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TER Ms. CASH!

Az that is the word for these times.
Credit is nowhere, comparatively. 1t is
we'll for all that it is so. Cash forms
splendid basis for business. Witness
these particulars -
l. 1t is sdre.-What is made is surely
made, and the Profit and Loss accounts
may almost be banishcd from the Ledger.
At the end Of year you can tell wheth-
er you have really made any thing. You
have tangible evidence Of the fact in
your bank balance, or in goods and prop.
erty. Your earnings are not in the
pockets of other men for six months or q
year. The bird is in your hand.
2. II is pieasant-Pleasaut to the
buyev as well as to the seller. The cash
buyer comes up to you with frank and
open face. He feels independent of you.
He has no favors to ask, for he intends
to pay on the spot for all he buys. Ho
chats with you without restraint on equal
terms. He has your confidence, and YOU
treat him with cordial respect. Both
are happy. His business concluded, TIE
handshaking is mutually pleasan, and
satisfactory.
3. 1t as "ealthy,-Thc business breast
is not perturbed nor anxious in regard
to the character and standing of a new
customer. You do not look at him
askauce, nor does agitating suspicion
prevent your friendly compliments
When you sell bill Of goods, it is not at
the expense of a fit of dyspepsia. Your
mind is placid, for you know the trans
action is safe. Good digestion is a pre-
requisite of health aud, with q placid
mind to boot, the seller for cash ough to
gain in substance. Doubtless.
4. IL is b!neUolent.-On the cash plan,
tho purchaser takes only as much as he
can pay for; and be consequently has no
worriment by day nor tossiugs at night
in devising ways to meet engagements
for goods iuconsiderately purchased
He looks before he leaps and SO no
comes down softly. The sheriff never
peeps in At his door aud no gets good
character among his neighbors, and some
rich man probably makes him his exccu.
tor. The way is open to him for places
OF trust aud honor aud who can say that
he may not become an alderman, or q
senator ! The same health consideration.
that happily benefit the seller equally
t'sn- system ,s'sister to tho gentle quail.
ty Of mercy, that blesses him that gives
and him that takos. ."-Typoyruphic
Adrerttser.
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RXCHANGE OFFICE.

S1GHT DRAFTS ON NEW, YORK CAN 81
~ had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur
ehasers. Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts o,
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed ~ q small premium. 2-- ,r-. Ia
IF Office over Holtslander's store 1s. p
'...- '.~--'s- - s-. sWM. IL. TUTHIII..
Upton, Iowa: July lst, 1860. ,. -. .-a'
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the impression that the scene I witues.
sed, and shs voice I heard, made on my
mind. 1fa good artiss had been in my
place, I think he could have found the
material for = painting that would have
immortalized him, that Of Mr.. Lincoln
and the old Quaksress ksseliue together
in prayer Wash. Corres. Of Gin Com.
merctol
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WM. ELLIOTT.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Co
q lectng Agent Applications made for
:,,-as Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
o. discharged soldiers, or for the heirs of d
ceased soldiers No charge made unless I'll
application is successful. Office in the baS
ment ofthc Court House, TIrToH, Iowa. May
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JOHN, =. TUTHII.I.,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PrprIc
and Insurance AGESr. anticipating Poll
stes issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house
Upton Iowa, Sept. 10TH 1868. In36v1oy-J
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n0- A Johnny reb from Georgia reg
iment came out from his front to cut
wood few days ago, aud approaching
too near our lines was bgought in by our
pickets-just for joke, you know
Being taken before the General, he was
asked, care you prisoner or q deserter?'
"Wcll, I'm pris'ner l s'pose, didn't
mean tor come" "Well, where do you
want to 60 to now" "Onywhar whar
dcr's peace" In further examining he
was asked what he thought of the plan
of putting slaves into the Southern army.
"Woll, myself / der'n think tn do"
"Why mott" "Why, yer see my 'pinion's
that them that knows 'nough to fight
will know 'nough to run this way" SO,
according to his idea, the negroes of reb-
eldom are divided into two classes, these
who would run before they were brought
to the front and those who would run
when they reached the front Did he
intend that as joke at the expense of
Davis aud Lee who propose to arm their
slaves!
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/. +. KENNEDY,

vDHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIrroN, Iowa.
Uftse, rst door west of Reigart Il MeNa-
msya's drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. llonlSI
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EstPay AelfAr-faken up by J. 7. Taylor. In
Center nship, Cedar co.. iowa, January 49, 1865,
no usEls or brands visible. Appraised At 9ls.
S.YATES, Clerk.
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EFFECTS OF CHLORO1ORM.-The lsst
volume of "Transactions" issued BY tho
Royal Medical aud Chirurgical Society
contains the elaborate report of . com
mittee Of the society appointed "to in.
quirc into the uses aud physiological,
therapcutical, and toxical effects of chic.
roform, as we'll as the best mode of ad-
ministering it and Of obviating any i'll
consequences resulting from its admin
istration." The report is accompanied
by many details exhibited in a tabular
form. The following are tho "Physio.
logical Conclusions :" "Chloroform at
first increases the force of the heart s
action this effect is slight and transient.
When complete anasthesia is produced
by chloroform the heart in all cases acts
with less than its natural force. The
strongest doses of chloroform vapor,
when admitted freely into the lungs,
destroy animal life by arressing the action
Of the heart. by moderate doses of
chloroform the hearts action is much
weakened for some time before death en-
sues respiration generally, but not in
variably, ceases before the action of the
heart, aud death is due both to the fail
ure of the hearts action and to that Of
the respiratory function. The danger at
tending the use Of chloroform increases
with the degree of stupor i. induces
Apparent irregularities in the action Of
chloroform mainly depend on the vary
ing strength Of the vapors employed, on
the quality Of the chloroform, and on the
constitution Of the patient" The COM
mittec state that the results Of 1856 cap
ital operations performed before, and Of
Is47 performed since, the introduction
of anesthetics, collected from all authen'
tic available sources, show that anDsthet.
les have in no degree increased tho rate
of mortality.
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THE CHILDHOOD OF JAMES WATT
Watt was, from his birth, of an extreme.
ly delicate constitution, untitled for tax
ing part in the common sports Of boys,
and little prepared for those struggles
with difficulties which afterward marked
his career. His mother, who was . wo-
man no less remarkable for her intelli.
geuce than for her personal graces, taught
him to read when scarcely out Of his in.
fancy and bis father, who was ships
carpenter aud desler in naval stores in
Greenock, added a little writing and
arithmetic. In the latter the child rap.'
idly improved, aud he was fond of work.
ing out his sums with . pencil upon
scraps Of paper, or moro commonly with
q piece Of chalk upon the toor-some-
times his only amusement when the
severe headaches to which he was subject
compelled his parents to keep him at
home. On one occasion, when he was
bending over . stone hearth with the
usual piece of chalk, . visitor who was
present remarked to the father, "Thc
boy ought to be sent to public school,
and not permitted to idle away bis time
at home" "Look at what my child is
doing before you blame him." returned
the father. The child of six years Of
age was cudeavoring to solve problem
in geometry. Another time ho was
scolded by his aunt Muirhcad, while tax
ing tea with the Watts, for his assumed
Incidence. Jenny" said tho worthy
lady, solemuly, ~ mover saw such an
idle boy as you are. Pray take q book
and employ yourslf usefully for tho last
hour you have not spoken one word, but
taken off the lid of that kettle and put it
on again holding now cup and now a
spoon over the steam, watching how it
rises from the spout, catching and count.
ing the drops it falls into. Arc you not
ashamed Of spending your timo in tina.
way ?" The little James playing with
the tea.kettle, observes NJ Arago, who
tells this story, became the mighty en-
gineer preparing tho discoveries which
..,o <o ;,r.oo,< Al, = 4: ~, -
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n Chenp Home.

TINE undersigned has House ana three Lots
l. in Block 60. in Starts Addition to the
town Of Upton, which he desires TO sell at .
very low figure. The House has a g 9 d double.
walled cellar, and good well, corn crib. stable,
and other Outbuildings, and some large shade
trees are on the premises. For further psrticu.
lars apply at this office, or to
EDWARD KENNEY.
Upton, Dec. Is, 1864. Gw5l
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THOS. HANNA,

.- THOS. HANNA,
a--E ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ MUsCArIEE :: :: IOWA.
Office, No. oil Second street. Particular atten
Ion given. TO collections in Muscatine Louisa
Cedar, johnson and Scott eounties-ttles exam.
'asa;'a1ss pa'd' &ca * GULF
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Manufacture - Of Colins.

u Every effort will be made to satisfy his pat.
Nsoas a. to price and quality.
NJ All he Asks Is n Fair Trial.
1In Brick Block south Of the Court House
squsss.
Tipsea. Oct. sth. Ts. MARCUS BEACH.
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Result Of Experience,

In November, 1858, says the eminent
actor, Mr.. George Vandehotf, | had the
honor to be admitted to practice at the
bar in this country. Perhaps my recent
assumption of this character will be sufti-
cient to authorize and excuse my final
cumming up Of the result of my expert
cnce of theatrical life, with a few words
of gratuitous advice "to all whom these
presents concern" To any Ingenious
youth then, who may be now meditating
plunge into that uncertain, or rather
certain "sea of troubles" that shines and
glitters in tho seductive da.zle Of the
foot .lights--to such ono say. AGO to
sea in reality; 90 to law; 60 to church; 60
to physic; 20 to Italy and strike blow
for liberty Gf cause and opportunity
again offer 60, to anything, or anywhere,
that will give you an honest and decent
livelihood, rather than go upon the stage.
To any young lady with similar procliv-
ity, l would say; Buy a sowing machine,
aud take in plain work first. So shall you
save pourself much sorrow, bitter disap.
pointment, secret tears
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To CURE HoovE IN CATTLE A
writer in the Irish Agricultural Gazette,
mentions case of this disease that was
cured by pouring couple Of cans Of
cold water upon the loins Of the animal
He also speaks favorably Of this treat
mept in other instances.
To START A BAuLKY HoRsE.-Fill
bis mouth with dirt or gravel from the
road and he'll 60. Now don't laugh at
this but try it The plain philosophy Of
tho thing is-it gives him something
else to think Of. Wo have seen it tried
hundred times, and it has never failed.
-Er.
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JAS. H. RoTHaocx, ". P. WoLr
ROthrOck & Wolf,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
10 TIPTON, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. A5

PIATr Il SPICER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
l2-l Upton, IOWA.
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Fu R N | 7 u R (!
-

THE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the premis-
l. ses, can be found at the old stand Of VIM.
Bagley. where he will keep supply Of all articles
In lis line, at LOWER FIGURES than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. He is pre-.
pared to rs~1s'21.s .s...4 +. ar.~.s-
MANUFACrURE IN ANY STYLE ALL.
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE
q ehat may b. wanted. CARVING will be done in
the best manner. He will also attend to repair.
Ing snch articles as above mentioned.
special attention vii be paid to the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

mind took away the clothes Of the hve that
ne..A .ss oouversation they away with Hemkind
c,o'. 1T W" sevcn days after ship arrived
,bt NJ, HsIrd cam, board does not know that any Of
The men to,d NJ sode esyss they wanted Renknd did
no, hear any Of them asked to on re ocatd the snip
wait until II eci cargo l. uot uus W ,1 'no en
ashore Unless the captain allows them acre was wagon
to; he fret him standing the fore part Of the deck
wtnef standing the dock within about 10 feet OF
where they talking; cant remember what was said OF
done that time; him bringing the sailors clothes
from slip the captain said 10 him. Whst shall that bel
don't know whet Henknd said does not know whether Hem
kind drove the wagon whether the sailor In II
Henck Hahn standing the recaste with the whole
crew this first visit had conversation with him said
about 10 mnues the dock go ashore; can't
tell whether they went the not the wagon had
started 20 when Ray ashore; 90 not know
whether Hcinnd under the influence OF quor when he
Ucnkind said when he into the cabin
lie wond Hike have brandy TO take to the men
shore this between and eight and nine o'clock n
the morning witness all right" Homknd said ne was
Prussan that he all right and bound to keep so this
said in German.
Carl tcsii6e6Am capt,n Of the LouSa Nickets; she
in this port; know Iiemkind twas cose to when he
saw him; he lin standing by wagon; he was taking
swBy chests; be said this free country now wit
said know ere is Slavery hemkind said yes
and a slhvtr well show Hemkud drove away
with the chests; Hcmknd acrwad cane there and SAID
that would be fortune 20 the captain ard hnsei the cap
tain would have TO pay them and he would get something
shipping them the contract with the sailors Was made az
Sten, before the Comnissgners IN my Presence tue nen
ho signed this paper the Muster Comuisoncs the crew
before the ssoncrs, ana TINS couect
no,cd down by Conms, s,ionrTs and 2ued by beth
Council here objected TO the admission oi tho muster roll
contract and The matter ADJOURNED 10 TUESDAY pun
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
LAW INTRLLXGRNCE.
The f,aurts for October.

Aesr three months Of rather busy vacation,
A.. Counts commence to-day their Fal work. The Court
~ have been repsred and ciesned the Judges have re-
tu,ped ,nd busy Autumn and Winter may be expected
rbs Supreme Court with s heavy Circuit Ca.endaT VIII
al, three Crcus ct which Justices Leonard Barnard ana
s,bsrspd will preside At the Special Term Judge Corke,
tdeeudeut Of s5 dsnorers inerposd by the City which
ara the decision Of Of the Court OF Appeals
sre are upward Of 800 issues OF law and fact to be ted
va ara to state tho rule potpong cases
A, the call OF the Calendar viii be strictly adhered to In this
Court
The Snreror Court holds Trial Terms presided over
nv Justice. Barbour and hoCunn. Justices Robertson.
Mopen and Gsrvin will, at the time hold the General
Term
The Common Pleas Judges DAILY and Cardozo will hold the
Trial Term and the General Term viii be held as usual
The usua Chambers and Special Term fr Justices will
n. bdn the Supreme Court. by CbeJustice lnrsham In
N. Common Pleas by Judge Brady and the Superior at en
ssrNsr bour by Judges assigned et the General Term.
The Dc, aud Circuit Courts Of tho United State oso
ao,p this week the District Court Tuesday and the Cir
eui, to-day The 0rond Jury will SIT two weeks from to-day
and afr that the criminal business In the Circuit toar si
, ont Of frauds in the Pevenuo aud fogere, of geonbach
viii tiya Il not suIpass the very heavy business IN the
General Sc ssons.
The Msrne Court viii hold is usual essor' the Saro'
s.ie the opening Of the term Of HE Court to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
:, Whndsor, N. g., with plaster, TO J. Y.

=, Bns zetuon - Windsor N. s.. with plaster. to J. r.
Whitney Co.
hrig Camilla tof Bermnds) Nrwman Manxapla 70 days,
With cedar, tobacco &c, TO McColl Firth.
Schr Carol, Lnsan Is days, cosl.to WIN. 3. Brown.
SchI Caharne Wilson, mcfsdden. Esstpor with herrtng
10 Jed Frye Co.
Schr A. Woodhouse tcf Kingston, JAM Eddy Moran
Bay, lam ~ days, logwood to J. T. b. Maxwell Lei.
vessels.
schr FL. tof g. john N b. vaa Norder. Liusan s. B..
10 days. with coal TO McMurray Go.
Schr Meteor (of Bermud,j Duncotpb Bermuda G dsys
,yh sugar TO McColi Firth.
S"r Nspoleon, Nickels Georgetown, D. c. for Hudson
sch, Myrone. Hughes Beaufort n. c. days with wood
TO n. l.. M.Cready Go.
Schr. John Fonyh Appegate. Baltimore.
Schr Arcade, Munlpe Ehsbetlrort ior Csmdep.
Schr Emily. Fowler. Hobrook Eabethport for Boston.
schr. Ottoman. George. Elizabeihport for Bangor.
Schr. Effort Bsnet,. PhEsdelrhis for New Haven
Schr. T.. y Meanv. Wilcox. Philade'phis for Middleton,
Schr Caroline Fox. Philadelphia for Proyiience
Schr AIMS r.. sehord Hanson, Ph'Adclpf cr Dlghtou.
Schr. Sarah Clark, Griffin. Philadelphia { New Haven.
Schr. Emeline Height Howes. Philude phs for Lynu.
Schr. WauPonsa. kellton. Pbilsdrlpbis for Darby.
Schf. Trenton. Harding Delaware City for New Haven
Scbr Mary J. Hoyt, Hanmsn Baltimore for Providence.
Schf L. T.. Eslock FIsnbes Phai.phIa for New Haven.
Schr o. T. Hubbard son.r Piisdephia for Midd -towD.
Schr. Maria Fleming Wi,m Philadelphia fcI Norwich.
schr Brsndywin-, Cor.op Philade phis for Fail River
Schr. Allan Dowine. Rice fmldaphia for puwtucket.
schr. Elizabeth. Turner Ehabethpcr for Boston:
Schr Andrew Stewart, Gilbert. Albany for Providence.
Schr. Golden State. Chase, Norfolk. 2
Schr. s. T. Garrison, - EUlabethport for Pawsucket
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Ihe belmont Robbery.
ExAMfSATIoy AT THE T0aBs DY JUSTICE
DOWLIkG.


On SATURDAY.. the examination in tho case Of
Charles Jones alias Chauacey johnson, who was AZ
rested on charge OF baving stolen On THURSDAY last,
6 package contain lag So. coo worth Of L. - 5O bonds
from the banking house o August Belmont d Co., III
Wull ST. came up before Justice DOvlng at the TOmbs.
Frederick William Weiss the cashier oi the banking
house. titled that the afternoon of the robbery the
accused came into the clearinghouse. aud asked about
the rates OF exchange. Two hours aiter hc lef tie
bonds were missed.
John Howe, jr clerk In the banking -bonse. tcs,i'
fed tbat be saw the accused longing about the cash
iers desk snch length of time as TO arouse bis rus
pcion; he finally left and some time after the witness
passed him the street; soon alter the witness re-
turned 10 his desk johnson came IN again. and afler
STAYING short time eit In company with two gentle.
men who had been transacing business; ID minutes
later the bonds were missed
Jacob Burghardt, copyng.clerk testified that on the
afternoon Of The robbery be johnson with lis left
arm over the railing the coshicrs desk. reaching
for something; he asked him what he wanted and
johnson replied that no wanted TO the cashier IN
bis hard he held slip Of paper and penci the wit
ness then went "a brokers' office, and on his return
learned that the bonds had been stolen.
The further hearing in the case was then postponed
until this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
rruVsA

steamaip Northern Light Weir New Orleans Sept a. st
7 H. m with rIdse. and pss- 10 J. A. Kaynor.
Steamship City oftofk tBr Tbhct., Liverpool 10 wa
onstown 18th Sept with mdso aud i53 to j. o.
Dale. III,
Steamship Gen. X. Barnes Morton, New.Ofleins with
nid,e. and pass. TO Livingston Co. =. .. a..
U s. steamer Dawi, Chapman Fortress Monroe sept 20
via Delaware BreaAwster 18th with u. ~ sofo'hiP 'has
Phelps in tow. ., ,,..,.- p,
u. \. storcsbp Cbo,. Phelps, Otwel. Hampton Roads
Sept 23 -, an l., ~.
Bark iisrzburg lrcin Wslchtcr London ~ day. hd'c
and ~ pass Aldeh CO. Has had heavy westerly WINDS
the entire passage. - 81,
Bark Sarsdsloe tof Bath Ould Beaufort, N C' Gays
with cotton to &. C. Duncan Co. a.,
BARK u. Brookman, McCfslis. Mobile W dsYs wph GOV
ton 10 H. D. 4 J. U. BrookmsQ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT og sEw-YoRK........sErr.
('icnvesi.

Cicnved.
Ste.n.hip Western MetIopo', Hilton. Apa ehicoln, Zen
stesn.Ii. Me,ropolis, Reed, Boston Baxter merrill
steamship Aihambrc, Benson. Cha rs'on. Leny. ,
Steamship Twilight, sp.cof Wiuins;on, Lying'lon' Fox
s,eam.hip Gen sedgwek. Sawyer Savannah. Lins.'On.
s,as,nship porii, Delauoy ssylunsh. =. l.. Jones.
sio1niship NJ 4. Bosfinan. Jcfi'n Beaufort Murray
stesInhip Guiding STAG Berry NcwOr.esn,. james a.
s.esmhip wy,ndote. CLARK. Bo,.on, Whitney i Hsihs.
steamship Falcon, Aldrioh. b Bil,imorc !. y Small
Stc.nthip Nevada Carpenter, sa'annah NhhrHisn oeo
s,eam.Lip Cccrge Washington. Gssrr New orern' II. o.
sjcam,tip Yaroo, Couch Norfolk aud Richmond ieinehen
stcomship Hatters Parrish Norfolk City Point and Rich
nlond, Livingston. foX 90.
hip Cbcssi.ate. Sherwood, Portland H. u. crom
Steamship Aegany Flag. B,,imore with nd'e to BALI
stesmsiip Rulkcy Pierce Alexandra J. Hand.
steamship City Of bosiou OBJ, Kennedy Liverpool. JOHN
steamer Ellen s. Terry Chaplin New5ern c. Goodspecd.
Ship John Bunyou Carver. Apaachicoa. Walsh Carver.
Ship tfmont tBsl, Moran ~ John, ~ H.. Peabody.
Bar. Pic,on t3r) Iopey Turks Island Mecol L Fhib.
Bork A,sisuia tBTcu@l, Hosenan, Bremen "aiiel'
Big Gusncle tspaui,h) Lhros Santa Cruz, W. ". DeFor
Brig Rolling Wave. Hall. Mobile. s w Levi. 4 Co.
Brig Portsmouth lBrl, Lynch, Cow Bay syne'' Cho'e
Biz Gen. Knox Raberaau Galveston. Murray Nephew.
Brig Janet kin.on tGL, bursr.. Windsor, " y, d. IL DE
Vol Co. 80
Brs Bogota, Lindsay AsPinwal Panama, Railroad Go.
Brig Polly Jonos fErl. Israel Wstp0rt, " =. y 0odw
big Henry Louisa, Potter. Pou Ou Prince. H. becker
BhgA. P. H. (Br). Landry. Cow Bay, u. r. Small Co.
sclr. Julia 4. Kdr, Rider Chsrie'ton N L. Met ready
Co. :, .
Sehr. }. w. Warner, Chapman Now Haven H. y ItaeAet
Son.
scbr. +. H. Hubbard Stocking, Hartford H. s Racket
Son . . .
Co.
schr. Mecca Small Delaware City. Jed Frye Go.
Schr. A. b. Terry. Fauoh, jacksonville, Van BIuns 4
Slsght.
Sclr. T. J. Mitchell. Iahayen, J. W Mckee.
Schf. NJ. Fillmore. Chase, Boston. \. W. Lewis 20.
Schr. Belle Bnbbcrly, Wcmnond. H. :. Racket son
schr. Melta OBJ, Fousorc, CSnso, G. B, B b. Nnal
Co.
sloop Rober. Wiiie Barlow New Hsyen NJ. Briggs Co
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
p..- Reports 70 and from sho se.sh.

Rv nerno;ss,o, of the War Department, tho
Associated Press will. On Monday, resstaolish
their telegrsphio news business relatic,- WIN 'A'
southern press, between Washington and New ''''a1
py :se seaboard route. The lines south OF WasnnE'yu
are understood TO be in fair order and are being ap
put in the beat condition for the dispatch Of bnsin
and there Is reason hope that there will be furth
interruption in tho enjoyment Of moderate degree o.
facilities between the Southern and North
erp press OF the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
COURT CALENDAR-TBs DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-GTNRRAL TERM.--AdlOurned

Tor fiN Term
SUrREME CoURT-CECUIT.- Mos. 9il
lI2s 9s 7v 1912 1884, 1885, 93 1897 1892 1921 1893 l9s5
1885,. 1899 POOL 200J 20Oj 2 2b09. Part ll-Nos. 1880.
1872 1856 1899 1870 1892 1884, 1896 1893 2C0o 2cc2 20J4,
ess 2,iS 2ol. 20lt 2c6 2cl8 222o 22!e Part ll-Nos
1889 1855 l2s1 s0a aS 1893 l42t lt9 .42 2t1 1857 lyoS
1857 a5 ia3 1851 5t7 1891, 5 1888 Spceiat Term-De'
murrrr.-Nos. l3T. l46. l6l. H7, la inclusive.
SurERIoR CoURT.-Part Nos. 9SOi 3ilY, 3loo,
5.83 ssoi 1868 5je5 5sI 5s69 55il 5J7J 800 oS aIs
55Sl. Part II-No $780, A59J JiIh. bso eioS eoiS ss'p
al0O asiO SOFA, 3.sa. i6s! 1896, l66 1857 80,
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.--Part I.-Nos. ISt,
.52 s26 e6s Ge3 ei es go 9Js 973 36 22 e5j ss ela
SOi Par ilNo 59s 61s go. 89 rs, no. OIL. ga <o.
| 1853, 30 "a lol7 1919 2?l.