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, 1863-10-27
FROM CLNCdNNATI.


t1Nc1SSAT1, Oct. 1.-Gen. Rosecraus ar
rived about eleven this morning, aud Was es
corted to the Burnett House By an imlnecs,
crowd OF citizens. He was enthueIastlcal1,
welcomed Throughout the entire line of march
Jpdse Storer introduced him 10 the assembly
Lie said his fellow citizens OF Cincinnati aD
rrec3ase the work he Las accomplished for tie
country, and assured him of their u 1nsb.ken
confidence. While he haa never diehonored
bis aatlye State, the Stata has never forgotten
him. Alluding to Lis removal from tie com.
oanc OF ne army OF the Cumberland, he said
me people would require the records upon
which thst action was based. Here Roseclaus
returned thanks for the expressions of eym.
Tathy and respect which this public racent1on
implied. While he felt tattered bV Il. he
could not forget that the hearts OF the people
90 not go out TO individuals alone. Il is
pt1nclple 1or Which re are contending, the
struggle for National life that produces such
assemblies: &c asked the people never to
forget their duty to the Government, what.
ever might occur to iEdi7iiuale, The on1s-
tion Us to how he had been used, he desired
to leaTe for future time to answer.
some friends Of mire il Nev York, he
Eaid, ale very solicitons about nv hea,tL.
Ire Army Of the Cumberland thinks I sm
well enough and 80 do I. As for the qu.ati.
+ of Opium haye taken, consult my drug.
New York and Washington papers have
fsid Gems McCook and Cf}ttendeu :inteuded
to make charges against me. They have ns-
inred me they regret exceedingly such false
reports should be started. Hs satd since the
battle Of Chicamanga, he had received letters
ef approval from tie President tor his action action
In fhat af1air, and ea1d whatever charrea m
Heared agaif It him in Eastern pnpers agaiost
BIN, be was satisfied the Government Wis in
no way responsible for them. H expressed
1is readiness to do whatever the Government
desired Of him.
At the eorc1usfcn Of his speech, cheers
were given for Rosecrans and the Army nj
the Cumberland Rcsecrans' welcome was
EARNEST aud hearty throughout,
, 1863-10-27
Opening Arguments.
TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION
Examination OF c. P. Bradley and
Joseph Il. Dixon,

A1u1y having been enpane1cd on Saturday, tht
tttal OF Nehemiah Hodge for assault With inteu1
to murder s. n. Whipplo with an internal machine
commenced yesterday morning.
1r- Reed opened for the prosecution .by detail.
ing the circumstances connected with the arrival
Of the box in Chicago, It's description, and The
means reBorted to ASCERTAIN its character, in sub
stance as they were narrated in tie TRIBUNE Of
yesterday morning. He added that besides the
Identity Of the handwriting Of the letter on ths
box with that OF M1. Hodge, which In Itself would,
ne claimed, be sufficient to fasteu the guilt upou
Inc defendant, there we're also certain other cir
cumbtances which. without the handwriting,
you'd hare the same effect, One Of these was the
lock On the boz. It would be shown to the Jury
teat enl5 short time before the making Of tho
box, hi. Hodge had bought two locks OF this de-
ecf1puon At "A hardware store in North Adams.
ALEC taat halt sheet OF paper pasted On to the
po1 exaeny cos1ceponded in quality and appear.
ance with another half eheet found in HODGES
cheft and that several Of the o1tice holes in the
boz were Of the same size a. chisel found in the
shop. These facts would In themselves. without
other proof. be sufficient to identify Mr. Hodge AZ
the person who sent the box. Nj. Reed closed
win come general remarks on the eno.mlty OF tho
14me with which the accused stood charged.
I'LL. Goodwin followed Mr. Reed In IN openInp
speech nearly two hours in length, going verv
1ully into the grounds Of defense relied On by Mr.
Hodge, and his counsel.
Inese can DO referred to the motive which Mr
Hodge had to take Mr. whipplc's life, and the
e11eamftantia1 evidence relied on BY tho p,osecu.
uon to chow that he attempted to take it,
win respect to the motiYe, Nr. Goodwin went
tn1o toe nastos5 OF tue transactions between Nj.
, 1863-10-27
FROM Springfield

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbune.7
SPRINGFIELD. Oct e5, 1853.
learn that Lieut- Cc1. Cakes, Assistant
Provost Aa1rhsl General, viii co.ope:atf
with tho Governor in carrying into effect the
order prohibiting recruiting in this State, cx.
cept for our OWL regiments.
The Adjuta1t General ls preparing fu1l re-
port Of all the volunteers that have goae
tfcm this state, whether In Illinois regiments
or regiments IRON othe. States, thus securinx
tml credit for every man fnrcished from hi.
noi6.
The Union Convention Of Grundy county
have nominated the following ticket:
For Trraeurcr, Edward 3. Booth; for
School Commissioner, Hiram C. Gold; for
Surveyor, Nathaniel Mcbride.
ihctc gentlemen arc well known to the
people Of Gruney county, and are worthy
the support Of every loyal voter. Governor
Yates left Washington tlis evening. He has
accepted en- invitation TO address the citizens
Of New York city. on the etate Of the conn.
Try, on "Wednesday night.
4 garg OF horse thieves were brought into
the city this evening.
, 1863-10-27

Fort &oSoRE, Oct. 25.-The Richmond
Af*path Ct Oct 9th, contains the following
HEADQCAETEHs An4r or Non7uEHN
To Gen. s. Cooper:
Gen. 1mboden on the 18th attacked the
garrit on a! Char}estowD, Shenandoah Valley.
ard captured 434 prisoners With their arms
transportation aud stores, to this add the
prisoners already forwarded, making 2483.
r. E LEE.
Gen Forests resignation has been accent,
ed, and he hat left Atlanta to enter upon a
sepe1ate command.
Ihs number Of Yankee prisoners held in
Aichmond Last night was recorded at Libby
Prison as fraction under 1900,
The Diapatch Of the 22d contains the follow
Ing dispatches:
:. MERID1Ey, Mrs, Oct. 2o.-Oflcial informs.
tion states that The Yankees are rapidly re,
treating to the Big Black, pursued by our
cavalry. On their retreat they burned some
hon6eA In Clinton.
President Davis left this afternoon for En-
terprise.
CHARLESTON, Oct: 20.-A Reconnaissance
party Of the enemy, IN barges was discovered
! ear Fort Sumter List night. .fbetweeu Il and
o'clock, and were driven off with grape shot.
, 1863-10-27

men, arc deserters from Confederate arms
They do not claim to belong to any regala
command Four Of. them came to stea
horfes, on Thursday, In the neighborhood O.
Dsle's Landing. The citizens turned ou1
sgainst them, and shot tWo and captured
others.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Trtbuna.l
CA1Ro, Oct. %, 1853.
LEAN from the Columbus Var Eaoh oj
the 24th that the surveyors appointed to cx-
smire iuto the condition Of The II, & R.R
hare made their report. Only little Of the
trick is torn up, bnt large portion of the
treetle ro1k and many bridges hare been
torn.doTn and burned.
1t ia estimated about forty days' work bv
force which csn labor adyantsgeou6Iy viii
Put the road In good running order, and
work will ehortly be commenced. Mr.. Hill
expects to bare the telegraph line working
through to Memphis in fen days. Several
trgiEes hare hasecd down the liver latsly,
fltfbca!s containing which had been sticking
On bars below.
From e. Il. Hemonway, onc Of the Com.
mfs.ioueTa appointed to take tho vote of the
Iowa soldiers at Little Rock and Helens. 7
have the following report:
Mr. Hemenway came up on the steamer
Ghtgow this evening, along with Gen. David
ZOE, who is e71 route for st. Louis On business
Of his department..
send the vote Of the Iowa soldiers as fol-
lows: 1st cavalry-stono I'll, Tuttle IS; Sd
caVAry-s:one 31s, Tuttle 80; Birthstone
, 1863-10-27

l. false security has cost the Republicans
Of Chicago all the rcverses they have sus-
tanned in our city elections. Secure in our
numbers, and confident that our opponents
would have IN easy victory, it has more
than once happened that a humiliating
defeat has bciallen Us. To-day Hoyc-in
Sherman is Mayor for no other cause.
Not one single partisan Of his can be found
with hardilood enough to say that lad
there been d full vote cast, and
every Republican in his place at
the polls Hove-in would have had no
ghost Of chance. But he came into the
mnyoralty by default in hundreds Of
good ci'izens who neglected to do their
duty at the ballot boz.
We are approaching another and impor.
thnt election. 1t the head Of the Union
ticket stands Joseph E. Gary, candidate
'tor Judge in the Superior Court. !Asso-
ciated with him on = the ticket
are gentlemen Of tried worth,
Their election will be recognized
throughout the country rs proof that
Chicago is earnest for the war mud true to
the Union. Do you doubt thisg Witness
the excr1ions being put forth to compass
contrary result, and Imagine, as you easily
can do, the shouts OF cxultation which
would hail Mr. Gary's defeat Would not
the rejoicing at such an event come from
the copperhcad crew who are prowlins in
our communities, eager to give aid and
comfort to the rebels by the defeat Of loyal
ty. 4 false security will defeat the Union
ticket On November Sd in this city, An
earnest massing Of our forces will give US
triumph that will be glorious and nota-
bic.
Already the enemy hare begun their
operations Will loyal men be warned
that Copperhead Aldermen, last evening,
perfected scheme which they intend
shall make Chicago an easy victory, The
wards have been gerrymandc1ed into elec-
ton districts, and excellent and fresh fa-
cilitics created for ballot-stufflng, and the
operations Of imported voting cattle Of
the repeating kind. Copperheads
intend to carry the city. They know that
they cannot do it if every Union man
votes; but they rely upon it that our mer-
chants will be too busy, our professional !!
men too much engaged, the better class of |
our citizens too little energetic to give the |
requisite time to vote and watch the votes
OF others. Is this SO? Are ne preparing
Tor dcfcat here? Not If earneet r,,ort-
, 1863-10-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
arrival Of tho Steamship Cauada,

CAPE RACE, Oct. 26.-The Stcam.hlp Cana.
"a, IRON Liverpool, Saturday 18th, ,ctu Queens.
P. N: She Vas boarded By the news Yacht OF
.he Associated Prees
Political news by the Canada ia unimport.
AMI. Henry Ward Beecber had made forol
PIC speech II Liverpool without any riot. as
M:e anticipated. Tne address, however, was
difgraceful1y interrupted. '@7
PAR1s:@BouEse WIS heavy, and R.ntes
LONDON, Oct. T.-CoDsols closed on Fri
day at e3 to 93 ID for money; ballion in
&c Bank Of England hes decreased 9285. .00O.
Inc oreadstuffs market Is quiet but STEADY,
INo7E.-An interruption in the line east Of
sackFile prevented the reception Of tn. bal.
a0ce OF the Cauada's news In scason for this
mornings papers.-N. T. REPORTER
, 1863-10-27
FROM CEN TRIAL MISSISSIPPI.
important from Gen. Mcpher.
sons Command.

Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
BkowNsvn1E. 80 miles east OF Vicksbure,
Oct 16 via CAIRO, Oct. .6, 1853.
MCPHERSON reached this place to-day, with
out accident.
We have driven Whitby's aud Crosby's cay
airy from the Big Black, and are on our way
to Canton.
Twill send you word as often as . mcss.n-
NtT fynAs
, 1863-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Admiral Lee tele.
snG stt; rerburn lxs arrived from Beaufort with
~ ob1a 4er, crude and turpentfne. Tie
aueemond had driven ashore the Venus,
one q tho largest aud ewiftcst of the blockade
dtftruyGd+ ~ '~>AA''
, 1863-10-27
Captures by the Erfvateers.

N8HtuFe3 Dy 1he K'T1Fa1eeFk-
New YORK, Oct. 28.-The bark Urania,
from Cape Good hope Aug. 18th sud st. He.
lena Sept: 1lth, arrived hero, reports that tho
bark Sta Bride, # Boston, was captured by
the A1abana in sight Of the narbor OF Table
bark, Anna F. Schmidt. of Boston.
The Florida Acd Tuscaloosa were cruising
on the coast Semmes Lad declared that lie
wtuld hang Cspt H"cke:, Of the Urauai, for
flying he stars and stripes in port whi1e an
chored near abe AlAbauu.
, 1863-10-27
Mem A0uertisenrnts. :
GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES

Te1eax.rted the highest premiums =. TIC folio Win
-'A'o ai's o' 4=sS'
TIE F1sr MAH11fA r n1- T11RISa ntHH xacn1Sf "a.
cR1sRs AID THE nRar
| AAcEtEE WORK:
gII;T gII;ET PhFMInM FOR FAMILY xA:Htnc.
CHlEF. Ao" -oh Dou8Ls' THREAD la
rAosi aloA FOB MACHINE WoES.
| VERMONT STATE FAIR.
FIRST PRGAInA FOR FAMILY 'x,ca1yr
F!4ST thHE1UA FOA AahUfACTUWEG MA.
FifssF nRKMrru FTP ~, ,r,,,
/ 4O~ va STATE FAIR.
F1HsT FRFMIUM FOR FAMILY GA.HIEF
nEInEF EF'haAuh foh 4aAuEatTU1IRG VA
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK.
rrp.r ppn,-.I,.. tses, - -, ~ - ~ A1As
ffRsr fRHsifTaa fEH EnR FANNY .a HAGH1XE
! fh1NB, -N1AA'o q" o1lS1 'aa'
flhsf fREAlU4 FOR MACHINE WORK.
rNnTAra sr,xwr rar-
FIRST pRRH3uh Fnre MAru1rr roo:r,
PD9Ea ~ 00' oka'
tlRST PREA1GM FOR NACaIHE WORK.
,nsr pzrs1Gst 1HS1So3s 1s,: STATE = .; FAM:
rIks4 EosF1 fn14M,1,,I rnr, 7,.ca1~- .;,r 49,
KHNrUoKx STATE pAtn. T..
EssEs ssA-o1 s zoh u 4ea1A& FOE ALL FUR
n1.~s-s 1870 ~ aAsnlSE "oNh'
f1Esr ER.MlUM FOB nasur4c1an1sa i 1aa MA,
tIKsS IFRz41uA FOE BEAUTIFUL xAca1sn
....
OHIO FATE FAIR.
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MACHINE WORK
ra .b,r, ,,,,nz,,s.
crnurpr .1Sss .Tro ~ a. ,ae lA1s a. Fnea tie
s.a- 80 a.."1.a -, "eia exhibited this
~, =, 80 =. tno 1oaoanR seHlAE Ia
N T1s @EnI,nt, "r.S ~ 80
ss ss ss% ~ pRsSass ss md =;
HdAo LOT deem It f2ent!al Eor dnI 1t necea4rv IN
, 1863-10-27
From TILE GULF.


WASHINGTON, Oct. rs The Navy Depart
'mcnt has received Information that the etaano.
snip Oesoto, dusing the Latter part OF Octo.
ber, when In the Southwest Pass, received
by bard Of rtbels, and carried out Of the
river. After run of thirty:fve miles she
was captured, and proved to be the LevIathan.
She is u new and very TAFT screw steamer,
and was amply supplied with coal and pro.
Tteions for cruise, with picked crew.
1on In announcin. this success, for The Bos.
ton, much Inferior vessel, vas carried OF by
tie rebels como months since. We soon feij
upon her tack, aud tina had the opportunity
Of witnessing the desolation she spread In he.
patti, blackening the seas IN her wake with
tie cEa1red memorials Of many fine ships,
The Leyiathan, with her despe1ate band, Lsa
been sent to New Orleans.
, 1863-10-27
Netp advertisements.
{ HHOlCE HOLIDAY GOODS
d. P.IVES & Co..
a. MILK STREET, BOSTON,
6syo rSeetYed b. recent arrlvas N sxort
ment OF
ELEGANT FANCY GOODS.

ELEGANT FANCY GOODS,
Aeapted to The p.eseat season. am,ng which may DO
GahrLFMKEs DRHesING CAsE3.
| LAD1Rs' DRESSING cAsE3.
LADIKs TOILET cAsks.
OPERA GLASSES
MOROCCO PoRTRMcNsAIKs.
VELVET PURSES. with chalns.
LAp11s' LEATHER BAGS,
GENTs TRAVELLING BAGS,
BRONZE F1GuREs in srest ys.stv.
Do. CIGAR STANDS,
Do. VAsE5 aud CAHDRLEBRAs.
Do. and FANCY INK TRAYR.
ECoTG9 W0nn ORNAMENTS.
IVORY HA1R ..-.UsHE8,
SHE'LL DRESSING COMBS,
%. do. CARD RECEIVERS.
WRITING p8sKs. WORK ooxEx
LADIES RE11CULFB; JKwRLL BoxEs.
,ChEsR MEN. UbIBBAGR yOxEB,
=; BACKGAMMON BoARIs.- = :, -: .
PaoIoaRArA P BOOKS ta Elegant Bindtnes.' :
BRONZE AhD d1Lf THERy0AETEEs.
PARIAE VASES AND BrATUErrEs d. Ac
AL Of which are offered to tho Trudc Mt
WNo1EsALE ONLY,
At ~ Milk street, Boston.
oc27 osces'ne: 1u&sA
ROOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS,
TIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
RELIGIOUS and
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
Toto found ID the Northwest. for sale by
VIII. G., HOLMES,
10 Clesk 1tseet. Chc8Ro |
o!deIs for Books Of all kids pron3t:y 6Gcd,
, 1863-10-27

Specie.
NEW YORK., Oct. 28.-Tte North Star.
from Afpiuwall. Oct. 17tb, has arri5ed Tith
$:9f, ,33221 in sFccie.
, 1863-10-27

| mnrda1 InfL I:~3.snu. r-,
mo-as $500. - '.s4ous' 1. oenera4 osteraa'
~ .,-~~aas-s ueeunols' ont III
a,s+;,. ~ 49, - ~. 1919 ~, 1's .'ance, CO
e1s+ 1owo --.,--, 49, -'n' -.''n' ooln, III
49, ~. 4nen' encountered a laEE
49, teoe's' esa"a1eo nj pet~een 4,W
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80 80 ~ - .. nouo5 ana Aacnafoson.
4.usAs nfo aa1neala1ely opcne'
49, 80, "&s 4o'.oaS 'of an noaf' "nen II
-an1ao. - 'aeA WILL Ae@'s loss III kilied an
c4"asa1
,o1.zzr .s.n409 npft1eo up fe'efa! ::
t-I, WHICH, taaoe havoc III Lae'
co,un"s' ana our Whole di71sio
We soeu on hne groand'
,.,n-s 10. W w s'oe ooes oot exceed Aoo
~ 'oa ,s rounoeu.
-. ~ us"'1n " col' tof1enee, o1 the 5oEt
nrs,a ~ WIS setaous aeaster. He wns killef
49, s 49, - e.aes 1s..a u n's men IN Inc midst o
ID ~ -' Tad...1 .s ..,e.. pa'Ly OF sene's oress
fex-.-s ~ - ~ nsn .ot our lroops, ne roa'
h.,t.~srrs - 49,. "1'1e .Aes "o8e' ana
His re1;nsn+ ~ ssst.r w. - 'c s,s ao"n ~ 1os',
dasted fnTw,ra ~ aha-I-a - -...,H. -, .alseu ssu
dv md ec,.+.-,rr 49, &C., = ~, ua w
7ha 1oss ,n +h,, - - W e4oas ~.
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head ard 4h,eh nd ~ - easa. - -, .Is
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, 1863-10-27

The Internal Machine" Case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-04
A'f'h Of ana S' "i' JOIN suRcHILL Superintendent.
TIE 2E't
1863.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Win itg co.necioE,, foTms
THE sHOFTEsr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Y.oz SKw-YOHK TO TIE PnfSCiPlL WgsTrRs CITIES.
esven daily from N-w-Yort % Phsde pba, via
ALL THBOCGH TRAINS tOh Tue WEST 81 TuI9
ROUTE LEAVE HEWYORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COUdILANDf 81.
tyw,y Of Phsdspha toe morning pass.ngers leave New
Yeik same tne on.r evening" pas<eu.ss
Ct ?. m, one hour later than other iIes.
BIZ Of Allentown. evening pssseuEers lesyc OF p
Ave- hours later than tho Noern lines and BY both
arrive at tbs time northern u.. In sgo aud all
point in Northwest, Crsstn.. indianapolis, Loui,ve
a. Louis Cleveland Columbia Cincinnati AID all main
poirts Vest, with fewer change Of cars.
Ssspng Cars without change ruu from Phtsde phiA tn
pittsburgh $50 miles, an New Ycs to Pittsburgh, 80 mls
Smoking and Saloon Cars on al Trans
Ies the iaps other foutsA
Bs.zsge ehec ked through Transfer, Tree.
o''4'' T's'',W WESTERN ssdr PIsis D EiMI ii
The Peppsvly,nia Genital Company runs an Emigea
Line VII ch affords con orthp!e mode 9f
esvsl 70 parties moving westward, al ohehsh A'
II fare. .
by this route frsgh' Of ell de,enlton' ran be iow@de
r and from point TIE ';ailf'sds u Gao,
,dsna Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa. or Miss0li Ny NAIL
nOAP DECf any port the ssyigable fveH OIL tho
%sst BY sesmrs from Pr,burgh. =,
IEe OF freight point In the view ~
Ne Penrsylvsnia Central Raoed ell times as nVohOs
chargsd by otasr hsiosd Compsnies Merchants ,nd
Appet inusng the transportation 81 their ffelkht 10 ills
Company cen rely with confidence to speedy traiiit
- LINZ STOCK.
ysner and Dealers IA Live will fad this most 3D.
v,ntszeous route Cspsroos isds, vol wstered snd sop
Dsd With every copv-nisnc- have been opened limo
lad It's connections sd every sttsnton 10 p.id to ter
foa Hsrisburs where wi b. found every for
SaIA NEW. YORK and BALTIMORE MARKECs
}. l. ELLIOTT, PssseD:er Agent, 10 Atto..ifouys
LEIGH Co. FToiyht Assnt..
MCDONALD BlSCHOff, Eniysnt Arsnts.
No. 3Esitery. plaoo
ea0CH LEWIS General sspsriutsIdso, Al,sssa Pc
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HMuscmfnt5.
DARNGNis AMERICAN NnrSEUN

A
DARNUAis AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IL EVERY DAY ASD rVGNlNG tbs WEEK.
conl-ncius MONDAY, Al-r-i :, l.tA
SiOkf SUMNER DRAMATIC eEAHDS
unieT the d. ec;!on 81 'la pop .'r ~ sslsied seof
{. " CLARKE.
SYLVESTER kL-Elkii.,' ,ts-e ht1sg-f III.
% lpAaY made W Il is isieairl s''i IN the
Ia. .o1.on op.cea with T. O. wILKEss CelsbraIoa
,'"' RAfFAELLE. TIE REPaoyATEi
Tue SGcRrr nI,uos ssD SioSEr ENC.
which vii be !fodncel
EVERY EVENING at q,
To be followed at escs performances by :
DANCE ny MADEMOleELLE LOUISE
The whole concloiis. VITA
TINS I,rGHABLR FlCR
TRYING II On.
To be seen al all boar, y ana evening.
LIZZIE HAtltiS
THE LARGEST FAI WOMAN LIyiEG!
WEIGHING s76 POUNDS!
Measuring Round tho wsit
+YAhDS II IACuESf
MOUNTAlI or HUMAN FLESH
Ever 'sen Oh tho face Il tho glooo.
Also
THE LIVING OURASO OUrANG.
Or, WILD MAN or TIE WOODS,
two LfNlNG TIGER CATS,
TWO MONSTER LlNISG BOA Constructors,
ROBERT HOUDINS WOEDERtJL
AUfOMATON WRITER
THE III rNiNG CALCULATOR
A DOMESTIC CAT NURSING fWO MlNKS
Tbs GRAND AQUAElA. Leaned seal, sea Liaa' Mon
ter Beer, Living Auscondas. w. tigaresS c.
Admission 20 III - cen,ss Chi uudaf 10. 10 cents
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.EW-YORK s. NEW-BAyEN RAILROAD.
SJTMrfER APRANGFNENr.
COMMENCING JULY {, ie53.
esssenssr Station in NewYoTs 27ibT.. soa thA
IntTaLce 4isl-sG
TRANsLFsvY NEWBORN:


FOR New.hsven, :, tEI-l II 81 t. n l-l' (EIh
uen OIL ? %. $50 and >. ~. -.
cOl Bad, pot, /. tEHl, 1872 4 N lliS OH 80
w. Milford ers r-t'ord = li39E n, 80 $50 =
Fer Fairfield SoutLpof. aud Nssrort = H. & ~ 81
ros Norwsrk 7,a3o I3o t. r.; lsI5 Ga, go Czrl
Tor D.ac1 .Dd greenwich. = 30 ilso $50 40
For Stamford l. Exl $50, Ilo0 m. IRIS CEI 80
On 3 80. 49, 80, = III 80. ., -.
For PoTi Chester and itermcoia,e t1soni = ~, iI"t
O. So 49,. ~. C.5 ?. Il.
70 Port Cle,te- snd New Rochelle ? N.
CONNECTING TRAIN,
Tor Bos,on. Spr Bga-d. q %. lEH 100 Ok op m
foE BoIon via Shore Llfa H., u }, J.. rl. - -
Fer iiauoTd ssd Spriu.hel' a Ia- NTh hS'' ~
Tor Ctruec.icui River Rsroa3 % Nouteal ucIi
Il 81 o.. n 1uG % ?. N. u Ncrtla-nTton 49,
Tor Hartford, Providence and F.'nkh osi, ttLz-h
II 80
For NewErve1i NoS.Lollon md sl0nias,on Railroad a.
et. n. ~ 10. 2.Jj. p m
For Cr,.l pailroad. ~ Il p. m. 20 y orthsnpicn. 800
For fiousttonic kEiroet. L.. ~ 10 T. New Nh
To- Wee ..t.I.ss sAf la VI. ay~- -D l4i.rhrid
For Nsu.,iucL Railroad, 2. r. = .. "a.
FOR Dsns.ry trd Eora slk hal Cd. D. Va, 80 p N.
Com nodiou, Steering Care f'tscn-g 70 r. r. sip
JANIS II. HOYT, Superintendent.
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ZINE MILL PROPERTY for SALE or
L. EXCHANGE 2s miles from New. York ~ mile. from
y. H. II. X. Flour SIN. Saw MN sud Spice Mil. two
dwellings good Barn. In all hive bulldogs about nine
Land Orchard, young Trees Fruits Of ell kinds Now doing
good business For particulars address C. H. PAUL. Port
chestef N T.
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professional Notices.

CIIARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney ana
" Counsellor At Law Proctor aud Advocate In u Courts
No. 3os Broadway, New.Yort. Rssidenes-No; " LONDON
Terrace, West 2yd.st lbstwssa Wh sad l0thsvab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-04
Go Ubom II man Concern.

A LADY, aged II highly educated, prepossoss-
Ing 10 apps. soons the ant'oc- II Gntr-
In.l OF means. vita a to hAfAlNDNT Ataress
IVA, care Of Mad DE COBAS MATRIMONIAL AOENCi,
No IS West 31ih-,t, or cali IN poison
. SECRET that every Married Woman should
"a kSOW--Incsose Fliy oanI lai stamped onsciope
addressed yogf.e box AO. 10 foi Ohco. Winohosse
~. ii. Simple aud chap
CORRESPONDENTS W MT l. u. -Thrco
~ young SOLDlEhS Ia Ro.ecfans'. Amy desire LADY
CORRESPONDENTS For particulafs .d1rr-s siihrf Of
die suo.cfiber. EuDEgE JuLIAE. ALFRED kIHOS-
BURY DlCK THORSTON all Of to 4sd linoi. Infantry
81 Brigade. 81 Division. 2otb Amy Corps.
GETTYSBURG. Tho undersigned being called
~ 10 Gettysburg and vicinity for IA, recovery OF sons
bodies having Lost friends viii nG thus rEceohs
opportunity tLe for TURNER iniofms'"'
spply at No lofpnns.st. - ..
NOIICE.-An Pcr.ons are hereby cautioned
IL against nrsOIi.tnga WAREHOUSE httEiI IS
.urd BY undersigned ia favor o. Mo,ns Beans mar
shall undsr date July 10 1863 ~ barrels oss'cs "nd
Lhds imported tss Oan Eden as the prop
eTty tLeg en described cabnot br delivered by us
WAhD L GROW L, Uaion 3;ors Brooklyn
lAugust 3. 1868.
UNEE Best Agency. Send stamp for Circular,
Il ana uIsfk-CloIks Patent Iudelhbl' Pencil benz of
c,s FREQ by mail r. r. CLARK Co, Northampton hA''