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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

NFWKIRK-At No % Clinton street. Oh Saturday Oct H.
after long ad painful illness. John X. Newhirk sgei 2
years months aud o days.
PRICE-At L,mington. N J.. Saturday Oct II, William
Floyd youngest Of Ellis l.. and Julia C. Price aged
years ~ months and p days.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of his Grandmother Mrs Thomson Pnce,
No 81 Ninth street this day, at O'clock
PAUL-In this city Saturday. Oct H. Mrs. Jane Paul
rect Of John Paul of Omagh County Tyrone Ireland aged
53 years.
PATTI-D Brooklyn Saturday Oct II. Gregorio Patti,
native of Italy, aged 81 years and 10 mouths
ROSS On Tuesday Oct T. at Carver Hospital Washing
ton d. G.. Charles H. Ross member OF the 9Th New York
Duy-es ZOusves In the 9th year Of his from wounds
received at the battle Of Bull Run Aug 30
The friends Of se family respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral Monday the 18th at o'clock. from the resi-
dence Of his parents No 58l Eighth New fofk
also the members Of the regiment now in the city are
respectfully invited
ROE-In ;bh city on Sunday Oct II, 1862 of jaundice,
George Scott Roe, aged 40 years .
to attend his funesl Tuesday Oct T. at o'clock p M
from his late residence, No. l,jS5 Brosdwsyi between
Forty seventh and Forty eighth streets
SIMPSON-On Friday Oct 10. James r. Simpson, in the
SD year of his
His friend. snd ssq1antsnces aud those of his father iulsw
VIM Is. Taylor invited to attend his funeral iiom hs
late residence No 30 West Thirteenth street Monday
18Th inst, at ] O'Clock.
STANYNOUGHT-At Hudson City, N. j., on FRIDAY, Oct
TO- Harriet s. wife Of Harry Sanynought aged ~ years
TERBELL-At Elizab,thport IN j. on Saturday morning
Oct. II, Jeremiah TeTb.li in the bJd year Of his age
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock IN e
Presbyterian Church. Boat from New orr leaves Pier No
North River, at ll:20 a.
TILDEN-Kled ut the battle OF Chanty. on Monda, sept
/. Capt Oliver A. Tilde1. 3oth Regiment ~. L D. '.
TOWNSEND-At Frederick lospitsl. on Wedne.dly, Oct
g. W n Town-end eidest OF Daniel and Martha Town.
end. aged - years and months.
TAYLOR-Ou Thursday, Oct o, at No ~ Fat Thirteenth
street after lingering Illness Annie J. O.. daughter Of
VIM. r. Taylor of Richmond, Va.
Richmond papers please copy
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Cenlrnl Omce. sanitary Commission,


The Sanitary Commission. At the request o. Cen ialeE
most earnestly advises sns the practice OF sendlns presents
TO soldiers which Il j. supposed VII aod " the coz
v.nience OF their camp e To the knowledge Of the Com
mission hundred Of Gch presents are now psN
usesy and yd upon old camp sroundsl
while thousands have rrobsbly been Destroyed to Preys
h. falling the hands OF the enemy and bat sma psS
o that have received by those to whom they wsrS
addressed have been Of the smallest value 10 the except 20
ns o. the hec.ionate interest OF their I'll nds. FOR t.s
purpose aud such other small and hght articles a. can
b. transmitted by all would have been much better Larger
sis occasion serious practical mche-men and ottcers
naturally to throwing them a~eythey add 70
the which chic. OF the excessive
fatigue Of the sickness OF the soldier ountsers
universally until they learn better by desreonsh eK
10 this cause and TO the excessive oageegr o then on-
GERS scme the seyeret Losses o. tie non ioces IN
the present war attributed by the highest military au-
aoty Bu. even when successful battle the asenpt TO
clothing nearly always ustrsd the heaviest knapssck
being thrown away the Inst loDgcontnued hard mscS
while tie .ht 10 retained and the ous and hesvyladen
wagon being OIL when the nght aud shott ole
protected Similar observations apply 20 regimenta hoe
pitas The pits regiment in The nod should De snp-
piled nothing bat the baest necessities the temporary
treatment the SICK who In oil serious removed
as iast possible general hospitals where the supplies u
the regiment available An excessive amount OF res>
i'm, ntal psl and conveaences crsoy 10 she
A aud the equen; detention and
separation reguent OF tle few aciea essenta 70
the OF the surgeon The Commission has rors the
hrs protested against OF In this re-
spect a. well against the greater evil Of tse comies at
tempt Of the volunteer soldiers to carry into the field too
many the Of comfort to which they hal ituaea
in life Ia psnce with the @! the Censrd
In he this appeal addressed TO those by whose mistaken
Aindnc.s both these evils believed TO have be.n greatly
sggravsted and sustained FRED. LAW OLMarEp.
General Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

MsgoSARY MEETING AT THE CHURCH or THE
IscARsATroy.-The Church Of the Incarnation,
conner OF Twenty eighth street and Madison avenue
was alled to overaowing last evening with most
respectable and attentive congregation convened for
tie purpose Of hearing addresses the subject Of
MISSIONS under the auspces of the Protestant Episco
rAl Church. able addresses were delivered by
b sbops Talbot, Burgess and Whipple. The Rev.
MI. Montgomery conducted tie opening service. A
collection Was taken at the close of the meeting 10
aid the advancement oil the missionary enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Asscssor's Notics-EXCISE TAX.-Notice hereby
given the payers the Eighth Collection District com
psing the XVllth XNth and XKis Wards In tho City o
in accordance with act passed July l. b| en-
titled an Act to provide In.ern Reve1ue to support tho
Government and pay interest the Public Debt that
have beoa appointed Assessor for said District have ar
rangd said District nineteen divisions. which are de'
mated and will 10 known by their respective numbers and
have also appointed the following named persons as As.sAns
Assessors for the several divisions hereby given;
Eanes and Residene he A.s'tdnt AsseoT' " s ES"'"
Collection Disfyict heu- Iork.
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CArARRH CURED.

From tie Rev. z. X. Russell, Lynn, Mas
b.,. been much troubled with Csanh Of the wort type
for some twenty yea- It gradually grew worse, producing
coush and hoarseness destroying the sense OF smell and
braA OK down ny general health TO such degree AZ to com
pei e to resign my pa,;orse and suspend public speaking
made d.en, OF the usual remedies such as 'nn' OF
divers suds nitrate OF silver tsrwater ovetar aud inha'
tom. but without any very sautay effects Last summer
heard Of Dr. Lghthis successful mode OF treating Cassrsh
vis,sd him. and put myself under bis treatment began
mme dstey improve aud this improvement has gone on
to the present time My Cstsrh has gradually melted away
NY cough has disappeared voice las become natural and
AM once more able preach the blessed Gospel Let me
advise all who ac troubled with catarrhal difficulties spply
to Dr. LishthilL J. H. Al SstLL.
Lynn Msss, Feb !, 1861.
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No 74o wArEn.sr.. Nsw.YosS. jane ;, 1862.

No 7l0 WArER.sr. Ngw.YoES. jane ;, 1861
Dr. L,hlil has succeeded Ia completely restoring lay
herring which seriously impsied. although previous TO
applying to him treated by several phyicians without
the least benefit Any further information should lie
pleased to reader on application to residence No
~ 2dst Brcosyp T. d. at my place of business No.
40 Wa.ru. wa. H. WATERBURY.
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MAKIsIED.

ELLIS-WATERBURY-At 81. Marks Church on Satur-
day, Oct H. ~ the tcv Dr. Nnton, John stoneacro ks
to Juhs Livingston daughter o. Lawrence Waterbury.
JONES DITCHETT - On Wednssdsy. Oct a. at II
Georges Church by the Rev. Sylyanus Reed Thomas r
Jones to Emily 7. Ditche only daughter Of J. Murray
Ditchott, esq all of this city.
-COEKLIN-On Friday. Oct 10. By the Rev Cor.
neus Due, Rector Of the Church Of 81 John the Bap
ts George Mouen Of Jeiscy City, to Ellen CoEl.B Of
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METROPOLITAN HoTKL, Nsw.YoRK, Aug. 20, lse?.
Dr. LshhI has succeeded in restoring my hearing which
considerably impaired and has also removed the noises
in my head, which had necessarily annoyed me-
As am a rssiden. Of New Orleans, and stranger in tie
city intending stay bu, short time longer make refer
sss sur.es, Benne. Co.. No rs From. St, and
and to Mr j T. Fisher No. 20 Parkrow to whom All well
known and who familiar with the circumstances Of my
case. 6. De CASTRO.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

PERsosAL IYTELLIGEscR.-Vice-Pr President Ham
lin arrived at the Astor House yesterday afternoon,
from bis residence in Maine where he has been
staying some four on five weeks. lie leaves in tue
O'Clock a. III. train to-day direct fox Washington
city.
lion. Cassius 81. Clay took his departure from the
g.. Nicholas Hotel on Saturday, route for Wash
iDgtOn city.
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Movements Of Ocenn siear,crs.

The steamer City Of New York, from LIverpool
~ via Queenstown I'd, for New York, has not
so s. seen from Cape Race aud probably passed that
scht cont on Thursday night.
rue cane steamship Scotia from New York ia due of
49, mace 1his evening. The weather il iine, and
r. oe able to place intelligence from New York Of
''osys date on board,
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Gen. SickleS Nominated by War Democrats.
HE ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION
BEN. WOODS CASE DECIDED
special Dis patch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Di patch to The N. Y Tribune
Washington. Oct. IL. 1851
A committee of War Democrats from the Fourth
Congressional District arrived in this city yesterday
to invite Gen. Sickes to for Congress from that
District. 1t is understood that Gen. Sickes accepts
the nomination, and will immediately enter upon an
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
NV Yonk June g. 1862.

INV G0TE- IAhr .5- I0N-,
Dr. LIoHlnLL-Dsay Sir en- pleased TO be able to ,es
y 10 the efficacy Of your treatment in tie OF NV wife
whose hearing in you succeeded in restoring ser
treatment OF yariou, kinds had been applied in vain may
furthermore state tina, her hearing remains good mp to the
present ue though It several yesrs since she hss been
under your care. T. ECLAYBURCH No. l4l DaAne-st.
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NV. YORK. July 2s, lss..
No. ~ Ful,oE.,., Brooklyn.

NV YORK July r, I5tI
hereby certify that hsye suffered during many yesr'
from trouble in hearngone esI a; last became entirely deaf
snd the bad reoder conversation very d;uit
arped Dr. Lshhil Of No "a ST. MARKS place, Who in
snort time and without pain. restored to h' OF my
e,us 60 tha. can hear perfectly well
j. DISCO, No. l5e East 29d..,.
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BKooKLfs. n. Y, Ans. 10. lel

BKooKLTS n Y, Aug. 10, l8d3.
Henry Laws stopping with me- has been afflicted with
deaness FOR time lie sppied to DR.. Lshhill who
a,er few ween treatment pleely restored him, 50
,h-, be hear, we'll and i. enabled attend business
which before he could withog, great inconvenience
JOHN MURDOCH,
No. ~ Fu;oEst st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

DEDIEATIoS SERyIcEs.--William B. Eastman and
Albert q. Ruliison were ordained by the Fourth
FrfsbyteTy OF New-iolk, on Sunday evening last, az
fvsngeiiss 10 the army. The services were held in
tie Maaison-square Church. An able and impressive
arconrss was delivered by the Rev. George L.
Fseafss, ID. d., who took ior HE text Rev. c. 10, ys
Il TO 10. The usnal Questions were propoundcd by
Is Rev. Dr. Spaaiding. The Rev. DR.. Adams
t~de he ordination prayer, and the charge was de-
iVered by Professor Henry b. Smith, ID. d.. in the
come Of which he advertedto the Presidents E,uan
slpaiion PROCLAMATION characlerizing il as the mo,t
nomeutou,, timely, and inspiring proclamation ever
"aed. The charge Was followed by the laying on
a hands aud nght hand Of fellowship by the Pref,
by'ey.
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active canya

SIXTH COSGRESsIoSAL DIsTRIcT.-Orsion Blunt
has been nominated for Congress in this district
The correspondence rendering and accepting the
nomination will be found in our advertising columns
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
fIOgLfsr d .lON CAsDiDA1E.

sixth Congressional Dt-frtct.
fIOgLt'r a. .lpN tAabibAiE.
OhlSON bAi ~.
NV Yonr, oct H. it'g
Ogt.osi BIrSr esq-Desr s.ri Having o1,sutd viii
much youI fflitou h1nrf snj inisisrl lcf
ces a. Al of cay supfIsisaf of ouffy
.nd az sn edt auiafy Of ihr Union D'ns~ tonttse
dc.iflns tLhi tAe rounrg la1e tlft Lsr the
benefit ,pch and ask ha yog viii au~ 20
,ouf an.e candidate Tor in - Ith Cousfss
sionai D!rifc, a. the coming election.
We nc your earnest true attachment % the
whole Union AID believe tha. The Iroe of this county
vii hnd In you. u elected determined ineliseai 'uF
porter n the toVsfunicut
We ar truly youls
gro W BLIST. GEORGE ,. SHERMAN.
~ EEsON -. kNAfF, GEORGE ". llNI.
} ~. ROBEkTsOS II. 4 rfil iDlNG.
HFRNAE a.. CARTER. WM II. VAS kLEECK
SrLPIEs A. PIERCE. SAM ~ LEEDS.
{. Is. 0HEESOJGh DANIEL a. LEEDS.
J. {. CARY NM J. COILS.
JOi, e. DENNY. 4 " GAHDNtR,
EpMUND KEMACK, OsMOs OBEIEN,
And 10 Oihcist
M, Youg. OF n. 1862
To Me,u,. Gro W BLuSr ions ] Dtss, aud others,
Committee oil the froues tniln Party.
lth n Iea.id 20 the nomination fog spescutic Boz
Congress, rom The Nth tongfossou1 District, nnt have Tho
honor reply that urdor ordinary ccuuisiaces, ssps
tions have brol n the objection Of public otce
although the public hay. various times Banise thef
confidence BY eccns 10 position. in which have IN
deaSo "a 10 DO ny duty but when the nations LIE s tfc
bns Va the balance and bohOoves al loyal 70 do their
word and deed To sustain the best bovcTnmen
esgih lel bound. when called upon By ny fellow citizens.
shrink from rrsPeusbiiy and to fhifA task which
they may impose. tnffciplc accept tie LoHinnton 90
kindly rendered Iespoetvc Of patty snd " elected pledge
myse .snest hearty, and unrIugoch support Of all
calculated o. stu the hands o Executive
Eaprre ng this uuh0y and dl sacsu rebellion and 10 n
active patc ltion la cory honest to relieve be
loved county nom The ,nb4ra-scnt which how furfounds
OElsON BLUNT
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sixth Conversational District.
fYlh. l.th All ittn afds
PEOPLES UNfOs CANDIDATE,
FOR CONGRESS.
OklSO BL u Mt.

Notirc.-The Qusrtrfy Meeting Of the MARINE 50
CiErY Of NEW YORK win bo led MONDAY EVEN
NO 70. y. a., Oct. 49, 1852 o. the Uued states lote
of Fulton ald anrst Puucul ATTENDANCE Of
beIs s Tequeated JOsEPH liNktAM. Secretary.
A Regular Meeting Of the American Photo
graphical Society vii be- held in th. Chap. oi the Nrs
to order at @ cock Invitation fee toi-l.
r r. THOMPSON S-cret,ry.
Union Anii-.siaNcry tiIg.-lle th.t D.
not ua humanity cannot be tir God his county
O Lord God OF Lpit how long VIII 'hou be rganst
the PRAYER Of thy people, Tnou ieedsst them .iu the
bfosd of tears and gyrst them ear 70 dina Ia great
neaue 1uIn srall God Ol Lltt and cause thy lace
% shine, and We shall BE- saved
Unon Anti.savry Prayer Mssing ~ the Lecture Room
Of the church the Pmltals tDr. theesefsl MONDAY
EvENiSG oct H. Al Oo.Ock. Ioisous ~" De present who
have tho calling yoao Of slavery, sno ncetn. Of mole
than ususl inteTcs T. lntlcI ated.
The Special Committee, APPOINTED BY THE
BOARD OF ALDEkMLN for tiie purpose Of inVcsta.ius
th. popoed transfer Of the rst 20 ciu. aud supply
as 10 tho inbabiAt OF this city from tbs New ors aud
Manhattan Das Companies % TIE Corporate authofifi- 81
the Cny Of N.w-York VIII meet In Room No IL, City
Hail on TUESDAY. tho 18th inst ~ O'clock p M. All
persons Interested n the proposed transfer and oil who
have 6sicvet who have suffered ion The monopoly
present enjoyed hJ ths alose ed Gas Corpanios ere
respectfully requested be present the named lime
attention Of gentlemen ycrsod ia the msnuiicure OF wi
view Of elcting such information viii assist them Ia
arriving al b.. factory conclusol in the pTenises.
IEREsIE fAALLI,i
WM WALSH, Special Committee
JDuH H. BR ADY \
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No. ~ FirrH.sr., NEw.ioRK. jane IS. 1861!
DIR LGHrHIIIDeay Sir take pleasure In ,estyirs to
In. remarkable skill and judgment you displayed in the
OF my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
di.ch,rse fro tie ears since early infancy sad 10 now
thanks to your treatment able 10 hear well any one
while her ears are free from the discharge. Although IL is
nearly two years since she has been under your care
hearing remains good and her sound dy sic
left you. o. 8. HOLLY.
NgwYoRK, June To- ls62
Dg. LiGHrnuL-Deay SJ Permit to thank you mr.
sincerely or the Invaluable services you have rendered ae
restoring the hearing of my SON. who had been deaf rom
fancy and who had previously been under tie OF th
best medical talent wihou, tho slightest success,
Respectfully,
ANsELI HECuF
No. l3s Gihsx
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A DEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.

ADEAF MUTE RESTORED TO HEARING.
Ny /, years Of uze, has been des and dumb and
pupil Of the Deal and Dumb Asylum in his city for the past
two year Dr. Lghh has succeeded in restoring his hear
ing to such degree that ke IL now able to learn to speak
with facility.
The which the Doctor has had in this has
scarcely parallel and deserves be extensively known by
the public.
GABRIEL LowESsTEIN, No. Us spring-st.
.,ew-YoIk, Aus. l5, 1862.
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Pensions. slOO Bounty and Pay Procuud and Col
lected for soldiers aoIs and ths Relatives q such sfe
deceased bv
EETTLETON GILBHRT CAMP,

HETTLETON, GILBERT CAMP,
AZ their Collection Office.
No Ill Broadway Trinity Buildns) New fosk.
For oil business done alter this date charges VII 90 q
follows. . ...,-
Per collecting Soldiers aud Sailors Pay lees than $50 N
amount, vi when so in amount u per cent on 'ns
excess. go
sf de ceased Soldiers. 2. per cent A.
FSor procuring pensionl-Tho Government zee, %
We refer BY permission, to the Hon. George opayhe
NAyor OF NJ Y. City the Hon Cornelius NsnN Norst Mayors
jersey City MsjorGea c. W. s.niord st Dl l. :; NJ
Rur lisn VIM Hall lst Di. " u s. NJ Bng Gen Cnss.
r. spcer, lst DL ". Y. :. NJ; Bg.Gen. Chss fses y"
Di N \. : III. Bril-; Gen John Even lst pi n =. -
(nhin Aellen 4 Co, New. York Laihrop, Luddns,Sn.
Co. New.York; Isaac Seymour President Bank o. ,,, ,o
Amer Chas Jenkins President East River Bsnk Wnsu'
Curtis Noyes esq, New-fofki David Dudley re'' 0'f'
New York; smes r. Brady. esd, New York
CliAS. NETrLETON . o,, urpT
Notary and Com missioner EDWARD oinp"''-'
for all tie States HENRY CAMr,
Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &cs' co"
"f"'' GEO WO0DlAN, No, 80 Plne n
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LONDON MoNEY MARXEr.-The following quota
l0ns for American Securities were brought by the
HIbernian:
TihG'' Central ,lsres 4lGis discount 'Eie. 52l03l
"''' the last weekly report
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.<ensOus.

slens sons.
/ h.ve just completed my large aud extensive
.foek of FALL aud WINTER CLOTHING, not surpassed
as 20 vARIETY TASTE, aud STN LIE in tlis city. The
ClIILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not
eqaed Al s which Will be sold ct very prices Please
i. B. BALDWIN,
Nos. ~ and y Bowery
Tie lsrs,sl store in the city.
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yylst A, GunInh WaIlnh Z

This question ekrd readily httWrird
II is the great Turkish iahsrant aud Nsyine nom Snyrnn
which Immediately al nervous elections, fheumasr
rruraigA obstinate constipation cp osg, peptaiion oi th"
heart spennaioThea. nervous debihty, headache super
.edes opium, qninine liquors aud al naicoc,; H. lh
sn and ivory bOxes Is csns each boxes IN unique TUX
i.h carton, ~ Sod by all Dussid- Immense qaliues
ceiling flowing In from every direction ARonoNs
etiabahed on favorable terms sole Importers In America
SCOTT 4 Co. Chemists, No. sol Broadway. ID. s. pAKNEs
L Cs., Ne. 2Qa Broadway, VsaeGsl AEsuts.
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Inrnlid soIdier- RelurnIng tom ths wm Llo

InVuIId SOdrrs KrturhihE IToh INe WMI TIOs
tfated by d.sease or ggo,urt, will hrd
LAUkIE's LIFE PILLS
ofiuestinsbe value 10 their shsttcred constitutions
THEIR SURPRISING EFFICACY in CASES of FEVER
and AGuE aud it's consequence have been admitted a. un-
palsllsed. Price I rsT box OF forty pills
GEO. BULPIS,
General Agent for TIE United Stairs
No. 5l2 Broadmay. opposite 81 Nichoas Hotel.
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GpetlGl Notlres.
The RepubIicnn Cen.

Executive Committee of the Republican Gem
trai COD,mi iee.-A special Meeting Of TINS oenn'''es
win be ncid heeddusfteTs Broadway and 2jis on
MONDAY EVENING. Oct l9 laJ2. At o'clock precisely.
Business OF importance w b brought Sso's NE mss,ns
HrsEy y Il: Hurlr Secretaries.
Fifth ward ON Deck.-A meeting OF the yth W,Fd
RepaSncsa A.ocisiion vii be held at Lari' finh W~d
Hotc on MONDAY EVENING, o., l1 1862, at q o'clock
fane,ui attendance is requs,ied ny 9est p..,i...
NATHAN KINGSLEY, President
WV HRsRr BAILEY. Secretary.
Fifteenth Ward Wadsworih Union CIub.-A
meeting OF this Cub viii bo hold Inis tMonday) kNtSlNG
at = oeecs P "RGHr3 1ta RIs eS'rI e5s.id.n o sS.a'
1.as. 5sn.Asq : hs3nsn. G1r5rH' seer't.'i'.
sixteenth Ward Wadsworih Union Cirb;IA
special meeting OF TIE Cu5 vii .. he'd ihIS ~ EiN" o.
hcadquaHer- no 40 Gin-aS at oc.o,A Do,
Tuos. LrEr, Secretary.
Eighteenth Ward Union WndsyrorIh Ciub.-h
Mas Meeting Il the above tiuh vi" Oe held 81 the coe o.
Rooms. On TUESDAY E|ESINC. Oc, IA. at q O'clock
Ne cordially invite al who love hfF cenuty q pa icPe
h sisain The ~ho ha gwen himself aAi tAiee
defend hi country sud Who .eut sro-i' o' prc-
visions noble soldiers and In ID neb, seaeo'iiy a
bpCsd ol cou g. the fiartn- people oi Ireland me 10Y
lowing se.temsn viii sddfe,. ,ee mcsins lrs ton :, -
sNl 10, tng lion. JOhS a. H9GEho1A WI ~, LAM ",
BIER, if. the Hon. ChAs. A ftAhoDf snd hOhEhI
n. LONBER. War Democrat JEl.EIlAl LOIlkOf,
'''''' '''' JAMES " THOMSON, Prealos,
Axo. y tHaNrygtIS,)
Eng p. y. .o'rrH' secre.srie.
2Ist Ward Union Wadsworth club viii meet a.
Ne 50 siL Az MONpAf ~ ENiNb, Oct - llti a. y
O'CLOCK. Al Union citxss iaslisa 10 attend Eminent
speakers will address the uer' .ug
THOMAS y. AsTES, Pre.iisrt
Wad-worth and Liberty rsai rsuaoallon
Union reiins Of the AAlii Aid wentworth and Ircma
Ca4p.igu ab viii taxi place on MONDAY Oct H. a. Il.
H. u the As.snby Rooms Of f7ths and Bread
way Eminent speaker vi adde's, the nceiils Az Union
ctl-ns inyted 70 attend
JAMES L. COULTER. President
W., W. v s LroesTT ssero,.rie.
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Mllitarn Notices.

War Meeting.
meeting TO aid In hling up COMPANY T. TRONSIDB6
REGIMENT, the Rev. NJ c. KEMPSEY, Captain, viii -
held in the Cannon.st Baptist Church on Z
MONDAY EVENING Oct - at y O'Clock.
The following spe.ksrs will address the meeting:
Rev. DR.. ARMlrAGE. Rev. w. II. PENDLETON,
Rov. DR.. WESTON. Capt. KEdPsEY,
Col MARK HOYf and Others
All Interested In filing up this noble regiment cordially
invited to attend.
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Iron,ides Resiment for Nine Months.

CO. A. HEADQUARTERS No. All sd.AV.
To all who Join Co. thi. week the TO loving tount es
ri. be pad kegnenis bounty S23; COMPANY do. $40; u
those who Join Yorkyie aud from the Wa
Committee of Greenst NJ. T. hnrch % all who in throux
them $50 CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN. Lsptsia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
TESTIMONIALS.

METROPOLITAN HorsL, Ngw Yoaz. April l. 1927
DEAR SIR take much pleasure In tsstifyipg 10 the
professional skill exhibited By you In your treatment Of
case Of severe Inflammation OF the throat and With
which have lately been afflicted Upon coming under
your charge immediately relieved and speedily cured
of most aggravated complaint, which several physicians
had previously sought In vain to mitigate.
A. somewhat Of stranger in the city would state
that you at liberty to dbs.antiste my statements II
Necessary by reference to my relatives Mr. A. v Stout
President Of the Shoe and Leather Bank Of NewYor and
Mr. Everett Cl.pp of the Western Transportation Com
papy. No - Coenies Slip.
With much esteem, am sir your obediens servant,
FRED. NJ HANKS.
To d. Lishlhi, No. a ST. Maksplace N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13

Now RyIDI in psmphe. Of y page. fine white paper
Beside bill which isword for wOsd M accordance With
original tegt, append 20 Alphabetical hecaptus
Of every article be taxed by the law snd The suonnt
Of the tar be levied 1bis renders tscompcs
snd coIN enieut as 10 a. possible to make ".
Price cents posi aid - per lVo " sent BY etpress g.
per 100 II by mail Addretf THK TRIBUNE. New fork.