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, 1862-02-03


success Of the treatment pursued by the Drs
R. Il J. Hunter in affections of the throat aud
lungs, will be read with intcrcst-coming as it
docs from gentleman Of high standing and
respcctability:
kEoKUK, Iowa, Jun. 25. 1852.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Having noticed that .Drs. r. & J. Hunter
have an office in your city where they treat
diseases Of the throat and lungs, feel moved
ny gratitude and philanthropy to make public
the following facts:
Ny wife had long been afflicted with symp-
toms OF consumption. In the fall Of 1855 these
symptoms were SO threatening as to induce
my family physicians in keokuk, WHO arc ill.,
fcrior TO none in the city, to abandon her case
| Us hopeless.
With the dependency incident to such a
communication, I took my wife to New York
| and consulted DR.. R. Hunter. This was the
| only Interview. AL subsequent treatment
rested upon correspondence, unaidcd by my
family physician at home
| III TWO months noticed an improvement,
aud in six months all the symptoms Which gave
alarm had disappeared Ny family physician,
tlan whom no one stood higher in the profcS.
sion, OF as gentleman, made particular ex-
animation and pronounced tue cure pcrma-
| nent. Others who concurred with linn as to
TIE hopelessnezs Of the case and the character
OF the disease, as also to the cure, changed
their mind rs to the disease, because it contr:,-
dietcd their theory that '1 tubcrcular consum,,-
| tion could not be curcd.''
4 fact not necessary to my main purpose I
desire to record here. I took from my
family physician a statement Of my wife's
condition. The lung and the part Of the
lung was affected By tubcrclcs rs detcrm1n-
cd By auscultatlon and percussion. This
vas carried with me-, unknown to DR.. Hunter,
10 this day. His examination concurred so
perfectly as to remove MY skepticism as to the
value Of chest examinations.
For three years the blessings of health
crowned tic treatment Of DR.. Hunter, For
the last three years, she being now iorty-cight
years old, untaTorable symptoms have mani.
tested themselves 50 strongly Us to induce me
again to call in the assistance Of the Drs
Hunter.
II you believe that the facts here stated will
be OF any service to the cause Of science ol
philanthropy, you arc welcome to lay then
before your readers.
Respectfully yours,
FRANK BALLNeER.
, 1862-02-03
RESPECTFULLY yours,
FRANK BAILISGEE,

ME7EoHoLoG1cA1~-Rangc Of Thermometer for
Last week, noted by E. L. O'Hara, Druggist, No.
80 West Randolph etrcet:
, 1862-02-03

TuEATR1CAL-Matflla Heron commences
her engagement this n1ondny) evening at
McFicker's, producingher new comedy, "Thc
Belle Of the Season. Or Finding the Level"
This comedy viii be well mounted at Nc
yickcr's and will doubtless prove as attractive
as in Boston, where it had 4 successful run Of
1no wrtES
, 1862-02-03

E4FNOnAl.
l. " Boydcn. Esq. the Into County Treas
urcr, returned 10 this city On Friday last, from
:n extended tour at the East, Of somc weeks
duration Tie period Of his absence has becn
employed by malicious or mistaken 7,or.ics
aud there lave been both, in a mauner greatly
to hfr- Boydcn's injury and entirely unjust tn
an officer whose relations to the county have
betn marked " Nith probity and selfsacri6clus
fairness. a Misrepresentation, which 1c not
fort secipg, and has had no knowledge Of until
his rcturn, temporarily intctfered with tAe
transfer Of tho balance due Of public moneys
III Ids landk.
Of this the best testimony is the written
statement Of Hon. ]. 81. Woodwork Of the
W.MF. l. Company Bauk in this city Mr-
Boyden on leaving, deemed the arrangement
complete 10 close up his official relations, tho
amount being in readiness forthc transfer, aud
not until his return did he become aware Of tho
dtlay that had taken place, and the rngcncrous
and Gase construction placed on the 1nattcr,
which this explanation and tho facts or which
1t is based, should to the fullest degree r.
1irSe.
, 1862-02-03

BRA1THwMTEs' RETRosPEcr.-TheJ January
number Of the Braithvaitos' Retrospect has
been received BY Jno. 3. Walsh. corner Madi-
60, st-cc.. and Custom House Pla2e,
, 1862-02-03

The YATES PHALASx--Adjutant Marshall,
OF The Yates Phalanx now a: New Greek, Va,
has been ordered to this city to recruit for the
regiment for term of six weeks. He left
the regiment In good condition 1tnow num-
acrs $50. Ono whole company and three conf
missioncd officers arc wanted. 4 company
oflrred 10 A1jutant Marshall would be at once
equipped and sent OH to tic Potomac.
, 1862-02-03

Ehec0TAcF78 court.
The February Term Of the Recorders Court
commences on Monday with light docket
as compared with that Of some former terms.
There are in all thirty-ciglst cases, as follows:
LARcEEY-Wil1iam Wright, james Kenny, Jo-
hanna OlIcrson Jamcs Lewis William Johnson,
Fred IIeslrr. Edward Brown, ANDREW johnson,
Jno. y. Smith. Richard Kirby Catherine Neville,
FL Norton. George Wo1z. Jacob Kuhn, James
O'Bricn. August Fisher. Dewitt Van uouter, Mi
ehael Rober.s, iIonar Palen; Mary Maher, Chas.
NccunIbry, B. G. Reynolds. Mary Brown.
BrEGLAHY- George Williams. Michael Connolly
aii0s William Smith.
CTTEEIEt COUNTERFEIT MoSET-JohnC C. Stone,
Grorge Williams.
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEArox-Jaues Bur
nett. Patrick Mccoy, Thomas O'Brien.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-Julius Fisher
OBTAINING MONEY Under FALSE PEErEScEs-
James Qn1ils.
CHEATING AND DEFEACDSG-WiIIiam r, San
ford.
NASsLCGnTEn-Lonis Ritchberg
EIGAAr-Cathcrinc Hamilton.
FoECERT-F1orenccM Mccarthy.
MAKING TuEEAT*-Thon,as Hogan
ASSAULT WITH INTENT To CoMAIT 4 I.AEcENE-
Bridget Chase.
, 1862-02-03

FoEfD DEAp.-MTs. Louisa Dlchler, wife Of
John Dichlcr, living on Lincoln near Reese
etreet, in the North Division, Was discovered
dead in her bed Saturday morning at three
o'clock, by her husband An inquest was held
by Coroner james, which established the fact
tint the WOMAN died Of heart disease.
, 1862-02-03

To SOFTEN OLD PrTTY.-ln removing old
broken pancs from 4 window it is generally
very difficult to get off the hard dry putty that
sticks round the glass and its frame. Dip q
small british in a little nitric or muriatic acid
TO lc oataincd Of the drusgssist-and so over
the putty with it. Let it rest awhile and it
will soon become SO soft that you can remove
it with casc-
, 1862-02-03

The MCBEAS CIA.M--1n The Circuit Court
on Saturday last, upon the application OF
John MeBean, Il writ Of 1nandan1us was or
descd to issue, compelling the Mayor and
Comptroller to issue city bonds for =, ,066- IS
for work done by the applicant on Lssl1le,
Washington, Market aud Franklin Streets
Our readers will remember this as the claim
passed npon by tic Old Claim Commissioners
0u tic G{th Of August last.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

CORCORAN-In this city Sunday, OCT aged IS years
John CoIcoran.
GEER-At Georgetown College Hospital. Va, Tufn6ly
Eugene p Geer of Duryee'. Zouave'. aged II years.
HARRINGT0N-on Monday, Oct D. Charles H. Harrington
of New York, aged 80 years.
KFTCIIAM-On Tuesdsyi Oct. T. 1862 Mary Coddngton.
widow o Major Thomas hetcham, s. A., aged 70 years
The funeral viii take place on THURSDAY neIt at oeloes
ves and friends Of the family arc invited 10 attend with
out further invitation.
battle Of Antieiam, Wednesday, Sept
IL, Alfred r. klebe member OF Company A. o9th hesi-
ment, IN Y. Vols Dmgs Brigade. Sedgwicks Division,
sen Of A. w and A. f. kitehc Of this city, aged ~ yes'
= months and % days.
10, WIN Broome street. Sunday night Oct Group
FINN Dorothea daughter Of Frederick aud Catharne Love-
sged L. mouths and 10 days.
ROUEK--Ir tbis city. Monday, Oct g. Charles Koars
native Maynooth County Kildare Ireland IN 'he ''Ih
year OF his sge
sPlCER-on Saturday sep. % from wound, received on
the battle field OF AD:ieam, Napoleon BonaPIs !cel,a
member Of Company Il. 9Th EesimeAi lawkih' Ho,ases
Buru,ides Division Hh Army Corps son oi Henry sloei
Of this city. aged % yeari and mon,hs ,.,..,,x
aud wa. engaged battle OF Rosnae and in all Others
Thete hi. I5sn q % stSSS eS M Vii npa sss e from he
of his uncle Edwin llG .'r.s' sn
Sixth avenue. on "Wednesday aiiefnooi' 6h inst ~
o'clock Tic relative. and friends Of hi. siher and Of bis
uncl.s Edwin Luf George David John anu on, p ..
also members OF Hs"nr, Hona,e,' pa or "''''''
in this city, arc respectfully invited 70 A'''h"'
sLAMM-At Rismsroneck We eche.,er County on Monday
Oct D. Levi d Siainm. late OF the " b ~ a.e1 % yes'
/.
Pierce No I2s West Forty fourth street. a. oc"ce ni'
(Weduesisy afternoon, Oct D. Lis friends are r.. ce'lN!
inyitet to attend
SHsNDLEY-.n Frederick. I'd, on Wednssdsy' Oct
from wounds received % The battle OF Ante, im 'AP
Timothy h. STANDBY, OF Company u, 18th Regiment
Ny " M.asher. Bngade, aged - years ane months
Chicago papers please cory.
TAYLOR--On Tuesday De-. :, Wsrr sou Of Hugh AM
Alice TAYLOR aged YEAR, months and - drys - .
The relatives aud friends Of the family afe respectuy
70 attend the funeral from the reierce Of ~ pAi''t' 70
ass Greenwich ttsee this tM Medne.dsyl ait aooA a.
o'c ock. The remains Bii be taken TO Greenwood
VAN UOEsFN-Iu this city on sunday, Oct > Mhfy an
Uoesen wife Of Pierre ID. Van hoesen aged u years.
VApF.On Sundsy Oct. 5. from wounds received a. tIe
battle Of Ant.eism. Caps bd"afd IL VI aue' q Ia" ''
n y. :. V. IN the 10Th year Of hs age. st
The friend. Of d.. family the officers sii members 81 ts
euts in the city the officers and members oi tc '
NYs M are respectfully invited to attend he iaa,'a
his ONcsnrsd.v) norrig AZ O'clock rom ih' ho o
n. brother William Wade. No. st Lukcs place Leroy
street ue.r Iua.On street. fuueai service. va! ,.'o
hold m tLs Fr.bysersu Church IN Springfield ~ - G'
o'clock y. IN. OF the same lay.
YOUNG-On Tuesday. Oct. :. Winfield younsei, enli p
Edward L. and Jeanette Young eyed III m'nths anu -
dAva
Notice Of the funeral in o,norfow's papers
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Committee or NATIONAL Affairs.


Tho ,Ioiut Committee on National Affairs Of tho
Common Council met yesterday afternoon IN ihe
Chamber OF tie Board OF CouDcinen Nj. farlsy
presided.
The model Of gun was exhibited by Che inventor,
who claims that II has power TO Iropel otli wesh
ing l,O0J pounds The gun has four chambers, each
of which contains a cartridge The bali lconical-
shaped is attached TO four DDS which TT the cham
b.r'.
Nr. Tomlnson urged proper inquiry into ell plans
for the defense Of the city. iio Thought tuere ought
TO te full srIply o! suull-ens, 70 that the ciiy
nj 70 be ready ios any emergency.
Gen. llall, Ia answer to an inquiry by the Char
saii that there were about > 600 or ouOJ eiand oi
arms in the city b longing io the Frst Division, but
he lid rot believe thG, the world ought 20 know
or weakress." In regard 10 the gun be would
suggest that It he sent 10 West Point where Com
a.iltee was now engaged in testing firearms.
Mr.. 1omlinson enid IN regard 10 disc osing orr
weakness that be had already seen tie nuis1er OF
arms that We lad OF hand stated IL the pgpers. lie
urged haste IN preparing our city for defense.
AID. Farley Understood some Of the gentlemen 20
mean, iha; if We waited for Wet Point We would
le o. ligod 10 wait a great length Of time.
COL Rome expressed his opinion that TIE city
could 10 much toward hidinc il tho local fence by
coming the relief Of tLe state militia. lie dil not
Ike tie idea OF giving arms TO irresponsible Ward
Associations. Many Of the militia re imeuis Were
in need Of clothing their clothing having been worn
out in the service of the United States. The city
could aid in getting the uniforms replaced and also
prompt many yonng men to JON military organza-
lions by proA.ring slch Quilts.
Gen. Hall SAID there were sixteen regiments IN
the city, the ranks OF which could be filed mp with
ont tronble if the civic authorities would nid the
military authorities. lie also spoke oi the lack Of
uniforms.
After further remarks by Co. Rome and Others,
lie meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
For the Sick and Wounded

Under from the President OF the United States
national system hes been established b, the Sanitary Com
articles contributed by the people for the sick and wounded
Of the Army and Navy Tbs system after being well tined,
hes formally approved and melded the Presi
dent the Gsneral Chief and the Surseon-Gensra The
feet until the contributions delivered in the bospttaa
they necessarily pass from tue control OF the Com.
ion mo.e han million article, seat through one Of
the rges Of M hunes OF supply II has been ascertsned
that hIndsd have Discaried or been dishoDesy
used Discreet sud trustworthy asena are coos anty en-.
po yei 10 visiting all divisions Of the army intending those
the the Mississippi and the western ion'
tier their wants to direct supplies where they
hgnes. use The Conmi sion does not undertake TO de-
liver individuals aud declines 70 receive connpu-
restriction their destination within the
limits Of the force employed In the service o the Hatiens
men. OF Nsiou. unity wherever IL come In sntsgon-
ism with local r.ide. The distribution Of Eo'pa
supplies 10 bat branch Of the work OF the Commission
EMPLOYS the poe eent which can be obtained IN
or the health aud vgor Il fighting men, to tighten thef
burdens and sustain their sp s under the pryAtions ana
harisps which essential pant Of successful warfare
For this purpoe contributions 20 Il, treasury are soced.
They directed 90 the Treasurer u L. olhoNo esqs
No. % Wa-st., kew-ioTk -, -.
Commissioners unde. sppoinment from the Iesident ot
the United States: The Rev Henry w Below D. u fIots
A ID. Bsche Ii. D.; George w. Cullum U s. A. Ale'sn.
William H. Van Buren, NJ. D. wolcom GIBBS. NJ. d sam.
ue q. Howe ~. d., Cornelius X. Agnew, y. EhshS
Harms M. ID. J. g. NswbeDy. NJ. Georse y strong;
Horace lnney IT, the Right Rev Thos CLARK D. D. tho
Hon Joseph Holt; K W. Burnett tie Hon. MARI SKINNER;
Frederick Law y Omsted . ,
Contribution Of suitable supplies for the sick and wounded
will be received At the Of the Wonens Central Relief
Association, No. 10 3i.sv Cooper Union New York For
the Commission, NO. i93 Broadway by mail 70 fhsD
LAW OLMSrED General Secretary Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Central once. Sanitary Commission. .

WAsHGSGTos, sept ~, 1907
The Sanitary Comm'sion a. the rsgue., Of zen a.scs:
mos, earnestly advises against the practice OF sending presents
10 soldiers which supposed will add ~ the COM
vtnences ofthcr camp life To the knowledge OF the Com
on many hundred tuns Of such presents are now pieo
in and yards ard old goundsS
,heir falling into the hands the enemy and out small psre
OF all that received those 10 whom they "-fo
have been OF the smallest value 10 them exee2
tokens the eectionste interes. OF their friends FOR tns
pupo,e letters such small and hight arucies as can
he by usi would have been much better Larger
gi, oc ssou serious practical misehel-n-n and officers
being naturally to throwing them s"ayihey ada "
the which chei cause 0. the excessive
sne AZ thus of the sickness Of the soldier Volunteers
universally until they learn better BY dear.5ousht ex-
nieItskc carry excessive snioun oi cotnnS'
10 this cause and to the excessive baggage OF Their o
Gers .,me Of the loss OF the Union forces IN
the present attributed oy the h.shest nuLfy an-
thony Blu. when successful In bsits the attenp 70
secnr- tho possession OF unusaa anioan
cotAn. nearly always lrusiraed hs heaviest shap"cH
being thrown ~ the fret ongconsinued hrd nis,eh
While The Sht retained and the long and heavily Aden
wa sn jus being of, when the light and snort one
protected Similar observations apply TO Teg mental nos
pitss The hospital Of regiment IN the re should De sup
piled with nothing bus the baest Tor the temporary
Treatment the SICK who in ell serious csses are remover
ns fast possible general hospitals wners the suppes Oh
the regimen. are not syaisbe An excessive amount 81 is-
uenta hospital stores and coaveIiences cIneiy 70 ths
h and for il occasions the frequent desenton sho
from regiment OF the Few eftice essehts
the usefulness of the surgeon The commission ass ~ 'ee
r.t against common error OF surgeons In tns
nsct as well against the greater evil OF the a..
tempt Of the volunteer soldiers 70 carry into she nea oc
many of the Of comfort to which they are naonuAtc
an civil e In compliance with the request OF the Gens Ne
int his this appeal addressed to those by whose
Kindness both these evils arc eensvrd 70 nave oscm
sssrsysted and sustained FRED. LAW OLMSTEO.
General Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
From San EFranci,cO.

SAY FRiScnco, Monday, Oct 8, I55S
Trade is generally very dull.
Tie steamer Constitution arrived yesterday,
bringing AZ 900 Grkms Of Butter, which is selling ut
25c Candles dull at lsc. Crushed Sugar, ilc';
Dried Apples, lllc. 5000 bags oi COSTA klca Oonee
sold at 25c.
r. S. Oles g. Co., extensive importers of carriages,
have failed Their Eastern liabilities are understood
10 be large. .,
The ship Florence Nightingale has been chartered
for a load Of wheat to Liverpool.
Sai,ed. ship Dictator, Liverpool, carrying $1,000
lOO-pound sacks Of wheat; and ship Helios, Tor
Melbourne, with barley, wheat, dour, and oats.
Horace u. James, prominent lawyer OF San
Francisco fell dead while walking the streets last
ovening-it 10 supposed from heart disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Thomas ru-nr,
UNDEkIAktk. No. iaa oih'av,
Cor. .gt-ff.. upstairs
Gpeual NoilCrs.
HMM XNnr nerIinr,

Union War Neriing,
To raifv the nominations o. tAr itI Ao"''D INV" W.
ycutou held nt syra use sept. ~ lteA -, 49,.
Tie Isoir aud 5yal cizonS u Tie Cisy OF '
MASS MEETING.
10 be he'd at Cooper lns 'itufe IN - -
WEDNESDAY INENiNG. Oct 2,
a "A ocl3t iI te Yufqsse VI slt us hr following nion
rouiinAii1ns; ,,,.., q ,,..re,oorfr
fer It.s, 'flovcrnor r.......... LYMAN TRENAiS
-, $50 p-t,',r H. go. -. ANDRFAS WILLNASS.
For Cil-k Of Court Of Appssis. CHARLES HUGHES.
Th- following gentleman have bee Fs y ,.,~,,
Hon n : ND fINsOS lion. EDWARD EVERETT,
uof. LYMAN Ii,ENAiS, tol IL j. ~ All .tv''
Hon. ~ J. RAYMOND. WI ~ f.sh 80
NM CURTIS SOitS. bf thAStlo LlEhi 40,
OAvIp oIiuLEY FIELD. slGlsMUSD KAUFiiANE.
And many oth-ia
JAMES A. BRIGGS
CLsirusa Committee Of Ausrsmcnia
UKSsr 4 sslrH S-cftiarv.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday Oct. s. ~ ne ICY. J.
~ Sitb Mr. Charles w AhoTton Of New faitz Landing
10 Miss sarah A. Fudy Of Milton.
CORDNER-RANDALL-A Hemf,tesd, Long Island, on
Monday Oct q, by the Rev. /. "A. Morgan, James H.
Cofdncr to Lott. T.. Randall. - ,,,
Monday, Oct. g, by the Rev d. W.
Henry Edzar Rogers to Mary A. daushiof Of JacoD sharp
all Of this city
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy. , -,
eTS FSs-piJHDY'O SUNDAY. Oct s. by The Rev. j. w.
Smith Mr.. Nelson Stevens Of New'Fan Lahumg !" .il1'
hnoa NJ. Purdy Of Milton. NJ, =. ,
WEBSTER--ht Niddletown Point ~ -
on Tuesosy oct. by the Row Chedis, Weo,,ei " "
the officiating csfgynisu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Vas aciiuso,is PoIi.ics-'sAe Peoples Iaion
Conycsition.

Convention.
Bosros, Ioesdsy. Oct. :. lcce.
TIE Peoples Union Convention, called 20 meet IA
Faneu'l Hall to-day, . nominate state iekct, is
very largely attended in numbers, ba, tue STATE ai-
psaf1 OILY partially represented.
hon. Linus Ch!lds OF y ston, prcsides, ass.sted by
o large number O! e-Pr.sideIir.
The greate.t enthunasm prevails.
The Convention uOminatcI brg. g.-Gen Deveus Oh
Worcester for Governor by acrlamation.
The following Is the complete STATE ticket noni-
mated:
FoK LinUr.. .GoyEasOR-lhonrst Plurke', Of fi,ssh'd
FOR RsKcRaf OYsrATE-Oiyc. Ns:usl OF Northampton.
FoE STATE rrKAsuREA--Henry j.. Oliver Of Salem.
POK AtBTOE-Leyl hsed ot Apia.oA
FOR ATrOEsRI. .OESI.sfi- -belIy ". Paine a Boi.on
The tisle, gas greeted with tremendous cheers by
the Convention.
Two hundred and ninety towns are represented.
The Convention was ADDRESSED by SINS Child, the
President, Judge j. G.. Abbott. Juqge Parker OF
Cambridge. Leyegeit Salionsigll and Others.
Resolution a3o pted ca upon people Of al psr.
ties % suppot the Ad'IAsio AID pot cownlhe rebellion
CLASSIFY wh the mos; infamous criminals, the authors aui
promoters this rebellion sgaft the most beniGcent Gov
81 s| 90 csa, tst On. st,r b. rck.u tSou lie cods.i,
ton upon the Old g o. one af be removed rom the pie
r,e,rsy Of de nation whose ig.iul authority and power
oug, TO Vigorously and reis. sy guarded and preserved
ts~v I'D sbsyr s 10 God We make therefore no captions
sislns bis and Gsclar ous; burden him With
patty pafuaeD Pocy We cler 10 CONDITIONS to ol pat,
ro,sm resolve that Ms.'ac seits wth all her Aes aad
sou ara nld and strength Will support The President Of the
United ~ les In the prosecution OF the TO the entire and
tn.l aUppIe scion Of the rebellion.
The last two resolutions are as follows:
Resged Tsst offer the thanks Of this Convention 70
The oys the BvIde for Aer devotion TO tie Union
tons ard Flag We know what they have suffered
We know G.sias, whom they cOItenfed We know the
strength II aer plriOim IL hm and true when hosie
armies their sol and cevastaio their LOmes
And We brsua as aud weEod the impuaon Of snstics
and psfthats st th. loyalty Is doubtful aud therefore
th-if cou 81 should be puned God bless Maryland for the
tas proof ol her hdsly God help the brave state Of Ken
tacNy cursed tooay b. tie tread Of the Rebel army Her
ysoDs are cur people her Is Aud it IL our
toua thAt ts will pass through bor present trial
WIN hef .aA l.me uuamshed aud While she rOuts tbofe
de ed her.
HeoIpd That Mosschueits Te,ponds With oll hear, 10
tnr secai VAN whch ire appointment % its command Of
Lea sH irregular and iHesponsibe intermedaliBg with
hs cOinndni o. the army whether Ia high places low,
By letters Ht'en IN camp Coycfuo ia any
vhcre AID everywhere, hcncsfofih cease
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
The Jura al Eatbcr Point.

The FATHER P0IST Tuesday, Oct 7, 1862
,,;. ,.y-'aiashlp Jura passed Father Point at 1871
o,a,bsJ f,@,g, Her news has already Deen tec-
sha .ia 'ss - cabin aud 100 steerage passengers
,ha a,aa,a. ss,eai', Bohemian on the I'd mt, and
Tos;e, y, a. is no'a sc,ian, 80 mics below Cape
The Jnra Las experience sara,, ,v..,.,,. ,,nds
during the entire voyage. ''''"s ''''0''y ""'''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
The Conncciicut sintc Rnir.

NAnTFoNp. Tuesday, Uc'. !. I6I9.
The Connecticut State Fair opened finely to-day.
The weather bas been fine and the Attendance good.
large number of visi.ors are present hoin otler
States. There is a fine display OF horses and cattle
aud OF manufactured goods. The Horticultural DIS
play is the finest ever seen in the State. The fair
promises 10 be q complete success.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
DIED.

CHhPPELI-On Monday morning. Oct. o. lBbl h1er ,hof'
but painful Illness Fla W d. youngest child OF Bhhoe'
and Msry Eza Ch,ppe aged scsIs aud - days
Her will taks place fIoI1 hes andiaibsfs Ieaece,
petor COutsnt No tG7 Third avenue, on "wednesday
nornBg .. . a. M. Her remains viii bo taken ~ Eat
None Knew her but 10 love;
None named LeI Dut 10 Pu..e."
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
New-YOrk State Politics.

UuCA, Tuesday, oct. = 1852.
The so-callcd "Uuion" Congressional Convention,
which met here on The "a inst, and which was re-
ported 10 have unanimously nominated the Hon. Mr.
kernan TO represent this District, voted down "a reso.
.uiion iodorsing The National Administration, The
ffesidents Emancipation Proclamation, and The
Union Stale Ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
nrig MARY 4. nIil,iLcA Ashore.

The brig Mary T.. Milken, from c" ,n, .;',h,
Boston, went ashore or Chatham b. na ' ,hae,.n
She remains tight. Part Of her cargo. was
overheard. = 1aea
BosroY, Tuesday, q Ictha,bnm
The brig Mary +. Milliken has got oil
Bar aud proceeded on her way.