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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05

A CHILD's PossEssIoNs.-A woman
appeared in the court Of Louisville, recently
to be appointed guardian to her child,
when the following cOlloquy ensued:-
What estate has your child" PLEASE,
yer honor, [ don't understand you
Judge say, what has she got pr
''Chill and faver, please yer honor"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05

"WHAT would our wives say if they
knew where we were 2" said the captain
of a schooner, when they were beating
about in a thick fog. fearful of going on
shore-Humph 1 should not mind that"
replied the mate, ''if We only knew where
we were ourselves"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05

a CURE FOR BIGAMY.-By the ancient
law of Hungary, a man convicted of 5igamy
was condemned to live with both wives in
the same house: the crime was in conse-
euence extremely rare.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05

We lately met a grammarian says >
California paper, who had just made a
tour through the mines, conjugating or rath-
or cogitating thus
Positive mine; comparative miner su
perlative minus"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05

To keep warm on cold day, women dOu-
bic the caps and men double the horn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05
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HEADQUARTERS.
RIVER BLOCK DRUG STORE,
Warren, o., Nov. Is, OIL
ME the undersigned take pleasure
in announcing to the citizens of Warren,
ard vicinity. the fresh arrival OF. our new stock OF
Drugs. Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye. Stuhs, Dye
eastern Houses. and beg leave TO submit the follow
;nc list Especially do we call the attention of Ply
sieians to our new stock Of Medicines, and invite
them u HOYT d STRATTON.
No. 5, Main Street, Warren, 0.
.Burnetts Bocaine for the Hair
Mrs, Aliens Dressing do
.Circassian Oil do
Tric0pheras 90
Lyons katharion do
Sanford's Dressing do
Prof. Woods Restorative do
MiteheTrs Handkerchief Extract
HARRISON Harm Toilet Soaps.
G GaIjnts DO DO DO DO
Brown Windsor do
Genuine Yankee do
Painters Diamond Cement,
Spauldings' Glue & Confect'ns.
Christadoros' Hair Dye,
Bachelors do do
Matthews do do
Harrisons' do do
100 OF sulph. 9uinine.
10 OF do Morphine,
MerriIls' Eclectic Preparations
hideS's Fluid Extracts.
Pure Iod. POTASH,
do Nitrate Silver,
Uamlins' Wizard Oil.
Benzine for Erasing Grease.
Pure Medical Liquors,
Syrup Tod. Iron,
Chloriform,
Glycerine,
Pure Olive Oil,
Silver Glass Starch,
Pure Pearl Starch,
Bird Cages,
Cod Liver Oil,
Carbon Oil and Lamps,
Lanterns.
Mott; PiIlls, n,,,.
Robaek's Pills,
Grefenburg PILLS,
Holloway's Pills,
Hooper's Pills,
Clarke's Pills,
Prices Pills,
Cheeseman's Pills,
Motifs Iron Pills,
Wright's Pills.
Strong's Agne Pills,
Ayers Pills.
McLane's Pills,
Benefits Pills,
Hibbard's Pills.
Bandreth Pills,
Spaulding's Pills.
Jayne's Pills.
Sellers vermifuge.
McLane's do
2dineS U.eco
Fahnestock : e6ni9Tse
han DueSehs "SIn OoAIeo IL,
MaHheMs
pnttv
NnCyilv,s W;ndnv Glass
G 40 40
80
- EI1;J
6Tassists'' Furniture.
TrusSac
1russes'
cpatuIaS, Sa.nSus
UlasS oyrlhgeS' Me'Ai o.Inses,
ELASTIC SyrlngeS' Dreasl oumPs'
Pure Chrome Green, Dry and in Oil.
do Chrome Yellow, do
90 ne6ml RIecs; DO
90 Drop DlAIh,
20 neneulln ~
90 nelLoM OenFe'
do HE'D Lead 90
Solution Tin,
Dye Stufs,
Nitric and M9ratle Aeid,
Sulphurlc and Aestlc Acld'
aqua ammonia NO.
sweet Splits Nlue'
Suiphufic blheI'
aurpentlne,
Penzole or Naptha' 4 SUBSTITUTE Ior 1urpenuhe'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05
100 KEGS OF WHITE LEAD,

And % hess OF SnOW WhIte LlnC,
And all other articles usually kept in the Grocery
Store.
my prices are any inducement. please call and ex-
amino before purchasing elsewhere.
April 4. 1851 E. G. BOOTH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05
NEW GOOD S

CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
II am now receiving a large Stock oil
FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS,
direct from the East. which was selected with great
care with regard to quality and price. Ihaye adopt
ed the ready pay system and will offer goods at low
figures in order to make it an object for those that
pay down to call where they can proeurethe largest
ehantable produce will be received in exchange for
goods, for which the highest market prices will be
allowed. oe,1
Warren. Oct. q. 81. S. MOSER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-03-05
BRICK, BRICK.
GREAT CURE!
DIR. LeLAND'S
BAND,
Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Gout and Neuralgia,
AND A SURE CURE FOR
4TT MCPCTTPTAL DISEASES.

I'LL
TT is a conveniently arranged Band,
containing a medicated compound, TO be worn
aronnd the Waist, without injury to the most deli
cafe persons. no change in habits of living IS requir.
ed and it entirely removes the disease from the Sys-
fem without producing the injurious effects arising
fro1, the use of powerful internal medicines which
weaken and destroy the constitution. and give tenn
norary relief only. By this treatment. the medlcln-
II nroncrties contained in the Band come in con-
tact with the blood and reaches the disease. through
The pores of the skin. ~effecting in ereTy Instance a
perfect cure, and restores the parts afflicted to a
healthy condition. This band is also a most power
fnI ASrI-MERCURIAL agent, and will entirely re-
lieye the system from the perHieious effects OF Mer,,
eury. Moderate cases are cured IN a few days, and
we are constantly receiving testimonials OF It's EN-
cacy in aggravated eases of long standing.
Price 500, to be had of Druggists generally, or
can be sent by mail or express with tull directions
for use. to any part of the country direct IRON the
Drinninnl 0ncn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
vrom q. yinccni-Ncgro Riot.

Bv II G arrival Of the brig Queen Victoria, Capt
Hitch. we have advices from st. Vincent to Oct To-
We are informed by CsFt. Hitch that few Gays
previous to bis sailing the negro laborers on the
island had risen against the propretors and managers
If estates burning their houses, ill-treating them
and tier families and robbing them OF clothing aud
valuables. and in ono instance killing an overseer
There being no troops there at the time, the white
population were compelled to turn out es aasss,
when they succeeded, after killing seven Of the
rioters ard taking some $50 prisoners, in queliugths
disturbance for The time. The cause OF the risirg
was supposed to he that the owners and managers
Of tie estates on the island were about TO cut down
the wages, in which the negroes were delnded.
Since tie above q man-of-war and troops have ar
rived from Trinidad, and report everything quiet.
The cause Of the riot is said to be in consequences
Of reduction of wages and allowances to the aOor-
.rs. The 81. Vincent GGse.fe says the real cause
was their intention make these islands 30 many
81. Domingos. encouraged by the inhsmmstory sd'
dresses of mistaken parties in tie mother country
who cali themselves tie friends OF the negro
The Ingleader, cue George Baseome, was cap
tuyed and ia in prison. and the troops have returned
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eJniea Meeting ut Oswego.

NITtI0 TIidayl Oct. JI-l0pn
The Hon. Henry j. Raymond addressed a laro.
Union meeting at Arr,uga Hail. in ibis place. tbs
evening", in support OF he candidates in the heading
election WHO are for slat mug the General Govern.
f,eft ord putting down the rebellion. lie waa AZ
teulyely listened 70 for over Two hours, ard tho
meeting cordially lndof-3d ois views. lie lucidlv
concentrated that the best way to end III. war is 10
prosecute it vigorously, at the time supporting
the Constitution and tie authorities in their efforts
TO that end.
Mr. RayMond was likewise advertised to speak a.
Bnghamton but as Col. Hamilton and the Hon.
Daniel s. Dickinson were enabled TO be present al
similar meeting in that place, be concluded not 70
disappoint the audience here.
The Union men Of Tioga and Browne Counties, o.
well % the other portions Of the State feel confident
Of their sbiii,y to riumphsnly elect the Uaon nom.
pees, Wadsworth and Tremain.
Mr. Raymond speaks at Mddletovn tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

4 II. "A pokomoke lottery. John Duily was man
aiav- friend of 'hcl 'ish peopl, aPi respected by
40 ,.rs. lie implorsd them 20 vote as if they
In ne value Of ,he night 80 lFrore, ard net to
sen l.. policy q hot or D ,laas If bad rum.
.. M NaRow sliIhe made his first aclnaiatnce
with Wool an kn.v5-Ncthng Lodge, when thr
enil.r4n wen nhsurg for roniaaton from ihs
American laiiy. $50 ir5t mel john Duly o. Mr.
Clouds Mills, 'sirginia where the 0l.h Regiment
was encampe'. {" Three cheers for the Ggth."
Charles O. Dunn, the next speaker, in the o0STse
Of ms REM Iks said that Wood WAS man who stood
in dor btfl attitude, because he rad always stood
T. on US platform Of treason uncouoilouaiy,
O,fer speakers followed, aud az a late hour the
NEE ing adionrned. Among the resolutions adopted
W re the to'lOwing .
ae.olrca Ihai the roopo of The Nh ConWesons DFsct
m tto City NeWNok cxPcss hoE rucv ca eonheef 20 ~
the naturalization OF President Lincoln, and IN s aby Ns
orousy 10 carry this Wa o. our ptf aru tIlNs - W.
NM hant and heppy termination. y, -, -,
Hc.itf3 That tkc nculiston q Cep john Ieiy ny Vt G
IcEelfeian Demo, rutic CONVENTION, yal 10 e i it'f
hinsel by his acivct ia the held patriotic and rue 10 VIC
Conettuio uuo tio Union nave known tn ot esi
honi Dad dos receive she hearty ard nndFia spp!,o
and port Of every troe friend Of ue Union ~ ms D.se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Great Troiiing Match on the Fashion
Course.

Yesterday, the third and deciding match between
the two eelebreted trottng horses, Rockingham and
Gen. Butler, came off on the Fashion Course, J.. L.,
and resulted in the victory of the gallant gray
L )ckiugham, over lis fleet antagonist. The frs:
match, to wagons, was won by the black geldiEgy
Butler; the second, TO harness, by Rockingham IA
was also the present race, to saddle; Rockingham
thus winning tho deciding match of eSubber. All
the three na'ches were for 81 600, Che two last
becoming play or pay" rAces, after the start for
tie FIRST match.
The day was very favorable and the track
equally ~ for fast time. Fully loo peo, 10 were
present 10 witness tie uce, which had ated an
immense amount Of interest among sporting men.
The fist h eat was won By Rockingham who was tho
iayoiie at the s.art-slnO TO $40 being bet on him,
IL was we'll known tuat tie saddle was his favor
to ana best gait Of going. lie took the lead from
he start the black hone breaking at the first turn,
and losing considerable ground. Rockingham raised
the quarter pole Ia 70 seconds and the half in Ill
gaining considerably, ia consequence of o second
bad bleak Of Buffers. Rocki0gham's driver ind
Ing he ha the heat safe trotted leisurely bone and
won by five leegths, in 2:2Gs.
starting for the second heat, 900 to go was Of
Tered on the gray, blt no takers. He took The Lead
and did TIC first quarter in 81 seconds and the Gee
ond in l:l0i, when, breaking badly, the black sho.
ahead, but could not long maintain II, a. Rocklng-
ham carried him oil his feet, aud, passing him, won
the heat by two lengths in 2:22t. la the third heat
Rockingham broke badly twice, aud this gave But
Ter the heat by half length in 2.2II. The foarit
heat was well contesied-the gray rs before Load
ing, closely pressed BY Butler, who displayed some
splendid buns OF speed, bat could MOI quI'1 rea.o
his rival, who won the heat and race by "a length
in 2:23l. Thus ended this exciting series oil matches,
Rockingham coming out the eonqueror, and eA1'so'-
binary last time having been made.
SUMMARY.
FluuoN CovRsK, l. L. Oct. 81. lSOs;-Maleh s+"N'
mile heat. hest three IN Aye. under the saddle
" Dob o named < RocAinshan...'..''t
d. N.ce named blk. y. Gen buer....,...-
Iime-2.26i -2:2! l--;2il-22B
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
LOCAL POLITICAL mATrEGss.

UNoS MTFrfsG rs FEANkls SQrsRI.-I .as'
evening inau3 81 tle rzens OF The fd Wafd favorable 60
tfo t.el o! james 81 ldsv oal for Governor, and n IL
Olson ~ MeuUcf %! Consreia. mi 30 fngklu square
where hey eutersined vito fTcsllent nr.r tad
where heir psiot.sm vas cnAuded by 'iiTiuf ~ echo
D.. Mm Miller President a. the meeting. hrfcs ;.
Spencer Andrea Jackson Plumb lisuS w. -h,pI-fd. Dr.
ilfr, Of me POsf John Eiaerlns. md others plat
fou w. bceI e1tenprfled Dn tflos which "s ta.uiJ
dr@ofsicd with es aud th. entire square ilninI'ed
ssif1 torches afI sspsfeuces Hearty cAeeIs given
for NslswoIth end Gibson, aud The people len foI heir
shall never again Toprrsen them Ia C5nsos II their votes
eau Tf~FrrtIf.
gwEsTifIH WARD PIoPLT's UNoS Assocn-
TIOSrrf citizens u the Twentieth Nnd gathered
ltnue, o. en 10 patToc sldfe from mncnt spraef
Dir r.. Buckley presided. After song by the Olee Club
bllg Gen VIM X. Strong made o. eloquent speech. IIe
si that while a home psfdng through he tucfes
ye seps OF human lilo in peace nnd pecuny prospcfiy
could hsrdy be- made 90 believe that ~ great American
alton cnR19cd in desthko struggle i1 national oHit
Those Of born under tie glorious Stars snd Stripes
fh0uli throw ourselves hso the deadly breach All honor
those gallant O Irish bmth VITO have gone forth with
their live ~ ~ ir hands 10 std In the pecuiiy
in,itntions lCheer. II INSIDE my heart heat with
emotion TO whole renneIs ia the Grand Array Of tho
IVES singing n the German language The stars paug
banner
The Germsns hsye we~minen.y deep love for Liberty
and they sy by thousands 10 90 duty uudsr strange but
cheIished fag. lhceiG II the Rebellion shall Triumph
what will DO the sie of tho hob thousand ycsr Of
anefchy iud bloodiled Oh heaven how any human
being contemplate Ol moment the possibility Of such
result! N you allow the seccs'i51 rympaikers Of New.
fort 20 csny ibis eiecoii ontIcat you tho
weights Of TREASON 10 th1 biAys soldiers Let
there he foe !n the Of The Onion amy show 10 IL The
sublime spectacle n united North! A. 20 the sup
pressing the rebellion dilor In nay humble opinion
future vii God blega Abraham Lincouw Dr8fcn-
log checrs lie has struck the great back II the e
beli0n. Appleu And now when the my IL ready FOR
she final low at the throat Of treason with 'tupcndous
issues involved hesoech do not allow The Rebels the
North % clutch the Ieins Of GOsemnonti IChccIsl
Mr.. VIM H. Robinson, on independent candidate for As
somby in the Xith District, addressed the meeting
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rJN.oN pnmoNaT ssAr1or Ell nEo<x-

EgN

Hftt tAt''' ''9' y 49,
Iers and irsP oarsreiss coteioine lie uamo' OF 'He
ne Pig Ssco.d, Third l'ourtb sud tih Eat' 4
Cm'3 sc a uadeV tle marsba.hip Oh y, ne - -, -,
mol; ~ Seventh Moth and Eleventh W.i''
unaec comn,nl 90 STEPHEN Roof me SIX = ~
TeEs aud Twelfth WHd Clubs N ou..r.e and
Ga q; the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, seyeDeeeltn
Esitee1th Wards were also strongly rerfe'ep'9o'
K immense trar sparepey wee oerue On u '.ueI
d.. , va hoffe3 10 advance OF Tue F"ef'''h''
Wiz {il ,mp sod mostly OF saig-c"tpsA's'Sn en-
,Is. h. ic Ncyy.Yaijl II contained 'lo l'no"'
his Zen, D,p.r,n,rn,--Ws ihirs every man VIA
Sar.s q gpgo'' the AHs''''''''' . '''1'''-
to- c.,,r,srs Of r5ssAyn. We can ioll the - by
3Siie Csrpeutsrs' ncEanu'snt hsvs ard ov,d 10,
wdr A r., ale VA sr s,I hsos'sy' we '''D4
slap Ca'fens,s; Is II ns yy dat tsss men Hno
tS, eo'e for Gar coust1y' q eSoc.' , -
4 l1-rcuuder was Drawn b. the Artillery Corps
sog lie rourteegth Ward, and salutes were tired az
iDterySs -
qhs earpeueors also earIieda ship, oAIed Tho Con
n,.~on and were preceded 10y Turirs Band.
Tic Eleventh Ward Union hSociation also m9do
q tine display, With banners and s5ansparencies'
Tsey we-e PRECEDED by the Navy-YEsd Band.
A truck dawn ny sU horses, continuing SHIP,
ru-snoiaied by a larre eagle was7a advance OF tAa
Eleventh ward fclcwed Oy an Illuminated wagon,
drawn BY TWO horses.
scr1p,ions the following were the most eoaslcvous:
- No con.)rcrlsc VITA trc,sanp
!" Our Union shan not-s)e divised."
I" A vigoTous prosecution " the v ar ,
uttstror uale Rebcaom uernblo when borre b. ta'
brave ouf the tiue' r.
For Consiess 80 District James Humphrey Stand from
snder, Mnassn 80 go e.
che Ola Banner Eleventh Ward good for 200 majority
no eoopIomie with ua.iars. TIE Union ne Ooas'i0
zion and tho Laws"
. Our P.ssden. mus. be sustained
I'VE stand by $3.50 Coz stitaii9n.'
'''-Wego So or Wall md Humphrey. We hog- 70 frl al O.
tine "a steele, lho Master Carpenter # Tie Navy udl
''rhe anteniied must kuock under4
kiiep5s OF the expressed stand Oy the ilsgs'
" " 81 Demccrsfs vote for WaosH otth-"
q underworld AID freedom, SeYi and sieFtTy."
No NoTth, No Souh.n -,
"A number Of Rremen in red shirts, commanded 3!
Capt. Louis Dubois drew l2po0nd howitzsr
which was frequently discharged.
Stewards B,ooklyn Band AID Wailaces New
York Band were aio in the procession
The demonstration was decidedly the largest aut
most enthusiastic any held il Brooklyn ius thi
campaign. Tue Academy was inrcnged, ana None ,',.
que street ysas crowded from Clinton TO tuitco
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Duey Ratiacaiion FScesiag.

A mass meeting TO raGfy the nomination Of Capt
John Dufy for Representative Of the Fifth Consrea-
siona District, comprising TIE Seventh, Tenth, Ibir
teentb, and Fourteenth Wards, was held last even
iLg, 10 the square at the junction Of Grand sleet
and Broadway. The weather was most pioptious
for an open air demonstration, the breahncs Of the
atmosphere being as grateful those of the mildest
September night. At about y o'clock, toToh-lght
professions from the several wards Of the District,
with banners aud rausparencies, preceded by banda
Of music, marched iuto the square and took their
positions. Among the banners were those OF the
"Sevenih Ward Independent Wornngmens' Club,
which organization, az did many others also, bore
trans paTenc.es inscribeG-
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NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
uaw.vDuE NoHinA%1oNg'

Conqre,aie"ai.
r.f-. D,r-gete
Dit I--spGolk, Queeu' RielmoDd'
Re,s,d G. Mccormick. Henry q. stepu'Hs'
Dist liking. County towns and Wards w. 10 ~ ~
l6, II, 10. Brooklyn.
William WALL Marc. Kali ileiseh.
D.,. 1rI-wnds1. H. 10, rs, 70, Brooklyn.
James Humphrey Moses T. ooeu'
Dit iv-New-Ycfs City. ward'ls ,, see
William II. Gi.soe. Beni. Wood
William l.. Ellsworth.
Drt. v--New.Yors CITY, wards 10, 49, H.
John pufy. Fernando wood
n.s,. yi-l;er.Yo,t city. wards 9. IS. 10
Frederick 4. Conhliug.' Elijah Ward
o,isou Blunt Psoplo's. Ely =. Norton &c. Un)
Die. -New.York City. WARDS II. II.
Henry A. BUR-. }. Winthrop Cbanler.
Dis. yrI-New York City, Wards 10, %, 81.
Elliott C., Cowdin. Neeon j. Waterbury.
James Brooks lUn.l
d., IX-New-York City Ward, 70. 49, 2a.
j. Mcleod Murphy. Arson HerHcs.
Dlt X-westcht,tei, Putrsu Rocklnj.
Edward Hsiebt.- William Radford.
A. e. st1Fsiin. ..
Dist xI-Onnge. Sullivan.
s,epben W. Failcrton. Charles III. WINFIELD
Dit xIi-Columbia Dutche".
Charles l.. Beale. Homer A. Nelson.
Dit XIII Greene, Ulster.
Thomas Cornell. John Is Steele
Dit XiV-Abluy, Schohahe
qepry Smith. Erastus Corning
III. Xy-Ben"els,r. ws.hins'or.
Edward Dodd. John A. Griswold.
Dist XyI-Clnton, Esser, Warren.
Orlando Kellogg Benjamin L. Bmhene'
Dist XyiI-Ftnslin ST. Lswrsncs.
Calvin T. Hulburd. David G. Jadson
Di.t xyul-Fu..on, Hamilton Montgomery, sHsiogs
Schenectady.
Jap,cs NJ. Marvin. Isniah Blood.
Dit. XlX-Chennngo, Delaware, o,'ego
Samuel +. Miller. ROber. Parker.
Dist XX-Hasimsr JcI,r'ou, Lewis
Ambrose w. CLARK Lorenzo CaryL.
Dis, XXl-On,iii
Roscoe Cooking Francis Herman.
Dit. XXiI-Mndi,on. Otwoso.
De Wit G. Litilejohn. William TITUS
IFS, NXIlf-coriisud, ono1dusi
Taomas I. DAVE. John NJ. Strong.
DIET. XXIv-cDuga. Seneca Wayne
Theodore ~. PomerJy.' s. G.. IIadley.
Diet. XXy-Llyinssion, oatario Yates
Daniel Morris. Scott Lord.
Dit. XXvl-Broomc. Schuyler. q rs, ToniriinS
Giles w Hoictki3. Charles G.. Day.
u... NXlH-Ancsiny, ca 'fnans sieuben
E0bt. B.VanValkenbnrg Samuel G. Hathaway.
Dht. NXVnl- Monroe. Orleans
Frcman Clarke SANFORD T.. Church.
Dht XxlX-Gea.see, NiasaT', wyomi1s.
Augustus Fink Washington Hunt.
Diet XXX-Tho.
Eljrljge q. SlAnlding.- John Is. Canon.
Dist XXXf-cstisr.ugp' ChsuiauquA
Reuben l.. Fantou.- Sts9hc1 ID. CALDWELL.
Mtmtvfs Of che picsrn, House
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PIYmourH CnuRcm.-I1e Sunday C'".o
giving in series of papers, an entertaining DiS,V'y
Of the rise and progress of tbs plymouth Cnur'n 10,
tho Rev. Mr. Beechers-by Ho"N. :, N.
Times" This weeks number is an Sseoa' " :, ~,
Social Circle" established in the early uay' ;0,o
church for the purpose Of bringing It's meh'ue'' m
social intercourse and harmony. Inc aiN's'
sess interest for a large class in Brooklyn
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LOCAL mELqTARX MATTERS.

ARRIVAL OF TIE TWRNTY-FopRTI MAINE.
The 2i'h Maine Regiment, Col. Atwood, arrived
hele yesterday morning board the Commodore and pro.
ceedcl to the P6tA BBuscka H. company With tie 2l
ARRIVAL OF VOLUNTEERS FROM HUDSON.
Seven companies organized for the iJlst Regiment
Col Nelson arrived mere yesterday morning om Hudson
y 1hoy VIII be conloialed with tho Ihui Sensto!il
Regiment u Bfookya
FUNERAL or LIEUT.. WnELAN
The funeral OF Lieut. W. Whean OF the "a
wore escorted to Greenwood by large number Of tho fire
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MgrRoPorIrAH BRIGADE.-Brig. Gen. james DOW
en-, President Of the Board OF Metropolitan r'l,'0
Commissioners, ia in Washington attending - WV
Metropolitan Brigade. The Board have ai'eau' IVA
wardcd TO the seat of war three hne resihlo"'''
two more are nearly ready to leave res,n'A' :,
cavalry and battalion of artillery are a'o " "
raisod under their supeIyIslon.
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ID isustcr 10 the Schooner Howard 4. Dodge
Grew 3avcd-The Bark Young Tark
and n Iyuruirr Vessel. III III [.

E0sTON Ihursday. Oct II, III !.
1le schooner Howard G. Dodge, hence for Port
pu.plate was fallen in with on the 2Sth inst, in
sinking condition, by the brig Kenneth, from Turks
Island. Tie Kenneth rescued the crew End brought,
them TO this port
The bark Young Turk, from Malaga reports On
the night OF the och inst in lat 49, lon. 63, saw the
livht OF a burning vessel. II was blowing heavy
Gale at the tine, and having fears Of tile Alabama,
did not 20 10 her assistance.
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I..sesf Ahip News.

ARRIVED. ..FRIpAr, Oct; Jl --ni ,sr.iu
Ship pelahavsn of Bsngs1l fIeese ssoo 70 nss.s
sept i9i pas-ritIe Rock uioratsiia .ou
HJy Queen Victoria (br. Of st. vincent h''"'
cent 10 day. molasses to Middleton 20
FELLOWSHIP Thomas Jeaeoon. IRON nv"
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Execution of n Soldier in Montreal.

MONTREAL. Friday. Oct 81, 1864
John Mann, a private in the 10th Regiment, con.
vio.ed Of tie murder Of his Sergeant in July last.
WIS executed here ut 1920 this morning..
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rho s,eam.hip NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ST. JouS's =. T., Thursday. Oct %, 1854 I
The steamship Hiberuisn, which passed Caps
Race at 3 o'clock on "Wednesday morning, wac OUT
ward bound, having left Quebec Oh Saturday last.
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Murder on ;l,e High Seas.

BOsT0N FflIty, Jct JI IsoI :
The chip Golconda, from San Francisco, reports:
ON August geamnn named Roberts stabbed the
male, Mr.. +. ii. Rogere, Of Beverly, who died
August 10.
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vo,..rrfyr, of ,hc Rohominn.

FArHpR PoisT. Friday, Oct, 3i-Io:3o p. b.
There are no signs Of the steamer bohemian from
LIVERPOOL II, now due al this point. A snow slof~
is prevailing.