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The New York herald., 1862-11-03
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTfON NOTICED. D. CAuLKiNs, AUcTIoNEER
LARGE SALE or HORSES, cARRiAaEs. HARNESS

UCTfON NOTICED d. CAULKINs, AUcTIoNEER
A. - Qnice, SO broadway
LARGE SALE or HORSES, CARRIAaEs, HARNESS
Also.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Rich French Pier and Mantel Mirrors
8UPkRBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE,
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE &e.
Purchased st = cost Of over $1,000
On Monday. November3,
Al the elegant private resence 2iS West Fourteenth street.
Eighth avenue .
Commencing al l0x O'Clock A. NJ.
The sale comprises the entire contents OF the house The
elegant Paror Furniture made TO order and In solid
rosewood The whole will be sold TO the highest bidder for
cash. Offering extra Inducements 10 purchasers as the entire
monthA
Elegant rosewood Pianoforte with all
dern Improvements overstung bass Ac, cost S0OJ rich
ROSEWOOD STOOL covered In satin and embroidrea Cover;
elegant fun Suits Of rosewood Parior Furniture In rich
erosase and satin rosewood Etagere splendid and costly
farian Ornaments, rich Vases Ac also magnificent coll
lection of Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs
In ne reps rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
richly carved.
Chamber Suits, In rosewood and mahogany Bureaus,
carved Bedsteads Washsands Sofa Beds In hacloth
ten pure hair Mattresses from 40 TO 30 pounds made
der. In excellent condition '-.-7
Dining Room OF fine Extension
Table Silver Ware rich China, Ivory and Silver Cutlery
spoons ac with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
The Herses fine matched team lax hands high seven
and eight years old sound kind gentle good saddle
Horses and In every worthy the notice parties
wishing good establishment Competent
dance 70 pack Mfd S goods TUfng out or the city Sale
positive without regard TO weather. the being
OF, with immediate possession.
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A BRAHAM vANDERPooL. AUCTIoNEER-MAG.
IA nihcent Household Furniture public auction at the
elegant residence 4S West Sixteenth between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, this day Monday), Nov at l0H
o'clock viz-Seven octave rosewood Pianoorte rosewood
and black walnut Paror Suits seyres and Dresden China
Vases, Oil Paintings, by eminent artists; and costly
Works OF Art and Articles of vertu rosewood and black
walnut Chamber Furniture, suite the catalogue
Furniture offered auction this The house fur
Drawing RoomTwo full rosewood Suits, covered with silk
brocate Eageres Centre Tables Secretary and Bookcase
and Dresden China bronze Clock Embroidered
superb Brouzes Gard Tables Chess Table Reception Cha
Rocking Chairs Oouch magnificent seven octave rosewood
Broadway makers; Canterbury Stool and French cloth
rosewood and black walnut Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes
Bedseads Comodes Washstands Toilet Tables Hair and
Rosm13ak sideboard Extension Table China Glass and
vice Coffee trn Oyster Ircen Cake Basket Napkin Rings
Silver Spoons, Forks Knives Table Service. Also large
competent will be in attendance to pack ship cart
the goods desired The house to let FOR sale. Inquire
OF the auctioneer.
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A UCTION SALE-BY r. w. wEsTCOTT. .AUCTIONEER
"A THIS DAY. AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Large sale of HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A UCTlON SALE-BY II. w. WESTCOTT. AUCTIONEER,
"A THIS DAY. AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Large sale OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Family leaving the city,
Comprising rich Psror, Chamber,
Dining Room and Library Furniture, with
Rare and Valuable Collection Of Bronzes
Partau and Lava Vases and Ornaments, by catalogue,
the whole comprising collection worthy the attention of al
in want Of good furniture and elegant works Of the sale
of which will be perefnptory without regard to weather.
this day Monday a the dwelling house 1as West Twenty
first street. Seventh avenue, commencing at2 o'clock
In the afternoon precisely.
,-g - PARLORS M p, .as,
richly furnished In rosewood superb Suits In brocae
Etageres magnificent Panoforte solid rosewood
Centre and Pier Tables rich Tapestry Carpets three ele-
giant Pier and Mante Mirrors valuable Paintings Bronzes
Mantel Vases aud rich Paror Ornaments Turkish Lounges
with Arm Chairs TO match Ladys Escreteire Music Cabi
net rich Curtains and Shades Bronze and Ormou Chande
liers, Bronze Clocks, &C.
Rich ruby, engraved and crystal Glass Of every de-
scrption; French and Bohemian China pearl inaid Wait
Silver Ware Spoons, Forks Casters Knives &C. with
oak marble top Sdeboard oak Chairs Extension Table
Desks, &c.
CHAMBERS
furnished throughout In rosewood and mahogany superb
Bedsteads twenty large Hair Mattresses Bureaus
Oval Mirrors splendid Suit walnut in French reps Sofa
Bedsteads with 600 yards Of fine Carpets No post
ponement Catalogues at house.
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TENTH DISTRICT JEFFERSONIAN ASSEMBLY CON
vention-A meeting of the above Convention, regularly
elected under the call OF the enersonian General Commit
held pursuant dournment at the house of
Philip Reilly corner Sixth street and First avenue on Wed
candidate Assembly The organized by APP
pointing DR.. VIM. Murphy chairman and Edward Pen-
ger secretary. On notion Hon. Daniel N. o Brien
dominated unanimousy Acommttee was appointed BY the
ventIon and able speech, accepted the nomination.
Dr. WILLIAM MURPHY Chairman.
EDWARD PErrIy0ER Secretary.
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- q. HORTON, AUCTfoNEER-BY H. b. GOOD.
G. RIDGE-will sell, on "Wednesday Nov AL oelo,k
eonssne OF Carpets Chairs Mirrors Pictures Beds bed
dnr Klchsn Utensils, &C. BY order OF A. SPRINGS1EEN
Constable aud Attorney for Mortgage.
GEORGE noLBRQoR, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
(T ON "Wednesday, Nov. at l0s O'clock between Prince
aud Houston streets the contents OF three sioy house
Comprising general assortment of nrst class Furniture
Particulars In Tuesdays Herald
VvENRy B. iERrs JR. AUcTI0NEER.
Ill sIfERIfF SALE. by HENRI WOOD a CO.,
Oh Monday, Noysmber >, ~ " ocerk
Al the sale, ROOMS 400 broadway,
Two OIL Paintings. lot uf Tps, Lathe Sc; sso he rgn
t, and Interest Henry Rhode to lot OF canes anu one
yai. Aet shauin Pipe. ny ord ~. ....,.. 90,
ASparw L. BrsSK Deptty. JAMES btNS" snci'"-
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POLlTICAL.


REruBLlcAS UNION on, sonIsATIoss. SssuIsa,
!" JAMES sIs :. Ssysi"ss yxsDisSosrH.
S'f I1s%s als1;sp4is 1sES%iR, SSIsfsp''' ss
''so oIivks iin11 VGaiIsiis"er' IAnrE.
ve'S vSMzsiEs Slfsf e S"fT TSslEPg. sa HEP!'''
z; Hs6ssas Ssis sI:Sn SitESg4ss' IMAM
sAsklEs XII srsIiEA'si VAN Corr.
sHkSib%s Ell oaHsf'iS5, sso,ox
p,.,rsa f0r oon6Tss., ss... 2al
Ssss'''i1 ''''ss rs. A..:=siS sss s'isss Murphy
-w.''.. s, Burn. S-%i,'.s S-sIs !. E:'s ( sss...e..
Esssa 1,es h S.oS s%HH EsoSnH i: t'shsssh''"'' Wiz.
SiaHssSn SaosSSsr g Te:s' esn so. l'..o B.'ehe'd'r
rHoxcs sTs1 e s1ssG''Ss W..
H1sa' H0sl' PsshE sSays Srs cGSTSR.s WSSR
AND UNION yP
assss: q Ninth .sss ssssS s,iS s1sS s:!snsS and
Tenth Election ''iEs < fs;b;
CIxru coNdREssioSAl SIsfsIST.
NINTH. FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH wARDs
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINATION
rf For Congress.
-.tatf ELI r. NORTON
CEyENfH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
ELEVENTH AND SEVENTEENTH WARDS
Democratic HsISsa aon1sArros
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN w. CHANLER.
CEvENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
y Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards.
The Union War Candidate
For Congress,
HENRY A. BURR
THE FIREMANS CANDIDATE
i Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards
For Congress,
HENRY A. BURR,
President OF the Board of Trustees Of the Widows and Or
phans' Fund of the New York Fire Department
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A cARD-TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
"A Fourteenth Assembly district Eighteenth nth ward.we,
throughout district chsirmcn and secretary Of
ventidh nominating by the name OF John REILLY for
Assembly, without knowledge consent, we hereby
caution friends and voters throughout The district not to
ty 10 defeat the regular democratic candidate; -
ROBERT G. HUTCHINGS,
MICHAEL DOLAE,
THOMAS DUNN
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NINTH WARD.

First Disrict-672 Greenwich street.
Second District-462 Hudson street..
Third DsrctBleecker Buildings corner Of Beecker and
Morton streets.
Fourth Distrct-l2 Christopher street.
Fifth District-l5 Seventh avenue.
sixth District-46 Hammond street.
Seventh Disrict-S2 Fourth street.
Eighth District-665 Hudson street.
Ninth Dstrict--lS Fourth street.
Tenth District-A Bethune street.
Eleventh District-733 Greenwich street.
Twelfth Disrct-Southwest Of washington and Yves
Tenth streets
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WANO
First Distric-A the house w. jenkins corner
Broadway and Ninety. sixth street.
Second District On the southeast Eighty
street and Third avenue. -T..7
Third Dstrict-A Charles Hahne house, corner l6th
street and Third avenue - ~
Fourth James Hopes Of lssth street and
Third avenue.
Fifth Distrc-Broadway, house Of Adam Iian corner Of
Broadway and Manhattan street.
Sixth DsrfctA the house of William Harris, corner Of
Tenth avenue and l66th street.
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sHvENTu WARn

First District-68 East Broadway.
Second Dlstrict-i62 Cherry street.
Third District--lS9 Madison street
Fourth D.strict-l84 Cherry street.
Fifth District-59 Pike street.
Sixth District-l92 Henry street.
Seventh Distgict-No. l Montgomery streeA
Eighth District-H Montgomery street.
Ninth District--2S5 Henry street.
Tenth District-62 Gouverneur street.
Eleventh District-277 Monroe street.
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sixth WARD.

First Disrfct-No. I Tryon row. M
Second DistricSnth Ward Hotel corner Of C1otro nn6
Reade streets -
Third Dlsrict-28 City Han place. ~sf tgfW
Fourth Distrct-77 Elm street.
Fifth District-S2 Centre street. sHt F NAe4.
Sixth District-No. Mulberry street
Seventh Distrct--lOk Mott street. NeGf@sflH4
Eighth d .strict-S6 Elm street.
Ninth Disrict-97 Baxter street. t&t- ..fA
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PROPOSALS..

80 pp.1 ESTATE owSERS.-sEALED PROPOSALS
viii I've received at this Office untii Wednesday Nov 5
oo' & s The use Of Engine Company No. 2 10 be within the
", asine boundaries 10 wtFirst and Second
Tsrth and Fourteenth streets.
'e''.
ror the of House and Lot for the term OF ten or
sftesn years Tor the Of Engine Company No Ia, be-
tween fulton, Barclay, Greenwich and Church Streets
prnroals viii contn diagram Of the property offered,
with dnenslo 10 elity and character OF inpros enfe nu
any ayms will be made giving clear ana sasiac
tory title. ,....,-
The rgh, is reserved to ~ icet any or All proposal
CRY og NKw yoRx, Dsi AqrsxsI or ffsAvsr,l
GvaYfsoLlKks UfrIcE. Nor. !. iSox
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TWENTIETH WAnD

-. IWHNTIETH WAHD.
First Disirict--298 West Twenty seventh stresI
Second District--283 Tenth avenne.
Third District-357 Ninth avenue.
Fourth District-266 West Thirty .siHtb street
Firth Dstrict--s30 Tenth avenue.
sixth District-196 West Twenty.seyentb s,,eet
seventh District--fO2 Ninth avenue.
Eighth Dlstrct-525 Eighth avenue
Ninth District--255 Seventh avenue.
Tenth Dstrict--3l2 Seventh avenue.
Eleventh Dislrict--343 Seventh avenue.
Twelfth Dstrict-l9l West Thirty.third street
Thirteenth Dstrict--398 Seventh avenue. !
Fourteenth District--f30 Seventh avenue.
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x,urrrrNTB WARD.

First corner OF Fourth avenue ana Forty
Second avenue, between Forthir0 and
Forty fourth streets, house Of L CAip. AV ~
Third Dstrict-Southweat corner Fflolh street and
Fourth Disics-Norhes corner Of Third avenue and Pfy
third street. II
FI,h Dsrci-wss side Of Third avenue. corner Of Fifty
Sixth Dsrc-wes side Of sztysrs street, between First
and Second avenues. house Of Edward Parcells.
aud Third avenue. ~
Third avenue. MNN
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ELEVENTH WARD.
First District--lll Attorney street.
Second District-255 Stanton street
Third Distrct-27z Stanton street.
Fourth Dstrlct-y0 Lewis street,
Fifth Distrct-70 Houston street.
Sixth Dstrict-28 avenue c.
Seventh District-7 avenue G.
Eighth District-249 Third street.
Ninth Dsrct-Union Hail. corner Of avenue and Fourth
Tenth Distrct-leb Lewis street.
Eleventh Distrct-S9 avenue d.
Twelfth District-2l6 Sixth street. .IW \
Thirteenth Distrct-3S6 Eighth street.
Fourteenth District-l2l avenue ID.
Fifteenth Dsrrict-4l6 Tenth street.
Sixteenth Distrct--S05 East Tenth street.
Seventeenth District-At Eleventh street
EiQhieenth Qatrict-2l7 avenne G.
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n
Of October he CLERK directed 70 pubsh the plaees
where polls wi be held, Monday and Tuesday The
following ~ the list al u jus. b. fouN0, CLERK.
In COMMON COUNCIL
The following degnatsas the places In each election
district wards OF thts city a which electons
shal be held until Otherwise ordered.
November . 'sS< FIRST WARD
First Distric;--32 GreenwicL street.
Second Dstrict-6l Greenwi hen street.
Third Dslrlct-Il6 Greenwich street.
iurlh Distrct-lS Depeyser street
tiltb District-l0l Broad street
il ea3 ala8 SECOND wARa a4
First Dstrict-6l Ann street.
Second Distrct-Builing slip. e ~ A@&"
THIRD WARD Nifa
/, first Distrct--47 Cortlandt street. f se
Second District-l04 Barclay street.
Third pls.r,s,-as9 District 9rssnwsh street eta
FOURTH WARD.
Firss Dislrict-n Jacob street NeNe li .TIE
Second Dstrict-No. Duane street.
Third District-l6 New Bowery. t4srMNi
Fourth Dsrict-G Cherry street. ~
Fifth Districts James street. st t~#4
aixth Disrict-6l Cherry street. .t-f4
Seventh Distrct-48 CaihASine street, =
A"t N'yf FIFTH WARD
First District--o 90 Leonard street. er. r Nrra
Second DHtrict-26 White street.
Third District-lSl Franklin street. e@e ~
Fourth pis sict.lsl West Broadway.
Sixth Disrct--355 Greenwich street.
Seventh Dis,Yict-4l0 WashnGon street, fttN
''sA'A ''''''~ 80 gw et iiw
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
W. Mortgage Sale Of Second Hand .
FURNITURE, CARPETS. PIAEoFORTE. &c.
NJ. DOUGHTY win sell Monday Nov. 5. at 0x o'clock,


by virtue Of chael mortgage Pianofore
made by Nnnns Clark, piano Cover and STOOL French
plate Mantel Mirrors, black Paror
Lace Curtains aid Cornces Aqnara Card Centre
Tables. Gas Chandeliers and Bracket black walnut Eaten
sion Dining Table, black walnut Dining Chairs
0icloths Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets black
walnut and mahogany marble Dressing Bureaus Wash
stands and Bedseads, TO match. finished In oil enamecd
Chamber Suits Feather Bolstes and Pillows, best
curled Hair Mattresses 6c The whole be sold order Of
M. DOUGHTY, Attorney for Mortgage.
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Waa TENTH WARD.
First Dis.ric-Tenth Ward Hotel corner Of Broome and
Forsyth streets.
Se 0nd District-7S Allen street.
ThLd District-6Sl Orchard street
Forth Dstrict-52 ESSEX street. f
Fifth D.strct-53 Edridge street.
Sixth Dsrit tt-29 Bowery.
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SECOND WAkA
First DIstrict-61 Ann street.
Second District-Builing slip.
THIRD WARD

firsl District--47 Cortlandt street.
Second District-lW Barclay street.
Third Dlslrict-2o0 0reenw street.
Fourth Disfrict-No. y West Broadway.
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TwENTY.FIRsT WARD.

TWENTY.FIRST WARD.
rot Ditrcsou,heass corner Of Twenty stree, and
Second Ds,rictliO Twenty ninth A near Third sv.p,
Third DlscNorheass corner Of fhlrtynrst street end
ye"rh Thirty fourth stree, aud
siish Disrci-lso rbir.ysr h,ree between Flrs, ant
sis;S Dsrics~Sss Second que. corner Of rhr,ys.,h st.
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.

First Dstrict-6s Union place.
Second District-28 East Nineteenth street.
Third District-70x West Tweniy.fourth street, %
corner Of Sixth avenue.
Fonr,h Dissriet-Northwsss corner Of Fifteenth str
Third avenue.
Fifth Dstrct-Northeas1 corner Of Seventeenth stI
Third avenue.
Sixth corner OF TWonty secoud Ill
Seventh 'Distrct--I07 East Twenty yfour,b stree.
Eighth Dsirict-Southwsstc corner Of First avenue
Ninth District-22s East Eighteenth street
Tenth District-Southwest corner Of 1wepty.secou,
and Second avenue
Eleventh District North west corner Of rweu.y,hir
Twelfth corner Of Seventeenth O.,
Thir,eenih Dis,ric,-sou.heas. corner OF rwsnsssl
and First avenue
Foureen,h District-ssulheast corner Of rwen,ythis
and avenue A.
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THIRrEENTH WARD.

First District-l2l Amity street.
Second Dsrct-Norheas, Of Sullivan and BeeeksS
streets. so
Third Disrict-l9l Mercer street
Fourth Distrct-l2o Waverley place.
Fifth District-ll5 Eleventh street,
Sixth Distrfct-7 West Eleventh street.
Seventh DsrctNortheast Of Wfhpgton place. In
the University.
Eighth Districts Eas, Houston street.
Ninth Dstrict-76 Fourth avenue.
Tenth Dstrict-66 West Thirteenth street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
NEWS ITEMS.

Few regiments In the service have fought
more msnfuliy, and suffered TO a greater ex
tent, than Tho Eighiy-eiqhth Pennsylvania.
Less than one hundred men are repottsu q, NJ,
duty.
WILNINGToN, DEL Sept 27.- One Of the new
Monitors an iron-clad vessel of superior
model and finish, was launched here yesterday
amidst the greatest enthusiasm. She 10 built
upon the plan Of the celebrated Monitor, and
will prove herself not inferior to It, either In
execution or value.
MEMPHIS, TENN, sept. 26.-The steamer Ed
gene, bound from Cairo to Memphis, was hailed
yesterday at Randolph, on the Mississippi river.
Upon landing, the clerk went ashore and wsi
immediately seized by guerillas, who had pre-
viously been concealed. The steamer immedi.
atsly backed into the river, when the rebels
opened a fire upon her. No one was hurt. The
Eugene, on her return trip tonight will take
up company Of soldiers to destroy the place
CARLISLE, Sept. 2s.-We have the best au-
thority for saying that the Cumberland Valley
Railroad Company is 10 no wise accountable
for the accident which occurred at Bridgeport
on Friday last.
The road has been In the custody and sbso-
lutte control OF the Government since the 2lst
instant, and no officer of the company had any
participation 10 the movement or direction Of
trains since that date.-Phila. Inquirer.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
SENSATION.

am informed by a gentleman bgh In the
c5L6denGe of the Administration, that the
Pre- .Idcnt has had IN contemplation, for some
time, aud vii shortly issue, another highly i'm.
pUrtHnt proclamation. 1t may, therefore, be
expe acted at amy moment. II will proclaim the
state Of Florida, at once, to be under the lurs,
dicton Of the Federal Government, inviting, NJ
the same time. all free labOrers from the North
and West, white and black, To settle In said
State for tho purpose Of cutivating cotton
The President will guarantee them ample pro-
lection by both the army and navy. The State
constitution IL TO bG set aside for the present
and the State reduced 10 Il territorial condition
and governed accordingly. IL IL said that this
IL only initiating policy which Is to be largely
adopted hereafter, if 1t should prove success
iul. Tho President hopes, by this means, ,C
mako ample provision for the cultivation Oi
O. alrn, not only for our domestic wants, but Ia
supply foreign Governments, thereby obviating
the necessity Tor intervention.
The above Ia from the New York Herad Il
e IN tue form Of a dispatch from this city,
FoI foundation. probably, it has this extent
10 more:
], is ku"wu here. aud to the country gener
ally that Hon, tly Thayer has started the pro
igct, aud has been 80 tar successful as 10 rais'
Il CONSIDERABLE colony to 20 to Florida aud DE-
TN, very thing under the protection OF The
Government. This, we arc inclined TO believe
ia all, The Herald lives by sensation. Some
times it hits and sometimes it don't.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30

CONNECTICUT SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
An adjourned meeting OF this association was
held In Temperance Hail. f street, on Monday
evening-Vics President Bradley in the chair,
G. E. Daley secretary. The report Of the CON.
mittee on organiz ,tiun was presented and
adopted. A special committee, consisting Of
Hon. G. Welles, Secretary Of the Navy; ". A.
Bradley, Esq, and Rev. G. W. Denison, chap.
lain, U. S. A. was appointed to inquire with
regard TO the expediency of establishing a
State hospital in Washington for Connecticut
soldiers, A committee was also appointed to
take the necessary steps to aid the Government
in the proper burial Of all the soldiers Of tho
State dying in the District of Columbia. This
committee consists of Chaplain Dsnison, f. A.
Parker, and G. Spencer.
A special meeting Of the association ia to be
held 10 Temperance Hall next Thursday even
ing, at half.past seven. 1t is hoped there will
be a full attendance Of al! the Sons Of old Con-
necticut, as the visitors at the different hospi-
tails will then be appointed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-30
HE WAR IN KENT uCkY..
The killing Of General Nelson
Confirmed.
Rebel .ssiack on augusta, Ky.
A BROTHER OF JOHN MORGAN KILLED,
AND A SON OF GEO. D. PRENTICE
MORTALITY WOUNDED.
THE UNION FORCES FROM MAYSyILLE
INTERCEPT THE REBELS, WHO
FLEE IN A PANIC.
TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION IN LEX
lNGTON, KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20 -.Gsn. Jef. q. Davis
shot Gen, Nelson at the Cali House, Louis
vile, this morning, killing hih, almost in-
stantly.
SECOND DIsPATCB.
CINCINNATI, September 29.-The Louisville
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Times says
that General Davis went into the Gait House
at balf-past eight O'Clock this morning, where
he met General Nelson, and referred to the in
sulting treatment he had rsceiv d at bis hands
| In ordering him to Cincinnati. Nelson cursed
| him in most Infamous manner. and struck
him IN the face several times. He retreated a
few PAGES. Davis borrowed pistol from a
friend, and advanced upon Nelson, who, by
this time bad gained the stairway, and walked
directly up to him and fred. Everybody who
witnessed the affair justifes Davis
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.--The Augusta (Ky.)
correspondent of the Gazette says that place
was attacked by GAO mounted rebels, with two
cannon, under the command Of a brother OF
John Morgan. The Union forces, under Col
Bradford, numbering 100, took refuge in
houses. and fred from the windows, killing and
wounding 90 men.
Among the killed were three captains, one
Of them the younger brother OF Morgan, and
among the mortally wounded was Lieut. Col,
Prentice, son Of Geo. D. Prentice. The rebels
were so exasperated at their losa, that they set
| fire to the houses, and :wo squares Of the town
| were burned. Our ioss was nine killed and
fifteen wounded.
The remainder Of our forces were taken
prisoners.
Subsequently, the Union forces from Mays
vile intercepted aud attacked the rebels, when
they fed In panic. The result oi the pursuit
10 not ascertained.
CINCINNATI, s. pt 29.--The Gazette says gen
tlemau reached Covington yesterday from the
vicinity of Lexington, and reports great con.
fsgration in that city on Friday. The Gre
broke out in Boards livery stable, corner Of
Short and Limestone streets, destroying every
house on both sides of Short street, for two
squares north of Limestone street, including
the Bank Of Kentucky, tina Northern Bank,
post office, and Mr.. WOlverton's Gue residence
and livery stable. The origin OF the fra Is un.
known.
CINCINNATI, Sept Ga dispatch to the ia.
setls, from Indianapolis, says that an army offi
osr, just arrived from Washington, reports that
General Buell. has been relieved from his COM
maud, and assigned to Indianapolis to organize
the paroled prisoners into regiments.