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GREAT REMEDY

GREAT REMEDY
| 0-'-'- i '7.-1 ~
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUM.
BAco, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs,
HEApSoHr. AND AL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS, Ha.
For all Of which It 10 speedy and certain rene
from the recipe Of DR.. stephen sweet, Of Connect
lieut., the famous bonesetter, and has been used In
most astonishing success. 80 =
i7i & 'lnf 81,
AS AN ARBITRATOR oF,PAN, II 10 unrivaled
BY any preparation before the public, Of which the
=. a.. ~ p. 10 SUdl 9T
ms lAniment VIII cure raphiy ana radiesly,
htheumsstc' Ansoruers OF every KIND, and, In
never been known to fall. a-...' l'rs w
ro, yruD,,o,. =, ,..,,u,,.
~" We '-' ,, w. a'o,u ''""'''"'e 'e'e'
II ,,n ..,.v. a.. g.. =, ur.n .our,.
,hres m,nnts. .nd Il .ar,sn,sd On 40 10 Y -
TooTHAcBE. ai.o. viii 4, cure instantly .-f
I-r,7 I--
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
Eminent Is a most happy and anfailing remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, II
n to elasticity and yiror. ~ - :.
va
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, we claim
distressing complaint should give IL trial for Il
will not fail to afford Immediate relief and in a
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous. but a timely
cure. " '' ''' ~ ' "s' ''" y
u Hh .af % I4 ~ H. go ~
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N WAsHNoToN, Nov. 10, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE, until
Monday, the first Of December next, at o'clock
p m, for two hundred and ten thousand (2lo,OOO)
yards OF White Cartridge Cloth, in width and pro-
portions, as follows, viz:
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L For Sale at Wholesale,
go boxes Of Tobacco, light and dark,
pound Jumps,
Is pound LuInps,
= pound Lumps, and los,
900 gross Fine-cut Chewing, in tin foil, different
100 gross Fine-eut smoking, various brands.
ALSO,
96O0O0 Segars, suitable for suffers and Retailers.
All OF which are offered at the lowest wholesale
prices, by JAMES WALLACE,
90 High street, Georgetown, ID. c.
ooods delivered to any part of the District free
OF charge nov 0-lw'
fIHE LOVERS OF THE WEED can nnd
an excellent supply OF the first brands at pow
lana avenue, adjoining Bank OF Washington
nov 20--Iw
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notice.
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.


The old and established Emporium OF Clothing,
OF Washington and vicinity with all that is es-
mo- now supped with the most complete ea and
fashionable stock that we have ever had the pleas
COATS, PANTS, and VESTS Of the most desira.
BILE styles that could be found in the market.
Our assortment Of II IRTs, ORA wERs,
viii be sold at prices that do not allow OF compe-
tttion. W i4.sHH
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY ovERcoATs.
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY ovERC0ATs
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY ovERCoATs
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE sT9ek P PREss SEATS
LARGE s sTSSk MILITARY MILITARY P PAETs
LARGE STOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE sTock MILITARY vEsTs.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL DEsCRIP-
-0T.0 T TIoNs. I--- -
vALIsEs, cARPET-BAGs, &c. rg A.
Our stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
10 the largest and most fashionable that has ever
been offered In this city, and at the lowest prices
they can possibly be obtained In this city.
NJ Can and see us at oDEoN HALL, corner AZ
street and Pspnsylysnis sysnue the Great Cloth
nov i-every Tues, Thurs, Sat .
WHO SAYS sOs We say that our store in
w the First ward may not have caused q COM
motion, but do say that we are running off an i'm
mense stock of Clothing at the Leading First Ward
store, of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, but who ever saw store where Smith
was that did not do businessi and the reason is,
they always sell their goods too cheap. That is
hxt haxa alxVav bn hasrd nfa
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rOPP e II AL E a..

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., November 10, 1862.
There viii be sold at Public Auction, In the Uni
Iea states navy yard, Washington, d. C., on Thurs
day, the 9th instant, at 70 O'Clock m, lot of Cop
per Scale, consisting Of about 80 tons. It can be
examined Al any time previous TO the day Of sale
yard.
The sale will be snbect to ratification by the De-
partment s. p. BROWN,
nov iI-2aWzW Navy Agent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-29

DR. SWEETS IHFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES Is unrivalled by any, and in all cases OF
Lameness, arising from sprains, Bruises, OF
ness or Saddle Calls Scratches, Mango, &C. II will
also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be
easily prevented and cured in their stages
but confirmed cases are hey ond the possibility Of
radical cure. No case of the kind, however, Is SO
desperate or hopeless but II may be alleviated by
this Lniment and its faithful application will al
ways remove the Lameness, and enable the horse
to travel with comparative ease.
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Refers, by permissAon, 20 10
Martin Kaibncisch, Mayor city OF Brooklyn; Abb.
jah Mann, il, New York City; John N. Goodwin,
NJ c., Me-; Thomas M, Edwards, NJ. c., N. H.; Ed
ward II. Rollins, M. c., N. H.; Alex. H. Riee, NJ.
c., Mass, John b. Alley, NJ. c., Mass; Alfred A..
Burnham,. M. c., Comm Dwight Loomis, NJ. c.,
Ashley, N. c., ohioi sidney Edssrton, N. G., Ohio,
John hutchins, M. G., Ohio; John Covode, M. c.,
Pa; Robert Mcknight, N. c., Pa; Justin s. Nor
Chandler, M. C., Mich; James II. Lane, N. C.,
Kansas; Cyrus Aldrieh, NJ C., MINI; VIM. Ksl.
L. N. strstton, NJ. c., N j.; P. D. Fouke, NJ. c.,
NJ; Owen Loveioy, NJ. c., Iii F.. p. Blair, IT., NJ.
c., Mo; Elbridge q. spauiding, NJ. c., N. Y; Al
fred Ely, NJ. c., N. Y; Major General II. d. Dur
yea; N. wyckoff, Esq, Pres. williamsport City
Bank; Shepherd Knapp, Esq, Pres. Mechanies'
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10000

10000 hH r..
To be delivered at the Navy Yard, In this city
portation. 5. p. BROWN,
nov iS-dti Navy Agent
... .... QUIZ
SMITH a. BaALL, No. 36I, seventh street,
~ between ] and streets, is the place buy
your winter Clothing. They sell cheap. Try them.
nov 2i-dtdecl
SMITH a. BEALL, No. 38I SEVENTH
- Street, between land streets, Is the Cheapest
Clothing House in town. Try them.
nov 2l-dtdecl
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n E. SOM les,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS.

Pensions, Back Pay, OAcers'
Recruiting, and All other Just Claims,
against the Government.
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SPE DIAL NOTICE.

DIR. M. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
Federal Block, corner of Seventh and streets,
opposite the Post and Patent onicss. Rooms
Is and "a, mp stairs, washington, DC. N
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Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand, rits timely use
at the first appearance OF Lameness will effectualy
prevent those formidable diseases, to which afl
horses are liable, and which render many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless.
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Our stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
10 the largest and most fashionable that has ever
they can possibly be obtained In this city
u Call and see us at ODE0N HALL, corner ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue, the Great Cloth
ing Mart Of Washington city.
nov i-every Tues, Thurs, Sat
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oFFICE-No. 450 SEVENTH STREET,
Department Exchange,) a
WAsHISoToN, d. c.,
And No. 9 Park Place, corner Of Broadseay,
opposite Cify Hall, Nep York.
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ID r. s W Z 4 r. s

INFA LIBLE LINIM 7
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ITO REAL ESTATE WNERS.-Sealed pro-
po.ss Nill be received Al tbs Office until WEDNESDAY,
Nov lC, fof tie purchase Of Lot Of Ground by tao Cor
pors0n Tor the 81 Engine Company 10 a. to De within
the following beua4.s 10 wiz LEI and 2d-sss 10Th and
ltthsts.
ALSO
For tie l-e ofa HOUSE snd LOT for tie term often
feen year, Tor tho Of Engine Company No H. between
fnlt9n, Barclay, Greenwich aud Chufch-sts.
Proposals will contain gram Of tho property offered
with clmonsoHs locality aud Improvements IL any. Pay.
Lent ~ be made ling oiugr aud saif.cory s
ihe light 10 rssorvsd to rejct any OF all prcpeaas
kObi. hAWS, Comptroller.
City + Eew.Yoit Department Of nance
Compuollef's OEce. Nov. !, llb2.
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E,HE SEMI-W TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YoRK SEMLWEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pablishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No 1919 fOct. 81 ]:
I.LEADryc ARTICLES: Oar Candidate for Gov
erhori The Opponent q Wsdswortb Tho Nor
der, wholessle and H.lli.h q Union Men. Tn.
democratic Doctors; Resisting the Dan. Brand
the D-oeivsTs; Seymour Demands that Twenty
Millions Surrender TO Eight Milions Give u :
Divided North; Lincoln the Last Pre- iden !!
4 CiO.ing AIpesli W.d.woTth smong bis 9sn
Men: Those Who Win Vote for Seymour; Gen.
Wsdsvortl's Generosity TO Poor EaisrsBts, The
TI,sds.ey 70 be sd Fa' , Vote Log 70
Meetings Editorial ParsgTsphI
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
uI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
N..LErfERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
sPONDENf5 WITH THE ARMY OF THE
v..THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
vI..FRoM WASHINGTON: Special Disps.ehes TO
The ". Y Tribune.
VII. FIRE At HARPERS FERRY: An Army Trans
pOTittiou Trsin Destroyed.
VII. THE WAR III THE SOUTHWEST.
IX..FRoM SOUTH CAROLINA: Attack on the
Charleston and Savannah RAILROAD; galsn, Goa
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
XFRoM KENTUCKY: Correspondence Of Tho
N. T. Tribune.
XIsH,RPsHoorERs Order Of Adjutant- GensrsI
Hillhouse.
NI..OHIO ELECTION
XIII Immense REPUBLICAN GATHERING: Rat.
ibcat,oD Meeting in New.York City.
XIy..THE CAMPAIGN IL NEw-YoRK: Large Ms,s
hiee;I3g Al Olean Va lh'isIeug1s County w idc
Awskei Speeches b. the Hon Henry B. Stanton
and Gen. CocLrsne.
XIV. POETRY: " The Fisherman Of Beaufost."
XVI THE ADVANCE. Two Routes-Their Respective
Advantages
XVII. KANSAS AGAIN INVADED.
XVIII. THE VICTORY AT CoaISTH: Gen RoseeTan's
Congrs;alstoTy Order.
XIX..WAR ITEMS
XX..FRoM FORTRESS MONROE
XXI. FROM MINNESOTA.
xii MAJOR-GENRRALS or VOLUNTEERS
XXnI.FROM MISSOURI: Correspondence Of Tho n. T.
Tribune.
XIV. .FRO- NORTH CAROLLiA: Correspoudencs Of
The ~ Y Tribune
XIV. THE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE: The
Governmental Arrests
XVI. GROWS DISTRICT: Correspondence Of The
n. Y. Tribune.
XVII. WHAT NETWORK HAS DONE.
xvii. WHAT ILLINOIS HAS DONE.
xxx. AMERICAN ~ sTlTUrE FARMERS CLUB
XXX..JOHN x. PORrEps THOROUGH SUMMING
UP o. THE WHOLE CASE.
XXI. .COTTON-GROWING IN NEW-JBRSEY. Cor.
spondonce Of the ~ Y. Tribune
XXxII .RAvENsHOE; BY Henry Kingsley, Author Of
"Geohry Hsmlyn."
XXxIH. POLITICAL.
XXXIV. PERSONAL.
XXXv CITY NEWS
XSXvI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XxXvu. MISCELLANEoUs ITEMS.
xXXvIILAGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXXIX.. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fun Reports o. tho
siocA' Money Cotton. Grain and Calis Markets.,
specially Reported for The " T. Tribune
TkRNs-Ooe Copy fer one year. 81. Two COPPER. one
year s5. Five CoP.es. year, sI1 rs. Ten CO2is,
10 one address, $40.
For Club Of Twenty, we sand an Extra Copy.
Fore Club Of Forty We send IRE Daily Tribune gratis,
Address TIE TRIBUNE, Nsw.YmL
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GITPHEAlE COURT-ClGY and ColNddiiag s ~
- NEW.YORN-CHARIES c. DUN,hNS, shs sum
mons for money dousnd contract ON a ,.salred
tho DEPENDANT: You are hereby sunmSnsu be tied
The Office Of Oh. Cek of the City ard toan'y o. ,a-
the City.llL ia said city, aud 10 se' We o'py o
M 20 m de CITY Of New.YOs wihin s~sp
d,y. after tho setrce Of THE summons on YOU M COM
d,y Of such service and You isl 70 viii
&c ndsnent ssaint you the sau OF tasss s the
hund.ed and seysntsen l..ioO does " a, hnnaI AID
bG.n,h s,v OF settsubef thcgs aud es NJ az.
ak y.two bc.ld.. tho coats OF thl, scion; Ds TRFN
bor. 1902. IA" piainiif8' Attorney
The complaint In the shove ente scion y, S.s.y orb,
m. ocs oil 1he CLERK the city sud too' Ssabsr is6a
-, IA n aid city .he 8h day OF @ ,,,ya
" Iii is~ivs HAWKINS IOfhhlS, rms ~.
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NOTICE il hereby given, according TO law 70
all n,T,o,, wing claims ~ inst CHARLES 4 CLIN-
TON late Of tie CITY Of PoushLsep'ie Couny Of Dgh. -.
aud State OF New-Aork CentIena an deeesea, 1900 Ia
he snbscrb.r acting Administered OF the goods IN.
Snd credits said deceased a the piies o. NJ la
spbscrfbsr a. the Office Of HENRY l. CLiNtoS ~ 5,y
BToadway n he City Of NewNoIk, on o. oo'S n, W" ~
of NAY 1868 dated this 2Nh day Of Ocouef 1909; H.
NM l. PEASE. Ao.sg Atmin'uS'of On,
Oooi, Chaltes and Crvdlls ol Charles A. .an.ee...L
nps
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Nrxv.yoRK nA,,Y TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER l. 1862
Mem Publications.
ry,HE IRON FURNACE;
OR,
SLAVERY AND SECESSION.


NEW YORK Oct FL 1902
The Rev. John H. Aughsy Presbyterian Clergyman, PRO-
noses to puhsha work with the above title. Mr. Augi.y
citizen Mississippi For his adherence to the Union he
thrice nauow escaped DEATH All his property has beeu con
c.ednot only real estate but housened furniture end bis
library He IL therefore left without means to rnbhsh His
work will contain his observations Of the workings OF the
Peculiar nsutoD history Of the Secession movement
from its commencement sad his personal history his
perseeuions and sGengs IN the Union cause his inson
aud escape prison four before the day sci tA
his executions; hs travels the Underground Railroad
AID by he cavalry and bloodhounds Ill ne reached
the Union hues az kieuzi, Miss . ,
Beret Of property q heath aud almost OF fe itseh ne
has escaped with bis faulty land Of Freedom tie must
ey upon assistance friends 10 aid him Ia the puhca
ton Of his Tho work win be isust as soon as the
requisite number Of subscribers be obtained al 20 Gents
pei copy. 80 =,
II VIII contain about go pages l2uro and being WORK OF
thrilling interest differing widely from AL ~crhs witten on
the subject 1t will smpy repay The outlay of is' pu,
chase. The Nev. Drs. J. Nj hrebs. snogass A. D. onn,
and others Of Synods Of NewYo aud NewJersey pave
sketced the manuscript aud they b ay approve ana eeon
IT, All who desire copy Of the wok WI, please 'u
their With address 10 the REV j. M hbDo ~ D''
| No. l4l Henfyst Nev-Yok
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TINHE UNITED STATES IAA INV,
NOW READY.
IN pamphlet Of ~ pages huo white paper Beside The
bill which ia word for word in accordance with the original
text we APPEND Alphabetical Recspi,nston OF every
article TO be taxed By the law and the amount Of the tax to be
levied thereon This renders it complete and convenient
as Il Is possible TO make It.
Price cents Postpaid q per 100 hsens by express W
: 700 ,,n-...n Aas,.,, Tur vifn. 49, V-.L.
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AND VALUABLE BOOKS FOR

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Al the Best Authors IN History
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Architecture Fine Arts, Wiz ana FsGet,e Literary renI
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ooNrrNrs OF JEAN vALJEAN.

IgAN NALJ tAN.
BOOK THIRD.
3. The Torn Cost all.
9. M8rius sosms to he Detd
10 one who il q Good
Judge.
10. Return OF the Prodissl
& Son-of His Life.
II. CONJUNCTION In the Abso'
lu.e.
y. Tie Grandfather.
BOOK FOURTH.
]. Jsvert "a the Track.
BOOK FIFTH.
l. In which we see the Tree
with the Plate Of Zinc
once more.
.. narius. escaping from Civil
War, prepares Tor Do
nestle War.
2. NsIius Attacks.
4. Malemolselle GiNenoT-
maud at last thin 1T not
Improper that Monsieur
faucheisveut should
come in with somsthing
under bis Arm.
5. Dcpoit your Money rather
~ some Forest than with
some NOtafy.
6. The two Old Men 10 every
thing. each in bis o~ "a
way. that Cosstts may
be happy.
= Tho Effects OF Dream
mingled with Hsnpines-.
8. Two Men imp0ssiOie 10
find.
BOOK SIXTH.
! J Tth..a' fe'ssGl sFafrG III a8}
AVN IN Sling.
:. The loscparshle.
4. lmnortale ltcur.
BOOK SEVENTH.
n L. Ialt Nf'f NA|l u o. Gnu Nt4N
Eighth Heaven.
?. The Ob-cuiities which a
Revelation msy contain.
A BOOK EIGHTH.
/. The Kasemeu; Room.
! Q. O.her Steps backward
3. They remember the Gar
den IN the Rue Plnmet.
/ 4. Attraction and Extinction.
BOOK NINTH.
|. Pity for the Unhappy, but
Indulgence for ths
H.ppy.
2. The Last Fiiekerings oftbe
Exhausted Lamp.
3. A Pen b heavy 20 Him
who lifted tauchele-
| vents Cart.
/ 4. A Bottle OF Ink which
serves only TO Whiien.
5. Night behind which Is
Dawn.
G. Grass hides and Rain blols
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Mem Publications.

VICTOR HU0O.--LkS MISEsABLES,
A SERIES OF FIVE NOVELS.
EACH IN ONE VOLUME;
L. FANTINE,
IL. COSENTE,
III. MARIUS,
Nv. ST. DENIS,
V.JEAN VALJEAN.
BT
.,.. VICTOR HUGO.
Translated from the original French By
CHAs. p. wlLBoUR
C.RrrroS's CorYRrsHT EDITION
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MINNESOTA STATE WAR LOAN
vi PROPOSALS EoR 100000.
sgAIE on MiSrHsOFA.
n,gt,E M YAK l'urksruEn oP SrArP

OrTCE rHz TREASURER or Sr.r,,
SAINT Paul, Oct. {, 1902. y
Tho L-sislsture Of tie State OF Minao,ota having
passed act authorizing the isue II tho Bonds Of tie
State 10 the of one Buudnd Thoashi Dollars, the
proceeds be applied de,y the growing out Of
tho present indian sd Bond being made yable In ten
years from the time they negotiated o, interest
rot eycssdns 81 gl payable semi anu
ally In the City Ne~fosk notice 1. hereby that pro-
viii BE- receive by the under guri the whole
pu OF ad sn,unt he Bonds &c be sned IN OF 1000
at the banking Office MessIs Z NJ Myegs Co., No
o Broad ~, Ntwiofk. until SATURDAY, November the
first at Y oclock the money 20 be paid IA L. y Tresnty
kotc1 upon the delivery OF the bonds IN Ncsfok CY. NO
bids win b, received or these Bnuds AZ loss than bof pa
value greater rate Of Interest than thut specified Ia
the lrt aforesaid and the Bonds viii be awarded 20 the bid
oHerng 10 ,eye thcI NJ the lowest Tnt Of Interest B
should he udorod Proposals Tor Lcsn aud adiessei 10
tho undsrsig god
Gaze VI Mes r. 7. VI NYRWs Co. Ner-York CIV.
CuANLLs sCMtffEk, IIes,nItr Of Sta.e.
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Nnn.YoAn. rnaIInE. Q. ~ Ba.raa RAmnoAp Co..

NRw.ioAK PRoyIpKsCr AID Bosros RAILROAD Co,
Oct 30 l3t,.
4 L the ANNUAL MEETING OF this Company
held in Providence he IA Sept ulio tho following
gentlemen were elected DIRECTORS Tor the ensuing ear
J.mcs J. Day, Mathew Morgan. Ihos nlsston. VIM r.
Cary, Sau D. hsococA sami Sloan, Daniel Dew H. BY.
deubuTgh. Nathan 4. Dixon.
Ats meeting Of tho phee.o, held Ills day JAMES j..
DAY wes reelected PRECEDENT Tor the ensuing yeAr
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AT wM. EyERDELL" soNS-WEpD,i.S.Ss,
n cARns These celebrated Engraved Cares '".
Al Ne. le4 Fsltoa e.. N. y. ks'so"nss"~
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TNHE OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
4 POR NOVEMBER
APPLTTONc' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
November Number contains;
l. Nearly One uuDdred Rail~Gy Msps representing The
principal rsilwsy. Of the country, stsd,us, distances
and cOnuectiots
IT, Time aid Distance lndica,or delneans the difference
an time distsno.s bsween the principal ciiies
throughout the United States.
III. Monthiy Aoooun, Of railways and their Progress.
". Anecdotes aud iuciden's Of Travel
V. PoIrsi, snd biographical sketch o: Brig Gen Josph
X. Mansfield.
VI. New Timetables 10 date.
Price Is cents
u. APPLETON l. Co, Pohlishers,
Nos 44S aud AS BToalw.y.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs FOR 1868.


oUlRrTRznrER's oYrcE. L. g NC,
NAsns6loN. Oct. IL. lat2
SEALED PROPOSALS viii 30 received AZ .h. oiEcs uni
orl'es q TIC issh d-J of hovsme,. neat Tor fur
nshls fA0ns - iAs u AAne AT the following tA.ieas
d. Ing thr year iSJ viz.
I1usnouth. Now Harislhs.
thaflcftosn Nassarhu.ett..
Bf1otyu, Long lslsrd Nss.Yorsi
Phi sd.phA f-nnsyivaniag
W.hinston. Disihc, of Columbia
Oospoft. mar Norfolk, Va
Esch ration - consist o. three quarter, Of pound o.
pot b1rou snda fourth pounds q firh beef
twenJtso u bfesd made oi extra uperne -four
~ lsI ~ enytwo ounces of EXTRA h0nr
Tor pound 81 n-I bread 81 the option Of the Government
and The rate OF c.h quartz VI beet white beans Ia liza
hetof ten pounds Of Tc. ten pounds Of good coffee.
Leu thereof oneand shsh pounds Of tea teen pounds 4
good NcOeaIs suslr, four quarts II vinegar pound
rides or or,.i.d si4 pound. Of good dipped tsllo
candles four pounds Of good had brown soap; qa.
Of s and hniTee pounds Of tsoe' TO each humid 81
The ncraed allowance. Of foar ounce, Of -four or bread
and the allowance Of potatoes as above provided viii
hs termination Of the pfcet sluscon aud the ration
pioided ~ law asd regulations tie Let Of July
TIE beef shall be delivered tho order Of the command
Ing officer Of each ston. eiiher In bulb b. the single
os "a shall consist OF the bet ard choice piece.
the carcass the pork be No. primo pork tho
.seeri,s to DO Of tie beat aaAlls u sinl, named
All tli must DO accompanied by tho folowir. guarantee:
Form " Gaa,Gnisc.
The underdgued -. ~, Ia the state Of - and -
Of - g. he State 4 - hereby guarantee that In case the
foregoing bid Of - for ration, above described be ac
cspted 10 OF they will within ten day. after tho RECENT Of
tho tho Pos0aeo named the con;r.o,
saIne with good and sufficient Iurries aud
tie sad shah m 10 enter into contract .. .foresai we
guarantee 10 maze good tho difference between tho otter Of
tl.e said -, ssd that which may be accepted
A. H.. Gusrartor.
q. d., UaaTzntOr.
Witness:
e r.
1904.
Thereby certify tbs, the sbovensmed Known to mo
4 property and able 10 make good thr guarantee
10 BE- Hpned by ns limited 81 ie' Dsric! yudys UasI
Nldi.s U4Hict di0fEcp a Collector
no proposal vii Dc e'"ide'ed unlo panied BY the
lboyo guarantee
tAewspaper. authorized 20 pubh ihs shove VIII sond The
per containing tie hrst Insertion 10 th. ohco for
toni
Proposals 70 be norsed Proposals. for Rsou, Tor 1861"
and s4dr .As.d 70 the undeTsi. ncd.
W. Il. SLACK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

In PUkSUAN of al order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of Sewlors uoi Il hereby ,rn 70 ns
persons having olsims against SAMUEL LoUEh .,e o. W.
City Of New York. decreased eni the sa,s WIN soees
thereof to tbs pbsoihsr al ,he erce Of Ed"S'a
SER esq, No 300 Broome. IN th, cay OF Sew SiA' 80
before the 0lh day Of March ue1t-Daied We" i0'AA
~" u'' VI - ELEANOR LODTR Admui'nsirir
,,rs I,vsrs. JOHN p. HOLMES Adminisraior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

EFw.YonK, No. 20 ExoIlASGsrLAos Nov. /, la65
I HAVE THIS DAY associated with mo In
4 tho STOCK COMMISSION business my SON. ~. g..
JEROME IT, Tho busnnrs viii hereafter he conducted Ia
tho name 81 A. & JEROME e co. A. "a. JEROME