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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

RESIGNATION OF Gxs. FoRtssr -Gen. N. D Forr st
ba1 rendered his resignation to the War Department.
We regrei learn that such the cAse he has
dered services inferior to those Of other officer in
the vice. aud his very justly been regarded as one
the nest efficient. The step has been taken after
uatarc debeaon and it IS the result OF serious dig
agreements between him and his ranking superiors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
FROM SISsIPPI.

MEbIDIAS, Oct l7.h.-A column OF, cavalry and ia.
fantry reported 900 suoi G. crossed the Big B ck a
fow days sncs at Brigpors IN wing on: towards Can
ton met yesterday By our forces near brownsville,
where Light artillery tight occurred. Our forces have
fallen back a few miles. general engagement is
looked for
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
E r Belsh.w. Esq NJ. 70 BishOpga.o stree. Wi.ni

GAN. NccLnLAS'S VUws.-rhe napoleon OF Yam
keedtm having been rccussd of being favorable to the
re election OF Governor Curtin in Pshhsylsania, has
written letter. sayirg this is incorrect aud thai no ia
vored the election of Judge WoodSard the Dlmocr tic
candidate lie says he understands Judge Woodward
to be in favor Of the decisive and energetic prosecution
of the war; until the mit power OF the reb' lion is
Destroyed but also that the war should be dtcled in
accordance with the principles of humanity AID civil
ton and that its sol, obec, is the restoration OF the
Union, the Con tuition and the laws.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

Gao. w. SUHNRs, of Kanawhs, has delivered him
s,lf OF speech in Wheeling, in which lie announced
himself candidate 10 represent in part that abortion
of SlA preaid ID BY P.erpont, Brennan Co.,
in the mex. congress OF the Uaited States
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

A BARBAAoUs CUsroM The New Yosk Leader con
sders the eonscrpOn revival Of barbsrous custom
Men are drawn and quartered in New York ant
CHARTERED on Z ker's blind.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

SALr-rhe quantity Of sal. on hand at the Salt
Works, according to inventory taken before the
port of the President OF the Va Tenn. Railroad was
only about 90 900 bushels or about eight day work.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

ROLLISG Mills "A company OF. gent emen has been
formed in Lynchburg, With a capital of 100000 paid
Ia, VIII CD will in short time establish Rolling IL in
that city. This will be most important addition to the
manufacturing enterprise of the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
PIITSYLvANIA LAND FOR SALE.
HAVE E,1R SALE

A TRACT OF LAND,
the public road miles above Dapve and three
the village OF Whtme good neighbour .od, within
few lies several churches and convenient TO mills
r tract contains 445 OF which $50 In original
growth hesvy timbered portion OF the remainder partially
but mostly ar.ble aud producing kndy-sbout hail
tie t corn and fine tobacco. The whole wel-wa
tered With good branch n,ts.
The IMPROVEMENTS nss Of comfortable Dwelling House
" IN four rooms, several cut houser, harns, &c.
My price for the place l. ~ 000 &20 per acre. cash.
Confederate money, " early application be made
WI tshe pcssu In sho The any one wishing "a
p-rchAsc, giving sny additions Information By letter.
H. s. BELT.
~ Danvile Rsgist copy twice. oc6-2sv1m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

DOR SALE.-I will offer for sale on the 23d
l. n,t (0ctober public auction, the highest bidder
House and Lott containing IS Of Land 10 OF which
wood and baauce in a.hgh state Of cultivation With
In half mile OF Bowling ceen Caroline county and two and
half miles from Milford Depot The house large, handsome
cottage with and passages with convenient out
buildings, with good garden well enclosed, and good young
close 10 the house
.hs the 22d Inst, will take great pleasure
In sho wing The place TO Who desire 10 purchase
Terms maie known on the day Of sale.
L. A. OoGHTLL,
ocl4-tds' Bowling Green, Caroline CO., Va n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
FROM CHaRLE non.

forces occupied Knoxville which is believed he the
causs of their falling back.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
CHIMBORAzO HOSPITAL.

III RREAFTER the Sick and Wounded Sol
diers 10 Richmond from Virginia Regiments will befound
1t this Hospital.
Depot for the Virginia having been established by
the State Shockoe Slip Richmond Columbian HOTEL the
people will have the opportunity Of doing much for the comfort
the sick wounded all contributions Of Clothing Book
Comforts 6 every description s be thar kuy received
duly forwarded by Mr.. A. BUF0RD State Agent For the
convenience Of the public Directory Of the Inmates THU
Hospital alphabetically arranged will be found the De
conyeysnces will leave the Depot twice daily for the
Hospital which will transport visitors nj moderate price Let
sjdeedto $40 will be distributed daily from the Hospital
o. and all persons seeking Information any subject appe
tanning Institution with regard to OF It's
will receive . prompt response, by Addressing
J. B. MoOAw,
6en'r Surgeon Chimboraso Hospital
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
aul2-dtEo'

EOR SALE.-l offer for sale privately the
TRACT OF LAND hch resde, wtmn twelve miles Of
Bydton Mecklenburg county II cosiDs eight hundred
third Of which In org al trowu alb ut one hud
City old Held pine and the balance sra le
land valuable Oats upon several passing through H.
rnrre upon and modulus dselnR sith
uple for ervSps barns, &c The LEGATION 10
akaby healthy, aud the society equal refinement and In
,eilig rce any In the country.
For further particulars address Ah'L @. HARRIS,
ue9--d2ws Lombardy Grove, hecklenburg.
eT~ Enquirer copy. u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
VERY DESIRABLE FARM

We oGr for sale privately Farm In Caroline county "
lag on ,h- r. y. p r. the mile from summt depot The
farm aims IL OF good land wing clay
Is wiIl set In clover and undsr good enrlosuIe.
tine hundred and nifty Of timber Hickory
and Nh out My scres Of prime
The buildings which Abanda ard In good condition consist
Of Dwell Ing with tlx good Kitchen the Out
houses nearly
For paicuars apply TO Messrs Deans James commission
ocb-stsw2s DICKINSON HALL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
RUTURK DAYS.
BY Z. 8. PLE,sANTs, AucrrorErR.
LARGE SALE

| K. a PLItgANTS lucrorrrp . M L
-
bAkdE SALE
| OF ALL THE EUPNTTTTRE plPpFTQ NIT.
rppoc1o nnn.,-.-- - = =, -
Lh1ooro, bEDDlNG, TABLE, FURNITJRE,
| OHNIRITSSR9 UOpcpo III IN yuoo
pELosasa 20 ,uo
s.no--. nv
l. COLOMbfAN KOTEL,o
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOHD.
t(HlNO lusuuctcu Ny tnc IIOpflctOrS oil lug
ID above sell entire on TUES
DAY 9th Inst the sale will begin 10 o'clock and continue
There Ia no similar establishment fe Coufederacy In which
can be found Furniture better quality selected With
| care. FHr.
would enumerate In part 't
60 CARPETS,
ITO BEDSEAD5 (frtnch, Jenny Land ana OotsgG
16l splendid quality HAIR MATfRkSske,
100 Bhuck do
20 6p.ing do
800 Feather and Hair Pillows,
100 do Bolsters
LEG pairs Sheets i frat le .
$50 Pillow Cases -r4f
800 Blankets
$50 Bed Spreads
100 Comforts s.-,t u
100 Bureaus "a marble top)
| Handsome Paror Carpets ~
Sofas, Arm Chair, Rugs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
Fosr,sS Oyy,c. SAINT 81 1853

sr-I am directed by Earl Russell to ackno Wedge
the receipt of your letter of the 9th inst, giving
of the i'll treatment you experienced your
fusal to volunteer for service in the Confederate army,
and questing Her Msjsssy's Government TO claim
nGemh.hoa for you on account OF such iltreat-
ment
am 10 state to you in reply, that your claim shall
not be lost sight OF in commune atoms should be
opened with tue SO calel Confederate authorities with
view to obtaining redress British subjects who have
suffered i'll treatment in the Coui, drrate D atSs.
am sir, your most ooedeut humble servant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

MANUFACrURkD TOBACCO.
T'HE subscribers offer for sale very large
stock Of Manufactured Tobacco, including in part the
lowing brands: ~
Tea Leaf, 8. A. Moormas, May Apple,
Eectcr LEAF, Moss Rose, Michigan,
Lsngho ms hector Leaf Deloney Archs Honey Dew,
Warrington, bisx athy u. Rogers,
Brown, w Nixon b omsr Twin,
Hancock, Oriental, Hsrsroves Rose kipe,
Harsrovessves Rose Hsigrovss Indispensable Hsrsroves
&. oharmef. tsf.ef -
Had ION, norman, Pride Of Dan,
Collins, Queen Of the eouth,
With variety Of other brands which offer 70 the trade
oc9 dim A Y, STOKES 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

THx CAsE OF BxLsHAw.-This British subject,
who is striving obtain notorey as martyr, has re-
ceiVed the following reply to his al Earl Rus.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
FROM NORrHERN VIRGINIA.

CULPEPEs G II 0N II -The heavy rain yesterday
caused the Rapiaan 20 rise and the bridge over that
streIm ned last night, jerng it impossible fol-
the present
Toe battle reported at Catetts Station on Seducs-
day, turns ont TO haze been u caval skirmish, il
which we took soma prisoner.
There some lad fighting la'e Wednesday eve
ming a. Brstow Station. Weswerc driving the euemj
back when he skifmi.hers fell upon Mcat ph'3 artillery
supported By Cooks brigade.
Gen. Cook wounded early in the action. Hi
BRIGADE thrown iat1 infusion, daring shich tn,
enemy succeeded in taSin{ five piece, OF artillery.
R,nf'rcemen's crniag ", We wsrs pursuing the en-
envy at last aivices tJwt;ds Imiis-. s
Our loss is about five hun lrcd killed and wounded
Gems Posey and Kirkland were wounded-the former
bldly 10 the thigh.
Aboa. fifteen hundsed prisoners have been .thered
during the day.
Ee,vy ing wa} heard T-ursd.y in the direction o
Manassas. Many rumOrs ah1at, but nothing E, H.
be has beel received
sEooND DE PAicH
GohD SsvILLz, Octobsr Is Tho enemy have beer
driven Il cir Notifications at Cenrevie and Man sas
VIII ca they have been fleeing Tor several days pst
plsued by army. Phey have destroyed alo ,heil
line of fight all coPmslry and other stores, .hicl
they could not carry away with them The fighting h
been with small bodies forces would come up Will
hem. N--L
The battle at Bristow Station, reported yesterday
IN engagement between parts OF the two armies
is reported that but for some seserfers going over
he enemy and giving information The day our foic'
c,mmeneel moving, that we should have achieved
much more substantial success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

TOR SALR-A very desirable farm, contain
ing about 40 eX miles froo Powhan corrt aouse,
and nom Jefferson, pubnc landing James
There the place excellent dwelling with seyea rooms
and Office In the yard, the ou houses including teshng
and several tobacco barns all In good order There is also
fne peach and apple orchard on the place.
l. within mile " Episcopal and Baptist Church. and
four Of Presbyterian and hethoc and In exceedingly des
rsble neghborhood Mr. IT, o. Graves Ccur House, will
take pleasure In showing any the premises.
Por further particulars address p. 3. DANCE,
ocl8-du Midlothian p o., Chesterfield, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
MEDICAL PURvsYoR's OFFICE.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 8, 1858.

In ACCORDANCE with instructions from
Surgeon ONCE tho information Of the proper
authorities and measure rec'ed against fraudulent dsl.
Whisky and Alcohol under Of contracts With Thu
once following list OF Contractors whose contracts have
been filed, cancelled or forfeited, Is published:
Grove Keer Augusta county, Va, 1000 gas whisky, coz
tract filed.
George Stuart Co., stanton, Va, 5000 gals whisky
ira I filled. ..-f
VIM s. Clarke Neutague Essex county, Va 1000 gala vhs
ky, contract cancelled.
ware, hcKenney Co., Bowling Green Caroline county
Va, 20 900 gals alcohol, contract forfeited.
There other contractors who have failed TO deliver the
amount Of whisky contracted within required tiae
they notified unless sctoy e
failure are received ct this ONCE wha twenty coy days fro
date their contracts will be forfeited after which time thei
Nl be published with the foregoing list
oc7-dH Surgeon 4 Ned. Pdrveyor, o. B. Army.
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The New Revenue Cutters.
THE LAUNCH OF TWO OF THEM.


Sometime since the Secretary of the Treasury con-
tracted for sia new cutters, one to DO bnllt
in Baltimore, one in Phadelpba, aud some three
or four here. The Patuket and Ashuelot were
launched yesterday, and the day before The de-
scrpton of one answers for both Ii is as follows:
Length, $50 feet; beam, 26 feet; depth of hold, ii
feet. Their full armament win comprise for each
vessel one 30pound Parrot rifle on pivot forward
four 3lpouud guns in broadsde, aud q pivot-gun
sft, probably 24-pouuder. They will be rlgged as
torssil schooners and are TO have double vertical or
oscillairg engines
VESSELS OFFERED TO THE GOVERNMENT.
The following vessels have been offered 10 The
Governments:
NJ Conkn New-York, proposes to sell the steamer John
Dir for $4,000 +. Morse. Bath. Me- proposes sell
the steamer Ella Morse At Sl20o0 Government % copper
her and build her coal bunkers Geo On-y, agent wash
ugton to sell the freight hage Rough aud Ready
Star esex. ONEIDA Comet lJ juVi Udcl sud the
bark Ayrshire for $4,000 T.. g. Comstock, Washngt N,
the Government the steam propeller Tappansnnock
on short charter us per day. viii sell her At $40"
Tbos keelo Pottsye Penn proposes TO soil tue barge
Mou TO The Government at 81 400, aud the barge Gen. X
Fleming for Z 900 Chss. Perry {. W. Oilers tue steamer
BJvilanvilc Tor $4,000 in Cenade money ). Hail. M n
chester offers heel vef Steamer, no terms mem
toned Bliss Co., Washington, propose TO sell tue IRON
propeller Kamacs for Si28 900 H. o. lieaf StwOncaus,
offers sell propeller Of Is tuus at IS 800 w o. Su'then
proposes sell to the Government the se-Vheel ste f-f
Cecii OF Baltimore. for S20O00 H. Sllenct, Nasbing-
ton. propo-e. charter the pToP..cr Go j. Nisn i"f
22J pc A H. Whiting, as~-l UTk, proposes 10
sell the steamer Mary Wilson, no terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Death OF tho Most Reverend Archbishop
Kcurick.

The death Of this distinguished prelato Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church took place at the episcopal res
idence in Baltimore on Wednesday morning, July 8.
Francis Patrick Kenric, WAS born IN the City of
Dublin, Dec 3, 1877, and was consequently within
about FIVE months of the completion OF bis Goth year
at the time OF his death. His early education was
sed in the schools OF bis native city, aud after
deciding to enter the ecclesiastical state lie repaired
10 I,ome for tie purpose Of puffuIng au extended
couts, of theology aud philosophy. He came to THE
country at the age Of -, having been recommended
10 take charge Of an ecclesiastic seminary ~ Bards
town, XIV, by the officers Of the College vi the Prog
uganda, at which he had passed four years and re-
ceved ordination priest. He continued IN THE
Office for nine years and at the time exercising
a general supenn,endence over the Missions OF The
diocese. when in 1880 he WAS consecratel a. bishop
and became coadjuior 10 the r. Rev. Dr. Conwell Of
Philadelphia, and upon his deceaso in 1872, ,uc-
ceeded To hs episcopal funcious. During his resi-
deuce in Philadelphia, he founded the theological
seminary of st. Charles Borromco, and introduced
into his diocese the Sisters Of tie Good Shepherd,
who have taken a conspicuous part N Europe, aud
more recently in this couutry, IN The establishment
Of MasdAlen asyluus for the restoration Of fallen
women. la 1881, lac succeeded to the archie
piscoral see OF Baltimore, upon the death Of Arch
tishop Eccleston. lie WAS HlrQ.nied BY TIE Pope
apostolic delegate 70 preside over the ifsl plenATy
council Of tie United S.ates, which was called ~
Baltimore in lo52 aud ia 1853 received the tide OF
Prima,e Of Honor, comforting upon himself ard hs
successors tie precedence over al other Roman
Catholic. in the United SlAios. Archbishop Men
rick was di.,ing uishci Tor tie sagucy Of his lndg
r,snt and hls moderation ~ counsel, a. well Ia has
energy 10 action. Dunng the anti-Catlolic r.ts Of
1874 IN Philadelphia lie cx-ried IA wee aud slgisy
Influence upon hi, own people, urging tAeia u he
n,nin,snano ~ socA order and charity aud usins
every ehor, 10 ,ra.iqaill4e The whole community
which had been greatly agilnied by Ito disturbances.
He wac volumuous winter aud bore ,be rcplta-
ton Of being one ofthe most learned iheoosns % the
Roman Catholic Church a. America. Among j. 10 re
elaborate works Are Iheoiogid DogHai.ed, "a vols
syo., ls3gI40), 1hoologia M0rais. IS yols., Svo.,
/ ISfI-4N which are ufed az textbooks IN numerous
Catholic Summaries; " Tee Pnmaoy Of tie Apostolic
SEE yindloaied,' "NindicatOn Of The Cath &c
Church" and the article " Roman Catholic Cuurci.
| in The New American Cyclolrdia' lie Is sill
! better known by his writings on Biblical ~ Ioc's
aud especially by bis translation Of TIE Oh All Nc~
T.s,ameu,s, which are held in great favor In The
Catholic community, and as il sulPosed, ~l super-
sede the Dcuay version. AIc.bisuop keurick wa
AN elder brother Of TIC present Roman Catholic
Archbishop Of 81. Louis.
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understanding that those signing are thereby com
i,tsd to the following propositions, and to nothing

understanding that those signing are thereby com
mi, lad 10 the following propositions, and to nothing
else: -, ,, -,
I That there Is now Rebellion In the United
States the object and tendency of which is To de-
troy the National U0ion; and that. in your OPINION
an army sud navy constitutional means for sup
pressing that Rebellion. "
q That DO one of you viii do anything which In
bis own Judgment will tend to hinder the increase
or favor the decrease or lessen the efficiency OF the
army or navy while engaged in the effort to sup
press the Rebellion; and
g. That each of you will, in bic sphere, 90 all he
can to have the officers soldiers, and seamen OF the
army and navy while engaged in the effort to sup
press the Rebellion, paid fed, clad and otherwise
we'll provided for and supported.
And with the further understanding that upon r.
ceiving the letter and name thus indorsef, VIII
cause them to be published, which publication shall
be- within itself revocation of the order IN rela
ton to Mr.. Vallandigham.
1t will not escape observation that l consent to
the release OF Mr. Vallandigham upon terms not
embracing any pledge from hin from others, as
to what lie will or will not do. / DO this because
he is not here TO speak for himself or to authorize
others TO speak for him; and hence shall expect,
that on returning, he would not put himself prach
cay In antagonsm with the position OF LIS irehus'
But do it chiefly because / thereby prevail ON
other influential gentlemen to go define their posi-
ton as TO be OF Immense value TO the ariny-thus
more than compenssipg for the consequences OF any
mistake in allowing Mr. Yallandigham to return, 10
that on the whole, the public safety VIII not have
suffered by it. STILL III regard TO Mr.. Nailandghain
and all Others must hereafter, as heretofore, do 30
much as the public service may seem 10 require.
have the honor TO De- respectfully, your Sc
"A. LINCOLN.
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MYSTERIOUS DEArH-PRoBABLE FoUL PLAY

MYSTERIOUS DEATH-PRoBABLE FOUL PLAY.-
On Tuesday afternoon Coroner RaDney proceeded to hold an
iDques. the body ofan unknown ut the Bellevue dos
pai who died ,hero sunday night Il appears thas
Sunday night deceased hen to the Hospital by two
men VINO stated that they had with him ffou tie
shernsn Co'tsge" No Blocker street. They alleged
that he had entered the place and while IN the act Of tk
DRINK fell the hoor They Immediately conveyed hin
TO tbs Now York ospIali bat he refused adnAnee
there They then took him 10 Bellevue HssPs where lao
died a. soou admitted No notice sent r. tho COroners
oc. and owing thi. neglect when Dr. Hunter the Coo
ucs deputy went TO make postmorten examination ne
found the body far m decomposition 10 maze
impossible the Of death the condition Of
uody the time Of death The people at the sherman
Cottage dsned eli know edge Of the affair The Coroner
determined until he solves the stery
which present hangs death Of tho unknown
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had been Married about SIX years had e her husband WIN.
about 10 DAYS ago. and since that tina had lived with
misry officer at No. l0 Canal street Her husband went
to see hsI Saturday night when II 10 suPpossd he took
mour learning what had occurred left her Monday and
has not been since On Tuesday evening called in
some of the informed them that she had taken
poison and aid not want to avert death Medical aid
procured no wever but without avail she died In about
three alter taking the poison Verdict Of the Jury;
Suicide by poisoning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
CITY ITEMS.

OuR HosoRED DEAD.-The body Of Col. III. X.
Bryan Of the l73l RI gimen New York Volunteers arrived
here yesterday and under the direction of the Joint Com
ittee on National Affairs was laid in state In the Governors
Room Col Bryan fell in the engagement at Port Hudson
Toe body Brig Gen Samuel X look, who fell In the late
battles in Penney wants, at the head Of his command Will ar
rive Friday Tho remains will Lie 10 state In the
Govcrnofs Room until arrangements for the funeral ere
made by the Committee National Affairs Of the Common
touLcil
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BnookLYS CRY Cocnr CMrspAn. Jolly g.
- "A IA
81 sz..B.--razs-as.l.s.is-. .-n

On the 81 int, tie T,nn,ssee Union Con'cntoa
&, Died, when oelot,,h from Aemphis. SIC o..
aud " eat I uuesseo Ner, admitted. rnc cons. ...-
ton OF Oh, l,lo.. OF Nh, C'maitev on Foifr.i T. q
L.ti,pa Nyaa resutned. fhr i,t thr,e r.so'u'i.Ds
wore adopted. Wnou tAc louIh cane up jhe Hon.
M. MAYNARD asked leav, 10 rrnd Il rcsor'on il'I
sent l1n from pr. Brownlow, Dho wa. eouinr; ="
hs room isom uvss.
HssoiusS bat GOV Johnson BE- Requested 10 Pt'N"" 80
moaIf u .rs r ntl. ~ oyd men sho nave been "'''
ora then counties, aud OF avwls ,ei 40 vote 'e' 90 %
have boea win 1ei, Tor heir"'haf'' 1851"
3.uft9ra a. he nrAt uca.f.l Astumty ~ ithAess'e
W ith,ut coming t. sny d,,0n npon t'' resom' '
of Dr. Browllow, or the fourth, originally wd..
discussion. tie Conyeauoa Adjourned anii MONDAY
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fAdyertisemeptl

THE HUMAN FACE DIVINE. See New
Phyriognomy, Noss" The TempeTsmeuts Physiology,
P,ychoogy sonl snd Body Ethnoogy, New Facial ge
Our soca Relations. Cour.hip. Lord BroUzhsm Anna l..
Die ksson, Sone~A Jack,On and Dr. Dixon with 20 other
iuu.trations ia tho Jgly=Doable-No. PHRESoLoGfcAL
JosRSN. l3c. by hrst post, or FL 80 year Adde'S
FOWLER WELLS. 3o3 BroGdwAy EewYort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

JERSEY CRY IN A BLAzE.-In consequence Of
the victories in Pennsylvania and vckburg Mayor Roman
Of Jersey City, yesterday issued proclamation calling
81. loyal citizens to display the national co0rs during the day.
and illuminate night The result that nearly every
public and private house in the city was illuminated band
Of music stationed at the City Hall from to 10 O'clock
and fireworks up from all parts Of the city 10
Exchange place. M Richard Taylor gave an exhibition
W hich cost over Is Loco.