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VIZ are indebted to tie Philadelphia Es-
quirer fos some useful statistical information
in reference to the organization OF the army.
from which We compile the following facts.
assured that they viii interest our read
crs
The regular army OF tho United States
contains four Msior. GsHerals.-Scorr. a,
Commander IN Ciief McCIEiIAS. FRExosT
AMI HAtrEcx s--and sersa Brieadi~y GeasT-
as -wool. HuSKY. SrxSKK. MsS~IErp.
AcDowrrt. ASpEEsoS. ard RosrcRASs.
From sais il will be seen that. upon the
death q >cor-. NcCttitsS viii become
the Ce-'ge s2er - Clief
Grx. Troxs i tse idlafanf G,nersI /;
Cx~. NfiSs. the Qssrfer Master Gsaersf !;
and CIV T,Yloa. tks Conusisssry General.
All Of these are Br<adicr~. and each -
these departments : provided With nun
Der 81 Colonies. Lieutenant Colonies. Ma
lors. Captains al other inferior ofscers
The Medical Drpsst'rsHf comprises oae
surycon General. With the r,nk Of Colonel /:
forty Surgeons. ranking - Majors. fsoea;y-
s.5k' a. Captain. sui s<ssRfv ~ a. F,-~s
licutensnts
The PEI departments - ear Pay Master
General. ranking - Colouel fsrs Deputy
Paw Master Generals. making a. Lieutenant
Colouel. and f,rrufy srf rsv Masters. rank
ing ~ Majors
Beside. these. there : scscntifc cog,s
composed Of Easiaeers. Tspesrsps'esl Bag
assrs. and OrSaaaee
The Epsiseer Gers consists Of ssr Colo.
uei. fer L;eatenanf- Colonies s.-sf Nlos.
s,rsi,r - 1s-. FIRST ane fsar Sccoa1
ieatcnsn.s Thsss daty = 70 build forts
The Tssssrspsseai EHsiaesrs eoassss %
ear Colonel fsr,r Lieutenant. Colonels. agAt
u ,lors. iss cspsainz. fssrf>-p Pre- and ssrs
Secoai LieaicnAnts. The, are charged with
making reconnos~-snees. examining rivers.
ke
n or<asse< flsssrf-.eas hzs 49, HssK.-
de General fss golonels. ear Ms,oss.
nersrs Captains. fsrsiss F..,s ard frs second
Leu:enani- Their 1uU 5 n pr-parc ar.
til.ay ard ammunition
Cader tie "a system. there ~ere ~ 70
ximcnss Il Dragons. tkrsv Il Cavalry. md
s.> 81 Mounted Ri6emen- TAe-~ are no-
AL denominaied Cssairy /; and nembes FROM
srs 70 ssrfk Cavalry Each Of sh~~e req.
usu.s has sas coloael. s.s Locates sss cclo
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MUSICAL.
TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DJRsEANT 10 instruction. from the Secretary
Il q the Treasury, book viii be opened the
5ih day q October issl, At the Office Of the Branch
Bank AZ Tcrre Haute. fndsnG. for subscriptions
der my supsrinteodzDee for Treasury Noies, 20 be
issued under the act ofJaiy nth, lssi These
wii be issued IN surss Of ffty dollars. hundred
deliars, Eve hundred cellars, thousand dolls-s
AMI Eve thousand dollars each. dated 18th August
isrf payable three years after date n. order q
the subscriber Is directed. snd hearing Interest
At the rate Of 3-le per cent. per snnam payable
s~ni snnuAiiy such Interest being the Of
ceu.s Tor each day every huudre6 dciiars. Yer
the seuvenience e The holder. each 5ote viii have
ooepons attached. expressing the several aountt of
seri annu i Interest which coupons may b> det.che1
and presented for payment ssparsisy from ihe pctss
sab-criptions fCr such Treasury Notes viii Be re-
ns -. soos as sfsrsssid No - oeTspssou for I,s.
tksn tfy collars fer any fraction q that sun can
- received Subscriptions q sfty dollars o. cus
hundred dollars uaust be paid IL lawful CON q
United States A. The tine Il Subscribing. srbscrip-
tions 4 mere than one hundred eols-s Ray BE paid
a. once II preferred cne-tensh The tine q cob
scfrblng and ons-shird e tbs ~bois every
twentieth cay thsrssfser until TIE Whole Il paid -
No psymenf u lea. than fry dell.rs can be accepted
hat being The smallest sun for Which Treasury
Noes c-n Be is~esd
csrufeaies viii - sTsnsed IN duplicate 10 subscri
bers 90 TIE snoants paid, The original Il whieh
The srb-criber viii transmit ~ nail The s~-ret-s
q the Treasury. whsa Treessry Nofcs - afo-c..d
vil b. isruec tkereon q Fck sutcrtrr 81 hi order
csrry1nr interest s1presEr n fs certificate. but
IA cs--s -bcTe ouva pert - the smcaut sab-cf Died
= rsid si ihs sinss . seb>crftns. Treasury Notes
-ill = isszss sely fss he Payussns. made subss-
c--ntly % he trsr -bsch al Until he hole
srouEt subscribed ~ sub p~frou shall BE paid
when Treasury Notes MI - sud Cor ssch Errt
payment aiso. 0apsyren< - ekeh deferred install
u1~nt The ssbscrie<r vii pay a. s1dltoa thereto,
sun scnel % Tie .utrrest ss sed tAsrenn from The
18th kngast - tks1s4 q pa msnt. and % fnsl pay
us~nt The interest or he sns9nt paid sub-<rtr
tea. ~hich payments q lnferssi ~fli b rsimburs~1
- The snhsrrh<r n he F-yns1t q the trst coupon
he Treasury Sofes fsssec Ep>o soch certf.c1ts<
~ he Trcssery ~fu te s<1t - he f1b<erto-rs -
nal. O. rxrh cher node q s-ss - itcicsfef ~
tb>n wben tksy frxrsnft .Asir ossinsl csft1<stss
~ d.ptso<1~ e<rt -ssss ny - rst.lnsd = tho-z
- tkszF e~s s~c1rs III -TOr hIs<kfi
Sept "a t~s- sah<ofpnsn Assna
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The Sentinel Of Yesterday saws: The Rev i.
John II. Loz;er. the Chaplain OF the Thirty.
seventh Indiana. Col Hazard. Ia. organized
RI gimental Church. composed of those
tia, have belonged to any church at home.
feeling free to unite. together with many
Others who have not been church members
He proposes 70 take. In connection with the
nlmes. the name ofthe church to which the
men sevesally belonged. s,-c - name and
ros; ol.iec address o. Ono frseRi OF each
member. SO that. If they 1--we to tho end OF
tho war. he may report TO their pastors al
home their religious standing A. The end o.
tie campaign: or. ii they die suddenly. that
ne may report to their nearest friends any
items Of irtcrcs: he may ascertain relative to
their deaths The plan meets much favor
among the men
The same kind OF an organization has
been made in the 43d Regiment. by Cap
lain Heath.
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JKyS TuoxrsoS's FAxrLY.-Col. n. JED.
Thompson. who is at the head Of an army OF
rebels in Missouri, has for several years been
a real estate and insurance agent 1t st. Jo-
sepf and for one two terms held the
oface of Mayor Of that city. When he told
hi. wife that he had decided to join the Con
federatc army, she entreased him not 10 do
90. and enlisted the aid and influence OF
the rash act. He declared her "crazy" and
assisted by others Of the same ilk, had her
placed in the Asylum, at Sc. Louis. A letter
from st. Louis. last week. states that she Is
again a, st. Joseph. begging her food and
raiment from the Union citizens. 90
Journal
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TIE Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge o'
Ma.oas. o. Indiana. DE-. Thomas X Austin
OF New Albany. !. sarseca in Col Serb
ner's reginness. and the daiiss OF Grand NAs
ter nov dssolve upon and are discharged b.
ne DEPUTY Grand Master. John B. Fravei
OF Laports.
Also, the Grand Master Of The Grans
Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Of Irc;ana- Solomon
Meredith. Is the gallant Colonel Of req
meat. and William II. Dixon, Of Jefe sou
vile. the Deputy Grand Master. s now act
iax a. Grand Master.
These, with the number Of members WAC
are ia the military service. show the patriot
Ism ofthcse benevolent orders.
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The Daily Henderson, Mad Of Saturday
say. she rebel sympathisers have ever been
pregnant with the cry. that the present war
vas one on the institution Of slavery. On
Thursday night last. two runaway slaves. be
longing 70 Mr.. John Barrett. escaped into
Camp Dixon. in proximity with that city
the place Of rendezvous of the gallant 3ist
Indiana regiment. Whereupcn Lieut.. Col.
Osborn. in command. immediately ordered
them to the county jail and promptly notified
their owner Of their arrest and Imprisonment.
and peremptorily refused the usual fees when
rendered. saying that neither be nor his men
had come TO Kentucky 20 speculate on her
misiortunes. but to aid her people in assert
Tag their Constitutional rights and restore
peace within her borlers, This was worthy
Of the brave aud gallant veteran officer. who
20 devousy followed tho Stars and Stripes
victoriouly through the Battle fields Of Mex
ieo. y y he live loag to enjoy the graft
tude OF his fellow coaaIFymen, ard see the
whole Union restored - ia former power.
prosperity ard glory.
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HALL or TT HAnsIsoS LopoE No. 1917
%. o. r.. Oct. 2lst. 1861.
ftwHxzEAs. David NJ. Reeve. = member Of
our Lodge. departed this life on the 18Th
inst. in the Asa year ofhis age. after . long
sickness /: and that. being true and honest
m in. adevotsd husband and father. . faith
fai citizen and Odd Fellow. respected for his
worth: and to show our feelings and sympa-
thes.
Rssolped. That we will bury tho deceased
brother with the honoS Of the Order aud
that the Lodge shall DO clothed and the mem
ben will wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
Rssolped. That our sympa,hies are hereby
rendered to his bereaved family in the sfiiic.
ton T. W wATKINS)
J. G. WALTERS.
A. J. RILEY.
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mel. frs Majors. ten Captains. tea First and
Cen Second Lieusepspss. Each regiment =
composed Of ten companies
There ere .sss rcglmsnss VI Aruiiess {;
each ~ith enc Colonel. eas Isassnsns ooio-
mel trs Najess. srsirs Captains. 'seasy fssr
Firs, and t~sir> seeosd Liest~nants- These
,sss reg imsais oontsia siziy companies. anu
every Company has q battery Of ain pieces !:
~ that the regular ARTILLERY service embra.
IS fsrss Aaadred sad siFfy saas- This Is
now, OF course. greatly Increased by the ne
cessities Of the war.
There are nsa<sesn regiments Of Infantry
each having enc Colonel. enc Lieutenant
Colonel. TIRE Majors. ten Capt.inz. t<s First
and ssa Second Lieutenants. There are sas
ksasred snd ninety Composites. varying in
numbers from s>renfy- slT 10 eaf AHndres and
one. Averaging them at eighty e,sh. the
rank aud Gle Of the Infantry force Is s'rssea
tierssnS ssoea Auadred sag fsesaiy. This Is
to be increased BY enlisimeats now going on
During the present year. there have been
tco kxndrsd and sissy nias designations N
the Army.--and tho most of these are now
IN the rebel service
In addition 10 those already named. Oh ere
have been appointed. 70 command the vol
unteers. tosr Msjor-Genersls: Banks. DIX
BcrLKs and HrSrrK and .dtiy-niae Briga
der Generals and the work of appointing
BrigAders has not yes ended Their nam,
will DO legion.
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THE FLoTILia on TiIE PoroxAc.-We
loarn that there are twelve war vessels.
steamers. etc. lying on Washington Navy
Yard. waiting ordert. On Sunday the r. B.
Forbes left the yard. having been reftted.
and joined the feet. Some Of the steamers
are very heavily armed.
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VIZ guess The War Department knows what
Il = about: indeed We know il does While
a brigade OF pennsylvania troops are being
sent TO Kentucky. Minnesota. Illinois and
Michigan regiments are beieg -ens 10 ASH
ington and elsewhere east This enables the
soldiers to study the geography Of the eoan.
~
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cAns cxzAx NoUuyAEz. Oct. !. a.
Whereas. suadry letters have been receiv-
- BY eacsss and prisssss Of the iAth hsg'
msns indiana yoisnsscrs. from difsrsss 10
c>likies In the eaato OF lndisrs and Iliinois.
- the s1scs, that Nathan Kimball Cd Of
the l<sh Regiment Indiana Volunteers. = re-.
ported 10 have contracted habits Of iasoxica-
ton. and that for a portion Of his time. is
UNIT to take command Of the Regiment.
Therefore. We the undersigned. officers OF
the several companies composing said Rsgi-
meat. IN Justice 10 Col. Nathan Kimball. pro.
nouece the above report A. having no foam
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

harvest e 1851. Il IL. possible. spsds betssf dsr
ever befcre an ~el worthy the sttentien a 81 f.f
rners ~antng such snachtocs.
IA. Superior 60 this psrket. snd - ske c-,iy
rnii that ~in properly grind Grapes. Price AZ
Pc ale b. al xp-ctahle dealers.
addr--- ne marafectar~r.
". o. UcKoE.
rsgls WORKS Hsrrisbure ".
49, for sale ~ :. ". Potter. Terre-Hsu.s. IN.
sept 4. c~-1no
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CHSsr MoUsrsrs Pas. Va

virginia
CHssr MOUNTAIN Pass. Va
Camp l4th Regiment. Oct :. lc6l.
Editors Express: Our armed reconnois-
sanee" Of the rebel camp At Green Brar on
the ID inst-,he report OF which has no
doubt reached you sometime sincc-resulisd
in highly satisfactory manner generally to
our officers and men. The old isth has been
highly complinsnted. for the GOODNESS. bra.
very. and energy. displayed on that occasion.
After an incessant oanaonading Of the rebel
camp for near four hours our brave boys
quietly limbered IN their guns and marched
leisurely back 10 camp. having accomplished
original "bill Of fare" The rebels nsds
but one sally isom tLeir stronghold. when the
old 18th with our brave Colonel az their
lead, fell upon them. ike thunderholt, and
in few minutes after. there were no more
live "Secesh" 10 be seen outside of the en-
trenchnents. The entire less on our side
@Eocata 10 a5o-. .scasy Al..cd and wound
ed
Capt. Foote, company A. wounded slight
~ in the right arm. Sergeant Price. same
company. mortally wounded-since died
Mr. Myers. private In company II. also dead
Of his wounds.
From as accurate reports AZ can be OBJ
tanned at present. the loss of the enemy Is
put down az five hundred.
=. T.. ~
cation. needs no endorsement.
From yours to command,
j. I. Z.
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COLLEGIATE.


TRUMPS: a NOVEL By GEO.
Il ". CURTIS, splendidiy Illustrated BY Hcppin
MACAULAY' s HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol sth.
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
BY the sathcr q "Que-ns q society,"
spiod~1 A. W. n. BrCgTvBeAxG
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DR.. ,. %. McLean,s Volcanic OH
IiufnsenI.

THE BLsT ExEEkNAL IN ma WOMB. yas NJ,
or BEssr
Thousands 81 human beings have been Fse-I . a..
OF cecreprtude and misery. ~ The q this inva
nsole Imminent Il will relieve PAIN almost !l.sl.h.
tsneousiy, aud u VIII cleanse, pcrify A4d hes the
f0ule-; sokk In an Incredibly shcrt trne. kcIEASn
VOLCANIC OH. lINlNEST ~.ii relieve. Re nc.t ~
veterate a khsumstE1n. Goui. ~ ssuraigfa
To- Paralysis Contracted Muscles. Stiffness OF wesA
ness 10 tc joints, Muscles Or ugamelts u will ls.
er fail. Two applications W. care sese Throat
Headache or EArsche for Barns Or - alds 90 ss,
Pain, i l. an nfsiiible remedy. Try T. All you vii
fnd Il an Indispensable remedy. Keep .. always ca
haod.
PLANTERS, FARMERS or any having CHAR.
@ hoTsss, viii save money BY uslng keI<.n's Vol
canc OIL Lnimeut- IL is rpsedy aud nfsliihi.
cure for esl,s sprains. Cksfes swsilngs L.sus1<~.
sweeney, Sores. Wounds. Scratches OF any ext.rr.
disease Try u, and you viii D. convinced
DIR. ,. ~. Mclean. sole froprisser,
yssdwiy Saint LSuis No
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THOSE in search OF q private
4 Boarding House can be sceon m edAfsd at the
cornef Of fsarth and Eagle Streets, Nc. ~.
oetlojsE
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G.sx Coal Diggsrs wanted A. BLAKE
sSCo4i nine. near Cliutsu Aerks, Tssts cr-srty
infisss. Apply -
III pIkxT. fsrre Hssss.
eeffStA~f~ ~ - the Nsss
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Western Virginia Correspondence.
The following from our correspondent J
T. p. has Just come to hand. IL his evi-
IDENTIFY been bush ~hackins" in Western
Virginia
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On uvFk oosytAisr. utiaou@Kx. EAnxcsx. A.,
There never has been CATHAR1zC n~asssn.
offered 20 the public, that has given such entire sat
isfsction a. Mcl.ean's Universal Iflls
Being entirely vegstsbis, they are perfsetly tnns-
cent and can DC taken By tie tender infant va
prompt and powerful 10 removing all bilsocs secre-
uots acid o. impure. fesic ffen the sio<ns cA
In fact, they The cniy rl- that should De p>ee
malsrious Districts.
They produce no gripping. si>Aaes- " pasa n ths
stomach OF bowels though very aud sesrchns
In their operation, promoting healthy s~ereions .
the liver and Kidneys. Who viii suffer from sinoos-
ness. headache s'si foul stomach. when 80 oae-p =
remedy can be oeeaineSl Keep taem eoastAlcy os
hand. single dese taken IN season, may prevss,
hours, days and months u sickness Ask fer DR. J
H. hciesn's Universal Pile Take other. B~snS
coated, they are tastsiss1. Prise 0lly e csut. pss
boa and can be cent by mai 10 any part q Tie Z
J. a. AelEAN, Sole f'royr .essr
a. 1.-.... Il. -.
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DEATHS.

IOwE-On Sunday evening, ist inst, John B,we.
~, fricnlsoi the family "rs respectfully Invited
'o a''crd the funeral, this Monday afternoon,
Il O'Clock, from St. Nmcont's Hospital, I'm 81,
near 7th ave. on
BR NIEN-In Brooklyn, ON the Both ut., Of ty-
ploii hvcr Mr., Michael Brahcn, in the 32d year Of
tls age,
The relatives and friends NJ tho family nre
,pptuy invited 20 attend the funeral, from his late
Icsicn,c, 49, Water vt, without further invitation.
CONWAY On the 1t inst, after painful Illness
which he bore with Christian fortitude, Pdtdck
Conway, a native Of Llngioul, Ireland,
Due notice wil. he given of the funeral at aspect
ned time. 40
FAGAN--On Saturday, Both Mt, Matthew Erg,n,
ra'iye of urhngford c.. kilkenny, ireland, aged
u years.
The relatives and friends n the family are respect
a1'ly invited 10 attend the funeral, this tM,ndayl
t"inonn, Dec. %, n o'clock, from his late resi-
irrgc, Stone Il, y. Y. ~
FRENCH-On Friday, Goth ult william French,
tgod 20 years, months and days.
Ili- relatives and friends, ais those NJ his son
q ults, and his sIrs i..laW, John LIughrin aud
Ru." Leonnrd ARE respectfully invited u attend
Ola. rWcrnl This tMoudnyl afternoon, % inst, Mt /
O'Clock, from hif late residence, " sullivan IT, bS
HFTFlEID- Suddenly, on Sunday morning, ist
mt, of Erysip,lns AIir,d II. IIctdcd, aged 40
yDtrs.
Ile relatives and friends u the family arc re-
Wunifully invited 10 attend the funeral, NJ Tuesday
afornopr Dec 3D. NJ O'Clock, from his late resi-
i,uoo, III South 18th st, Brooklyn, =, u. %
hllhNAN-Iu sunday lHt lnNf' Edward, son u'
Jalu,s lnd Jane kerhn, aged years, months
AMI 10 days.
TIE friends and relatives Of tile family ara re-
Iperthly invited n attend the funeral, this tMou-
la,y afternoon, % inst, at o'clock, from the resi-
iegCe Of his parents, 2il Tenth ave, His renaius
w bee taken 70 Calvary Cemetery. 90
| sol THACK-On Saturday, Both ult, Mary j.
southack, VIII, Of Capt. +. L, s'uthaek, aged 81
years and IL days.
The relatives and friends Il the family are re-
| spcctfllly invited b. attend the funeral, this
Moulay) Afternoon, at y o'clock, from her late resi-
/ dence, 1872 Bridge n, B.ooklyn. Her remains will
| be taken b. Evergreen Cemetery. Bpston and RoN
| bury papers please copy. 10
sTANToN-On Saturday, Both ult., after a shor
i illness, Mrs. Jennie, wife Of David stanton an,
daughter Il the late DuTlen Pearss, In the 23d yea
Of her age,
| The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, on Tues
day afternoon, 81 inst, at | o'clock, from her lat
residence, PAL Henry ~, near Montgomery st, with
| out further invitation. Her remains viii be take
u Union Cemetery for intermept,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE IIERETOFORE EX-
" listing under the name II LAWRENCE x TER
VISR Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
WIN. u LAWRENCE will continue the business o
the late firm, at 40 Socond ave, on his own account
and il alone authorized N collect the debts due thu
late firm, and hereby assumes al the Indebtedness,
IF said firm. W. 4. LAWRENCE, 81, TERRI NJ
New York, November 2ist, 1851, ms $500
haps this young man has some plan by which
this IaTt Of tho dcienCes nay DO attacked"
Upon inquiry, it was found that he hdi plan,
which was produced with some degree Of reluc-
lance and liii before the assembly. 1t was read
and criticised, and corrected, AMI finally, TO
make long story short, adopted with some
amendments hy the council. This displeasai
tho engineer, who seemed TO think that the
lieutenant, though but a very few yeas his lu-
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BOARD AND WASHING FOR ? OK ?
Personal NOTICES.

NOTICE-MISSING SINCE TIE both OF
4NOctphcr, JAMES STONE, native Of Mo,te, Cpun-
" W,rtmeath, ireland. lie len his boarding house,
y Oliver street, n O'Clock, the morning of the
above dat, o. 90 To- work on boat NJ Pier Ne. II
Fast iiy,r, since which nothing has been hciri ui
lin. Htt on when last seen, striped hickory
shirt, Pr ants, mucsku 10 Iudthput, and plush
cap. Any information concerning him will lee
q. ukhtly received by his afflicted sisters, Ellen
Srue and Caihpriur Gilfylc. Fotfs are entertain.
ri ut iis being drowned. Coroner, and IIrbor
rli,e are requested tn take notice. Address
CArtlARlNE GII.FOYLE, 3Ol West Jist n. 1iJ
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~ TUE
NATIONAL l-NInN OREANIZ NTION.

~ THE
NATIONAL Union ORGANIZATIONS
To THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS WllHDl
REGARD TO PAKTY, IN RELATION To THE
MANORALTI.
You will remember that with TIE destrlcu M 81
the Wing party and the dismenherinent OF l' l'-
nocratic party, began the troubles which threaten
the downfall Of the republic.
You knew that VI either the whig, denocra.r. ~
natiund Union parties had possession of the gov.
trument We would now be a happy lmd united
people. ,t...,c oonPprv ct,Nr,usR will ro
fhc rRt step towards the restoration NJ inc great m
fonnl party that reflects the real sentiments Of
he people II the whole country, who ara now mis-
presented ny ambitious ami f,n1titil po.itir,ahs
one e the opposing candidates, GtOR ~ Of-
DYKE, insteal If roprese ting and upAodng the
Iicy 4 the President IN relation to the war, or re-
f,cting the sentiments of the Mon citizens 81 New
Y fk allows his to be used as the hrst wee
PR sdput and amid the cheers 4 the meeting, with
Rev. DIR. CHEENER and HENRY 9. BlWEN'
of the IHd,peHdeit, at the abolition 81 MNER meet
ing, held recently as the evening Of the I'th INST
where the patriot policy Of the government tor tue
last half century was held up to the scotu anu cone
tempt Of the Amcriepn people. 60.
Mr. Cpiyke Is the nominee Of a mere p litlcnI
patty which refused IN unite upon comm "a uhi'n
candidate, and whDse o'R1ns declare that "nuw is
the time 10 elect pure R-publirm Mtyo;.'
g. Gpdf ~ Gunther has the n)minatoa Of the
Democratic party, the National Union, P-op,e's
t5yracuse) Union German Clubs, lndepsnion' Ma
tonn Democrats all "i which are nltunA 81 * MIA
ii ns devoted 10 the support o. the President In his
patty with ab,ltionsm.
MI Gunther was born aud reared among ylu
Iii, character will compare ftyuraby with that OF
eth, u the other Candi iaes there Is no stain upon
IT, lie has held high 9TH 'ial positions without re-
prnach, which guarantees all the reforms that integ'
iity aud fidelity b public trusts can accomplish
Fellow citkens-Can you hesitate for a nom ont
10 cast your vote for G. Godfrey Guntherr
His success is certain, ~ the recert elect'n le'
m onstrateA The straight Republican candidate i'r
Judge Of the Marine C,urt--R Adams-haHng
received II ,23T votes, the Mlzut caudtdht-A, X.
Misunderstanding received lI,OsO votes aui straight
TaInmany candidate l.. Hearn-hay'ag rerr'v-
rI 10 O56 votes the latter vote was below the ave-
r,ge a. Tammany. Mr. Purdy having received
20 ,lI votes for Supervisor (; M Waterbury having
received 90 ~ vote for District Attorney.
The success e Fernando W15d would %" a mere
npIsnnal victory h. a man whose n'nent, arc 10
.yed n be hostile 10 the rrnment, the elevation
If George Opdyke publ, calamity, the c.e-uon
&c Galley Gunther national triumph.
BENEDICT LEWIS, JR,
NJ HAGER,
u. HENRY KOOP,
joins e.. HAM.
GEORGE ID. NENlN5,
JOHN HOWELL, Committee.
r. = BROWN
JAMES NJ, AUSTIN,
HENRY SNYDER,
JOHN HOPPE,
THOMAS j. HALL,
NV York Nov. 20, FOL,