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IysrALLATroy or THE NEW CHIEF OF POLICE
on Monday Ut u Edward D. Reilly the recenty elected
Chief Of Police OF Jersey City, accompanied Dy Johh
g. Komsr sud other city officials appesied a. TIE fehce Sta
lion and demanded pes OF the ohce his sht 20 "So
l. contested by the former Caet Jacob H. Marinas VINO
claim. ths Rely f. Ineligible, having been elected While an
Alderman OF the city AZ hrs tue demand OF Mr hei met
with ,ern refusal NJ Nainus but on the Mayors de-
rius the former entitled - the oce lie having te
ncion II the Common Council who bad accepted h oniesl
boud the latter withdrew and Mr. Riley Installed az the
Csf aud the policeman directed by the Mayor to yield him
implicit Marinas has taken steps to have the
/ as, .Lou tested c.av.
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RUMoRED CAPTURE OF RICHMOND.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of The Phiia-
dclptia Press, under date of tho 4th, says;
= 4 c0ntlaLard Is reported to have brought IN q
ramor that Richmond is in possession OF Gen.
Mcdowell. l, Is hardly possible, hut at last ac
counts two weeks sincel lie was at fredefi' kspors
ooIv six.y miles FROM Richmond; and as TINT city
aai comparatively CefenaoIess, 10 may have taken
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other hand they tdepdn 10 p-y him $50 for each
working dy that the should be completed before me
18Th September; that the contract not completed untii
MAY a. 1860 making l50 working days elua TO the anogns
o $40 dae them by virtue Of this special "hicn
q sg on., end ask may be allowed as 4 counter lain,
Ha'ney. Butler Parsons for plinifsi Sseir Nah Ter
il e,eu6auts
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TIE DEYEYsE OF THE MISSISSIPPI

HE DE ENcE VI LIE .bIoolNoiIiI.
Tie Rebel Gonerals appear 70 have pretty uuau-
imously concluded ,hat they can never hope to sue
ceed against US, 10 long Us we arc abio 20 bring
our eunboals into action. Hence the evacuation Of
Yorktown, aud tho retreat up the Peninsula 10 the
East. and the movement, Of Lowell and Beaurcgard
inland, in the soutL-Wogt. 1t would appear, how
ever, that though the leaders arc agreed upon the
abandonment OF tho water-courses, the people are
far from sharing in their resolution TIE Memphis
Aylcql of the I'D ult. says:
Inc vast Importance Of defending the Mississippi
ia sufficient apology for inF0dn,in the subject
again before our readers. And 10 this end IL rs nee.
essary for 10 look facts squaroy m the face, and
learn wisdom from the experience OF the last eixiy
days. First OF oil, as our cOtempOlary OF The Ne ~.
Dfl remarks, IL is iimc for 10 recognize thc fact
that no position on this riyer can be held, during
long war, against the enemy with whom we are
coniending by means alone Of su h methods II shore
fOrtiicali0n an ar now commonly employed.
The question il then pIcseuei whether we shall
Lend our uttermoe energies to oppoe superior naval
arinanent3 on the riyer, hhal eYaenatO the rsof
and its shores and make the war on our part eX-
cnsively inland CONTEXT Thus far he enemy's gun
boats on the Cumberland, the Tennessce, and the
Nississipli, have prOyod q movable base OF opera
lions witch we have seldom been able 70 shale from
which he could issue with faoilitylo make un attack,
and uader coverOf which he could nDd secure shelter
IN ee of defeat II il plain that must encounter
his QunLoats successfully, or abandon our navigabie
water courses. Which snail $50 doi Is the Missis-
sipii worth deendingi L. is military Importance,
H. commercial advantages, the value OF public aud
oriyate property upon is shores on ils waters,
worth the labor and expense OF n naval armament.
ade deqnate TO its protection! 49,.
Thee ores,ions have doubtless occurred ere this
10 our military aoiboTities. We trust they have
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voluteers, and their taking the email boats Of the

CUIIVVI I4Hu Hhu COnEress ytHY Oh sHOTe NsTe, Hsd
tW resting IN the same sDot, aud going to the
opposite shore OF TIE james River 20 Join the Rebels
Who ~as be author Of the paragraph know not
ror care. Suffice !, TO say that he 9th L. eineut o.
iary hand Is every way more loyal TO the Cion, ils
cause. and success, than snch writers n 10 WHO
renrcd tue pair lul rurior.'
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SUPREME COURT T-CrAsrzRs-MAY 6.Befors Ja'te
IsGKAnAH.



Nm H. Wilson ct al agt. Joseph $. Libby; Ed
ward Robinson st Lewis W. Philips. Edgar M CIiw6oid
ag Charles Solomon ct ali Edward FOX as Philip Bur
roSes CLs'. NJ Rose sgt sooHon besi' e. Al hclsI.
H. Powell Chris1u +. French e. NJ. OCT. Nm Saemi JONI
p K.og ct a. sst James Mcnamara e, 81 John O. Jones
H.pisun X Sh,fres &C. George Caldwell ogt. Samuel g.
starr &c Abraham u. Davis ct al ss Barney Dofsn Same
sgt Alex Logan John femins et 81 al, Anstn sherman
Charles Hondee eg Henry NJ h9lbTooA Henry hurd ss
Holm Wan Noorhs- Motions granted.
sarah Witty OCT. WIN. II. fnlmsni james Strong sg,
Jshn G. Riker ct sl-Alotone denied
Fwsrd Fox as Philip Buirowts Motion granted for FIRST
Jsaa Taylsr IT. Henry F. Hsm scMoticn denied,
with leave b. renew.
Tfs lnon Fsli. Nanufc,nne 60 ~. AdsnHc Fourdery
ct Henry Daysiet Wn. Ba1enk e laiotious granted
for mot Friday IN juno.
Jonathan Odel eg, Auhon b. Hcyt e, aLMoion .an,ei
~ Before Justico clrESE.
In a., Thos. & Drew hahiUS dual fdMoiion granted
Charles i. Kirkland appointed Commit touer. .
Leicester ". Ely Ebcusze. ". Beich.-Mocn 20 DE-
solve irjuuction druici. withoaS COTS
Burr Wokeman sgt Dsncl d. Wnsnt ct e. Jcha A New.
bold ee,. Ihos. Warren ct el.-Motons granted
CLas Knox ss Clrk'9n Un3crhiL- No.loh 10 ses eide
reference granted without cot,s.
In Asse.suiOLt Jr regulating, Sc, Eghte.h street,
between th avenue and Esst RlyerI erioari allowed
Henry G. Tl.rno Receiver, ast. n. NJ. Andrcws-Con'
piint set cside on coidi rs IN payment ot +IO coss
a. W. Du.nnl ast John Bgti-r jr, e. Ghotioa grnted
without h stay Of prooeedns mil nio, hear
ard decide General Term, sn0ud plaintiff with TO appeal
Dennis M siteh, ct AL sg Henry B9nne1 Sc Motion
granted Judgment aud execu e. stand 10 eeaiy une,s
bond win suretes in dolele the amount Of ~ Bonnes
la the property levied upon Do e'en ~ coas ol
motion to plaintiff
Laulln s. scott ss Bep Andrews ct aL-Moon foT re'
IN 70 Petition Of Geo w Csysnash, e, aMoon denied
Cmzen.' Bank ag.. Henry Cog,n ct aMo,icn rren,ed.
uc,s the witness produces ststcel 0pin1 from his
books " every entry In relation TO deeniants ndtOede"
tO him, and the security and ticr Faiie
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRI,L TERs-MAr 8.
Before Justice DAILY.
EJEcrING A RAILROAD PASSENGER.

Thos Lynch agt. Eighth Avenue Railroad Com.
panypanid claimed 5000 dimsg gss for iIjue, by being
farciby elected from horse the Eighth Avenue
Road on the night Of Jar l. 1870. The defense that
that night showing had that tho horss could hardly
draw tie empty car ard pascnser were obliged to get out
nd enter the two horse OF which inme 3iately
bebad tie IN question that the diver told psif tbs,
tue horse oley "a clear tho track and requested
him 10 get QUE, which he Ieiuss elected Deeudsnts
ins-ted tt they MT responsible fOf 0ny Injuries
med by panth In consequence thereof Verdict de-
f-ndsns Andews Colby and Ihompson plaintiffs Mott
and Cary ior dcl.TdaD's.
rHE MARBLE FOR BALL, BLACK co.'s STORE
Wan. &. walker ct al. Sgt Henry Bah ct a. =,
Plaintiffs, ar the assignecs OF Alexander Maxwell,
laih and tor furnishing marble for the building OF Ball Black
Co.'S store, coacroi Broadway aid fdnco street iney
can the vaue OF tho work aud materials 10 DC p'o ~
ants refuse TO pay the balance Of S32 Deicdshs
that, by the terms of tho contract the work was 70 ue
done that day, the contractor ~as 70 pay s tc V
ever, working dty occupied ever IN" pnsi "nos' y" s
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THE FIFTH MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS.
We have received communication from the Colo
mel of the 9TH Regiment of Maryland Volunteers in
answer to paragraph copied into this Journal from
The Phlo3oIpiia Press Tho Colonel soys:
"The article ID headed A painful rumor, and is
ne direct and gross fabrication in every form af
was ever written. The painful rumor is the deeer-
lion of rs men frcm the 5b Regiment cf May land
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SUPERIOR COuRr-SPEcrAL rEN-MAy 6-Befor,
Justice MosELL.
David G.. Elgton agt Wa. {. forter.-Order
srarted.
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rur CONCENTRATES.

From TAs A0r'oIk Day E9ok f1g -.
HiCHNosD. fIidsy, Nay 2. ls',
An official dispGtch fIoil Corinth OF the 1T ftys
thai we have retsken Tu-cnoibia ant Decatur
Mitchell has not more than 5000 tro0ls, sil tod,
at aud al Ound Huntsville.
The enemy are moving on our font, and We are
preparing 10 meet bln.
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Tic Board Of rrovos,Ms,has orders the Hr eo''e ~
uie al al Hour and Wheat found h. ne p9stf',H on
v 10 refuse 10 ei them the 20 be onefeo io1 'ac "
basrr. and Mil.sss stiafif piicc. 80 .. m
p sorie Gyprien Dlf3ur V. Hsrihe, y. ~ spohoi' H.
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH,
Extracts from the Rebel Press
INTERESTING INSIGHT INTO sEcESSIi'
LATgsT FRoM WEW-oRLEANg.

We have received c,pes Of Tie Nae- Or'seHs P'c-
agu4e Of lie i5td su. 10th lust, 1te Iine De'i9
Of the Sth. 10Th, ilth, l3.h, ard lCth me and TIE
Deita Of Tie 13ib, from which we have compiled the
following Interesting extracts;
TIE BATTLE OF sHILOH--IIlE UNION Ac-
Co.NT.IOSs "t,Ooe--GUrIL &ORfA1N
wOgNDEn--FoCR GENERALS KILLED.
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FTom Ttt Tt'ld cf Kf l5th.

The following disFatch has been received by
gentleman of his city, aud though it comes IN IaIsei
"A "0uostcnltle shape, may prove eorect eNti'"
"AI' "0 ''"'' '''N J,CEspy. Aplil p, l6e2.
Ihsye rs, seen WHO pcs'iy Is asserted tiai Le 49,
rprus.d letter from # DE leafn lanfels: s'"i %
p trt .,vgrs eamrerfrus hasiur 81 rIet tifh i'e. 1
nion.lts bod perested ihin tle suei1's lat iie''
g.el and .iteIWala, in d sAui.si lao sla.u Lim -
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arm FROM CORryTIL

Frm The NorfoH D.. .-RfoF, May3
SavAsNSH, Thursiay Msy !, lio2
A dispatch from The CoriniL Correspondent Of TIE
PepuIL,car dated the y9th says that tho enemy
have been re-ciiforced, and ARE advancing. There
il heavy skirmi.hing daily. Quite an affair occurred
to-day its ride Of Monterey.
MoBuE. May l. 1852
\ special dispatch to Tie Mob.Ie Adce,t,scr, from
CornIh, 26ih MI, fays thai Col. Scoss Louisiana
cavalry, consisting Of two companies had driven
Out T. fe siment OF UnOnists from Tuscumtia killed
several, ard took 40 prisoners. The enemy burnt
tie stores and were pursued by the Confedcrates.
Result unknown.
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;rnT cApTrRE or rw-oREEASs.
,Ew-oRLEAVs HfrORrFD IS POSSESSION oF NV
FIDEHALs.

Fr,sp The n ,frt Eay-Hoak. Maga
Ar0U.T4 90, iril-y May 2, ip2
Tie SdUanuG. Mars uas special dispatch rom
Mobile Of the Ii of May. IL ,ays that Forte jack
eon and ST. Philip hnd fallen, md Geo. Duncan wes
in New-Orleans on his parole. Aiso, that the ted-
eral flag WAS hoiated on the Custom-lioufe.
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COTTON MOVING.

Says Tire Vicks5Hrg Uhig OF the 3il: For TWO
weeks rss; the movement Of cotton bales hss been
rather brisk in city, and in the couIse OF another
week the Lincoinites, should they get here, wouh
not find bale of the much coveted article. II has
been sent into the interior by the ryer railroad, aud
wagon. One lot Of reer two hundred balcs, Drolgn,
from Arkansas. was fiipucd up tie Yazoo River and
then haElsd twenty miles the country, and eit IN
the Big Back Swamp. Il is all piled up IA isolated
places and covered, that ca at any the be te'
On Gre without endangeuug other property. We
learn that nearly all the planters on the ryer have
put their crofs Ia condition TO he burned whenever
ueccl eary.
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THE Union FunCrs ADV YANCJSG.

FTVW
SAyANSAn Thursdiy. May !, 1861,
Tie Saranaah R,PubhcqHs Corinth oorrespon
doat OF the 3oih ut. say. that heavy sdrntshing
going on between the outpoais. Tie enemy Is sowl.
hdyhncing.
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For the Sick and Wounded.

Under an ORDER from the President of the United s,tss
national system has been established by the Sanitary Com
articles contributed by the people for the SICK ana led
Of the Army and Navy The system. after being web treds
has been formally approved and .nde1 by te Pod
dent Generali.Chef and the Surgeon-tjener. Tho
feet the contributions delivered in the hospitals.
where they necessarily pass from the control OF tue Com
mission. Or than million articles seat through ono G
tie largest Of s channels supply has been sscetsn,o
that hund have niscsrred been dshon7stly
used Discreet and trustworthy aseuss cons sItJ ep
poyed In visiting all divons Of the army. including those
Southern coast the Nssissip and the VeeI fos
tier to observe their wants TO dnect supplies ~here they
needed and TO far practicable. thsr
honest The Commission does not updsrtake 10 de-
liver articles to ndduas and declines to receive cone1
with restriction to their destination within tie
limits of the force employed In the servcs Of the Nsoo
Nsitopa unity wherever Ia snt-gou-
With local PRIDE The disibuiion Of hospital
supplies 10 bot sbrsnch Of the work OF the Commission L.
employs tho beet professional talent which be obtained ins
The county aid t do all thai possible
for the heath and vsor Of lighting to ishtea their
burdens and sustain their spirits under the pyaons and
hArdhps which essential part of successful warfare
For this purpose contributions its treasury sohc~d
They directed 10 the Treasurer STRONG, Ssa
No. 90 " sl-,t., Newlork
Commissioner under appointment from the Prescsrsoe
the United The Rev Henry w Bellows D. PIoL
D. Bache III. d.; George W. Calium. U ;, Asrsn.
William H. Van Buren,. NJ d.. wolcOt Gibbs, ~ D. sara-
uel g. Howe NJ. d.. tornelius X. Agusw, N Dyi Elisha
Harris, M ID. J. s. Newbeuy. NJ. d. George t. Stsonss
Horace Binney r the Right Rev Thos " Clark D. D. tho
Hon Joseph bolt r. w. Burnett the Hon. Marx okiaiers
Frederick Law m,ted.
suitable supplies for the s.ck and aided
will be the OF the Women Central aol,cf
Association No. 10 3dsv, Cooper Union, Sewfo. For
tho Comm.sion No. 4ss Broadway by mail to sAED.
LAW OLMSlED General Secre'sry Washingfo
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MAERIR ID.

BROWN-TODD-On "Wednesday evening. Oct. Q. q,
Mscdou asireet Baptist Church by the Ksy. DR.. Dunbar
Edward w Brown TO isabe Ia Cameron youngest daughter
Of John Todd oil Of this city.
Nea burgh IaPers please copy.
hERHOFF-On Tuesday. Oct. T. BY the
Rev george Potts ID. Henry X Brewer to Mary
Louise eldest daughter OF A. b. Biineserhof =. Of th. city
BALDWIN-DILI(-At Monticello Sullivan County. on
Miorday Oct by nc Rev samuel d. Dod. CaI Alfred
J. BALDWIN 1884 Regiment n y. v, 70 Mia amy NJ,
daughter of Co- DL eco, Of sho former place
LYOS-VhN KLEECK-On Monday. Oct G. by the Rev
Ar Lindsay. Charles II. Lyon, Of TGnytown, TO Mis-.
Georriana Van kleeck. o! New ork city
TUTTLE-STEWART-In Broeklyu, on Tue.dsy. Oct :.
by the Rev d. Wortuan it, Nj silss Iutte jr and Miss
Afah.la b. Stewart daughter Of samuel Stewart
al u BrookIyn.
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DIED,

cURRY-Ncar Peetdl, on Tue.day. Oct :. IN the 9o'h
year Of hi. age. Nh. Ihomss Curry $50
Tho Trends OF family invited to ateri lis funeral NJ
hs ise residence tHis (IhIndayl afternoon, ct p III
without further invitation.
DFUFI-Gt Milton lister Co. n. Y. "Wednesday. Oct
Q. Caihaine H. widow Of siAs j. Deuel. Of tAi' city.
Notice Of the funeral viii bc gwen
DAYTON-suddeny at s,ra,fori. Conn Monday. Oct.
o. Frank % John Dayton, OF this city.
GILLIGAN-Kied At the battle OF Ane,am Wetns
Sept H. while encouraging lis oomrsd-s 10 victory Cor
por. Thomas H. Gisan Of the "a Regiment y. l. >. NJ
rys.cr Of Dr.. G!ssn t.;n Regiment y. T. 5 NJ aged y
yeaTs.
JANFs-suddsnIy. 8, s.n Fr,neico. Sunday. Oct 5
Horace Jtats couusallors,aw formerly Of this city
This notice vii he rvsd With surPH'e and sorrow ey laE
circle % ff'eld. None al tAc II annourc-s
more deeply 70 those whose log have been ossi Ia The
City OF Sdn franesoo whee BIZ Jsn-- wAt well bno~n
and ay e,teeu-d and where ho speDt tho lat twelve
ycars bfioi. bu, o'efu honorable and upright life
JASrEBOn Wednc.day. Oct y Jo'-ph hoee'on. son 81
John and Cath .Tine Jssper ased year, And nonih
tttsud s unrr from the residence 81 h parents N'
.n'yg1riA fee. aud Tent ha'enee on f1dsy Oct iV o.
KTTcuAM-On Tuesdsy' Oct, = lar, May ca5iirg'on.
widow of Msof Tbones Ketchsr o. = A. ssod sb y'afs
tom b- sis fe,,deDce 40 l2l Madison syouue. Ire
and nisuds II tho faulty tie Invited 70 attend "b
cut further nsss'ion
KELsEY-At Frederick City Nd on To,,aay. OCT = non
Keaey, 'oa of water Kelley o. Breollya
BINGlu til. cy. % Tus.iay Oct sfsrs 'hsf hlne.'
alice EirF wife o. John hnS sset ~ y'-' HAd month
FLiaIcl ph's tfG Gail afuis IapeTt ies's copy
LFY-At Bl,l, Crook Mich, on Ts-scsy. SEP, y. H'1r
- B. lee of cour.s'lon of the blsis. tsg4 = JeI'
Major Lfe Haa ns..Sc of Sandy la. y a % eiri '
ri ,p,irofe io,uss. nan who.e ,yuraihies sod rAs
vere ,ye4 open 10 tie cali. Of beIeVesEcc Id asAly
H!n HfTslt
.NINqIrRS-On Wednesday morning Oct. 3, At her re.
oenc. ln Bond street sarah, widoS Of tAs late "Hi-A'
niniurn So the l2d year Of Ter hss 80, o., . oil
n, fnrs vii. tabe place Friday, the lofh Inst At =
o'cl9c5 nom tho Chu ch Of the Holy comnunon Shih
av.nue of TWrnei street ~he. We Ie's.''e' anu
fr.rd, fro iny,rd 90 attend without further police
urrpRAY-On Monday Oo,. 6 from wounds received ing
2s 4 The late battle Of Eu gas. James Msuay' am'ei
Of Con pauy h. sotb keriiDeni " y > :.
OATWFLi-At Hussonvil-. DutehsH county, IN We 44a
year If JeAne ls.nes asurhet "' '0''Ph anu
ianet Oatsell. forn.oTly Of New York cry.
REID-At Ezsbeh, New Jersey. on Nodnes1sy' oot o.
q sad friend. OF the family eefoy invited
20 attend his f1asr kndsy, Oct TO- st O'CLOCK p IA
from lie late retid.nee.
yOuNG-On Tuesday Oct: = Winfield youugsFt child q
Edward f. and Jeanette Young eyed II months ana J.
Days. .,-, Al, ,.-,
fom tie rc.iGsuce Of his parents no Sya bsocsn 'uec
this (Ilancsyj afternoon, al ocl"cL
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Assessors Notfce-ExCISE TAx.-rotce hereby
given the Of the Eighth Collection District COM
pn'ns the xVIIsh Xxth and xxIa Wards In the City OF
In accordance with &C. passed July 1852 en-.
eo an Acs to provide In,ernsl Revenue 10 support tho
Government and to pay interest on the Public Debt that
nave been appointed Assessor for said District. have
said District into nineteen divisions which are desg
mated and will bs known by their respective numbers and
have also appointed the following u,med person, Us Assistant
Asse''o" Tor tho several divisions as hereby given:
Ham ana Hsnde"ees f The Asssan Asessor, Of tie Eighth
Collection Di.triet, Nc,o- York
GENERAL OYrIcs, No. IG3 5rH.Av, CORNER 2an-.rA
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Central Once. sanitary Comrnissien.,

WARRINGTON, q p, =. lSoS-
The Sanitary Commission at the requss, Of @en hsleek
mos, earnestly advises against the practice OF ssntu
70 soldiers articles which is supposed VII ado 70 con-
y.nepces Of their camp life To tho knovse ot tho Con-
mission many hundred tons Of such presents pa ~
ueesy IN soehouses and yards ana upon oh camp ounds
while thousands have probably been destroyed 70 tevene
their failing the hands the enemy and bat se pa
of a. that have bcen received by those whom thsy
been OF smallest value tothe. except
tokens aectionate interest Of thcir lcncs FOR tLh
letters such small hs1i a-t!cles
Be by ai would have been mucs beer LNsss
ss oc. ss.ou serious practical mische-sien ard oicee
bsiug naturally to throwing them s"sy-thsy sdd "a
the which chief OF the excessive
tgs and thus of the Sickness Of the soldier Volunteers
universally until they learn better BY dear bought es'
pevncc undertake to an excessive amount q eionns
10 his cause and the excessive baggage o: their o5
cers some Of the severest loses o the Unea forces in
tho pTesent attributed by the highest m,rsry au.
thoy But when successful bait O. tie atemp. 10
comfort by the possession OF an unus amount u
10 nearly always usraed the heaviest tnapsacs
bripy thrown away the hrst ongccntnuel hard march.
his the light and the long aud heavily aden
wagon trsns being o. when tho hight snd saort
protected Similar observations apply to rosineo aos
pis 1he ptsl OF regiment ia the t should DO sup
Piled with nothing ba, the baest nece for The temporary
treatment OF the sck who In IA serious removed
As fast possible general hospitals vhe.o the supplies Of
the resimen svsbo An excessive of reg
inepta hospital stores and cruelty to this
sok and wounded for the frequent deten.o and
separation from tho regiment Of the few articles oSseaia 70
first protested against of surgeon, In th
spect well against the greater evil CT the o..
tempt OF the volunteer soldiers 10 carry into the held
many OF the of comfs to which they a.buate1
10 i In compliance with the request OF the General.
In Chief this appeal Is addressed to those By whose mstskea
aggravated aud sustained FRED. LAW oLMSTED
General Secretary
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Sea sons.

Seasons. ,
nav. jus, eem2l.led ny large aud sIt.nsiys
.,o., Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, not surpassed
!. 20 VARIETY TASTE, and STYLE in thls city. The
CHILDEES's and FURNISHING DEPAHTAEAr not
.auaed Al Of which will be scld very low prices Please
I. BALDWIN,
Nos ~ and . Bowsry.
The lsrgsa store ia tho city.
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Nxw YORK. Oct. lot. 1862.

United 5tntcs Internal Revenuc.-CoLLxcroRs
O,uck KIN DIsrMcr-Xllth. AIXth. and NAild W ards
fcomprisiag NswYork County north Of iOthst )-Ai per
.on, snsed ia either Of the occupations mentioned IN the
6h Section Of tho provide Internal Revenue to sup
nor, the Government anil pay Interest on tho Public Deo
az, notified that tho Office OF the Collector 10 no" open In
..a .t south side between Lexington and Ah'aVs from
H. Applications for license must be made to tho
Assistant Assessor OF the Assessment District In which the
.ppcant intends to cary business and license Will DO
by the Collector receiving certificate Of such
pca,oa and paymen, Of the tax imposed pp!'ean''
n,,u,iy ,squesfed call for their Iiesn's' az tie Cos.
tor, 0e o. early the day af'er !'sy their application
.h ne Auss.or All licenses tsAe effect from the lst Of
and evory person required by law to take out
leense Il prohibited carrying business until tho 10
susd under penalty Of ree times the amount Of the
Manufacturers and Brewers required TO make to the Col
Of their productions for the month Of Soptsm
Der within days ster Ito close and monthly thereafter
the time to pay to tho Collector the tax thereon
Dsers returns be made to the Collector tho
10TH and 10Th of each month within Ave days thereafter
In all penalties imposed for any default &
1867. EDGAR KETCHUM. Collector.
JAMES DAVIS. Deputy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
Collector. ONCE, 3ld District.

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