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Ptoclamauon Of Gov. Msgoffiu OF Kentucky.

= Gov, Magofnn has issued proclamation
calling the Kentucky Legislature 10 meet
on the l4th Of August. 1t concludes as
follows
A civil conflict is impending over us. l.
am without soldier or a dollar to protect
the lives, property and liberties of the peo-
pie or. to enforce the laws. Daily appeals are
being made to me, az the Governor oi-tbe
State, to protect our citizens from msrauding
bands and in the peaceful enjo yment Of their
property. and rights under the constitution. =
I a1H left without the power and means to al
ford relief and Lam consequently lett no Al
tentative. but to appeal to you. their repre-
sentatiYes, in the hope that il will not be in
vsin. Any attempt OF my part to organize Il
force for that purpose will certainly hut pre-
cieitAte the evil, and / therefore nwiIIingly
convene the General Assembly, that they
may determine themselves the extent Of The
authority to be granted by thsm, and, loob-
ing to the;pol,cy adopted in the State, and to
the late acrion Of Congress and the President
touching. slavery, and to provide for the SAFE
" OF our institutions and the peace and traiI-
qdDity OF the Commonwealth.
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ii,E iEhRfr4T Ui'ESiIUT /" t"S..':
tG.iur- .etr'T iar!rti-IIJ1

kC,nr- ,rtrr iar.rvt'I!0a.
The "Ainrnrnr tIrralL'5" ParG rofrrsP."
J,ul VI ya a sltIGr III the "i.." tiiutl",,m.l -
advocating rrru..;ti,Ivn 1I H.. South. h-=
created II %Irrt :rlI:.lti"n. IL y in1h"d up'd
NJ c1Ilfirn.ng thr report that l,"td fhiinere
ton having declined 10 Join Frame IL tender
inE nedlsi1n L-tW.eiI tho hslli. 5reD'5 NJ
step has beef taken Jointly ty trs"S:
ani Russia II is cen stated tfat i1t. -
that effect ksa T.? this ti..e h-si: rrssen'tI ~
" aShingtoh.
The Psri: 5..tGrrP"niri u IT, '"t>Ftl
donie Beige" rsIs tran'- and tnIIatii ara
not alone ia isi,iltg e.. lnl-rp"-1 t!,eiI ,-31J
ollie. t.tWrnn tie helilerent partiec i.
America The Emperor Of Rdssis his u
posed IL ulak-. 81 PrrIilnihary' It soy to:
certei artl"n, perf1hhl appeal - frrs;i:.
Ljnc.ii ~ rT-: 10 .iIute hIiu {" 4t!-nl. -
vrln.iplc. the nrco'I.tion al L 'jtar'1.c..s
bei,rrr,i he tinrti and the South.
II rhl4 negotiation were accepted, Il y-.',':
have the effect al Hn:renJins any i:le i!A;ins
action w-.ievcr, and interYeilt!"h u rar''=
lion would only be- uhisrtata;, il as: -.
North SHOULD p'Ititiyei; refuse /" come - -
understanding directly w:th the ';outh ~.
proposition 81 Tho CabiHst OF q. Psrrshu7I
"a5 .t.-r.bi.t ,ur ~,
VI d "hr''''' 80. ,esJ ~ -,j.,
J ister oi '"'T'E" "
| i. Ahi,'''''''" ,"I ,.,i., ,I.;.r
aiS" t''"' " '' - .-,,,; e,
mont" ~ -.
'a"" "',n,'' ~, ,,;,,,, nsa ~. ,ki,,.I -,
c"l'r'''!" '''''.s''''"' .'':, r.. 49,.
tho'J f'rl''"' "' ~ 60:
reJc'i tt'r 'H'''"''N' y'', "'',' - -
II Is III isFho term '.''' ~. no'' s:'t' "..'
chhfse| ~
~hich '",':nE.e' .n,T '} at" "'"
arrived al 'y ''f ~ '.'s' u''ei '''H "li'e ,j.
Inc t'I''".' p'' .,t',,e .,..-s r,
'<". "N''" 'n'hiito'S ,' 'e''''s, '''' -,., .,,
!h' hour 81 u" ) 's'''". ''''>'''''-''','
tainH the i'i'O"h5 ,,. r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15

\ correspondent oi ,:e Herald writing
tc trss paper freq: lhc ermr of ,te Potomac,
.i.ueust ss!7
Tnc.z <: 10 rc;.:5h =! its Sis.iamsIt thai tie
sria7 IS ussl to Protcct rlksi property; as
rsuor1sd III tns ssse 81 Ill. Hill Carter. Dur
inl. Ito 10 days battle al Malvern Hill, irous
zoo 10 / coo wounded Union soldiers hal
their wounds dressed at h;= house, the ladies
freely t7arng up ibsir shests aud pillow cases
!or bandugss. Wills The army was passing
gnard eu= postsd 10 protect tie women an9
children Oar horses and cattle are :grazeo
on his farm, aud his negroes ere WORKING on
cur fortihcations. AL applications 1or their
return have been refused.
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KI|I||':Ea!|sza

! /" l'''H"'s tie ""p I" rnie ahd g6tern tto:S
| ~!'" ""Her "'H 3. rh!ed or gote'n,d tv T9'
eiJmr"s Tx Amry,rnns. LEe.ra.i I!a1s !:
H., uGc ul nIl rrpnin;: wheI, things sic 81.
-grlah!r-~ iien they ar psssinE rspily H.:
| thni Interchangeable acIu:ait.On which lhs 5I~
s..nt slway, haui# over Ia tie past; ~l3
hs,r Lrru g.:.s.:..22ss :.:..u2eI. So:uelu.- So.
d~rcI at Witnessing the immeu:~ aTmPas. .
| III" h..,p rru"linn ,utcrtS!ned II tl.lH :'.c 20;
The. u.:~,.Il u.t .cc"vtnt U! the iin,Een$c STAGE.
sri, th~ apparent wait 81 "ider, aud H!iti,s'
-v": ,Ela.. ih,; vJ;.!d LyuGh tie Geair:at a..
inh"'ty' 'i ",r huI.anltArlaaG. You Ed0'
! tI.r = i..:' I" - !."m irtrr. iI-aIJ - II.
@au'" i''ie | "aS speaking /" parii-ih n'sf.,
@h" =" Itie pfc'"n'iniE ~ weep at Tic !.
!hH.:irr, w!li.h ,hrf wItue .,rt IN The Ia
! trlcirI,I r.n.i,..t II he AurriGauh. me:e
| Al. "m thr onc srir. !i-sr. hrsr AL
chc.r'..l l!ut Irt Il.aI I.s:.s , am, SO ! 5a!d.
| The trcni ii i.~ar". would be UowJtttJ
| the maine "i thi,.l.a" t4 hop II | wais n5t.
snI ni trac" e ',"t merely liz peacc 3i t7TJ
| hrii. hh"t:hg Iu"n'htpS, n"t II t"5 ndttIn=
| hut, II H",.h h'."rul lirh IL The c5mpial~
! p.,.,. at lhr nAtl0nI and u ,he pe5Ul.
ILsnu,|!iuul lnr whole world | ..ac. how
! ..v-,. u l.. q! very hti use ioI indivIius:. :,
| p:i"t"phr.r 'n thid auri,. * he" ua:iou
! Ia. -. np, Gnhcr The inrueuce Gl passin.
e's".' '"' ''e' ''''' A'''''''-' ""''ou 10 ei't''
pu!Irly or secretly ahpplng Or underrn!e!ns
! ;cn icurdatI5Gr, II is prosperity, thsrs wiz
"'. E''u''Si ">'''"''!ih'',I ! .. 'r'''''-n''''
"hi'h ''H.o''''h 'a'ee' S'a os'P'' s'"'! ~
MI" t"r'' ID II" "'l'e S'''~e VI S'''E" man ,!t1.
-" to- ''''F'i' isfal Vac '",ten' q '?el!..
~h''" "'' i'"' '',' "I1' "'''"' ''S '''','S
tiIHt r'liH'h II. t'.' "u. y'hIE'h'N. .--
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rgr RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
-,-.f,SssI. h.lLY. sHAl WEEhLf AMI "Skklf,
-; TTl.ER, WISE ALLFGRS,

TERMS.
~ u,.t r,FsN, slaHT dollars per saLain, .ii ~ ins
;1y liii-te Ii t.ksl tSrs sLHrtsr period than 1aS
xy. r. t!o SEMI wyEslr, sI1 dolars For aahur. %
g a.; Rolf d.iia.s lor six uAou.h-, payable ia nd
-. rrsl.. jollAirf"r -iA n,oEtba two iollal7
= >.,',.-l, - Iaii irssriabl! Ia SdSAuSe..
'sss..;,,io.r to>eiv-i Tor leee thar sz Iosth.
ADVERTISING.
s.-,-. !. !tn-s or less, Gne inesItioa. SV 7a
- S.sb sid6ua irseuua, :o
o.. Jio.ih, @Gu1Ut oi,srG:ica. Ga
Tires II ~
S.1 80 &J
T~s!vs ;. %
r. s.a.:st is7s' G2sir' :" ~
SIX - ~
r~.!va 81 ii
l.. ', oivsit!sensa sa- t." Go sossisfod ~ tho tu"L,h
s.!s.s sreeiasi u the manuscript vi previously
: -, rIo. ksi~oel sha parties.
$50 iy,ftissGSLi hot marked tho s"py Tor a
- suGber dt iassrtiaus Will ho GoEtiuusi until
. -, a., a.A dyElunt sxsotsd accordingly.
,.rr.,s Ag.v sxTIs ka ssrs.-To avoid nay n,,era-
-; =. ~ G.5 P,n .! the Annual AdYcfussIe. II Is
-. ,is!e iisiia.ty, that their priTiies "piY
iE..usiate busnees Rosl Ertalc, l-sa AID
,s srDsa,s seL u ihell II be "a additional
- LID Sstiatioh --.
,..rrt,i by thv ysaI bu, to 10 shssG sd at ias
;s..s Futeat % -U-h d'oionns &c s;.-E ss asreed
.Ss.!srs, nai vesrly sdy SrtSer- generally On
81 lots s4uAros viii the privilege Of change,
= ou iaelr yearly sre7ase. II any Uuu week, in
- ,:,r tsas Ito auolni ssEeSi Upon ar tle ssnt!rs
Sf ri,f tho Sou,rsst ani nl ~It~ecius sush au"uai
-, .t,-.-1 i tho u:ual Ia!oo.
.,r.ni,e,IoIis inserted Ia tho s.u W rokl! so-
se.ls eI suars Of liLes or iese ior the uIe, lu-
- ,ul 10 <,.- equsts lot es.h salihnahso' 81
80, y scIi- i"I easL iursGtiHh.
=! yg...AT!s. s1i Tributes ct ksepeoi. 7.s-rHhr
..E-;l;a.. az charged fne ae adv ertl-swrn'-
.,i,sr- ir5u. iie,auc6 M0ei be ace0Dipa1i-i With
.as,a.- yey - --':S'asi"rT eoroa"ss L. ia-nis oye.
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s.s:;s;-7': c53:::i4aD I. 7Ezrzx;-zss.s
,,u'7fi ,sSiiT CcFzs.

frsiaTi.ksG4Tt, "a, AdG- :. Iso-:)
Hu1nsiie'e arny corps sre in catnp %.
odtgiis OF the .itr Of fredericksburg, ":
Arrived hsrs or tns 5tt, alter hu-..ed rig
IRON .isw port :;sws The disislons ~i:@
we're here ghsn we arrived have moved x:
further into the interior We came st:eC
Jackson, and ii we come scross him the G!:!
sion is expected TO give "Old Stouewali'' RI
quietCs.
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Relief Of rns sick and Wquuasa soli:s...

We have handed over the following contFi-
b,sions sent to US for,ths above object, 10 the
Ynng Men:s Christian. Association
Charles Harris, Norfolk ,-------s W
~. NJ; stsvel AslGx9ndra, 80 81
thlt: Stevens paid i, warm complainant to
tE,sliberality of the Missouri soldiers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15

r...ise Aug G.--fl"nr lz Hfin "i'h Iai'-
ds,o6ni I've JloGe Western superrhe al
:;ai o. Western 41tra S5.j0n5.':i for can,-
mon Medium d.. 81 $3.50. d; and choae 10
sf :t!suaI 10 per bbl., including fav"rire
hr.,,3s St. LOUIS. Southern Hour ia quirt
and 1fj,es x1e nominal. Gnrn Ii quiet TUX
rios remain about tie Song. Ws l"iAe
WESTERN aid Southern allow ar c4acb tta,
arii Western mixed at o1aG2 cts. Per hushsi:
as 20 quality Oats -continls staady b"t are
in moderate da1aand. We qu5ta ealss " s:-
tsTn snd Canada ar dt 50a55 Gle: Prime Id
ward Island rsnisin nominal. Eye IL iuiLs
scarce al s5 IT'S. ger buehsl. Shorts have hsf
selling at :lTsic; snd Fine Feed aEh :'!a-
,ilnga fsnFe from sl9 to 30 par t0h.
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i'iaf,tLlC4l. SCHEME or IHE hEEtIH To
49, sDt%!IhnY flIi WHOLE i'uli ETkf.
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THF THtjLIt PRELA Tf!: ~ ~
PIIr

There ia u..,.l iilnstrlana aa'rmbiai;' '''
Catholic preluL.a III Ireland, nehr tbs th} "i
dublin, on the .lht Of July. Oh the '''''s@'o''
Of The lasiny IF th- foundation "t'''f VI
new lrish Catholic University. Inc p'l"''PA'
ssrr,on on the oecasioi waa preached hy The
Archbishop Of New York hssn'sS the k'sht
Rsvsrsna .john Hughes; ;sa11h6ishop OF Ae"
York ,tsre we're prezsnt the Alost Re~srsHa
slcass;;E- -.s;:r CEa7bo1si: Bish5P 81 To10Hto.;
ips ;,Ecst Rsr. q -lsagiIa: hishcF of 6ro1E'
-, Nas / a1k: tho ;Mcst EsT- Dr. iieCi2s-
l:sv. Rishcp oi.&slbanJ, rks Nest Ps7. bT:
LTncn cosijutoI: Bishop. 81 Toronto Saa
ss.srsi other distinguished bishops.
.r.zEIssi n:1Es EE Tiof tilfD rATIrf STRENGTH
On ttie 2:2.22d ultino: hia.Grscs. Ar5h6iah"p
Hughes, spoks il tbs b rounds, sud SAID
ii is bad enough ior.s cou1lry 10 ts 70 %.
7ol7ed in 9. crily ywsr-though II IL no %"
thing in the y orld-but it Is terrible whsI a:
nations are provoked to rise up Ii thsll
strength, and vhsn advantage - taken Of
d9m:stic Quarrel 10 diride, aaa ty dtrisi9'
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COMPANY " F.

This company, from this city, went into the
fgh, with eighteen men, only six of Whon
came out uuinjursd, He append list Of the
casualties as far as have beenreceived;
killed-Cspt. Wm.H. Morgan, -Corp'l Il. j.
Lindsay, priyatss J: c. Powell and q. =. An .
derson. -.'.-..~
Wounded-Serg't " G. Pollard, 's(since
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15

ARRIy.L. OF -YAnYEE pRIooEEHs-About
three hundred Yankee prisoners arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoon from Salisbury n. e., on their
ray TO- be- exchanged Among them were eolonel
wilcox and Corcoraa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15

a! t."a"d InrT, h6vr been :;ub'hili1d T." this
b .I"raL!- ,'"ttIr THY ie"l II Ih.lr dnty L"
IL. =" il. .Hl-l; al Ihr country, III Tins
is""r 81 pr! and crvI -i'Itr. .'ir'"ani' II at
r'...,, i""i. 'ii,- pa =, 81 such aG "ryaiIiEA
i..., T.. H.. harm rfIiu. n, ,nr hitn. " nh iII,..
"n.p1.''' j." 'irw, " lIh li-ir ihflurh.." may hr
hrIhrtitt"! I.y lhr i:,:i.nCahl- court. IL - The
p!Ir" nl,rir Lr-!liun - concerted. lhr hest
wrr- traitors arr hurlir,l.
TIA" 'irnmd .Iury, therefore, respectfully
al thl: rGnri. that thra lh.Ir ple::tntnenL,
GnaT b" SPARED upon The rrcnl,la.
VIM z. Frhhack, foreman; Charles H..
Tesl, Hc"rss Moon Mm. 4. M"uIgoluery.
La"ea hls!ie. T. Il. MeCart>, Daniel Sigler.
L~'niis@ &e,t"h, Benz. 4. Stout. Jamss Hill.
ranieI sag. II. u. ;;""it, Robert Parr6l, Fred
- brown
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MONETARY AND rOMNERIIIi
re- iTisuhE MAnEETS

h.LTIaonr, Aug. s.-Srorx-. -Ihr,- T., but
lilll.. dniry ia afucks. Stale arrur,i,-4 Ale
Very dull Ios Maryland ro"pon g., I$;0
Iu4, va, .1k ri. and fur the ircr.i.-d lu%i
sa Asked; for Missouri u IL wss hvi. Ia
City lUaDa aud Baltimore and U!.i" kr.!rol,i
Loiri, ihere are very lew sellers, and rasr;
nrr sliri; the only sale of City to-day Wa
5000 c. 1875 at lUO, ut which rate the mar
krL cos-i firm, 99i being the highest lignrt
bid; there were NJ sales VI Railroad htn'!i
Bank atocha are Iesa inquired iurthr nnl,
sales reported 10 day being loo .har-s tIII
2eIs al Ses, aud Z shares Merchants al $lU'
Insurance Stocks are ill good request, hn'l
COMMAND fan prices. We notice the sale to-
day Of /, = si,area Of Cuba Smelling EIur4ny :
Al :pj.
Annri,.N Gniu,~-r rianrnrliuma l.uiltr'
aid rste- lo"er. The only sale at the stoch
Board Today "sa II 500 al H. AL Ihr New
York Boari gold sold at | l3s.
DEMAND NoTEs.-'Ih- salcu ale very iiniT
I'd, u per reht, pranium II the bidding i.!r
but aellers demand { prr s-Gt.
MoHEY.-There lisa largo sm''uut "f ruoG"T
lying idle, but with the dull ard heavy ierirtg
peryAding the publn: mind, but ltIlr II: Hrel.
ing investment. Good COMMERCIAL paper II;
readil = 'ion ar bank, but for ",her 'tea'ctp,
-IEor4 SG. h.s7t n6 Qn0tstidnH.
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LATE NORTHERN nrWs.

We continue, this morning, our Arle,ii"ni
from New York and Baltimore papers Of the
9Th inst. and Norfolk papers Of the llth:
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r,irL6T.If!r ~ HrCH6ES.

iisau'4r3 % Dirls,r-f DIS. III J,CxS.ni:
BoLIv.h, Team. Ju ! .! lSG2
G>G2rat Urdsr. No. :.
III ordel t. maintain Pes:r III quiet an'!
protect parsons Aid properf, from molesta-
ton III injury i'll THY distri it will he ne
.sasar5 to o,,7npy thi7 place With : small
Ioras until the :lo5r -: onr r"lional difficult
lies And Iii order thai ,,rc trotbs E1ay
easily protzct themselves against the sue7ril-
Ia bands iniestinE the :1iintry il lie nsfesSary
to arsft Qualifications.
a.; tnerefcrs, hsrcb. csil ..:1n ali 1;w-IsTs
II ela-sz living w'ithiU tsli nils OF this post
to forward at oEce TO the. 'sadqusrter: at
least thrss-fourtts. CT their .if.ls sla"ss: from
tic ages OF sixtesn 10 forty-rye years, t. aid
i'll said work. \ bisGkrt + quilt Will be
furnished by rhs "wEer. II ,ssible. /" sTsrJy
t.|1 slaves forwarded
Earuus cooking uterisii7 snt ""tE'rE iii
elements wall hr furnished by thr Qusrtrr-
master. It ig hnp-l fhal there will ''e 10
delay in al 0nc- rrsp"n'iing Ia thi- call. 4 nd
IL IL confidently believed that the patriotic
citizens ri fiarlrhan county will gladly 60
nr,eratr with our Troops IN putting stop I"
the destruction of ii'a ant property which Is
dGsgracinc onr conrHy ."i G.rr.
Il, irisr =;
hTia ;sn. l.. f. R;se,.
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r"tiFLETiUE Or TIT fii:".I.

Seriousl7 We are i'll danger. The rebsls
have completed theiT lam, lthas Lseh maIl
nai ard armed, sid is n"'v rEaiy ior seq
HiLh Hn enterprise. perseverance, aid DC
termination which are Vet In be diet BY f.
corresponding activity 1n The part u our
rIvernmenI. tnI with Iza1iircas insignificant
in comparison with nur owT; they have again
succeeded in contributing Ah enEins oI MAR
whose aiYrn: viii E"t IL p"TGr!esr i"r rr-
ciStht,r,. .
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f:.nE YsITEE rETnEG-T.sTS.

t i. p4I -. : 4 u.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
r AURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
IL Doors open at ]; begins at ~ o'clock
MONDAY, NOV H.


The great modern Comedy
NO REST FOR THE WICKED
NO REST FOR THE WICKED.
Received on each representation by full
diences with shouts of laughter and applause. ~
Mons. Genet (the wicked).
Mons. Fernand (the gay),
Mons Pomairehe Jealousy fOld friends in Stuart Robins
MonsC Conrtan ttbe sleepy wickedness, Mr.. stoddari
Mons. Mont,rtthe henpd'k one owning Mr. w Lannos
MnimeF armand the oying) years OF age Nisu Ke ne
Madame Claire Genet he conhding. Miss Laura
Madame Montar the vixeu) NJ rs rhon
Aud the Comedettl of the
COLLEEN BAWN SETTLED AT LAST
Thursday and Friday, last two nights Of Peg Wellington
Saturday the theatre will be closed the
grand fairy spectacle entitled.
BLONDErTE,
MONDAY, NOV. a.
With Gorgeous Scenery Splendid Dresses New Muso Novel
Mechanical Tricks and Effects and the most g aborae
PROPERTIES AND STAGE APPOINTMENTS
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
IN Sole proprietor J. W. Liogard
TWO GREAT DRAMAS TONIGHT.
First time OF the Nautical Drama OF the
DEATH PLANK;
Or, The CHILD OCEAN.
Cast with all the strength OF this
Mr. g. Q. Bopiface the Sailor Mrs. W. a. Jones Mary
Geo Brooks Poultice Miss Denham Kitty
Dancing by the beautiful and fascinating julia Crstse;
and Inc great favorite Of Al,
JACK AND his PALS.
a,Mr y Lnssrd as Blueskn Mr. O. g. Bonifsce Jack
Edgeworth Bess and all the company.
TIE CLOCkMAKEES HAT
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
qHE LN.s FuRE SEASON.

OsA1Ioss' IRVING HALL.
MR. MASON JONES'
OF Trinity College, Dlbln. -,
THE DISTINGUISHED IRISH OhAIoh ,.so
II Ia was with GariUald his memorable cSnlMish ~
ssainst the Bourbons the Two Sicies ana en!o1sn % %
friendship aud confidence OF e gtrA' i@su P
triat aud hero, Will deliver his celebrated
~'s' GRAFTON
0ARIBALDI
AND THE ITALIAN "'
. In the Above Hall =" sci1ON the 18th
,rDAy EVENING ueA" ~"
irs, al O'Clock precise"
ssI.hApyes. e.A. Italian Question S.as. = q
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

AT A MEETING OF THE TAkMANy DEMOCRATIC
Repu lican Ward Committee OF the Twenty first ward,
Nil az their headqmarers IN Third avenue Saturday
soutions unanimous adopted -
Whereas, the oppressive rapidly increasing burden
which our tax ana rent paying citizens called upon
srme readers incumbent the this city
Choose such the coming election
pledged TO the economical administration Of municipal
affairs and,
Whereas the high character unbending integrity and
marked ability OF the present Alderman this strict has
been led only his Immediate constituents
therefore
kesolved That present efficient and incorruptabe
Waterman, Andre tronent ESQ., have the fullest conf
dence and heartily mis- exhibited in
the Alder anic councils o this city and feel that he is
Justly entitled the confidence and thanks only of his
entire const but as well Of all gooa citizens for the
able and faith ui in which he has discharged his
duties for past years. and here unanimously
that he Is first last and only choice foAldeman
.ui the TNent1 ir.t aara.
Resolved Tha the oregong preamble and resolutions be
published with tie Of the members OF this
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y anu IhOauliOlis JC
slnbers OF this COM
Stephen =. Russel.
Charles w. Baker,
A. Hamilton Oride,
John G., t. Smidt,
John Murphy.
Theodore FrOment,
James +, Sullivan,
Jacob 5. Hutchings,
W esley s. Yard,
Michael Fleming,
Thomas Pindar,
Jas. j. Traynor,
Hugh McCabe,
Lawrence Dunphy,
Patric K Dee,
i, Jeremiah Mahoney,
John w. Smith,
Francis fiernay,
John Murphy, I'd,
Matthew Gairncy,
William Rivers,
Patrick Larney,
Thomas Bradburn,
Michael Kenny,
Thomas Masterson,
Jeremiah Murphy,
Patrick Carroll,
Godfrey Shehan,
Thomas Hallanan,
Thomas Levins,
Michael Golden,
VIM. Mcdonald,
VIM. DAILY.
Christopher Kelly,
Stephen Gochegan,
Peter q. Sharp,
John Pansey,
James Murphy,
Bernard O'Neil,
Darius Clark.
John Lynch,
George King,
John Fitzpatrick,
VIM. O'Brien,
Luke Casey.
CARR, Chairman.
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MATINEE
The performances will commence at a quarter to eight
O'clock Doors open e seven With the exception oil the
Admission, 50 cents; Parquet Stalls rs cents
Family Circle 20 cents
w Mr.. JACKSON has sincere pleasure In announcing
MONDAY NOV n,
Mr.. and MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
A's' n Si y.As"
lance 1istroac enhus,asn swsSsaeS 10 @Sss .na.
' A'' ''s' TIE WINTER IL fsiss daHoEgs ai agsH
which cons,tuss such 0sman Of attraction
FRINGE DoLoRoso.
w THE IRISH TIGER
Foxs OLD 4asSs sSTafH REkR TqHASsn u ER .. J. rox
MONDAY SSTSEsRHy EyESiSSs AND s
5$; 81 sss
New 0a''s'aae expressly ssEk 90s Gabh. & / Fox ''
lack cads sor ale and beer ils Sondmap2 Fo.
Lord Say IAN arisOeTa,ls qobsS .. K. Fsf
since hs
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men viii not then complain Il they have 70 stand -
pRYANTs MINsTRELs.
Monday 5A%TiSE rsss the week.
lffaf' TaH ns".,s Sa9ss
iR TaE er Re1 sryss.
In their 'Iiss EiIaYs;R oP TSE The Echo
Doors open al 81. curtain rises a, TX.
Ilcke,s 20 Genus
GEORGE cHRIsrY's MINsrRELs
George cSS and John ss,sss and rsoprs,ors
THE OLDEST Ssts.sS BAND I'm IN THE UNITED
Firs, nigh. Of the Farce called
sSSsD s; & EsEEs sAFtRSsS
Hall splend,dly lighted. warmed and ventilated ..
ssnce cents; children cents frvs,. Boxes
I'd RlsG1sssssHED ssJs sssa ost12s 5oSas
ON aqsSsE S5sss EEfyEsE = ssHssSaa
ii's r,, theme e.. beng SASieALRi 6lIssLIns
at ss 8 ss
sna ss 81 sSs Rpsy1n e
CAMrBELLs MpsfIsFhS,r psTHaE Sr MUSIC.
fouRrEESrn siEEEI; SoRSEK SIKH AVENUE
RoARs OF b;Sj5aR aST AUDIENCES
WITH Iak urki FIVE EVEa9 SF rVksrS6 WIN NEST END
This beautiful hall is entirely rcmoieed and improved
new no'' has 0fsG FGGn it tiE~ Of ThE STAGE
aud comfortable auditorium
'"%:s;f :SSfSllr :Sisfis 8 8 ne
MONDAY. 10y T. spd daring The wsss,
Nsd hd Ds & Si.d hass nynS, % G'I Esss
Acs Songs 6s. w Barlesqse Ira:cSy Union cocsadc
sssmss as Sn 3d. psa SSf fucker Dss
Matinee s'ssy 5k si.sisIE I%DEs =, as6 cLpnEs
Tickets Is cents. Children. I3cenis
M n,daF daF g',lsn asaHs r,As'sT a. sas
ssGss
velest surprise and grat6ca,op VIII have the honor "
'"''' '' FIRST ,aS,Sp SsAS9 S9S GoSeERr
ON TUESDAY Dat 'kyiSf EvESiSa mAkt Nov 70 1862.
Assisted BY many Of the ses' artists
AAA the GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALE.
ThE 5sLY PLACE . Or rsahSatesKRAAhhsr OF Tue KIND
k 5HR 5Hs 9s q AHtsrS E
declares IN %snRicas is'%i Srsc SIC
Is the best managed bes conducted aud best pasrenifed
sSiE rms WEEK
variey novelty worth than other offered
In any place oi amusement tn the world r
TONY PASTOR TONY PASTOR.
TONY PASTOR, TONY PASTOR,
the most original. most popular and most talented clown
iesle, stump orator and comic singer usibg.
or all the singers In the land
He surely II the master.
Tre only aim initiate
CHARLEY WHITE, CHARLEY WHITE,
The world tanned Ethiopian comedian whose name 10
synonym fun wherever there genuine lovers OF
mifth. ...u.r. -.,-..
and stood The test OF yearo
Miss KITTY BLANCHARD
the leading dansuese Of the ctty, with
The GRAND CoRhs DE BALLET
THE GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
upoer the direction OF the renowned master.
MONS PAUL BRILLIANT
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NTIBLOH GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manager. ....,..... VIM Wbeat!ev
LAHT WEEK or THE CELEBRATED
GABRIEL RAVEL TROUPE and YOUNG AMERICA,
previous 70 thsr departure for Europe, Nov. 80.
MONDAY Nov H. first production OIL the comic fairy
THE GOLDEN EGO.
arranged by Gabriel Raye New Tricks, Transforma.
tious,
Young America In his cceated Of tire Frog
The Wonder of the World, YOUNG AMERICA,
will repeat hts great feat on the
fHREE FLYING TRAPEZE
The evenings entertainments will commence wth the
roaring farce Of
FORTUNES FROLIC,
by the Dramatic Company.
~, Tuesday, last nigh, but five Of GABRIEL RAvEL
TROUPE. Mr. Wheatey takes much pleasure ANNOUNCE
Ing that he has effected reengagemens with EDWIN
FORREST, who win appear MONDAY EVENING next,
Nov "a, for the first time this season. great Shak-
sperean character Of MACBETH.
During Mr. Forests engagement several pieces yet
produced, including THE BROKER or BOGATA (6rst
time IN many yearsl, MErAMORA &C. &c.. will be placed
upon the stage with the attention mise which
characeri2es this establishment.
SATURDAY, NOV -. GRAND FAREWELL RAVEL
MATINEE.
The performances will commence quarter eight
O'Clock. Doors With the
Press NO FREE LIST
Admission 50 Parquet Stalls rs cents:
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BILLIARDS..

TpuRLANs PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
III aud Combination clsious, nuuntactuted aud tnl Sale
onl, by l'IiELAN Cc4bL NDEk tj " coC0shy s'leet,
New Hork.