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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05
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Sadicnfyabe swilden Der 6ten une 7ten.
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putl,tSS!., biereurU mitsutbeilen, taB ibr @tore
I'll nit aleu 9astsn trilden Uleii9sa bsltens
psrieben it.
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beriitEte @urf III aaen Sprtsn ltets Sorra'bie,
uno lieferu unlern aeebrtea Gunten aaf Gsrltx1~
gen Die Waaren tas !5ans.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05
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bon perl9icbcuen SabrsGnsen, melde beint Dua-
3euo, 5lai9e uns Glas p%erfauft wsrben in ltinsr
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Ne9ter SdwetSer ,lnD 2tmbur9e1. safe
1e1te @ondno. %drinee,
Sarbeuen unb @arbincn
ltets Sorratbi9 unS gu eea n,Ssli9lt btQi8TenYrst'
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gincinnati Mle ;uo Vorter, une bic
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sorrdtbig bel
Qeora Bens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

NaS Gang b%s{pneers enpfsb!e iH mid, fir nue
drcuilde Gauge tcifsbenes) 3ranfbei!sn, mie
Br1}t., 5als, unb 9eberafectiunel,, Dulen,
5Npinb uAt, alssmeiuc NsrSeulhma1e,
Srampfe, une 10 meter; oa i9 leib;ae gum &C.
Watientsa augsrbalb ct. Yaul w:re:, erjn6t,
nit mDslidlf genaucr YeihrsituGg ibrer Rranf=
beit IH bris[ Hid All Mid at Wsneeu. D 3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

q. Station @ebb, ir.
Na9fpleer son @alterD @ebb,
&n3rps 9anoler
Tremben Betnen, Br6n6te8,
Gins etc.
@penac greaey,
Npdels BraneY,
Samaica unb ct. Grctr Gum,
9rQ1ue. Sin,
@ectG @bisfes,
Tcirer alter Bourbon @bisfey,
&rasenu nb Mpnrnsabela @bistN
Sto Queens SPORT,
Vureuno=Vprt,
Eeinsr alter SberrY Weln>
Maeera,
Geut9 alt,
2cnepn Yrrtsr,
Wefs |d0umeaccru. uiGtlG 1un,eueer @atawta,
9ata!rba Brandy,
Grofe's Gatawta ii. plautaticn @ittera.
Ga ib cine Deltilerie bel meinem 0t@haite
babe, 70 fam ib rreiuGrc uub tiuise Nceseu- II,
ypurtpn gSbisfess gu BEN nietrialtea goorpreir
1e1 lieFtyn. s. W Gt1on s. Obj jr.
6 o % fm1of
farsie SRnigrei9s
@reueen, @drttemberez SeDern,
Sannppcr unb Gad1fcn,
fir ne 0rrBber;cetbtmer
S1benture, 9ci1en nno 8asen.
fir ra5 5erSpgtbum NaNau,
faroo6 &urf0 # entbum 5e1len
uno bic freie Stabt Tronffurt a. 81.
Scr ltnterscipnete III teren Sag trdtrenb Der
Geldaftefunreu gu fnbeu III feiner Sffce, ]Eb-
tpeltliGe Gde BON Main= unh 1ritter @traEe.
6. S. G>ac, Con jul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05
6 % %
Groceries,
QtQufureu. GigQrren,

SppleD Gareer s. Co.,
Sadlp ltroee> iwilden Der 3. II. Qoncun0,
lsrfsa bic Acknowledgement von 2ansfauleutsn u.
&uer, bic
quite Maare 81 riecrieen Yreilen
nilAl9sn, All tbr arrbes unb mptlalrrtirtts Ca
esr, ~eldes bet erfT'n's Ter @difiab1t SrrBe
frilde 3uleneungsn erbalten mirb.
Il iers @elddftaSertinruug nit ct. 2puis unb
fsm Slfsn tefdb,ot uns> gu alien 3siteu 81
ct. Vpuis, GbIca9o uno Mi!maufie>
pre!ien
81 sersaAfen, IN HieIeu Jdlen pbne cine preissr>
gSbane fir bic Sranepcrtfrteu 81 maden..
g. 8 GliDter,
her eili arrangement nit ren SerrtnG rplcpT rner
una 80. 9en1adt tat tairo lebr erT reut lsin> fine
6rsunee IN leiNer neuen Stsuuns su ieben unp 81
%bebiener.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

&outabat 100 &iften oI1prtirt. Cigar
ren, 10000 imprrtirte uub ei1bei,,iihe.
9Dpcv Is drUer II. %.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

lin u9dubfuoines" after Mrt su f~aufen, III
Der New=yort Nspsr|tore gcrabc osr TlaB.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05
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Matertalwaaren,@ pebttipn~
GpmmifGpn6=Gdnbler

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@etraipe uup 2~ebensmitte!r> Salt Cement, Sub
9aar>. Na9eln, @ala, DRUID unb gadrapier,
Oruematerialien &C.
Gradtcrntratte tperben 1a9 tem Often uub Use
ten ilberupmnien.
Baarsprl4iNe eentadt auf GpnTenatipnen su
ieber 3ett unb jebent 8etrae.
Ser omen, peld,e Glitter an una e%pnlienir ,
tonnen fG barauf p%erlaieu> taB Ie spr uets:-
tbetrunS gsldust lnb. Glitter s;sse,1 gu her
aieeri9ften y1etien rbne RUdlGt cut bic ts@on-
pere @oltiinie pber baS Srpt fpetirt. Eager uni
gonmiNirns-@ et&4r f. nistris as III ehem re-
l~peftetlen Sa,1e E.
Sffee an Der 2t<ss, ant TuB ser gitityf1abe,
S. 6. II. 8. G8urtanf.
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General Mseat fir bic Oalena~ Dunleitb- unl
MtnneIcta=Yadet,Gr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05
Dr. Ru0oIpb A(bfrti.

Sffiee: Dritte @trabe> int fattclilden
Dron,s 8lri, oeeeuilber Bon Sees Dry9ccb-
Store, cite Gteppe GpG.
9preU FuNeeN: Bsu SO lbr Mor-
gems Yon Il bis 2 l;1r Mittag5 uao Dpn 6 bis s
|ibr Wteues.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

Wont ibe ertes fran5SHides &albleoer, int
Nsps yurf 2soe' fore fpuut ibr uutsr Is 9crten
ausmdblen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

2e;len?! Metms f. I'M glew g:rf 2eber>
fore, 9fc. 4 Moge:s 8loe, ct. Vaul, Mtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05
&c ew<yDrf 2eberfpre
&c. 4 Nosers S3leT,
ct. Daul, Wilnn.

S. 91oosrs bat lA nit siner Ear er5bten
uuo belien yeeerfatr'feu i'm Staate Nepa yrrf III
Gertinsuu3 geiest u,o c.Nen 9sheritpre III 9rcB=
arti9crem @tyl, ais man 60 bisbcr i'm We1en O.
fannt ero7nei. Gr wiro 10 biaig p%erfaufeu ais
man, bic Tradt III Setradt sescosn, in @bicaso
peer Milwatfie faIfen fam. Mis 2pbggrter spn
sud- unS felt Jabyen nit benz Welhaft tstannt,
1T CT %tefabiet, ltet5 leld)e Waaren III BEN Marft
Su ~brinaen, bic Sen 3eifau berNanfsr iineea mer-
ben. Ura9t ruo asbt, ebc ibr to anocrs %cinfauft,
uat bonn New-Yorf g~eserfere So. 4 Ncsers
Slpd. 8. Gogers unc ..
9. 9. Site 5cstsn S3ute fir nnlere Ger
bersi I'M Sisn osfaaft, ppfar bic bpdlen
81arprcile bc5a5It w.rten.
Mont i9r eutea5 vtilsrsr, iIn2lsp-W prf 9sser-
fore batt ibr bic Nu5wabl.
Wott ibr ddtss Vbilaesltbia Sly. ,aS 9alt<
2eoer, sebt gum 9fcw=yp rf Seeerltprs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

60 |tVVV% ON WV WV
Wieberun, aur Musituns Der arStlite1 praria
1T ct. paul bonlieiltrt> ~empfsble ib mid meinsa
Jrcuneen, iuwie een1 Yublifum i'm NQgs1neinen
tit msiner YerufstbatiBfeit els
Mr3t, g peratDr un1s
OsbmrtSDelTer.
SD slaute t;s5 uu1 10 eber tbun 81 ~birfsn, ba
idy iuaergalb oe5 IeBten Jabres rei9libe @stegsn-
bsit battc uuo auf's eifrialte te{trett gene eli bin,
mid nit ben ucue| ten Uortl4riEtsn Der m%eoiaini~
INeu WiNsuiaaft ppulfdneiS s%srsraut ST 1aad1sn.
Sp e%arantire praftilde> wiNcnldaftlide unr
humane 8sgauotuns oler msirer Vatientsa, 10
ME 5rsdr1iBiss, ridtise Icusiebaas aIlsr dirur-
9iI9en Speratipaen.
Dis BermEgsusrsrb1(tnife 11nbsmtttslttr msr~
oen pet mir 1st5 beriid|Nhtist. - Nrn1en ,pirr
IrstliGer Ss0th uuentQflhlih er!Aeilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

lin gnarir 10 TO- mt which time sho shd gracelny
into tho g.reaIn amid the cheers OF the suronndi n
tude Miss Gregory daughter ofthc Admiral, cnris'onou
the vessel. ....f, tho
The Manhattan In her general characterisfics u the
same as the Tecnmsch which was launched IoW
weeks since at the yard Of Mr. Secor. She Is 20 ict
long i6 feet wide, ana - eeI uepan vi hol NV,
den il registered over 400 tuns. There are some points
of interest however in the vessel which are new III our
roncad vessels II is not generally known mat great
difficulty has been experienced IN PrpcuIg Piop, ,
compasscs for our arinOred ships. Inc neeuie' sur
rounded by so mnch iron there Is in eac trret gen
orally acts sluggshy and refuses to perform us iic
tons; to obyiate this Capt Ericsson ID. .ieu W.
artistic machine which enabled the man NJ the wneei 10
steer the ship by looking through mirror when was
several feet above his head and removed rom ,le iu
ences Of the iron as II was thought. I"''
did not turn out permanently satisfactory, ana another
corupass was wanted IL was found III Snort tAhe'
and may be described follows Ihe needles are en-
c,fsod in a tube cylinder with TWO lateral arms Io III
ing four cylinders meeting together NJ Iiet "htr'
perforated through the middle, but ar tSht Ihc
weight is equal 10 the volume Of liquid spaced; CONT
queny it would neither rise or fall. Nthln the P"iio
ration IL a small gumbal ring which attaches the {. M
dcrs to a shaft axis, allowing free motion IN e'.Iy
directions yet when the needle turns or reyoN's inc
shaft must also turn. Az The lower emu ~, "a
the SHAFT, and attached IN the same way .py
a culnbal ring, is the card which is formed OF II
hollow ring short vertical cyinuer on nc 9ut'
edge Of which IL painted the usual cardinal di'l'lyns
This Il also exactly balanced By the liquid Inc sDht
il formed Of thin, alright tube. mus wien III
mcrSed i'm the lquid which, water and alcohol !" pre-
vent freezing the whole weight Is bioycd mp Dy t.e
ilnd and as both needle and card are attached 10 the
axis when one moves of the other follows mo
outer is Of brass and forms cy nder o! hye men
.s i'm diameter This is surrounded ut the top by o
globe eight inches in diameter In this CLONE are tne
/ needles while the cylinder which - seven i'ct III
length passes the pilot on top Of the tFres SA
inches under the eve of the hemsnnn.
Another peculiarly Of the Manhattan II her coilpr's
sors which viii enable two or three men u 90 az NUN
work with the guns NJ forts have done IN former tes.
OF conrse IL would be improper TO describe mihutsy
this useful invention but the mere announcements o u
In M lIrIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

The Alhamhra Circus closes its season with
the present week. the Pavilion with the entire com
pary being removed To brooklyn on Monday To Night
Mr. james Cook the most courtly OF testers takes his
benefit and tomorrow is devoted 10 that of Mr.. Eaton
Stone one of the most daring equesIgians in tho world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
(AdvcriissueuLl

The First Premiums-Silver Medals-were
awarded to Nine. DExoRxsr o. No. 40 Broadway " w.
the American Ins,tue THEN late FaE for the best TAT
Terms OF THE Fashions for the best toRsErs beet >KSfs
bcs, SYSTEM DHxss CrrrINo best Braid and Embroidery
STAMPS be-, NExDLEsoRg. bees TUcGSd ATTACHMENT m'
Sewing Machine. and also Fhst Premium to Mnr. OSLO
pxsr, new and improved s. running STITCH SEWING Ma
CHINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
'OLoW !ngis the score:
AMERICANA. Rnnl.
IAdycFtise,n-nt.l
WELL WORTH KyowryG.-Parents wish to

WELL WORTH kYowISG.-Parents wish TO
in.r, for their children all the blessings which jadeiou' train
us ard right direction .,cure, and there no other
whereby these ends b. surely attained % by the
ala oi Phenooy ani Physoosy By having their eniFaee
fully described sud carefully written ou. in full yea viii have
chart which wi 10 keep shcm IN the night direction
10 avoid the QnckaHt and The rocks on which TOO many IN
fortunate human banks founder and lost Examinations
mad. daily by FowLxp NKIIs No. SO Broadwa y New
lo.x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Uryglg's KAKALIyg. FOR rue HAIR

HENElES kAkALINE, FOR TIE IIAIk-L.N,
pared nom the BaIa Root and Flower Of the Pefan Ia,
kAkAL IL Is the identical PREPARATION used by MI 'r H.
nations Tor the growth prt'e,a'on OF the nl NJ"
IT, the hair hErAINs YOUTHFUL LuhVhAN'h
COLOR THROUGH LIFE IL contains no oh, nieo' =, ~.
other inuf, ns eaens and h. the most perfect
ins IL TIE world It's luxury o. Use H. Miss h'fh vsN.,
die CELEBRATED aetrc,s says have used hfNRihs hAAn
rl,p ion ty hair and Gnd The most ecg article iV keeY
In n In n. mil beauty and ixuanc- thai have ever usss.
can freely rrcqmniend 1t 10 every lady fii's
Wholesale Depot No. ~ Ciihst, Ncw'iogk
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ADVERTISEMENT
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
An KuE



The subscriber offers the trite the folio" ins .n
LIQUOR. imported and bottled by himself warranted OF s
best quality; , s-,,
) 90 cases OF 4" ScAicdAm Aromatic sehnspps
500 case. Old Cosaso Brandy.
80 cases of scotch ana n ii Whisky.
So cases II Port Made r. and Sherry Wines
loo cases 81. Crolx and Jamaica Rum. 49,
Eo, AL, by uDoLPRo WOLFE
No. - Btagsft.
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IAly,r,isrusnil

4 BAD BREATH is the greatest curse me
human family is heto How ' H.. subject /. 80 ~esss
40" man, s""d, viii s meponit and yeu a. inorsi
She ct yourself To EJECT , Sii curl nix. . an, uo1ns
ul rrmoy ias All tan, pl.ur es ars
LAWN, the .Ain .ofi aud white soidbys Druggists
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lAdyerlsemen'
NINE. D.MoREsTs MIRROR OF FASHION,

The Fail number OF tits elegant Saaitefy now ready Th
large steel engraving OF the Empress Eugene ard her MaN
Of Honor real gem. The nye fun sized patterns are Oh
more value than the whole eos, OF the book Pubhedn
No AZ Broadway. icasiy, 81 Single copies % cent?
Sold eyurywhcr
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fAIvcit,.cment.l

MILIER 4 CAKFtNTh Tn II"uUVe N"IIlTI's ,'0E
Merchant. for The sLe Of bn'c te,se Lard re-, Ss
vs., ,ouurv Produce generally No. Erie Buildings, ~ !.
No 500 " ashington-stl We give our personal after "
~ llnr al all goods consigned Liberal cash adyahse'
made on conssnsns. heleivncc President OF nlAs pAA'
n Marsh President New oia ,nd Ege Railway.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE WOMTs'S LKAGUE.--Ihe lecture before
the Noucn's League ON Thursday evening. Oct. Is
will BE- from tie Row Geo Crooks. ID. D.. the subject
Do Southern Emancpationlsts.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

REGISTRATION OF NorERs.-The Boards Of
Registration now In session In the different Election
Districts Of this city and II behooycs every Union man
who has changed his place 81 business during the year
to have his name duly registered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Our lrOu.Giud Nn,Y.
LAusCH oF Tng IRoy-cLAD MASHATrAN-MoR
NEW FEATURES IN OUR IRON-cLADs.

NEW FEATURES IN OUR IRON-CLADs.
Yesterday morning ut ~ o'clock, tho IRON
clad Manhattan was launched at the yard Of Mr. Sccor
In JcIscy CITY Over 600 persons were present
among whom We noticed Eear-Admiral Faryacut, Al
miral Gregory Chief Engineer Sinners. Admiral Du
Pont, aud several others. Tho wornucn commcno I'd
Ia strike away the blocks at O'Clock and in about
twenty minutes Tho vessel began 20 slide. 4 hitch
occurred Logeyer which detained hex on the stocks
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Advert .emcni. -
Ernsr pRrMIrM EIRr. III ACE IRATER.-Ine

lxPpoyYp ErNA HEArRn W.. awarded the fiRsr fRE.us
Fair Of the Amer rau Institute IS thr nfr
-, ,cr t,rrK FOR rou,ens nee economy and eheiehcy
thrN are uueauaed {. ". SrAuLpi>6 Msh"'"s 10 s
Send OF A circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

UnAND CRICKET MATIH-ILEFEN LN"LISh
va SNTlRx AMERICAN ILAYERs.-Ihis match CON-
uenc,d Cd. the st. Georges ground. Hobosen yestef'
day morning and 80 far has been very closely contested
lie match viii be continued las morning az Ioi"
T. H. ald its termination promises 10 be very exciting.
Tn. s,lnuiug Il the score:
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noyoRs TO rnE RUSSIAN GUrSrS.-Thc f6te

Il0NoRs TO rnE RUSSIAN GUESTS.-lhc iete
to the Russian officers by the Common Council viii take
place Il the Astor House Monday evening next and
judging from the semenis that have been made 1t
VIII be- an agreeable and memorable affair An cxten
siye demand has been made for tickets. but The Com
mtec have limited the number 20 about three hundred
Tie parlors and dining room viii BE- tlstc.uly deco
rated with fng.. To-day Admiral Lcssoysky accom-
panied by his officers will visit tho institutions
Blnckwclls aud Rnudalls Island az tho special invita-
tion Of the Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
BY whom they will be entertained. The party Will
leave the Bellevue Hospital landing foot of Twenty.
sixth street. l.. T., NJ 10 O'Clock.
The Merchants Committee are making preparations
fcr "a grand entertainment To The Russians II viii
probably take place ut the Academy of Music
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
TIE BILLIARD TESTIMONIAL EXHIBITION

Typ billiard TESTIMONIAL EXHIBiTioN-
This affair commenced yesterday afternoon ct Irving
Nm and w,s a decided success The attendance both
q, the afternoon and evening ssaress being very Sood
The inaugural game was between two well known
amateurs the respective champions Of Brooklyn and
New.York among this class Of players. The latter
proved the winner beating his opponent by 81 points IN
tie full game Of 20 up. Tie second game between
Melvin Foster Of Boston and Lous Fox Of Rochester,
was very interesting one. The latter enjoys high
reputation as a steady, effective player, having
carried oG the second prize at the recent
touruamen. for the championship, and running tho
victor on that occasion Dudley Kayanagh very close.
Poster, on the contrary is unknown to fame here al
though IN Boston a high opinion Of his merits il enter.
ined He showed himself to b. very superior player
possessing fine powers Of execution and good Judgment
end viii assuredly prove dangerous opponent to the
best artists He the game Of $50 points caroms'
in easy style. By ll3 points scoring 10 10 foxsS''
His highest runs were s. and s. and average ~ Ine
next game was between Mr. PhelGn and John seerefer
40 m carorns. i. was n brilliant display Of skil on
both sides Scerieter winning tie game oy - points
Tie winners highest run Vas u, and average H.
Geary II Washington had 10 sgccumb TO Montgonery
az New. Yor. In a full game IL 10 points, TIE latter
winning ~ 81 points Fox beat Deery by y points u
20 and the most interesting game Of the tournament
followed. between kny lnagA and lIeMhnn %. \ neo'
natii. The play OF both was esp~ei5iy Dl .a..
Tiemanu by a spondd corcinding iun Of 100 Winning
the game when kayaIagh lad only nine 10 ~ out We
,or Es;ephe and NJ. Phelan followed with french
ball carom game OF 80 points, the former winning
by n. The concluding game Was between roster OK
0son and kayanaeh 20 up carOns, tie latter scoring
20 20 tie formers - The match FOR The championship
and = 600 aside, comes of this evening. ha'anagn
hs the call IN the betting slOO to ESQ being currently
.H.NHl4 I'll IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

A NEW EyR0LLlENT ORDERED.-Thc prcsl-
dent of the United States having ordered ncW enroll
ment IN the I'D. lNth Nth. With, With and Win
Congressional Districts OF NcwNork. preparations arc
being made 10y the Marshiis Of these Districts resp'V
lively and AN early day Will be appointed ''r '"' .'''
menccmcnt Of the enrolment. The dsN'''' "''''
named are those In which IL WAS said some VEGAS SIM
the first enrolment had been imperi'c'y % Pr''"'
carried out and that In consequence 'n' fuu'" "'
signed under the Enrolment act OF Mar'n' 'o''' "''
excessive. 10 obslato this difficulty IN. oAM""'
aud hat 10 Injustice should pe done uc''''@'"s 'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

District the Government on the first draft only called
for some two thousand men, leaving between that
Der and the amount called for In other districts suf
cent margin for the correction Of errors If necessary
Due notice Of the commencement Of the new enrolment
will be given the State authorities who were the prin
cpal directors TO the former enrolment will have every
facility afforded to verify the returns Of enrolling off,
GERS and it is to be hoped that all good citizens residing
in the Districts named will cheerfully and promptly
riye their names to the officers employed TO record
them and will in every other respect cooperate, as far
as il lies in their power, with the Federal and State
Governments In connection with this enrolment, the
attention Of all parties concerned is called to the fol-
lowing section (25th) of the Law of March 2, ls63
And be further enacted That If any person shall resist
any draft Of men enrolled under this act Into the service OF the
T,edStaes or shall counsel aid any person 10 ieta
such draft OF shall assault obs'ruct ocef sucn
, or IN the performance Of any service in relation thereto
or hall counsel any person 10 asant or oDuc, any snen
officer shall COUNSEL any drafted men not 10 APP estne
Mace of rendezvous willingly dissuade them nom e pr,
ionance military duty required by law sun Pe'son
.halI be su lcct summary arrest by the Provost
aud shal be forthwith delivered to the civil authorizes so
upon conviction thereof be punished by line not
sye hundred dollars or b. imprisonment not exceeding two
years, or by both of said punshmen''.
Col Nugent A. A. i. NJ. G., has, we understand
received all necessary orders for the new enrolment
and will have il carried out with accuracy and Us soon
as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
CONDITION OF ThsE SLAVES hN
THE gOUTH.

Question Of Aiming tho Blacks IN 'ne
Rebel Cmbinst-Yhrec Governors 'P-
prove Of the Tlcusurc-Why &c Eaiisa-
H,eroism Of the Negro i'm che hSa''''-
ie,d-Opinions OF the lsebe' ARMY
The state substituted for the ''s"'
Owucr-EGcct Of the Mcas"re-'a"'"i
Revolution Produced in enc S'"'o "'
Virginia Discussions in Kichm"n" o"
,hs slavery Qurssion-Fe"r OF Tho
av.ovucr.-Thcir Action in tbs
LEGISLATURE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

U3fI II TIUI II, NV IIT0TTNl ''T 7. I"NI'
The Board convened at 9oclock %. H., ana
war openad with prayer from Tbs Rev. d. Towicr
ILo minutes oi previous meeting read
I,ttcrs from VicDprrsidoBf Jessup and other corro
rate members cAprcsrlnf regret on account Of their
absence from the meeting Of tho Bons we've received
and read.
mo FevrIiug fecle,ly presented resolutions q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

Fog NgwBERy.-Thc National Freedmans
Relief Association have sent Newbern, N e. by the
L. 5. transport Albany which sailed yesterday 'he
following teachers: Miss Ii. Il. Luckey Miss Mary a.
Rutherford and the Rev. Mr.. Fitz together WIN
large quantity Of secondha clothing ana ai'eS VI
various kinds for the benefit of the contrabands'
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-07-01
TO THOSE WHO DO THINK

We say that Rad,coys Ready Relief is tho
most elegant and powerful medicine known in
the world. This is not bOastng try it if you
feel sceptical and be convinced. 1t combines in
its composition the properties of diffusive
stimulant, an Anti-septic, mild but effective
Astringent, and a direct power over the nerves,
neither narcotic nor anodine, that relieves pain
in manner peculiar to itself, and for which we
have no word in the English language exactly
to express its action The French call it Soul
dgement. So much for its internal administra-
ton. When applied externally, it will be found
powerful counter-irritant instantly reddching
the surface to which il is applied, and withdraw
ing the blood from some noghboring part,
where it may be congested or heaped up causing
pain and leading to Inflammation. 1t fulflls
the indication of equalzing the circulation most
effectively, and most beautifully to minds that
can understand its action.