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rOunT-Cr riprrs-CcT. 9--refofo 'n''ire
GRAHAM
rsIOHe. -
coI-DT OF GTNERAr sEss1CNS-Ocr. o-Do'ors
P.-rricr lioTSsas. .
CZTt ITENB.

SATURDAY hPTEETooy CoScEr.-1hc Cen
tral rar1 Conuissoncro announce that there viii be
,nrsie 81 tie Central pors. a tie Nun. q, - O'Clock
D. -. By 40 Central Pafk Etrd under tae leedcrsA?
ON. J.. Dod~or;h u tho weather Is lne. Tho follow
Ing The programme;
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Mr. Drw,rrsrs Brilliant Oponi1.. No.
- .Issr 81 s a 49, .ss,Hi raii-sl' o. Al 'lc fr-
trf 30 81 l -t' fsfs. -.afb, 10 Hios i'icf
a. lsn a., 80 a.tai Henira " DE it'ics -"
,r'.nId g.I u.s.b - = 80 Nuor u Fs.l'n' VIII
sserou. ,suss al 80 M rossi. aid ava IA 40 f-'
tss.s 800 ready. ho.t srrfy~aefs.
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ApporyrMysr 81 EroBTgls.--Thc Board Of
sap,r,i,ors ne. yer'rdny morning and aple'nied 'ne
le.sterr q Elect On g. ronnriei by tie DeTocFhue
,ni rtioao.,aefal Conn le.s. Tie libby crowded
"a p11ilclns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

4 BAD BlgArn IS tic Hcatest curse the
irn.n faay Ls.ft5. How many iosol. lee s'd
hos t.lr iisnii orsc Failed lhe 'lb"si F" . 9e"Ne
yaait I'd ,sls 81 M fi1t rsrlt u: BAD you 80 nornl
81 a.. ls0 rasrL - dict Aal-Fi eurr st I've BAN
,, Irnt 40 fIo~Ess" d.tiiiira Dfi o. r1tuins
80 rl rrmri.,lo, o,ins al tan llpir. aud
A.. Ais. ls..!ns tie 81 ira - rnl white sod b. A.! DssGi,
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fAsrrl,-n.ntl

For sr0ys oP CEAgAcrEa, And Row TO
rstp Trsu~ go ihs rgrEsoLocic,t JovHsAt Oct No.
y &c. sy Aut goa a. -a-,a ave u. fouLra "HLIs
n: I.eslwsy, NJ
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5ohn Tne>y ast Aaron SeeeyMotion to vscsie order OF
arrest granted with $50 costs . 49,
Jsmes p Dunn ait. su,nnI Donsdon ct NOton t. open
Judgment and ior leave 70 snswer int,d 49,, =,
Moran H. Sc.ckrf sr'. Josri H. Partgideo -lotion Tor
new rfs denied y iih rest =.
Wirsm J. bists a. aT'. Joi r. TrcsdweV q an,
lion Tor rrfecre d-fed hout coats deiendent, slip
rlation. no. to oopll, ., the items tho isaL
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LIT DAY OF Tua ISDiNs az EhnsuMa.--
IT, VII rise fasir ~. ~ poArs sensi cd Danors =,
r.l a so.a.a = L. dliia. rnl-s tss OHo.E 80 Do ca
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

Tfr hsi- VaTvart. Hray hoH liaf-,. g r.. 81 View
YORK So aground t.s. a tn .ss flnf - a H.. N
10 go ut. ED - ts4Is. ta9ft e-f-ese
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rIuD aTArT3 cQNNI1sI0I. 1's oIIlcE-
Tne E.rnArInos cAsE

The examination oi he .p! Icai ON q The British
Gef.tf f.i go ,rt.lilsn az JOIN Mae ia. tntHnl.
,aia,d ~ b. sso Eoa .usi1a, v.s ssaoIed ta ses
noon ,
60 trfllr ol fr suf rfI q. ~" asi fius a. no tof'f
f.nrf. eri to-day fr.irl r..rlrt, tll I1l.f .i
t. 81 neyoad ilr .fH ual h. CO.,. james hunpHy -.
,l.. tr a. agoi rs sen-e.o. It,s t.As sly 90 Ito
e1f ..i DO 10 tlH at.l.sf
M be- tAft ne coon 81 fos The prisoner have
81 Throughout ihn rfaansf % nd soU. 10 ,fl4t Do.
theory & the pose .Dn or n.led dni . caiiif4 Dn D.
ifrfs. lsIss bunpiy o. The puSr'.s 81 ssnnf "a o'
iD aferIfc. lat sAtasy t.n-lNens be.Nst. Lc
Yllsli,r tHd i.l' h4il ray o. coward ui.
DO Iilrf frnfaIfd I.r ea.i ntf ou it br Jrnts .
e. a,f 10 a-siss 40 5r lay Laitrfs sfrt- 81
with Dee lrf lr Inc li4'l not thy ~tft "a flfr4 " H.
ia.es q. So pfis,n'i Do ploiessiotl. %. f1!'y
lAc examine ou adjourned g. t...Ll5 20 oc'uCl !. o..
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Pnsarucrgs Arrived

4, giaa.is io,aG fsisf J,os, hsn- Ori'fH'Csp'. De
,o Ctpi G. =. hue p. r. Iohsn, h. H. Adams. s-g IN tie
stesTast.
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New-Yor young Mems Gl.rl.,lun, Asscs,,s,on-

NswYor Yssnx Men, e Gr.'lana Assec;;.;s lion
ci,r- he Ne, ~ Hicgl corner i9,5,, tdlre sssbyt.
Pey.s g. ~ NO. D. D. aud the Rev. 4. H. BURLIAoHsA.
D. .. The pubic are cordially iavi'ei
yIc?-r-cn,r,iyc sinners 81 ,ie rihle."
no 'l'r rrhn' snner' wi 30 digeIed =, e laS
10 M0REOW Gve SiNG al y oe.ss,s. rre'rL.n "a rs
Mornns a io sabbshselo'lsid yiss c'ss as "a. md
.tP ~.
s,.,,,, ,l,,lis, (fn-rb. 9'ff. Fe,T7-cr -l ~ ~
Ella Rey Dr. PONFiL 81 Tennessee VII .. ar e. "A
o,r.o-E on SABBATH EytSIEo.
yr,r.qf. 9 hnYcs viii be RFOPESED On sA6BIri,
Oei.fL irsacafas5 by d., ln.'c, tie Rey JAMES .. VII
SON 2. ~ 2, m and communion srTfFe 81 ; p. m.
sceori Airs,f C1irrb. =, ais usr 80, &c rs-,
PiR.EF MATTHIAS. Subject a, j. 8 NJ; 'fhe tz.c
s'i1d9 ii 10 chgrcA IN relation % ne .'onI a9y'r =.
D. fl.-spli.r': Journey wfloW tae camp" All sfs
c5rd'afy ini.ei to'..'nd ser'hee.
sou'h .ins-st. y. i. fkrrci, vrizn'll Fa r.,
= q ;. fi.iop - tiS VII rreach j. TINS 'h'f,H ~
ft,y T. Z. 5li'n III, .Jy,cas nd
i's; VI q, i N tie Eivp.GHo. " "
Spiritual Neclin-. 4 he c7ng-r.'i'n % tfe Nv
Dis.hNsIIQN sy,T sgEDiI a. ~ Z P.' I'D 2
'rio world flesh ard the DryiL" hnrIno'r, ntr,o
lory Chaat,1 .1i .Sr,ib's'Y 'LvfviSC. Coss,,isns
'a.sn up. ---------------
Y'ho rev, 3. H. Derl. .. D.. WI PFC n ,ts so y,
-r.iyi.ri Cburch be.ucea sihav and roadssS, ~
pay f 2., IT, y Frb 4 r rvSe 'Ts ocaeA
III ucv. Esrac yescott vi rr'7ch " ~, ~, "'oo"
L. - e,..f Cbu.cit ;.ds.. between rnd ' -ir IN
SUNDAY = los E s1a D. N. s'9!qT' fi r ihs..
an srrSsy school evry SABBATH a. pa m ard pm
mn I5-y. 4 Coe,,.,o, Wi. rrs,ch n trinity e Z.
ci,~', Met asi.s. between ~ .ad ,t..y- ~ syN-
DtY oct H. Morning errsices % / orer.. ~ 9ef
n ~ .ie NORTH rnliions -cfp'n 81 = '.s -neay-
shoi y, pre rhe1 Kv-n.rg ss-'ic, o. y cfet r"n-
-, ~, - o o.. md - ~. Gen-rs' Prayer Noting on
VfIvFSnAY EVEHI&DS. Tie pu''ie are inPAed 70 all
ilesJ fOrfices.
Tre Rev. Crn' .irs y. TFo. a!reh11r, b.r., "
.-- - tls Room. ~ fhe ,ev-ir '.ll = i.f Ntief
soc .'f-u No. 90 IFlfway ~ rJfDaii Del IL, 81 y
m The pub - iar'ed 10 a'ieni. -
'lhe Na,iora! foec imcn'- He.iei Aasoci,i sn:7,
,.s1o r,'rat a. Esr - church. rfsr aI.. IN NbHlar
pgfsI, ~ = orircs tic cau.s e. p frrtDen WI 10
? ser 81 ~ 'i~ llsr. = z. lay - % 'ie 20
,si., 81 AID tie Rev l. 5. KiLLoCu .lsior O tis carra
~ ~. iii'itef.
Wesley N 5Iethed, r!is-Ion, er 9 by sni go,
r., t.e fev :. 4. EAkfl, Pastor. li~ non ara ~
roll =. = rSootlyr Br Voter ..der - na., ins
.s-,ir.s &, hi. rnis-i1n TOMORROW. a. r. - srfT
D. ~ Rrviv.i rrt ~ -sch evening through to week
Public ccrt 81 nsied
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&c, 7frx1inr Clinton .hip 'iuis i-rk DlsiE1nee ara
bri-. Louie al g. " Eo-g and
A.so a. 3D. ,te.r-s iir i.8D,.isu-l fr Liverpool
S,D9ossa o.. -. JolA, j.. j. isir. - LIN Jam
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81 rHe.. Population n,s'. u h's1 P,rs1'ner.. :,
Tfnssz 80. 1r.r4f T'.ltit0 lftit.'lfri 49,
. si..e...3 eJsv0 81 $3.50 l1latSor' . - 90
ra.,.. .a..2o 81. ios a 30 l7.go gu sn.ol "


Clii.ainI ,7,l2s ?.39i8Ce 707@'oo I'@"'''
Thus ;hs ,nrirs have ara ~ vrn ard rone ~
MOI. han dou a'~ fh.t % fr oe 90 rfuie men pow
10 .cssfs D.. f.f-.ss-- =
" 2. li 70 t-''f
.e..r 81 e-eh corurr rtr.rfitty grove 90 f,iio c
meter then TO i.ar'.s - tlc o. i-. o. 40 "
.u tle ur .r.-T .tg r..r b. iif iil n In
I've millions 81 ezalsfe4 Peep ot - irrt1 CD.
,Aslr palcate ln sii, yam ttsy led of'ffEtH Gee
Ifi,siE q, AaL rfs hafc dI artal military .p"fr in
lao yssfs &, hch De void rty vel weraef 90 ni n
90 iof b.rdI. nd flarrlie saflll4 men ilsr re
co led INTO i.e Gs', 900 80 p'"'ol taflt Pi'r .
a.. Y,sr 1rs.u.g q ,urf 2. the iA0n I1Iniiy
Grrrnf lie aouIfr 4 Cfrff. 90 rr iiF t fNff. n a
.sns 20 GOOD Dc salf' i-ft'ts 90 Nftrn hf ~.
rtAg t-a. In 81 1S8T-pr pf IA 80 i1tYr r. .f 80 or
osefrers nf fr,44,e fll ?. rr-!hs iFo stft ~ 80 Ni
cor - ~ z, orsf rdcard tie o. I Iow,r sr1 oal.
nlcT sl ~ osiarlo 81 Lurlp> -li a-ii H. n-
nor ahc. % -. l,sr rratt b. attin4 - 20 v n-'t
nd food u ils.s be- ul'ra -s.. Ito fosd ier '- "
Lc g.reT4l aurerfs H0' Aus.sa sad DO 81" ' e'' 70
vay aeon t4 lo- 70 aa4ly - u.n-i r. ia Le "s-i ti
Ell rs q. cosaiatsc, vii p-ss 20 %, nrF p'refi.
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suRRoobgE'5 COURT-ocr 9-Dciere Surrogate
ivCKgr


sURRoCbtE'5 tDURT-Ccr. 5-Hcfre Surrogate
lUcKgU
Wills rrOVfy.
Late ills and tcsian cnis o. the solloDlng-nareo
! pl-t-s lave been IN ADMITTED % froase; . .
l-.r- j. os.s.s. lsrrg inier, Jyrsg N,fi N'tiua
r .eyry Jane. Davis " Ham MoCann joirph Levy 10
v.fc L g., TO- lri p,'ricA E,fan ,
Ifr all Of IN tmop h,4peaih. q The tefr''Hi,uA
I'll az f. r,m & ~ md - flr Afrcfn ~. - Ih Tn 81
he fiaff. Re hii ~ II. Began g'ee 90 $40 ''
a., .oic Ou.lra VII va $50. ,..,. o.
Trowll sfthc hT Dr. Ncrnr hls '''' Deer ac..' 4
p-ob.e He heqrcaths'o The Grn rll syn, ~ ~ -,
fgtcb ctnrel he books on theology ard 'lsshi i.'
m ~. Dn,t books aui bs0ss DuscG history 'of" ''
Or. N.n lest. ....,,t..
SUPREME COUET-Cr ripsns-ocT. '-De'o'o '''''''
4 l.Crk1Aa
gsIO9e. -
0eor.r W Chadwick oci \ orahnin H. nn''"'o'
a Al Motion rrsn'., with - costs ~. r,-~,.,
=, 81 arnic ibn of - west lrrs". ~ tsn
f, A. Tor leave ~ sell Isa ostltr in Leroy siIe''-P
f'' -''" R,erc rr.ica rAESirD .
In the rlii,er e -, o. tho NS't &c.' - "l'n
nolon 20 confirm the rc?or o. ho Nol''''0-'
70 granted ~ -, s---,yu,,x,
Ia al. r,-',cr Iciii "a. tnhn 81 Dpif 10 V'shao y"
.essl pn. Co. rlsiEg gotta sv''iIe.-c1atf sciaei
CoURT OF GTNERAI sEsTCNS-ocr o-Do'or'
r,-oricr lioTSsss -,
Tho courtroom vas filed thii morning VIVID
fgror tr,s., ed O., cffa,on ts were brought
jcr, ,r Cont hrrl- the lawy'r "fie got Prp'rd ios
lie ia. tLe r,ns ln tie Goo. among 'ae other ison,
er Nas serr Lri cf-frci IA 81 arsnpi 70 f'D end
der e .aroll ncrfasi 90 sl-df,. sic" months s,o
s-rss.5rE szzr a.
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niiIi!mn Motifs.
Ten Thousand ssbstiiut<I
WANTED.

1ttlI...fu -Np1llt3'
Ten Thousand ssbstiiltD
WANTED.
$500 N CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
HE LEAVES TgE ROOM
Ap-,7 to tho Comfy si5s.e ana Felie' co's-''r Mo-
Il snl 70 Du-is t.. sapfsne C0uH Boom.
u sA-L
hours FrO5i ? 4. e. TO AIM
By o-dor u lie Committee,
GEORGE oPDyKg. Mayor
,ATTHRwT BRENNAN. comr,soa.s
ELIJAH H. TURDY. Supervisor.
oRIs0y BLySr. Supervisor.
WILLIAM T. STEWART. SUPERVISE.
WILLIAM u TWEED. sapes7iror
coRrsrrr' oOF'os' }c,.,,,
Gro F. 7Hoxr,oS
us.ocv-rrrr. prorosr. ''AR.H,L- wa nrs rHicT,}
srlrA CT SEw.f srS No. az rfooHe-.i'
NEs- Or, o. = l--s- q,
Notice t. hereby given to P-.or. q. %. u 'hs Va
Conss .sloa sirif o. te >ise q ev,'a orA y At e. Se
a % oreu ion I'm a,ya rlm Ia. eaS " al D, af,asseS
s.s Proceeded sv.ip.' ID. i..,f-srs r,A-,
81 say >. NtSl. l8rill.s,sogor
JOSEPH HILTON. suF~scu.
gRoysYr- 'fkI1HAls CEF-1a }
sr,-- C1vGnrssioSlI. IL I-i-. --.rs O. y. L.
lsssruta -. n. ". C-r.ct ri Wet %sh-st-l
SEEN1sx, oct . -
an rrnff vi View div IN he A'Nfn Ne-f d me
ca. II N.-~ srs brns ts se-,ra srb district o tie Ah
Car-r-. .oua Il.tr-l iavr ~ r-PIi'i af t-s
hcil lrs Go ~ o % ssor ts -, a-9 u Oe'osf
lls ~, -
sI .lsh VI, shrH ~ r~-c-t within - f--' 49,
llfisre- ~. = u,,.,d -, .-s nd de- v cord
usy thAs. p; .-f.sL' y
JOHN W SANDS,
Conirisa'rnaE lnsrl OF Eur1tment
NIL h. 'EDMSJs. -. r..
Srr.rln board ol Elrriif eDt
Otto ~oidisr., stlerfion .ohs sod ert uiseAsIsee
or 49,. :. or .r.1uf.s Tr-.Iilf s'-+i'-te ~
trt,n.rssa % tiri- loilet, all rppyt D. a. la rtk
Col nI A. b. & " I'D -a4 OAlo o-Io s.-ALy sei.
SO. q. Fr0n: IT,.
~ . ~ =.
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II. low.


Tho ,i.ls. ihI1s 5,s.' AID 100 lnT'' 7IFf'"'
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Irving ln'i.-Thr Rev W. III. MiLBlIlN viii com
nenoe on SUNDAY ENEaiyCA OF II, a series o. DIS.
song.~s ON the Early ibtoy Of Christianity, a. LIVING
Hall corner Of l3h, and rN rres Subject q the s
The World tho Birth Of Christ" sosts fce I'm ehuie"
going young nen especially invited.
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John-st. NJ. u. Dhurch-The Rev f. uhnSnN III =.
70. oocs and tie EvENiNo tho Rev rHILn .,,ies
MOND 4 eeosk es,o,S are eordsy
invited hi-nd The voh Anniversary o. toe -, s.
this Church ali BE- held SUNDAY Oct S,IItI If L.
ssy Cly In tue Evspipx b. tho Kew ALI NV Ss~As~"'
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5000 N CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
HE LEAVES TEE ROOM
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Drn UooSs.

TrINtfDN * invited 20 our stock OF
a RICH HOSNiT AND SASH
BONNET SlLhS AND NEit Us, STRAW OOVDS.
RIBBONS
fISE rnFNlH tL0N eNs AND ktarhEAS,
niLlNfEl bONSEiS AAD HAAS.
N IN now ~. .... . cs,5.. AID d. si-fs.
Nb4Ntf
RIBBONS.
/ 49, enstv ~ VfHhs AMI crlos--
81" IhCFs. y,,Ls 49,
WOEsTgD KNIT ARTICLES,
sONrAGs, SGARFS. GLOVES. "a
CORSgrs iND SKIRTS
HAAINs BINDINGS. BUTTONS, -
GlHps AND oRSANsNIA
TRfNAiiNH
RI. y IS.
D.. BLINONE.
no BROADWAY, or. .AtA 4.
iiirro..te the y .rh MoDircn'l
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Nv I-I<TlTV' y 7 = u
N our r.ri. today God oTcrcd At f:s prom hnyjr:
,na - pan BOT iu tie ucfnoon te bn,nf rt ~
,c.4 70 - 4. n acrs cas-. 4. pGL sisef edr - "a
"a B. 70 rr.m huyg- Goscrrusni sccr.ti'' We .i'tn'
Wit, fsr dom, n txchnHe trn % Ief ouyrf hrd '"t
90 .eIine Iirre ~rs uo.rtttc lersnf iof fgn'r ~
r. p cent. Kcliu-t. caFrcuy Wa bought q SD ina1-
iIr'@.
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.s,yf ,r.sf. finTrh viii b. hfOfBSED en- SAb BArH,
OF H. irssc "a. By ~ las'o; tue ReY JAMES .. II liz
SON 3. ~ = m. and communion serrbe a. p n.
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e,r;, ,l,riis, C',u-rh. 2'tt.i b,.7-cr ,t rri -
e,,-tie frY Dr. POW ~ ~ SeEncs-eo VII ?. -ar e. =
o. Z. I on SkBlLApd ENtAEO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

Ap.,y to tho coaa'7 sass.e ani F'e' coi'f er' No
II AMI - Duane T.. supreme Court bo,m.
u 49,
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SECOND Airc'f C'irrb. - alie usl 20. &C r@-,
r .,.,,, ~ -pr,ari~. TO-NDRROW fSundsy ~ lf-1
PtR.EF NA1Tifi !. Subject ., j 3. NJ. The tzic
H1le ~ no Church IN relation ~ tie etorl hfycr' AZ
,q.-.,if,': Journey yiiiont Tao camp All are
c5rdiily hoi - :, s..e1a Sershec.
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S,ir>-snl rrect'r- 2 fhe Congrr,a i7n o. tho Nv
pl-.FsS iIrON ryr.v sUNDAl. 20 ~ 2, ~, NJ .
D No., nqi 80. ~ lroi,way. cnIne, iI-i. M.F..nh
low ChHdruiy sLl S'iiiaaisr: tr''ag if,'oo
rs 'lr, tf.lo iswcg tItiDAf LTE'iHC CoAsrfi'ns
.risr
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Oiio soldiers, s;iersion.-OAs ao.l er' HseA'IseS
or ai :, on -r0uf.. want o. ir1.uiAf go. 80 ~
s,,r.rl,.i.a % ,iri- ioae all rppyto h. T. bAhEk,
Col nl A. D. & " ID, ~a4 Ol.o 54se A-Iy ..ses
80. .. Fr9n. IT,.
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Grccnc-.t. NJ. Z. ChOrrh. between bIo3re md
Sprius.sis.-Ihe Rev J. h. WARpLl, viii pro.oh To-
MORROW ~ eoci Subject; 1.-THE cent deaths
Of ncubcrs Of the Chnrg spd al "a o'clock T.
subject; "Evis ef iaempoIsu-o. Sacrament .. O'Clock
.. ~. Seats free.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-30
Morning ard Noon Dispatch es
Fran, Virginia.

NKw YoRK. Oct. 90 A special TO the World from
Washington 26th says: There has been the usual light
skimishipg along the 'front.' to-day, though Indicating
no probable engagement. II Ieeus tiled o for the
prevent our forces from crossing the Rappahannock
ills aBceftaned ct last that but small force OF cavalry
and brigade Of infantry constitute all the rebel troops
on this side OF the river.
The entire country between Washington and the army
10 nearly relieved OF all guerrillas. 4i H..i
Several deBerterB from the enemy who Just came no
lines, relate startling stories Of suffering Of the
rebel troops for clothes and even food, They also add
that Gen. Hill ID under arrest for falling TO carry out
his instructions in the advance OF his corps General
Meade.
The Tribune's Potomac army dispatch says: There is
nothing indicating any considerable body Of rebels in
'front.' The recent artillery and cavalry demonstTa
tons which have been exaggerated into formidable
gagemeuts, are regarded here 90 nothing than
attempt on the part Of the rebels 10 discover our posi-
tion. .......,.. '
Fairfax Court House, which resulted in nothing Lees
boasted campaign has regenerated into raids upon the
railroad for the purpose Of interruption Of reconstruc
tion All accounts agree a. to the utter destution
which prevails at the south
HEApouARTERs ARMY or TEE PoToxAo, Oct. Ra.-
Considerable change has recently taken pace In the rel
ave positions OF tho Union and rebel armies. There
is no Immediate prospect Of battle, the enemy taking
good care TO avoid anything like general engagement
Late srmishes make probable that his recent demon
STATIONS were feints to cover more Important move.
ments. But for Lees sudden change OF attitude we
should have had Hght wherein II Is believed the sdvan
tages gained would have been important to no one.
number OF deserters recently came within lines.
They represent the rebel army as scantily supplied.
The rebels have made several petty captures Of late
including few officers. No material adyan tage was
gained by either side during the recent skrmishipg.
Early yesterday morning some picke Of the 9th corps
were fred upon. The attack was not folio wed up To.
day all seems quiet along the Rappahsnnock.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
From Cbattanoora.

CHATTANOOGA, Dot. 81. via Nashville, Oct. 2s.-Un-
reliable intelligence has been received OF the
OF aporlon Of Braggs army under Longstreet IN IN,
valley Of the Tennessee river, with the intention o
eoperating against Burnside - - :.
II 10 also believed here that corps OF Lees army.
under EweI Is moving into East Tennessee BY way 81
Lynchburg fer some purpose. ~
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2e.-A Chattanooga letter 10 the
Herald says: Deserte continue to come into our lnes
Notwithstanding the extraordinary measures taken nv
Bragg to prevent them Nine men, one commissioned
officer Tennesseeisns, come in yesterday. The officer,
which is cheering and inspiring to all good Union men
and which corroboyates previous informatlon. -
BE says full brigade OF Tennesseelans, with
their General st their head, attempted to come
week, and that division Of stsunch ~ rebels ,sis
was called out to prevent them. fight Of the most
sanguin ary character ensued, In which artillery n.
kerry and bayones were used for three or four hours
resulting Ia the overpowering Of the discontened cd Ten
nesseeans after some eight hundred men had bcen
slaughtered on both Sides The sound Of The cannon
was distinctly heard IN lines At the time, but mo-
body could explain the phenomenon Of tho brisk Are
so close TO the enemya rear. The officers say the mat
ter was hushedup, and has since been kept 90 ouIe
lite about It. Brags distrutt Of his Tennsssee and
Georgia troops sperhaps an explanation Of his delay
In attacking the place. 10000" 80
Msj.'G Gordon Granger takea command Of lhs 9TH
corps to day Thomas and Granger, who are now uni.
each have splendid corps, three divslons In each
with able commanders at their head. Tho breades vii
probably be composed Of not less than nine rerments
EACH 10 fact the whole machinery OF the army when
reoYganzed VIII be less complicated and more eisctiye
and anxiety Il has experienced Is very good. isyss
fed hospital 10 established In layey valley two msa
from the town. north OF the river and this sck
the best Of care and food. 10 1dAs sCf IItsN''"S
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Nexga Viz Wa.hinr,ons! i I

WARRINGTON, Oct. 29s--Gen. Meade has within dav
or two made some changes In the position Of his forces
reoonsxncton Of the Orange and Alexandra railroad.
While the change was being effected at about ocock
yesterday norning, the rebels made Demonstration
the 0th corps but nothing further was accom-
plished than driving In their pickets short dstspce.
when the rebels retired t.llii p sNl8t7yI1~ IN
senor Romero to day, accompanied by the Secretary
sented his credentials was received as Envoy Extfaord
nary and Minister PlenlpotentiaTy Of the Jusres or
liberal Government Of Mexico. .yr, a .Tr- "
, Deposits made for the s 20 bonds on Monday next.
partment, cnttle the deposition 70 bonds with fni con
pona ffom the Int Of November.
ln the recent announcement cf quotas 10 the several
Hth, calling out an additional three hundred
ens Tbs deacencles OF the States under former ~
and under the recent drat arc taken into Account
rendered nsce!lay by the failure to furnis the iuii
quota of voignteeTs, '~''
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CIncinns,i markssZ-.Oc,. %,

brand, .S market ass s unchanged a s
e wHlsKY-A si,il good demand and the mAikst quite
wagon @ ''''' ,'OO Dds as a'ie The lsster raf' fer
,nus. UALiOoO bush Haltford oity sold at 50 cents
MRss PoRK--iOO brls new s,ld Al ais M
| hAhp-ln better demand and Arraefi saies Of Gao
cs, part county: at 10 Q 5@lO1zc ~ sa',-''iS wv
bacon. VH = ''-'F"vAI,in ~ ~ Da'A "ss'S OF
quiet. no 'I-" - " ,N'N'''AANsSn suu FstG
s9GAR-FIrm at I39l5c
C0FFEg-32934c.
AM srAhoH-fric's advanced to SIC, and The make.
bALT-Tde quoa.lons for Kena Oh, ma ,im, L,0a.
70 our last 'honid have besn e'5sc instead Of SOa
wHEAT-The market has mt unas,..,. -. -.
since our last. The demand Ia limited bn, sIs.s,
much Offering, aud holders are nrm n; saii ats u1s
sG's ss ne asking figures, 81 l5l ia Tor prime rss
SpSo wsgs ap 4" ior or kentucky white The sales made
nentuoky Whits az u 80; 500 do good a. AZ n ss
on nnnndlng and 1000 do prime red a. q is. os ~
shs,Iah ns continued good demand for beth
raes firm at full prices. We oote .bsss =, Sr.
ear a. eeeo, In huk 1880 bush ear soid ~ No snd
on The narIs s.I p % s.ls . ysy !t
hfS-The receipts continue lpht. ana IN. s.,,.,a
nIs. an 9 rules nrm silsl 10 Tor prime sam
oATs-rhe demand continues good. fuiIv nj, a.. H..
supply, and the market rues nrm al zoe in hnt ~.
SACKS hSuded Ss Sales altos In bul and
l7OO 90 AZ tec including sacks. ---1l : - '~' e''
BAhLkf-rhe brewers aud mslsters ara g.,.,s 4,
snpph log themselves BY purchases 10 The in,ss,o,
there 10 bat limited business doing in cur ms,sst
Prime samPies OF sprng are quoted at SI l0ai as.
at these prices. it ..,.l l.1Fl -'>,-.s mining
HAY-The demand is light and confined 10 The Ioc.I
trade and tne market raeS steady ct Se0 90 n.r ION for
prime nnothy In bales on arrival, and Sn OO@9s GO
|
ohBssh.ihe demand iI fully up to the supply, and
the market hrm at l3ctor rejected We,tsrn ae,erve
and l3c for Hamburg. '''e'H "''ei'e'
BUITEn-psmand and uunp,v ahort .o,,,, .,a .s.
market Is steady at 2Os3, for prime ~ OSo,n ela M
9lec for fair u coed, " 'n''S v sna !"
Gazette,
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Banking Affairs.

NRw YoRK, Oct. 99.--The Tribune's Washington
special says. The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that the banks Of the State OF New YORK
holding the funds Of the state are subject TO the pay.
ent Of the tax provided in the act Of March "a He
does not regard this in any respect taxation of the
State, but taxation OF the banks alone upon rights and
property they seveay have, by statutes and by agree.
ment In funds deposted. He considers the Relationship
between the State and the banks not that Of principal
and agent, but Of creditor and debtor.
The following National Banks have received authority
10 commence banking operations 1st, National Bank
Rock Island, H., Louisville, XVI Union Mills, Pa.
Madison, Ind; Bangor, Ne Danville, ILL.,, LasaIle,
III; Meadvllle Pa Second National Bank Of Detroit,
Michigan.
Hon. e: P. 7crre, Of Illinois. is appointed by tho
President Tax Commissioner for Tennessee.