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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-24
Between Cea. G-aat and
1fta.r Beauregard.s


Between Cea. G-aat and
STRESS Beauregard.,
hErTER or GEN. DEArEEc.nD.
Headquarters ARMY OF THE MIssrs-
slprl, MONTEREY. April s. 1862.
SIN: ut the close Of the conai ycstef.
day, my forces being exhausted 10y the eS-
traordinary length Of time dnring which
they were engaged with yours on that AMI
the preceding day. anil it being apparent
that you hal received. and were It'll re-
cciving. reinforcem"nts. felt 1t my duty
to withdraw my troops from the imm''di-
ate scene Of conflict.
Unler these circumstances. in accord
ance with usa.es Of war. shall transmit
this unler a flag oftuce. TO ask permission
to send a mounted party to the battls-.
field Of Shiloh. for the purpose OF giving
decent ipiternent To my katfte y,ur I
Certain gentlemen wishing TO avail
themselves Of this opportunity to. remove
the remains of their sons AMI frien'ls.
must request for them the privilege Of ac-
companying the burial party. and in con-
nection deem it proper To .ay. am AK
ing only what have extcn,lc,l to your own
caunirymen under similar -circnms tnncrs.
Respectfully. Gen. your ob'nt serv't.
Z q. L. BEAUREGAKD Gen. Com'dg.
To Maj General T. 5. Cant. u ;. a.
Commanding U. 5. forces near Pittsburg,
Tenn. -
GENERAL GRANTS REILLY.
HEaDoyAai Frs ARMY IN THE FIELD,
PrrrsRunGn. April o. 1862.
General p. g. 4. Beauregcrd Command.
inn Confederate Army of tie Mississippi,
Monterey. Tenn:
Yonr dispatch of yesterday is inst re-
ceived Owing TO the warmth Of the
weather. deemed It advislble to have al.
the dead OF both pasties buried immediate<
", heavy details were, made for this pur-
Pose, and it is now accomplished.
There cannot. therefore. be any neces--
sity OF admitting within our lines the par
ties you desired to send on the grounds
asked.
i shall always be glad to extend any
csuttesy consistent with duty, and especis
ally SO when dictated by humanity.
| am. General. respectfully your ebedi--
en-. servant. 10 = III. s. GnkSrs
Major General Commanding
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-04-24

ceiying a severe wound. though not rem,
tdering him unfit for duty. The 9th Indi-
ana also bore noble part 10 the Struggle,
Col. Bass of the Both was MORALLY wound
ed. and when Charley Bowen left Padncah
on Sunday night. was not expected to live
till morning.
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I'm UNIIFn SrArEs IN Law,
MARE -.

BANIA-COOPEROn Thursday. Oct IL. 1t lthc residence
thc brides pafen Nc. q Charlton street BY the Koy.
w. :. Mics af. SAnne Baia % Miss Annie L, daush-
ter o. 4. T. Cooper esq. o. shu city.
BEuOkS-BROWN-On "Wednesday evening Oct. IS ct
- Me.As Church, by TIE bes Joseph H. fi-s. joha l.
Brook O. Pa lie A. stc o the late ). Maid Blown.
Ae"aaish and hud.o pspefs pl-eie copy
CLEEN-HAaRI-O Ga Thursday oct. 49, by the Rev Chss
r.. lmbuc frdroW Clerk Lou.-s dtu Iicr o tlc lsie
IAouptou : Harris 4. >. Navy. al Of jersey City.
DENrON--KF.-Un 1hun.dey, oct 10 a. Williamsburg.
j. Chr hey =. ". hstins. NJ Leonard Dontoa 70 A4.s
Celia NIpr 81 OF Jausioz. Loug Island.
DISQUALIFICATION Wedns.day. Oct, r y,
tie Eer.J. T. New i1, .ir G. nftelhtd " Mis. Mrga
ret b1rInond oi bro01lvn
London tLrs md lpe,s i.e--e copy.
HICKShL SIENOl Inarsjay oct. ie, AZ Cliron. -ts.s
4, 5a. tAe Rev. DR. Lec SAasc! licAs .d'sf
ei De s-c Jobs u. Hilfs OF Ntsi0rt, % h nu.~ :.
e. osLs at,r o. Joan b. Austen reg, OF staten Island
IEt NO FENN-CAsk ELL--At Iailsicp ha. Penn. o.
Nclesd Ogtl by thc Ecs. Df. Doc chei, W.shinrt
lining 10y a-ef United Sitos Navy to Jennie dsa1 LIEF
a. frLn-tfitk-ii, ESQ, OF "a city.
p NTZ-EDWARDS-On Tiur,dsy. Oct lf by 1e Re-
Sir hilg@sy Ashbeld ". feA,z u NAME h.. dspsner 4
Cs.i William kiWafda
READ-S1 own Brooklyn, Thursday. Oct; lG. b. IL
Iles. .. 7ta4erd plo.Dc Ld~srd y. Read ~ F@slr H.
Stor q. Brooklyn.
THONPsOE-TOOKER-fn Broosiyn, on Thur'd'y oc,
L. 3d., tA- h.s. ii j. ttn uyhc > b. IhomPsVa, -, 20
Msry T., daughter q :. A. Tg.k-rssq.
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Dill ID.

B1RBCCE-On Thu',aLy DC, L.. william c. Barbour.
a,tG % J,afs, uotibs aud - diSs
The r.,o. ADD iends Tie fanny fe'PeetDy invited
sfirnt 'r fun,fA ~ Lif late fesidcuce No III Third
avcnle. 90 ,uuc-y, stI O'clock p
20 TOE Frtly o. &c. Calafnc BoGie aged 20 years
tn.afs ned siseud ttc fuBeisl 1-lsv
o. AsI ssld,ace 30. lu south siItl sIta tlfs
TIsoo ileJ and Liverpool (Enssnd papers please copy
CAMPbELL-OE Nedbes5sy. oct l.. Aitef short irsss
D-t.v. we o' Role. n. Campbell ss.d s. y.ArA
Coo. on.o~n pspsn Pease CO.'S.
Dr NEEE-Al,,s CO board the tts-nss Lshlsu. Iuss
day SEPT ~ Joscph ii. r.. Ncnc geaisli Of ths cry.
HUO-OS-In BloctiYu. suddenly 90 Wednesday, Oc Is.
Conn oi0i' = 4l.m l.. Huda14. 4. hssg.
Tie isirs ali 81 Ia. anAw. Johu
t.rtfr. ytJr IA t4fti joan 4s.Acs arc fosif cNaJ
clock hls lsis residence, No D. host.sn- pace
Te sil b. conveyed & So Aff' thleh bfosE-
l!n, thence % Cre'u"ood ConsiorJ iof in'efn''b1
HUpsON-Tte far-rui 81 tue iste Conn odors HuGlou.
4 = . J. 10 b. 10 s.. Anus Church. " rthu ston
oai1s ttrests q. =. u thi.os hi'toP heiein az
o. Inef fa-tOf o. TO, 'hIfct, vii b. lftcui sta
;ste r,ft lu TIE s-Isice'.
lIIkNKtusE-lr this city Thursds, oci 10. M,ry -.
H-ufa--n s1uus"i ospftsf 81 hicLl~ 1tf tAkt h ,nfa
hll, geo ears Ena a.oniL
UTGHtS-As Is.er.fovn. Ni. OF Hordsy. Oct J.. o.
plsuuouit CsDt. Jsl.fs H. uE.4es, Company . kst ss
i4,at -. q. :. D aged $ yetfs Honts sad 70 days
PIT E-In PLiitt-ghr on Wetrcfdsy. Oct O. ifs,
ars diushel Of EiE,tus s.. md 9e.is T. fctte Sgd
yells ..ca,.olei oy l.ils ifou tlld s.ory "indos
NclOHD-'i ers si,g 90 FRIDAY moTa.n., Oct IT, 1892
>anuui 30 Coli. eyed g. SeAn sld 10 moLias
T.. llerI 80. iss. a. sunday IT, morrow ii a
o'cloc1 l M. from his lsie I.sd'lce.
NAGlSEs-OD Wedn,sday O-i L., RANGES Jutse. dsash
% n4neiya BEG n's
MlrNqOS-in Bioosiyp, thursday, Oct 10, hTt Am
MlHson. s-"a q yoI'
NAsH-lp co, cry. on rhpr,sty Oct. ie s,nh AM
htUns0a eldest nshir o. George aud besso hs'l o.
yesfs an iuOatAs
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For the sick and Wounded.

rn1e- a. oder from the President Of the United statsa
nesona system bas been established b, the sanitary Com
mission Tor he sac Transmission and ncieHus distribution
afcl-s contributed by the geope for ck wouodo1
Ne Army ard The system, sif-r being well tried,
been formally approved aud neDdei hy h- Pred
dent, CtueTa, Chief aud tn. surso0u-Otuers Tho
security offer. against mssppio pfi Ou Is practices
feet until the crlubupns delivered IL the host iss.
where they necessarily from tie control OF tns Con.
loo. o. than million articles seut through Of
The largest % lie ciunc 81 s1ppy Ia. been esceFtsined
tnst handFrd have uiscarned been dsnonesty
used Disc eet aed r0stwonhy asenss coosanty enc
poycd 10 Visiting ell divoa i1cu1n- those
the Missisppi sud the Western fon-
tier observe thes wsnts t. oec supp1s where thry
Lost ueedrd ant TO secure, lar proeabe their
Lolts. The Col.4is<Ju docs UNDERTAKE TO de.
liver articles . individuals ard ceciaes % receive coatfinu-
t.ons WIKI icG.on their csstas within tta
hufs 81 the oce employed In lie service Of fhe Nation.
Nsof al unity wherever IL In alt-gcn-
i'm vi,h local pride. The drb liou " hospital
suppies il bu' braBct of the wsrs Of tie Common 10
eurl the profe si0ual h.ch e obtaned
ne country aid s Irger glrpOsto do al ht possible
fr the health ana Of ns1tng icu 20 Lighter thef
Dadeus and Sustain ter sp it. tue priv aud
bsdsArs whict essen Of successful waa<e-
fof thi, gurp contt bJJrs Il. easuIy solicited.
No. o. " al-st.. Hew-i0Is.
CouDi sinnsr under appointment from the President OF
tie United state; The Rev Henry w Bellows ID. d Prof
- Hache li. - George ". Cuilun :. a Ale nan.
Mism q. Va Baren. 81. D.. Wolcoa GIBBS. N. ID sam
uel q. Howe. ~. ID. ,Oue.,ns X. Agnrw. Nj D. Elisha
t.srns. A. ~. : hewpety NJ. u. : George I. strong;
Horace Biuncy r the Ri no Rev Thas. ~ Cl.,k D. ID
ton I0sep. tot; e. W. bgrnett the HOB MARI skinsers
4 fede cA Law Ollsted.
suitable supplies Tor the sick snd wounded
~ De received Of rosus o. the Womes Central h1cf
Asoc suon No. 10 3d.av.. Cooper lniou, New lert ter
the Commission, No ssS Broadway, by mail to LED
LAW DLMolF.D. lieueIs secretary. Nashius on
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Great Tro:Spg Watch ON abe Fnsbion


Yesterday tie hrsi Of .he series Of three matches
between The two celebrated trCties. General Bat er
AM Rocking ham, came Oh o. the Fashion COurse,
l.. I. Ii vas Tor $l.OOo, 10 wagons, Oes, three IN
Eve ThosecOud tfOi for the amOuI IL harness
"a 70 come IF on the 2lih; aud the lhii 10 sal.
de. On tic Sic: INST, both over TIE same oVun.e
great zeal Of interest was caused by this match in
sporlirc circles owing 10 tire wellkuoWn spcel ard
capabilities Of the horses engaged. The ATTENDANCE
vas very large, aud considerable money auced
lsnds on tue result. Butler the fAv1iie AZ The
start 500 10 so being bef on bis winning, and even
aier the fist heat (which b. lost 500 to 50 Wa.
freely ole Cd OF hin. l. proved 10 he one Of the
yer, clvsc-t and most e&cuig tIOis ever Wtuestcd
% tie classic i.ottiug grouud vi Lung lsGno. bl.-
er showed htie sore ia rcofiug Tor tue nrsl heat
be had the advantage Of G! q iusiee trgCk.
First NCat.-A good sta;t, Euilr breaking On
TIE first turn, aac 10 Il. nAm tahi.g aniee 10
had four lengths 10 The quarter pole III 81 seconds;
the same; tie same TO The half mile ~ LEE GA
Tie home etleic Butler I.eoe ttL0il and ,Outu-
usd etOr. to reach ROclnsn bu tailed TO co 70,
and the latter won by length, III 2:@Ji.
Second Heat.-lsoca Iug ,iam led 10 tue quarter IN
81 eee., Butler breaking. Ga Tue bdCa silrtch Dat
ler closed md passed, Leading aIeugla 10 TIE ball
mile IN H. Breaking o. the hvue stre,cn, Rock
iugbam passed him anu Won Ia mHgulI,enuy con
tested race by half lsugtn IN 2:-gl.
Third Hczt.-ROCkughutu led ~ tie quarter IN
y sec, hut breaking about the Old sauI, Butler
took the lead AID LED O. tue bal mile IL 1913 o.
the third quarter the gray closed, AID toes tTote1
rlendIdy toy tber ny Tie hOue strelcn. Rocking
ham broke bar recovered nis lot grouud admirably,
and at the stand nea1 aud head oiih hls OF o.
peut; Butler eventually winning by neck 10 2:1s.
Fourth Heat.-Ihe gray broAe rs zoe word war
oven, Bntler leading 10 TIC quarter n % Sec, ROsA
ipyham tapped hm on tue sice ~ the hall mile
n ~ ahG iron this pOiuta most spi.Loid lace ~as
witaesssd the OIe~kig VI tie gay enabling Batter
V win by TWO Lengths il ~.
F.jts M4t.-A goO1 sIan, but 1t was becoming
TOO Cark w zee the bJIses around the track. Buir
eventually couirg il fret ~ t@o ieustAs Ia 80,
and winning tie heat AID Ia,e.
SUMMARY.
PAsnloS Cornsz OF. -, i0.t-M4ieh 70. 4l.0Os to
esSs1s, be.t g. ::
u. hsoe's biz. < Gen. Boter......2
". D, bi.s hocalf. a.A......l /
Iiu.e.Z.J t-.:l,4--t: I5-2.2I-2:N
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kRcnBIsHop HUGHEs AssAiLED The NewYork
correspondent Of The PHILADELPHIA l. cuiyer writes:


correspondent Of The philadelphia l. ouiysr writes:
am cedby Informed that Archbishop Hughes has been
~ receipt Of sundfy egiits fam Bel inoTe dur
the fortnight threatening MIN with poison or sss".
fOr his abe al trees Ia fvr 4 the war Al =
rsircks Cathedral and fer his efficient deens- OF the lnion
AMI The Government irom the eneut OF tie Kene
hon to the peseut time TIE mqaui-d
by certain circumstances which lead TO the belief Ihz' the
stccssouiss ae Ia esrues and heuce the pee
la declared it his duy make ii an auson thereto in bis
newspaper Ofecn, The Meoi Rec "a az today The
Arcnbishop IL seems has discovered the authorship Of
which sigued M,drt 81 Nir,'s' TIE Rec,rd ssys:
The author la. hres wiAoEaw IL las mama
have the conso alton irs IL IN p.iot"
'.he foregoing ia taken from TIE TRIBUNE OF THE
date. The Archbishop Of New-Yo'k would respect.
fpy ash the editor of Tia TRIBUNE to iuser, these
-cmarks in reference TO 1t; lirs, he has received
ANONYMOUS letter from Baltimore or els berc,
threatening him with any species of physical vio-
'ence. Second, tho only letter which he did receive
was no; from Secessiouist. Chi,d, toward those
o. bis acquaintance who are sccess.ousis he enter
tains personally the same regard which lie ente,-
famed before the outbreak Of our civil war. He
thinks that they, or rather their leaders have acted
'uprudcntly, rashly sud dsoyaiiy toward the Gov
.roment which they Lad 50 much contributed to
establish, to support, sDd for TIA, matter 70 admin
isier during thIee-quaIie.s OF century Bat neither
III Eurogc nor America has The Arch. shop ever en-
ploytd o0rtume'ious erihets toward them. As Tor
h.mseH lie stands firmly 10y the Government at
Washington, which from he ire. term Of Mcuroe's
niu..tFation, has stood lroteoinsly and firmly by
il. AID YET, if duty required IL, be- would not be
afraid to trust Ii lie to t1.te who are now unhap
ply engaged in what is called Sece sion, either IN
Savannah, Charleston, or even Ricutuoud: AID be
links that If duly uucomec,ed win tAis civil sf.fe
required his presence in either Of these cie- lie
wOold hot entertain the smallest apprehension OF
fsrsOnal danger.
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fFrom m, VIA, world Bo.,on. !

How to live pfopedy-how TO go faculties after dvine
lacl md pan-how 10 keep TIE BODY whsle nj temple
fo 20 indwe Of al heath, in'uelc'-shy tie seEers'
live orF,ns generally Sbu'-d-"hy much susrnns d
~r,ichvdn-i rssu. I'll side, from ncou,ueu, habits anc
prsoce.-ho Of d,ofdered aad eses'ed
and shov. 81 how 20 prrcnt tho Of both body md
soul by 1dsg,nce. that belong In truth the rghs neither Of
ssiaa hi, may be found well snd gTliy treated
these ard the reflective reader wishing him
s.~e rad 49, vii be .al to ecnf 10 tie isschn.' and
syur.,hs,ie eoareil. Of thi, volg,ne cotiinssuy"
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We havs reed TN, highly iaPoftaIi medical book and
cen recommend 10 beiek that Claims ar:fJ novel ana
presentation Of The kuowcd,c ss sud experience
o. the 6usti.Lsd writer's expressly sdapsd TO the popu AZ
compfchcn.on 1hc sabIro.n ctceedingly ocnit to
write upon IL apparent, Jet no Que can carefully S''ase
his without bong eonprledto besr testimony % the
able ,siu b. which the writers nAvc clothed
their thoughts and conveyed n,ueon Of the hhe' mo-
meat eubooyirs ,he rsus Of ss study and oocf'siion
The yAae .! vok demands Its Introduction among tue
medical a.u fa SCHOOL. ADD alec smorg thinking persons
rho desire 70 dnli.a tie gfcas social evil of AL sge We
an. fee 20 adult tia. 20 Wi efs have op.y discussed the
ut ct. involved clearly rrssoura from admitted premises
d o. boldly yi cha..y entered aio the deiaiso' taDoosc
t.ffc
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Trail and Juclkson's
PA HOL GY
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS.
AND
SEXUAL ORGANISM.
No oruga MEDICAL BOOK HAS aRcRfyBp sccu CON
sssDArioSs IRON rEB Pass.

rrom the Rev Jc,Lus " Hines Church OF tho AdVer'i''
Boston.
Being scqu.nt,s with Dn Trail and Jackson and then
mode treatment, ana hsviar been restored to health by VI
Jackson prepared 'peai from experience OF the value
Of their works Dr Trail aud Jscksoas books called PATHol
oGY TUB REPEoDucrIyE ORGAss. sud Ihs SEXUAL Or
G.Nrsu AND ITS HFALIHFUL MAyAGsssST. are two works
volume OF 500 pages and cost only three dollars
T1ey would 60 cheap ct a. many hundreas hruy fasGy
.toptd Aars fhem."
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[From lhe Ch.csso Tribane. }

Il,i, really a scisrihc wOrk o. great practical 'Jue
Il 10 written 2opu.r style, that ordinary readers can
uudeI,,ud is tsacbug. Ignorance tie dccae sub
OIL which II treats tho foundation Of vet anouss Of term
bic suffering and desh AN other on the sobjecs d..
cuseI In hi. volume that have fallen under our oO'eEvaoa
except Of coule those especially intended for tho needles,
proes,B addressed aui to piaTient TASTE aud are
positively p-.liciou, This msy be- safely pat into the
hard Of young people and parents especsy can scarcely
s BE- g,ebiy piolsed by IT. rsnsa They will kno" ell
te better how 10 up healthy siItioo. family, me
Cosgreg1foi f OF The Leading religious a ere Of BO'
toa spsa Of The worn follows; Here boundt together
.one very thorough scientific discussion. Of tho subjects
hiuisd the tide. There 10 uuch common ssn'e sbous
ry Of The 'o taken that consdo' 'h- sSaa'0e
FOR tie s.c.ed, aud for al who would not be- h d'
cussou. ere perfectly decofoa sld s couHc, OF great ~
poItancs to ALL
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DrArm oy UNITED STATES MARSHAL CHASE or
nrw-i onx.-Ihe Hon. Edward 4. Chsoc, D,otLer
d tie Secretary Of tie Treasury. anu Unn- ID States
Aar1hh for The Northern DstIicl OF Acw-XoIk
Gtd sudesuIy a, biz resdercs At Locklor; or MoG
Ay r,oTning OF Heart o.sease. He w4s born ia
New Hampshire in 1907. aid removed TO Loc.p,rt
n 1899 or 1881.
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A,,r,-or,. Nofice-EXCIsg TAX Notice. Is herebr

Asses-or,s Notice-EXCIse TAx-Nouce IS hereb'
ss.n 20 the sa.ps,,r' Of the s,yran coAecou District
comprising ito ANllh aud III Wards n the City o. New
Nos IN accordance with passed July l. 1857 entled
An Act provide Internal Rs7snu, to support the Gesern'
aid the 'cfes on tue Public Deb tnst isvc
appointed Assessor for laid District hsv- srrn geo
said District into eleven divisions. which are deisnaed sod
NJ he kno~n by Their respective NUMBER sud have also hp
linted e owiuE named ier,on as Assistant Assessor
Tor he ,eyera divisions hereby s.'sn;
WHITNEY A.,i.ian, Ao.s,or Oc- Room, No. ~ sat rs
Division No 2BDunded north ty lithsi., east BY "a ay,
.oufh by 2dtt west by B0wery and 3d-ay. SAMUEL X.
SMITH. Asssant Assessor residence No 30 3ihst Once
DIVISION No 9-Boupi,d north by lih.., "a, by is,av.
south By ist.t west BY ld.v tGANSls bEuL A..',taH'
Division No 4bouudsd north D. ~, 1t cast By Avenue
sOeh bJ isi o.. ss'' by lstes b. b Nv AklL A.si.'
A.se,'or Hesidesee No 40 isa' Once hours non.
Division No Bounded north by ii.h.t ss, ,. Avenue
u, somh ~ l.t.t srd hossio..t, west by Avenue A.
Christian sCHAUO. Assistant A,esscT k-siaenoe, No
10 7ih.si. Office hour. on 80 10 O'Clock. .. N.
Division No iouuded sodh ~ % aV ls and Houston
s'', ,uHo 49, .eush b. hvius'.n.; Se' by Bow
10 Is 2d-si Office hour. ifom 10 10 o.clocA a 10
Division No. 5Boundeo uorh by Cost aud Houstou.,;..
west 6y sudo.k.l aud Avenue Il. GtoRGE p. STUFF.
MAN As.-tnft - el'of h~sifrAoe NO 81 tAntcE.t OF
from to 49, At tbs oenrai Office rooms Nos ~
D,y,.ion ~ s-Bounaed moth by Ahs'. east by Ess,
raas y. JOdh LEWIS, Ass.sant Assessor. ke.lasuce.
No fsJ Ess; Hossoo Oce hOu.from 20 to y oclocss
c. y nth ~ 3isy.. west by Aycuae ALFRED EkBE.
Aa.saa kesidescV. 40 $50 i.s.. One hours
ffonI y @ 10 o'clock N.
Dyi.ion No l-Beggdea north By lsh-si east by Avenue
.. south By 2d-s'. west By Avenue o. JAhEs pARLiS8-
ION Assistant Assessor Residence No. b,j thst. Office
Lours iritI 70 10 t'c.ock a
D,i,io1 NO Il-bou.ded leah by i1th,t ea., b. Fast
liver s,uth By 4hst. wet by Avcsls ID. ABRAHAs!
STICK NY As,tsn, As-.so Rr,i nee, No. 1872 Aye.ue
e. on hours ron 3 ca 10 oco C.. n.
10 a The divisions respectively inc uce the ljee cot
uous them OF the streets ani avenues forming their
leclyc buutg.nes !'..} iefso aFocaeh 90 irIson'
psru-p corporation des ng lceosc TO engage Ia aGy
named ~ the % section Of salI act,
ss-T application with On. Assistant Ass.or OF
piy.0n " waA Zach trade ,atior h.
20 BE- caslea Ma,lciurers aJe ssld pay
.uy duty required furnish to the Assistant
Asscsor stcuclt ciibed AID sHem to 10 the i0!n
40 .scdbed by tie 6Sth section Of ,aio sei
Bak 4Hs ui aiiJu YAJ Dr obtained from the As-.staat
g. ers 10 tn-r respective divisions Communications
e addfes.-j to the Ce.t, Office Rooms Nos -
$ bibe tlous-cursrce Asor Place Ofce tours from
20 lOs n, ard 20 q 2. m.
GEORGE =. STEtNBRENNFE
Assessor IN COLLECTION District.
State 81 Esw-iork.
y.p~ De- Lat
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The patlortt al lao l. pf duciyc' ue ats frrc.pily
on vsn.f,ai dls .ta Sitn .toi'a ttmais d'f'rs ard
ne f f,ril. tf he frptoduttNs oFnsth 10
career sod Iropc. Di. pt il,atc tLe '. .usi tig4ii
.d lie e.iiu ta.tg d 'hr title chosen - jlrA-
o., drr " tails pitnly ana infiructiy'iy s the
dr.rfs points connected Wa. frnstOn -, pfucgcti,n
.ud Ia. ~. pc trrnf,f rail- trruur' srug lo the shu g
mi n. e,Ia ne book j. well printed subaf4 lly bound.
Ind should oe 20 90 snous - unaer'lsi H. pa.
ti,u,afly % al As44oa leJpl''
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lrrnm 1ne I.,rr.nc. Mum An.te,r |

"Iiis,m hen ard miohirvoss oscscy that would for
ia pas works q such chsrsecr into the hsos Of Frsef'
s,nriay ad especially those o. yOuus We oelryeth si
parents 40, hns hes, 70 es their chidsn raa hen
th,y .boud read .hd sdy them. aud the
tnsw.os. tho. soqfed Ia the phJsles sns and moral ed
" .tlon Of iL,r IA dIrn-F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

''T, aa,hot o 'l,l.c q. b. ;ha scientific
eh,to.a, s ard gene .ces md fA. l ,f4rt'4Sars
.,ru Cd tr8lru a. tud v,ultlr ieI Iri'rio
p..nurd ard .scc.ssfaty eirruted They AZ" wilton ur
cll4slT f,s4.fs, Ce.t4.g JG. tvma asi 20 O. y4.. -r
t..r, III ls44ti lIufo aisrsto. with rat
.L.i, a. the tiue taey rrsniy uo mccoy l. a fn
pruu@lt curo,.ly sLd neve- nas css ms 90 pc l-r'
,r.aui.s o. .is.fy ald tct.4.ui tate i.is 20
iiriv g. proves val.ar contribution 70 tie fn VI
co.'s. 81 tie lsoP sod could q DE widc) ed' r.td i
r,.!, % J~I a,sl do Lotl 90 10 TO clgnl ..ri. %
liz sotst Efms o. physical uhrsn. SOCIAL "sete'e.a
I'd rloial di SIdrr.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

Tbsfs Ia enough ertHnes Ia til. one volume 10 com
mend every and woman Ia the world The victim
fsionce who ha' ,,ued aslios tie putty Of lie sex q
phy.ooy vii lud h. a pages hfm friend II Is exceed
ins ve the sys ofhsah. and not les. instructive a.
70 tie cause couequeGces ard treatment ~ sexual sbues
ald psfgrTs!cn.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
IFrom Tic Ro.ton Journal. /


Tbs .Teiti,os in this volume subjects OF the
interss, aud importance in physiological point Of
view Ties. subjects are handled u al able The
,uhofs medical o. large experience and the sivie
which they give sound aud applicable alike to the guidance
oparon and the benefit Of the Joung Perosal OF the work
viii do och healthy mental md bodily funeion'.
while 20 sper.te humanity ofers judicou advice which
laJ save macy from oruIcatng tLo safeungsby resort
ing to quacs doctor. and empirical treatment"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
The Nicaragua Irunsit.

10 ne Editor Of a. =. A. Ifl,aHG
SIR: Your special correspondent at Chinsndagus
chose .,teI dated 18Th September last s9pesu IA IhE
TEBCSx ofto-dly has nsu tied yor o. the sec OF tne
frsssi. route lie writes .lDiy Of which be
otAat His r.c.pu.aon of its past L.sioy Il mef.
rsnsroe Of..s Yrys. poon 10 is more TIA snO1eet--
be IL d. hsre,t
The public should thai Res'jo the port q Chnsn.
d.ga1 Only place IL Niosr4saa At which The steamers Of
tte fsnsls Bsio@d Company oloh Man! p'i',I' 'hs'e
Asvs linked tne Interests !tn those Of said PsAsis '-Aa
o. and therefore the re.s4cd attacks ugoa tbs cpmlmy.
ehch Al. come from Chnsajsgoa alone IN Nicargoa AID
fo, Panama motive; wish g Keep the
Ifrs ie ecfo,s caf-. lfe. Dt len,d b,causc It -
likely 60 over. tAeiT trace
IL. .to.y about he steamer Virgin Is felton, 1iere ere
r.auDe,s on ths s4u JOAN iv,r aid LAkensw stsnrsi
there o,e . o., hle tue transit road, - 90
AN, rre.s DC calls a crao Oft feet vice lrds Tee.
are Al ,epsi ed both bndge. snd jfeihs.
10 r,gsrd 70 hi Of he outlay Of tho company a.
$1,000 lave ca, 10 50 tsI exceeds s~vIt, eAl l.
neuy quslles Of G.ou, about four tunes as bach a
a. det 10 open tie rou before tts b.. been
bid o.t o. tie TTaart lao aile aud Il enseJ iIe tive
OF ne oec.n stesuers. You e3r -elt servant
J. q. 1ODy, Nico.pre dent
s0gcs oCfh. Cerba' Inrr.la Ian.H CoDqaay, Atw.Yok
Oct H. 1902