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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

Trayeicrs, Guide.

Travellers Guide.
| To Albany, by Hudson Il H., Depot 5Jth-st and
| IOthave and by Harlem n. r.. Depot 2oth-st
snd itbsv.. Wis Hudson River, \ M, 2,4s.
and lnt D. IN: via Harlem II T. IN and 20 o. m.
Sunday train. via Hudson River p m City
cars run o-twoen Chamber, and 3oths- station
and CITY Hal snd 2sth-.,. station
son by se.aer c. yibbsrd Tnrsd,ys' Thursday.
and Saturday,. and Daniel Drew, Mondays. We'd
nesdsys and Fridays from foot OF Des5rossesbt
A. ~ a. m sndna a, 't;......;;;.. an.
ns S' .1S id sy and '1 the Dsa" Richmond
Tne.dtys, ThuTsdays aud Saturdays. from pier 20
70 Baii@orc by the Hcwjci:ey il H. Too, Of Tue
Coqrlandtn AID III A. m. p m, snd u
To Boston by Steamer Hero. every Tac.dy Thurs.
day and Sunday foot OF Chamberss- y. r., at. p m
To Boston by New.London line. Pier 80 N H..
TO e' on bay L. t. Vi. Springfield
70 s ao.cn sp b. ' s.w Haven r. i;; md
av., via Shore Line, III sni p M Soiday..;. p m
cs%den M'pTSS'e, s, ,sd p LGGf hnn'n daily
t'ncrpt sunday as. N; ard .:;..:. 1t p m
West by Erie Railroad foot Of Chsmbers-st..J
U7 10 a. ms and pm. Ennsraut trsn........ p. M
To Lona Brunch by Rsntan and Delaware Bay II.
r., via steamboat Jesse Hoyt. from pier n. r..
at. g. M
10 Greenpou BY Long Island Il. r.. foot of!au'e.
To nj ard nt.rmsds,s stations. BY '
Morris aud E.seI r. r. ,oe Ct Of b;TSays ., ., .,
Mlburn a, 4:lO p Morri.,own EIpress...... m
To hod,Gn cn, ss, r. f,G' and Wes' Gi%p'
Monday, wednesday aud Friday. .............. m.
TO New /sv.n. connecting wh H. X for Hartford
and Spflngheld-stesuersl leave Peck Slip at y
IL
To NewIIaven BY the Newi Haven R.R., 2sth-st
and 4h.ay ut llf e. M. l2l 3 3I5. ~. and p m
To Noryslk landing at Whiies'one, City Island
and Greenwich. by steamer John Romer pierB
L. r. fecs-spl daily y p m
To the West, by Central Railroad OF Newjetsey.
via Allentown. from foot Of Libertyst.. ". H.,
n. M, l? M. aud S:r D. Sunday train........ p m
To Philadelphia, by New-Jrrsey KailToad, loot OF
Courtsnii- st., !, 10 and II M, IL 'n..4 snd5
m. and I, midnight Snndav......".......... m
To Providence. by steamer City Of Providence. ev
cry Monday. Wednesday and Friday from Pier
H. ~ r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. u p. IN.
To Providence BY Neptune Steamship Co., Line
dsy. foiu pier D.. foot 81 Robin.on-, \ II. at p In
To Troy. bys,rauers Vanderbilt snd Rip IAN Win.
Me- daily. Sundays iEoluded) Saturdays eI'
cep;ed) pier ~ y. p m
To Washington by New-Jerscy X. H. loot Of
Cowthndt.st.. and III M. p M and u
midnight. sunday M.
toi further information 10 regni 10 Railroad lime Tables,
see Advertisements in another part Of this ptper
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Court Of Sessions.

|
ANOTHER CASE OF MISTAKEN IptNiili- sANL ~ ID
| HIS CHARACrER-wHU OWNED TIE MONEY
! THREE WITNESSES TO ONE
| Yesterday the principal business comprised the
Of tbo.c who have bee n ro anrr
e n,s, and whose sentences Rave bsou deferred in
- .hor good cb,rc, M re,nrn money or good,
- OIL ,b,a. 80. go cal III rnon a.. ir.t va, one
! where
THE WRONG MAN
| - inN " 49, 49, "a, .., ,...
was 'ne Va "
VINO sceu,ea Se ha'ir 'S,se co. e'
-. III ,'ooy; S,h .ooo's n. % ,d sic 4 go
80 rp,sd.nc ,alis G,. ., 80, Id ,bsx "a, da,.o
Ia so dops his sod DROPPED OF the Ib- accused
up and away Some boors stswar he the
aud had him arrested Defendant proved be could not tax
he nrs WORD oil OrrnAn that ne ved 10 Feh annoy sd
ia u, 80 - - ..pp n..a ~ ,,,l., ia.,,;,v ~
Al li ~ I seu - ~ :, $500 80, ~. -. -
He '1an n'a 49, I Wy ~ ~, - ,-ard y. 70, =,
IouI nou'' ~ H''' ~ "a"1' INV '"s' :" " " w "
not gui'y ana oscnatsed. - .-.s 1865.
OSb siOkf oooD I'LL AsoIhEh slohi toLD'
WiIsm nifgn, was enaISeo rl,n nlshWsy Ie9oeV oy
Lieut. oiaIh WHO chrgod ,hst oe t"isshl .nu "a .
named MOI wiz aIothei ~noae nano ~ % III 80
s mon m. body of nm, pri,o1,r M, ,um Of S3Ia
lin, I'm Ma, not pr, sent bot his affidavit before the
LII. LII 500, ~, y. aceoS a, v isnc.
Ton, NcCov Twin, a. M IA G,.epp at tes,ihrd-chs
Louss nccoy, "'i.s o 20 - - 80" ~ J. ,,
va ss ~ w go I -. Ia - IL . ,.hI,s So,
Psot.i ~ n t 49,. go 80 49,, IA Ia,
90 through drunsen .oa,sfi hnoi ana W ,sss ns.s ~.
nanns u. o.nei 49, ' hi = d ~,
p "a r., ~ oai,rs % IT,, - ". ,.Igb
Dor named io.t wa. standing b. aud ran s.r them
Nv, Y0. then testified TO the che followed
them 10 there thy orrd 70 divide the
money ty saw her watching and drsed they then
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Tue National Bankers' Express Company

ne National Bankers Express Company
Pfted ne oi gsnizaton Thursday evening by tie
WvSSson OF Edward Is. Judson President and Alfred
"N3'eson Secretary. They arc both Of Syracuse.
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS. - The Union
men IN the twenty first Senatorial District have
nominated Mr. JohnJ. Walcott. The Democrats in
the Tenth District have agreed upon running DR..
Jacob Chambers. and in the Ninth District viii run
John ButteI1eld
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises sun sts...-5 - Moon T,es.. T:ti
nIGH WATER Tuis
sandy HOOK. 924 Gov Island 90 Hell Gate. u
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Rnssenrera Arrived.

In steamship Bri,anis, from Gnrew-J NJ Dents sud wife
Gro.ge Andrew. Or. Wylie Gnd wife. ThOms. Allison. l.
Pratt aud family. Il. Earl I. H. Smith. ~. d. Valiant,
Watson aud family, Mr Ferguson A. Hion Thos suI sos
J ohm Prng., Robert Wilson, and 80 IN st-srass.
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Bark Eventiis, for Providence-5h. or Absecom.
Brig Benz. Carver. from Philadelphia for Boston.
Blk VIM Henry from Long lsisnd BaDsinus for Bridge
mort, 8 days out--3ept ~. lat u ~ Ion. 70 TO-
Schr Anna from Barbados for Eewio 10 days out
Sept 30, lat 36 80 lat. 70 10
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BORT War6ens' Notire.
SrArr OF Nsw-YoRH,

SrArI NBw-YoRH.
PorT-WARDsss OyucH, No. lot Wsllst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section 4of the act passed April H. 1887 entitled An
10 Rsorsuie thu WsfdsoS Office Of tho Port Of New
York 10 al persons interested Ia. having charge Of the
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II ONII ISLAND hAILhOhD.-IIu ruS
leave janice clip, Newly a. follows: n Il
800 A. NJ reenpor Mail and Passenger Train. stopping
all Way Stations. and connecting with Glen Head ho'yn
iS5os "a, syo.se, Train. stopping At all Way Station
10 m ,,feenport Express connecting with Hem sse4
and ,toppinx AT al Station OF bicksville. - -
30 r. m Syos.et ssssnser Train Roslyn, Glen He'd
and al Way Stations =, 1t, IT,. -
$50 P. m For North lshp Hemp''es oien fisaa -
Roslyn. -. u.,,.,. p.,,, =, o. -
a m for Yaphsnx and ali intermediate Stations: . , .
= !" "' i"P" o. CHARLlCK. Presidept.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE "a.
~ DAILY FOn PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Coo,,,,ipr OF the follow IN and splendid tramers
ELECTRA Capt. J. W. Eye; GALATEA. Capt. w. N.
Jones; UCEANUS. Capt. WUL Yong -, =,
n North River foot OF Robinson Daily tSundays ex
ospt.di ct O'Clock T.
cV Connecting. frovidsnee with the 1i5 Train for
Boston.
rY Fr,isht taken Of Propeller Rs.es.
rTh. steamer. are unsurv assed 10 their srranfements
for the comfort and safety Of passengers and their facilities fo'
tie importation OF FREIGHT
re- Parnren amer retiring for the nst not disturbed
al, they arrive Providence al hour early enough 10 Sc
Boston.
For Information In regard TO Freight ke sppy to ISAAC
ODELL. General freight Agent, Pier No. n, y. Il.
FOR Tickets ssisroo. tc Aprly to the Clerk. on board
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

~ ,ae, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lss%
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1908
p,..snrer stson IN NswYork corner Twentyseventh -
and Fourthavs Entrance on rwcntv seventn-sSl
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FOR New.flaven. 100, &0o Ed lisa m Hla tExA
400 (EI.,) a+5, 40 and 800 lex, Pm.
FOR Bridgeport. 100 a00 CE1,) ll0 NJ Els lExS
aoo (EI.5 3+5, 430 and 400 Ex..l pm.
For Milford and strsttord, 100 II 30 m 40 ~, =
For Fairfield Southport and Wcs,port. 800 uoH m 40
AJpm. .,, IT.
AS 40, $50, 6.lv (Lx-,) p
For D.ren. 200 $50 Yl'3o a. m ,a1 40 so p IN.
For Greenwich 100 80. li.3o SIS 43o, $50 20 PA
FOR Stamford 100 900 CEI s3o l3o m 1915. Ell
900 (Fx ! 345, 4a. $50 $50. 400 (Ex..l p IN.
For Port Chester aud ntermedis,e stations. Too, W. H.
q m. 3,3, 40, $50, 80, 200 P m;
For Boston, via Springfield, 800 lex, 800 tEx'iN~
p. n. - -. ~ .u
For Hartford and Springfield avo tEx-) ~ tEA',h"S
Or R.I3, 400 p - ., ,,,.
For Conn-ctcut River Railroad sOoa m. (Ex,) lssp -
TO Montreal 100 p N. to Northampton. , AN -
q m. l2i5p. -. pu...x.x
FOR New Haven Now London and Stoninston kAnIosoS
400 a. m. AIS. 900. 800 p. III ,
For Canal Raroad. l2.l3 o. IN TO Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad. "a IN and p M Ss,uraaSJ
train come citing with p VIII run 10 r'sns'a-oe
DAYS New Milford only.
For NsuKsuck Railroad, aooa m, 300 p m =.
For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railrosd. 100. $40 a M ="
p. . -, .....,, D.. o. M n -, ,r.,r
JAMES H. HOfr, SUPP
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The New Yors ard HAVE Steamship
Compsnys hu,cl.ss all s,esn.biIs ARACo and FULTON.
having been thoroughly RENTED. will case Pier No. ~ North
River Tor Hsv-v ca ns at Southampton, as follow:
ARAG0 ....."iixsRr A. 0Apsprs.'.Noy - iSst
FULTOS....JANxs A " orroS Dec -. 1893
AR.OO ...... .HtskY A GADsDKS.... jan. ~, 1870
FULTOS.....JAaks A. Worroy. FEB III ltoe
ARAGO ......IlgsRI A. GsDsDKN......Marehl II, lHd
FULTOS.....JAxks A. WorroS.......APrh II, 1905
PRICES or PASSAGE IN GOLD
First cabin. lJs % second caoin
An eIperienoed Surgeon on board.
The compsny will o. responsible for specie or valuable.
unlr adns having the value expressed ars signed
therefor.
ISAAC BELL, President
No. Broadway. NewYork
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ERIE RALwAY.-Trains leave Depot tool

II T
~ of Cham bsr-st.. via. Pavonia Ferry:
m, Dsv Express for Ganandaigua. Rochester, bunoa
Salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo with k. Snos
Grand II uni Railways and al Salamanca WITH A">ss
add Great Wes.era Railway. -, ~, ~,
$40 a. M, MIX ana Way Traia daily to Odsvils "a A.
10 a. N. Express Mail Tor Buhilo connecting WIN -
o N Wv Trails for Port Jervis and Newbursh
So M Nrht Express for CsnandaisuA Rochester bunse
Salamanca aid West
D. M Lightning Express daily for C.nsndaiega RoeA.:
ter Eueao Sal lmancA Dunktk. and West. Connect, =
Buffalo with Lac Shore snd Grand Trunk Railways aida
sal,m.ncs with Atlantic and Crest Western Railway
sp. M, EmlUn Train, daily for buffalo, Salamanca ~
HUGH RIDDLE. Ger'l supt, New fofk.
wv X. BARR Gsnl Pass Agent. New. York
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
i ROADS-On and amer MONDAY, June :, 1892 uai.1
for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern ana
trains viii leave New-Yosk - follows: $500, Ill
7:0a. nvis Hudson River Railroad Ihirtetnn'tS%S -
Tenth ave. connecting with Trains Tor Ssf"oss ~ '
IN :. m-yla Harlem, Railroad Twenty sixth n and FositS
ave- citing with trains for saraf2Fa ohss1
.nd st Chatham " trains for points East ~, ia,
.. m.-yia Hudon River Railroad connecting Win "'-
for Saratoga 49, 49,, .,;,. =, r..
IP. m.yia Hudson River Railroad eoansssins A. Ing
tI0p m-yia Harlem Railroad, CONNECTING o. CnMs9
with ifain for Lebanon SPRING. Sleeping Gar ssacnes
Albany. - -, c,,.. r.. 49,.
New Yors to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chansA
iS:5o n m-Wa Hudson River Railroad. with SleeptQ
attached connecting Albany s1d Troy With mornAso
~ " vice-Presideuk
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4 ENIRAl1 RAlLROAD OF NJ w -JEhoCL .
~ From foot of Lioertys, North River New York Coz
Meeting Hampton Junction WITH Delaware
Western Railroad al Easton with tie L-hizn ssAsy
Rail road and connections forming direct line 70 rn
burgb and the West without change Of also to me "
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express TIsins daily Tor the West except sunoSS
when evening IrAii. -, ~, .
One TX rsss tram duly Except Saturday, to the Oh II
gon a. cu..
Cincinn.i ~ Louis etc. with but change Of cara
IALL. ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Oct H. 1865 - New.fork 20 70 lows'
At o:0J M, for Easton. Mzach Chunk WiliAInsposS
Wi.kesbsrre, Maaanoy City. &c -. ~
MAIL TRAy-At 800 q tor Pennington, EHton W
Cap scranton. Wikesbsrre Grest Bend. Pt'on' hnsnAD
500 I. m. Western Express fer Esston. Allentown kAA
Ing Harrisburg. Pittsburgh aud tho est wnn e1t -
change Cincinnati Chcaso and but Two easaeH
to ss. LOUIS . g., r,.~
| Il:cU m TRAIx-For Eaton, Allentown Maacn Chon3s
Re.dins Pottsviie e. Harrisburg, &c
| an Nor Futon. Scranton, Great Bend. bethlehoA
| Msuca CHUNK and Niilianrport
| 8 o. m-For 50 nerville and Flemnyton.
C:lo o. n.-Fcr SomervuIe. -,
5:IO ~ M xple.s trim. Tor tn, Oh Region snd Eres
400 o. M WEsrgas ExPRyss TRny--Fof Esson. ~
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, and the West oesV
Ina from Jersey City through 70 rIt:oa'sh ~
| ELIrABxTHPoar gvYoRx III tf-Lesve N9~'
Yor1 from lot OF o,ry-st at go M 10 and 4;w
from Pier No 2Norih River - S Y. Tie ooss SOP
| Bersen Point and Msrinsrt Harbor
Tickets tor the Vest be obtained q inc emcS y,
Central Railroad u NrwJeIsey foot oil LioeitysS' s
No. Astor House at Nos. III and go Broadway ana
| ri eipL hotels JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. sopernttnoent
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Gorsss, Carriages, sc.

EOR SALE-A large quartette COACH
i lined with Maroon Rep, C.ed months Cost s1vn
win be ,old Tor $50 Al No. IL Fast Thirty ninth-.t
pan of tho 81 able and Carriage House to LET.
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COURT OF COMMOS PLEAs-CuAxBEns-0cT 6-B
fore Judge BRADY.

THE DEATH OF THE FATHER OF JUDGE CARD0Zo.
The following order was entered In the Court
todsy; 80
ordered that this be Adjourned TO Monday morning n 10
o'clock and that all notions orders and proceeding return
alb before special term Of this Court are duly ordered to
Nv order Of the Court NATBAsIEL JARVIS jr, CLERK.
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL Ap-FAIL ARRANGEMENTS, 1853 COM.
MENCiND MONDAY SEPTEMBER ls. PASSENGER
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONE
RRANCU The Stearner JESSE HOYT, Capt seey, wiz
leave Psr No North River daily (sunday' e1cep'ed) -
follows: ... ,.,,, nan r.unvN M
RECT taking passengers for Port Monmouth hSa b
Long Branch Shark River. Fnrmngda!e, Squsn.
Manehester Toms River Woodman.s, shsmon5 S.m ~
Tucksrton OLSON Jackson. and oil Stations on o'"'u'"
Atlantic Railroad. Fam a.
E,cnrsion ti,k ct GOOD for three days., T.
MtlS m Way fs:..user iins f S,.,i %sa''
Ti,,poiJGH PEEIC;HT LINZ CAMDEN AND 49, r.
laws New York at I:ls p M arriving al ''"''" We
.. m. ncx, day. - .;n, NJ Nsw-York "a n,
next day. .,v IN a c. HASTY, Loca
Freight TAKEN NJ :. iY '.as n w. s. SNEpEN. Sspe
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sURRoGATE'S CoURT-Ocr. 6-BefOre sunosa
TUCKER.


During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
IN n,obar the wills Of tie fooqingn persons which
cotsip no provisions Of public Importance Michael Funk
Charles Hobbs jr Jobn w Schmidt Maria handa Jacob
Klein p. r. r Holland. Elizabeth o. Lobdel sainuei ~
W.ier Michael Endres Hester Justice.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONTAINS
NEW LINE OF flRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
RFTwEES NETWORK AND HANEE, CALLING Al
BRESr
Tn. s, splendid vessels this fsvohts route Tor the
Continent o.. the following; -
| WASHINGTON ......32 ol 800 horse powrr
IAFAYETrE,.,.....3204 ,uns 800 horse power
EUROPE 204 .Sohorse power.
NAPOLEON .lNsaIly ready Il. 100 horse power.
ST LAURENT. utingl.. ........Creat power.
PEREIRE.. (Buidnsl ........Creat powell
VILE De PARIS. lBu ding. Great power
DEPARTURES FROM NETWORK. .
LAFAYETTE, A. Bocande.. FRIDAY. October IA
EUROPE. A. Duehesns. FRIDAY ...., November ~
PRICE % PASSAGE. IN 0OLD.
FRsr CapIs Sl35 SECOND CABIS. ESQ
Including table wine for either class
Passenger intending to and Brest will be furnished here
with railroad coupon tickets aud their baggage checked TO
Ps additional charge OF 63 for hrs and ~ Tor second
class.
Medical ATTENDANCE free Of charge
Fer further information apply to -
GEo. MACKENZIE. Agent.
No. ! Broadway. New-forL
Al Paris, ~ boulevard drs Cspucines (Orsnd HotelL
Al Hsvre, WIN lSELIN co.
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NJEW,JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
a M, n M. and .. m, and u midnight; for BALrnSas
and WlsHrsaros. at and ll30 w., p ~, and ]! me-
night Military Tickets not receivable in the p u uSn
FOR other particulars SOC bills at Offices
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

~ FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBURG; NAShvAs
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAiNS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
TIE new and s,arnch stesmcrs Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEWfOaks
Leave New ork daily fsundays excepcd ct ociooka -
nom Pier No 80 North River, foot OF Nsstry-se,
FOR NEW.LONDON, -.
there connecting with tee Steamboat Express Train nom -
above points via Norwich and Worc~ste Boston ana -
Worcester and Nashua and New London and SooeS
Railroads -. 49,.
Frsaht taken sths For information inqaf
Of l. 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the fiss
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/ ANOTHER CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY SAVED By
| HIS CHARACrER--WHU OWNED TIE MONEY
! THREE WITNESSES TO ONE.
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40 LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
Vp k'RJDAy Oct 6--P M


Oyster Plant
Y bnDcb......-..-l21l5
Parsley. v bancb... pas
Parsuips, y bunch. sac
Peppers, bell, v doz. .20025
Peppers, red, v bch. 10
Potatoes, T. bbls2 75as % -
Potatoes. p busl 1881 81
Potatoes, y ! PIX. -. 20925
Potatoes, sweet, u !
peck ............. 3Od35
\ Pumpkins. each -. 1920
Radishes. black y bch. 4a )
Radishes, y bunch. 2
Sage & Thyme, Fbch 5
/, Sauer-Kraut, v u. ..l0al2
Spinach. VI peck. 20 625
Squashes. Marrow.
each. .2O02
Tomatoes v 81 -. 10
Tomatoes, p . peck 35G4O
Tomatoes. y
| bush ........sl 500sl rs
lTWnips. y J peck. 20 a25
Water Cress. y ~. .l0Vl2
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L
UIMtrED)
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS.
TOWN 10 LAND PASSENGERS.
Ahfp. Iurs Cew1dHdfr
OLE .....a4l2.................G rogan
ENGLAND tbuldinEl. ....J 4O.................. -
SCOTLAN D. pui ding s. 41O. Hall
FRfS 80 Grace
UFIyFTIA Prowse
PENNsYIV ANA ...,,.2 R72. .McNe,n.
yIR}i Lew1A
A...........2l 100. Cutting
Leaving Pier No. ~. North River. ss foloys;
.,..,.,.,.............S Saturday Oct. -
iOti3TANA...., .,............... Saturday Oct II
fENNSl A.: - 80, % ~ rs.r
The Cabin accommodations board these steamers are IN
surpassed and the lower than nv any other hne
Cabin pas.sgr e9O; St-~rrsc $50 Payable IN currency
The OF these not be accountants for specie
vsua unless bills Of adng having their value expressed
therein, sr- signed therefor.
For freight or cabin passage spp,yto
WILLIAMS & GUION. No II Wal'I
ForsteeTsse passage apply 70
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A NEW REVIVAL HYMN AND TuNE BOOK, 70 now
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
PLAYED OUT.

JEFF. Davis seems i'll his desperation to
have completely played his hand out.
When he found his accursed cause lost
and ruined beyond all hope of resusci,a-
ton, he seems to have been siezed with a
vindictive spite against the people who
had so faithfully stood by him during
his daTk career. The affection and re-
spect of the Southern people towards him
had long been on the wane, and his
wanton destruction Of Richmond was
only wanting to turn it into the bitterest
hatred. A Richmond paper thus speaks
of that transaction:
This burning of our goodly city may seem
at 6rst glance an unmitigated evil, but there
is another view to be taken Of it. It has had
one certain good effect. II there fingered in
the hearts Of any of our people one spark Of
affection for the Davis dynasty, this ruthless,
useless, wanton handing over the flames Of
their fair city, their homes and affairs, has
extinguished it forever.
This was " firing the Southern heart !"
after another fashion; and the hatred
which it and kindred acts have inspired
in the breasts of the deceived and ruined
Southern people will materially lessen the
probabilities of the escape of the heartless
traitor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11

A SPEc1MEN.-In the now declining
day of Secesh glory, but few of the F. F.
VS. remain among our Puritan people.
Occasionally one, too poor to get to
Mexico and not smart enough to steal
there, may be found. Of such we would
speak: For brevity we will call him
Sacks" Sacks of course is a profess
sional gentleman. Sacks is well pre-
served Gn rum), has winning way of
getting Mud-sill to loan him six bits
even condescends to drink bit gin at a
fourth-class dead.fall, and on tick; but his
honor as Virginia gentleman never has
been compromised-no Sir-by God
never. Sacks has ever been true to his
own peculiar sectional virtues - that
means assassination. Sacks has never
voted anything short Of the regular Demo-
crat ticket. Sacks has seen better days
has been a Judge, Governor, Auctioneer,
or some other big thing; But alas! Sacks
is now only Sacks, and any day Judge
Measher, of the Virginia Police Court, can
tell the inquisitive Yank. who Sacks is,
Birdsall knows Sacks, lRewise-knows
him two dollars and six bits worth !; SO
does Rawson and Lackey, and also most
all the officials of Virginia. Well we
sometimes pity poor Sack-he yet main
tains his chivalric antecedents, and pines
for bloodhoundS, niggers and whisky.
He will yet visit Mexico, and perhaps we
shall hear Of the success of our old bum
Sacks,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-11
THE WOOD AND LUMBER CUES

The threatened prosecution, as tres
passers, of those parties engaged in cutting
fuel and timber upon the public lands Of
this State, has caused some nervousness
and anxiety among the alleged tres
passers. We are pleased to learn that
our Senators have not been unmindful of
the interests of their constituents in this
behalf, and have taken prompt measures
to avert such wrong as such prosecu-
ton would certainly perpetrate, and such
a calamity to the interests of the State if
the further cutting of the fuel and timber
should be prohibited. To show the course
adopted BY Messrs. Stewart and Nye to
avert the threatened evil, we publish the
following correspondence, which has been
furnished Us by the Senators:
WASHINGTON, April l, 1865.
P. Lynch, Esq,
EDIroR GOLD HILL NEws-Dear Sir -
My colleague and myself having received a
dispatch from Nevada, stating that the u D.
Land Officers in our State had instituted, or
we're about TO institute proceedings IN law,
against parties for trespass on the tmner
lands we addressed letter to the General
Land Office on the subject, which was
promptly replied to.
send you the letter and answer 10 oe useu
as you may deem proper.
Very truly, your friend.
JAMES W. NYE.