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sccrued Interest, by all Sab-freasuries, Ma |
tfonaF and other Banks, and ALE Bankers and !
Brokers' essSf - sfrs To tss s4szi fesss -
3RD QuasrfoN. When is the interest paya.
BILE and how can il be coIlecteass sEsa sse
ANsw ER. The Coupons Interest Tickets are !
due 18th Of Fsbruarv and 18th of august in
each year, and can be cut OF from the note, |
and viii be dashed by any Snb-Treasurer,. U.
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on the 18th OF August 4 SOL.
5rH QcssrfoR. Must Isreceivs back my
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ANSWER Mol notunless you yourself pre-
fer to do so the Law gives yea the right to
demand from the eGevesnment, at that time
either yonF money or an equal smount at par,
of the famoas and popular $40 Gold Bearing
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-04-05
Courts for 1865,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

We do herebysfx the times for holding
Courts in the Eighth judicial District of
Ohio; for the year 1865, as follows: u-r,
DISTRICT COURT.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
.ol9al.A z CARp.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying the
wsass Of the public, and In order 10 prevent uusorup
lous dealers from palnng of interior and wortbes'
goods ss the MORTON Coin PRss shall hereafter
ssLL NO GOODS At WHOLESALE sreepsinS only to dulJ
Appointed and Authorized Agents. 10 whom Certif
cate Of such Agency will bs given and who alone shs
be abo to sell the MoRroS PExs Ia that city or village
To my Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public At ny pabished and
well known prices. 'i. ~. -.i .,, ...y-... 4..
Jewellers or Stationers will In all cases. be preferred
as Agents. 'ai 3i..4
Conditions and Terms for Agency win be stated upon
application. BY letter or otherwise. t al ,.sf iia
Where no Agency is established. those wishing the
MORTON PHs must send to my store. where prompt
attention will bs given TO their orders.
A Circular, with fac-simile Engravines Of all Slg't
and Prices win be sent to any one on receipt OF letter
postage. I-LA.~ fG r
Address A. MonTos, No. a5 Maiden lane, New.York
Dated New.York Nov. !. 1865. --.r..1 ..,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Accident On the uudsea River Read
Nerrow Escnpe Of Passengers. i

When the new Cincinnati train came up to
the Hudson River Railway Depot at Tbirtieth'st on
Tuesdey morning and had nearly stopped the sleeping
car was upset with crash and passengers hng age,
mattresses shelves &c. were thrown into inextricabe
confusion. The passengers werc extiicsted alter
time. with no damaging consequences beyond few
Sigh, contusions. One lady was caught uIder falling
stove but not seriously injured Our reporter was un
able to learn the canse Of the accident.
The car very badly brokon. and tho trucks were
fractured and inorments Impression Is that the
ACCIDENT wns caused by q bad wheel Fortunate iOr
the passengers that 1t did not occur when the IRAN was
unde full speed for the sleeping was hext TO the
bavcucecar and tho whole rain would then have been
prvciptated into the river. r.. ....-
The accident may have been caused BY tho very de-
fecvc rails which cover the trnck near the depot Onc
Of the trucks mounted the platform Of the passenger do
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Amusement, thi. Evening.

WALLACK'S IHEATER-Tuk NEEDyuL
EIBLOs GARDEN--RAyELs--Jocxo--S --Srhrns AsD Tan
LuTTshyLr-Taaxs fLriss ikAFik ..-l
OLYMPIC TaEATEh--rms sfnrErs os NswioRL
wINTEK GARDEN-"PLarisow WIN FIRE"
BROA DwAY TfEATER-"sAa"
BANSUYS NUSEUM--Afs smeon--STiLL WATERS Res
DKKP-E -Ey,nipg--Y AtsrPA: On, lns VIVID toHsk o,
TAKTAEt-W. u. HARRISON, ExgEsPoEAssoUs sisGER.
FOxs OLD BOWERY lrHEArEl-IKE FExALE DK
TYcTIvE-THz MAGIC BAaEgL- .f.s Z
DOnWORTI UALi.-CoycKRr-HApaNsL L. ABEL-ED
MnLLgsHArER--F. BEHeSrx- CoLLifns. gf : .'fl
BROADWAY ATHENFUM --Inr CoIoStA SocfNry-Rx
MN IioS OF rHE WosES % hicoL, hrIfrEa VI
THE HiPPOTHEArRON-Srw-Yos CInors-rns Foun
BRYAsrs MlSsTRELs-Lys msInABLEs-oun Arsi
CAs PoLKA-scAktp CoNTnIBAsD-hEcK0S lts N
. LUcE--DFArrS ~ A t0RN--NEAAIkG oY TnE CHKkk-
STmggTs oy HEw YOKK D.. 'I0.| .ail. .. D l
WOODS MINsTRfLs-THx HASAoKps TairxPn on TRy
BLACK MAILERs DEsnAr. ia Sis sc-nss. 49,
sTRREOSC0PTicoN-CoRs OF CEAsD Aso CRo,py
sTs. |
FINE ART GALLERY. No. 625 5BRoApuAr-TfuS1IsdroS q
PAINTING ~ LADY wA,mISgroSs HEcf PTIoS DAx
GoUrIL's GALLERY OF ARrr-rto FxDIs Marble Busr
OF ABAABAx LiaCoLs r.. .r
No. 8JT BHOADWAY-ExIlBirioS VicTvRIA
RK0IA on soUIn AxaRicAs WArRn LILr. 4
BALLOON ASCEN stONS--CABLs AsC.ssfoss AT Lows
BALIoos AHPhfTiEArBR- .-...----... . .t..
BRoOKLYN ACADEMY or hUsIC-OPEnA-CR CRnrHo .
Ia COhORH. +' r+--rf '"Ii. Id. .ff
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
n. Lot. w,,n.- v,.s.ns wallace.

The death Of William Vincent Wallace is not
altogether unexpected. lie has long been In and when
VIC hca,d that lie bad gone to tho syuh OF France We
bsa msgispg, for there Is fatality about The south Of
France thst seems pHerrius. Here he wM attacked
with kind of pneumons. and on tie iNh 81 October
died at the Chatesu do Bagen. Hante Garenne. III
wsilscs born In ireland. sad ut sAe tine o. 1''
death was In the 10th year of bic rge His father was
master and lie soon became apt N music that
at 10 no could play every instrument In tho or
ohesrn At If be began giving concerts In Au'tra'.
and continued to do so IN Europe and South Anerlci
Mr. Wallace composed many pieces for the piano trte.
even sfer he was afflicted with blindness. In is''
Previous to tbs. no wrote tho opera OF Mariana
very char ming wo.k. Matilda ~ Hungary. "Gu-
narr,' Lere," "The Maid of Zui1ch, ahd 'oss
merion from Blazp. lie rerided 10 New York Tor
severe years. After bis return TO Eurone he Wrote
"Iur,nvs and Tie Amber Witch" IL 10 said As
leaves Lehiud HIN an opera eniii'd EstrSia' 1909
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
uIAERHED.

FTNK-HILL--On Wednesday. Nov: at the residence o
George Fr~dYfick Fink OF Woodbridge. j. to Nett,t
second daughter of the late Geor H. Till OF this city, No
ca@is. l--- lH '.s q. .H.
GHTON-BOARDMAN->On "Wednesday, Nov !, ~
the Rev Howard Crosby at the Fe'dence OF the ende
parents Edwin HonsLton to Mary Amandi eldest diukh
ter OF VIM. Bosrdnsn ESQ., all OF this city. No cards
SEGUR-CRITTENDEN-AtD Dover N. J.. on Wednesday,
Nov . 1855 by tie Rey 3. e. Mesl. Warren Scsur to An
mic L. Cfitenden. ' f..---l
MISUNDERSTANDING wsdnesisy, Nov by the
Rsv A. II. Psrrdse, Giiuey Undsnill to Josephne b.
Fncrrn, all Of Brooklyn. "
Csifornis papers please copy. 4rI I..E "a
WATSON--DEvO0--O "Wednesday, nov. J. at theres'
dence Of the brides psrera Dv the Rev " G WESTON,
Georss Watson to Ala Dryco. daughter OF John Dsvoo'
e.l.. ~ Of This city IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
.t No Monopoly In T~lesraphins. 80
DECISION OF A UNITED STATES COURT IN THE
WESTERN UNION TRLgGRAPH CO. VS.. TnR
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH CO.

UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH CO.
An important telegraph ease has just been
decided in the United States Circuit Court iYr the
Southern Distgict Of Ohio. Tie Western Union Tele-
graph Co filed bill in equity for injunction against
the United States Telegraph Co.. to prevent Tho latter
from proceeding with the construction Of q telegraph
line from Cincinnati to Dayton nlonR the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. The railroad corpora
tion had granted so far as they could the exclusive
right OF way on their road to tho Western Union Co..
and tie present proceedings were attempt by the
latter to maintain their monopoly. The line Of the
complainans. extending on one side OF tho
railroad the respondents by legal proceedings before
the Probate Court secured right Of wny the other
side. by act Of the Legislature the power Of the
Court TO grant such location restricted 10 strip
exceeding five fec, IN breadth and this stipulation
sseos have been Inserted by the procurement Of the
Western Uuion Companyt which afterward sough In
occupy the whole o. the strip under their grant from
the railroad, by putting down posts dagorally "
cover the track with thor wires crossing from side to
side. They then uode application for an ipJunc
tion to prevent tho United States Company from
proceeding. The Cont referred 1t back technical and
general grounds holding that the railroad corporation
lad power to grant exclusive righ. Of way: hrst
because it is contract tending to abrd0e the exercise
Of the franchise Of the raroal corpor 4op; and.
ODd because 1t Is grossly contrary to public policy ono
therefore void What is the character Of the clause
giving exeusivs right of wayi Tho Telegraph Com
pany did not bind itself even to complete line on th'
west side Of the railroad track, eossta, that II
would do II is clear that 1t does not need snct
line at present, nnd according to the proof in the
cause. ii could probably never need it. The whole
scope Of this part the contract shows that the objects
were exclusion Of competing lines aud the establish
meni of monopoly. Under the circumstance ssyi
the Court think such provision contrary to public
policy. and therefore not to be enforced.
TIE application for injunction being denied th'
compHinants oppesied to the Supreme Court at Wash
ington. M f..-T
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
D7I. d..

AaavIys sf9siys IT, On T;d.y 9s S:i R A Ellen Ar
TIE ri,pd, srs respectfully ytea aeui,hs rsra from
her ia residence No Zil Sch-rn-rhorr St. on Thursday,
Nov 2, at o'clock. wihoa, further notice. r
GILES--On Nouday morning Oct TO- 1895 Joscyh z; Gies
ssed 20 year months aud day' son Of Glbe sndiienI
TIN inuera will take ace on Thusy Nov. az o'clock,
from the residence Of his ir-nts No u South Seconds
Brooklyn. Ed. lll' cI .Ilf u
HALsEY-oa ,Ioua.y Oct % Jsra.ha widow Of Benjamin
::Sy "a n. h d. sss ;s,t % e fsm a.. respectfully
No. 'ss 80 @,.. % Isis q, Thursday Nov
O'Clock. g. ..ui .t..Ir.. .0
HITCHCOCK-on Wednesday, Nov. l., Samuel Hitchcock,
Tho snd friend, os The family are fe'recay mveo
8, tie re.araes Of hs ,On d. Il. 81 itchcocs No. 81
East T1irtieih-st . -.-., --l-, l 10 ..,.f.v. .o
TplSlf--At Stamford Conn., Wednesday, Nov. l. Philip
Issh fr~aerly afihis !hy. ~
The peav-s and ffrrd o the fsnly are invited TO atss
the fnsI wfhoa: further invitation on fHiy next %
Ca, leave Twenty .even,h, q, $50 and STANFORD a0
MOnG ,H-In Bm.hanion. ~ y. on Sunday morning
Q ~ be,ssyN, wiaos Of tire His iajoT Ch9isc-y aioI
grn. IN the si.t year q her as. D.. .....tL r.
PARMLY-On Tuesday Uc,. ~. Mrs Elizabeth, widow Of
G no@.S r-ta a5 ;d, 4 yrs sss ., ar. r.pcy TO-
va to attend her frra s-dsne. of her .on-in
law. wm. Matin 80 a5g West Twsa'y.h'rd'' gu Thars
Day, Noy. ?. al o'e!oes p. m.
sALLsBURY-on Tuesday, Oct ~ Mary Wool widow o.
the lse John Ssl'bp n us % EyeaI 81 he, % ss.
10 att nd the fonsr ffoin The ebcs OF hrr dnns.r
Mia itbsrt Van Wsgrnea. D 900 Wes, ihiry-seSe''h
st. On Fr y, Nov 3 at : p IN Is 81
STEW ART-I. BrooSiyu. On Ysdnesdsy Nov. I, Jsn'
Ann stew art, aged * years ard Ipmoinna
The end, cf ihr fimily ro.ysciuy mvnrdt surr,
2ence To z6j Myrilr sy-, rras house. Brooklyn. -,
TRUsLOW-At Portches'r, On ln"sdhy ni'Inins' OCT N
| slr4 Iui,.ita TTu.oV. r'.d "a year. -
The r. ,s.. sni ri-od. f,ny respectfully IN
tseterI or f'rera r, the ssnn',t ~ p Shyres
| O'Clock a. ni without fuTth ~ inyta'iop. -.
idr, .on Of Er.w.,f md Many \ Wood AGED 10 yerr.
Tie firnds of the faulty vrd g siisudt .nu.T5i
the residence OF bis parents 10. 81 Ryersons', Oh ridy
| at2 OIhfs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Naval Iusctiigcnce.
THg sAvAL DOCK RAGE

.t THE NAVAL DOCK RACE lt 40
On account of Mr.. Forbes refusing to allow
the engines Of tho AecugGin to run at the dock Lr
another % hour trial Tiers win not be any further con
tes, ~ his kind the pat ~ ths Algonquin s ho
ir,sp ptiop or Mr. I-herwocJ TO tho WBoosk for 80
hours ,otne time ing neat week. This Trial VIII hot
have any reference to tho Algonquin. II being merely
an expe fIneptsl tisl 10 which Mr. fsherscod exPees
10 eucdnte pofe fully tho merits Of tho wnooekis ea
rines J, il hot definitely decided when the sen Face
between the yessls will take plucr burh 10 prssnmed
thn, Il will come of as soon ~ tie Algonqain can be
,,,t{ Ia trim.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
The President 10 tho Governor Of Ar
Luusas.
of Al.

The following dispatch has been sent by the
President 10 the Governor of Arkansas: .eu
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. WAsHr,eTov d. c..
'. --..-.-fl p t Octotcr ~ 1865.
To Cor KuRrfIy Litis Rock, ArkaEsSss lh' i,u
There viii b. 10 Interference with yc1r present or
rsniz nion of State Gover nent hive l,arn.d from
T. t;snrf, ESQ., and other sources, that s ~ wofk'
h9 well md you vii proceed and 'esrme tie ~ Otr
relations vifh the Fed ri Government and al tfe sid
In the IrVer Of the Goyernment viii h. given ln re-
storing tie State 10 Its former relatiocs.
m LI'3lr D aKDsEw JouAsoS.
President Of the CnItsd states.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
THE LATE GALE.
o. Bavsgcs on she L"ko'-I"
,.rs susk - Eighteen Cattle Wasnee
r,verhoard. ,.f.,. t.,.- -i

~ BuFYAIo. "Wednesday. Nov. l. 1866.
m c.,,m,,e;ci ofthis city to-day publishes a
i.,..,ers iso nv the late gale The following are the
ist OF ir,s,t ont ores, The propeller Her Majesty was
DS SnS Al Port Cobornc she had 500 oHl.: e.ur The
propslr "a JS,eer Callw ell lost her shhft and will
folnt so on the dry dock. The schooner Lucy ~
have !" ,tb cargo of coal, from Cleveland. lost her
i aud ssf ba.s. .s Of sS sSr soS"S: om S
vaao va is ashore ON North Harbor Reef, and full of
toi HE schooner T. 5. J. Bemis laden with " cat
aia Mlwaukee was towed into Cleveland in sink.
NON d,,ioo Tie propeller Mineral Rock crossed
ing n VomR Rsy during The storm. Her gangways were
4. by fbe force Of tbe waves, and her deck load
pus, ~ tte washed overheard The Sci ooner Alger.
;as isdsn With barley was sunk at Port ColborLe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
NICOLA Msisryas DIoRAMAs.-The 'diorani'

= NICVLA IIbFS1H" y |E0'''1&''f'''' w ~
on Broadway near Fourtbstat the Atheneum attracts
much attention. THIS evening. tho celebrated German
MusicaI Society called the "Coopla," viii give per.
formapce The scenes are mainly SvisA Ssvoyard and
Tyr,,iese. with many sketches Of the Rhine. Norway
coasts, Mont Blanc the Jupgrau. and soon lecture
BIZ tourist viii mako these pictures plain to the spec
tator These pictures are excellent works Of art. and
the exhibition is ono Of the most attractive 10 New
York. Nj, Nissls Msistsr bss succeeded In mailing
an attractive exhibition and deserves success,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Bu0ine6s Notifrs-
TuR uoRRow OF ISDicrsrioy.

The HORIZONS OF INDIGESTION.
Yca CO plain Of your soach ufrhna.s dy'p-pie' b"
os,hi no. your .,smseh complain Of yoaa fes'Sy TIE
r.ns you snluIr .npy .he oaash' iae'hod s
v.rx. oror you Tor ,-cns abusing Perh'~ you have
never made en- .Ger aprov Ia eoidon ba, on lie o'her
hand ~. eon,pUay nc with INV Ael''orns 'nl In
oonsraoss food Have yei usd osrF'rfAs SrosAon
g,rrrrs apro.r diet, AMI regular u'ehf The Bite" m
w.-t would put ytar .,ivs sprustu' In pes~etoid'If'
sl.te the now {. bic IN 'erodsnee ~iih
spd produce u, so much speen, action ~oud be neee'
.sy for your good; snl xhen you were once al
ecu. ard regular dens ~i,h little of ths Touio nov and
them woaiL you fyos have neglected ih's n'sa'
Of eerc aoaf blr. yoor semseh for is rebellion l 10
merely nssr.t Lint ts, she wtn,s hss II you neglect It.
the psr, thing m.y be Inflammation, or seirrhus CaaeeF er
some rshsr solsdt and dangerous dseso There ' such
Llug a. being TOO late n hese matters fosrxrTrs h1
rms VII, care Dppipss' but Dy'pcP'd may ense"o-f dis
ea.,s Which defy en ies,osttiyes .. r t.'| |..l.
New, Yoii Ofhes No. 80 CsdHs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

Dlodat but he denies H. He was brought to Brooklyn
and Is now confined In the Forty first recins station
House. The press and all other materials seiscd In
posssson Of the Inspector Of Ppice. wherc they viii
feran until demanded by the Uaited States aGthori
in
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
SEwING.NACHINPs.

We are haringa great many inquiries for Sewing
Machines from various parts Of the country and as we
cannot conveniently reply TO them oil by mail we havo
thought II proper to state Ion In regard to them
In this public manner. VIC have used WILSON, patent
manufactured by the WHEELER g. WiLs,S MASuPAc.
TURING loNrASr 40 C25 broadway. and wo can say in
regard to II. that it is without rival 1t Is simple not
easiy pnt ont of order when In prrer hands, and, In
poin. of effectiveness and finish, other machine stands
ahead of Thisfimous machine highly sppre-
cia,ed tho world over. We state this much In regard
10 the excellent machine upou own responsibility.
This company have made and sold during the last
three months sbout 900 machines and are now pro'
ducing and selling $50 per day. Tncy vnry In price
om $,0 to e!c0 aud the hiehestpiced ones sell BEST
In n cir business there 10 over sO000 invested and
they keep 200 men regularly employed manufacturing
maohIpcs. The system pursued is tho same as that
soc to gauge and Consequently the parts Of any ria.
chine mny bo trinsposed With those Of another ma.
ch!ue Of tho same sze Or should accident occur the
broken port ecu be Immediately replaced on application
| TO the ofnce. ,"..
There Is not m establishment In this country where
stitching of Any kind 10 required In which the sowing
machine Is rot employed; and there are few private
families in which il Is not acknowledged article Of
furniture TIs psay has just won the highest pre-
miun a, the International Fair DablIn exhibiting ii'
eoo OoOth machine. beautifully ornaAepted with the
American coat Of arms. lscientiho Amtrican
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

sF8w.a pnsM nsssiv e - ivo,oh Men Of tn. s..
81 + !; ;ssss & 4.
,n.a .A' ''''ils E:sysssS Y sEEDf' ,sa.s,o
= ~ aty.Wax ,Sx 4 ( snSlLREl smnsS}lLREloox, ..oo9g
st SkSSS5S: 4 S:SoxTk i xEk.oeo ..s'' = % %
.. ETHAN 1a 4HaARLEs SRLEEsss 3. 'sfEneER =. ~.
other .nHss pes1tIwS w p oIssrs. Isssrs.ssSa -
'"ssas: ssoao. H. MAerAr, seeIsi..y = .g.---r
vv KsIISS;w ;wssS' EsIS'55 5aRsD RsI,,
g. eaTl9s Fl.,. ssEs1SS sa III ss s:S
speakers win sd$,f;J d%$,;aSs IA s'ssi,Ii ALLEN r...
RoseR, PATERSON s-cretsry.- - - -
Sinerees,L Ward Ciiizs..,r .s;ss Assss' .,Ssss sss
meeting his As.ocsor and q the r,as @s"SSE
..a w, fi.Iss. I III Is tlia,.d.yj EvEsaSe = sss'''s
Msm'r' will D''s'' y pvsSs;'H pWS H. RrcHA.ss ssss.E
EishtesntI waIa Wo.ttusces,s 2ssiisd 2,.i:dss xtS q
SsASr.d.y, Z 1s ESzNiSS ass'oet t,s';i 8 sSssac
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

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