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fperhet, wcsn ftet8bleie Yieniainen snr Sanc fine.
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Blatte bs Nna s~HaH8ssud es ua iecen Cop o6er Rofea srtefn
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50 |erfauft IN Der Tabrf bon 9roiHcr Sclppap Na,
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20 SpEu e. ga 1Res,
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TaenItdt8 Gpleainnt.

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Mineral w asser.

SASSApAIILLh. ALE & CIDER :
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Porfersbur8 anp Weartetta, cber SenwoOb,
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6umbclbt= Sultunt

Deutlde Observation-Disclosures meOt3tnii&e
3ia S4ule tn ct. 2puts, Mo.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

1
oREiG On Tuesday. Nov 49, At hs rssidence. As.oris
long Island Alexander Mount o.sis o: England late
n, otoohlyn aged 50 years
ne nsnds OF the family invited attend ht, funers
D. " O'Clock on Friday Nov II. The Harlem beat leaves
r''a,.t up AZ II O'Clock, touching a. Astoria.
English papers please copy
Nib On Thursday morning Nov. o. Andrew D. Klby
'oh OF James and Jams Kiby aged ~ yesrs months
avenue. " " A
The funeral will take place O'Clock or Saturday morning
NOV. ~ az 10. 'bs Eighth The remains will be
taken 20 P0ughkeepsie. n. Y. for nterueu. The reis
ves aud friends Of tue family invited attend without
further invitation.
MORGAN-0n Wednesday morning Nov 49, Matthew Nor
gem. In the 65th year of his
Ihe friends OF ne family respectfully invited to attend
his funeral Friday q O'Clock from the Church of
the Ascension. Of Tenh street aud Fth avenue
without further notice.
MONTGOMERY-On Wednesday morning Nov 10 Eleanor
Ann, wife Il Archibald Montgomery
Frsuds Of the fsmy invited attend the funeral
O'Clock Friday afternoon Nov. a. from her ate resi-
dence, No. 80 TOmPains place Brooklyn.
RICHARDSON Hammond Hospital. Point Loekou, Mary.
esq, Of Neport Conn ace- II years, member Of Com
psuy A. 9Th Regiment, N. Z. 5 NJ.
The funeral will taxi place from Ch't Church Wesport
Friday at o'clock pm. The members OF Compsny A. 9Th
Regiment ~ Y D H.. and friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend withou: further no'irs The
leave T9eDtY-seyenth street depot at IL O'clock m.
STIMsOA-On Thurdsy, Nov. co. after severe Hines.
George Frank Smson only child Of George c. and Mary T.
sginson aged years. months and Is days.
The relatives friends Of the fam respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the res 'srce Of is psfent No
Ifj WEyerey place. on Saturday, at O'Clock p ~
Boston papers please copy
TAYLOa-On Thursday morning Nor % Charles janin
yoang- Of Joseph Snd Jane E Taylor aged year. II
months and days 49,
FUNERAL lfcm tho resdencs OF ms parents nov z's Hs'
Eighteenth street on Friday els, afternoon ct o'clock.
~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Tee Democratic nomination for the Con.
trolership--declined Ut is said by arrange
ment by AID. Booe--has been awarded by
The 1ammany managers under the direction
of Fernando Wood. to Matthew I. Brennan,
o noted Sixth Ward politician. who has been
0 Police Justice. Ii seems TO us that between
Nr Brennan and Mr. Haws there is very
strong contrast in the matter Of fitness for
the most important trust and that the ad-
vantage is entirely on the side OF Mr.. Haws.
We shall do nothing TO arouse party feeling
vita regard TO the competition between these
two candidates, and 10 that end shall say little
On the subject; but we urge the great body OF
Our fellow -citzens to consider the matter dis
paS'ionately, make inquiries with respect to
each OIL these candidates, and vote for which
ever OF them shall seem likely TO serve the
City most faithfully and effectively The Office
has no political character; 1t has very little
patronage; but It's Of great importance to our
taxpayers, and cannot be filed with too great
Integrity, ability, and Industry. If Mr.. Bren.
nas is the right man for it, elect him. if MIR.
Hawss past services give evidence Of bis EN-.
inent worth, give him your suHrages and your
beet exertiOus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

BrYuro. N,v. 2l-giora att sud steidy WHr'r
dan. sal-. " O nu.i. Amber Michigan . D. Cons
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CtslL rrfloHr i. GlGc Com and T., le. On lc
.t1 Aee-f~k. l1r'Er.-7ooo tb.f Flour tl.'H b.
Wn-4' tlD bi.h. Corn 1900 husn bsrey, 700 bush
~. FsFHaIf-. Hl hgtI- Wheat. 1000 .lsI. Com
NAH,sl. sos .u-siDrR dHl. WHrAr dni. oars loser,
20 s. n boz .I. 20 l. foot taHS ,aes $500 nrsl ~
Gida.r. 10 WEE on M,.d BAHtgi e'l active si'os %. 80
hu.n. STAT. fasi-r0~eI = o. ard ~ 81. or t"or'wei
tipped bt Toss fhIs sisfro.i''t1 rush. Nhot tj I'D
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

80 l2I;;;;;;:.l llss15s and free in .yeat degree
from the vices of civilization, have re.,lted in
a healthy and hardy race.
V. Natural Feyociy.- We make no apology for
The comSstiye element in Human Nature; ou'
If The necessity Of war be assumed, 1t follows
that the lower ppssnns Of man are not W'1hou'
their value in military aiInirs. We nhsht' III
deed. urge that the Black has wrongs sna III
jur.es to aveuge which if he were only white,
it would be thought not only just but pretty
and pootcal to appeal TO. We take it for
granted that military discipline could be and
would be enforced; nor is it in the least prob
able that any difficulty would be experienced
in restraining the exctabty of the negroes.
On the contrary, it is certain that, even for
The sake OF humanity it would be better for
the cmaucipated Slave to be under military
restraint. at the same time, tbOse passions Of
bis nature which are of destructive tendenc!
are precisely those which are oltenest found
useful in the soldier.
vi. Capacity for Easy SubSiSience.-Men who
have been trained TO live upon per dem of
little corn and still less meat viii not make
very heavy Draft uron the comuissary. OF
cOurse, they will live well if they can; but,
though the meat ration be scanty and the
bleqd rather stale, they will get on.
WI. knowledge Of he Country. may
be q minor advantage, but it has already been
found g considerable one. In all operations
requiring guides and pilots, masses of Black
troops would, of course, move with greater
freedom, and with q less demand upon the
watclfulness and anxiety of their officers
than could be expected of absolute strangers
in the land.
Taese considerations might be extended
The swift and ready reply to them will be:
D the Niger" Genjpen who sup
pose that the Rebellion can Sc put down b,
damniug the Niger are requested to n-
dulgc ia that cheap profanity 10 their hearts
content Meanwhile, in Georgia and FloridA
we are doing better. Gen. Saxton, instead OF
danlnirg the Negroes. is drilling them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

To he IdI'o, Of me \. Y. IritlHe -.
SIN: ,In the lid. Assembly District oil tni'
tColunbs County the member elect you ae already "a
WEED Is ELIAS ". BorwiCK, w. d. 1t may DO goa
answer to the chlicsns OF The albany LV'""0 'o1""'
upon the defeat I'm the late contest to state that wie IL tins
district the Democrats carried the entire ckel except the
Member OF Assembly tho only successful candidate d.
Bostwlck IL an out aud out radical even
Abolitonist The Journals philosophy does not up
ply 70 IL. circumstances of this region.
], wa rather deficiency Of earnest well dfeeted ehoIt 70
duly enshien the people TO the true chsncer o the con
tesi than excess Of" radcalis" which invited defeat
Ghent, N. Y, Nov 20 1862. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Monthly, and an ubcompromsing Anti-Slayery
man from the start, has been offered by Gen.
saxton, Military Governor OF South Carolina
The C'lonelcy of the lat Regiment of South
Carolina Volunteers. Mr.. Higginsou is now q
captain ~ the 55th Massachusetts, saw service
i" KANSAS, and has long been a student Of
mNh'ary Tactics. We believe him unusually
wei qualified for "a position, which not only
requires military knowledge but should be
filed by one who has Confaeqce in tho expert
ment and interest in its success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

More tban tbree'foarths of the persons thus pro.
yiie,' itr have been reclaimed and restored TO ca.
reer Of v,.'nous and honorable industry. In addi-
tion to Ills they h,,e inspected n State and county
prisons, and conducted an extensive correspondence
with eminent penoogists and philanthropiss in this
and ether countries. Volumes might be filled with
testimonies to the power of Kindness in the reclama-
ton of couyicts, and to the value Of the work in
which this excellent institution is engaged. There
can be no question Of the fact that the safest aud
cheaPei prOe ton to society is to convert the feon
into an upright This Society is the prisoners
friend, and deserves the generous support of the
benevolent.