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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

The annual session Of The L-avrm-
worth Teachers Association will com
mence on the 29th 81 S pr. and con
iinue three days. closing O.. the ISL %
Oct. lit is proposed ~ this mr.. Ing To
orysuixs n S,a.e Teachers Associa ion.
ssad all the teachers OF the SAFE at
invited 10 attend. We trust tie invi
tation vii be responded 1" AS far n
possible from ali poinss. These as>"-
Citations are Of incacul,b BILE value. and
every teacher should avail himself o.
herself Of tbe advantages they sfforc.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
LIZ INDEPENDENT: OSKALOOsA,
Leavenworth Times.

The advertisement of the Loaveu.
worth Times appears in our columns
THIS week. The Times is the larges,
daily paper this side Of St. I. uis, and
is nov conducted with marked ability
II IS a staunch friend and supporter Of
the National and State administrations
and deals heavy blows at the en-mie,
OF both. We wish i, success in its el.
forts to put down rebellion and lawless.
ness. Ii contains the latest news, and
is a live paper.
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CARD
CARD
To tie Voters IF Jcferson County.

To tie Voters IF Jcferson County.
Fellow CITIZENS. | her.b, an", unr-
m, sell n cAn'iIna.e or re eIrctiOu 10 the
.ffc~ O. S,-,iH, al YOUR County. a. tn-
-n>u,i,y ~i-c,iou IN November.
Raised n " h,g mni holding To the
doc rln-s Of tha. lar,, IN "h~r Year..
AM NOW n R-pub'lcan. lcam- 10 Kan
sxs IN 1855 ,avvi~d .hr Tree STATE
policy aud 70 Ell 80 m Is. k,u>as trc-
State. am AN unconditional Uut",,
man, aud ms h~as liz favor ali Ia.
measures ~ the AdnIni>ts alton Or tie
speedy suppression ot tie Rebellion
aud The VsertiiOw Vi treason. l deies;
treason and hate rebels; aud am Ion
uphoidiug the laws OF the land in Nil
.i.@ir dignity. tor stsndiny BY the Ma
tiunal am STA e administrations in ih-is
efforts u crush ou, arm. d resistance IL
The laws aud au Iorlty Of the G vrrn
meni. and 10 put down all species o'
anarchy aud iawIes-n-.>.
These are my prlncepl.s IL bIi~I
aud NO homes. man VINO knows me vii
say 10 The contrary.
Thankful tor your pas, support.
trust | may ever prove worthy al y"u'
confidence. N. W. TAYLOR.
sept. 10Th. 1868.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

EScHANGEs.-We have been com
PEELED to send a hal sheet some O
our exchanges Of late. aud occas,onall,
had not even this much left OF our eli
iioh 10 send; all being aiken up by new
pa rons. We try 10 wet down en- "a, Il
each week bul the demand has been
gre''er than our. expectations. We
shall try TO keep up hereafter.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

On Tuesday evening Prof. l. T.
GouDxow, s ate Superlni endent of Pub
lie instruction. visited our io~n and
gave US an address on the subject OF
education aud the school Interests oi
Kansas. ne
He gave brief view Of the future
prospects of Kansas. so lar As her cdu-
ca,icnai interests are concerned. stain.
that the amour; OF land appr"p'ia ed
for ommon schools is s.8oUO,OoO. and
may BE- increased 10 $500 THIS
a. SO per acre would give S6.6JO,OOO,
which At six per crai. interest would
yield the nea. revenue per annum OF
1896 900. nearly - each 10 lOO,O0O
children: over SIS each 10 1900.
The State University aid the Agri-
cultural college have each $1,000 ACRES
Of land. A; Sc per acre this would
give an annual revenue of SlO.3 800.
The State NoraasI School has "a. 100
acres which al SO per acie would give
principal of Si51, 000-ai six Per
cent. The annual income Will be $4,000.
THIS shows ii,at the future prospects
for Kansas in the shape .! school en-
dowments are excellent.
Previous 10 The address Of the Pro-
fessor, the audience was entertained by
short speeches fom County Superin
tendenl CYlby, DR.. Cooper, Dr.. Dickin-
son and the writer.
We trust the .subjec, Of schools ana
education will take a deep hold upen
our people. Nothing is OF more i'm
poi;arce 10 US as secular community
We must Juld up schools and a school
system, or We shall never be built up
as a community or State.
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Administrators Notice

ErTERS ct Administration upon The esta
Ii Of John g. Vnush,n, do ~ased not ad"'''
.s,ered by Geor.c Barrett. 10 admnis'r ''"f :
.a,d e-t~i~ have be- n grated t"ih~ undefs'x"'
ed BY the Judge OF the Pr'o.is U"s' 90. o. ,ssa
soa County. Ksnsas. ''sted Aaeo,. |'"' low
T,e Authority OF the said Geo &c Bar c,a"ss
h, n. .,ecease on the 22i .sy 0I Jn:y. %.
JARED p. BARNES
Administrator de ionis non u the estate Of 1no
q. vauRhan. deed. 100 s"e]~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

For DrsTRIcr ArroRNEr.-We learn
that H. w. IDs, Of Leavrnworth, is
candidate for the Office of District At
torney for the First Judicial Dis, ric.
Mr.. In. was leading member Of the
last State Legislature. is a man Of in.
tegrity and legal ability. and would no
doubt make an efficien. prosecutor. i,
would be we'll ii We had more men oil
his stamp in .ffice.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

am bringing ont new and useful article Of
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put up in box
ex OF 60 arr. one pound esch The genuine
t.rasive and Detersive Soap mas, since its intro.
ducilon 10 the American public been most fav.
0rabiy known as the
Best and Cheapest Washing Soap
In Market. Recent disco, cries (faowa oaiy %
fhs "saa.fdds'e'J ensbie me to produce an ar j.
G." Possessing chemical "DETERsiNE AND Era.
five qualities far su. eri"r to any o,ier Soap
1 Challenge the World to Produce Ns
Eqmul
This Soap 10 rapidly TAXI. thi place Of oil 9th.
~ soaps, wherever introduced. One pound will
60 as far as three pounds II ordinary fam ly sOap
nu:: ore quartz: the ,ime and labor are required
~ do tie same .::n'nn, o. .sashi g az ~ it'll the
hest Of family sop Il vii, ~nsn S:'::'h BARD
wafer .t.,,es nted un hoiiing. ana ~ i'''ie
ruhti with the ha DIS. thus avoiding the wear
upon the va hoard. IL dues not iniu the fab
rlc NJ The contrary, II preserves u and fixes the
c"l"rs II will remove paint. gr-ase, "r stains
oi all binds. i.ec'i ms seat III each box FIR
innSlng "Ne ecu az ~ the abovs SOsp irtp
Gallons OF ssnuds0ms Soft soap.
Send ior b aid i've it TT sI. II you d. not
want whole h"x ,onrselt. get your n-ighbOrs l..
J"ln v'u, and i vile IT,
~ Pea t'r par icuiar and give full dir cions.
'M shiPpi z the goa =. a 81. iv, the name OF
Sour pc t.ofire. with the Safe AID County in
v ich you reside, Adde'S,
BIT BABBITT.
20 Was ct. n street New York.
viii sind b ( ii Soap On r.ceip, 4 80.
- P!ea>e -eadU I CO StaIe s rrca,ury Notes
Z Pos aye Cnrrsncs.
EABBIrr it also the manufacturer Of the
I'll owing &c. IRA ell articl.s, II Of which bear
h. mak-r's "am.. 4 gsuuii
"NEpic NAL 'SHTAP- BE,r." and &C NIoI'
SALiR rCs DAP iOtDiR Year Pos DAR
NED clNAL YEA T. ...>c MIA I'D rOrA II on
CiNra ,TEp LEY, "ExrRA STA Gu. CRsAM Tar
TAR. SAL SoDA, bAKiSs SODA, AIRY no0r.
tt ETC l59 6m
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
sTERLoS. oPES & STEREOScOPIC VIEWS

Dur C.taiuyue Of th-se will b. rent 10 any
address on receipt Of 5 amp
Z & II &. ANTHONY,
Manufactures at Pr.togr -phic Materials,
SOL BRCApwAY. NEs YuRK.
Friends ur re. .iive, o. prominent military men
will Con er n tav"r by serdi'g US their liken. S.
t. copy. Taey will be K. p; carefully end re-
TUNED unirjursd.
Fine Albums Made TO Order for Con.
gr~galiums present their z s'Or. or i"r 'ii,er
purposes. with ui,a ,l- inscri,,'i ms e.c. l59 ON
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

PROMOTED. SrrERs of this
County. has been promo ell. and is nov
S~c"nd Lieut.. Of Company NJ, 9 h
Kansas. Lieut.. Sii-rs i, one uf the Old
Guard" Of Sc "o,o'i y. Is thorough.
and radically Union. a brave solder e,
the fg ing style. and will make a fine
officer We are pleased % hear Of his
advancement
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

~ In another column viii be found
the advertise IN. n ol M~ssrs. E 4 II
L. AuihOn., OF New York. Send for
some Of their pictures.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
County Committee.

A meeting Of the County Committee
Of the Republican party is called for TO-
day. Saturday } We hope there will
be full board.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
Administrators Sale.

In the matter of the sale of the Real Estate
of Bennett Busnam, deceased Tor the PAYNE n;
ut Debts.
BY virtue Of an order Of ale BY The Pfohaie
C-urI OF the Counry Of j fer On. STA 3 OF kan-
IS. maze January i0,h. 1865, |, the undersigned
Administrator Of saia estate Of ennet BuTnam,
de .eased. will sell public auction, TO the high
EST bidder. nj the door OF the Court House OF the
County OF J, frrsor, in the v,l!ae. OF Oskaloosa,
in the County ot Jefirss Aforesaid. on The
laird f3) Day Of october, a. ID. 1868,
a, 10 o clock. 4. II. Ut that dav, the following
irscribed real estate, situate in the Count OF
JefIe. sou and 81. lie If Kansas, 10 wit: The un-
dn ided one half oil III. souih-west quarter. ami
the -ou,h-eas, quar- er OF section twelve az IN
TOYS Bship te., lI0( OF RANGE sixteen tl6l. Saif
pr perry tn be- sod a. the property OF the estate
4 Bennett Burnam, deceased. IUsxs CT SALE
One-balt cash, aud the b lance on credit OF SIX
month, secured b, mortgage upon the premises.
GEO. X. HINES,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Beunel Born
am, deceased.
NIB he other undivided half OF said prop
cry is ow ned b, Inc, and will b. sold on reason
atIe terms GEO X. HINES.
74w 80
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
AGR.CCLT'.. RE.

In addition to other matter, portion Of the col
umns If our Weekly edition will be devoted to
Agriculture
In, Jpg MnsKLy BrLLErIs will sRree that u 10
sn,,,,, ON Of far Create v..lac than its price.
A ,nc,imen cop, furnished gratis 70 any mo de-
sire IL Bull Elm COMPANY,
Az. "a "a Is,u LeayenwO rfh, Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

Col. Jennison and Capt. Hoyt's meet,
ing to-day, aud be on hand.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

A Don't tail 10 read the advertise.
;ncnI Of b. I B.bbiu in this number
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

Id'cSf"P'i,o ...1uiiis.
OF these W. msnuf -c,ure q great variety, ran
cling IN pr;cc from 50 cents To 80 each.
Oar ALbCM> have the r"putatt'n al being
superior in beauty a.d rab,ii,y To any O'hrrs
The smaller kind cat be sent safely by mail ~
a stage Ut TX csnis ger ounce.
The NOR EXPENSIVE can be SEM by express.
~. L..r - .alrfn fil
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
THE LEAVENW1RTH
EV..NIyG BULLET N.

THE LEAvENwORrH EVENING BULLETIN
/ has now been iabiishcd one wear. and is well
know throughout t"sls Its success thus f.r as
been greater than any journal ever established in
the Nest TIL. proprietor. are experienced news
paper men. aud thoro .ghl, know the tstes and the
watts Of the i.eopI- of ts - te.
There ar. thrce editions OF the paper. viz.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12

Our nta,O.u- now nibraccs C III iderainy ~
er OR no SAND diff rsM .ubl-c's 40 winch
di IL are a." i.nuahy t,eing ms:cJ oi Fort
S 1t Em,nent Am tIc,n- etc VIZ:
72 M+j'r-ti'" erals. 525 Statesmen.
I9o Big. Generals. i27 Dsines.
$50 Colonies. il6 Au h"rs,
"a Lieut.. Coloneis. 1 80 Artists,
2U7 O.her Officers, ll2 S age.
4s P,om'nt Women. ~ Navy Officers
147 Ppm mem. f reign Por r"is.
$50 Copies oi Work OF ART.
lnc,udin. rrpr. -ntatio"s Ut in' fn,st "',b ate
E"sraving-, Pa nri g.. Statues. &c Cs'susses
en- Oh re eip' vi sap. An orier fr tine Doz
Ell PIs: UkkS t. an our Gaia Osue Will b. hill d
Oh .eeelpi VI u, %. -u'' sru' Sy r'a'i FREE
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
THE ETENiNC BULLETIN,

Pfint.d ever afternoon at o'clock. cont aims the
latest teIsrnph,r dispatches and local news up :,
the time Of going 70 pre-s. 1ERNI, 81 per annum
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
S,auGar,,, Patent u, cd:ie.nes;
Pc AYu Me- az

such a. Coral Hair OF, Cologne, Tursish Crys'c
P0made. &c. &c, &C.,
II you want anything in the grocer' line cali
at the Corner OF J,f rscn and Delaware St..
O-kaoo-a. Kansas, where you can purchase 81
THE LOWEST CASH PIECES.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

Is issued every Tuesday, and Is made up exlress
for the country from the six daily editions. TEsS
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-12
Tue TRl-WEEKLY BULLETIN

1 issued every Monday. Wednesday and Friday n
coutaius the news Of the Daily, at - pr AMMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
TIE DRAFT IN gIEE TENTH
BESTRECT.
FOcKLAND COrNfY

The draft for Rockland County commenced
Yesterday morning at o'clock ut TaIIytown. 1he
headquarters was GeIs,y crowded b.. no disturbance
occurred during the in; OF the With kocE-
land, tho droN for the district cosos the loara Of
Enronmcni, in ihis eisigc tender thanks 80 ipceto.
D.ks Captl. CogennG and the men under tier re'
spactvo charges for the!r eentlauiauly bearing and
efficiency IN preserving order during he tine Of draft
ing The Board aho compliment he Board OF IT.
sPcc,cI representing IT, three courses comprising '5
GistUe fo- Che pIten aud Impartial manner N WINCH
ihcy'hayc discharged the duties rmteiuiug TO tl,ir
,f,.t.i.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

20 Many. By I;pison n r.. q Ns-lrrs,.."L 70
a. n 4ud q 3 ana iat n IA Srnfav......... 80, r
10 Slbg.y ~ HsIiein T. c6h.si. mud aa w ni
To Bos;l p. - New London 1--WE, Ficr - ~. h
Stnlr. on ln-. Pier i8. y. r.. and fal hiier
Inc picr3 " X; div isar,sy cxcerea)..... p. M.
To Beatoh, ~ Aew-A E.i.. Va . 'ii-lisid
e.tg' and ithavr ..........s q ~ lZh = ai,1 p n
ave. Vi. s.ore .ne......i- and p 70. s1nisy 2.
To fuua'o BY Erie Ri, foot Of CHAMBER
and - o. Do sud p.
To iflts fllc ~ nj, srd other resorts on IaAs
ls'ard. by - l. Rsil4oaa, from Janes Si'p lnd
,eo.ol 3hst r. R................sa "a, y ard q p
To itiltf Dls 10y SCw-Jcrscy Ha'lro1d. foot ~
Couil. = 10 a. I. I, O. n ~ p. Sunday q p NJ
70 pri'aGefria. by tauhfn snd .,mbo, Kaiiroad
pr-.f ~ j.. 100, Of Hlrciy g. \.
To We an-fon by Ncv'icrsey iiR.. T. 10 = III. lsn
and q flc l D. me- foot oi Com autt e. Sunday y p m
To the Wet. by Central hsi'fcsd ol ksw.Jersey
foot G. suj..sl and 4. LII, l. zl.....8Hd 2.
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but the larger number were taken at point within
seven miles Of Gordonsvle. among them ore Col r.
H. Lee. Inspector Of the Cd Army Corps Of the Army
Of Northern Virginin; Capt. p. A. Taum, I'd North
Carolina Cavalry Ieut. j. B. Moore ore Of Mosebys
eang Lieut. ". II. Norman, Ssh North Carolina
Regiment; H. S. Bradley Assistant Surgeon Of COLDS
Legion, and U. Il. Shields, Aosistan, Surgeon.
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THE National Hsorsc ExI,isie;on.

hEw-HAvES. Conn, TIiday' Sept. %, 1867.
The managers oil the National Holse EN-
hibition at Hamilton Park which op,rs on uesday
next, have made ample preparation for urge attend
anes The grounds comprise 20 acres, with splendid
hafrle truck buildings tor ne reception cad clte r-
tainmont o. ladies' and gentlemen and rents for acvel i
thons persons Aienbcs ci tho press Viii he NO
ylded Eil tent and an e~tl nd has been Cr,eied
for their accommodation. The holscs can be acceir-
moda.td on the grounds, tie box stalls aheae and
barn room beng amply sufficient Tor the purpose
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Co:uIsbia County Fair.

HUDSON y. y, Friday. SEPT. p lt03.
Great preparations are being made for the
annual Fan come c IN this city the 2th and .0t
oil September ard lst az October.
The premiums ofiei ed 10y the Columbia Agricultural
Association are unusually 0ige,5O foI the best back
sheep and two ewes 500 Tor single trial 81 speed on
.he first day. so the second and 500 on tho this
opened TO competition from I'll parts OF The country ox
cept the S5c premium, which is confined 10 t0.uwhia
County. Tie aggregate Of the premiums IS abont
$1,000 1t j thought that there VIII be tie finest de
play Of horses ana sheep ever copyrighted OF County
Fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

COoK-LLooNER-in the i. 10. Cau.ch. at Inc lisa
baiehc.s Coaus. n. =. 90 II dit ei. , ~ TIE irs.
". Doouicr 3ir. osorsr r. Goo. a.. ir. io~u ~ 81 fo
Sis ha. j.. ,lost daueirr al tie olc-s. o- gy an.
No cards
DTWEY DAVIS - At tie se.'lfrcc # Pr. !. Krcmcr
Colin .iic. H., sunday ssp- -. 80 ~ iie Rev
Eo4elt IgssTura Il lc -. e. ttIrc' i" ri J. lewt.
ed D. r., OF Like Sur'riar. Mr. foo Ni tri, DAVIS.
scrora COR her o 'hc lg,. .les iata ol tulasVAt
DnEW- ,CEFr1fiN- ~ Poy1g, y. j. on Thusday 5fpt,
- - Tue ROW Alex. b.. Narnnr NJ Nih.n Dl.w oi
LODI ~ Nil Mururet das cr q. John IL Alderman .,
OF folyhy. ocsfda
KELLOCG-DiShROW--N N0rwalk. co.n., on Thursd. y,
sept. a. by Tic Ttv. Jss snlsrCn hr. inrt e. kc0. <
Of Nc'gC aiatn To- Miss Emile T.. d. brow of Non.aA.
UNINTERRUPTED salh, 10 Oh i.irrsd1y, - pr -,
By e Rcg. j.. Nfflcsry -. Lansing LaIuher Of rcI.-
ln to Aun L., d1saler o. john Bos,y esq OF The ioEer
piiee. 80 ,
JANtAAl-CLNRK-N Chfi't Chrrei, Col,nsvilr ~. by
ne Ee.. Eo5e' ir..sr'l sd ire 70. p. fc. GA .an'
Gay. srf = lItj blfisy I.a.A.in. 60 % % 20
AIsSilh IitIoy Chr, cttst da1-hirt . or 'o"i L.
tInrs. stgI.. Of VI allt llce rear tolinstlhe
NDRfti-Bl Ck-tn flmraLay, sept. -. a. tc he' 'c''
j.. Pr uiiss ID. -, air a Aosif ~ - o. " =,
Conn. e Anci, ~. BUGS a4i i'cf OF "on b"o~i ~ ~
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IaiTLs.

CRhFT-lr Brool Iyn on Fddsy, Sept % tes saost VI
MS, P,nnI Craft ICED ~ 4t.-e. -,
Tie fien al he uily ar invited to attend hcr frrer'
from te rr.idscre o. hfr rolll s iohn li npci 20.
remain, viii ~. aksu 20 Ostc i4.s, town O. eip9Ts'
Conn. iuie .Ineni. ~
HrlIs.roft ana Norsnf tConnl rlpefs please CORY .
CAl.pfNIEpAt Inut.rs. Wcuenfy Comfy, H.. On Moa,
day, sep T. Caroline, yegaert d.rnef % ,.n.. - ''
lydia < Csfpenter asod . wears months and da5,
FIqCEICn "Wednesday ia9. rcp'. - Grace ht' n.
fra dlush'er Of roucg AID Annie H. 5. .nch, ssed IL
months aud u d,ys. -,
To frierd Of - family invited 10 attend her fanera
ths LAY II D. M from The reid ice vi Ler parents no. ~
bedford rvenpc Brooklyn. T. H.
WHlTl.-On FIiday scp. -, lrena f. wife Of Leafs y
Wsiic, IL he :4.l, 700. OF lv. asc,
No.i,. oi W, .dle4l 'iA D.. -.c"
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FROM Snn &TgDcis~o,

SAN kAAciscO. Thursday, sept. II, 1865
Trade i exceedingly quiet. causing general
complaint among Importers who exhibit growing dis
position 20 rcoulo ~ curreut rates
Sailed ship Aracan Cor Cork carrying $50 sacks Of
bears 5000 lies, 1900 horns lis tuEs old ircu go
sacks OF l'usia1l seed lis casks Whale oil aoOO bales
of wool S0Go casks cf California wine ald 3lO0 sacks
OF copper ore; al valued mt S2;g.O0J
Also sailed snip Lizzie Sa,loit. for ailio.
DR.. Ii. ii. Gray formerly Of Now-Nolk. died today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

TI,e Neyv-XOrk City Ts1chcP-' Assoe;aliaa viii
bod their drsi ieeu,r mee,i ailf the summer Verlon
SAIIRDAl ~ BNlfG. tie 26th inst "a O'Clock A.
hc Room in tie tf The goaf Of Eiu, alioa corner ii
Grlnl aud ns,s. fGpsrs viii b. read by PIof. BATCH
ELOR upon The Study Of Norei ~ Ian II the Com
mon schools and By Mr. gispAL, Of the Free Academy
upon A Want in on. Common School system"
All .ser. public aud private schools. aud 81 friends Of
education are cordially invited to b. yrrsert.
Eiv order ADGhPH NtfNER, Secretary.
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Eorth-Apany PJhao and Can iss......sa Ak 2 p NJ
No1ih anc West Way Mail p m
southern and SoIthW es,ll MaL..a a. n = ia ~ p II.
,.alflh pau; ~ =. Hi -" p
TIE Long Island lioH closes ct > a. uAn =. n
Sunday A1s--On su.cIy al mails lose AZ ~. nj
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GnNernr,cEt Narln.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, Sept. q. lsfl.
The sales OF 5.20s to-day amounted 70
sisl5JO. Deliveries OF bonds are made to Sept Ia
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A Blockade Bnuncr Captured oG' Wi!
rliux;ou, n. &,

The British prize steamship Juno, arrived at
this port last evening in charge Of Acting Masters
Franklin. Hopkins and Charles Hail. end Acting
Engineer Macarthur. from Wilmington, y. c..
September -. The Juno captured September -,
of Wilmington \. c.. after chase OF four hours by
the United States gunboat Connecticut, during which
the c. fired 80 round of shell and solid shot, The Jura
hove overheard part of her cargo of cotton. She is IN
iron vessel 100 .uns burden, sidewhee built at Bristol
England and Is ten years old. Her engines arc
oscillating, and about 100 horse power. The cargo
consists Of 2cO bales Of cotton three tuns of tobacco
and small quantity Of turpentinc, and is valued
together with the vessel at $4,000 She is bound 70
Boston, but put into this port for supply Of fuel
The steamship Bavaria, from Southampton,
Sept. g. arrived here yesterday. Her news has leoa
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Special Ioilns.


New-YOrli Typos rnpbicnI 'f,son No. ga Spe al
Meeting Of this unon VII be held THtS isstifsyl EN th-
ING at oc'oa. nj f,s Room No. 80 Crosby com r %
brponhi ~ tine parpoe 81 taking nso Consideration the
profreiy u assisting ters III. present strike. full
iiteudfC - II eaTnes' iy Requested
H. ;. HiLL. Rec. See. II. n. FAILING. pres't.
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p,te-.aInr,er,.--4n,nriay. stp,. :

NrBLc.S GARDEN--iIaud1t.
WINTER GArDi'S--il4nssi.
bAHNlIS MuSEi M-iirlirn C'fcfF, T. thon &C. DIM
bilfs-Ds n q. Post tho host. as.
ALEXANDRIA PAVILION Equosiriinisrt 80.
PARK iHEAJEA, (Bsooki Ia )hho sps4As theii ''"'J
ADJ the Beast.
living HiLL-Stfcor.i,or
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The Peruvian s.'Pup
Is projected solution Of tro. OXIDE OF IToI
The PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dy.prr.a h.. Liver Complsr, propy, &c.
TiiE PERUVIAN SYRUP
IuIses s.rcnsih yisor and life into tie sysiii IL
TIE PERUVIAN slkDP
C0nfa'us 30 clcohul and u plea 10 20 ii-f
me PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Ci,of.i, nirrrirf hrd nii : .in Diseafcs-
TIE PEkJsiA SfKtf
Build up the hro..cn-town con.tiiut'or
TlfE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Supplies tho blood with ~ life ci.f.Y'n,-iTon
lfiE PiNlAlAh stGNt
Cutes Ncyyuus AltfIis.s md Ell frl,'s Co! .ipiLts
rilE PERUVIAN SYRUP
l. . beticr ionic tlGn wine a brandy.
TJE PERUVIAN siklf
iHy'.or,'cs tie wen. art t.'hiNff''d.
1FE PERUsIAH sfRif
Cues n Ducls.s Of he hianeys iro Bad lcr.
Id. PERUVIAN slRtf
Restore the ig9r ypuh 20 the vermont system
the PERUVIAN syrup
,riudtes ed n.yiscrl'ts "a efrg.s o.Aci Draln
NE PERUVIAN SlRu"
ia CHrcd thousand whore ctl r'ricdic, i1re i..ec
ThE REASON WHY.
IL suuplcs tie Blood wish a. VITAL PRlNClrLN. o.
LIFE EiEMENT-i thcr,by ini.ins HEALTH 49,
STRENGTH INTO al P1ris oi f.e system.
il71r pEoors a. hr Fsic,Cy ~ THE r,ri'dy Gre f0
NUMEROUS rrd WILL frInKNTcNTtp, ta iNyaL Ids -.
,alliy aes.l-o 10 CIV. II lIai fagi ets re-
f4l,ip ot removed llcu ioI 20 10 Asi iiru,tH ~
For SAFE b. fii Dlnes.f. =. 2. DiN>34UAI..
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Examinations and Exemptions.
THIRD DISTRICT.

THIRD DISTRICT.
The following cases were disposed of in this
District Yesterday:
Substitutes 6; held o. rsid eoco s. disability 29 aliens
III age, IL; N the service 3; only ); thcr q
rio,leress Children non-re-iaen und, see To o..
,rn.dax all In To No . lti will ID, cnllnl-