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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
tSo. 1857
United srsrssoF AMERICA. DsrRIcr or IND.


SfrED srArtsor AMERICA. DISTRICT on IND.
~ ANA-Ss'
Whereas, a libel ~ Information has been hlsd IN The
District Court 81 the United states, within AID for the
seven h Circuit aud District q Indiana. on the lsth day N
Decemfer. l-s2, by John Hanna, tsq. Attorney Of the
United states toe the District ~ indiana. againsi the ia.
loving described credits and effects az one lnrs y. No.
land, to-~it one ffonissofy Note. dated Januar, II.
lza', due iciober i, lsGi, With Interest from date. for
thesnin 81 sk ih"usHn. doisrs, %, Co., said note given
bY one James u. Cright n 90 David @. hos p. ia con-idsr.-
uon OF certain real estate In Lstorte county. In.
diana, aud by said kete assigned and transferred 20
BUR y. SOiand. for the VIOLATION 81 the power.
of"n act e Congress. approved July ~. iso3, entsi~d
sn act Ia suppress insurrretion. 20 punish treason and 70.
belhon. to ssize and conn-csfe the property Of rebels and
Tor other pnrpos.-," aud praying prece-- sgaln,t ssd
note and that the same may be ooDdemnsd and sold
a. 'nemles' property.
Now, Therefore. an pursuance Of the mention under the
sea- 81 aid Court 10 ma directed and dcllyersd.I DO here.
by give public notice . all persons claiming aaid ps,s.
or any part thereof. o. In any manner ,rt~--.t,s
therein. that they be and sfpeAr before The ala. m.
District Court Il the United states. 10 be held A the eltv
OF indlanapells, IN and for the District q Indiana. on ~.
thir' Monday 81 May Dexf. At ten o'clock Of the fore
noon 4 bat day. then and there 10 inierpo. their elslms
and naks heir allegations I'm that behalf.
D. g. kOSE, u. q. Marshal.
by l. 3. BlsgLow. Dspufy.
Attest
soss ii. ErA. Clerk deeiT -disa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
(No. 1872
United STATES on AMERICA. DISTRICT co IN


United sfAtEs on AMERICA. DISTRICT co IN
DIANA IS
Wusats A.. A libel ~ Information has been filed IN The
District Court Of the tinted staiss within aud fof
he seventh Circuit and btftrict of Indiana. on the i2fh
day OF nccc nhef, i~s2, hy John Hanna. Req. Attorney
Tor the United States. faf The district ef Indiana. aaalnnt
The following described credits AID ELECTS 81 en. nsrf q.
holland, to.wiu oHe rtoni-sof, Note. dated January ~.
1893, due October !, ihe7, with interest from date, fof the
suu, ~ ia thousand tfa.ouo) iollsft. saii not. given ~
one James ~ Creighton O. David q. ho-s. in consideration
al certain real estate Va lapefte county. Indiana. ard ~
Aald knse assigned AID transferred Ia sald Iau 4 Neland,
Ior q sieia'ion 81 the rowefaef an act Of Congress ~ duly
", i."2. entitled An act 60 suppress Instruction. 90 pun.
ish ifcason aud rebellion, o. ssre and cont este the
property 81 srh.is AID fot eiher rn,rasss. and praying
rtocss- against said uutr AID that the ,ans lnsS he
condemned aud ttld o. cnem e. property.
Naw, therefore, To- pursuance uf the monltlon under
The zeal ~ aid court, ~ ne directed and delivered. I 40
hetrh' siNe public Notice "a ~ persons slainitss sald
note, ~ any part thereof, ~ IN any mannef Interested
therein. that they be and appear hrfofe the sad District
'o'fi ~ tho lniisd eisies, e. leo held ~ the fift ~ofiniian.
ap"iisi ~ and fuf the district ~ Indiana. an The hind Nan
day ~ May neat NJ ten o'clook ~ The forenoon ~ thft
day, then and there ~ lniefppse their claims. and a. nah
their allegations ~ that hehalf
pa hosr, 4 n Marshal.
Fsf II =. %nlotio~, i,epay.
Attest
ions ~ iiss. ,isfh dsei7 sdiitt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
eci1.dl4i


NitEh SlAttH VT RhEfatas ittt WI VT y
DIANA. s.;
wurskAs, \ libel Of information has been filed IN the Dis
uiot Court of the United States. within ard for the seventh
Circuit and District ofindiana.o on the 18th day of scc. iss2.
by John Hanna. Esq, Attorney for the United States
for The District II indiana, against the following described
credits aud effects Of "ne Burr r. holland. to.wii the
rroni~ssr ~ nots dated January ~. isse. aae October D. issi
with interest from date. Tor ~ Thousand tss. Wv0) soilars,
said note given by one j,me> n. Creighton o. David q. Rose.
In consideration q certain real ,asiaic Ia iapo ie county,
Indiana. and hs said Rose assigned aud transferred 10 said
Burr \. holland. for a violation Of the powers q
an act 81 Congress, approved July W, iso2, entitled "An
act To suppress Instruction. 60 punish TREASON and rebci-
lion. TO seize and conhsceie the property Of rthcls and for
other purpose ami praying process sgaiiri said note
and that th" same may be- condemned Aud soid NJ
enemies property.
!. Now. therefore. m pursuance qf M. unoud,ion under the
seal OF said court, 10 me difet ted and delivered. I do here.
by alive public notice % all persons claiming saii note
or any part ihcfcuf. or an nny manner Interested therein,
that they be ard appear before The said Distract Court ~
the United States. 20 he held a. the city Of indianapolis.
Ia and for the District Of Indiana, on the third Monday -
May next. at ten O'clock Of the forenoon Of ihat
day, then and there 10 %interposc their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
u. q. ROsr. q. =. Marshal.
Ter l. \. Dissiow. Deputy.
Attest,
joss u. ilss. CLERK. decis-dia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07
40. lS
LIMITED STATES on AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN


TSiTsD STATES on AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN
DIANA SIS
wnEaAs. A libel Of inform stion has been died N he
District Court q the United stafss, within md for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, ON the 4Sth day
Of November. iss3. BY John Hanna, ksq, Attorney %
the United States fs the ui-trict az Indiana, against I
trunk, 1 buggy, 30 OF. qulnine. ? lbs. opium. { on. NOR
phine, ? bottles caustic, lbs o. quinine, I Loo opium.
and - on. m rphire, seized 81 Evsns,1 w., for q violation
OF the laws Of the U"ifed states. tbe s4id goods and m~r-
ehaDdise being eontrabsnd OF var, and prssi ing process
against said goods, and that the same may be con-
demed and old A. articles cont. band Of war.
Nov, therefore. IN pursusnce % the monitsoa under
The seal II SAID court. 10 me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice 10 all p<rsoas claiming ,ssd
property o. any part thereof. or In any manner int rested
therein. that they he and spp-sr before the said District
Court 81 the United States. 10 be hid ~ the c5sy Of lnds-
snapolis. In and for the District Of indiana. % tbe nrs
Monday of January next, al ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day, then and there 20 int po-~ their claims, and
To make their allegations Ia that t~hsif
4. @. ROsE. 4. q MsrAaa.
Per T. s. bssrLov, DEPUTY.
Jon a. kSA, Clerk. ceeE-nu
What should I take cor ACcughf
THE WONDERFUL 6RASCLES-
They give imnedtsss rssssf- ssss<sss~s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

rhe Taxes nsn ~ the Tax bill,
and Passed by Congress-, June Esd,
ns82-The Duties on 1wcomes, lnsu.
Companies, Railroad Conn.
pansess &cs-The Taxes on Disabled
epsrtss, Manufactures, oils, Paper,
Cas- Candies, Tobacco, snuff, Sc.
gars, Iron, Soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
shers Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-rhc Tax
On C~ettem-The License Tax, Ac., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

What should I take Cor ACcushi
THE WONDERFUL 6RASCLES-
They give imnedsass rsissf- - sssxs 49,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

aoenu.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
KENOSHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1868

! eyes; it is very singular. his giving the
money in the way he did"
DOUBTLESS he did it to secure your gooo
opinion"
'9Then he has never had the satisfaction O
knowing how it was received"
s'Of course he has, though
yellow do you know? He may be dead"
''But he is living Caroline
''Who is livingT'
"Whv, the person you so often think about
who sent Lucy Walters thirty pounds anC
whom yop kissed"
"Mr. Clark"
Mrs. Clark p
''You don't think! How can you say suct
thing?"
A puzzled expression rested on my. wite''
face and, in spite of my powers OF resistance
forced me to laugh aloud.
90, [ remember now," she said, "Ralpt
said something like that once when you were
present"
''Then Mrs. Clark, you deny having kiss
ed him."
She threw her work aside suddenly, anc
rose.
Harry! is it possible that it was you?'
every probable certainly"
''And you have concealed it all this time
You are the most deceptive Of men"
''Don't blame me for doing what neither
you, nor any other woman can do, and thai
is, keep secret-exeept her age ~
81 will believe it."
Because you tried to surprise me into
confession, and failed. But, see here is the
proof!' And drew from my pocket the EN-
broidered handkerchief, and pointed out hel
initials, whereupon we mutually agreed tina
she had made FORTUNATE MISTAKE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
The Discovery of the source of the Mile

2
The Boston AdgertjSer publishes letter
translated from an extra of the Spectators Eg-
iziapo of Alexandria of May Z, relative to
the discovery of the source of the White Nile
by Spoke and Grant the English travellers, Of
which a brief statement has already been pub
ished The letter is dated Khartoum, April
II. The writer went ont to meet the travellers
as they descended the Nile.
| Spoke says but little, for two reasons: first
! because, like a true descendant of John Bull,
| he is naturally taciturn; second because he
| is only familiar with one language and pre-
cisely the one that none of us know anything
about We can CLEAN but few Ineligible
sentences from one of the interpreters, who at
! tempts to make Us understand him in spe-
cies of Arabic pat0jS,
From his answers we learn that the Nile
springs from lake Victoria that he processes
to have circumnavigated,a and found be very
extensive. The Kondogoro is five degrees
less some minutes) from the equator in the
northern hemisphere at about the same lati
tude south of the lake, which, he says, is the
I source of the Bahr-el-Baid or White Nile.
''They started from Zanzibar with seventy
men of those only seventeen remain. Ths
number was greatly diminished by desertion
others were lost by sickness and casualties
i They had to fight their way to reach White
!, river, but relate marvellous things Of the sub
equatorial regions, and above all report largt
quantities Of ivory
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11

Miss Helen NJ. Dresser, young lady who has
within year or two lectured on Mormomsm
in different sections Of the United States and
the British Provinces, was recently married
at Goat Island, near Niagara Falls, to Mr.. Eli
Garrett, of Washington. A correspondent OF
of the Boston TrageLer, accidentally upon the
spot, but who was unacquainted with the
names of the bride and bridegroom, thus de-
scribes the scene:
'Ihere was wedding yesterday on the
pretty little island near the Falls. A fair girl
from Missouri and somebody from Washing
ton linked their fortunes together in the face
Of the everlasting floods. The bridal guar
tette, headed by Methodist minister with q
formidable roll in his hand, in which curious
| eyes saw the wedding certificate, tried Every
fooIishly, since they had come to 50 publ:
place to be married , to find lonely nook Tor
the cerernony,wher there should be no q nm
vited witnesses, but all i'll vain Their hC .1,
drama drew its spectators, and guests WIN 1:l
out ''cards" were on hand to bid the ro'laliIi'
couple be happy" .....
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
Prom the Atlantic Monthly for May.
Spring at the Capital.

The poplar drops b, side the way
Its tasseIed plumes Of silver gray;
The chestnut pcuts its great brown buds, Inpatient Tor
the laggard May.
! The honeysu ckles la the wall
The hyacinths grow fair and tall
And mellow and pleasant wind and odorous bees
| over all.
! Down looking is the snow-white bud,
How distant the Vars red blooG
How far remote the streaming wounds, the sickening
scent of human blood!
For Nature does not recognize
This strife that rends the earth and skies;
No war-dreams the winter sleep OF cloVer-heads
and daisy eyes.
She holds her even way the same,
Though navies sink or cites damei
drop is drop still, despite the nation s
joy or shame.
When blood her grassy altar vets,
She sends the plying yolets
To heal the outrage with their boom and cover it with
soft regrets.
o crocuses with rain wet eyes,
o tender-pped anemones,
What do ye know OF agony and death aud blood-won
victories !
No shudder breaks your sunshine-trance,
Though near you rolls, with slow advance,
Clouding your shining leaves with DUST the anguish
laden ambulance.
Yonder a white encampment huns;
The clash of martial music comes;
And your startled stems all atremole with the
jar OF drums.
Whether il lessen increase,
Or wheather trumpets shout
Still deep within your tranquil hearts the happy bees
are murmuring, peace !"
O flowers ! the soul that faints grieves
New comfort from your lips rebeives;
Sweet confidence and patient faith hidden in your
healing leaves.
Help US TO trust, still on and on,
That this dark night will soon be gone,
And that these battle-strains but the bood-red
trouble of the dawn
Dawn of a broader, whittier day
Than ever blessed us with its ray
dawn beneath whose purer light all guilt and wrong
shall fade away.
Then shall nation break its bands,
And, sieucing the enviOus lands,
Stand in the searching light unshamed, with spoess
robe, and clean, white hands.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11

NEW UKh, JUIIO o
News from Panama, May 9th, is received.
The steamer Orizaba is in with $l,-2Oo,Ooo
from San Francisco. She brings late rumor
that the French were again defeated at Pueb-
Ia. and that Comnonfort had reinforced the
garrison with $4,000 men.
The Panama Legislature passed degree,
prohibiting French troops or ammunition pass
ing over the Isthmus to Mexico.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11

1t was, perhaps, six months after we were
married that carried home newspaper CON
tanning fattering notice Of Lucy Walters
AS Mrs Clark employed herself with her work
drew forth the paper and read to her the no,
tice. Lucy was pursuing her studies, and
had carried off the prize medal. As she list
ened to the flattering comments paid to her pro-
tegee, her face lit up with glow OF pleasure;
I'Ralph nsed to laugh at me when | told
him that Lucy would one day make name
for herself" she said musingly. q have SC
oftened," she continued, as she resumed her
work, s'who gave her that money"
You mean the person who accompanied
YOU to your Uncle Graham's, from the con-
cert.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11

The New Bedford Mercury says there is a
duck in Mass, which commenced laying in
April Of last year, and for "a daysin succession
laid two eggs each day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11

Hans. who is a judge of morals, as well as
money says that being tender to an n, other
mans wife is not legal tender. we ac-
cept his opinion-though we have no lneer-
est IN the question.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
Aenosba business 1irettorp.
ADAM DICKuOUT.
EDWARD II. RUDD,

y4n1ing Hnlr- cutting and Stanpootng Saloon OPPo
site the City Hotel, Main street Old kazorsshsfPne
nd ranEired. oei
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11
G6fA erlosbaGeIeg

rntr,aED EVERY THURSDAY AoESiSo, At ooSsha %
LypwARxxT 5TRsETs, KBsoSHA oiTT' WIFE,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-06-11

e,graUer on Wood and s0ery kind Of AetGI StGE'of'
~ Fancy ArsIcles &c. Main street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
1863.
TIL E
1863.

Pl thsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with Ia connection, forms
TIE SHOBTFST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
F,os Ngw.YORK TO TIE PRINCIPAL WEsTgtN CIIlEs
Fev trans asny ;.om New-YoIk 20 ~ plis, Via
New -Jer,cy saa csr1@ ~ sud Ani2oy iin- ,,.,,,
ALL yHGDL0h TRAINS ION lht We ~ tiIo
EOUTF LEAVE EEW-i ORR From The
FOoT or COUETLANDT-ST.
~ W. Of Phlseert the incoming passeuaers iea'e He"
York a. SAFE iie ~ o. routes Evening 9Assensefs
ons D. cor lo.er than otbor lines
by + Allentown. cycJlng pDienEtIs seHTe al - ~
lie time koTthefn inss. n CLcsgo aud al
po'nt- the EOGtL W, Greet ae, InHisuHpos 10 Isve,
~ Louis Clsyslsnd Columbus tincnos,i. snd all nisn
noi4fs West. with fewer changes fclrs
seeyiuf Cara wihoG' change. om PhiiSdeipn 20
~ -onrsh ae. All IVY oh 10 ftsDgI, ~ miles
suoking and Saloon t-is an al tiain~
Esfs the .aiue - cther inI.oA
Bs-gsga che .ke3 trough brsnsiers rec.
sccUie fc4cts good u.iil u'-d. y ~ sOufsh
WKsrEEE t.HIGRA4ION
Tie P'unsylys,s Centfsi 'ohpa'y run az rilyfsstc
Accommodation Zine which nhOd, comfortable mode 0f
10 Psrlss moving weat~srd onehs tue u'1@ rates
u fare vrv,<rrv,
T., route eiGhts Of I'll descriptions can be forwarded
o s.d iron suy p,n, the hgroa1s OF OHIO. hentarky,
load DIRECT or to sny port on the bssgbe MYERS OF
.,e IA ct b. steamers from Pittsburgh.
M rasss Of Flegbt 10 aid tom any Polr 10 the Wet by
- C,nT E1f al ire At all times ~ favorable
a., ehafecd bv other RsJ-d CoDp4nes Merchants ann
or in,rung the gans 2s'ion 81 their Freight 70 TINS
'ompsny can rely WY y -I0CS - 'P''0' N"'''
Formers End Dealer live sok WI mad ns inoss sd
,ntseeous out. Capsepus fsfds, wei wa.red and ,9p-
.d lii very convenience lave been opened on this ine
a. a, Connections and every attention Is paid 70 Ler wants
HsrsbuIs where VAL IL !osnu ,, 9i
lrsdiug snd Te..irg c99iG' iyllftR NAiE EIs
] T. TLLIOpT Psmenger Agent NO A't0r-hoH'e-
LEECH Co, Freight Agen',' -, s,,,b William.
No 1 Aston. House. and No - - -, ''""''s-
''SN-NnHD - 10. Battery plscs.
KNocHLEwIs General Superintendent, AIioon. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
GUNNY.BA6S nave been v.ry sparnsy dealt In al 44c

GUNNY.BA6S nave been vcry spafingy dealt In al 10,
CLOTH b.. ben ia better request with sales o.
$50 bales standard weight chiefly 81 lSc, CASH
HOPS-rhe inquiry a. tho moment isv"ry sh o"lns :"
o .,9!m but ,ae e,rayugant rates whi,h goli and ek
change couinsnd ter1 70 npat ouoyancy to the AakeL
moi, common 10 good Siate u; 60iac good 70 PRIME
TO- A. qGG19o snd cnoico end extra selection At 24@!e
v,v b.nd.o. .earons occasionally command sc DIT err
t. 80. az 40 abide 70 the n,rket shippers aTe
,i ,,er At anything over 24o,l5c. In Tie htenor
a. understand growers yors hru lioeAcrd ~ TIE TO
L. .''nf' ront.lnrd IN THg ThiBrSs, which remarks
b' ,.ion,d darn here rOug icaisls Bot
re lsyo only dealt with facts on the principle taAtu hop
49,, -, ~ n, ,,hrr rod W.. -cllihs a. ll.aI.D, what
Iii thsv con naad wien gold selling - l5;65<F TINS
!. s,urlo question which only feqliie' siHl ans"si
mDhs-1ne Ouaiusss Ia DsJ Hides las continues very
nod gnou. th. 6e.k both with the sgade Sud speeia
~, aud on one styles, Bucnos AyIes ~ pIncola an
sdvRnc. ha. been obaned transactions Low ever nave "a
,., DE-, by he reGcta-Ce o. plyers 70 pay
the ises denaud, :, ho4or'; ~ ss.'sd A., ~
en,nd prices yanL Wet Sl'ed nide' oseI "''h
~ wy .I's, /. sSps $4,000 .sfiu. aiIOOO laee
lac Ls' y.a,. We quote; tuepes Ayes 9iaj!c Mo
Msrnc,ibo .. e4ec. sLtei {ycy !it1aaI. 20
ggc, do Dry sailed, Eei Fe"e CaoeAo' "a -oe ~,
;ofals, 30G9c DO Dy stsa' 5sa.vo uo So ,olic
.ny Ci, ~. I;icr lV4!Hle a..
IgMPMaulai'r i.@, WV asS ~ Bo.oa Az
~. "pS O,h.r kal, no lall ysi hful -.
i. IN l.;ited araaaud; ,aes 81 1000 n Wsiie,n
a. 3s y Tf l.s IS yvsts ,sr%' Ayes AID RIO
Grsple DO command % s'-f oa's .,.,, ,s.o
lAlln. mlfks Is heiY-'"' ''PPy 70 A5t Sairs ui S'v
0IEONre supply % oil siud.s psds iuse the demand.
heb gsnersy 10 Ais islg the market s. buoy
ut iua1enced ny TIE randy svsnoing -s OF 500 end
"a y, sgS a Il b. ca.; lUi tua. No. American DO No
JL mos. &C. knsIh Refined has At tSl . aud Il"
10. /. isi .i.fsp D.. al.. cash.
INDlQO-th, market continues buoysnt aud gooa de-
uand prevails but The taIsetons hlned n0u' me t
tina, DO d,r- scicrsy withdfe"is tten ts
ADVANCE or 10 T. No. In our last 1. particularly notice
aba. u ihe higher grace. -, ,-L a.. l.
Observation-Disclosures tire early part 81 tse ias' "eeH s &c
s b, towslds the cl0ss her. 1. hardly 20 uuc u.ns'
l.h many YET to BE- allied snd h'uel' u'
In, utpy not very large. OaA sole y IA goo uehSa'
and =, te still light prices IRE idiy n'iN'aea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

ARREST or AN OLD OrygsD.R.-On Tuesday
nigh william Kan alss King arrested by Capt 10.
Hog and Sergeant Jodsn OF the sixth Precinct Oh ocncs
warrant issued by Judge McCunn The prisaner tAes IN
dcted grsnd larceny and receiving stolen soodn Aoo1
three mouths sso the swely store o. jacob hsuh NO
street robbed number OF you,niu vuis'As
who stole about $1,000 worth OF jewslry AZ .ns' ue W.
boy, were ali sssted and the property fecoyeIsd WIKI s
exception OF diamond pin vsnsd 81 SS~ hi, pm We
soId Nv arre one Of the thieves, to hane VINO inms
,p hr.sn.r Ielt the city lilo returned for the hrs
d.. .,nes i.st night promptly arrested de ~.
before udse McCnnp who committed him In dsauf
=, lie q wsll known to police rs old offender
nd has served several terms Of Imprisonment
has the Of being one Of the she~dsst thieves 10
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

~ LEONARD GROyER...................... Lessee
Also. Of the Brooklyn Academy Of Music aud Growers
TksBter, Wa,h!rgio II. G.
uESRY &. Acting Manager
The M.us.eeut in obedience the desires OF numerous
etxsns OF this CITY, respectfully announces
A AAwlNEEi A MAIINEEl
FOG FAST LYME,
Ga SATURDAY, al O'CLOCK.
When the gihed actress
LUCILLE WESTERN.
FIRST TIME IN NEW-YOPE AZ
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
THIS MORAL EMOTIONAL PLAY.
That has created =
GREATER EXCITEMENT IN DRAMATIC CIRCLES,
AND DRAWN MORE PEOPLE TO THEATEKS
Than any psy that 10. nesn put npon e boards IN ih age
Is that az thoDlG zee.
THE CLERGY, THE PRESS, TIE PUBLIC,
All indorse It and give u their ..
COONIEHAnCE AND SUPPORT.
SATURDAY. 90 o'clock,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
LAST LiANE. ~
LUCILLE WESTERN .....".... MADAME AH. t2T vlSE
SUPPORTED BIZ THE
SAME GREAT CAST.
A, announced 10 appear brooklyn Academy OF Music
ON Thursday and Friday nights
Box ocs viii open o. tie Academy o. Music on thursdsy
Tikr, AID Ie.orvei places also be obtained AZ the
Music stores Mss.rs Beer chirnsr, No .Ol broadway
and Si6el x salisbury, No Nasssg-st.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
no extra charge for reserved seata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
pn;,adsiphiu Cattle Marhct--Jan. %.

The supply Beef Cattle ts wre@ was 10. very arg
amounting eny l,lS head Not~ in,taulls WIS ''Ss w
deuey lew extra Coto from Chester Coaay SOLD as hiA
A. N i 100 a. Of the sales were a. prices iAns"'
rom 81 to % IS lor ordinsry " good;
nEsPI bis msTSst vas Hi-ie actVe ana S'VV nsSu "'
r.ady ,oid 81 rom m ~ 20 , q l'0 - gross
UoSs-he ,appy Of uo2s at both taIas amounted 70 1oN
head Prices tau:ed from re ~ TO : L9 100 10 Inc ins1
kst " As active thes. prices ,,-. -, .
Cows This uuusuay active sLo ~ Leaa W,
,,oseI Of Al f-ou 70 20 29 loE Sptingess and rom 90
20 r ~ Cows ano Calves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

LEADPig 10 In request but tho busncss is restricted
owing the extreme prices asked sales 200 English
aud Son German at 90 cash Bar 10 seng a; loo. and
Sheet ard Pips Al lie. eaah.
LIME-Common Rockind IL 6rm aud In fair dsmsnd at
firm at oil.
LATH scrce and firm at 81 10, mos, tor Eastern
MOLASSESThe demand for Now Orleans IN good aud tho
artot isvos the sellers the transactions embrace 80 bos
old crop NewOresDs at a6u42o foreign In but moderate
demand q iormor res salos OF only W hhds Barbados
400. ar,
NAVAL STORES sell slsviy al sdysuoiDG rstees We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

JUVENILE THIEF ARRESTED. - Yesterday,
Smith tho Seventeenth Precinct arrested jobs
Marsh boy 10 years Of age and took him before Justice
Kelly, al she jener'on Market foes Court on charge q
Nc. slnsssa street The sceased committed 10 dsaaA
Of . 800 bail 10 ApsweG