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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

AMERICAN ISsTuUrE.-A regular stated meeting
OF tiis Institute wa held lat evening al rs rooms
in the Cooper Union Building at : o'clock. Gen.
WIN. Hall. the President Of the Insii,u'e, in the
Chair. Thomas McElath Secretary. The various
Standing Committees made reports in accordance
with the resolution passed at the last meeting.
Several new members were balofed for and elected.
The Committee on Agriculture made full report,
.llnding Ia brief 10 the various fnaJtci- that hal
been discussed 90 the Farmers Cluh duruR trf
wear. The Committee on Science and NJ reroried
ON subjects that had been referred TO them. Nh j..
-. Rrid'r plan ot building itOn forts, and "a.
kowelrs Improvement ia steam engines we've
referred to that Committee 20 examine and
TerOn Al the next meeting Inc prilci-
pal report that ELECTED discussion Wa that
Of the Finance Committee IN which Tie re-
CENTS and expenditures Of Ne p-st year were
given; also the estimated receipt and a. eudtur
Tor tie next year, showing "A deficiency Of soae
500. in consequence Of falling Oh in the revenue,
principally IN the decreasing rental oi TIER property
In Broadway The Library Committee made q
abatement that they had added 10 tie libmry some
20 volumes of books, prn ipaly inTeaton 70 aqri-
culture, manufactures, and arts. The donations
were principally from sister societies IA the United
States. and some valuable volumes from France,
Knssia and other parts OF Europe, received IN e.
change FOR their Transactions. The subject OF
Salaries was incidentally touched and VIII DO taken
~ at the meeting III january, ana al 10 CLOCK the
meeting adjourned.
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Voustou-Stree. Burial Ground.-By ordss OF the
Snnr Cont the Trustees Flint bspust Church IN
this CIV will the 8th lust, commence removing all the
remains miles. othew,e ordered tom tieif Burial Ground
ia Hou.tons lst and ldsys. 10 toer beautiful
Lots purchased the Cypress Hills Cemetery AL persons
inerred requested cs az the grcand aud cave her
order with the Superintendent Nn. T. Burger Also they
ave notice TO pereons interested ia ar OF tue grave stone:
that they bo removed by that day. ia the ustees wiz
not be responsible the CATER - - - - -, . -.
Dec. 4. 1862. JOstPH thOhAWs Secretary.
There il nothing superior TO VAN DEuo.N a,
KOMESrEKON for restoring snd DISEASED RAJ, 70 -
pristine veor and beauty preventing the hlr telling our. ana
promoting groata For sals a. Nos 20 aH ~ rJHs
way aud No rs tultSnst, Brooklyn or % H.
General Agent. No - Cbanbersst., N 4
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Massachusetts Vote for Governor.
The following Is the vote at the recent election for
Governor by counties:
Plurality for Andrew, q ,2iS.

THE ELECTION IN THE THIRD MASSACHUSETTS,
DISTRICT The Boston Journal states that at the
meeting Of the Executive Council on Saturday, it
was voted unanimously to receive the amended re-
turn of the vote for Congress iu the wards of this
city belonging to the Third District. Accordingly
the Hon. Alexander II. Rice will receive the cert
fcate of election rs the next member of Congress
from the District.
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NRESsssED.

-POMROY-In Coventry on Tuesday, Dec ? by the
rev ami assisted by ,hc Rev. DR. C,houn Thomas
M D,y Editor q The Hartford Couant ard Ellen Corneia
Pous6y eldest daughter Of Eleazer PomToy esq, Of North
Coventry. -,
HAYEs-FR IsBlE-Ou "Wednesday evening Dec. g. at the
Broadway bcruacie. By hs Rev. jos. pa T. thompson
H. % Henry Hayes 10 fsnuie r., only daughter oil MytoA
}. Frisbie, ESQ ell OF this city.
Pr ROr-HARtOW-On Thursd,y. Dec. 4. ny the Rev Dr.
Samuel Cox Eniston H. Perot 20 Julia l., youngest
cau Inter u JSAu n Barlow.
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rR0u THE wHsT INDIES.
EavaRcs b. smaH pox-Che Emancipation
Of iac Slaves ia the Dutch Possessions
Tile Fir.i Slaves Sent to America.


CrnAcoA, W. l.. Nov. -. 1902
Ills place and island have recently passed a se-
we're aG..,;ion by tie smallpox. Over 300 deaths
have been reported during some four or five months.
though a. Til. time il hes ceasel TO exist, save q
few cases in The hospital.
Recent rains have greatly relieved The growing
crops upon the ISLANDS from a severe drouih which
had FOX some weeks existed.
Tie slaves in all the Dutch possessions on the
continent are TO be oIaucpated the ith OF July,
1863. Surinam, tbs island aud four or five ether
Wee, India Islands belonging 20 the Netherlands.
have sl.ves. There seems 20 be sentiment Of r.
ioicing among All classes here, bord and free, by
reason Of tie approaching emancipation.
TIE Institution has not, for many ycars, ieeD
profitable upon this leland The owners o. slaves
receive from the Dutch Government % gui.icn
leQual 10 g. The United Stlte-l for each rinve.
Cuba and Porto Rico will, after next July, re
main ;le OILY islands iu tho Wet inliesupou winch
Slavery exists. There Gre many ler.ous held n
slavery here nearly Whites ro slightly chrh
bloc. hat IL cannot bee III criliua'cd.
There are c.ses ieport,I 0l extreme cfueliy hav-
Ing Zen nracficcd iy owners upon tn"ir ala' on
Ibis island We have Witnessed several eases OF
severity.
1he 'lirst cargo Of slaves over known 90 have
ieet irr.or'ed ~ the United States was IRON thu
Island by the Dutch, while they held their poo
sessions Of New Amsterdam, &c.
Peter Stuvyesani, who had governed this island
ors derc den les, wac appointed 70 govern the
Dutch r1sgessions ~ North America ia lDiO or
about liz tine, and was the lat Of then Goyernors
Ire revolutions upon the Spanish Main continue,
the Federal party ~ Hew-Grcnada. ana FeueHnela
ae well from recent reports are Winning victories,
and have pIomine OF triumph. d.
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Guaranty on PRorIcIIoS.


This Is 20 certify that the citizen named In the within bond.
having properly executed the with approved surety he
EMIT ed from hencefoh 20 the full protection and support
Of the Government Of tie United States and which t. hereby
pledged 20 him. All persons military well al civil, are
hereby commanded TO respect him. good and loyal cii
Ia the full enjoyment Of bis property both isa and
soual All orssing hofeby forbidden upon his pTeaies
unless actually necesar for the support and webeiug n
the Union armies In Which all possible shall be
exercised aud foil receipt be given BY the ocsr a. charge
which shall be duly nzed and the property paid for
the United states Government Officers IN command Of the
forging expeditions will be held to the sietet aecouEts
bility for tho protection herein guaranteed
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TmAL TuP or IHE STEAMER GEoRcr WASH
ryoros Tue trial trip Of the new steamer George
" ashiuQton took place on Wednesday. She was
bnilt by Roosevelt & Joyce Of this city, for II. j.
Cromwell g. Co., Pufsey ~ Jones Of Wilmington,
Del, furnishing the engine. The latter Is ono OF
John Bairds drect-acting engines, and is OF three
hundred borse power, with forty-liye inch cylinder
and aHy-iour inch stroke. Tie vessel IL OIL beau
tifal model, ana 10 very substantially constructed
The internal fittings were designed IN accordance
with the directions Of Mr.. Cromwell. Capt L. '.
Gaper will take command Of the steamer, sailing ioT
New-Orleans on Saturday, with freight and pas'
sengors.
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vas also consumed. Insured for $500. The store
house, in which was most of the stock belonging to
the mill, was saved.
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THE OATH AND BOND.
UNITED STATES oy AMERICA.

bIhtt OF touhty OF
Know all men by these presents, that we. - as Princ
pal and -, Surety held and firmly bound the
Government Of the United States in the penal Of
dollars that to say, the said - in the Of - dol
lars and the said - In the like Of - dollars which
agree sha be levied and made Of all respective snd
and tenemonts goods and chatels aud tho OF SAID
Government be rendered To be void, however upon this
condition. that the said shall keep the peace and afford
neither aid comfort to the enemies Of the Government OF
the United States that he will be and steadast citizen
of the United States and that during the present rebellion he
will not beyond the lines Of the Federal armies into
any section Of the country Possession Of the enemy with
out permission of the authorities OF the United Ssts
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Wadsworth would have had had the votes Of
our soldiers entitled to vote in the State been
taken. Apply the same test to other States:


Iowa vote In go Sol vote Vote in 80. Absent Vols
400 1854 172 i6l 1886 a. or Rem mel
Den....56,l39 f: Ais 1852 l2239)
INDIANA.
Rep....7O4O9 1854 1872 O33 20 $50 10 GIG Rep maj
Dem.."..6.l5s: AIS l53,lOo s,75Sj
OHIO.
Rep..T04 400 1854 23l go 40 s2s} e. 400 Rep maj
DEM. 50, 1853 <ll5; 30 1891 l34+0>
WISCONSIN
Rep....7o4O9 1854: 86ilO 1872 10 3i7 Rep maj
Dein.....5S,l59 Ais 66,o97 4S4i>
MICHIGAN.
Rep..... 400 1854 $3.50 isSss 1885 Rep Ins
Dem.....16,l39 4,ll5 6o.2o' 4'0'O'
NRW-JERsEY.
Rep.....7O4Oo 1854: $50 Is5I 772l Rep. maj
m.....56, l59 Ais o-oVi 1VOi'
observation-disclosures
Rep...70409 1874 ae3sS Y Y suo 80 535 Rep mai
Dem...5sis9 4lls q" 3SJ bOlo) '
mAssAcHUsETTs.-GOver
p.u vi 400 ASA : 10. S27 u. 09l =, otep -.
Derm n; i59 /: Ais t3,007 AIS A''io "ep' ~'J
MAINE.
rop.....7olos 1884 G9i59 1905 10 Of, Ron mai
Deil....S6,ls9: ais a378: 3764j ''ii "'P '"''
In making up these estimates, the quota of
volunteers due from the Bell. Everett vote hes
been allowed to the Democrats. In the States
of Pennsylvania, Maine, and Massachusetts the
Governor vote was taken as tho true test of the
strength of parties, for the reason that the
Democratic vote on Governor was much larger
than that for President, which was cast when
success was plainly hopeless.
We shall pursue the scrutiny in another
article.
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SegEOnsa

- baSe inst comple.gd my large snd extensive
s,eek of FALL and WINTER CLOIHlSO, not surpassed
~ "a VARIFTY TASTE and LIE In this city, Tho
CflIlDREN's end FL RNISHlNG DEPARTMENT. nos
eEne All of which WA be sold very low prices Pieass
0- +, B. BALDWIN,
Nos 70 and p Bowe-y.
The larges. store in The city.
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Gn!liarp Notlces.
General Order.
HSAoouAKrEKs SECOND DURrEE's ZovAvsS
CtsP NAsniSGroS. ). l., Dec. 3, 1907. }

usAoov,RrERs SECOND DUREEEs ZovAvRS}
CtsP NAsniSGroS. ). l., Dec. 3, 1862.
,r, ,,er, has been mustered into the United staisa
and win leave or tho seas of in few days under
Aha command Of MajorGen Banks All enlisted men who
belong 20 the regiment and absent without leave are or
dared to report immediately and they do so promptly
ev viii not be puuished it. however they remain absent
after having seen this order and after the regiment has le
NeyYork their will be handed to the IT, s. PROVOST
Marshal General and they will then be arrested deserie
nom the United States service and punished accordingly.
The regiment viii parade in few days receive its eolor
ABEL SMITH yR., Lieut. Col Cou'fg
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Gpenal Noiires.

Nineteenth Wnrd Repualican Associntion.IA
resu an NEE linz ~ this Asoett0n Will De he'd a. unse-
Se'~'I dInv between 59,h aud 6Othss, rlIlS tuday)
EyENlTG, at % o'clock. ". II. De CAMP President
4 Nm So Sors,. Secretaries.
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Fnir at Cooper ttlie, the eueft Of The insi.
tu,.on No so Ctu-ay ~ the CHILDREN OF pECAASE
on DISABLED Sold fkS. 20 continue Que week COM
msrcne M Es DAY Dee p 1902. Single admission 10 cents
Sea-, ~ keta 23 GENTS.
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Notice. hall corner che, and 3Jdst-By special
request Rev. A. e ShIMEALh vii receiver ns inter
estng Dscolrses Ito u. W. neH saooatn even
ns The Angelic Orders. Itoy and Apost1e ilrn sn-
ng Scnptul account Of thei on gin, Nrnoer Nsture,
Faculties or Powera aud their lces In and over the
Physical and Moral Worlds and sheif Final Destiny SER
vices 10 commence st q O'Clock.
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Nonw,LK PAPER MILL BuENEp.-Ihe paper
mill at NorwalA, Conn.,, was burned on "Wednesday
ni,ht Loss on builling and machinery S'J,ou"
la.rrca %, 5000. 4 JVelllghcWs 80. -lis
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Qus,ns have arisen a 20 the nature - the fare oath
a..afne i,st 10 be true which l. 90 viz: the Southern
Coued-racy lawful, established sofernuont Whence o.
would 10 OF Tennessee capable Of bearing
who are viii IN control q ttr Union ass ss sub
ec inst tine 1oniedriaie OoVeruueni. aud oe Z, BE-
Put into it.
According to the law. Of vsT s the option Of the Fed
era Government dispose o them AID OFT lnfr stc % d. 10
ices IT, sub ec 70 the and usases Of civilized
H. by tAose laws, invading army may dep0puiae .
country and take captive s nnsbianls with gsetr reaon
~ Lesser evil u may iate prisoner vherey
AID lsr-.er II may uecssafy prevent mischief
Of .Ara sho liable ald likely 70 beer AIMS as'i4i o.
When i avs 90 lh,u: Oui Of humanity will not 10
will Allow yo4 10 follow your cul ayocsions you
v 10 g.,ds. snd lei your prufr that VII eo ms no
uilt.fs m.clc' itis great sea1.loa Of s ighis IN
IL parole Of soldier net 20 tase up ur'i ilvaly
etchanrei ovsridss o. ut. oblga.ns citizen ed bon,
oath stmeu. Anc relaxation o. Tue got ~ NAf Is
held racTrd b. c.sui.r1 uato. -
e paro Of harmless luhabitani ltlu greater mlsa-
the single obriion 80 ct -n for ln stronger
reason. It NUS brid sesed 5J al pretend
,-i,r ,r ,.r To- ltn.. lt, ls Justice BE- Cysiols
IL j. humane. .ni promotes the wsfe 81 ne country, which
tn ,ol,lt Of s po0F.s. s."e a. Oh "ho'o a'ihas-
lie motto OF cur Government .hsi q 50 Coated.
cfa.e fesoiai.n.u. i4e o. ein' e.. Comm i J.
lot berett 60 the peoe The esd % BE- attained ard
The justice bens thus pointed DOT have only
TO 90. la tie Eon eoii'Asn ga.h l Jp.u) sha W" %
held binding during f1d tfose Who tats u rnlef
e1chsnced ne pfisonof' OF var, vii DO Ao'ossi nom IT.
v ; ROsEcRhSs Waiof-Genenl CoEnlsnding
The lul effect OF thu new policy, Of course, u no.
We, foen. f. promisos uowese. 70 give security
ana revive Hlin4t 'tHs - i'NtIN7f -
exncrt "a dawr wing oi reason nud u concession 81
feeling toward tie Government Suffering bai
al.cady so5erod this frantic people, ana tnvy begin
l., CONF e. the evil Effects Of tlcir frenzy. Tie fac
H. thai starvation far,d them ia the face aud .nct
perceivcd TIM u was necessary 10 fesk protection
sot2ewLere. rms very necessity us-i.is 10 opening
their oycs. Tue mon people RAY that The low
policy tends 10 destroy Rebellion mere without
hahfing. -,
There il no interesting news from the front. w
have biz .,orlos by he 6rapeyinc. -hrowd AlbEo
bow surrendered liu.elf 10 Gen. sIll's pickoi3
,.sfsrti,. anl tOu "a ticmlnlOus story about The
Rebel force within relch of NLfireesboro-lDu guns
and 3D. lOJ effective men. Cannon.
Inerr war some snnnizhing Yesterday the rsul
OF which Will reach you 10y to. sraph I'D doe seeson
FONIMENCl.
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LOCAL MOVEMENTS or VESSELS.

On Thursday the Houton, - naval tranfpor'.
heavily laden with stores and provisions NJ the
Groo.iyn Naty-iad, went 20 ecn. Tie massa-
aim. e.p. TRANSPORT will be taken IN hand i'f M
,o,aiife rcpnir. Tie Cir,asslan ~ 10 he hn-led
IA soon is possible. She j. u supply ship The
Connecticut /. aow "a lull-rgled man-oi-wnr heavily
armed, and will be reported ready Cor sea thus week
The steam guuboat M.lnsutLa Is 10 DC ove.haulcd
~ once AMI put in sea uits. The yacht America IS
about 10 be armed.
ThE iRON-CLhD NANTUCKET.
The Ericsson battery which j. being built by me
Atlantic works AT East Boston, n rapidly approach
;ug completion She Will bee launched sIae"nys,
and tine ways are IN preparation iof thal purpose
Gbe will be- ready 10 launch in the conrse 81 tne
nrefcut week. Tie Nantucket II Of the same dimen-
,on. ms the Nahaut, ana one q the strongest ana
moot thoroughly constructed MontOiH oi tie WhCie
number which have been ord red 10 be bmlt.
TIIE sLOOP OssiPPEE.
The fne screw slOop Of w4r Oslppee, Wlich wa
launched M tie Portsmouth Nayy-far1 abou wear
aoo. sill hes there, altlough IL was renored tnai
.Ge was 10 20 TO sea before this umc. IL ia under
s,ood tL.t h.r engines Gro u.uih.'ni, tla .lin.
,riors are piyen 10 th eject tha. the whole tte'in
works will rrovo % heafmlure. They areof tonnec
ticut manufacture The il0us4t0n'c, which Is %. 10.
..,ue al t-s and tuuimCa as tAe Oe-ipet' was
launched al ChGrl. town snort i.iAt "eloio '"e
q aimee and has been several months nt r'i'
yresiLs At THE PHILADELPHIA hAfi-YAEp
TIe t,.. Yca rs noW lying n. tag el'l i.'' 'N
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--. ProvO,. Judge aud U s. Com

Signed sealed and ACKNOWLEDGED before In testimony
whereof, witness my hand and official seal this day
OF -, 1876
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SUPPLE, FOR tn ARMY
So much has been .aid respec ing tie Quarierma'-
ter. Department as being tie cause Of the delay IN
our military affairs, that IL may be- Interesting T.
know whether There 10 really apy scarcit, OF cloth
ing and other articcs Of uniform apparel. The prln-
cipl depot Of this branch Of he service Is IN Pha-
dclplia, under the management 81 Gel. George II.
Crosman. The following statement OF the lnppIes
now on hand ia that city is from HIN. We may
ndd that immense quantities are constantly shipped
whenever ordered ~ the Department NJ Washing
ton AMI all orders attended To wiIh the utmost
dispatch:
etOfnfsG or HANp uKADY T0E IsrK At TIM scntilhiLL
AIsnvAL, DE. ], lot2
rr,jf,,rn coos- ENGINEER ordnance. artillery and in
90
Trul! d-aronn clyalry and light riuIefy. 'ttI
lllwEsrs, mounted
lrulsiers. 70
flannel
Rubber Ilsnkets, atll)
Dfca Oats, Iouuttd, ~ go - ... ......... 81 30
Great Goats foot, 800 ,.,,c,
Roots ~"
e aiher
Eof1gs
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Major Gen. Comdg Dep's Of the Cumberland.
ANDhEW JOHNSON,

You discover that it If approved by Gov. johnson.
II created cOnsde excitement aud gave obvious
satisfaction to the public. Its effect will be simply
to absolve those who tke the oath from obligations
to participate IN the war, aud will enable tbem 10
pursue business undisiurbed under tie protection OF
the United States Government, AID under the Rebel
military power il they should repossess Nashville,
il the latter has any respect Tor the rights and lite
rests OF the people.
The new policy was very goncraily discussed,
aud many expressed desire to adopt it, but - the
public old rot clearly comprehend II, Gen. kofe-
Grams published the following explanation Of IL, VIZ.
E1PLASATIOS OF The PAROLE OATH HY AAJ.-GES.
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Meeting on the Corn Exchnwape.

| " =
cisl .Nssocistion.
DEAR TX; This being the that custom has so.mn
lied for tn rendition OF thanks TO the Almighty for the
blessings OF the past not incumbent upon the bumsn
ympabies the Produce EIchsngs to place upon
record some pa ocular aknowsdsment Of merciss show "a
ma and onr test Can it better be done L.p nv en-
ubutug tho rel,f q those who are sufferer; from act
befoism of virtu,? We refer to the operatives Lancashire
and other msnuisctuhus districts Of Great Britain Who
tLoneb drrivsd o. the privilege labor by our unhsppv
ey, sosops 70 suffered III silence rather than upbr.d
our Government for that which they know 1t Is
The quiet submission BY tn operatives In the cotton
featuring distcts of Great Sris Ond pending poverty.
and thew have months endured Is itself sufficient
command our highest knmir ion ou wnen We see these
poor but honest res,g the powerful inaence' Of des-
ttutiou and starvation and use 70 turn the Complaints
against Government IL vouG' pe out Jus' oute y
IN plenty to exc them some scsn'wi-
edgmeut ,,..,.u,
We woad Therefore most respec.f my Suggest taN n'
ere of ne unite In sending to them food,
that in whch the Association deal and me desue opsfe
ve most pressiny need few shl posds dispatched az
ibis would ouly be proper b. u hupae act ana
IL such movement fr,ets your approval We peg 70 n'S
hv of
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iDcc.Dk Vi eh>
CRACIN n Co.,
DAVID BOWS 4 Co.
JEWELL, HARRISON 3
Co..
JESSE B0YT & Co.
7. w. FIskE & Co.,
&. ROBERTS e. Co,
J. B. uERuCK & SeN,
SAGE Il Co,
ADON SMl VI GlCo., sz:U
BROWN 4 gAEY.
PHILLIPS, STEELE & Co.,
WILLIAMS o. GUI0N,
PETER RICE & Co..
LAWRENCE, GILES & Co.,
JOIN X. WITH,
WILSON { BROWN.
FANCNER 4 Mo HESXf.
WALSH, CARyfRkCHASE.
PATTERSON, KNAPP & Co,
a. T.. MASTERS.
j.. NYB,
hNDRLW LUKE.
GEORGE ID. PUR1LN.
T.. VAUGHAN,
EASTMAN & CO.,
ALLEN Hay.
COLGATE & CO.
pgM. 4. COLEMAN.
II the Commercial Ass citation
that the members Of the Asso-
At the Produce Eychsn a., on
ID. IN. 70 consider the above
= p. WALLACE, President.
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| JObA tDOlftltst'AA " NsftS
tho hrtherance Of the object.
r.. *. ALBUETIS,,
HERM STU1 ZEE & Co..
SNOW l. BURGESS.
TRASH & DEARBORN.
G. III. MARSHALL Il Co..
ROWLAND & FR0THINt'
HAM,
JNO. WILyOT,
THOHsS DUNN AM,
Il. w. COLEMAN
II. w. WALbRIDlE x Co.,
HECKER & BROTHER,
A. DARDTN0 & RCsE,
WOODRUFF &ROBlhsON,
BENZ. JONES,
C.. {. DUNCAN < Co.
STURGES, CLEARIAN T.
BOYD ( HyNcKEN, .
+. NJ. FRENCH.
MClLNAlN h BRITTLE h.o,
JOHN II. POOL L Co..
RUSSELL g. hVE3ILL,
FKEIZ BkOSE,
j y. HOLCOMB & Co.,
WOODRUFF "a Co,
SAWYER, w ALLACE &C =,
COOPER - u
D. O CARTWRIGHT.
ROBERT GETTY.
At meeting CT the Board
held this day, Il was resolves
citation be requested to mee'
SATURDAY, December 8, at
memorial.
December 4. 1872.
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ARMY OF THE Quo.
New Policy I'm this Dcpartmens-'Non-Con -
bntants' ParoIe-tSen. BosecriNns's Ex-
PLANTATION OF tits Elect-FrNm the

From Our Special Correspondent
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov 30, lets
Major-General Rosecrans has announced q new
policy for the government Of the non-combatant
population of Tennessee applicable most especially
to the people Of Nashville who keeny realizing
the miseries of war. He devised the following bond
and parole oath Of neutrality, and Col Truesdail of
his staff, framed the accompanying guaranty, in
order that the people might understand their status
and be governed accordingly, viz:
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skates nad straps.

skates nad straps.
$4,000 PAIRS Or
LADIES AND GEAILEMENS SKATES,
COMPRISING al tie and most approved patterns Also
Fousf, Patent Lever SKATE Blek.es, at who.essie -
fkLIEltlCh SIS 'E-'S' NO. % kibyst, Boston.
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Norce.-Ihe AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
call attention Of the public to the language o. e Tax Law
on Telegrepbc messages VIZ Ssciioo loi No seegspk
Compsny on It's agents p.oy6e shall RECEIVE from
DlsPATCH or MESSAGE WITHOUT ADHESIVE
SIAMP denotr the duty imposed by this Act beng ehed
20 copy thereof having h. same sieu ped and
In default thereof shall incur pouaty Of Ten Do,iara"
Section provides that IN and all cases Hhe On sd
King die same shall thereupon the sitias OF his
e md the date upon which the shall Re attached or
need - t.At tho shall not again be used .
Ole Cori.siouer of luterns Revenue Ia, given notice
a .tas are m readiness that the law VIII 0e enforced
on anu after tie - OF December next
stamp. can - obsre at usual places Of sale or the
Office. OF ths Company. -. -
sr.s.ee f,r Which the Geographic charge - twenty cents
- nr Tor the ufst ten words require oneeent stamp;
messages for which the charge twenty cents Tor the
fret ten words REQ lire a three cent stamp
Nm. ub