davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
TIE UNITED STATES TAX Law,
MARRIED..

CocUn ns~T-VURLEY-Ai Tfritv Church. Carbopdie
v, g. Ihrrstsy e,sunF hov o. ty tbs Rev u ~ Abpot
70 trftf.n- ed Aechr.r. n y - rsfah, dsu a Tel
ofThof. - Hurs,, ssq, OF slis fofulsr plse" -
siFHlli T-rDTNAN-- Inuty 81 p. 4urcb. Ihlr y
fs,rtb srs.t New york, Neinssiay Nov a. by The
nv T. loj-e John ". M~nltt, esq, ~ Miss MyIs To-
tnsn .li Of The city. No cs'ds. . ,
uYERs-OAkIEi-O On TUESDAY. Nov. II, hy the kev.
Mo. Bailoa Palp v. n gers q Nile Helen j. Oakley, al
sTAISBROOK-wES ESsLFY-On Tlrslsv Nov H. by iLs
re- j. NcGil At hs residence, No % Es'i Eleventh
,,,st Ne..Yorf III Chsrs, Ste nbroos Asis'sDt-,uf-
-,,n 4 : krn, of Gaigsstop. 4, tli, 10 Ais Emma
M.n,l.s Of thi, cty formerly o, England
sTFNF,s-HAskILf.--f fostoA, si - Isu'a thurth
80 ly~tl., Nov H. hy the Rev. Wu. X. hlchCsos H. d,
a. sscv,n. u s.q.. of hrvio's. 70 5srsh lt mere
J,n,i of ne ate CAPT William fstke Of NsEbrlrad
gTANIIp-k LIN In Jcrt~y City on luesd'y nov u,
~ tis Rev 4. T.. Well, Js- II Msrtu2 70 LANE w
tspslfrr nr Isc.h Kline Gs.. til Of JcisfY cry
yytfKFP -TOrPfNG-A Bridge Hampton. Long lflin .
ri ih- Pr,,lsI~-isn church t1 tho hrv tto- d "fry
a.. f,fra
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
National Loan-7.3O Bonds.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Department. until
II o'clock Of MONDAY tie 18th ins and then opened, for
THIRTEEN MILLIONS, -FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS sl342os;o)-beins tho whole amount
Of 40 THREE.YEARs BONDS authorized BY lsw, and
remaining undpo.ed oL These Bonds will bs Of the issue
Of October l. 1851 will cave tn, Coupon. due April L.
1863 attached The accrued interest from October l. 1862
70 date Of payment will be required be paid In gold coin
or United States legal terder Notes Offers for any amount
no. s. than one Bond Of Pty Des viii be consiaered
but tho Department will be o. nborty to decline oil pro
po,ss regarded advantageous to the Government
TEN PER CENT Of each smoun. offered mus: be
deposited with an ASSISTANT TREASURER, and viii be
foe,edin OF acceptance Of proposal end nonpaynens
Of the balance within days from date Of notice Of accept
snce All deposits on sccoun, Of proposals not accepted will
be Immediately returned 10 the ofereu
On receiving deposits the Assistant Treasurer. will when
any deposit may be made, issue DUPLICATE CERTIEI-
Gates tho original Of which lie will deliver the oersr.
by whom be with bis propo'a to the Secretary
Of tho Tressury
NO proposal will DO considered In sbsenoe o. ,uch csrh
cate nor will any proposal be received amer twelve o'clock
Of tho day fixed for the opening
sP CHASE seer.'ry Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

PAYnRsr % BoUATXs-Sirce the l7th Of last
dsly, when the State bounty Of so was fra. Offered,
over - 100000 have been paid % soGiels for the
bate bounty alone aud S3sO0,0DO have also been
Psid as bouutes by cities, towns, and from private
soofces. In addition % This 81 700 900 have been
dfirlbuted among tle soldirs Of this State BY the
General Government IL Naionfl bouut.c., ani stont
soO ,COo remain to b. paid 10 New-York volunteers.
fss latter amount would long ago have been dif-
sefied among The men 10 wtOm It wss properly due
esd hey not been absent from headquarters when
Us paymasler wes there. Tho nustsr roLs arc now
long prepa GO, however, and The meu vii receive
SE.F ;.orsy II All ssgly Day. A|
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
rom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of .ur. ~. ID
Culyer United States Minister


The Iadependlente Of Caracas, Of Oct Z, giyos On
count of the reception Of Mr. +. ID. Culver, United
sa,es kinister near the Government Of Venezuela
! nd the speeches made on tLis occasion by Mr. Cul-
yer aud the President OF Venezuela.
Mr. Culver, after referring to the wish Of the Pres-
.oert and PEOPLE Of the United States 10 see the
eudly relations betweeL the two republics strength.
q ed and psrpetnated, expressed the confident hope
az bis Government would be able 10 subdue tie
+ uthsrn rebellion. He reminded the Yenezuelans
at their republic and the United States were
& inded upon ilo common principles OF self.goyen-
ut, aud they had alvsys been equally opposed TO
T. eigu intervention In conclusion, Mr. Culver re-
esIed 10 ibe President The esteem which the people
VI lis country and especially the inhabitants Of the
Cry OF Eew-YoFk, displayed toward him while be
-as 'Cjoufning among them.
Tho President, in reply, oppressed Qualification at
ls lrning that tho Government Of the United States
US still confident Of being able to crush tho re-
tsllion. The same hope lie entertained with regard
u the civil war IN Venezuela. He empbaticslly af-
i' neo the great American principle that every
p 'ple mas right to regulate its own adairs without
io'eign intervention. His stay in New-York City
wss sill for biu. source Of grateful Remembrance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
The Europa or Cape Race.

81 JoHss. NJ r.. Nov. II, via sackvil. 18th.
steamer, no doubt the Europa, from Liverpool
Lat via Queenstown 2d inst. Iassed Cane Race this
Tuesday, evening at O'Clock, distant Eva miles.
Inc Associated Press boat p,ed out four miles the
steamer answering the signals, but the latter did
not come near enough to the boat for the obtaining
OF The press dispatches. There was a hieh sea
ning, and it WAS with extreme difficulty and peril
that the boat aud crew returned from its dangerous
mi sion. Had the steamers course been mile
nearer the dispatch could have been procured.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Uo1EL ARRIVALS - Malor-jen. Banks arrived ut
n 9, cd 70 reain tls city until The departure Of
hia Expedition. - p,,,
The Lons r. B MoIssn Of Aufors, ssd IS httio,i '.d
Id nor,,rl, James r. Tucker and LisutCol u. n
,,ybrr Of Con Bsnkt'a stat Commodore T. CnbDe OF lh'
4 4 N,yy sud Col T. Cook OF hings!oI are among iLs
.,,iy,la AL ths Astor HOufe.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

SMtTH-On Wednesday Nov H. at the rsdsnee NJ Geo =
Sherman esq. No 423 Fourth street. Harvey w. Smith. In
the I'D Yesr of his age.
Hi, remain will be taken 10 Ridgehed Conn., for inerent
by the q. N. train New Haven Railroad.
STRASBURGH-ln Jersey City. Tuesday, NOV H. John
M. eldest sop OF Augustus A. and sarah NJ. Sunburgh.
sgsd years and months
FANDERBECK-In this city Tuesday, Nov. III, Sarah
A, the widow of John v. VsndoTbeck.
VANPELT-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday Nov. H. Warren Van
Ieit, aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
From Fortress Monroe.

FogTRRss MONROE. rpesdsy, Nov. II, 1852.
= Peter Smith was brought TO Fortress Monroe thi
m, ,rniug from Yorktown, under guard. lie WI
ARE. ted near the mouth of the Rappabspnock, an'
is impb rated in the burning Of the Allegbanian.
Col, LII dow, of Gen. Dix's staff returned thi
afternoon fr>'m Aikens Landing, snd has very sue
cessfuly coupse.ed the arrangements for he ex
change Of all pris0. ers Of war.
The following oIio,,rs and men arc exchanged
to wit:
First. All offcen and men both Of the United
States and Confederate service, who have beer
captured and paroled in Virginia and Maryians up
to Nov. |, 1862, except the United States officers
and men captured aud paroled September 1867 at
Harpers Ferry. And sill deliveries of prisoners up
to November II, 1862, made to tho United Stateg
authorities in the Peninsula and its adjacent waters
are included in this exchange.
Second All officers and men confined ard pa
rolled at Santa Rosa leland, Oct. A, 1861.
Ih'rd All officers and men eoofned snd paroed
Al Chambereburg, Oct. 4, 1862.
F0arh /; The llth Ohio, captured at Clarksville,
Tenn.
FDh: Officers and men captured a, South Mills,
Siztk . One hundred and four non commissioned
officers aud privates belonging to the "a IT, s. Cav
airy lst u. s. Infantry, 9Th y. s. Cavalry, 2d u s.
Artillery. sd U. s. Infantry, 9th, Sth, 10'n, lib,
l2h 18th u. s. Infantry, 4th and 5ih u. y. Arill-
lery, sent from Annapolis, Nd, TO Columbus n. l.,
Oct 4, 1862.
Srrenth: All officers and men captured at or near
Richmond and Lexington, KY, by the forces under
command Of Gen. Kirby T.. Smith.
E3ghfh All officers snd men delivered TO Capts.
I.n,ele and Swan the lst, 9th, 9TH, l2tb, and
26 h Of September, 1862, aud the 18th Of October,
1862.
Ninth AL officers aud men paroled at Cunter-
land Gap on the I'd and iIth Of October, 1862.
&. q. oFFCsRs EXCHANGED lo0sgEDEgArg oTPfoREs Ex'
RIs adler Generals CHANGED. -
Col neis................ u Colonols..
ant Coonels 10 Bieuteuaut Colonies II
taptns captains
Litutenhnts'
ro,,,.........-o7s ro..l.............i.5 $50
In addition TO these oinccrs, are exchanged about.
q coo pryaies. leaving balance due to the United
States OF abont 5000 privates
The place for exchanging prisoners, in pursuance
Of the 9Th article Of the cartel, is changed from
Aikens Landing TO City Point.
We are Indebted to Col. Ludlow for the above).
IL is rumored that Fort Darling has been addition
ally strengthened by heavy base-wall Of solid
masonry, and hss received shroud Of iTon-msl over
her mo.i-.Sposed portions.
new earthwork has recently been thrown UP on
james River by the Rebels, near the Poin! Of
Shoals. intended for five guns Of heavy calibcr 4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Arrival of tho United yyingscp,.

81. JoHSsE y. Tufsi.Y Nov ~. lfs
The steamship United Kingdom, from the Clyde
for Quebec, pui into this port Yesterday short of
watef, and pro- eded on her voyage t.s morning.
News anticipated
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Hire cu - r.nilrsnsi.

DrrFOir. Wednesday. Nov. ~ 1892
Tie baggage car on tho night espie-s tram, com
ing Wtsf containing the mails, cApea nOlcy hhd
oag, nee. was eDiuely de noyod by fire a. Lonr-
,nislt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
C,,Izen', Candidate for Alderman.
VIII DISTRICT.

ALFNNNWEN
le,,yneJ resil-n. efthe Nth Nlerfnsn.c District.
pi, th name - ALEX. n. kfECh before a." voters OF
ho uH-ic as tho C,tIcas Candidate ir Alderman ct Tie
I COMMIT .lccti0n. 81. -,
Dufng the me Mr. Keech Ia, been connected with 'he
Cy fo,-urlsaf member of The Board ~ cinen
d. a. hla hrsn such A. merit the fpPr0baton Of oui
,,ar.. su We fee confident that II elected 20 tho
ri sov. au ed hi. scts will rsdound the benefit q
r y oy, sDdsued AZ yayeIs wei to ths ilultdi
1te wants Of his district. . ..,.,.
WILLIAM IUt kER, HfNkN NlLSON, 80.
/ tOsFPU TINS GARDNER CHAPLIN,
WILLIAM =. DENSEL, DAVID NoitES, ..,,r,,
] NNIrTItN NOlR JEkENTAH LAMBERr,
/ l. n UTffIL JAMES ID. OLIVER,
y,pQfsKIEA EAVsNRfPER T. T. RLANCk SONS,
/ J. osuFA WILLARD HUNTER,
tENpy SNOpDs JOHN CREIGHTON,
vV ~ WuITNFy EDWARD n. SENlOR,
/ Cuas Rtfsst,f STEPHEN A PIERCE.
/ " 4 = uFIEOY CHAS y. THOMPSON,
X r. EDWARDS. SMITH q AhANE,
ROBERT PATTON. - p Hill,
GEO W. CREfOHTDN, WM. NksrEtFlrlp,
ssP, Al NEsTERVFLT y \. HATnAHAl
J rDWaRD y NURSE, ELIAS TOMPhlNS.
/ hITlITD GRADY WILLIAM bURllS,
ard othsr-.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
g,he Vnisesi ~tntes Tax Law,
2lliiarn Notltrs.
Rinir l.i.hf Infnrfr.

,,,, Ber lishtt InfGniry' rdaa rs pnreADs
Ilesi snarte's, No tsa hs@,fsa1', hp,S,a', ,,,rrx
i'Gonec,..ii........jIMES J. sfEyESsVN
LORD
Sgln ia. icen suticisd b5:h by Gov. Mors.s
snl b. tie NsS Department a, a,n goa 70 hs
nloseive pasrsr Tar peculiar comforts sad
ncN.ies offered ny IL Rc.r 'a9li not ,"
S5o,1ston Ksoay ana new bs-aok. have ceen ''de6
ior recruits Gamp ahouse' Ne" Lots - }; ia5 ss,ns
has been pronounced Il Ae aes Ia tao S4'e ey the
(,eueral All information soEcsrarg ooun'
tie. so may be daa az heaiqaaf'er'
Wanieafor sie United states IN she south,
oNE ~ Nj. hhnhAN ~ 1ars, srs na.sSoe,s
WheoNshs Sadilsl, a!@ shl' esa MsshiIs,, . zee
,po P s% ssi s sa f IeSsd i to on a sse: @
one y,s- f. The 0ui,sa states seIvi une's 'oonsf
,a5 Tsm ,sms responsible psrsoa or rm 70 secure
sssna"n. s.,si atom Apply Gen B,ais. Headqqasrs No. 80
D''''"' :. 5. HokABIRD Col, A. b. c ..dA M
NrwYsrk state sharpshooters-MM 5. aow:
LAND, Colonel oomrnaI sng.-riiy kifLIhErS w.oes
for a. NewYos City co@p.ry o. Sh, sOsgs sar.;So"
rs re to be ed foe special sesves a. Ugh, troops os
No brsnch ofthe sssce oasEs 80 seA ndae'uss' "
-" 'A''-'" VI ALssgD PARRY: o,esain,
ERNEST BLACKME0. Is. Lielsnant,
Recruiting officers No - Siav Nes.forh
| General Fesaguste" No. 81 Whise-'t, New-tsss.
The National War COMMITTEES Of ths Citizeus
Of New ors nre the attention ci the public TO sn
catiom n heha Of the CORCORAN LEGION for eoniiis-
ion, IN aid of tho ss!dsr The c9uEies have eeea 'ssa
that sre number eastrd Ia the Legion under the esPses
ton not shorzod by the Commse that the idnds AZ
Disposal OF Couttse would eaabe topay eAch OF
bounty S5O. but these funds have been eus sn.s -
hausted. Urder these circumstance, the Commtee ek~s
70 he public contributions specially INTENDED Io' -
solders Such contributions may bs sect 10 unet - 70
Rnsuce Committee. Consisting OF Messs ntns" IN ~
lKNIgHT nlgnARD D. bAThAOP NlLt.s "a
lLAMRERr, HENyY W T. MALL snd WILLIAM -.
DAZZLING b, whon tho fundA received Will be iay eds'ey
disbn.cd to tic soldiers wbo have has enlst@f
Nov Z, 1854 OEOhtn VIOtni'> NhAiin-'
r. y. LArnRoP. Secretary.
Peusions, slO0 bounty sud Pay Procured ana oor
lerfa f oefs sailors and the Rslstivs OF seL a. "s
HETILEroN GILBERT 4 CAMP
At their CoiD otlon Qm,e
No Ill Broadway (rrial1y alding) New'i
p,r All business zone Alter ths GATE charges WI oe
pc colecrr soldiers and Sab ~ Psy less Than 49, ~
,nnnnt vi When 100 Ia amount "a pei cent '" ~
Fsr collecting Arrears Of Pa and 300 Bounty o' '''"''
OIL Aeceesea soldiers. = PetT snt "a. as
To poru,ing Ptn.oas ic Gov errn!en' es
e>aa vaslss.as seaI s.au.P, ios eai D'vA "
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Crnis,s rticroscOpe.-Ths new HOLIDAY ClFri
usFt,s 10 OO ts. the ch.epest aud best IA tbs world
lr generg +. DO had VI booksellers ana Fancy
O,od dealer, generally. Price by mail ~ b, VITA twelve
be sutllul mounted objects. 81. Address
IiESRY CRAIG. No. lBs Centrest. Ne~'Yot
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

/ hsss jaEt completed my ln.ss and extensive
stock OF FALL and WINTER CLOfbiNO, not sispasssd
:. an VARIETY TASTE sud STYI LIZ In ths city. The
CHILDREN's aud FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not
,auss Al Of which vii 5e s1d st vsIy low prices fo~As
~ y. B. BALDWIN,
No4 ~ ana u BorerY.
Th, lnIg,H store 10 Ae city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

ArRocioUs.-A correspondent Of TIE C'1r''ard
Leader writes from Camp Clay, KY, Nov. ., thh'
Capt, James Thompson, "a Artillery, Chief Of Ar
tlery at the camp protects Rebel property 30 'cTu-
pulonsly that even spies and other active enemies
are safe under bis gg1s He says;
Within sisht OF our camp sess traitor by tho Of
Preston who Qrsrefcd pat q Mos me vis.as in ni'
lie riyht reTout 20 ter stth un e~ ono cfVa
nee fs wf~ks f1 1Als william Preston ertfftG The
.rs our mon wore ia tho uilht TOOK their position sud
nunb-r sud returned and reported 70 Morgan who ai.eA"
ouf men 10 tho noulng .hocug tbei down th.y .4ed
nom ieif tent without mefcJ Tao 'iu sept ulifen uf
en', he Into the LeIngeu hnspiaI 10 nr,e no
5ect ons lyug tlss, ana opony r')9eed o'"I
the death a. poof boys in hst unrq ia enssgelcAt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Dnslncss Notiete.

SHAKER FLANNEL
SHIRTS AND DHAuxrs
B0rs AsD MgN.
Also,
HsAvf LAgBs.WOoL UsDRswRAR,
for
Mys. by
DkvLIS L Co..
BROADWAY, CORNER OY ORAsD-sr.
BsoADwAr, CoKsEK ov WARRHs-sT.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13


PEARL iAiOTTLED SOAP Is THE BEST
and moot economical for laundry ard family being pay
culiy adapted 0r hanhes end all kinds Of wooen goodA
Manufactured and for sale by E. MoEeAss Sous No. 2ll
Ws,hinstou-st. aid No. 40 West.st.
Also FAsILY, PALg snd No. Sosp-
WHEELER d WILSON'S SEwING-MACIINEs.
HIGHEST PREMIUM.
international Exhibition, London 1862.
Ofice, 30. SIS BRoADwAY, NewY0rk.
READER, YOU can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GOLD PEs eIaety adapted to your hand
spd .iy writing which will do your writing vastyehesp
tsn stes Pens fyou want H. call A. boaTor No p
MsdeB-lsne. OF inclose stamp Tor circular.
WOODEN UNDERsnIRTs
and DRAWERS,
CARDIGAN JAcKErs,
ssd
great variety OF IiosgHr and GLOVES.
A. RAsKfs Co,
no " BOwsry. and
No. l65 ahsv,
Corner I'D 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Kings County Republican General Committee.
"A :pseA megGns Of the hief. county kePsslc." XeT
CouH.s, on FRIDAY EVENING; Nov /. 81 :; y o'cloeE
Z. w. GODARD President.
W. L. HruBsrr. Secretary.
People. Union General Comnittee.-A meeting
n th's Comm ee vii be- held At tier he1f1natss no. .
Unlon.sguarc. on THURSDAY EVENING Nov -, 1852 At
o'eiocI WALDO HUTCHINs. Chairman.
= :, n..s naso' secre,.ier
Physical Lecture.-Tho.e who wish to lssrn more of
he .vst.In ct rhy.cll Culture (Lewss Hsw Gynnasticl
described Al length 10 to dsys Tribune and in Tue Asne
Moa'hy for Alsu 1851 viii please c1il o. tho ence Of
he Hyii-us In.tito,. No. IS Lsigh, -. y. Y.
Cla..,s meet ~ UtSDAlS and THURSDAYS, at p' m'
fog Ihudfea II .. foT L1dl@. and Gentle uea
/. Z. MILLER Proprietor.
I a. L. > WS'P, E P,r. Instructors.
p s-Ths New OymnAatic' sppars,a' Of oil knds for
sale.
Ngw.YoRK Nov. TO- 1902.
MAJOR IL. Robinson, DrAE sIa-hsYns hee5i Of
vou ratriotic efforts arouse The people ~ the oya SA's
i tc day aud necessity of iani'hins the IN
greater and uore scen, cavalry orce iL e no" Lai .
M us hed OF yous in.noa Ia devotion 10 ihs ooJrcs
10 lecture 90 surct throughout this aud other tr .
d be rs.sd a. pr,vion. u ,aur departure you would
co.- yolr lecture a. sore convenient tine Dc
7 ie an auiisrcs IN ,bs C.iy.
w ss'Preualy J0nr Nc, %, % difIt sT sfy1
", ~ @ aAHRtYYNS2 YSo SiFts4N sl o.. d HAtL b.. Ym
i5l5 Az sslqEga ;l 4 B. c. + E@Ha 4 atdSs5Y, f9SfSs
{. H. MARSHALL, CHARLES YATES
H., Gf,rer Orpvgs MsI Gen. G. W. S.SDYogp VIZ D.
AsroR ca PrTM C1OlfR, esq nnd Others , =,
GKNuavss: " ia many sc.now ccsments ior your hinc
aud ot ny ,,iUn % deliver ny lecture on tlVdfy before
on audience 10 thi. city, Ae pleasure IN advising ygn
q, 70 Do er te .ccgle - tuo Cooper lE,tLne On hDhi
FNING ish Inst for tie 0ench, Of the United STATES
sll.i.Ty G. "A lisslou. r.
Wrh the A sae.' ron,d dsrtou srd es'eern, remain
II. ROBINSON.
The Polytechnic sssoclaiion of the Americnr
Iu. .fute Will meet rooms IN thn ioo or 1!on DNha
- 4 IA i trrur.dayD EVENING Nos II. ~ Z. ocl e.
srti.c M.nuflc'urc q PspsE" the meeiinss VI irAs
SANrEL n. TILLNAN, Chllfusu.
Tp.v.. u SrRr.ps. >ccre'sfy.
smcricnu Geographical aud Statistical 80.
,ie,t.--Nr IBIN BANhAND VIII read l.pfr before
tie Sor.eiy q the rooms Of he tstorcA soc'e,y 90
TiTR3nA ~. st8 gc1cs p m, ON " The srt OF u Nee
Illustrated oy View and DihT4ms cohpi 80 Rom p-sonA
ob.,-v.t-s NM CDNLNIEf n WADDELL,
Recording Secretary.
~, Anirrw,s sos1ety.-rhe regular preparaory
n sing 0i to ST.. ANDktM't fOlIrtl %. he ~ ATE
Of p, WORK. for tho ELECTION of fcFFltktS: Ac
,il a. p..c the s. Nicholas hote. On tht hsoAi
.tVkNINl4 NEXr the l1th in-t.. a. 1l o'c.ock
KObERr DlNWIDDiE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Kings County Republican General Committee.
"A special fnerng OF the king County Republican beu
-fnl Conn tie viii I. held a, the Committee Rooms No
Cour-st on FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. Il 8. u O'Clock
4. W. GODDARD. President
w l. HruDyrT Secrst,ry
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

"THR SEA or GAIU.EE"
will he N. subject Of pspsr 70 he read TnIs Evss-
IsG at the rooms Of tho Hiftoicsl Society. by BAS
vAED. the Artist 4 large Oh Psintng IL tao 7" Sea "
Mr. B. hs5 devoted long tiDe wall Do used IN Illus
r.iion.
NorIcE.-Dr &. ID. HAMMOND (author OF
RExotsp bic Oce 10 No 81 East 4sth,t Office houfs from
to 10. to 3 and 7 = evening
The PALMER ARM AND LFG.-B. FRANK
PANEL Inventor and faieltse A1ttpsce ground hoor'
Y Ao Philadelphia and Boston Only houses Of PALMER
Co Avoid imp ,si..on By calling on the ln',ntor
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
C.r.s do Si.i- Per Goten; Dupca'e, = 80 Al fcg-
stives rrgste-rd. L. \ LEWIS No 10 ChAhsm'st' " J.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
Valuable HgPosTs on SFERsAToKEFGa or sEsisAL WEAK.
Sss. .ut ohsr Diseases II TO Sexual oIgaIs and on tho
Nrw RiNEnis, eupioye IL IN the DpeDsay sent Ia SCI cd
letter 81 v. cp-., free Of chsrre. Acdre.s
Dr. J. SsfLtt. HorSuTOS Howard isocisiion,
No. south Nin'h ", PhiiadslPhii Ia
TnE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
Nov RFapr g. pamphlet Of 2, psgcs on hne white paper
Beside the bill whish word fo word n eeoisnce win
h. ofisiu t~1f append an Alphabetical hecapana
on OF he taxed by t. law nff the 1no NJ
Of The BE- levied thereon. ih renders a conpoe
ard coryon.en. o. T. l. T0sait 10 nsee u
Fnco postpaid - per oo IL aent By express ~
pr loo u b, mai address 1HE TsiHrNh New fofs-
GROVER d B,KER's celebrated NQiseicss
NAcHSKs ucknov be 'nporor 10 - % e'
No 40 Broadway. Ns~-forh
JIrFrRs, No. 573 Broadway, where the genu-
IN. us-qr..er,os HsLxoBAi Bo0rs oi laiss md children
$50 tur gentlenca ShpFsf.in gres' 'sicy' Oeh
ard IsysHHs No. 80 Broadway.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-20

"THE BI,L PosTER's DRsAM."-One of
the shrewdest and most waggish comical en-
e, rawlings conceivable, has just been published
By Ross & Tousev, Of New York, under the
ahye title. A bill poster, with tattercd gar
melts, has fallen asleep by gas lamp pest
at street corner, with meerschaum pipe in
hand and paste pail and posters standing
by. Before him rises shed, covered with
bills oi Il. stJ is. III white, red, yellow and
blue paper, pocted over and under each
other in all shapes, and it is upon the quaint
readings which their combinations makes,
that the wit depends. They are, for in
stance, peoples Candidate for Mayor
The Hippopotamus;' mrs. Cushman will
-Brandreths pills-through by day
light" "Henry Ward Beecher's-G Grand
Tight Rope Performance at the Aelodeon y
"For Sing Sing dlrect-Fernando Wood y
''Restoratve for the Hai--use Spaulding's
Glue y "The American Temperance Society
will--tly Bininger's London Cordial Gin y
edward Everett will open in few days q
new-oyster saloon at the-coal yard )"
"Repuhlican nomination for Mayor-Miss
Lucy Stone or any otter man - "Fashior
Course, Great Match between Ethan Allen
and-the Fast Woman with score o.
others of like character.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-20

Clemency on the part of the Govern
ment is held by the St. Louis Democrat to be
''played out" 1t alludes to the individual
cases Of abuse and shooting of Union men,
Civilians, quietly pursuing peaceful avoca-
tions,) by prowling rebel desperadoes in that
State, and thinks the sooner all such scound-
rels everywhere are made to know that they
will certainly be shot or hanged when taken
and convicted, the sooner property and lives
Of loyal people will be sercure.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-20

G. The loss by the great flood in the
Lehigh valley, is estimated At five million
dollars. The Philadelphia Inquirer publishes
an elaborate report of the disaster, which says
that about one hundred persons were drowned
by the sudden rise of tho waters. At Mauch
Chunk, there was high lock, which gave
way, engul6ng large number of BEATS on
which at least fifty persons were sleeping, all
of whom perished. At that point the water
vas twenty-seven feet high, being six feet
higher than in the food of lS41.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-20
Better News from the Shenan-
1Oall.

1t now appears that the rebel Jackson
was finally put to flight from his position
near Harrisonburs, Va. This Is a glorious
achievement for our troops, though at the
cost of many valuable lives.
1t would also appear that the last fight
was not with Fremont's command, but with
detachment from Banks column under
Shields, who was probably on the way to
form junction with Fremont.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-20

THE PRESIDENTS PoLIcY.-The National
Intelligenctr and the Esening STR, two
Washington journals that circulate among
the Southern people, have both taken ground
in favor Of President Liucoln's pilicy of "ra-
tional emancipation with national compensa-
ton" The Article in the Star, in favor Of
this remedy, was exhaustive and fearless, and
that in the IntelAgeneer, Of Saturday, shed
food of light upon this interesting and
troublesome question. The Baltimore Amer-
iean. another journal of influence, has taken
the same ground