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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

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poyrP-oa Monday. Dee. o. Jan. NJ. wife Of William
Boyer rsor lingering sla Aniu hloes' 10 tie 's' year
The and friend, Of the family tho members Of War
te.rsc,fy invited q attend The f1ner services, which
vii b. nod tho Baptist thuicI IA SIXTH street between
A. clock p n. Her rein1ins viii be sasen t. Cypress
III. Cemetery i3r lutorncnt
BULL-Coi James n. Bul ooh Regiment y. Y Vols. ct
Falmouf Va tTiay, lee y, !t! ia The 4ih year OF
lse wounds received ct the battle OF flederiees'
Tie fs.res aud nirnls q The family are respectfully
qless ri.eni the funeral e hs l.e reiie e. 10 2,3
NetEnie,h street ca Wednesday neat u o'clccl Va.
COFFRoTH-oa Sunday mouins, Dec q, Chss. d. ..
HE friends aud aC4uaiItinc,s ara the members o. New,
Yok TyT 3graIAlcl tnioA NO o. are re- es'cl 70 attend
ths day' a, 10 o'clock.
DAME-Oa F.ntday morning i2i month, 2ls' william
Of Mosei add Amy Aan Dsle IN the 18th gear Of
Ih, relative, snd ienGs OF lie family are invited to attend
the fllofs Third day ga inst, a o'clock ~ trcn
the trleuc- ~ HE father southwest corner Fourth ave
me aAd lhirfr met street.
FOR54T,f-O On Sunday Dec g. Mr. Sarah Forsyth willow
Of ths late d. Kasse Fossyih Of Albany IN tho 'oA year
Tic r,-yci and friends te family re'pecalb invite
rrai .he funeral Tue jat, the 2d list = ocock
from tho fosiooe = heT rT.usw, tho Re- Chires
q. souers, No n s. MlA' plice. Tie gomalLs vi. le
Inferred Ia Albany.
JONE3-A, South Oyster Bay Long leland on Sturdy
Dee. 20. Gen. Henry lloyd Jones, aged ~ yeaTi
Tie funeral will take placr flon bis .;e rede Tues
dtv thc 2id at / ocl3es. lis friend. sod taose Of a.
ny are requested 10 attend without further invitation.
Cafl.ges viii be Ia readiness Fafuingllio arrival
rcm NewiogA Of The ococS tf-n Of cara b. Long Island
ElllIotd.
LYNCu-On Friday Dec H. Anss,4sia 4. Lynch daughter
@! the late Heufy Lynch OF THIS ci'T
Tie tuis Of he family Invited 10 aond tho lul.Is
this day. a. l o'cocA O.. Trinity Chulch.
oEBBISs-ht- stanford, Conn, SUNDAY, Doc 81 William
C.es'el SOL Of I. N. S.hbini, esq, aged 20 years.
Tie ffculs ol the smi requested TO attend h fun ~
la fathers Iodercc on Wednesday a. ~ o'clock,
noon.
VAN XASDT go On Sunday morning, Dec. q. sala W.
d.1gh.trd " ". Van Zlldt o. Loc.po.t h. L., IA the
20th year of lef use.
Too frra will ta@. place fom O. cdenco OF her brother,
4 H. Van Zmli No - Wet slxecith ftfsrt, o. Tues
DIV steocu % O'Clock IoI fcllils al De t4kcn 10
tho Marble Cemetery IN Second street.
Albany pnfcii please cory.
WALTRKs-lu London. en- Tinrlly morning, Nov. 70 after
aMi.i irots Llen The be,yied vito o Wet " tors
esl 4 4.tilJlc Nd.
~ Az
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Tic albany Argus, bliudly following Tho
Uosld concludes column Of denuncation Of
1.-THE Tragedy at Fredericksburg as follows;
"I the war to be continued the national army be
led in accordance viii military plans by military and
placed where The possibility @ rs being managed for political
ends or sacraced to political purposes, to official icca
pacty or to persona! alousy shall be forever preolcded
this reform doss NJ. follow upon the tragedy Of FIedeck
burg then the pstience Of TIE people Will be its destruction
and the cause oftha Union is hopeless"
We beg every patriot to read the above
in the Light cast upon it by Con. Burnside
manly avowal ptipted herewith, aud judge
whether its utterly false Instructions and cru
ely unjust imputations have not ali the pern'-
ciOus effect, il not the distinct 0aimUs, OF
downright treason.
II Tie UOTld could be shamed from course
Of persistent and claring injustice by ever so
signal an exposure it surely must look back
Oh its course for week past in the light now
cast upon ii by Gen. Barn4ide with shame ard
bitter sorrow.
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for Congress in TIE upper district Of Mime.
sofa, against Ignatius Donnel!y the Republican
N. C. elect by 1900 majority, gives rotice Of
contest. If tue now Rebel Shareholders shall
be represented in the next House. Mir. Cul.
lens Glance for the seat viii be a very fair
one. His ground Of contest is the uuconstilu-
fionality of the Volunteers vote.
by the way: does anybody know of any
Soldiers vote any ,saeYc this year which shows
a Democratic majority We know there was
no State; but was there not a regiment a
battalion, or at leas. company, that went
that wey
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The Christmas HOLIDAYS j. peculia.ly the segcon
10, tno cna,,n 6 =. he iy Zee, sahe ros sr
All er a-oana tie cheerful deaes for tue pleasant fest.
.9 VA s " n % iJ 9s.' o. y ss w M XII hir:
sle ery9selio the r5,t ard soini q The memory
e. one $40 VA beyq.l 3, .hsE the Fne4do Oh MI. e;'
d'cn WI rem.Gl thn then Of these who nave no eeay
Tho Ci sgs aid Society are epeeIally the sua;isn. Of
tie poor children IN view OF the dsiI ointment Of Tie
News Boy il their usual ihsaksg'rg feiyA they pro.
pose TO Christmas Day truly happy day to them
chsc ley purtoao az thr senee.y Of ts puoc vSti.
The mesrs) to eve bouru nea or uet ~ 20 we Rev.
TIE Of Lodging hoaa ard to ru' cotle' ans ,A9e1 on the
most destitute. They tole Afro % cothe and feed 81 many
OF the 400 children their Industrial schools means are
provided or The heit o. a gi ho"eTer 70 IN ohh ana
omees child Is tie gilt Home and heyrceofingy sp'
peal confidently 20 ne public iof Toe meas TO s.na On 90
the holidays asmsy be- aa'gs psty OF these poor
al lien to hou.es Ia The Wc'i. iAe a,erssc e1poris Tor
each child including al the espen.es ofSisto's igen &c
Is oil 90 tAat II, w. VII gave hones 10 soGf p'oE mouse
whs.c especially, would Ike to make chri''ra "a
u.ostu. II @ homo 20 q. ne poor : y o. g'rlI
The News Boys vii lave tlsir drrer e. o'clock.
,. M. Chiiln. Day a. thsif soor' Ne l.. alton - ~.
hishet h,or The sifl' t tic Gus Lodging uon'e' no 10
New C.ns street at O'clock p. "a Christina Dsl.
Tie .acrssy.s ln.Istr school 10 81 Lleecs er'si
supplies Tor soe 5 cidreu They viii haye their feitis Al
o. iuesd,y. Dec. ", at! O'Clock p M A., -, a.,
The Ctfnln Social aui industrial school, NO 49, oIeuo
A. will hold tes a. No. PSI Clatdst. Genital lia. on
80 av Dee - at p. with about 10 young gl'ls.
~. vouna itasn cntdscn A. tue 4aiaa school number
ne abot iCj iys srd eis in mich need OF e9hiug
hey vii bold ihe festival at u ORR os'ns '''-''
30 'l0s lanalst ca NhfiaiTls Day a. J0cccA 2 ~ -,
The .t River lIdutril school, win 4t ~ ouaIen
v.iLol tlell school rooms, No. -! Esss 4Onas' Oh
rn iay Dee. 20, a. - ocloe M. a., III, -, ,,o
tho aul8yn River Industrial school WIN ABOUT ~
ell hen 81 il celebrate tAllsimas 90 fh4Ay Dee - ~ !.
,ocl a. Ia. G., the scA0oisoYms coFnes ei v'i sN ana
2lthst 49,, c,, ~ ,xo ~ aats, ,c.,
r.-.t Ia t.e.r rooms IGarsday, Dee. p. az y ~.
M. fats-y or lie, Wart Industrial Sehoe Ne h1ate
81 vii! hold thelrs the school "Wednesday Dee; - a.
O'CLOCK q. a. , ct, IL. .ut.. B.. 81 d,
Idfra.s OF 10 .s lince, 10. Al lnhtJn HAL AboT
rlsrc or lry can b. called oE II the adde's DC sent
Mon.y can o. ,cit Ac OBJECT spe,ne ener - the lfefi
-. Al r A. Booth esq NO. % tgcnt street, o. - tle
s,,nrcr j. T.. NiliauB ts, Me.ropo banA az 90 me
S.rrery C. L.. BIa,e, ~. IL Clinton ha!, ,ss0f Iiieei
New.Noik
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Bu5iile5s Nollres.

hrs. WNsLOw's SOOTHING SnRJP for children
eolng not only relieves the child from pain. pst isii rates
The stomach and bow cs correct, lcjy, and gives tone and
ylg,r TO the whole fy'ten. p cent? e. bottle.
READER, You can nave an enduring, always
esdy ano reliable Com Prs exactly ADAPTED 70 your ani
and style O; writing when viii 90 your writing yayehe'p
81 than steo Pens Ifyou want IT, call on Moaos. 10 .
Msdsn.lale. OF inco.e stamp ior circular.
KNoxs HAT STORE is ON this side OF the Rap
pahlnnoek and Grmlye fablshcd behind Ms wo4A' "h.n
ars 40 strongly oitad bY yceis OF lahc aAfe' o. 10
defy apv aack bis deserved puatOi o. t' oF p"Pu
l,r and f. .hons5s hst'er OF this metropolis Oenil.
Recruiting their werdrobes 0r Tie holiday en- p
.l2 Br9adwav northeast Of Fuhont u ta.''h 10
an elegant n or made by KNOX set N iHasn, us
rrss,ns which ioI bssuy and cheipnes Cannot DC eAg-
MUSICAL BOxEs.-Musical Boxes, playing J,
q a 49, IL TO- aud p tunes and cOttigg nom - .. "
80 NV stook Nhe most extensive ~ lhn tou.t,,
never been more complete. Buyos OF HOLIDAY r""'N'''
viii do wei q give me a call. ,,-.f.,. ~, f,hu
pnv Mrs,csh BoxEs-a 6ne .and durnble article Tor 'AN
dIsu. a., ., t ~ a. Ia 1', ,,tif5 New.York.
TInIrs' AYYLETs aud BAIAloRAL Doors
Fo Christine aud New Years, aud iof skating "'LfN =
NJ. 5,J Broadway
As n Holiday Present nothing IS mose useIul
- accs,,.hl, than the PUTNAM CLOTHES NHiNGkh: tor
- "A No II Pltts. New ioIA, ana ~ tpeeial Aseu'
throus houi tbs United soteh
CAThRRu.-Dr. GooDALE's CATARRIl REM
rpx acts upon this osthsome maady "iih mege.Ae hla
Nv Ile nat dose will relieve and lis use wil literally e1
SguisL thu disease forever The Doctor eau be VT
a lev Days at ~. w DioaaTHy.
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GpcnGl No!lces.


Enriy-Cio.iDp Moycnienf.-The Retail Dry GOO
'rffs 20. nis city called upon 90 fnsc GA 1T .bai
EVENING. Dec ~ 40 Llu.fur Hall, uii Ft cor .HFfi'
Ia ga sio4. q help the good woIA ~ auspciouy ',sl
s rmeoiie tie condition OF threo thousand ~ t"N !" a
ova. lsncl Dry goods Clicks. Come IN your .ue9gh
! f. voY scc'y. ). u. GRAY. President
Fair at thn benevolent society OF 'ho Meno-
ri al Trrr bursi,-To oil the church ani hf t"'f-
NykV DlIn dining tar n.ys AID tvenings nom hlon.ay
D,r D. nn Chrslmls I've. a. The odndaJ ''Aooi budhs
ulmuioud-.t conner Of "a'erleJ-paco
Cbri,fDas pouaiion Vi.itnt Ihe Institution Fl
N, Cflrcu Deceived AID Disabled so!dieis 40 sS'oIA
ay.. nom % 'oo!'cA
I,,ic..-J H. BLAKEG Co., Of No. 559 Broadway,
10 .loyf,r GEA slfesulol In tho diatriug ion o.
49,, aud Lovor such tf ec .u. 5tANts and SCARF TINS,
NECK tbs GLOVES, Go &c, nj price. wiioh no olh,r
bonse IN the Mon possibly name Noihng can De more
acceptable present than many ~,e m ~ 95' me. we
iuyiie you 20 CAL. =. 90 - - . ~, N ,Vt,,",t
The Rev. Wm. II. s1iiburn viii deii,er he srca,
JsuTe on Aaron bun' al the church cor lionson and
io.,so .ts Nrw-Nork. Tor the benefit o. ts sabbath
school on THIS EVENING Door open AZ J. Lecture con-
memo st u Iic.,is - cent? can be haf ~ Ru. hahs To-
LOCKWOOD 10 al nioadsayi Riadorhs No tsJ Broad,
Wv Vcicf cor Bedford and u 1gtoA- ts Marines No 40
udon Hopkins No 10 West Bro ldway, and tie door
Father Kemp,s Old folks vii. give a Concert on
nj E,DAl ENENiSG in the Church oLths Key p Igae VA
g0th..t Me,lodt Church. In behalf a tie Nfe-l Ohh
sgAMEN'S Friend SOCIETY, u sasA, IN buiilps a
Ssuof9 Homo. Tickets ~ cent.
Anniversary Of tho Snbbalh sch0ol connected
With the NARlskNS CIT Rtu, corner tathAiine aud " a.
,cu.s viii take place on TUESDAY Dee. % 1902, At "A
D. n. Tho programme viii contain The Oantata oi the
hrstian Grace" and tribute 10 Eliwogh, Lyon, bakor
and other departed heroes together with solos, Cees,
CLoIases, p.sl0g0ssi AadIesses &c pi;kela 70 eenl
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MARRIED..

on fTr,N-rWn;G-0n Tuesday. Dee. by Father De-
r.ur a. The Fifteenth rcrt Church Co. Chsies H. GA
ism a. Mr.. Mary bnnAeT Ewing.
y sshl gon Cly paleis peiie copy
,.AIT-gEaID-ln South Norwak. Conn. on ThuTsday.
ne l ~ tie Rev Jo-ph Anderson, james Nail Jr o.
Detroit Mia. ard Isabella T., daughter Of A. h. lead
esq . oil S3-tl4 Nouytlk. No CARDS
strrTON- RICfIARnSON--On Monday Dec. p, by tie
Hsv. f'ereud,r n Nintou. ID. a.. william \, Sutton 10
Kae Fers daughter o! TIE late Join W. hiclasS'on a..
CT ia city. Nc esIds.
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o,bervise, there is no reason why they should
Gght her battles; and the legitimate conclusion
from the premises which we have been consider
ipr is, not that South Carolina and Massachusetts
should be left to fight out the quarrel, but that
South Carolina should join with all the other
States against Massachusetts--a cousOmmatou
hardly to be anticipated during the present year.
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Wnliack's. .
Open at ~ begin at 81 over before II.
TO MORT TUESDAY,.
NEVER ACTED HERE.
COMIC DRAMA Of peculi-r constTletion aud efee.s,
lrau,aed from one OF sori6es best pToiucoUs called
TIE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
Enhanced BY Entirely New Scenery, by NJ sherwood and
arsgrts Now Costumes and Appointments, ne~ aud spp'o
pnate Music by IN Stope sat produced with the uino1
care in every depaTimeat
DOB PHILIP, tie kins Consort, - ,,.,rc,.
(orirually acted by nl.......MR LESTER WALLACA
DON MANUEL De PONIIVEDfA, ,r,-.. ,-,.,,-.,,
DON JAPuET Grrnd Chambo.aiu. III; fiAkk sAlrh
GIL PEREZ the Miller .......Alr. JON h1l,,, 49,
CAPTAIN OF IHL GUAhD....' s.-.'.''s.ir' IRr. ~
giiAL ia Peasant blf.....'... Miss hta W 49,, ~,
TsAnELLA Queen C! Spain, FANH n9l.9 :
BUiDEsM AID Misses GitlfN and ~ i.-'i,.1
TIE NEW sCENFRY WILL CONfNISE'
ACT |.
VILLAGE In Spain with the d.aut mouI.aiu view
ACI ?.
Interior Of mill
surerb Apartnsuts In tkr Queens Palace a. " did
40 MOKROW (WEDNEsDAl) THE CENTRAL
PARK. =, . 80 .,. ,,,,,, ,.,,-,e,r,, q,
f1iDhY-A BACHELOR or .RTs.
sATIROAY-THE INVISIBLE ~ sRAND. -
"MONEY" LOVE AND MONEY" SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL and "BOSOI FRIENDS" viii b. Tepea'ed
In preparation, "rAU az" EVERY BODl >
TRiESnh and other Ila,s
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBuNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1862

.urer viii speak riis Cras.asyj EvENISG. 2ad Of Dec
Baptit Church Ia Sullivan 81 DOCS epen q, cOamenc
0t8 Tickets. lie.
The Farmers Club of the American Institute
VIII meet at lite rooms in the Cooper Union Bndipg, TIL
Manurss' Farmers and houcuursts unable to attend tn
Club will confer hvor by communicating the results ofttei
experiments The meeting Of the Gub ne epen to the pub
The Tenth Ward Republican Association
Brooklyn wi meet ~ No. yj Doorun-st, This lIuesday
VENfyG Dec 70 for the purpose Of eiscting Five Dele
& to the Genera Committee and also to eject oeeTs FOL
me en- Polls open from to o'clock. Adjourned meeting
%,' ca w held in '' oP9 1Gf f9 N & for tie
tr; 81, .. Secretary President.
MI ,r,ir,c,, 'ih Weird Republican A association
viii bold rasar onSy % SS Ct d. Ti,s
Hotel of Ia oy Sa a. 4 O'clock. -'''
EVENING Dee 49, Ii ~ '' i. ELLIOTT. President
JAMES n McCAsrrs, 5, 'cretAriss.
DAVID r. MoReAss -
Kings County Republic an Genera d c C0nn,stee'
COAsITTEg Rooms, no, CotkI,sr'
BKo)KLYs. Pee. ~ 1909. >
Notice is hereby ysn ,hr, at 5es tee ied a, thi
rooms. No Cour, Tuesdsy cvsninh ~ D. ioO-
PRIMARY ELECTIONS ordered to be , In ~ sSen o.
the Wards Iowns Of Kings County at the ioi Jo.ls
mated places under the direction OF he several 30 r
Town associations and according TO the rule, o. Of
and O'clock p. except tho Nth Ward whose tiLo
tended from to and the N,h ard I'm ward rom 10
O'clock purpose Of elcctns i've Delegates from .se
Of ail WsIds and Towns to the mex. Republican Ge1e-a
Go Of the County sad y sdd s ,rs esId
and place, elect their officers Tor the snsong year.
SAID Pima Eieeions to be held at tle !'Ao"ins places
to wit:
Hoyd.
II-No IL Water st.
III-Cem.ai.,ee Rooms, 10. Court-st.
lY-Wntnngtou Hall Adaula-st
y-Web5sr's Hotel Pros ect-s,. and Hudsonay
Nl-Corncr Clinton AID BAlsc-sts.
vIl-NW corner Vac Buren, and Cla.on-av
Nll!-Jth-ay, rear f.h.st.
Ti-Ciovsr nj Hotel Gate, and Nacy-avs
Nr--Gionada Iis'l, Myrrle.sy.
NIIi-Wsshit rfou Hall, fth and South Tth.s!s.
XlY-RepubDcVn Hall. shot. near Grand.
XV-loung America, 40. $40 Grand-st.
.Xyl-uuion Han, corner Even sad Messero!es's'
XVIII-ciub Room., Cro., Il Dads
He'r.rtrcch.-Bsy Ridss P. o.
H.~.Le.ts-iien.y MlAors HoteL
Fhblsh-1ovn Hall
rlsUsnIs-A. Il. Doxy's.
..ert-Honse of Waller Kelley.
te yc 1868 viii be hrld al tn Committee Rooms, No
Cogrl.t on The eyeus Of thc ',soI9 I-sicsy o. 'shuy
IN L. HrnnsLL Secretary.
s;xteeaih Ward Republican Associaiion.-
Ths i TO e.y thai Vie o Ield az tue fieaaguteIs
No rs 8,h.ay Oh THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 10. 1909,
tie to l9wi' named !scn4 wefe GUY ELEIi4D " iHe
+, rIs.iis 8. ..:......EwNH W, FYLL.
secSud v.ee.Pfesidsn,....w c. RUssgL
lsea.arer:......".."s y S,l 4 VANa 4E;iap1sov
f', zee s''y Iivi
cssrRtL coxIIr q. YOUNG xsys .EsrE 81! c9sylrrEE
join ,LllSppsAf. s s M MACH III
cs.sPESCER. GEORGE NOLAN
J. NJ PATTERSON, Iuspec.orI
Stirred. JOHN TgEG ASKS, Of
4. Il. DODGE, Election.
HE:HTc PARKr, }sec.,tasieI
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New Publications.

BY JEAN PAUL RICHTER
"reminiscences Of the Beat Hours Of Life for the Hour Of
Death Cloth. Gilt edges 80 cents.
Jus. Publi.hedby JAMES MILLER.
sucoe,sor to c. s FRANCIS Co. No 5z2 Broadway.
Offering of sympathy to the Afflicted.
ESPECIALLY
TO BEREAyED PARENTS
By FRANCIS PAaxs,g ID.
Anew edition revised, with additions by f. A. Farley.
DID. One volume antique CLOTH crimson edges Price ssc.
Sent by mail OH receip. Of the price
Just Published by JAMES MILLER,
Successor to c. S. FRANCIS Co., No. s11 Broadway
Jack Frost Defeated.
COMFORT FOR THE SOLDIER.
Who wOald not give IS to save suffering Soldier from
freezing this cold weather!
Each Tent in the service can be thoroughly wImedby
EvANs's AR5;Y TENT STOVES.
1t packs with Pipe in Dox
TEN INCHES SQUARE.
and viii be shipped +. any address CT receip.a
FIVE DoLLAEs
LIE. your own warm Gr.,ass remind you Of the yo.ier,
nd cali at oace q.
EvANS's. No. 81 JoLss,.. New Tsrk.
Gold Eard Toilet Sets. ii Pieces. SIS.
CcLORED BAND TOILET SETS. II pieces, 81 80
DECORATED DINNER SETS,
From SOTO sl75 in great variety sni beauty.
OVINGTON BROTHERS,
Nos 233 and 30 Fultonst. Brooklyn.
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The Ten,h yynrd RcpnbIjcon hssociafior,

BROOKLYN w meet ~ No SO Dooran-st., This lIuesday)
VENGNG, Dec % for the purpose Of eiscng Five Dele
to the Genera COMMITTEES an also to eject officers for
e uing yesr pIrgance Of the order of,he General Com
va, On. Polls open from to9 o'clock. Adjourned meeting
mi,te; viii be held in pace frouI Z 10 for tie
oI TIE uiuo business. J. OAKLEY E0DYNE,
Transaction o.. Secretary President.
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BY JEAN PAUL RICHTER
"reminiscences OF the Beat Hours Of Life for the Hour Of
Death Cloth Gilt edges 80 cents
Just Publishedb by JAMES MILLER.
SucCe ssor to G.. s. FRANCIS & Co. No 5l2 Broadway.
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Muster Robert Line DIN, the youug American Lee
turer. win speak rHIS tfuesdsyj EVENING 22d Of Dec
before the Young News Chstion tssoc.9on at the Zion
Baptist Church 10 Sullivan st. Doos open OF I; commence
at 8. Tickets lie.
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viii meet lite in the Cooper Union BndiDg THIS
DAY (Tuesday) at o'clock. Sui jet: Winter OF
Manurss' farmers and horcu,usts unable attend the
Club will confer hvor by commuDican the results oftter
experiments The meeting of the Club open to the pub
lie. JOHN w. CHAMBERS, secsetsTy.
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-,,,- ,r,i.,--, 'ih Weird Republican A ssOciati0n
III ne air1rl icntaIY meeilg at ID Oshaaghnes.ys
WIZ 1'a 80 "a, aDd rss, THIS (ruesdiyl
~ hNA'"' De~ 80 J.. ELLIOTT. President.
2 5.Sss n y M MccaS1Is' s,'cr'tA'is'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
Sale OF Lands by order o. Coott.

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Pursuance Of an order Of tho Court o ofCou,n,ot,
n. IN aud for the county OF Fairfield. and State
Uhio' me undersigned Executor cf t,re Ast yytH
4 " nAnhah lowering. decoased5 win on y i So -
Monday, she Cad day OF JWmo, 1seS, I,
o'clock p.M. at the Door Of the Coart House. In
.no hlghesl bidder. The following parcels Of Real IA.
'a.e. m situate In said county, to-wit:
Iwonty-slxaHd two.thrds acres ont Of the tract or
iand, ot 20 .Shn ioyorng IN the pari ion Of tho
"nus NJ uhnnah Lowering, deceased, which Is record
90 ln BOOK No. %, page 4O4, de-, OF the Record Of
o. sald county which 26; acres are paT, OF IN.
nou.n mosI quarter or section 9 10 township IL or
ro"5 ~ oounued oy beginning ata stone In tho
e'gn'een chains and forty links north from The
suutn "es corner ofsad section; thence south sjxty
oudegrees east twelve chains and eighty .four II :.
nohce , hor.h eighty seven and bAlr degrees east
lwelVo chains and eight links. thence north thIttern
chains and seyenty-two links; thence south eirhty
oH degrees west tive nty three ehnins and eiyhty-
our INK; to the section line: thence south lx cha
ana one link TO the beginning. :.
Appraised at Si5 per acres tfN' ff D Ae'sf
wenly acres out ofthe tract Of lAod set OF IN
MATS LevOrng In said partition, which 90 seres 70
parI OF the South half OF section In township "a of
corner OF SGld tract so sci Oh 10 said Mars Inyes.
Meaee north eighty four togrees east four,eeN
ana sixy'seYen linkS; thence south ,hrteen chains
anu eIEnV nve links; thence south seyehy til rec aud
links; thence south eighty.seye and half derree,
weNte chains and thlfty. nine links; thence nosah
thfee anG one.forh est THIRTEEN ehans M
soxSnly Three links to the beginning. -.
appraised al 500 per acre. > ,l 80 ."t1 !.
terms Of sale ;-One-thitd tho purchase money In
one third In ono aud the balance In Two years
WIN intereston deferred pay menta from the day on
anu Tor noiIe' than tvo,hirds OF the Appraised
Dated this iss'day Of May, A.. D. 1909. aat stT
px,,, LOUIS LEvERiSG. .,,
executor OF the last will Of Hannah Leve ring doe
svGnts- .o hrSTrR q DAuoHrRrr, Attys.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
Com. doIa.horousA,. Expedition,

WAsHIsoroN. May 9.-No official dis,
patch has bcen received from Commoto ore
Goldsborough abou, the expedition up
James river, 1t comprised the steam
frigate Susquehanns, three gunboats, aud
and the brig Zouavo, the latter mounting
one gun. ''' '''''' '
They found the FIRST rebel battery at
Days Point deserted. ".' ''
The frbsl flag was flying over the hat.
terry at Hardie's Point, fifteen miles above
Newport News. but on landing !. was
found dcserted:also al Tie rebel batteries
between there and Jamqstown, with The
guns mostly dismounted. '"e 'fi'-' ,'f
, Near Jamestown they met the squadron
under Commodore Rogers, which had
previously gone up the the river, aud
LEARNED from them the particulars Of The
fight at Fort Darling and the disaster 10
the Naugatuck. Goldsboro's expedition
was last heard from Friday. and was sill
going up the river. seouriog most Of The
ordnance LETT by the rebels. l'' a'"' 30 Oh
The general evacuation below Fort
Darling has doubtless given Commodore
Goldsborough chance to bring up the
mortar boats, DC to act eiccIually against
tho fort.
The James river anJ It's banks are now
clear Of rebel soldiers. The Monitor and
G"lena were tie only vessels able to run
BY Days Point and Hardie's Bluff batter.
les. The remainder of the flest stopped
below. o. ~ shots which struck the
Galsa", 10 penetrated. None did the
Monitor any damage, ell glauc,ng of. aa