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L. IT, CHANDLER, Proctor for Lbellant. oct24-2w
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
l DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:


benjamin @. Tubman and
F. Eugene Tubman, CO
partners, &c, In Aumna's
against
The Steamer Pocosin, her
nv and furniture In a cause of Contract, &c.
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court OF
the United States for the District of Virginia. the 2od
day of October 1865 by Benjamin u. Tubnan and r. En
gene Tubman merchants and copartners, doing business
in the city of Baltimore under the name and style OF Ii
g. Tubman Co., against the steamer Pocosn (whereof
James A. Sayes is lately was, MASTERY, her tao
ke apparel machinery and furniture acdging IN SUD
stance, "That in the month of january, 1854 said
steamer being then in the port of Baltimore and being
in need of provisions and Stores the beants at the re-
aIest of the of said steamer furnished to- ana
for the use Of said steamer the provisions and stores con
tanned in the schedule hereto annexed amounting to the
sum of $3.50 49, and that the furnished at the
prices in said schedule stated That said provisions and
stores were necessary to enable said steamer to perform
her intended trip trips and were furnished on tine
credit of said steamer That the master and owners
have been requested to pay the said BILL but have hthef
to wholly neglected and refused to do, and that the
amount specified in the first article of this LIBEL together
with interest thereon is justly due and owing 10 the
Ibeants and that the said steamer is now In the port OF
Norfolk in said District Now, therefore, in pursuance OF
the montion under the seal of tho said Court to me d.
rectet and delivered do hereby public notice to all
persons claiming the said steamer Pocosn her tackle
apparel machinery and furniture, in any manner IN
terested therein that they be and appear before the said
District be held at the COURTROOM in tho City
Hail. in the city of Norfolk, in and for the District OF
Virginia on the eth day Of November next, at eleven
O'clock the of that day, provided the same
shall bea day Of ursdiction--otherwi on tho next
ay of jurisdiction thereafter then and there to nterpose
their claims and to make their allegations in that behalf
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
United States Marshal
JOHN HALL Proctor for Libelants oct24-2w
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The TABLES supplied with every Injury the mar
kets afford and equal to rstclass hotel fare; and, not
wthstanding the superior advantages offered to the pub
lie in point elegance, comfort safety and speed, the
fares are as low by any other line.
They connect with the elegant Now Line Of Steamers
for Newbern Edenton, Plymouth, and all other points
in North Carolina - 49,
Passengers transferred TO ana nom all aepos, ana Dag
gage handled free of charge.
They navigate the Jamesrver entirely in the day. thus
anordng passengers time for seeing the oruhca'ohs'
Dutch Gap and other obj ects of interest.
EXCURSION TICKET TO Baltimore and Richmond NJ
reduced rates. 49,
The Proprietors of the Line now negotiating iof
of the superb and fast Steamers of the Hudson
river to the James river, and intend TO MAKE
their Line the permanent institution OF Norfolk; anu
grateful for the very large shave of patronage they
have already received request continuance OF the
public favor. II. V. T0MPKINS, Agent.
y A. W. SHAW Sup't New Line Steamers. sep20-2w
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 3. 5.
Andrew Wegand In AumH"ity
AGAINST

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, s. s.
Andrew Weigand IN AuihH"ity
The Steamer Pocosin, her
machinery, tackle, APP
parel and furniture Label IN a cause Oh Wages, az
Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the District Of Virginia. on the I'D
day of October 1865, by Andrew Weigand, Ibcliaht
against the steamer Po.osn her machinery tackle APP
pare and furniture, alleging in substance That on OF
about the - day of -, 1866, the said steamer foco
sin being then in the port of - (and the said james
A. Saycs being the MASTERY, and bong designed for ser
vice on the high seas and within the flux and refnx
thereof and within the admiralty and maritime Jnrlsdlc
ton of this Honorable Court, he, the said James A.
Saves did hire the beant to engineer on board
the said steamer al the rate OF - per mon,h, aa ac
cordingy, on about the - day Of - the libe''ant
entered into tile service of said steamer in the capacity
and at the rate of - monthly wages as aforesaid.
That the said steamer engaged III the service oil the
Government of the United States running from Fort
Monroe to various points on Chesapeake Say ana else
where and that your ibellan remained on board un,
on or about the 10th day of November 1854, when ne
was discharged without being paid and mat there IS
due him, as wages the sum OF one a. p @"
your belant although he has often requested pay
of the said amount has not received the same and th
the said is about to depart from TINS port anu
beyopd the jurisdiction of this Honorable Court
That your beant well and truly performed his duty on
board said steamer and entitled to the SAD iast haeu
amount Now, therefore, in pursuance o the monitoh
under the seal of the said Court to me directed ana de-
lvered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said steamer Pucosn her machinery tuche'
apparel and furniture, in any manner interested tnere-
in that they he and appear before the said District CON
to be held at the Courtroom in the City Hail. in the cry
of Norfolk in and for the District of Virginia. on inc I'm
ny of November next at eleven o'clock in the forenoon
of that day. provided the same shall be day OF Jurisdc
tionoherwsc the next day of Jurisdiction thereaf
ter then and there to nteose their claims ana TO make
their allegations in that behalf
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
United States Marshall
TT CuIvntrp Proctor for Iibellant. Oct24-2w
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vINHE NEW LINE STEAMERS

NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE, BALTIMORE, RICH
MOND, MATTHEWS COUNTY AND CHERRYsToNE,
CARRYING THE GREAT
RNDEN'S EXPRESS.
The following First Class Side.Whee Steamers with
unsurpassed accommodations namely:
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BLAKEMAN.
JAS. II. BRADY, CAPT. LANDS,
Leave for Baltimore DAILY, at SO o'clock, M arrv-
ing in time to connect with all the carly trains
CITY POINT, CAPTAIN TALBOT,
MAGENTA, CAPTAIN BAUIsIR,
Leave for Richmond, DAILY, ut o'clock, A, NJ State
Room furnished FREE of CHARGE
These Steamers all leave from New Line Wharf, foot o.
Roanoke and Market Square.
Through tickets sold Philadelphia, New York. and
all the principal cities West. Passengers and baggage
taken from boat to free Of charge
The Steamers all touch at FORT MONROE, and con
meet with each other, going and returning.
For any information regarding Freight or Passage, o.
securing State Rooms in advance apply at the Otce on
the wharf. H. V. ToMfhlNs
sena-tf Agent.
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GEo. OLNRY, Newborn, N C.l
NEW LINE STEA M f r $
FOR BALTIMORE, DAILY, AT ga p. NJ.
T. @ RICHMOND % 6l5 A. Nj.

- ~ RICHMOND, 90 A. NJ
From Wharf foot of Roanoke and Market Squares
Cd,yying Hdrnden's and Reds Express
Tho Steamers of this Line all new, and their re-
markable speed is due to their construction the most APP
proved Modern Models of the fast Hudson river steamers
having been adopted
The superiority of these models gives them great ad
vantage over boats of the old style of naval consruc
ton, and the newness of their Boilers and Machinery
guarantees 10 the public their perfect safety.
1t is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that with
their powerful Machinery and fine water lines, they do
not require the slightest approach to racing to ena-
BILE them to attain much better rate Of speed than any
boats in these waters ...-.. =. -. q.
The NEW LINE is composed of the following elegant
SidWhee Steamers supebly fitted up with Saloons and
single and family State Rooms;
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BLAKEMAN.
JAMES T. BRADY, CAPT. lands.
CITY POINT, CAPTAIN TALBOT.
DICTATOR, CAPT DEERINd.
MAGENTA, CAPT BAuLsIR'
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NOR PHILA E l. p ii ! A
TMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

IMPORTAN MI TO TRAVELLERS
THE OLD AND ESTABLISHED
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO.,
So well and s., f,vorahy known to the Public as the
Nj. N. FALLS LINE,
Arc now Running their Favorite Steamers
LOU ISIA N A,
CAPT. GEO. W. RuSsELL;
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JAMES CANNON;
G COR G f. A N A
CAPT. p. Pr r so N
They cave the Government Wharf Norfolk daily at
az o'clock and High street Wharf, Portsmouth, at
O'clock p NJ, for Baltimore, touching at Old Point.
These Steamers carry the u s. Mail and Adams Express
Freight and for freight and passenger accommodations
are unsurpassed.
Passengers taking these Steamers arrive in Baltimore in
time with the early trains to Washington and
ali points North and West.
Through tickets be procured these Steamers for
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and all points
North and West MR. H
Baggage checked TO all points free Of charge and spe-
cis attention given to their delivery.
These Steamers in connection with the celebrated
Steamers THOMAS COLIYER and Nj. MARTIN, OF the
Norfolk and Richmond line.
ANY information desired will be cheerfuy given by the
Clerks of the Steamers application to the Office
the Company in Norfolk
BRJs BE sure to inquire for the FALLS LINE
THOS. II. WEBB, Agent.
IA
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NJ o t L c L.

IN
On and after this slae the freight all Goods Wares
Merchandise &C., sh pped by the Baltimore Steam Packet
Companys Steamers to Norfolk, Old Point, City Point
and Richmond be made payable at destination II the
shippers owners desire it.
aug Eft TIIOS. II. WEBB, Agent
Old Dominion copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-16
The Union League Club and Rcturnin q
Soldiers.

The FIRST fall meeting Of the Union League Club was
held at the club house on Union square, Thursday
evening. large attendance OF the members and
her Of prominent citizens Governor Andrew OF Massa-
chusets, among the number, present.
Mr.. PETER COoPEa occupied the chair, and after vel
coming home the members, strongly urged them TO bestir
themselves for moro active interest in local and
national politics.
Mr. JACKSON :. SgiuLrz then called upon Colonel Col
the late New York state Agent TO read his report OF
the committee OF the club tho reception Of returning
soldiers.
The statistics Of this report have already been given in
columns.
On motion OF Mr. JoBS JAY, the following resolution
was then adopted, with applause
Resolved That the Club has listened with grea, interest
g tho statistics OF Colonel Coycrs report and return their
sincere thanks 10 Colonel coycf for tho vigant fidelity aud
admirable With whh he has FULFILLED the duties
diers.
On motion OF Mr. J. Canon WARD II was resolved that
Colonel Coyers report he accepted and printed for the
use OF the members.
committee was then appointed TO give a suitable
reception TO The Twentieth regiment United States coored
troops Zone Of tho regiments raised by the club and
hundred dollurs was collected towards the expenses.
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New York state Fair.

UTICA, Sept. IS, 1866.
Tho fair closed his afternoon, and nearly every article
exhibition has been removed from the ground. The
total receipts will reach s12 O0O about $500 than
received her, two years ago aud 5000 less than
the receipts at Rochester last year
Last evening the city. authorities give an entertain
ment at Baggs' Hotel the officers Of the society and
guests Governor Fcnton General Hooker, Postmaster
Dennson aud o'her notables were present. The COM
pany did not separate ill after midnight. III.
The closing feature of The fair exhibition the
track OF nearly all the horses entered Tor competition.
Among the number valued at ten thousand dol
lars ard several a, from thousand 10 three thousand
dollars.
Al the cheese In the dairy hail. except the mammoth
one sold AZ private sale to day at seventeen cents
per pound.
Tho fair in every respect has been entire success,
and the exhibition OF and valuable in
farming implements far exceeded that Of any previous
show Of the society
The citizens OF Utica have been most hospitabe in
their entertainment OF visitors and The municipal author
tiles entitled 10 great praise for their cordial oper
aion with the officers OF the society in securing the sue
cess u tho exhibition.
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A New Haven Nrystcry,

CONNECTICUT PAUrEgs SHIFTED TO NEW YORK.
from The New Haven journal, Sept. 1871
After dinner time yesterday tho Chief OF Police
informed that who Ind been down the baTbor
Clustering expedition, lad returned towing through
The water the dead body OF a woman, which they had
anchored on the pier al Long Wharf We believe that
a murder may have been committed The corpse
that of size under the average Of that of grown
persons, and tina, on the head nun bonnet Our
readers will rccollcct that about two weeks sgo crazy
driftcd into tho police onlccso crazy that she
could tell her nano-and that she had The dress
of person who had been well taken Of That
stcrward PIT dboord ne sfcoaboo f0r Nep York
nh e,pn dNfho,aies as u cHsomary Nth them N do
heneper such persons fan no Hir c ia, hands in order
% old expense TO the town. Perhaps OF our readers
may think that the body that OF this girl but
think IL not, and In this opinion the Chief OF Police
concurs Who, then, could this dead woman have been
snd how did she meet her DEATH No testimony came
the jury that have not here reported aud after
session " abou, twenty minutes, they returned
dict OF accidental drowning.
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Arrivals and Departures.

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Daniel Webster.

the grandson and namesake OF the American -'seemsn
Webster, and OF Colonel Fletcher Webster, died at
Marshlod, the ~ inst, aged twenty Ave years But
OF the family IL now left 10 pcrpctuete the name
Ashburton the brother oil the deceased and the nhci-
tor OF the Mar shield estate he OF age;
worry promising young man. now In The American navy.
Fletcher Webster left these two sons and
a daughter the last stiIl living Edward Web.
ster, the Major, who died in Mexico, left no
children. There are four other grandchildren
by his much beloved Julia bearing the name of Apple
ton. This Is all Of the family of Daniel Webster The
stay the house of us namc IL Ashburton whether
he, with his limited resources, will be able 10 keep the
grandfather IL doubtful That remains much The great
statesman left H. The library contains four thousand
volumes, aud is iuil In English history ami literature,
cycopcdias Dictionaries and all reference books and mis
celrncous works The parors abound In crositos That
presented 70 NJ. Webster The house is spacious
OF wood, painted white with green blinds II j. IN
the style OF an English gentleman home, and has that
magnificent old English elm beside IT, which shaded tie
immortal Daniel
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FATAL SUysrnoRg CAsE.--An inquest was yesterday
held hy Coroner Collin on the body OF John German AT
The OF lTih street and Fourth The de-
ceased who worked in the coal yard Of James Stevens
l30th street, near Third avenue. on Sunday pros
trated by the intense heat and died soon after He
native OF Ireland, aged nifty years.
SUDDEN DeAru THE HrDsos RIVER RAILROAD DEror -
Coroner Coliu yesterday hold inquest at the depot OF
the Hudson River Railroad the body OF Mrs. Eliza
Cbambcrlin aged sixty five years who dropped dead In
The ticket Office. Drs Thomas Robinson and Christopher
Welt made post nortem examination and found that
the deceased to er death from icoton OF the
valves Of the heart, and verdict in accordance with this
statement was rendered by the jury.
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The British Provinces.
J. q. BRECEfNkfDGE At TORONTO.
IErnm the Inrnnin LEADER Can't Ia L

j. q. BRECKENRIDGE At TORONTO.
ffrom the Toronto Leader, Sept. IL
At an early hour yesterday morning, the distinguished
southener. General John q. Brc kiDrldge sri, cd IN
this city from Montreal by the Grand Trunk railway
companicd by Colonel Beniam, Major Helm and Colonel
J. Wilson. They put up at tho Queens Hotel where
they visited yesterday by large number OF friends
and synpeilcrs They are expected TO be present at
the Billiard MATINEE this afternoon, invitations having
been sent 90 them by Messrr. Riloy May We believe
General BrcckinrIdge and party proceeda shortly y
Catharines.
THE REBEL GENERAL RIPLEY AT QUEBEC.
Quebec despatch Sept H. 20 Toronto Cobc.1
General Ripley, Of Charleston South Carolina who
defended that CITY during the entire against the
federal ironclads arrived here this morning joee for
England per steamer Peruvian. He does appear to
hold the favorable opinion Of iron cods that most people
.l,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-16

ALBANf, Sept. To- 1860
The cattle market has been comparatively active this
week at On sdvanceof IS 81 per head pts a. 900
oncfourth OF which are of tn scaaweg order Prices
ranged from &c per pound live weight, for steers, to
sic for the bst first quality; Illinois and Kentucky
steers, extra would readily command 10c. but thors
were mono such tho yards. Steep and lambs are 10
GOOD request At &c. 6sic for sheep and ysc. asIc
shipped TO New York, COO Prices range from i2,Sc
20 $780, and contracts for fall delivery arc being pado at
tao outside fsara