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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

rg-Mr. STAHL-ROOk Esinder-haS
returned to his shop IN l.cwiSburg. again to
attend to all kinds OF work IN his line. Bring
along your Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
&c. for the Book Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

I'HE Unprecedented success of the " Buck
| eye" IS the strongest pronf of It's superior
exceiency. The BUCKEYE has caused
complete Revolution in the Manufacture OF
REAPING AND NO WING Machines. and
its reputation is So well established that it IS
scarcely necessary 10 particuarize its advan-
tages. We will, however, call the attention
OF the farmers 10 a few of its merits.
The TWO DRIVING WHEEI.S-rhe
Pawls and Springs, by which the machine
may be thrown out of gear, or be backed
without vibrating the knives-ihe Steel Gutter
Bar-the Wrought Iron Guard, with Hardened
Steel Face or Cutting Edge-lhe Double
Hinged Joint, BY which the Gutter Bar mag
be Foided-rhe long Crank Shaft-,he Steel
Spring and Wheel, by which the Gutter Bar
NAV be raised and lowered SO as to cut as
low TO the ground as may be desired-the
Steel Pitman and Brass Box-iis Light Draft
-(no Side Draf)-no weight on the horses
necks-backs as easily as cart-all Of
which form a combination Of advantages
which no other machine possesses.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

\ LITTLE the hes, place in town to ge,
IA your Trimmings, Notions, Skeletons.
Fancy and Black Silks, with many olber
things too numerous 10 mention, is at T..
MENSCHS. So say the ladies'.
n. B.-store removed 10 Reber's building,
two doors west Of The Bank.
Lewisburg. May :, ls62-m3
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

FOR SALE.
4 n Inventory was taken Of the Stock COM
IL prsing
HW. CR0rZER,S VARIETY STORE,

now offers this splendid establishment, for
sale. 1t is impossible for him 10 attend 10
business matters. The sword and musket
now demand his whole attention. This is a
capital opportunity for some individual who
may be deSirous Of investing in this line OF
trade. The establishment possesses wide no.
toriety, an extensive patronage, andIs located
IN the most pleasant part Of our village.
Terms liberal. Nov. 7, '6:)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

Regular Union county Courts open
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
L.ARKIN & CO..

MAMMOTH PHoTOGRAPH GALLERY
Sc Corner Eighth anl Arch Sis.-PL.--te.. LA.
(EaruHcs on Es4Ll Nrsrtl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

Holidays-Banks close on
New Years Day-it4 July-Thlnks g.Tins-Christrias
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

fNk IEk sFEEDl NAhE "
O,ugI, Colds If4yn,G, Group HpIrsen'ss, Broncili,,
Jssgnsn4i B,ss1ses Of . BOUiz, GriStHg from tld,
yrirIsat Consumption, and for Hts ref and ,T at all
rosssJ cure II fd,eats advanced stages II tie later
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
pa.-ruurrs smiled.

o. ,cf1fif3 frrHiH0 Stfr Ter OflfInf-t he's Nels,
,r.t ko,iig col l. H. Curric vic aud s,runt, Isaac
Davis. vio aad three children Judge y Whi'thssr WI
und Two children &. nurird James C. Parsons Mi' I'd
". a. T.. Jones. Miss N. lones william Heard Jas buef
g. Adoplu, lo.Ics Morr. w Smith, Il simon issae Vie.
Clas. ". ~ lmin J. ". Dix, David hidwel ,hl H. Fem
August Chapca Eias Peck nr Thomas Cotman and wife,
s.n euos. is Charles tontrux Felix Asn and VIE De
Goo A. toaiick aud vito, Mgs Samuel Brown aud two ol
df,n Nh. n Mark Miss Fla Hoover, iienryC McCort.
d. pufr John pcias Mr.. J. MAILER raul ksebcn, &
ig.rnn Bcrt.ulud Ni,cr Miss Augusta WEcr Miss Eliza
Mi'r Ml's Mafy Mills Mis- sar,h CVpg'l. QUO Verne,
Mr.. Grorgc Hason. H. ". CLpon dco Pearson DR. Thos
t,,Yan and Wife, Frrdcr,a = Smith. Geo Rice, Russell
Ffe.hey. Andrew j. Perry Julia lioa.wcl Julia Dillon, Ms
III h. Con- nud rildru Horny Parker aud wife. Mrs ils
a. spcit md chid r. ~ Ma,nac Cha. H. s.eph,n- Jno.
hoasc JAS burke Christopher p"idr Marsurc' prlron.
Geo Bow nn Mcari bowman l. L.b4IstoN, Martin Hires.
NJ. !. % woodruff =. il. Hatch Wm. r. " son chas. q.
Pike. Jas kyo'cA, Aug H. Aleu- Henry Dorsey aud 9th
~ ~, s,on.lip German 10 for Hamburg Waiter SHAY
H. Siur.u'rs. w-horA. Georsr de ,haumout. NNrr.
iorA T. VI. I've. Nrs Nosina i'rc H. tirscuhcim New
loTs' Air aat Mr.. tha. bour-rois, child a.d servant
Pennsylvania Mr.. Benne, New orA & l. Bath. MrAico
Ee,. \. lsof, Ars lek,us. child aud two infant.
nun4 ,a MIR aud Mr.. v a. Hansen nd niaut Cal Mr. AID
Fn,df Kut,hhiu' Troy Mr. and Mrs. u. Z,hndsf . ci
d end infant ionisyalr T. & Jorensen, licn Won pA,n
nml' MI and Mr. Bertum Lcns and : childrcn Nashu-
ton M and Airs. Aug. Bochmnl Mir aud Mis- Laonhasi
Ste -e Heldus. H. baItcs Julius ioIcl New York, Nix.
Aoce, snd children. O,ikosh. Mis- Kr.g,r MlWnuir- r
g. archer Mr.t hh'ng Newark, aud Others IA che ,c'i
AZ. Total, IA.
IN snnstp Cifyof ye Yck for Iire,pooi- MI Gcld,e
Ms tnan shoclau. Mrs Annie Redmond Geu Napier j. y.
biy a.d ady Miss Ellis Capt. " Lmcstrong, Capt Con
nett H. Gilmore Mr. thapman wife aud child Mi linlchin
t'n a. 4. Norwood =. =. ErdnlAn, ). NJ. Ariel y Wood
ward Giles b4qHo D.. John Bay James WILSON ani child
james harlow. {. ". chase. MI MONTGOMERY two cttDr,'
s'd nlre l.. kleury Mr solsman, Alr Cate, Mf Marsh
Nj k'bs v ifA others 10 The .teerAer.
il sfaAship RoaAode Jor fLrf4aaiamea Feh ana aon r.
MrstI. Pout A. Dnboce stephen iaily Alfred hrinl ie
Andrea dc hrlos Thomas l,nfyi fdwnd a. W lsAr HlFs
Manned de- NnD. child and infant X sNty. 800 r. w "ah'
III. lee
Simeon Nan " .sV.rr J. ". Watt, VIM Camp, FRANCIS WI
son Juan Algsmooy A. McNab and others IN me sg,sS~
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AMERICANS ABRoAD.-Thc followir

AMERICANS ABGOAD The following il a Isl
OF Americans registered at Gu0s American Asency
No II Charlotte street Bedford square. Lond0a, III
gland. for The week ending sept j. lsC3
Col scnsane,. Eestucsy "a. II faltef, and wife, ssi
Ffa1cisco; 4. q Yates AID VIE SyTscuse, n. = J. H.
Hoppock sYoIk; }. X. Edysrton. Indisisi the Msc
Edze:oD indians: +. syls Indiana; G. Il. Collins New
YORK g. W Baldwin. hssssghUsetts; Mrs. Dwight FosteI
Hisssscause:lt Nj Foster bs.achuses iaei ~. Died.
Gan Frsnctc0 James a. Smith aud Ldy, Newf orb Misc
Andrews. New y0rk - Bsnns Mclhgas; jacob r. Tailor
Michise,: James 4. Andrew. EewOresus; 1hCmss Bier
gics Ca i,,nia o. L. =. Lowe. CeioTais, j. H. Monison
81; Lon;. No: H. &. Llch;ed 6Ld family, New York Mor
fusr Por.er aud daughters New fork Georse T. Bangs
Bo.ioa R.as Choae Bosoa, L. 4. Bigeot Boson j.. a.
Edsy. t.. Louis No Il. r. Fairfax VII in.?n Nrsina
esnusi a. Nilcon, lthas y Y H.. Within, Whiun.sil",
h"; j. r. Msl,by. Milne, Jsg1. Dehnsu, California, T.
1sfsen., Dorchester HstE; g. A. hsiby, hoItAnnpion,
eta" Gordon Hal Northampton na', II. G is,e. syla
rlfe, H. D u Mosey New York Clas. H. Mathew.
Sew,io,t G. ,. Bradley, fro7idence. T. VIM h. Matt
SOD Hsffoo, Conn. W. T. Smith. ksw York bso y tns
,.sb New lofk H. &. White Hartford, Conn H. L. Nnie
L.. Hartford Can; Rev j. J.. Kelley, New York j. Gfau
New Yo:k; a. hswLnss, hew.yoIk; Dsliel Holman New
Soty Np Comsh Jeweii. CEtcJ States. George r. tlund
rs, Virginia Col Clss. Lamar Georgia Lionel }. toah
,SevYoIk Geo u. fsuan, CAcsgo; Geo. BuoAian. New
1oit H. z. Ampif1wE Boston; r. H. Horse, New ora
cart. Dswrer Keyrok; fIs. 4. n. Porter Phiadsphia
H. Ksws,orns Rhode !sand r H. Blythe Gan Fanciico
Lsa. w. Marin, Tenaeueei Hammat, Billings, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

TurFr LIVES Losr-During sunday forenoon Jour
No., t'or EoU.YorI hired a small rowboat % Green.
nint for the purpose 81 trip mp Newown 'Iec. ana
!, aiou 81 O'Clock he boat was capslzed Oh hiigs.
lands dock. Giconponi AID thee u the men were
drowned Their names are Eoh,t fIosi. ieHli'- -
vrrt.epth street near Second aycurc. and BIO. her
m law N tie inter whose name is not known; Wm.
Hudson. a. NJ. q. Monroe stree vas s-'rp pr. -
- IT,. .,1-r.l 10 reach the Kings County shore 10 a
ye-r r,har.ted condition An the men WORKED IN one
r.til ilnc.t in New Iolk. whore they reside a. ana
~, hiie. Lad moi been recovered last night At late
luur
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C1nrrI 49, CnrrIIEPElr MoNEY-An III,

CIRCULATING COUHTEEFEtr MoSEY-An AZ
$500, 80. -a,.i. o., Saturday rfrfi o. fooi the CITY
- 6 connirrfel, bills ca the brandon Bank oI Vermont
\ cousidrfahlo humber were circulated but owing :"
hc efforts 81 The police tie osi 81 the business com
we're arrested fuT attempting o. pass thee. hlri
Thomas Holrhlry. bought quarter 81 lamb i.om
Tluafl Iorl No ~. Twenty third s.Fcc, ord tender
la hin of fio above bank in payment lie W. com
mlti,G fas examination ~ Justice Kelly. Charles
Armstrong bought three ilnheIs II Morris pn'ies, NO
r0 Ih'd ntclgc. valued az ~ cents and tAeeFed
il p.gnsat he uas committed ior examination by
Justice Rely Charles Short atrstsd on complain ~
lfci.ol M4.laacy. committed Tor examination by
justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
NEW WORK nAry TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1853.
!, n.I,oa 40 Can't Ionrdnn Of the Sixth Precinct.

ately applied to Capt. Jourdan Of the Sixth Precinct
who dispatched an officer in search OF the thief She
was fonnd in low groggery at the corner Of Baxter
and Frankn streets and conveyed 10 the Police Station.
On searching her. trace of the missing property
could be found, and she YVES committed to the cells.
Ont Jonrden was not satisfied however and sent for
hc1 .roin This time she was thoroughly searched by
a feualc who found the money upon her pawn.
ticket was also found showing that she had pawned the
watch at Lyncs No 5s Grand street. receiving there.
for so5 Tbe watch was recovered by officer Golden
and the accused was committed by Justice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

Giants. Tor exemption presented their claims. Among
II $50 claiming assistance was German grocer IRON
IArcoklyn belonging to tho Sd Regiment NJ \. :, w.
&C. lUussars The money was about being pald MN
,-,o, ~ Rim. a.tcd him whether he was worth SUD
The applicant hcsitatcd when Mr. Blunt SAID We We
con relieve you You ere able enough to help yourself
A member of Company q. llth Regiment VINO had
joined the regiment in January last ou 'u never oono
davis duty marched up most vallantly with ceriii'
cato from his coptain After rigid cross'examinaton
which disclosed the above facts, Mr. Blunt blanty told
him 10 90 home and not to come there again
tho session on Saturday. there were 63 applicants
t,r relief all of whom sent Gs usual to the En-
rolling Boards Of their respective districts. Seven Of
the number were rejected. thus leaving Sc men for
whose substitutes the Relief Committee are TO pay 500
each Ofthe CSC substitutes thus far provided, $50 are
for ndicensczons $50 for mili;iamen lO0for fremen
and ~ for policemen. Tho amount thus far paid to
substitutes and to the few conscrpts who chose to ac
cept the geenbacks and 90 themselves into camp is
estimated at SIS, 0O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

Coon TN. house 81 eY-Isdge Morse IN Livingston
f,t r.l- Cont wa feloriousy entered through TIE
h..,ircn window Yesterday morning aud robbed oi Va
rou. articles IN an valued q 500 Wien the bGTsI.is
m tt urcr Sos With the goods they were detected by
sl.,ft Cornell of the Forty first Precinct WHO ~
means ~ vigorous application Of his clnh arrested
them They gave their names as Whlari rover eiu
~ Atlantic sroi The procseds Of two other DnfsAr.es
v,rr l,unl and taken t. the Station House The prop
rrr boz a worth ibout 800 has since been lnth'H,d
sof While me officer was sifuf ding Win HIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

TIE B0irl II Aldermen rca9embed as boaTd o.
Eeefo Friday morning and voted IN favor 81 piy ms
DO exemption rcs II the following, most oi ION u'-e
arrangements Tor substitutes.
Second Warl-kohsri Boyle.
ThIri Wari-TLorna, Corbii. Wm. iiyey.
Youth Ward -Ihoria. tonls4n, Isaac bolrhr EI"Ai
l. go Charles I, Tanner Thomas X. tfosn.
tinh Ward--iruafIus fa'ii.
fLhfh Msri-Jauss Hart Hrnry shsrcr Al"t Mc'feAhy
f.n-r, Brown VIM. Cfogsrv. ,ha. T. Aintcfsini Hush
Errns John Taylor Robcn " HcsemanI ihof McooTeia
Irluls sp4rT.T
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icrroy or FrRrMEy-The Board Of Office

and Engineers Of tho Brooklyn a. ID Fire Depart
mcnt al recent meeting unanimously adopted tht io.
lowing which has bearing the prospective action o.
the Department In the event Of Lrcmn no, being cx
cmptcd from the DRAFT.
Rss,a Tia, the UNION OF this Department cannot be IN
,sup'rd other than Ciuss bud human control and
Tat will endclyor ia all spccts 10 MAINTAIN Tie same UNI
der al eIgrnc.ra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

RELIEVED PROM THE DRAFr.-ine brooAlyh
Common Council relieved the iolowa persons ..omihc
Torrti, Word ucnry T. Allen, Edward O'Neil Va.
Douglas John Wood. VIM. Smith. Wm. GildcrIel'
Six,h Word. George W Barnett Thos. Dob'on' ian'cs
N,Gibucy. Eighth ward Henry W Graham. Ninth
Mod kaspcr Martin Richard Roach Henry John
ton Inais Mclaughlin. Michael Start s1ieeLsA
Ward j. Trammcr Joseph Brunei Adlia Sca!e.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
TuE GRrrypolyr IIoMlclpE. The Coroner

THg GREENPOISr HOMICIDE. coroner
Jury In the case Of tho msnsaughter Of Henry iii
kod by being hit with iron nut aud hii IN cuhsc'
qucncc returned verdict that deceased came 10 MS
death nt tie Continental Iron Works, Greenpoint nom
injuries from IA missile thrown by jeremiah Mctafty.
september l. MoCaTty Is IN Jail waiting Tie action "i
c Grand jury ard three Of tie main Witnesses IN the
have been held to bail for their appearance ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

For EUROPE. British mail steamer City
Il Eew.YoIk Capt. Kennedy sailed on Saturday io'
Liverpool with IS cabin passengers and others In The
storage. and s2oO3DO in spece. Among her passon
pCrs is Gen Napier Commander inClef Of the British
forces in Canada.
The Hamburg mail steamer Germania, Capt Ibbes.
sailed the day with So cabin passengers aud others
IN tie It.eIsac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
corpr CALENDAR FOR MONDAY.

SUpnEME COURT-Genoral Term.-Non'enumer'
ated motions only. - . n.r NJ, Az ys2
SUPREME Court Circuit-Part Nos; 40, iJ3'
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isSe 1891 1899 1901 1903 1904 IG9 Part lines 3s5s
aSei scG 3399 800 3392 $685. 1896 1892 3iO 1906, aJ3
$40 34l2 34I6, 3iI8 32I4. 1924, toJ, io0J
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Adverti.ementl
"LIPE A FAILURE. Why is it that so many

merchants el they are not adapted 70 'n
business Were the fright in the right place" selected
on principles and not failure would DC
the rule Read the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for particulars
81 50 year. or Is cents per number sent by frat post by
FowLEx& WELLS No. 800 Broadway, N Y.
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IAdyertisefneut.l
The most il

TIE most important, interesting, and useful
nr,on 10 Ladies il contained IN the Fall number Of Mae
Dg.oRrsrs Mirror OF F.sHIoss ready Do not iai 20
sec ure this ms gnicent number.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERy Officer Mouligan o

HIGHWAY ROBBERY Officer M0uhgan oil
The 2J,h Precinct. Sunday. arrested VIM Dlhy, on
10 complaint # Adam schilnng residing a, No az
y inih avenue who charges him with having fohhcd
him on Saturday night with the ad Of two accompee.
II silver watch and galynnis,d chain valued at slo
Tic complainant WIS passing through iOh street when
b. Nas Knocked dow IA and lcl into nn area. and WAS
thea robbed Of Ll. watch and chain. The accused
committed by Justice Kelly 81 the Jefferson MAJ!
kct Police Court. ia default Of 5000 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
Ronnlyn A RooM.MArE.-OGicer Cornan d

Tie Fourth Precinct. on Sunday arrested John Ncton,
sailor Ia tie United States navy. on tie complaint oi
John Simpson residing 40 No. ~, Monroe street me
complainant stn,cs that himself aud the prisoner slcp m
iic same room in Van Dykes hotel Cnthaline slip an
rcrng Tor the MIG H. complainant placed his paniaioons
containing 60, under his pillow The prisoner goi up
early IN The morning removed tho pdntaoons ana took
from them the money aud dcchmpcd lie wqs commit
ted by Justice Connolly In default of 500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

STABBIyG APFRAy.-A man named IIerce
Capley got into n dispute with stranger IN porter
house on the corner Of Smith and Warren streets on
SATURDAY night when The latter stabbed Call9y Wiz
MIC inhjctin severe but IL is not thought dangerous
iuirfiez The wounded man sas taken 10 the J" l.
College Hospital The assailan. escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
BrooKlYy (E. d. POLICE CHANGES -supt.

Iobn A. Kcnncdy las transferred Sergeant stlweh
Netting Captain. l7,h precinct. 20 aseTg'ancy IN W.
go Ser,rant Davis viii hereafter assume the duties
OF Artag CAPTAIN 10 the IN an. Sergeant Is H. NC
Cno olthe 4ith has been transferred 20 III the W,
cqncy ~ payis's promotion. Al are courteous ihl
,ho-eurbl, fithful o---ro Eill make themselves u
s,r,..e N irr,ysr tAey my De assigned 30 duty.
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Arrpupr AT BunGLARY. -Wm. Fec

ATTEMPT At BURGLARY. WIN. Feeny, a
boot black D. years of age arrested IN the act Of
breaking into The dwelling house and workshop Of
Patrick Corcoran No Z, spIus street by Ohlcer Kelly
of the Fourteenth Precinct. At To time Of arrcs Lee
had rcceedcd IA bursting open door and sas on The
point VI entering His object to steal quantity Of
brass ecks aud oher aftcl's He Was committed D.,
Ju,tioc Connolly IA default ol sl .oOJ bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21
RELIGIOUS IsrErLIaKycE.-The annual NEE

IlLITUIVNN ~ ''''''''''7 '
American Board q Commissioners ior Foreign
y sious VII De held in Rochester y = on the on II
Octobcr. Ito ipcnty-ciglih annual meeting OF the
Board - Missions # ihc Protestant Episcopal Church
IN 'hc Uucl staics a., America viii be held - Grace
Clurci in 20 Cts or Providence Il. /. ON Weiu' day
October o. the 5th 6ih and 5,h of no'i month t.e
General Protestant Episcopal sunda! School Union and
Church Book Society rud ia, Society r the increase Of
e Mn..iry viii hold ~ % their annual meeting IN tie
same Ctv. Tho next term 81 ;hc Genera. Theological
seminary located o., tie coracr Il Ninth aycnrc and
Twcntl,ih street vii begin on Monday. O,,ober ..
Tic annual tern Il the Nasho'ah Mission n D'nted
Wis viii Commence on tho e1ih instant. The next
academic year ~ ilc Union Theological Seminary 10
tho CRY 4 NcaYofk all commence an W'da.aday
- l0th Instant.
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4 nIenoNEsr SEnvANr.-Mrs. HeIen

\ DISHONEST SERvANT.-Airs. Helen G..
Robinson residing u, No o Leroy street. made CON
plnnt against johanna shannon lately servant m her
employ. whom she charges with having stolen box
ON hcr .GcnCc containing ca IA bills els m silver
coin 20 n gold aud pair gold studs. ,glued At >l
toad go The box was stolen from complainant =
sleeping apartment. portion OF the contents OF the
boa was found IA the stove and portion IN the rink
where tho prisoner had thrown H. She was committed
by Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

The NEW CoUgrHOUsE.-Thl building
promises 90 be Of tie mos, imposing structures IN
the city. The work is progressing rapidly. large
force OF mechanics aud abogcrs being employed IN pre-
pairing the stone and other materials used in the CON
siruction o. the odoc II viii Do Gre proc, Tie base
men and FIRST story have been completed and the walls
Of he second story commenced Tie beans are Of
iron and viii be nOogcd with marble tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

The CoEscRIPT RtSDEZyoUs.-TheL are nos
about Xix hundred conscIps and snhSitatce on Kkerf
Island from different portions ofthc State. They occupy
separate cncainpncnt which tlcy cannot leave except
By permission and under guard and are kept under
the sticte.t ruryc lance All the Kind treatment how.
ever consistent with then security is extended to them
There are about forty negro conserps and substitutes
on the Island Detachments from several regiments
which are TO be swellod by these men. also ou the
Island. They number over five hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

CoURTESIES TO THE OFFICERS OF TIE RUS-
SIAN FmoArE-Iho ho FATALITIES extended by The ciiy
authorities 10 the officers of the Russian ignie Osaa
viii consist Of reception a the Governor Room. City
Hall and address b. tho Mayor. banquet 1t the
metropolitan Hotel and visit TO the institutions. md
win take place during he week. The programme has
not yet been entirely decided upon. The Committee
have conferred with Mr.. Opdyke whose views were
that thc Representatives Of the City Government should
proceed to the gaie for The purpose Of prcentng the
resolutions which have been elegantly ongrOsscd aud
framed At The reception TO TIC distinguished Strangers
AZ Tie Ogycrnofs ROOM Capt Boutllon and li. a,fo.
clote Officers W be- welcomed b. The Mayor n % short
address m officers are much ashore, and Whenever
tey appear A. The streets are treated with special
ciyity The uniform friendly feeling unaffected ~
tie Russian Cove. ~nmcrt toward tie United States
renders the action Of the city Authorities not only Just
but b ~hly proper aHd cSIInendabIe.
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SOLDIERS RoBrED. GEORGE Eycrson. residing
~ No. u Grand street private ia hc iiil Rhode 's
and Volunteers and John Jacob Held. VINO alIi,od
Justice Connolly on saturday and STATED that they had
been robbed by Elizabeth Brown of two watches and
Treasury notes IN I'll amounting 10 about $3.50 An value
Held testified that tie accused took from hls clothes En-,
IN Treasury notes and gold watch and kain valued
IL $3.50 On lcarpDg his los TIC complainant umcli.
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The Cuna,'isn Parliament.

QUEBEC, Saturday Sept 49, 1862
The debate on the motion Of "no confidence
IN the eoye rnrnent terminated ths morning The GOV
erpneut were sustained by two majority
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coMmissARY or NUsrERs.

uisngiAHiIlr hifAhINiNi ~ lL' t''''
NEw-NosK en-. sept. D. lsu5
GENERAL ORDERS, No. -.-tnpt. wilson ba!-
STOW AID Camp a hereby announced ia Noi-i-ls
cary II Masters iuT tbs D,partalsui -
~ con.iaalll % MAJOR Osn. DIN
n + Nsr Irnrs Afs.siaai Al ltau. ucn'ss-
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BROOKLYN sTEMs.

DISCHARGE OF THE MLITIA.-lhc mihua
regiment on duty in this city for some weeks past were
relieved from further service on Saturday night ia'''
The entire expense in maintaining them thus iaT' OK
,cols siJOOOO
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AryrAI RECEPTION OF ENGINE Co. No. H.

Cccarus Eaginc Co. No. II. will celebrate their
eighty third anniversary on Monday evening at their
cngnehoufc. No. 90 Wooster street. by reception Of
their friends Coroner Wildey, tie Foreman. Henry
Fordofr Secretary, and Messrs. A. L. Purdy Daniel
McCaGeiiy, p. Cough, Robert Pollock, and VIM HON
are the Committee Of Arrangements.