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EXCHANGE h BAHKuNo HOUSE, OF l.. A. MAcKLor,
davenport, Iowa, April LIST, 1868.
eight EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL
y cities Gf the United States bought and sold
The highest price paid for Gold, Silver. De-
msnd Notes. State, County and City Warrants.
Sterling Exchange for sale in sums Of IL and
upvards.
Highest premium paid for State Bank Of Inai-
ana, Ohio and Iowa notes.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
u0N3

THE New YORK TRIBUNE, first issued
in 1S4l, now 10 its twenty second year,
has obtained both a larger and a more
widely diffused circulation than any 9TH
err newspaper ever published in America.
Though it has suffered in common with
other journals, from the volunteering
and departure of tens of thousands of its
patrons to serve in the War for the I'm
ion, its circulation on this Gtn day Of
December, 1862, is as follows:
DAILY 50,l25
SEMI-WEEKLY 1880
WEEKLY liS,O00
Aggregate 1856
Pre- eminently journal of News and of
Literature, THE TRIBUNE has political
convictions, which are well characterized
by the single word REPUBLICAN. 1t is
Republican in its hearty adhesion to the
great truth that "God has made of one
blood all nations Of men"-Repubican
in its assertion of the equal and inalena.
bic rights Of all men to "life, liberty, ana
the pursuit of happiness '-Repubican
in its stead!ast, earnest, defiant hostility
to every scheme and effort Of the Slave
Power from the annexation of Texas to
the great Rebellion, to grasp the empire
of the New World and WELD the resour-
ces of our country for its own aggran-
djzemcnt-Republicau n its antagonists
to the aristccra's and dcspots Of the Old
World, who fondly hail in the perils aud
calamitics suddenly thrust upon Us by
their American Counterpart the over
throw and ruin CT The Model RepubIic--
Republican in its hope and trust, its faith
and effort, that this atrocious Rebellion
must rcsul in the signal overthrow of its
p!Ottcrs, aud the irm establishment of
equal rights and equal laws throughout
the whole extent OF our country, wherein
Liberty and Union shall indeed be zone
and inseperable' Eenccfor,h and forever,
THE TRIBUNE devotcs attention in
calmer tines, and to some cx;cnlin these.
10 Education, Temperance, Agriculture,
Inventions, and whatever else may min.
ster to the spiritual and matcri@. pro
,Tess and w-I.-b-ing # mankind: hut fer
lie present. it, cLarsics and its columns
re mainly devoted to the jnviyoratiou
nd success Of the War for tie !'u;an,
is spccia! correspondents accompany CIV.
'ry considerable army ard report every
Important inclden; Of ;nat great struggle
which We trust is soon to result in the
'Ignal aud conclusive triumph Of the
National arms and 10 the restoration of
Peace aud Thrift to our distracted, bleed,
'ng country. We bclicv tia. no other.
wise can fuller or more accurate view of
the progress and character of this mo-
menus conflict be obtained than through
the regular perusaI Of our columns. And
VIC earnestly solicit the &C, operation of al!
friends of the National cause, which we
regard and uphold as that Of Universal
humanity, 10 ala Us IN extending is cir
citation
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Atthe New England Festival in Chi
cago, the Yankee girls. in white arprops
and their hair in curl papers, served up
pumpkin pies three feet in diameter
aIbbcted clans, "apple sass, and all the
other concon!ltants of q genuine down
cast supper
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Finhle * Lyon =. II. Coo
CHICAGO. IOWA & NEBRASKA
AIR LINE.
-, spzs -sgr -ysJzstss=.Z-7 - ~
fss4 -. - <...''-''s..sses =Fss.se,,f.-rsssa

On and after Monday, November L, 1862,
IIain. vii! run rs follows:
GoING HASE-Passcnger 'TAin leaves Toledo at
10 4. N. Sap for dinner al Cedar Rapids;
:>appcv - Clinton; and reach Chicago in
time for Breakfast before departure Of morn
..r trains north or cas-. Passengers who
prefer, can remain a. Clinton over night
@nl arrive at Chicago early next afternoon
Gol%G WE~T-I"avc Wei 8 s.. Dclnt in Chicago
# o'r'oek p, N. breakfast at Clinton;
I.:." e. CctaI Rapids; arrive at TreLo at
49, and Marshall early same night. Or
h2sseE gers ran take H. H. taiu from hi
.@ro, remain at CLINTON over night, and
s~f"A Toledo and Marshall next afternoon
Coed Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
'ualu, pass Clar lice
Going West: Freight l:;o pm: Passover Q 3 am
Going East: l2:j pm: &" 34Op II
Co&<ECrIoNs- At Turner Junction with trains
for Trtcport, nunleith. GAINESVILLE, Fon du Lac
Prairie 1u Chem and La Crosse.
~ H.Nru WIN Trains II Illinois Central Railroad.
Al Cuutohwtth boats Oh Mississippi river.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport d Maauok eta.
A. Clarence with stage for Tirton.
4 Cel..r Rapid, with stages i3r Iowa Civ yin,op
Cedar ra..- and Northern Iowa.
At / art"wa ii. stage for Mar"ngo; and at Toledo
"IH staIrs fer Gr'nLcli, Newtor, Des Mots Council
Buns, umahr. MARSHALL. Ejd"ra, Boons,oro Fort
po4-@' SIOUX - "Il. Intermediate places
hive stock i.spres,
Leaves Toledo Tuesdays and Fridays at go A. H. and
reaches chicago next morning earlier than Ivy any 9th.
crr"Htf, and ~hbo@ any thapge Of Cars.
fIet2it Tram each way daily. Express Freigkt
leaving Toledo Al ]" reaches Chicago next morn
'h-- L. u. TALCOTT. Gen. supr, Chicago.
!. b. HOWE. Asst Sup't Clinton
-. {. GACLT. GenI Frei rht Agent, Chicago.
O. BEBRDSLEE, Wcst'n Agent Toledo
q. tpTTLE. Travelling AGENT (9:JrC
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pL A ST RING.
NEW PENNSYLVANI. HOUSE,

CORNER OF 4th d Iowa SITS, DAyENToET, Iowa
DAVIS IL SONS, ruorRproRs.
L>REE OMNIBUSES to aud from the CARS
Il Office for stages leaving for lie Clare
frincetop. Lyons, De Witt, Maguokcta and Ana
ni"sa. Fare, One Dollar per day. lnA'1
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SCHOLARSHIPS CAN BE PURCHASED AT
= either point and good at all Colleges. p
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces Double and Single Entry Book Keeping,
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law, Penman-
ship, Business Correspondence, Partnership, Senti-
ments, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSEKEEPING
And Accounts, organized and conducted on the Count
ing-room system the halls Of study being fitted up
with appropriate counters. desks. etc. in real
and the student introduced the practi
cal workings and routine of Banks Commission Hous-
es, Railroad Offices, and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.
The teaching in the Book keeping Department il
mostly from written manuscript forms, with orai in
structions, lectures and blackboard calculations in ad
ditionte which, in order to make the Collegiate
thorough and efectual as possible, the following
text books have been prepared:
BRYANT & sTRATTON's BOOKKEEPING, IN
THREE EDITIONS.
I. Primary Edition, for Common Schools, D2 pages
Price 10 cents.
>. High School Edition, for High Schools aud Acad-
emes PIG pages. Price. Sis.
3. Counting House Edition, for Accountants and
Business Men. 25H pages
Published by Ivisnn. Phinney, Co., AZ & 50 ak
cr street, New ! Ork.
BRYANT Il STATIONS COMMERCIAL CALCU-
LATlONS.
For Accountants. Business Men. High Schools and
Academies. 3}2 pages. Price les.
Published by D. Applet 4i3 x AIS Broadway New
York.
sPENCERIAN SYSTEM OF PEyMANsHIp,
In a series Of nine books, by +. P. SPENrER.
College rooms open day and evening. No vacations.
j. > For Catalogues, circulars. and information of
a:y ki!d, cali 1t tIr college, or address
BRYANT & sTRATToN.
Chicago Illinois.
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- The Leading Writers of America. Fl
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Mississippi and Missouri r. z.

N ana after monday, Nov. oath, laG2, and
| ~ until further notice, trains willrun as fol-
| lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport L Chi.
cago, at 4.l0 Pm
! Leave Wilton for Davenport, lO2jpy,
! Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington. lIt5.y
Leave Wilton for Muscat,n-. lbs A. &53jp.N
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. u45,M
Arrive at Wilton from Mnscatine,
AT 10. k5A. II. L 10 ?. NJ
Passengers going west make direct connec-
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connect
at Rock lslandw the Chicago and Rock Island
H. 4. trains. for all points east, s,uth and north
Also with the Galena Dubuque and st. Pau pack
cts ut Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
| and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
Otakng their seats in the cara.
he J.F. TRACY, sup't
-. KINBALL, Assistant Supt.
b i,pwDER. SHOT CAPS, Just received, ne "
spply a. .5# L. ". CHILDS.
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"I'li PROMISE" said the Judge. "and
treat in the bargain, if you have
"'Well, do you remember that wagon
Won robbed me gu. of p
al never robbed you out of any wag
3D." exclaimed the Judge, Il only got
the best of bargain
"WelI. then made up my mind to
have it back, and"
You never did !" interrupted the
cute Judge.
Yes | did--and interest too - ii
" How so" Numbered the now en-.
ragged Judge.
We'll, you see, Judge, | sold you one
day very nice pine log, aod bargalned
with you for a lot more. Wen, that log
l stole off your pile, down by your mill,
the night before, and the next day | sold
it to you. The next night | drew it
back home, and sold il to you the next
day ; and SO I kept on until you bought
your own log Of me twenty seven tines
That's lie - exclaimed the ipfuri-
atcd Julg &c. running to his books, and
examining his log accounts; "you never
sold me twenty-scven logs Of the same
Il know it." said the vender of logs
BY drowning it back and forth the ends
wore cti, and as it wore, kept cutting
the ends off, until it was only ten feet
.ong-just fourteen feet shorter than it
was the FIRST time brought it, End when
it got so short, drew it heme again
AID worked it up into shingles and then
concluded | had got my wagon back
and slowed in ny pocket 70, OK i;''
1he exclamation Of the Judge was
drowned in the shouts Of the bystanders.
and the log drawer found the door with
Gu: the promised treat. And, to sec
n.al Har, you have only to ask tie Judge
If lie ever was shaved N O. P;coyune.
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FISkLE 4 LYON
SOWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Branch Office. l02 Lake Street..
Chicago. Ill.

Tor the purpose Of facilitating the Sewing
L Machine Trade In the West, the FINkLE 4
LYON SAVING MACHINE co. have opened a
permanent Office in thicago, No. l0a Lake st ;,
4 irSt FGGr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26
Application for Writ or Habeas Cor.
pus for British Subject Imprisoned I'm
Fort Lafayette.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon Judge Shipman
FEe. 25.-1his morning Mr.. Edwin James applied for
writ Of habeas corpus for 8. Vernon, British subject
arrested and imprisoned in Fort lafayette the writ be
issued TO colonel Martin Burke directing i'm to bring the
body of Mr. Vernon before the Court Tho petition and
AFFIDAVIT set forth that the petitioner wholly ignorant
or the Of his detention and desired to have any
charge that could be made against him investigated by
jury Counsel further stated that lord Lyons her British
Aacstys Minister at Washington, had been in communi-
friends of the gentleman under his (counscs) advice
thought the proper to appeal 20 the legal autho
ties the matter II there any pretcncs FOR his
prscnment, and if II instifaete in law, would he
good return the writ which counsel contcndcd ought
to be issued.
Judge shipman said that no did not refuse the writ but
would communicate with tho District Attorney, he did
not desire to act With precipsncy in the matter. Mr.
James would the application again the Court
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Assem-

ALBANY, Feb. %, 1859.
About seventy members present.
The annual report Of the New York Institute for the
Deaf and Eumb was presented.
Mr. DARCY presented rcmonstrance Of the Medical So
ciety Of Kings county against the of field tournqueis
in the army.
Mr.. DEAN presented memorial in favor Of making the
canals Of tho state available for the public defence.
bills -
BY Mr. DARcyTo repeal the act relating to the Jail and
penitentiary of Kings county.
BY T. c. FgiDsTo enable the supervisors Of New York
to take land for court house.
INTRODUCED.
Ply Mr. SNYDEITo fix the fees of jurors in civil actions
In justices courts at twenty five when chosen,
and fifty cents day when trying cause
by Mr. HUGHEs-T0 amend the law relating TO disorder
y persons giving justices greater authority persons
abscondiDg and leaving families destitute.
by Mr.. nARcY-To amend the Brooklyn Fire Arms act
by giving the Court Of Appeals the power over
missioncrs as they have in New York.
On motion Of Mr. DEAN IL was resolved that tho Com
mittee on Expenditures inquire into the expedency Of
appointing Official reporter Of the Assembly.
Two resolutions having been adopted giving tho Com
lars per day, Mr.. HUGHES offered resolution to appoint
clerk to the Indian Committee capable Of speaking the
Indian language. Laid over.
Mr.. DAVIS moved for the, appointment OF a grinding
committee Of thirteen, with restrictions. Laid over
The motion to authorize the Speaker to appoint eight
additional pages was laid over.
The bill 20 provide payment of the New York city
Corporation to the families OF volunteers through
the Committee Of the Whole after triing amendments
and was ordered TO third reading.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-26

Reassembling of the Legislature-Thc
Volunteer Relief Fsad Bill, 30.
ALnAxT, Feb. 2b, l6oS.
There was hardly quorum 10 the Senate tonight
Nothing was Of any importance except ordering
Chenango Extension bill third reading The bill does
not appropriate any money.
There just enough present In tie Assembly for the
transaction Of business Several resolutions relative
the committees were passed. few unimportant reports
made from the committees, and few local bills intro
duced. resolution appointing grinding committee
presented and laid over TO be printed.
The bill relative to the issue of bonds by the Corpora
tion New York raise money for the families Of voun
teers ordered to third reading after being amended
that the bonds should DO sold TO the lowest bidder
the Of interest," the bonds to be advertised three
daily papers for At least three weeks.
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LtvKRrooI--S,e, Glasgow ~ Pravxce,or, ,,,.,
pt., Mrs wsfrack three children aad nars@; Me- ap.s
Mr. Bernard LADY and VI Oppuer and sdj Mrs Carver
ss.r j. n 4, a,rns y w., ~ m x ,, rpon y Y.
" Laurie . Brooks, wwGsoircl. VIM scol, ~ Adair
Lnaoke J Hrewn a Maekcnzio, II dc yestrah, g Cor.
LwrRroot- Steamship CITY of wsshincton-H eury Jones'
Samue McCu.ash John Weir aud SON WIN Grant II Law.
Burgess 6 ) RaIey, Mr. Hudson " Mssscn' Iswrenrc
4 Rely, Z z Downos. rlo,iience, 1; n Bakey, u W
aud eha bsrssns b iianrs Mems odca. Il wa ia,y
Hodgson. Mr. Stuart and lady. Walker Nj. IIesy Mrs
Van %scs scrsS ' TsoN AsFipp Down ,oIs ss
Miss Mcpaasld NJ Rerhoud d Psy q Donald = Mack,
.or,ai, sne De Rohr ana daughter Afnsia. cessen
uAsayRs-- Steamship BorSsis--G r Henrs.eubers sns
vss mcs. aapse. aal.,- s'fse i. srsr p Weller
ton irreawn. I. llpher p fIervehieu 3 q f'iark
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hrealoefSef' Acknowledgements i3s In the secrasc
LvrRroot Steamship AslsCoi Leslie x,r,ui. Al M,
!inrt.n snd ser, ant Nj nnd Mes 4 Ffeci AM inisn,
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