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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

IANIEEs n ALABAMA Tie Columbus
(Miss.) Repu5h5 Of tie l4th inst, says eve
learn BY Mr. John P. Norwood, who left Tus-
cunbia last week, That the Yankees had taken
possession Of that place, and that a force, sup
posed to number from fifteen to eighteen hun
dred cavalry, were at Russelyille, eighteen miles
south. There was a.soa gunboai at Tuscum-
bis, 6ut what force was in possession, N could
not lesrR. Those that could, left at the first
indmaHon Of danger, and it was impossible to
get at the facts more than that the Yankees were
there" This corresponds with information we
have previously published from the Winchester
lIannl BaAa.a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

he lleb 0LIlb elnHl-scQ WIKI EQMo OF E45
parties who participated in this expedition.
There we're buE few men seen = H5ps6ad on
the occasion. Those who were there were sui
len and indignant The women. Ga leaning
that their h0nss were 10 DO burned, tbeir hearshs
made desolate, and the place clustering With an
the thousand clustering reeoIectioBs Of home,
generally burst into tears and in guas, some
mes too deep for expression aideiI removing
their furniture and provisions.
In two cases only did those whom vs. cor
Yersed with see say departure finn this course
Of conduct. One was q case Of 2 EomHl who
! sounily ratsd these who told hsT what bad % be
done, and declared that she would not move a
/ peg, noT no enc else until her Old man csna
home, and that would not be fur a day OF two.
She found the matter WAS too ssd5as 20 be
Iifed with, however, and in the end gladly &c
capted The assistance Of fhe marines, which was
kindly rendered her, to clszr her house. An
other woman, e very pretty y0aug WIDOW 70.
/ ceived the intelligence ~lauEangly, accepted the
preferred assistance Of the men 10 Iam1ve her
furniture readily, and furnished sba cfies--
whose bland courtesy she appeared 20 consider
very eons0ling-With th3 matches - which her
lone was set hra to.
The frst place fred was lhs ralroad depot.
the second was tb5 church, then followed the
private residences. Ihotw0 companies 0s s0-
4All1r NN4 Aa- lAaAA--H AaAa VIC h.4AAaaar sNaa
were taken 07a1 very readily ah1T3al th=r sg-
s~istancs, where Mere were 70 men, IN removing
the goods. Tho orders eboal piunder were
stricti not 8 pin ora tobacco pipe was ore Of tie
men engaged allowed 70 carry Of. The WsF
was one Of rePrisal, not Of ~piuudsr.
The I'LL Boy steamboat lay by iha shore 60
bring over TO this city such lOYal persons IS
preferred to come Bat fow a7slsd Themselves
Of the 8aer, Tney preferred ID stsy and take
care Of their goods. PeEss were plaosd bY .He
military around the whole viilsge during the
tima tna work Of destruction proceeded.
One place was visited with extreme severity
it was the residence Of two b@I0ther8, g~Usrillas,
named Hills. Two shells were sen through Che
place e couple Of days ego, and ca .his occasion
it was burned to the ground. An Old man lay
sick in the house, at the point OF death. is
was put on The Bill Boy to bring 30 this side,
though il was doubtful whether he would sur
yive the transit
While proceeding with the work a gang Of six
men we've seen riding and rapidly walking along
the neighborhood TO make good tbeir escape. a
shell or two vas ssnt in thsF dIeeion, and they
were seen no more.
The village st sunset vas 2 heap Of smoking
rains here aad there 8 column Of aame stal
fingered IN It's work Of devastation. bus qaneT
ally only blacksned ehimnies and smoking ruins
told where tie work Of devastation was per
formed. Poor H0pefeid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

HAVING beer CA maasssmert 81 tas
EAf rf ia erss es Pie G1relraz D th- 3rAes Of
ams Georiaa aad Ien 2 clca zagmg
c5auaa Ulla Isol uls RS. Oh AlU STATES Hl rap7r1
tacmt to me. so fa- asy m7re aaM ems I'M 70 he.
TENS aad se8H IS 1rlc8 Nhlc1 are es.s6E aaed and an,
lorss thelr l15dnenl
wa RICHARDSON HUNT.
mh5lm Aaior, &c, on Ordnance Duty,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07
From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Mach SIT has bseA definitely a-scertaiaed
that the enemy's frsn clads have left the Ogsenee.
Cargo OF the jacob Rel.
RICHMOND, March 6,-Tse Jacob Ben Aad a cargo Of
twenty-five thousand packages Of tea, twenty-five hun
dred rolls Of mstting, five thousand bszes IRE crackers
four huadred boxes fans, eight Thousand mats and tive
hundred and len boxes Of eamphor. The whole csrgo
was valued at over q million Of dollars. The Florida
burned the vessel, and transcend the passengers and
crew to a Danish vessel which carried them to ST.
1rborsg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

OFFICERS ReslGSED-The owensboro (Ky.)
Monitor says that Colonel Shanks and most OF
the officers of the sth Kentucky cavalry have
resigned their commissions in the service. No
cause IS known beyond tie general one Of dis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

BUREAU, 3
AcHaoFD, Jan ary 1563

EFAJ. -. EICEAEDt Or HUNr
AVA Os AfHgey
01lar re- isT recently Fased ~ Couers rem1-
ION ot ca-fau rEf-euS Eou-u Hv sHviee.H Won Win
see th1t ! am encoTersd @ llao1zs a. Olsrsrc8
aser 20 s u7c-auU aid en-
p.ogees ss-Ao q wcA perols Is are or
10 tafnlaa s 2 orll-ues ald exon nee stores a7d
o9ef mlalt9as q WT aar1ea md AMY sup
plies These men n19s al o. enrolled and saen &C.
tai5s, ss pf1Vidrd iii o--ua g. General 1e5rr III. -
Yen ae esiguated a. tie Ori1ancs oEoer 20 act.
a. er tas law for 81 eonrzltrs wisan your ia7isais-
ioh GCRGAS,
Colonel and Chief Of o dance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

q We regret to have to announce, says the
Houston (Te1as) Telegraph, that cur friend
Captain Schneiier has lost one'of his eyes and
may lose tho other. Capt. S. was second in
command Of the 6~l-pounder rife gun on the
Bayou Ciy in The battle Of Galveston, snd be-
haved with great galanTy. he was wounded
At the explosion Of the gun, fem the effects of
which be IS sdu suffering, and must 60 MANNED
forAie. He has the cordial sympathies Of a nu-
nervous circle Of friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

~ A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, says:
Democratic meetings are being held al over The
State, just as if We were IN The midst Of a POI
ltical% campaign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

~ The Shslbyvlle Banpsr Of the list re-
ports Rosecsanz SICK al bis house ia Cincinnati,
and GeneralT i. Cnttenden in command Of the
Cumberland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07
TOv Latest Dispatches.]
GEN. VAN DORN,s VICTORY
OFFICIAL BEPORT.

patch Aas been received Of Gen. Van Dorn'siate engage
ment. The fight took place at Thonpsons station AID
not at Franklin, the enemy making the attack;
TULLAHoMA, March 6-To Col Il. S. Ewel: The
enemy attacked Van Dom yesterday at Thompson
station, between Columbia snd Franklin. He droye
then back handsomely and captured i've regiments Of
infantry goo officers and men. Our loss is not yet re-
ported.
[sssnedl BRAXToN BRAGG.
Additional Particulars.
NOBLE, March ia special 20 the Advertiser and
Register, dated spring HiI, March 5A, via sheibyvile
9th, says Van Dora achieved e complete victory over
tho enemy to-day. between this point and Fran5an.
The fight continued four hour. and resulted in driving
the enemy from a strong position, killing one hundred,
woundng four hundred, and c~spturing Ave regiment
two from Indiana, one from from Ohio, one from Wis
cousin, and one from Michigan. Numbering t'saty-aso
hundred.
The enemy escaped with one battery and th1ee rest-
msnts Of cavalry, with the remainder Of his force, TO
Franklin. One hundred and twenty-five wounded and
thirty killed covers our loss.
Col. Ear, Sd Arkansas, was killed while calamity
leadisg his men into action, and Capt Watson Of Gen.
Armstrong's staff, while leading a charge. Liout Sui
Hyan, OF Van DOrn's siaf5 had two horses slot Vnder
him while leading a charge.
The success is due, in g great measure, to General
Forrest, who, coming mp ia the enemy's real, compelled
their surrender.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

IA correspondent Of the Boston Transcript
states that an American gentleman, resident in
Paris, having received copy of Gen. Botler's.
farewell address to the people Of New Orleans,
Translated It and carried i TO the editors Of the
S'sas Hr publication. They expressed great
pleasure ct receiving #, and promised chat It
should appear in The next days paper Bat the
next morning they notified this gentleman that
they had received an ohieial intmseon not to
publish anything favorable TO Gen. Butler.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

EFaWED-Aha Hst asseagI end Mal.
rs rom Jackson 70 6reasda, since TIE injury
70 tie road eaused by1hs ltte aoo5, passed over
tie road yesterday. The trip was made safely
AMI nearly upon time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

~ The steamer Mars which was captured
by the Confederases s. Helena in 1861, and
rstaken by the Fedarals Is Island 10, mas been
returned 3 eapten JameB Good by Che Lincoln
g~2sernment Hsi is also % receive g reasonable
compensation fe ho aHe shs was ia lie public
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

FEDERAL FASDALIsM-h viii Be seen by
tae account Of the distinction Of Hopsfsid,
Arkangas, a. given bJ the Memphis BaLetia,
the hrst pace hred was the railroad depot, The
sse0nd he asaroh 81 10 comment is necessary
70 srouss the i~adignaHea Of the Christian com
manity against lie vaa3ais who we're in such
hos haste to cemmt the sacriigious deed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

H T & stated, on the authority Of the Boston
papers, that General sbeacs viii resign his place
in Congress, be bsing unwilling to leave the
amy while the war remains or hand. This viii
leave q vsesney in Dir. Yalandigham's district,
ana Il is expected that gentleman will make
s1ofher canvass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

The Religious Heold recalls to mind eleHer
frou General WASHINGTON to JoHE LAURHSs.
I'll south Carolina, vntsen in July, 1852, in
which be says:
ME spirit of freedom, which, at he COM
meme ment of tbe contest would gladly haYe
aaaifced Everything 10 The attainment Of is
obiss has long since eubsided, and every sell
i6 passion has taken lis place. i is NOS toe
public bot privete interest which influences the
generality Of mankind nor can the Americans
any longer boast snexespton.
How S is with the Seuih aow Is not our
present condition too correctly described in She
above Have not many Of US suffered our early
zeal fJr the general cause 90 lac or be ovszshad-
owed by selfshnessl And is not most Il not
all, Of the disgracef0l spirit Of speculation now
e1tant, the result most exclusively Of that
selfish passion" condemned We cannot but
think SO, for we cannot sec any good cause why
the most common articles Of home production
Of which we are producing as extensively as
ever, should command prices advanced several
hundred per cent above those Of former years.
Let The words of WASHINGTON be reflected
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

And this is our Yankee champion, Che fear
less upright sad consistent Gushing! -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

The Twentieth Annual Report and Directory
Of the ASSOC lATlDS FOR lM, kDt no ifi ''Nnl-
ton OF THE POOR being ady subcfibcfs vi se
apped - cary pfac'icabe u their arice ~ nnai
sey by ca ing % the Office No - Bible ousc Asior pace
NE foovin- o rs 4 te Assocft.n md Members OF me
Ward committee authorized o. receive subscriptions.
via =. ,.,.v
JAMES BROWN President No - Valet
JAMES BuOKMAS wee Pee, ~ " lsting'on = ihfe'
JaNFS IONON Nre-rfrsdenf, No 81 3ih Az
UOEATlO ALLEN Vice. Ifcslieut. p { iniuu pace.
4 X WTTNJNF. Vie Presiirn'. No. ~ N"ey -
JOHN {. GRfEN. Vice lr~.ileii 10 y south -
J. b. MlSIU Rs. Trea.rf0s. N1 I'd NoltA g.
Wards . -
I-Wliau Eor-lrda. ~ ~ CcdaT -.
Il-Georsr ". Abe n. ~ " Asi
IlI-llenrv = Tefbc.i Nc. - " ora ~
K-Nnhl5n 4. Hewitt. Nn. ~ Madisonsf
Va. X. Nciulofe, No. ID esey a.
NI-,.rL.u Cunot,T N.. 40 Leonard -
VIf-Maiihow BlTi, NJ. 8 Na.s-u 81
VIIl-JosepL u. Collas. no 80 Vale
IN-Danlc. French. ~. th.flcs- =.
NJ A f-lt.r 30. tfl hf,ou.t g.
yI--Iau.as fii''c ~ li5 7th o.
NII-K : Brns,ftD.l Gomez 81 ~ and 1890 =.
XlII-I.ey~. ChiricaisT No 2Ii tssi hroaf"ay
SH-Davi Terry. No 10 Malocffy 4
XV-rhomas Denny No. ~ ~ 81 t. $500
XVf-Jamcs o. Pond D.. 30 J'. Wet ga 81
XIlI-s. e.. Lyuts 80. & ~ Mnik rsce.
SITII-t " trifs. ~ '8- Brlai@uy
KIN l.. Smith No. - t.H .th t.
XX-I.ns. Dcms-e.i 40. ~ Nsf~r =
XXI-Nr u n. bins. -. ID. No % Lexington Az.
XXIl-f - Lyon. No % Val -
II. 81 HARTLEY, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

AND THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE EYE. EAR,

Deafness.
CATARRH,
AND THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE EYE. EAR,
AND THROAT,
DR. ROWE
can be consulted on the above diseases at hs residence No ~
Concord st., Brooklyn
Hours from 10 a m. to 1 p. m. and to pm.
HRooKLrS. Nov. ~, 1863.
We the undersigned feeling u we being and have been
greatly benefited BY Dr. Row.. by his treatment for Csarrh
and believing it be the moot practicable Method Of trea
inen onInend those similarly afflicted to avail themselves
Of IL
Abrm ~ Kirby, Secretary Moniauk Fire Insurance Co.
No. ~ Clinton ST.. Brooklyn
Daniel Van VOORHEES,, Rycrsonst, near Glessv' Brook
Ign.
John @. Worries No. 1872 Adephs,., Brooklyn
John Granger, No. li3 Adephst, brooklyn
Charlie. y. Obey, No. 12l Adams a.. Brooklyn
Bcnruin Moore Clermontav 9Th house north OF Fulton
av., brooklyn
Henry Rankin No. 23 South 4hst, corner io'h',. VIII
hamsburgh, J.. d.
Beside these other references b. had application TO
Dr. Rowes Office, No a. Conoordst., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
CURE OF DEAFNESS.

From Caleb Slusrr EGG. ~ trenton. v y 49,
TnrNToS y D. Are. - 1880
Th. ia 90 certify tina, my daughter having been afflicted 'or
el.t. ,.rs - D. l-4in.. s.d 44.l..ie'. ifnu both caro-
rsl.-d nom s-.fe rrr when two Yen 3D. placed Der
.r tie rsrr of Dr. Rove Nos Ae hcarug il ffstofcd shr
s quito distinctly and the t'eaarg's ron both cas. r.
rnfiroiv lrprd FROM ny intercourse win d. Rose ie"
justified n recommending In gen'ieisu we ,erse4 in
~, +. -. 81 f-.. s.. +, biol .f.r ftLtG ,ASllK
n f..rrf. A. . rllri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
CATARRII CURED.

From Mr. Thomas :. Day, Of brooklyn
No. 2lJ rEAgL ST. BRooKLrs, n r.,
sept. ~. 1903.
For the benefit Of those similarly afflicted make The follow
Ing statement Fr ten years my dau Inter scted with
Caiauh which gradually until u had 80 impaired
her health thai felt convinced she must die Tie dchrse
rom the head and throat nccssut frequently accompa-
nj d by blood Ater having tried every aud everything
in vain a. last r.lr called Dr. Rowe under whose care
she s. been entirely cured aud restored the enjoyment OF
excellent health IhOhAS > DAf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
Mass Assen,blage Of the Citizens.
GRAND WAR MEETING.

public meeting OF citizens will be held at the COOPER
INSTITUTE on THURSDAY EVENING, the I'd of Decem
Der at y ocock respond to the call Of the President for
ADDITIONAL VOLUNTEERS, and to express the scni
of the people in regard the glorious victories recently
achieved by the Amerc an forces under Gen. Grant
At period since the Of the Rebellion have
the people Of this city had greater for congra,uaon
the progress of the cogent to justify
public declaration Of their determination sustain tho Union
cause. The volunteer army which has such undyng
honor must be strengthened and gallant volunteers in the
field encouraged by promp, and decided response to
the call Of the President
The meeting viii comprise friends Of the Union Of al classes
and of all parties and will be addressed by many Of the most
popular OF the country among whom may be named
Judge KELLEY of Philadelphia.
Gen SlCKLES.
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. EvARTS.
Hon. CHAS. T. DAILY,
Rev. Dr.. HITCHCOCK.
Hon GILBERT DEAN,
Rev. WIN. II. BOOLE,
Gen FRANZ slGEL,
Rev. Il. IL. CHAPLIN.
display of 6rewo.i. in honor Of Gen Grant, and in
plment army OF volunteers will be exhibited on the
avenue south Of Cooper Institute
1t is expected that Maor-Gen. Dix will preside and no
efforts will be spared render this mass assembage OF the
people Of Newly ork denomination worthy OF the Union
cause.
GEORGE OPDYKF JOSIAH SUTHERLAND
CHARLES H. MARSHALL. ORlSON BLUNE
BENZ f. MiNiERRE, ALEX. T. STEWART,
HENRY HILTON, WALDO HUTCHlSS'
ELLIOT C. COWDIN JOHN STEPHENSON.
H. A WlrTHAUS, THOMAS G. ACTON,
STEPHEN HYATT, WILLIAM +. pODOE,
MOSAS TAYLOR JAMES r. BRADY,
PETER COOPER MINTE TOMPKINs JH,
FRANK E. HOWE GEORGE BLISS. III,
ANDREW v STOUT. LEONARD w. JEROME,
CuAs T. DAILY FRANCIS l. A. BOOLE,
PROSPER VI. WETMORE, A. D. EATON, U. "A.
CHAs O. CORNELL WIN SELlGMAN.
JOHN D. OTTIWELL, MATTHEW r. BRENNAN,
ISAAC BELL WM. LAlMBEER Ja.,
John JACOB Aston yR MORRIS kETCHUM,
FLIJAUF PtIRDY WILLIAM NJ TWEED.
HENRY BEENY. EDWARD S JAfFRAf,
TuOMASC FIELDS JAMES T.. NICHOLSON
HENRY CLFwS. WILLIAM CURTIS NOifs
JAMES WADSWORTH, JOHN CLANCY
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT GEo. w. MCLEAN
JOSIAH CAKES. fETER Il. sWttNEf'
w w CLARKE WILLIAM HAYS. u. s. A.
NJ W. COOPER, CIAs. GOULD.
HENRY NJ. TABEB, CtfHAS hRAlNERD'
SAMUEL sloan PENJ. X WINTHROP.
GEO. =. PUTNAM ROBERT H. moCURDY.
JOHN A. STEPHENS yR WILLIAM ORION,
WILLIAM BLOpGFTT. JOHN I. HOFFMAN.
HARVEY H. WOODS. SPENCER KIRBY
WILLIAM 4 DARLING GUSTAVUS a. CONOVER,
DAVID DOws. s. WOODFORD, L. 5. A.,
= Z MORGAN joins O'BRiEN,
GILBERT DEAN JOHN II. MACY,
Committee Of ArrYnremsn,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

from Edwin " Hamifrh; II Noun, Holy, y. J
MoCST lioLLI. =. J.. Jan % lih3
Dir Rowy.-nc,r Sir: ana happy 20 Inform yoa that my
daugaief. eyes quite straight, though very bady cfod
fom inf4ncy before YOU operated On item u has mad ne
greatest improvement posshe not only n her hps & but
IN her sight Neard ireud are much ples.'d WITH he
benefit she hs. derived end the ctfus y hs Place ae mi
vef..l in thor praisc Of IT, IDNlA w. HAHbhlOHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
OPERATIONS FOR CROSS EYES.

From Nr John Ennis.
", "a CoNCoRD IT. EROOkLyS Nov. p, 1868.
Dr. ROWE ha. operated successfully my daughter Tor
cros..eye The eve from hcus very badly cTnsd no"
quite straight Before the ber eyes wrre weak now
, hey are strong aud her sishl improved JOHN L'NlS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
Business Notices.

Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
rrvss-Mrs wISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is the prescrip
alan Of one Of the best female physicians and in the
United States and has been used for thirty years with
falling safety and by millions Of mothers aud children
+o, the feeble infant of one week old the adult,
II corrcc.s scidy to the stomach
Relieves wind collie,
Regulates the bowels,
And gives rest health and comfort to mother and cidd rs
cents bot,le.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS are now sold at the
name prices before the of the war; this is
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements in
chnery hs present large Retail Business and Advance
system o until he commenced Advertising his business
done on Credit and strictly trih the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold at old prices
the makers Of all other gold pens ohagehe Premium the
God Government Tax &C. but Morton has in changed
bis prizes Wholesale or Retail.
fthe numbers by mail all parts Of the world
during the past few years in sthousand has failed to
reach ia destination in sae,y showing that the Morton Gold
Pen DO obtained by any every pat Of the world
the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted your hand aud style of writing
which will do your writing vastly che than Steel Pens and
Of the present almost universal High Pressure Price Of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
TO IL labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World II you want see the Fen IL
Mightet than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

To under. sed sioctho'iei. n a.. New iof. Central
Rsrosi feeling dccrly Interest, m reform u 'he manage
men, of.-d Rasd ~ ~ recon mend oil holders - stock
VINO cannot boz .n.evc. rfr.~u, - the ensnius election ~
90 rcri Their rrore' 90 Ihom,. \" oooii Albany
John p william. ,nd Gcorse D. 1dman q New foft Or
,.ih,r ofta,m to b, voted a7,n by them O, that election
Al some t.ae pf,viol. tat day eetns VII be- called
ofaihe lh,drf, who ay ,a, Send thorn ih'r proxies
Gr te nor.I.n %. Do.si 81 Directors, ~ whom ihef
vo.sa ~iI bc rsst.
Tho underspsd r,sp,-'fy ar--.' u-i The in'rF'f' n
.a,lhsilrr wi b. t.',r .,raf.i By tas rlarins ih'f
rfors in The hsnd, - asne,'ei nd We sno~u ren'
ue sseh a. tho.e - sb'r than BY 'lhmHinE ih'h
O. 10 rrerr f'fs of e h0tf. 90 bo afr IN '- rs iu'f
own reelection tirnsd
.sPoffuKDA TILEsToS. OT0RGR BARCLAY.
ELISHA M0Os. JOiis q. Josfs.
joins DAVID WOLFE. JOIN r. MOORE.
It..f vlIIT LEONARD ". JEROME
JD EPH BATfELL. Pm hRfsON
81. uELhSO TO- WESLEY.
A. BRYSOS T.. 5. y. ROBERT Is. CANfbkLL
st II. f. WHITE CHks &. LACkUs.
h. 4. Johnson co, JANL' '" C'hb.
CLINTON l.. MERRIAM lof J. q, HAMILTON
Merriam. [. Bell, JOSIAH RICHARDS.
WM TlLpES. RUSSELL sAGf,
Nm 81 BURR AuI othrrL
Ioaa OF FHorrIaR
ILicryOS o. piErfrons
sh DntESBEh 4.H..
Tin hEW-f'kh tLNihAL fNlh'N' ''"F MI
Tic underlined s,a-tLodsr IN TIE NJ" fohk
CTNIHtL RAILROAD COMFAHl." hereby appoint
.nouAa " UIcorr ions p. WiiLi,Ss and Gao ,. TALL
vAA. orcf.er li 'ten
attorney all if.ry ior I'D IN nimo to vote ioi
Director of. ai Camr,Hy, snl 90 in'r-lor' Of Election
- te ,nnu,i o. .n for te I'D cf-rfs 9. be- hsd At ihr
eaee of e sa. Company n te cry q Albany o. he Gee
onI cinedr, re- december , ofsi whatever Other im-
and poe s.eA ..,ea.a ny b, h..i 'nd "f cad
ia r,me g. at suoi 'i' 0n snd IN a'y meeting Or
pfaee~Ja-. which nay then g.. place a'iuly a. eoai
o. II pes.ol, Ifr,et with fA Pl"rf 81 'lo' go" 'ni
I,.,cat.7n tto4 or ci.r Of ,i previous iioile'
o. hereby revoked
Ntl.s.rs.
r1.a.tri. correct frl rf PROXY fr rn.e wl' 'if'
, Oil. ., l.r tl. nrsf hon. Ilr srfaufr should he
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

DIR RowrSir: The operation performed By yea upon mo
for strabsnus or eyc with which was boin has re
suited h tie IN are satisfaction Of ny.c AID fricnd' beg
leave eit this the many temonAs You already possess
OF your sail in ,nis branch Of your protest. =. -
Yours very sfuy, u ID. NhAh'
Assistant Editor True American.