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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
From the Marshall Republican.
TRANS. MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT.


r., 80, ,,, fo,.soen canso tbcre never
rIou Nn so"O S,n.nJon nn,O char1oJ With tho
Ios,,,so 'i,'s ~, ,,,;, s;Jo ~ ,bo r;vo, who has
Soor a. ali onaIi6od for Tho nosition. The
,oyarnnon, yLilo i,,sndins aoubtless 10
se,ect Tho vary b,qt men has gone on with
a, m,,cb rcgnioritv as goinr down n pair OF
s,ons f,or, had ~ ,vorst mill n has fnnlly
so,,InJ mon Gov HoImns who If mot spcei-
;I,. ,.oIioroJ 10 nni l,rrIv 70 have n success-
=. Win n nowere,,I ARM composed of tho
hoo, roter;oi In tho s,ntb and renrcsented
a., ,,n,nc,.;coll, donhle hat NJ t6c enemy.
L,o .oor,s 10 bo rpsb;no, nvn,vwbnre bead,onr
% dcs,ruclion.
Wa dcsira NO bcitcr evideuce of his in
oon,,it,, ,ror il ~ bo rornd in bis rccklcss
Jii,.o,,o,i - ,ho s,ni,,ry couditiop of bis
naa Tfnnr aka smlicc, ,yc connot bo ey-
no"t.1 of course tocrior,c II is sufficient
- so,, u,ot tbo conditio5 of tbe array has
hoo,, 'doniorohIc and tbot bunJreds of lives
boyo bcdn nnrccossoriIv sacrificed
Tc o,nor;nncc hasmodo INV one fact moro
W inant tben onotbcr dnrinc this war. il
pas o'I hcon thc ;mnortancc of concentrating
"mr f,,cos Con UoImns ignores this ex-
vo,.;onoo hv scotto,;nr Lie t,oons across the
Stotc of Arkansas from Van Huren to Ar
,'asao ns,,v u pass %. S"'S1' ''0'" ' ~
Wi ,ho .xro,;orco of Fort Dopolson
hosoro him Ln scnds an nferior force to
,1Iat poet ,vitL s,rrI,, of arms and nm.
III, - n'o,. nc if he inIor5cd to invite
go, ~, o,,,,t,,,o tLcm
un Lns ,,lacai tLc yorions commands in
'aaI,,.tai d;s,,;ots Trbare II nav he ex-
,pat loaI, iii ,.ooy rich horvest
r. e -, ','''s o., rli,drnon undo, bis
,,,,.e ot,oal,s mo rncmv with nm ;nfcrior
cduan Tho oons,,ne,,cn ii he has to re-
NV, 49, ,,ar,:,,. liz ,nndonI sounded on tb,
eaII ,,1 ,to ,tiTo ro,tbarn n,css 10 Tina
.,' aia5 ,o;tL yrotoxl for oIoi,nirp n
.ui .n...at.,,. ~ to - borod ther.
s.s"s go a. Tittio Rock to havo
""o ;L;Yato5 ~ ,So Von,,oo ornv th.t
yT;,,,iro,, a,'o,,,rteraJ The excr, ,c for ,b;s
,,o.ro,t ,,,,s tbct hn VAS unsupplied With
ie'le"G " ,,'i '1''t eonono VIII, hn vontur-
iii, u,a ,.iai,,;t,, or tbo o,omv vithort
eu " ,:-.' Wv ~ oy,io;raI
Witt, tho ,rooI,biast nortiors Of ArIa,-
IN ny "e"t."' ,,I r,o,as From, ,,bich
C 1"S, y,i,',o, o,,,,I5 oh.oin snnrlos his ar
uen ito..o' ,,i,-, foJ anJ Iins ruif,rcd for
wy wy n,'' '.i .1n3 Nos ,,oooesa,v ,o onsrre
'io oaa0n aus
Su9yes', 9,i'a ...,, $ s,,od with dosor,ars and
lno oUuI.,y r.oy, h;a arn,r, sbowinr thereby
~; ;,nefn;ano,, of d;sc;Dlina and ths
lne 'ose' .not.1 neHnnnoo ~ tie Nan
"pn' r VI 'G :nto,i;ton, man whom ve have
h'elS - :, oontoot with Can
spen, m''J !'''a Von,G ~ lie wont ~ 90.
i'oiiheS pe"!s 'sSY'm,V"s 'ooS On s.old focy,
paclly' 70 p,oIot,nUtS sooio;on of cii.r,
on m H. ao."ao tbot If ba 10 tent in
ac'er thu a.i I'll la. Jo vii lose
: :s pos..,'I or,o,.-,tI,;n~ ,5i,b which il is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

PETERsnUac, Jan. IA Paris ccrrespon-
dent os the Commercial, under date Of Dec.
18th, says there is no doubt GA secret
league between Mr.. Slidell and the French
Government. Mr. Slidell being naturally
interested ir affairs at New Orleans, where
his property has been confscsted, and the
French Government locks upon Louisiana
as almost French properiy,-the arrival OF
French feet at New Orleans was received
with great Joy BY the Sou.herners; and she
Paris official Journals Announced the fact
in terms which would haze beea offensive
10 any Government but that C TIE United
States. He says, although indications for
the moment arc, thnt while better feeling
is growing up towards us in England, the
contrary is true Of France.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
H1xncs,aor,s Mnficn.

II TIERS TESTAM ENTARY having been grant
q vi 70 the undersigned, on the estate OF James NJ.
fut, decd, by the County Court OF Denton county,
qla.. Mt the November Term thereof, lSG2, all per-
eon lolding claims anfnst said decedent, will pre-
8,slt he same, duly authenticated, within the time
rh.t 'i5ed by law aud those indebted to said decetent
vii make immediate payment.
Il. WILLIAMS, EN'r of. NJ. Smoot, decd.
M-n ton. Dec. %, lSu2.1:Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

A GooD MovE.-The Secretary Of War
has dropped FIVE officers belonging to the
57th North Carolina regiment, for "pro-
.onged and unnecessary absence from du-
ty,a ard they ere ordered to report as con-
scripts.
This is en- excellent beginning to rule
which, if carried cut, will soon thin the
streets of their tinselei prcmenaders.-
Rlchmoad poper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
E,inaa settlement.

TANES A. SMITH, Guardian ef II. J. West, non
- i9ys moats has filed in my Office his final ac-
count crront with said estae. together Will; his pe-
tlpn ,raying for final discharge this is therefore
10 J all persons interested to come forward ut tho
next rm of the County Court, to be holden ut the
Coat Iousc in the town of Dallas, on the last Mon
'y IN February, 1868, and contest the same u they
tallt proper. GEO W. LANs,
l-;4WJ Clk C. c. d, G. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
Ahnlin;strnfor,a Notlce.

a ElTERs of Administration on thc,estate of VIM
( 'g. Hall, deceased, having been grated the un
DIS, ned on The 2tth day Of November, lee2, by the
Yg3 tie Court of Tarrani county, notice is hereby
f,ys to all persons holding claims against said es
fate o present them within the time prescribed by
lt,y Those indebted 20 the same are requested to
Ccno iorward and make immediate payment.
ELI G. HARRIS, Administrator,
--. ..n,.inn rnNns Dec. 1h. lSG2=I.nMs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

Capt. Semmes of the Alabama, captured
The Federal steamer Ariel, on Dec. 9th, from
California with her crew and 40 marines.
She had no gold, fearing to be captured
The vessel and cargo were bonded for S260, :
0OO, to be paid to the Confederate govern
mens, and then permitted to 60, after her
sails had been destroyed, &c. A great sen
sation in n. V. was The result.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

An English psper says two or three iron
clad steamships viii soon leave The Mersey
on Confederate account, and some others
will shortly follow.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
yoticc 10 T.rlbgc Huiydcra.

-h order Of the County Court of Dallas county, at
the last term, there will be let out Ia tie lowest
Iilor on the first Tuesday after the third Monday'
jp rebruary 1865 NJ the Court House door in the
sol of Dallas the Repairing of the Bridgeon NJ Moui
tain Greek, on tho Ioad from Dallas TO Johnson's
So on Particulars and terms OF Contract viii 10
made known on the above day
GEO w. sAWS, Cl'k C. G. D. c. Texas.
NC IL. iSi2--..2 mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

rl5S- "Sioux," the correspondent of the
Telegraph, says "Tbe Federals affirm that
Com. Renshaw, 8 officers and 9 men, we're
blown up BY the explosion of the Westfeld.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

The captain Of the bark Trent, reports
the destruction Of his vessel by new re-
bel privateer, on the 9th OF December, him
self aud crew we're set adriCt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yoaice.

aToTIcE is hereby given, that at The September
torn, 1852, of the County coari o. Denton coun-
o.. fhe ur6suigned wes appointed Administrator of
s eltaie of c. T. Little, deceoscd late ci said
~ therefore all persons indebted to sni estate will
I-fr payment 70 tie r-derHiene1, and those having
81 ne aafnfl said eFfate VII present them for ac-
tents1ce, properly nrthcnticftCd, within the time
- .cribsd b. law, or Trey viii Be- barred
GA. o1ESSOM, Admir-.
r.nton, Dec. IS, lsS2--4.sw-Pd IS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

WHEREAS, The city of Galveston is occu-
pied and garrieoned by the troops of the
Confederate States, and the said troops are
diligently employed in erecting defences in
and around said city, in defiance OF the
laws of the United States.
The foreign Consuls and foreign subjects,
and all other persons concerned, are here
bv warned that the city of Galveston, and
lis defencos, are liable to be attacked az a
NJ day, by the forces CT the United States,
under my command.
Twenty-four hours will be given, from
P. NJ. of this date, for innocent and help
less persons to Withdraw from the said city
Of Galveston and its vicinity.
II. II. BELL,
Com. Coming. U. S. forces Of Galveston.
To the Consuls Of France, Spain, England,
and others concerned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04

EB- Commodore Bell, commanding the
Federal feet off Galveston, sent the follow
lowing Proclamation to the foreign consuls
Of that city:
"U. S. Sloop Of War Brooklin,
of Galveston Bar,
Jan. u, 1868
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-04
NOTICE.

WYE would respectfully inform the public gene.
w rally, and our customers in particular, that
from and afer this iatc, will grind Wheat for hc
p, Ia busbol and Corn for the hnh bushoi, at the
Ci. Mills, pallas Texas. SHERWOOD w.
Jinuary Isl, 1868. C4mO|
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Want of Courage.

Sidney Smith. in his work on moral
philosophy. speaks in this wise of what
men loss for want of little brass, az it
is termed:
"a great deal Of talent is lost to the
world for the want of little courage
Every day sends to their graves . number
of obscure men. who have only remained
in obscurity because their timidi,y has
prevented them from making first effort
and who-if they could have been in
duced to begin. would. in ell probability
have gone great lengths in the career of
fame. The fact is that in order to do
anything. in this world worth doing We
must not stand ehivering on the bank
and thinking OF the cold and danger. but
jump in, and scrabble through as we'll a.
we can. 1t won't do to be perpetually cal
culating risks and adjusting nice chances:
it did all very well before the food, when
man could consult his friends upon an
intended publication for sapdred and
fifty years, and then live to see its success
for six or seven centuries afterwards; but
at present . man waits, and doubts, and
consults bis brother, and his uncle. and
first cousin, and his particular friends. till
one day he finds that he is sixty five
years Of age; that he has lost much time
in consulting first cousins and particular
friends; that he has no more time lett to
follow their advice. There is so little
time for over-squeamiShness At present.
the opportunity slips away. The very
period of lie at which . man chooses to
venture, if ever. is so confined. that it 10
no bad rule to preach up the necessity. in
such instances, Of . little violence done to
the feelings. and of efforts made in def.
snce of strict and sober calculation"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
OF women.

I do not hesitate to say that the women
give to every nation moral tempers-
ment which shows itself in its politics.
A hundred times have l seen weak men
show real public virtue because they had
by their sides women who supported them
NOT by advice as to particulars. but BY
fortifying their feelings of duty, and d.
recting their ambition. More frequently.
l must confess. have observed the do
mestic influence gradually transforming .
man naturally generous. noble and unsel-
fish. into . Cowardly common place.
place hunting. self-seeksr. thinking Of
nothing but comfort. and this simply BY
contact with we'll conducted woman, .
faithful wife, an excellent mother. but
from whose mind the grand notion OF
public duty was entirely absent.-Ds-
focoueviie.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
A Dying Soldiers Tale.

A boy Of some eighteen summers Law
on the battlefield st Fredericks burg.
mortally wounded. He lay eli dsv. mn.
mindful of the scorchipg sun and the roar.
iog OF artillery, Cannon balls few past
tanning his pale cheek on their deadly
mission. but he knew il not. AT last he
swoke to conciousnees and looked around
him. The moon was shining calmly on
the boyish face: the blood oozing slowly
from his side was evidence that his Young
life was almost spent. For moment he
pressed bis trembling hand to his side TO
ease the throbbing pain, and the pale,
bloodless lips parted with sigh of ago.
ny. A wounded soldier near, hearing.
inquired i hs was badly wounded
"Yes." replied the dying boy. II am dy-
ing, and l want my mother For when
they compelled me to leave her she babe
me come back to her for l was the staff
Of her declining years. Ipromised her I
would; but am dying now, and shall
never see ber more"
The boy went on to say, for il seemed
to relieve his mind to talk. when they
told my mother that her only child was
drafted and would have to go 10 war. she
said not word until we were left alone;
then she came to me and laid her white
arms around my neck and kissed me.
could not speak then, so silently return.
ed her caress.
At last she spoke "George, / have
buried two sons. and the next one called
was your father. With o sad, almost
broken heart, heard the ciods of the
valley fall on his coffin lid, and tried to
bear this affliction with christian forti.
tude. and / succeeded, for I had you to
lean upon. my son But the cup that
Abraham Lincoln is pressing to my lips
tonight is too bitter. and she fell fainting
on my bosom. 1t would be useless to
tell you the days spent by me to raise
substitute. We were poor and they
told me to go, and they would care for
my mother until came back. They said
it was but nine months and it would soon
pass away. But am passing away in
stead. and my mother will be left alone !
Here his voice sank to q whisper, and
his last words were. mother-beaven'-
and the moon came out of a cloud and
revealed the childish face set in death -
This was all. But it Is we'll ! God for
give the agitators of this most unholy
war. and bind mp the broken hearts Of
widows and mothers in their great sor.
rows.-Crisis.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Sleeping i'm the Moenshine.

A boy. IS years of age. named Henry
Lowry. residing near Peckhamrye. Ohio.
was. on Thursday night of last week. ex-
PEELED from his home by his mother, for
some trifling misdemeanor. He at once
ran away to corn6eld close by. and on
lying down in the open air fell a.leep.-
He slept throughout the night. which was
a moonlight one. Some laborers on their
way to work, seeing the boy apparently
asleep. aroused him; the lad opened his
eyes. but declared he could not sec. de
was conveyed home. and from thence to
an occulsr institution. where medical sd-
vice was obtained. The surgeon affirmed
that the loss of sight resulted from sleep
ing in the moonshine. The boy is total
ly blind. and few hopes arc entertained
of his tecoyery.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
JEWELRY, &C.
A. B. FREY.
MISCELLANEOUS
BACK PAY, BOUNTY sc.

m A.TAYLOR. Notary Public, Holmesvillc, o.
II will promptly attend to procuring back pay,
bounty and pensions for disabled and discharged
soldiers, and to the collection of claims for the
riends Of those deceased. (24-2O
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12

There is but one earthly flower that
blooms unfading in our earthly psth-it
is the true love of virtuous hearts.
Wisdom and virtue sre the greatest
beauty; but it is an advantage to be sOel!
act.
When We record our angry feelings let
il be On the snow. that the first beam Of
sunshine ma! obliterste them forever
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12

AN old sailor passing through . grave
ward. saw ON one of the tomb-stopes. II
still live" It was too much for Jack.
and shifting his qnid. be. calculated.
"welI. I've heard say that there are cases
in which man may lie. but II ! was desd
I'd own il.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
A. ]. BELL,

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Mjllersburg. D. He is all times ready to fur
pish, dill up, and take Acknowledgements of all kind
Of Deeds, Conveyauces. Mortgages, and Powers Of
Attorneys, and Record the same take Dispositions
TO be used in any of the Courts of this State; also
Protest Notes. Bills of Exchange, 6o Once in the
Colnty Recorders office. t25-5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
GALLaNT Acngvr,ixNT-A fiiond

GALLANT ACnigyEiKNT.-h i1ord ~ Orrs
i,., ~ g. u,fi la tf!. state fclstss decd Ofdsr.
=. tf...l D.. - o.. > leplr' = Pep county. len
ftssoe TT il Woifit - al pfh.ln sfa uailor. \
"r rg rorfl fhul" over Le gcof.' = fcfry toanty.
Thirteen cltixc led ~ Nj ifJmr. banded ir'i -
with tie d.iffH.l lainn % i.acl flc urgrns ctin
tlAi iiey would remember. Afief aiming theuss 70
tAey came up viii boy 81 br.l utacser . i.hi
e4.ucd IA .hlch H. rellni At.le land - .sEt
,lctor.aus. They t.sIr.sfi Tie b. % sq.fc f,urrg
Two a. p.ains oic Lcticalai ru4 yfiYait tg ,.
- giti 'hsif arms hrf horse. AMER TIC Lfh To
Tn.nu.l s ok t.cir .riaoitfs 90 tie ", ron Pei
tauLfy- a. ucs - tkc .tr.ys Airf-io tol4Hi.
hin "a licl lise th'y tegcs. tt~t up q" in NM
1ro brave thlItoI r,4cfed ~ cii. ycsi'rchy, n.
Tyioi I.il, slleLdla Love talon foil onc ~ tie
Robe. ln.in.L.A ! M. IteAs VI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

4: There hal also be

sddng Il following WORN herSo There hal also be
elk be- called D. .sa.f Unit Cl,rt whoss duty
shsl he and Keep VI al praif- TOT ~ con.
srucan NJ house lions u snd VINO 'iai
perform 1c other iu- sad Posr may nor line 10
time ffec ard who stal ieeira feefor snnusl s,sy OF
Thousand hundred oal- sucn -psgy tor ne Pfe sent
year 20 be pid ifcn apgr1paon unG te lead % 'ity
CoHtlpl nries."
W.n IA vas host b. the follow n- vote. VIZ:
A ii Ia.iivcIhr tre-dent. Aid ru.r Henry, Hail. Feed
Chip, hy,s JEREMIAH asIdy. Ouwe. BARLEY, and Long
IL
k.gs,ive-Acermap Foil.
Wpich sub seqn, utly reconsideieI and laid
On uotiun the Board adjourned and the President
ced hat tho Board stood adjourned until Monday next
81 proSimo Al clock : m.
d. 4. VALENTINE. Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31


I'm - .aa b., a. l-r.b5 dvon % N,f
H. NJ q Ii, Ii-ai.es. nurr 1re hriF-i I'D 'st'ren
Chahaia ,e tue same 90 T. Ali .ai.le A' .@'ssio G. 10
Common toulcl
Which va. adopted
g,.1,ad 1b.,Ss str-- carn,r.'er,r 10 dre-,si %.
,.r~ To- p-oy..al. Du.l csTr.s 80 ta "a, u
Ice rir,uiy Nsl.b~r hi cd
D., Ii,la..r H.rnr-
H.. 3D. 49, 80, ia'sy -e' nth sf'st nun ,h' sim
Se iir.con Of ~ Cfatou Aquc1 popariu' haf -
.Irsn.e 70 BE- 1-.d ~ te popc'Jo 'A' 'aa ' i''n'sf
v BID ~ rsfrr,d to Coaanii,s. sI,ct.
I}, "a Th.i IT, Coapro-r be and h. &. hereby ,abcr.
I'D aud directed sd 4lc ioi d.po-e n rn
oie sin - be my At he %. u sro.nd a Wet pr
Fis,,en shd hat he he further .ifoei 80 a
rested .- i.e for irei s ffa o' Il ;oenl - ~ 80
named bosaivcs from 1hniy .esea,h 10 rory .econd
,I,cts. sii tho !iiia av'nre 20 10 r'gn'. aY'.s
" L1cl f,!Dfroi " ,osnn.c- Oh fhs De is'i'sl1
R.,si IAlt re1n,ion b, sui il hereby 81, % ihnlp
Oh. rT 10 build nsl from rrmb"r ne lrndi nd az
Gloerv ch street TO coisrc' ia '-~ef IN LberJ 'fe' 10
be done undsF u o"feon ID hs o'o''' Ai-ed.e'
Board such at BIZ owu eig,rs"
Which vas DIPPED.
g,Jed lhstt sid vsDs on Second svcr,e from. One
iel and eii 20 one huIAf-d al t."ty hfa stfors.
b, nagrri four et vide. thoqL Ia" 'en." "e'-o ao -
..t b and rueg stones. tie - be tne under the
direction the Street oCnl.aonor and ihAi the e'oos!
Z, i,ns,.ee ihe.eio' BE- "a ,iea ...p....
NOIIOSB
Alderman O1T1wfLL moved diehar., Special Comm e.
tee "a City Property frsn consideration a refon OF Rob
cIt Slit roIscl 81 Ooa OF tiss OH ROAD a. iaf
1E.
Mlirb carried.
lie then moved The adoption Of e rssoolIon sooonpanyns
he petition authorizing he Cofpsstion Counsel to make ''eh
rCicsse.
Which wa also carried
The RESOLUTION Is q. i,li0ws:
Re.lted I'm, the cocns- - The Corposstou prcrars ard
cause to be oIocued robert smith, OF all e ns
r interest snd a. The CITY q New ork H. and TO %
.oyor parcels Of land shown on the accomPayng ava
1ra AID marked efiiye, two AM th.o tOeinf
n old road . Hr'm " his r.. ms Tie 81 2'"'
Of cow yAnee.
REPORTS.
IT, Committee Finance presented report N tyor o,
adol yub.i.iuic "a he RESOLUTION sd cd by tho bo,h
81 totra 10 allow the cont Itor 0s sldns house IL"
Hook and ID j.add,S COMPANY number t.Ae t"c-iy io
. - nr.
hich vas laid over. ,
The Comnit.e Finance prcfe'eda f-por Donating lr
Prota,s, psrc pal Church M-sonsIy sseiy for H"Hi
in the Iiay New YoFkr. of four hur d"saI. 20
40 pay "a due their gvopery tnV"h rs
The raors Home, nUIIbof ihEco hxudcd end tniy
| eight Pearl street.
Which was laid over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
{)rcroeals.

HARPOR nErENSE-EOTICE TO CON-
4 TRACE, She Colnni .s.oncrz for HARDER 3nd
tof'ief n.sse 4 the state o! New, OK hereby gse
tfi - Med pitJPOSALS al b. received a. tn" Enyi
n.e.'- ire. No . IHls.1-p sce. Room No. 81, for
ssucii0n OF llJ.r A1FJ- fDAtr ioE la cor dirise
4Gur tie ueras ifs-ir aud cor their delivery 81 the
Asruvs such pplt rcx-l ors rs Dor q. nay
i.-i.u..d Han and pcileitious Wal b. sAL.I4s ~
CID. AZ " "a Oh ard aff,r wi.DSr DAY Oct a. md all
usoassaty -, .aria-irns rso. b. t.e tn~nerr
u To- 81 he u 81 Of :. i,sone.a:
-. ~. ENAsr. III gineer.
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fost ano tonno.

OST or MiSLAID.-A PROMlSSORY
NOTE made by lnghau hrags for eight hundred and
~ ,.u.n, ent $500 dollars fB9 ~, TO tue order Of A.
nr and ty hin riogsd dated sep 2. 1908, pay able nil
~ uth- on date ~ tn irsdst4 Rooms oil T.. Cooley,
Nr,. oh has been lost uis.dd All persons arc eau
toned ax4ns, negotiating the same, payment has been
stopped. ). r, toOLhi, No. ~ ofo"d"ay'
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pany has price for rev bueiness at present. The
American Cc.l Company has put Up its rates 50 co..s =

pany has price for rev bueiness at present. The
American Cc.l Company has put Up its rates 50 co..s =
tuu.
Gold las not becY 50 rcfiye rs u.ual, and lilr-
are le. confident. l's com,-g S... election il st
witholt iss effect IN chcc.lg srscuigticn. II il cor
ceded hl, Tie election nil show -E t. pcoplo Of N,.-
York intend 10 G.y sustain lie integrity Of lie TAI
Money has been active throughout the Cay a
: y cent among nroker with tie addition il numerous
cases Of commission "a carry stocks short fine. Al
tie cloe of bt.r"ss iie suFflr vas casi'r in some
quarters. The rcFLaIy q Tie 20loans nac,s totAem
large amount Of iGc .oar! ~ lie eXsn,c of tho ne
pcst in bank and natDIai coIscc rticc ;t slfcu.
ltiyc shares which a'e carried .Ion tsrnoil. ,''.
The 4 cen: loans p' sing into go uso tlcl, Tl'
he s550co GO OF legal Idcif 10 be forced from u
S"nctaiy Ct the 1Ieasn,y ia AoNcubcr has been y
pe,teG. Such is tie coalition 81 tie llt,sil! .-. y
bc t.ly vorAod FROM les present I,soulcss
Until Coral,.s has b-cr tae in session. Ito 80
toby Of 8 ,Us ve-o SSlggoo. LyunoTc. Cevs q
60 sod yesterday ana to-diy Sa,5io:o0o.
II following is a statement % the Gaming
ofte Milwaukee and Prairie ia Cbon j Iva! fog o..