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The New York herald., 1863-10-16
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The New York herald., 1863-10-16
srEAM ne,ATs.

nAILy LINE FOR BRJDaEpcRT -IBE sftAh
~ bRipgtP0Rr Issvr. per y k.s river Ss'y .
O'Clock A. ~ arriving ln ttla- " e7nueef with the Hen
ulr HAusatucs anf New Hsvsn Rsiireais. Aat We :
Line 10 New Londoa ~ sss Ha"er
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Road Notice.

NfOTICE is hereby given that an application
IN wsia be mafie to the ECemnijssioners of
Monroe County, Ohio, st their December SEES
sion, 1868, for an sitsrstion IN the County
Road leading from Walter Rings Mil, to 7
alteration to commanes at
or near an old siridge, near the hesse OF Fred,
Beehmsr and to end in the road sr ar Herry
Boehmer's house, or as near as practicable L
also for vacation of the County read from
the aforesaid bridge 10 Henry Bcehmer's
house or place Of interssction; aisofor q var
cation Of the part9of the road rnnning from
the mouth of Big Lick Run from he point thsy
alteration intersests it to the aforesaid Coca,
ty road. lseeits - MANI PETITIONERS.
sept. Is, lsss-4wpd. ses tri aeff.s -vsis -
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PERIL0Us E1PERInENTs. S.
READ, If YOU. yALuE LIFE.

Our public hospitals need reform
Neither the food nor the treatment Of theil
inmates is what it ought to be. The grear
abiect in most Of these institution, seem
% be. to doctor the sick at the least posi-
ale expense AS Captain Bunsby nigh
say, .sif they live, 50. ifthey die, SO, also
Phe worst feature of the whole is. that the
PATIENTS are ased as huing suIjccfs for gan
Drqriitioaers to experiment rpon. These
eleves Of the medical schools expect Il
obtain the knowledge necessary in private
practice, by testing the properties ans
pawers of inedicines upon the helpless
wratches placed under their charge. Deny
this who will, We know it to be true.
For our own part, we are far from plac-
ing implicit faith in the presorir tions O.
the faculty Au contraire, We have inhnii-
te)yzmore confidence in the world perva-
ding remedies OF Professor Ho lowav.
than in all the tinctures, decociions, ano-
dynes, and cathartics recommended in the
professional text books. Doubtless, the
egotistic nabobs at the head Of some of
our medical institutions would designate
his Pills and Ointment as empirical prep
arations. But we say, no. Empires ex-
pertinent upon the diseased system; but
he does not. He claims the trust and
confidence OF invali6s on sure grounds
an unbroken series o cures, embracing
all. internal and external com plants, and
running throue b no less period than the
fourth, of century! Can imagination
conceive of more conclusive testirnony Y
than this? Does not such voucher.
bearing the Endorsements Of the sick in
every cline, and backed by the favorable
opinions aud friendly DEGREES of some OF
THE Heading governments of Europe carry
more weight with it than whole stack q
s3ii ii.7e,ss 2=-Sunaag 'Timss,p Eaf
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IL oof- 0~5iifttIi9, >I9A y.=s-sSss.t-e-
Isaac Askew,gs
against
Tevi Richnar ~

BY virtue Of writ of venditioni exponaS
. me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, | willotfer
or sale public auction, at the front door
the court house, in the town of Woods
I'D, in adycoanty, hatwren the hours OF ~
clock A. Al, and4 O'clock Z. NJ, on
'atarI.'g, the 81 day Of October, 1868.
lefeiIowipg de ,eribad real estate, situate il
id county, I" wit:
Begiauine 1t the south west corner of the
sst half of b. south west quarter of section.
ven, township five, range i've thence north
18th thelIue Of said b tlf quarter 33 rods L
le middle of the road, thence q northeaster
direction with the middle of the road
ny Ave rods and twenty links to a rock
hence south fourteen and half degrees west
t,ie rots to buckeye Ave inches IN diameter
hence south Bog degrees east l9 rods to =
AXE, thence south 2ll degrees east ninetee,
IDS to susur S5nches III diameter, thene.
y degrees east seven rods to a buch
{ twenty inches, thence south 81 degree
tst 1S4 rods to Iook at the creek, theme,
ven dsg-+es east fifteen rods to beech live
,ches. on the section line, thence west OF
Ae section line ninety-one poles to the plac
i eg:unins, containing 22i acres more o,
5ss,
WM. OEEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Cmmon Pleas.
September "a, 1363-4w.
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THE SCANDINAVIAN PILLS AND
I'D xfRga0 sPERIFIER oE seisi7

.,,,oaao CIEcINNATI, July I, 1858.
DR.. G. W ,RaBAck,- Dear iSir:-In
reply to- inquiries made of me it gives me
pleasure to say, that Mrs NJ Atiee, Of the
Society of 1kriends, aud widow OF the late
DR.! Atlee Of GimTnnati previous to her
gsipg East, expressed her confidence ia
fhe sfncacy oi your Scandinavian Rene,
lics, ahJ ,the, benefit she derived from US
ing them, Sue had been suffering from
general fros'ration at times, being over
seventy six yeais of age, and ophihalu uia
and. rs Examinations OF the face Various
remedies wsfe resortel to without relief,
F,.sp sglne ifiends. Eseo mn mepaod : course
OF your Scan9;eav;an Blood Purifier and
Blood Ritls. HThey had the desired effect
sad dashss s~as aooE sidefed as restored to
health.
krow many. who have used your medi-
sifiesI ffia1 speak, deeidcdly Of the benefit.
derived, thus testifyipg Of their renoya-
ting inhueBce, ihlpdrif} ing uhe blood and
gi4p ygiyprIand euergys to- the.eystent.
TEsy hsavemy cordial -approbatiop.. Very
rsspectfully, q safyse .5sisfsI ~ amt
i3s7issvses Your obedient servant.
-lf9 pa si.siss sstssaA~ -. j.. BRowN.
f,r Rsy, Samuel j, Brown has been a de-
.vtSd laborer in the cause Of Chris stiannity,
ips5ineinnati.a for more than thirty years,
as almost every old GinciDnatian knows.
Such Testimony. from such source, is
not TO be passed over lightly. No other
sl,rS pf lstaly IL .seJies ever preseuledto
tie public, ever, received, a tithe of thp
c6lameadatirh rom MEN OF STA Nd
sINl},s inr,eyery walk oflife, that mine
shavs ao13. See adysrtisenss 1t. =
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.Adnliais traitors Sale.

eTas5 slats7l f----------- tf-.ti lrstf
NJ 9TICE is hereby given that the un.
- detsigtied as Administ.ator of the
nststa Of John Sciiafroth, dsssaSed, Will offe :.
t-sr sab ~ pub.ic auction, on the premises
On Sttaretay, The l0th dag Of Ociober 1863.
isstwesu the bours Of 10 .5'efoek q. M, snf
fo'ciock ?. m, on said day. he Following ds-
ssribsd real estate, situate in Monroe conf
~, ohio, to wit -
Bsgiuning at the south west corner Of the
sorth west quarter of section twenty-niue
tswifship one and range three, thence eas
enc hundred sad sixty rods to the south eas1
scrner of said quarter section, thence norti.
one hundred and eighty rsds to the lett fork
81 Barnes run, thence up said run with th.,
nsandsrings thersof to- the section line.
thence sonth thlrty-eight rpdsfto the plagsso
beginning, containing sixty acres more oi
less, and being all that part of said qaarte
section lying south of The left fork of Barnes
run.
1TzRMs or SALR:-0ne third cash in hand
snethird in one year, and one-third in two
years. with interest on the dsfe red ay yrnsnts
80 be secured to the satisfaction .f the UNI
JOHN MUHLRdANN, Admit of
HiIaH s John Schafroth, dec-ased.i
sspt. s4Is6s. Ia
.fStff-ft fstas - # s1 sp. ffl sf4isa OK
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tate tat; { Of Ohio, Monroe 1e County,
Court t4fi Common 1leas.
sYiiiiam H Penn,
Raeinst
.ssi A&flpsE
Arninia Penn

ArmiIda Penn 81
1'uk said, Arusinda zPsna who IS a. present
L rYsippg IN rtpe State Of Kellucky. wil1
taks hntiss si,at the said Wfitare II. Penn, ga
saltks 27tlf day aof 5uty a. y. 1Sj2 st.. n,
the o6ic@ of the Clerk of he Court Of GSal
nenSRl Rlssssef Msaa Or County. Ohio. his pet
fion, asking foe Divescs from the boaas o.
,natnmohy with the said AHpinda. anattil&t
the eanse assigned is adultery Of tho sai5
ARMADA with sope Jes-plt KiIuadc, on the 2
day ef March A. b. 1868 in The town Of An
tioch, in Monroe County aforesaid Said petit
ton win be for h~asing at the pext 4etln OF
said CoArt eohfueneing 'on the " Ii day o.
-t,ataher next WILLIAM H. FEM
j Avg ssst s s6s.-cw pd
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Orders redeemed ds and deposited Audi

@ % . q - ss7IF9 tt-l lFtk
oil WaaI0E
oaea TW ss981 4e4 TEali
Total, so 3. =. .1.., itsq .l..ss ..,.
Balance in Treasury, h a,s,1t .,1. t1sTl =.
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NONNON no NNOvo.
FOR SALE4BY

GU D&Yeapors,, WoodsGeld; II. c. Kotzebue
Malaga; Oaristian SnIsts gsBrownsville; Vanlaw,
Alex4n Ter s. Co, Cameron; John w. Barnitt
Stafford; Wagouiield Co., Jacohsburg: Upton
&powell, Jeflsa1em: Jacob T. morrill, Glaring
ton: ;. H & .TrF{ ifhurpbnry. 0eallsviile; and
by Drng ,jstss,n1 Merchant -, oerally throagh-
not the. Uuited Sfates. and capsjs
JuDKINs & HALL, Woodsfeld, O.
Iul. IS, 1853. A. '--St - =
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Master Commissioners Sale.
.d,- lih,nnas IL Genin,
,si against
against
Mills.

So s9aFss0f<fF FN4-syi - - iliN.
1lr virtue OF a mantiateto me directed from
ID the c.,urt of common pleas of Bonro-
county. Ohio, / will "ifvr foF, sale at public
auction, at the front door OF the court house
in the t"wu of Woo 5stisid, in said county, On
.Sitqr'iay, ne 81 day Of 0cto5ers 1862
he FOL owing Real Estate, situate in Monroe
County Ohio to wit.
The south west quarter of the south east
qnattef OF section ive. township -four, range
fYs. CONT aiming, fertv, ac1s p,ere or lssssS T.
efassi NJ iOKEY. Mas. Com. z
gd ,yli9 saai Monroe Common Ptoas
September I'd, / s63 3---4w. hga ~ =
taail % 10 ttsnoI ~ .L.nLl..T. i 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

ARRIVED. ....April 9-l2 d. IN
Ship David Crockett Burgess Liverpool % days. cosl
Lawrence Giles Co. To the eastward Of the BANKS,
ship FraDcis b. Cutting Hsyne from Liverpool March for
for NewYork. on Oeofses ship La Gloria Shaw
Liverpool. Feb u, for kew.loIk
Brig Vesa (oi Bos;on Fuor Remedies II days via tho
Breakwatsr AZ hours olses 20 Bacon Russell Has been
days N Of Hsttes with heavy weather from N T. to W.
RETURNED
Ship Herspont Nickerson hence ID Inst for Shanghai
with general cargo, having tho sh when miles e. s. T..
the Lighthouse during N Il GALE apruDy esk, split
sails, NC ,,,, 49,,
Ship sebastopol, from New-oEsssA
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AID FOR lRELASD.-The Hibernlan Benevolent
Society at meeting Wednesday evening, donated 800
of their fund aid their suffering countrymen al herne
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Passengers Arrived
Latest Ship Ncws.

In brig YeIfd from Remsdi0s-AmOs Greeh. Joseph Ca
seer.
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Relmbclo's Me6ifiues.
HELMBOLDs

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHUI
i AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
i FOR NoNRETENTION Or NCONTINNcE OF
l URINE, IRRITATION, INCLINATION Or
/ LIBERATION OF THE BLADDER AND
KIDNEYS. DISEASES OF THE
| PROSTATE GLAND. STONE
| INTHE BLADDER, CALL
| CULoUs GRAVEL OR
| BRICK DUST
DEPOSIT,
AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES. AND ALL DID
EASES OR AFFECTIONS VI TILE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS, AND DROPsJcAL
swELLINos EXISTING IN
MEN, WOMEN OR
CHILDREN
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHuS
il
.':s - &. s from E,S: :S e Ds
EIsr,iop. Lo.s Of Power. Le.s Of Msmory, Disi-
HsTSa Of D,f s: !, Dimes ,Ss s. q y.on
vsrssi L..dtuds q The Ma.
solss s,.sm; Hot y Hands
DIyns.. Of the sns,'
ET Sse.. Ps sn sA'
| Counts-
nance
rh... symptoms II allowed y g -hsl III. Msaslss
FL. In one Of which the patient may expire.
INSANITY and CONSUME.
TIONI Many y: s.Ts
non. VII os on.
feM. The
Of the Insane
Asylums and the
Melancholy Deaths BY
witness TO he truth Of the ssser
hou. The constitution once shectea
with Organic Weakness requires the AID o.
medicine TO Siren sthsn and lnyisotas the sy.tems
which HELMBoLOs EXTRACT BUcHU invariably doe.
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA
purifying
tbe blood 70
moving al dis
eases arising from eI
cess and inpfudsneiss 10
life chronic constitutional
~ +, .sI SoJs . ,IS% the ss d ,%y' r:
able and efectusl known remedy for the
cure Of Scrofuls, Sc.d Head. SAILS
the Bones U1cerstons Of the
Throat and Legs Bletehes,
f,TE ss.:.. e Hr, ~ s:s''
and all scaly
q ;na
pint OF wsts equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink end ono
bottle fully equal gallon OF the syrup nafs4paru
the Detection, - usually made
rs USE n IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY. and are .se
Pu yi s: SANITARY AZ =
as wen private practices and are considered nvaus
BILE remedies.
See Medical Properties Of Bacbu.
FROM DIsfENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works % the Practice
Of Phystc. 80, ~, auvayr
Sec remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. fhfs'c'
Philadelphia. xnun.,,x u.nourrr
c.,brasa Physcan and Member Of tho Royal College OF
surgeons Ireland Published In the transactions q 'hs
hi "a M sesl Review published BY BENJAMIN
TRAVERS, Fellow Of the Royal College OF snIseon@
See nost Of the late Standard Works OF Aedieine
PRICES:
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or Six Tor 81
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA OIL per bottle, or ss for |
s.
Delivered to any address securely packed from observation
Address letters for Indignation, in confidence, to
lHELMBOLD'S
MEDICAL DEPOT,
No. io SOUTH TENTH STREET,
(BsLow oBxsrrur),
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM THE FRONT.

: From parties who arrived in this city yes
Gen. Meade has within day or two made
some changes in position, looking to the better
protection Of those engaged in the reconstruc-
ton of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
While this change was being effected, at
about three o'clock yesterday morning, the
rebels made a demonstration against the Sixth
Corps; but nothing further was accomplished
than the driving in Of the pickets OF that corps
short distance, when the rebels retired.
The railroad is again in running order as far
as Catletts, and the movements made by Gen
Meade viii prevent repetition Of the annoy
axces to which the construction corps has of
late been subject.
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SUCCESSFUL RAID BY OUR CAVALRY TO
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI

CINCINNATI, Oct. 29--The GaseHe's Chatta
nooga dispatch Of the 27th, says: A detachment
under Colonel Stanley, OF the Eleventh Ohio.
foated fifty pontoons down the river, in face
of the Rebel Sharpshooters, landed at Browns
Ferry, surprised and drove the rebels from the
ridge on the south side; opening communica-
ton with Bridgeport. The rebels are thanked,
and must eyacuats Lookout Mountain.
The second dispatch says General Wazen.
with two thousand men Of General Palmer's
division, attacked The enemy on Lookout
Mountain, and drove them from their position
General McPherson's expedition to Canton,
Mississippi, resulted in destroying large
number OF rebel mills and factories, the de-
feat and dispersion Of the rebel ca valry, and
the general discontinue of the guerrilias in.
Testing that section. go EEE#
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EX[RlA
LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
EXCITING NEWS FROM THE
WEST!
Bragg Moving in Large Force 10
Get i'm the Rear of our Forces
at Chattanooga!
A Part Of Lees Army Moving via
Lynchburg to cooperate
with Bragg /! @

NEW YORK, Oct pa special dispatch to
the Times, dated Chattanooga, Oct. 9th, says ::
The enemy's actions seem to indicate that
Bragg is moving in lerge force upon Cleveland,
Tenn with the evident purpose of breaking
through our lines in that direction.
1t is generally believed here that this move
ment is co.operated in by = portion of Lees
forces from Virginia, moving down by way
of LyncnDurg anu bristol, Virginia. with the
intention of driving Burnside from East Ten
nessee, and turning q flank of this army and
thus compelling its retirement from Chattanoo-
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BRIeADIER GENERAL FAIRCHILD.

BRIGADIER GENERAL FAIRCH1LD.
Brigadier General Lucius Fairchild. OF Wis
cousin, has been on visit to the front, to bid
farewell to his old regiment, the I'd Wisconsin.
Gen. Fairchild entered the service at the be-
ginning Of the war, and from captaincy
apeedily rose to the command of the I'd WIS
consin regiment, of the 6 Iron Brigade" and
after participating in fourteen battles, he, at
Gettysburg, lost his left arm by a cannon ball,
and has since been rewarded by commission
emitting him to wear a star. At the late con-
ventlon in Wisconsin, he wasnomnated on the
Union ticket for Secretary of State, which
nomination he has accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-29

SHAMEFUL IMPOSITION UPON A NEwsPA-
PER Our neighbors Of the Republican have
been shamefully imposed upon by the "8ucyrus
tOhio) Journal' in the matter Of that wonderful
uRoMANCB IN REAL LIFK-AN ExTRAORDI-
NARY AFFAIR-FArHER AND Son MARRY
MOTHER AND DAUGHTKR-THR PARTIES Dr.
yoECED-THEN RE.MARRY EACH OTHERS
WIFE % copied so innocently by the Republican
to. day. with the above flaming captions.
The story is nothing more than the plot and
the most Of it the exact language OF an old
play. We thought the Republican was "post-
ed, with regard to the aforesaid "Bucyrus
Journal"
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From Charleston via Richmond.
BATTERIES GREGG AND WAGNER OPENED
ON FORT SUMTER ON THE GOTH.
THE MONITORS ALSO ENGAGED.
FORT MOULTRIE REPLIED.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. s9.-The Richmond
Enquirer, OF the 9TH, contains the following
items: kaE --& .zs4
CHARLESTON, Oct. 26.-The enemys batter.
les Gregg and Wagner, opened at 5.n this
morning, with seven guns from the former and
four from the latter. The fire was principally
directed against Fort Sumter and Fort john
son. Two Monitors were also engaged. The
firing ceased at dusk. One hundred shots were
thrown from Morris Island, and one hundred
and sixty from the Monitors. We fred from
Moultrie. No damage yet. Ouf batteries re-
piled vigorously.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following h.x.
been reported 70 Capt Hartz, (oface, = streets
between 20th and 2lBt, since our last. At whieh
place all Information relative to deceased soI-
diers may be obtained: ~
W. J. Doyle. Cd Mich; e. Roberts, 18th III.
cav; z. Hanesley, g. u. D; II. BusselI. 9th ".
o. Ward. 10Th NY art a; Hanks, SD N 7
baa'y; John Aonssr, S7th n =; David Smith,
ham. 18th Pa. cav John Mitchsil, q. II. b; is.
McKelvey, I'd u 8 cav; j. b. Malone. lat b s
cav; T.. J. Waller, 18th Me; wv. Fiske, seth
Pa; J. y. Foreman, 9th U S ars; n Ksam, sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-29
PRISONERS or WAR

Patrick Farrell, Moseby's guerrillas; Henry
Osborne, 18th Miss. infantry; VIM. II. White,
61st Va. infantry, and John H. Smith, 4th Va.
cavalry, prisoners Of war-the first named sent
in from the Army Of the Potomac, the others
from Glymont-have been cnmmitted to the
Old Capitol, by order of Capt. Todd.
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R = II o v A E.
NOTCH TO SUTLKRs AND PRDn1ura
WILL Am MARSHArr
OF the late dvm OF ~
q II A LII g. PAGE.

No. 459 Nissh street, tst,ueer E. asd d .,,..,s
Where he invites his old friends and enI:to msrs
% Ssn and Examine his stock Of goods su;t.Sia FOR
Doueht when sold Vas low, which enshias Nv, To
sSi ,9r 10 70 Per cent. lower than any hnraa in
3n dosen Cavalry Boots and Shoes.
i,u1 dozen HALVES Of ell kinds, adapted To .rmy
90 dozen woolen sAirts nsx styles, 5oa
Watches, American and 0viW,
bbsses lot Of Paper and 1nyelopss, 0'oves'
Hsts G dns Papsr Inkstsnds Mirrors Brisr PIPES.
1nlTsa@; lotion, Combs. Brushss. Pins, Hesdiss,
Meeh Ties. Wallets, Purses. Pencils, Playi,. cards
100 dozsn Condensed Milk. ~
HAL price. Call and examine the STOCK .,a 49,.
~ "a ~ = cSps. WILLIAM nkRSH ALL.
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FoRD's.-The tremendous rush to Ford's The
alter nightly continues undated. Charming
Maggie Mitchell has now performed nearly to
the utmost limit Of her time, but she will be fol-
lowed by succession Of stars Of the first mag
nitude; Mr.. Ferd's extensive dealings in matters
theatrical enabling him to take the pick Of the
market.
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AHUBBuB IN WALL STREET.

We learn by telegraph, that this forenoon
rumor prevailed in Wall street alleging that
the Union prisoners confined in Richmond had
broken out Of the Libby prison, and, aided by
Unionists in Richmond, taken the city by a
corp de main. There is no truth in the story.
The only shadow Of foundation for it is the
fact that quite a number of Union prisoners
lately escaped from CASTLE Thunder, and At
last accounts had not been recaptured by the
Confederates. z-st#czE-H
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
ATTACK Oh A WAGON TRAIN AT BURKE'S
STATION ny REBEL GUERRILLAs

All ACh YIN a " AoON 1NAIN Al BURN
STATION ny REBEL GUERRILLAS,
Lieut.. McCandless, commanding train guard
at Burke's Station, reports tsat about 25 rebel
guerrillas attacked the train which he was
guarding, ON the afternoon OF Tuesday last,
and captured wagon. master, two teams of
mules, and the wagon-master's horse. They
held them but a short while however, for 1t.
MeC.s men--only thirteen-rushed upon them,
recaptured the wagon. master, his horse, and
the mules, wounded two or three OF the rebels
and captured one. The rest of them ned to the
wood, mounted their animals and made their
escape. ....
gallan1y, and had they been provided with
horses, the whole party OF rebels would doubt
less have been captured.
It will be seen from the above that the YER
sion Of the affair telegraphed from here nortt
was incorrect In many particulars.
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COURTS MARTIAL,

The case of John K Stetler, an alleged de-
fauiting contractor, was taken up yesterday,
after our report closed, at the court-martial
presided over by Gen. Augur. The counsel
for the accused, Rich'd H. Laskie, Esq, asked
for postponement Of the trial until to-mor-
row, in order to enable him to prepare the de-
fence. The request was granted and the court
adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
The Hayes Court-nartial did not sit to-day,
on account Of the severe indisposition of MAJOR
Games, its Judge Advocate.
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NEW YORK,S OUOTA

We learn on inquiry at the Office of the Pro-
vost Marshal General that the prevailing i'm
preston that the Government has called for
10e, 900 more men from the State of New York
is incorrect. Her quota to be furnished under
the Presidents call for volunteers is but frac-
ton over 10000. There is an alleged deficiency
Of some 1900 from that State under the draft,
which, we apprehend, may or may not be re-
II one should eventually be necessary.
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sTATEMENT or A REFUGEE,


A refugee from Sp0tteylvaniaS county, Va.
by the name Of King, brings the report that
Hoods division Of Longstreet's corps that went
West to the aid of Bragg, has rejoined Lee,
This is doubtful.
King states that he did not meet single Con-
federate picket on his way here.