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The New York herald., 1863-08-22
n.rs. Lincoin in New York.

HER VISIT 10 THE FRENCH rRioArE Ia oUKnRIERR.
Mrs. President Lincoln has been staying In this city
several days but che has not made her visit any pub
lie notoriety On Thursday hcwevor she expressed her
determination TO pay visit 10 the French frigntc II
Grerrere, thirty six guns commanded by Admiral
Renaud. For this purpose the beautiful cut
ter J. G. wnans set apart for conveying the lady
the President OF the United States and suite board
tho Guerrcre lying OF tho Battery, In the North
river. On IL being mads known to the Admiral thas
tho distinguished parsonage the vic OF tho pfesiacnt
she received with a tho becoming rcspcc, duo
rank and position not only By tLe Admiral, but aso by
oil the French officers 90 board well by tho
Ato survey the principal Compartments Of the interior
OF the Gucrricrc she expressed herself highly pleased
and thanked the Admiral for the respect and kindness
which had been shown. She sted further that shc
much grs,led aud delighted 10 having paid vkit
French manu'.w1r. Mrs. Lincoln was thea taken down
the river nj length, when after participating In
pleasant sail, she was left shore, aud conveyed IN
carriage with her suite, 10 her hotel.
President Lincoln 90 Attend UnIen Mass
: RleetiaG-Genersi Logan Denounces
r udHE ONE le YeAys .-... 0I.s.esE4.H
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

sESnNEsD or THE KEuucxY CoSeRrssxxy. The repub.
lcans persist In claiming the Kentucky delegation TO the
next congress being composed Of administration
Five Of them the last House Of Representatives
and their record VIII show TO what extent they win be
likely 70 support radical republican for Speaker We
gavs days since letter from Brutss j. Clay an.
other Of the elect which he stated that
he YES "opposed 70 the policy Of the administration
We have the sentiments Of another General Green
Clay Smith, whom the republicans have claimed a. being
OF ths fright stamp" Mr.. Smith delivered speech At
Hamilton, Ohio, the 10th instant which reported 10
full In the Cincinnati republican papers, from.wnich We
make ths ioilewns s1sract-
Kentucky 10 slave stale. and she voted asainst Mr.
Lincoln do not stand here advocate of Mr. lin.
coiu his party never belonged 10 either Of the po
cal parties that had their existence alone upon ths aide
Of The Ohio river. have always been and am today
Douglas democrat hdw always been, and an tc-dav 90
far o. cptwion and sefisent concerned, pro sdrrv
NAV. fmay - well say here that am slave owner And
have always owned slaves
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
rhe 0svsrnment Lean.

AuGust i50d
IN. sa,os OF government bonds 10 day amounted 70
ease xso pcllveries Of bonds made July ~. The
so~msaon of National Ranxs is absorbing large amonss
~ ave swcntes and giving greater stability and psFa
usuce 70 local cnepcy than has been hsrsOse saioyeA
in coumcrc.al circes.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Ths Rebel General Hoimes.
TO fHs EDgroR or ruK HRRAln.

Tho dsasA q General Holmes cf fArksnsAs a reported
10 The HnAio By drinking intoxicating Iquoru, = Gsss
vas prcssnt 81 his death His death was caussd bv
ncsurneuia Your obedIcut servant, 80. - =
R0BERT RAINEY, of Napoeca, Arkapsss
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

BRYANrS MINSrRELs Mechanics Hall. Az Broad.
way-ErnorlAN soSGs, DANCES, BuaLEsouEs. &e.--THE
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Mssic iane Park.

The Park Commissioners 1&nnounce that thsre viii be
music At the Park, on the Mall, oday Saturday. 9ad
inssant 81 four O'Clock r. ~ by the Park Band under
the leadership Of n. Dcdworth, the wssthsr One.
me following 10 the programmes
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

- cr LOUIE, Auxust u, 1903.
The Democrat Of this city publishes special dcspsch
from Springfield Illinois, which says that President Lin
coin has sIgni6ed bis purpose TO attend Usion mass
meeting 70 be held n THAI place tho I'd d September;
but should the public business prevent him from being
present he wild address The people BY letter. Most
sive preparations are being made 70 make this tho largest
meeting ever held In the West
General Logan addressed Largo meeting At Saline,
Illinois, Tuesday. Judge ome'eveny present. and
General Logan denouboed him Of No sadsrs Of
band Of traitors who plotting 70 ovsrthrow shs esv
ernmeut.
reply 70 Gsusral Logan.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
TIIIc SITUATION.

New York. Saturday. August "a, 1856
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
VOL IN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MeLIDEoN,
FIFE,
FlAGc oLET, AND ClARIoNET,

rONTAlNING Instructions designc 10 enable
" tho pupil To obtain = knt wlsoee Of playing
without n teacher with q choice collection Of
every variety Of Popslsr Music. Price ~ each,
So cents. Teachers, pupils aud dealers dcaiious
Of Obtaining n low priced Instruction Book ard at
tho .aine time one that Is useful ard attraciiyc,
will find these books fully suited 10 their wants.
Tho instructions are gwen in . msnner adapted to
tho comprehension Il sli grades Of scho as. The
exercises illustrating and enforcing tho lessons
are not dry and tedious, but spiightiy and cnlv-
euing, and tho selection of music. varying from
the smpe TO the difficult comprises Tho most pop
uiar melodies Of the day. Mailed, post-p Id, By
DlTSON q CO., Publishers, 277 Washington
street, Boston. feb a-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
NUMBER oS.
DISTRICT COURT.
HON. JOHN r. DILLON. Judge.
Ina. n. 0isyoRD. Clerk.


SATuaDAr, FEB. Z.
Court met pursuant TO adioarnmsnt.
The iury In the ssss Of B al ~ Ball. for die.
solution of GO .partnership. brought II YER
dc, for defs sndsnt. Ball 10 still . married eon.
cern. The plaintiff propoass giving The mat
Ter another try.
The ease Of Darlington " Reed. vac sub
mit,ed TO the jury.
The Grasd Jury presented ten hi'is Of indiet.
mept, but NJ soms Of the folks have not yet
been arrested. We foteteM publishing the
nance.
Court q adiournsl ill Monday morning al ten
O'Clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
THE MARKETS.
Market .-.DaiIy Report.

Ovsica ~ TnE DwN. 4 kvws,l
saturday I've, Feb. Z.
Quotations continue firm. Sotne Of the -four
dealers have advanced 20 eents per barrel On
aour, but this IL not general aud not iikely 10 be
so ut present, but will depend altogether on the
price Of wheat
Flauw-- Wholesale, S. 6o4L5 20 In barrels and
SO o0a6. 30 iu bags retail, 50 o0M8.20in hsffeis
and ID. 1926 90 In bags. Shipments 90 Lbls.
WnsAr- In doinand at 1bmsbc for common
grades and socMtii0 for the best. Receipts
2VIo ba. Shipments 1880 hn.
Coaa--I rm ut s3c. Receipts l5ao bu.
OArs--45Qt BOO. Receipts 1850 bu.
BueganEAT-- ln dcmsnd at Goc.
IIoas- Dressed, ts boda.25.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

comr o.lt,ona are we'll known and highly val
usd by oil lovers cf good music A fuli or
ches,ra, with Mr.. J. strosssr ~ leader. VIII DO
in attendance The vocal masic is under the
direction of Mr.. Braunlich. This will he the
srsuds.t affair svor witnessed In this city. ana
~ sdyis. oil TO go They viii be richly ,s-
pasd for their trouble. Reserved sea" can D.
secured at the Hail from 10 a, IN. TO ~. m. and
IRON 4 TO 8 y. IN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

,poyG,on SraGEsTIoN.-Iher re-
form suyys.,,ons Of ear contemporary regsrd'
ing the reckless siding Of the cavalry ooy'
,h,o,.,h on..,.. are worth sefions consid.
e,.,ian ", h.,. se,iced many narrow -
cape. and the only snder '' that more per
son, have M, hs.n li I'D outright.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

GERMAN TnxATsE.-TLe great opcr-
s,ic Fairy Spectacle. 10 i've sets. entitled The
.pssdthrih.' Win be prodoesd this tAooesy)
evening With nsv ssd splssdid scenery. una
.hisery. g.. snj ell the srigissl music Of tost
eelsss q svsss oslsdy. O. Kssstsss. whose
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

f.p,c1ANT GEshRAL's RErohT --Co''
G.A,hrie has sent the copy oi tns rohs o. %
r.pimsnts to the State printer. snd has 'our
more nearly r sady. The work viii tot be i'-
saed "a ea,ly 70 vas fret expected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

RKMKMnKR the Masquerade Ball on
the 12.h-nsxt Thursday. This will no doubt
be the finest Hair Of tho seasou. See adver.
tisement
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
4 1. b.

In this city. on Friday morning, February s'h,
MARY A Coz tkLsy, wife Of r. ID. Ca kLhfs
aged 81 years, 4 months ana 10 days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

TnK BALL D,voscE CAsE.--The case
ot Bali ". Bali. wherein franklin Hall. o
Cisons township. sued Susan Ball. his ~''s.'or
q divorce from the bonds Of ms,rimvny oocs-
pied large portion Of the time Of the I's'
trlct Court last week. The examination OF the
long train Of sitnessss and the reading "i .
nu,ituds OF depositions consumed several day..
and one entire day friday "" devoted y"
arguing the case by the able counsel on both
sidss, Dow Il Brown for plaintiff John M.
psy for defendant The jury brought in q
verdict for d-icndant.
The ca-s has been In court over two yoarr.
believe Those Who have given tha matter
any attention have been almost uaaninour IL
the belief that the care wasa pises of most
unmanly prosecution. yet there was fair
chance that The charge which was adultery
could be sustained IRE case was we'll man
aged on both .ides. but the council for the
defense found no great difficulty In making his
point, for which he deserves credit. The prose-
cutting evidence was quite too revolving to be
h,ntsd vi. Even a yonng chsld ot these un'
hmpay parents was Brought Int, court 10 blast
the character Of his own mother Insre eau
he no other feeling than that Of the most utter
contempt Tor the man who can tbus train Li'
boy TO prostitute tho earliest and mosi sacred
memories Of infancy and childhood. II 10 81
snormity that admits o, no psllislion--an on.
rage upon the pure love which tho child eve
hears TO tho mother. in all grades OF life. io'
which language furnishes no adequate dsscrP
,iou-ior which there is wrath accumulated. 4,
be meied out 10 the hsartless trAnsgressor boil
here and hereafter. The verdict was righteou'
tho entire public without dissonting volc'
say amen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

S,n \. 4, o.,,, OF his annual stock
!, v.,..,;, CO.. :. ee.sbra,ed es.sb-
.h,nn, rh..,.n,,n. for the young ano
,ha ,1a -. - .na,h gray. the fond
,o,ar..s 80, .,h. % it,en, FOR maiden
..a - t co. ~. ."or any other
,n.o. a., - .ooa maLs yonr selections
before they are cnlled out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

Phoenix Insurance Company OF Hart
ford aeeets, Ia, Nav. 1862. 1927 26O w ns
bilities. e2l 800. Il wNsy B. HosTMAN, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

poLIoE CoukT.-- Nothing OF interest
nansp,rsd IL tbs police court Saturday. except
the pla,jnv Of the usual match game OF check
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

EDS. DEMOCRAT What does the
editor Of the Gosette think of Mr.. Tram -
about Ea, Gland. and Eaglirh aboIition'e" 40
answer IL om the little Britishcr viii oh''ae
Jur CpusIRY,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
DEMOCRATIC Mass MEErIsG.--An

DEMOCRATIC Mass MEErIsG.--An
iDformsi mee.iug Of ,hs Democracy Of Scott
county was had at the Counci. Chamber o"
Saturday afternoon, which vas we'll attend
ed by Ds 'nocrsis from tho differ ents town
ships. At which IL was decided TO at on,e
take steps tor . thorough and complete or
ganizs tiens Of the Democratic party through
"ut the county slso to hold Democratic
NAss Meeting in tbis city on Saturday. the
2lA inst. comm .ncing at 10 o'clock 10 tie
forenoon.
The work has thus been commenced. Ibs
long nseds d movement has been fairly IN
augurA,s d. The Democracy OF the county.
one ~ d sl. are agreed upon the absolute
nse' ssiy Of the organ z'tion. and not oo'y
ur on "a organization per %. but one o' =
most ardent, enthu-isslic and determined
character. Th.rs 10 no more time Tor moe
s,.ion or insc.ivity. There 10 plenty Ct "S's
to do-sst Il be taken hold Of and prosecatsf
.s becomes . party that has the good :" III
country st hesrs.
The proper arrangements viii be made u
du. ss.son. We call upoo the D.mosssey .
each township TO make it . point 70 ss"
70 come to tom on tast day. ane eslig
Asighbos yith hin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

LaTEs News. Daily Chicago ltneS
and 7ribu nc. New York Hrafd. Tunes. ~"o
Tit ne 10 sale. and subscriptions received. o.
Stare. Sec, nd street. and at the Post Once
naws der ,ot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

Iap1Rs FAIR AT DuRANT.- Tho ladir'
Of 81. rsul's Church. Durant, pro- ~~e g'vins
fair on Thursday next. February 1hh The
fair will open a. 10 O'Clock y IN aud ~'n inne
until 10 r. m The NJ. d NJ Railro at have
kindly offered to carry passengers TO snd IRON
lie fair VI half their usual rates. The pr 80 oi
Admi sion will be only 10 csnts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

EcoNoMY.-Start out NJ onday morn
Ing determined 10 econ non,ixs ir your family
andc ommencs the good ~ork Cy going to
Parks d Iiosmsls grocery store 10 make your
pu.chaaes They have the best tes. coffee. su-
gsr. spices. frui.s. wines and llq uors. soao can
dies, "Boston ripe." aud lots Of other good
things which they will eel over than the
lowest. Drop n and examine Or yourselves
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

ANOTHER RISE IN F. ouR.-FlonI
took snothsr start upward y esterday of ~
cents per barrel. This 10 the fourth rise 10
three weeks. amounting 10 ell to one do'ia'
per barrel The article 10 nov worth &c 90
We believe that there are one o.
two dealers who do 10, 60 in for this last sd-
vance Flour rises 80 easily these times that
house.keepers find it entirely Unnecessary to
use east.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

Nsw Lively STABLE We under.
stand thst eastern parties. Ia conp sciion viii
. Of our citizens. are about ss, ablishipg a
large livery stable 10 D.v.rport. They pro-
oose stocking the stable iih q comp. ste outh
ern mar Ifscture. ana eome ~ eniy very tu'
error horses They viii erect stab ie and
furnish /, complete from roof to ba,sment W.
are tlssssd TO sse those eviden css Of appi sc's
zion Of our city - . place Of business
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

TIE Branch Of the state Bank st Dave npor'
shows hy i,s monthly report that II Is ass ounj
as gold - Dem>ines Regis.ey.
Yes, aud il any Of your toks are iorh nate
enough to possess any Of tho u 10 oi cur
Branch. II will be coDsiatr<d favor II they
vii, pr, sent them at the counter and dra 'b'
gold That's the kind Of mney Mr. Wood
ward redeems In,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
New osA Mndkst.

NEW YoWK, Feb. I.
Fioua Market duh and &c lower. Sales at
81 3o6f7 SO extra State; ii 650I7 80 X. IL. y.
NunAr Market dull, and 10 lower. -
81 i0otI os SPRING 81 bal " Nil Glib si.o4S
~ winter red.
C0rn- fayots buyers. g5Mvic.
Cars frmor ana nciive. a1L7ac.
NHInKY-- bgQlDpc,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09
THE CIT Y.

MILITARY MES, ArrENrloE.-H You
wish for Uniform d full equipments call On
+. p. Erskine, Nick oils Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-09

New YORK stock Market.
new YoRx, Feb Z.
Gold, 5,ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
Pcsseurrrs Sailed.

suIth n,s Woocy Miss a. Hafty, Mt,s Mitchell Chsr.ss
Condei Jasc. II. Benson, Wn. r. Morris. Wm Scott, q
Pot4 AVID w.lo Mis- Isrter Miss A. banter Miss bnse,
& Wih.s wll, ard 'hrec chdIrni Frederick NooieoeA j.
Toun.aoi fn, T. q. Brown wm. iislis ., Nr, A. Neue
ton Mr Colter l.. \. Boyd Mr. fokisr A Halle - MA
tin Mrs haundcrr Capt. Neville and wo. e. "hhcs Ah'
family, with others In the ateelsge A.,
~ .fsanshiy bremen. for BrHen, s,I Sonafd
" gil,n. and ionI children Jenny Lewis hs a his. A'
three children, Mrs H. l.. Gilbert, child aud 'sfan' a.
shAt'nck Mrs a. H. shettuA Misc l.. shsltueh H' hi' ~
Brnnhnll H. A. -. Brown Miss Emilio btrian' u. nv n'
end .olvant Miss Rhods r.. Mead, Miss charlotte
hlr Meyer Lew, A. T.. Buckmiler, Mp. net'ha ~ ~,
1--WE children spuf. wiic ana ehid. joahn heu', -,
Helena krauso, Jsan de- tronoe G. smith pt F"'"'''
T. o. nat.kc Louis SambcIs and or ~ the 'ertssr, A.
In stfa,.sap Coiu9bn. Jr Nee. Dt!s1ns aHd n",ah'
vsddrr end daughter MI Mai brigham MR. fs,sti
volt L. Iepl,rc,, A. Phillips aud sister, g. D. "an" ~ " ~
aI, Mr. d. d. ATTAIN Mis-. br Green, g. o. " F'ts ''
n liant aud boys. J. Reed ii,nry ihoop.cn m,
Mis-. rlumly Nine Gncir.belA sud servant nj WMu VIZ
rbilrp. 4 tiod nnd lady, Ma Oa,. ad.h Joh.son ~;
rutfousd 4, CouAp. a. unsun Nirs j. ID. honouss aa'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

SATURDAY. Oct A-P. n

Gold opened strong upon the street, ana sold
as high "a l4s. This quotation WAS paid for short
time only and at the Stoci Exchange the ratio was lC
0l4Ci, and 30 remained at noon. Later In the day
higher rates were freely paid and at 1p m l+7l Sin
as the quotation. Upon tho street Stocks were loro
% a rule with a moderate business. Al tic
Stock Exchange the rmne,s observed Last nigh' was
continued, with @ good demand. For all Govern
rnent Securities fun prices have been paid. FOR
7.3Os the rate wa l07i For Gu Free State Stoch
Bank ShaIes and Gas Stocks the biddings were
strong and tho offerings to sel small. Border Stn'o
Stocks irregnlari Missouri 6s steady at 20 California
70 at l20,6l2ii for Citizens Gas Stock l2o
was bid. Canton Co. 1iaN Cumberland Coal.
33,a35i, Pacific Mail. 229.a23o; Quicksilver Min
Ing Company. 6ndGs; Central American Transit
Company 35.036; Ncw.York Central. 1871 I@iui
Erie Railway wss active at 1901 olCJa, do. Pro
.crred, lw;0l05; Hudson River. la9ialioi Iar'
lem. 94Ia9fi, Reading l2lal22, Michigan Central
1915 ai2iil Michigan Southern. eeees and In demand
do Guaranteed l4si0llsi; Illinois Central, l230l25l
Cleveland and Pitsburgh. I07I 0l07i Gaena and Chi
cayo l3ialI3i Cleveland and Toledo ll4idll Rock
Island lOelWl0si American Coal sold ut 70. and was
In demand; Marietta and Cincinnati First Preferred
sold at H. Between the Boards prices barely sus
tained. but at the Second Session there was general
Improvement with quito large selcs Latr In tho day
under free sales TO rcalse profits. prices fell Oh and
clnaed u (ay0r Of Luycs- The clgsins Dsioss vsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
"a SuypAr, Oct. &
Avpiycd..

s,.sme, FesA. Thosp..lrs PAiaacpha ndse. ss' 70 q
& h Brl.-s. ,,.,.-o,. uAse -
. steamer John II Thompsoa MeCahs, Baltimore "'
Wll.sIn Dslrh. .., 4. 49,. a., Ua.toA
schr cold Hunter wentworsh Eirseehpers -, us''
schr J. L. ie.. OAKLEY irov'denes IV'
Schr Lebanon. Ilafs Ne" ha'rh 9s"A'"
sohr Chief fldiiise Gloucester, n'h
Schr Rio (tands Elliott ololeos..i, vs." D, r,osuss
sehr HsmoI, English, fi-nAln '1'''
Mayhow. -, rH,shethpo,t Tor Bos.es
sshr Only Son. Jshnson' o"'he' ''"'' ~
son Psyscn- u,n po,tI.ns Ne. barrel, TO sss>o
WIND-Sunset n. hesa-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

two children. Mrs Lee. two chdrea md sesvsst a n
Fowler Geo. o. sanborn Mrs. H. n youngs, n. WcH NJ
u. Kennedy. w. ". Peters. A. v. Ovey My- Nissd q.
sprgs, A. Evvspi Senate. A. Susini, Mr. Guio NJ r.
ya md nSso csd a D. SSs Gt and ady s. W.
Mr.. Vance O Nccoos and lady, f~Albert.a. T. Rubh'
~. oei.es Anthony Deg, r. n Ggnmng, Mrs. Bsyntos
Mrs 0,g aud two chdon, Joseph nsel A. sinsheignS
A. A. Vaughan. ~ Arsngo DR.. j. LeRivercud and sdv
John McDoaal. y. w. Drake c. ID. Fredericks w p
Wright James r. Miller Cen Bowen lady and servant MI
Poiss ~ Miss T. A. scOy. Ss 5. Lange Er d. Dictsor
Mn J. Broas, Mss =. Harris. ]. r. Rollins, r. Nation j
NJ. Rensbsw 5. Lowenstnc, Dr osrye .. Dson NJ Csrey
o. Ne.htn l. Ch.cJ,o, G. Aql 4be.4 o. H. Buell. G. n Mos
SON b T. Ferisra r. GonI:and Cha.. Chosdeus C. W,ds
worth NJ Gomez Z. Iati4s Vicente 0u"rrero Leon Inbbn
g. A. sinfori, Jas Carmichael, W. Crowel CLsS GrarI
Emil scic,uinv Lieut. r. n Coxe. s. Y. Berpdss Brysc
Laikey =. A. sAlcks, J. C. Ross C. {. Sampson
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
MT Thwrlsw Weed md Mr. Opdyke's Son.
in.Inw.
r. nc EIisss ef The N. Y. TnLuns.

=. nc Esev ef TIE NJ y. TS,Luna
SiR: The accompanying letter was handed the
Editor Of TA' World, with the request thai 1t be pub
ished iD reply 70 letter Of Mr.. Weeds which appeared
ia their issce Of yesterday but publication refused
VIII you be 90 good a. 70 give 1t An ineertIon In yo
ooiuurs; aud mach obligs
Yours very respectfully.
GIo W. FAaLBR
Eer YORK. No. ~ VAL street Oct 81. 1863
Egs. YORK. No. "a Wal street, Oct. 81, ie6a
H. re ESiao,s Of The ". 3 Eo'4
In the editorial columns Of your Issue Of
Yesterday. ! observe letter lon Mr.. Thurow
%eed. ~ which Mr. Need IN lir desperate struggles
20 n..ic fomo sjosg ~ charge Of corruption agnust
Nj O,a, &C. sees Ill T. !e!.1 ~ 10 As liquor the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
rorrr rcAIINnAn- n-Iak IIN-

Srrurvk Courr-C -CiTouit.--I'afi I.-AVoureu
f ti trga For, lL-Adloarus1 10 kriday. oei % Part
fll.-Nau. ~ trdAv.
SupRExE CouET.-Special Ionn.-AdyouHcd Tor
SUPERIOR CorRr. Part Nos. SHG, "l53, .cI,
e,1 lls rSTs 2o' 25ie lO7 asi, 29s gg,s 2sol 29>a
s,ft H. Moo 14 2t4 $50. g3i, !S!i. 'lV. Ise ss't 'e
49, In. sO,t 26io 26il 2tlL
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Rnssener1s ArYiYed

I. ae1rs1ip tfoyniag Star, from Nae c,teas'-P Dim
md WIFE, C. II fhonpson A. Slaughter, H. Ps''ee Jnlius
1srke wife aid child. L. Knyler, Chsrles hontnnL y w.
Robinson L. BOWMAN p ID. Richards George ,nlth gos-ph
Dreyfis H. sunduk J. L. Curiie, ~. Croker. II. Ws-sA
I,, Rernircton Mrs. Locket and two cBdrsn a. w. Mae
.en Capt. H. Crounce H. NJ. Beach and wife, Capt. Rock
wood Mr.. J. Crandider. j. H. cauldwoll, M Baldwin Ma
pavIsnd two childrcn l.. l.. DaviA y Yocan IL. Z. ID
hondc A. David H. H. Mcmillan T. b. Thorne sad 81 In Ne
steIago-
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Nailed.

Get. s,-stcamshirs tty OF Rss'u"7 '''
ilrem) Virginia (Br }, George trom"'|
st.amcI-pe Mosy - -
sllp-- sirius (Brem.). 4. NJ. Lawrence
B,rSs-Wys (Br), Teresa lpnh Jsno
Vri.s-rdsi In tBr) 4. Is. Watson A. !.
sch.oprrs--Nsry and Elizabeth. j. r An, ,
Iina mr., Nayhnd G. l.. krriceson, I.'i'"A
tn,l n P.e,r Hanover City ol ltufrek o., : ,,,a.
OK. a.-S,esm,rs--Jessey Biae and Aosn1 w. .
polsl Nowbern, NJ
shl"-lul,mon tBrl
Ta,,.-Ceis.,l tIirD DE sater sEorwl -. NAV .,SH .
Rrls-wu- hou,S. spl selas. u u We
w..tnA
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sUBaOOtTEs COURT-Ocr 23-Beiors Surrogate
TUCKER
WILLS ADM rTfD.
Last Wills and tosLamenis Of tho

Last Wills and toslaInenis of the following.named
psfirt have been offered OF probate and allo,vod.
Dr. Alexander Jones, John T.. cmiso Matilda r. Marhli.
Cath arns bee knan, Louisa ". Ovo Mary Rely, thae'
Coln epthsl Joseph a. Smith shelon Smith, Ara H. New
Ton, Henry J. iiars aud Sophia u.ior.
Mr UsheT b~qusas to tho Rev Caleb Clpp Rector OF tho
Chuch tho Nativity for the benefit Of tho church and
school 12O0, 10 Tie Nov Thomas Dixon Pastor Vi tue Lps
eopsi church la EouIteeIth sHest, SlvO.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Der. - -isC78 bbs Flour. oi8 bb. Wlhhy. 1sitsu
Corn Meal. 40" bnsh whest. ii@i bu'h Harley 5o,c!
Buurr ~ psS. Oh Gaze, 1ii3 pAgs frovi.onl sS pAsi
Lad
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Live Stock Per Erie HALLWAY.

CAsYvttr Oct. HThs following 1--we Stocs has pas-e,
tho tfio Hallway this week. l.5 car Iatts. a. cnr
Hog, 10 sheep cara Horses cara Mules o.fs Poul
Try. Total 20. Increase, ~ cars
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Tho trade presents features Ths demand fof do
e,- p poses continues good md in the Eeftefn t o.,
Goal IL held hTny Notwithstanding the ugel, ncfosa'd
prodv s yer there bs sud viii be lTr sccn
muGlon POINT. and the viii op.n nrat spfhs
bsru The uaep Up lLs fol!o~s compared "b