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CorOner's Inqucsts.

MELANCHOLY CASE or sUIopx Coroner Ranney held m
inquest yesterday al rs West Forty fourth street upon
- body Of stephen N Botsford native Of New Haven
aoad tsn,v r, voars, who committed suicide by cut.
ting hs throat with rs,~.s s 49,.
formerly in the army ana sstifAea nome after
the battle OF Boil run; ever since then as pceh un
we'll and ccmplsnod q his bead; Yesterday morsna 9e
appeared TO he ~ut Of his mind, h time come
aud no must die No wanted me 70 forgive him for all his
wrongs, and hoped God would forgive him also: he got
upon his kneos aud repeated tho Lords prayer three
tines and continued In this mood up 10 within few mo
ments Of the time when he down stairs TO commit
euiode followed deceased 10 my where found
him in the of taking razor from the bureau drawer
as entered tho room he said 600 away, 60 away In
such tone that became frightened aad left; my hus
band then came down stairs, and went away; l
called upon and told that IL ali over; ;
husband informed me That he tried TO take the
away from deceased but that tho litter hold him OF
with his left hand aud cut has throat with The other de-
ceased fell into tho Of his brother n-law, who
standing In the hail. and died almost immediately; I
know Of nothing IN particular that should him TO
commit suicide; think his brain was diseased he fre
quonty mentioned young adys name and asked me TO
send for her butt not of the existence Of
such person.
The Jury rendered verdict Of "suicds while laborng
under nc OF temporary insanty." Deceased was man
Of excellent family and moved in the best society
FATAL AyrRAY sxrwRsS CArxrS-An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Nauman upon the body Of William
Hannegan native Of this city, aScd eighteen years, who
from the effects Of blow tho hsad with stone In the
hands OF some person unknown. Deceased, appeared,
while driving his cart up Eleventh avenue about two
months ago, became involved In Gght with some oher
carmen going In an opposite direction In the course Of
the melee stono fred at deceased which struck him
In the head, knocking him o6 his cart. Deceased was
picked up by the Twenty second ward police and con-
veyed 70 his residence where he fingered 10 great agony
until yesterday, when death put end 70 his suerings
No clue could be obtained 20 the pcrpctntov or the
assault the jury forced 20 render verdict Of
.'Death from injuries a. The hands Of semo person
KNOWN"
FATAL MACHINERY AcuDxxr.--John Drummond, Lad
about s years age caught by The belt around the
y wheel the engine the premises No 65 Ann street
on Friday evening aud severely injured that no
died in short time afterwards at his residence, No 70
avenue A. Coroner, held an Inquest upon the
bosiv
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New Publications.
The following list Of the new publications received
Il the HaRALp once 10 November o.
GENERAL LITERATURE.

0ENEHAL LITERATURE.
Tho Life Of Edward Irving, Minister OF the National
Scotch Church. BY Mrs. Oliphant Harper Brothers.
Orley Farm. A novel; by Anthony Trolopc. Harper
Brothers.
Handbook Of tho Panama Railroad and It's Connections
with the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts &C. BY NJ Otis
Harper b Brothers.
Memoirs Of n. Murray, ID. (Kirwan) BY Samuel ,.
Prime. Harper Brothers.
Manual Of Instruction In object Lessons ny NJ Wilson.
Miriam Novel. BY Maria TIarIsnd. sheldon AGO.
Eighth Census 1860. ). q g. Kennedy.
Message and Documents. 1aGl-2. vols
emithsonisn Report, fQe 1efI
The siege of Rishmen Narrative OF tho Military Ope
ratons Of Msjer General George b. Mcclellan during the
months Of May and Juno, 1862 Geo. W. Childs Phila
deiphia.
Lives Of Illinois oncers, embracing biographical
sketches prepared from ocia and authentic SOURCES Of
the Illinois scers who have taken part the against
the rebellion By James Grant Wilson. Published BY
James Barnet, Chicago, ILL.,
NEW Music
Floydb Retreat from Fort Donelson, BY skcdaddIes.
Prices Retreat from Corinth BY Skedaddss Bsauregard
Retreat rom sAiloh BY sksdAddles Peters, CincIn.
NATL Tho Gorman Volunteers words by Anna L. Snct.
linz; music By A. wundermann. Happy Thought Ssbos.
tscks, 81 4. Wundesmapn. Han son.
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MARRIAGE IN HiaH observation-disclosures -On Fri
day November T. at the residence OF the bride, by the
Rev A. II. Bottsford, WILLIAM MaGAN Esq. TO AGcy r.
oy daughter Of Mrs kicn Geddes and adopted daughter
and hercss OF James Geddes, Of Seve yrst street and
Fifth avenue No cards Issued.
Durufries and Galloway Courier please copy.
VAriAS--AnNoID.--At Plainfcld y. J., o. Thursday
evening, November g. by tho Pcv. Dr. holcan, Mr.
JAcos vAnAS to Miss SARAH H., eldest daugh.srof David
T.. Arnold, Esq, all OF New York.
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12 Cartes de Visitc, 81, at VaGgham's, a2S
Bowery; equal TO in Broadway for So NoceGal!ery
GraIn Inn0r
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Fire Fire I! Ftres!I
ODD FELLOWS HALL SALOON, corner OF Grand and
Centre sireets, open.
DORSCH 4 BROWN Proprislors
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Fredricks & Co.'s New Gallery, J7O
Fifth Rvcnre, between Twenty second and Twentytbri
streets Cataes do vse 81 per DOZEN large
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Royal Havana LOtfery.-A n Prem um OF
l2 cent paid prizes Information furnished High.
est price paid for dortuons Amc ricap gold and
TAYLOR CO., bankers, 10 Walt street,
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Prizes Cashed in all Legaljxcd Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
No. III Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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Grover IL Bakers Celebrated N0iseIess
Sowing Maehnea. OGce i90 broadway. New Yorh.
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ni.al.
Died.

suALLOn Friday October IT. at Rourell Park. S,real-
ham, England, the wife Of William scba, OF New YORK.
Of q
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Eight CNrtcs de ylsite f0r S1-EGunl TO
the best made. BALCHs. Sss Greenwich st. cor Barclay
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservstive and
Wig depo whoesse and RETAIL No Asor HOUSE. The
Dye Is applied by experienced artists
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GOurc ud's Poudre Subtitle UprOots Hair
from any rart OF the body. Warranted 45J Broadway
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Use MilIer's HAIR Dye and Invigorator.
Dye bNc lnvgorstor DC Delol SO Dov htreat
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Ho,,eway.s Fills Give Tone, vsgsr ANA
energy the system when al 0shsr aedseassrAN ony
cents pcs een.
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Omciai ORA wings or the Library Asso.
c;ation Company's Lottery Of Kentuckr.
CLASS No. 3o-NovemberR & 1867.
81, "a, SO. %, II. 40. 72. H. Gi. IS, 81, 10.
Glass No. 3so--Noyempera 2. 1867.
81, ~. As, A, 3, al, 63, At. II. 10, 20, %.
r. FRANCE 4 Co. Covinaion XIV
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Trusses,--NTarsh a. Co.-Radtcat Cure
Truss Onlce attn al No vesey street, Asos House. No
connection With aay osher sce q the same name. Alady
attendnnt.
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Of,icial Ora wings OF the Delaware state

Lotteries.
DKLAwAnr. EXTRA GLASS 47p-Nove,nber g. 1859
", "a, A., OF, So, %, 90 Ga, AZ, 50, Is, 25 u.
DELAWARE CLASS 377-Novenber &, 1856.
40. 8. sc, IL, 80, 81, 10. 43. 25. 81, 32, 1.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 Co,
Wilmington Delaware,
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Hafoheior's Hair Dye-tAc Fest I'm tho
world instantaneous rnless and reiaDe Soi by drug.
ana perfume where Factory 81 Barclay street
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OHieinI Drawines or murrny. Eddv e

= VmcinI drawings or Murray, Eddy Is
Co.'s kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kKNrucKr. EXTRA GLASS 5Ui-November & 1862
40, 70, 10, Gi. 81, 8. Z, 65, 81, 70, AZ, 10, So.
KxTUOKv. OL<sy 63l-November g. 1862
80, 10, 81, g. AZ, 80, 81, 90, 75, 4S, I,3.
Circulars set FREQ Of charge hy addressing citherto
MURRAY. KDDY co..
Covtngton, Ky.. or 81 Louis Ma
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sNs
Married.

Wigs, Toupces, Hnir D5c, Hair Dyeing
Moldavia Cream, for bcaufyIns the hair a. w. A.
RA1CIIELORS. I6 Bond street.
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Exc .rsioa 20 salt River.


ine s'eSAer Great Eastern has boea on,r,eroa n -,
"S"acan General Committee. at a gre,. exp,nse a.
mako TRIP to the Salt rivcr. The steamer vii, Ieov
por ~. !. North river, on Monday, Nov. 10, At six
| O'Clock A. n
The committee determined 10 make this one OF In
most delightful excursions OF the season. srdinga an
view Of Mozart and Tammany Halls, Barnum's Museum
ana The HERALD ollcc.
nne and cf negro minstrels havo boon engaged an,
will perform. tfs choicest selections from "Od Johl
Brown" and ali othc>r popular airs Of the day.
General walbridse me- lent tho committee his "band
wagons" 10 transports he passengers baggage 70 the
steamer gra4s.
List of tho onlcers-
Cdptdin-Cassius N. Clay.
Fira Ltc4tcnant-C Charles summer.
Second Lismteaant-R. X. AnfrswB.
Sssrgeon-H. J. Raymond.
ChapSain-H w. Beechox
Chief ENcineer-Horace Croeiey
Capsafm's Ctesk-C. X. Brewster
Paymastc'-A. M. Palmer.
For further particulars inquire Or tho chieT oayassr O.
The Tribune efics.
Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S kksn,Sny and EMS M.ss sss LssrS
49, 20; xuo ~, 81; .; 4 eS 81 TO- a. 49, 6s
80, IL, 81, g. AZ, 33, 81, 90, rs, as, I,3.
MURaAT T6DY 4 Co..
covtngton. Ky or ~. Louis Ma
Onicial Drawings or the Delaware state
DELAwAnr. EXTRA GLASS 47o-Nove~bsrs g. 1859
~ o. d. ex ss z a. gS All 81 us 10 H.
40. 8. sc, II. 80. 81. 10. 43. rs, 81, s2, 4.
- "' JOHN A NORRIS 4 CO..
wiimng'on Delaware
Omciai rawings Of the Library Assoc
CLASS No. 37p-NovemberS 8 1885,.
o. css, ss No. 49, 5s n "a las. e. g. 10
81. "a; 45, 4, ,, 4l, So. At. II. 10. 20. %.
~ r. FRANCE CO.. coviustou. Ky.
Prizes Cashed in all Lss.ls.sa Lotteries.
No. II Wall street, room No. !. New York.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-A Premium OF
ls per cent rad on prizes Information furnished High
esl price paid for donloons American gold and silver
TAYLOR CO.. bankers. 10 Wall street.
Tredricks & Co.'s New Gallery, y79
streets Caaes do vse 81 per dozen large g
Eight Cartcs dc visite Tor S1--Equal TO
the best made BALLOTS sss Greenwich st. cor Barclay
IL Cartesae visitc, u, at va1ghan's, aas
Bowery; equal 10 any in Broadway for So NoceGa!ery
lrst hoor
Fire! Fire !! Firef!I
ODD FELLOWS HALL SALOON. corner OF Grand and
~ ~ DoRscH 4 BROWN, Proprs,ors
Grover & Bakers Celebrated NoiseIess
Sewing Machines. OG'ce 400 broadway. New York
Gourn ud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from any Part OF the body. Warranted. 45j Broadway
Bates Boston.
Use MilIer's Hair Dye and Invigorator.
Dye 5oc lnrgofstor 25c. Delot 90 Doy e,rest.
Eafaheior's Hair Dye-thc Bcst xn tho
world ha ress and reliable Sold by drug
pertumers where. Factory 81 Barclay
In Sc D--p apy
and Moldavia Cream foc hcaufyins The hair a. w. A.
RATcIIELOR'S, IG Bond street.
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sltgious IntelliGenccs
- THANKSGIVING DAY.

=. ~. following States have rec0mmf nd
cd Thursday, November y, :" "e''''''u - ""'
-, -, Maine.
new fotk, .fassaohu husetta,
Ns.e NsnDsy ;ersan sa'' S., Hampshire,
Maryland. Conneo>> ou''
Ohio, Wiscoasins
Illinois, Missouri,
Rhode island
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ron. We have never denied this Indesd. We think

Haos aUs ssEssR"r NEW 1OnA II
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oessdered . den Of thieves. We were always we'll
created In New Yssk, and claimed u - part cr our
eesnsry New England v we bad ssa:.d ed e eth think Of as
We always welcomed among u.s. but New Enganders
habtusy distrusted, many Of best
svcm New England could attain 70 any position With u.s.
No: We can never be brought back into the Union by
force separation must take place: We % are willing
Alone / think, however. that II the North win make
and 81 We win find ourselves much one peopls In al
that constitutes unity OF 10 be separated and thas
in thirty years, very likely less the Union WIZ % 'y
awka, DO the people think abou. the termination Of the
awe are saoashardly know what 70 think. The cleo.
lions may change matters some; but as now s the
general impression seems TO be that no ovsrturos OF
@ be SSSs, sSs on sr sSs ws m
and win accept nothing ess than separation and that s
oil wcwant. weare only lighting In defence Of our SOIL
prevent being ovorrun by you. and We expected You
would DO much more than you have and that we should
csd never yield In the course or generation Or eve
Ices, the animostes and passions aroused may be 30
far forgotten and caed down o. 10 render the rentegrs
sen OF the Union easy; but now " N impossible. We dc
NOT expect any foreign nation 70 Interfere and not
Blame them for not doing t Kngand s only nation Of
s,cijticaus and we can have sympathy from her"
"Wil YOU be satisfied with q ccnfcacracy which shaIl
fn,ludo less than all the slave Statess'
Ives. Y Maryland, Missouri ana Kentucky VIII ncs
not believe would 90 with vs. Missouri and Kentucky,
nm ~, your people think tha. the western states
ld eventually gravatc towards you in the event sf
sbs cs,sslishmcnt Of the Southern confedsrscyr'
H1hat IL the general expectation - sne law OF ma
hen nature and interest combine, patriotism and rci
1loa generally have TO succumb."
yet oa know , e ne sas sanes s,ss e. sss s
sSss; ssa .hg ~ brave u.u. sss-nsa tAas ash.
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To sell Ilyod's New Steel Plate County CooTed Map
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From recent surveys completed Aug 10 ls62 cost SO,
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Superior so map made By Cotton or Nutshell
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ID Is not ony County Map but Il i also County and
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Wsniei-A smart as whoiesair AGENT for our Maps
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From The Tribune, Aug. 9
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= History Of the frehch liegoiution,o Sc.
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The civf in America Is unryalled IN magnitude and
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If We eoseI the base designs and reacherous conduct Of
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Died.

In Brattlehoro. sept Ii, HERBERT MARTIN, only son
Of winsow vnd II. Ward aged years. months and
II days.
In Brstfleboro. Aug "a, Mrs. MARTHA, WIFI Of William
Stone. aeod 65 yaars, months.
In sadawga. sept. :, NBrrfE MAY, only daughter Of
Stephen and cFocia d Jorion aged years
In Putuey, Aug "a, RUSSELL PERRY, aged q years
In wardsboro sept. Is POLLY vif Of ueury Under
wood szed a. leth. sAMUEL L SMITH, aged % years
In West Jefferson, ohio, Aug %, CHARLES P, son Of
Levi and Clarinda Lincoln u Bast Wes,mOresnd, n
aged 20 years, months and 3 days
In Winchenden. Mass, Sept II. Of dpthrra. GE0RG
E. only son 81 Charles and Hattie T. Putney, aged "
mouths and days.
In Feebyiii- sept b. Of typhoid fever, Mrs CARRIE
wif Of Mir Geo Kendall. and daughter Of Addison
Tarheli. Esa Of Cavendish. aSel q years.
In Plymouth, sept. "A, Mrs cAfHARINs SAWYER
sssd IS years.
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Married.

In Galva Illinois the residence Of O. r. Wiley, ESD
on Wednesday sept "a 1852 BY Rev. j. D. Cole assisted
by t. J MISSIONER. Mr. NJ. p BARRY. Of Washington, ID
C., aud Miss SARAH A. JOHNSON, Of Galva-
ccompanying the above notice Very substantial
the pTntera gold dollar snugy enclosed
which, IN DAYS is of considerable than par value
Friend Barry used be Of this bat within
two away with the multitude TO Washington,
where his in the rature may be as great as
has Just the Here Is to the happy
pair and bow Of acknowledgements together with our
congratulations-Ep.
In Townshend, Sept 90 by Rev. c. L. Cushmsn Lieut.
CHARLES H. GOQDnuE, Of the Vermont 18th, and Miss
SARAH E second daughter Of Francis sawyer Est, Of
Townshend
In Plymouth, sept L. by Rev Thomas Baldwin, FRANK
LIN GREEN aud Miss MELISSA HILL.
In Brattieboro Sept H. by Rcv.Wm. T. stowe. Mr. r. II
THOMAS. IT. Of jacksonville, Cal, and Miss CELIA Ia
pAGGETr Of Westmoreland, n. III.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

WeIncslaY. Uct Is
market eS Cattle about loo Beeves aud ass stores,
consisting Working 0xenMilch Cows, andonetwoan
three years old.
Prices of Market BeefExtra.s6 25 a 80; frst quality,
IS $4,000 quality; IS Is q 900 third quality,
IS Is. o 90 ; ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxen Sa0 q 100,
Cows and CaiVes--Sz2 SIS a 10.
fearIiugs S7s two year old S141Si5: hree year DID,
SisnSla. -
shcep aud ambsT2q0 at market prices in lots, So co.
eco G7S2 20 each; extra, s. 90 80 25 or 3dic H.
Hides a u c. Tallow, u a 10.
Pelts 81 20. q so 81 each Calf Skins a &c e rs
Temarks-Theie Increased supply of cattle and
sheep this week. The best quality Of beef sold about the
same as last Sheep not quick but prices re-
main about the
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WINDSOR County FAIR.-The fair of
the Windsor County Agricultural Society
was held at Woodstock last week. Accounts
say that it was not equal to former years,
owing doubtless TO the state of the country.
In horses and cattle the show was good, but
it was evident the people of the county felt
more interest in those who are periling their
lives in the far south, than in any agricultu-
raj exhibition which can be got up this
year.
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SAxroN's RIVER LiGnr INFANTRY
We had expected complete roll of this
company this week, for publication, but il
has not come 10 hand. CaptAtcherson was
inspected out last week, rendering necessa-
ry a new election Of officers, which resulted
in merely ranking the other officers up one
degree each, as follows:
Cdptaia---C. II. Roundy.
LIST Liern.-W Russell.
2d Liem.-E. b. Tarbell.
Orderly !Sergeam-E. Il. Guild.
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SEcEssIoNIsTs AssEssED.-Three hum
dred and sixiy-,hree disloyal citizens ct
Carroll county, Md, have recently been
assessed $1,000 by the board of commits
sioners appointed under general order 3D.
for killing and wounding loyal soldiers and
citizens and taking property belonging TO
said persons. The sums levied range from
81 TO $1,000 on each person. If the amount
is not paid in ten days after notice, theif
property viii be seized and sold.
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below Is n Hat of the contents Of box, not
the first by any means, which they recently
contributed DO pairs slippers, so hand.
kerchieis. 20 linen towels, 10 sheets, cont
forlcr, pairs hose, 5 bed quilts, 3 rolls
wide bandases, 500 yards narrow bandages,
3 boxes linen lint, Bible, pamphlets and
newspapers, dressing gown, | shirt and |
pair drawers,
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FouND.--On Wednesday of last week,
Mr.. j. S. Wardwell found in the rear of
the church. near bis primises in North Clar-
endon, wagon with harness urder II,
apparently hid away there by some one
during the night preceding. A strange
horse was also seen the same morning loose
in the road near the same place with marks
of severe usage. Mr. Wardwell has the
wagon and harness in his possession, and
will deliver them to the owner on his prov
ing property and paying charges.