davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-18

VAMES A.NELSON, OF Grfiot county. In
- ;he state of Michigan, viii tako notice thar
John ID. Nelson, Of the county uf Hancock
in tile State of Ohio, did. ON The "a day oI
September, \. D.. lSG2. Me his petition "a the
Court OF Common Pleas Within and fer the
county OF Hancock, la sad state of Ohio
against the said James 4. Nelson. defendant,
setting forth that ON the sth day of April, \.
ID. 1858, sad defendant made and delivered
ms four certain promisOry notes to one WI.
liam Nelson, thereby promising to paw 10
SAID WIN. Nelson, or order 500 on the sth day
oi April. A. d., 1859; S20O ON the sth day OF
April, A D., 1850 S2gc on the sth day Of ApriI
A. D., 1851, and s2e0 on the slh day OF ApriI.
4. A. l'62, with interest on each Thereof
rom date: also that SAID james A. Nelson
gave mortgage 10 sad William Nelson on
cert in lands In Hancock county and state oil
Ohio. described ts So muC Of the north paitI
nf the west half Of section number twenty.
one, III township tNu north, range eleven
east, AS was ass gued 10 Gccr-e ;. Fairchiidl
aud vile by the commissioners ON retitInuI
tor partition Of the real estate of john Chaf.
hh' dccoased, containing fCrty.tvO acres =,
more or less, To secure the pgymept of said
notes acc riding to the terms thereof, and th,tI
since the giving nj said notes and mortgage
me said William Nelson has transferred and
assigned SAID notes and mortgage To said
John u. Nelson, wAO IL now the owner there
rf. The prayer If SAID petition Is that said
James a. Nelson may pay said sum now claim.
ed 20 be due amounting TO the sum of $500
with interest thereon from tho sth day ut
April A. d., 1903, or that sad premises may
be SOLD to pay tho Same, and the said Jam 5
a. Nelson IS notified that no Is required to
tppcar anu answer SAID petition on or eiore
ihe third Saturday after tho ninth dav of Oc.
tUber, ~ d., 1858. JOHN d, NELSON.
By BEowE 4 RuIKtr.
sept. !. wv AttUl news tor plt'T
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-18
Treasury Department.
oFrlcE cF CoNrrRoLLvR ~ Tng CuvRsNoY, !
WASH NGrog, july 2ith. 1868. ,

OFFICE cF CoNrrHoLLyw ~ THg CrVRgNoY,
= WASH NGrrg, july 2ith, 1868.
U-HERGAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
wv ented tH the undersigned, It has been
mae to appear that the
FiRSi NATIONAL BANK OF FINDLAY,
In the County Of Hancock and State Of Ohin,
has been duly orl snzod under. and &c ord.
ing 10 the requirements OF The act cf Congress
entitled. .'An act 10 provide u Nation | Cur.
remcy, secured by n pledge of Uniied Statos
Stock, and to provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof, approved February 2'th,
1853, and has compiled with all the provisions
of said act required to he complied with, be.
fore commencing the business Of Binking
Now. therefore, !, HUGH MoUULLpCH,
Comptroller OF the Treasury, do hereby Ger
tiiy that the said First National Bank Of Find.
10Y. County OF Hancock aud state Of ohio. is
authorized tJ commence tho business OF Bank
ing under the act aforesaid.
In itstimony rhsrtof, witness my hand and
seal M Office, this, the 18th day VI July, 1853.
Currency Bureau,
Seal Of the HUGH MCHULl.0CH,
1 Comptroller Of the Comptroller Of the
Currency Currency.
I 1reasy Department.
S------,--
E.P. JONES, President.
CHAs. r. NiLEs. Cashier.
September 2m
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-18
DENTAL.
N otice to reacbers.

FINIE Board ~ School Examiners q; Hancock
county, Ohio, Will hold a session Ter EX
L animation uf Teachers n the Academy
budding. In findlay. on The 18th dav nr NJ
mber, sG2. and ON the nrst aud third sat.
urdtys Of each month thereafter, lill others
arc arranged, Examination to commence
At 10 u'clock n. M, or sooner IL possible.
All applicants nro required IT, present ri
from their last enplpyers.c
they have boen engaged Hs teachers; If no
thcn, from their last teachers, certifying
their moral character.
l.. TUSSING, CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

CHESS MATTERs.-The chess-playing season
opeus this month and from present appearances there
Is going to be lively times in chess circles IN this city this
Winter. On ,day last the annual meeting Of The
Psulsen Club Of this city took place. which occasion
the following officers elected TO preside over LIS
Affairs for tie ensuing season; President Eugene
Brenzingen; VcePresident DR.. Waterman; Secretary,
F. Hallcrbach; Treasurer Mr.. Wallach.
On Wednesday evening next Mr. Borch, tho noted
German bndfod player, will attempt the difficult men.
tel part Of playing ten games simultaneously without
seeing the mon or board. The games will be played at
the rooms OF the Paulscn Club No. ls6 Bowory. near
Stanton street. and this occasion all chess players
are invited 10 visit tie rooms Of the Club. The con.
testss against Mr. Borch viii be selected at the rooms
at p. M, from among those present
On Saturday last the following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Brooklyn Clubs President
T. Perrin; Vice President. Y. Mathews; Secretary.
Capt Raymond; Treasurer, G.. Baxter. Tournament
Committee: Mcssrs. Thompson, Raymond and Homer.
TIE Club tournament will commence next month at
their new rooms.
Matches are to take place this season between the
New York Brooklyn and Panscn Clubs, which bid fair
10 DO very interesting chess events.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

septe BE-, ~ the pspsr taken tom Ii, srd aid
Whe. ~as os; for want Of sufficient number Of votes -
follows. viz:
\ ii u.s'ive - Counci'rcn slndfori. Webster, Mo'ay
1t.
Native Cciui'r1er Toye' T'esv. Keenan,, Jones Rep
rrr. hottAiai, la,llfi. Cav, Nor a.. AussriilO.
Councilman WEBSTER moved IL zach vote 10 sscoasid
errd
Which csf led
Councilman HAYES moved that tie Board DO adjourn
Which carried
Nh-rrupon a. PRgsryvT d-clsrd 's.t The Board stood
adjourned until III Isday, l5ti ms, at ococi 2 IA.
JAS. ~ 3WEENI, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Corporation Notices.
OYFica OF THE srRrrr COMMISSIONER,



ITO CONTRACTORS.-PR IN
work with the Ct the bidder written thereon viii
be- received al this office until III o'clock g. H. IOEsDAl
October 70, ltOJ:
For regulating aud grading sxyseconi street. between
Ninth and Tenth avenues.
For regas and grading Seventy street, between
Eighth avenue and Roadway
Curb gutter ard tagging Eighty ninth street between Third
and flnh Evcruss
Curb gutter and Tagging SovcnyfouEt street. between
Second and Third sv, MUGS. -,
Curb gutter and tagging Sixteenth street nom Avenue to
EaH River
Frreslang grading. curb gter. and tagging seveniy
lrst street, from Egnih avenue 10 broadway .,
For f.gniue grading curb gutter and Tagging One Hund
and seventh street from Second 10 hrd sv nue..
For r-gu ,iirg, grading curb guiter and Tagging rnty
seventh street iroin seventh to Eighth avenue 49,. -,
For regulating gridns, curb gait'r aud hassns NY hh'h
street, from fust byenu. to hast River. .
For regulating grading, curb gutter aud hagsins One hund
and Twenty second street from Ihifd u fOnfh avenue
For regulating grading curb. gut cr and u.g.; oh"L9h'
red AID thirty second rom th 70 seventh avenue
FOR regulating grading. curb gutter and fassns FHy ih1h
street. from Third 10 Fourth avenue. - ~. -,
Forreguang ling. curb gutter, and hAses my Hl'1
street. flom Second o Third avenue.
Now house for Hose Company No. II.
New house for Hoe Company no. y.
New houss for Hose Company no II.
New hoas, for Engine Company 40. ~
Alterations AID stltoEs 20 house Of fn:ine tonpny
No. a. . -
Al.ra NJ and EDITIONS house Of Hose COMPANY No g.
Dredging .lip foot Of Ilifieih street. North hivef
Dredging ZIP between I4cs ~ aud n, north i4Nrf.
Dredging sly between pier. 4 snd q, North Nscr
blank 81 proposals. together with tho slrciAfi'cn
AID ssr-. b. Obtained IT this ohce-J-tod Sis
Dep. g;n.ni. Sew-i oss, Ogielef . } - ,
CHARLES o. CORNELL
Street ~ l444lssiCLfr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Gopartncrsbip Notice.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm Of JOHN TAY-
LDR SONS wss Dissolved tho 18th day Of Sep'.m-
bgr Ieo3 hy tie decese Of tobn Taylor All persons having
claims az ns the late firm will present tbs same al tho
Er.wsrv No 3J Broadway OF Arch ~. Albany, and
A. No "a Oroenwich. ST. New York sepeubel ~ iao
~ wv ~ JOSEPH Is. TAYLOR,
WIN. H. TAYLOR,
Surviving Members Of John Taylor Sons
>ctOpA RTNERSUIP.-The subscribers will
,h,, b. ,iue.s At the City Of Albany and at their
dspo,s 10 New and Boston under the nn name
and style Of JOHN TAYL0RS soNsC a.
II, 1865, WM IL TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Steamboats, a.l0 RAILROADS.

TOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
1 Rcf"rr.--A DAILY LINE o. STAGES. Carrying IN.
U. s ,-s At hson. Kansas for tcervile, tss VIA
Denver, treat slt Lake Virgins and Carson Cities, sorD~c
i.g by SIDE ir.s S,h @ Fixes Peak ( etfsdol bsnnocs
Upper NsotSi Reese River Wsshos aud HuLbolds mia'
Ing regions 49,
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
The route cd with comfortable Coaches Copcord
Covered spnI Wagons Every attention paid TO pssseo
gers.
suu,s heir seats when the coaches are not full
station. average - Nes sPaft and meals re furnished =
about 20 cents each. go -
The Atbn,.c and Pacific Telegraph folows the routs with
twenty I'VE pounds Of baggage allowed, extra eharp
viii De made on tie excess Surpus baggage can b cent "
sea via Panama . . , ,..
THROUGH FARE, A.cisoD 20 Plac-rviue oI@
FATE rom Plsceryieto San francisco. sI" r
No "a Broadway, N y, up starr. -
Tickets sold s the Office Of the Company, q New'ion -
| Atchs.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Go farmers an0 Others.

DELAWAEE GRApES.-Aler .omc years
~ Of .,punment the slb.cre have adors1 mode ~
aich the, can o4lrs gisYs - tas r-Sap, fflf "ih
abundant trous - The '-lo~ ms r'I. W rsi.s
let tiss-........s..t.. =. ~ = -.
I'd Cl..s.......... ...Si5 q Ia &lr q 90
The,e plants ali from eyes. sn- noAc .fc sfsie
CONCORD and Other of-?ss fl.uhff y the 80 or -
AdiIs. Pkh>JSs a %. flastiu. -. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
1868. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRtL RAILRoAD.
With is counseI,ess; iV,lnsr ,.,rr
THE SHORTEST AND 0Uiehnsr nUo rS,,.
Eaos N,v.YosK TO rss PsiScHsL WrsrskS WIN,
sssn srsa. run div from Ns~.i ORA to Philadelphia, vie
sna e.~d s,s md A y k .St az THIS
~" ROUTE LEAVE NEW-l0Rn FROM THE
FOOT OF CoURrLANDT ST -
Dyw-y Of Phsd~phs the morning pAssnsess ieavs New.
Yoh NJ ll- 80 other Eoues evening pAAsruseu
AT =. a. o., hour acr than oher hnes
Nv wsy OF Allentown, evening passengers eave u ms
hou- as' than tie NS;sn iass aud ny BON rousi
points In III, NorhN es Crestas, indianapolis Lceevwes
st. Lous Clevelu,d. Columbus Cincnaaii And AL mann
/ oit. West, with tower changes VI cars p.,,.,.,. A.
ptbargh 80 miles. aud Newly. 10 Pittsburgh, ~ mica
snoslgs aud Saloon ten on all trans
fsr- tA. .aui . other routes
paseas. checked through Transfers freq all .
Secure c.r' SGD s"S, a'ss y LTls,9SsA
The PeuusyivuiA Central Company runs an Emiyane
Accoumods,ion Line which sfcrds comfortable oe u
travel patio. nvvins wsstw d At one bali The asusl rates
VI fare vpv,curs
Bx hi, route feghs Of all descriptions DO forwarded
to and from any pm. on rSs nsOsa' Il on9 h,us
ROAD DIRECT to port on the navisabs rvsrs of the
W,.t by steamers ffon fii-hrfsh.
1Ss rate. Of Freight and from any point In the West py
the Pennsy vana Central Railroad all tines vrabe
AZ are gcd by other RAILROAD Companies Merchants and
ppe arasng tho transportation Of their Freight to us
Company can rely whh GSnndss~ 90 s speedy u4n'ie ~,
Farmers sud Dealers 10 Live 5,ock win dnA tis n,ss
advantageous route Cspaescus Yards well ~sfesed s sr
and ito connections and every seon is paid 70 tssr 49,
rom Harrisburg wtery win be found every
FEEDING and resting choice 10 Offered Of ne NIX
PHiA kENy:IoRk and BALTIMORE 49, t,o. -.
L. ELLiQrr, Passengw Agent, No "''' uo''''
LEECH Co. Freight Agents.. -. ,v,r,..,
McpoNxib 4. sIs M,S;s ~ E SS ssp %.:
EN0cU LEWIS. General Superintendent. Asssa', 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Ala,i,lntrn.
gusurantc Companies.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM

DEPCBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PASY, NO lC Wal q, New iofs.
IsCKEASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITAL $4,000. -
SURPLUS OVER ftHDsi assists OVEN $4,000
TIL. Company with Mt amounting to iofo than Hall
Milton of Dollar, ,ai.ly lnse-isd 70 yrsps,d 10 otter IN
re...d d.ctrs to insef- Hrft lD.s damage - ne.
and ID. Hlsks OF ftland A.s g-ou and anaP0r-tlon
The attention ofr pablo l. directed 10 tue p"caAJ sdvsh
ne, offered t. ID. s.sof.d by this COMPANY
ia having cs,b capital al paid Ia and safely Invested
In the accumulation Of pfDLs forming surplus oi o'r
Two UnndIrd To.ssud ilrs md constantly ncos.as and
la lie Tor the ios.-s OF tho Company
la the uo 81 ~ percent OF tho profits IN Der b"ss
pr interest payable annually Ia caab 10 cHsSpe' '
ali Participation fol.rira
Psnie lnsuhn. with a.. above Company enoy all ihe "
vantage. offered " paid ia aud safely Invested ash es-'
with the economy and sccudiy VI the n.ui1a system
10 Liability whatever Incurred ~ tho a.ufed ho"'s'o
dudou A, lie premium mode customers p-i-fns h""
participation I,olicios HObti.F D. HUME T'e-'
DVACAA Il. ttnhl, SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

nRS. GRIFFIN a. BROTHERS, No. &,o
~ Grand.t n y, opposite Lord Ias or. ana NO; 20
fulton at, Broohyn now .yuscuns iEfln p'"'vsy
WITHOUT PAIN by tho use of nitrous o1yds com
monty called laughing &C., They a.o prepared 10 nfn'h
20 Dentists the apparatus for manufacturing TIE sh h.o 20 give
fall in.rucons Tor administering n N DNo ehAi,"
for extracting whom artihoiA l 10 be inherited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
6caicro. Giopes, &t.

CIMONDSs PATENT STEAM IEAIfR,
nor warninr nd Ncnila'ins udlns. Of de.csiftau'
CrAperics. OE,~irousss &c.
III Heater hAsnr .,cn LoforTiy 'rs-i hss 1Vtt 20 b
tho moe, perfect Naulur Apnara now Ia 80 IaNfs
hsvug I'D t. Whom Irgcace can l. gwen 90"
e.. ~ tie highest gscol4u.su lat ous
Thote to. -sc Hnf prficc ~ sfui siina's ips
waning pnrposs siod c- AID cisHine OVoft I19
chssnk clscwief". ---.-
P.rlonal attention giseu q efrg 10 Sane ana fsstah
riven ior th.is surr..sfuI or-fsiion- . :. q.
}. a. slnOSDs. so.o lio,r No :? CLf'L, " y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Bank Gtdtemcnis.
Deniiairp.

~ DYNTAL ASSOCIATION,
yIt.ri Teeth bolui.y without pain. which con only De
dol by tbr iDo.t pure .iIous Orde Oas N "a mIas ana
sdn.ini.,ered by d. COTTON ID. orfins dscoysoI. go,
Ohte No IL Bondsl o. .. COLiOA, JOh' ALhhN
L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
T ONG IsLANp RAILKOAD-FALL AR

4 ONG ISLAND kAlLhOAD-fAl ALL AN
i RANGEMESr- Leave Janes-slp and 3ithst r. H.
Al A. m Mail Train. Tor Grecnpo stopping al 81 STATIONS
snd so, M Expe-, Train, stoppu at jamaica m'seo'a
Jcnsa and all stations east to Gecnpor, Foi isip
M, and 1870 T. IN For Syosse at and II a M and %iy
10 m, For h.mpsead at and II a. and 3o, = 70 and
s:N n m For Jamaica at and II ald 3d. - s;5o
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAlN-To Yephank, at e;ls q
m from 3ht stopping Vt al Stations Fare Tor this tram
n excursion rates. , -
FOR Syo..s ton sund.y, a6:ls from sab 49, stop
ming al all stations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Duil6in, nlaierinls.

nRtlN TILE, Chimney Tons, Land Dsa Us,
- G-ien Nases fire aIieA, Green ,i's Mpiklo an y
'oos .ii's Lors isahd Pottery Dero No =. r."i.s
NARBlE and SLATE STONE MANTELS,
IVA R"chs slge s..Aid Beds. Biacs Boards, IDeans.
Marble aId Slate Slabs, &c, sc. The trade .trlei
WEST CASrLEToN SLATE Co. &i2 Broadway N. Y.
NJ ARBl.E MANTLES.-The best place IN the
l city purchase chesp and well finished NANTES Is
stA kLABEkS MANTLE hAhUfACTOkY. No l1Y East
18th 90 av. ~ I. Cot ths nut Gnd give him cali
I EAKY ROOFS MADE TIGHT and War.
H. rsn,ej with ELLERYS INDIA RUBBER PAINT
Prn pa Office No $50 Grsndst Also at Noe 81 Park row.
5y 9th av 3S 9Th i5J Bowery, IL South 7,hs. VII
isnisburgh and corner Fulton aLi Oxford broot yn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

Az ALLEGED RIoTER ARRESTED on A CHARGE
op NuRDER-Cap,ain Petty assisted by Officer Fields
u the Fifth Precinct ON Monday arrested William
Cruise lately grocery keeper at No 2s Thomas street
on a charge Of riotng and being concerned IN tho
murder Of Mrs Ann Dcrrickson. white woman on the
18th Of July last during the riots which disgraccd
our city ut tia; time. The deceased married to a
coorcd man. and i, ia alleged tina, the prisoner in com
pany with Others seized her son. saturated hs clothes
with crmphene. and having procured rope threatened
70 hang and burn him. The deceased In attempting 10
rescue her child. was shockingly beaten with cart
rung by the prisoner He arrested at the time ard
released or bail Shortly aferward hearing Of the death
Of Mrs Dcrrokson lie forfeited his bail and fed A "v
days since he made bis appearance In the city. ord was
arrested He was erTairncd before Coroner Collin
who on hearing tho testimony committed him to the
Tombs 10 await tic action Of Tie Grand Jury.
EXTENSIVE SwispLIsG OPERATION IN RICH
Hosp-A man calling himself J. +. Livingston and
representing that be Wa member OF the banking
house Of j. J. North Co. OF Savannah. Ga. has re-
Gently swindlea the brokers ofRichmond 80 almot
unprcoede extent. His operations consisted Of
purchasing gold ard paying for 1t in drafts upon the
firm lie claimed 10 represent. OH. II. hauIy Co. he
secured $500; Of Charles W. Purcell & Co. $500
Of Sheppard Allen. $4,000, Of VIM. u. Isaaos.
so 600 and NUMEROUS ercante arms are said 10 have
suffered 10 proportion Livingston started for Whining
ton. where he had made arrangements 10 leave the
South before II discovered that his drrns were
worthless 1t Ia said he arrived Ia Washington few
days since and passed through Baltimore on Friday
night on lis way to this city or the purpose, TO doubt
Of converting lis III gained Rebel gold into good Uaion
greenbacls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
sEY CITf-Msn and spie,s Line, leave New.york at
aud 10 a Ia. . g. 30 aiidiip p. Fare "a Through
ssge checked at and 40 m, and ~ and i''s1 p In'
M W. Ellington md at I aud D. n for the West
}. ". WOODRUFF Assl'tan, Superintendent
No hseyase win be received for any lrss delivered
and IS inutes NJ ADVANCE Of the tine Of owing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
grcnrsiono.
6tcamboais ano Railroads..

NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamboat
~ DANIEL DREW kay,s Jsys,. every Ipe-day' IhuT'-
DAY aud Saturday at a. iH and sob ct at 10 a. NJ rAo
90 Youse ~ cents fare We, Point and New oufs -
c.nt 10 Poushh.-p.ie 81. 10 Rhnobcch, Iivo. Iat,a
and Iud-on 81 rs 10 Albany 80 Connecting wa ~ L.
.utrsl and northern Rao ada Tue Armenia ..'vs oa Al
tsfnsts days, foui HsTrisontt.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON The
i steamer THOMAS CORNELL Capt David Abbey it,
viii cave NcwioTs foot Of Jayst. every tuesday huI
day and saturday. al oclock p Returning ~n ~sNa
Kondout every Nondsy Wriuesday and FRIDAY oloe
a. andng New bnigh hton and p"ie aeh
Inc Com. III Commence tunnins on Friday seP< ~ 1901
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD;-,ri,,o us =, ~ ~
i Il BAsi and TkOA CoNNEIIiS" WI" A
NORTH and WfST Tram ra'ei p s,,.
From thAnb,!sst -, ., s.o'" - \. Z, AMI
FxlI.s, and ~ = u. and :; - W.. M INV " ~
ID and 3P. IN. -, a. >, y ~
Troy and Albany twin ursg "'''P ~"
ing carl. 1850 p m no, d, .ns i,.S, .nls.u
Poug hkr- psi~ Grain. ! 80 = IA . '91 M '"N 49,
and Y and 6;i3 pm. m' 1,,,ru
Pe,h.kli train. II q Liz "'A" 49, Wv
aud tl0 o. m ,o
sing n'"s "'' a;cr and $50 .. m.
Youk.r. train, "a M w. u
ON Sundays at 3:l p. m, nom S'h..S v,,....,
Tickets nay be procured any OF 10. v'ncos "
Express New ors and bfoohiyn sna o"yHsc ~
tie House s poiuis on the road and to ssr'oSs sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14


TRAINS LEAVE SEW-fORk:
For New 4isysG. T. tks II 80 a. H.; l1;io (Ex s:~
(Nl 3.S. -. sid
Fcr Bhesrpot I. ,Ex,, li:S0 N. a;is Ga a:o1
OK, 80 $50 AID p
For Milford .id Stafford !. 1850 $3.50, $50 p
Eor Fsrfc.d Southport ard We,iPoTt, 1889 m $780,
80 ...,,>
$50, a.. $50. 2 -.
3np "a,
tts b. 9 - 40. 500, p. IA.
For Per, Ches.er al Intermediate stations, $50 Hoo
n 80. 49, 80, $50 , IA.
Tor lor, q stef and New Rochelle, p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For r,si1n VIA Springfield ikK.) 2;O (Ex m
10. s..ina Va ssoro lAno 1918 ia p N
F,s l-liiofi .Id p4i4eh.d, 4 lExl, ll3a, 2:@
ror ln. ti.ut Rive Railsosd 10 Montreal, IN, (Exb
II 80 q H.. AID u, 7. 10. to Northampton.
For il,tlogd Pro,iJ and tlshkil Railroad tExb
li,JO -
For New Haven. New London and stounston RAarsS q
q ~, l2.i5, 2.s1 p IL.
For canal Rail- o.i ig;i5 p. N. to Northampton. -
FOR dousa,ouic Railroad 4 NJ $3.50 p N. to kewhu'
ford N.ln, sdays and Saturdays, u litEit.d
For Nssatucs Railroad SIS. n .;si Z. m.
For Dasoury aud Sogsilk Railroa1 -. M. <:D p M
(,u.,nodiou. Sleeping sachrd 10 p. TIaI
JANIS III. hUEI, SaxeElntcldent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

- COM
TO LIVERPOOL.
Tie undersigned will dr.ch Of the nier erioned or
Other uPo~ssd T s,,i,e PHI ,ei"ef' iro
ealing Qure'own to Lard passengers aid latest IELE-
GRAPHIC DlsrAT' HIS.
VIRGIL, iA:...2s -......viday, 9et q
cAmJllNh...2g' hoDsn..'..'t nay Nov q
1bss ,tesr, haye al been built unccr inspection Of
tn Ch,f surg,ycr tie Liverpool. tnaer"n'er hess'fy o.
I'm snps They have wai'rga compAin.enis' aud
my tilted ap fcr ir .eand and third es's psssenseF'
eho ne chang o. 3D. ig.io".as f.ie''
Fi''' c''iH........'."| E tIi.ysbl, in Currency
observation-disclosures. - -,
Dietary AID accommodated sn,urpa'ed by any other line
r., farher particulars. api'y,o
WILLIAMS & GUION, No Il wAn''
NTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing a. Queer.owu iCotk HsrboIl-Ihe w,Itnown
steamers n tie Liverpool New or and fliadciphiA Steam
~ O. Company lic intended 80 -aii - ioslDwf. .
CIf or Oct 1.
CITY OF htIlIg n....''.''''''''' sAlusaas Uc' 4,
Aaa ever. .acoeed,g aITI RDAY q, noon Pier A.
boz h h'cF .....
rt,abi. in sod. its saicnt iu currency:
FlRs lAiis........- oo sfEERhnk ....'..'*3s -
20, C-sin TO a.'.... Is oc rer.se 20 rsn'... 20 -
fir.tC 20 naJurs - o. s'.rrasr T. iisbnrs y -
Is..encfs also 'olnari'd 20 hsNfr, Biruen' Rotterdam
hrtw.rp ~. a. ,quall. ..Yg rates. 49,
farce from Liverpool o. O.een-ioSn: IL Cabin 80 -
lUs sts"-n.e 80 lLlo WHO wish 20 scId Tor ilei'
friend, can buy icse,s heir Al these re'.e
sor father Information apply % he Comp yt oieo..
JOHN &. DALE, Agent, No. IS hro-dwsy, y y
,puE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL sIf tASHlPS
BETWEEN SRW-fOHk ASD Lis ERPOOL, CALLING
Az CORK HARbOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIZ EkPOoL, Cali
LIMO Al HALIFAX And CORN HAhbOh. 49,
ARABIA. Noodle i-sv"- Boston ~ odues.ay sept .
CHINA. Anderson. .baV.s rev. ork " ct.'s.Ay' oct
EUROPA .l-ay-. Boston cclesiay OCT ~
PERSIA kt.....lesyes Sew York. w ednesf.S, oct ~
AFRICA sonc.. rAs.s bosiou..... elicsesy CT -
SCOTIA Judkias ,cH York ctucseay -sos
FkoS Sy-.Y0KE TO LivkRYpoi-
Chi. Cabin go -
Second IGuin Pass ts...................'s o. !"
yRos sosr0y To LiSKKPOoi-
Chez CABIN fAssAg". -i.-
Second Cabin Pa sr~ ..s........s. % v"
pa sh- gold i,s equivalent IN United states currency
beFths not secured uDt- pad lOr
An experienced Surgeon IN board
IN. ouss ships Will NOT De accountable for sce'
or u.l, uncss Bus Of La having the value en- rossee
signed therefor.
T. GUARD No. Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
& NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
S3 COhMENClAv JULY ., 1864
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:

p. -cnscr station in New-Nors 2'ths and Whss.
Ent.a-ic. o. s.th-st