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ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS
THAT HAs

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STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS
And grows morosana more Sopuua,
every dayl lnl.aIl
And ieaumonlals, new, and almost w,tks,, 4.
~ gwen from ladies md gentlemen IA All 800
81 scoey' wnoss united testimony none could SssI.s
and gray and preserve the hair Of the vou NJ ~ oaa
In all itsyouthfal beauty. no s0sNl " rage
Battle oreek, Miah.t Dec. sI., ,sss
FRoy. WooD' Thee wilt please accopt Linz 4. ne...
tnee that the hair on my head all feI on ovar t~s,
spdes %,h s ~ eomplicated chronio disease, al
course OF suffering through life having rednc @ ~
se o. dependence have not been able 10 o,,n ssS
sequence Of which my bssa DSsn h aoe 2 DO them
eod Inis Induced me topay BrigTS q Hed~es s,,a.
t1e ant cent had on earth for two doar E,i ~ S
a.hfSIIv folowsd pecSt ts The a Of August & ihsSs
covered with hair thick and bneT tbo,,ss ~ nov
also coming In all over my head. RssIIna eonadsn,
and ps sr%speptv s.Sf Sp:,,s would restore II entirely
and being destitute Of means 10 nnrrh' 10 lu use
would Ask thee II thee wouldst not Be Wiii,n more,
ssf pIasr Ss scnss On Ds aSsI e, bo and Ts % thy
that are KIND 70 the widow and the fatheresu ''''
Tny friend. SUSANNAH KIRRY
Llgonier, Noble County, Indiana, Feb. sth Iaso
PROP. o; ). WooDi Dear Sir;-In the istfe, nsr, =,
Law School Of the State Of New Yort nv ha HaonAl
cause unknown 70 me, commenced falling n, a., ,.o
ldy 90 that In the short space Of six months ~ xb
covering, and much Of the remaIning no2,,e. ~ !" s
side and baok part Of my head shortly srey bs sns
50 that you Will not be surprised when teil yn s. ~
ny e snte Of Indiana, my no casual
were not % much At losS 10 aIsoover hs
cause Oh me cnAnge In my appearance A. nv ore init
mate aequaintances were 70 recognise 10 Al ali
once made application 70 the most skifuI ohyul.
clans IN the country, but receiving no ~,
them that my hair would ngaiu be restorad II
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Sherif's Sale.

Wm. B. Dun
p .+ vs.. , OOmmon Pleas.
3. o. Preston Ell al,>
RY VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
- tome directed from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Franklin County, Ohio will offer for sale at the
door OF the Court House. In the city Of Columbus on
Monday, the 2lat day of April, A. d. 1862
at one o'clock p. m the following described real CO.
tate, situate In the county Of Franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to wit: -
Lots numbered sxy.seven and slxtynine 67 and 6s),
In the village Of Shadesvlle being the same that were
conveyed to said Solomon c. Preston by Isaac Dennis
and wife by deed dated September 5th 1859
Appraised at-Lot No. 81, $3.50 90.
" " - GO, $50 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, sheriE,
Printers fees-Si.5O
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Henry Piaf 3 Ex'r)
VS.. \ Superior Court of Franklin 90. O
Daniel Trent ct alO gFlr va
RY VIRTUE OF. AN ORDER OF SALE
~ to me directed from the Superior Court of Frank
lin County, Ohio, will oer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 5th day of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and O'Clock D.
M, the following described real estate situate In the
county OF Tranklln and Stats Of Ohio. to wit: ~ 30
Lot No. (3O In William Pheans addition to the city
Of Columbus as per plat now record Ia said Frank
lin county will more fully show
Appraised at $50.
Csq @. W. HUFFMAN Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees SO so. ,a.
febeS-dlt&wtd
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Sheriff 's Sale.

NiusI :" SSH a''NSusi PRIV
Wm. f Jennings ct al. perry
PX VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ TO me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Onio will offer for sale at the door
the court House, in the city of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 5th day of April. A. D. 1862,
at O'Clock p m the following described reaI estate
situate in the county Of franklin and State Of Ohio to
Wit -
Lot No, Ten QOl in PheIan's Mount Pleasant Add
ton to the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at S4OO 90.
- q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
BY Ed DAVIS, Deputy
JOHN NJ. PUsH, Atty
Prister's fees 81 50.
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Master COMMISSIONER Sale.

''sss' :: Osborn superior Court
eamueiI. Lingo ct sl.) m
DY VIRTUE OF ANORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
0ouny, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of tho
COURT HOUSE, In the city Of Columbus Ohio, on n
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock p NJ the following described real estate,
situate in the county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio,
to wit' a A ~.fAr.t tra.ffs
Kssrhln plecs Of land In section two CD, township
two %, range seventeen (l7) United States Military
land commencing In the center Of Plank road xty ieet
O) pou pf the n, Bcomer Of alot deedsd from D. b.
Weateryelt TO Peter Hnmmou thencn D. with said road
twelve rods M and some links 70 George stonsfs line;
thence No thryone rods (3I aud thirteen and half
feet 3 thence N, parallel with said road sixteen rods
6 thence west to the place Of beginning It being the
same three acres @ decided from u. Westerve to g..
L. Lingo except q fraction % feet vide on The N.
corner and known as lot No. one d the bubdivison IN
the above described three acre piece. = u, y. = ~
Appraised at7.IossNo a Z, And b 80, 90 each.
Nsf' sst " ~ LotNo, , and house, 0ll5, 100. ~
rggsst f1ps9 riThe one n6is lot ~ 5 ,pD. ID < 4. 7,
t7cd @. W.uHUFfMAN, Sheriff,
4 and Master Commissioner.
y.,.,. w,isos 3 tis1 Sl'asksT sk 81 AWys -fwAt- sr
mehie-wtd
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Master Commissioners Sale.

George NJ Parsons, ExeOator
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, 1
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W For further Information and Through Tickets,
ePPy 70 M' h. D0HERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Columbus, DfN7
P. W. gTRADER,
mHLk General Ticket Agent Cincinnati u
..tFY YtsH8 mo. WsDoHHRTY,
Agent, Columbus,
E.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati.
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Sheriff Sale.

David Graham
, Common Pleas
Dewitt o. Lazele ct al.)
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID % me directed from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county o., will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus on
Monday, the 2lst day of April, A. d. 1862,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ the following described real es
tate situate In the county Of franklin and State Of
Ohio, to wit
Beginning at the southeast corner of half section ave-
range twenty, township sixteen; thence west on the
south section line eghytwo rods thence north forty.
two rods; thence east eghtytwo rods on p Pringle
south line thence south fortytwo rods on the county
line to the place Of beginning containing twsniyone
and one-half acres, more or less.
Appraised at $25 90 per ncre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, eheriG.
Printers fees, 81 50. ~
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Master Commissioners Sale,

Joshua Baldwin's adm'r)
vs.. Z Court OF Common Pleas.
Richard snowden ct all ~
DYvIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House in the City Of Columbus, Ohio,
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1862
between the hours Of 10 A. M. and 4P.M ,,the fol.
lowing premises situate in the city OF Ooumbus Frank
lin county, Ohio, to wit; ~. f 43
rn.lot No. $685. also, lots Nos IL, Is, 10, III 49, 49,
20 u and % Of Snowdens subdivision Of 0utlots Nos
20 and 81 Of said city,
Appraised atLot No. 995....... 80 900 90
.-a n roc Lots NOS. IA, Is, 10, 49,, 90 s'
~AN q 2l,,,.......-.,..S3 $3.50 90 each.
gi!l ~ Lots Nos. l6 and II, at. S400 90 :.
's g1.cf 22,.......s.,.. $500 90
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff, 20
and Master Commissioner
Printers fees, S5 9s.
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Hon: Milton 6utliG Chief Justice; Hon. william v,
Peek Hon William Y. Gholsop, Hon. jacob BrInksr.
hoh, and Hon Josiah Scott Judges. l.. j. CriichaeId
- T0RsDAY, March 1s 1892
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+, Hrry. nnI tok rost on tic right u the main
centre ruI'r Con. Wh.ingo
G.nsr.s C.n.t Buell., Nelson, sherman, sni
Crittenicn were everywhere present. directing
movement. ur n now stroke on TIE enemy. Sud.
denly lutl wings Of our army was turned upon the
enemy, with the intention 81 driving them into an
extensive rHyiuc-ot The sauc time powerful bat
tory, stationed in tho open FIELD, poured yoloy alter
voilcy Of canister into thc rebd rauks Ati,lfpi-t
II the roar Of tie battle shook TIE earth. Tie TN
In gums were fired With all the energy that the
prospect of tho ouomys defeat inspired, while he
rct's' Ere wp MT Zoo vigorous, and they ,vincod a
d'sro :. witt lrtw. They finally fell slowly back,
k'oriu' up FIRE from. their artillery and musketry
along taclt whole column as they retrcatcd They
went Boz excellent .r1cr battling at every advan,a.
g'"us point auI delivering their FIRE with consd.
orh.c cn.'t lut from all The divisions of our lines
they w'rc c'"'.y pursued, CALLING hre being kept
upon thor rcnr
The enemy lad now been driver beyond oar for
m"r lines and were in full retreat tar Coriuth, pur-
sued Wy our cavalry.
Tho forces engaged OH both s.lca ia this days
hntt'r, are ostimut'd 1t ,Dou, $1,000 each.
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Nur loritoug, dprH 9-l.2O i. M-Thc
weather rDl continues uuf,yprDllo flr military
npciauous. 1t has bnou raining Tor nearly two
dnyH. Tie crooks nrc very much swollen, aud the
low ground covered viii, w.tcr maxim, the ronl.
almo.t imrt'ihlc 'ur empty wagons
lm'urrrt ou received shows Tat The r,h,'s have
'nr'c ofH.Nty q uusru5, which Is r1rIls f,.u.
nIIrdt' iy troops from the ucilniorhuul o' Rich
m'ul, which is one day from Yorktown uy rail-
al lul river, they having four IT amer, and sIS-
teen transports iu uac, nud y the tine tie roads
are iu condition or TIE Union army T. move, the
rebels may I've able (. meet them viii one hundred
tl.nusar1 m,u.
The h'wnt II tie nrmy, with tlc host arms, are
.u "a strur s. ,ntrou. i,l Iu,iu.u. Previous /, our
tru"If orculyinr tie present POSITION the military
authorities had ul means %! crtntIung the extent
If the rebel works. Information obtained Through
desert uk coat rtnsuds nnl other SOURCES, show
that the enemy have nearly fave hundred guns
some Of them of the largest cnInrc Tho r,l,,
General Joirrtnu, viii some - VI. forces, aa 100.
rived uud taken command Boa pcrsou, showing, tl.i
they intend making desperate Resistance T. I. q
ad ancc Il our troops at every point. Their ca
trouclmont' ext nd entirely across the Peninsula,
from the james 10 the York River.
Tho cheering news from the Western Dcrarturu,
arrived here to-day, and oar troops are Wild wit
enthusiasm over tie result, Gud are anxious g. 10
led t. achieve similar deeds Of ynor.
Bntimoyc, april lo-Thc Old Point boat hus
arrived TIE un,,sur the capture Of leland 81
10 caused rr,ut r,J 'icug nud ,ut.uaatsu. m,
| storm stall continued but Lad s1rn, NAat alat.,
| toward evening
Report, from H., army r,rr,s.utour brave f,rcc
al
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Mr.. vsllmdilhnm 'unioJ from the Committee
ou Public Lands reported sih.t Jut. 'r tie : u.
nt. Joint resolution giving construction &. The ug' .
100 granting lands g. Wisconsin ir fn.Irun. I.Ir.
poses. II ,utaoriz,sn change OF lpr,t..u, p. a. I
the road may bc contracted rom Appleton g.
some point ON Green Hty, NJ ~ near the mouth Of
fnN ry,r. Pust,d.
Mr.. Arnold ava introduced n resolution OK.
pressing gratitude / Almighty God flr the g'pri-
Gus triumph of our arms over rebels and TRAIT. ~,
rtcp- ufIus Iu the brilliant Victories II island ~
10 and P.u-hurs Landing, Tennessee, tie oNhlli-
tuu u' TINT Divine power, which haH ~ s.ually
blessed uf rs nations that TIE gratitude ami
thanks 1i { 'uxrrHt ar" lur g. Commodore Fuutr,
GrnH. Pope, Grant Buell. aud IIvlIr,k. aud o. each
fui every gallant soldier, officer aud sailor or the
.H.'Artr,, ,u'uy AMI endurance, rltu.ur s.' O..
rs AMI I.' tau l. thc country Their nance
ll people. Referred.
Nj Stevens trum,J from he committee of
wIy, AMI means, req ri'd ln'F the senate
amendments T. Tie naval aIrrTrit. go il... o.
II HHs" cuu.ur,d 300 that pIIruruttus flaUno,UuU
o. lo expended under TIE IiT,gt.u Go. tie S...l.
tory 81 the Navy Tor the construction u' uu..r...l
atrun 'o,S'i" 81 war "a a suletut' i.r tie .u 90.
uu. tom.
Tie amendment t. NO a.rr.pr .t.n ..r NO s..
'os battery lrps under gu.sI.lat 900, NJ Lr.'
iuy opposed 4.
Vi. o'au.n learned h.m Lev, w.r.H ia,
WN'u h' went uu i",ui 90 tu Monitor Lee al
tutu iu A,I Dh.u.y, ami 100 tti.s {. Nj l.st|,.
expressed t,r ul.uiuu tht TIC stevens battery
would prov, alike r.cc,ts.g. l. C.ugr.'s at a.,
extra s'Hs..u bod authorized lee completion g.,
hwruw w.uN mo- n' iu .,-t'i.' e..
81 Ilt' 'N,. eul that tie battery draws A
iu.l wnt.r ns T. be- ~ uu sutt of consequence t
sur southern port.
~ ,,ui,.n - - remarked TIA, II lrcw lee
v"t.I t.au Ne N.rlutg.
Mr.. ri, .uI Tie M.u.,.r c.-' ..5Spuo pui 'oui
such -s'Is could Doc ,"us, iat'i Tor Nhut the ~,
y,ia' battery sud .H4t
NJ. O.u y +. said the MONTE : 49, not been
sucg. $685. -r far ,s The contest with the rrm,c u
coon ern,d, i.r s." ii uut run hrr d.vu, th' "ull
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POSTSCRIPT.


Ga1. iprS lu.=hu arrival from ptt-'ur.
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nur ,Igu.un. "a KENNEDY, n. Holal.l. anal v.,.
taken r4..u.r
III. stated that Gen. Prrutiss csrer,d iu TIC
confusion of the rebels retreat Yu the second ny'-
tsut.
oar total .nsy IA about 1000 This Iz the estimate
.i a.. n' ','y ,''n, 10 ",' "'r. , in 'hn In
Ir ,' ,., h., ,,' .r, 'I,I nnI ,,n,,. NJ,
~. a. i...i. ~, int ID, ,,..r.,t,...,. ~ .l...
con WM.,'' 90. l,i".l, Wa '.'l.t 'n " 'i,'
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H'Nl n." "" 7'tr' ten It,.t-' tr. 90,
cn~'7ilu. n' H. hl-l lih".7, Ism Wisconsin,, e..
lwirH" n't ''-t on. "rr. "t.A't VIZ 'tt,HF
men hr''".-t Iy Wat seemed t. h' Tie ,.Nr'
i'''. i,'.' ''h.." ~ ,.'.r ,'l h' W' Ky,
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MESSY CITY AND monoKEN.

TnE IIonoEES CHARTER ELEcrroS.-
MAYOR JouSsTos s-ELEoTED-The canvass Of
votes iu the First Ward of Hobokcn Is concluded,
and results in tue reelection Of Mayor Johnston.
Tho following is the vote
s,ha NJ B,yrrt regular Democratic nominee, Isl
WtTi -; I'd ward 81 81 Ward, ~, Louis
Hursmlnu, lsi ward, iGl; 2d Ward, III; sd Ward,
iUi. John H. Jo.ust IA. Let Ward, $50, I'd Ward,
81; % Ward lla. Majority over l.uesmann, 40;
over BugvgL 2bs
The following are the officers elected
Nr0f-JohuR Johnston, Dem. 7Fedstrer-wll
hmm H. Child Dem. CttJ CLTk-Johu Kennedy.
SuUr Stho1ls-Lorsuzo W. Elder, Dem. Collector
II .nry j. Hopper D'm Collector OF ArTedTs-Ed.
ward Mml, u m. Asscssors-Juliun Croyor and
Frcd'k w B1uusts dt Dem. Water Commissioner
j H. Lyous, Repub,, for long term, and n. o.
Carpenter Dem, short term. Street Commissioner
-l Hos. Smith, Dem. OrerSafr Poor Matthew
C.nkIn, Dem. Councilman, la Wdtd-Charles
Chamberlain, Rep. I'd Ward-Dayd Tail, k,p,i
81 Wdyd-Frncls Betting, Dem. Chosen Free.
Ioi,irrs Isl Unrd-JoWps stevenson, Rep. ID
Uari-Hoyt sanford, Dom. 81 Ward-Jaines Ii.
Dewey, Rep.
The total amount voted for the expenses Of the
CIV government for the ensuing year, II $4,000.
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Important From New NJ X!cc
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half way down tNe len wing. Tie rebels
made dFrhat' cN'rao "n the l"Hrtocnt.
Ohio battery which, i lo'uE 'n'h.'nty sup
ported hy Infantry fell into their laudt An.tar
severe "''' occurred IT,. l''''''" col ''' "'I ".''
''"''!' 1914" t.''' obi u" gum "',' ''"'" ~ We
enemy. h' u "''." '"''''' '' '''"'"'"'''' ,'
'i'' hI.'n' ''' ia some cases net 'h'''
n'1 'i"''' renamed S'' '"' htu'"t '''"','''
win 1871 ''r"'f''''' WING" S''"'u ''.'' Tue .''',"
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EXPLOSION ~ A CAEHuN on FArronY-
ruRrr MrS Kttitu Al, Osr FATAL, I>u.prp.
4 t.rHo u.,..,it ,, ..rrr,d IN A ceri,, of ,,,,or,
ou tHc corner ON m en-, ny ,.,e and s,t, ,,,.o,
sNult., b.. lore ,'...k last evening. ia, ,,bich
t.rcu.. "a lost tl,ir lives ,ri ONE was A., I,l.v IN,
.urcI Tat bis recovery ia deemed d,uIt,l Tn.
premises are ,coup.rIly Nj. Il. q E,t.I,,,,. ,b.
laslt.',.r.,.g IN i.,.s.a,..Y. o,dt,t t,s, -.
rnsus.d them. ,i,.,,.,,~o Mob ,,,. d. =,
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p,.,cI At Tie lu,,,ss, nal u,rec ,.,o -,
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cairo. Apul 10 with a few exceptions the
whole rold force around Island No. 10 are now
prisoners. An attempt was made by them b. cross
Lake Kodopt on rata but they were surrounded
aud compelled " surrender. Thirteen guns were
taken instead u tho number previously repurtci.
The prisoners say tat seventy were Killed ou tho
Island y our mortars.
ST. L0ui., APrt io.-A special dispatch T. tic
RErrnrtcAs, from Island NJ. TO- -ays Tat two
hundred husshoHls Cd. sugar and several hundred
barrels Of mplas-.s, eight cannon, four hundred
wagons, one hundred and twouty-siN horses, sixty
mules, I've thousand stand u arut dirty pieces
Of h.!t artillery, AMI Frca; quantities u blank, u,
clothing, &c, have t.icn into our hands. Tho tJtd
numuu u prtnucrs captured Ia 5.OO0-ouo Major
Genera! tHukalll nni three Br4aiicr Generals,
tGau!t, walker AMI schaun! Tho prisoners are
being embarked A. rapidly 49, iossibc, flr Illinois
We also took aho,, 81 700 sulid SHOT Gul immense
quaAtticd Of ammuu ton.
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Fur.-At 10 o'clock ON Wednesday night
the carpenter 81. p of Henry Moore In DIyIFoE
avenue, near Ninth street, was wholly destroyed b,
fire. n adjoining buildings were twice on frS
but by the cxortlous OF tue fireman were saved. Mr.
Moore's oll is about 5000, on which there is no In
sUruace.
SuIcIDE.--Coroncr Murphy yesterday held al
inquest on the body Of Edward seabJll, who on
"Wednesday night committed s,,ioIIe by cutting his
throat 1t is supposed that the mau was mpelled
t. the rash act yy domestic trouble.
FlRENNs EIECTIoN.-The election Of Chic
Engineer Of the Fire Department will takop'- "
the evening Of the third Tuesday IN April.
Board Of Officers at their last meeting nominal
Mr.. II. Allen for the Office. Mr.. T. W. Jenuine
will be run as an independent candidate.
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TIE managers Of our local politics are actively
preparing for an anticipated hitter contest over
the election OF a Comptroller to succeed Mr..
HAws, whose term Of office will shortly expire.
The salary Of tho Comptroller is only a., 600
a wear, but party wire-Workers have dis
covered that the political patronage Of the posi-
ton s Immense, Nnd hope 10y giving the Comp
tr,llersh,p a mu.e partisan chara.tur 20 ro-or-
game their forces aud attain an Rsccndaucv
over rival organizations. That such a Comp
troller could build up h., party will not Dee
doubted 10y those who know the vast power that
he wiells. and which is really lunaally greater
than any othoI IN the Uu.,rl ~.uos.
lie holds Office four yc,r., and ha-
the receipt anl di-Dur.m ., ~! between
twenty anl thirty millions of DOLLAR.
year NJ money can Doe drawn from the City
Treasury bU, upon vouchers approved ny linn
aud fled in his yili'o. The Stat. Lc-i ltur, docs
not presume to curtail the budget uuthypro
aud no action Of Mayor, Aldermen, Common
Council Supervisors or Conmis ,ionors can avail
sRails, his decisions lie holds the keys o.
murkets, court Aaus.s. engine houses, and other
buildings; gHo.uA bis own cl,,hs keeps his
own accounts, AMI A,, sar,, ans checks, from
other apartments. If a bin alqiust tine gty il
10 be paii, TIA. Law requires THAI +, sh,u be sub
mitlcl 10 the Comptroller and Ae has twenty
days allowed him within which 20 Investigate
tao claim. II he rejects it, it Is pra.u'i.cl ana
delay in ;he payment Is inevitable, If hs says
pay II, it Is done, and there can be no impeSsL-
men; Of iis hone , convictions.
. Thus far be Republicans have indicated no
romincc but vii probably renomiaate RonERr
7. IIAws, tie pIclou. Comptroller. Mr.. HAws
was formerly all old line Wig. RICHARD b
CONNOLLY, now State Senator, Is tie fayoriie
candidate of tho Democracy, and FERNANDO
WOOD will receive the strength of the Mozart
on. Energetic efforts are making to organize
tho Wards OF the city in WOODS behalf. Mr.,
'IIAws has tho public confidence, Mr.. CONNOLLY
tho most popular manners, and Mr.. WooD the
reputation cc an LdrOit, sharp, and unscrupu
.0U pouti'Ln.
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The Western SANITARY Couu,..ior.

J. 4. YEArAE, President Of the Western
Sanitary Cor,mis,iy-, telegraphs from 81.
Louis, under da,e april 9th, to the Commission
in this city -" Send us shirts, drawers and
shccts-all you can. Great battle sending
four hospital steamers to General GRANT
Now is the moment for our patriotic citizens to
show their sympathy with the brave men who
are enduring all the terrible sufferings Of actual
warfare. Contributions for the above object,
either in money or goods, will DO taken charge
4 ly Mr.. J. a. Roo.EvEtr o. Maiden Lane
or may he sent direct to JAS. L. YEArNAN,
President Of the Western Sanitary Commission,
st. Louis, by Adams Express.
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OK our first ra... in al litian 10 our uuu |
summary Of nov. will lc to.ui - portrait aud |
biography of General \. s. iuIrs,ruy, one Of
the nblrs, U the rah,l .,ucr.l., who was killed
in tho lat Pittsburgh battle Tho graphic a.
count in another column Of this terrific conflict
exceeds ~ intensity Of interest all that magma
ton can cur.i,, urn haiti, enc.
From island No. Ten w., have news Of H.,
capture. Iy General pnrr. Of Al u.,r rha C,r.,-
at that liaco including. Mai.r General NN,kAii.
uul ,hrco hr-.3irr D,ucr,l, together with So
pieces Of cannon ANIL ium.u.yg .,u,i',up ,r Store
uni muuitoa. Of war.
The nr.o.ut. from Yorktown repro ont the
amy under General M,ClrIItN u cN client
spirits, no'wil' Hau I'u., ilu late t,rhlc storm
Measure w,r. heinz .ah,u which Nu.A render
the capture of hat place certain, and with it
iLlls Richmond and Norfolk, Of which It Is the
key.
The Mountain u plrmnut j. stirring, Ir,-