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al the Treasurer in New York;

Now this promises TO pay ''one dollar p
and is not therefore "a dollar'' of itself
What is dollar! Il is according to United
States law, Congressional enactment, 34S
grains of pure silver, or 232 grains CT pure
gold. Lei any one 60 10 The Treasurer and
claim the dollar here promised, and he will
be laughed at. When Congress authorized
the issue OF these promises, it passed law
that not onsly they need not be paid, but
that no ndividuel in the whole country who
had promised TO pay dollars" need fnIfill
his contract; that al creditors should Iake
paper instead of gold. Thus a deliberate
lie was engraved on these pieces of paper
bearing the portraits Of Mr.. Chase and Mr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Aususcs.scnts.

N,,,o,s GarpgN.-Matilda Heron comIneno-
IAN engagement at this house last everins with her
,rsn,nown mpersonation of Camille. which. usual
drew a full hou'c. and provoked every variety OF
criticism. 10 our yoticn ii Is incompai"Oly the best
Camille on the stage Tie rcrfoImWce VIII be re-
peaod tonight and on Saturday.
Mr Forrest, whose engagement wos suddenly in
tcrrupted las, week BY a domestic aflcon will
appear again tomorrow night aud give his famous
Brokel Of Bosota
WINTER GARDEy.-Mr. j. 5. Clarke, whose
engagement here closes on Saturday next is repeating
his last weeks success in The Russian Admiral and
winning great applause Mr.. Brown in tie farce Of
My Neishbor's Wife. and jeremiah Beetle in the
comedy Of q Babes in the Wood"
WALLACKs THEATER.-Trom present ap-
pearances Mr.. Lester wallacks "Rosedale is likely
to be continued until the incoming of the Jews.
The OLYMPIC.-Mrs. Wood has had such
success with her brilliant representations Of Poeahon
tas that she has postponed the producon e her new
burlesQue until next week. The little comedy Of Ny
Prcservcr" has also proved hit and viii be played
until further notice.
TURATPR FRAYCAIs-NIBb0's SALOON.--Mr.
Juiguet will commence his third series of French per
formanccs this evening with Mcssrs. Scribe and Le
couye's admirable comedy of "La Batalle dc Danes"
The ALEXANDRA CIRCUS.-After weeks
visit 20 Brooklyn Mr.. Nxons company has returned TO
the Pavilion in Fourteenth street. The performances
this evening will be for the benefit Of Mr. Eaton Stone
who claims to be the greatest bareback rider in the
world. On Friday benefit is announced FOR Mr..
Lafayette Nixon. assistant manager
BARNUM's MUsEUM.-The attractions here
are substantially the same those Of last week. and
consist chiefly Of the sensational glcst drama Of
Maiiette or the Warning Of Death" and the per
formances Of clever pantomime and ballet company
in an Italian piece entitled The Vine DresSers Of
Como"
PARK THBATER. BROoKLyy.-We are pleased
to learn tina, this charming little theater is becoming
more and popular and thar the management have
decided to enlarge the company and bring out series
of comic lyric and other pieces Of the very first class
With or two exceptions not worth noting. the en-
teprise has been fayoraby received and no doubt now
exists of its ultimate and Triumphant success
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlc.-MiSs Cush-
man will play her Lady Macbeth here tomorrow evening
for the benefit OF the American Dramatic Fund Asso-
ciaiion.
GEORGE CHRIsTY's MIysTRELs.-YoungJ jack
son Haynes the Champion Skater, has been added to
this company. and gives his really marvellous perform
snces every night The ministries proper appear in
very comic little sketch entitled Tie Russian Admi
raj and in the Mississippi Fling" Tic Intelligent
Contrabaud." " Tie Moor OF Venice How you
Greenbscks" and a number Of other oddities which,
combined make one Of the most humorous entertain.
nents in town
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
THURSUAY OF. DO

inNhSDA1. Crf. ".
CoyrsyrrR -f,.on JOHN ?. HALE ofNH
49, ,,ts,l :. CHANDLER Of Mish.
hohwioH- non Ja.S. A. BRIGGS Of Chic.
cHAruAs Foun cOssrss Hon. On Il hlSSnn5 SSEB6oM II
4g.5slr ,GnEsTn.p. y < XXI sEGK ofeann
SYRACUSE Hon. diEFEHE CLAY Smith Of KY.
lex. Gov. II. s. LANE Of Ind.
wnnrHnr-- lion. Iion E. +. + + f1iE E4ifth OF Com"
MARorr1us-Hon. D r. TYLER of Conn
WrsTiIrrn-Es GOV RhNDALL Of wis
& GLA6 SsiIFb Of Of ksS kKy evening
LnINGsroE-Hon. CilhS. l. BEALE.
Noa1n BRANCH Co., rii2s- ~ ,HhmmGN% n HiTE 81 n.y.
,.. (H. : SMITH ofN.y.
"IhAViLLE FRANK W. SHEPARD of NY.
IoDI-Col O. 4. BEARD.
NV BURGH-(i. !. PRESCOTT Of Me.
hIExAsDnIs BAy-Ity 81 IVES. m.
CLYpn-Iion c. {. WOODMAN ofBo.tou.
Fast pAsHa-- T. n'lo' i' fiffs' TAs p rorrhh'
RnrsparcK - 3j6aS jiGp S4hes fhoMpsoS rSGs
FRIDAY Oct 30
,y IIion. JOHN p HALE ofN. II.
hEhXiNhR- Hon. c. G. WOODMAN Of Boston.
u.. Hon. L. CHANDLER of Mich.
hANI1oS - Hon. JAMES a. BRIGGS fOhio.
CLSroSviLLE-ilon. w. \. PfCk Of Conn.
KnKszvlL1r- lion. io" +. E :. 3II h3STER of Conn.
H. IL Gsy Il S LAHk 2, sMdru ND K
ITnAcA-Cov. PiERRsPONr of Va
ELLrcorTvLLx-E,.Goy.R RASDALL ofwi.
LocKronr Hon y9HN @ A. i 5INanAm ~ 4, Of m Ohio.
GOsnss-ror; LEWIS BARkER G;;.rmGv e No.
TAeHAs,c- Ion Ion. 52ss S,,ts !. J. T2SfTooM HERIE
HoKsxIrsvrLiK K-Hon J. NJ ASHLEY Of Ohio.
IIpERTY-Iion. :. II. HAMMOND.
PHkLPs-Col. o. T. BEARD.
\Gcu. DElCER Of OHIO.
BiSeHAxros- Col. h. sTOCkETr MATHEWS ofBa
Co: 4. II. DlBhS Of I.nn
\Iior. JOHN w. IpRNEN Of Penn.
MosreosxRY-Col THOS. NJ. HiTE ofKy.
WARwICK-G J. PRESCOTT of Nc.
HIGHLAND MILis-H. q. BOND Of n. Y.
lATKs-ilon d. +. TYLER Of Con.
HiSp'hVheh (DAVID FISK.
PHGSx--Iudge PHILIP FRASER ol Fla.
SAC HARBoR-iion. l.. SHERWOOD Of Texas
w,rr,Ax,HuRsH {nsGey nouTW ELI Of Mass.
"iA''~A'o'" """ ! Hon. CALEB LYON
MiDDLgvILLE-Hon. {. {. NOODMAN Of Boston
SATURDAY Dc, ~.
Bu,y.ro-- Hon JOHN 4. niNgHAM Ofohio.
BATu-Er Gov. II. ;. LAM o. Ind.
Gov plfERIrONTo = Va.
NLNinA- Col. r. STOC CKErr MATHEWS Of Baltimore.
MSDTsHAHdS SSSsAsh NIX VIZ * g. nowtRD 1yudi Of Mich
MfnDLETowS lion. y. q NOBLE
roRr irRvIs-fl floi. LfN rs BARKER Of Me.
Ax-rEnD,x-IIqn. JonNr .nALEefS.H.
ADDISON -iion. J. NJ. ASHLEY Of Ohio.
MONTICELLO :. "A. HhMMO,D.
scnrsrcr,Dr- T. sNlra efSy
-, Hon. J. -. FpRNFi cf Penn.
'Uhi's pr FKANk TAYLOR o. Pcuu.
HowyIIs DsrOT Col. tltr~ -. hlIE ol hy
CHssTER-t ,. PRESCOTT II fNr.
.. Hon. ~ T. Tl iFh oi tonu
NA"'''- Hon. NOA4 DAVIS.
lrs.r.-flon. G. & NOOiiNiN of ras'er T.
saIisprRY-Iion. &. & WODpMAN OF Boston. evening.
.iomXsTovg -I ~ 20. = MES a. BRIGGS 10 Ohio.
frBURN-Han. GREENE CLAY SMITH Of ny.
,. lUEO. -. MAYNARD.
''"h"o T. GDNbkI n
, ,Iion. r.. n FOSTER a Conn.
'hANii''" lion. Is. ?. Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
DIE ID.

AVERSION Monday afternoon Oct. 26. william Ayres;
youngest Of Jas b. and Adene Ayers Hsed '"'
The relative. aud friend. Of the family rcrceay in'isa G
attend the funeral the residence OF M ps'is w.
I39 Grand street on "Wednesday morning a, 10 clocA'
New Orleans aud Texas paPeis plea" copy 80
lBfETIEi-On Monday, Oct. -, aiter n,feimg 'n =,
Tie nd. und relatives Of the fuiy F ec uiy in,isd
to attend the funeral Nrdnesi, morning Ne l'h '
at 81 O'Clock from the rc-iseIcc hef sen y " ''nn
Reid. No 2i9 Sixth Hei rri"sli ~" y ''' ~
Codenhsn. Orange County for ni''ncm'
BEOOkS-ln this city sunday oct % harJ 4 hio'H'
IN the Jst year OF l.r =. ,,
liz. friends. aud also those Of her sister ,a'r" ~ 'l
are invited HtfeDi her funerf on NeIrsA'y h' ..'n
inst at O'Clock irom ~ ~ p"'n ''''' '' "
Chi tie aud BIoome streets.
BROwN-A, biz residence My.ii- River conn '" ''"ri,y
Oct - 1898 Capt te, amin Brown in tAr OBJ" year % vi"
LFFFFRTs sal,rdly vcuirs Oc'. q Mara n l,hcr'
widow Rem. L. irii s-.d = Jsfi.. nDnt 500 ~
The relative ard fed, - n~p.Dify inv rii' ,'isnd hr
funeral from, her lie Erfdsr-c Fulton 'vetr "' p" & ,
fori lveuc. lirooiyn on r"~aiy' oct g. i+ = ''' WIN
out fuifhrl iufI'1iioti.
MoCLu Suddenly 'd', m mig rc' i' Nr'Ni''
Mcclure b. the ,8' yer oi !is .-' Ill ...,t
t ,,,"aJ th g,nrr, , m l,i. ie.irnc, 40 ia lierry
.iir,i, on Neaucsdly afternoon At % docs
MEnElCk-h Eioosyu OF Suresy or' . f'.i'' 'i"''''
ss-d - wear. . uirt ils and p 'sys.
Tn,f nom H. i,,c r..ienr ~ lai Can.rs street.. 70
(Tuc .ttyl or li- 90 lri or!"'s.
MiNsoN-up Mondsy o. y. = Bnisw.''f y =. '.e
X fs
i.,si Church IN fhis city ii h. f yc'r 10 ls ffr
OVLs-On rr~,ily. uof 20 - eI Ia1i i.iH-. '."f'
Iredesi.k Owel, afrd "a Nsar-f
~. e i've. iut friend. ~ th' ..iy ar. f'Pr'-es .',.a
g.. sigirrd ..isial l'n4 IT, rlsi'f Biz sff'' ~ -
Church L..r f'.lii aseIlH". U' " 500 br ~ . "a
o.l..rk. ~. T-irai4. "a l b. t-ssu f. file.Ur -
EfG..i'-gn ~urisy. Oef. - % fen . fiiint,,h &" ,
lid, n E'c.l il fAr 81 yrls l. irra--
sqi IAfr-N al ,..if hour pn Not'lr rl.fn . 'f "'
Gapt Pf',r Sglifrs i.uaclf rii.. I..NriI 80 'i'
j.. .luI Pir,ilcf gn.r~ aged o. t"a. iHff- ni4 i'
sGef .,Iy la.H.l l.ess ..i.. A De- "'' '''''''-
luififli' ind lssi.nf'i1r. "a
n N n.r.i ali.i. a,e on 1l T.y 10 D. a.ni h'a D.
srtA.a Ch-rru conner pf ntoaf.' r-d iiii' 'i'~' '
.t,..r. .i fri. sfr invited .fi. uf ifs fDp'f.L
Drrsv 10 tifri4-,iou tnsntyI I.f-Ir l'fi'' COY
>TrBNt-s. ~tsrnrfa. r, o. Tu-.,'-y uOf ID afHff.
,s.f. ~ Fii..a T. Fans srrd . ffar. ..
WNiGRIDsE-Or saiu,d., ,s..as o'i. -, .uid'ny -
f. d. S. lhrii.-.
Her 10 ~. AID 3D. - her b si. a su frsns . .t
A.. r..isa'4iy utisl fs attend lHi i0n.a io' .'f '
f,.f.u1e ~, lss H.. street hl.'t W D. j. o. 'f'f
neat % o., !ocs ilcl I'lns wA "e tssf 10 i'"- -
bufsh ar inis nasal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
GOLD PEss.-The best and the cheapest at at
MARRIE -.

MARKS uOLMES-In New-York, on Monday Oet. u, oy
the Rev Robt o. Dickson Strickland X MARKS 70 Mary b''
daughter Of Mr.. benjamin Holmes OF Brooklyn r. ~,
RAYMOND-ARBUC the residence OF the Price :
mother Commnnipaw N. j., Saturday. Oct ~ oy he
Rev Mr. Putnam Mr. John 5. Raymond to Miss Mary E'
Arbuckie. No cerds . , @.
TUCKER SHARPLES - On Thursday. Oct. 22, In 81
Marks Church. Philadelphia, by the Rev j. n Murphy,
Fannng G.. Tucker of Brooklyn, ~ and Mary fsnsnn
Sharpes, daughter OF the late a. W. Sharplcs o os""
Farm. Delaw are County, Pa - Il,
WATERBURY, - LLOYD - On Thursday. Oct - A. va.
residence Of the brides father by the Rev. Mr. Dodd
William Waterbury Of Brooklyn h. Y. 10 tlna o. Loyu
daughter Of Robert b. Lloyd esq Of Prnccion' !" J. NO
cards
Detroit papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

TUE SECOND GOTTsCHALK AND HOPKINS
CONCERT occsrred on saturday night on which
sion Aquarial Hall, Brooklyn was again filed with
fashion and beauty despite the rain The two pansis
were assisted bore with the exception Of the lady
vocalist who was Mrs. J NJ Motto a debuianic Ia
Brooklyn and the accomplished vocalist Who had
such SUCCESS in NewYork on Thursday. She repeat
ed her efforts this and was encorcd several
times Mcssrs Patti and Lewis were usual, excel
lent and the pianiss were Of course, p,onabe.
Mr.. Gottschalk received a fascinating floral tribute
after his Last Hope performance and both were re-
called after the "Euryanihc" duet. These gentlemen
give therfrst matinee Tuesday, at the Park Thea
ter RrootivD
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
RusrrsnSrmens.-T Oct. ~.

NlBLOS GARDfN-ta amiir.
WALLACES TUEAIER-Koseda.e or 'he Rife ball.
WINTER GARDRN-BAbes IN tie Wood-Russ.sn Admiral
My Noighbof. Ni-.
OLYMPIC fIEAIkK-Poc ca hon-te.-Hy Prcserver
BARNUMS MUSkIA-Mosing Wax f!ruIes, fytaon'
Giant Boy &c all hours the Nerveiou. Dhos' Ahfi'ts
Or The Waning OF death; and the DAet fsnionime o.
sad :. y. r. n
PARK .TiiEATER tBToosYnl-Ka'e Kearney-Tw0 bon
aEoRGE CURlsTYs MNsTRELs--5ss Brosdwsy-F,hi-
AIHAMBRA CIRCUS-Tqus.triAnism, 1e afternoon snd
evening 49,
IRVlEC IlALI.-Gottscls,s Concert.
CITY ASSEMBLY ROONS-C oncert Flir &c
THEATGE fRANCAiS-Bsisi.e de- Dane.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
CHRONIC CATArRn CURgD.
NEAD

NV lOrt NaIt3 y I'"'
This Is 10 certify. ths have suns srod from very severe
CuRONlC CATARRH, witt lul h,s,inr.s ne ,lo head !
ist my 4a,ol sorsd us accompanied by continual
Of tie tiosi the cgs stealing over me WIN occa
soul hot fushc,. great gtnes II the ehss AMI pam 20
nah 30 tha, every .aough & consumption i"'.
he-.d II he c'4ss performed by d. Won h'''"o''s
suited ha with NJ dte hope Of aonTo am no" h"lP,
to be enaO 10 add my testimonial to the great ""ni'c'
eady Ia ts Doet =. posse.,on e TO his 'eieHo '"" ''
ce.. aodo Il esient a. ne he. shown in ny esss that
kl and kuow ode weh have procured for him so great
reputation su 10 entirely restored to perfect hcaih that
do most oeerey recommend all sufferers irom 'ioN'
cATARR II and SORE THROAT to opply E, once to d.
von HI, 1nb.rg with a certainty OF being cnI'@
FREDERICK WEBER, No go fourthst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
SIGHT RESTORED.

June o. ls1t-Ay Ieaf daughter broug. ms to Dr. Voa
Eiscnberg almost S1d Ia both eyes sad not bsa. tho
pain tho light ain completely cure by DR.. Noa Lien
berg and called express my grstrh 20 the poc;'r Tor
hs ssiu AID nnrolsng attention. by wlls rocoyored ono
Of tn leo.. ieosa me- after sing deprived o. j, cr
four years Il p only due TO b. Vo .sbeg 10 state Tia.
have tiled soygri physicians in . be happy to sear
personal ,cstusuy Dr. Won Fs gs unTiyrd 'aceesste
any i4dy VI = stl, uian who vii oall
nUOn GnLON. No a fulton L. Broeiyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

| The PALMER Arm hED IRg.--B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Pa'cntee, hsorracc iponnd foor)
Y Also Philadelphia and Boston Only houses o fALAER
& Co Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor
UNION DEMOCRATS, Government Democrats,
ARMY democrats freclhbor Democrats and al other Deno
craft cscep the eG DAVIS and Seymour Democrats get their
PuoroaeiPhs taken at HOMES War Ctlhry, No SJ
Broadway.
GOLD PENs.-The best and the cheapest at
A. MoRToN's. No * Msden-lane, kew'fork.
For THE HAIR-BARRY'S JRICoPHBROUs.-
The best ard cheapest article. Sold by Oh Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Fall and Winter.
the t.,t nsir Dressing IN use.

Fall and Winter. ,,,
ready 0r-r my extensive >'oi OF an ahu " III
LOrH NJ. al sud uot surpassed a. 20 Assortment
sty- or Pho~ thi. City The Cusfon, Boy. aud Furnish
ing Department not eqalcd Money rctutuedu not pleased
r. Is. BALDWIN
Nos 20 aud IL bo~ery.
rhs as.e.l store in she CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
JAMES FUnLoNG. 80. SO ,dar

No. 10 AlrES ~. Snw NoES. Feb. .. 1903
have been completely deaf ia ind partially 50 n
IA Thor fof above seventeen y-rs with d,ssfecbc die
,.f-o from both conbiucd ~,h continual funitiins
uoi.. la tie bead or which have been t'a'eiby Hoi'
,lneui pa,,.one In tue city without the slightest relief
CONSULTED Df. Vou Ei.rnb'rs bui ms' einiidy that
lad no iaih la l hsu dill 90. lt Therefore iIe
10 Dr. yon Eiscnbefs ackug th entirely cured
aso tina, be di.ayr4 thai sil snd snowedsr which have
procured fof h uuiiac reputation A. have had
an opportunity OF conn ang h mode Of tfcaimrn, with that
Of oiler. can truly state that 1t l. not only superior bat
the pnepss which dfcc, h,. mode of restoring the hearing
are IN ny opinion, certain. JOHN TAiLoh'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Mrs. Helea COrwia Rishcris
1iio rlI NEW Story.
EvE'

Or, III
,,,. THE SECRET TERROR.
WI" W commenced In the next number ofths
NETWORK WEEKLY
not going too far say that II throws al the fore
~ GIFTED outhor entirely In the shsde Those ws
have read Carrie Emerson Widev "Ths Wolf Of visnob
The Curse Of Everesh" and Who Killed Antony Lyer
will hardly be prepared 70 credit this a.so, h We
them 1t Is literally 20.
THE SECRET TERROR
Is the erestest Of all M Fishers sories sus f.r and frs
more feel justified in saying that It is one Of the sre.s
stories Of uodern times and friends will agree with ~
when they have read 1t.
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prse III eD having been made sy OF volumnous lave
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Sent FIRE BY Mail on receipt OF price.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ.
HAslrN. Ju'y %. 1861

HseLrN. Ju'y %. 1861
have been ie,f for over twenty-five years. snd Dr. W.
Ficnbcr. hss operated bOh my whon, ihe dfh'-
pain lid NJ; believe such thing couii BE- done no"
ls well ,ad feel ny head clear which did not ior 'h' '''
r,n,y y,,-. Tie dc,eri, ,ud .s with which The or-r'
ton so. performed eyner- il- highest practical ability
hear notfv ri.uos over month since the op,r ,,ioc
sni continue TO feel d, We. afessr
WflLiAM LlpDLE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
NV Ynnx. Inlv -. 1907.

Til. certhes that iay mother has been ior some time
afflicted with partial laiess suffering from pain and
bling noises head together with other ndsiiss OF
total hearing DR.. Eon E.cnbers removed sn her
ears grca, quantity Il together with coagulsted blood
relieving her aud all withou, pain WITH
grateful llanAs tlai siyc ih. testimony TO biz @il
cARKOID j. POSr, Va. 20 South-h.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Union Meetings.

Union Meetings.
The Union State Committee has made the
following appointments Of meetings:
TUESDAY Oc.7
BAll.ros SPA hsef: hsS RffH iosffR 10 coaS o. INV
tHon CHANDLER Of NH.
nku.". ho gey ~; wIsdY 4 Us seruoon
M.IosS~fion HENRy WILSON q Ms'' evening.
EGn1ssnHSST EGsn.1sssInHoS u T fiaS fNck Of S doaa iSn
[''.. n., r. ASlIE! {sIIE T IsHSsSiaAM5 Hsia e Ohio
ossss.sgaeTf%o R2E lE J. HfhF
lGOv. riKKRkFCaT q Va. n,
B.oorrrs HON hon iGfi I2Wi, y Inner tutd 'fa.ss %
EI-Oov. u. o. NoBLt No.
osO'DAoA 'AIIr,1fiigSnF 2r,of igFGEmha shhA o. ''""
PoRr BrKos- Hon G & WOoDMAN Of Boston.
prro'r-ii'n; =, = g. Co VI fnlAsnaiLLo Of WI.
LocErOHr pI fRAN1 iAYhoEy q silTj rG19 ofKv
oRtisE ,Ts TLnt ws df Baltimore.
osr,O. DsrOr iios. TO- = WI "a - HOWARD Of Mich
Ma,.s,r7Ii,s, y.ar,,rssy-7IsS + !. a.1NH&D 4; SSHM3SD
mtDpIsTows-Dr JANIS q JACKSON
os,solf1 C1rs sif'sS1L. = 1LAMsfRT Sis!iRi. ~ '-'
p~.,,s 5col; !. MONTGOMERY Of V'h'bSrs
~ sons.yia.n -. jadSe GaSsF FGasFh $ Of Florida
GsaHaxyIlLg-Coi. THOs VI. HITE Of Ky.
KIsosroa-ocn. BUSTED
BEAsYrowS-CoL o. 7; BEARD.
i.sy..snsvuLyDPATRICK CORBETr Of syrseuse
DusxrnK-Oen GtIGkR q OhIo
-, IMsj0r JAS. d. POTTER
HYDE PARg-Iion. CALEB LYON:
kEwBuKoa-wM Ii. BCKLEIoH.
WEDNESDAY. Oct 20.
(IIon. H. CHANDLER Of Mich
GREEss- lion. JAS. a. BRIGGS OF Ohio
Moonn, ayHRY 4 YfHo WsoS q INA Mas: evening evening"
GLovrEsvmLK-Co T. H. Glgb5 SfTTax 81 Le9a otrod
PENN Hon ioapyhfLhE n hgLEY i?feGS u ONO ''
A
HUDSON Hon. JOHN liOGt3OOM
Cas1os-Iion. JOHN r. HALE OF y. H.
Hs.p,1rAp-iion LEWIS BARKER Of Maine.
Hon LORENZO SHERWOOD Of Texa"
KosLrs-t0KO WM CURTIS.
FospA-E1 Gov II. 5. LANE d nd
or,r,r.lrs- Hon Hon. Z I. !. + H3iIhR H2IL Of Conn
kLSh'''htcl Co. n. s. MATHEWS Of Baltimore.
CORTLAND GEO. L. MAYNARD.
Forr PLAes-Oov PiERkEPONI o. va
fSrnosIA--Ex T. Gov. RANDALL OF VIE u
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BALpwIssviILy-Hon WIN a; ~" hhD '" 'A'
CoNsTAsLxviLLs-F.s LAMBERT;
DuHxiRK-Gsn OEIGER OHIO
hoHaSoAn {FRANK ". SHEPARD Of ~ I.
TIss Cr1r-coL o: q: BEARp:,,,
Youxrxs- Hon z NJ DE PEN;
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D:r1Sy,LIss-kfS,' D4so.s.x z b Il ny lsEs. PIN
::F.s:: :F.;:Io:s ia:s,Ia Ssj1lbt ,a BtsfRrp evening.
uo,,rv M.lorlAMEs D. POTTER.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER y. 1885
, state NOsninatlOas.

uo,oo State N0minatIoas.
FOR sEcRnTARY or STATE,
CIIAUNCEY M. DEPEW.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORNEYGENERAL.
JOHN COCHRANE.
FOR STATE TREASURER
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER.
FOR STATE ENGINEER.
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
BENJAMIN T.. BRUCE.
FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS.
JAMES X. BATES.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS,
HENRY II. SELDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
No. 70 TRINITY BUILDINGS
New.Yofk. Sept. 49, 1868.
Union Nomination for senator,
xxId Ward,
CORNELIUS A. RUNKLE.
Unanimous Nomination Of the UNION ASSEMBLY
OF the llth Assembly District (xVlihWsfd)
For Member of Assembly,
THOMAS STEVENSON.
Rosr A. DIxxIcK, sec'y. JOHN Ii. FORMAN, Cbn-
Union Nor,inn ZION for Arscuabiy.
SENENfH DISTRICT,
From 4h and christophersts TO itist between Eroae
way and North River
ERksTUs C. BENEDICT
Tic Fasr.ers' Club of tie American Ins'ifutc
will rooms. the Cooper mon .'uie ns, IHlo
Oct q, at y o'clock 4. The meeting oi this
Club open TO the pubic. - - -
JOHN ". CHAMBERS, Scc'y.
sons OF Temperance.-The Annual Session OF tie
GRAND DIVISION or EASTERN NEW-fORh, Sons of
Tempcrlnc. will comfncnc. on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON Oct 23 az O'Clock in the hl Of Harmony Division
No i Bowery Representatives requested to BE- pune
oai in uitr attendance. by orde.,
JOHN DAVIES Grand S,ribe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

The Union League.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
THE NEW WEEKLY.
kumbr four ready ani FOR ,ale by all hcwsdeasr'
THE UNION LEAGUE
IA. large class weekly espes. devoted It's name i'm
Pile ., to the
CAUSE or TIE UNION.
,uS he suppt Of the Government thereof and should be
.,,ogia sni reed by
EVERY LOVER OF THH UNION.
Price = cent. per copy
p~sle, spppled by SINCLAIR TousEY No i!i Nassau.
u, zen: la he Publishef
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

CATAHHh CURED
HEg loax Aug. D. i},'.
have been .asens .or he ., s.rs y,ais ron. ''eI-
C,.,.h. ,lh ..i..n.il da.ae. ~ Do, bod ','De-'
,,,a.. y -ar.. ve.ht over my r,-- .h wer' weak.
as.rry .I very painful My ro.'L. we.r ooninuly OBJ
rsr,,3 vl. p,uiir- ai hir- l,i fr4or'r 'r'"ii"s
.~rr. fry voice s,a-faiy e'a ~' .ni ii oae''
-fh ian,. u my tie,' together Viii .a.on"s' ind a
,. r,r, d. Won Fi.~er- be-. errs4 e of on tnr.c 81 .
.,...i~ .aaerns Iuos ...i ncs b. lhr 're',Hr' OF
d. oil. b. g.. .ac,...fl {, r rpos-
.,,e &, o,.5lst- 'o bench, h,,e 'e,sd h' h'rd' !
.e.-i.y recommend a-y ,aarnnr i-" ay-'' 60 r'e'
,-n ,r, nnlcr Dr Non Eeub~s. with ee'''n'y
sfn. ,p,,4Iy cured. si,e h. ,h ps'ad' '"d i'''-
,,e Ieanno, fof,rsr gain yn- .lli 10Y ,oi. which Wa
hs.. CO. ,rd Thick Wien applied 70 d. 'e' nbrfs j. 'o"
.ess and good. isdeel : fcr' sbanJiaiy sl'.'ieL
JAMES LITTLE, SO. "a 1ih 49, Soy ioFs-
SSw-YonK. September 3.
have b,sn .ae,ras yes. ps ison, severe oaisrrh
with srci, hosvi-.. my eyes With severe depression
ra, unc..ncs and psn Ia my head peat difficulty " breath
iss .nd continual accumulation .n iy no, which gave
gcsilcss Nights TOT scf'iAi y'sta i"''' '"'''''
py.eisn, b. pronouroeJ t. be e0n.umP.ye What
suffered fos 90 long time !. ndcsisb.e. Ny system was
sutfry d.arfansrd aud greatly ds5ucd no, only fe1'
veal bad cloud continually before eyes, and my
ears wefs 90 aa,icd that threatened with total lo OF
l.srins say hins va, guided by Providence to
.r 10 d. Won Fscnbcrs who nj; only cured NE Of my
Cs,anh by removing aston us quantity q diasTeeabe
natter rom wy bead bu, be- restored me to Pc''ee, health
ll-,.ns isvc not enjoyed iog many yrlr Now ENJOY
good night. and punne my bu.e.' with comfort
nu., seknoeIrr h, d. Won Kenbsg mid md scientific
cssnt of Cailuh ie..,cs the hisr.' connenda'ion a.
tie principle which direct. system Of caring cl,afh il
such % frudrg success. certain.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
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