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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIos, Feb. 10
H. Allan nj L Il WIlklu. & Co

aIo, th.v.. a)th.st..
lg, H. T. 4sth.,, 80 H. ~ q 4h-av eaeh......... $40
ot, n . 5lh., rear gthav. .ach............... $50
To- ror srii .ton-lv and 3,th.si each ....... t25J
q To-, =, l,tt..., lOj n -. Of gda,. .Ach...... 500
,o, H. " cor 2l.v aud 0d'h.t h............ $50
Ion. adj i,ing ga fear on street rach,.,.....
lot, ADJOINING the sb we Observation-Disclosures. 5lO
BY A. J. Blocker. SOn & Go.
Io. on sla w. siae bot 4tn and 5d.sys each $50
lo,, on 2lov ~ side bet, SSH and 56u-sts....... 40
core lot ,5iu,t w. ,d- bet Isl and 2d-,ys...... iB5
iot I, cor 2d.ay aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Iot on 2d..v $50
ion. On 2d.ay All lining 6l5
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How TO D;REcr LETrER.-Do letter.wrlte1
sver consider tina, the style of address or rather ths
manner of writing addresses, sanctioned by imme'
morris, usage, ia ar nearly Ss possible just what
ough, not % BET Let us illustrate:
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CHAMBER OF CoNMrRcE.-A special meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce will be held at O'Clock tonior
row afternoon 70 hear report, from The Special Committee
amounted t, confer WITH the Naval Department and the Com
mite, on III. Dssn,es OF NswYoik reaivs to what action
rheu be taken by tho Chamber concerning the coHnned
ps.es Of tho Aa5sua sud oher vessels fitted ont tn Great
Britain also to tie popey OF memoria!zng Con-
gres on TIE Of ocslpic cast telegraph aud farther
tao importance OF checking ase niind trade between
Ttxs, and Mexico by which the Rebels arc mainly supplied
with munitions OF war and other becessaries
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fAdveriisemcnt
PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY.

Private Cassc, for Learning How TO Read Characer ara
row being formed DR.. SHEPAKDn NO % Goiunbiast,
Bnookiyu, aud At Fowler WILLIS No 800 AoGdway. N.
T. whore tickets and f1 particulars may DO obtained
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1861.
1hc Phiiaae'ptia Pres, says:

are pleased to lean that there ia good reason TO hope
that the long indins Allegheny County bond qlesloo 10
about be settled ~ satisfactory and Honorable manner
Mr. Soaator Conpo Of itis city formerly al Pittsburgh
gentleman supposed be wen arqusinod with the views OF
A.. parties ts introduced into the Legislature pro
invent year bonds bearing q cral Interest and msSins
provision sprc taxation meet TIE interest rnd pih
cInl Mr Council shows tbit each inh btsnFs proportion
the comfy de-. is about ID Hd consequently tue teI
annual inter to be borne by ach woni only amount to -
cents.
At Boston, mining shares are very active and firm
q, advancing prices. Central improved from DC to
lGli Copper Falls, 9; to 10; Franklin 52i, Feb
rusry -, to 3d. Huron, l2l to 49, and 10 bid after
ward; Mesnard to 81; Pewabic, $50 TO 544;
Rockland 90, to 81 and Superior to 8, closing in
demend. Canada tod az | !, same as yesterday,
put is in quick demand at that rate bid, with no stock
for eals It's low price is attracting the attention OF
buyers. The Company are now sinking shaft
which gives a good show of copper Acton sold at
81, as before, but closed dull. Isle Royal 25a with
out change. This stock is very scarce, more than
bali being controlled in New-York Boston Water
Power again advanced from 40. to 42l closing at AZ
with sales Of ,i95 shares. Cary was also firm
improving from to 81, Land stocks arc daily gain
ing popularity in view Of prospective advance in
real estate,
Canada sold to-day In Boston largely at ls1. 1aOO T.
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NlrEp STATES CIRCUIT coURr-Fss. is.-Betor'

I'll. Mssc Rufle Coz, any sgt Douglas Sherwood
This action was brought TO recover damages lor
the Infringement of the pautGs patents and ha, been on
,fs .nc. tue last The Jury this Gsy bFousht In YER
dict for tho . sia,iH, f1r "a 30. n
oTer C1rias .nd Il. W. s,ough,On 70, piaintif' Geo
Clifford lOf defendants.
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PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-Yesterday Pro-
voGeneai Draper transferred to Governors Island - de-
setter. who were picked up Wednesday In this city and
vicinity By tho Provost Guard Among the number IL ono
Burton Hood Of the Sd Delaware Volunteers who after de-
Getting shipped Georgetown, Del. asa deck hand on tho
schooner john poud Capt n Dorman The Custom'fou'e
officers q, Georgetown learning Of the matter forbade the
captain leaving port but he di,obeyed tho Injunction and
started for NewYork telegram to Mr. Draper anticipated
. arnra and upon the schooner fsiching h' port she was
boarded by ,pscIsl officers who arrested Hood and took
him to tie PARK Barracks in handcufs.
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FEE d. 40 bis. flour 800 bag. Com Neal 800 bbs
WHISKY 5000 bush Com, lD0VD bush Osls 400 bush Seed
800 pI g. Provsoni ISL Pig Butor 0O pkss Lard 700
Dressed Hogs
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CrLrnnArrox OF WAsHINoros's BIRTHDAY

CELEnnATION OF WILMINGTON BINTHDA1'-
The Republican Ccutal Committee vii. celebrate Washing
toms Birthday evening by supper at the CITY
Assembly Rooms II ia expected thst Major.Oen. Benz r.
Butler will be pfoent and respond to the toast THE Array
and Navy" The kev. DR.. Tying, the Rev. DR. Hitchcock
Henry Ward Beechsr aud other prominent eentemen have
been invited Tho entertainment will be open for ladies
The occasion will be eivened by fac pstrumsnta and
vocsl nuss For further particulars see Advertisement In
another column.
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RtLrGIous ISrtLLiGXScE.-Tho Finance Com.
ni,es 9th, Board OF Foreign Nisons that it,
dct la. been entirely Cancelled The First Dutch Church Of
Jersey Cry have sv-a c. to tho Rev. Dr. Bell OF the
Pr.sbJisfi.a Church o.. u California The Rev NJ
Lanpc pastor e the Luhersn Churehe' Of Poti-
Pa received aud Aeeeptsda call TO the Brooan Luhean
Mssien Church. kswYofh. The Rev. Chauneey Leonard
esteemed clofed Bspi, Muier who goes out the fret
Pspt.i Missionary Afc. from ths Ffss States sailed from
Boston, the 9th instant for Monroys. lie pioneer
OF abog. my Bsp.t. who to f0lo~ Tho IL, Of May,
With so or three preacher, The Citation Coagese
an.l Church II Brooklyn has thrown sf its heavy debt Of
5000 AID s,,ad. ko Pilgrim In tho dream after h burden
rolled fion his back.
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FoUSD DRowgRD.-On Wednesday evening, the
bod found IN the water at the foot
Of Rsiu on street, Deceased hsd brown hair mu-ache and
goAtse bloc and dressed ia brown sack coat black
sttret pants black silk ito, and blue wooden comforter
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MA.oxIc B,LL.--The first annual Re-Union o.
tho member, Of Normal Lodge. No 521 f. aid A. ~ oc-
CURED a, Irving Hall Wednesday evening last aud proved
to anticipated Of the mos, successful affairs Of the
present. eGson TIE arrangements inside for the patron.
and ae,i, weis uyoa The most liberal sc.e. and Adui-by
conducted By Efficient Reception Committee. IHe Inu'e
by Dodwoh, bands both d,Helng sni promenade was
a5,, and tho entertainment Was hsay sAi'c'
tory to The rar.ldpAn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

TIE DrvLis AND CoSOyER CoSTRovERsY.-lhe
Special Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen appointed TO
ate the controversy between Charles pvvn aud D. ~
conoye during the controversy Tor the s'fe's Com'onef
.h.p In 1887 met yesterday In Room No. SChy hsn' ih'
Committee consists Of Aid Otuwe!l Mitchell aud boo'e
Several person, were examined Nj Charles Devlin sp
pssr,d and underwent lengthy examination. The Com
mitee adjourned to the esll ofthe Chair.
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WHERE ARE TIE ConosTRs Tho body OF a
drowned nn has been banging ,hs how ~ the bsrss
Wonder N. head Of Coe,e. slip. for the past ~ hoas
OAs Of Cofoner.wa, notified "Wednesday morning
and 1. f.ir supPo'e he w hold inqGe's-when the
In ceases
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VIC call the attention Of whom it may concern to
the advertisement for literary employment OF Advertiser"
In another column His ability quite ready to youch for

THE KArosAH PosT-OfrIcK--Thisc case 30 warm
y contested year asosnd which, from tho principles In
yolved in it fight between tbs people oil the district
and wdesesd political coalition a,t'seted some attention
la. been reviewed by The Department and Is at last set
ted by the sppoirment Of the former Po'tma''e MI NJ
s. Benedict The decision is under'toodi 10 De IN sohy
with the wi.he, Of large majority Of the oysl citizens 10
.d In tho Pod.Oce and In accordance also with tho
views Of President Lncon who odorsed upon the petition
OF the women OF the neshborhood h' conviction tnst
Mr. Benedict ought 20 be removed, and thst tho oice
ou.b not 10 be changed where liquor was regularly sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

The excitement in Gold has been very great to.
day. and, with enormous transactions, the Quotation
Las touched an Unprecedented rate, l6i. Ii opened
at tie Morning Board at lGl, ran up to lGi before
the Second Board, then fell of TO 1929, rallied TO
1854, and at the Gloss was 1929 bid The prevailing
impression that the Treasury must resort to d fur.
Their Issue of greenbacks, and the fear Of difficulties
with France, have started anew the speculation in
Gold, and driven many legitimate buyers into the
market. Custom-House Notes have sympathized
with gold, aad sold as high as lG23. They are very
scarce. At the close the quotation stood about l62
In Money there is no change to note. The supply
10 abundant at 6 al = cent on CALL
The statements Of the banks of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding tine Of 1862
AS follows:
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ge with The November exhibit:
The specie and circulation Of Tie several casses o.
banks compare az follows;

DV''V DN"N'''E'-OiJ9E IHb.JIJ 2a55,UIO BlUL,5Z
lilo banks have succeeded IN reducing their ccuai "a
nearly one million dning the quarter aud ia the ts- time
they pared WIN 46 JAG 10 coin 1ese changes are
atnbuisble TO tie fact That the sao retaea the note, Of
the banks TO the snouGt Of the January st ntye and
received coin IN return The State Eak ost I'm c,in
O28, end withdrew Of its c,cnAoa sss5ys9 TIE bs
hsvs been trying 10 retire their ciIeusi,n There bs.
large increase In individual deposits add about ora
has been aided TO the discount Inca The specie slress a.
80 ~ cent OF the circulation "
We append an abstract of the statements Of the
Massachusetts, banks, showing their condition on the
last Saturday of October, 1862, ~ compared with
the preceding year:
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To.d... e29424J.se0 23LSg3 227 5Oaa2 9l6 2OGi5.47
Last week... 295o4sff8 23O,35 sol 50270G70 2.Sg,,l
La. rear... 233g0a14 IyI.I57oJI 4257i5g2 H. f:4,Sl
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uarnet.-olnrYrL1r KEron1Eoyor rurE. Y. InIsr-r

Canada sold to-day In Boston largely a. Ls7i9aOO I
share
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Loans. Deposits. Specie. Creu'D
NY Feb IA. i7e p5 5s2 1911 ESQ 80 ft6 100 7a
Boston, Feb lG 784Jl.l46 34G3,I96 1874 10 80a "a
Philas Feb TO- 3T7lOs3i % 5Jg0iS s2l,3i7 $685. 10;
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saotiaa GuIiGe bun5A9etyaAt weySW ia
cas- Osrt6t nstrere Gage befdra t8ea. a.
Court Of GpmmUm pleas. - Sa
Nppsaationa lsd6h res So9eeb 6lentp 8e0en
Ntt6aet 9lYaWlparbs BAG frabeye urt9ail un,-
setcBen. Fs@
) @n's Grawfprb tlaete Ssssn 81. 99lanp
auf BsSnttune BON sret Vo0tsla0lnaen talt.
wsIde &lGeer benz 8tfla9ten Na@ 9tortGealt
In Gecit County e%eliefert Bate. Die @a@f
it nod niht teenpiet.-
CITY GtrcM tt 6 on rt.- On8 Sc
ri@t mar Sen ganBSn Gcrtnitta9 NIT Ban Ser
6~anplnneen soa 8vbinlOa 9eBsn @9itwan
anssFenten 8lase BtEAaftt9t. / s0F
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

t3 Ballif1fre, ben 20, Tebr. 1868.
Ole Npimela ,mtett Der SfererSatfr pir6 ouf . c II. Gsct.
er SrbeunanSs 40 auiuertIIH ger1aGt: I'll n b fet be-
IhtDlieM unb Bercrbnet, hab Der Solicitor lei unb lit
bIerntit a II E wie E y, rdtreno Der erten 10 rage ie8 GPp.
mats 8sbruar (apSleestnt barG SreSialteIGtuB fir tiele8
Sabr uur hts Snli 10. Sharp OreiniaI nr in sWci tdslihta
3titnnQetl (ipooSa eire In hentfhSr 6 pra@s se5rudt istn lou),
cine 2t1te cher u~nbe3atltenf tShffanbiaeH SteaerR isines I'm.
tsS ~ tubli;tren" u. + 10. Hi t.s HaH aa
@S ptr6 hebbaIb &a6rt&t ge9eben. ta6 Id
In lebereinliImnlgG nit tem SSt3en btiagte %ttdrntnla0ans
aa III eem @aittncre @lipttr !nc Baltimore sSeder chi ct
fen Ga0 te5 Hiorats wtarJ,3 Oeer tarS na&be ju ~psrSHfntI.
den bc0tnnen perte. sl Il. as t.8 IU n s
Ggr !3Wet ei.itr ,8efan' tlaoAun9 ia, be Tar,abItr tcr
ben &nletaeRfoteA gu itiibat, wsebaiob bic Saumtgla bic GUib-
t~raiht8teit teg Baslune ttrer S'rasTn vcr bent |. DiGrs Ertt
stnieber Wsrpen. m r...
~ aug MR. %rice,
SOtOO He Eaa, City, Grlettor.
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]tgff0tt Gtahtr0fn.

,8better 3pe ta.r Die Nnforosrits7
9en Der s, S. 8ul & SuiUe trurbea htspef
taufserulen nu6 9enebmi9t. Oss8leiGen bie
Jorberungen BON D9. DAMON. Gin Gatraa
Gem Sen. Wc&lellan Die @~Gffreuncldaf aft Der
Stabt ansubtsten, Unrbe ln9snpmmem.
Der Gptnitebsrtd)t In 8streH Der 8erbefsrz
uu9en Der 6arfotp 8cdb tparpe ebenfalS ar'
.eenpmmen. IL lsjt..4 10 .aal94a
0etbsgouts.- @p(o wurbe 0elsra
1877 = 1859 pgt. Bramtum TSsrtauft. Ser.
@taaten Demand -9iotau 1865 p@t. aaan 4a
agA Die Si9el Union Qsasue Seriamnte(t
FA beute, loipie jtpen 6reitas Ntenb I'm So
fale bfS 6rn. Sobn Sdwarg, Gds gpablr.
uno Canton Wpenus. IS,
~ 9as ssodbenblatt Oss rgaItiH,Ore 2ssdsr" sr-
lbetnt ieben Sreitag DsttaJ. iH aiHs4i 'ftE T
@S entbaIt IS brsite SpaTten 2eftR0ff, intt
ba8 Soruat lit beSeutenb grSber eIS oct ti8lt&e a5sdet.
SHBalt:
Ia6r;dtea unb tsIeerep6iiGs 2spei6ca aus aaea 8bsilel
beB 2an6eS.
Gprre5ppnoen5eh aus ben SelbTaaar1t.
GbttSrteIIe @rtitel iber bic pihtiae1 Eaae8fraaer
unb has @saene aus gBaIbiuston u,tb Sen departments be-
Resisrans. @ebid,tt, WGnnisfattises, 2answirtB
td,aftIiobe8 &c. iopie aif cine leberidt Ger eurpp al.
70 en- @eui9tsttsn wel9s bis SIR StrHts bsr qubIita
ton sialauien.
pesft Sir gerIenSuns G 5 Gents in Der Office gu babca.
ca Rad OeutTdIans ~perIenben nit einscIre Greufla,
gu stS. ~pcrtctrei) an irseno cine anreTe. Hnfi7d7
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Ncuc NnaeI0eu.
SfuEnrSsrr,uo..

wa FTVAUNAWIB's
SER Gba1IcS 9. Niler, r.iGen to suni Ieben NlaIe ii
o.. +, nitrre MIR gtese Srenee u,aben, wenn sr mir lsint
gbielTe iiteTItifsm wIrSe. +
1Ae] Stampub Seraber8
Sc Gr. 40 @ittItrabe, 9tefc- g)erfs
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GtaSt,0pmmiGartatS-O fFce.

Baltimore, len 20. Scbr. 1863.
Da Der 8oarb ser Gtntt- Genmifdre i6rtftIt9e @eIude a
bGlten Bat cen ben 8slben bsS 8r6ften &bsils les @runE
~!tsentlams an Jrpnttro be. sra seno an aiaiOn IGep. Snt-
lden sanpa's. unS Nc Dt0tsnitr. gu 9~FosHtrrn sinfantn ub
slaGridt eeatben. bab Der 8rarb I'D in leinet CiIIcs, Git
9al. am Mittpod, zen A. Midrs, BoyaItta9S II 1br, Sers
lanaIsit, I'M be(aote @iiade III Grmas,n9 sI 5eten.
SIN ANttrag
tGfHFW ra4 @m g. &roWIebt
T;tre0. 7nI Glerf Der eitp Gpmtmi6ire
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GaGri6t tirS hermit %seseter. bab Der lIncracidsnsie bon,
0aiienseri6te Get Stabt Baltimore &Danatt aur Serral-
una beS Na9Iales be8 aGbier teritprbeasn W / I b 6 I IN
6 d. ir m am Il. sSaauar 1868 erbUften bat. Ale tisisni-
gen, WeIde SOrs ertnsen an Sieisn Naalab babsn, wer0en bter-
nit aufaeIor6ert, Iel6e nebi BEN n6tbi9en 8ce8en an pber
Dor bem II. sssu1t 1868 einsureiben uub aeltsnc sn me-
den, cSer sn ee~mdrtieen, baB fe ibrsr anprime an bisenh
NaGIa1fe 9eIebliG fir rerluii9 erfl lrt Utrbtn. IGe Sic 2a9"
IAnaen an bteleR gadlaB ;u MAIDEN baben, psrhen bier
NIT auloelOrbert, ipl@e unserSi9tid an ben llntcrNeseibiteten
GDnra6 ed ID NJ
St6r Of 4Np 1ntIw Mknilflri ltnr.
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gu allen Seati9eu,

Gilt III bsm rtaiem TIase
NU. 40 gGet 8altinlpreGrGBe,
100 Sbr bic bsltea unb ~biuisftsn Rleiter taufen '6nH'.
ROo27- et1 Ht
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N"RIRatapYNrnBF.
9a&rt6t. SausteGser nab @rnntsiseatbaner MeId4
fir baS @lSFaen bon 1elearaptfrabe bpn Der Ytnniplrania
Mpcnue bts 9icbfrG6e oleet fino, fperbsn tiermtt beraGrif.
ttat, baB tvenn 6s oarauf faltenle &iednsnt ntht an Ober
bpr rem rs. HR1rS 1865 rcsablt nirb, eS meine 9fliGt lit, ete
tetrffIenbeu s. uHbtIfe sun, @e,fauI a~nsuseiesn. 8otsi 8c=
tie ltlfe nctten Eb Roleu unb lnauusbruit1seits ten sylpatRn,
usra Te lDiOrt 8a9tuu9 lstfen.
Ssebr26jot-6M[ ##uH WtfE G.tS. G~DtleStrr
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Nn BE Gdneiber.

grir taess zine quite &usrabI BON @i6dtn Baartn ictet
Sprte uuS 81 ~bIai8eren Gyeiea. es fe nuosrsuc setduttptr-
tfu tSnnen, SIR f5nitt BET uhS bas Yattert pher Set bef
gGrS tauten, 70 otl ale Sbr wUl!.
Smitt, Bro. & q o.,
Ssn27- Rp. 40 YBet 8altlnorthrebe
ss- Reinnlt mad Miarmur 4,an Glutbins 43onis
anb fault Cure 1Iftber, no SGr bic srSEte Auspabf Spn 9cr-
rem un6 Rnatentletbtr finbet. u
Rpo27- RO.4o " 8aGttmsreEr.
Sotnmt unb iebt un6 mir weIben Sud gut tssiencn In
Gmith. Bro. & sos Rleiber- MagaStn.
Npc27- u o. A o. Q8. @dIttm prefr.
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GUnptrOnerS Office.
-aarat rst BAIT Cre, 10. San. 1858.
gNeTtAbpQe 6arm III Derfonfen.

Die ietr ~tpertbopre Sarn an Der YbIaSeIsta gaooh, unae
Idbr 8 Wtelen pDa ter e taet,i IL gu psriau'en; fe entb1lt 1i3H
Sihtcr sea, sSa n g lSS inb aUSS. ginsfsIr. sSrs nabs
Qoae sur Statt uaGt fe iebr nfribSpa as @litnrrfarn,
go m eS gemthf@t nitro, tann 1e In bret Sarnieu einae' beIt
pereen. Die Gebdnli@ieten btaeben In esaenl ontttt g8cbn-
aue unb 9intsr8ebauo n. RsbirgInBet tperteh rn6Ba &C.
lieut.. Sr9ene nIbere Nustunft Wtrb an GpI9e, be baa
@anSe Deer eintu SbCl Der Satu tauf;n mpaen IN ctssr 81
flee ertbsilt. re HiiI 4Al mus
Ia na4f... af- San. @aetu.bbtn
Sa22. 3niIr,4tp m at aaH4ue . @cntrcueur.
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GOurtberbanOIun0en

grtminalbOf,- Der Sal BON Mas
~ Born9 9s9en ben WapOr unO @tabtratt
Der Gtabt Baltimore fam Dor. Gr betrift
cas- M%iitet8snttuln an mebrersn wert6pOlen,
am Gafen Der Stabt eeleeenen @runbRiden.
Gr l&rebt lhun felt gem Sabren tOr @eridt,
-sa-------i- aAss..i AsIt ,tnh tnirh hn fr Any
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sSaibin9tou, 8. G..
OrORe O0ir
-sti lWt beSoaua @ g
GclDatenellnterltiibungS Sserein8.

Gtefe Sair ptrb nddIfen GGpntaa, ben %. Stbruar, ateubs
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

MARTYRDoA IN BoRNEO.-The Rhenish Mis-
siOnary Society established mission some years
since on the Island of Borneo. The particulars
OF the sad fate of seven of the missionaries bv
the hands OF the natives have lately been re-
ceived. The heather population, stirred up by
the fanaticism of the Mahomedans, like that
causing the massacre in Syria, rose against the
missionaries. We copy the following account
from an English publication:
Wigsnd, Kind and Rott, with their wives,
we're at their house in TaDggohan Mr.. Rott
rose at the dawn of day to go out. No sooner
had he opened the door than a spear was thrust
into his left breast. He started back into the
room, where bis wife caught him bleeding in her
arms wo hundred armed people surrounded
the house. The brethren came out and addressed
the band. 1t was in vain. g 1t is true" cried
some OF the mob, "you never did US any harm,
but our Rajah has ordered US to kill you and We
must obey" The brethren then asked safe re
treat, agreeing to leave their property behind.
This was apparently granted. They proceeded
toward the river to step into their boat Ii was
pushed Off Poisoned arrows were then shot at
them. No choice was left. They all plunged
into the water, which, colored with their blood,
soon closed over them. They died without a
cry or groan. Mrs. ROtt and her child were
the only ones that were rescued. One of the
murderers pulled her with the child in her arms,
out of the water.
The zeal of the Rhenish brethren has not been
dsmped by this disaster. Bold and faithful men
are about to occupy the same dangerous ground
again, believing that the blood of the II srtyrs
call them to their heroic and self denying work
and that they are bound, at all hazards, to
preach the Gospel to these benghted and crue
men.-BOStoR TrdreIer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

UNPUNcTUAL PEOPLE.-What bores they are
what havoc they make with the precious mo
ments OF orderly, systematic men of business
A person who is faithless to his appointments
may not intend to swindle people. but be does.
To those who know how to turn time to advan
tage, every hour has an apprecisble pecuniary
value; minutes, even, are worth so much
apiece He Who robs you OF them, might just
as well take so much money from your purse.
The act is petty larceny or grand larceny, ac-
cording TO the amount of time be compels YOU
to waste, and the value Of it, fair appraisal, to
yourself or your family. The only capital of a
large portion of the community is time. Their
compensation is measured by the clock. The
moments of which promise-brea cheat them,
may represent in fact the necessaries of life, and
the loss of al hour may involve the privation of
loaf, or joint, or some other article urgently
needed at home. Nobody places any confidence
in persons who are habitually behind time.
They scarcely succeed in any enterprise. There
fore, for your oirn sake, as well as for the sake
OF others-be punctual