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The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Boart Of AIdermen.

Board OF Aldermen
orHER NOMINEE OF MAYOR FOR STREET CON-
AN~ ,oNER REJEoTED-' ANOTHER AND ANOTHER -
| Hss> Is STILL THEY CoME,'
"Tts> Aldermen met yesterday at one O'CLOCK
The ecsrd. Henry, Esq in the chaip
President 5ohSo. On FOR sTREsr coSassrorEnsHr
Asornss sosi~Ss. y Of Thomas D. stillman
Eq. for ooufrma.iou asS.,, -. na "onnrm,,,. : :
Alderman DAs1os moved for
AIemsu Boonw said tina. e the Mayor yo@a ssn hsres
withthe Mayor in any mnat Nn he (tA Ii nonina,ion
advise and confer with the mon Vers On sur whom the
Alderman DAsIoK desired to KNOW WIN Charter
Mayor should confer His inscr, Natien Of tn nike
was that u meant tlss tho asyo mus. nrs, \ to
reject or cc,rm the party named. lie hoped tho Nay.
woud 81 md ou resoutey sod reject the nter crcnce
any coalition The consultations werc 'of h,tnms Dut
bargain tsdo for the votes of tho @mbeFs Of thc
Boar Of Aderesen and he hoped the Mayo "ou'd sanu
Alderman Boess said that IL tie members ov the Board
desired to bargain they could do much better oy gong
TO the Mayor Tesys go to Mr.. Stlman a " make
bargain with him Oaughtor)
Th, nomination. was lost BY vo4o of elovoa ave.
and Allen Against Smith Walsh Prs vtent
Henry, Reel, MITCHELL jeremiah, Frcar Bcole OttiaS
Froment and Farley. Absent-Gcnot
Alderman DAYTON offered resolution esxiDg the opAts
Of tho Corporation Counsel the legality II the
val OF tho Deputy Commissioner from that olue
Alderman DAYTON then sad that he has ordinance,
"oIM @ b nor ye de & or O
than ono dollar and no desired TO state now the provi
OF the ordinance. \
Objections made, and the Alderman wsSnet per- |
mitted to proceed tho ordinance before
Board.
On communication being received from the'City In
Colonel Dcavan), appointing two health ward
eus, Alderman DAYTON asked If tho City Inspector had
s.advised' with the members OF the Board
Alderman Bo fsar.ess.y said that he had and hay
ing convinced them that the nominees good and
competent men, Board Determined TO confirm them.
The nominations confirmed.
Alderman BRADY making some remarks whcn |
Alderman Dayton interrupted him. Alderman b. said no
would suev the representative Of the Ninth district
to interrupt him; and omphaticsy told him that al.
though he may be a lawyer, he was no geucman |
An ordinance Spproprating additional sum of
$500 900 for the rcci families Of volunteers laid
over, ana made specia! order
The Board adjourned to this day Saturday, at two
n ri lck |
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1nmrxs MoNrs rHH REsxL ARnv.--we have received
from Msssrs. Barnos Burr, pubshers most interest.
Ing little volume entitled Thirteen Months In the Rebel
Army by an Impressed New Yorker" II furnishes one
Of the most truthful and reliable accounts Of the cond
on Of things down South and Of the purposes aims and
resources Of tho rebel despotsm that have yet been
presented TO the public.
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Prizes Ca shed tn All Legalized Lotte-
rcs Informat gwen JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No. II
Wall street, room No. I, New York.
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ARRIVAL OF THE IoRfuEaH LIGET.
s7sl,s4o In TREASURE o.S FREIGHT
News from New Cranada. Central Americ> a'u
the South Paciflb Republics,
So, &c.. 30.

Tho steamship Northern Light, Captau Tinklepaagh,
from Aspnwal 26th ult arrived at this port at late
hour last night.
Suhininad lha snecie af o1 The Norfharn Iirht.
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Monster Cannon ON New Principle.

Monster Cannon d New Principlc.
new description Of cannon invented by Daniel Fits
gerald o this city, tested small scale yesterday
afternoon at As Greenc street This gun IL Is claimed
propci = missile Of any weight up 70 tons The
gun bolt OF wrought iron fastened TO the bow OF
gunboat the gunboat 70 the gun carriage Tho mis-
so made in The ordinary conicai shape with hole
drilled or cast !. Il iengthwise sufficiently large to en-
close .e bolt and leave for charge Of gunpowdcr
The gunpowdcr placed between the end Of the Dol. and
tho bottom OF the cavity in the projsctie The latter
being lighter than the gunboat Is propelled by tho powder
whom It explodes There many advantages urged IN
favor Of this nventlon which, they be established WIN
prove the most destructive weapon beyond comparison
evor invented Tho trial was on suoh miniature scale
yesterday however that little Judgment could DO ormeo
Of the merits OF the invention. Commodore Porter
and other snicers wore present.
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Ar vonib Or auia PEAR has equal for preserving and
S.antfylna lie eompes,on aud skin Las, after using.
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w. A. Batchsior's Celebrated Esta abiish.
ven, for WIGS Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng and
Moidava Cream FOR besnfying the hais 10 Bond street.
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The Finest and Most Graceful Hat for
Gentlemen New York manufactured and sold by E6
PEkSCHEID, No lis Nassau street
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Comfort and Cure for the Rupsvred-
Sent free any afflicted with rupture or hernA AZ
dress box 7SS New York Post odlce.
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Tr~sses.-nfarsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No 2yesey ST. opposite tho ehurca No connection
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Trusses.-Marsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss once OF broadway and Ann street, under Ba
nnm,a A famale nttenda ladies.
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when you Feel . Cough or Bremsn a.r mel .ni
PECTOaAL, ssd cure " befors becomes lpcu'sss0>
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Trusses.--ssyvhite's Pateut Lever TrusA
"a the best Truss in the wori aud comfort Dom
buy until you It. II IA xht clean and easy Panphisss
free. 0kE0Ohx = Soi 40 ponu s"oe''
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with nav ~arseTr f.om Phaiephia for Shin Island
ce- sores Tor the ned States government, was re-
.y wrecked near the Berry Islands
Foreign Ports.
CALLAo. Sept f2-Arr previous winaed cco,t pcd.ar.
for Cork for orders Harry Blur Rs do Csnd aid for
Antwerp, Isabella Coin do (and for Iambnra, II, m
lin. Wheelwrighht for ChInchas 10 ad ~.
Cork for onders Radiant Mathews chnchas tand sid FOR
Banna Dads Atwood cbnchss or Enand lor oFder'
Sid previoas % Sept ~ Borneo Reed Chinchas: winaed
scot, Rogers, France Egypt Holmes. Cork q Ricaard
son kenda, Antwerp Rocklight Hadey. Chinchas; Lin.
In port Sep! ships vsula Barsisy disg Bandina Dud
icy Atwood. for England preparing FOR sea.
GthosRA sept sid previous ship Gentoo. States
aSd "a FOR ma sg E% Steamer pss Mount sY0,.
and cid for 81 John NB) datc schr Mags Fulton VIII
m,,ngton, NC. Cid sd. schr Levi Rowe Keller EVork
losd @ VS. SEP. l-Sid previous, ship Linda Tome.
In por, Sept ships Keystone Burnham, repg Sunshine
iPAR S:xAAsHrr cIrr ov wAsuSoros orr CArx RAe...
-, Nov yor, s,c srsttGaArnIci
Arr fr'm Eew io,s septl9 colsnm, At Waterford Sw~A
and DrooA, at Co l2h, Alice ~ Lisbon Anna Evans =
Alicante INh DNachas at faragona 18th, king Wave
Neptune A. vnoh Lens, at Cardiff; test ct Fsl
Brilliant, at Dead; 49,, Orient, at Liverpool
Arr from Boston Aug Is, Star at bombay
Sid for NYors Sep. 23 X Adams, CostIsn Kate Horn
and VIM Smith O'Brien. fl ON Liverpool.
The Adelaide foom New York for Dublin ashore ssas
Walerford or the 10Th Sept but got OF the day
--latest Qnecnsowny
Arr from Ncw YORK Tansers ~ Dublin; 1ortoua (s q
American PSrta.
ApSToN Ocs GArr lby I'D ship chnbler. san Francis
~ hrks Kebcs Cardiff; Florence Liverpool: bris Union.
fr1el
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The Central Park Conccrts-The New
Music Stn nd,

II tho weather shond be favorable, there will be music
at the Central Park to-day at half past three NJ when
the following programme will be performed by bod
worth's band in tho new Music Pavilion
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PING NEW 8
Arrived.

Arrived.
eteamshp Tinkepsnshs Aspiawam Sept -
with passengers and specie. 70 ID Is Allen.
seAnsnip briii.h Queen br) lie hessurier Havana -
~. and Nassau, kf S9th with tobacco, auxAr And - -
CunArd. Has anchored at Quarantine segars, 70
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Doctor Huntersa Discovery cures sne
and old uloesA No. Division street, Now iofA o'v
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Try One or the New Hat C0mpany's
fall style OF Hats price S. equal any In the city No 4s
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How TO Tell a Stranger.-There 10 but
way OF distinguishing stranger on Broadway
from He be the former N he does not
wear one of ENOxS HATS. the elegant Fall Style Of
attracting such attention NJ No. zlZ Broadway.
Citizens always appear in them.
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David's Fall Stydo OF Gsntlenaen's Hats,
209tFBroadway, near Da8ne street.
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Crtatadoro's HAIR Dye, Prescrvatsvc and
Wig depot wholesAle and retail No Astor novse lne
Dye u applied by experienced afNsA
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The Arabia Outvvard Bound.

HAiIFAT, NJ s., OCT y, IS6z
The steamship Arabia arrived from Boston at SIX
O'Clock this morning. and sailed again AZ eight Tor Liver
pool.
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TOO LATE rOR CLAsSrFrcATiOS. !.

xuArrEp-rrrrY GOOD BoQr Or SHOE rREkHs
wv and twelve smArt good sifqd ooyA Aepy tpssssrsW
& q L. mesriana ~ pey v
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Great Victory WOu.-The Grand Ar.
my OF FaShion marched upon WHITE the Halter for
his spendid fall style Of has having decided that White
At 2I0 Hroadway
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
Action OF the Rebel Congress on President
Lincoin's Emnnci patton. Proclamation.

Action OF the Rebel Congress on President
Lincoin's Emnncipation.P Proclamation.
The WEEKLY HERALD for tho present week ready this
morning ten O'clock will contain highly interesting
OF tho OF the Rebel Senate the Proca
nation of President Lincoln Emancipatng the Slaves in
the States In Rebellion aftor the first of January next
The latest accounts of the Of tho Army OF
Mcclellan The latest dispatches in regard TO the Impor
tan, Movements of the Union and Rebel Forces Ken.
lucky Missouri Account of the Evacuation Of Cum.
berland Gap by General Morgan Important Intelligence
from Now Orleans other parts of the South Int
resting Account Of the Union Victory at Iuka Fun Re
port Of the Killing OF MAJOR General Nelson by Brigadi
General DAVIS at Louisville; Letter from our Special
Correspondent az st Paul the Indian War Late and
Important Intelligence from Europe, and a news oi the
past week interest Terms-lhree dollars per yclr
Slngle copies, Ia wrappers, six cents .
OGiciaI Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co. kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KrSrucxr Exra, Class 46-ocober 3, 1862
&C, 81, u Is ~ y 7s a. 49, 3 1903 ls ST. o.
d6, 10, G5, 3 81, 50, "a, IL, 80, 81, Al, III. a..
Circulars sent free Of charge Sy 1sdssSn Es
Covinsion. KY. or st Louis, Mo.
Oncial Drawings OF the Delaware state
'''' psLAwAns ExrnA oIAs. H7-ocober 5 1852
o. o. .prl.wasr. e. ssi.-oeiossrS 1854
C6. ., 10. -, u, ,, 70. 10, IL, 81. "a, ~, 49,
o'''''''' '''' = JOHN A; NORRIS 90.
wilmington, DciaWAre
Omciai Drawings or the Library Assoc
citation COmpsnys Lottery Of Kentucky; 90.
46, ~. Sc, = y, GS Go ao g ,ss, q; o. 3d. 10.
67, 73, 8, 20, ~, ", II, "a, 45, 60, 81, 8.
''''' ~" r. FRANCE co.. oovinston Ky
Prizes Cashed I'm All Lsgaiizsd Lctte,
wall street. No l. New York.
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The Finest and Most Graceful Hat for
gsnsmsn r. New Ycrs Is n.nnfscured and sold BY e.
David's Fall stye OF Gsntlemsn,s Hats,
2o9,fsBroadway, near Dasne street.
Try One or the New Hat Company's
fall style Of Hats price S. equal any In the city No aS
HsSSa" sHee"
How 60 Tell a stranger.-There IL hut
sure way Of DISTINGUISHING strsnser on Broadway
1s% ~esr one S'. ~ KScxs Hats sss.n ss .syl.
Citizens alsays appear 10 them
A Great Victory won.-The Grand Ar
:pI.s$s s.: SssS.s SSs, %s:
at ZIG Broadway.
Last Day OF Cauihieen and Claude Mar
anc.s both afternoon aud evening"
Frcdricks Sk Co. Photographer, 150
Rihh avenue, Madison square.
Eight Cartes dc Visite for S1-Equal TO
The best made BALCH& 20 Greenwich ST. oor. bsrc'ay
Batchelor's HatS Dye-the Best I'm the
world ;instantsneons hssnlss and reliable sold srug
iss peri where. Factory 81 bafSay rees
Criatadoro's HAIR Dye, Press,wassve i,s. tive and md
Wig depot wholesale and retail No Asor Mouse. Inc
Dye v applied by experienced artsA
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~ p osr orrICR NOTICES.

v,osr ofrlCE NOTICE.-rfIE MAILS FOR THn
Il Uni'<d Kingdom and the Continent, via QueenMovn
and Lw POOL per Etna and for the German state
He barg. per steamer Burussia will close a hr once
on tursay the 4h day OF October al lox O'Clock ~.
and a. he ~ town ssatfous follows aud D,
s.AA M; stations and ID, s2O NJ; station Z, ' 20 A
~. aud stations and q, . o'clocNA, ~
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Last Day OF On authlecn and Claude Mar.
GEL. THE IDIOT OF TARBEs, al BARNUMs. Perform
anc.s both afternoon aud evening
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OMcial Ora w ings or the Library Asso-
citation Company's Lottery Of Kentucky
CLASS No. 3II-October 8, 1862
46, 73, sc, z, n, IS, 60, 40, 8, 4, 50, 38, IL.
Glass No 3l5-0ctober 3, 1852
67, 73, 3. 20, ~, Gy, II, n, 45, 60, 81, 8.
i'' '''O''' "0 4. FRANCE CO., ooyiuston, Ky.
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Batchelor's Hatr Dye-thc Best In the
erid hssness and reliable Sold BY arug
sts and peri svey Factory VI Barclay street
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OGiciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy x
Co Is Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KnSrucxY, ExrR, CLASS lG.-October 3 1862.
&C, 81, "a 2j ~, ", 73 II, 40, 3, u, 81, 81.
KrsTucKY. CLASS is0-October 2. 1862.
46, TO- G5, ., 81, 50, "a, ~, 80, 81, al, IL, 81.
Circulars sent free of charge by add ressng either 70
MURRAY, EDDY n CO.,
Gown gton KY, or st Louis, No
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Eight Cartes dc Visite tor S1-Equal 90
The bes, made BALCHS 2se Greenwich ST. Barclay
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Frcdricks Il Co, Photographers, 17e
Fish avenue, Madison SQUARE
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OmcIal Drawings or the Delaware stat'

Lotteries
DxLAwAnx, Extra GLASS fl7-october g. 1852
GO, s, IL 80, 81, 81, ~, 81, Al, l3, 26, 81, SO.
DELAWARE. Class 3is-Ocobsr 8, 1869
c. ., 10, 4J, n, ,, 10 10, IL, 81. "a, n, %.
= JOHN A. MORRIS d co.,
Wilming gon Delaware
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DROwNis STANDARD sCALES--ESTABLIsHBD -
ID yars-Adapted every branch Of blsne5s for weigh.
na light and heavy merchandse Railroad Hay and CosA
Sea es Groccrs Druggists and Scales Wegh
masters Frames Apparatus Special attention
given repn standards fun stock OF all kinds con.
make and warranted IN every
particular r. BROWN No Barclay street. opposite the
House Mr. j. d. Brewer, who has been with this
house for the last ten years. remains with us
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From Eredertcksburg.

We were permitted on yesterday to see a
letter from the suburbs Of the ancisn, "burg, -
bearing date OF the 1osh, which stated ina:
Mrs Smock, an aged lacy, OF some eo or 70
years Of age. and mrs 0roodwin, aget about
50, together with Messrs. Peter F. Cox aid
WIN. b. Waller, the one 80, the other abo at
co. had been arrested, charged with giving
aid and comfort to the enemy oy harooring
their pickets. The letter further stated that
the enemy had made but little Roadway
out Of the place the Aforesaid arrests hav-
ing been made BY dash" Of cavalry.
EThe headquarters of General Patrick. the
General commanding q. Fredericksburg,
nave been tAksn in the private part Of the
Farmers Bank Of that place.
There have been u yet NO arrests III the
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Sc J<s. II. FAfLOE 4 SEQ, AES..va.a.


A DMINISTKA TOK'S SALEuE 10
IA acres OF land in the county Of Henrico,
nine miles below the city ri Richmond, on
the Williamsburg stage road, one half mile
rom she York River railyold, together with
the stock Of Horses. Mules, Cows, Farmips I'm
plement Is Cor n, &c.-l will sell On the premi
SEES, on THURSDAY, The 10 h day OF May,
1869. commencing at IL O'Clock A ii the
Farm of the late James ". Snauo, deceased
con tairtng about two hundred and twenty
acres, and dis amt from Richmond about nire
miles and from the York River railroad less
than half mile. One hundred and fifty to
one hundred and sixty acres Of the land are
cleared, and upon which q crop If wheat and
winter Vsts has been seeded; the remainder is
well wooded. Adjoining the lancs OF George
N Savage, Esq, Williamson Allen, deceased,
Dr. Anderson. sind others.
The Improvements consist Of 4 dwelling
house with Ave rooms, barn. stable tee. house,
and the usual out.buiidings.
Immediately after the sale Of the land will
bs sold the stock Of Ecrsss. Mulss, Cows. Hogs,
crops OF Corn, Fodder, 60 Farming Imple.
nents, Household Furniture, &c.
TRkNR-As ~ the real estate, one.thiTl cash
the remainder at six lid twelve mouths, for
negotiable notes interest GdtGd. and secured
oy q trus. deed. For Ia ysritas ole pro Ger II !,
sums OF 60 aid uIdar, cash; ever hat sum
four mol ths' credit, for approved, endorsed
negotiable paper
GEORGE ID. FLEASANTS,
Admir- for Jas w. 4pead, decd.
JAS. ID. TAYLOR Il SoS, Aactioneers.
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A ukI>Is orators SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY At AUCTION. AT
HIal MEADOW FASA. n MI ~ EAsT OF
RIcHAosn, On IHv sroHH hun Road 40.
ministr4 tor Of JOSIAH DAbDs, deco, shall expose
to sale at public auction, GA the premises. Hugh
Meadow Farm on TU NSDAY. the 10th day Of
May. '662. commanding t 10 O'clock A n the On.
tire PaRISHABLn PROPER on the farm
cons STING # the f,llo-ips viz Mules a.d
Horses, q head Cast Of the best kind the oek
of Hogs. crop Il Corn, Fodder &C.. Fa,mipg
Ute shs Of every deseipd IN, excellent Osrriase
and HsI ness Top ussy, with double a. single
harness. i hrss bib hins. (sery superior,)
n~ssly nsw And In goot order: toss me- with the
entire Household aid Kitchen Furo,ure, OF q. eel
i-n' qnsN'y, and co sist ps Of NE 49, kiads.
P.v, "a to III sale o. the pe-son k-ts.s, the
F .RM called High Meadow" mll-s E.-t Of
sn. etv, cont snrg about 90 &C Q Of hignl, I'm.
proved land VIII . dweirS and ample out.
builainss, viii be Teeted 70 tbs htghes. BIDDER
TGRks.-For the personal estate. fer Gums Of
90 and unds'. oasb over that amount moo ths
Gre d., for approved end,rsed nsgotiao.e paper
with in .erest addsd
0Ev. D, PLE.SAN 20, sheriff Of
He nrico County and Admr Josiah l. sbbs, Decd
my l2--tde
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OblluAPy.

Died. on Monday, 9th instant, IN Wi!nams-
burg, Mr. OELAWARE u. BRAHCh:
While lighting bravsly ana ealAnuy fof
his country. under aeontinual shower q oul.
the forehead and instantly killed. He va
member Of the Faystts ARTILLERY. and vas
tween orr UonfedsSaoy and the Lincoln des.
potjaA. He Wa brave, generous, noDiy I'm:
pulsive, high In the esteem Of his friends ana
dearly loved b. all Who knew him; He has
fallen In the flower Of his youth, In defending
the soil Of his birth from the invadsr. He
was your man Of marked industry ana an
ergy Of character. Though oelio4ts in health,
he endured the fatigue sxposprs aHd priva.
ton OF camp Life without murmoe. Long
VIII b. remembered the exQuisite mosicA
taste, and plse SAINT. humorous way s. mat en-.
hvsned every scene In which he participated.
The immortsles that VIII blossom on his
grave will not b more fresh snl fragraat
Inan tns memory OF the young soldier In she
hearts OF his companions In arms. De vas
kind end a6sctionate In his disposition. he
leaves kind. loving mother and father. four
sisters aud three brothers to mourn their
ioss. None who knew him need DO told
warmer heart death never m ade cold Written
cy IL OLE w1o Lov1D BIN
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By TRoS. ". KEESEI. Anes..
lO@ce corner OF 12rh and Gary su.1


ELE0ANT HLUStH I'D AND HITCH.
IL 81 tu8SITUA1, su1B1IoA koslWooD UAsH
FIA1o: &C., for sale at AUCTION VII be sold
on THURSDAY morning, May Is h, com.
mehclI At 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs.
e. DrewJy, (who 10 declining house kee D.
n 81 on second. between Gary and Canal SIS j..
all OF her Household and K. chen Furniture
cons sang in part Of
! kiegant rosewood Case Piano. ootav@s.
mace by Wise;
Mahogany frame Plush Tete.a. Cetss:
Mahogany Sof 3, in hair cioth;
Etegre, very superior;
hat Rack. very superior,
Bedsteads,
Bureaus.
WRrdrohes,
WashetandA,
Tables,
Chairs.
Crockery and Glassware, &c.
TKRAs--Uash.
THO8. W. KEESEE,
my ~ AuCtiOneer.
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Donation of a BELL.

The following Is n copy OF a letter acknow.
ledgirg the receipt Of q bell .donatediby citi.
sen OF Kinston, N. o., to the Ordnance De
partment of the Oop fedsrate Government,
ORDNANCE DBPor,
Richmond, May l2. 1864.
Dr. Thomas WoOdley, Kiuston. N. q,
Sir am directed by COL J. 6orgas. Chief
Of Ordnance, TO acknowledge the receipt of q
bell, presen ted to the Donf.dsi ate states of
America, By "Caarlie Beaurgard, through
yeu-his father.
am, also, directed to thank you, in the
name OF the Department, for this patriotic do.
nation; and hope, eafnestly, that "Charlie
Beauregaro" may live long enough TO ENJOY
the blessings of that liberty We are all now
struggling to obtain.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your Cb't servant,
W ). DtvHHB.
NJ s X Of Ordnance.
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Fifty Third Virginia Regiment

a correspondent at Camp IA adolph. near
Suffolk. furnishes Us with the following re-.
organisation Of the a3d regiment Virginia
volunteers:
The election in the IS Virginia, held on the
9Th inst. resulted a. follows; Field Ohcers.
Col. H. B Tomlin, Lieut.: Col q Mon
tague, and Major q. NJ. Waddill. eli re-
elected Ia Gem pany A. Capt John Guam.
man, IT,, reelected. Company b, James
n. Saunders, elected Captain. iompany y,
Captain VIM Il. Aylett, re- electsd. Oom
pany E, Captain John O. ftmbsrlaks, re.
e.ected. COMPANY +. Capt. q. Ohappell,
re. elected. COMPANY q, Lieut.. r. ". Mar.
TIN, elected Captain. Company b, Captain
w. q. Pollard. re. elected. Company !. Lieut..
Roes Garter, cleo led Captain.