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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-24
THE BarTlE on JAMES ISLAND.
BRILLIANT CONrEDERATE pYCTORYs
OF rnE RICHMOND pIsrA1cH,

CHARLESTON, June 30, 1862
The late battle In the vicinity Of this city was a
tarmorc brilliant and important affair tnan at first
supposed. The enemy so badly beaten that
they have not fired shirt from their gunboats or
batteries since, though previous TO the fight they
kept up constant cannoba,ie day aud right Con-
sidering the number Of troops engaged on our side
and The length and 6erccness of the combat. the
battle Il one Of the most remarkable Of the war
The rout of the invaders was complete. They
abandoned their dead and fed in wild confusion 10
10Th New York, tIIghlanicrs) and one from
Michigan, fought we'll. One company of
the former penetrated as far as our
breastwosks. and its captain was killed while
ments In the fight. Our force engaged cons listed at
three companies OF South Carolina artillery-the
Charleston battalion, which numbered only l5O
mon the Eutsw battalion. 400 strong. and Col
McEnerys Louisiana battalion. Other regiments
came to the relief of these troops but most of the
fighting was already over 1t will be seen, there
lore, thaf the enemy Outnumbercd us two or three
To one Their greatest loss was occssoned il It
tempting to storm our entrenchtnents, beh. Il
which Col. Lainar's artillery was stationed. Col
Lamar wns the hero of the battle. He was se
verey wounded. Col McEnery also deserves great
praise He led bis Louisianians fearlessiy into the
h9IN, with the watchwora, Remember Butler
Every days exploration Of the surrounding woods
reveals additional dead of the enemy. II has been
aseertained that body of the Federas attempted
to cross n swamp, where many of them stuck fast
in the mud and were killed and wounded by our
shells. Finally. the tide came up and drowned both
dead and wounded Two hundred and fifty of the
enemy have already been buried by our troops and
finy additional dead bodies were discovered yester.
day. The total loss Of The enemy in the battle can.
not be far from
Killed and left on the field. d...............a 800
Taken prisoners -.-..-.---..----.....l2 100
Wounded and dead carried off Of TIE field, est
mated at ...-.........-..7 TOO
Total loss of the enemy. 1l30
The Confederate loss in this glorious victory is
Killed MISREPRESENTATION. a.
wounded ---..-.--.------------.. l0d
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Personal Intclligcncc.

Brigadier General j. A. Garfield OF Ohio; DR. s. long OF
Illinois, O. W. DelOng Of Kentucky W. s. Snodgrass, Of
Philadelphia j. ID. Pratt Of Batimore John Il. Baeman,
of Aspnwal g. II. Eastman, Of New Orleans. and b. D..
Peck, Of Washington, arc stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Major General William Sutton, Or. Winslow Lewis and
N. H. Hili of Boston; Hon. Horatio Seymour and .. viii
son, Albany Col j. Taylor Of Kentucky Charles Tiff
and G. Fox and wife, OF Connecticut, and r. Stevens OF
Saratoga, arc stopping At the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Brigader General Corcoran, from Washington Gen. B.
+. Brown and A. Van vechten. OF Albany; Col $. b.
Jswet OF Rochester: Col Burgess and Col S. r. Sanford
Of Providence; A. H. Newbold, OF Detroit; H. Cushing aud
j. f. Lyons OF Boston, and Getty, OF Philadelphia are
stopping at the Asor House.
Jay I. Howard Esq, lately appointed United States
Consul TO San Juan del Sur Nicaragua in this city
lie stopping at the western Fiosi. He leaves in the
steamship America on Saturday, 25th inst.
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OUR CIVIL WAR.

Movements and Present Position OF the
Union and Rebel Armtcs-Operntions OF
. Rebel Privateer-Thc Verdict and
Sentence OF Mrs. Real-The Latest
News, &C., &c., sc.
The FAMILY Herald for the present week, ready to-day
wednesday, win contain interesting accounts Of the
recon. severe Battles sna Defeat Of Tho Rebels il Esp
tcky Account Of the Mosemsnis Of Mc1ellans Army In
Virginia. Reports OF the recent Battles In Mississippi aud
Tennessee and the Latest News in regard 10 the Progress
of War in all parts Of the country; The Operations
the Ocean Of the Rebel Privaeer Alabama; Iato News
from hs Rebel Capital The concluding proceedings Of the
General Episcopal Conference held in this 0y Report Of
the closing proceedings in the Trial Of Mrs. Real for the
Murder Of her Husband the Verdict asains, her. snd her
Sentence to tho state Prison. Report Of the Visit Of Arch
bishop Hughes to the Camp OF the Corcoran legion In
teresting Letters from Special Correspondents in London
Paris ana Berlin with the latest European intelligence,
and all news OF the week Of Impotence.
Terms--Two dollars per year. Single copies ia wrap
pers, four cents.
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and protsction. General Martindale asked question
about his sou who the hospital and rode in search
of him. Witness testified that General Martindale's re-
mark about surrenderng might have been put In the
form OF q ques en On the s-examinaion General
Morel testified that he had witnessed nything like
ssbehavior the face Of the enemy the conduct or
General Mar,indae this any other occasion There
aohng in his manner and appearance that indicated
persepal fear al the time General Morell never took
any official action upon the remarks of General Martin.
dale, apd they were made the subject of converse
io subsequently to his know ledge, during the tino be
fote General Maradale left Harrison Landing by reason
Of sckneg Leatesspt Colonel j. X. Locke, of General
forters star vas exanne upon matters relating to the
march Of Gsnara Martndale 10 h. Landing but
nothing important was elected.
tnis crsed The testimony for the government "a 'ne
Count adjourned TN TO morrow
GALLANT CONDUCT or GENERAL sTAHEL.
ooes fom the front speak in high praise OF the con-
duct Of cenc al Sehe who in the late reconnoissances
was oar days IN tic saddle with scarcely an hours rest
IN the affair al Tboroughare Gap, Major Knox, OF the
Ninh SeN OH cavalry, the eadcr, under General
S!ahels direction, and distinguished himself by his
bravery 4 cavalry OF the right sort could be
placed in front under proper officers should have
more stuart raidr through our lines.
ARRIVAL Or rHURLow WEED.
ihurioT Weed accompanied Dy captain Alexander
Schultz arrived this evening. s said he has been sent
fcr q consult IN regard 10 proposed chges in the army.
APPOINTMENTS py THE PRESIDENT.
Tic rrs idcni hos appointed Andrew D. Dickinson
Marabai Il Northern New York and Thomas IT. Clay, OF
kcnuckv, to iil Mr. Dickinson's place Minister to
Ncraga - President Is reoicei at being able to pay
shis compeni to Tie brother OF Henry clay. Mr. Dick
inson orisnsiy appointed to his present post but
the Secretary q The Treasury desired the place for his
brother, ast deceased, bir Dickinson was induced to
accept tho Csairal american mission.
TN niBrrKs FERRY INVESTIGATION.
The Testimony in the IIarpers Ferry case was con
cudcd to-day ani The great snrrcnderers win learn
the decision Of tho Court respecting them
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The Minnesota Sufferers.
APPEAL, or BJS1OP WuYppT.E.

The Bishop OF Minnesota has prepared for publication
the following brief yet expressive appeal
Tho undersigned submit tho following OF facts
in behalf of their fellow citizens in Minnesota, who have
been made homeless by the recent savage oub reak
our frontier The annals OF Indian can furnish few
parallels, either in the extent the suffering, OF
which has deaoated two hundred miles of bor
der More than five hundred lives have been sacrificed
and thousands OF the inmates OF happy homes sent
out as houseiess wanderers. The blow was so sudden
that neither clothing crops nor personal effects were
saved. There is hardly village in cur State which has
not been thronged by these sufferers In few weeks we
shall enter upon the rgor oi our Northern winters, and
there must be fearful suffering unless other more favored
portions oi tho country extend relief.
Our czeps arc not respons iur this outbreak IL 10
believed TO be tho fault OF stem which thwars the
KIND intentions OF the government leaving the treaty
dans without the protection Of law, and subject 20 the
frauds and dshonesties OF unsCrupulous men.
We had hoped that our young state, 80 wonderfully
blessed in its natural resources would never require aid
for s citizons that IL would rather be privilege 10
has beaiien II friends will aid these suf-
ferers will bo received with gratitude, and added to
the ties which still bind us to old Eastern homes
Contributions may be sent to VIM. H. Aspnwaii, SO
South street; r. Ninurn IS South street George Grs-
wod IL South who have consented TO receive any
donations for the sufferers in Minnesota.
H b. WhirPlE,
Bishop Of Minnesota.
ISAAC ATWArFR,
Associate Justice Supreme Court, Minnesota.
S. w. MANNING,
Prof. Bishop Seabury Hall, Minnesota.
4. WlfGOXS0N,
Missionary Of the Tomestic Board Hastings Minnesota
j. b. KNICKERBOCKER,
Rector OF Gethsemane church, Minneapolis
ELI 4. WILDER, Red Wing, Minnesota.
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN, st. Paul.
ANDREW BELL PETERSON
Rector of st. Pauls church, St. Paul
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FAIR THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAuI-This fair,
which held annually for the benefit Of the poor was
opened last evening" at the City Assembly Rooms under
very favorable auspices. Nine OF tho most influential
Catholic congregations in our city are represented The
tables arranged with great taste and elegance and
filed with articles OF value. Not perhaps the least at
tracve feature OF the fair Is the large number of inter-
esting ladies' who omit opportunity to add TO the char
liable FUND We have no doubt the fair will be great
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Married.

IREIi-RAvpoLpn. the home Of tho BRIDE on Wed.
nesiay, October 8, by the Rev n. r. Smith RUS a.
laL TO Miss CARRIE {. RANDOLPH, all OF Brooklyn. No
car ds.
PurlMAN--BAfSFs i'm Brooklyn, on Tuesday 0c
tober II, by the Rev Or. Farley JAMES PULLMAN san
francisco, Cal, to MARTHA daughter OF Edward Barnes,
OF Sheffield, England
RocHE-DE FoREsT.--On Tuesday. October 21 BY the
Rev Dr. j. A. Roche RIonARp W. RocaE OF Brooklyn to
LOUISE, eldest ugbter Of Cornelius ~ lie Forest tsl
of New York. No cards.
TysoH--.SIEvKNsoN--On Tuesday, Octobec II, IL the
First Baptist church Bfookyn, by tho Rev. Mr. Ycrkos
W. II. IT, TYSON TO Miss c. LOUISE STEVENSON, all Of
Brooklyn.
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Court CnIer.,.r-Tn,s nav.

SursEns CouRr-CRcuir-Part Mos 2so9, 39oi 3oo3,
30ll Job 30l5 301p 1929 3027 3033 $685. 3039 30i3,
3049, So51 3o57, 3o5o 3o63, 3ce5 3o75 Fart 2-Nos
34lo 3t2 s4lt s!ie 34is, 3s22 342l slc6 $780, 34s2
3i34 3436 3l33 3i40 3442 3&4t 3448 3a4s $3.50 s4s2
surERioR CouRr.--part 1--Nos 2s4i, ia,s 1926, 2es
ps7 2s21 2s23 2s25 2s27, 2ss7 2s39 2s43 2sls 2sl7
2sl9 Part 2Nos 2570, COS, 1913, ILL., 1926 1856 2516
osf 4 as10 o6Q9 o52A 2510. 80 80 -~' --''
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suit OF UNIFORM sword cash and belt by Captain James
Bryce in behalf q the under his command. Capt
Bryce made the presentation 10 pariotc and eloquent
speech in which no dwe the necessity OF lighting the
battle for the Union the bitter end and Lieutenant
Dunno receiving the present. made equally patri
otic and soiderlike response.
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base BaIi I'm PhiladeIphia.

FHHADEIPIUN, OCt. II, INb2.
The FIRST match in which the Eckford Nine, Of Brook.
lyn were engaged on to-day, the contestants being
ninc the Olympic, Athletic. Adratc and Franklin
clubs unexpectedly selected. The result was--Eckord
30. Philadelphia There were thousands in attendance,
ana great interest manifested IN tho game. The
Fckford Club, with their hosts, attend the Arch Street
theatre lhia
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Arrivals and Departures.

Tswsgas, N c. Steamship Dudley Burk--Horacc Jsmes
Chaplain 25h Mass; WIN nrown. OF 25th Mass Vols a
Reed, Fred barnard, Lieut. Baeson, Co T. 2jd Mnss
Lieut. Fellows CoA I'm Mass Richard Berry Of New
Worcester; John johnson, Drum Major 9Th New York
Vols, q Russeli and Livingston, of New York; r O
70 IN me steerAge.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival nna Departure Of tine Tssnt,

Arrival nn3 Departure Of the Tyyenty-
seventh Maine Volunteers.
Tic ,hcyc gesinent arrived at Jersey City yesterday
morning, Immediately took their departure for
Washington. they came from Portland and nearly
thousend s,roag, fully armed and equipped. The
colloviag Is . list Of the olicors:-
~ IA and yaf-Coonel, Rufus p Tap'cy Sac,: Lieu
Colonel Mark r. Wentworth, Kittery; Major James
NJ Stone Kcaacbung: Adia tant, Ffsard NJ Rand Port
d,nd Qnari crmas cr Louis o'ron Saco Surgeon, j.. s.
Kinlball Sauc: Assistant Surgeon Freeman Hail. Saco.
Coapaag 1T aptain G War Snnthteld First Lieu
teaant, s Iibb Limerick; Sec nd Lieutcnant +. Har
man, Saoo.
ConDaay B-captain S. r. Fowler Berwick First
Iisuenart NJ Heard North Berwick; Second Lieutenant
H. Young, Sonth Berwick.
Ccmlaag Canain, J. D. tIil'c Blackstone; First Icu
tenaat j. IL tame, BLACKSTONE Second Lieutenant S.
Haven Ilolllston.
Company D--aptain D. b. Fullerton South Berwick;
Frst lieutenant T. Shcrmli Jr Lebanon Second Lieu
tenant, r.. S. invant, Kennehcckiort.
Company E-Captan. j. Gtcbell, Wells; First Licuten
ant r. Miller Sanford nd Lieutenant, j. Chatbourne,
Wells.
Company F-C,ptau H. Plummcr Riddeford; First Iiei-
PerSins, Rddesord.
Company G-Captain Z. dickson Elliott First Leuten-
ant ~ Paskcr second Licutensnt I. Sharpeigh, Kit
terry.
Compay H--Cartan, H. r. Snow Cornish; First Lies.
tenant A. H. Smart Parsonfed Second Lieutenant, X.
Hussey hiitesy
6onpcng Ca tain, s. Bryant. Kennebunk: First
Lieutenant, : Gould, Lyman; Second Licutenmt, d. r.
Osborne. Ah,ct.
Company K-Captain. W. e Johnston, Marlborough;
First lieutenant II. G. Kuche kennebunk Second Lieu.
eenani I. Mcaeellsou Shar. leigh.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Advance or the Union Army fm vir
ginia-Thc Late Heavy Battles I'm Ken
tucky. &c. &c.

Advance OF the Union Army fM vir.
ginia-Thc Late Heavy Battles I'm Ken
tucky, &C., &c.
The Cunurd NATL steamship Persia, Captain Lott will
leave this port to-day FOR Liverpool.
The mails FOR Europe will close in this city hofpast
eleven O'Clock this morning
Tho NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wll be
published AZ ten o'clock this morning, aud will con.
tain tho latest dispatches respecting the Advance OF
ycCellan's Army into Virginia. Interesting Accounts Of
the lato Battles in Kentucky, resulting the
and Decentralization Of the Rebel Forces and the
Latest News from the Union and Rebel Camps throughout
the Country Account Of the Operations Of the Pirate
Cruiser Alabama and her Destruction OF Property the
High Seas Iatc and Interesting gencc from Mexico,
and reports Of all .povssn. events during the wcek
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low Son Co, AZ Ludgate iii London, Eng
and will receive subscriptions and advertisements for
the NKw YoEx IiyRALp.
-
GAovcr & Bakers Celebrated Sewing
s NEW sssRn
white, the Halter, aI6 Broadway,
under Bs,nun,s Museum, win open his FUR STOCK this
Trusscs.-Msrsh Bros.'s Radical Cure
NUNS ana an"
Phalon d SONS "Snow White Oriental
Cream ior bcau,fying the complexion Sold BY all drug
gsts.
Pl,aIon Il son's ssCocim," the Best Arti-
Gle In the world for dressing and preserving the hair Sold
by al drusgiss
Use DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment. for
Rheumatism twenty-five cents and hfy cents Sold by
the drt geists
Bachelors Hair Dye--she Bsat I'm tho
world nsantsueous harmless aud reliable Sold by drug
lists and pcrfumefs everywhere Factory Barclay street
Cristatloro's Hair Dye. Prescrvntive Ind
Wig depot wholesale and retail Ne. Assr House. The
Dye is applied By experienced artists.
Bea astiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bloom
Of Youth Liquid PEARL for preserving and besuying
complexion aud shin Ladies after using this delightful
toilet article will be convinced that II has equal SOLD b.
all druggists and 81 ls9 Broadway
GourNud's Poudre Subtitle Upvcots Hair
from any part OF The body Warranted s8 Broadway.
Bates, Boston.
Hilrs Bair Dye, 90 Cents, Black or
brown best IN use Dcpo, No Bsrcsy o. se aud sold by
Al drasgislh
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The Turf.
SUPREME C0URT--SPECIAL TERM.
Before Lon. Judge Ingralam.


FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
in Eve, to wagons.
Hiram Woodruff narred g z. NewburR.
Ii. +. Jones named br. &. Billy Howe. 2 2
Tmo, 2:40--2Al x-2:3sA-2.40
The above race was good one, and, considering the
high state OF the wind during the Afternoon, the horses
reformed better than expected. Hram's horse
the favorite before the start, at two 10 one but being
beaten the first heat by Horace jones', the betting
changed aad The brown had two 10 one on him he
started the second heat. Ths heat was by New
burg. aud tho odds back rst quoted After the
lrst heat the brown ge4ing very unstcady, break
ing repeatedly in tho heats and seemed To worse
the progressed. gentleman suggested that boot
might improve the pace OF the brown geldng, he
seemed n intererc but the suggestion UNDECIDED
lie dill not interfere much with Nowburg, however,
alter the first Ecat, whatever ho might have done with
himself Newtnrg trotted the three last hoats Of the
very satisfactorily
Two trottng malc. csw como OF to. .day-one at the
ruon Course. and tn. at the Fashion. Particulars
" Ill b. found in the advertising columns
SUFFOLK Park (rHILADELPHrA) RACES.
PHLApsLrnIA, Oct. 81, 1852
Al the Suffolk Park Course to-day, the post stakc-a
purse Of 81 40o-threc mile hoats contended for
with the annexed result
Idlswid, FIVE years old, won the first heat by two
lengths. Time, 5:s5 Backbird, three years old, was
second Avalanche third, and wagram fourth.
ldlcwild won tho second heat by three quarters
ly punishcd); Avalanche third and Wagram disancsd.
Time, 35L.
This is the tastes, second three mile heat recorded,
except those OF Arrow in OBS and Little Flea, IN $50,
feather weights, in New Orleans.
Fifteen hundred persons were present, and largo
amounts were bet.
entries FOR the Two mile DASH and three entries for the
mile helts.
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Decision I'm Regard to shinpIastcrs.

"" NTbANY, OCT IT IS02.
decision made in tho United states Court TO day do
carcs that the law OF the United States Congress- pro
hiong the issue Of shnplasters, in the states Ia
Constitutional.
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

Eight CarteS de Visste for sI--E9ual TO
the best made BALcIrS 233 Greenwich corner Barclay.
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The Schooner Admiral Blake. Reported
Destroyed by the Pirate semmes, safe.

The schooner Admiral Blake, reported a. amoag the
victims OF the pirate scmmcs has arrived sarc a sippi
can. She did net SEQ anything Of tho pirate. t4
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prIsCELLANEOUS.

"A s-T-Iseo--x -DRhKEs PLANTATION BrrrERs
invgors,es strengthens and pGrines the system; per-
fsct ape,cr and natures great resfcrer II 10 composed
az pure "a Crox Rum, celebrated CaiisayA Bark
herbs Particularly adapted TO weak aud dece persons,
and can he relied for its purity II Dyspesia
gentle tome aud us the thing for changes Of the
SoId by all q oeers druggists, hotels and saloons.
-. Y u. DRAKE co. ~ broadway. Now York.
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NcCleIlnn's Advance May he be as
successful as Bayavd in turtle soup. i3 Park row.
BRITAIN Il SCOTT,
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservntive and
Wig depot, wholesale and retail Me- Assr House. The
Dye IL applied by experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

Bachelors Hair Dye-she Bsat I'm tho
world ingsntsueous harmless aud reliable Sold by drug.
lists and pcrfumes everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

Splendid Cartes dc Visite, E.sgsft for 81, !,
at BALCHS, l23 Bowery. Gall and see
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

NY PERSON RESIDING IN NEW YORK, BROOK.
n Hu, iamshug or jersey city suffering from Rheu-
maiisr Lumtago, Sprnins, Neuralgia ANY sim lar
plant by apply BY ttt gyng their address, 10 the Pre-
prictors OF Uncle Fayetes Magic Rheumatic Lnimen 20
Fulton street. w. viii he called upon At their residence
place o business and furnished with the remedy for trial
free Of charge Our object Ia 10 satisfy those suffering
that have lust the article they need Therefore sc
cit their attention Address propretors OF Uncle Fayetes
Magic Rheumatic Linimert. 20 Fulton street. NJ
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FALL CARPETlN0
"A and Mattine At HIRAM ANDERSON y. No 9y Bowery.
English Medallion Velvet Brussels Three ply and as an
CARPETS Rugs Mats Mating Ocoths Druccets foaI Yards
wide. at reasonable prices Al Goods guaranIeel bs par
,cular And look tor HIRAM ANDEkSQNSs W boNeS,
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POLITICAL lMrftlieEucf.

II
/ The Vote I'm Pennsylvania.
We have returns from thirteen Of the principal counties
in the state comprising than onehrd Of the entire
vote. ami they show the following result
nepuolican ...'',.'.,'.",........ 1890 9s,2j2
democratic. lc.,,,.,,,...,..,....,..l .l09, ,l38 9r41l
Republican majority ............ e,so2 s3l
| PHuApkLpmA, Oct 90 1882
nucial returns from seventeen counties, comprising
mors TIM half the voting population Of the State give
senlor deraasrss, g. .-..!or General ss2 majority
The SGubernRtoriaI C0satest in DIassachI-
& setts.
BosrSs, Oct 81, 1862
John A. Ana.-sw has Tsritten letter accepting tho
nomination Of the rscub'icans for reelection
1t is stated that Ergaer General Dovens will accept
Of the peoples Union nomh, Ssion for Governor,
Massa chusetts Congressional Nomination
BosroS. Oct. al, 1862.
The republicans OF the Fourth district daye nominated
Samuel Hooper FOR Congress.
Massachusetts Politics.
BosroN. Oct 2f, 1852.
letter from Geusrai Devens accepting the peoples
nomination for Governor Of Massachusetts,, published
this evening.
The Sheriffalty OF Philadelphia.
HARRISBURG Oct ri, 1882.
Governor Curtin has issued a commission to sheriff
Thompson and he is now fact, well rs by election
Sheriff Of Philadelphia
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BeRstifut C0mpiexIon. .--Laird's bloom
Of Youth or Liquid PEARL for preserving and bssusfyng hs
toilet article will be convinced that II has equal SOLD b.
all druggists ana 81 lse broadway.
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Prizes Cashrd in all Lsgarized Lotts-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATEJ Broker
No. III Wall street room No. 4, II. Z.
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

Prizes Cashed fn All LcgaIizsd Lote'
ries BY A. DUNN lio Broadway up stairs Letter com
IN unications confidential
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Use DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, for
Rheumatism Twenty ave cents and fy cents. Sold by
the swi~tR.
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Vaushan's Photographio studio. a2s
BoweryNo'ce. Twelve Car,es dc visile 81 warranted
equal TO any made ON Broadway. 22s Bowery.
The Great Drama, Pauvrctte, this Az
ternoou aud evening al BARNUM'S Museum.
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PhaIon d sons ssCocim,' the Best Arti-
Gle In the world dressing and preserving the hair Sold
bv all druG
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Omcial Drawings or Murray. Eddy a.
Oo.s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotlsres
AEsryckr kxrRA ctAss 4s9--Oolober al. 1871
~. 10. 81. ~, IL. s. 20. AZ 30. 4. &c a.
ksrrUoEv CLASS 600-october n 1872
~. IL. 66. 40, 60. IA. "a, 10, A, /. 40. %.
Circulars ssnt free Of charge hy addressing either u
MURRAY, EDDY a Co
Covangton. Ky. st. louis No
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The sherinsIty OF pniladelphia.


Governor Curtin has issued commission to sheriff
Thompson, and he s now fact, well by election,
Sheriff OF Philadelphia.
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Massachusetts Politics


letter from General Devens accepting the peoples
nomination for Governor Of Massachusetts, is published
this evening.
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

GourNud's Poudre Subtitle Uprco1s Hair
from any part Of ,he body. Warranted as Broadway.
nalna
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Ph:alOm d kon's ssSnOyv White Oriental
Cream or bcauying the complexion. Sold BY all drug
The New York herald., 1862-10-22

Hiirs HAIR Dye, 90 Cents, Black or
brown bcst IN Depot No Barclay s ae aud sold By
Ail draGgislh
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Trusses.-Marsh Bros.'s Radical Cure
Truss occ OF Broadway and Ann street. under Bar
nuns A female attends ladies