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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-06

been broken b. the 29J having dared 10
communicate ~i;h re-.al that had still
two DAYS quar- ,ntius t. run. and they 81
griIy demauisi to know lie ieason why
their Regulations bal been infriuced.-
Tis<y rere told That the bark vas ia a
sinsiag condition, and The sTc.:tiou Of the
phssrs was accounted for by aging the
necessity for IN immeIla;o temporary
TRANSFER of her cargo, tina: the i-as might
BE reached AID STOPPED; All Capt Bul-
Isok finally succesIsI in be-rjh- Dawn all
opposition by feignins 10 get in :, passion
saying he was doing 40 more T., The Lark
than 2nv Eng,ishAan would do f.. coun
uyEan in distress. The f9rtugls.s lei,
The vessel, and the .rsuski pmenL proceed
ed without further hiadcssncs from those
on shore.
About the .ftcTncon o. the second day.
and y hen tiie transfer was nearly cornpl-ts
lss Brl!lsh scrc~-sieslner bahama came
ii, hsviae OF 6oar,!, Captain Senln-, and
The otnsr late officers of lbs Sun9:er. b.
sides the remainder Of The 1905 ar,uem.n,,
and an addition 20 Oh men h. Der cys..
ga tho Il ALBANIA aTriv. and anchorage on
4 somewhat similar ?,c.e1s 10 th,.e given
10 her t~ pre- !ece.,er. the pDr;uglea.
larry lost a. P'.i'nce ~" i.s'eFnPIn'iy
is'isted on ths ,n>i.H, det'''1nrs OF III
three vessels. The bahama .; once com
munica.ed With $50 ani having haniei
over 10 the latter ve,se everything d.s-
tined for .eT. got up steam sud lsi!, fol
io'sa Dy He 100 towing zee no" empty
oafque. Al s"fee Went, no. 1" Sc: IS me.
hAd been o. 's'ei !" d., Ut 10 Angra
Day Day 10 t's sane l5'a'd, SAD Only
= lev league 4.staa! from !aI.,,s Roads J
Here they sotn 'iagi ann 2i-s.si grt5i
noon the is..""irg dAy (25aniayi, wL.e,
Tor the se12Hd i''ns' a. ttre~ vessel "erss
o'ue'ed ce' 'ae o'l'g1ese Nss@'s. ~.
re -9os guns DIT ~ ~" moun.ef SD
tbs Yss'.' o!heF"is- re'iy i,rs cruise.
the order w@ oDe5 81 81 100. :heir De
pafsure, ths osrqas, IS Lafore, 4 tor OF
tie $50, which hlviae c0u.sye! ..er ell
out 20 sea, cast L.r OIL AL "i'h i@FoF>
Iag breeze sic 1lesrst iJr caFdl.l, 10 orig
out further supp ! 2: coz. lyf ;Lc 800
future u'e.
The 29e sni tho b.nsms roa steam
81 round the i-!and and Capt SEN res,
coming 9ut q h'7 calm, o'io5o'' h.* irs;
neu.ehsi' 70 ,'oN.e' - 'rcN a.. me
hSVih9 oeeh cone, az; a.i IT, oil! e?' "a
sembted on tbs poor 10 dor "a ual'JTn1
t'e. coniedeTH'c g1cI 'r2cK coa- cd 70"
-ssrs caPt Sen"s' enj""e s,.eHc=, a''i
read his continuation IS Po5, captain Ia
Il,
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4 bit Of Conflict det,resn the Civil and
Military 4u.horttiss

Tie Commissioner and Sheriff do Their
Duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
DENJAMIN MASONs
~ CCMMEEC. y AND MILITARY HoARDr

OF ~. hing boy, ir'cltcr heatry. Chf.s'iAu MEN.
Circulate g. NO. \ Aa..a1-s II. l,d 80 - Bgosags
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Amrsements.

DARNUM. AMERICAN MysEUM.
end the urgent solicitations Of the public induce he unAse
n'n' 70 s'At CHEAT az SENSATIONAL DRAMA
MARRIETTE;
TIE gs w* WEIR I Ss HztTH
EVERY AFTERNOON :; NV s5,E M -
!. n. oop. Of which INTRODUCED many s.r,ss :::,
'''''f sFS q s;ie'f ILLUSION THU GHOST
ss PESrkAL i MLEsiSS. T f SSHSsZ
Which ss. a-onised " Thousands Of vi1s0
s'' Last two or 'A's, ONE si:' WEEK MORE
~ 7 S !iS AND BALLET COMPANY:
BROTHERS SANFORD
MADEMOISELLE kiEMA,
Who '''s'1s s IL fsHEf g;
TIRE WyE.DRF5SER5 OF COMO.
Thu charming s,aii FL iii';f 81
ROfgS or LAUGHTER AND APPLAU6H, -
from tho ooalneucelaent close. 1t viii ss psdnsAa
TIE 5 Ass2 E j5;s S sH
who though eora q 9.cs N AtSsp P ts1t H Hs
ard pink eyes TIE s,ransest anomaly in nature nc5
Dc see" a. u m hSS: ALEXANDRA, MAGICIAN ~
Papi Of tue Cred Wizar Of tho Nor gTcs bin w0naso
tricks snd tests - Magic
EVERY HOUR, DAY AND EVENING
Or tho pia'ion in tho uIan laI Of tlt siusoxn,b
Aud sells BOOKS teaching ....,v
Reside eIpsiins his tricks to bis 'iion, md 'sas No.
at q very low ngur..
TO b. seen n ~ hours every day and evening
THE GIANT BOY.
Eighteen year, old, and svx
E.H@T FEET Huh!
'A' ''''e' ~ "'D sspLfSbID GROUP or
MOVING WAX FIGUHHSs
Imported from Eufore, r. eesentins
DON CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
sscaa1ped la t.o Mountain, Cd Ca tile ,naudss tAs
DYING SLENE Of ItiE
SPANISH CHIEF, ZUMALCARRE0CL
S,ur,uIled oy his Wifi. Sister, and other rrieuda
MS. GEN toh THUMBS
PETITE AfNINU MAChlNE,
arIos perfect and beagtiIl specimen u mectsnse%
LIVING TAOiICAL eoLORED fI5As
TIE LINING MONSTER PfrHON,
TIE CHEAT DRAGON or TIE EA5H
AUrOMATDN WRITER,
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR, =.
TIE GRAND AaUARfA, Learned sea- Sss Laos, Dss
srr Bear Livins An.condxs. War Figures 10
Adnia-on b cents. C1dIen under ten !" sene a.,
Ia Tie iu xpenss OF koe ping up such ueD
cot .i.oa OF a raro.. cous te 70 sop al ~
s-oI. or the yr.cr lie mas cto, 40 bt"" -
amer November - there VIII % no rse rainus eds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
DuBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.

j ERfY-Win DO oiNrod at Pubc Ssi., tho Prem.
's.s ~ THURSDAY November 5, i63 At c.oc4, "a,
al tkst vAlust. Real E.sle, suoan ~ the ORANGE MOuN
Crsrso Mountain: Vow Jersey, about 10 nn.t. no n'm
S.~ ,k City. ihs Hou,e sud cDpyeDieny fAns"o
The large and gnns have ban ala nf-i 70 trn
snt iuof las large with lot cod shower md truse
brt IN tncn. Tue lOgse supplitd abuns nj, VIA pare
ai"r brought iYom u.0rllr. IL" o1tbuiliux
snd outdoor baths ny,nt end ruu,r,uS orora1a hIni
-lney Aid out. brsu al walks and plus 81 NJ cscfs
wnlin. and fer tho ai hyse Ia oe-se
OF accommodating .ni1ed AID L!y boeItss, ana "l
bo filed 0y the At wiling 90 ply for rood ocr ON
mOaions If,Tg !IAcics u leEd Jas rpts u OTIS "a
al- The atriy q, oc o'etpcFie c'i Ito q
., do.ng 1lur'ny bn ile-.. 1hcrr carlct
Do ably be- fJuul .rr,i d- llOl lie city sup ri0r
gcsnon for saminor hotel, aud dr.y rot H. - n'd
" nifty The properly % ? may 'nauc'narts 20 capitalists
n Ia. j.. ,qu a lie AO.o si-e sic Tor
( Itaas1 cosnry - .ilcnc".
l.. u. IOMPEINS 'uc,ionecr,
OIsn'- Es'x County,
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A. NJ. NFRyiS Anctioneer. - go,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
inr. Nee 50 ard SO nroadwsySsle' 81 books Us
,onfy Picture. WORKS 81 Arr lney jood, lrnIfe ~
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY hlth-
MOSS, Sov. ,, 4. aud s. st4 ococs.
20 CIOlCt E.0LlSH BOUhS--,n extensive coi~ci'ou oi
the best editions Il Nausbe WoA. IN all dep ,i,meis-ins
In calf half morocco aid nn oaf, Ens i-h bindings
and many Ell cn.iv.ly lLLU5fhhTLD HOOKS, near.
bond A.so vsre Of Stsnd.Id American Pub ~,
Re- brin, ,ie ..ocs Il ,,..r W r. berry co. Nashville,
Trrn dealer, Ia the hne.i sni most eipeiravs
boo N, s,lb.hIn ut In III. South For paooAs. ere
Cstiogue, 20 b, had at the sA.osf9oms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
Sales bD Aurtion.

4 J. l.. SMITH, Auctioneer. vii! sell this
M dsy 81 II O'Clock at No. II Suyvrs place" a. ee.
Of 10, Bible liou.. Que r,..gpod rsof suite one bat ~oi
%. Rosewood and ushosoty Bed room suite. Chairs
bes Rockers Brussels aid Tau C.FF.i.. Oh Painting snd
everything necessary foI :, ut.sl housekeeping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

WALLACKs.
w Tie Overture to-comncnce a..
NOTICE.
The eI,rsordnsry and unl r,ceas ncd :s'eess
TIKI Nr.V DRAMA,
,<i. ouinr 10 the uc ss~ d.ns.a LOT e,nts WOW -
ne 70 S O. ENCgMRNP OF IT'S sPLESDaD RuN
induces Nr WALLACk 10 recommend on early sp2 nsssse
t.u box Office saere places cen DC secured wseA -
ROSEDALE;
THE RIFLE BALI.
EVERY NiOUf.
In which wiz sppear .
" tssEsss T yisahs Ms{aTS oH aassan
e hsi mtS: NJ NJ } sAaS{ ast2s
Mr. Mr.. HntpssSoN. Ms gAaSY MJXAN4
Mrs JOHN SETON, his MAkl bAht3FS
Mi.s CARMAS Abs LIZ kaUS.
Nm. GEORGE VANDENiIOEF givel
vi THREE READINGS o. Dodwosths hsA, Nc ~
SATURDAY EyENINo. Oct 81.
MONDAY EVENING. New.
FRIDAY stENiNU, NON Z
Proya1me-tirt Reading:
TIE Trsgaiy Of OrhEALo, carefully comYessr1 - -
purssd. Ai.es " hch from sIsnin CAaxaewA
MRS GAAr
TlCnf1S-sS (erts
For sale at Wn. Hal. Sous No. 4J BrssdvcY bsrs
Sch ues No .cl Broadwly; sehartt1o * L.Is No ~
Ir,sdway, T. J. Gov 40 s5 BroaAwAy hAoe AssoSe
Hst,l rhd a. the door.
Doors open a, 7. Rcadnsto commence NJ
nODWORTH's MUSIC STORE,
IL Vocal AID Ia. rsneu,sL
PLANO Fo.sT3 OUITAk suHsr MUSA
.Iass .SsELrkhsT-.
Ciaf, -.ts. fu CO his,irs.
Gni'Gs. hsIlO., Ac.cri.ons or.n-s, ~
No. u As foR-lLACE, n. !. opea ldspn-
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Oyvle, OF rna s1aKyr Coaal,sloSEa. !

CEoros AaugDucr DgPARlsEsT. o. % 1868
UNPAID WATER RENIS.-NO1lcE u
b.eby diver thai further penalty Of Ten Per Cent Will
h. did 10 ~. unpaid Neiu hons o. ~, inst day OF woven
p " ' THOMAS Is. 1APPEN Water Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

l. BiA COLLEGE, New orr. vii open tie FIRST
Of kNbER iDtJ It'd unii Of June fol.
lOwng - ehafz@ o. @ps y"4r payable s.ni annually Ia
alvarez p.n Of study depncs The object u e sta
hi - and he he - u 10
c-.gneA however give conpst. pricsois education
Ch.nislry may dcsife .f lforailOn
spply 10 Prof CHARLES 4. JOY, IT the Cogess Fast
Inu,t CHARLES KING, LII. d.
fresiient Of COLUMBIA Coilege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
4orses, Carriages, ST.

AORSE FOR SALE--Long tail, bay, l5l
Lands high perfectly knd aud Tree from icks sold be
ue owner hsA horsss than hr To b.
tsooesss Livery btsbls. lAA -, juss wssi 81 a4sx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
Urotcr!es an0 l)ropisiono.

4 SECRET WORTH KNOWING-Go to
"a THOMAS H. AONEWs No. 100 cresns iclst aud
No ~ murray -, And the low pare he 70 -ebs 'a
dol-e our W Ines everything so used Ia ever iAny
lAc, AID upw..d Cd your noney AID see io'
youf .-lsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
ius0oins Garos. Sc.

ATT. II. JOHNSTON & cos, $50 Bowery,
"A cor Broomo Wedding aud Iis,tas Clrd. ESGRASkV
Fine " s'cres Jcwc-y aud silver Ware 81 low rico
AT WIN. ENERDELi.s SONS, lc4 fWlton-
~ .,-wHDDINO CARDS Fine sts'ioAcry. ac,or.Si 'u
TIA. Staining Mono ,rars, Door and Eaur. ri~ts &c
ir.ses, blank books. Cascks Notes Laoen 10 ssSae
fshrd isi5
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (taif price)-
IL Wcdins At dome and ,ste PsPer,. NC ba n'r.tIds
b.. ues1.. ora.ts Ac. Minus, No. y toass I" ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

IRVING HALL.
MIR TiIFODORF THoMiS'S
sYcOND POPULAR MUSICAL MATINEE.
SATURDAY, OCT u
Doo,. orer nj A. cnni..ace AZ O'Clock
NJ &. ~. GOrfSCHAlk,
r,. great Piauid will r. form, together With
Mis FANNIE RIDDLE.
Soprano her second srlruranc-)
Sir NkNkf sANDthsoN
Mr. g. BEuRESs, sni FULL ORCHESTRA.
Single Tickets 81 Cents
Vanity OF -ason Tickets admitting six to one Matt
nee OF on, person ~ Mau,.s. NO Dollars Tickets
All, ni lRNiNo HALL.
Lr.t Scbrmers Music store No T0l HroadvAy; Schar
f,nb.Ir Lii Nusr store No. ,5i bioadws, Han sons
Music sor, No. 5,3 ntoadway; VIM A. Pond Co.. Music
star. No. 37 broadway. irh, Sou Co. Music store. No
Ia broadway: Mleoy ii.r.ig saton.rs III broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

FNlE MISSES ROWLAND propose 10 Jake
their family sH Children between t~ sses oil and
l tney vii thoroughly Instruct and take care o.
morally and ph ysicay. ,,
bis. l-iOHE ROWLAND will continue her DAf
SCHOOL for Children heretofore. The school year VIZ
eomDene@ on WEDNESDAY,, september - .
Miss hAVLAND Will also receive Class 81 Young bsdie.
daring lew hours escn day inructiob la The usdi
kIg ish Branches and Language and ieralure
fof heUAis AID olnsI in!cGitoH tppy a. NO IL Lss'
as.l-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
AmnsemenIs.

OLYMPIC THEATER
~ Lessee s.d Nanss. ress..........Sirs. JOHN WOOD.
Nh WALCOX.
TRIUMPHANT CARRIER.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
MUSIC, MlRTH AND LAUGHTER
BROCUIi MS EXrR NAGAaLA
/ ALL THE RAGE.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
Ys GEwTts SAVAGE.
A GENUINE III.
HOUSE CROWDED NIDDTLY
THIS EvESlNU.
Add rvrrv evening until further notice. the renowned TX
PO.CA.HON.TAS;
W. GENTLE SAVAGE.
NEW SCENERY BY JAS. T.. HAYES,
NEW COSTUMES ~ MIS-, C0RSsLlA FLaSNEHf
NEW PROPERTIES BIZ WM hsahY,
NEW MEDLEY OVERTURE ~ THOA BAkEk.
MRS. J0hd WOOD
POCOHDNrAS.
Povhatsn Eirs IL tho Ta,csroras w. W. DAvlDoh
ALL T6E COMPANY ~ rHE CAST;
To ocmmsncs with tho highly successful new Censi'ee's
NY PRESENTER.
Mary w .lker Sef'ey bfowp
bNbtsy, poW wv" 's'S-
Deco open at Il poro'manc. commercial at =
Boz Beck open nom t5i. Heats in,y be ~ AIRED
rHKEE DAYS H. ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
.Ts.rutiicI.

4 LADY, of experience with recommen-
~ daiion' ., the highest ord'r TE ACufR Of he
IlANOFCRlE and GUITAR wouG IKE lew uioge pupils
,lsf IL Brooklyn 81 New-l ork ke.rs Wui r. brad
say No AZ hroo1cs whyrs api hcsucns can be made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

NIBLOs GARDEN
~ Lss.s,e and Mtgtgcr. sill, WV w nAIbnk
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
TIES iSAIURDAiD EvENih0, OeL III. ln>b
y MtGr POSITIVELY
FOB THE ONLY TIE
dlriss brr rroeoni Engagement,
MATILDA HTRON
vii appear ia
HER POWERHI'I. CHARACTER
nEDEA.
CLASSICAL TRAGEDY Of TIVE SANE aAMfa
traed by Der irpr tho cnch Il IL Legouve lie lag
~ WI st-PERB CAST.
irclnf'ng The fllowi ns4n.si
Mr. !. r. SLEW Fiji.
hir j. kgSAN.
blIs. :. II. ALLEN. Nd
lin. RtEvYS
Con Harvey b bod-'5h
O, MONDAY YVfSrTG Nov. 2, 1863
RDWIS FORREST
IA s.s 81 NJ. 81. po. crfii chf lc'eft
Ia civ, preparation N ...parr', gfes. rrssdy OF
tDRIOHANso,
width vii sp,~ny be ?. inesd
efcr acTurL mot IL. OF pslp.rt.syn. t.iin
rNTIRFlY NEW SGtSFEi, -
~ TssPPEOACIAnLR CASi, snl
tDpiTlJ ShL sTRFNP ! ~ EVERY hbsfhCL
!~.i. ni.y Be .,ra-ca-1i a., Boz on g
TtiltnE DAlsIa ADFANck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

- irsna, The pub grnesi viii con il1e
b.. (-staDed ye4I since In partnrf'hp with
BIZ trotisI, TORE B,klLI, sfsef .c-, al 10 rs
}To1dway and they viii be Openec MONDAY, "a Of 'o-
BEL oD Ihe resistsr IN aipcans Is open day o.
Sr.areAb'rs Luis Musc store. 20 I'D broadway, whs!e
circular, ~ith teru.., Sc. also BE- had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

'INHE French, Spanish, Italian, and German
y Languages IRE Taught by Prof.. OlhODO. PUkf. bet
rr.cr"nees gvo Adde'S aud Leroy iisce, Dee sers
UNIVERSITY GKAMMARsCu receives
~ pGi year, them for busiLess Col
lsg West Point and hsssi Aa-sny 'ih.y csi ,,hooL
WM. II. LECGETTs SCHOOL, No. l,2I4
w Broadway Circulars 1t LOCkMdJJD No sll;
CkOWfSS No. 8sJ. and sEOkF b. No. slg Ers4.y.,
G7S Sn PAYS Board, Washing, Fuel
W ~ w and Tuition, IN common Engli.l al HID
~ River lns,uts CLysIsch Couniaa Co., for nsf
syssf from Nov g. 20 Ayrl T. SIpenor advantages Tor
young Ladies In French Piano Muc and Oh Painting Rsc
sioE Rooms ChsIe Gymnasium aud boarding h, ysrtinen
nsder roof biz married frosssors and their fannie.
The ilution aid hoard win the pupils For Catalogues
Sediess the Rev. ALONZO FLACk. A. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

BOOTS, SHOES AID GAITERS-S3, - So.
- ~ ~ - md ~ at JOSL, ). hos ~ and IL Aonsi.
Please call and .4afIus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
A MER. SCHOOL r."-Estab. 1866,

\" A MILK. SCHOOl. lNSt. '--ESIaO. 1900,
II l. reisble sad eih lieut. EDUCATIONAL ExchaIse,
For al who seek w.llqualiied e -chcTs;
For teachers y no tcslre eng .gcLatns,
Forcivins parents ilioTmsioD Of good schools
kog selling and renting soaoo. prop r,ira
RErEBF NCEsDI Hchcook AInher,t College Prof J. A.
ficr Yale; Rev D. C@mphe fres,tcm But-ors CO 'cse
lsnes Bon. Publishers, No 81 Joaust II. y; vi.on,
fnney Co.. No a. Ha.kes.st.; Appleton No las broad
woy Scr;5uer, No. 40 NrslIa ~.
g. >. WOODNiN = Co., Edncs.iona Agents.
No. lJO Grlndst. door cust OF .roii,Ssy.
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NEME. DEMORESTv brillIant opening b

NyME. DEMOREST1 brilliant opening Of
AVA new PATTERNS Of al TO recherche styles direct
non affords the interesting exhibition at a..
the itr Of the aios No 80 broadway II. fsl
humber ho MJor OF Fashions ready sold cyryw
CARPETS at LOW PklCES.--ADAMS x
" sPrhL Ia nave large a~ortnrnt Of iirAss,a, ply,
In ain and S.AI, tAPEIS hUOS, MATS OIL ,ID.I,, III
w.o;ha Please give cal Cod isrcly shown.
No. 4JI bgApdsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
CEWARD INSTITUTE

Hon. y N. d. 5EWAhD, fft.iden'.
Number Of Boarlesr hunted tLy nv. superior sdyar
tsgos oteed fuls rec'lyed II any, time n cLTsed ~
d4te Of IN Yascs. Terms ~ aDhln Catalogues At Jif
J. r. W0l. e No .ss Lroa1..y VI Al Tie InssIte. A. u
eCAAIA LK. A. NJ !rncpA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

HOOKkEEniNG Writing. ard Arithmetic
LIP h dsy snd -vc.us 4 10 a. p Writing Lc
sous S2sNos o. n1~ery fd - Fuaor ST. brooklyn From
Gov :. Ming. Paine. plan OF rsrIc,iCi systematic
tId c<.ed,,ious.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-12-10
coLrAx ELECTED SPEAKER.

Congress met on Monday last, and at
noon Mr.. ETuERrpGE, the Clerk, called
tho House 10 order. The Clerk then
read the roll Of members except from The
States of Maryland, West Vrginin, Ore
pon, Missouri aud Kansas. stephens, Of
Virginia, desired that the credentials OF
those whose names were not on the roll
be rcnd. The Clerk said he had placed
on the roll the names Of all those whose
credentials bore evidence in accordance
with the law passed by this House in
March Inst. STEVENS Of Pa, asked for
the reading of the Act, which was read.
Mr.. Stevens then requested tho Clerk to
read tho form Of the credentials of the
Maryland members, which he [Clcrk
had rulcd out for non.confurmiiy. Mr..
DAWES suggested that the names Of tia
members from Maryland be placed on the
rolls, which was seconded. The names
Of the Maryland delegation was placed on
the rolls. Ancr considerable discussion
about placing The names Of other mcm-
brrs on the rolls, which wns agreed TO-
the House proceeded to the election Of 4
Speaker. Mr. CoLFAx, Of lndinnn, was
nominated by Mr.. Wnshburn Mr.. Cox
Of Ohio, by Mr.. pendlctor Mr.. STEELE
of N. Y. by MIR. Ancona. The whole
number of votes 1871, necessary to ch oict
1872 Colrdx iOl, Cox 80 scattering
-. The Clerk declared Mr.. CoLrAN
duly ard legally elected. The announce
mcnt was greeted with grca, applause
Nlcssrs. Dawson aud Coke were appoint
ed committee to conduct the Speaker
to the Chair. On taking the Chair, he
delivered brief, eloquent aud patriotic
addrcss, which was received with warn
applause.
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ing that even such treatment is better
than the invading Yankees deserve
The Eresniner, in recent article be-
grudged even the little food the prison
crs did receive, and kept boxes sent TO
Us from home, and closed by culogising
the system Of semi.stssvation and expos
ure as well calculated to dispose Of US.
ALL THIS Is TRUE land yet, cold
weather is hardly commenced. We are
Mortified when we picture the wholesale
misery and death, that will come with
the biting frosts ef November.
Recently several hundred prisoners
per day are being removed TO DOnville
N. G.. In two instances VIC were stand
ing near, as the ranks filed past. 1t was
sad sight 10 see the nticnuatcd form'
and sl,erpened features aud palIid faces o
mt u a few months since, robust and IL
the yigor Of health. Numbers were
without shoes, nearly all without bionkcti
and overcoats, Not man did wcsee wh'
was vel land fully clad. But to the credi
of fthe prisoners in Richmond of.all ranks
be il remembered, that all along they havr
shown heroic fOrtiiudc under suffering
and entertaining the idea that our Govern
mcnt had forgotten them, they have he'll
fast their confidenccin the final aud speed
success of our cause. Signed
D. MEEKER, u. s A.
J. s. BROWN, 10th o. V. J.
7. G. SIaPERs, 9th Maryland.
A. PARKER, 5th New York.
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Legal Notice.

Maranda Zimmerman and Geo.
Zimmerman, Casper Seibert and Lydia
Seibert his wife, Calvin A. Derrlek, Jo.
seph List aud Sarah List his wife, Calvin
A, Derrick, William McDewitt and Eliza
MeDewiit, and Mary Derrick widow OF
Richard Derrick, deceased, all fthe State
OF PeRnsylyania, will take notice that on
the 7th day Of December, 1868, George w.
Derrick, Executor Of Richard Derrick,
deceased, filed his petition in Probate
Court of Seneca county, Ohio, praying for
the sale OF the following Real Estate =
The West half Of the Northeast quarter
and East-hslf of Northwest qua, TER
Of Section 26. in Township 9, North in
Range Is, In Seneca county, Ohio, be sold
TO carry out the provisions OF said Last
WIN Of said Richard Derrick, and that the
dover Of said Mary Derrick be saigaed
therein. That the petition is set for hear.
ing ON the 23d DAY OF January, A, ID. 1864.
GEORGE W. DERRICK,
Executor of RiehArl Derrick,
Las 4 Bstwss, A.iy'.
Dec. 10, 1865 y ll-it-s,ito.
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ILDBy PRisoS,
RICnM1Np, Va, Nov. l3, 1863.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l3, 1863.
To THE FRIENDS OF DR.. JOSIAH s.
BROWN :-By the sufierance Of the Con-
fcderaie Surgeons, DIR. ]. :. Brown
while prisoner in Richmond, was for
s,vcral months an inmate Of Libby Hos
pital-having access to the sick and
wounded among the ?riyates and officers
OF the Union prisoners. They all were
under treatment by Confederate Surge
ons, but SO great wts the number I'D
United TO ueatmC mt, and so rcduccd in
their condition, that person in the Doc.
tors profession If disposed, might render
much usoinl service.
AS we bid our friend farewell, We
take plea urc in certifying that his vol,
untary effort in behalf OF the suiissrias
have rather been unnoticed, nor apprnci,
tt,d. Recognizing his humSne feeling
aud his skill, the Confederate Surgeons
valued his aid, aud in the many Surgical
operations, he was by their invitation
always present to counsel and assist.
This cOmmcndation SO well deserved
We freely ofitr, aud pray that Gods
blessing may attend our friend, as he
lcayes'this home OF bondage.
William. C. MeCreccy, Colonel 2isl
Michigan Infantry; Monroe Nichols
Lieutenant Colonel 18th Coun. Volun,
,eer Infantry b. +. Fisher, Captain %
Infantry L. X. c. ]. w, Finn, Cap
tain 5ls, Regiment Indiana Volunteers
Henry w. Sawyer, Captain ist New
lersey Cavalry w. II, Powell Colonc
30 Virginia, U. S.A