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EAT.QkAL FINANCES.
Opinions on Jay Cookies Letter

From the Boston Advertiser, Oct. "a
Mr. jaw Cooke has published lang letter IN explains
and support Of the national banking system, called
os,ensbly by inquiries from some bankers san
dusky. ONO Mr.. Cookies statements aud arguments
ground which is already olprabiy familiar and
therefore add but little IN the existing store Of financial
kno~lcdgc We believe, however that they Tor tho
most part sound than those contained In his
famous publication In support OF the doctrine that ~
national debt s national b'essing.n
From the Newark Daily Advertiser Oct. o.
This letter OF Mr. Cookies ought 10 be fnal snswer
TO thai remarkable school or nancers led OF by PEN
deton and Butler VINO have proposed the great outrage
Of practical reputation BY using greeubacks pay the
msnt OF breaking down banking system which has no
equal IN the world or IN history for
formy aud security Without these banks should
be compelled to back To the old chaotic condition
value OF a particular bank note was problem in
every commercial transaction only 10 be solved by
ference 10 "detector,n or by journey broker
q bankers oflcc 10 consult expen.
From the Washington Inieiligencer, Oct cal
The letter of Mr. Cooke able aud interesting
post0n of the origin Of toe asona banking system tho
character Of Its currency ts present positon and s
high character OF Mr. Cooke rs banker and hnancier
intimate relaous and familiarity with the whole
system Of national bank. cmipently III him 10 explain
the questions yrnpoundei 10 him. and onttie bis views
10 sarnest ana candid consideration.
From the Springfield Mass Republican, Oct "a
In letter Of inquiry from several ns;onal
bank oicsrs OF Sandusky, Ohio Jay Cooke the great
seller Of national bonds. has written long letter ex
Ilaiuing the origin workings and advantages OF tho
naions, banks and defending these Institutions against
the delracons or their opponents The letter - timely
ana conclusive, and will have the elect 10 reassfe many
umd and ignorant who may have lost faith In
che national banks through the persistent assaults made
npon them by thor enemies
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wesTcHEsTER..

Tux Srw RAILROAD Dxror AT FoKpnAx.--At length
OF decided character have by thu
Harlem Railroad Company relation to the long talked
OF and much needed depot accommodations at Ford
ham. Tho contract has just been given for com
pletc and thorough fitting out of tho substantial stono
BUILDING formerly used as an engine workshop. Il u
be reinodelied and oruamented with neat French
roof Tue cost OF tho undertaken Is not TO exceed
$4,000 The building will BIO ready for occupation BY
the middle VI January.
PAvryG Bosros ROAD AT Horr HAvEs.--Tbe work q
paving the lower section OF Boston road from 1881
street - Harlem Bridge, fairly commenced yss,er-
day. Tho contractor stacs that should the weather
at all favorable tbs will be finished by tho LIST OK
January. In connection with this Improvement ~ 10
gratifying to know that the Harlem Bridge and torsham
Railroad Company con cmpato making soiviceabls
change Traffic will be resumed the old track IN the
course Of day or 50.
MARROW Esc4rE-ASornxR WAGON AcuprSr An
took place the other evening village of
Fordnam which narrowly escaped serious rcsulta 10
sppears Individuals residents OF the place. were
driving honowsrd In irht wagon, after having been
keeping, al Txra Ecclesv in astc would cay an sp-
portnent with friend when the borsc suddenly mad0
a bound forward and threw them both in tho ditch on
tho roadside. After few minutes OF tho trends
recovered sufficiently TO assist the other TO hotel
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a CASE CuLD MURDER.-On Wednesday evening
Richard A. Berry, residing a. No 37S Blocker street,
in passing through Perry street. between Blocker and
Fourth streets, discovered bundle lying the pave
mcn' and making examination found the remwsnn
OF female child wrspped mp ~ some Old cloths The
body conveyed to the Ninth precinct station house,
where Coroner Cover subsequently hed an inquest
DR. John Beach made post mor,en examination on The
body and found that the child had been born Give
There were marks OF violence about the neck. aud IN
the Doctors opinion death resulted from suiiocauon,
and The Jury accordinciv rendered verdict to that
effect Ii Impossible rtain onything concern
ing tho parenta2e OF the deceased at whose hands she
was murdered
FsrM RAILROAD CAsuAiry.-John Flynn. . man
twenty four years OF age, Wednesday night was run
over OF Elhteenth and Tenth avenue, by
train OF belonging 10 the Hudson River Railroad
Company and almost instantly killed Tho sixteenth
precDc police report that deceased IL thought to haye
been intoxicated at the time OF the occurrence The re-
mains OF deceased we're conveyed 10 his late residence
90 West Nineteenth street, where Coroner Cover was
notified 10 hold an inquest
FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT = On Wednesday evening
Catharins Thompson, little girl twelve years Of age,
terribly burned by her clothes taking FRO from
hot in the occupied by her parents At No
3l4 First avenue, that death subsequently ensued An
inquest win DO held on the body by Coroner Cover who
was notified.
Fatal Rrsrrr or JuMrrsc 1noM FsERYBolr About
week ago young man named Edward Brophy Ia his
haste 10 leave Of the Brooklyn boats South ferry,
attempted TO jump ashore before tho boat secured
when no fell with Of his legs between tho bridge
and boat, which latter crushed snd nearv severed u
from his body. He was conveyed 10 the Now York
Hospital, where he fingered iii "Wednesday night and
expired. Information OF his death was sent 10 the
Coroners Office.
KILLED NJ FALLING THROUGH HhrcHwAY --Yeser-
day morning. shortly before ten O'clock Thomas Hug
hard painter fell through the ha,chway OF sable in
the OF premises To- East Thteeoh street, and was
40 severely injured thu, death snsued while bong
veyed TO Bellevue Hospital. The body subse-
tzt In fhnI I'd
West Twenty seventh street. where the Coroner mol
tiled 10 hold an inquest
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COURT Of SEVERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell.
rle srand Jury brought in u number Or Indictments
yesterday.
iIcKrOcKtTs sfsT 10 sr,rr PIsos.
Thomas Jones and Mary Ann Campbell were tried and
convicted OF petty larceny from ,hc person. Julia
schmay swearing that the l2tn inst. the prisoners
in company with another woman Iwho escspcdl met
her in Chyss street. and, while conyersng stole Two
IS bills from her pocket. Upon the rendition Of tho
verdict The officer who made tine arrest Informed the
Judge that the prisoners Lad bad reputation. They
were each sent 70 tLe State prieon for i've years
FnErEgy.
Morris o'Gorman PLEADED guilty 20 an indictment
charming him With forgery IN the third degree The
complainant julius ,onen No $50 Pea street, alleged
that the ofh ns the accused presented order lur
three gallons OF yarnish, prrpoVtng signed
by J. ". springmeycr The City Judge remarked 10
passing sentence, that The amount or property when
the prisoner sought TO srandoIenliy obtain only
Amounted % 49, bu. there wero i've CHARGES Of =
10 lie stale Prison for four yeirs
LAIR kNy ~ STATION u0Usw
Catbar,ne Waters. who was charged with grand lar
ceny, pleaded guilty 70 tho Indictment Tue csrcum-
~ theft were that on the 18th OF October
the prisoner went 10 the Fourth precinct to make
reached over ADD stole SCI. owned BIZ John Roach
which Afterwards ound in the apartments occupied
by her The Judge said ttat Catherine was known %
the authorities and he sentenced 70 the state Prison
Tor three years.
AItxegp rEfoSious ASSAULT
Patrick sullivan placed on trial charged with
stabbIng james Harrison ID the back With knife on the
lat Of september II appeared during the progress OF
the trial That there was quarrel between The parties
and Ia defence OF his father and brother Patrick gul.
van stabbed Harrison The perpctrator OF the act te.
fed 70 having done H. Gle jury under these cr1um-
stances rendered verdict 0f not guilty
ArLKcED ErrGEsAr
Rerben Elliott was tried upon a charge or burglary ia
me third decree Inc proof showed that tho night
of the 14th inst the cigar store OF oscar apers,eu "a
William street. Was entered and six boxes OF cigars
worth So stolen ~ the burglar and that on the fol-
loving day The p-eoner disposed OF ak boxes Of cigars
for IS TO Henry Mullen 10 Oliver street, The Jury we're
satisfied that the evidence was sufficient 10 sustain
the charge and consequently rendered verdict OF
quitlal
ALLEGED LARCENY.
Pedro Castsnida was placed on trial charged with
stealing between $500 and $500 worth Of pipes Which,
II Ia alleged, were stolen on the 10Th Of August from
the premises Of Jacob Davidson. n Libersr street II
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not he mistaken into the other boats Whistles
The Board particular In acquiring as 70 the diameter
o. the whistle which witness said was sooa from four
60 I've inches.
Thomas Greenwood being sworn, testified as follows
reside a. Athens, n ", AMI have done so'for ths last
eight Dlne years; tho Honey srcs- propeller
engineer on the night OF the t9sn ADD 2)th
September last: recoect passing the Vans spt that
nlga' vas IN charge OF TIE engage; my eass Was =
hspast twelve O'Clock; did not take any parsh.sar
notice where We passed her; think IL vas SOFA There
near 10 Esopus Island; the Tst thing n0tlcea that
~e blew whistle ion board the HoneYsuckiel saw
the Vanderbilt when she how her whistle, which was
after ours she was just abou, abreast Of a. perh ps
htue bit asiern; the vanderbts whistle jerv
eieAr one heard otber whistle al all am positive
! looked Al the Vanderbilt as she passed the
stern OF vessel aud saw her name
quite plainly; she was about twice the width Of
our Tow from Us I'm explanation this was given TO bs
soou' seventy feet ON; was standing on tho stern Of
ue poaI near The engine room, when abe passed. tbs
witness vas positive he heard no whistle from Dean
i.icnnona, nor any whistle from the Vanderbilt until
ms ooat haa wnstied he could tell the exast time
the boat starsedi IRON up the river he did
passing Inc 81 John, he thought there was decided
dneIence 10 me sound Of whistles md tina, any one
cond recognize any particular whistle perhaps: he
mentioned that the ice ooas they hsh Alongside were
hgher man The propeller aud standing al no englue
ronm he could not boats he had not soen
sioop their front ahait of them he thoueht
that tho whistle OF the Vanderbilt was sharnsr iran
theirs: thought that II he heard Two whistles distinety
from boalS that he knew he could distpguish
them.
Addison Magee sworn-ssid he was a deck hand on
sne money surNo prnpsisr, WAS on BOARD " her the
night OF the 18Th and 20,h September the witness sa.d
that he Vanderbilt from the after part or tho
deck; he heard the Vanderbilt blow one whistler at
this his boat replied with at this there another
signal whistle IRON tho Vanderbilt he should think
whistles clear; he observed he Dean Richmond
sheer To the east she coming down by Esopus
Island there sloop between the propeller aud
the other steamboats, but the wtne,s said that he could
all the ice boats each sde they oosructed
the vision, he could far astosn a at the bow
This witncss did not offer to them any further add
tiona light the subject beyond the evidence given
above
his
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Politics In Massachusetts.

IFTUm IU6 BOstUu JouTnAI, VCf. =
The opponents Of tho republican PARTY connecting
variety OF very pleasing hcons relating to The poss
hdty Of eiecting John Quincy Adams Governor Of ting
Commonwealth. and members OF the republican party
who strongly in favor of law to regulate the sale
Il spirits told variety Of stories, in order to
influence their votes for the gubenatoral nominee OF
the democrats We have yet to meet with tie first
who has been . republican OF i've three
years standing who proposes TO vote for John Quincy
Adams Governor Bullock has, no doubt, made per-
sona enemies for two years occupancy OF the position
he holds is quite long enough 10 raise little army
OF disappointed friends who may propose abstain
voting for him; but do not imagine they propose
against him. But should they do 30 the result will
not be seriously affected provided the republicans do
shcir duty. glance the figures will show the utter
hopelessness OF attempting 10 win sufficient number OF
votes from the republican ranks to given oven Mr.
Adams a view OF the seat To which bis friends
would raise him. We give the vote for Governor since
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sfsIcus AccIpEHr AL IlynLl. Ky.

Early on Wednesday morning as tho down train
approaching Tiyoii, Dutchess county one Of the en-
pIoyes attached 10 the attempted 70 leave the cars
before they hnay stopped, and the consequences
that, in Jumping, 10 slipped and fell, when two Of
the uasscd his left leg, crushing il in most
rhockne manner He was Immediately attended to-
and forwarded 10 this city. where he was promptly re-
moved TO Bellevue Hospital. Upon q thorough xamna
nos by the surgeons considered arnpuation was
The ony course. and yesterday tho injured limb was
smpu,alcd. The injured man gave his name as John
Drvsnny, twenysx years Of age aud only about four
Ger part OF June
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The Virginia Election.

From the Richmond Inquirer Oct. %.
Whatever may have been the result OF the election
yesterday the white OF the State, feel assured
exhibited harmony OF purpose unanimy OF action
which will render negro domination absolutely imposs
be When the truth Of the maxim blood thicker
than wsler' Is iudsputably established African
supremacy becomes impossible in q State where the
whites have clear majority Of forty thousand adult
Inales
From the same.1
We highly pleased TO learn that . number Of our
citizens who have been employing negroes 10 various
capacities have rssolrtely determined retain none Of
them who vote the Hunncutt ticket in this election.
some Of these negroes voted that ticket yesterday and
last night promptly informed that their services
wore not wanted any longer. This is perfectly proper
and u il had been universally done from the beginning
Of the negro political troubles This city would have
boon disgraced bv the mobs Of bowling negroes who
have mado the nights hidsous
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vncn the ocers OF the government have had with Mr.
rusno make him especially acceptable The late MT
Usroourg mas been this country sufhcieus length
ume 10 have acquired some antique notions and &C
soronsy, nike the Spanish vceroys ne would not meet
nr Plumb in the capital but between here and Vera
Cruz
Already the anti-Juarez papers are beginning TO ex-
press fear that be will DO reelected
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General Grant.

from The Mobile iimes, Oct 101
Un'ii hear further from General Grant, until he
rcpudiates the assertions of Mr. Washburne will not
undertake to make platform for him. IL Is that
he should speak out. But, ~he still continue to
hOpe thai his name may prove tower of strength
the ie- oratlon o. Union II equal rights and common
interests We VIII not continue much longer to trust the
tutnre OF the nation TO hands which closed equally
10 his friends his enemies and which win neither
take up the gage Of battle unfold the symbol OF
peace.
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shown that eoiored stole the goods, and, as
was elned. sold portion OF them The prisoner
Assistant District Attorney Bedford abandoned the IN
dcmeut Tor larceny and requested the Court TO remand
Csstsnda until the Grand Jury found indictment Tor
no, guilty. ~hereupon the accused gave ball TO answer
the other charge.
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Il will be seen that The number OF voters to be won
from the republican party 70 give the democrats vic
tory il adopt last years vote as basis. is quito
formidable In the most favorable light that can
place H. the chances are not encouraging to the demo-
The vote Of the past Two years shows average
for Governor Bullock OF 10000 and average
VOC for he opposition OF $1,000. To accomplish the
defeat Of the republican NOMINEES therefore, the demo-
must more than double their vote. They must
make a gam OF 2s, coo votes, ana Governor Bullock
must make loss or q, 600 votes, to bring them 10
aouauty
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From The lancaster pa Examiner, published at 1had
Stevens home
In accordance with the commendation OF the Re-
publican County COMMITTEE representing the republi-
can parry o Lancaster county, place at the mead OF
our columns TO-DAY the name OF General Grant, the
republican candidate for the next Presidency Of the
United states. In doing only carrying
decided wish OF great major ~ Of the party IN The
souny. There is doubt that Grant is their choice,
no undoubtedly OF the Union people Of Pennsy
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Marine Cours-TriaI Term,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuaT-Is BANKRUPTCY

First Discharge Under the bankrupt LAW In
the District.
Before Judge Blatchford.
James A. Rhodes petitioner in bankruptcy, obtained
bis final discharge and certificate Yesterday, being the
first obtained this district under the new Bankrupt
aw. Counsei, Edward Gibhard.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or TxySEssKE, l
VlcKsruRc, Miss, August 13, 1862.


DEAR sR--I scnryou DAYS extension OF leave and
will give you as many moro yon require have read
your speeches In Illinois, and feel that you really
do Dg more good there han you can possibly do while
the army OF your command Is lying idle. Stay whilo
y0u feel such good ITS being worked by your
sence and Will extend your leave to your alb
sence In the meantime should any movement OF your
command be coDtemn aed will notify you early
pessIbeof 1t. Yours truly,
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III GRANT, MAJOR General.
Forney's Horoscope Of the Southern Situn.
ton.

Washington correspondence fOc 2s Phiadephia Press
The election in Virginia yesterday VIII CHI settles the
question In favor Of calling convention to frame The
coDstitu ion of republican government, positively de-
cides The destiny Of the Old Dominion Like Alsbaina,
Louis lana, Arkansas Florida Mississippi Georgia,
North Carolina and south Carolina, Virginia will be
thorouehly reconstructed and In six months these
States will DO admitted into Congress with republican
cons, buttons Texas will DO the possible exception.
haze taken considerable trouble TO gather information,
and believe such to BIO fair horoscope or the Southern
mai
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
COURT CAleA0Aa-TRls DAY.

Supreme Court-Circuif-Part 4.
Held By Judge Ingraham.
(nnrl Qnrlls ~ ten O'clock A. NJ
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

IIsr or AsgaicASs RxGisrrnEp ~ PARIS non rns wsss
EsuIsG ocsosGa ll.-Se~ York--Mr. and Mrs. II. Dex.
son, L. pogcrr Mrs r. Halsey, Mss A. Balsev srs.
W d. Weoe, y. David, l.. croweIl, Mrs. ".
T r MS 9. e: Ia%an; W., G. smith, NJ and
Mrs. =. Randall. 8. II. Greene, T. y. Greene,
q. wilkes, y. L. Woodruff 4. r. Jerome, Mr. end Mrs..
T. wales, y: y. bay. Mrs X. A. Day, Mss = D Day.
Mss A. O. Williams, Mr. ard hrs c. Y. Adec, J. o. 3.
lnmsn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. ,oshill, Mr. and Mr.. NJ
pelano, Mrs. NJ. A. auivihir Mrs ~ Carney, Mrs 9.
srs i. ''s.' Pona J. 9. Val, Il y acrrek, NJ.
scPhcrson Smith, NJ. snd Mrs a u. Iowerv.
warsaw. \: MIR; and Mr.. A. Frank Bcsion-sr:
Miss G Earl. Ma !. y. Sawyer. Mr and Mrs Gu. :.
Miss q l. warren, s,ssrs,, -. o., Or. H. Richardson,
Miss +. Richardson. Concord. nasa-J. =. Wood
Hartford, coan-W J. Is,cn Florence, Mass -.
son. New Jsrscy-Dr r. l. yelling. Newark, N. j.
ST. ami N, ". 4. Howell Gecrgis-w. WOODBRIDGE.
rhi,.dsrh,s p..pr MOOD, xooahGg's n r. Wood
Bun,on ohio-J. A.. Garfield. Cincinnati OIL. A.
roms'oy. hrs. " Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Marsh.
W. l. Mallory, Mss " Potter. =. -. Brssbcr 81, Louis.
Mo- O smith. Chicago, III Mr. and Ms I. Stone,
Misc aicns Fort Wayne, ind.--Mrs. IT, Hamilton.
Detroit Mien:-a y. Rec. Kapsas--M u Psrrots.
Hni, W. I. Dewey. NJ. and Mrs. n. d. Woodward
txArsiscsAL.--Tns larses, and most brilliant wedding
ever gi-er ~ Madison county. Ohio came on on the
evening on the 18th, ~ tho residence Of Mr. James
Dun, s.s miles north Of London, tho Urbana pixies
Mt George Douglass, Of New York city, was united y
the holy bonds OF wedlock with Miss susie, eldcse
daughter OF James Don. About two hundred sussts
wero p-cseni, including Commodore Wake. Or The
United states Navy: Judge Thurman and colonel Wat
X. q. Dun, nnancisi agent New York and largo nums
bcrs Of family friends from thst city, -. Louis Chhs
ceremony wa. performed by Rev. John iasht IN iSs
Ep,scopaI service Ths bride was arrnyed in vh,t1
satin oress and looked decidedly beautiful.
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Held by Judge Ingrsham.
cours opens a. zen O'Clock A. NJ.
4s ISL ". Ellison. -Trundyy. Young
4eSl-I ang vs. Kuhn et al SH-Ihs World Co. ".
s''-Ds cs4Tc aaaafs Co ' A-gr.sssp George
2iis-Lyingston Vs. Van iis5-GaIter vs. Bnninecr.
ssas-xep Scs v. Nye sss-Wroass~ ', y. jenkins.
y h0'sn ssS %sss9 Vs. V. k Ess
sss7-hamn e. al Vs. Low Is-ch slnna,, e. al vs.
oIs-ksIer vs. Ms.soI; . .7si-Ker vs Munroe
a-T1Fseyy VS. SSPi Moen ofews srs v' seA"a
Wire Works ss. Dem s5ss-McGianess vs.. pevlIn
crest 49,. oe2i-N9unt ct al Vs.
4dSi-Levy ct Al Va Derer- go ssse-Gans Y. MaIss
4osl-PoiIlon w. Ford ct al. etsL
Supreme Conrs-Circut-Part 2.
Held by Judge Smith.
Court opens at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Short causes
1i.s-chris. ct al Smith ssi-Burnham va The Walk
4gss-w eston vs. leonard lscs-sherman vs. walett
f4s-sreur y. wofi 4 ssdi ~ LengwoFth
fssasa IS IS hs5eIss
aseo-colnsn vs.. James. 4o9iBryant e, al. sher-
a772-wood va voa Eisen- 4oso-Tsska vs. niofsky.,
sae-Esyloss vs.. T.bsr -. al =, - :
clines o''a ts5s-osdea v. Wall q al
sspspsh =. Ryan p, sS-Bsysy Co. vs. Davis
sssKssnssy vs.. Fender lsoo-hsibans.ien vs. Nerd
3ssa-Bauks vs.. SianeAer. al
10ii-B rdseye Learey. 4I9l-Howard Va. Leighton.
43S-Sheehy Va. Hill. 5yya-Esng ~. Rosenberg
kp4-Brggs vs. Epstein
supreme Courr-Circnit-Pnrs 3.
Adjourned without day.
Supreme COurt-SpeciaI Term.
No calendar.
Supreme C0urf-Chamhcrs.
Held by Jndee sutherland
Court opens ~ ten O'Clock A. ".
Calendar will be called at ten O'Clock A. N.
III pa.,ar.on % Boomer asI-Taera ~ Iearbnry
S5--Seisel vs. Willets- 2t2-Taska w. Leerburg.
lSi-Allerton Martin. 243-Taska LeerDurg
lyS--Bank OF North America
rs. Pension.
Superior Conrt-Trial Term-Pnrt I.
Adjourned till Monday.
superior C0urt-Trial Term-Pnrt =.
Adjourned for the term
Marine Courf-TriaI Term.
Held BY Judge Gross.
Court opens u! ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Nos. Nos
= Neutzei Vs. p. NJ. s. s. q Rock Chn,chili.
Go. Mayer Richardson.
- North vs. Corning. l35-fennison vs.. Craft.
- Brown Howe l&-Same Same.
l2S--Demarest Roberts. f35--Stevens Crofton.
l33-Reed vs. Carey l37-kennedy Prial
l3i-Finnean Mallory. Iai-Rhinehardt BERNARD
l22-Whitely va Eietrck. If0-Bradlev DeCry.
3o-Hartzog u. Reed lI--Gault VS.. Cohen.
ll2--Endress Alderman. IAp-Geoghegan Newman.
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SALE uf REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

BY A. j. Bleccxer, Son n Co.
fstb a. house and No. IA near 9th AZ, lot 6s,i0
b"nss W osep.... ....s...s.... 81, 90
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In 1862 General Logan took advantage or brief fur.
Tough TO speak in behalf Of the republican the
Northwest He then received the following letter from
General Grant, Of witch tho Springfield nl) Journal
tha orfginal.--