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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

Washington, July IL.
A special to the Tribune says at o'clock
last evening our forces were seven miles
beyond Leesburg 10 pursuit of the rebels,
who we're making rapid time up the Shen-
andoah valley towards Stanton. A number
of stragglers we're captured BY our cavalry
and sent to the rear.
1t is believed Gen. Evans was severely
wounded in the fight before Washington,
and was lying very low in the vicinity Of
Leesburg, concealed by sympstbizers.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday at
Great Falls, in the direction of Edwards
Ferry, supposed to be . collision between
our advance and the rebel rear.
On Saturday the enemy pickets were
posted along Goose creek, about twenty two
miles above the Chain bridge, twenty. five
miles from Washington, and about half way
from Drainesville and Leesburg. The reb-
els were in strong force. Rebel cavalry
scouts in considerable force came into Lees
burg last night, three miles beyond the
bridge, found our piskets there, and cleared
out with their knowledge quickened by q
few musket balls.
A provisional brigade, organized for the
defence Of Washington, and composed Of
the slightly wounded from the various hos
pitals, has been disbanded. Most Of the
most of the meo will be sent to their regi
ments in the field to-day.
The following dispatch is from the Rich
mond Enquirer of July 10th:
OKALoNA, July IA.
To Gen. Bragg:
We attacked column of the enemy un-
der Smith yesterday, who was on the
march from Pontotoc. We attacked him
in bis position at Tulepo this morning, but
could not force his position. The battle
was drawn one, and lasted three hours.
(Signed s. D. LEE, General.
Harrisburg, July 18.
One Of the mail agents from Hsgerstown
reports on his arrival here to-day that
we'll authenticated rumor prevailed ysster-
day of collision between our forces and
the retreating rebel raiders at Leesburg,
Va, resulting in the capture Of eight hun.
dred wagons loaded with corn and oats.
Many of the teamsters cut their horses
loose and managed to escape, but 10 the
effort to repulse the tremendous onslaught
of our troops, hundreds of the rebel escort
were captured.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

~ There are two men in the country
whom the rehsls hste above oil Others.
They are Lincoln and johnson. Could any
stronger argument be offered to prove that
they are just the men to be elected Presi-
dsst and Vice Presidest2 Do loyal men
desire any stronger induoement TO give
them hearty support!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

A dispatch from Niagara Falls says G c.
Clay, of Alabama, Jacob Thompson, Messrs-
Beverly Tucker and George N. Saunders
are at that place to devise basis for action
at the Chicago Convention which shall end
the war, and secure the triumph of the
Democratic party. Though not claiming to
speak for the seeded States as yet, they
hold out strong hopes Of getting their as
sent. The propositions are believed to be
as follows:
First, return secededStates to the Uuion.
Second, Assumption Of Confederate debts.
Third. Recognition Of the freedom of slaves
actually emancipatcd in the progress of the
war, and the status quo ante belzMm Is to al
others.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
A Brisk Skirmish.

The Herald's correspondent gives an &C
count of a marine raid as follows, near
Point of Rocks. Virginia:
At 4 o'clock a. m. Monday, July llth,
Lieut.. Chambers, of the Third Pennsyl-
vania Artillery, with 130 nen, crossed
James river, below Dutch Gap, and above
Gen. Foste. s pontoon bridges, for the pur'
pose of attacking some rebels stationed in
some mills, barns and houses, situated on a
place known as Cox's Farm. The force
having looked at the designated spot below
Dutch Gap. from the steamer Stepping
Stone, remained there until nearly daylight
yesterday morning, at which time the COM
manding lieutenant determined the attack.
The enemy was found in strong force in
barns, mills aid houses of the faru. They
consisted of three hundred troops, COM
manded by Lieut.. Gov. Harrington. Of
South Carolina, who was captured. When
our forces advanced to within fifteen yards
Of the buildings, the enemy opened brisk
fire with musketry, resulting in no injury.
When the discovery was made that the
place could not be taken by any regular
attack, Lieut.. Chambers ordered a charge,
most CALAMITY leading it, which resulted in
the capture of one lieutenant and sergeant
and badly wounding one corporal and elev-
en- privates. The command was accompa.
MED by firing party, which upon arriving
at the buildings smoked the rebels out,
compelling them to give battle in open
ground In the engagement which imme-
diasely followed, the rebels suffered severe
ly in killed and. wounded /; our loss only
one man. A torpedo, together with . gal
vanic battery, large quantity of powder,
small arms, ammunition and camp equipage
captured. Also large amount of grain
destr owed.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

DoN'T GET DIscoURAGED.-When Grant
lay at Young's Point, and bad failed with
bis canals, and his Yasoo expedition. and
bis assault on Haine's Bla6. . rebel prison
er vas exulsing. and said Grant had failed
in everything aod must give it up; Vicke-
burg could not be taken "Dout trouble
yourself." said Uoios soldier, "Grant has
thiry.seven plans !. he pocket yet r.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
Washington News.

The New York Posts Washington special
says Secretary Fessenden will soon issue
proposal for . more extensive loan than
City millions.
He reports the confidence felt In Grant
by bankers and 6nsuciers in New York ss
one Of the most gratifying features Of his
visit.
The heads of Departments have called
for lists of clerks Who refused to join the
force in defence of Washington.
The Baltimore railroad is fully repaired,
aud trains. run regularly. Gunpowder
bridge Is fully repaired. All trains are
running regularly - heretofore, to and
from New York and Washington.
The rebel loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners in their demonstrations agaiost
Washington will be over two thousand.
Prisoners represent sixty-three different
regiments, and beloag to Eve different d.
visions.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

~ Adjutant Gsseral Thomas is in St.
Losis for the puTDose Of having the remsio-
iog negroes IN Missouri put isto tie mill
taIy service.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

~ Mr.. Dayton has given . grand din.
uer to Captain Winslow, Of the Kearsage
and al the officer that oould Be spared from
duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
Board of Counc;imen.

The Board mel at / O'Clock p. N. on Thurs
day. The President Councilman HAYES, In .hc chair.
Mr.. BRANDON presented resolution that the Con
roer be directed to draw his warrant in favor Of Bird
get Mulhaye the mother Of John Muhaye, FOR the sum
Of $500 as donation for injuries which the latter sus
tanned during the July riots. The preamble aceompa
nyng the resolution states that the boy was looking
nom his window day during the rios when he was
shot whereby he lost The Of his eyes and ma his
mother is in very INDECENT circumstances and was com
PEELED 10 incur considerable medical expense, tho rcso
luton IL intended to reimburse her for such outlay
Laid over
The Board concurrcd IN the resolution Of the Alder
men calling for the appointment ~ Joint counittee
of Six 10 confer with tie Mayor and Gen Sanford %
select plot of ground for Division Parade Ground,
and the President appointed Messrs Roper Opdyke,
AID Reilly as such Committee on the part OF this Board.
Adjourned to Monday next. 4 O'Clock p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

DRUGGrNG SOLDIERS - Three supposed
thieves from New.Yoik Patrick McGough. George
McGraw and John LAMBERT taken before Recorder
Msrtindalc of Jersey City yesterday. charged Will
having administered a poisonous drug 10 soldier be
longing 10 thost Massachusetts, Cavalry with the sup
posed Intention Of robbng him The accused parties
iuduccd the soldier 20 into Tayors saloon 70 take
drink with them and managed 20 insert powder Int
the liquor which he drank The bar keeper observed
the mpvement and setting tho tuber aside quietly sent
for The police Detective hilcsuloy and officer ODOn
nell subsequently came In and took The three men int
custody but the soldier had gone out aud could not b,
found. The drcgs in the lumber submitted chs
Inspection Of physician and were found ~ consist o
snuff and morphine. Tho prisoners were committed "a
await further examination. number Of cases where
soldiers have been robbed recently supposed to have
been brought about by the drugging process.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
TnrRsnaY. Feb. ls-p. N.

Gold opened at 160!0l604, but closed al
i59,alJ9s Upon the street Stocks strong and in
demand-Ere selling at il9i, and Harlem at ll7i;
Michigan Southern. sC. and Quicksilver, 57t. at TIE
Stock Exchange Governments were higher, and in de
maud Registered 6s Of 1881 sold at ll2i Coupons,
llO Gill For 1905 ll0i OIL; for April issue lii q
ll2 Currency Certificates. 99idl. For $50 Coupons,
lO7dlO7!. Border State stocks strong; Virginia S. 4S.
4e. North Carolina 6s co. Missouri g. 70, 77i Nilsson.
ri 6s to Pacific Railroad 75 a76 California Is 1856 Cam
ton Company Aloe; Delaware and Hudson, 1875 bid
Pennsylvania Coal, lsJ9lsji Quicksilver, 81! ass
Cumberland Coal, s. asst; Minnesota Mining Company
is Up to ei0ei Central Coal Company, SCI 59! Paci
&c Mail, 2lsa22o; New-York Central. l3iIal3is
Eric Railway. 1895 0ll9i; Erie Railway Preferred
l05Idl06; Hudson River. l4G,dIl7. Stocks
continue excited and the market has the same
irregular appo noticed for several days sharI
rise is succeeded by free sales to realize profits. nnde
which the market breaks slightly when a crowd Of
buyers come In and assisted by sellers to realize wh'
are anxious to get their stocks back put prices up agaI
20 higher rates There is more money and confidence
in higher prices than there stocks and natural
eonseoueuce the desire 10 buy advances prices irregu
Iarly. but steadily, from week TO week. Government
socks continue to lead tie market-Registered Ga o
1891 selling al 49, and 73Os Of February issue at th
same rate. Registered sos sold at 1917. Mis-
sonri Kopds continue firm and In demand. Al
railway mortgages are firm and offered very spar
ingly Mississippi and Missouri Lard Grants soia a
7o, and the Stock at 5i! Long Dock Bonds ITO. Few
hank shares are offered and no large amounts could b
had at quotations. Delaware and Hudson sold at 1851
10, and Penn. Coal at Ie5aIss There is to be another
yex.ra" dividend Wy This company. which Is quite a.
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ADVERTISEMENT

PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT - Work TEA,
PAYs-Nobusiness with few dollar, c.ntal n. -.
than the sale Of II. II. LLOYD Co.'S New ,d Ps....
MAPS and CBARrs TO suit the times" The demand i. -
and conatsntly increasing. The new Map coor.x
show The Rebellion a. 1t Was and Is with battle Fis,S
markell price 80 cents; Mammoth Coiored Eqaestsi.
Portrait OF Gen. Grsnt at the head Of his Staff % e.es
The Stations" 30 cents, Prince OF Peace 30 oscsss
Great County cGossd Map Of our Whole County" shes
works list. Samples nailed paid at these prss -
80 and SIS sample Packages by mai express end our n
and $50 sample Packages BY express al the love-
wholesale prices on receipt Of the money with Prics NJ
Instructions &c, will find very prompt and sstsctory -
Address Ii. Ii. LLOYD, Map aud Chan Pubishers,
No. 81 John at y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

Prof. J. W. Taylor, late Curator of the State
Cabinet OF Natural History at Albany. Is TO give
course Of five lectures upon Geology before the Mer
camille Library Association at Clinton Hall, Astor
Place. These lectures will be well Illustrated with
rocks. minerals fossils and series Of beautiful and
very Instructive geological and geological maps charts
and diagrams. The first lecture will DO given this
evening o'clock. Tho remaining four lectures will
follow consecutive evenings except Sunday the 2lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
CoCuIx's RESULTS or EMAsoIpAr1os.-Ths

Hon. james Speed OF Kentucky ina letter 10 the pub.
lishers. says OF this book: cit strikes me ~ book
calculated 70 do great good and viii take an active
interest In having circulated ant read in Kentucky
Stco ny early manhood have ever believed TINT
Slavery k the greatest National an upon which the
sun ooks In its diurpa career and yet II e sustained by
% plausible and interests powerful TINT It
no. only dineu but sometimes perilous TO say do
terrpie one the remedy must be difficult and may be
slow. Inc book Of NJ Cochin Ia especially valuable
now holding ou the cheering hspe that though the
romeo! msy % aow II must b spplisd ultimately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
A SOLDIER ROBBED AND LEFT TO PERISH IN

IHR STREEr.-Bc,ween L. and / o'clock yesterday
morning Officer Manning of the Jersey City Police
found named Michael 0Connel private in the
lst Massachusetts, Cavalry living nsensble and nearly
perishod the sidewalk AZ the corner Of Grand and
Gruve streets aud caused him 10 be- conycyed 10 the
Police-Staton. Subsequently IL was found that his
pockets had been Open and h. had been robbed
e1O In bills. which had been sesed up IN his coat.
pockets. OCoanel says he drank tour times during
the day and evening and recoecis OF being In public
house IN company With some strangers, part VI whom
held him hs the others ransaoked his pockets. and
they aiterR ard beat hin which the last he recoecs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES sCIRCUrT COUHT.-be'ofe Judso
SsIPsAN and Jury.
IMPORTANT REVENUE CAsE-wHEs DOGS THE SKIN
or CALF CEASE 10 BE CALFsKN AND
BECOME A KIPsKINf"
Msndel.on tgt Collector Barney.
This was an action 10 recover an alleged excess
Of duty paid Tho Collector Of this port under protest Ths
goods tie manufacture Of Agereau frcres OF
Irnon France and voiced ro1uz eirc or warci
cafkns They varied WEIGHT, and thu pla!rf caned
thu, portion OF ~. invoice which weighed more than trJ
three soar-fnue. OF shout eighty pound, pei dozen we're
not tanned c.,in. ~ithn tho meaning Of he nH 81 OF
1884, article known 70 trade and oommsrcr IS kip
sus and thus liable only ~ the duty eyied on 81 npye,
a;ne. eIeep. tanned ckins several leather dealers ,sa
shoemaker, .cstaoi behalf Of plaintiff tsat Afy skn
weighing forty pound. to the dozen is hipssin and
= called by the trade.
On the pert q hs Governmen. several prominent tanners
and Importer. were cssj anil testified tist weight IL no
criterion IN deanine whether certain skn IL o. 10 n"t
ca.n thai growth sd qa.y Of the skin are The only
ss e-, that caks weigh ~ 70 10 pounds pet Dozen
Several defined csskin the ssn OF veal or
young creature fed Ls nd e flesh OF which IL used or
food so TIA, tho ierrs fr-n'h KIP o. rscsn ORIGIN
among home dealers, ard "a Unknown sDons importers
sreopi ths; It Is soreirass .,e BY beys. aas. how
caskin which mas been io- Nsofai days VA
concluded this morning. thu rendering verdict i's TIC
Government i.
| james Ridywsy and Mes.rs MoCuloh and kusseH f'r
plaintiffs J.. Deahsd Smith srd Goa b. Loar'y sr tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
COURT cALFNpAR-Tu, DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUrT-Pir I.-Short causes
Mo- i3t ll2s 1864; 1877, 1873 l7l9 i7, 1923 Par H.
nos Sol 1883 zoos 935 lBl, 1867 2 56+, 1885, vy 1861
7ss 6a, $751; 9J6, 57e. 1889 ia. 6l8. s2e.
SUPaEhE CoURT-GERERAL 1ERN-Nos. 80, 40
2Ss Gt a. 8 a. 49, - 81 to 50 Of enumerated notion
SUPkNoR CoURT-Part I.-Nos. 1871 1913, 33l7,
f5I 1853 1900 1911, ISIS J5l5 yi7 1919 1891 aS23 ASS
~, Psr INos 2ol8 1850 2o5s, 1884, $3.50 237J 1850
JSd2' saSs, ass6 3Jos, $50 ssh, ss7s, 35,6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
CITY ITEMS.

EyRyYs TO COVE OPP.-The fourth Of the
free lectures before the Cooper Union viii be delivered
this evening at tbs Cooper Institute by Simon Stern.
Subcc,--"Wnys and Means OF Eleyating Socially and
Materially the Laboring Classes
Parker Pillsbury viii repeat his lecture on " The
Mystery o! tho War" at Professor Mattisons Church
this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

DISASTROUS COLLISION on THE STArg-Lm
P.upoAp-About 4'o'clock on the afternoon OF the
near HAMBURG resulting In the death Of drover ne
prohaby tai njuring Of another the hurting OF three
~ four others the killing Of number Of cattle and ne
demolition Of two locomotives and twelve or hftsee
freiuht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

HoPs.-Of strictly prime hops there are mons
left in the country and few If any in the hands OF ei
dealers. Mr.. Scott showed us samples OF very n'os
hons for Lich he paid IS cents they were second %
third grade. lie aud other dealers are paying al ne
way from u to 20 cents for poor 70 fair quality OF hops
There are great many very poor hops Tor whch tne's
l. In market. llOOpVIetOWn 0OulhnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

Mrs. III. B. O'LEARY, M. D.-NgURALari,
CsraaRH BRo.ruraL DfrycrLrrps DH0PsY Sc.-Nsmss q
rsdcns Ia York and Brooklyn restored from these ~
other diseases by Mrs OLgARr, may b. At her oea
GATES A. corner Hanlon.st. Brooklyn, N T. Odce hss9
from 10 m to .. H. Consultaiion fee. ~ b-lsdle1
cTos.n. Fulton Ferry, take Ful.ou-sv to Gates E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
UNITED STATES MARsHAIs oFFICE-FEn. IA
DHFKAUDIhg A RECRUIT.

William C. Ahern Of No. 10 Cherry street, a
Keeper Of pori.rhouse arrested for deranding William
5 Nson recrui, in the 9TH NevY0Ik Cavalry, Of s20o
bonrty-tnoncy.
When All "a wss brought - the n,Tfars oic- snd told
he pay the tie FORT he II fret chose tie
latter alternative swearing that he would 20 before h oli
paw mrsisi murray msdr out he oiT Tor lin ~ and
then be concluded TO .gofg,.
Marshal Murray today aen, 10 Mor-j-n. Din sls, dis
rorgcd by substitute brokers yesterday and h Will be paid
over 10 tie families Of the recruits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
fAdvertisement.l

SUCCESS IN LIFB.-See PHYSIOLOGICAL J0un-
for February. Phyaognomy. Physiology Phreoslev.
Psychology, and Lihnology. Only l5c.. 81 50 yeu
clos Of ladies' and gentlemen meet Wednesday and Frlav
evenings, at 4 O'Clock, for private instruction No -
broadway fovLfR VIVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
fAdyeTtisemenLl

Startling Novelties, Spicy and Interesting LII.
ersy Mater Political Csricaures Humorous and Local LA
dents. all graphically illustrated, in DEnoRssrs N Y In
rnArsD NEws Of this week Do not fail to this live pses
OF America. Price cents. Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
fAdvertisement.l

SoRR THRoAT.-Those afflicted with Cough.
HOarseness Irritation and Soreness Of the Throat, viii -
nothing efcacious Throat Remedy q. BRowys B..
cuIAL TRooHBa Sold BY all Druggi.ta ItH #tg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
THE CORPS OF VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS.

The CORPS OF VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS
The enstmenis for this regiment are progressing Will
great rapidly Capt Graef at No. 10 Bowery, ha.
recruited during tho past few days 70 men, and Lieut.
Mcclure reported this morning from Newsnrgh with
81 more. All OF these men are hrst-cass mechanics
Col Serel Is here from the Department Of the South
facilitating the enlistment in various parts Of the State
II Is expected the three battallons viii soon be filled
again TO the regular standard The recruits are shipped
TO the Sunny South by squads every few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

SUPREME CoURT-Cu,sMss-tgs is-Befors Justice
Barnard.
DECISIONS.
William II. Hall et ID. at. Elias III. Van Ness
Motion granted; costa abide Of sct0n judgment TO
stand security.
Ann Amelia Fleming axt stephen ID. fleuns-R.psrt con
frHcd, and iudgneu, Of divorce granted.
Before Justice LEONARD.
Elizabeth seholt as. James 10 Schot-Order settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
tons declare that the preservation Of the Hasto, 4
New. York Is essential to the safety Of the State.

KIDNAPPRD.-William Bragd0n apd Gaa,s>
Cornelius keepers OF colored danos-house IN ChuCS
street. were arrested charged with kidnapping Natss
GerSh colored cook for the purpose Of enisting IN
Gersh belonged TO Co. /. l4th Connecticut Voa al
on arriving in this city from Hartford was seised -
the prisoners They were held by Gen. Dix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-FlB. la-Bstore
Judge sHiPnss
A hEN Tim

now term of this Court will be opened OF
Monday nett by Judse 81 pmsn. when r. DciAh-ld smith
cq a. s. Attosncy for the Southern. Dsrct Of Newl
vii Tor nal largs number Of OoyernmeE ffagd
sud post oiteo robbery taaes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. is.-Besoro CT

Pauline Elkin, convicted oil stealing $50. Re
fnanded.
James Robinson pleaded guilty 10 g'and beeny In having
stolen 3 worth Of properly from tho Com Eychsnge lnsur-
ance office. Two years and thrss months It Sing Sing
Matilda Robeds, indicted fof grnd larceny Acquitted
Lewis Heydon indicted for sAbnng Ocer William Creig-
ton pleaded guilty to as-.u aud baey Discharged on CON
ditiOn that lao enlisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

Frp la--I0 90 bbls Flour 200 bbls Whisky 1900 bb'
Corn Nc. OG pkrs Provisions. go pkss Lard, 900 psss
Butter 800 psg.. Petroleum i2oo Dressed Hog pEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
uNITFp arA TVS DISTRICT cOuBT-FrB- is.-Befof'
Judge BkTTs
pTs.sY pE(RIE uISTRfRUTIOg.

Tho United States agt. The STEAMER MoTiniac, he
tackle and caro The Di.,t Attorney today entered nn'
decree of i.,rbuou Of tho proceeds IN the ABOVE
netting +lsi CO. The L. ;. guuboas IIoquo alone share
IN this capture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

SrApBIYG AFPRAY.-Late on "wednesday
evening Valentine Sohaffer and Joseph Lord 9uarreus
and ScRafer stabbed his opponent in the abdomen VI
a chiscl inaicting dangerous wound COMMITTEES ~
Justice Connolly. ,. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
Acknowledgement.

Hat and Cap Manufactures can save 334 ~
cent by using the wilcox GIBBss sEwIss aAeHni r.
sos Broadway -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

THUPTSPIY ITTUIFsLIIIP ILLUSTRATIONS on Inc uv0
subjects Of the day with many graphic and ul
crary matter, viii o. found in Dgx0REsTs ILLusrsAYn
NEws Of this week. Now ready. Sold everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
COURT OF COMMON fLEAs-spgcriL TzRx Fra Il
Before Judge CARDoIo.
DycISIONA.

Wallace at. March.-Order granted. William
L,cksr og Ellabeth l. Leckart.-Dvorcs granted. Wi
llama sst TIsdeslens ire Ina Co.Mosion granted wilhou
Gotta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

SUPERIOR COURr-spEcAL TsRs-fzB. is--Before
justice BARBOUR.
DL1lsiONs.
Jules Wilstock agt, the Now-York Central Rail
road Conpany.-OrdeT ioI commission granted.
Charles q. Ravens as George kemp-heieEenee ordered
10 J. s. BoswoTth.
Walter r. n Jones &c, JAnes s. Bridge, se.-Refer
ordered 20 W. i. Allen.
Marshal o. Roberts agi. George Opdykenoion granted
Harvey Noyhof agt. tho New York Ice Company.-AeeE-
encs ordered 20 John c. Dimmick.