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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

- u - - 1HUKbDAYI Jduuary ~.
CATTLE-The market rules steady aud firm.
Government contractors are buying at $2bo@
3.26 Prime Shipping Cattle are held at $s.9t
@3.60. gs.4 Sind. ii ~ - .... ,..
HOGS-The market is firm and steady with Z
good demand both BY packers and shippers
Sales ware: 80 '
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~ A considerable number Of the Tory fac.

~ A considerable number Of the Tory fac'
tion are worrying themselves about the election
Of Senator Wade, in Ohio, and the probable
election of true Union man for Senator from
New York. These yirtuous gentlemen, 90 no.
toriously the defenders Of popular rishta say
that it is wrong to elect Union men for Senators
from these States, because, st the fall elections,
the democracy" had small majority in each!
Now, if this be good reason, it applies in other
cases a. we'll. If they want to consult and con.
form to the wishes Of the majority, let them do
it in all cases. When they 60 into the Legisla-
lures Of Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and New York, and exclude taerefrom oil
the members Who arc there, because large
portion of the patriots Of these several States
are in the field, fighting against traitors, and give
the seats thus vacated to true and earnest sup.
porters Of the Union, We shall have some faith
in their sincerity The Senators lately elected
In Illinois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania, owe their
position to the absence Of the best men Of these
States in the army, and they and their faglsrs
know this right we'll. They kxese they do not
represent the people truly. stthea rssign.--
Let them turn over their places to those Who do
represent the majority. When they do this We
shall give some credit to this ohef about majori-
ties, and the public will also do 90. But not
before. These villains are pretty Get to talk
about msjorities, when here, in Iowa, they are
even striving to reject the yetes Of the volume
teers, in order to get few Of their own scamps
into Office, in express Opposition 70 what they
know ID the work of the peoplel Foil 80
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New York Sleek Market
. NEW YoRK, Jan. ~.
Stocks-Msrket very unsettled and lower,
closing heavy, but steady and quiet.
American Gold 1881.
Demand notes 147}.
Treasury $40 l02.
q. s. year certificates 95.
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a. When you hear . man assert that the
people dosI care whether JED. Davis Or Lincoln
il President It 10 quite safe 70 conclude that h
does care, and that be prefers Tie traitor to the
patriot
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Chicago Markets.


f,t THURSDAY FvENINa, January 20. ,,
FLOUR-Received / $3.50 blu. Market frmer.
Sales were 800 brls White Winter at $6,75;
400 brls s.Sulivan's" do at $3.50 in store; 100
brls s.Shopiere'' choice spring extra at Sc, 90;
800 brls s:Brick City" and 200 b,ls "Good.
wins Imperial at $3.50; 100 brls 'Pickwick" y,
at SIS AS; 100 brls (brand not named) at SIS, 40;
IS brls ssStone Mills" and 175 brls brand not
named) at S., 90; 100 brls Spring Super at$3,.
25-ali delivered. q igonsb gls
WHEAT-Received 1851 bu. Firm and
|1(S2c higher. Sales were 5000 Blu No Red
At $l,17lss $500 bu do at 81, 10; $500 bu No
| Spring at 81, IS; 5000 bu do at $1,17; 5000
bu do at $,1711a5;l 10000 bu dost $l,28, in
|Newberry's, Munger & Armour's and Mum &
Scott's; 1000 bu No Spring at 97c, Flint &
Thompson's; 1000 blu do at CSC; 1900 bu do
at 983c;' 1000 bu do ct Newberry's at 99e;
400 bu Rejected Spring in Flint Thompson's
at Sic; 400 bu do at 833c; 1000 bu do At s4c;
1000 bu do at 86c-7all in store. ., 49,
CORN-Received 10, 1853. Blu. Advanced
hole. Sales were 10, 600 bu Mixed at 4s3c,
$4,000 bu do ct 400; 10000 bu do at 494c;
{. 1000 bu Rejected at 424c in store; 1000 bu
New Corn at 42c on track. .gas...a.a
OATs-Received 1898 bu. Advanced
|4@4c. Sales were 5000 bu No At 47c in
store; 800 bu do ut 46}c in store; 2, 500 bu
Rejected at 42e in store. go
RYE-Reoeived 40s bu. Excited and 5@6c
u bushel higher. Sales were 1900 bu No
At 733c; 400 blu do at 70c;' 400 bu do at 74o-
all in store. h
Received 68s bu. Firm and
steady. Sales 1000 bu good at 81 80 deliver
ed; 400 bu at 81 20 on track; 400 bu at ST. 10
delivered; SO bags common at 85 on track
SEEDS-There il an active inquiry for Tim
athy and the market rules Arm. Sales $50 bags
prime At g. 60. Holders of prime Glover arc
asking $5.75 Flax Seed firm and in demand
with sales OF - brls At $2b0 bu.
PORK BARRELS-Quiet Sales las at $l.b 80
delivered. q
HIGHWINES-Excited and SC higher. Sales
$50 brls City at 4Sc.
T EGGS-Dull at lO@l2c u dozen for fresh.
BUTTER-The supply is liberal, but the de-
mand continueslight and sales are comparatively
small Al. l4@l5c for prime; l2@l3 for good and
l0@ll}c for common.
HIDES-steady and firm. We quote:
Green County. ........."..... 7t@ TIC
Green Sailed. ...:.............. 0 otc
Green Kip and Calf. 10 OIL G
Dry Sailed. ................... .lStC0l44o
Dry Flint. .iott9i1tc
POULTRY-Demsnd light. We quote dres,
ssd Chickens at $50 per doz,; Turkeys 5@ec
per Id.
POTATOES-Ths market is quiet and an
changed. Mixed lots range at from 50@65c and
Prime Neshannocks at from 70@7sc.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

A Dad RIBEL's WLL-The will of John A.
Washington, former owner Of Mount Vernon,
Who was killed at Elk Water, Western Virginia.
about the 18th day Of September, 1861, vas Of.
fered for probate, in the County Court Of Cook
County, Ill, on last Monday. He was the owner
ofproperty in Chicago, valued ct about &c, O0o
His death occurred prior to the passage Of the
Con6scasiop act He left seven children, tive
only being boys. one nine, the other four years
Of age.
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~ The members of the Illinois Legisls-
ture made n excursion to Chicago, and re-
NAMED two days, during last week. .rsy a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

~ saoof1xa UHIon .NEx IN AAkAHsAs.-Five
Union men from the town Of Wittsburg were
shot at Little Rock, short time since. By order
Of Gen. Hindmsn. A man named Webb, sixty
years Of age, was hung near Glaze Bridge for
being Union men. His body hung three dsys
bsfols il was taken down. Nashville Upion. ID
That b the mode in which Union men are
treated BY the tends incarnats Of the South. -
This is not . singular instance, but one among
ipnumerabls others, Of equal or greater barbar-
iy.a The Northern. Tories raised great outcry
becasse, after fair trial bsfore Court Martial,
and convietion and sentence thereby, General
Butler caused An outlaw and traitor in New Or
hans 70 b hungl They ardsntly echoed Tie
CRY Of The humbls.minded and kind Hearted Je6.
Davis Butler was another s'nao1stsr Of ctusltv.s
another "Haynas," &C. kc |, The Southern "chiv,
airy" offered rewards for his assassination, but
they we're unable to 6nd . man daring enough to
undertake the job. 70 al which humane PHI
lanthropic, and noble conduct tho Tories said,
s'amen, and amen" q became the ssrfs Of mis-
cradle traitora 80 ~
But does any ono expect these follows to say
aword against Hindmani Have they ever utter.
Cd word against any Of the cold.blooded, cow
ardly atrocities committed BY the "ohivalrous"
rsbslsi Do they not approve thsmi If they
do not approve, how happens It that they Ahd
time and opportunity to denouncs Butler, for
merely endorsing the lawful act Of lawful court,
while they fail to eensurs, in any form, any one
of the demoniac acts Of the traitors! 10 it not
because they believe it right to murder Union
men, but an exceeding wrong to punish traitor
for his crimes? Ifthere 10 any other reason, We
shall be glad to hear it.
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1ilsT Iowa BArTElY.-The lot Iowa Battery,
under comd Ind Of Capt b. Griffith, Of Des
Hoines, formerly Of this city, was engaged in
the assault on Arkansas Post, al the time we're
up in front, and behaved most CALAMITY through.
out. Gen. NcClernand has acknowedged its
merit BY presenting it:with:two riaed field pieces
Of superior description, captured with the Post
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u-"Gen. Porter is not, in the eyes1of the
country, degraded. but exalted" So says the
Tory Times Of Chicago. Well, that is just Whist
We oil expected it to say. Nothing degrades .
man in the estimation of the Tories, go much Is
courage, earnestness, energy, and patriotism
A competent and impartial court, has convicted
Gen. Porter Of want Of these qualities. Of
course this is enough to place the convict ~
the first rank of Tory celebrities. Nswgate hid
its heroes, pre-eminent in crime. Secession.
lists have theirs, and on the same principle.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

u Below We give statement Of the num-
Der Of hogs daughtered 81 the several points in
the lot District of Iowa from Oct. to Dec. 81,
1862, subject 70 tax under the Excise Law: =
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P. S.-Any one having friendsi in these mines
can send letters to them at Auburn. All the
Salmon emigration comes here Direct to Au-
burn, Baker county, Oregon, via Walla Wallis,
care of Shepherd, Cooper l. Co.'s Express.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-31

SElvED NM RIaHT.-A notorious secessionis
Of Huscatine, was kicked ont Of house in that
city, whore he obtruded himself, BY . lady, for
persistently uttering disloyal sentiments.
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u One Of our Tory exchanges says 'it is re.
ported that Butler, the BEAST, is to be returned
to New orleans and restored to his former com.
mand," &c. The same paper has never found
time to print word in condemnation of the
hanging, stabbing. shooting or starving of Union
men, committed BY the southern "Chivalry !"-
Are We not to infer that it believes it all right
to commit the latter enormities !! Can they be
anything other than traitors who thus fail to
cenaure cthe savage atrocities these models Of
civility constantly indulge in?
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
The Boston Post Of Yesterday says:

There was IN increase businc.. scviy and more de-
and r money but borrowers in good credit obtained AL
they wanted wihou, advancing the prrvous rate Of interest
Negotiations Of mercantile paper were limited outside o lo
banks and second grades were sthcr una lhe "a
tive action specie continued IN fal force but there "s
usual larger demand for gold coin than ior ver ano @
orders to purchase were said to be Tor Nswio scc''"'
principally.
At st. Louis, on Monday, New-York exchange
was plenty and easy at y cent discount buying, and
par selling.
ticcs money matters there:
The movement, IN financial circles indicated fur of In
tie demand for loans There very little inquiry rom
mecGnte and the applications on account oi
ment contractors only moderate Upon the whole We
nake easy and the bankers were accommodating 'nen
eus at Ga T. cent and there was very to ou
s s. s .ci on r ig Sr Sarie. mis srrnsemen f5r d.
counts IN advance This 1. over i9r the present but q 'n
meni und There feature In the eIchans' nai
sei vhch continues dull do buying and par srin WIN
occasona connexions OF 5GO on banker checks were
round GUNS lre taken. There good consInpi'e deHd
fI exchange but the receipts keep ahead Of The saes
The following quoationc ios Ia chanse and Com
Buying. Selling Buying seHIns
TSg, Gl d.. d.. S Ts.'G@ Esi,@, d. d.. pa @
one o tie cleerns piece. Of We nave bad oi
lous tine the rcpo from r;sblrgh ~ eight e' wssf
the channel and ri'ns Tn n,ure' co'i snd so guar
he, nearly nonopolei By the coal adc that yer,
e freight could be either hipp-d or received ihus neon
NeHcn,e was yied upon ine9ny.ienee until ba.ne.' -,
Jre'iy ssnnshy embafra'',d The n.e IN the n'e' VII
l b lus r'ii'i ell A4ouAi
The Ckicago Tribune of Wednesday remarks:
The pressure oF money connucs coming mainly 'om poff
dealers willie the nin trade il not yet closed for the ,"A'on
SHIPPER s-nins iorw I'D ali the cereal. icy possibly an
while the scarcity owing 20 the rfec ofhe ro,''
pre- The pors trade heavily upon nearly not
quite ~ nth earlier an usual Hence tho scarcity Of fund.
20 tho amount of bunes nov pressing shse
upon opcstoI and bhnis Rates Of discount vefy hfm at ~
cent and by some Of tie bAnls much higher r1'e' arc
/ CHARGED
Wh of the bsnis ID. demand fo and scarcity Of cur
rcncy hs caused c of New i0I elhsnge e. be nor
nal while others nave held the rate. 'teafy ~ former quota
,on. The buying psrei % selling tai premium
very Few Adhering rsidy 20 the giIer tsr soHe houses
| .ccepied e,en pAI round Ioi,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov Is.-Be!ors
Jri.e NELSON.
APFEAL IN PRIZE.

Tie United States agt steamer Nassau and her Cargo.
NELsoS, 1.-THE Nassau was captured on the
2gh MAY I8l by the state q Gcog J. r. Arm
strong g. ;. ", commander while attempting 20 break tie
block OF the por Il Nrrgon \. c. Tie vessel has
cen .os and srca portion u The cargo consisting Of
and mil iy equipments. as been app .ei snd ilTned owe.
20 the o1yernreni.
lAr,a aud others 'rervrned In the Court below sn'
lien upon he ycss. erl,. and FOR repairs
upon her their yard n ..ion, state Of Delaware IN
tie Summer Of 1870.
The amount claimed &. $1,000 end upward ad
ne ,ha' property sezed prize Of wer under the law OF
nsou. discharged Of al aent lent or cguorunces and In
rs.Iect ditir. .uislabe from seizures oiicures
under the municipal State. Ite learned counsel Tor
The csnauts has with gra industry and ability, sought TO
brnx hs Il the OF the Nassau within tho latter
csesogy but after the judgment of the Colr in he case OF
The i.waia, and especially after state Of civil war was
o.ucd by the making power under our Conutonl
there an be well founded islht but tia, tie vessel and
cargo seized r violation o the laws % blockade or
nys property prizes Of under 'h. Of u.ons ard
ulier Municipal authority. This vessel We have Seen
captured ac May 1872 The n the e.airs,ns
doubt but the remedy l. not Ia the Cous
bot eppea 90 the Government IA whose hands are the
PR, scds Of tie vessel
psugce below ahmed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.--Nov is-Before
Judge BErTs
IMPORTANT DECISION AS To TIE RIGHT TO CEEIIF-
IcATE OF PROBABLE CAUSE

United States asI 81 Boxes Of sugar.
II will be remembered that in this case, there
W.. seizure Of som. 5000 worth OF an alleged
violation Of the laws and a Of the cs'e YER
t va. rendered for the claimants, nessTs. Lung Co.
Ther-upon motion made BY 'h. led Si..es District
Attorney for c.rhcae OF reasoIbe Of se2 which
motion denled and order judgment made jane TO-
lo end hed CouI, 49, declaring such decision uas
m IL aid suit.
order 10 show obtained, on the Pc
,o o IN. Collector the Port why csrheste OF probable
should be gsn'.d and for Of preceding upon
the verdict and the petitioner personally lhe ,our
that nl-a e. view osoach
judgment rendered By M Aer the lapse Of stated term IN
which n was sson Wherefore Is considered and sdJgdeed
the that tho application and oon 'he part the
Collector in hs su vary the Judgment and de-
c.ou OF rendered and fled therein ke term OF
Juno last, be denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
(Advertisemcpt.l

A DOUBLE NUMBER RICH IN VARIETY AND
INSTRUCTION AND WOnix-Ther Dispositions, Func'
tons. Illustrated OuB SOCIAL RELArIoss-Msuage Gus
toms Of England Russia, -Crnoiine.
The BAm TRADE-Shesrins the Giis-fair Hair and Dark
Har-The Mixture and Amaigsnation-Doom OF the
Red ManWornan Shows in Observation-Disclosures Csar'
and CustomsThe Two Great Empires Of k1fsis ana
America-In.eresng Statistics Portraits Characters and BIZ
ogr.phes of Archbishop WHArELY aud Mr. NELSON szER In
the December PnREsoLoeIcAL JOURNAL by first post
for Is cent?, Address FOWLER WELLS No. 58 Broadway,
N. Y. Ready next MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

GIN MEAcHga.-ltis is currently reported that
Big Gen. Mcsgher hss been commissioned Major
General ard tha, be is to have command Of the Old
Irish and the Excelsior Brgades which are 10 be re.
cguiied to DE full standard. Capt, Hogan. OF Gen.
McagAegs staff is about raising cavalry regiment to
be known as the Loyal Irish Dragons
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. NOV. so
Cleared.

Cleared.
Edinburgh (Br) Ro.ken Liverpool; Hsnss
Nrcml Won ssnten, Bremen; Saadin (Br.), Jameson,
Kingston, Jam.
elg Cas.n Antwerp; Indusie lNor, Tonnesin, Cette
Sa,e (trl Lee Havana; Tulsko (Bem) Dsnneusp, MAJ
settles.
Brigs-Europa Br) Lsnesford st. AIMS Bay; Anna Low.
e.. lBrl Bent Falmouth JAM. Northern Light Aadefson,
Point Petre.
schooncrs-Msy Wooster, Key West BemeI Brown;
errprise Bears, Boston Dayton Co.. O. r. Brown Ged
ney Hartford H. s. Racket Co.; Sophia kchmond, New
Haven; Abby Brpckett, Achron, Baltimore.
sloop-Rcport, Bennett, Gag Hsrbor. ,
s,esmsr.-Thos swami Hobart, Alexandra; Martha Sc
yens Chance Baltimore; +. w. Brune, Fos.er, dc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
AdvertIseDlcnt.
Constitution WATER

wihou. doubt the only lnown remedy for DIABETES CAL
crIrs CRAWL BRICK Drsr DEPOSITS IRRITATION OF THR
Mex oy THE BLADDER, IsYLAsSArios OF THx hiDSErs,
CAriRRB oY TIE BLADDER and all FEMALE lRRkSrLARi'
Cer6eaes OF cures from well tnown persons from ali psfti
IL. country In circular which Will be sent on receit oil
c.ui stamp inclosed TO MORGAN ALLAS sents, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
tAdvertsemen'.1
Can we forbear 70 Interfere with The perpe.

Can we forbear To interfere with the perpe'
,raon and continuance OF moral wrong, especially when
the and spirit Of ooges ns 70
the the plea that popular ana Sesno"
edged peeron Of the end spirit of thi. enslgenen'
obige interfere 10 prevent the and that We
released from this cation whenever becomes matter
Of policy and ads susge makes expedeni and can
sued to be the product of principle snd an evidence OF
Christian integrity has been ey and most ridcqousy
,uaed in the speeches Of Henry Ward B.echer In Exeter
HsD England which reviewed in THg PRfScrPIA of
this week pubshed No. Io iaa Ct. and sold every
| where.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
81 s5a,0J7 IS Ino..s 1895

A meeting of the Boston and Worcester road
was held nt Boston Wednesday. On the subject Of
consolidation Of that road with the Western Railroad OF
Massachusetts, and after somewhat excited. debate
the following resolutions were adopted;
l. That the report Of you Commee, so far ss II rea't' 20
a. ,ai.ucv Of the union Of tie two Corporations, be
Jrtd provided always that tie trn Of union ond the se
q u,0 lio before It takes eject .halI BE- coi lted o
oce aud report # tho erms as Is provided by TIE 'o'e
of the .th Il February iss'. -, 1900, i.,,,, a :
M ,r. Of union ill set giving snhoiiy t''i1oi .hA'
49, obtained from the Legislature aytins ~ ue WV :"
- ~ - y.brJafr ~. CONTRARY LQtwVLf'sndbg
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Passengers Arrived.

IN steamshp Morning Stdy, from Hasdna and Nes Or'.ans
Mrs. Bel. Miss Cors Bell, Miss Gibson Mis- Bell 81,
sir, J. L. Warner, Capt. McCord co.. O. Goodwin Msyis
v lie Cier DE- L. Kendall O. Il pitson John T. small
Miss saraJ Golden T. s. r. Morgan, ~ e. Wsrrsn, Capt
RUSSELL A. G. Hernandez, S. Zychncke, A. h. B. Meors MI
ssmus Jacobs TheO yozacya Pedro Escheria and others
"a the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

Voted 10 direct the officers tf the company md they
lchy accordingly drec,od petition the General Cont
oi consolidation IA a., Western Earoat coIsEs-
and To- cooperate with TIE ronHiiss o - foTpofHtloh
po,ur.nc al necessary legislation i.T sgcb uuoi.
On Thusdny meeting oi tie Weston ioad corpora
tor held when ccp} {, the stovo resolutions AZ
received fron The Wes;cIn company and unanimously
adopted.
The movement Of Dry Goods this week has
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
TAdvertisefnent.1

ASK your Grocer for "KgyTs EAST lydia
coYyEg the mos, h.shfu and best for family Only
2a PER pound Twice the strength ofJsva wh all its favor.
Excellent for invalid. tb.t No. ti Rssae.t tthe Con
Depot doors from Greensie upon every pack
axe. Ask for kESTs." Crocers supplied
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
IAdverfisemep,1

Opening Of English Royal Velvet and Brus-
ses tAspyTIyes HIRAM AHpERsoNs spacious Sale
rooms, No ~ Bow.Ty. Also. Lowell TieePiy aud Ingram
CARPETS Also, RrGs MATS, MATTIsGs. SHADES, DKrG'
eETs aud three eighteen feet wide at reason
able Prices All goods are guaranteed at
HIRAH AxpERsoss No. 30 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. Tn. Thomas's fourth matinee, takes p ACE
to-day. at O'clock at Irving Hall An orchestra and
colo singers and players. perform. See advertisement
for details for this brilliant ENTERTAINMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

The EMPRESS NEwsPAPRR.-Th petition OF
s. T. Clarke fr an order eel this concern was par
italy argued before Judge Hilton on Friday. The de
PENDANTS tried indirectly swear that Its profits have
increased enormously since July. The Hon. james
Brooks doubtful whether lie had sold tho interest
claimed bat faliy recoleoed that lie 80, the money
named ~ the bond.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
xkeln~.

ehip Southampton, Whitney, Eondon, Oct Ia
Ship Cyno.nrs. Orsn. Liverpool. Oct. 8.
Ship HI. Y. Batter. Owens, Liverpool, sept. ~.
Rark May E.l4sbeth, Dunbar Shields, Sept. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
SATURDAY, lsSSTRPLE SHEET

rusn. and believing hs own life In danger the officer
drew revolver and fred the ball passing through the
body II his sssalnt cansing almcst instant death
He tnd the appearance Of being a Iongshore'
man. What vas the origin OF the assault. We have
been unable 70 learn. Coroner Naumann VIII hold an
nqucs, OH the body at the Thireth Precinct Station.
House on Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

Tie National Frcedman's Relief Association
have sent To Beaufort. s. C.. by the steamer Arago
which sailed yesterday. Mss Hattie NJ Dowd and hiss
Mary T. Pierce teachers 10 the Freedmen IN that
depalim,nt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

AN IMPOsTOR.-A woman has been and is
calling upon the citizens of New York and Brooklyn for
aid for the Howard Mission and Home for Little Wan
derers under the suporinte tendencc Of the Rev. W. c.
Van Meter She has escaped all efforts 10 have her
arrested Mr. Van Meter says there no agents
ployed in behalf of the Mission, and begs all to aid him
IN arTestng her.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
TAdycf'ifemsnt
Mup DrNORPsT's MIRROR OF FAgHIOES.-i

Beside al unusual amount and brilliant array OF splendid
us,ra ions and much valuable Information dors worth
Of desirable fsned Patterns furnished in the Winter mum
b.y besnf interesting ana valuable
number vet issued Now ready Every lady mother uliper
and should magnificent inter number
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
Sailed.

Ships-Shaxespcsre Franklin Atlantic.
Bsrks-Edvia La~ry, II. d. Brooknian Acme tBr D. N. II
CASTOR.
Brig.-C. Harforl Curo's, Phenx DAM, T. d. Wagner
Adcphi Cs,afiHa tioil, Lola.
Sckoonars--lulcan DBL solferno (Br.l, Kate (Br)
W Vaughan
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

Sales Of real e%tate at auction Nov 49, by Mcssrs.
xn,, Wi,ins 60: Jfonss and lot No. l3 Church see,
sIsDs bou.e aid foi with stable No ia finh esenac,
ssss1 hou.. and ~. No. 10 william street. siS@e.
Tfooklyp pgopu,--ltonte mo lot No - Graham s,ri
\ aslt' to'u gtc iof. Nc ~ t,shs" syssi sire.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
supR.ss $50 Sets....... t:34I Moon-Rises.... 3A
HIGH WATER THIS pAf. -
Sandy rIook 1857 Gov Isand... AZ Hell 0sts." ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
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ILLUSION WIGS AND ToUPEEs. .-Japonlca OF
the sociee Hyrerque Tor resorn- snd identifying the HAIR
General Depot st l.. BAsTEr, NO. 3J5 Broadway