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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-02


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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-02

CURIOUS CoNFEssIoN.-The Philadel-
phia Enquirer published the following
statement few days since, alleging it to be
upon trustworthy and reliable authority,
It will do to read and ponder in connec-
ton with the news we published yesterday
of the Rebel movement along or into the
Pennsylvania border -
A man of respectable connection who re-
sided for some years near Dillsburg, Pa.
died few days since at his home. A few
hours previous to his death, he called a few
friends around and intimated to them that
ne could not die peaceably without reiey.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-02

G The deposites at the New York Sub
Treasury on Saturday last were s., 16O, 600,
Of which 100000 were temporary loans at
five per cent, and 81 900, 600 for conversion
into five-twenties. The aggregate deposites
at that point for last week was nearly
twelve millions. There are some dollars
left vet. M 1s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Death Of n Telegraph Operator.
ImLADfLPBIA NOV. 2 !


Information having been received Yesterday,
bv an arrival M Scw York. of the death Of Frank J.
81 fliief L. s. ". Assistant Taymnst"r On To- l. =
steamer pc Soto q special meeting Of the 'clcri ~
operaior. Of ,ty held hs evening 80 testify tlcr
respect or the memory Of their late assocatc who ~as
blr esteemed hy them. AID Who. previous 20 his ap
porincui IN the =. Navy held tie. cponsibo position
nf operator ln the Capitol building at Washington
where he was well kn0"n and highly esteemed by the
member, ct tAc press the Senators and Representatives.
I'M Conei,.- and the public generally. for hs talents
his interiiiy aud biz NIrtle.
MIR Robert j. Black pTcsdei at ,bo meeting, ANA Mr
lanes J. l.el lie acted as SeCieinlt.
4 comtlIiic,. consisting Of Messrs. Woodruff. Rcvlc
p1rfrick Morrow, and Buclre!l were apponlcd 10
adopt appropriate resolutions. and tho following sores
we're Diitunousy adopted;
ut,,.g, ~. option u 'r ssd news Of the death Of onr
i,i frr 4 std ss-oote NJ Flank I Mclner u y, hs-
ted ieinr VI the 0ccgest sympahy e1frss,se only III
or b.. r.. nd whereas b. has vrr pcuofnrd ~ di'' y"
te ent, .s.cioh Of hi. uerds abd teuehl o ne bfet
ZEN y. u nruuDrpt ap0. that h mcsii' sis.l hot De-
f,t gotten. fhrr' fore, belt
g.sd The, h'rcby testify rcspee, fos th" mem
,fv al the deceased, who ready 30 answer on
m m,b!e eomp,ni0n senorous iueud. his loss opens a
eifclt W.h has continued ioT y'si' wi,"' u "'eH"p
u,n -R,y .e.cI' ~ Pace
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The Maryland Decentralization Of MIR.
(resswell.

BALTNORE, Fr!udy. NOV. U, ItUo'
Returns from the Eastern Shore Counties give
Mr. Cresswe, the Unconditional Ur!on candidate and
EmaaC.pat.Cnst for Congress 900 majority lie re-
oe!ves Taories "a Cecil Worcester Caroline Talbot.
Somerset, Qccen Am and Dorchester counties. Girls
fed lis tpponeni OILY carries county (KenD. BY
362 majority Tbs result Is considered great and
unexpected triumph for E.Anoipa.ioa In Maty.and
EALT.NoaE Nov c i-6J.
Tac w..O,e Of The State has DeeE heard from,
exce3: Ca,ves, eld Montgomery Counties Goiisbo.
Io.gA majority 26s62 The counties 70 he heard
fr3:a r-a- redrce J! 1000
Creswo.is @s.or!.y ov., t,..feid r IRE Is District
Is 72i
Hatr. is eeatea n the VIII Dis'ro. by nearly 10D
,aG'ori;y Holland. The combined vote Of ai'C
s.S Holland woaic have 5es: liz.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
a Card.

10 The Ldiior Of The ". y Tribune.
Published in your issue Of this morning Is al ih'
tre.ng letter from your Special at describing the
Grand Organ and the opening performances at the Music '
win you be Kind enough TO correct the statement therein
that tie case mode by u.s. executed after modhed pA
Of Mr Halnns Billings Of Boston. Tie work was executed
after an original design Of own. with which MI bns'
had nothing 10 do to prefer It, did the Directors 10 '
own. Mr. Billings designed tie Gsuso Of 50. Cecilia Aii ue
group on the middle towers aud only hese u yon "o"'
please insert the u yor columns sou VII be dong an act u
,e,tl. an1 wo v ou,G thank you. Rc.peeiiuby
Ntv Yori, Noy :, 1888 OUSIAVE uERlLN bno
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
M A. ID.


AJAMs-oa sifarlay, No. Rober Ndim' To- t'e i''h
li-n.,ad. 4f ,le hmiy aro avel TO areai tc f'as'a
r b.. lrr frslicuc~. 80 o.. sixth s'rnn'. "u - may
ahin.t a,l. o,o.. Tie t'u'in' w be- tsAeD % b''nA
tIr
r,srlOW- Hfooklyn - il, te,i.n-- oi li' 'ou n i,w
E,ci ols'1n onlfdl N"s.s A'""i h's''" 80 Tie ''''
r ,l,,e, I'D .ri-ri, Of ,ae family sod ho,s Of IL,
HhsfI A. ani j,ino, bis-ow, sni hi' sn'in i" deegr
4 TO .s.li Nm \ Drsr ani fprn Macon alD.Nfii,ly
.r L,frut Ls urfls r Msrl-Gs sc,i iTrs5y tefhn
thuf,h ,n Monday .i- 1ih in't At a. without inr
tlef noii.r.
norFAr-on isii,, n,fai.s NOV q, Joan hoasi IA the
~ a. ,.,i e is.snir 800 h. lae fc,ldcn-c No. 3, Eit
g. ftin.ty tarr'h lelaerTy Blooming iil" lhr iel.N',
mihcaI. 81 ~ MoGro4l ls iaDIy DE- in''ed' attend
ft. fr.,lai Nltl ott lu4t.rr Aot4ce
vAsDONiip-N Fiu,hus. Ions i,ari. o. sunday Nov.
John II. Ii. lorNd ,.,. Boz i.r .ii yearD Die sfr
n friend. .td u-iua'r'ar -, resi my invited 90
Nov &c. ~ o.lces Boat, caye jaao. ''p -ul Thl'tl
fou' '.'r no Ftl~' - u oco.h ONE. ~ 81 Hunter
rpilNr. fie .siso. .hr Flushing A4tlil; fci.tnlng,
lliv, ilf. hius IT. arI o'clock ? %
sHEPAHr--ln Mila',r4.sh. Lors Island. 90 -l,1rhy,
hoy 70 lt6s Ni'inn b.. oIiy 'on o heaa4 sa4 May L.
n friend. hr family a'.o oic II ch ENee 60" if'
invited 4, attend the funeral t. dy t,onl,ya' i o'clock
D n flon. Lc residence % hi. paeu.. No - -5l.h Lt
Il,r,ls', paper. please copy
SItWAh1--it Hobos,n on fuliy Ny. ., o. h"mos
rAgc Of the LUNGS Afs Lc',li a. siowsi ~fs Of Ro0er
stcv. art ia Tho iith yesrot hcs ese. ,. .
O'Clock .. ni., om No. loj Hudson ,est Hoo zen "
Tie ,clsc lid friend, e'Fe,I} i"si'ei 70 s''s"i
Bslissi tlrrIaniI News Letter please copy, , u
NlLsON-on sunday Nov 9, 1893. peia' e1"S''' % q" =
Milsom, aged p yeaa, ,cu t.ul
The relatives friends Of the fm, are respectfully 'a,utd
TO attend the funeral services on Nond'! ~ !. ~ Mt,
rcllencc OF her iahsf Piospcc, avenue Nooas,o1N
chester County, ". y. Tier remains w De- "s' on - vl
day via Nowiork anI Lr- NailtoaI a. m uan 70 -,'u ~
dctown, th,nce TO the Dntch hr.1f,ru 1, ~
Bloomnsbursh where funeral services ~l a,o gs an -,
oco,h p. IA. Cairlegc, viii DO H. I.''"""h'o ~ '"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
MORR OF THE JEFF. DAVIS COR.
REsPONDENCE.
Letter Of Ex-senator Butler OF south
Caroiima-TreasOn in 1851.


WASHINGTON Nov. 9 1863
The following is copy Of are;Ler let:e! from;
the Jefferson Davis correspondence.
SIEURLANps NEAR EDGEfIELD Jaue ID. lee.
Confidential
My DEAR COLONEL; The locker or Can sometimes
see more than the gamester. Such tc!Ig your siiLa
tion at this time in reference 20 Giais ~ South
Carolina hope may appeal TO you for oosase. and
suggestions Our people are very much ~ 3ea!Ies. br
there il fear Of division and Intestine contest An issue
has been made before the people making il Mpeia,
Convention to put South Carolina On tie trai o
separate secession. How will such move affect tie
party Of trrc in your State VIII II help you. or
will il impair The strength interfere with the onward
movements ci the States Rights parties in Other states
l hcoyo this Stale could be- induced 10 make any
sacrifice for the common cause Of those who contend
that the General Government is con'cdcracy and not
consolidated government Ifit is OF the latter charac
ter then the Southern States doomed 10 degraded
subordinaon. They can hold their rights by no other
tenure than suaerance Should South Carolina move
alone without the assurance fpm her ncighbcrs Of CO.
operation. she all. fc.r. make vain sacrifice
Give your opinion. conhdentiay, rs to the course
sho should pursue far it may affect the interest OF
other Sonthern States.
DO write freely.
Believe me- yours with the highest respect.
A. +. BUTLER.
Col. IrsTfEsoN DAVIS Mississippi.
y 81 write TO you at Jackson supposing that
letter VIII reach You from tina, place. as hom eiy other
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

A .l. ..hyI,
neat pablo officers here will bo present thelf pupho
duties win permit Of them so doing and the freaden'
tas repeated his purposeto attend the ceremonies un'
less prevented by unforeseen circumstances.
p.yMKxr OF CERTAIN CERTIFICATES SUSPENDED.
1t is not thought that the public interest re-
oures any further payment at present Of gold interest
bearing certificates Of indebtedness before maturity
and the Secretary of the Treasury has accolunsy III
soted the discontinuance of such payment. excepting
certificates already presented now in transit to the
Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The Ohio Conspiracy.

CINCINNATI Nov. c. lsC1.
The Grand Jury have found true bllsoi indict-
against the parties charged with conspiracy. The
UP Tie United States Court yesterday but
at the cqncs, 81 no counsel "f Tie prisoners ~ ~as
postponed un,h the Jeih inst The indictment chaige.
them with treason IN eudea,oi to release John Nor
gan and hs ocos from the peniicniary tcTeelse the
prisoners from the barracks this city and will con.
spirng 10 capture tie Uuited States steamer Michigan
IN Lake Erie
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The Raid in Western Kentucky Brutality
OF shr- Rsbcis - Lnrgc Capture 81
bGor~r-,

tAlH0. FIlday. Nov. 0, IetJ.
From a citizen Of Mayfeld we learn that the
sucIIas " ho captured Lucen Anderson. Member OF
Congress. the late raid assert that he IS to be held
as hostage for Tiustcn Polk.
DIR. J. Andrew. State Senator. ard person named
Anderson 10 years old among the captured Eeh
els. They had hioodhouuds with them usca to hunt
Union men whc when captured. we're murdered.
EigAtecn thousand dollars worth Of stores were
stolen by tie Rebels. train was also thrown from
tie track fred into and the passengers robbed of 'hcr
valuables. The Rebels were commanded by Faulkner
and NeNcn,nI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Uro,cr 4 Bakers sew Ing Maca'urs
wERy AWARDED

Uro,cr 4 Bakers sew Ing Mach'nrs
wxRg AvAspso
TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMfIUrOR>
At THx roLIovis"
STATE FAIRS OF ia6f
~, II. Bee, Family se~a. M.chnc, tie Best N,au,ctur
lug Msehino, and .ho Beet Ni-i.,nc Noss;
Nrw YORK STATE FAIR
FIrs1 PRvxIrs roI I,sur NicHiss
tIKsI PSEsrs ron l"rnL. THREAD hiA,hsE
FIRST PRssrs Yog MAcHiSr WORK
fSDIhSA STATE FAIR
FiKsr fnESIuN ron MACHINE "ogx
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Ftasr fHEsus yoR Fasfv NAcniss
FiEsT PaahIus toR MsSrgsorckiso hAsnisE
FiHsT faEriua yoR MAosiss NokS
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
Fu,T rsSxivs ron y n,cuivS ron All FvsTo'"
FuEsr fsesius ron MAcniSt Nosk
IOWA STATE PAIR.
siRsI rRtsirs ron d,svIacT@gsse @ N''ai's
TIHsr PREsirs fog MAcniSs WORK.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR
iiHsr PRts'rs yoR MACHINE Wonx
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
Finsr Fa-xlus ron F,rItr M,cniSE
Fl.sr rHYNira FoK MsNrY,cIsVts, MACHINE
klRsE PkENIrn yoR NhcnIsE NoRG
PENNSYLVANIA STATE iAlR.
Fiasr PKEsirs ron MANuT,cfrRiSG hAcaiNs
fIK,I fRssluS foa bEAvitfVL MACHINE "o"S
ONO STATE PAIR
TiRsr PaEsirs yoa M.cnSs WORK
AND At TnE FOLLOWING COrNU sAiRS;
CUfTTFNDES co " AGR soc.
fiRsr rREsirs rOR fAsitl NAcnINs.
frE.r fRIsIus ron MssuFAC IUKiSG MAcdSG
fRsr fKEucF ron MACHINE No1s
FRANkLIS 60. tN. ~ FAIR.
fiHsr PRsHUa FOA FAMILY NACHiNf
FlRsr fREsfuN Fog MAsuTac acttRi>G h'chISH'
Cu.MPLAIN VALLEY tkLl AokL Sot.
fIHsr PRrs.Ua ToH fkGiLg MAthiNR-
fKsr iKKslus ruR NArufA'tiH HisG MACHINE
fiksr PHEsIra IOH MNCuiaf IN ont
IAMPpEN 60. N.ssD AGRL sCC
plPlomA Fon FA1iLI MACHINE
nlrLogA ToK MACHINE " NlAA
QUEENS 60. Is. ~ AGRL soc.
FINER PAEnuUa g0n lAgiLt MACHINE
WASHINGTON 60. tN ~ FAIR
fRsr IRkNluA ron F.NiL' MA,nisE
sNR AroBA go. ~. = FAIR
FiEsr irHsirs soR FAMILY HA,hirN.
MECHANICS lNSflTt II fPal FAIR
Ftnsr PnK~Irs YoR MACHINE Spp al rrGP0sss
ftusg iHfniUa fOR MAInINl " OKa.
a., Tho ulovr ceulr.cs al ur tf.ts % when ''
,lDNfK hAAfH AlAGlliNt- wrIr c1AsD'ird III. yeas
surGooMs ,D3 6Ro,pwAy. NEW YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

Two Rebel o1iccrs. recently captured in Ala
hama arrived here few days since They were allowed
The limits Of thc city on their pnroe Of honor on ir
day nigh, they were caught attempting to cross TIE
river 70 Kentucky ina skif They were brought back
10 The c, aud placed in irons To day they were sent
10 Columbus. here they viii be tried ioI violating ilef
unrO.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
From California.

SAN / lIANtIsCO. NOV. :. irpJ.
The Russian war steamer Ryanda, 80 days
from U,kniaii has aiIitod Ihi. completes ihc .u..
Nan gcnt which intends 10 Winter here srlnd bail
and supper w be given To the Rnssar oi1ccr- ht
Tuioi, iiall vhIcl Will cost abOut siOVV Le oeco'
ration of the la.l has been contracted ior III ~
Joseph Myrick ai oh merchant died yc''eiuay; ..
Ibc Nasoe constitution Convention h,s agreed upon
Nevada as the name Of the proposed state,
Tie business Of the week now ended las l,cn en-
imnntet of mos. tie leading staples have had cause for
general dissatisfaction on account OF tie laIy Of de
mhAd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
A Card.
l.. s. sAsIraur COMMISSION Ngv ior

Us SANITARY COMMISSION xvYons. NOV. :, !se'.
The President of the L. :. Sanitary Eouinissici.
fee. TO be rrea pleasure call enytai attention q ''
u,o,ie uunh,tn,e Of cui dn .ui,hed country woman,
Nj, Charlotte Cshmsn who from the vessel ia wb,h lie
leave. our ode.y sends him the full s'cosn OF hes
spenad donation. The .s tnd wosaied through The T. D
Sanitary Comni s!cn.
They ire q, follows
Bench, at Aca my Il Ma,i, Philadelphia Sept -, 10 3;
Bcueh, a, Academy of Mu.,c Bo.on sept co. 2.;" - -
Beueh, at Growers Thearer Washington, Oct He lsos I"
Benent al Ford- Tiai Esitiofc Oc, l9.... W ~
(Ths small receipt aiiuhuia be 10 The nesisrnceani
clrcie-.iess 81 The manazct e q - 49,, a.
Ben-ht Academy cf Music, Ne~foik' oc z4'' ~ -
fo.'' 9
Til. msgn6een, product o tie s,ras c: MIS- Cr'Am'n'
devoted the relief Of sserns 'ode i Oh TIE i-o''
s,Iikn. pcsion yet made OF "onsn power shd VIII
do her foil paE, Tie National ,rssr. Iu.p,d With Owe
aud pity American women have been. by thcr to Ari
.ymp.,hes .sl part Of tie army snd le saIs, vneef
eadcf. Ike Ms. Cu.isn will ,no tfesx while their 'or.
brother. sui husbands arn aud faithful in the hed
i.due to Mia Charlotte Cuhmsn ssy tns hl, en'fhof
dnnfy gin Of money mas!eay .,olcd by hci spell j. bot
tie .s,i part of the .sivs which srcr begrn
she h.. teen rendering In E4rop~. Her earnest
faith IN tho osisss' togu her propec confidence in OUT
success. hei c, psirom in oil pr..erc.' have teen
potent sbr - and deserve AID command the graft
,udr o. a., " holg Na..5n.
In conn a.,l a 90 noble Whose gcfef0u' tes'w
n.eui Of lf- - l,Ieby plhcy t-hnowedo, tie Cons
Ia. ordered be whole amount TO he stpeid hion sh
e1r Hcmc Bsuch. IN ,es ,s. where TIE several .nn
were cou,tg'ed hat li' money y ooa.irue " lors az
ssho 60 te lti hy he touch only % wcrans hit1'
j. will iLu. reach colder battle beds snt ho'Pals.
ehsrsed vh DE b'r'.rs' i.y.I. e. Ter, Ct AnsHe'n
wOnfthcpd. Hf MI w. hfLb'No
p.~.iiru' u :. Sanitary omHiss'0n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Ark kndeiphia Occupied by our Forccs-En.
lis'ment OF Loyal Arkansans.
CINCINNATI. Saturday. No,

CINtNNAIT, oatDCay, NOV. Z, lebJ.
Arkansas advicee represent that Arkaie,phia,
recently Prices headquarters Is in possession Of Gen.
Steele.
Over 700 volunteer. from Yell county. Arkansas Lave
reported to Gen. Steele for duty.
Two infantry regiments are being raised at Bates
vile.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
vaiiandis sham'. Ncighbor. nmd the soldiers
Families.
CNclNNArL Saturday. \

tNclNNATi, Satufdsy. nov. :, TO.
The farmers around Dayton (Ohio) made a
grand stfstion tn that city 20 day. bringing IN
three buudrcd and twenty Eve loads 0. wood. twenty
eight days Of Gour and sixty wagon loads Of frin
produce for tho families Of younleeis They promise
70 r.oslt tie lOuatl0n IN January.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The ,Iiunc,otn Elc,tion.

CHICAGO. SatEft1v NOV. .. i-''
TIE STATE c.ec.ioL IN Minnesota cn 1rc.daf
last Ir.n.,e, IL tie election O. S:cpcr Ms ;ae 'nioL
candidate fos Gcy.lnor.
Tie correspondence Of The Jo.rtd reys that Ma
majority VIZ not tc lees thar 1000. The ciY - :,
Pas; gave 5oC rior majority and Ike ocur'y- Ft.c.
is 4 H. .f 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
(Surrrilins NJ Btcudvl1ir, ny.

CAIRO H.. SATURDAY, Nov. T. lr6J
Guerrilla, entered Blaudy,lle. Ky, twelve
miles from this city yesterday and captured courier
with A snnh fllA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Affairs In Southwest Missouri.

ST. LOl ls SatuIda!. NOV. :, IetJ
General Wabrldgc OF NewYoFk. just arrived
from NJ extended trip South East Missouri reports
that rni Of tie fee from orgauzed bodies ct Re-
bel troops but that bushubsokeIs continue 20 commit
dcpIedaOns there
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Entersrinments-saturdsy, Nov. o.
IBLhpS GAkDEN-Corolsnus.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ACADEMY or MUSIC-Norma.
WALLACkS TllEATER-Ro~dne. or ths RNe Ball
WINTER GAkDEN-kahleen Mevovrnreu Thrice Mar
red
OLYMPIC 1lIEATER-I Am All Here There is no Such
Ncri g, al.
BARNUn'S MUSEUM Moving Wax Figures; Clan. ,ni
Boy 'Ldps'isr King; Opere; Ghost Drlmni Magic. &c.
PAIN tHEAItR tBrsoklyui-Pet VI tie feltcoaisi 10
Os'i-- Ier.or.
GEoRGE CHR!>TY's huNsrRELs-5s5 Brosdw,y-E,hi
In'sT
iRN ING HALL Benefit Concert.
COZ P.L Ill N.oadwa.-,lnlcY Dreaa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Large Fire nt ChnrIcsiown, Mnss.-Loss
S1JOOO.

BOsION Saturday. Nov. 7, IsbJ
A fire in Charestown last night destroyed tnc
extensive furniture mandatory Of Holmes JOYS Tue
pickle factory OF Nesmith & Heard ana tever" s'l
f,,eng bouscs on Mason street. The total loss Is es
timatod al s1J COO Of which Holmes JOY lose about
AN 200 with small insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
covcrun,cut bonds.

The Subscription Agent reports iie ,sa saie c., Dl
q ora GOO ON SATURDAY and for the week 42i26U Sub
oro st taken with the back interest payable
IN eold or It's equivalent thns giving subscribers .he
fn coupons on the lst OF May next ! be amour, oi
bonds remaining unsold does not excccd si'''o'oVV'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Gysrial Notice..

To Edits. md Pubisi,crs-tD, nns,I' .1ea ussirss %
to d. the COMPOSITION sud fhFsi.N ohN ., SSIl
tie. In TINT vii give eui. -Ail.i'tN'; "-N'oi'A3
MULLLE. job. NoOtlus aANeN'9'Pe' '">i'o'' NJ !"
BeeLmau.st,. n. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
New York State Election.

EUfiALC- NOV. y -.
Rc.Grls from ChaG.auQHa Cou..r com
pee ,SceG, the towI OF Hamilton give ca'or ra
ior.:v G. Z y.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

onr thanks arc due to Purscr Field OF Inc
steamship EsenIng Star for hll heS OF Ne" o''e'''
papers. aud Tor Othe: facilities
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

Important Meeting at GespsE Institute. for the

rssSS%snMssbs Mss1s q ssns5 ESs 20
' G1oSa alu Ss
lain Fske. Superintendent, q con,raband. represent a.
Ston snd suffering u lie pSd sd I i i The
women and ciIdeg-in his Department. Chaplain FISK
The Rev Dr. EG viii preside s' TSe fs ReT S BEI
LOWS end HITCHCOCK will make addresses Major .Gea.
sICkLEs has also esaged to re.s f hi. health will permit
Tue Rev job" isIiIl.,sns' hsTias Ess'ure' on the Old
The ri. Lecture Of the coarse win be given on MONDAY
EsENSc y Clinton Hail. 1S A;;I opPv p.s s % Gsssa
under the Antonines."
Ticket. for The Course. 81 50, Ladies. 81.
Single evening 80 cents.
At Growers Book k-store. aid at the door.
The American Photographed Society viii hold
it, mon,sy %e,ns IN the ; S9,ps ., tie NY f0 uni
''''' '''' '"I"'WM r. dElssESaAiSER jf Secretary.
Hcndqmnrtcr. Union GencrnI Cou,mIttee, No.
03O HrOndwny.-The Delegate. to this Committee from
the ConnciImanc Districts will meet THIS tMonday
EVFHiNG Eov. ate o'clock to select candidates for c0un'
'su FS"S Ditre ., I'd 3D. 9TH stu 9Th 7h a,h .nd
Fihh bsrict io iIih 18Th and i7,b wsrd at Lincoln
Hall cor Allen and Hou,ton.sts. .o
sixth District eth 18th, 10Th. and 18Th wsrd', at No. GIG
seventh District 2, 18th. 7o, aI.t, and ald ward'l
The Delegates from the Ward. will meet Of their Ward
Headquarter. TUESDAY EVENING. Oct u, at 20 CLOCK
Hsrrmsn;c pi.,r,c. Jesnsed by even number. will meet
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct IT, at clock those
above li at their respective Ward iiesd9nar'es those
below a. follows:
second District q. No. % New Bowery.
Fourth District at No. ia Hester 81.
sixth District, q, Lincoln Hall Allen and hous'on 's
Eighth District. cor Pitt aud Broome.,s
Tenth District. at No. 6s9 Broadway.
Twelfth Di.tnct OF Union Hall Avenue ID.
The candidates selected above will be reported 70 tlc
General Committee. at meetng 10 be- he'd on THURSDAY
ENENN0. Oct. I2 ct IcsIquster No. go Bosdwoy. a.
y O'Clock.
BY oder Of the Union General Committee.
IRA D. MILLER, Chairman.
WAsHis0ToS MrLLfs. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Deslin e. 90.
CLOTHINd.
A sI'pFKH STOCK OF

CLOTHING.
SUPERB STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
IN the department Of
READY-MADE
Owe Il G Q A i s,
o. Moscow EsKIno AND CHiscRiLLA BEAVERS
WALKING COATS,
O, Fsol,,H scorcp AND AMERICAN CoAriyGs,
With
vrsT, and PAyTAtooSs to match.
snperhne Dreo sni,s OF oil qrslitieA.
Pali aud Winter Under Wen,
With
0ENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
10 Great Varie,y
BROADWAY. cor GRAND ST.
BROADWAY coz WARREN-SI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Ntw.NoRN. Nov. D. Inoi.

NtwAoRs Nov. o. 1905.
E,.nth Of John -. Nnu Barren late Policeman el ih'
Fi.Ath Precinct who seriously wouuiri wh' ~ ~
cbs. of lis duty at the to o tie riot, OF the ith o ,ay
ni,i where he fingered until the h inst when ne etl,,
- DE ,fsn of lis Eighth 10 when dec, i'rI 80 ~,
t,srI curd n~rtirs oi ihc m"niur'' m 3l s"e ,S al
,t.T , sunday th. oh lnsf a i u' iho h'"
being pfas.ni Capt DE camp nal" %" prr'nrt foT
r tain, tat he had bc'n member oil ~. & I
-, f,-t.-n years. and that be WAS iH uNi-" '''' -
-, lent oticrf and a. th. Nho.o course % n,' a ~ 80
-, -. ,f ,.rpt tnf. \ { Hmmttrt ~ i've wa ~
~ ~ u'aw up ; teks psoe on TUESDAY the l0ih h.t q,
:, M, hurch tornes of thompson ani ftincr 't ~
~ ~ in ion'' 1liAs. WILSON. 1hainan.
K,,u IS srlLwELL. Secretary
Diamond Rings. -
10 Twenty hvc, rnryt lhity I'VE f9i'y' arus ~
tY s,.,,, .ov, Tlrhty nye Dnc iiuudrcd, Two, Three
~ Nv, s,x and sr,tn inulied Dollars each ior sale by
uFO G. ALLEN. No AS biOtdwsy one dooi pr'o" '''a
street.
IIo,t's Satia Lnundry Siarch
Re.,iyed prcnrnm he great tAhhiioa at y'a1 raAu"
a and ma Kcgufgs only two thilds mngh a. OF eiii
u.v snrcl Superior 70 my other ,or ' sns on ""' 81
H., th,n ,r,n.psrncy, white, smooth surface Ae r'r,h'
no,.b arL pciiect css,ic .,hncss Adlrd 10 As hne'
r,brc MIL Not WILT IN DAMP ~ too1t " EAsuA"'
Price l2i cents pcy pound. N "
IOSEPH hokr Co. NO. ~ tnHes'ry lSa'e y l.
Sod by all dealers.
learn 4. s,.n,e im one-bnN Hour W tsi,.x the
AMERICAN PAELOh OK
FLOOR SKATES.
t. sIENENs, NJ. I1J rerdst. Ncmter,
md No a. hiloy'ss bo,.on.
Iogu's lr.er Skntc Bucile,
| Manufactured and TOT salc on straps, 0 Nhnr.'ro>
| \ sIEVtN> Nc 2iJ resrl.st. Ne@.fo't,
! Anl NJ. 90 hNeys.i bos'0A' Nt''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Afsgsbs -.

III. TIN-INIFN-On TUHsd '. UlI- y 'NII D w
.tn huf.l boz Great Lerd. ia. b. 'l. re H
y.ff-.r 3D.. John to,n d., col ,lls.o. .l 'oi Niifs
ID tItr. Of Great Bend.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
aOvenicnls OF Ocenn steamers

no HALi.-Bcnefit Concert.
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