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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-18
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MICHEL STEINER, STALL NO. as
AND
ADAM soHANTz. STALL NO. Is,
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

rINHE stockholders m the Miamisburg and Centre.
IL VILE Turnpike Company hereby ntiiied to
meet NJ tho office Of william Goudy, IN the town OF
hlamlsb IrR, on Monhay, ue l2th day Of January,
1863, at one o'clock in II sad, aud then and there
elect seven Directors OF said company serve 1r
ensuing year de20w4 q. A. GROVE, Pr,s'L
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IMPORTANT 10 OOOl GKs.

A NAN and Improved SHAVING liorsv, n hrA u4.
IA thing 81 NNes good sstt.-inftiuu aud so.ir nrI
Au AsslgiincHt y thus nyruuon pHi ls Iuade ou it.
rral terms letWrru ,uw anu the ~ Iauiiay ,.u
AZ 80. - i1rsi slrts., anu -rt' A.. sa ..,r
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TURNPIKE ELECTION.

UNHE stockholders OF the Dayton Western Turnpike
Il Company will take notice that an ecciion will he
held at tho house Of William Bersing, "a Mest Alex
andra, Preble county, Ohio, on the second Monday
2th) OF January, 1863 10 elect live Dir ctors Of said
company 70 serve for the ensuing year
de2Ow4 AbAEh DUNLAP, President.
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nF iAtriOtlc aud oyel de-ign painted m line color,
" Wan Hh "pPf"pfihtr plnre iOr tnr ususr > NAME
,'d b's''''-- ih,y are utsigned iur irue ofis ana
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vlrtnE "nd photographs csfi-. A design taitut D,
puiIg HpPueu Ipr, sa,npleS bc svrA ~ 50 ~.
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JOHN oENGNAaEL

XUoULD respectfully inform his pumerous friends
w and customers that he has pdrohssed the
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Daily Gmpire,
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City and Other Matters.


Travellers Register. =
, S-rrains arrive and departfrom the Union Depo
a. follows; tfP rIF'I
oINcIENATI, HAnILr9s AND DAYTON.
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IIpWARD As
n AIlEslf ID.

GAHDUs-WOOp-Ou Thu,isy Oh, ~ At tie rcd
d-rr. of CO.,. bsdss i.bcf b. ID, Kew Joseph DuiyeA
D. W.basf Bosnfdus to Eaily b.. ia shisT o. lhon''
Wood esq oil ~ this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Th1rtdty. OF, y BY The
Rev D.. Pe'sss Thomu Guinrf al u bfooAlyA NJ
r.fdf
fOI LEY-sII RLfSG-M he u,isncs Of ih. brties
fshsf Pourlse.P,is on Wtd1r'day Oct. "a. By lie Rev
p H. Nbesirr. Joau G. Eolsv - LaIs,lle conn TO
Icnda a. sieTng. Csnshsf Of The lion. Geo \" Sterling
AERKlTT-MABBEIT- Thnpdsy. oct 70 At the Fe.i.
deuce a fle BRIDE. father Ntoh~tsss Dutc'.. 'ouniJ
b. Judre Emoit ". Howard hsnlu Of Hurs Village 10
Miss cora Msbtcit Of the iorinsT .Ace
QTIE-TTlFcE-Ai syiaslci. MAJ. n muf.eay. Oct
Is At CLh.t Church b. tho Rev. 0eo. H. Mckuight J.
Srru.lal. Qua o. ~, city, l. }. khsao'in Fsuce Of
Springfield
RANSOM ANDERSON On Tne.dsy. Oct. ~ BY the Rss.
NJ Coot. a Iou Depo.i. nd, Mr. Charles y. Ransom
Of roEs Centre. Y. T. Mn Georgia AAdeson Of fOrs
deposit. I'D.
Phnadeph. and Baltimore pspsn piss'e copy.
s fMsus-HrRLEN-On Friday Oct 70, by the Rev Mr.
ThompEit.. Sir Eugene Ssmmis 10 Mia. oeoTgsnus buI
lev. a. Of Bsooklyn, T. ID.
STRICKLAND ROGERS - Ia New London. Conn, on
Vsd..lay Oct y By a.. Rev. Or. Grant. William r..
sts.sd - saI4h H. daus CT tle late Daniel Rogers
oil Of h-w-London
wILLIAHs-sTERiING--At tho residence Of tbs BRIDE,
father pouznsrrpsi- Wednesday. oct. p by TIE Rev
DNiyht b. Bartlett thas. N. Nnlisms, j.. TO Alma H.
ste.luz daughter Of tho Hon Geo W sterling.
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DIED.

ApAMs-ht TosipIinutle. staten I.l.nd wedne.d,y
oct 2l Mary Jane. VIE " ihrun h. Adams
HACON In Irooklyn on "Wednesday evening. Oct. p.
Efeemsl Bacon IT, youngest ctd 81 IeenAn aud Harriet
81 Iacon Sod ycafs. Q mouth. snd day.. . ,
The restu,. ss isrd' The fsriy re n-pcc''y inVsd
ate led tie funeral nom he iosienc" 81 hi, ltrAh no
2$ bdt.' street, Brooklyn, OF Sunday AFTERNOON al
D0OIiirLE-On FrIay. Oct - Adra,tus Doolite, MD.
III. sni friends oie family respectfully invited
to attend to fluefa o. Jeo-k on Sunday icneon' 81
No IL thompson Ilis renaiis will be taken 10
HOrLpor. Long i.laud for i'srncrt 1t ss. M
DAvlsin gle tx "a IhaIsseAy o. ~ Charles II son
FLY-In Brooiyn on Thursday evening. Oct a. William
Hobbin, eldest son Of Josoph N and hannsh ~ H. ~
me Of he family ar, invited to nent the funeral from
tho redrncc Of he father No. it1 ileny street GA ssnd-,
2th. st ?! O'Clock ,. ~.
GOODWlN - IN tls city. Thuf4day. Oct. q. Frane!'
Goodwin IN the loih yer 81 his a.e.
nALL-In Brooklyn. ThundAy. oct q. William Hall
In the i2d year OF hs aye
the funeral rom Ia late Iedence IN b,doiu Avenue p
tween sevettc avenue Nan Ruren street saiuTdly
asp Ills remains viii be tsssnto GREENWOOD Tor ~
ternent.
UITCHIsOE-On Friday monips Oct % at hs re'ldsnce,
TO 2,s ninth street Jas Hutchiao1' ~ tho d Jesr oil h'
Noc. Of fupersl hereafter
KkACH-At Groon's Corner. Seratoss County '. on
Wednesday, Oct l5 'uidenly Marin. b'i.s' VIE oil
the Rev. Israel koach, AGED % yeas
MfRCFR-On Thursday Oct -. Mr. Ann Mercer, aged ~
years
PLUMLEY-On Friday morning, Oct u Mra H. n. h.
Pian.ley, vii, Of A. H. luney.
Notice OF funeral on Monday
sOUTHWICk--At Suu,strt on Saturday Msy TO- Mr. VIM
l.. Southwick 81 BeVey, Mas tee'nd ohccf Of snip mo-"
tsTey AGED p years.
vALENTlNE-on Friday. Oct. a. HAnn,h Valentine. "id
ow oil Abraham EAleptins In tine ootn year oil her are
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully
to attend her funeral from her sis Ie.dsnoe h tLo Io~
Of Nonkus on Monday, 9Th inst, ~ 0c!ocA ta 49,
viii be in wains at Williams Bridge, to NEE. the II train
from New. OH.
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Republican nnd Union Meeting in osuego.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
OswEGo Fridsy Oct. "a, 1867.
A rousing meeting Of Republicans and Union men
was held here last night, which was addressed by
David Dudley Field and mir. Mccarthy of Syracuse.
.ur. Fields purpose was to show how strong and
universal was the sentiment Of nationality; that the
present Rebellion aiming at our National exist
ence; that the interest of the Seymour party was
the subversion Of the Government, through COM
piomise or settlement with the Rebels; that the only
possible settlement on their basis was a separation
Of the Union; that the difference between the
two par,es in this State was, that one
desired peace by conquering the Rebellion
while the other wanted peace on the Rebels own
TERMS that some Of the latter were clamoring that
the War had gone far enough, others that the
strength of the country was wasted in vain efforts,
and still, others procaiming the impossbiity OF
overcoming the Rebellion by force of arms; that the
Rebels at the same time proclaimed on all occasions
their determination never to make peace excep. by
concession of their independence, and that the
Democratic WAS the anti-National and antl-War
party, while ours was tho National and War party.
Mr.. Mccarthy followed saying that though he
was q Democrat, yet he could not bring himself to
lend his influence TO any measure which looked to
the hndering Of the Government in lis present
crisis.
Both speakers were cordially received and loudly
applauded.
Mr.. Field speaks tonight in Norwich.
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Loss OF The scnoosER PfNSsTLyASiA or Bos-
Tox.-Capt West reports Sailed from Cambridge,
Nd. 9Th inst, with cargo Of oak timber, for New
YORK, sailed f-om Hampton Roads on 10Th On the
I'D tho Highlands bearing w. by n. 10 miles, 1t
blowirg gale from W. NV. with a bad irregular
sea while an the act OF nearing to ," was boarded
NV a heavy fea which shifted tie deck load, oIen-
ing the ror waterway seam fore and alt, and on
coming 10 the wind on the port tack the deck load
iQu sni Ted 10 the leewaid, opening the ,tarboard
water way seam IN the same manner. On sounding
the runrs found four feet water in her, and rapidly
gaining Saw at once the vessel must soon 20
down. and there beng Rip astern set signal OF
diaress, and when she hove 10 under our Ice went
on board Of Der in our boat taking only what we
stood in Ia l. minutes after leaving her she cap
fized and sunk.
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IIoWWuhfNtuI
Note, on Chronic Diseases...No. ".
e., Dr. A. WOLF lido Paris). No 8j2 broadway, n. y.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
have already shown (see "N0tes on Chronic
D,segses No. /, Published in Tux n. y DNLY
Tntncxr Of 18Th inst. that Rheumatism is disease
If TWO essentially different and distinct kinds, hca
and Chyon.c; the former remarkable for itf in
tensity and raroxyamal violence, and the latter,
which shall now endoavor 10 describe briefly, ac-
compa,.ied during an almost indefinite period, with
more Or lers suffering
CunosIc RHRUMATIsM IL a drease almost uniyer-
sally known and regarded by The suffering commu-
nifty at large as the "OPprobr,Tm Med'cor"D',' or
the disgrace Of the medical profession, 30 lew and
so futile have been the efforts hitherto made 10y
nbv.iciaus TO cure it, Tie scientific world, and
those not belonging to the profession at all have, in
latter wears been sorey exercised with reference TO
ils treatment but up to the present, TO no good or
,ati,lactory result. thousand empirical nOstrums
have been tried, and many more thousands oil rene
dies prescribed by the most skilliul Of our medical
fraternity, and with the one beli'sune fesult oil
failure IL is only from the special practitioner
who devotes biz tune and study 10 the disease thst
relief and ultmale cure can confidently DO sought
and reasonably be expected .,
The complications of Chronic Rhenmatism y
are many snd various. The disease may Affect and
involve any Of tie large joints, or II may DC cohnhed
~ tho small JOiptrj vi s"y Va '"N "- A., "a
s,ructnfes ol the human frame. IL may be, una
generally s, attended with much pam nno CONSULT
able tu1efsction or swelling; but 1t II usually nm
tied TO a particular locality, and The SKIN seldom
exhibits the extreme rcdnet5 or eihOIes'ehVc VIC
should in other diseases expect. Chronic RheaHa,
hsm is mostly connected with peculiar stare o.
the constitution itself, the health OF tle SUI
ferer oitontimes remaining comparatively uDln''
paired; although, on the other han0, there - Io'
qucntly 10 be found decided evidences Of geneihl
physical debility uniformly attributable to Al ip'
diligence ia impure habits.
lhat 10Y method Vi treatment, acquired ny Ioht
experience III the hosritale u faIr, and improved BY
an extensive private practice during the past yea
! Ia this City has L.ea euiueutly successful, Al
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For the Sick ard WOUNDED.

Uuder An order from the President United States,
syste been established by the sanitary COM
OF articles contributed the people for the sick and wousded
OF the and Navy Tue system after being wen Urea,
has been formally approved and mendet by the Pred
dent the Chief and the Surgeon Oenefa Tho
scuy sgsinst nissppfopTiaion Is practically per-
feet until contributions delivered r. the hopiias
where they necessarily pass from tbs control OF the Com.
mission or than million articles set through one Of
Of s channels OF slpry,N Las been ascealned
thar rot hundred have armed or been dishonesty
used aud trustworthy agents constantly
pioyed In visiting all divisions Of the including those
the Southern coast the Mississippi and the Western from
tier 20 observe their vanis 20 obect supplies where hey
honest The Commission does no, uadeI;ase TO de-
liver articles 90 Individuals and declines 70 receive conbu-
with restriction their destination VIII h. tho
hm Of the force employed In the service OF the Nslien.
Naiioual unity wherever Il come IN entlgon.
ism with local PRIDE The Distribution o. ho,pAi
supplies IL but sbranch Of the WORK oil tie Commission 10
employs the professional talent which eau be obtained in
The country % AID s sser purpose,o Go all that i posbs
for the health snd Of tshtn, 20 tighten their
burdens 20 sustain their sris under the aud
hAroshps which essential part Of SUCCESSFUL wsflase
For this purpose lntrbuions 10 its Treasury soied
They directed 60 the Treasurer, o. T. cIkONO esq,
No % ~ali-st., New York.
Commissioners under appointment from the President OF
the United States: The Rev Henry w. Bellows d. d. Prof
A d. Bache IL. d. George w. Cuiium, ; A AleIsn-
William H. Van Buren,, 81 D.. Wolcoit Gibbs, ~ ID Sam
a.l o. Howe NJ. D.; Corneliu. X. Asnew, NJ D. Elisha
Harris, NJ. d. J. 3 Newberry W. d. George y. suonss
Horace Bnney IT, the Rig; Rev. Thos NJ CLARK ID tbs
Hon Joseph Holt, r. W. Burnett the ii .. MARX SKINNER.
Frederick Law Omsted.
Contributions suitable supplies og the sick and wounded
viii be received ~ the OF the Noues Central heet
Association, No 10 3dsv, Cooper Union, New OK FOR
the Commission. NO. ass Broadway OF by mail 70 FRSD
LAW OLMsIED General Secretary, Wsshirs'on.
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lroiou VIZ, Meeting under the auspices OF
Citizen. from sInv states:mrao " nono'ins
Citizen. OF ths City OF NswA grespeevs o. party arc
invited to meet with the undefsisn, o VI Nv"
In nsuuec,i0n ssanst the Federal Go, !" 'he
COOPER INSTITUTE, - Zoe,
Gu SATURDAY EVENING, Oct - '''Sl .rrur
for the purpose q giving an EMPHATIC INDORS1. IHi
to the efforts being made by tho constituted suhori.
Of the land 60 crush Viz cruel and Po.crP,iye Rebellion
Col ANDREW JACKSON HAMILTON Of Texas,
Hon PHi ILL P ERASER y \, Of yi EIGrsa'
Hon L. ID. sTlCKEEY Of Florida, and
CALVIN L. ROBINSON. esq, Of Florida
- Rev. y. FL. AUGHEY of Mississippi
will certainly address the meeting
THOs. j. BoYNTON Of Key West, Florida,
The Rev. Mr. CARTER Of Tennessee, ard
Gen. PRENrSS Of Illinois, late prisoner In the hands
Of the Rebels
ue expected TO be present and address the meeting
PHILIP FRASER, Of Florida.
!. G. CLAPP, Of Florida
JOHN 3. SAMMlS. of Florida
CALVIN l. ROBINSON Of Florids
WILLIAM ALSOP, Of Florida.
J.. D. SrICKNEY Of Florida.
PARAN MOODY. Of Flodds.
Y. r. PARKER, OF Florida.
JOSEPH REMINGTON, Of Florida
J. s. briggs Of Florida
C. H. BLOOD, Of Florida.
y. C. HOWE. OF Florida
j. l.. HATHAWAY, Of North Csfolina
W. A. GWYER, Of North Carolina
w X. JONES, Of North Carolina
J. C. WINSLOW, Of North Carolina
JOHN DlBBLE, Of North Carolina
JOHN @. WINTER. Of Georgia.
JAMES NATTER, Of Georss.
J. N. BIRD, Of South Carolina.
WALTER ). CARR, Of South Carolina
II. r. CAMPBELL, Of Tennessee.
ABBOT SMITH. Of Tennessee.
A. BOSSERSiAN OF Virginia,
and hundred Others
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The Army on the Proclamation.

To n, Editor Of The ". Y. T,ibuaa
SIR: Having heard and read much about the
opinions of the Army or the Presidents Proclsmi-
ton Of Freedom, have made inquiry as TO the views
Of the eleven regiments composing Gen. Aber-
crombie's Division, to which I ain attached.
First. as TO the General himself. lie is 30
good soldier tina, he expresses few opinions, but
will obey all orders. OF the eleven regiments, ten
are largely indeed almost unanimously, in favor Of
the Proclamation. As TO the remaining one, have
not been able TO inquire. The officers are heartily
with the President, upon his great edict believing 1t
10 be positive force in the prosecution of the war
equal 10 u levy of many men.
For one, feel that Into the conflict Gods inapira-
ton has low entered, and that all expenditure of
money and loss of life VIII be recompensed 10y the
great good that shall come to Humanity from this
fearful struggle. When the war was simply for the
preservation Of the Union and of tue liberty Of the
White. dominant race, We Were ready 10 sacrifice
our home euiovmens and liz for its sucoesEiul pro-
,ecution. But, now that the conflict has assumed
the grsnder shape, and IN order to sesure the Union
and our White liberty, We are compelled AT lasl to
be Just to tie Negro, feel that We fight for God
and Universal Humanity AS we'll az for olrselyes'
Zach hospital bed and battle field thus becomes tsnc-
tilted, and in such . cause suffering lie crowned IA
unartyriom.
Knowing that you will pardon my letter in your
with 10 hear how tie Army receives the l'roeama-
ton.
am. sir very respectfully your,
STEWART MOopfoRD,
L,at 90 l4's' y :.
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barvto acknowledge. NJ past successes, many
in cases where the most eminent and distinguished
Of the medics.. profession have failed to hold out
even the hope OF more than Temporary relief, will
stimulate me yet daily more and more in my re-
searches and exertions to place upon firm basis the
RADICAL CURE of Chronic RhsnmGfi'm.
ITO be continued.
A. WOLF. M. D., Physician for Chronic Disease
No 1872 Broadway, New York.
NorE-Dr. A. Wolf devotes his exclusive atten-
ton to the treatment Of chronic diseases. lie can
be consulted personally or by letter from to ~
a. M, 3 TO 9 p. M, daily.
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var. GoitschaIL,s second Concert.

This entertainment was attended with the usual
prosperity Of the concert-giying pianist. We have
20 often noticed Mr.. Gottschaks style Of playing,
that we have nothing new to offer in regard to it.
A there will be third concert on Tuesday evening
next, there another opportunity close at hand OF
enjoying bis wonderful performances. lie will have
several attractive assistants.
The new tenor, Mr.. Castle, one of Mr.. G.'s aids
wins favorable regards. io has much promise.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Barnetche, piano
performer, will make ii hrst appearance Fl. Irving
Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

4 SURCTos.ARTIsr CHosEs ron IHE AEnr.-
slFgeou-A Palmer OF Philadeph lila Lao been chosen
by tie Board Of Surgeons appointed by the Surgeon
General TO decide upon tie best Patent Arm and LIZ
10 be procured by Government for the L. ;. troops.
The Surgeon G eneral has approved he recommenda-
ton. Surgeon johnson Of the Navy waited upon
the Suf.oonArsi yesercay, by direction Oft Chief
Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, ard placed
the mntilGt,d inmates Of tho Naval Hospital in
philadelphia under treatment by the Inventor Of the
Palmer Limbs"
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COSTA EICA.


revolution bss again broken out IN BOLIVIA;
General Perez was in pursuit Of General Acha; This
latter wac trying 10 collect forces in CorocOro, but
IS the whole army and all the other towns are Tor
Perez, General Acha will in all probability, make
his appearance in Iacna q refugee.
A weasel arrived at Caldera Oh the 2Oth Septem-
Der from Europe reports the total loss Of the Amer
Jean ship Reporter. bound Sau Francisco, oil Cape
Horn. Only four Of the crew were saved.
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Gpcual Nollces.
'orIs City Tesrhcrsi

a Meeting Of the Ncw-York City Teachers.
AssncafiOn will be- held on nAlUhDAi ~ NM On
ia ut O'Clock AZ the Hal OF the Board OF tducaton cor
n,r o. Grand tfnsts Papers viii he read ny M VIII
LIAM N JELLIfFE "A Want IN oar Common scnooI
system - and ny Mr. STEPHEN J. SEDONIt ~ " rev
Tloushs on Political Economy" All friends Of Education
are cordially invited BY order .,,.,, =,
Cnryntnres of the spiDe Their Causes nnn
Mean a. PreycnliOn Will be- thr nniJsg q me nrt'
,rur. o b. GRtsCOMis Course 90 Hygiene ~ The hoNo
Chst,.. Ne "a Lsss gEhs.. oR sAIl RDAJ. AZ nan
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allliiarp Notlrcs.

Eaceisi brigade B,nd.-GREAT CHANCE FOR
Nj sCiANS-2i good Mucims wanted 30 complete the
famous Band The member. OF the Band called upon
perform any other work. aud will receive tho highest pay,
Iuqsire OF r. CASiLLl, Editor L. Eco dltsis
No. 293 Broadway.
Wapied-Iu dr.l-class thtos.yesT regiment, Two Oar
TAlsS aud three LlEuTENANlS, 10 complete ne o'sau
ss,ion No person need apply who Is not perfectly comp
tent; aud mus, have Men means 10 procure tnun
dress Immediately, win fall particulars, aud "he'' I'll ~
view tu.v he had COLONEL Tribune ONCE
Pensions, Pay, RoWnfy Money, Ac', oo'eo'e0
prouplly and tho lowest lgInls, ~ =, Al, ., NJ.
lff''' OrO. NOOONAN, No, % Pinost,
Rclsu 10 Shepherd KNAPP o'q tas ksL we bsuawo'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

The Republicans have been abused for putting The
harlequin Train out Of Faneuil Hall in Boston,
while he was disturbing their Convention. Mayor
Wghtman DEM announces that II was not done
By Republicans at ali hut by policemen, al biz
order.
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Brig Hayward. r.cn,sy.

BOsroN fTldsy, Oct =. ITb9
The brig Hayward, from New-OFleans for Bos-
ton is q, Edgrtown, lesky having run ashore III
the Whey ard OH the 22d inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
wpOm CALIFORNIA AND CENTRAL
AMERICA.
Arrival Of she Steamship Ariei-s7sO,3Si
I'm Gold.

IN, steamship Ariel, from AsfrinwaIl 1tsvlaSs
M;nar commanding with mails, passengers and
.pecie to d. b. Aien, esq, arrived on Friday after
noon. The Ariel left NewYork on the lst inst, at
10 NJ, and arrived at Aspnwall on the llth inst, at
lOp.m. Sailed again on the 18th inst, at = p. m,
and arrived OH the 9th inst, at p. m She brings
s75i,795 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

OaTE oY ALLrGIAgcE.--An extensive busness
lie now being done by tie Naturalization Clerks IN
tie City Hall, several hundred persons having taken
on, their papers during the week. Their names
OUGHT also % he inscribed tie enroilaeni lists.
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bnslness No!ites.

ROGERS & RAyMOyD's
Splendid roady-msds
MILITARY UsryoRxs,
Equal to those made to order and much cheaper
Stores Not, 1,l 49, 1875 Fulton st. No iit Broadway.