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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
REMOVAL.

E t.s... s1,fr sgs. IL EMOVAL.! ..tg eg yss $ AN ANhaREINHARTi has removed from his olt 0e Stand to the first Building below A. C.
 Smiths. South Street ; where WATCH REPAIR ING in all its departments, will be prompt,
 and faithfully executed: aG FsrsH | '.i 5tf-3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

ExTRA Sugar House syrat t.o saltsA .ElsosiT " -sse D. McNEIIss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
Parson Brownlow,s Book,

S ILLUSTRATIONS to this new and attractive S Book, will be received by RIvsRiys MARSH Of Etchfe1d, Conn, and Copies of the Work supplied to Subscribers as soon as they can be procured. Send in your names at once. sent by mail tree of postage, on receipt of price The Book contains 450 pages.--Price S1 .25.' If IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
FNSsEee .NOft0ms;

gJo@ Aa@HEo HAND T9djlf@d9a sEHY a* KEraR9osnrn x F 'ss, si on .lE FLUID z ALCOHOL .gsisaa 3g ---AIso --5 ,.s5iai.3ssI .gfs.i A LARGE variety of Kerosene Lamps Patent "A Night Burners. Tom Thumb Lamps. An.
 healed, Flint and Common Glass Chimniss.- Sold cheap for Cash. by a2- --sz~4s-A SS !. f-14alFTI l-8E';ssI 4l RIVERIUSe MARSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

W7 oODING & LEWIS sefhe best CALI w GOES for 12} Gents. tf-45
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

For Gentlement Wear. HONSTANTLY on hand Rd assortment oi N sBroa1cloths, Cassimeresfstings Wrappers and Drawers, Collars. Neck II Hosiery Gloves Sc. at prices as low as the lott ai s,s Doc. 20th. G. FERRISS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

5sa For Gentiemels Wear.eef } CONSTANTLY on hand. apod assortmentiof BRoADcIoTHs, Cassimeres. Vehgs. Collars, Neck Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, Suuspders, &c.,, at pri- ces as low as the lowest. IgiiH gaaAt
 tflla8swsia9 ,7zs ss't s-s2s k.i G. FERRISS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
Ala Court of Probate holdenb at Cornwall
 A within and for the District of Cornwall. ol

A within and for the District of CornwalL on Ethe Fist day of July, A. D 1862.
 as! Present H. Milton Hart. Esq, Judge. .a On motion of William c, Rogers, j. Administra- tor on the estate Of NdAH' RoGERs late Of Corn wall within said district, deceased: This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and Tim tied for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Adminisirs this order by advertising in newspaper publish
 ed Tn Litchfield. and by. pos ing copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Corn val, nearest the place where the deceased last oweit- ss.aEA.S as2E s5i1 Gz3AH91I
 to41sG sGsytihed from Record, d,,s.s vif.l.fr si
 r aa fl It.susa.yf 1o s4H.s MILTON HART, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

''"' - s. G. Beach, h@. Mu MANUFACTURES and Dealer in BOOTS & IvA SHOES, West Street, Corner of Spencer Street. share of the public patronage is re- | spe fully solicited. Litchfeld. June 18th, 1862. iA1.' ss' 9tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
H+ sJt 
SPECIAL F NOTICES q

fS Read the Price List of the Peoples. Provi- 26S Greenwich St., N. Y, in to-day's paper 1t will save you money. "''' ," 6, 1-y
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

DURSUANT to an order of the Court of Pro
 U bate for the District of Torrington, will be sold at Pablic Auction to the highest bidder, for 1t private 'sale,) on the liti day of August, 1862. at o'clock in the forenoon, SC much oi the real estate of WIAIlAa GEER, late of Tor
 rington in said district, deceased, as will be suf
 fcient to raise the sum of eight hundredi and
 thirty nine dollars and forty cents. Sale to take place at the residence of the undersigned in Wolcottvills. II sA 8@kG G9Ea sI .TZ9M1gf0 pgKT88ls r AMOS GEER . |. Torrington, July 21st 1862, st-14
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

Carr. E. Nscr DxNixG.--We clip the follow q s;apt. Eur-ne Macy DenIns from thsl Dan barg Tiraes- We wi!: add oaIy that he was the grandson of, OUT vsncratcd fellow ,tewasman, Sssphen Dcuiing, Esq and was. we'll Known to many in this vicinity, who will long mourn his riatiu,ely Lcath:--r --- -~- rs~.x-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

VIM. c. BUEL, Agent, Litchfeld, Conn.,, for Madam Porter's Balsam, and "Dalley's Pain Extr;ctot.' ' -@ .-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01

nsqu "ipihuel 9isii-~auI ssIi" 1iiT
-4u. nIo9GIF iNphis3IT T---s
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SrO R II!

171, MAl0 street. W heehOx, va.
ctIoNE q a. THOMAS annonnee TO their
., fTirnda ana the public that they arc In re-.
ceipt OF their stock Of Fall aud Winter Goods,
embracing Dry Goods in oil their varieties
Carpetinq, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, MiIlin-
cry Goods of every variety Notions, and Va
rieties generally, comprising the largest, and
in some respects, the most desirable we ever
brought TO the city Our customers may rest
assured that they viii reap ell the advantages
thSt fair dealing, long experience, close at
tsRtion 20 BUSINESS careinl buylng, and bnyi ing
with Cash, can give Them, We bay most Of
our goods with cash, directly from The man
uiaeturefs and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving large per
coniage.~ We have ample facilities for doing
a large Jobbing Tradel and iovite t,e attention
OF Merchants TO our siOek before buying, and
Tailors to eur stock vi Cloths Cassimeres and
Without particularizing, we will say we
Keep the largest stock in the city OF the follow
ing as well as all goods. gsag .ta rHe Aga
| Dress Silks, OF every style and price,. ~ t7
| Millinery goods siIks, vel vets ribbons sc.
| French Merinoes, at every shade. F
| yay French Prints and Goods,
| Al Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
| Shawis OF every grade and price. '-'
| Plards Il Prints, g. worsted fabrics Tor dresses.
| CIosks and Cloa king !, Prints, Tick 81 MuGiins,
Flanneis, konkets, and gooSs for Men d
Boys wear generally. No
Good House shall sell cheaper.
! Our stock of FURS will 5efouEt to be very
deairable. We ask attentiol'to our stooke ol
Cnrpelinsr etc., which is We. fuil and at 10"
EpTlcGsafe}.H .-ss .tA 57. Z" tYeAt 70 "
All goods sold at small sdvaEce on pur
Persons making purchases in the city will fnS
il to their interest greatly to give US a call he
tore buying. ts.s II 90 t'aa.H ~
| Of ha ait
Remember the signs OF the Golden iSs live,
near the Suspension Bridge. ..-.....
-. ~. n tes STONE g. THOMAS.
Nov. I. ,ls6l-E hgi j.r lY. ,a.s,..z gfe.a
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10 81 Eitasles ssd a,usl
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5u5Aola2 L

" 49, WV
Ohio, in any so.callsd Union convention -
All the Assessors and Collectors in Ohio,
appointed under the internal tax law, are
Republicans, ADd most OF them ultra antia
slavery meu or AbOlitionists. r - ~ = -
lam acquainted with j. ", White, the
Democratic candidate for congress, and am
happy to be able to say that he is msn Of
ability, integrity, an unblemished moral
character. and an unconditional Union man,
for whom any one who Is devoted 10 this
Government as our fathers made ii. may
we'll vote. d. W. STAMBAUGH.
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September u, Ie62.S

DIM %STAMHAuGF,, ,Esq.sA f$F E I
Dear Sm:2flaving, a year ago, acted with
you and other Union, Democrats and Con.
servatives in getting up and sustaining what
was called The Union ticket, and learing
powabasyou are, like myself opposed g
TIE re- election of Hon John a. Bingham, |
should be pleased to have you write out for
pu6icatianeyeur reasons why Union Demo
craiSand Gonsersatiye5 Republicans cannot
esnsistsatly support Mr.. bingham in the
present canvass.
Respectfully, N -, ..n
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SADDLES ARD HARNESS.

VTTOULD respectfully inform his old CUSTOM.
w ers and the public generally, that no
has on hand a large stock and genera ssort-
meat of Saddles. flarpess,7 &c, consisting il
part OF full-quilted and plain shafters, quihed
hobd cover and plain haf-Spsnish and fall.
bscks, quilted and plain ated brass and wood
horn dempeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
ciutIe English trotting saddles. Also a vsri.
cW of styles Of eide saddles, with short and
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and hack
springs, silver colored, russet b,ue, and black
enameled, leather gu ltet and plain plnshod
seats. He has also on hand several sets OF ex-
ira fine silver mounted carriage and buggy
harness, strong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, baters, brides and martingales of
most every description. Carriage, Buggy and
Riding Whips of the finest qualify; in fact
most everything usually kept in a}stdd ier
shop. fIe deems it unnecessary TO puff and
blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship of his work, aa it will reeotn-
mend itself to those who are judges or who
use it Thapkfal for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, he hopes by strict at.
tention TO bnsinsss and selling good work al a
reasonable priee,sto merit ac0ntinuanee ofthe
same. a. stinp' third door N ORTIZ of McFaddcn's q
store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb. Is, l660-lyr .-. .,.....-,, 1....sst
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We caTftspeciaI attention to the following
correspondence between Joseph Kinsey, Esq,
a5eIeeAtssto tiieI Union State Convent ton,
and ~ : w eSlambaugh, Esq Prosecuting
Attorney Of Tuscarswas County, and Secre
tary of the late Uuion State Convention. -
Mr.. Stambaugh's letter ought to convince
every voter Of the danger Of sending such
msnA IDS pOOngfsss2in this crisis Read!
Read!
'''N CLAY TP, TUs. Co., 0.
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FranlIiu Township Mili,ary Fund.

The following subscriptions have heen taken up
tothis date, IN Franklin township, for the purpose
Of giving 10 each soldier enlisting under the late
calls of the President bounty of twenty-five
dollars and the balance to be appropriated for the
support Of their families under the direction Of
~
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DIE D..

EBFKE-on Monday, Dec. /, o. O. Ebeke native Of Go,
I'd Inst at 10 O'clock at the residence Of George u stone
No: Jl7 Wet Twenty-thrd street.
Hamburg papers please copy.
FORBEs-At the hospital Washington, D. C., on Wednss
day Oct 30 suddenly while recovering from wound re-
ceived in the face and neck by ball at the battle OF An
pany B. eldest Of Jonah and Sophia Forbes OF Buck
Inferred at East Bgckheld Cemetery, Nov. II.
FORBES-tn Buckfeld Me-, Monday, Nov q, suddenly
while sitting in his chair ARA Forbes sged 81 years and
months, resident Of the farm 70 years, Christian by
Profession and liie half century.
HART-L Saturday evening Nov 49, Of secondary hemor
mage of bullet wound received in the battle Of Antiean
David II Hart, of 5sth Regiment N Y vOls in the 18th
wear of his age.
Friends invited to attend hi. funeral this Tuesday,
ng at q o'clock from the house Of his. father Robert d.
Hart No. l9i Allen street.
HEMENWAY-On Friday Nov 2l at MINIS Hin, Fairfax
County Va. Of typhoid fever D. Egreton Hemenwsy son
Sargent Of I'D Regiment Of Conn. Vols In the 2lsi year
OF his age
Observation-Disclosures Ne, on,Ssturday Nov l. Barnabas
Howard formerly of Brdsewser, Mass aged 70 years and
IRISH AT the Union Volunteer Reheshrnent Saloon,
PhiadelIhia, Tuesdsy. Oct 81 while his way from
camp Lincoln Wa.hugou member OF Iiarfords last
quota Me v. Regt a. Go. C., William H. youngest son
Joshua and Joanna Irish BucAfed Me- aged p years
Inferred in East Buekheld Cemetery Oct %.
Lewiston Saturday, Nov. 49, 1852. Eliza Lewis wife Of
Joseph Lowi. aged a. years.
Her friends nd aequsnuDoes respectfully invited to at,
tend her funeral Tuesday tins Dec. O'CLOCK
siher late re.idence south bergen j. Her remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery FOR iniermsnt
RICHARDS-On Monday, Dec. l. VIM. W. Richards, in the
asth year Of his age.
The funeral viii take place on Wednesday 80 inst at p
from the residence of Mr. VIM 7. Southwo rth. No $50
Desraw street South Brooklyn.
youngest daughter Of John and Matba Shcds deceased
aged IL years and month";
Tho friend. Of the family and the members OF TOmpkns
Lodge No q. Of r invited 70 fend the flnersl
services Tuesday afternoon at - O'clock, from her late
No We
will be conveyed Tsrytown on ednesdsy morning by
railroad. a. 10 oclo 4 a. IA.
TILGHMAN-on Monday morning Dee. l, Mr. Daniel T.
A. 1lghmsn.
The fiends sd Acauntance- OF the family the Society for
Mutual Relief the several Lodges Of the q. Z. o. q
G. r. respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Wednesday. Dec 3. a. p. me- from St. Philips Church
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET.-Ibe sales in
the Liverpool market for the three day add up $500 bales
which 800 10 spectators tnd exporters Prices
dull bat nominay the same e. ast noted The maEei
with better feeling.
STATR o. TRADs ~ MAycHgsrYR The advces from
Manchester uniayorsbe the uerkc; closing vsrJ dull
. LyERPOOL BREDsTpTYs MaRKEr The Lif-rP 81 Brasd
es ,dsrket is steady but quiet With the Corn
shieL Is stl advancing Nessrs Richardson, speuce Co
Gordon Bruce Co. and others quote Flour steady Wheat
du out steady; Red esiern g. Red southern, va 90
White S,utherr 10 6Gll White southern IL .c42 Corn
frlsr ana advanced 3D. o6d Mised 70 Q; White u az
LIvERPOoL PRUvislOs MAHKFr.-bccf dull. FoIk quiet.
y1 eteady Bacon easier. Lard dull bot steady. Iaio~
quiet and steady Sugsr dol and bfm Coh.e active Rice
Quiet Ashes-Pots and Pearls firm ct . d3fI. Rosi-
Common hrm. SPIRITS Turrenhne luu a. III
LoSpoS AAHKETs-WHEAr heavy snd declined ~
FLoUR declined ID SrGsE quiet CoFYgB MN RICE i!n
TIA stesdy TALLOw dul At a. diO g. LissIkg Oh dun
at &590 <3s g..
ANrRIcas SgoURITIvs-Acc,rl'ng 20 the steamer Edn.
tughs aivices declined Illinois Central - az discount.
Esie shares y Q4j.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, Nov. 81. 1867
COTTON dgl aid declined Of the 100 bales
Irregular prices sales 20 srcuaors $3.50 nalcs
porter- 250 bales Sale, today 600 bales AZ irregular prices
Sales 70 exporters 1900 bales The following DE author
lied quotations: -
Esir Up!end ......... .2id lAddAug Ipialls 2OG.
STOCK poI bales. OF wl.cp H'" o'e' are amer
loan
BRBADsrUTys steady; Com firm miIed co.
Provisions inactive.
LoNrOS MONEY MAEERT-Tridsy evening Nov. 81, TO-
ConsOls FOR money s3,.
American securities steady Illinois Central - q discount
Enc shares 42Os3
The decrease Of Bullion in the Bank OF England ior the
week il 4225,0O0.
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Great Britain,

The following was posted at Lloyd's on the 10Th
of November;
alt is reported that steamer has left Liverpool
with a view of capturing or destroying vessels and
crgoes sailing under tie Union flag, and that
another will shortly follow"
InsinuatOns have been on foot for some time that
two steamers recently built in the Meisey were in
tended for some such service as above stated, but
there insnuGtions have never exceeded mysterious
whsperngs.
Tie London Times Of Nov. 20, in it's city article.
says
"Tbe report that Mr. Seward has addressed OUT
Government In u tone Ot dispeasdTe al and alleged
10 have been given tie Alabama IL British ports
created for time Little uneasiuess the Stock
Exchange, many persons believing that no Minister
would be willing to put himself in such position
that which MIR. Seward occupies on this question IN.
less 1t were in the desperate hope Of finding cause
of external quarrel at any cost, in order TO avert
impending events at home.
The London Times notices Cassius NJ. Clsys and
George Francis Train controversy at the Academy
OF Music IN New-fork, under the simihIuce of q
"Sparripg Match ana says 1t was somewhat
farclcal display.
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UAHRgE ID.

DOaMON-RICKER-Ti NKliAM-iloLLlS-lu Hartford.
Me on Thanks giving Day, ~ william bicsseh s'l nv a.
Josnna 49, daughter Of Dcmu aud Abigail Ticker Z" ihI
ford Erasus ". Tinkham Of Hartford and bis, ho''a
81 daughter Of Alfred aud Mary Hollis Of Hartford
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Ou Sunday, Nov 20. by The
Rev O. Alex Per ssndford l. Docksaier' iAtr 'P,l..u
n ~ to Miss CyntIi. youngest diubhtri oi '"o '"'
EDWARD ~ IIauison, all Of this cii5. no cards
Hoboken, on Saturday Nov
70 100 b., the Rev Alfred lnns, MI john ts'"' A''
Ms. ReDecca r.. Middleton, boIh OF The above place
RRY-THURsTON-ln Lynn, on Thufsdsy Oct, 81, by in'
Rev Il : Fdes Of Bolton M Thomas H. ffy 81 new
10 Mis-. Clara " Tburston Of Lynn NO caida issued.
GfEssr-sTEvENS- On Saturday evening Nov ~ %
the Hight Rev Horaiio Southsae, ID. d, Lieut. Nn -
ee 10 Isabella eldest daughter Of the late James H. o''
yens OF his city, No cnds Il III,
f.nrr an Monday evening Nov. a. by the Rev. ~ hs
Cox f. Horace pooner to L,yria g. ba'e9l'"e a. '- @
y, isA~i
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limited states Internal Revenue.

Finh Collection Distric-Seventh Tenth Thirteenth, and
Fourteenth Wads CITY OF Newlok Oce oi the Assessor
No. s63 Broadway. -, ia.
The a,sesent books Of tbs District containing the lists
Valuations and made aud taken WITHIN ssli us
ct viii be open for examination daily except sunday ps
tween the hour OF and D. the luth 10 1hu ~
GLIDING the 18th day of November 1862. 1T the ASe'
once No sos Broadway. ,... -.
The Assessor for this District will hear appees
,nv erne on, or s1csssy. valuation enumeration ny ~
Assistant A-,e,sor fou the ,sd 2stt Of NSyenoea 20 s
iucudus tho 99th day of November 1907 at the above ocs
he,,ye, The honr. IF and All appeals 70 the Ases,o
aorc..id shall be 10 writing aud shall specify ne
cause matter thing re,pecting "hlch ~ me
WY gt.y. /, GtLle9nS, A'sySI
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DEATH OF GEN. IRyIS.-On Friday morning died
Gen. James Irwin, storekeeper at the Phadelpbia
Navy-Yard The deceased was about 90 years OF
age was an uncle of Gov. Curtin, and formerly a
merchant Of Centre County. lie had been stationed
at the NavyYard for year past, and for some time
had been suffering from i'll health. As "a prominent
member of the Wing party he had served with
ability in Congress and other honorable positions.
At one time he was a candidate for Governor, and
during the Fremont and Lincoln campaigns took an
active part as opponent of the Free'Trade, Pro-
Slavery Democracy. Gen. Irwin was man Of very
high character, and much esteemed by all who knew
him. Philadelphia Press.
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AMERICAN GIANTS AND PIGMIEs.-Last evening,
Mr.. l.. f. Tasisro delivered bis lecture on the
Giants and Pigmes" Of this country to select
audience in Irving Hall. The lecturer has known
personally most Of the noted men Of our time, and
he gave interesting sketches Of their personal ap
pearance, with criticisms the pecuarties Of their
style. Webster, Clay, and Calhoun were the grand
central figures, around which he grouped the other
giants who sat with them in the Senate Chamber in
their palmiest days. John Tyler and others were
pronounced pigmes. Andrew Jackson and Martin
Van Buren, were declared to be men Of colossal
growth.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN OFF CAPE RACE
Two More Rebel Steamers Afoat'
Complaint Of the Federal Government II
the Case Of the Alabama.
Cotton steady-Breadstufs Quiet.
CARE RAcR. Saturday. Nov. %.
Via SAcEyiLLE, Monday. Dec ], 1862. !

Via SAcEyIlE, Monday, Dec. ], 1902. J
The Canadian screw steamship Hibernian, from
LIVERPOOL. Thursday, Nov. 20, via Londonderry
Dist. passed the Cape at O'Clock this Saturday
evening and was intercepted by the news yacht Of
the New-York Associated Press.
The steamship Edinburgh from New-York, ar
rived a; Liverpool on the 18th.
dispatch from Hamburg, received on Friday
2lst, states that the steamship Bavaria, from New
York for Hamburg, was ashore off Alien Brush or
Altoona Beach,. Her mails and passengers have been
safely landed ct Hamburg.
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I.nicsl.

LONDONDERRY, Fiday-lBy telegraph from Liv-
spool. The leading Iapers reiterae the argument
that the Federal Govern nent has no grounds for
complaint in the case of the Alabama the Unionisis
having VIGOROUSLY taken advantages OF all oppor-
tunitIes offered.
Steamship Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 2lst.
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wherever found in Official position un6er my control
without any discrimination in favor Of appointments
myself have made under transformation OF facts.
The document as whole will be read with
unusual interest and contains suggestions
of great Importance to this branch of tue public
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NETWORK DAILY rRIRJJNK TUESDAY H. GENDER 2 1862

s,p,rv s,prpy - Nov. II. BY the Rev. J.
slBLET.slBtEYEon Monday "a sbley both Of th:
city .,
WILLIAMs-CRANE-On Monday, Dee '>upsball. Mr.
Of the brides father by the Rev. Everara se d.ugb
J. III. Williams Of Passaic. and Miss NJ. A A1sls. Ia,
ter Of a. q. Crane, e,q of Elizabeth, ~ j. NO ca
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To the People.

TWELFTH WARD. Nov. %, 1862.
y name having appeared "a the daily papers Secretary
Of the Mozart Hall organization giving to Mr. John Mcouade
the nomination Of that party for Alderman Of the XIh
ward wish hereby say that the used without
my consent and Is hereby repudlatsd for the candi.
Oe' regularly nominated by Mozar. and Tam pany Hail. and
shall labor Tor their Triumphant election.
Capt WILLIAM HARRIS.
TWELFTH WARD MOZART HALL ALDERMANIC
COW ENTION
At meeting Of the Mozart Hall Democratic Convention
for the selection of Alderman for the Seventeenth Alder
manic District XIIth Wsrd held at the Mr. William
Little, corner of R7ths. and 3dsy., on Friday Nov 49,
1882 JACOB NJ. LONG. esq nominated for Alderman
for said Assembly District
TERENCE MCGUIRE, Chairman.
WILLIAM HARRIS, Secretary.
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Tracts for the Army. -Chap,sins going in the dly'
sion OF en- Bank, invited to cal e. No PaA banA
tho PLIk, anu supply themselves vita
,l.si.S S