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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

1t IS maxim in the courts of law that n
witness whose es'imony is otherwise incredi.
bic, may nevertheless be believed when BE-
speaks TO his own disadvantage. In accord.
ence with this principle there is a single point
on which the esdence even of the. Richmond
correspondent Of 1hs LonGOR Times may b,
receVed. The Rebels have done what they
could to misrepresent the facts of the battle OF
Antietlm. and especially to understate their
own numbers. To this end, they have latch
declared that Jackson did not arrive from
Harpers Ferry during the battle, but only
reached the field on the following day. Til.
opinion was also expressed by a special cor
respondent whose letter 40 printed yesterday
We said Their that we distrusted his informa.
ton and We have to-day in the Richmond let.
Tor Of The London Times ali admission thai
settle the question. We quote as follows:
az noon ubiqni.orsJ cksou threw himself L divis
Son p2rby IL 90 ner upon the right wing Il tie Unior,i
He t4d previously forced the garrison o. HtpeFs Ferry o.
Iurssd,s taking al hsf Iuaatio. Of war
cannon sud though delayed longer than e.p,ctes m
arrives enough aifac, NcC=laI The ssaund won
The Flnr the Uuionisf who were 20 fet~nt,u. iofe
thsr ''gh wing rsHHy I~c9s red. snd hr!t gn
the En- u tao DAY a. Do t.e stcnoo1. Gen. r. HI
diyiioI Up and i,el The Comic isat l.
well iht. Gen BuIAdes acvanco the Union len was
long o. gel Gnd eventually made with ogeswe min.
rguhrTs
Jeckson's numbers are Of course understated,
but the fact is established that not only Jack
son but A. p. Hill, who had fought Franklin
On Sunday at Champions Gap, was prcsen'
at tue battle of ADtistam.
Tie last sentence Of the above extract ID
worth a moments attention. We have hereto
fore expressed pretty decided opinion on the
merits Of the strategy which held burnside III
check till ii O'Clock, instead Of Fastening his
attack to cooperate with HoOker's magnificent
assault on the right. Here now is in substance
a Rebel confession that if Mcclellan had or
dered Burnside forward in season, the de!
would have been lost to the Rebels before
jackson and Hill arrived. There is not ray
of light which falls on the history of this event
ful day which does not reveal more closely than
ever Noncompliance and the mistakes of the
General who commanded tho Union forces.
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DIED..

sb.Ms-In Brooklyn Wednesday Nov. H. ~ cop'nmp.
40, C.ol,ns A. wife Of Thopss AdsIs and daughter OF
the iats n. r. Weed, AGED % years and u months
The friends Of the fanny are respectfully .nTeu 70 s"s"a
a., unrre irom No 261 Hudson uychue, Brooklyn, thi'
AZ rds,) afternoon at O'Clock N, H.,
NIL HDYO-On Thursday, Nov. ~ Francisco del '''o
ssed b1 years ..u- ,.,,., IN attend
,b. funeral hi. late residence No ~ i.ponaa
nm saturday g,d ins,, IL o'clock iis remsIs Si
he conveyed 10 st. Prt~rs Church Barclay street Wue'o
solemn High Mass Of Rcqusn will bs offered uP 'o '"' 10
oEAIisM-At Harlem. on Thursday, Nov 20, mary Ann
0r,b.,u IA tho 9th ysaroi hof sss
NJ, .,Ivr, and friends Of the family sTs respso,ny hned
a. st,snl hs lz1eral from ter ate ''ience ~ M,
sred ,nd twenty third street. befween second $40 in,'
vii ,e ln,,ped 10 ivp,eS HUI g,u'.efy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

WILLIAM DUNSING mot Downing as it was
erroneousy printed in our cOumns) is the
Union candidate for Alderman in the 18th
(Harlom) District. He is capable, worthy,
and can be elected if those who think he
should be will act and vote accordingly. His
Wood and anti-Wood Democratic competitors
arc both drumming for Republican votes
wherewith TO beat each other: let all who
would choose the best man stand by Duhning,
sod 1t is morally certain that he will be
chosen.
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From California.

sls FK,Ncisco, Weiu siay. Nov II. 1862
Arrived, Italian schooner u - tuus from Me1stan
bringing az e0i 10 treasure
Sailed ship Wiadws ard for ncw-fork
Trade l. moderately active. sies 81 900 ifkins butter a.
&c market Gnner; 5000 ID Fran c,co Codsge 81
Toe % 90. arred l2ic hesse lie Drills sec Bales
pc Eastern Hope. zoe $500 kegs Nails g, -
ielegaphic news from Oregon mentions the hang
jig Of -four highway robbers hy Vigilance Commit
tees at Florence City and Lewiston in Wasbiugton
Territory on the 9th. II il believed an organized
band Of hiehwaymen infest the iuinlng region
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OUTRAGE AND MURDER.--Thc Sing Sing RepHb-
ican states that Mrs. Maynard, living in the West
chester House, in that village with her husband,
Joseph Maynard, who keeps a beer-shop in the
premises was found on Sunday or Monday by DR..
Hoffman kicked and bruised in most horrible man.
nef, showing evident signs Of foul play, Of which
she oieui on Tuesday night. At a coroners inquest
held IT was :ded that the deceased came to her
death by violence anu bruises and blows received
from tie hands OF her husband. The Coroner inne-
diatey arrsied Rnynard, who WA taken to Wbiio
Plains jail b. Officer Church.
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ARRIVALS ar TIE lIoTELs.-lITe. President Lin.
cola leaves tie metropolitan Hotel to-day the p New
J.r ey Railroad.
Col Edmund Porter L. = ~; 8 H. slcs,oa Of Syracuse,
f. ~ GH5.of Udca Csr Boiley ard patty Of Celornia.
q. - kye-i end wife of Bath L. 4. Russrl and wo o.
Ho esIs-. George r. Kaelsen Of Hartford. and Gen. j. H.
Sc .wiok - syracuse the Metropolitan Hotel.
COZ Ardf'w Of Mac. Gov Morgan OF New York, Senator
Harris 81 Albany md X 4. foTyth the Astor House
Senior &c a HrarA sud scfoT rn,ado Of Havana Dr. VIM
low wi. AID wife of 39st3n Williams and wife o' Balti
j. J. Francis OF ewfOTk. >. Anable Of AID any, sni
Capt g. H. Pawn Of Hudson AZ the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Coy. SyragG' Of Hon Roscoe Conkng OF Utica r. b.
stveiizsr, a. A. J. f. Window a. Troy Lisut. Blake,
q. s.. Dir. StrphsB A. Douglas Of Iuinoii Hou IL B
valley Of Goon # Nsitie Of Cincinnati snd Hon. Ross
Csnp6sl and 81 L. Ewing Of 1T, Loui, Fihh Az
suu Hotel
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THE Nsw.YoRx PEIsoN AssociA1Ios'--"e nA''
received pamphlet giving brief statement OF toe
objects and results OF the Prison Association OF new
York during the seventeen years Of its existence
Tho soee,y was organized in 1874 and with 10
soure.. inadequate to the task, its members have
,.aed and counseed 5O,75o persons, detained as
,.;,,s,.e.: restored 5,262 detained prisoner VINO
100 ;,rocsut or manfesly psnitent, TO their sn1'
,an. f,;sods, examined II, COS complaints; ai'ea
,, ronsy Or clothing 6,73 discharged convlcs' ahd
WV" ',1.a WITH sdua,ious 9,,73 Of these eoo''s''
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PropLE's Uyos CoUScILMASIc COSyIETIoS.-
The PEG, le's Union Councnlanic Convention met
last night, with the following resuts:
Fourh Di,thct-John Hogan First Mmdi Ches. Riley
Finn " ard Michael BrOphey Sixth Nlrd James Haze
Fourteeah Ward; Pat Keenan, seventh Nmdi John La
ley, Fourth Ward. m -. 20 =,
Eleventh Ward; N.no CoIIIsi Alneteouth " arr.
sixth Difrci-Niism n. HontncT, hirih NaIdi James
A. Nelson Fifteenth Ward james L. Dcnaiesi S1iecnh
Ward.
Seventh Dls.rict-Jonsihan II. Tiouer. Twelfth WMd
raliu Babcoek Nineloeah Ward; Ira q. Mief snd Cor
neln. A. Runke. Tweniie h Nard; Charles G. PincSney,
Twontysecond WeIdi Michae snyder Iweniysc nd
Ward.
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Alilllarn NoiIfes.

Pensions, 800 Bounty. aud Fay Procured and Co.
cted or soldiers Sailors and the Relatives OF such
NETTLErON. GILBERT CAMP
Al their Collection ORce
No Ill Broadway (rrinity Budias). New.Yort
For oil business doue after this date charges viii be
foI0ws:
Por ectng Soldiers end Sailors Pay ess than SO II
amount ~ when $50 In amount 81 psr cent the
F.r collecting Arrears Of Pay and Slo Bounty for relatives
Of deceased Soldiers " por cent
For pro,uriny Pensoas-The tioyernasnt Fee IS
seoi iue'o,"s cent stomp 20, ~, BOOB u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

A HOSPITAL X.wspApKa.-ChsrlesGr cef d Co.
have eugaged in the praise worthy enterprise OF
printing weekly newspaper in Hammond oensrai
Hospital at Point Lookout. Md. for tho benefit Oh
tao s,es apI wouuJed Inmates Of that Institution
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finn.

CONCORD. Y. H.. Thursday Nov. 20, 1862.
The New-llampohire Democratic State Couven.
ton, to-day, nominated Ira a. Eastman for Cow
ernor, and James s. Cheney for Railroad Commits
soner The resolutions adopted affirm the preserva-
ton Of the Constitution as ii is, and the restoration
If the Union as it was. There wac large attend
ance, and entire harmony.
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Libel auit-New Counterfeit.

BOsToy Thursday. Nov. 30 1852
The Incorporating libel AM, of Count Joannes Hgt
Francis Ii. Underwood has resulted IN verdict Tor
de eudlnt TIE alleged libel consisted i'll calling
the psintiifa " sol dsnn Count,
We-executed ten dollar counterfets on the Bank
Of RoyalIop, W., are in circulation here to-day.
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The Chicago Publishers and the Piper
Famine.

CuicAeo. Wednesday. Nov. % i3c2
The publishers II tie Chicago daily p1reIs held
mce,iug lHrf night consider the great increase IN
lho price 81 WA,c Ialer. aud other ems which have
ontarced The cost o. publication. They resolved 10
advance the price Il dlies and tri-weehles - per
cont. md week.Ie. ID Der c.ni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

-An ADJOURNED Injecting u the kINrs 'Oy4,ii hhItD
LICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE vii pe held a the Lon-
mi,tee Rooms No Court-s.., THIS Fuday E'rriN1'
Nov. u. 81 :. O'Clock. G. w GODAhD fre'ideht
". i. HUBHFLL. Secretary
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F,kBET;ERyTs.

.pNcHgI -BHUSn-On Wcdlr-d,y Nov. -. by the Rev
500 B.l,h Niaui a. Archer % Lima Brush daughter oi
fr.t .uIs = Brush. a.i of this cry.
now LhND-PRATT-On Tnurslty Nov - by Che Rev
a. 81 Jai. EDGAR ID. how and % Mns Emily j. FRAT
oil o. th. ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On " rduesday Nov ~
hy h- Lev, 3d. Nc.D0 joan Miir3stsrr TO {. Ausist',
daughter of john h. Schiue.zcl all OF this city.
Pm. E-SMlTi-On Wednesdsy Nov ~ at 81, Geof'o's
(lufcI. IS hc,. A. II. Isit.s. CHARLES IL Pence
and sarah A. youngcst do. heI Of Horace l. smith, esd.
y y
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The DeleRntca comro.ina The

The Delegates composing the CONVENTION 0, the
IlII COUNClLMA MIC DISTRICT (beiug the lX,h, AVth
NYith and Avll,h Wards Of the cry Of New-forsl are
requested meet the Republican H'.i st,eI corner OF
nroadwsy and 2Jl.st.. on FRIDAY EVENING, the Zlst
Inst A. "A O'Clock Punctuai Attendance IL requested, as
nrs, =! Importance will come before the Convention
Wa. H. BULL, Chairman.
wv LAiappEP IT,. Secretary.
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A Monthly DIeetins Of the NEW-YORK. c

A Monthly Meeting of the NEW-YORk CITY
TEA0LbS ASSOCIATION y III be held ~ tie lei! o. b
Board ~ 8ucson corner Of Grand and k,mss sAILA
DAY EVENING. Nov %. a g'ccct Pol ; ODDAhD,
rrnclya Il aTd school No. y. wall f-ad paper on " no
Ohrcs ald Esmeul Of Success 10 Life NJ IN n Jei'
lie pAp,g "A " at 10 our Common School y sisl NV
m been !s.eyed with great lteest at the last meeting he
li.tus.0l lpon Do vii De c1niluuei this mouth
i friends o. Education ore invited - attend
Bv ofler ADOLPH WERNER Secretary.
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Nineteenth Ward Republican Asseciauon.-
rrgIsr Getting II this scaion viii b. q d. Il ielr-
3l:sg between 5Jth and .,tlsss THIS (aG4ayJ EVER.
INC a. . O'clock W. II De CAMP Pleaidcn.
A 1,.5,s eoe ecssv. Secretaries.
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The UNDERSIGNED

The UNDERSIGNED hereby conTsdci- the adYeit Sc
thst Alex n Keech nominated by tie feoPie's uhon
Convention A. Alderman IN the Nth ul,ct The Conyeu-
t,o snslfnou.i, nominated THOMAS q. OIREAN a. the
Peoples lion candidate JAsilo Mill. SAA1uia'
W. j. n Dsus. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

"Elecied-Re publican Unionisls. 5; Democrats
Tug the member elected by the State at Target
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WRNTIgnnIt HIlGtN

THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGiNsOS, well
enown as an independent minister. a popular
st9tAter aad contributor " Tho atlantic
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POLETECEL.
Illinois Con .rCssm en-.

The vote in Illinois for members Of Congress Ia
about as follows, only five or six small counties
NxoptipU.
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irnsOns.

I.ge iu.t completed my large and extensive
stork of FALL. and WINTER CLOTHING not surpassed
a. TO VARIETY. rASll,, aud STYLE In this city. The
CuflDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not
eIuaed Al Of which viii be sold very prices Please
f. b. BALDWIN,
No.. 20 aad y Dowery.
The larg.s. s.ors ia tho city
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bHslneos NoilCt5.
KEEP Your FEET DRY.

KEEP Your FEET DRY.
Otu,rrp'. w,rrn.rsoos LEATHER
Th eomro"rd a., dc",.. ~ Ifal.'gr 0ls,rEp o
,sng boots. sro hanr.e and Leather IN every ioim ian
cows. s l. sErs Nc,y.H,v,n. Conn
lUarufCr. IitL . CO.. PORK Row.
Fo''aeby Howard. SANGER Co 10 Chimoer'-ss.
WHEELER ~ WILSON'S SEwlNG-MAcHlNEs.
HONEST rnrsiUx
international Frhlbhion London 1904
Once. No. ;ii BaosD~Ar Hs".Yofk.
TIE UNnED STATS TAX LAW,
Now READY H. pamIr. II % pages, hae. white paper
B,,ide the bal, which word fo word n accordance wit,
the original text sppeud to Alphabetical Ke'aPuia
ton Of even aee be taxed by tho ard the amount
and convenient O.. ii g. possible to make g.
Price cents postpaid per 100 sen, BY expren -
per leo u, mail hdire.' Tnr Trnryn New YORK.
READER, You can have an enduring always
sasr ana reliable Com rsN ezerly siaItsd to yoar
ard style o. witn which viii your writing vlstyeneio
tsn Steel Pms lfyou went it cell on A, NoErog No -
Madrnlapr or 'reo.e ,'amp i1r circular.
At MlLrK's. Ladies can obtain beautiful GA,-
ril Bo.l.. BALvoHALs. ISDt,-Rr gasRs. So. ~. ie.
Mi.t = liJ thhd c4s EUls aid SH1E, or I'll slv. sud
pi,e.. Mtrrg Co.. No. 81 c'aa' st.
CArARRn.-DR. GoOpALE's CATaRRu REM.
rpt eite to tbc vefy 'oat Of hi. irroie aeie aud
e,tfHri. f. r.rt und lr.ush Plco ~ Sesi SIAM
Tor Ilmp.'.t Depot No t2 NuaiVsy.
IuE PALMER Ann AND ltG.-B. FRANZ
FAln Inventor and Pstentcc. Aston place ground hoor
~ fial ltldr lLiA hud t,tfo tl.y Aousrs oi fALNEk
. &, Avoid igp 'si'ioa bJ calling OIL tho lavender
BEAUTIFUL LrE-lIKE PICTURES.
Crrics f- Nir - per dozen Dupicaes III 30 AZ Neg
AT y., f,g rrrI. r. 4. LEws 40 ~ thatani-st, y.
.DrrFsRs. No. 57} Broadway, where the grnu-
ne ii plfrtig FALspHAL bp"Is for liis, lud children
afr made. u.n tr gitl,rus NIprr 90 great fhur} Cal
A. zee Jsf4En-. No asJ Eiotdwhy
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Vote for Congross.


don met last night pursuan, TO adjournment, at Re-
publican Headquarters, corner Of Broadway aud
Twenty-'hird street in order to complete its nomina
iouf. L. 5. Disirict.AltorDcy 4. Dsuleld Smith
occupied lhe chair. The roh Of delegates having
been called Mr.. Abr.m Wnkeman offered u resolu-
ton hat Il committee Of Zine be appointed by tie
chair to confer with other political organization
,claiive to the nomination Of candidate for Corp
ra'ion Counsel aud that Wien the Convention al
iouins il adionrn 10 meet next Tufsdny evening, 20
receive aud act upon he report Of sald committee.
,dorgnan Dayton moved. 40 an amendment, th 1.-THE
Convention proceed 70 ballot forthwith for a candi-
late for Corporation Counsel. A lengthy debate cr-
,ue3 in which WE. 81. Eyaus, PCatmastor Wake
o. an, uonry W. Snllh and oi.ers, took part. Don
q question being taken % vs;cd in the affirmative
nd IS in the negative, wien the Chair declared tAo
alaendmen, lost. The original motion was carried.
Ex.Ald. Tucker, Chairman OF tie Committee up-
pointed tender Mr.. Hawsihe nnanmou. nomination
Of the Convention for Controller, reported tia, they
Lad waited upon Mr. H., and that be had signiiod
bis intention Of accepting begging them 10 return
biz thanks to the Convention. IAppiause.
The Chairman then ualned Us tho Committee Of
Nine called for in Mr. Wakemau'e resolution, the
luluNitR bfIifmtut mum. W +ANhH"t ''''t'r"
Ward; lily. W. Smith, Ninth Ward; VIM. n.
Eyarts Eighteenth Ward; Isaac Dayton, Sixteenth
Ward; Amor J. WiIli.mson, Second War; WIN. A.
Bowling. Nineteenth Ward; Charles A. Dana, Fit
een!h Ward; WIN. X. Stewart, Twentieth Wmli
Andrew Blakeley, Eighth Ward.
On molJn tue officers Of the Convention were
added to thc Committee, after which the Conyen-
ton adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
REPUBLICAN, ALDERNAsic CosyEETIoS.-Tbe
Republican Aldermanic Convention OF the &lllih
District met last night and nominated la A. Alon,
esq, the present incumbent
The Republican School Convention Of the Seven.
teeuth Ward met la evening. Henry iaght nominated
M School ns ector and for Trustees Robot BoJd. Henry
Commissioner deferred until Monday evening neat TO
which time the Convent Oh Adjourned
DEMOcRlTfC ALDEgNAsIC COSyEsTIONs.-Ihe
Democratic Aldermanic Conventions met last night,
with the following results:
Fret Di.trict-Jolb Fox.
1aud Distuci-John I. Henry.
Iinh Distuct-JOhn McCoOl.
Seventh D,uict-Dayid Young.
Ninth Disinct-Adoufued uLtil Saturday.
Fleyenth Distnct-Jotu Aa-dy.
ILlitecnth Dlgtici-Peter Mssiefson.
fifteenth Distdct-P.ter H. JGcksOu tNclarl.l
Andre Ifomtut Usiliuslyl
Seventeenth Dis,Iic,-Jssob NJ. Long.
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10TH lI4H. i3Ih AID I1fH WAKDS.-Ihis telventon
wi meet at the OF Pi.t and Booness on FRIDAY
EVENING, he 2i inst 4 y O'clock for he pirp9 81
nominating csud date tor Councilman In the place 81 MT
Oscar A. NlhIus decn ID and MI such vacancies A. may
occur BY order, LEWIS II. WATTS Chtrmau.
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"The Great LivinG Histsry.r
THE kEBELLOk NFCOsU.
AMERICAN IL RS,
HDIrED FkASK
Ready this day
PART 2t-lLLrsrNArsp WITH PoRrRsirs OF
MAJ..GEN D. NJ Mlr Hell ,r
snd ROBERT z. LEE
THE FOURTH VOLUME
NIL RE READY yoK PUnLl,ArioN NOV. -
q. p. PUTNAM No. $50 broadway
CHARLES + EVANS, No. a." hroHh"y'
500 Reward.-Aosl, on Iue'i,y "a a PoCM NJ.
BOOK combining $40 Of the fret issue Of lse...y
ad ~ IN 'her bill. 49, lssyag At No 20! 49, !'e >,
asy vii t.ce,y, ,e ,Doys sewNd And no 1s'''o' i''eo
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Speclgl Monies.

Ninth Ward Republican As orin tioD.-The resu-
ar ly meeting Of the Xih Ward Rspuoican A.soc IN
bod BfeecxeT Budding THIS tf ifayl NENiNb'
Nov q 1902 a. y O'Clock GEO SIAhhr fre-iaenl-
~ D. THAiER, Secretary.
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REruBLIcAs ALDERMAsIc CosyEETIoS.-Tle
Republican Aldermanic Convention OF the &llI'h
District met last night and nominated la A. Alion,
esq, the present incumbent.
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TLc,New-York Prison Association.

TLcsNew-York Prison Association.
The attention the public respectfully called to tie FOL
lowing resolutions recently passed by several -,ce'i"S
bodies igdor.iug AID recommending the Society aud 10
work Z. c. WINES, Corresponding Secretary,
No Il West isth-st.
The SYNOD ~ NewYoik and Sew.Jersey hsyii isirhse
10 the ircips AID history Of the Vri,on Discipline A'socs
E.,. That IN view Of the good already sooomp-hedbJ
the society the importance Of is ohrc and me discretion
"a efficiency Of it, present cement, codisils com
sd 10 IA. attention and libeTay Of the friends VI moral
lmpro,eaeni snd pub ic order - >, -
Brooklyn, 0c; q. 1861, l.
Tho following yesoation passed unanimously ly the
Congtcrai Association OF New-YoFk aud syn Al
Their annus meeting. held at Flushing l. L. ROY D.
1862;
Resolrei That have heard with much Interest the sse
,oet of tho Rev Nine. Corrcs pondps Secretary ~ the
Pri.ou Association OF New York and We pfag eonmend
the operations Of that Association 70 The hence ani 60
opera,on of all who favor reformetorJ aa phnthro?ic
efforts IN behalf Of erriag and suffering h1n'ani,y
= tIue copy.
HENRY BELDFN Registrar
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To ,he Citizens of the Twenty-drs Ward
o. lf.l. SuAl. Dee 2. tie NDtIkS oi tnc ~ fNi I
First WARD vii De- called &c their votes for
A darmal aud other local officer. oi the Naia
q, tr...nt Alderman. ANDRE FBOhENT esq. has
been flee TO- te fust tvo yers ard those a. - "o rave
watched course have hesitation IN saying that iaoie
able hu, s-d c'ascenou' resesen ave - sea IN
hell afetl Boo thr Council, - our Or. lta trs h'
only be- found a. opposition 20 al cotu scies hAf nave
ir--uie boz ingirianiv on tie -e OF economy ana
fr Feeling i, 10 be tho duty ell GOOD citizens T.
tain honest AID faithful puJLc oicSr We $40 rIo,l
IRE in ,nmeudirs hita 20 the voters Of the Ward
W hour di.fiuctrn Of party. -
tVH Z IOD9F W ViTHAUS.
ntlfn CpDDfNGTOS. JAMES W BEE kMAN,
INNS "A SHERWOOD STEPHEN = RUSSELL,
~ FffPi ER DUNCAN JOHN STEPHENSON.
FCuARLEs GOULD, SAMUEL J.. N. BARLOW,
IllN ! PHELPS u. h. ATIERbtRT.
tOiN NtkLOS ANDREW V. STOUT
ISAAC n. BAILEY y PHELPS,
JAMES BROOKS, j. ~ IOt, ~.
> BLOOM ALFRED COLYlLtE,
ID HOMES WIN. b. CLARKE.
ROlF.Ts HONE D. WITT c. HAYES
ROUFPr sCHELL JAMES NJ. MCLEAN.
a. sly NOITR IK STEPHEN MERh.HEW,
UANlD D. TURNER. o. u fSiLhl.
WM ~ SlERLlNG GEORGE w hEESE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
DEMocRATic ALDEgMAsIc CoSrEsTIoNs.-The
Democratic Aldermanic Conventions met last night,

with Tie following rcfuIIH:
Tirst Di.shct--Johb Fox.
Taud DisiTici--John 4 Henry.
Iinh Distrct--JOhn McCoOl.
Seventh Di,tfict-Dayid Young.
Ninth Disinct-Adiouued uLti Saturday.
fIeventh Distnct--Jotu Hardy
Il.itecnth Digiict-Peter Mssiefson.
fifteenth Distdct-P.ts H. Jacksou mozart
Andre T0m'ut (Isilin ~,
gsyeuteouth Dis.ric,-Jasob NJ. Long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

The Republican School Convention Of the Seven.
teenh Ward Lest evening Henry Haight nominated
M School lnsf ector Trustees Robert BoJd Henry
n Poor Jossrh KsD.ileTeT. The nomination Of school
commissioner deferred until Monday evening neat 10
which time the Convent OF Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Seventeenth Ward -
REPUBLICAN AND UNlON SCHOOL NOMiNAiiON>.
Fof Inspector
HENRY HAlGHF
For Trustees,
ROBERT y. BOYD
HENRY V. POOR,
JOSEPH kAMMERFk
GRO ". UDELL, Chairman
CuARLGs II. GROWS Secretary.
Republican Nominations.
VIII Couuclua &c Dstiio 9th 18Th b.h anl l3h Wafit
FOR CounciiWtu
AMOS CHAMBEhliN
WILLIAM ATKINSON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
state Of Iowa.


ADruTAxr GENERALS OPrICR,l
Davenport, Oct. 10, 1862.
General Order No. &c.
!. The 37th REGIMENT will rendezvous at CamE
Strong Muscatine, and all recruits tor said Regi.
ment will - once repair TO said Camp.
II. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry will rendezvous q
Davenport, at Camp to be known as Comp Hen
dershott, and all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will at once repair to said Camp.
III. No furloughs shall be grant. to more thar
i've men from any enc Company Of any Regiment,
and oil those in cases Of abeolute necessity, and
said furloughs should not exceed Eve days in
length.
This paragraph extends only to Regiments num-
bered up 70 and including 36th until further Or
ders.
By order Of the Commander in Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
cello Adjt Gent Of Iowa.