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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-04

from Ino NOItn.
Advices from the North to the SOth says there iG
great rejoicing on account of the present state OF
affairs They claim for Sheridan the greatest vic.
tory of the war; and say that Lincoln will get his
levy of 100000 men.
Andy johnson has issued orders Sffectually pre-
venting Mcclellan having ticket in Tennessee.
The Herald Of the 9th says Stanton has tele.
graphed Dix, September the 26th, as follows:
Sheridans telegraph at IL o'clock Saturday night,
six miles south of New Market, states that he had
driven the enemy from Mt jackson without being
able to bring on an engagement. The enemy are
moving rapidly. Sheridan had no cavalry present
to hold them. Torbett attacked Wyckman's force
at Luray and captured . number Of prisoners
Sheridan found rebel hospitals in all the towns from
Winchester to New Market, and was eighty miles
from Msrtinsburg. Twenty pieces Of artillery were
captured at Fishers Hill, together with one hun
dred and ten prisoners q large amount Of ammuni-
ton, cassons lmbers, large quantities of entrench
ing tools, small arms and sabres. Breckenridge has
gone to take command Of tho Department Of ;he
Southwest
Dispatches received from Sherman, say Hood ap-
pears to be moving towards the Alabama line. A
strong force OF robel raiders reported operating
against ShermAn's communications, and have cap
tured Athens, Ala. Vigorous exertiOns are being
made to capture the force. Steele being strongly
reinforced, has taken the offensive.
Grant reports no operations. Stanton says the
foregoing is all that is proper for publication
ATerill has been relieved of his comma and in the
Valley.
The rebel COL Hltton died in Winchester.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has been re-
occupied its entire length.
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few days ego says Cincinnati paper lady
hearing that there we're . numtcr Of contraband
families At houss on Fihh street, In Cincinnati,
and icing DESTROYS Of employing young girl, as
servant, visited the psce with that object In view
upon entering the room where the eontraNAnds
were, she encountered q s,aiwsrt nsgress whose
rounded by three or four kinky -hesded children,
ranging IN aye from eight 70 fourteen. Pointing
cut tho most likely looking one In the LOT, the lady
asked the mother II she would allow the child 10
90 and live With her. Consent WAS readily given,
but the mother remarked: "whare eber dat gal
goes, she must get some 'compllshments." Upon
being reques,cd 10 indicate what kind Of accom-
pNshtnents abe was DESTROYS Of having her hopeful
dsughtsr possess, she said that ode gal must he
harmed de pisno aud painting dnyhou, and meb lie
srter while readin and wiitin'" II IL unnec,s-
sary to add that the parties were unable TO agree
upon bargain.
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov. 2e-s. r.. Ss-s. s.. Z ash. W., eveno2 SO


CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS -Ches apeske, Portland; Sarah, PHI
ladeiphis. T. Cads alsder, Baltimore.
sHlPs--.John Bright, Liverpool; Grand Canaris,
tspanish los Paimas.
BARKs-,Jennie Enngwood. Hsvana Isis, Monte
yico, Golden Fleece, Bsrbadoes; A Won Tronchin,
London; Stool hoim, Antserp, lhercse, Valparaiso
MagdalenA, Aspin~sil: Smithner, Gov Bay, Is.
BRIGs uweoilana, A1ore. ssIina., Para Hope. 81
lertha Rio Grnnde; Loo Hermsnos PernaInbuco;
Mathilde, Bcrmuda Cabarita, Savanna la Mar; Re-
trever, Chariotteto~n, T. I: Ridley, fiarb. Grace
sCHoONERs- q Curacao; Owen Bearse, wash-
Daniel brown, Hilton Head; Brave, Beaufort; Mary
J. Compton, Norfolk; A Edwards. Fortress Monroe;
fc: John
Cfockiord. wWhinrton; Flying Fish. Baltimore John
koee, washneton; SALIVA Philadeiphia III RYAN n
hay; Phebe Nelson, Baltimore: yenninss Aeco-
NM, Msry Adene. Aecotnac; p Cfoxell. Boston;
Nellie Bloomfield, Stamford; Messenger, Weymouth.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHIPS-E G. Knight. from Philsdclpha;
NorthlArneiics, New Orleans aud Key West.
BKIGs-Clyde, Hill.boro, n 8. Victoria, Ling an.
via Haitian. ;: ATcturuA tBr.l hillsboro, \ 5;
Ransom. Barboryile, Ms: A Tir.
rell, Boston Tor Phsdephia VIA Carlton. Cohssse,
chatham; sarah. Bangor for wssbinson; I.aar Rich,
sSn, st HnaSs smith ru ri Sieaee G oi
May Flower Newburg for Boston; g A Bearse, Fall
River West Wind, piehton: Henry Hobart, New liza,
YEN : : Steven. New BediOfa; Ellen Barnes, fa 4
BECKER, s,oninston; Mediator, Pail RIVER; Jason,
Efisab@tbport for Portsmouth; Hannah Martin, New
tpsniei fos,on for For, Eweu; Tmpiis, boston 70,
Albany; Mary Ellis. Boston tn Pouehkeepsie, y;
Daniel Webster, boston Tor hbany; Princes Boz,
Wooster, Rondout Tor Boston; Sahws, Boston: kste
Thomas Greenport Chicf, 81 Martins.
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Christ visiting the Childreu.

During tho war in Germany, which succeeded
the French Revolution, great numbers of children
were made orphans. In the village Of wemar were
sixty chill lren who mourned the loss Of both par
ents, war having slain their fathers and sorrow,
want and disease their mothers. John Falk was
the first to found asylum for these children,
many o, whom had become vagrauts, and some
criminals Gathered under his Christian influence.
some one Of Il EN- WAS accustomed to ask blessing
nj their meals On one OCCASION when Of the boys
had said the pious grace, 'Come Lord Jesus be our
guest and bless what thou hast provided" little
fellow looked up and said:
''D, tell me why the Lord Jesus never comes
We ask him every day to sit with us, and he never
Gomez"
.'Dear child, only believe, and you may be rirc
he will come, for He does not despise our invita-
tons"
~ shall set him seat" said the little fellow and
lust then there was knock at the door A poor,
frozen apprentice entered, begging a nights iodg.
ing lie was made welcome the chair stood empty
ior hun every child wanted him to have his plate;
and one was lamcntng that his bed was too small
for the stranger, who was quite touched by such
uncommon attention. The little one had been
thinking hard all this time:
Jesus could not come, and " he sout this pool
J man In his plAce v thss mr.
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A wnoSaYrl CosvroroR In The Supreme
Court Gsssral Term yesterday, The cess Of The
people against william Irving wss argued on .
Writ Of Error The defendant was convicted In
the Court Of sessions in 1858 on an Indictment the
Hrst count Of which charged him with burglary
and tho second count with simple larceny. Inc
jury rendered verdict Of guilty II did not slveci
~ whether burglary or larceny. Prisoner was
sentenced TO be Imprisoned for life, a. II convicted
Of burglary. The Judges after hcaring the argu.
ment revised the sentence on the spot and ordered
the prisoner to 10 discb arged.
CouRT OF GENERAL sEssioss.-Lsckcy Manning,
who hsd Teen indicted for the murder 81 his wife,
Jane Manning, was put on trial for Inanslaushtcr
In the fourth degree Tue trial ha been adjourned
to this day. Nj. Robert c. Hutchings- Assistant
District Attorney. appears for tae people, and
Acssrs Thorn and kinniing for the defence
John Linn, who had been indicted for robbery
IN the first degree, in knocking down aud stealing
a watch and money FROM Charles H. Berdley, in
Thompson street, near Prince, an tn. l9th Of Sep
tmbcr last, was convicted of assault aud battery
He was rcuanied for sentence.
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATIIa.

HOLSTEAD-On Monday, Nov. n. Sussn W. Ho-
stead, daughter of the late John and Hannah Hol-
stead, AGED "a year,.
The relatives and friends Of the family ale respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral, "Wednesday,
Nov. - ~ O'Clock, NJ, from her lnte residence,
l+th Of, near Sd ave, Harlem. 3's
McKENNA--On Monday, Nov. 81, Felix Mckenna.
Of Glasslough, Co Monaehnn Ireland. aged IS years
The friends aud relatives OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, on "wednesday.
23d met at O'Clock, Z. NJ from his late ierideuce,
4O3 Seventh ave. $40
sHEvLEN-On Monday evening, Nov. 81, at his
residence 60 John OF, Brcoklyn, Ihomss Shevlen Of
Csrrickmacross, County Monaghan, LELAND, aged 81
years.
The friends and scquaint ances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Wedn,s
day afternoon, I'D inst, ~ O'Clock, from h- late
roAidence. 1913
TROY-On Monday. Nov. 21st. after short and
painful illne,s, John Thomas Troy. native Of New
FORK. aged "a years. months and n days.
His triends and ielstives invited TO attend the
funeral. on "Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 20, at o'ck,
nom the resdence Of his brother Patrick Troy $50
B,eecker It. TI
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BROOKLYN.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The Kerosene Oil Fac
tory Of I. Movie 4 Co, gu the corner Of North 18th
md Second streets, wiliamsburgh, WAS destroyed
by FIRE Yesterday afternoon, together with con.
tents. Several hundred barrels Of rnsterial were
stored on the premises. The FIRE was caused by
nc bursting OF ppc connected with the works
Damage, s15, 900 covered by insurance in New
York and BROOKLYN ofices.
The BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL. met last
evening, aud transacted some routine business.
IT, tagging streets. in which he gave his opinion
that when sidewalks were tagged ut the expense
" mo owners Of adjoining property. and when
they required repairs, the expense should bc gen
eral tax, instead Of = local assessment. The sub
isct WAS referred W the Law Committee for report,
shortly alter which the BOARD adjourned, TO re-.
commences the canvass OF the city vote cast ~ the
last election.
! THANKSGIVING IN BRooKLYS. - Mavor
Wood yesterday issued the following Thanksgi ing
PROCLAMATION
Thursday next, the 2th of November, having
teen desgnated by tho President of the United
ztes, and the Governor Of the State Of New York,
~ day ~ Thanksgiving and PRAYER, I respect.
fully recommend 70 my fellow-cii zens It's due OBJ
scrvance accordingly. Although the suffering and
ds.rcss which the acts Of wicked traitors have
en'nilsd on the nation. still weigh heavily upon ua
yot every sincere lover Of his country must fec
TINT we have abundanst cause for nksgiving II
the Givcr OF all good for the bountics lie has lie.
slowed upon US as people. And more especially
Tor the happy prospect which in lis mercy seem.
to open to US In the near future. The brilliant and
suiet ,ntsi successes which through HIS Md oui
gallant army md navy have Of late achieved ovei
tho armed power OF rebellion, and the evidenc,
which the people have with such imp ece.ientee
unaninity reccuty manifested Of their unfslter'nl
determination to preserve intact the Union Of the
States surely may be accepted Low Of prom
lse that pesce, harmony and happiness will soor
be restored 10 our leloved country. The publis
oiices will be closed, and recommend " my io
low-ciiizens that they suspend Their Usual busines'
svocstions on that day. 4. u. Woop, Mayor
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4, a, % ,cpnder PARROT gun. She was subss qusnt-
/ solt 10 the japanese The indemnity TO Amer.
cans may amount to 100000. The Comm ssDpers
we're 10 meet 10 settle the various questions Of In.
.cmnNv.
TnEKx suspicious looking cbsrscters lately en-
tered the Cumberland Valley cars st 0akvlle, Pa
and paid hetr fare TO Harrisburg. soldier wbt
aboard the train icing suspicious OF their char
ster, placed them under arrest, aud NJ they ~er'
transferred from car 70 another the train goipe
a. al spool, one Of tbom jumped OF. The others
Aelieving thor companion " have boeu killed by
the leap, confessed that thcy were rote splcs, be-
longing TO Gilmor's band. The one who fe'l from
the tram subsequently captured In a field near
Nv. lie was badly injured by tie fall They were
~ taken u Carlisle for trial.
TINS Montreal TNIXG,Apa n wcin'sisy has the
following; In answer H. the statements msIe
ct. and In Great britain as 70 the inde'ensDie
/ s!tion ufCanada, we arc enabled 10 state that inc
luperial cheers dcrutcd 10 cxcnIpe our own and
The American frontier, md to report on system OF
defence. have not only rcport,-i that Canada can
he effectively defended by moderate force agn'nss
aggression, but have also devised scheme OF de-
fence which has been approved BY the military au-
,horit,s at home, and is about to be carried out a.
iur as permanent works are required. This scheme
we understood, IL based upon The theory thns no
csmps'gn in Canada can be continued during the
Winner, aud Includes the construction OF entrench.
eI ramls and other works ut vital points, sufhcient
10 arrcs, the progress Of an invader, and compel
him h. resort to tedious siege operations, by regu-
" approaches.
FMS following, from the franklin tPa.) RtPosi-
TORY, explains the report published iew DAYS
.nco ~ gucrrills operations on the Prnnsyva
l,rIcr :" Chamberlain was thrown into a ievor
i excitement Saturday night Last. by the appsr-
r'ly well authenticated ruinOr that Major Glinor,
18th hny 81 his rctel command, had crossed tho
Potomac At Shepherdstown on Saturday. General
Couch made prompt disposition Of his forces to
rect any movement OF the enemy by throwing his
mon forward 10 The border b. the most expos
J points and as the troops leh for the borierrhe
rupc were apprebcnsiyc thnt n small rsiding party
ngnt reach the town. Considerable uneasness
tevnilcd during tho night hut with Sunday morn
NJ came assir ,nccs u safety, and tho venerable
,lago assumed is serenity again. The facts which
n to the futter on Saturday were about A. .ol.
VISION Thursday Major Glmor with perhaps
.vcnty men, IN Shephertlstown. lie robbed
&c stores and citizens in the most approved rebel
tyle, aud We learn, killed one man named Bpy der,
want Of promItness IN delivering up his pocket
ok Alter cutting his appetite in tho way Of
reeboo,ing. the command dispersci, and portion
Di the party crossed the river aud scattered
throughout tho country in citzens' drcss, doubt
ass to look out good points for plumber"
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

IBE SOLDIERS THASkS0IvING DINNER-
DisPAIcnisa ov Tnr vIAsps TO TnE AMY AND
NAvY-THREK VKssKis EMPLOYED 10 IuAsspoRr
inEn- Hrsplrps oy Tors OF CHOICE EpruLKs FOR
tur BEAvE SOLDIERS. The work Of the Committee
~ pointed W collect prepare aud forward tie arn-
les 10 generously contributed for the Soldiers
Thanksgiving was concluded yesterday. and Il
Low only remains for the agents To zee that they
a'e properly distributed, and for the soldiers 10 en-
joy them to tho fulles, extent The general depot
Tor the collection u supplies for the dinner was ut
aetty's buildings in Trinity Place, and sight of
tho immense quantities OF good III! ngs that for tho
SO three or four days have leen constantly arriv
ING there would mako the palate Of an Alderman
ulsle. Heavy express wagons, long lines Of carts,
rays and other vehicles filled the street. all bring
ing articles " swell the collection, taking them
away packed anu eoolered u The vessel waiting TO
receive them' And there Is no danger that tho
"'s' VIII ineK variety. Our reporter learned that
es'ues ABOUT hundred tons OF poultry, which
- tue leading Item In The great bill Of fare,
'Aerc were several hundred barrels oi canned fruit,
PICKLES. apples onions minco pes cranbcrries
'aKes' cookies doughnuts, snaps chicken pics but
'ef' sSusag's' dried fruits ami 50 on through
sh-o'' endless list OF delicacies The first install
inent OF articles for the dinner was dispatched By
u'e steamer htnsngton, On Saturday, and went to
Tue North Aesnec blockainS Squadron, under
co'ninodore Porter. The allotment for the fee,
was thirty thousand pounds OF poultry and u suit
aole proportion OF concomitsnts This amount is
considerably in oxcess Of the requirement cstlma,
Ell by Commodore Porter but the committee deter
mined that the gallant tars should not lie placed
ION allowance" in any event. The bulk of the
supplies were of COURSE sent to the armies in front
OF kichnond' and were mainly sent by propeller
'nar'es T. Leary' which smiled ON sundsy, at two
'e'9ek T. NJ. Tho cargo consisted Of seventy
zee tons Of cooked poultry, and seye.
raj hundred barrels o. accompanying ar,i-
les such as those before mentioned. Captain
! u. Bronsen and Mr.. A. q. Agnew were selected
to accompany the articles to the front and supcrn
Tend their distribution. They have been furnished
with an order from Gen. Grant, directing thu,
every facility shall he extended to them in ,er
forming the work. In addition to the cargo Of IN,
Lcsry, u ''renf rcemcn," for the arnic, az Coma,
uls Grant and Butler was DISPATCHED ves,e,l.,
afternoon by tAe steamer James n. Br.dv-,h,
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'Yes. dear child, that IL Just IL. Every plsce Of
broad and svry drink Of water thal We give 10 the
poor, or the dtk, OF Tie prsonerA for Jesus sake,
We give 10 him. Tnsmuch a. ye have done II unto
IL unto me-"
The children sung hymn Of tbe love Of God "
their guest before they partei for the night and
neither he nor they were likely 70 forget this simple
Bible Comment
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Another Draft Hinted At.
Issued By Gov. seymouI

1lbmy Nor. 2i.-Provost Marshal General Fry
as written to Governor seymour expressing his
irsie that n moro careful examination should tc
ie in towns and cities Of persons liable u mill
tar duty, with the view Of reaching the correct
q.ota ior future draf. Governor Seymour bss
s-csi q prop ama,ion accordingly
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AT A MEETING OF THE 18TH WARD
hYoung Mems Democratic Club held at PAS Third
ave, PHILIP NEWMAN and GEOkGE McGRATH
were unanimously nominated o. their choice for
Councilmen Of the 9Th District PHILIP FARLEY,
Preet. HENRY j. FOX, Sec. 80
WANTED - Is GOOD FlNISHERS ON
w fine PANTS none but the beat handf need apply;
the very best prces paid, At 200 East Both st. OF
81 ave, top floor. J2
0EQO CASH BOUNTY PAID FOR
TOoOyears volunteers, and $50 to the person
bringing the recruit, 1t b Montgomery 81, ,lersey
City. $40
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A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A tsblished y. Y. Fur Manufacturing Co, 50 Chat
ham st, opposite Crooks White Marble Iioie IL cell
early and choice and great bargain: sets ~
mu1s and collars $3.50 each, and upwards; SIBERIAN
low. Altering and repairing to the latcst STYLES,
equal new. receipt given to purchasers inpurinR
ING, Manager. 1862
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MEDICINES.

A REWARD OF ESQ If THE INDIAN
"A HERB DOCTOR fails TO describe disease and
toll his patients the nature Of their complaints or III
ness, without receiving any Information hom them
OUR MOTTO
We use such Balms have strife,
With Nature or the Lava Of Life;
With blood orr hands W. never stain.
Nor poison men TO ease their pain
Our Fsthsr-vhorn all soodnsssaia
Provides the means to cure all Ills
The simple fierhs beneath our feet.
Well used relieve our pains complete.
simple Herb. simple Flower.
Culed hon the dewey Lee
Thes~. these shAil speAk With touching power
Of change and health TO thee.
Once, No. 1871 Fulton street. Brooklyn, room 9, up
Stair. no CHARGE for ConsultAtion or Advice 81 :
A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCE
ASS iii shoS..na ssVe been cured Of that
distressing complaint, who had almost given up all
hopes OF ever being relieved Perseverance with this
.seay ' be- S.S q
LOO Allen, cor stanton st, and cor. Avenue ID and
Houston st. In Brooklyn-of j. p. Grey, cor. Myr-
y pre- Prc PspD p Dc sSSs Second
DR. WINS COUGH EXTERMINATOR -
lJThn Medicine, for COUGHS, COLDS, lSFLU-
ENZA, and all BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS has
been before the public 10 year and Is scknow-
lodged bv several eminent PLY scians, who now use
the public. II not only kills" the Cough hut re-
moves the cause. Knowing the true value of this ar
ticle, safely recommend TO all no take cold eafl-
and In day or two they will find that the trouble has
Wiiisnsbuls Cd. To be had il New York q Miller
q. and Avenue p, In Brooklyn Of J. Z. GREY cor
Myrtle aud Frspklin syeA WV
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A simple Herb, simple Flower.
Culled fIon the dewey Lee
Thee, thess AhAll speak With touching power
OF change and health 10 thee.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

a FEW kEAMo VI fhlNIlNJ PAPEk
~ ?.,Js, will BE- sold cheap on application a, ,ns
AT 6oe-PAwNBRoKERS' TICKETS
a, v SSSss s wM Pay i Per cent, more scs 'eas
iarS c. s5.n cam Se 90. y any oe pisss IN ne
city ~ p ssosd~"' cor Houston st. up stairs ,cga
A TTrNTIOS-RABBIT SKTNS-RABBrT
SD II, H' and ssh .'es '' &pp e Z
A PAwNBROKER'S TICKETS wANTEIG.
n mi, eP pf y sc Of than any SaeI
snver~ae' sun', pistols &c. at Il Beccker st. 10
BURDENS HORSE SHOES-CHEAPER
10 B.ael,mi.h' than the Coz. TO them Of imporsd
42o cor Albany and Washington stA
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO CUSTRACTORs.-sealed d opo,als epdor,ed
ssps ,hs b e o. s9s 1oa oT which .as
81 i presentaton will be received this Office until
IL Sslsias md 2, Inss1sy Z, TS,s%e @ e; hs
ver's on and near the line Of Wes, s from Hobohsa
e Hammond st, and for the paving Of ~ part q
the trsckvith trap bocks and repairing Of psr,s u
the ln,ersestins streets from iototen to ninonl
st., with oobbe stones specifications and the form a
agreement for the zane aud other information can b
Sss Omen Fl 2 Is cGp,sIt Gek hs
November II, 1861. sla
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metala
~ White RAGS 10 cents pcr In. Colored ana
Old bras 25 cents. Copper and pestsr % censs'
Lead 10 cents per lb- at No. Is New BoVery cor. 4
GREY'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTF-THR
- best pentrihce for the Teeth In use; to be hse.
Al 40 south second st Wilismrburgh AMI cor Myrtle
per pot. ooO
lob PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK OF
printing paper, can obtain some cheap, 2tr3s By
spplyine at the sun Once "
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
1 meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Rockdale
Gold Mining Company will be held the 10Th day q
December next, at the Conpany's once, "a Broad.
CspitA0 tock 10 $35O,eU. JOSEPH ri CKFRNkN
JOHN BrEw ARD, HENRY l.. PIERs0N, WV. b,
THOMPSON, Z. W. COPELAND, Trustees. 1874
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF APPLICA.
>tion OF insovents to be exempted from liability v
arrest and imprisonment Robert Scwell, C,ustAvs
:. Winston and Don A. Booth. insolvent debtorr
Creditors to appear before tho Hon. Albert Cardora
Judse OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF the City and
County OF New FORK. at the chambers Of said court
In the City Hail. la the city of New York, on the iItk
day Of January 1864 at II o'clock in the forenoo.
And shcw cause II any there be, why the estates 4
their creditors, and their persona be thereafter en-.
empt IRON arrest and imprisonment, upon contracts
previously made, as individuals membcrs Of the
article NTH, chapter fifth Of part second Of the re.
ysed statutes. Notice tint published Nov 1st 1874
ROBERT sEwELL- Atty for lnsolvents All
| NOTHING LIKE LEATHER.-IF YOU
~ want sole leather At low eat Sw smp prices call Il
| IL Spruce 1t. GIBBONS & JOYCE. Az
| DAPER-PAPER-PAP GRFAf
advance price paid IN euh ior old books, new, ps.
Ann ST. ThOS. e. BENNETT. ST
| TlROTECTTVE WAR ri <IN ASSnf,JS
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EXCURSIONS.

old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
~ cfs.eripi,on. bought =, the highest cash PRICES
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JKOIEII Nv WAX CLNIM ASSUCV
l. ALTON
OF rHE STATE OF NEW YORK,
Ohice-35 Chambers 81 n. Y.
President
Lieut.-Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Nke-Presidcnp;
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Admiral Dupont
John l. Cisco, Esq.. Rudolph A. Nitthaus Esl
Directors:
Hon. Edwin u. Morgan, Howard Potter, Esq
George Opiyke, VIM. r. Dodge, Jr Esi
Hiram Barney, Theodore Roosevelt ESl
james W. Beekngn, Peter Cooper, ESQ
Rev. II. w. Bellows, DID. Georre Bancroft -
John jacob Aston, Esl. Daniel Lord.
james Brown. Wilson q. Hunt
kobt b Mlnturn, kobt. l.. stewart"
Vim. II. A-pinwslL Alfred Peli,
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The objects of the Association are to secure to col.
ders and saiiors, and their families claims ol
pensions, pay and bounty, aud rive advice and in
formation To them, uithou cos,and to prevent frsuda
against them and the Government.
Application in person or By letter should be uads
HENRY GREENFIELD, Secretary,
SO Chambers At New York