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A. JUDsoN CRANE.
aSDptat unO 6feutlintr @eri4tsnapalt,
S>fFce: lite Strabe, ,pii6en Nain. Il. 9anfht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

mani. wIknson L. DC QIenass) HaIar Nesmi.b. Davis
and Nilron (hio
Coames Pension s-Nessrs. Foster (CLa mani Lane
Qnd. Howe Wiimot. Polperoy Salisbury, Wiley.
Committee ION Revolutionary Claims-Mes.rs King
(Chairmsnl Chandler, Wilkinson, Hale and Nesmith
Committee on Cains-Messfs Clark (Chsirmsul, Howe,
Wimot. Pomeroy, Field. Arnold and Latham.
Committee on the Di.tric, e Conmbis-Messrs Grimes
hairmaul Dixon, morrill,, Wade. Anthony, Kennedy, anu
Henderson.
Committee on Patents. and the Potent o hce- Nessrs
towrn fChaiImanl sumner FGriis Field sld Siiibpy.
Foot (Chaiman Anthony Chandler Kennedy aud Hender-
son.
Committee on Teritories-Messrs Wade (Ctlmsul VIII
knson, Hale. Browning Lane (Kansas), Cssds!e Wilson
No).
Committee to Audit ard Control the Contingent Frpen'ss
Of the SensteMessis Dixon (Chairman) ClaA and Hard
ins
Committee Engrossed Bil.hlessrs Lane dad, tChaE
mani, Latham, Arnold and Harding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
flIEn.

ALLISON On Tue.day. Dec p ancr Q painful illness.
Alfred Morgan, youngest s'l 81 ioun ana MAJ A"i'on
Hi, friends and those OF ihe family invited 90 attend ic
funeral from che Tesidrlc- Of ts pare g. t' lf West
Inftyhf.i street iuorsioy les g, a. d., without
further Invitation.
BRusH-ln Brooklyn. on wadnc.lsy. Dec. .. Ann Mara
Titus. tie wife cl jesse bfrsh
Te relatives and ,ienir lile family aye Invited TO ' =
the lner ,auoay. io ltn, a. oeloeA, isom her ne
TeslloHce, $50. "a first Place
CPONWFLL--Ou edlc'dly, sSerius Dec sfer N 'it
iIuc.s srla ". wic Of Eaw'rd Cromwell uud daughter
oftlo Ist~ Am. Hnd-.i. sgod - yeA,. ini @ months
Notice of funeral hereafter
GlBspE-on Tuesday nights, Dec p hbues arsh4 Gibson
The r-ii',c. sud hi.ed of b.. and l troer' aml,,
&c nyed 20 a'.l ~ '-,a' ~ ts ~,
street ou 1Aar.iay 90 - O'Clock
ty.NE E-On luciday Dec. Q Sarah, widow OF George
Lawrence iu the sltt year Of hcrag'.
be- relative ana onds oi Lf family afe invited 90 le
funeral on IAsrsday ~ o'e'oe- j. H. f IA No. Il Morton
sreet
LFLASD-At Muharauy Conn on slturlly, Nov. 20, OF
chronic dslho.4 Lfeut ue.er G.. land ase. % yclr
Of Con 3D. t. re ,ncat, - V Ncis. formerly Cd. ths
EN- Re-. lm.nt. n. y $. H.
sOUVrER-u tlls city, ou Weduesdly Dec afer shogt
iuur-s May Aruo. ca. dau A'of o. Robert souief eyed
The .i.e. pd fiend. Of the family are respectfully Invited
q, attend e i.lril sr vices co., fl.fF phtrnolp 90 :
ococs 'fol. ier l4c l,.. leucr $50 30 West Iwlfty-
SECOND tec ~nou, .urtAcr Invita- on hr'rela-'ns wal.
bc fu.lu i1 4ii. edo. pile 90 inie. mont
Ttpsf Mt Nai-sou. Wisconsin. Vhuully Nov. b.,
orcoa.umpuon. ndsard 1aapan formerly oi thiseiy.
q DLnuLf-Oa IA..l 49, te % ia,i, D4uie. c. Under
T. .
TO, func. q W DO, place at Chappiqra Mc r;'io1so, ca
.ay. D $40 lHf - ID oc-ck. ta.l4.sts vii uect
tlr 1899 o. d. train. harel RuAfoad.
VIZ GOTTA Contreyiie. Wellington d. C.,
Leonard o. Van Cost. Of Vim. H. Van co.. Second
Ieu.onslt. Haccs Guard l5th Regiment -. \ >. Vol,
u.ca a. yrils.
1s ..yes snd friends respectfully Invited 70 a''end
Lit 'uurral tom tr r,.l4erco o ILot g. Van COt No.
2JEt Is-tA street, ilgiiay afternoon tA1 iA inst
at o'clock, =. u., .,i.-out i.rihci invitation
denly, at be-, residence No p Ro'a ''leo'
.t'yn on Nclit.ds, Dc. Patience, wife Of joan
o. ksihne. aged 81 wears
The reatgts euos the family ectlY invited
10 attend she u4D.a .- che - l tiarcl 20 Snuth tHl
street, near tilh st.eet. Toly, Dc. - u 40 oeoc.
s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

GRANTS CAVALRY DNIsIos.-The cavalry divi-
sion OF Gen. Grants army commanded by Col. 4
H. Lee consists Of The I'd lows, the 1ih Kansas, the
"a Michigan, aud lle 7lu Illinois. They are armed
with sabsls and revolving. Iies aud under their
t..fsut Young cammsnill Lave lately distinguished
nenreiyes fir activity an da,t. Leading tAe ad-
vance o. the lo., wing. Col Los ls aiIin u fort
n.gat aa four heavy fsiraisloa hiiied ~ OF Ae
enemy, taken ~ pr oners % commissioned olicer
a.l $40 rya,,., ana c.fgnt $50 A.r'eaaal ii'.' b
r.mc II 3D.. uao, ers hive been wounded, bu. be ln
uo. .... e. .-~-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

DIR. " stars
BALSal or WILD CHERRY.
1his ureQusied pro5 s.on or toe rapid effect ua cure
Of Coushs Cod. Bronchial Alccti.ss asthma W
Cough Group De.es Of lie Ihr % sni Lungs Tendency
% rumonlfy Disease well tia; d,eAoed and fatal
CONSUMPTIONt
ol. experience Ia demonstrated Ibis 70 be the moss rei-
90 eds which tie ui .ed l a cont ience aud security
r.a c4lfI oy i1s their restoration 20 Le-lln.
81 o lut tlc.easi pDTllt il "a eaees ~ me ahoYe
character. the nuubefeis N nces Do which % ne resiYei
10 h. chose VINO reauce 90 the lowest stage o. de
se ed ,Ler. its leirc i4e.y ID OH cases ora as tA
poru' BY uersons o. the hifhes character iucudig many
ticil VINO uulsl their sgulules have tee hed 10
FL. sfef relief t1p.ls.crd bs lts ue a. fo Es "o.eiG
e-se, Ira the dseaes witch prof ssrs 10 cire are
to- best gualsnties IT, and The only evidence
which poletos cons DER ~ uecrarf 70 ohe In uenal
OF q u4e d. well now and justly aplgesi.trd
NffrtH's NAL.aAM OF WILD Cherry.
For sale By Dealers ever shrre.
i. " LNAA LIZ. y Co. Pr.r,laors. Ensten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

APPOINTMENTS nErGmED.
TIE Senate, ia Execnfve Selsion, referred TO tAcir
appropriate Committee largo number Of api .in.-
lnents made by the President during the recess, in-
ciudiag u4t Of Aesocaio Justice OF lie Un.ica
States s lgreme Cour; Daris.
CAPTuRE or ANOTHER IRlZF.
The Navy ID. ar.m.at bas in,onllii Of Tic
car,ure Of the schooner Annie Does by thc United
States gll1oa S,aeca, Ga the I'm ait., willie try
iuv n run zine blockade II Charleston harb9r Ter
CARO- Consisted oi 10 barrels of ,nTp mime AMI rs
barrels ~ rosia. Au.ag hofe OF board o. beg
were four nersors believed to be plots Tor ye-se'
tr. ing to sun the blockade ,lcra.
UDCr-aDyOCATE WITH GIN ROsfCRASs.
E.Iuoa Skinner Of Cincinnati, late .n te Second
Couroferr Office, Treasury Department, has been
apuoigted Judae-Adyoclic on the S4li Of Gen.
RJsec.ara ard hns leit for the .ceDe % bis duties.
CONDITION o. tn COANALl sCAHTo CAMP.
Kelrnelatves Coyode and Goocn, members OF
the Joint COMMITTEES on the Conduct OF tie War
having heard unf.yorable accauls respecting tie
condition OF tie Colya.esceut's Camp near AleXan-
d,e. yi-el - tbs al moon Tor persons inspection.
They found that large number OF sodNrs there arc
totally .ucapaciAted Tor active service, ana should
be ptomply Declared While they discovered
abnses which they viii make an carly ehyr ~ have
removed, they attach 10 blame whatever TO Col.
Hickman. tue officer in charge, being easicd that he
has done the beet be could under tic c.gcamstances
There are over 10 900 coayaicscen' recruits, &C., q!
tic callp. Of whom =, 900 are from Pennsyivania.
ms SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Tire following are the Standing Commiteea rs
announced in the Senate to-day:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
rLuui,innl rI,r,ion in spr.naarId. rln...


In Cambridge there was but one candidate for
Mayor. SIR. George c. RICHARDSON, aud he WAS put
up D. the opponents Of Go horse railroad
MONOPOLY. Or one or two o. the candidates Tor
Aldermen there was quite a contest, but the oppo-
reus Of the monopoly carried everything before
them. The vote Tor Mayor was l,oi2 Tor Richard
ION. ID .caneIIng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
lnnicinal rIeelion ~ Nor,rnIl., Conn.

At tho amual election held At Norwak on Mon
day tic Republican tictet wac elected entire, Wit
The exception Of one Union Democrat elected b.
Republican votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

IA I..leuco there was a contest between the
Republican. and " Clzens,' and ihe former elected
heir ticket by 20 majority. Their candidate for
Mayor wac ". II. p. Wright the present incumbent,
snd iis opponent was y. II. p. Melvin. The Pc
publican candidates Tor Aldermen We're all elected,
excep. ia Ward One.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
r1urieipa, Ricctoa in Ncw-Bedford, Mass.

In New-BediJrd there WAS a very quiet election
mud the Republican ticket was chosen without op
POSITION. Tie Hon. George Rowland, IT,, ID th
Mayor electric receiving 50 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

Fourteenth Ward Republican Assocsnfon.-
Inc regular monthly meeting Of the Ascension WIZ take
place at the Headquares No. 40 Broome HIS lIhurs
day. EFENlNG Dec. 4, ut O'Clock Every member wiz
please to attend AS busness OF importance will before
TIE moeDg. N B-The Executive Committee viii meet al
y O'Clock. ADOLPHUS BOEsl President.
JOHN BARRY, le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
500, 900 WOr'h Of
SUPEAlOA CABINET FURNITURE
AT
COST.
JOHN MEEKS 6 SON,

Nos a33 and J35 i,hst northwest cornero Broadway
N the whole Of hef seT..o stock Of Cabinet Furni
90 reduce st0cs u-i~ 90 tIe very best well
and selected maoris b. Toe best woTkmen IL TIE
country in heir workshop, unlc die supervision Of the
hr reputation for e1cee-ce Of manufacture has
been established - years
God. pack. and shlnp.a 10 - parts Of the World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
aulilarD Noilres.
General Order.
HgADQrAErERs SECOND DuRyEE's ZoUAvEs,
CAAp MAsHiSGToY, 5 l., Zee. 3 1862.

HgApQrAErEKs SECOND DURyREs ZoUAvEs,
tAAP NAsHiSGTON >. l., Dec. ), 1867.
This regiment Las mustered into the United states
service and leave for the Of in few days under
the command OF MsjorGen Banks. Al enlisted men who
belong to the regiment and absent without leave
defed TO report immediately and if they do promptly
they viii not be punished IT, however they remain absent
after having this order and AFTER the regiment has left
Ee,gl ok their will be handed the u s. Prov"''
Marshal General and they will then be arrested as deee'
from the United States service and punished
Tn, nent will parade es days TO receive 40 e'O,
ABEL SMITH. JE- Lieut-OoL CON Gs.
directory Of The Hosptais.sl6sr 80 IF5a.
~ IN ,J q, o,t,ea IN the ho.p..sl' OF the Dis
Tict OF Columbia snd q Fedeec & .s aswer esn.
rpr nsry creums.ences be 'eH BY return NAL 10 mo
following gssSa ae and esenil present in the h0spi-
,,l -, Of The iDi..liet or Of Frederick CITY
al Ifso VIVA. Il his proper ADDRESS c,,, =, IA.
n Mia, is tie Of the Surgeon or NhAp@i Oh tho
ho'Pg uo in hospital At present. has he recently been in
hoiP''I 50. ala he dc IN hospital and a. what date
eb ifreceuty discharged rom hospital was he discharged
II sib Ifuo. where did he 90 on leavugl
The Coulmon prepared also, 10 furnish more SPECIFIC
az zion a. 20 the condition Of any patient named within
TepvfouI hours after request 70 10 so .Eom an officer OF
INV N ifs cor esponding societies.
~ ofee Of tie directory viii be open daily from o'clock
m 10 o'clock and accessible in urgent cases At any
ni to te practicable the duty here undertaken locally
ths C0fmis i0n viii he eXte lcd b. Include ali he general
hospitals in the country. FRED. Law oLMslED,
Adams House. No ga F.,. wa,hiug.on, D. c.
suilers asd Others
SUPPLIED WITH EVERY VARIETY
CRACKERS AND CAKE. go
atthe
NEW-INGLAND BAKERY.
Nv AAAeg wo2Xaxk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

lave lust completed ny Largo and ext nsiye
..'.s of FALL ana WINTER CLOThiNG. not surpassed
st to VARIETY. TASTE, ard STYLE IN tls city. Tn.
,IiLDELNs ard FURNISHING DEPARTMENT rot
eGnried. All Of which wDe sold at very low PRICES Please
r. l.. BALDWIN,
Nos ~ aud 2 B0wery
Tho lsfr,n store in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
hnnlea nnd sfrnn-.

st.DNU RAMS ~.
LADIES AND 'GINlLEMEN'S SKATES.
C.trire a the sld uas. approved patterns; also
For'. Parent Levs. Ssa.o bursles ~ hoeasle
,,- .,,...,-,,.,. J., 80. = J. .er-st. Ncw.Y ork.
fhGpLh'' n OLE 4'-''' 30. ti niny.st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

Craig,s Interchangeable NEW HOLIDAY GIFT
4n.uc. i0 tIues, cheapes. anu 0tt Microscope IN
world ~ seueis Price by mall. r22l, with Elk
Deaut lob mounted objects. ts. A-~le.s A-Ntf CRAIG,
No lal 1tntirst Nrw-NorA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Arr aud Industriai Exhibition
United srntcs Internal Revenue.

United sIate5 Internal KeVcnue.
NOTICE 10 IAAPAfLks
Fifth Collection DlstIict-oeyeu.h Tenth, thirteenth aud
Fourteenth Wards City Of Ne1Yoik Ohce Of the Assessor,
30. 500 Broadway.
The as,egnent books OF this Dis;rc containing the s
valuation. and enDeta,ions male and taken viii sat Dis
tct wall I've open for examination daily le1cep sunday be-
tweec hour. II ald3 p from tie 1t g and IN.
sling the 18th day Of December, 1902 At the Assessors
Once 10. 56J Broadway.
The 1r this District will hear appeals relative TO
any excessive vagaton or enumeration by the
Assistant Assessor All appeals 20 the Assessor aiore-
.sl shall be in writing and she'll specify the particular
cause matter thing respecting which decision l. request
and shall stat, the ground ~ principle OF iae-
duality complained of.-New.Yofk Nov. p. 1872.
go. r. BELLOWS, Assessor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

DROPsY Cas- Be CURED, by taking as direct
ed that invaluable remedy. AiHs MURRAY's DROPsY sPE-
CiyC psrc cue 20 this dangerous compaiut Is gnaran
teed, IN from iou 10 SIX WEEKS Use IT, and be convinced
tn, ts true every particular 10 DO had al hrst.
ciass Druggists. ger bottle ID. ). BARNES No. 2O2
hr)ad~ay. WL0lssii, Agent
READER, you can nave an enduring, always
ready and reliable OoLD exactly adapted your mana
snd style Of writing. whicn will DO your writing yastyeheip
than steel Pens you wan, h call on A. NoRToS. No Is
Iaden-lsue or iu,iose stamp for circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Dnsriess Noilee5.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKF PICTURES.

ARrIrICIA. LEGS by L. d. HUDSON, VI. d.,
Clifton Hall o, stairs Astorpllce Eew-York Soldiers
provided by commission Of Surgeon General u > A.
AhDs Of superior quality FEET for Limbs shortened b.
Tip Disease. a grsit bcrcfic'iou.
Dr. H. having devoted hs attention and practice for II
years TO tho subj tr, Of Arhci Limos has inside great i'm
poyenens up Palmer Patent the right to which u
bis by PuIcls'e, e. eLder his WORK In this branch OF
surgery superior 20 81. others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

OfrfK OF tL4IK oF tOHNoN C0rNCt5
Nos CRY HALL, NLw-loEA, Dec. 8, 1883.
Gellrus Of Election have noe been received % ms
office b. law pfoyc d rou the following Election Di'
licfa la t.r several " AIDS Ell rat. a below.
Ifra Election Dst.ict oiths rirst Nf4d.
i Iif. Election Dl trict office Third ~ ,rd.
li.lh Election n.ftuc. II t.e q a'rd Ward.
Srcnn. Election Di.tuc. oi lht Sixth Nali
Ilird fl.c elton Disc lct of the Allth Nafd
haln l.eclon W. .rct OF l4e ourteenth WaSS,,-l
iefsniA a.,c'i.. D.sllet .ft4e Sesei teen. VAN
fir-t Election District OF fhe ci.htenih " a.
Se,rntA E.tcl Do District of Poo L.sa. rentl III
srte. tu ilee.lop stiet OF t4s iwent -A'. -
huln coclo- distinct oil $40 Iwen5 's'., "' s.9 9'
cefk Of .men ColnoiL
remarkable charge in the theory Of aIp1'
d. a. II ,. i. - Il. .srl & most complete SUGGEST
.si,,dbyR b. WOioort NO. i7o Oh-'ham-'t, n, =.
'...'.I- b.. l...r i..t..'lr an n'r' l-t GO r' M pm
- ,t.,...s r.. ns.ff l.s AlHihia.or a.. t".eii. me
...Ir.. .t.if.l ca....... ~. "A. la aAa..sl ~ laA
/ tor lse, ard sold oJ dIusssis. seaesaiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

hplOlAlI.tl- III il-+lp
TIE Senate ia Execniivs selson, referred 10 their
appropriate Committee n large number Of api .in.-
lnenis made ly the President during the recess, In
cudiag uat Of Ae.ooato Justice Of iAe Un.ici
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Academy of
Mason Jones Tonight at tie

mason Jones Tonight at tie Academy of
usic An entirely now Grafton viii be delivered BY Ibis
hshiy talented young orator THIS EVENING The subject
viii be Jonstnsn S~i', the Witty Dean Of St. Patrick -"
will embrsce the story the Deans f- with an euc
aaon Of bis enignatical conduc, Stella ami
Vane.sa Two hours with M JONES tonight will cary
the back the days of King William L. and across
the meet IN company Boingbroke Addison Pope,
Steele, Prior and Gay.
American Institufe.-A stated monthly meeting Of
this Institute will be held at its rooms IN the Cooper Union
Building THIS (rhursdsy) EVENING, Dec at u o'clock
Members requested % attend
THOMAS McELRATH Rec. Sec.
American Geographical and Statistical Socie-
IVA meeting OF fhe Society Will be held A. tber
rooms Clinton Hall on THURSDAY, the 4th Of Dec ,mbsr
at 3 o'clock p. N. WIN. COVENTRY Ii. WADDELL
Recording Secretary.
Fnir at Cooper Institute, or the benefit Of the ins-
tuition No 3J etl-av.. for tho CHILDREN OF DECEASED
Or DISABLED so DiEks to CONTINUE one week. COM
mgncing TUE .DAl Dec 2 1862 Single admission 10 cents
Season Tickets p ccuts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
THE DIPLOMATIC CORREsPONDENCE--MR. MOT
LTY's LETTER.

Secretary Seward Is reported 20 have sa.d tiat tlo
gem o. TIE volume Of Diplomatic correspondence
about To- issue from ire nres- is letter Of Minister
Motley, ia which Le rcyicws the position and arsu-
pents OF Mr. Glad.tone and comments also on thc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
POLITICAL.

Wassnohuseiis Election OPTICAL.
GOyERSOR. .......-John a. Andrew, Rep. ,S35
Chs Deyens, jr, Dem. .52,JT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

TO'lI--.-IJ-57J 81, -7'I--- -I-'-0O ~ -
Bgeuu.iri's mai 10 500. Devcns mai 2ii%'2.
,-.r--rs.s--. 800 n la--.lsrz
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03
A Disgracefnl Surrender.


The news relative TO the surrender of
Clsrksville, Tenn, is the most sick ening
piece Of intelligence we have been called
upon to print for along while. Rodney
Mason, the same who was accused Of
eowardice by General Sherman, was in
command, with near three hundred men.
He was strongly fortified. The place
was surrounded by force Of guerriIlas,
inferior, cns account says, TO that Of
Mason's and slightly larger according
to another report. To this band Of
rowing outlaws Mason surrendered nth,
out firing a gan. We have no Ian.
gusge 10 express our feelings with refer
eacs to this disgraceful transaction. ---
After the surrender, it appears Mason,
and Woodruff who commanded the
guerrillas made "you tickle me and I'll
tickle you" speeches. If the telegraph
report of this transaction shall be con.
firmed, Ohio will very gladly spare the
Colorel from tae ranks Of her citiz 49,.
There is another report from Tennosse.
which contrasts agreesDly with this. III
the latter case an lndiaaa Captain, with
twenty one men, fought, from a stock
ade, nearly one thousand of Morgan's 9
cavalry, for three hours, killed Morgan's
Adjutant and finally driving of the re-.
bells. We beg that Ohio soldiers be
not held responsible for the surrender
of Clarksville. There are but few men, in
the grand army sent into the field from
this State, that would be guilty Of that
act Of cowardice. - Gin. GQzettc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03
Gen. Banks in the Late Battle.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, writing of the battle in Virginia,
and the conduct Of Gen. Banks, says:
The personal courage and soldierly con.
duet displayed by Maj. Gen. Banks in
the fight at Slaugters Mountain cannot
be too highly spoken Of. Always in
the front, giving orders vita impertur.
bable GOODNESS, he directed each move
ment with as much ease rs though be
had been seated in his tent planning the
fight. To him belongs the glory Of the
gallant check given the enemy by bis
corps Paraee at Slaughter Noun
tain. Heis,it possible, more popular than
ever with his command, who are ready
to follow wherever be shall lead. am
sorry to add that, towards the close Of
the fight, he was severely hurt by being
thrown from bis horse whilst in the act
of clearing ditch. Some riderless
cavalry horses, coming in an opposite
direction, ran against him and throw
ing him and afterwards trampIinQ upon
him sshe lay upon the groud. lie was
badly bruised but I hope not seriously.
Hs did not leave the field after the &C.
esdeat but remained until the close Of
the fight fgI - VIZ
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Scientific.
AnsDsr to mathematical problem submitted

Ansoer to mathematical problem submitted b.
=. "Sn
Constructions. Draw A B, and make Il
equal to the given perlmster; lay of A C==
the quotisnt Of the given area divided By
one fourth the given psrimstsr, bisect B
in d. and draw B e perpendicular to A. B.
making it=B ID; draw E, and describe
upon it semi circumference passing through
B; lay off the chord D GA D, and, from Z
let fall upon it the perpendicular B ii; then
will B D, Fl and D Il DO the sides Of the
field sought.
Calculation. Divide four times the given
area by the given perimeter, subtract the
quotient from the divisor. aud divide the re-
mainder by two; the result will be the by.
pothenuse from the perimeter; the result will
bsthe sum OF the other two sides. Sub.
tract the square OF this sum from twice the
square Of the hypothenuse. and extract the
square root of the remainder; the result will
be the differences OF the remaining sides. -
Then hall their difference added 10 and sub.
trscted from half their sum will give the re-
naming sides Of the field.
Operating as directed BY the sbovs rule,
we fiud that the sides of the field in question
are 100, 16s. and 232 rods.
TaNarrw
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The con,rasapas.

The number OF contrabands with McClel.
lan's army is estimated at two thous2nd.-
They are well fed, and sheltered in tents
For all this, says letter in the Philadsiphia
Inquirer, (Rspubhcan,) the manager of them
has to deal with them as though they were
animals, to keep them in proper trim. They
are up to all kinds Of lodges to keep from
work. Yesterday he adds, Il saw the
guard uuearth one fellow who had laid him,
self away under pile OF old clothes How
he got along without being smothered ia 9
mystery to me. lie finally marched to
work with shovel over his shldsr, grinning
at his success in sodgering for time. This
one darkey ls only = typs Of all that are
here. They imagine they should do moth
ing but eat, drink aud sleep. There i. no
nisguising the fact, they want the whip bad.
ly The negro women seem to have more
energy than the men, aud are very expert in
carrying heavy loads upon their heads