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RaasHusNsa sailed

IN steamship tse,iea for 8rs.<s ia SO.,sampes0 W.,
Theodore Fey. Mr., Ia Corosiius Miss H. Gray, z; v.
WEIGH d. McDous VIM L.,htins ysios F0r:tmsnn, Geo.
F, ss chj .:a. . A. LG S as Sss. r.
Notebook and child W. TINKER Mr. and Mrs stephen Bush;
& k. . . .sS PEI ..o,l M Hs
Muer r. Werner Loni. saute John Claim, Jsc Gold
.toin II. stemPelann g b Lsisr, Peter HID, II Z Thorn,
Mr. and Nrs john Nege. and Children Jacob Rnk AID
chAd Jacob specs imonD John }. ensch, Join Meyer.
In steamship Penn,yraais 10, Liseypooi and 9,eer,sors
swm G.n and hay M. More M,s t;s.y, Wa r. W. Z.
ss,se sIe. B9ssap ,n leonard MIS-, .ns AM,
eIsrp. ' S ssi i M isn't rsy Mei. Pants " T. John.
;sn ind s e. sS, a.
O. Roare and family MI Pst,ss,n Mr. Richard hob9s y
?. Wiut', D. Bspesli ~ . y Brown Q. a. "siney '."'
;sm' S q a. H.! nr SgI;0 o.. Ss Ss, o.
Coiumodore Nut Rodias Na,t: M' Cromwell BiIthovS,
Ph N,d Jea.0n ~ s;%sy ss p.s cSSp :ni
LADY, Rev Mr. Wake and .dy jaime. Hamilton, Mr. Roy
mond United Consul Of Iced. yiih other. in .,s'I re
Ss ( % .. A ~ M; .ss M.
]sae. Gesnei, Mr. aud Mr.. GeoIs. II Brett and .s,ya.
Cot A. Warner wife aud con, Mis- Mary wanson Gen.
1oll l. Sw !'sss f. u pef III
J. Chasron C. Bru, O. w Banker w. Comes MI s snS
Mrs T.. Thompson and children T. Guion tdv-'9 sss
Nc and Mrs John Dois aud child Jane. Brown l. T. Asn
Pot w.acs 4 Sh.!IEsn y. Senn Re-, M . sns
c. Denoasion John 81 Kestins Capt r. G; HANGS an:
WIFE, M and Mrs Alexander sswa g. and DC shisr1s B,sn
Mia Pauline Williams and child Mde Boo,snps Mr. tans
,,t Mr.. O l. Morse L:ai: Jars'iwi 9I sss., LeS
Z ~ Joseph Boutelnps, Mr.. Enslsndsr Dr. w H. Perbee
ton IT, D. duemy A. Adandss Mt l. PSnssn NJ,
Ru.,on and niece Misses start, Mis- Cordeis Psssee
Mis- Stems. M. caFhsr d2 children Mr. MiaT ssD.
Mi. a. Kesrnv Ma j. H. Van Antwerp Mr.. and Mrs W.
P,h MI. Mary p stewart M,: Francis . MTx Nis
Enilv A. Horler Mr and Mrs Joseph G. Bates, MIs Y
Turner aud children John Mccsrsy Louis Lso Wii,,.
Rpsh CoreT,s R. RusL.on Miss Pauline g. Bloom, MT
Mary G Lyrsb, John o. Lysrh Mn nsry Gsrhsr snS 81,
smith Oliver Browny Mrs sdlsy, Rotsts X. ssndersor,
v Darwin, John Peters, Jsmes Brown.
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please send them Immediately 10
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Treasurer
No. % Maiden Lane.
GIFT or PLUM PUDDING.
Among the contributions has been one OF twcntJ
pounds OF plum pudding through Mr.. g. :. NoWallc.s.
by tho and officers Of tho City Hall Precinct
Police.
AsTEAMKR TO RLCEIvE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Mr.. Arthur Leary has kindly placed Mt the disposal
Of tho committee the free OF the fast steamer James
4. Brady which will take In any further contributions
in hand that may arrive late. at the south side OF Pier
No. 4. North River. mp 10 10 o'clock today.
FOR sHERIDAS's ARMY.
Tho COMMITTEES on Saturday sent $4,000 worth Of
turkeys to our troops IN the Shenandoah Valley.
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SHIPPING lNTBLLIGENCH.
PORT or NEw-YORK.. ..Novnxssa IS
Cleared.

CLEARED. ...
sesr .hip Penusyvans tBr), Prowse, Lverpco, Williams
sie.m'lp City Of Baltimore tBr,, Mrchouse, Lverre',
Steamship ung shuey HildIs,h, Eeworesns II. Boon
Steamship Guiding Star, Knapp, New-orlesr' Jsmss
ste1Inss Chesapeake wHlets, Portland. u. B. Camrs
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore Baltimore.
seeuer John Gibson Bowen, Phihdelphis, VIM j. Tssio'
slip Grand csnsrie tspsn Alozsns Los Palma AIDE Ne
Bari Tee.e lBreu) Hemers, Valparaiso and Css0, Ru
Bark AnEa, Tronehin 'M'ci Won Tronehir. Lond'N
nsrs stoe.hon tswed.,. Lindterr, Antwerp, Furek
Bark Msgdalens.. Day, Aspin~ all P.p,ma r; r. Co
Bark .s6eIa Ridley iBr) Baiey HarOor Grace. sfisr
s.,s ; ssa.nins Eswna., Cow By, W. E Nelson
fs mssS b g. iads Antwerp s's fel sL
Rds Bertha tH.,, oerd.n, Rio G,.nde, Fmch Msiacts
B,s %. Hermann Ham,. HO'msnn PerusnbOc', Fa'eA
BIS G.bArts tBil Patterson. Savanna la Mar, Henry D.
Brs iaihide tBh) Pepper; Bermua.. Jones Lorsh.
BEs retriever ,Br. Shelley, ch'ros'e'0wp, T. D. i
T., s Sree Gs 49, s.r, Ts.,.,., co~R ....-.
ssS. AM: NJ !siS Isi::Hi sss.r; sT S2
scir Abigail Jennings Bennett, Accomac, A. c. Hsvsns
schr. Mary Adelins Davis, Aecopac, a: c, Hsy.ps.
sehr. Phebe Nelson Keen, Baltimore. }. w. Mckee
schr. Ella Crswe. Stevens. Boston. Crowsll Psra
seir. Messenger Holden; Weymouth. 7. " Hsviand
SchI. Nellie Bloomfield. Harvey, stamford.
schr Fountain Davis, GEORGETOWN, Bentley Smith Co.
scir. J. Morton iBT.l. Coruw allis. ID. r. DeWoI
schr. Arctic. Hicks, Georseo~n, A. Abbott.
Arrived.
steamship - new, rO". 0Oed.pe.d: L.Idi,s Come
In tow of steamer Charles Brn,cn-to VIM. n. 0ood,reed
Steamer Pee Howard Bssuor. 81 hsurs, ud's and ps's,
Murray Nephew. ......
Steamer - (new) -, Myst!c IN tow Of ,.ssmius D
Steamer Aueric,, Vernon, Philadelphia n,.s,er.
loan. 81 iP !, Snip I.-na MOs. and aI Xxx Wee: l.:
ROY, seam.n died, sud was buIed Gses.
u s'san ,,ei.p95. c.i,s,rn. Godfrey Mssis 5syM
experienced heavy uohsr in the DUFF which continued foi
several hours and has had strong bead winds since leaving
Z. 3 steam transport An''', CIR Fortress A'nr0s' y
hours, 10 u. g. On
yo ~ ' Mo"ros ?, hour. 70 u. S. ON
u. s. supply steamer kewb.rn Rcbt T. Haley command,
trea the North A,lsnc Blochsdng Squadron.
ship Ch..cn tof B.tmoe). Bryan, R.ngoon 1apy
Good IIops sept aud ST Helena isth the sqastoS
3oh put 81 thou, fo supply OF real ps
B.A Monte1da,, M,mmOUd Barb,ioe. II days nicsnes
7. 4. Dwight
Br < Model Presley Eis,bethpor, 'or Bo.'cu:
Prl"cs LEI Inst end ln,sus &h salt Iorxood Brett SIS
Co. "a inst, spoke brig william A. BsoA heres fer f'"
schr lei, Smith Bangor.
scbr. 5. NJ. Tyler. Crosby, Boston for Troy
scbr willard ssal.Ssry NicS~r.on, New-Hs,,n.
scl. Caroline Grant Pfcs,.y ElkAbethpor ioE bo''oa
schr. A. ~ Ae1cn, Hal, horw.n 49,,
schr E.sss Po.. Fusnbe,hpoft for New Haven
schr n. w Saith, Hooker, Alexandra, days in eas'~
sch D. T. Sawyer. Sheppard. FOItEs" Monroe dsy' v
schr Convoy Orb Merrill Bridgeport, C. B. Il d'y',cesl.
Nm. y. Brown L Co.
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Coyrnr CAI,ENpAR-TpIs DAf

S,yREME COURT-GEgERAL ERM.-tPfeieHeo
C.n+s)-Nos 2, 3 T. ~, ~ to II inclusive oo-
'TPRENE CoUKT-CRcuIT-Par I--Nos. ~
.1 04 MS 1885 1896 1884, l53 231i 1897 1888 III 81
yy't gsi la, g.is 6, 1905 1o.7, 1857 Part Nos
$40 1850 1915 1885, 1919 2s2 1910 1888 1885, 1850 s'os
i7o. l422 PAS, 2+64, 2+so, 2414. 2SS lS,d 94'4
: SUPREME CoURr--SPEcIAL TERM.-tDeDiurfers.)
No. 30 tissues OF law and ieipNos IA, &c. SOI 1o', ~
307 TO $50 inclusive. 80 oo- mr., ,,co
asa aa09 aol ,3 l743 1925 $780, .sas 2-57 1905, PA
ego cool Part UNos. r25o, 1918 35+4 4so 5000 1902
$50 1850 ASST ASA, 1856 ASA, 4so, 1852, <Sti.
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs.-Port Mos. 743
non "A, xJ2 ISL SO s0g 3d. 3l III ~ 74o o5l 49, PI
IcNos 257 la is &9o 7s, $751; 6a, o tai, ls' e4' sSi
$40 So, b97
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BORT Waroens' Notice.
srArE % NHw-YoRn;
PoRr-WAHDINg OyyICs, No. lo< Wsii-e

STATE % NHw-fokn
.----.. PoRr-WAxDxNs OyyICs, No. loS Wallet
NOTICE Ia hereby given. in accordance VIII
~ section Of the act passed April H. 1887 entitled
At to Reorsanss tho srdsns Oe Of tho toes OF 49,
York" 10 eli psrsous Interested la, having ehsss o.
subject msitsi II such isqahy. s4aassdcn @ survey
the following vessels under elimination by tne
Wafdens and that the ssid surveys % examinations w
completed within ten dsys usss ssccsedaas shs nooes
a Stsanuship Morning Star.
Stsamship Mcnaeaumss.
RNh lmpsrados.. '.'"'''"'","'''',; N ~ rt1
nna Tine. ..TpQmP.on
MINTHORNE TOMPkINS, TIss''s's
j. Ave's HBlainAH. SecIenTy.
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s; SPAR. snd 20. esptarsd BY the Florida He
mat 18th And FOR the last three months hae
been wing SICK a. eho above residence his funeral
will take ssc, at p TO- day, from tie residence OF
Insn
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Nov ia-ae,n.r,-Amrri.s City Of Baltimore. Pslrsyh
,,nl, Godrn Rule Guiding Star. Flung Shpey, Msrpo's
ships-Carivsn, RIO Crsnic. . 49,,
M,E,-W.I.in, Marlslens Son Augustine, CLINE.
Briss-Lucy Haywood Daniel Boone, Retriever.
srhou.r,EGeorse Prescott frer, John o. Havers Nsr
ssret Ann J. Woolcy Sarah Evans, g. Whss.sr MMcirs
Anna Davidson 4. II. Bnrton.
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pn.senRcrs Arrived.

r. s,erD,.v Tao. T. Sect lyoas Nesc Oleaas.Co A.
Ua,ske IJr G. n Harrow, Lieut. r. Is. Buskrk y Bellies
apt Wm II. Picsenfaugb Lieut.. N. Gregg F. WbteomSs
Cant J. Ali-e. Lieut. A. II. LooormeA Cept ~ no,stot
Clpt j. Stewart Cap. j. Rodeers Cap, Hodge, esyt
Msrwel, Lieut. Logndon, Lieut. Bro ldmen Lie1; =; "
Nsm.r Lieut. A. ". Young. Lieut. Bhhn. Lieut. j. "is
Dr J. T. Graf, II Rebel officers and $50 others.
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This Bank VIII remove to its magnificent new Banking
u.o NJ u. R,oadvav on he 2s,h inst and win be pre-
psred 20 receive city accounts heretofore declined iof VA"
accommodation in it, Temporary of'ces
The buying and selling Of Government Securities VIII 'e
continued as heretofore in special department FOR 'hs p
pose.
Dealer, and depositors mos, generously dealt with
sArusL C. TEoNPsoS, Pre'idsn'
JAMES CuRPHRY. Cashier
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brlievvd "a be mortal Frsncis Fitzgerald, who 70 Al
lseeA 70 have committed the assau was erreasso sno
taken 10 tho Fvsex Market Police Court where he was
'ccmmitted by gastice Shaney and Porker was taken
70 his rsstdeDss No. 4si Cherry.rt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

The schooner Green County Farmer while going rougI
Hell Gate Saturday morning struck Pot kook and
run ashore 20 kecp her from Aiming
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The Soldiers, Thanksgiving Dinnes.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt:

The following are additional contributions t
the Thanks giving Dinner for the soldiers received py
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also acted WITH signal esssrosiy The present h
whom II will be impossible to reaeb-wi fall to partak0
of good old hioned Thsnk sgvipg 10 the shapS
OF most ps!aable turkeys, chickcns sandwiches PIES
end other solids and delicaeies. :
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~ Memoranda.

Tho bark Emily aud Ada johnson, recently returned ssieS
saturday for Belize noai the dsnases WHICH wefeES
ding having been repaired She had phN On board 'hs
tue OF the collision. .'..... .."
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BURGLAR CoxMrrED.-On Saturday morn.

BURGLAR COMMTTED.-On Saturday morn.
ing Henry BTacclon entered Mr.. William Gifoid's
apartments. q; Ma. % West Houstop.st and was dis.
covered by Mrs. Clifford, who woke her husband. Mr..
Clifford gIappled with the burglar. but, having his
thumb bitten loosed bis hold, and Braccon fled. He
was pursued down Wooster-st. by Officer Christie Of
the Eighth Precinct until he encountered Officer Dooey
npon whom he drew revolver but befor. DO could
il the officer Knocked him 20 the pavement. Tho pris
taken 10 the Jefferson Market Police COur l.
where he was committed IN default Of o. 600 bail
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Hoeeinia Of RreAse

Nov. 1922 400 bbp. FloRy, 800 bbls. Whisky. ~
bbls. Corn Meal, 49, 100 BUSH Wheat 1000 bush Corn
"a 500 bush. Oats. $500 pkgs Provisions. coo pkgs
Lard 1857 pigs. Butter 20 pkgs Ashes ss3 pkgs Oh
Cake IVA Hatf 500 10 H f'tt %
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fAdvertissngent1

The onietness of Electi0n-Day is attributed
10 ,h nanny Of Ksyrs East INDIA CosPEs. taken :,
most voters AZ breakfast Sold by al grocsrs At twenty
cents rer pound General Depot No. l5i Rseds"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

DIAMOND RIsa SToLES.-Detective Eustace
Saturday arrested Kate Constantine on charge Of
having stolen diamond ring. valued at o. 000 from
Mrs IT. Van Buren, wife Of Thomas b. Van Buren,. Re.
publican AssemblymAn elect. Tie accused WAS EN-.
ploycd DnIss. on the 9Th ult et Mrs. Van Buren,
louse. and the 9TH she went elsewhere. and imme.
diieIy after her departure the ring missed Ibe
girl went from Mrs. Van Burens 20 Mrs Lorrillards
and Ia alleged tn have taken costly amethyst brooch
en leaving thai place She WAS committed by Justice
Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

CAAPvILLE NEW. YORK, Nov. 10. ls64.-Stmemcnt Of
Live Stock transported the road for the week end
ing Saturday Nov 49, le6li l+l Of Cattle. o. cars
Of hogs, 50 cars o. Sheep cars Of Horses cars Of
Calves. Total for the week 81.
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Acknowledgement.

TRY IT.-The Japanese Polish, me only ar
tice hnt ladies their BAmorsis snd ea''hhs |"
b,,t h ling can bs obtained q, all the shoe Gcres
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ConyyR or BROADWAY AND WALLsTr NEW lohx
Deal. extensively and specially IN Government secof's
$40 notes. 52Os lC4s and Sizes OF 1884, Stamps spseir
and State money Interest slowod accounts ny fpee
agreement. r. W. ADAM i''"
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun R..,..e.54 SON S~t- .....%;1 Noon kIs<s'.I2 q"
HIsH wAryR THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. l9I Gov. lssnd... 2:02 He'll GAs'. 80
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aim Of solvent banks and o. s. Dtmssd

'Adveriisereu'.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Nrw-IORK.
q. s DsPosrYoRY.
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EsrABIssurp August J, 1899.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

FiRB IN BROADwAY.-The building No. ], $50
Broadway seriously damaged by ire early yester
day morning. Tie Grst floor occupied by Mr. Nor
wool, trunk maker. loss about 100. Ibe second
Avor was occupied by Mr.. T. r. Houscn mattress man.
ufactnrcr losS on machinery and stock $a.0O; IN.
cured. The third hcor occupied By Mr. II. j. Doc
the Grocer Company The building IL owned by Mr..
Charles Benrdscy and Il damaged 10 the amount Of
5000; insured In the Indemnity Company. The al
Joining building No. az also owned by Nr. Boards.
lev, ard occupied by Abraham Lee Co. was damaged
10 the amount Of e., 0Oo: insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

ALLEGED THEFT IN A observation-disclosures
Michael OBrlen and Michael German arrested by
officer Horbet. of the Fifth Prccact aud taken to tho
Torubr where Thomas Falaer. Of No. IA North First.
st. jersey City appeared and testified that the night
Of the 10Th inst lie In drinking saloon in Westst
cor Of jag, when having made bet with O'Bren, he
exhibited roll OF New Jersey bank bills Of small DO.
nominations In all amounting ~ $500 d Bfien then de.
clned 10 accept the wager but soon aiterw ard en-.
braccd Faaler and II is alleged thrust Ills hands into
fslabers pocket and stole tho money. As he was on
the l7 inst seen with bills IN his possession answering
the description 81 those that taken from the
plannn' Ulirien was committed, also Michael
German
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SrABBiSG ArPRAY.-On Saturday night, in a
fght In Monroe-st.. near Corlsars Hook, Edward
psrh,r was stabbed In the abdomen and his wound 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

FonT LAFAYETTE, "A large number Of pris-
oneTs have been sent For; Lafayette within the last
few weeks-in all about fifty loaicers and noneommi--
stoned officers. in addition TO the seyentyh,e Rebels
formerly there have been received. Among them are
Gen. Paige and STAFF captured at For, Morgan. Mobile
Bay. Some OF she minor officers In charge Of the Fort
have been superseded. and the change Is ssd 10 lie
quite agreeable TO the older prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

DEATH oP A Worthy OPPICEn.-fieut.- Col.
James A. r. Hopkins lJ9d Regiment New York Vol.
uteers ed Metropoltan) died Saturday afternoon
at the residence Of Inspector q. w. Dilks. No. lls
hcDougalst. Of pneumonia. Col Hopkins was for
many years Captain Of the Third and Sixteenth Police
Precincts Of this city. When tie above regiment wis
raised. over two years since. no Wa given the Lieu
tenant Coonelcy ana proceeded With che regiment To
New Orleans. lie participated in the siegs VI Port
Hudson. aud other engsgepents subsequently he was
appointed Chief Of Police II Ncw.Oreans. and Chief Of
the United States Detective Force Of that city. His
falling health induced him to return north. and after
rscuperstnF some he left for ON the
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EVENING EXCHANGE
)iffshnrrh.
Am. God.
sATURpAY, Nov. l9-P. NJ,

Stocks steady after TIE cal, and Cod q ciose Of
seport selling at 20.
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PROMENADE CONCERT OF THE TwEyTY-SEc.
oND REcMESr.-The Tweni. Second Regiment New
York State Militia gave the first Of a series ofIrome
made concerts " Saturday night o. their Armory, Four
under the manag cement Of Mr. i. I. He.Dsmul'er.
The very handsomely decorated. Ia niidire
1t was thronged by goodly coWpany who seemed 10
enjoy the music and the pleasant coupanionsp which
was everywhere evinced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

PETTrs THE PoRGER.-Several attachments
have been lodged in the SleIihs Office against Spencer
Pettus the forger Of which is in suit brought by
Roberts, the broadway tailor 20 collect the amount 81
Petuss tsoTs bill Something Of the style In which
the .orger lived be inferred, that be kept xix horses
and two carriages and drove the finest turnouts that
ever graced the Central Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21
DRuGGED AND RoBBEp.-On Thursday nigh

DRUGGED AND ROBBEp.-On Thursday night
last John Brown. while In his room at No. ~ Oak ST..
was induced to drink glass Of druTged vino by Mary
Strauss. lie fell asleep. and On awaking somc hours
after lie found that the girl had gone and with her his
money. amounting 70 eos On attempting to leave
tho room he found the door locked tho outside HIS
cries Tor help brought assistance. and he released
Yesterday the cupi was arrested In the low dance.
house No. 10 Cherryst. She was committed by Justice
Hogan for trial Brown is st suffering from the effect
Of thu dIuggcd liquor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-21

Total. 1880 7ei sa22751l s,.3soe7e
The condition Of the State banks on the oath OF
September is thus rcportedin The Albany Eren;ar
Lrnrz1J,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

punishment on those who resist their an.
thority."
$500 REWARD United States
Deputy Marshals, J. NJ. Woodruff, OF
Knoxville, J. L. Bashore Of Center.
vile. iowa, were assassinated on Sat.
urday, Oct. I, at o'clock, p. m, on
the highway near Jas A. Cravers, in
Sugar Creek township, Poweshiek
county, Iowa, by party of men re-
turning from military drill.
Mike Gleason, one of the murder.
ers, is wounded and arrested.
John Fleener and Samuel Fleeper,
men six feet in highth, with red hair
and trcckled faces, and Perry McFar.
lamb man of low stature and very
dark complexion, are suspected, with
others. ..
/ offer the above reward-the Gov
ernor being; absent from the State-to
any citizen, for the arrest and convic.
ton of the murderers, or 500, for the
arrest and conviction of any one of the
murderers of Woodruff and Bashore.
]. B. GR1NNELL,
GRINNELL, Poweshiek County, Iowa
Oct. 2. 1864,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
The Rebel Invasion of Missouri

ST. Louis, Sept. 30.-An officer reached
the city last night from Pilot Knob. Ac.
cording to his report there was skirmishing
with the rebels at Tronton on Monday, after
which the Union forces fell back to posi-.
ton in and about the Notifications. On
Tuesday a strong column under Gen. Cabell
assaulted the works, coming up to the d;aw.
bridge sally port, but were repulsed. They
next placed cannon on the height so as to
give them tolerable command of the fort. =
At three o'clock the next morning therefore,
Ewing evacuated, and retreated hastily to.
ward the south west branch of the Pacific
Railroad, fifty miles distant, with the inten-
ton of reaching Harrison's Station in Frank.
lin county. A rumor prevailed this morn.
ing that he reached there safely. but it lacks
confidential confirmation. In the retreat
horses were pressed, and as many Of his men
as possible were mounted. The garrison
consisted Of eight companies Of Col Tom
Fletcher's new - months regiment, the 4th
iowa, Missouri battery, detachment of
Missouri Cavalry, and the white and black
residents Of the town; in all not two thous-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

The joint discussion, between the oppo-
sing candidates for congress in this Dis
trict, Hon. j Grinnell, and Hon. Ira G
Mitchell, will take place at
OTTUMWA,
on Monday, October 18th. 1t is possible
that other speakers may be present Oh the
occasion, if so, announcement will be made
in due season. Will our friends through
out this county bear this meeting in mind
and make arrangements to attend it in large
force. We trust the time for reasoning to-
gether has not quite passed away. If there
ever was time when the people ought to
be open to convection, and disposed to list
ell to reason, it is emphatically n0p.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

JEFF. Davis, the chief OF sinners and
traitors, is said to be in Georgia.
What he went there for we can't say
for" sure" Some say he has gone to
head OF an alleged peace movement in
that qusrter-a secession from Sece-
STA, under the ausuices of Gov. Brown
and Vice President Stephens. 9th.
ere hint that he had found out that his
tenure of Richmond was uncertain,
and that he chose to place himself on
the safe side Of Grants present and
future lines. These are the two YER
sions. Neither may be true. But
"you pays your money and you takes
your choice" We suspect that the
rebel is getting somewhat shaky, and
is looking out for that last ditch!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

Last VIII and Testament OF Susannah lAbrahams,
deceased. In County Court CT Wapello county,
Iowa SIS 't# = 80 --'''
Notice is hereby given that the 5th day of Sep
tember, A. D.. 1894, an instrument of writing pur-
porting to be the last will and Testament Of Susan
nan Aorahams, deceased, was produced, opened,
ana read In open court, and the first Monday in
November, A. D. 1864, being the 7th day Of sai0
month, Is hxed by the coErt as the day on which
proof ofthe gennineness OF said win will he heard
At which line and place all persons interested may
De heard. T. BIGHAM.
sept. ~, lSS+4w County Judge.
Publish four weeks in the ottumwa Weekly Cour.
Ter. T. BIGHAM, County Judge