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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-10
Grand Democratic Rally!
uoN. ROBERT HUTCHINSON

Will address the Democracy Of the lst, ~,
sth and 9Th Wards thIs evening October lOsh)
as7 O'Clock. Meeting to be held in front OF
Walsh's Grocery store, near the corner OF
Third and North streets. Let everybody turn
ont.
By order Of Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-10

has We are informed on reliable authority that
the commissee on. invitation 70 procure speakeFs
GlJ for che Abolition meeting held et LewisbuFg,
Psebls county, last Saturday, invited the two
negrs osators, Fred Douslas and Lapgston, 10
= tf ~ - q s.--s e---~- 4 - -
achnoWledfing the complIment paid them By
thejnsissao1, and sfskng their inability 70 BE-
present.. Comment 10 unnecessary. -Dsseoa
y4MRHs 7 usdatfT bds blCdssBoh q:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-10
Democratic State Ticket.

ZOE GOVERNOR,
Z. CLEMENT L. vALLANDIGHAM,
FiFa OF Montgomery County.
I5A A.l LRUrENANr GOVERNOR, III
GEORGE E PUGH, Of Hamilton.
+U AUDITOR OF STATE,
WILLIAM AI'BBARD, Of Logan
rRrAsUaER OF STATE,
HORACE 8. hNAPP, Of Ashland.
sURRKME JUDGE,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield
BOARD OF FUBLIc woRKs,
JOHN H. HEAT0N, Of Belmoni'
Democratic state Central COMMITTED
OF Ohi0.
J0HN @. THOMPSON, SAMUEL MhpARf,
ego. L CONVERGE, AMOS LAfmbN'
ALLEN g. THURMAN.
An these gentlemen reside in Columbus, and letters
of poteai character addressed to any one Of them
will receive proper attennon'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-10

At Gfoveport takes place day. Hon. JEo'
L. GRKKH, Col. J. C. GRooM, and Hon. ROBERT
HUrcHEsus ere the speakers.
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Notice Of Attachment.

William Nichols, Plaintiff Before Geo. W. Meeksr
VS.. j. p, OF Montgome err
Ohio. tt
ON the 5ih day Of October. A. D. 1863 sad Justice
" issued order OF attachment In the above action
for the sum Of forty-four dollars and ffty cents.
.t. WILLIAM NICHOLS.
Columbus, Get. 10, ls63w3w ,lI
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y 'psisi ~; -, slrimbA o8i VI oeo5 ogilsalli
.ssaa enc r. aigTsg7h isa'ssi1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-10

q, b,sutfin yiiausiq xlinBa1 sf' y f''fa - :.
.rnAFHMAa ~ sSH0SS ~
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The pemocratic Meeting

By order Of Committee.
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sFfsPPENG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Nsw-YoRK. .~....JAN g.
Cleared.

shp--Arno'd Bomuder Pru,sh Hssksyen, Lvsps.s
Cha Lunr -.
LAKE " ilhe in~ McEwen. Tor-au.Phnoe, u Feel o.
..aId. Fsrr,.s hfl a. Ciea.a-gos Peer King L CO.
Fof,!uDuer Drl Rla Coik John Jack Msiis Adcliie
fp,u..1 Hoedn' !. beifs,t. FDnch. Msincke Nendt.
Eri,s-U Hallock Wnks Havana. Iho. NoIsaui l.. A
Ncii4m (Br D. sispe-. S. Thoma'i Flying scud tbIl
iccie. Nassau, j. &. hshni -
sclsoe.,,-J Uoyt, Game. Baltimore, Van .Bfuni L
SAINT d. Holmes Holmes Ws.hins ton; j. LeyvTing,
tor.on Phde pb. NicseIsoo ii-ndef'on Wa'h,bg.oo'
y ID Hlrbui Co; Reaper Barnett Ciucoessu- II ayDes
a 1a.locs Lso,a ~ Maigon hsydrn. G.bs'a. Cuba T. j.
Chloe q 90; Arnt. IoDait rlovlds"ee J. A9nuy l.
Yong Pscksrd bermuda Bell Son Co.; James LoeaD.
smt6 rnlsdepbi Nslg4 Or Kennedy, ~ John n b..
fnitleTs 90. AndreW Stewart, ADJ NJ, Wilmington
Try.. D r Boston q l.. Hatch; ID g. HHse K.nPt' II,
WasniDgton Lsmshine, Gunsy. WaIeLsn' ine.er' Nafy
Potter iethy, Perth Annoy. Thompson iunef: Fed
EsssDe Cocseit boston. VI. l.. Brown Col Caroline.
% Jstnck. Boston. ". II. Aversnii,h, o. w. Glover,
WGselef Boston, NJ l.. Brown
st.smefs-S X. SpsaldinT kline Fort Monroe, bacon
R1ssu; BIoomLaB Douglas. Warrington, Van BIoni
GDgat
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1868. r,u,, T ra "a r. ,.,,,dd:SS 1863.

pEy\sYLVANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ia CONNECTIONS, llrns
TIE sHOh TEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
rpoN NEw-loRk To TUE PRisciPAL WEslERN Giriss
Seven trsios dolly from New ors TO fhsd~ 9ba vie
''N' New Jersey and Camdep aud ,inooy line -
ALL THROUOH TRAINS fOk TIE WEST ~ liAiS
KOUrf LEAVE NEW-l ORh FROM THE
FO-T OF ,OUHTLANDT-ST. .
By Of PhiaJepbia, tie Mug pssseneefs leave New.
York az lime otner routes Evening passengers
ct 3. Ia cue hour Ia sr tran other lines
Dy way Il Allentown. evening passengers es', q. m,
arrive tie Northern ne.. IA Cacsso aud ali
point the NoItN ss', Cre,tin ndt'rapO' Loa'vne
81 Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all msis
points West, with fewer cha ses 81 Cars n,n,,A,.
Sesrsng ts. without change from Phiade pnls 70
Pt.bnrgh SO miles aud New iork to Pisours 4N miles
Smoking and saloon Cars on al trains
Fare the other roni-s
Baggage checked though. Transfers free
Secure Tickets good u.ti nsrd. oy i'i,..barsh
WESTERN EMIOkAiIoN. v,,
The PennsylyaIia Genital Company rac- an snisa1s
Accom- mediation Line, which sio d. eonioltao'c nu =,
travel parties moving Westward, at onehsi inc '"s ~
OF fare. p,p,curs
Nv this route feights Of a descrp tons can ."
TO aud from any point the R,hioads OF OLo henusy
ROAD OBJECT or to any port tho navgauie hvep Of
the Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh ,, 4, ,h w.. h.
The Vi Ere sat to agd FROM say p , ,,oa ,.v
a. are Gagged hy other ROsd Comp.mss mechsot' ana
shippers in,fu.tine transportation o. ne resn' % ''
Company. can rely "h fI e1s" sTUcH. p''''
Farmers and Dealers la Lave stock VIII moo tns mo" ~
vsuseeou. route. CsPc.ous YARDS, well ws'.ss and sgS
"a a, very seation paid 10 their wsntA
From Harrisburg where VIII be found every y'
eedine and resting choice l. offered q the Pi.iApEr
pbIA NEW.YOaK and BALTIMORE MARKETS
J l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Assor-h0os
LEIGH Co. Freight Agents, ,r.-
No A'SI noa,s and No. s:1 as.rs. n'A"~
CNOCH Li.W .5. 0sssssi S.s ssinssaisSt Asss.> Rs
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Eraal Aoiltes.

IN Pursuance Of an order Of ROSWELL &.
L BKAiNAKD, e,q., Surrogate Of the County Of hing-'
Nae IL h,r,b, givr aoc1rd law 20 all persons basiag
claims agaln, JOHS &. BROWN late o. tie tity ofBiook
Iva ders4.s that th.y required 10 eIhbt ths sane,
yi, IN bars thereof subscfbers, tn" executor
u lie reside. &C. ofB T. WiMAN No lJl Jof tcfgon'i'
Brookyu OF u the place Of butlo.. OF L. HALLO' IA,
No 10 l1.eb.s, IT, the city of Newl ork ~ before
the z4th day OF June rcit-Ds'ed December IL l6o|
BiNJhaiN =. WIMAN Executors.
dlqIawCuF DUDLEY WILLIAMS,
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IN PURSUANCE OF All order OF the Surrogate
II the County Of New York no re :. hereby gwen 70 az
claim, against JOHN MEGGS late OF tho City
pf Nsw YorI deeaed to prs.ert the same with
the sub,cfibrr at the oice oil q W. VAN
nSWiiIs No no Sa.,sst In tho City of New YORK
before The hnt day Of March neItet.d Ncwi or the
18th ,ay Of Au,Ist. lib2 pb"i'IooRiiS'
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Najor Federico T)wnsend Of the Eth Regnlarr,
late If New.York il named as among the wounded
ip the battle Of Murireesboro.
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Ocean Steamers.

4 RRaNGEMENT commencing July ], lc69.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
Grstcass will Nev.Iosk on the i.t HID,
and 2ls Il each month"; except ~hen those dsie ial on
SUNDAY when the day OF departure will be the MONDAl
For nssht or passage, apply at the only Office No Bowl
inggrrea u D. ALbEN, hs'nt,
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown (Cork Haroor 1ne Liverpool New
and lhadc ha steamship Company intend Dispatch
inr their full Cy built Iron Steamship.
GLASGOW SaiWuiN Jan
CRY or WASHING Saturday, jan II
CITY OF acknowledgements. Saturday, Jso, -
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY at noon, fom fier w.
~ North River.
FIRST CABIN.........s lO0 SrEERAGE... ;..'''''$.9
fig.t Cabin TO London. rs seesge 10 London'. 70
First Cabin to PaIi,.. us stetrsge to Pa,...' 80
First .bin 10 H.mbug. lbl Steerage to hsiOus. 80
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre beleh ho'ls'uAh
Antwerp &C., at eqvally low rates - .. c.A, .,oo
Fares om Liverpool q ecDstowh; is, apln ri"'
no aud 25 steerage from Liverpool gov fIon Queens
town $40 Ihose who wish to send Tor tneh ends Cal buY
tickets he,e at These faes .I.,,... g.. ...
A.. have superior accommodations for passen
o., a,s strongly built Ia WNertisht Iron Sections asd
ry Patent Fir. Asnhiatou EApsrisnced Surgeons arc
attached 60 each steamer ,,, ,,,,,,.,,
IMAM AGENT, No. "a WaIer-.t Ia Glasgow TO ALLX
MIIcOI. IL No IT Epoch.squsre, in Queenstown to G
a. ~ D. sFI MOUR& Co Ia London 10 EWES MA.
cry No 81 King Wilsm.st 10 Psris to JULIE DECOUE
No "a Rue Noe des VICTORIES Pace de IA Bougse; in
Tnlso-Iphis JOHN @. DALE No. Iii Wslnutst, or s
tho CONF 80 Olices.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. Is Broadway, n. Y.
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Gouscs an0 Tarms Wantr0.

I OTIS WANTED-One or more, on or near
Broadway. bctwecn Cnsb-.s aud Br one-st', sni'a-
publ office and with priy ere 10 put pfe Ia
tbs vault Address LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co, Box NO
l.5l1. PosOfice.
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Aurfsed.

Shin Yudesyor tof Bcstonj, Dosne Foo Chow Sept n.
80 20 Frsncis Hathaway Passed grsits OF Sunda Oct
~ 40 Caps Of Good Hope Nov. ~ Oct a. ls lon
Ia ~ spoke bark These. from Annoy for New York Nov
H., VI aoc ion Al 20 rooks bark tTouch Brothers 10
asys uvla w.. Crow ivJ tvnvs, Ink wv .s~ ', ~
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bort Uarocns' Noilce.
1)rolesslonai Notices.

DR. c. ID. HAMMOND, Author of " Nervous
- Deniy." &c inclnlias Sew sni ks'!.h'e i,esu'n'
Tor tie Cur. OF nesc Dises.-, ia. Returned from anc Az
sm,x.d Ia. on a ffon No sW Broadway o. 10 u E.as
!5,ls One. h5prs to 10 toJ snd to Ey'nins
mr.. MUNDEs WAlLR-CURE-At Flor
.nce Mat three miles from AOIhamlton, ~ilbe open
through the Nin..T
INWARD II. DIXON. VI. d., Editor oi The
IL .scapeL and Operating ADD toDsutin. SURGEON ~" y
.tnsy OHc- the more obscure di'oases +"
. ryjc y.c. r. Rupture Pile. Vs!cocele, ard i-iui
rusica IS cured without Knife or Assuie once nouns
non, . 10 . to .. and e. . evenings.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-roR AL.

4 u BASY aad TROY CONNECTING WITH TnAINs
NORTH aid EST. Trains leave:
From ChaDborsst From 3ohst
Exi'ess aud 10 m, and2; 7;2, ll27 snd 3Jf and
10 and p. N. 5:i2 .. M. tSund.ys includ.
Troy and Albany with sleep. e'I
ing "a }. 10: 3, p. Ia. i 81 pm.
PongLseepsie In, an. II 1914: H., and i222 aDd6:T
NJ md 81 y. u. p, IN.
Poeissi train, 3:iyp m i;t7 Pm.
Sing slug train. $50 p. m. D: - D..
Talfyto,sn, f:i1 D. m l4:R . m.
Persons in BROOKLYN can pnchasa cAets at Westeoys
Express Office No 2G9 WasbiBston-st., Ci.y Hal Squire
aud hlve their baggage CHECKED at their redsnces 70 eli
points on the road aad to Saratoga SpriAss.
r SUI ~ Sane riutepden.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

~ Feom ioo, Of Court Understanding at HsDpton
Jurc,on wh the ware Lakswsuna ard Western Rail
rord e1 ts.on with tie Leigh Valley iirosd and u
ning direct line to Pittsburgh sDt the West
vi hout chsnsr of cars. -.
WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. II, 1851
Leave New York IS follows:
H.HRIssrRa ExPRgss-At d. m for Easion. Heading
Pos svie T. srri,buis Msuch Chunk NilBsmsport
Mail TRtS-At8a "a for CASTOR. Wster Gar Scranton,
GrrAt Benz. bi easutop, fitts;ru Nilke barre kc
pm fHKorGH TRAlN-Fof Esston Allentown, Reading,
PotfSvilc. Ha rsburs. Wiiismspor &C. 49,
IHRoUGH TRAM Fog tgston. Bethlehem, Allen
town. and Msuch Chunk.
5:3OP. NJ WAY TaAfS-For SomeIvle and intermediate
ststions -, ,
7Pu WESTERN FxPREss-For Fsston. Allsntowu Read
g Harrisburg frtsburgh eud tue West Sleeping CAR from
Jcr--y City thu ugh to iitebursh -
ExPRrss TRAM poR HARRIsBuRG-The . M. Express
Train from Newyok arrives sHarispa's at p NJ connect
ing Fat ana West Pen~ yvara Central Railroad North
Central Railroad Noun aud South and With tie Camosr'
land Valley Railroad ~, -,
ms rnsorGa ExPkEss TRAIN FoR rHs WE'r leaves
New York at .. dais Sundays .xceried nsapz cloee
connection at Its.rssug with P~nrsy vauiA Railroad with
no OF cars TO Pittsburgh and but one to incin' ell sn1
Chicago Two hours time is saved by taxing THIS train
EI,ABFrrI )Kr AND Nkw- fokK FRsRS- New foft
from Fer No. :, North River at $3.50 L. and l2;~iS
aud = 49,, ,,,.., tt..h. .u...
,r,r Zach way. JOSIAH q. STERSS Superintendent
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NETWORK q NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ACHIEVEMENT.


COMMENTING DEC EMDLH l. 1862
Passenger Station ia NeSfck 2ish It, and Hh sv
entrance on 21'h.st
TRAINS l. AVE NEWYORK:
For New-Haven, a. H. tx II ID, 10 (Ex) diofy
ard ?.
tIsrJseport, :, ga tEx)i IRIS, ais iEx $40 40.
aud q o. n.
For Milford ssatfoi, Fsfsld Southport. and Wesport,
20 NJ II lJ $40. 40 y.
ForAo'~sk, $780,. IN. Rl5. rs (E1,I ~, 49, aso,s
~. -.
for DscB aud Grsenvich 7. go a. M: l2l5, 40 40
so
For Stanford. I, tE1) $50 l2l3 2l5 tEIl, a+o
4 ~. $50 o.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations :, 80 a
IL Is J. 10 g. 81. $50 20 q. u.
For Port Cnest.r snd Newkocleis, .. NJ
COSNECiiNG TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield Ia tx 2l5 GIL, 60
for D0s,oD. via SBJr- I.lns 2.I5. .. IA.
for Hartford and priI sled 30 lEx lIi5. 2i3 tEll
N. co,n.,,,.n, Rive, R.,r,o., - Moo,ss a. Ell
and 2 IS p. III. 70 Moab asnp'su. $780,
for Hartford, Providence, aud Fislkil Railroad g. IA
For New. li.veu New.London end sonn.ou RAILROAD M
H.. - To- iI5. p
cal Izi,rc sd l2i5 p m TO Northampton.
For II Juss' 3nie hsiiosi to Il tshad. m.
Fol Nau. OK X II os.. . a. IL. 2 10 y. ~
For panOury ed NorwslA Esi f'sd, & u. 3 4Op.m
Copinodious sleeping cas- III d e. ,h- r. II 10.
'JaMES H. H0fr superintendent.
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Goal ano Woo0.

DEM0VAL.-CEORCE WRIGHT & Co.,
~ OF Liverpool IN ppers Of tho best vIieihs OF
GAS AND lIOCSE CAMEL AND 90 AIS,
wod coll tie attention Of Ossghf companies and dealers In
Cs 20 the Of their office ia Newi0k from No.
living pace MlnIstsn Orsisnt Company's Bnding) to No
81 Finest.
Orders for Coal. titled with aud shipped at lowest pos
sibs Of ir-i hr. Also Goals Tor sale " arrive
References:
Me.ars. Van War Son a Co, Biruins CHAM
M,NNs. Moses A. ylor n Co. Nsw-lok.
Mes.rs S'hi,i"u Bros 4 Co New-Iork
MessIs. Booth a TJttl., New YorG,
Messis. i. Coming Co Aib.ny.
Mesus NJ ,nin = smith, PhDsds,phis
n ,rhattsn 0a-lkht Company, Nr~.York, and To other
Os.st conpaes throughout the Utet stes and Canada
III. l.. PARHELE
Agent FOR Geo. Wight 4 Co. No. 81 Finest
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Movements Of Ocean = gamers.
Pass~ngers Arrived
IL abr n /. Sygsks C,,aa Poytdu Piafs-RicLGd Roe

sisIATUhn ALssSsc.
kin-H.se,..7:25 Sets........4.f1 Moob-kises. 6:J5
hiGB WATER rHis
sandy hoo.. e:9 GOV. island 600 He1UAte...lO:oO
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Gales bn Aurticn.
.NuE YALIALLE SrONK of rATTEhNs

A y
4 sud DRAWINGS 81 ti- AENAkh hAC dlNE o.
comprising On rNru.iye s-soun'pt OF siraepsHe gear
Dr~ and Iron liey PATTERN aua Of suo' every 'tI
Of new and us.ni Machinery. including Patterns "r Con
Machinery WI o. sold puDic suc'n Oh tht pfenfes'
eora,, ot IL IA add Or.ug@ 5 Ne~afk y. , on FRIDAY
Jan 9 l3oJ Also Hove. Pa;snt is9gsr Psiefps d
~ H. - "a ta,slsfu.. ready, A. RAINY, Receiver.
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90 farmers an0 Offers.
Ueoor9 Gar0s. &e.

At WM. EVERDELl' SoNS-WEDDlNG
n CARDS These cslehraief fnrussi ''id' sou ohJ
a, No ll4 Futons-, RI. y. t.'sbashed lsi'
H. JOHNSTON 4 Co. No. lIn BOwery,
- VFDDING end NistItNfi Z 49, - -. aie. style
.,,-i,,.us by mail AI,s ~ .t 49, spr.i " are and
Hated ARE. Of u.e bet qua ." iu1"'
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1nrnliure.

DEpfoOM ENAM LED FURNITURE, in
Is ali COS ofWauantod n.up ctre AisD sold hcsinnt
Chamber fult,t plain snd tai A. ~ H. AhkINn-
1DNS yg Canalst.. 81, p,i.o Wooster Eabishcd ib1d.
ENANiLED CHAMBER FURNITURE
u The hest sortrn.f ia the cy NJ fnane ID Fun rre
M Al. col,s and tycs Wanu and Che,tnai. fsin and Qua
ru,al in lutte whO-,ae and retail Alec, Aattresscr AID
ilastes WA.REJ NAhD. Msnuisc.ufer, "a 'sns'-st.
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HARLEM, and ALBANY X. r.

4 Y - For Nssuy. rTsy Nort. nd Ne, WINTER Ar
RANGkMEN1 commencing MONDAY, Sov IL lt"z
For ALBANY. lnS0A IA. Ezpssss ~ lfsu rom 10TH ".
s:s..1n. Recurring leave A b.u u ! ;Js u
For Local Trsin- e Time table.
JOIN bIRLllILL snI.fiI iendept
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- y oI '-'u'" OF boaId i've HIgW "IVI3W cnIge
ZOE BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
= fO!t and FALL RIVER The splendd snd 'operior
steamer Mt.thof OILS Capt trown. leaves Nsw.York
o'clock r. Iu and %. EMPIRE SrAiE Capt Braytop on
MVNDAf WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at O'Clock p M,
Heeser 10 rooms viii oe regarded ,eeaed 10 any ap
pii,.'t until Tho same shall have D-en psi2 fr
Frrisl Bottom T. orw sTded through will e.., 5.rslsh
by al Ia res .iyhi Train.
WIN. BORDEN, Agent. Nos 20 nne :, WslL.t
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Gopartnersbip Aotifes.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-WILLIAM
~ CROMWELL h.yng associated HE son. JAMES w.
MwELL aud WILLIAM II. -WlLT5IE In business
with hi'n ths WHOLESALE DRY GOODS and CARPET
busi.-s viii be INDICTED by th' under the firm of Will
LIAM Ron ELL CO New York, Ist mo. 5tn, 1853 b.
REMOVAL WILLIAM CROMWELL co will
their plsc. OF business from No lle Chanberst TO
No. s5 FRANKLIN-Sr. oa the lQtl inss
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ONG ISLAND kAILROAD -NHANGE of

n
II EBNINU>.-Ps,s-us.r D.not. JaL-essp -rd foot Of
astL., r.. R-Nufer srrst genen's commencing tud'y,
Oct ~ ls2: J. New lv.a a. Tor Dfecnpolt, sag
h srhor Oten. ard HsmptOns ~ Q. IA. and p m for
Lip; at9s and IA. for Syoss- p m for hsmr
stead SUNDAYS tine leaves EuO'e.s Point tSfh-s:
Frry) e, $50 a. n Ysghens sd in's-melsc stations
a. -xcusi leaves isphsnA g, $3.50 %.
% Friday and Saturday ust tie IN Imp main will rin
through 20 reeDpo returning Saturday and Monday
irg q. 4:l5 a w.. arriving Ia Newly ok 4, $3.50 a.
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The anii~sn re.ur'cd A.hos Cape Hen
!otel. waf sot % o. tie a int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06

~ WM. X HUMAN sssoeiit-d JOHN w. UNDER.
tilLL with Lin la The SHIP CuANDLERY BUSINESS
be- same viii De nued from this date uodsr the 6r II
neg.i0,k jan. i9G. WA. K. hINNAN 5 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06

s.ti>c ~ Tnr CKg,r EIsrgEv-rhe ''.'u'hip Gree
Ep.,efo .n her moosin.. IN FnshinE Bsy ioF LVoPoo
$3.50 hi m0uiDg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
findnrial

Puv~rx B.yK ".y-Yrrk Dec. 81, 1852.
nIVIDENr.-Ihe Beard. OF Directors have
~ this day declared ss"nannnai nNidrDl = ihkhE
And Otf-EALE PER CE.f ti4b lfeo L'm 10Y. 90 u,en'
payable Ito S:oeLbodr 1T. ate. FRIDAY. JAM
''''' ~ 49, - ~" r. NJ RRYsO". O. her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06

Ts'HE COPARINtRSHIP heretofore existing
between sabscri5et- unoer The II ~ o. btLh 80
ME MERRILL. i. TIL. dsy di-solyei by nl-tHsi c,!
AN, HE ,f,ir. ~ tie c3uce-I VII Doc 'erel by RiCd'
Am 81 LLNYINRLE vino viii c0n'inue the business On
" RICHARD bULl.WiNkLE,
" 81. IA. MERRILifjr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
Tor NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD AND


SfIiNoFiELp.--S Gamers fer New leave Peck.
SIP AZ 81" m Pasrnges north from New Haven
"coch a.. or reosin on board night whou' change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06

VRViNG SAVINGS INSIIIt IloN, No. 10
" The iiu-ee a. This iu,ii'uon have directed
M ii~fe.i tie - TX 90 PR CERT per an'unt on
DO uin. oi 40. sfdfi1Lt 5 FER NJ on sun. 90 i'V'
al IDI a. rER ttHI that amount he 81 ~ g.
d.pusiioIs -a fsto. PAYABLE on sod ate MOSDAf
Js ~ All uislc-t Eo, Withdrawn viii draw iptcf's tho
.Aa.e principal ~ , ,...,,,,,. -
I,NpEHrur l.. HCA4ON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
NlSSOLuYiON on WORCESTERSHIRE

~ No,ce il h-..by given thar tho CcPaHi"ERsf Up
nsratofore existing between Pfilp o. View william
m lrd,on. John A. Shuts nBd "iiinia NOOdhlh under
tho uapr OF "EAVER. RiCHiRDsOS 4 Co., EAPikEs
TjiS DAY by ia im alton According to TIC articles
cnparinel ship Poi lip q. Viewer aud william keoadpn
re- to hsvc the entire .suement Of books aud Business
said bra remain Of the store New
York, De 81, 1861 PHILlr .. WEAVER,
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
WA. NJ. WUUDHULL.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22
VOLUME 27
William Barker-The Young Patriot,
by ARTEMUs WARD.

Chapter I-"No, William Barker, you
cannot have my daughters hand in mar
riage until you are Rrequal in wealth and
social position"
The speaker was a naughty old man Of
some sixty years, and the person whom
he addressed was fne.looking young
man of twenty-five.
With sad aspect the young man with
drew from the stately mansion.
Chapter H-Sx months later the
young man stood in the presence of the
naughty old man.
"What you here again ~ angrily cried
the old man.
'Ay, old man. proudly exclaimed VIM.
Barker. ~ am here, your daughters
equal and yours"
The old mans lips curled with scorn.--
A derisive smile lit up his cold features
when, casting violently upon the marble
centre-tabe an enormous roll of green
backs, William Barker cried
"See Look on this wealth. And I've
ten-fold more! Listen, old mani You
spurned me from your door. But I did
not despair. l secured contract for
furnishing the Army Of the Potomac with
beef -"
"Yes, yes" eagerly exclaimed the old
man.
G. and bought up all the disabled
cavalry horses l could find -"
II see 1 see ~ cried the old man.
And good beef they make too"
"They do! they do and the profits are
immense"
81 should say soi'
"And, now, sir, 1 claim your daughters
fair hand !"
"Boy, she is yours. But hold Look
me in the eye Through all this have you
been loyal ~
"To the core !" cried William Barker.
"And," continued the old man, in a
voice husky with emotion, "you are in
favor of a vigorous prosecution of the
J war :"
81 am, I am -
"Then, boy, take her Maria, my child :,
come hither. Your William claims thee.
Be happy my childreu and whatever our
lot in life may be, leu as all support the
Government"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-08-22

A LITTLE GIRL KILLED BY A WILD
CAT.--A little daughter of Josiah Tyler,
living near De Soto, ILL.,, aged six years,
met horrible death on the 18th Of July.
1t appears the parents OF the child sent it
to a neighbor's on some little errand. late
in the evening. Failing to get what it was
sent for, it went to the next nearest neigh
boris, and on returning home was attacked
and killed. 1t was dragged about thirty
yards from the road, and buried by the
side Of a log with leaves. When night
came on, the parents getting uneasy, went
in pursuit of the child, and learning that
it had started home, followed up, but
could not make any discovery. The
alarm was given, and all the neighbors
turned out, and hunted all uight, but in
vain. After daylight the little girls bon
net was found by the roadside. Near by
was part of its dress. 1t was finally traced
by the rags torn from its clothes, and
found, by the log, covered with leaves
From appearance the savage beast had
jumped on its back and gave it one very
severe rake with its claws. The child s
throat and face were severely torn. The
animal was supposed to be wild Cat,