 90
four io9 u ground situated the soathoily aide o
West 2Uh street between 9Th and 1th yenucs fdr the
purpose OF buihling grammar aohool was adopted. a
communication WAS received nom tie Executive Com
nitec Of the Free Academy stating that they had
mated ID. H. Ogden Dofomus for the Io,iion ~ Pro
iensor of CLemiAlry and fh,sc nov vacant IN that In
stiiut'"n- hr John G. nrnpsr alao nominated b,
The sane Committee Tor the position Of Irofr,sor oi
Philosophy rendered vacant by tho of Dr
Dofemus 10 the position OF Professor Of Choila,Ty and
fhysic. II waS adopted by the Board.
On motion. tho Board then adiouIncL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
HYrrhets-CAREruLIr Rrrokrso ron Trs N TsIsvsa

AsHEs-Th. in.st 10 steady for 80 ard drn 10, ps.Il'
biashx , 9ss nd 4 ~. ss 'S a. - 80 s can fr w.
cOrTOY-rher.b l. no m.ier!. chang, in pic.. today Ard
quote hidllinp at = desc The buse.s coInos' light
VIII ,tl.. Of only go bss, -,
COfyEE-h nodrrs,e inquiry prevails st steady rates We
bags - Domingo at Tie. ovh.
standing, well .inained ,slc. Of 90 h.. &c cash
foT Baltimore sd LAKE superior Other hind. moderate
r.qee, q. S0c foI Aew sh.,hs and DC for yellow Meta
CANDLES inactive; small sale. os Ad.msntn. .t 70
re cssh oheT hind. 81, slowly atc ne or s,eUe >,
are for Sperm end SC. for Patent
COCOA {. moderately seve and note sales Of 10 bag,
DfkWOODs-Logwood. srs steady and In moderate 70.
quest at 9lJd bzl cs'h for ST. Doningo the supply IL light
fg,o scare and high hicessuA and Rsdwoods plenty
FLOUR AID MEAr,-Th. marie, sor Western and State
clns /. gold snd eIclsnge the low grades ioc bb
easier while Trad. and aiy xras steady but inactive.
Tho sale, Ye seoo hb', At ~ lsas3 or sape,'ne
Tor Fancy do 90 7s4 81 Tor s lew nad., d new e.i
Family do. and B7asiO for st Loui. E,IaA Caladian
four. rather qe, md 1, easier though the arrivals are
moderate especially o Choice ksAs sale. Of 40 bbs al
5 6a - r the low grades Of old aud new Errs and ~ ~
a 90 or Trade and feniy Ezra" Southern foor In GOOD
s..eniil change sales Of 5000 bbs st e eSes7 for
nirsd good supeTn' frra Country and Baltimore, and
IN fair derisnd sf.s Of ZO Dbl. a, - o1Q % TO- Com
NesI is quiet Jut 6nn at ffll former rates 49,
FRUIi-Rs .ns have been In demand a. fall rs',' We
note ssle, Of two invoices arrive embracing 5000 bores,
mostly layer on private CuusDt continue la reqnes
with so bbs aud 100 cases, to arrive on private
terms
TIsH-Dry Cod have been in active request at SO i1n
&G Is for Bank and 46 6AG N for 81 Geoecs hnstefsl
srs mol plenty and with good inqJry prices bavo ruled In
sl~rs favor especially fo Nos and with liberal sale. st
$4 BIO and S7z iof Sos and Bay and tit 'gd y 10
No 3ofe 6lO zJa 10 80 for large No do ~ 0Vbs
for medium do, and @5 l3d A5 73 for do do. No D.
FEATHFhS Ia better request aid are hsTn sales oi
900 fts Prm. Western at 33c cash.
GAAIk-Tbo Wheat DiAtet is little irregutfi Winter
Whesis dull and heavy while Sphng qualities are In brisk
d.,u foye nonn md nd
anod Notwithstanding the decline In gold and exchange and
isf ssftvs bu lls attributable W hs deoins " oossn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
ARRrsrHp on A CnAnGR op LARCENY.

NKHENTFD IN VHANGK OP IAWCFNY.-
Officer MoGloin ~ tho Sixth Precinct ON Thursday
morning arrested man giving his nan, Peter VII.
hams, resident of Philadelphia. On the complaint Of
Esther Green. residing ut No. l75 Elm street. who
charges him with stoaing from her time since
god watch valued ~ slUO ov,rcost valued at tJi
aud 90 In money making total Of STA. Mrs. Fli1a
Cromwell residing nt No ~ Thomas street states that
the LIST OF January last sho the prisoner In low
drinking saloon. Wing In his poSsesson quantity of
gold coin and bills and a gold watch which size i,nti.
nod ~ tbs property of complainant On representa-
ton of these facts Justice bowling held the accused to
answer the charge In VI 900 bail
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

TRIAL TRIP or TnB STEAMER SAMUEL l..
BEEwsrER.--Ihe rev iag.bost Samuel J.. Brewster
started On her ,rsl trip .esscrday nom ier No. a
North River. Aier pleasant sail to onoAandrod and
tw eniy second ,irroi che vent down 10 tho Narrow
and returning landed her guests Al rc.k alp. The
oily occurrence 70 tho pleasure 81 tie trip wa the
drowning of ono ~ ito dcck hands George W. LaAlcr
Of Hudson Tho dimcnsions q tie boat 80 feet
long. % f.. beam. & fei depth o, hold ~ Inch tyn
der and fcc. stroke.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
TIE InossIpEs TonPEpo MAN II GrsronY

Loul. w T. Glasssn WHO Lnd charge " g. erped.tlon
which Ion Chsreston TO blow up the United States
STEAMER ironnides. was yesterday ane'poof brought 10
tie ofoo Of 1hrshsl Murray. in charge ~ Deputies
Wiiherel and Buckley. and committed "a, the County
jail for examination Hs TO ths portl on lhs o.
steamer Aug lIta DinsmOre.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

FATAL ACcrDEyT.-A young son of Captain
Howe sea captain on Tuesday last. while gathering
chestnuts mt Greenve fell from q tree head first and
broke his arm and mock. He dead when picked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
QDreGN gleaMcrg.

TI'RAVELERS TO EUROPE should pro-
Il vide thenselves with HARPERS HANDBOOK FOR
EUROPE AND THE EAST by w. PExBKoKR fE1RipGB.
This the only complete guide Euiope published ia
volume. Price $350 For ,sl- BY u APPLETON u Co,
NO. 4l3 Broadway and WALTER Low, No. 8<J Eroedvay,
or HARPER l. BROTHERS viii send the work by mil,
pos,nrs fee. on rrcfirL of - 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
(AdvoriseDent
Opening of English Velvet and Brussels Car

OptIIIIIS VI I<IEIIH' 'Vt, NV ''I,' 7" 'I'''7I UT
netting from tie most celebrate nsnufscohes at HwAN
AspE,sos ten spacious Sse.room No ., Bovery; also
splendid assoren, Of Lowell 1hreepy an Ingram Carpets
slo Rugs Mats, N.nss DDg.ets, systi wide Table and
Piano toyeYa DC Cloths from 10 ,glt y1rs wide a. p
great reduction in pce All good guaranteed q. HIRAM
AsDgns0S's, No. ~ Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
fAd,ertisetn,u..i

FIRST PREMIUM FIRB- PLACB HEATER.
Ispnoywp F1rA IiKArHn awarded tho fiRsr rRrsma
st II late fnir u the Amerio,n Institute the fK
PLAcn llsArHn For vuirncs economy and efficiency,
they are unoluaisd e. w. SpAuLpIsa, Manufacturer and
Dosla1 WHOLESALE and Retail, No. II Bible ususe Nov Yor
Soud faf circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

BOARD or couScILMKs.--A egjlM meeting
Of tho Board of couneilmen was bold Sa Monday 4,or
noon at O'Clock In the absenox, Of the President.
Councilman Hayes took tho chair. (which vas r~glsd
10 the President on hi, arrival A resolution was Of
ered by Councilman Hayes thn, the pay Of all laborcr,
the employ Of tho City Goyornment be incroasod Il
g. per day. large amount Of routine business wns
transacied and tho Board adjourned to Monday 81
O'Clock u. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

TRAINS LrANE NEW-YORXi
yor New rIavrr (Li }, II % L. 1915 (asi -
fTn1 } -. 3.gy-nas : m.
For Bnds.rofi. y tL&h ll;N IN NJ tei AZ
tIal. } $50 : h snt , a..
Tor AlAf5sd and stSs.orl :. II 30 4 IA. 7:se sCf
Fosf3ruold. Southport and "esssort, :, llss Ist
- lr
~ Norwsn. !. 80 n.59 NJ ia:i' tELl an UiA
o;s0 .. $3.50 r. M.
tor Daiiga snd Uso,n nw!eh, = $50, li;D IN. ~ ifA
$50 =.
roi stanford = (EIl o.1o. IiOA tn 1875 G. sas
tErl, J.si 40 $50 y. M.
Tor ror chester and intermediate station, -, .xS
IN. $50. sd, 3.Jl, L. ~ :.
Ior Pori l.s..cr a.d New Eochsle, ,. tn
CONNECTING TRAINS
Fof Boston via Springfield TX D. 2;jo lEI.l ? -
foF Bosiou. VI. Shore Line i2.i5 "a, T.
Dor Hartford saJ Springfield. m ttIl H. -
"a ~. "A
fof Connocti-u. River RslrsAl to Montreal ID. ia
II ~ a a. and Z. q y. a. ~ Northampton.
For Hartford. Pgos.eaac and kl.akil Ril,oai lEAh
II ~
Eor Nov Haven, Ne~Loudos AID ssenirsssa RAAEssl
9 IN, l2.ia ,. ~ Q p.
For Canal Railroad Il IS p. m 20 Northampton.
For hou,atoui0 Railroad. a IN, 2io p M. ~ Nsw-0
fsrd " sdne,la,s snd SatGi l-.s 70 .itsied
For VI, stuc> Kslrosd, r. IA, Do ?.
FoI Dsabafy and NoIss LA RaiiIc.d. a 40 m-
Comma dious SlccplIs Cars attach i 10 Trans
JAMES H. iOlI Supofut.sI Isst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

JoHS-srRYEr METHODIST CHuRcu.-The
ninety aAh Anuirersafy meeting % the John ,,rs~,
Methodist Episcopal Church VII ts hold on Sandy
There will be love feast q, y O'Clock tn tie morn
ing s.ermon a, lo, oeloos by the EoV. Il. l. DasAsl
reunion OF ifnsr pastors ard old membcrs II .
O'Clock general prayer meeting a, Oolcoi. and ses
mon Of a by TO Rev. A. Goldman
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

BDARp oY hLDKRaEs.-At q meeting of TINS
Board yesterday Afternoon. President Walsh IN tie
chair Mr FAflsy offered resolution expressive o. tho
regret q the oofpFa,s suhorcs a. TIC death o acting
nri, Gcn MAnou who Killed at tie battle Of BIS.
.oH's station. which adopted. coinEunicnilon
vas received ffom TIE CRY Inspector relative 70 the
lcah o, The city Mr. o-io again makes an onslarsii
uIn tie tnug ghtcThossos poloencing ihen grri nui'
sauc~s sniligrrlF fLe public leHlihs ard urges TO
a.o.ion = tie alaisr fisiem heretofore Iropscd ~
hu' Tho streets ic say.. we're ne'cr - c'sn ~ ~
ufr..nt thou,h thli result lns been accomplished al
great cryslsc liz cost Low,rer. comparing the
aaouui - hboT prrfrrrd ard To erpcuse attending
TIC s0ft viii s-tar period h. l'S'. leorc tie Hack
iry contract made IL smaller ~ proportion than ~
TIA, Tine Mr. lAue 10 h.s communication. iurihrF
shows that ilrfc many causes Operating 10 mhke
Tie stp~u.e grenif prominent aiuong Which Is tho m
crease N the Irc- - aio Ic also CALI attention T.
which &c Iruuoutcr' nIlsances ~ sanitary INT %
WOW ard rc,suutnds 10 erection 20 ne" Market
tu lnrt on To- Ganseroort ard Low her prolcres, tie
former on the North and tho latter on ihe Ias' El'cr
Tie docnInru was ordered to be printed ~ The torpo
ration paper, also 7A Saa and Ais' on motion u hr
Uardy II. Special Committee appointed g. Inquire
ia,o tie Sc'cniy sshlh street. powder magazine orpo
on rr.se,tcd fo n setting iorsh that the gross neg
u,cncs of the municipal officers 10 WAoso charge wha
tic sole cause oi the dreadful results attending the cK
plosion. aud tha. such oulpahs neglect has, beyond
any QUO ton - doubt, ade Tie city rsonhhlo Tor tie
los ne various claims ~ the injured parfirs which
had ben examined ny tho Committee. were recon-
nendsd t. bo paid Tie paper laid for future
confederation. and iho Board adjourned unll Monday
neat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

FoUSD DRowsHD.-1he body Of young grl
wa, found In Ito waior yesterday morning. opposite
----- street. and WA brought Whitehall slip for tie
Coroner she had bu. little elot ng on her had on red
woolcn stockings and stout boots; dark striped calico
ffocf. and was abou, or 10 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
steamboats, an1 Railroads.
E'OR CALIFORNIA-By the OvERLAQ,

Il ROUTE.-A DAILY LINE Of STAGES, eanyh u
Y. Mails .avcs Atohson, Kansas for PsccIvle Cal u
Denver Great alt Lake, Virginia and Carson Ctfies c'
ing by side lines with the Pikes Peak (Coorado Es,a
Upper Missouri Reese River Washoe and ilambsldni
Ing region.
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
The route u avxDd with comfortable Coacsos and Coeosd
Covered Spring Wagons Every attention Is paid 70 paes
gers
Passengers cen e over a. any point on tho route, a ~
suue tltir seats whom the coaches are not foil.
Stations - uca apart, and meals frnid
about 20 cents ch.
The Atltc and Pacc Telegraph foows the route IN
fregucn, op rating stations.
Twenty-Five pounds of baggage allowed extra o4ssn
will be- made tie Surpus baggage be sat s.
sea vim Panama.
Atchl-on is connected by rail with all points east
THROUGH FARE. Atchison 10 Paceryile, 32m.
Fire from Poccryille to san Francisco, biv.
For further information apply a tho oie OF tho Csnnny
No. o. Broadway, n. T.. up stlr..
Tickets sold al the office OF the Company at NewYsrs nA
Atchson.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
tA&vertascmenkl
A RpAnrIYnI. CONPLYxIOH fra FINN tan.

p,npes eckes. easily be procured by using the
Bal or THor-AsD FLowERs" For shaving II Il
passed II composed Of palm s honey and other valuable
articles highly porumed by its own iigredenss and when
used for sshng night and morning rende tssin soft aud
whta and free from blcInish Sold by all Drussists-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
Cteamboals ano railroads.

CuiNGE or HOUR-FALL RIVER LINE.
~ On and after MONDAY No~> :. tho BOATS " thi'
Lins will LEAVE rior No p NO,h Aivrr ~ M in's>ad
Of h.rctofors D. LiriLEFELD, Agent, - Broadway
NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamboat
~ DASIEL DEW leaves Jay st, s'osy .ucadaJ, Thurs
es, aud SATURDAY, at a. IN. ana ~ At IoA M fse
10 Nouk,f, 70 cents, fae TO WIT foh, and Ssrbufgh, %
cents 10 foushA osp.o 81 To khnebeeA, rvoh taesi
anJ lfna.on . IS. to Albany, % Connecting ~h n
Irnifsl sad Neiihsfr Railroads, Inc AlHslA os'os s
/ lrfu.l~ days, hom iiafrls0nsS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

said he would rot In the fort bc6rc he would tako the
oath Of allegiance The renegade Yankee did not nke
to go his place Of confinement and begged 70 nave his
imprsonmcnt deferred for few days lie made boast
Of his loyalty to tho Conederncy. Several Of tho prison
.rs had considerable sums Of money In their possession
principally In gold and Confederate notes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
THE DRAFT IN NEW JERSEY Col Buchanan

THg DRAFT IN gw-JERsgY.-Col. Buchanan,
Provost Marahal General for tho STATE of NcwJcssy
has directed that the draft commence on tho 18th Inst
Tbs drat will DO made In the following order f1rst
Second. Fifth. Third. and Fourth Congressional Di.
trcts The districts and subdstrcts viii be credited
with the volunteers mustered into service previous to
tho commencement Of tho draft Contrary to erectA
ton the qnota Of Jerscy City Is not yo hed the quota
called for being Jg3 and only 800 men have been
furnished. II is claimed nat tho apportonncnt wal
unequal. and the parties having tie matter under con
tro therefore only raised 200 men, with the expectation
that that number would suffice. Hobokcn Is also short
a considerable numbe, Of men. and tho dram ~ make
up tie deficiency VII undoubtedly be enforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

Tho Proyos;-Marshal will station man AT
tie naturalization otioo toiay o. asss; candidates "a
clhzelship IN heir srdoa,ors to become na,uraised
and tho time complete 20 snro.nen. l.,s oi
the next drAfL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

UNITED STATES MARsnALs OPFICE.-Among
the ooven prso.crs sent TO Fort Lafnycto "wednesday
wa graduate Of Harvard Univcrsy. who had studied
law and medicine Although man Of medium ability.
he made reat show Of his attalnmentA native OF
Mussoluse,ts who bad married Southern woman. he
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FCR AL

1T
n IBANi and TROY. CONNECfiSO VITA IRAlNS
NORTH ard Wk~f. Train leave:
FROM lhA,.bsrs-st From 9th .
Fry.s. And ID a. snd ,. Iss 1927 a., ALL ): y ~
~ AZ S 3 m a J.l2 p.
Try aai Albany with sleep lD.1i 2. IA
va car. i).y1 y.
Pousttse erss tfain. - r.. 81 N ald |, = ard ~
and J.. and t:l5 4. y m
fe- -.lkM ir-iA, ii . E-i l..-- \ IA, t4RA
and 40 r "a
Sing surg tIs4n. $50 and 30
q a. 80, and SIS, p. m-
Ysrksr. ,rain 4 " = O.
On Sundays a - . rs from yl'h Il
Tekri nay De Ffoca-d a. any u TIC otocs os Wscees
Faprrs .r.lork ant tfocs1u md nA~s- cascf I'd =
h Hou. % al Point. on TIE road ,-4 >salosA ,prns
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

SUPERVISORS SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF Com
Mrrrpg-Tho work performed by this Committee Is
shown by the following figures ss Policemen ana :"
members Of tho NewYork State Militia were rnrnishca
with substitutes and i2 did not furnish substitutes 2oo
active romen furnished substitutes and so OF the same
body did not; "a exempt fremon furnished substitutes
and OF the same body failed to do so; 7aO INDECENT per
applied for exemption, OF whom CSC furnished SUD
siitules and 81 did mol. Thrco OF tho INDECENT persons
elected to 60 TO the and paid the $500 Total
number who furnished substitutes. l,6ll total number
who d not furnish substitutes. y3.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

i RASGF NJ Nr-Leav- jamcs-,lip aud 5hhst, p u
m Mail r.sin tor 0fvcnYon stopping ct all sAilonr
and $50 y. lsprcss Train, stoiPns JHa.'s MihroA
Jsfusa and s sta:lous eA TO Ogsenpoft t0f lsP
~. aud ~ IA For syo-.ei q and II All 40
4. IN. tol hsuip.csi at AMI IL a and 80 W and
e.t1 m fos Jana'eA Al and II O. ~ and '.S ~S ~
ahib "a. -
suSDAY EXCURSION TRiIN-To Ysphank, at s;D a
m. hom J'hst stopping al all siatoDa kago ss this uAn
aI oIcufson Iair..
tor syo'.e, ton sandsys @sis n ttona Nh s,). stop
ping at all stations
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

CTEAN WEEKLY t. LIVERPOOL, touch
- IN. Al O-o.u.ssvn tCott uarhoJ Tie well lsros
sf. ~ tho Liverpool New iorl AZ. fba4r ILA ssc.il
stlp ComysI.y inieuis q ~ sal e. io@o&.s
,lfY of e.. SATURDAY Cct u
CRY OF kLw-iORh, ,................s s,'sdsI Oct ..
....................sa,lf,sy. Nc,.
And every ,ao.e,dar SATURDAY. 81 nson, ss.ia ~" :"
North hser
sATks or PASSAGE,
PAYABLE In GOLD .ss cquvaleui 10 cslfcneyi -. ~,
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- st,.s,rs so Iho.e ~ho lsh to sea9 Vl sAciT
s,i,rl, c.n nov ck.is here - shric rates.
kof fsfth,f Information apply a. The Company ohees
JOHN O. DALI. Agent, 40 II rfssdSiy. y T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

A salute Of 100 guns Was fired by tho Union
County Committee In tie Park YESTERDAY In honor o.
oar gres; Political aAd moral ,loiorc. IL rsaarvsaA
and tie West
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

SALB OF Tug LEASES, PROPERTY, AND
Coon Will OF ITE EVERETT IIoUsR.-Under an order
Of the Supreme Court and by tho direction Of MI John
A. Weeks receiver the leases. good will business and
property Of tho Everett House were sold at IL O'Clock
on Wednesday. for s6i oOO by Adrian Ii. Muor Co..
nuctonecrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ApELfilA aud tho SOUTH ssd WEST. via Jfk-
sEY CIlY.Nal aud Expires Line. leave Now.lork - 7
and 10 q IN, 80. NJ aai il.Jo IN. Fare "a Through
baggage cb'cs ! u and lnA n., aud - and ll.JQ A.
FOR Wa.b,ngtot, sud ~ z ard r. Tor the Wr.s
}. " WOODRUFF Asaistan. Superlntenlrnt.
No baggage III or received ior any trains unoss dahycol
and checked i3 minutes la advance OF the leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-23

ASyIvERSARY OF TUR SCHOOL oP TIIR RB
voaxrp Dt7cu CnuRcH.-Tho eooth Anniversary ol tie
school q tho Collegiate Reformed Dutch church wa
held on wednesday evening. In the Middle Dutch
Clurch Lafayette place. In tic rrcsenoe oi large
audience composed Of the rel'ii'e- AID friends o' tho
pupils Upon large stage erected In front o! the pIl
II, vcre seated thoIohollr with thcr bright and 'insl
Ing fac,s oro ard all brlm.ul Of hope and happiness
and oyed % the recurrence ~ another aani'ersa!
q their school Amer anthrm irIu ihe 18th Fs.lu
prafer va offered b, tho lrV. Josrgh l'n'y"a {"
srsrci,.. consisted ~ declaration y Masters Lewis
Jseiso. John A. Stoc'c Lrmuc i. Dean. vocal nuf 10
hy ,ls entire school and Inst! Gmeninl music by Misses
MAry T. stoltonbgTgh. Jane T. Wood hfy Lowe
Mar, VI Krohei. Lalo WOOD and Others. Mis' JHns
Orafa rad an or srsl composition. entitled Hops
solnqry- N FnAanaiiors IN aslihfactc tho oniecAisin
.~s,rs phy and rcading made ard via satir'he
,of, rrsu, 1k- Rev ir yefuilyc delivered diplomas
70 ~ allowing member ~ the graduating class. aIes
vhish l. & l-sin Jordan a,nsssvsi the Tssiicfory'
n,,... kt,.,.. A Alien. irrrs,s ". Huyi.f, Anns L.
Ue.x.nd Fnaa Aou Anhs n Nsh.. Ana NJ; M@sos,
J.n. A pfs4 fuplrrnia fo-iss Msfy fefsr May =
st.o,subarsh Lode woo1, Jane T.. Wood iisnristis l.
W. ks..i, Hart, J. B.iGsin ChArss a. hOransln
49, El.nfh Lsmusi Does Henry l. Hoo. L. 6
I,a Josl.n Lori. 10 llaIt James Nsta,Ls, tIsPssn
b Ale. o-arss ". rs-k lola n Ialaaf
A parting sIrg BY tho gradaairs-
beist Il o shso.t4sfss ~- uus' rNt,
A1t bfea.h~ thr ~ofl rood by,
nrs h~rolciioa cinscd Ito highly Interesting anal
fofsAry exercises ~ th' school