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,nvEsDAY, NOV. 10, 1858.

We hsve n0'nDI or from East Tennessee, or from
from Gen. 0'' Gen. Meade with q large force is
Charleston +. making his way to the lower forls OF
thought 10 " The Federsls are stiR firing on Fort
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Official Vote OF Orange Coasty.. -
The following is the vote Of Orange By precincts
for member of Congress 80
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The Confederate DEBr.-A writer in the Colum-
ba South Carolinian, whose article is copied into
the Richmond Sentinel, sums up the Confederate
debt as follows:
Present debt, as last reported $o40,OOO,000
Say will be required by the LIST
And by 1st july, 1864, 40O, o0O, 900
$1,000, 100000
Deduct from this sum the amount
ISL ' saw. Jaws 10000, 900
s-..# 1880, 000, 900
The amount now funded, 3s7, OO0, 900
$l,1ls,ooe, 900
One billion one hundred and thirteen millions Of
dollarsll When and how will this debt be paid
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DoPULAR PRETTY MCsIc.-RECENrL,

noPULAR PRETTY MCsIc.-RECENrLN
reprinted in the Confederate States
Junata-by Hon. Mrs. Norton. 80 = 4-i:.4
sParthenja to lngomanl-by Foster ~ ~
Castles in the Air-{Scotch.) 7sz Is. ,,sv4 ~lH
Her bright : smile mile haunt. me sll-Wrisston:
Let me kiss him for his Mother, Or 7rsr
5 Rock Ne 70 Sleep Mo,her., . - & ~
Yellow Rose Of TexAs--J. Z. g;z;. Tell szg 49,.
Alb, have sighed to rest me-Yerdi. =, ID; -
1 see her still in my Dreams Foster. -,
Come Dearest, ihe Daylight Is Gone-RR.
( Come where Ny Love lies Dreaming -fostsr.
Officers Faaeral-Mrs Norton. = 'H.'-'s' ~
Lula is Gone-Foster. :
Switzers FsreweA- Mengss.
Thsn You'll Renamber Me--Bsika ~ = -57,..B'.:
when the Swallows hone ONE diyrIht 4. - r..
Annie Laurie -BfsnksrhoR :. :. " #
Ben Bolt-N. Kneas. - lt-.p..-1+ 7:a-
Bird Of Bs.aty-M u B. sco4s.s.z! 49, zaf:s,
Bonnie Eleoseg. r; Thomas. "a "a ;.s.Sgsl-
Cottage by the Seal. r. Thomas. -,
<Dexrest Spot of Earth to me is Homs-R'R. Uav1y,s
D. they miss Ne st Home-a e Efsnnis
Ever Of Thee-Foley HAIL 8 -. - i.
: How can leave thse-Cramer. .zv.
I'd bea Star-C. H. Gerker. - :, b.
I'D Choose to be Daisy-E Buckley. : 49, :: .
6 Mary of Argyle-Nelson. @sA Hss .s,tT - 81
Rock beside the Seal G. C. Cont ssss j.. -t'..-xsga
What is Home without . Aoihsr- kiias. hawthorne.
-. - ,-.t.A 49, Y. = POABRoY's.
RoOKs 1.-THE AID DE cAMp..A Ro-
nance Of DE War. ~ James Q. MeeAbe PrissVa.
Fautine. Cosette. MSrius. No Name. Great Expsuta,
ton. Strange Story, at \ ~ s5-.4 = POhEROY1
o0K OUT FOR THE SOUTHERN IL
Every lady should haze copy The --latest Psrsjanfsa-
ions Also. an aim liable Ikeusss Of Gen Jas. IL Lsse
Win 10 ready for delivery q Psnsssys ASsa.I issh;
: Nov. Ia, 1851 r,Teass -, 9 - = sSsJsS
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VIlO THE MEMBERS or THE NEXT LEG.
Il iSLATuRE;-Tep, % H4sYn Nsuhers ef. TIE neat
Legsstare can b accommodated siih Eoed Board "a
comfortable rooins BY making Ssriy aopcatiJ % s IN
dsrsigaed, q the rsdencs ha 5oSn Hatckb nSq
]. G. RE0Hktan
Z, Raleigh, Now - 1851. : A.. N-.wkswkt.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
pusssugsrs Arrived

\. Ges-..tg C,fns. yros, IisoJqot-Mr. ~ r. T. Kerr
VI Arf~fa sna aiy h.. Rsrnst, Madam fnshon, child
.nA maid .ev.nt hf A. Msldi Mr Michel, Mr. n-.ott
a h. 4. fvlng 4. usfabsrt. u o. Nal, Mf. Otauhelurf,
Huti. J.n,ns liy sud child M,.s Jenkins Nh. yon~.,
Ilf r.uy ". D. Holmes AMI ady, T. ofn4ss Ns' tohn ?
Ar ,.rrf Nr Mlii rton snd lady H. Ss'sri,, Me J. !:
oyi infant nufs J. st- sni l4dy, b. n sde ard
sdy A4 B.sos aId laIy, - Aertln. }. Nslsiu H. {.
WIFE snI .ou Ns DIinnel snt daugf'rr trpt w III hfh
bsrn- sna .iy Nj Au.ln L.sile. l. 4. Downs Nj ora
t,d Il Maj J. llvlL, D Il. hlcol. d. Low, A. Nei, IL
" a.s-fusn kirssu. We.us hiy Children snd nurse.
h Os., snd servant sf Oisnen }. h. WATSON, g W Nor
nstiy IsI, AID child H. Rope, Mr. Rorss aud = 81
nsf ainin snd lady ~ ~. ps,is, 81 C. Campbell NJ N.i
tor Mia Ersisy osp, Cos-Ty hfs- Orn-l ana servant,
uit.sy H. b~d0fi and lady Mr Jeuhn, snd servant,
nr Hi.r i~eu T. B.no~ h. Finch, n k.i. Rev Il. Nj
b.f.. ady s14 obid Ms. Wight H. b. AsctLcin p ;.
F.bae nis Raihboa ard servant a. NAao, hita Lloyd and
nurse. Total, u, pas'enfes ,
IL .islmo hlalS5ns Jre~ hli,a icdG-tol. l. taI Nh
s.w Hampshire ko tapL G. n. Roye. llh hsw-l a
Vol. Capt, h. Love Indiana bsiiey A. McLynn A. q.
syms,isI L. >. ~ L. Il. bardbfo~c, j. A. Woodbury. and
d. 81. II. BahouL
IL .feiarr Tnos T. Sro, (,o- NV. Orifars-Leu'. Col
q. II. Whsillcsy, Lieut. ". ". Le.,itt, u. ; y, , a
y snofion do PsymAs'rr. A. fsncolt do Lieut > a.
BROOK. Lieut., w J. Bugrs taIt G. H. Paul, Lcu'. =. =
srp~n,,r Lieut. u. y. ard. Lieut.. w H. AolEoc. Lieut.
la lfEbs -
Mr. Chafy lady and children. J. haibrf, lady and ch
drcn w Hall lady and ohud M'. ffnF, aud daughter,
N Coh-n u T. Blrhof J. B L~nion. Mad Leconr, A.
fedlne H. frngs L. tIngs Lrr, thng' ,. BouTsoi.o l..
do Beuet N do Paestad lady chdfcu aud .ei int IT,
ILsddous and lady Il Lahl o.ns.on h.ncf, bsne. ~
H. Lui1e. G. Chsalounc, lady nd child. r. LA.e' 4 IIih
Gina ard W In Tho ssssrise.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

scnss with City Of Baltimore and two
hours later with bound east supposed the Hamburg
Brig Hedey Vicar, tof Ms,lond NJ 81, Re'.c ngan, c.
b. 10 days coal to T.. j. 4 4. A. Dewolf
Schr Staten Islander, Palmer, New'ilaven, nolasscs to
sehr Wondsr Creighton Of and from Philadephia days
coal to master. o,,a.
schr Emma Fur5isb FLANDERS. Rockiand, lime.
schr. A. Pancost O. Wheaton Smith Waroham In bal
schr. ?. C. Browu - Harwich; in ballast
Schr Cone. Lestcr Perry, Nov bediord:
Schr CsnIe NJ Rich, Kelsey bah"r'' ~ D. my" '''
sa%r Jane, English enirck Providence, for Elizabeth
port. p ,,.,h,.,..a 7 5.v, 6.b
scbr s. C. Denni.on Baker New -iiedoFd in bsll"-
schr. yolan,, Noomb. sipPcan, wood, Cab
sehI KeIGo hppafF ksy ecs H
Sch Anna Gaiccr Gardner Eisabethpori for Boston
schr Stephen Waterman, Chase; w-i'ediord oil.
Sooo southpori Gladdng Newaven nolasses to master
u steam transport Tso' A. scat 1hfS, to
r. q IN NJ Fiis part Of passage sh, f. winds. latter part
strong breezes from y to NJ r. ly,h INST, ~ nc' D. '" VI
steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philedelphu, mdse ac to J..
Steamer Mayaower Robinson Philadelphia, mdso &c to
Steamer Frank Tlorpshre, Philadelphia md'e' &c. ''t
seiner Sc Sarah, JOno. Philadelphia mdse, &c. to LOp'r
steamer b. Uucy, Philip. Phiadepha rnd'e te, to J.
Steamer All sn,ic tU s. tanspor,) Edlcdse Alo1andr. "a
hours. TO U. s. Quaitermuter.
WlND-Sun'ct. ). s. h.
Ship Courier (U. 81 from keworean' hArs Cereal bf'
Of Sunderland Me. Donald from Beilv, July %.
sailed.
Steamships Scotia (Br.), LyeIpooi; Ocean oGeon' A'p'
2si-Bui. Ocean Home. Ausus,s Mortezuma and Mary
Bd.. John Elizabeth Ar,,eriis Uland j. Titus EIcei
sior Por,a, and many schooners
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

are true and this certificate must be eouDtersned BY The
Colonel other commanding officer Of the regiment o. sss
organization 80
W. The moneys authorized by the ordinance TO be paid
subuies above will be pad 10 such Substitutes rcspect
ive!y their duly authorized at the oco oi'bs Comp
troer such ohcr place PAGES be Lsy designate i'm
edaely upon their furnishing him with satisfactory csideDc.
o, their acceptance and actasi muster tins seryice
~. Blank forms OF spp alton for Tsciurdc tue orinsrcs
NAV be- obtained either te Office the Clerk o. tc board
of Surer,isors City Hail. or at tie Committee Rooms Noa
GEOHGR OpDVlF Mayor,
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, C0mplfolsx
ELIJAH +. PURDy, Supervisor.
ORfsON BLUnT. Supervisor,
WILLIAM ~. TWEED. Snlsrisor
WILLIAM T. STEWART. supervisor
oyo r. TronP.os cIerks. 1'H''"'''e-
CoPS.LiUs CcEsOs
NV York Sent. 2. w
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or nEw-YoRK.........sgrr u
Cleared.

Hhps-Ocesn Queen. Wilson A'pinvsili p Euctley M
rent baltimore, Orient Ill., Liverpool. sponoId, Iiesion
Co
BHhs-D. G. murray Johnston, NewOh.sn.; n H. Bhg'
ham OIsiina Finshsni Valencia, Moon Henry, Aun q
Alice tBr) Hatfield ST. Micael, TupPol braeI trusoc
tBr briggs Valparaiso end ,adefon fahbn ,hsuHeey
Jason fSoTw D. Nelson, Cs,t.. Holmboc bseher.
Bh.s-B. L. Swan, Rice. pemafna. ID. Itowbridsei III.
HsveIock lBr.l, Smi.h ~. Martins Whitney 90
Agile (BL) Smith, Aur Cayes j. y. Whitney Co Ocean
Belle (ir) fottengIi ST. Johns =. H., Brett. Son Co
u. oilesp!e tBrl. CIsner II. Johns. r. d. pevolfi
Black Hawk tBr) Mcleod ~. Johns. r. Tynos Smith
seLooner-Equs ksloeh Danvs,s, J. V. iia.innd Ange
iiuo Ili1 ktunchunk v ayandi Bengal. liI boston.
W. g. Brown Col j. l.. Snow Aehom. Providence. W. y.
bfovns Col Yorktown. hicScrson, HaI. J. Il. 0asrr,
Electric tBrl Newman Barbado-s, u. }. knoI Co.
VIM H. ku'rn. Spregue. Washington Van Brunt Ssght
Belle (BrD Wood. Antigua &. J. knoI Co Robin. Hop.
klns. New BrdiorJ, Ferguson Wood Daniel Holmes
Holmes Washington, Van Brunt Slght; May C. Town.
FoI Washington Nan HTunt slaght, Banner lbLl Evans,
81. Johns, N. B r. Nosiusa Son kuslng Geer, New.
Haven II. y Racket SOM Golden Gate Weeks foston.
J. '. iiayiundj Jacob Raymond. Mcdaniel WaAhington.
bcstty, Smith Go.
hioOp-O. Ames Coleman, Taunton. Mass.
stoainers-Joscphin. Thompsop Cudh, Baltimore, Win
Ds1cl Potomac Sherwood. Portland H. b Iron,wcIa Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
BORT t)aroens' Noiite.
OF NV YoRy,

erArv OF Eyw-YoRy,
PopT-WAsDESs OTsIck, NO. lOs W alSt
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
,econt Of the pased April - 1854 epiisd Al Act to
the Wardens Occ Of the Po oi New sis 70
ali rsrsoy, Interested in having charge o. the subject
matter OF such inquiry eIamnaon or survey hS, INC o.'
vessel. are now under eIanl alton hy the Port"v
s.r. and th,t tie said survey, EXAMINATIONS vii be com
c,ed within days neit succeeding s notice on board
said vessels =. ,,,, NJ,
Shlv Jeremiah 1hompson. ~ ass
ship 20 ~
BAH
bsrt Return - ''
hIig
Brig Louise.
Big No ~ a1s I'tr
schooOnsr hate Brigham No. ~ ' ''i''f
G. H. BRAAHALL, fresideHL
J Arcs VypEfw,s Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
The ~ q. Piooyane gives the following est
Tnate of the Southern NAeat cropi
/ Iustsis 1GcI.
TO'nl..............tl ylt,tJ| tJlbJl,t'
The London Tunes Of tic Ilth inst. says:

~ the Pant to-day the discount demand vrs of syef,ge
extent continues be lb.ofbod gsutua dssfsc
throughout the county snd thc Bank r.iufn made at
evening attoug there upon balance duinr The ~eek Al
lnnur Of foreigs god shove isllfg Oh Il lis,'Ji
There lts been Of nh'n..s In al H." nties 70
6y tn1 the Tnh funds have co-ed a, furbef decline o
eighth while foreign sscuc, th~ average fesfuou hA,
sgs equal ~ hs Per cent. ton,os for money opened
., Gl0 ard the fnai bargain, sJl 4J4 ior n'Ley
srd -. 15l iOI The StI Of October
u the nrrkc for foreign securities, nearly all The nosl
speculative descriptions have e1perenced i oi hall per
cent. The Couicdsrsir loen Trr ans - JVo| dis.
Ihe applications f0r discount a. tho Bank. to-day were
rather nun.rous snd In tho open nafsI tho demand was
| active.
About $1,000 in gold W., tshen % ,he Psnb todsy.
The continental clcL4Es's thus r,.IIoou bfn at the
| rates Ci esi a. dry.
rnony retrn ~ tho Bank Of France sbowf recovery
Ia The bullion Oi t.&p,VD -
in foreign securities there has been rally OF about ORR
cent. Tie Confederate Loan remains at ~ difcount
With reference TO the market for American
securities the circular Of Mr. T. L. Satterhwaite con.
;ains the followingi
The market ia London for American fecvies has been
y.Yy buoyan, during the past week On the receipt u higher
New YORK Irces rapidly alvanced which
toush frNsrJ large sellers An The STOCK Offering bowtNeI,
va, sean token export We haze to record on Improve
men, IN Nei orb Cenirs Share. Of and Illinois W. fHo'
feain ffm t former questions Atlantic and oeat Wehff
Pennvvnna Bonds s inquired loI and hsso touched
49, cosLs z with Oh ~ saId tendeDcy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
n. Y. Whois,nIe Prices Of Coun'r, Produce
boz Inl VI ,sp,e wrDss.DAI ~. il =

fOh IHh nrfA MIDI" ~ s'l -
ikeporsd -rTfsssly fof ana \. !. IAbraH
fippft u rIolne. in otf g. fafe ,he hs est rsiifi
prices of ths eonssnsns shou!d Iced ue following IN
siIucil0As.
Msis u. con.ru,e', rsirly ard nsai, cron eseh
sVIcd tore lr m nsne ~ Pf.'..e
ulrft aid si.o til- cont'ii. = tLr isralse. .
d. cor. tet tic ac, good ofisr whsn rut in'o The
psesfe AID that sy gu W thai they cannot bio-a OF
.poii u The
sAlIuicrt oi Focds.
rcputson cT accuracy of count woigi sfs lo h'efy
ysluab. ia,r rsks onIy dcfed brand and male pgf-
chas~ csr0u. in future Ia tL. OF . sppor
IL well for shiyIeT 10 have Uniform nnf Tor his Tahs
In ofdrf that buyer should 10 pesscd With one pui'
chase BE- would tnow how 10 md another.
heAtnsss aud cleaihu,,. are Indispensable.
Tie following r b, salo connsi0n prces fot boIs
lde tslcs of good articles. IN food orders
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
rived.

feam,hP China, Anderson Liverpool 18th, aud Queens
town 18th. at ?. M, nd-o. to r. Cunard.
Steamship Celia thHt) Smith, London Sept l. and Havre
9Th md,o and pass 10 How and and Aspnws iyth inst
ln % lon c. passed steamer bound H. supposed tho City
Of London
Ship Oweec. Norton. Bristol "a days. mdsr 70 sturrrs,
CIo,nnan 20. Hth inst, ats m., isi ~ TO- lou IL W
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
vtee,fpfs Of Produce.

esrr r.. ~ bhl, Flonr t3J bbs. Whl.iy 80 bbis.
Gem Neal "a. Do tl"u tg.h Corn Ji.5 buth na's
tg tts. rgo,ans q pa. Atlss ~ Iks' Lard lsJ fAss
P.,.o.su.4 ps.. bltisG
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
O0Ica % ras cossI.saEI G Es. o. Pt.os.a

WssHiSGroS y. g., >~p. H. l,3. !
By Direction OF the secretary OF War. ~ oHe."
..I "a ,,ol rnrn now parole who aye gb~n; IRON tso
,ro. 10 which they belong whohcr with who9,
VII nriea.ely report flr exchange & said enfs
VIZ. 1ho.s bc,nxng Res gucr,s serving Z the pepA'ineH
fs ard OF he south the Amy Of tn Potomac At ~
Eish:e~rh Army Cofps Camp Parole near Ann'goS aa'
o. :. tho Con- .lesceui Camp uesr Aet.Tiiii. Va.
Those bloaxirsto Rernen,s ssrvinS IN the Dersrmenu
o. e., y.rgin4 Of Ohio 1El ol the t.faJcraid
Camp Chs'o ard those tcloagns % Regiments Ia ne
!, b-.tou Barracks nsAs St Loa-,.
pt5ses,rd ol tn. notice vii De treated az d',rrtioa
". uOs sEA.AS, CO.. ID irflntry
Com. Gsr- Of frisonera
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Sent. q. latJ

AsHFs-The rnsrse, {. steady with limited usnssotions al
pa 81 I2i for Pots ard 9B o. for f.sTs -
COfTON bout n rec weeks sgo nm order from Den.
Fsns being mis- on.ged the market boclno very veal and
f of Yspdy touching Gle for Mddngs. bat natter snbse
quen'y becoming explained reaction took place tnd pce.
gradually worked tbeI way upwsId Tbs reported d'rn o
otecra III. advance In Ood and Exchange nnd sgt IN
provement In European tTLets, again n pt" to pr
and yesterday and to-day rood tt hiddhsH have ,oo
Tic Tie inquiry a. the cosr poAss more 81 sI,cnH 'o
nstOre, nauuaciufeTs having pretty well ppied u'" ~
mediate wants. Tho tansocons todsy loot op sooo i'oo
bales.
COfFFE.Brshl remains very quiet end We have no sae'
10 eoye. Prices have recently advanced some"ht bt are
rather nominal the close ST. Douiny, continues Ia de-
rnaud and Is Inn. During the pat two dnys In rid
10 the shos afeSdy epoited by o bsgs have cn toh
bond on private terms Other knis mod,r'tciy soti'c
end note ,tle Of 900 bags Mnracaibo, a. JnJ2e.
tOAL-The inquiry Ia good for fOfeirh sud the supply
eh, sales Of 10 tnns Liverpool Gas Gazing 80 oa,h and III
Liverpool Camel On private terms Dono.c 10 In proving
and IL active at 81 ia 80 80 from ynrd
FLOUR AND MEAL-ILe market for Western md s,se
Flour quite rIo under limited ariya. and good ,nde 90
pnhd. New particularly Ia In light supply. md sparnsy Of
red and ssable st very ful Isies The .alc. Ia
eoo bbls. ., 81 vast "a" sno'si"e S,.s'. 81 o~a'"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
BUTTER.

The scss demand moth I'd In last weeks report has
tnucd unsthd end fJcslss hsyns advanced considerably
shippers have ~, JusliJ Ia paying advance of lc. N
State and Nos.n Of pTm. quality There 10 ohAnge IN
Stale pals but tubs better owing improvement In DUAL
iy Strictly choice Yellow etieB Butter and will
bring h, bcer than outside quotations. Last Liverpool
Gdcos report the market bore Of fresh American. and good
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
nlililarn Nctiees.


Ten Thousand Substitutes
WANTED.
$500 IS CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
HE LEAVES THE ROOM
Apply 70 II. Coan,y Substitute ind Relief Committee. ci
II and "a Duane ~, Supreme Cont Eoon.
up ssirA
HOURS FROM M To,PN
gy ordeT o. the Comri!itee.
GEORGE oPDIKE. nhyc-
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Conr.rols'
ELIJAH y. PURDY Supervisor.
oRlsos BLUNT Supervisor.
WILLIAM n STEWART. supcrviso-.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED. ssPcrl.x.
c'n'tifr' o'''0'' }c,.a.
Gao y. Tnoypsos>
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
HEAuersRrEss pKovo sr.hsRsHAL.
s.xru lr.rRr.r n2 .NN OF

No isS 6th-.v. nEw loRK sop,- ~. lss')
al Drafted Men belonging 20 a.. sirst sab D"Hos
Ninth WAfd o. ID. sixth C0u rssionAl Di'fc w1o.e 49,
iryr no d. b. Az Ard ,iuccaci upon. Who hye oess
he FOR service sli not since reported hereby noaef
REPORT THEMSELVES At tho Ec,tgaAIcr. oi ~, ~
Tiii'RSp,Y OF FRIDAY the 22d 23d s;h. =, !5tb a.t
Al such no, reporting within such lime VA " deemed ~
.erter. aud be proceeded against accordingly.
JAMES w. FkRg
Pfovo..MN,hal and Presieni q Board o.. lnrc'lneat
CHARLES 4. Ia MONT.
Me.lber - board ~ Enni, .ieut
JAMES ". POWELL.
su-reon q Board 0. FnrulH.es.-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

Attention Recruit..-A .rS more MN are w-,'ed
20 III to th- mariIlm uuubsr PscIy q levy ff-rIy.
nov orxnrn, b. attached 70 the 18th icsnsns ue1,y
Arsry y y 5. volS. s;ati,red Il foE. Lyoa' 100
~ .shnr0u D. C. The blshesi h5u ties rsid i,c - ne
f,rair, Of enlisted men tos flr'heF inliuaca cal Ne
Osce No IsT Chatham ST. o. the fous IN N.y La Ert
CALVIN SHAFFER Captain.
THOS. :. BARBER, llsu,rrsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
t.IIIIYH.

Thore hus heen rccssed sci in Cheese undcr tho rie
H. Oold md foreign Exchnngc and prices have d,nnc~d All
good lots have found puIcaofs arrival To day tho
crnrnt - have moderated. Holders Of choice state
dnihes ore asking high lJc. There s lille Ohio la
market would srli readily. Eush Dairy has been good
denbnd ssd higher the acs that made above
Iic hoycyo. fow although strictly fancy Nutmeg
ninu.,LY LLnn. MIR hhaNs onlsdr Iatc We anolr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

To..i since Jan l.sei ois ~ aic2 - 80 err '3'os
ThecIpor;s incluce CO s02 bis. Wheat Flour. 3rr
btl- Corn Meal. "a. .oel tuah Wheat, 80 bush oat'
% s9e bush. Com 9C7i pigs Candles, ara ton; Coal
100 bales Cotton. so bales Hay 3992 bb, Pork. y!
btls Beef 238 tcs. Pee, NOR pounds Cut Meats
81 2f9 pounds Butter 91s pounds Cheer. 80 GO
pounds Lard. 20 bhl.. Kico, 23f3 pounds TeLoT.
Coe bush Peas. go gals. Petroleum. 22so lid,
and l3O other pigs; Crude Tobecco ord 81 si2 pounds
manufactured 90.
The Ciiocgo Tribune Of Monday says: There
r en- ari,e demand for fsen lrchsnF. .rt fs"' are
close ,nd arm par bn,!ng snd prem ssns Ih'is 'fe
but few u any of tie tsnsrn rsylg Iorc than p,f-faao'
10 the coutIGIy. notwiiAsi..dlnE
The ACTIVITY rtodue ulrfei f,s esu'ef an intY's,ed
demand for currency ard hnsnrst - asy ws un-sus feJ
Disoounts STEADY ~ 10 pei ecEI
TIE ~ o. Picoyane gives tie following eS,i-
nate o. the Southern wheat crops
claimed hs the tgufes Official statement q ne
amounts fa,.d but j. tovu tAsi uuusu~ attention ht'
been rsii The The curston q the cereals
rather then the staples, tobacco and cotton prob, he
nat the rnneIcd not en ttes o. le iss'
cfCp yt,r Tho following are The hsgIe t' be NAeAi
crop loI lteJ I'D lGos IN the siaies rsn.tl. -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
tueo0ina Caros. &-r.

At j. H. JOHNSTON N cos, $50 Bowey.
~ cor. Rroome Wedding and iiiinr Gard, ENoEA'EO'
Fine wsscne', Jeuey and silver" a.. At 10" prices
At WM. EyERDELL's SONS, l0i Fulton.
~ .t-WEDDlNO CARDS Fine Stationery, Coored y.
ual SAmp.n' M3ao ,IAIls. Do5- anl Number Plates 40
Prcsscs, hls boOAs, Cheeks, Notes, L.o,s, &C. ts'
i,hci l8i3D
AT J. EVERDELLn, No. 3O2 Broadway.
~ WEDDING CARDS sni NOTE PAPERS Ia slo~scs
.gy.ss Aho. Seals and ,yrs Doorf fAics q iiy e:iassa
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (hslf price =
We.liny, A. Homo, aud Note Psrrrs, Ne, Buss C.e1
Bullioidi Pogtrats Nc, al hELLlS No 81 Fulton a., M
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

kNNt MEDICAL Bo.Kp No s5S BFooncs,.. Ne"-lot
The Army Medical Beard, convened igE TO { tp's::
Of examining cNnfidAc. f0r appointments Ai ou1.vcOS
tSsisTs y 4 SuRGFDS> - cc.orct troops noei fiS =
No 4 nruore-si Csndd,es Tor cxAnllsiln ~ r9s-"ss
10 present hssscyes between he hours OF m ana
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

Total profit months. siso.i7' o. sl'-.sol
The exports for the week hove been little
over three aud lnf million dollars The following VIII
chow tie exports exclusive Of spccio) fom New York
10 foreign ports ior the week ending Sept 2 Snd s!noe
Jan IL . ,ec,
pre,toe,, reper,.d siTisa53 ~ 70::ll 9tso7 u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

Who az wholly d-renio ioas
upon him for support
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
Washington, Nov. 10.


The Richmond Despatch of the 10th
has the following language respecting
Chattanooga and alleges that it is now
turned upon this as the central point Of
the confederacy and of war:
It is useless TO deny that the enemy
are about to make their supreme effort
for that field. They are consolidating
their greater strength, and the flower of
their armies are collected there, with the
best of their generals at its head. Its
numbers, equipments and munitions of
war are ofthe most colossal kind. The
stake at issue warrants the magnitude of
their efforts, for if they are defeated their
backbone of war is broken. All hope of
suhjugation of the south will be banished
forever, even from their own mad con-
suis. If they are successful the whole
south will be over run, and it may be
many years befere we can recover from
the consequences If such ansshour Of fear
full moment destines this generation, and
generations yet TO come may be involved
in this battle.
The rebels have one ironciad, two
steamers and . floating battery.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21

.z..s - Chicago 10 d IA gov. 10.
The steamer Ieonora from Mem 81 i
l6thfvia OF Cairo 18th arrived thin morn.
ing, with White river repoEts of guarril-
las swarning about ita mouth, The gum
boat stationed there Is expecting them
to attack party from the. gunbcat i'm
pursuit Of the band that burned Allan
Collier. as
The Argus has just received the Iistis
Rock National Democrat OF the 10th,
which had received dates from Washing
ton 10 the 18th ult. It IL published IN
Hempsted county, Ark, and which gives
many items Of interest," It saws kirby
Smith. as Lieut. Gen Commanding. issued
an address to the people of Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas ealing for . foffIa,!
ton OF command for local and honns de-
Tense. He says hy ~ vigorous and uni
ted efforts you can preserve yaur prop.
erty, you can secure Independents for
yourselves and childrena ell thas renders
life desirable. Eaadure while iongsr-.
victory and peace nauat GROWN your Of
"A large Union nesting held dihl Iftsle
Rock on the 7ths Spirited addresses
were delivered, after which d COMMITTEES
on constitution and by laws Tor the Or
ganization ofa permanent State Central
Union Club and reported upon d conati-
tuition and bylaws. which we're adopted.