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FINhNcIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say: The stock market opened active,
hshed on most OF the railway stocks, but on the
"first cal" there was a heavy tone and the in.
provement was lost. Governments are frmer
j ne 6's or lssl rose y per cent. The per cen !.
cerufcaies are steady. With sales a; 9faS4 n. At
The close quotations were: U. s. 6s, III, COR
Eons, $50 a9ih; L. :. SIS, -, coupons, --assh;
year certificates, 6's. a4aei =: Demand No:ss
old issue. l54al5i Missouri State sc, Ciaeix X
American gold, 1854 al5S4 4. The money marie;
is not very active, though rates are pretty well
established al 6aS per cent, with more doing az
: per cent. There is an abundance Of outside
capital, and this partially eoun erbaian ces ne
closeness OF the banks. Exchange ON Lonaos
'ls unsettled and nominal al l'3al75 for hrss-
class bankers.
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DRAKE,S PLANTATION BITTERs

DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; Is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. Itis composed Of pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. It
cures Dyspepsia, Is q gentle tonic, and Is just
the thing for changes OF the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & 90, ZOE Broadway, New
York. I-eo6m
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY AFrArRs-Perrie
Jelzear, Esq. our newly appointed Sheriff,
presented his bond 10 the Orphans Court, on
Tuesday last, which, being satisfactory, was
duly accepted by the Court, when Mr.. Leizear
proceed 10 qualify. and entered upon the duties
OF the office. The bondsnen, We understand,
are Francis Valdenar, Dr. Washington Du VAN.
Thomas \. Comfy, David Brady and DIR. w p
Palmer. Sheriff L. has appointed Lawren ce
Lyddane, Esq OF this town, Jailor, who has
iaken charge OF that establishment Mr. T.
heid the same position under lafe sheriff Gloyd,
towards the prisoners, as &eu as readiness 10
accommodate all having business with his de-
partment.
On "Wednesday last an inquest was held
on the premises Of William Hance. near
this place, by Juslce d. Il. Bouic assisted by
Constable j. X. Miller, over the dead BODY of
an agec man, named Rollins. The deceased
when hls death occurred, was engaged in fork
ing hay al the barn, and expired suddenly
The verdict of the jury, we learn, was that his
death was occasioned by am affection AZ the
hearI-Rookrttte Nd Sentinel, Jan 80
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sCommodore Faiey, who was iu oor,-
mand Of the Quaker City, one OF the disabled
blockading squadron at Charleston, is n Marv.
lander, and has been ia service ever since hi.
entering il in ls3S. When this war broke out
he was in command OF the storeship R-leasa,
attached 20 the Mediterranean squadron Os
his return he was ordered 10 the comm md Of
the Quaker City, with the rank of ,omm aader .
He was first attached 10 the Gulf and after
v ards 10 the Atlantic blocksding squadron
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A RAY uPPLI1s.
o,,Ios o. 1Hs CHE, 9UA.I.fnts1l..

OyyIoI OF THI CHIE1 ouARfI.nAsrII.
Amy Of tks Potomac, )
WASHINGTON September 20, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for Furnishing FOR the use
o4tle army Of the Potomac the following articles:
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
tSc!sd, the weight ofeseh bale to be marked
100000 busheis Of Oats, Of the best quality. in
1000 cords OAK and Hickory Wood, well sessonsd
and Of the best quality.
1aoh bid must be accom- panied BY the endorse.
ment Of two responsible persons that the contracts
Hawarded will be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from time to time a the Ar
neles may be needed, and contracts viii be awarded
Tor the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder mp to the time Of opening.
The right Il reserved to accept all or any part Of
Proposals should be endorsed Prop ps sails for Hay
Or Oats Wood, !" - the may be, and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
- Ho Chief QuArteruastef,
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The Duty ON PAPER Yesterday the
House OF Representatives al Harrisburg passed
me Senate joint resolution, instructing our
Senators and Representatives in SNa.hineton
10 cast their votes in favor OF the repeaI OF th,
duty on paper. We have heretofore expressed
our opinion OF the merits OF this action on the
part, not only OF our own Legislature, but also
OF similar bodps in other States Opposition
10 the repeal has been manifested only by the
combination OF paper extortionists, who, to filf
their own pockets, do not hesitate 70 take auy
be to the public. Members OF Congress how
ever, appreciate their sordid, selfish views.
and will thwart their designs
lhe Secretary of the Treasury, in response
10 an inquiry OF the Senate, has ad ded his tas-
uTnony In favor of the repeal Of the duty as a
measure which will considera bly in crease the
revenue OF the Government
With such overwhelming and unanirs Dus
opposition rs the combination has resolved. IN
is strange il has audaciiy 20 per sc we're in its
proiects.-P PkiI Inquirer =
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR 10000 BARRELS OF
Il FLOUR

PROPOSALS. FoR ,iSHs e goo BARRELS OF
Of ss are Hy.a I'LL IL; 10th DE-,
The & &sTSsstence Department With 80 900 barrels q
:, Bids win be received for what is known A. No I,
aod less sa.n the ss
The s1sspssy ct Suf .ssur.d y b sssss se
%hsFys: on At
the Railrosd Depot, Wa:hinston, D. G.
TIE
for distribution.
jus. seio1: tie our !: r.eeivsd ~ De m'''
No bid E Ss ss who have
Bidders not present II to rs:pend n 'ns O''' Ok ITO"
The barrels to be nsv and head lined.
1p e e With
dc,:p Us A. a; Wash Wsssin!ston' D. O.. and e. en-
prop LsRoR wsoD.
H:as3ss,.s !: .s5 a.g;;ms,: 1ss,. e. Tsss'ssGs yss e
the .troops in and around the Forts hereinafter
;peSp,Ssd, from parties owning wood or wood lands
Ripley. Ir.nflin. .Msnsaeld, Pennsylya yania Battery
De
Ma Martin Scott and Cameron, on the north side Of
Proposals TO be made in the following manner.
First; First; Fq, wood stsnSis and tpree per eord.l
otherwise, (price per cord
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, guam
Itty and qualify of the wood.
Proposals will be received under this advertise
ment for the amount of wood required up to June
!, lo63
Each bidder must attach his full name and Post
Once address to his bid, and the of all par
bid.
An oath Of allegiance to the Government Of tie
United States 1iHSt accompany each bid
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con-
trscts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
Qpired
The right is reserved to accept all any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood" and addressed to
ELIAS N. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quarter rNast4r
10 SO-N Defenses of WAshin gton.
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quar- teite, the fine bass Of Gardiner, the instru,
mental under their able leader FauI enbaum, and
not rgetting the Brass Band, which is far better
than any We have seen with other companies. Go
and hear the best band that has visited for many
years. but be on hand early. jasl
WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET AND PA. AVENUE.
SKYE aASAaER .A JAMES hMmstph PfLSRiI 8 III
TON OF THE AMERICAN OoNTINENTl
SWEET STRAINS OF MUSIC,
FASCINATING DANCES,
THE MINSTREL ENTERTINMENTS,
NUMEROUS SONGS,
EMS or THE OPERAS
ag 1hs Elegance and COnlfort Of the Edtfu,
~ The Sons and Costumes Of The Stage,
~ TIE Most Exeelent Orchestra,
~ The Mritoricus Stars,
~ The Abls Stook Compaay,
~ The Politeness Of the Waters,
~ TIE Deeorum Obserred,
AND THE FIRST GLASS AUDIENCES,
ff0'f iScf PIatE % 81 Ia FHE I ciTY
Grand re, s"SsTsfpt M:nfE %AR1E # ZOE.
Continuation of the succe of
MILE LIZETTE.
The Ballet of Fe%sls Lgysipess, under the in
Last week of the Prima Donna,
Assisted in the vocal dePsIt%sent BY urs,,
The Irish Comedian MR. }se 9. wa MaLEkoEA LIEkksoTAN.
And the Champion Dancer, DICK SANDS.
James fikTms ffGi11Ens Ar'sts' also ssn
W s. Budworth, Charles Monroe,
Mile Geraldine, w. Dulany,
Miss Whiting, Miss Lester,
During the week; the Grand Ballet of
ESMERALDA.
LOE as.---. Esmeralda
LOVES STRITAGEM,
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a Dams ExRRfEss oHrfGS s2 sGo2ApPANXJ,run,
WasSisstos CS<y, d. o.
eRIAT EAsrERN, NORTHERN AND WEST.
IRN EXPREsS FORWARDERSi
ABLEs, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, 90
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to al
accessible sections Of the country This Company
has agencies In the principal Railway Towns In
FORTH, HAsT, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
It's principal offices are
WAeHINGTON, D. O., NEW YORK, BOSTON,
CINEATI, ST, LOUIS, louis
ocapeetions are made st New York and Bossou
ytth lines torwardinG TO the CANADAS and the
0Rl1IeH PROVINCES. and with steamship lines
% LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRI,
md thence By 1uropeAn expresses to al prominent
eonrnerciN towns In Great Britain and on the oon.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS ms4.
=ot an Hoosssb BILE parts of the United States.
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
teA Washington, d. o.
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TIE CAsE oR GEN. cNEL.-A -. Louis
captured NJ Arkansas Post, who wac IN Little
Rock q short time ago. says General Holmes
had received instructions from Jen. Davis n
suspend all proceedings In the demand for the
giving up Of Gen. Mcneil, for shooting he sA
guerillas IN Missouri"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-05

TnE REroRTED DEsTRUCTToN oF THE ORR
To.-The Boston Journal ca q some doubt on
the story about the destruction OF lhis Rebel
craft. Ii says:
The gunhoat Cayuga, which is reported 70
ha'I. given the intelligence 70 an American
vessel hound INTO HAVANA, Was 81 Galveston
last accounts. 1he report must have been
eelNed from some other United States vessel
If j. had any foundation.
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u NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN,
10y PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI,
PIANIST. VOCALIST AND COMPOSER

PIANO FORTE AND SINGING,
Pref. Wolowski continues his Singing and Piano
Classes, and opens new course for Piano and Sing
ing, which viii be the last, Professors engage
ments in New York begin on the lst Of May. Ali
those who really desire to be benefited BY his new
and extraordinary ~ stem have no time to lose.
By Prof. Wolowskiis 3 new method Q person hAv.
ing only slight knowled of music win be enabled
ity, and execute operatic - well as classical music
As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization
he arrives 1T most extraordtnary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the singer to vocal
Pref. Wolowski receives visitorfdaily from 10 to
na N. and from to p. M, at his residence. No.
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W l.. Wal d co. ~
have now on Consignment, a veryA
large and extensive steck of F4
WE'LL MADE FURNITURE, HI
at their spacious sales ROOM in the rear
Of their Auction Rooms, consisting Of
Marble. top, Plain and other Bureaus,
Jenny Lind, French and Cottage Bedsteads,
Marble TOP, Plain Washstands, and Tables
Sofas Tetates, Chairs and Rockers,
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Comforts,
Bolsters and Pillows Blankets,
Cane and Wood Chairs, and Rockers,
With q very large variety Of everything In the
FurnituI line, all Of which must be imm ediately
closed out w. l.. WALL CO.,
San SCOT South corner Pa Av. and 9Th st.
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And the New Extrav vaganza,
LOVES STRATAGEM.

OOO BBLs. APPLES, prime Western New
1,VOO York Apples, (no fruit like 1t in this
market, inst arrived. JONES co.
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THE CAMPBELL MINSTRELS,
0nD FELLOW!

This company attrscted another highly intellec-
tual audience last evening to witness their recher.
che entertainment, and we never more salts
faction evlnced an audience better pleased The
troupe is fist class in sl its departments whether
We take the solo singing by Gray and Carlton, the
quartette, the fine bass of Gardiner, the instru-
mental under their able leader FauI enbaum, and
not orgetting the Brass Band which is far better
than any we have seen with other companies 60
and hear the best band that has visited for many
years. but be on hand early. jsSI
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|BAheAIssi BARaA1Ss'
GREAT BARGAINS
READYMADE CLOTHING,
SMlT HIS,
No. 460 SBvBxfR sfREEY,
where have the best assortment OF
CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
tn tie city. Also, . very fne stock Of
GENTS FURNIeHING GOODS,
Which Offer at very low prices for the next sixty
aAys. 70 make room for Few Spring Goods.
To persons in want Of
CLOTHING,
now 10 the time TO buy them. At
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA AV.
H. SMITH, Clothier,
No. 400 Seventh street,
MH Two doors above J. Bruce Co.'s.
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O0O BARRELS POTATOES,
1,UUU From Maine and Jersey,
500 do. ONIONS, red and yellow.
Just arrived at JONES CO.'S,
Corner eth and D SITS.
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Snn BOXES SWEET PALERMO ORANGES,
CUU 100 do. LEMONS,
Splendid FRUIT, from late Boston cargo.
JONES d CO., corner 8th and sts
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GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willardh Hotel
In GROYRu

~ Rates Of Adm n.-PriXate Boxes, s.; Dress
Circle 50 cents; Orchestra Chairs IS cents; Faaiy
Circle Is cents; Colored Gallery, 25 cents; Colored
Parterre, 6c cents. Secured seats, IS cents extra
Doors open at quarter before O'Clock perform
ancea commence at half. past clock.
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ADMIssIOF-Balcony and Parquette, 25 cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 81 cents; to Private Boxes,
holding six persons, S6.
Doors open at sc clock performance at TX
GRAND MATINEE will be given next Sstur-
day Afternoon for Ladies and Children at O elk
Admittance-Ladies. 20 cts. Children 10 cts
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has returned 10 Washington to Cheer all Hearts
with her Graceful and Natural Acting.
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
The Women OF Jersey and Postmaster
BlaiY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

: ELIzAnrn, n. j., Oct. II, 1893.
As believe your ambition Is to have as many and as
good and better correspondents than any Of
your contemporaries have decided in the generosity Of
my heart to eratfy you by letter from the far away
land o Jersey, and your gratitude and my pay come
proportion the distance that aIends cuchantnept
fancy We shall make handsome thing out or it-you
and
am not good figures, so leave to you to compute
the distance by few facts connected with the length OF
time takes our letters 10 reach On last sstur-
day morning October 10Y ! sent 10 some friends In
your little town some invitations TO party TO DO given
here on Thursday, october rs. Ia explanation such
au unexampIcd Ignoring Of tmc space and yostmacrr
ought 10 say once livod In sight OF railway station
and had uncle VINO could run mile IN iorty.ave min,
have this saturday morning October had the
pleasure and sis,sen q rsseys Ss answers 70 those
ncsday. Perhaps such an nundation would have been
too much for me had Dot been warned py the writer's
two or three days ago. tha, their e,tersthose that
really wish that you would let your New York readers
know something about the locality Of uzabe,l city,
q Post once, and that something Ike ,hirtv or
forty trains are daily passing The Ignorance .cf your
amusing, az IN the case OF widow lady who was about
year aio exceedingly anxious to dispose Of her large
and elesen. house before the bleskncss Of autumn hsd
mred one almost decided TO buy--wou,d write tho
next day. In expectation of hearing the end OF her
sn.is.ss our =, friend h wen. constantly 70 The once snd
only an immediate answer was required 70 make most
favorable sr,anSsneo, the answer s:c but srriysd
that took ees than nine days for lster 70 pass om
New York 70 Elizabeth. swoe>, isn't ir
not through you directly, but perhaps through some
republican editor who viii ooudsscSnd 10 copy this es
se, not think sns.l hcsos NJ. B's'r W. van private
when Now Yorkers desire 10 send ~ notes "n hasc'
they are rc1uested 10 move 10 kAmschaska or Utah b.
when YOU nnd the distance expecs 70 hear frm you,
and 10 bc secured Of your most valued "oSsgi
In iRc sSesstius remain yours, AiIrTLE CROSS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
THE PRIZE RING.
Arrest Of lynch and Toal, and 'orlioB Of
Their Friends by the Provost Mar
shall Of Baltimore,
&c.,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l8, 1868
The prize fight between Lynch and Toal will not take
place tomorrow morning antcipated owing to the ar
rest Of the principals and cozcn their Tarty,
at North East Md, this afternoon by Colonel Fish, Pro
vest Marshal OF Baltimore. The entire party were
vcyed 10 Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
Tns Trial Trip Or the America.
70 rHs RprroR or rfY HERALD.

In your account 10 day Of the trial trip Of the America
V Norfolk yon stated that her horse power ccst ten
rounds and aslxteenih Of coal hour The w6rd ten
should read two The navy about sevcn pounds an
hour. but tie America only wes two atx two thirds
kDw n LCkkcON.
The New York herald., 1863-10-19

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The New York herald., 1863-10-19
JAMES COPELAND,

born on Indian creek In Cheraw district South Caro-
lima, about lTe% lie volunteered January 1Iso,
der Gen lincoln, and served until Nay 10 Of that
yenr Hsws at the sieso of Charleston on the 1lth
Of May. After the evacuation ot Charleston a. tho
Bftkh advanced 10 the uprcr parts of South Carolina
nc vo'TnIeered again AZ one OF Tue gallant band COM
handed BY 'rmir, and marched for Rocky Mount, and
on Che l9sh OF juy, ~Las ihs roae they attacked
arse party q tories and British, whom they took
prfoncrs, together with Col Fergasoa ana Capt iiuch,
OF lho British militia. Tho ncxt day M ws present
a, no attack On Roxy Mount On The following day,
ater burynG The dead, they went on 70 tho HAnslns
Rock and reached thors In limo par, 10 that bat
Ito. which was fought on Tho 7sh day u August l,so
Al this bsto tho Prince Of Wales regimen, we're nearly
all Rilst AZ well ~ many tories from North Carolina
under Colonel Ryan no continued with Sumter until hin
defeat and tho dispersion Of hs command which took
place Oh the nth c August ~ the tme OF that engage
mcn' Copeland was abseus OF salisbury having been sent
snard TO about hrndscd prisoners captured al
mnsn pest on tho Saierce river a few days bsfsre
on nm re'urn from salisbury finding sumicrp command
oroken up and dispersed he oipcd cocncl washngtous
regiment o. horse on tho 2oth u August, and was with
nun ~ 'hc taking OF Rsgeles For, tbestcr known ar
hSsehcsN MID He oontnuci 10 the ssrv,ce INIT, tho
army was dsbsndcd At the end OF ths var. wbcn Ina
rebellion oenmctsed be living IN Brasitora oooDty
The New York herald., 1863-10-19

Messrs. HosrrrrrR Sxrru Pittsburg "a;
GrNTfEsEN-Please send yorf Btters.
bottle Of last being left have ased
sale Tor them seeing Mr. Hatch, Of firm had been sick
during the whole OF last winter and cured bv the
OF three bottles lie had liver complaint with
conah tried all the physicians here miles
celebrated doctor and thought he would die The drst
truly, wHEDoy HATCH
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
Note from Sc ron boIli.Av.

Baron GauIdrec 8cicau bcss that the oditor Of the
HRsto viii be good ine orror made by
his Washington correspondent when he esks OF Raron
Canldrec Bosoaus marriage with Senator Pepoa yourQ
est daughter having been clandcsgc VAS on the
ccntrsry, publicly solcmnzei a. =, Mtthews ahurch
wasbnrion city. June q, IS5s.
Qtgeys OFT IL. 1SA2
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
i:s's. H. sl Z :. "a 5 a. ia SO. T, %. 7s.es
SAsls.:.: sS 9 I % 9

n9y tns young collsehsX composns the Nasssu
RespIass Cub On The upiop (roupd WILLIAMSBURG, and
on tuesday With The Excslst6f Club, At Brooklyn o.
Wednesday thcy win te The guests Of the famous star
Club, and VIII play friendly esme daring Tbs Afternoon
fhs second eleven Of he New vovh Cscket Club viii pay
match with the Satellite Club, as Williamsburg, on
Wedpeeday. ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
49,, RTSssrLArnyrur, July 7. 1855

IN f5T
GxSrLsMrS-fease send some OF your Buers At your
earliest convenience have at present sag
for them have ynedicine OF which an selling so
much Biiers have kept them iurfn two wears
last past They have now begun 70 sell They have Ier
formed some remarkable cures IN d spepsia which have
been OF long standing aud from which a.u red
reputation by other medicine in our markct can
send yon certificates srassing ANYTHING pu
lished Of any value 10 YOU being anxious medicine
acquained with Il as they would no, be without il Re.
spectfully yours, W. r. SWEET, Druggist
Rcnsse'acrville, Albany county, N. ".
The New York herald., 1863-10-19

their blankets this bridge prevent the enemy who
supposed bo near from hearing the horses feet
Notwithstanding this rrccauon the enemy discovered
and attacked them before they had all crossed the
bridge. Tho tories were defeated In this engage.
mcnt also, and n number Of prisoners were taken
In 1861 Hames SAN living in Hall county Georgia
pension certificate was issued January o. 1884, under
tho act Of June 1892 for forty doIarsper year and
certificate ssued March ls 1853 Increasing the pen.
sion 10 sixyons dollars and twenty .Gvo cents from
March 4, 1881.
The above comprises all the Revolutionary pensioners
on tho books OF the Pension Bureau pu, in this con
necton the following OF pens,oner Of the last
war with Great Britain may be Of interest,"
This pcnsioucr, whose nsmo Anthony Castlo other.
vice tnoxn Anthony Cattle, an invalid pensiopc~ on
the rolls d the State Of Michigan lie was born in Bor
deaux France, about the year 1893 Tie served under
Napoleon, and while In Spain taken prisoner by shs
British and conveyed 10 Gibraltar, and thence TO
England whore no W. confined nineseon months In .
prison ship 10 finally enlisted uio Tho British army in
order 10 obtan opportunity 70 escape from mpr ou
mcbt and sent 10 CApads lie deserted Al tbN nrut
oprotdky but was recsptAred and for the attempt hs
received nac hundred Ashes ~ order Of Major y,IsI
This was near Niagara Pals lie made another q.
tempt escape and this time be successful and be
entered Immediately the Twensysixth United States IN
fantry, ~ Lima, NJ r. whAc in the United States Army
be wounded at Fort Kr,e 10 September, 1914. ana
again n q subsequent period. He also caims 70 havc
personally captured Major winters Of tho British army
When he discharged after the peace 10 1919 he held
the rank Of sergeant. Hc was . short time ago SIN
living In Worthwhile, Wayne county, Michigan.
THIS cioscs the old roll Of fame Of tho 6rst pa,rcls
There only few ef The face of tho earth ed
Their tewis. Ike mufred drums, are beating
Funeral marches 10 the grave
Tho new roI cf fame res rapidly recording its
nas4s
The New York herald., 1863-10-19
Uass BalI.

EAoLB or NEW YORK va. EXCELSIOR or BRooKLvH.
These two clubs played short and well contested game
on Saturday afternoon At nobcken. the resua being
victory for the Eages By . score Of 10 g. Score