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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-30
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

.aAxpxa sur-IaRGu DAsAsEs-A siauder SUIT on more
Shsn usual interest this iatt vcek a. ksama
xoo The Rev. J, A. n Stone, II d., Into fsoesoeht N
Ksia ma roo College, sued the Rev I'D anderson iaie pro-
1x.sor al creek ~ ibe ipstitntinn soo ior WINS
IA ss,ng Presidents on tns charge VI having uttered
Al suueroas words deeply affecting toe moral character
Of the ys,nuf The defendant, IA bis peaanss, ae0 ea
altered tues we're Tue witnesses 90 both sides
vera sumnored the trial but just as shc jy was
nnspel co tha counsel de endart announced 10
Ipa court defendant was rot present. and tney
should take 70 part IN The trial The case then pro
ceeded ~ rare ana the plaintiff Introduced evidence
seadg prove the repeated spsskug Of the words and
ihaE they spoken macle asly He also offered rsoof
.bst tbe de eudant bad 10 writing admitted that the
ehsrge "rests upon rumr and IL destitute Of proof
The counsel the ylhpun N. A. Bach OF Kalamazoo,
and Walker Esq of This city. made an earnest ap'
peal the Jury 10 give such amount OF damages
wand their OF the wrong 10 tho plain td
sDd hs malice the de endaDt, aud the jury promptly
ret1rned verdict OF seven thousapd hundred and
ssenty dolsrs.-Detr Il Free Pr IS, koc. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
rASoposAhs.

{tgDrOS sOGeBugr DEPARTMENT. TO coz.
~ uaots srrseo sails cudors-i with the ~ ~
tne wtrk Scr Nbih Tie fc offered, the
e pe.faa u, ana The dare % s alton viii
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DO cWtGf 2 18Th retuiid M ana bDlit Yr re-
ws'ns 'esha snf euvett All Derr he lire ~ West
ah$ ~ sa. ~ ot West siSri ~'clusisr 81 tfs tpscp
Sthif ava detwen tat trsck4l ssiin Trap ht~As
l"sns9, tat NJ AZ " sirses from iiobsaen
-, ii.nE sd Inc rsrc, or s-r " FOR ~ 80 m,
ana ,tser hiwnhilao obts,ne.it APPLICATION -
.'--'' II -. ~ 800 giIOs4s Sg.4I, gNs or)i9n
.s .f4a LDrf. i.fiAE tAif iAgHtiaa
= HSv~np-rF ", fees - "'af'NS Ga sfs 80 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NoTlCE-fHg MAILS FOR THE
j pnited King and the tontnent a Queenstown and
liverpool PEI Oh ~ or LoADo and Tor the Ger.
States via hamburg. sleaIneT BDRU-SlA. ~iD
eiose Ia onee SATURDAY, The 18th DAY Of Noyemor
lui, ock NJ. sni 1T The olees ~ Ioows
Stations A and r. 10 A NJ.
Statons 6 and ~. q5s NJ.
Eta tons and y, Ga A. NJ.
o''.0A y :" JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
kLUAass ANn yNnAccn.

gyFRa a 90 - cFLLBR tTFD
~ pAtkaf ClGARErios
~ GAIL. AK Il kGrnLRRs
iss U1fifs va er str Ell NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
sE,y PUBLICATIONS.

lloR ETnNob0Gy PHYSIOLOGY. PIkENUfuay
stypomv, psycho cey with signs Of GnLfacier nnt
3N tt eaG item, fecemfrr manner Of ptREsDlu
Ntg ST. 'upRNdf. cents or ~ year Address N,ssrs
.ler Wciae ~ broadway, n. v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
DENTIsTRY.

A BET OF TstTu MADE IN THREE HOURS; EN-.
Al Tire sa'afsctIUn no at 25J Skin NO
advance required Ca esd cheap Teeth, plumpefs,
sham fronts palaces NC cyic u
oD hani ~ 80 sixth Avenue betAee Fifteenth and six
tecEtA NfoG.E. s.#sf W5faaAf
(yOirUy DENTAL ASSOCIATION ARR NOW USING
" hnudred gallons Of fas in tho extraction
tooth making flesh evefv dss, aud Oring entire
satisfaction 10 patents. O4ics ~ Cooper Institute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

A WDNse IT, itT.--A SkWLY FINISHED HOUSE
= wa ~ h'ftet1 t-npsuysiaenSs sT.ate4 " SIXTY
r .AA ts' eaS' % seeoad avenue, Appiy Aba pfcia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

A FURNISHED kOGI TO LEr--ro GEErLRMl
- nv ihyf board 81 u! waVorley place. Rel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

Mr.. GEORGE YouNG.-IF THE ABOVE NAMED
In George Young son OF William and Mary YcrI4 late
Of Cheade in the county OF Stafford, IN and IA wac
with Acs.rs Jonn Charles Cole, No. IS Is
street strand London England solicitors Mess
Esir jerys uould of Uitexetcr In tho said county Of
stafford solicitors he will hear something to bic
Advantage furni hing legal evidence
death to- AMI to the satisfaction OF either Of the foregoing
solicitors VIII be compensatsd Tor The sanle. a u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

at 60. -wATcnHs, pIsMoSus &C. FOR ssLl
n cheap T. pas advances ~ naa ol,s 0Oy BIua y al
up Stare, ICON No. Y. r. rAik.l
At 2i2 BROADwAY.-TilE UTMOST VALUE ran
~ for Dismpnds Watches l. a.c dbwrs OBJ cal instrt
msnts. &C al - Orivst fuots. one hours ~ 80 =
). II. BAitIt.NGER, "a BroaaNaf room IL
4 oufS ASRiCU. Tl3 BROADWAY NEW yOR
~ lHl,il, VII give, usual, .,hriy prr cont ntat
man w TIE tradr Dsinoa II OLA rni slfsr Fur
ssfnti " air shawi- or ntttrir~ % Y rtn,
r.
w ~ - ,ttI,N i,,'b 1919 r'ti - -. - ~
~ M obliged ~ getlln 70 batNFe WI s'li mr. 10
nsn-vr WAth ~ st-st st,rNgrs IL = ~ Nhich
.mW ~ 9, ifn tAes, nearly hew ahd weep. Ecni uml
DaA efs need not srp.y. Address Wsten. herAm Mice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

ptDPELLER FOR sALE.-sIzE or ENGINE lex 70
j IN gUnJ running 0rder. Apply tn MURPHY, McCBRBl
AsAkpES, II Leaca street, kew York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

no ExPGESsMES-AN OLD tgrADIfsuED III
t1wn hApres- Route, doing Good and payna bnsinrss
To- sss The psres seng aeag III ili heath. AppIy 10 n
y SIlNPsoN.ss. Pearl street n y. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

IyAcIlSERY.--roc sALH, STEAM ENGINES AN
w Bui - ~ Al sxa~ and nd%. Apply % L. .ASSfn
~ Br.dge street. Btoosl near ths New Char
ttrs street. Terry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

A VERY CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM OF
a 10 a an Rartan river, New branswickA AMI
sfher Farms vary ing ND price Inquire Of - An
Rem HARDEkBEk6H, 81 W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

II YDBO-hXTRACTnR rOR saLH-NApE by RICE
srtcu Maesa hp-stt 9i3, tour feet diameter I
s-igs q lowNsEkD SEARS, ~ De- street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

HOUSES, ROOMS, 40. no LET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

A SORRBL MARE-REMaRKARLY GENTLE
~ quite fast VII be sold cheap for want OF use u
3, the stable IS West Eighteenth street. oo.ove IA ID
midday. 800 -si M,A 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

MATED TO PURcEAsR-A COUNTRY PLACE IN
W New Jersey New YORK would prefer tho
ratcn passl.c. line OF Erie Railway.
ihsn mie from the depot Good land for tvaton,
VIII oIearl 6cs desired. Address box l6U New jersey
Post ollue. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

At sie FOURTH AVENuE.-BY DAY COBB. -
"A Real esiate u private Cty Houses wanted Tor
sash mortgage with possession on or before May
HOUSE AND LOr. NO iel Elm STREET FOR
"A sale n ,his vii be spld low. rms NJ
bevAlnabe property. Apply to JOHN FEiTRtIch sis
hyeu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
LOAN OFFICES. !


6U9-MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDa,
"A Watches, sswslry, 80 and the same bonshl At The
hignes cash price; Pavn5rokers Tickets utcd
60 broadway corner Of Houston street. mp stair.
- - -
At H. HyMaN'S. cas- BROADWAY. CORNER OF
"A Bond street. viii paid highest price Dia
mopts Watches aud Silver Ware, orwn advance On
the sbofo Articles. q
+ T7-NuNNv LITERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA.
* MUSDs, w AyCUKs, JEWfLsY &c also PAWN
BROKERS' TIGh ETs ROtt,tir for Dfh MON Ds, WATCH
rs, JEW ELKr. 30, AT ~ BLkkcksR street. up siars
DAwssRoKEas' TICKETS BOUGHT OF DIAMONDS.
! Watches, silver Na,c, Guns, Psiols, Drv Goods.
Clohn. nod al olher Goods Orercpnts wanted lf3
street, near Fowsfy, under bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

british AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, -PERsONs
~ w-hns to ion this association or TO obtain iofor,ls
ed TO apply to \. II. KNAPP. No Carroll place. Blocker
street. n Y. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

MILK ROUND FOR sALr.-A FIRST CLASS NIL
III Round Tor sale, good 3AtUrea and pryae cystOl
ere IN ~ ne 81 :. q. EvhMsrr 20 Mallsnn s.re.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

I'nE BALE Two PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AN
n large ER.lne aud Boiler. Inquire at a. AZ
y eel NA. NckES2iE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

DROPELLbR SCHOONER YACHT FOR sALv-l
eiprar Sniit steam Yacht. o. about 20 buithen,
no ihtet ears clo, engines ony old bu
De- az nnrr ~ fat ana burns lhrce puatsgs
Poe street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

THE FOLLOWING VERY DEsrsAE-E pRoPEarE
for sale by W. g. FLANAGAN, No. lQ7 chrysne
street Dv ings wsn stores Nos 81 lnd q
Mud Houses and Eots Nos 55 Grand aad ~
nAdiso streets Asc very lucrative Property all pert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

GREAT BARGAIN.-A SEVEN YEAR OLD
n Horse, ore set uaru ~, ,ighl Hauon, Buffalo
Al new Blanket Apply 10 Leu;ersnt LANlGA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

nv or rus BrST LOCATED STORES ON sfxTl
~ srenns 20 lett nd beauttnt tistures for Aru
o. 40 stxh HrehrG between fwasl5 siAta sud Tweni!
seventh a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Political Rfetus.

Oh, these blessed soldiers! They are right
everywhere. Col TAYLOR. Of the 10Th Indana. IL q
speech q idanapos on The 10Th said there are men
Vic =! th.s war unho'y. wicked and unconstitutional
it was 70 SANDER tbe army. These men cianorcd Tor
an arnlisice An arnisilee means an abandonment Oh
thc w,r fthe war atns il win never be renewed. III
an ar1nistice is granted. IL viii only Invite foreign
powers 10 recognize the SOrh and they world do 20 40
thitty days afcr the happening OF hnch On event, re
asked: How does II s'tse YOU men from the iron WIN
tie smoke If battle your garmonEf SItIi onvi"""
ask Ho. for Gu aruhtcei Loud cries 81 N''cr'
neYern lie said the army Is not seiisustunlhG M,
chine II most be supported by the poope Iicy hao
forgiven the Government much in the wy OF shoft "a
tious &C.. but they never would forgive the men "ao
SANDER the cause For which You hight.
The Rev. Or. Breckenridge thus describes Mr..
Lincoln: You al remember Henry Clay. The ereit-
ness and grandeur of his character was ,hat lie wa'
far though favorable specimen OF the glorious Amen
can citizen. lCbeeis That Nas the reason oil the
love cheri.hed ir him b. tie peope. Lincoll without
eli the talent 81 Clay. TIE advantages OF ehucalon
is just sneh inad lie Is iaoIoc sPseg" % ,
great uass Of the peopie. and your political lcsurf'
know il; and that Is the reason they don't want him
elected lGreat cheers Ii * the common people, VINO
feel that he Of them and that be loves tnea that
force him dcgpte Of newspapers aud Politicians, upon
the public mind as tie Only man for the place.
The Rev. Col. Moody, in a speech at Column
brs o.. seid TIA, be had prayed the Almighty to 50 10
Chicago and coriound tie euemes Of the country! hhe
he believed lie had done So The only way me Lofu
mad been able TO Illustrate tic building U; Babel Was ny
ccnfunding the language If TIE builders 80 ihr hev
could not each other. and just n Tbs way
Ill had destroyed the power OF the Copperheads ~ Ch
cago. They bay peace whGn they mean way, ard war
when they mean peace and hence their counsn!s mao
been disconnected and their efforts would come 10
nanght.
The Copperhcad family is truly harmonious.
With q war gnd peace candidate on p'nce platform
and war letter. they ike the Fienchman who called
for something 90 teke. The at the bar bx;G cock
tail The Frerchmar, observing TIE contents % i was
put up said Monsieur. you put III lit'le brnu.y -
make her strong. hte water 10 make her weak. IL
tie pepper 20 make her hot little ice 10 make ncr cool
lite sugar 70 make her sweet. little schnapps %
make hrr sCrr and yOu call her Won brandy cocktail
call hGs grand Contraction
The absence of Jefferson Davis from the Phils-
delpha meeting On Saturday evening was We are 70
Quesled TO saie. occasonod by circumstances over
which he had no control. That eminont Democrat Is
labCIing earnestly for the triumph OF his cand.da'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
From rznvaua.
Correspondents Of tie Associated Pren.

Correspondents OF TIE sssoclstei frefs-
HAVANA Sept IT 1854.
There have been no arrivals from Mexico since
my last letter.
The steamer Peloyo arrived from St Domingo on the
18th with dates from Puerto Plata and Monte Christi
to ,he st inst Al the troops previously dispatched 20
Che fogIaef place had returned 70 Monte Cir',L m,
viths,ard1g the reported there on thc Jlsi
nit. Inc transport Aqu,'a, ~ho leaving on the H.
was fred up1n and one 5aii lodged liz he: stern.
The Dia-to ds Ia lyi - says: " tp 70 TIE departure
Of tie Pclayo nothing Of military importance BAD oc-
Cured" AGAIN II saws: I'VE Rave received ieii'rs
from Puerto iatt INT nothing new IS coaiinanicite"
10 us from that p'0ca' -
Yhc Po,ayo brought ~ this port a'numhcr Of sick The
SGu Qrolton landed e. sick and uounded - c1nfaf"
de Cuoa. Tho Aquilla also, had number OF SIC" On
board and she Ce.on carried IS SICK from Samhno 10
Puerto kico. -
The merchant steamer Guiana left on the l2th f,r
Nonto Chrsta vita provisions, ammunition and sJr
From venezuela We havo da-csto tho 25;h inst. Peace
prevailed. Sew Presidents had been elected IN thr
States oi Aragua and Portuguese. II YVES reported That
lsrye Quantities OF gold hed been discovered in me mines
q Nueva PrOvideHca, and at the Flor dc! Ge mug
get had been found Weighing - ounces.
The steamer penbigA arrived on tbs lj'h from Gal
YES or and the Susanna Oh the l2th i've Days from
Houston The LATTER started with 3}J bees Of cotton
but reached this port with only 49, la'in: thrown the
balance overheard 20 facilitate her escape from United
States cruiser OH san Antonio.
The l.. :. steamer HOneysucke. RON hey " est
brings tue gratifying report Of the capture 81 he man
gord formerly the Alice with coo bales ~ cotton aic
TIE arrival OF the prize at Reg West; App'cton oi@
smith il acid IN laye been on board under The 81
Macdonald The Mstagorda was from Galveston bound
to this poit.
An unknown American ship with a cargo OF coal was
found abandoned and ashore Macafras Rect ny The
schooner Lion which arrived at Nassau on the 2s, ut
with her sails. rigging sc.
The American brig silver Oar. unicr British co,ofs
from Havana for Falkrs with sugar, got ashore nj
Rcaes Cav but was lightenod got of, and went in'0
Narsgn. Her captain arrived hcre in tho Corsica yes
terday The steamer ArgueS Louise got ashore on the
reefs at Hog Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
The Removal Of Mr. Andrcws.
The Noruicl Bulletin Of the 10Th inst. says'

The Noruicl Bulletin Of the 18th inst. says;
The removal OF Rufus +. Andrews from the post OF
eurveyor Of the port Of New York is RECEIVED win
great dissatisfaction By the majority o. the mon Foet
O. that'cty and Of the State. The niger o. iNhti""
Weed so potent for mischief IN the party he acts WITH
AID so weak in good works agrins the oppos' lon ~
nnd 10 be at tto bottom Of the DIS ness anu
81 "a claimed Thar the removal has been made
60. no other cause than 10 concibate hiip ts-
" ards the Administration. BE this as IL may ~ Is
aud tried and fai,bfn Supporter OF the Union Cause
SO remove him ron Office sumnarily without stating
any ground therefor or giving HIN az, oppoTiant;;
Known il Connecticut as one Of the best and most 81
1ectiyc carapaisnere on the stump during orr A't
Springs canvass aid it Is with regret that we agar OF
rs nncaIled for displacemeLt from IN Office whose
duties Il Ia not denied that he has discharged wen any
Shfuhy II this has been done at the solicitation OF
Mr. Weed who ms The Sorin gfe!d Reat'icdn 81 sa
fn dahine about for year for opportunity 10 Igo
Tor the Democratic candidate for Prendent 1t renecs
no credit on tie good Of the powers that be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
phi,naeIpl,ia CATTLE Market.

sypr 2lt io6'-The arrival and $50 Of Beef cstle '
week lrg, the entire oG~rng- amornns to 219 head
The deuad nr X md pTces rernrned tbou'
toe sare quoted Prime sud Extra cattle sold AZ from
fIG 70 Per obs. sni f.ir to good at fron - lsf
lew cattle here sod to q Baltimore at s'1+d gross iof
heavy .,
Snyrr-Thc sale Of Sheep amounted 70 nearly 1000 head
Notwithstanding he large NUMBER. price. were wen nen
tanned Good 10 Fx.fa quality having sold al from IA &c.
Der h. and common 20 fir at from td5c.
HoGsThc iIog m4ff quite bsiss and s hesd were
sold a. from sds = 100 H. Tie at price for
tic bos 3D. $500
(cysThe sne ~ amounted 20 ~ heed. ~ prc,'
ng from 21o pei hssi ior SprngeIs. AID .som 80
= :, lVfoT Cow snd calf, a. to quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
NAILS Close n, the ro.,-cmce.

sent p! y p m
rbnr.5ay ssp. p M
For Havana, 5y steamer Hs,aIl. IhuTsiay, sept.
p Observation-Disclosures p. H.
Decay q ssen Fil,y scpt. 21............... iol
For Great Britain AMI tho Cou.ineni 10y stseu-
er America Sl'uTily. Sept A................. m
For New Cr.,aas ~ steamer Morning siar, saiur- ,
dfNs S'p.filof sss''.s-+'t. ~ " N
North-ai AMY. Ir!rD and taa-da - and ~ D.
No.ih and N..t ~, N.i.......................
Wes.rrn Mail sa .e "a road .....a a. and "a y.
.oleru and sousl "a esteem Aa.5 n - = snd III +.
-..,-u TO- 100, and u y.
srunost ana Fail !.
Tho Long sad Nsil lose. at.........5 AID y. ~
s.ulsy sssi,-n Snnl v al mails close at...... - p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
0Little ysaeClei:an.'

s t,. canyasa thai they would carefully abstain nom
snv persoaaites Ia tho conduct of the present campaign
or snch. tho mott offensive always epthets but we
may scry accept those which are bestowed upon zoe
guilty OF no dsrespect Mr. President Lincoln when
We speak Of him as Homes. Abe or Old Abe we
N ght be p4rloned eyen n ve adopved lhs IEil,ar
sopbr,otet cf the youug gentleman wso commanded
though he did no, lead the Army OF the Potomac We
Sneln thai u Little Nee We recognize tue proper
of the d,mnutive expressive OF the CHARACTER OF
the man bu, no. 10 be too familiar With one WHOM We