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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-09
PUBLISHED (DAILy By
EDGAR SNOW ! En- JR.
NJ 0FFICE-No. 104 King street, over
Stones, formerly Eronch's) Book store.
CoS(4n Ess. In the L. s. Senate, *

INE(TR SIN the /. =. iocndte, Scnt0l-
day. a resolution Of thanks to Gen. -i{osecrans
and the officers and men Of his army, 1or the
victory at lEurfrcesboro was submltted ana
referred to the Committee Or Military Affairs.
Ihe Senate Committeereport iavorably upon
the bill to allow parcels, bundles, &c, to pass
through the mails at established rates or post
age, The bill t. tax bank notes and establish
ing fractional currency, was taken up: ana
*lr. Sherman addressed the Senate in support
Of it. The bill was then referred to the II
nance Committee. The bill for the discharge
Of State prisoners was further discussed, but
without final action In the House Of NepTe-
sentatiyes yesterday, the Committee Of Ways
and Means reported their finance bill, which
was made the order Of the day for Monday
mex The bill provides for the issue Of 5000,
900. .000 twenty year six per cent bonds; OF
$500 0O0, 900 three year Treasury notes, bear
ing interest at 5.4733 per year: receivable fer all
dues except customs; for the issue OF $780,
900, 000 legal tender notes in the usual form,
and fer $50 900, 600 of fractional notes in place
Of the postal currency The bill also provides
for the depostes Of coin in the Sublreas-
uly, receipts for which may be used to pay Gus
tom duties. and also taxes bank circulation one
per cent on & graduating scale according TO
capital. Ihc resolution rendering the thanks
of Congress to Major General Butler was adop-
ts,G-yeas SO, nays %. lLr. NTickliffo offered
3 series Of resolutions in relation to the contra
bands at Hilton Head, which We're laid Oh the
tablc--ycas 81, nays 80. Mr. Yeaman offered
a resolution, which was adopted, looking to
the establishment OF Board Of Commission
ors TO take proof as to losses sustained by citi
z9ls from the movements Oh operations Of the
army : resolution was adopted in1uiring Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury why he had not
provided the means for the payment OF the
soldiers The House in Committee Of the
W1o1e took up the civil and diplomatic bill;
during which an exciting debate took place i'll
relation to The loyalty Of the Border States.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-09
FROM THE WEST.

GItO-l 1IlN " l3lCI
1}isDatcIles from Nashville state that the
whole Federal loss at the battle Of Murfrees-
boro' is not over seven thousand, whilst that
of the Confederates was between twelve and
fifteen thousand. the Federal forces are mov
ing south: the rear on Tuesday was eight miles
below lIulfreesboro Confederate accounts
confirm the statement Of the falling back Of
their forces, but aIlege that the movement was
done in perfect order, and all their stores say
ed. They claim to have taken four thousand
prisoners, five thousand stand Of arms ana
twenty ight pieces Of cannon. Strong EolIa-
raj reinforcements is given as the reason tor
the retreat. Gen. Bragg is at shelbyyiile,
thirty miles south Of Murfrecsboro'
1Issouri, it appears, is to see more fighting.
Advices from Springfield state that Confede-
rate force. reported as six thousand strong.
with artillery: had attacked the town. Ihe
commander of the Federal forces was making
preparations for a vigorous resistance.
FROM GEN. BURNSIDE's ARMY.
Gen. Burnside evidently means to tolerate
no seui-disloyalty in the army. At council
of war held before the Fredericksburg battle,
lie informed Colonel who had been recon-
n1ended for Brigadier General that he hal
ordered his name stricken from the recommend
ed list for his donunciatory language toward The
Government. The rebuke was administered IN
the presence of every Division General in the
army, and was severely felt A few days ago
a Brigadier General, while with several other
officers in Gen. Burnside's presence, used dis
respectful language concerning the Government.
Gen. Burnside instantly placed him under ar
rest. After retraotion andreprimand: he was
set at liberty, in consideration OF his general
good conduct and the heat Of discussion in
which he had spoken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-09

Governor I4etcher's annual message to the
Virginia Legislature is published It is seven
columns long In relation to the division tf
the State by the Federal Congress, he says
Western Virginia would necessarily be tree ter
ritory. 4 cannot suppose in any treaty Of
peace that may be agreed upon; Virginia will
ever recognize the division Of her territory, Or
ever consent to a treaty that will strip her Of
any portion of her domain. 1t is better that
this war should continue for an indefinite peri
Cd than that Virginia shall be even partially
dismembered." F" He accuses the North Of van
dalism without parallel in the history of war
fare and recites long list OF indignities, out
RACES and vanton destruction. He estimates
the balance in the Treasury, October 1st, at
S434. 600. The total amount paid for the war
bv the State is ST, 337 900 He advises that
all free negroes now resident in portions OF the
State overrun by Z. s troops be removed and
put at work on the 1iortifcations. They have
it in their power to tamper with slaves ant!
give valuable information to the enemy"
GEN. BURNSIDE. There appears to be no
doubt that Gen Burnside has urged the accep-
tance of his resignation, three several times,
and was at Washington for that purpose on
Wednesday last. Mr. Lincoln refuses to ac-
cent it. The reason given IS, disagreement
between General Burnside and his officers
in regard to making another movement over
the Rappahannock, Of which he is deslrous:
strangely enough, which his general officers
and Mr. Iiecoln do not favor, r,-Boston lonrle1
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Van Anbnrgh's venagcric.
TIE WILDERNESS BETWEEN WALLS

lUL NliULtALHS bEl " bLN WALLS
By all odds the best selected as well as the
hest regulated. and bes; lodged collection Of animals
exhibited in tbs city IS the great Van AmbrIgh
MonageIie recently established at Nos. $50 and 81
Broadway. under the immediate direction Of Mr. ny
att Frost.
For persons Of a qniet and studions turn Of mind
The best time D. visit this wilderness between Walls Is
early in the doy. Then with the exception Of ~ occa
souM from ponderoua old lion WHO resides in the
serse forest that skirts the the lower floor
and the responsive screams Of argumeDtaiye
eocsa,oo from BIS top in the upper gallery compar.
alive serenity prevails in the desert Order rGgns in
Wa saw and nc graceful puma sucks bis wounded paw
iD silence. Then the spotted bycno, and he with the
silyerctfipes lie in quiet and elegant confusion Ike
costly fleghfObes in the window Of fuTreIs shop
Then 81 poonah bear gazes laugudly rosy h.
lie cliL amid the thfong and lois out his lambert
tongue with an expression that says plain w0rds
"Omy What bore il IS that fellow can't ALWAYS BE-
hungry asd con get such luscious mOrsel as that
when be is| Then the spotted leopard no longer
changes bR spots but seeks in that TepOse IN
which alnsntaTy visions Of cIatched antelOpcs are
grouped possibly with kin unequaled even BY that
OF the painter panther who occupies an adjacent BIZ
81 wood with iron pyrites an for Iail) developed on
xhe mineral face oft Then the two coypulent racoons
appear as fro1ed into one like those deusiye rabbits
WIN winch the pTcstidigators occasionally supply the
'Daf~e's al my cents. children half price Then The
VINE RATS and mice Clow they white lis il be-
canse they were pped by Frost faterize and ratify
ana H'1Ie'oe' eaeh aibnos mixed up with all the
other albinos roses in way that oven that celebrated
newfpaper correspondent "One who Knows.p wosld
ind difficult TO describe. Then the roya BENGAL tiger
bears hif stripes with majestic meekne,s and lo1nv
Iicks his chops with his Iasplike tongue Ihen the
young polar bear RENTS his usual occupation Of rrcopa
ing thin that the floor Of his iceberg ntey
detached frc1n Mr. Davisa Straits and. Iroppng him
seh up In corner. with M expression Of face that
would do no dscred % sheep sleeps indusrioaslv tle
deep 81 the fat yeyisifng in dream his happy Green
bind Ia which 10 belolds no end o. Green Seal H.
dicloufy distributed among tie Ice 10 cool All B.,
likes hn Green SeG J,Gpgt does tho yolupuors
rhociphaglsti Then tie lovely swne Of Japan Les
bsosdside GO, W ssfeelle neod. tl-ltLE yiotsLy,
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arr6srf.

s...t,, E.a,, tBrt Mir LIVERPOOL Nov. l.. aud
Ouecieown zen a. n.,'s hsahf D,', ., a. y ~,
uts ,sam,tp lisca hence o. LycIo9l Dec q ~ ~ 70
ia CD 81 spoao the i.abea Thompson "a haiar lo'n s'
-, ~ ~ =, "a me phisd.oi, va. bound rom
se,eYofk o. laysn, and pot into Philadelphia h Distress
s.,,r iod'oa a. & ,an,portl Por, Royal Dec o. It
p n to b Ai.,ant Qaagt'rnatef Had strong no''Aefy
sIp 1s.,ssus. rouar. Liverpool Oct, ~ md.e end $40
pass IL - .a Guion Two insn.' d'cd On tie pis'a
,rli Ais, Nov H. isi 40 Zoe - Ia',,a "a. e up,
sss',r orsI ed ah4a1oued slt oFes and Boz 'nt t,he
I'D 5.55' ise ~ a. sS 70 %. 20 POKE bark Fseon
lof ron Elizabeth, from Lon.on iof bos'o WIN ~ -
shin Fasn Ne ,ou Hisol. Ene ~ isy' 'slEoad iFcn 70
fhos Dan4a.0. ARMED q ,ladg ho.A ID ms.
snip loo. lof oasgoel lisn.on CHOW ~ oh} pla':
70 H., ..sss Ss w. H. i'51oa tis. 'fole b. bask
slo saaass. naeAin VALENCIA = day. and Gibs!'sl -
d.ys b.lsi 60 stur.. Csaran Co. Had strong westerly
sss asre, Mclean lave /, d.y., nd.e and lss pass.
10 nos hesen tsi sifoas westerly wnds most 81 tho
Hsls Nsi,rs IN ics,ou) Pfcharl Cow Bay G. b.. 70
dave coal 70 h. D. Cfeesun HAD sey heavy weather On the
Bsis Bomlay Cgrl ouni, m,r'eilc' IS days, mi'e 70
na,t An Al,o tBrl MeConnen. -, Thoma, 10 day.,
hs" % luAc. ucsu'. Aog -. t''es Oafs9rs, sglnAi
4 Holland fl foa no fef~c Owes b0sla .ni vas o.,
ito b.. 4 - dali. nll.e. 90 10, 10 lii.ckra-
Br, isi'av Fcsu Orb Rattle. Oace Bay C. D., - day.
ndr 1rabes Lindiey A'p nwal . days ad's. to j. r.
Jos
Idr T.oataAar fBrl. nsaiols rr1,ilcace.
srhf. - rhsnsr. Randall Providence.
scir Mrrtiafi. Wak.f Providence.
Schr senator Bray ffovtrurc.
frhf ssfrA Jtne Oarin.I. Ncp p.fi
s,hf L.nira H,sda., Denayiriao days. shs 20 John
HayaioH's -ru.
s-hr Naiasn clifford shufe Bangor lihs-
sthf. UahNs. chase, Folii.ad. Ste. copper oIe.
sar Adcns, s.ssrf. ucsuyssle days, ialAs 70 John
BOY ltons SON.
S,hr n. p. Pierce. Chase Elfab,'hpafi for sfion.
srhr Tin b. Anderson. Providence o. Iifahoihreft.
scar Princes fnll Nfsl. Prince Edwards Island u
days. oats 90 Tyne 4 Smith
s,Ar. ida A. Jayne. Jayne. Port Jcfrnon.
Sehf Osektrp DR.. johnson, Horton. y. s 81 tsys 20.
tatess O. puyto hyde
schr j. Cnouon, Harding. Boston.
WIND-suuset. = ".
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or OYER AND TRRMlNER-Drc. c-pe:of,
Juttlfo SUTHERLAND.
Tnr MunDfR OF TIE NlGnO WILLIAMs.


Just.fc SUTHERLAND.
Tnr MURDER or THE MICRO WILLIAMS.
People agt. VIM. Butnoy.--Ihc DistEict-Attorney
this morning the above the accused having
Indicted for fhs musdsr ol " aui Williams ia Jolly
Leroy street West Il 10 charged tlt ueT tho
Knocked down butnsy struck li IN The breast
tues with age stone and stabbed him with knife.
"a WesfoE Tho murder 4 thu that McAIl-tof
tlrd ii th. October tenn. and acquitted
- Judac Stun appeared oounlc for Buincy and moved
that tie l be- postponed Of hc ahsouce of three
al Hinesse who u b. claimed with tho arcgfei
the o The murder board AsAsr loading for
Southeu port and % Aor testimony abb could be
shown.
The motion fpr the p0.poHcinen opposed by lie Die
TIA, Attorney a.. ground that 0I th" the
had IN ~ he lat tenn, and Il was far 30 presume that
"a such wit exist.
The Judge de- ld,l tlai The ca.o must go on
The Cour occupied until O'clock ia getting jury.
Amer opening ue To- iAc jury. the nisu4ct Attorney
called witness f0T he prprrcasu John T. Dixon, Cap
tain 81 the Ninth Precinct Aefff potsu Police whoec
d,cn g. finding ihc deceased the Sidewalk and
him 90 tie Hospital. substantially the tho Wit
ness testified ~ on iho Trial ol bcAlistsf.
Tie Diic Attorney then rod hr ideuce u Dr. Foster
aiduccd ne MeAsei l tho cyuus. Tor the accused
conseutinf thereto.
The ncl vnet. offered was william Maior who Testified
that going bis stable the OF the ith Of July
30 the deccased being beaten b. with stone
could not IDENTITY The prisoner tho nssalut when inst
pointed out g. him, but ailengaId said the man
Walter FOwrr, pnf ate wachnan. testified 10 having
the day the murder occurred
Tho Counsel oT the accused claimed tina; the persons "a
dctsd with the accused should be brought lno duIug
the examination OF this witness. Tho Cont Of opinion
tint tc accused entitled 10 such production and ordered
uio adjournment.
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surpPENG sNTn,EfGENCE.
roAr or sl.w-YORK........Dsc. D.


,i,.s And,lsou forr,ss Monfoe b. e Wheel
O., Co uunrv. Carp, Seworssnsi josophne Ihouip
'Stt.,-G.srfe UArh.l. Mason NewO..eaas, Siutsif
r,.n 10. ~ .dacle ar, ralc, hagEci " i'iisin
Froiilu giarl. g .aisT. DO - IL
l..rss-Nord Af1snsa iBr.n.f frrierrh Antwerp hei
man soon Co.: Narsnle m. seeey, hnsson, ia j.
C. rahv.nr Bsfse dt, iavanai s'iier iHrmh 'ii6''"'
MI ". Johnson. Foster. barbados. T T. DwiEht
ffsrv,t Qnccu DR. filres bsrradli Eliza Young orb
oos Ivfo. L. IafouIe lBr 10 boAouy Aux cey.si ;; d.
Elliot tIrl Mrrgay, tariaagea- Iecs4na Il'A'''' Neu
Vita 30 ne. r. r..
s.io nsrs-wasliug'on. polire rs River, T. j. Comp
t.r, G H. Cfoot. Escr4han. Wssiirg,on Ven trsni x
N h. sr,h A qavlrg Dukes Fog tss houfoe, VI. T Ron
,,T 10 a Tlor.s Thorl-s H-H'fnare. NIhl Abbott
Ai.t.ofh Dr. Brandon. N-'fn.ogs. .ialy Hair" t8rl
Johrrau Aassaa, Ia.conbefe tgto'l w tsamroni NOD
F,r,ou Yoh River W 49, Icnstn- SAITH bslnm9rc j. T.
povi rob a. Fsrsssl Monroe Hca Peek, Gtcn'i 90
Il. soss Nau -n.t WsshiHsion, fyneaih NocAi AA'H'
HrstFu.
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BULBS HKAD.-A considerable reinforcement
10 tic number Of beef cattle reported Monday arrived
yesterday at Balre Head which mado The closing day
Of tie market hard for diOyers Some o. TIC sales
report decline Of cent pound net. lie report
Of the market shows receipt this week Of . 5g2 ha
locks 100 mich COVE Ji5 veal calves, 1898 sbeop and
5Og7G hogs making total of7i l55 At this rate
in 10 immediate danger q famine The quolgtions
Tuesday eyenlng show slight decline upon all kinds Of
stock fiom pIicee Of last week.
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BORT t0ar0ens' Noiire.


HIlTF ~ NTW.NoFk
Ponr.NsEDiNs OfffcE. No. lgi M,lis,
NOTICE is hereby given, m accordance with
,ccton 81 hc p..srd pal "a 1885, called Au Act 10
Reofguifc tho Waiaca Cfo, VI ilc Pod or hcN ORA
sl persons interested a., having charge o. she subject
mHr 81 such inquiry cr.riAlu survey, that the .i.
lowing vessels nos under examination by Ito folt ~
dens aud ihat tr cold surveys 81 anaa'iois viii hc
plesi within ten days n'at succeeding . aooe b'..i
,aid yrssrs
steamship ltoinokr. No 70 ~ n
teft Lien Stevens folt .
lhft Hrtnpnfiii stream
afh
balk Bound ~ No n F. T.
iafA NhFFltTs
HUt fa4fla Tier No 10 r. H.
hng Merlin. heclsr
q. d. BHAMAALL FFesdrn.
AuGs iiFnRIAsS Secretary.
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(OHM0pORG VANDERBILT On MONDAY alte'.
noon while Commodore Vanderbilt was dFving "ionE
the Blroming dGlc Road IN q light wagon thr g'nlui"
ime "a coils on with another, by Which the "hhotree
uf lis carriage wac broken and the horses fe'",en.
The animals NJ once started on and The tohm"doie
w.. % sown over the dash boa.h ~ inc F'""'" H".,
a.. -c linz. In rcmaiscd IN an unconscious State lie
vs. fna,, removed toa hotel uear hy, vie.c ne re-
,c, ed medical attendance HE iDiies are eih 10 ne
Of sorors naiiir. He ~ under he fhhiu tte",'V'
~ hs fa ~ nhysician and on last (ruesday) evening
rc wa slowly IMPROVING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

Supr0,Ip INCgsnIAEy IIRE.--Ycste.day morn
nr about 3. O'Clock OucoI laarGo 81 TIC f'$i,'eh'n
Precinct dscoyorsd G,mos issng nom the window OF
,,o,r..cs No ~ rand avenue AID on cntsrinf ne
place il 80 found tbrt To had n,on ttndied ~ seVefa
d.for,rt lll,cs On the L"or Tier, seems 10 Un 40
do.ot bue that the FIRE wac knd.cd 10y design. Tie
matter s nov under inyostigs.on by the Fire Marshal.
N. loss in fire and wfoFis ABOUT 500 iuAy assured
iu he Manhattan Insurance Company
Srrrclats Borden : Nosbarg Of no Lrhl'entb IRE.
,inet Ni.h "a section II men, Ncse ca1j 81 iLe GROUND
srd rendered valuable asst t1n,c.
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tAAysrii,en. ert
UOYT's SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH

Received pfenlom Il the greet Exhibition A. ,ystA Palace
1851 md 1884 ksques ony two trif 90 much a. Of ofd
nary starch Superior any other oT linens aud nuns s'
thea frausIsFsncy white, smooth surface, az elegant
osh and peIfoci flsaie stiffness Adsp'ed o. Tho hn's
isbrc WI sOT WIT DAMP On foooT NKArDIA
rnae "a c-n;s PIT pound
iosFPn Hon : Co., 30 10 unives,!,y place, n. Y.
e.Lf ~ =. Lsais
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,rr. a.. has 1T Old agofc n-ot a. ne p"blo 70 isi
,i-, 80 A. IN cysr nud " tl such nr.t cf rcnd.a
a. H. tf -. T.,nst.na GtARr- the Proxy hwAsr ih' w
sog,ros ruucAL A. oufR. tAe Noyis0 WAY rloDNts
,,.frr srrr,yr snf tie rnaxATfc ragoRHAN' - Af-ii
Ay-ruxOov sal Eys sisc Mo- cay - tbf f'g - .Ml ~
which boasts ofsone ef hc ics iacr ia - ii.ics-.o
d. brilliant and srrilnty Gossals, and Her Iifri 't'
Fc-,,ka il il 40 ll1er the holse "a crowd d. -
woaiei l. thst bAaaUH can give 30 ulcp 80 'e !.
1 IA a. .nd that mo crowd ten tifl'' Co. ii'r Sc
I'm, sa, lof TO- day, anicr iho sGl utni COS '
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Fayap William G. E,om.t, Herman Foy William :. Fisher,
i"ra.s w Fishrr Isaac 4 F.npll iev Go'dsmtb, James
Al firesnsvad Jacob a Gross Csres " ilili ishnm H.
Ifi,r.ns ancis y Johnson Efwald u. James, thares "
f.d..u william T. K.f,hrn isiiios Hing Charles ~ w.
Keller Gu res fouGIs For,co leafy, Richard -. Loye.f
Gro,g H. Lan tsri Samuel T. Mon'. Charles " siarsi,
Thonas j. Moore William ~ Nails 'aa j. owen 'nry
psr.ous Moraa H. Ogden, lIsderk \. Seay'r james A.
sea.nsn Charo. stood John r. sg que, Noah Iugv ill.,
~ Com, ADORNED to the 3le inst q. l2 O'Clock m.
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CITY ITEMS.

For OUR STAEvISG PRIsoSERs--JAe first
lecture q the course al Cooper Institute rrdcI the
auspices q the Sanitary Commission oE the relief II oar
starving soldiers at Richmond. VIII take place his
evening. At O'Clock. TWIN be delivered by Baytfd
Taylor e,q. Subject: Russia ard the Russians
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VIII The Independent, Tribune and Times
.r.tyr W.. or so Co ls following f' guofiolf b. our GOV
,nnc uulcT sny Oh ss'.on - pots,i DE crr - en,n'f
rn women and liisn slae I'll ~ n 4ii OCT 80"
fl fsrbesfsi-s ~ nielcfs with The c,imc g." p.i.,
ID r.artic IA {. taa lithi s.soin.d ia i'IiJ "sia
Ho,1l,E sIc-l be- iu tIs. lngl
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The Union Skatng-Pond Reception Room,
viii be opened this evening by Nr. Cammeyer near
Broadway brooklyn J.. D., by promenade eonoe.t
preparatory - the OF tlc skating
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COURT csLEypAR-Tnls DAY.

sUpkEA,E COURI-Circuii.-Pau I-Oyer ana
Tern nor 1ho Circuit Cadtr vii not tc called until Mon
day th iLft. Part llNos 4VlH 900 f2 fos O,t fVlf,
$50 B02 1904 1850 400 s0f- foi. 40b fCi5 1850 4Oos.
iC2 4tJ5 41t. Pant !l.-Sa.e Calendar az on Monday,
With the abolition q. NtF iio. %.
suPRrAE CorHT-Sf cc.al Term-Nos ~, aud -
Il dom refs and al ~ to 80 lcose Of aaes Of law snd
fl.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
SUPPOSED FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

John hopkins. lad IA years of age, living IN one.
Fourth avenues. was knocked down aud run over nj
one sixteenth street and Foinih avenue
b. 4 train Of belonging to the Harlem Eairond
COMPANY His uluIics said To be Of fatal char.
acicI. Tho boy was removed e. the residence Of bis
parcnts by Officers joyce and ONeiI Of the Twelnh
Precinct.
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., ooe Of the men who tad &c at the check This man
va promptly arrested. and gave the name Q, Join
Rgney III was .ton 70 The Icn's ana et'h UP ."r
81. minaton hy Justice Couhoily ff'"y 80 ohi".o
vs 40 uiya ant.uly used, koeps az account ID ue
II az and Leather ianh.
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4 EHArTIrrL CONrLLl

4 BEAUTIFUL tOMPLkXIpS free rom tan,
fniss snI fsrtcs fnay css BE- lfocgi'i by nshs tie
BsIs IHorsssp ftourss" flf shnins b. is nn.nr.
r<,sd composed = palm OH honey srd other valuable
aulrlrs hfhly peIumri ~ s own nn'r'ift Ahf Hhfu
w-sns ush ard loiny F-nds ih" tsin 90. snd
white and nee ifoul blcni.h Sod hy al DIussi'.s.
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Can nny per on. much lrt CHRISTIAN tcaeh-
=, ah.lns rssptft oath nf haciY g. tsusi-
tlon wlhaui nrlia rsssstcu Viii" unini "a & for-
tsls ald fHious wish Nf cone fff fs
~ f8f md f4a DO ciorrt & srg To c9nfQ l'nr's
wtoui Ieuafug lnsrf cad vls ac ihe con'' .'t ' ~
pr ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
lAdvsrlserlsntl
UEyay WARD BYFcuER SAID. while m En-

INA dat Carsiitaoa coItins4 rilnols and cuusi
don. VII ID could act b. core sn.ia sly fsiAcd. AID thai De
chose o. sa,fue .lstq ,ugrs, I'd - 20 oni'n 10 ie
,s ts,r. T. alse D. b. lolt lf.s NINA
u0r Nas tbs p-fjlry and wts atr ~ cen''f'ue on
tsravt And 1y sss wsoEs I"Jf teeaufo den'
b. f. tcaoa.I o. rbgiori
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iXTnAVAGAST CONTRADICTIONS - HENRY
wAns rrcnrE. sfRSoss EsoL,sn fhrif r1sfnsnii olf
lafsrts e 600 nliion nom tAs runilfraian - Hh'
- sna o inn1uf ntsl by asnP iols ilaaf maze or
aus,ifutou fssronsihe 90 Al TIE h1TFos 81 s-fcEJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

pIsiArugn stNfv,r.
suppf... : l. s,i-...... <.3j Noou-Riscf... s:l'
HlGu 7Afrf rvs oti.
g,ndy Heb ~ GOV fsaud... 5l1i Hcll Cate. t's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

COURT or COAlNON pLEAs-sPRciAL TrRA -Dyc. O.
Before DAILY First Judge
DIVORCES.
OBrCn agt. O'bden; Mckenzie agt. Mckenzie.
3D. IigolCef ~ Med.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

NODEnN AND IUF.LAH HID IIAFIIt = II
,ssf,rns asd fofl-asiF - me re win ce i' set.h
.t,s l. To rridll 4 rflfsira ne f - hetT', The
,.rt.,lor ~ th'stisn fshA fisir-.cd a. HESKr WARD
HnacHrns rrIHcHss ~ fsotANp
So. - IN We ffsfsrt inirfirrs viii tis practical
ssn beeaas, uisfsa b. torpi though niiteu iied
~ l.-a.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

Dee l. s,esnes, Rafael, Pluto lBr), jossr.ae, Empire
ship--olad riirg..
BsAs-EIcelsios tRr.l P. c. Warwick tBr).
Brss-Guayama (BFen-l, Dolphin ,bfem.), Auri Bella
tBrl
pes a--seam,hpCIiy q LLmsILeL llrl. ~ LI,enool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioNs.-Dsc. s.--Before &

John Henry Anderson, a butcher, pleaded guilty
20 grand Larceny stealing plated 70 the value o. ~
II gfo.c 10 "a s,,nn ,'soct and sentenced to
tho State Psi.on .or two Yeas and ~ months.
Janc Eufle pleaded guilty to sent and battery eHo az
andod for sentence. <e,
Join 0ll,4n p.,lded sg,y forging oder Tor \
worh ~ oaLof which BE- obin,d nom Jol.ph PTesi'y OF
No. 2oi B.e.cA, 'ttoot. lie was reminded