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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-19
BURLINGTON DIsTRICr-A. RoBrssox,

+. II.
Burlington-E. H. Waring.
Burlington circuit-M. See.
Fort Madison-W. p. Watkins.
West Point--O. c. Shelton.
Salem. Mcdowell.
New LOndon-J. Craig. u lNA4 (
Dodgeville-J. G. Thompson. &c
Kossuth-G. N. Power.
Wapello-J. A. Wilson.
Grandview--A. s. Prather.
A. G. Williams-Chapiain to the State
Prison. ~ e
s. Reynolds-Agent A. B. s. in Illinois.
d. Murphy Chaplain in 18th Iowa.
MUSCATINE DISTRICT. D. HARRIS,
b p. E.
Muscatine-J. H. Power.
do Circuit--A.. w. Stryker.
Blue Grass. T. Coleman.
West Liberty-G. Bamford, j. M. Coats.
Richmond-E. w. Twining.
Pleasant Hill-F. H. Burris.
WashingtOn-H. w. Thomas. ~ .,s e,.
Lexington-J. B. Hill. 5sf1
Bethel-H. Runyan. 9a e.
North Liberty-S. II. Thomas. -
Marengo-C. P. Reynolds.
Millersburg and Dresden-To be suppl
ed.
F. w. Evans, Chaplain in the army.
J. Elrod, do
w. Poston, do
Mt J PLEASANT DIST. E. coRkHlLL,
Mt. Pleasant, Asbury chapeI-G. B.
Jocelyn.
Mt. Pleasant, University charge-P. P.
ingalls,,
Neutrality-suspicious. Orr.
Glasgow. F. Holtzinger.
Fairfield-D. Worthington.
Brookville--John Burgess.
Brighton-T. NJ. Kirkpatrick.
Marshall-W. Simpson. -
Crawfordsville-J. Gassner, T. III. Brad
rick. ,....- 49,.
Oakland-L. A.. Smith.
Agency City,. Darrah.
G. Elliott, Editor Central Christian Adj
w. J. Spaulding, President, I. A. Brad
rick, Agent Iowa Wesleyan University.
A. J. kirkpatrick andJ H. White, Chap
lains in the army.
Abba DISTRfCT-JAMEs HAYNEs,P. E.
Albia-W. c. Shipper.
Centerville-G. W. Byrkit.
Belle Air-G. II. Clarke.
Unionville-C. A. Hawn.
Overwhelmingly Miller.
Bloomfield-R. B. Allender
Bloomfield Circuit-A. w. Johnson.
Ottumwa-W. F. Cowles.
Observation-Disclosures Orr.
SullllcOLuo-N. w Oils.
Hamilton-H. Crellen.
Attica-T. D. Boyles, w. Mahon.
Knoxville-C. w. Shaw.
Melrose-to be supplied.
T. Audas, Chaplain in the ID Iowa.
OSKALOOSA DISTRICT-J. B. HARDY,
P. E.
Oskaloosa-R. S. Robinson.
Pella-S. f. G. Garrison.
Monroe-B. Holland.
Red Rock-to be supplied. 2
East Des Moines-P. F. Breese.
Rising SUM-. NJ. Slusser.
Greencastle-J. WEIGH.
Peoria-J. S. Kelly.
MonteZuma-M. Carrier.
Sigourney-C. Morey.
Grinnell-G. Clammer.
Indianapolis-To be supplied.
Newton-To be supplied.
Fremont. III. Lucas.
Galesburg-A. II. Shaffer.
Eddyville-B. Mark.
l. p. Teter and s. EASTWOOD, Chaplains
in the army.
A. c. Barnhart, transferred to Northern
Indiana Conference.
Robert H. Collins, transferred to w. L.
Conference.
Delegates to General Conference-C. Ell
lott, d. D., T. E. Corkhill, w. F. Cowles.
Reserves-E. H. Warning, J. H. Power.
Next Conference to be held at Chatham
Square, KeOkuk ,,,,
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.MAKRYEN.

On Thursday evening 10th inst, intae Pres
byterian Church, at Plymouth, Ohio, by Rev
JOS 5 Edwards. Mr.. WIN. s. kooaF, Of the End
Plymouth. ~ IN No. ~
In this city, Sept. 10th, by H. C. Ohrt. Count
uoge, ALBERT DANKwARD to ANNA FRrrz.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AND PROyIs
ION MARKET
THURSDAY, Sept. /

1vrr n w., THURSDAY, Sept. II.
n CAIILE-There is good demand for choice
6sS ZEE cattle which are scarce and firm at "a 2Na
va cWI; Medium and good grades are In de-
easier ga we note sales of the following LOTS:
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" 49,
SAs..H,.os.sA'e.P14RILLh>..,,
s1olyLA AND scRorgLoUs DISEASES.
fe EVERY z Ssora 'i ssa;s:. ''e'''"' y
al have sold large qusntt Of your sAnsAeAR-
put yet one Sss wnc ,sa failed Of e the
Ssea ,s fs 4 Sus
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules,
Ulcers, Sores, and al Diseases Of the Skin.
From Req. Robt. Stratton, Bristol, Englan6.
add ssIony J q IT,. Hy You ai publish Of he me-
dicinal virtues of your SARsAPARILLA. Ny dsugh-
:; IN nsa
cure unth We tried you SARsAPARILLA. She has q
been well for some mohths." gs HrlA
From Mrs. Jane E. Rice, a rell-knoscn and muck.
III daughter has suffered for year s past with ,
scrofulous eruption, which was very troublesome.
sxs4sitIA, which soon Completely cured G her,"
From Charles Gage, Esq, ofshe ridely ,knopn f,ns
lied pspe ,a n TasAso, n SIMi.'"' " '"''''
nor in ny face, which grew constantly worse until
II disagured my features and became An intole,.bls
snS Sus @soa
whatever, until I took your SARsAPARILLA. Il
Immediately made my face worse, % you told me it
anGs The sc ana
an1l my face Is q smooth g anybody'a and am
s:: 8 s ss1s ss ~:
Il to your SARsAPARILLA.n 80 20"
Eryaipelas -asasreA Debility Purity the
From D.. R ss9s. ss =: Houston s., n
ss; s9rs' b ths s!ps eve use Of your
VI sas Nth It ~ ss,s
supplied to the profession - well - to the people"
From sasn:t01 T.. ~; 4. M's1ssMs. or:
ebrated physicians could reach and took hundreds
Of dollaIs' worth Of medicines The ulcers were 80
decided that my arm must be smputated. began
taking your SARsAPARILLA. Took two bottles, and
some Of your PILLS. Together they have cured me.
public pi.ss, ny case : Known o Ssiytedy L this
Community, and exeites the wonder ofan." NJ
From Hon; Henry Monre ~ p, Nsres:st. e
have ussd soSr .e n my smS,
for general dssHsy, and for Purifying she Mood.
commencing II to the afflicted"
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose, Salt Rheun1,
scald Head, Sore Eyes.
From Aarvey Seeker, Esq, the able editor Of TIE
+" Tanckhannock Democrat, Pennsylvania.
"Our only child about three years Of age, was At
spread until they formed a ioathsome and yiruent
sore which covered his face. and actually blinded
his eyes for come days skilfHl physician applied
.rant ~ Ear ana S =. s wy ~.
ast LIN tbs,, h hnIa tr ore ar Sstar;nrS
normrt ,ond u ,;oI .a &c. II; ~. &C.. 4s.
a t Msn GOV s.eI ns Mnoe .sSs
has,.n niv;na nnr o usT aUT .rriv,s
the odfde Of potash lotion as YOU direct Tie sore
began to heal when we had piyen the first BOTTLE
ana was Wen when we had finished the second. The
ohi!ds eyelashes (which had come out, grew again,
whole neighborhool predicted that tie child must
. die" --1I-'7 800 - 49, ~ j
- avrh;,i, and nrsrcrr,.l D;....a llar
Eror. n g;-sr, s,oo, ~ g Io,,;, M;,,o,..;
s.tr a. -. 49,. q 49,, y ~ AoA, 49,. Ss.s,.,
,emsdv "a! t%a secnnd.rx N surnntom. of Sx1S;N.
IA q. ~. S;sa.. * - % 4h -. HSS ssa.ss
The are ;ndsad ~ vSu os ss AZ ~
best medicines we hsYe.n ~'1''0
F,on. J French N n. m .m;uent nhys;csnn nj
Laurence, Nose, aoho Is a PROMINENT member AZ
the Legislature Of M0ssachusetts. n ~.
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PROVISIONS-There is a good demand for
Mess Pork, with sales of $50 bris city packed at
xl3 Is. Country packed Is held at SO o0@f2 25-a
Bulk Meats inactive and almost nominal. Lard
Inactive at orc - = = I 3 =
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DOR SALE-A Wagon and Carriage
IL Shop and Lot containing u Of an acre Of
Land, in the Village of Kossnth. The shop LIS
large and commodious, and is we'll located for
thickly settled farming oommunity-and u ten
or twelve miles from any other shop Of the kind
Terms easy. ENOS WRIGHT.
sept2-d&wtf Kd&suth, Des Nome Co. lows,
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HOGS-Ihe market is steady, with good To-
cal and shipping demand Sales were made as
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-19

r. Messrs. McKitterick & Miller AN
nunce big stock of Goods IN their me,
tss morning. Attention of Country Mer-
.ants and the public generally, is called
i. their advertisement,
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ns-The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society of
dubuque, have fitted up Refreshment
s,loon on the State Fair Grounds, which
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sssIrPryG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORK."".""!As. =
Cleared.

s.somship.-Bri.i,h Queen lie MesSu-ier, H.v.Ga =
Cuuard; Columbia Barton, ne~'orean' ePo1'!o As''Ss
Co ~. NJ
sie,mer,-Octorar,. Lsmphesr, soa.h Amboy. VIM Do
zeil: Patspsco B-srse, Warrington. =, -,
BsrAs-borothea (r) Blair Cork 'oln lasksoni Ncrd1y
(Norw) Hsrri. AntweFp furch le.ncke Wen1si Asse4
lie ttreul FcdhnsOu Bremen Ruse. Bro. DarnTsd:ss
Bark Lgnsr. London. -, NM
Brss-sp4l.fn. Mccullough. Thniied. cUes j. T. WED
new Co; Resoiute, Cray. Ponce. Wsyieli Co . .
Schooner.-undine, Baker. South Anboy. H. s. RacksSf
Mary O. BIRCH, Carleton Ihisieph.a IL sSpo.m a.
W,shington r. p Buck Co. caroline, Fox. Phl!sde'phiS
J. W Mckee; Pilots Bride. Coksr, Baltimore. Msrrti
Abbott Mary Price, Beyard Ches.ef br.ye Tuppe res.
Roysi BIbya Co. Ann Curtis, Todd, Washnstou bsnss
ley smi.h l. Co.; H. r. Bennett. GDEn- Port Royal, a. -
S.oog-ossEon, Rhodes Providence L. Kenny
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DisusfCrn. &c.

TUX CALgDoNn2o tuns OF tho easo Of the Br. s.sA.s
ship Caedoniu ashore Cape Cod hss been dsch.sd
shters and 100 landed tho beach ia damaged
diton. She has broken In two.
TnE sHr J. 5. p.nscss tho, the r. T. Pasons reported
IN this noinugs paper. wrecked off Donegal Ireland we
built BAH Me- Ia 1875, Of 398 register, rated Ain
rnd by &. H. Parso Co. Of tai. ci.yi v
ued 81. s4S 0Oc aid Insured in eis city
H.ugsI, JAM lad1
The ship Aunis Laurie, from NAwIoES bound 10 LvsS
pool has put In here leaky and cargo shifted
by Telegraph to Elwood Water. esq sec. BID Unisrw,
BALrIsoRs, Ian. d, i9J1
The Br. bark Royal Visitor Capt. hu. nom NewyorA,
bound 30 ~ oxford 1, below In distress, Leaking badly.
.ssmer has gone TO her assistance.
by Telegraph to Ellwood Water esd Sec BID Undsrw's
Sr THONA8 Dec. H. lGs1.
Tho sclr Enchantress Of NsnburypOIt Dsyereaur IRON
NewYoTh bouud La Guaynss has pu IN here with lss
of sails
by Letter 10 Elwood Wser, eco. sos. b. Uuierw's
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Arrived.

Steamship A-,,o ~. n ,rsa.psr) GAdsisn. NsvOrssU
Dec % via Fod hossl Jan. , 10 It Port Roy. In
l.. 3 .hips Wsb4,h Vermont. N9ntsia Cinerons W''aS
brson South Carolna; steamers Geo. Nsiay:sn. B9s7s
Wyornt z Cosmopolitan Neptrse John Adam, Jers.y
Mar stetson, Daniel Lsp,sy; bhq Leui, Dante M'sss
4 H. Wagner: schi, Hope Witch oa,en R'inds.s y
9srweod, Amys Dslphene Rsehel =. Aier, ABBY n.
C. Steele. HluEc,.. Sams, II sharp. AEON Armenia -
+ Gafdaor, Bartlett. George Barton, W; b Dstihs j. -
\. Fs1ehcn s-s RsDser n T. Clark. A. CoIde,sy t't -
Pfee A. Crsndsl isa CHE; Ar. ID o.Is h'2n' 81
Steamship Potomac, Hoffman. Portland Ne, me's "a
pas. .t 10 n D. Gn ss. IT, s. 4n.por Ful,ou w.
0re.a. ana 90 hour: fI2n PGTt koys L-t Ne"or':fs
aud sailed let inst a, p Cd Jupiter lslsod passc4
.teair-r Merma, bound S Oa the Cspe' Q. Isis~ss<
Steamer Confidential 60. :. trsnsport. Mahmsna. Rsvs
Orleans Dee a. via Roy Vert i.s is's to D. D. Iom?sAs
Wa In company 9th inst. with u s. steamer Ere.'on sS
s,,,mer Thomas Spark. a. 3 ,rAn.pO,tl Allen. wsshtss
ton D. C. y o,,a- t to ~ p os,,,. wgv
ton. Del. In ballast 70 D D. TOmpkias,
via Key wo,, i.i insi., in bala.,o b. y. Tonpfina
~ 5o psdy b ses g. 5T'Frcg9 cens Ns"e'
Steamer Falcon. Nye Providence. nd'e to Edward sys
Ship s. T. Mallory. Lester, Bristol, Ers, Nov %. u.A
Bic {. Billing, (oi Bangor). sherman tate wsssooh
PoiutPetrr Gusd Dec. 6, fru J. H. ssaiofd Dec 81
OF Por Royal spoke schn A. C. Msriu for Nes.Yofk ~hS
Kindly supplied Us with usdeaos aud 70 assist h
Capt vs',on, lste master died Dec 81 in at 90 lon s
Two men vet SICK On board with yellow fsveT.
Biz M1ns e. T. Ok. Of -. John, Y. b. Weber Cad~
mas Dec D. ballast Brett Son Co. Dec 30 lat 10 loA
% passed large number Of bOIe, ves.s'. ou!w, and
other wrecked stlH -
Biz " n Dresser tof Bansorl, Dursu. Havana DeA Il
sugar 10 r. p. Buck CO.
Schr Highlander Makin Portland Ne potatoes for Fart
schr. ". p. Williams. socum. Norfolk days, corn ~
Schr Heroine Ch,mplin Georgetown, D. c., days ess;
for Fan River
Schr Gerge Dunda (Br) Dundas Charottetown 7. u L.
II days cats 10 Tyres Smyth.
Scir Robert j. Mercer, Robinson, Philadelphia. coal -
Providence.
sehr J. L. vandervoOr. Baker. Norfolk. wood to A. a
Ravens.
Schr. 4 Tirrsll Higgins, Philadephafor Boston.
SchL Belle LOyelaDd Pocomose dsys, Oys.s<A
Sloop Helen, BA1coek. New BedoId, oil.
SAILED
Barks Dequesne tTr) Wilhelm (Brem.), Young Arsrssss
rausicr (Br J. Barbs Zoane lPott(
Bns. Schiller lPoEtl Csroelli,s Ital Unico (AssaA
Southern Belle (Br)
schr. Oron tBr) Golden Gate. R. s. Dean. ). MsIas,&
J. Burlcy. James Satterthwaile
Sttamships Columbia for Havana ard anchored q ouap
sntioo; British Queen tor Nasssn and Hsvans
steam trsn.por. Virgins Washington.
WIND SunAet, HON y. \, E., with sss
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bort tUar0ens' Notite.
STATE oy N.w.YoaK

STATE oy Nsw.YoRK.
PoRr-WARDESs OyFcR NJ. iot WelsL
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF tho Act passed April a. 1851 entitled A
Act to ReosaniEe the Wardcns Once the Port OF
YORK. ali psnens Interested In. having charge Of tAs
SUBJECT matter oi such inquiry, examination survey hs
follow ing vessels under examination by tho rot
AIdeps and tia. tho said surveys examinations viii b
completed within ten days nsIt succeeding this notice.
hoard .aia vessos;
Ship North American. Woodruff Robnss~'A
snip Carrier DoVS.. Pier NO 10 r. ~
briS D. u NhGioher w oodfnu uoOneon.e
il Santiago Plsr No. 80
bfis Naat otoS
Schooner Kate BIZ shaui.. ..s.IiU No. ~ r. q.
Schr w L. WiLams.................. Strsaus
Schooner ger No. T. -
WIN. IL BIKLkN}A, rIeslGsas
]. Ayes HKRRISAN, SsesssASt.
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Pnsscnucrs Sailed

IIavana-L Afor.s + Is Museum. Boston, r. B. MAiufas
j., w.de r. F. WOSlf New,YO;' Nm %%, c aisS
Cls,Ee J. L. r. Wood MI, "A. L. Wood, New-Yor f6
Msso Line e Aehn,Gn Dc I'D Me- .iy u a. w N.s:
n ne" aViA = sonirn, Mrs.. p A. J. Bethel, 4. NJ Me-
5s%. M and Nc A. sSey,S5' '1 sS aJd % Vsis
pr s siu u,,esI. NJ and MIS-. O. Il Mccall. C.riA
we.si Capt f. Burmei.ser ~ Reynolds, j. Mclean Nc"
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The public are cautioned against counterfeit u
cent uotes the City Of Albany Though very sirn"n
appearance in the counterfeit the small On the upper ps'
the bill in the words "Cy Of Albany" hiss broken its i'se
neck blem.h from which the genuine Is 'rse
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The CENTRAL PARx.-The Commissioners an,
nounce that the great drive making the entire circuit Of ~
PARK from Ffynint to Onehuudred.and Third street b
ready fer private carsses The ponds in eIces.A
order and await cold snap furnish ice Tor those whs 10
light IN the invisorating exercise Of skating.
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Passengers Arrived

r. .,,or,, Tinted States from Eec-O dn6 roy
p',I"T.r, J. NJ Edrias Lieu. Wallace and sstva2>
int r. nicha.dson Lieut. Msrsh, WA +. Ashton n s'
smith In inee. Hand, L. r. Judd
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EIGHTH WARD CLAY CLUB.-At meeting Of the
Eighth Ward PoDcer Clay Clu5 held Saturday evealna
Jsp g. at he Apollo Rooms the following persons duiy
elected officers for 1863; PRECEDENT Joseph W. Price, Score
tare. Charles Oier.eeys and VIM. h. r. Chapman; rsss-
uTrr. John \. Miller.
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BEooKLrs AcADENr or MusIc.-TOmorrow
night the Open at this house SOS sd'er'
,iseulsnt-
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paid him 500.

DssERTERs.--Provo Marshal Diapers guard q
accomplishing wonders in tia city, and will soon max. ~
town uncomfortable for desere' Upward Of fly were ~
pretended Monday night half of whom were oouD
rittsd to Goyernors Island yesterday by Marshal Draps
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nisisTuHs Almanac nj, go
c., p,,.. 7.95 Sst,............s:48 Moon-hisea UO
nlGH WATER THIs Dhf. 90
ANDY HOOK $3.50 li.Ind s43 neuesss''''eA'~
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TIE ABSENT KAzrssKL-It now appears Tthai
Mr. Louis Kszu,s the mIssing County Interpreter whos
secesh press has bsen sndesvong represent u one q
tho msys Of the War De- stment hss left for parts ~
known" that al the besaaug OF the he Liealss
ant Colonel Of German IesmsD then beiug ruined In this
city that arriving at the seat of war; be resgued becsus
% he alleged he had unwarrsn.bly intereed with b,
tbs Officers Of the Government hs the Colonel Of said ROD
en had been or Defending the Government ana
tst a. similar fate awaited KasnsA he deemed It beat ~
oui. this sugt with dlnger to lis personal liberty
l. also appears that mis- ccomotion was facilitated by rs
county which accepted an assignment Of bis pay for "s
month. in advance to Msssr.. stws and swaine W.
paid him 800.
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CITY ITEMS.

AoapEar or Music.-To.nigh. Yerdrs opera OF
"The sieiian vs.psu" Ia pefOrmed-Loriai a. Elena SEQ
adj
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The FoRwARDIso or BoTTLEs OF MEnicISr NY

PROBABLE SUIcIDr.-On Monday night gu UNI
known found by Dr. Woue. OF Hunters Point.
lying spot OF ground known the Oreon suffering
from olsho wound IN the mouth with bis tongue .ho!
Of lie brought to this city to the Bellevue Hospital
where he died Some powder aud csps found
person and 1t Ia supposed tina. he committed suicide lie /,
supposed to have been German sbou. ~ yes Of s lie
wM dIssed In DARK clsshss
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AsExorLLESr APPoIsTNESr.--Lent Col. Chas.
C. Not. .t Police Regimen: has been appointed Colo
mel IL the Iondss Regiment, and will sail In few days Tor
the South. COL Not. formerly one OF tbs principal
in the North Moore street public school Al an
carly period o. the di.tins u,hed himself in the De-
par,m,p, Of the Cumberland Cavalry Captain Having
sustained iojures ia esrse be was brought to this
city for treatment, whore upon he was rendered
the Lieutensnt-C oloneley Of Col TurnouPs Regiment
winch be resigns for his gre,en. position.
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CLERKS or The NV CoMsoy CoUSorL.-Mr
Valentine Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen, and Mr. swesnA
Clerk Of the Board Of Counccn have rssppouted oil the
former Deputy Clerks aud Mr.se1ser Thomas Lynch has
been appointed Assistant Messenger tho Board OF Aldermen
In place Of Terrence Smith appointed Sergeant Arms.
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The FIEExAs's BALL.-Extensive preparations
ara heinz made 20 insure the bAucy and Of the Fre
mas Bell AID 4 fund for the rerf of tho witor' and
orphans Of deceased fTemen, which akes Place at the ACID
ey Music tho evening OF Inc 2eth ns' APE hT's oil
these b,l. given the Bowsry Theaer IN 1880 sub'e
que1y they were given at tho Pork Tbeaer Nibo Ator
piece Opera House and for ycsrs the Aesdey
Of Music The total proceeds for the preceding thirty
three bail, have been I'll 5T 3d. uvof which have been op
pso,r.ssed for charitable purposes.
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FEAST OF THE EPIPHAsY.-Yesterday the fes'i-
val ofae Epiphany. the msniie'nion oil Chr' 10 us
O.p,les when the Wise Mon Of the East wore guided by
b, ,, TO the birthplace OF the infu Jesus was commemo
,.,.d In IN. Ep.eop. and Rom.n Catholic Churches AT
Trinity there was la morning service with sermon and mo
COMMUNION. The prraohsd By the Rec or me
nv DR. DIX The festival il called D. the Greek Church
TbsonhAny or appearano- God. The Eastern Christians
save n ,h. name Of Feast of sbt" sad la Germany II 10
Town As the Festival of the Three Holy hipss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

OurRAogs COMMITTED NJ SoLDIERs.--A SOLDIER
Snor For months past battalion of about 400 ofthe
Fir NcwYork has been encsmpes Gut
tcpberg n j. the ground formerly occupied by Bordsns
shspshooe e. stated that yc, they have received
pay in OF which they have become denoaiZsd
di.cou.nted and lswless Tie Inhabitants OF O1tteubsrg
Weeawken and North lobosen have been greatly annoyed
BY squ.ds those 90 forging expeditions
Tobbug thom OF their poultry aud such sces IA hsy
fancy we'll Ia several Instances entering aud piunoena
no waited upon tho Colonel aud laid before him ,the
gisvauco whom Il IL alleged he replied tb. ho wished 10
God they would smash every saloon there" Finding that
there redress. the ciLens In the localities above
numed have banded together aud armed Themselves with
revo'egs determined protect themselves aud property
against further dspredatiopa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

JKwIsR BALL.-1he annual sociable OF the Bnai
Jehurun Hebrew Benevolent Society took place Monday
nigh, Irving Hail. aud great success the room being
hlled t. it, ulmoH capacity by gay thTong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

Tue UssAFE-DuLDISG BUREAU.-The report for
les2 Of The Building Bureau shows ths, during tho ls'
month, there $50 violations Of TIC Building Law
which n duly prosecuted will bring 5000 to the fhe De-
psr,mer Thse have been 80 escape dangerous
budns, been torn down and removed and p repaired
and made cafe The number Of fires up Dec 90 ts
Involving Of s4lOU6 There been $50 build
In. ereslsi In tb, city since the let Of last May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

APPOINTMENTS IN THE STREET COMMISSIONERS
OfrcE-Ac,ins Street Commissioner Tweed msde the fol-
lowing appointments Of ueeds Of Departments yesterday
afternoon:
Superintendent Of rspeifs aud suppssdsnry Wallace
Deputy. Charles Bosce. ., Anu, -,
Superintendent Of Lamps and Gas-Anthony Miller tex
Sp~ntendens OF RoadsJoho Butler In the pIsce Of John
McQntdc L--.,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

SWORD PREsEsTATIoN.-A presentation was last
eveun, made 10 Lieut. w T. swia, Of Company A. 1854
Reg nent by circle Of Masonic friends The gun computed
sword lash aud revolver Tho presentation made oy
Mr. y. Ti.iaL Tho scsbbssd contains the following
inscription: Presented to Lieut.. Wm r. Swift by the
mpanions OF Iceland Chapter No lROys Arch aAs0r'
New-York"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

SALE or CHURCn-Yesterday morning, the
church situated the southwest OF Greene and Hons
ton streets sold auction st the Mefohsn Exchange
for $4,000 to Mr. 8. Jeuruu 1t will be remembered that
this eiaoe narrowly escaped total dssactloa during tho
recent couhsgrs.ien In Houston street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

The BATTLE or NEw-ORLEAHs.-The anpiyer-
cary OF the Battle OF NewOIeans recurring on fhusday
next the 9Th instant viii DO duly COMMUNICATED by the
Democrats Of the city with dinner and ball at rammany
Hall Several prominent speakers have been invited to the
dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

Tnr ARr OF MoSEr GETrSG.-Barnum, in ad
dillon to III, Museum. Boston AqGsTia Gardens and half
other shows and nenssoss has taken the field
lecturer subject: 1.-THE Art Of Money Getting" Tnis Zee
ture which he delivered 10 Greet Britain 90 times with
tho mos, catering success he will rees. The United States
t Winter for the benefit OF hi. ipecunous Yankee fiend
OF cour. the feou, card which all lecture
miuess will be eager TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07

SURPRISE PArrY.--About o'clock Saturday
evening large party Of ladies and gentlemen entered tho
house Of John W Grdley. prominent Republican OF the
Twentieth Ward No. SO West Thirty FRS. street, and took
possession OF tho parloa massive silver tea set had
scarcely been ranged upon tho table when ht Gndey
quite unsware OF what gCOg rang door-be
The answered aud he ushefed among hs
friends The presentlon wa. made by john Mckechne
tho recipient OF the gt responding briefly Speeches
made BY Charles 5 Spencer M Tucker Judge Bull and
Ala Reed aud the company, aes pArtsking OF bountul
collation. Of their propagation bade M Gfdlsy good
pght