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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-28
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-28

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
DIED.

goARpMAH-In this city, on Tuesday night Nov. H. VIM.
The Tcasi,. viii be taken to Troy for ineGrnen where
tlo the funeral service viii be- lc.d.
CLENDENEN-On Wcdn,iday, Nov 49, Andrew Cenden.
TIE I.,ye, aIi friend Of the family AMI Of Robet b.
fled AID John Vs. and james Oaydon arc respectfully n.
vltcd to attend toe fneia Oh Friday the -0n INST ~ =
p H.. nom The !icsbyclan chuich corner oi OIaHu ana
Closby siTeeis.
DFNYsE On Tuesday Nov. H. Roy ompins tie youn'es,
tonof william g. and tAs late Louie - D'n5's Asedo
rfe .elsse and friends ofhe family respectfully invited
10 attend is fuersi Thufsay afternoon lyn int, nt
~ d., from the residence Of his father Tompsinssiiie'
FITzGFRID-on wednc,dey Nov. n 1863. Itvinia
Amanda Only child o Isr~s and b and ti'iis .fH@sef
old sred year. IDInontAs and u days . . -,
The mend oi family respectfully invited 70 attend tao
funeral 10 he Tesilnct 81 Ats iind! lh' J.. IL "i4.io
No. 90 Lldrlgc street. On f.idby at D. H.
uYAqg-On Tuesday Nov IL, Ms. ke1ia Hyat, wife Of
III. Plai, Hyatt, in IN I'd ycar oi h'r age. ,..,
Tho reayea and Trends ol TIE family ard NE mcnne. and
congregation oi the tiaAfcnge LiT' OLu,h a. 'D'.'
attend he ief, vess : I5,a'day, ain'1n 1
win be- taken to WosipOrt, Conn, oi 'niei"' OF iio'y
morning. . 90
uFRRITT-At, Greenwich Conn. Monday Nov lG,
MAJ lane VIE ofJos O. Mcr ond daughter Of the late
John r.ase esp. o. tiis city. am, &. i,
The d iend o the family respectfully invited
to attend the unofa seIei.cs om hei ''e 4''' n.1 o
Thrsdsy 18th INST, III =. ~. Train leaves wen!
seventh ieet Depot at - .n retaining leaves o'o'H
Nici srcct al J.H pm
ONEfLiOn N"dncsdsy, Nov IT, F.kaDelh N'e % i'''H)
O'AclJ aged 80 ycfs and mon I'. a., - . ,c.i. g.,
The 70 avts and friends o the family ne - l''iy IN
y,ed To attend the funeral her late re-id"rc 30 ~
HUDSON street, this (lhurdayl afternoon al " c" a. WI"
a., rtsr initiation Her remain. viii be taken TO bTonG-
vile iOr inermenI
p.PSONs-On Wcdnesday, Nov. l8. ~ Hudson, n. T.,
CathaIile wife Of Jdbez ranons. eged % yc'ss', 90
Furef on Frd TO wh~ u rcnds sIcihsied Hodu' ahd
Lyons y. y, papen please copy.
nrssELL-Ou Tuesday Nov IL Lucy Chlnning widow oi
the la,e William ". Russell formerly OF t''A city "a ihe
n year ,1e VI % st tie residence Of her SON. william c. Rus
,sM No. 257 We.t Twenty second 'ee' Oh i"dAy' 1'
O'Clock ,
TtfrnsfON-ht Philadelphia Second diy morning th,
etb inst Jane r., vile Of William H. lhu'o" !" 'o ''0
tiya, and friends Of the family are respectfully inve,
a. attend her funeral from her late fesdrn,. 40 - ~
E,1.,rb ,treet on Ft-day morning the I'h ihSt a'
O'clOck. =, =, -,
TRhIRs-On Tuesday, Nov. II, q, Carmel n H. 'a"
Wheeler wife OF David IrnifA; -, IL, n,.b.., r., d,
| The funeral viii Like plsce Ut Hoi'o H'''' '' WI
FIiday, hOV. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
From St, Thomas.

The Sanet Thomae Tidende Of Oct. 81 publishes
O declaration of prominent German firms of that
island Indignantly disclaiming any knowledge of a
letter, published with their names appended TO il,
and denouncing emancipation in ST. Thomas as an
entire failure.
The letter referred to had originally appeared in
the GlOJus geographical paper, published by Dr.
Andree in Hildburghausen one Of the very few
German publications which are advocating the
cause of the Shareholders Tie letter reiteTates the
usual charges against the freedmen Of the West
Indies that they refuse to work; that their moral
ity is much worse than while they slaves; that
love of children is not known among them, and it
draws from these charges the inference that such
race in the full enjoyment of liberty can never do
anything to keep a country in iourishing con-
Gition and in cultivation. 1.-THE stoppage of oil
cultivation and all progress, the desoaton of the
richest parts of Gods creation" it asserts, "arc
the positive consequences if this black obtains
the night to do as it pleases" The merchants,
whose names lad been appended 10 this document
unanimously declare that "their names have been
shamefully abused by placing them under print Of
such character
The letter, together with the comments upon it
bv the Glo6as, had been reproduced in The Demo-
crat of Philadelphia, and other German Democratic
papers Of this country, and translation Of it aP-
peared in The Philadelphia Age, from which it has
been extensively copied by our Democratic co'em-
poraries. The declaration Of the German mer-
chants of st. Thomas shows the author Of this
slanderous document 10 be forger Of signatures.
May we then not hope that The Democrat and Age
of Philadelphia, and other papers which have ad-
mtted this forgery, will also give room 70 the dis
claimer
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The Canndn kidnapping Case.

Canada papers arc rabidly excited by case
of alleged kidnapping, with which they have con-
f,ivcd TO connect the name of the L. S. Consul
General at Montreal Joshua X GiddlnGs' Di'cS'''
of their peculiar Canadian dress the facts Sccl u
be these.
w. J. Louis Relpa.h, said to be British sub
tect, but formerly resident of New-hor was ar
rested in Montreal by one Jones, Il de'ecuVe pro-
Tossing to be in the employ of the Newly ork pohee
Redpath was charged with arson and murder during
The riots in this city, and was brought here for trial
Once here. it seems to have been discovered that he
was not concerned in them at all, and after few
DAYS detention, he was set at liberty. 1t is alleged
that during his Imprisonment he was coerccd into
signing a certificate that he voluntarily accom-.
panied Jones to Newly ork-the certificate being
made the condition of his release Redpaths state
ment is the only evidence to that effect. He re.
turned to Montreal after a short stay in New-York
and has extensively ventilated his grievances
through the Montreal and other journals.
Mr. Giddingss connection with the case is suf-
fciently shown by his own statement lie has
thought it worth while, the Canadian excitement
becoming somewhat furious, TO address letter to
by Jones with request for letter to the Chief of
Police in New-York which should recommend the
payment of assistant TO be employed by Jones in
conveying his prisoner to New-Yoyk. Jones being
plausible and the case apparently free from sus-
picion, Mr. Gddings wrote the letter 1t was SUBJ
sequently exhibited-or Redpath says it was-to
him and to the Sheriff of Burlington, w. as Mr.
Giddingss warrant or Endorsement Of the arrest
which it in no sense was. Redpath on the strength
Of it has caused Mr.. Giddings to be arrested and
held to bail in the sum of $4,000 as an accompice
in tho kidnapping. With this proceeding the case
rests for the present. 1t is needless 10 remark that
there is nothing in the facts they appear in
the Montreal versions to justify any other inference
against Mr. Giddings than that he may have acted
Father hastily in q case about which he was imper-
fectly Informed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Rutersafumeufs-Tb rsday, Nov. 10.

EIBLO's GARDEN-RichaTd III.
WALLACK'S THEATkK-Rosecse o1 the Bihe Ban ,
WINTER OaRDEN-ksih.cen Mayourneen Three bar
red. ,, - q u
OiYMPIC TIIEATER-Dukes Motto; There Is 10 Such
Word As Fail. 49, g. c, n
BARNUMs MUsEuM-Moying Wax Fig1re.' Giant Boy
L.puiisn King; Opera Ghost Drama: "lsslc &c
PARK TiiEATFB lBrook klynl-Ihe VIE.
TROADWtY y AMPHlrHEAItk-E4ues 4ues;3lan / eiornances
VAN AMBURGHS MESAGERf-Dey aud "v"uins- 49,, ,
GTORGE CHRlSTY'S MINSTKELS--5t5 bIoadwty-Eihi
opisnisu -, pA,A,,,
ARTISTS PI'ND-62j Broaiwsy-Annna fIhio!,ion.
COUPIL'S-972 BrOaGwsY-MeIcys Dream.
UOPE CHApEL-MinoT Of tie UniVef'e.
CHURCH or TIE URIJANs-Conceli.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
MkBRI " ID.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wedue,d.y Nov. u a. TIE
fsi Baptist Church. by the Pastor Rev. Thos d. AnieI
con NJ. OynrOn Benedict Of this d'y to Miss sarah r.
Eobiufon daughter Of john Robinson, 81 Jesey CITY, "
KlSON-On Tuesday. Nov H. a. tie
Collins Hotel Orea, BsrTington. Mass. by the Hcy = -
HaInurl Jafue Franklin Mary L., daughter Of John
Morrison, all Of hewiofk.
sINCLAlRF-OAKEs-ln this city on Tue,iay Nov. l. by
the Row Ihomss iasnss henry J.. Sinclaire Of Hobo
ken ~ j. 10 Fannie A. yOlngost daughter oi tho iate Jo
siah OaLcs Of Boston.
VAN MATER-AYRES- Brooklyn Wednesday Nov
l8 by he Rev. VIM Reilly D. d.. 10 eph J. Van Mater u
Lllzs NJ dau dior u DlnI.l AyIea. eaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
11olitiral Noiiccs.

| Union General CoInmitfee.-A meeting Of the Rrecu.
tive Committee Of the Union General Committee Of the City
Committee No. 6J9 Broadway the 20h day Of Novcmber
G at "A O'Clock, D. The meeting important, and full
whf. W. NILES Chairman
Union Coryention.--The Delegates Of the In Alder
manic District Union Convention met At Godens Hall corner
Of Center and transnsts on Mcdne.day evring koysn.
ber 49, 1863 end unanimously ndorscd MORGAN JONES as
'''' >'''' NORRIS fEiTDsASI. Ivth Ward, Chairman.
| GYoRGE GRUSDY, Nlth Ward Secy.
At nn Adjourned Meeting of the VII District Judi
cia Convention, held ut huran's, no. go 2dst., on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, l8th inst, in pursuance Of
thc ca Of tho Democratic eral Committee 81 Tamnany
Ian. FREDERICK W. LOW va, noa.naeI ~ tie candi.
date Tor Civ, Justice of hc Nih District ana EDWARD J..
SAhpLhi as the oandd's oS % rses J@itec Of e s'h
JcsEPn a. Lyons. seer,tary.
Seventeenth Ward I mon ts-ocie'ion.- The rosn-
Jar monthly meeting the Aso on vii j. he'd ~ Lincoln
Nov. l9, ST :; O'Clock. JOHN LALOk, fIcsident
1nAs. II. GKovns sscr,,,ries
4 I. sTrfznAS, }
ne.bers Of ts Club and III other. de.ous ei aiding the
Election OF the Union Cy lnd WsId Nouinc Tqucslcd
EVENING Nov 2O at 10 so "a AZ bet" IN 'd ana J''h
st'., at the house of JOHN ZlMMEh r..,,.,,
FHEpErrcE WrIr, Secretary.
Twcu,y-Second Wnrd Orson DIuni Clnb.-A
regular meeting Of the above rb w be held on III hspAf
ENENiaG hoy - l.sJ at q Neoss a. .' .d i,rsi - II oon So
men who favor Nr BLUNrS election t. the hayoray. are
respectfully invited to attend iiy order ~ ,
JOHN ". STEVENS. President.
Isaac q. HusT. Secretary.
At Meeting Of the citizens of the ~ llih Wird he'd
Tuesday evening Nov. H. AZ Room No - Cooper lnsiie
for the purpose of ecctng reform In 4Municpul Govern
OF this city by supporting honest faithful and competent
Ill the Offices Of the respective wards. without I1apect
party lines potics 1t unanimously resolved 10 form
organization for the promotion of the above object
committee Of the following gentlemen, - ~ .
w H. FALKNER TiOS CARTER, w. TRUSLOW,
H. n BEERS a. X. MAYNARD. a. ". FRY,
BENZ. CLhPP. HIRAM MERRITT, r. ~ fEhlIs'
CIIAS TANNING, DR. i. X. VAN CLEEk,
appointed recommend officers for the or,anLaon, sni
20 7, port a q o clock THURSDAY EVENING, the lyth
inst II No - Cooper Institute TO which time and
place tho adjourned All citizens oi the ward rendy
to the above Oh c-ts aro invited 20 attend . 80,
CuAs. TANNING, Chairnan.
Y. A. FERRIS Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
MoRToY's GOLD PENS ore now sold at the

prices before the commencement Of the war; this
entirely owing to the Manufacturers improvements IN ms
chnery his presenarge Retail Business and Cash
Systems for until he commenced advertising his business
done on Credit and strictly vih The Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold AZ old prices,
as the MAKERS Of al oh gold pens chagctbe Premium the
Gold Government Tax &C.. but Morton has changed
his prices, Wholesale Retail.
Ofth great numbers sent by mail oil pats of the world
during the past few years. one in athouand has failed to
reach is destination in safety; showing that the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by any in every part of the world
at tie same price, postage only excepted.
Reader have udns always ready, and reliable
Gold Pen exactly odpcd to your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
at the present almost nivcr al Price Of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
to the labor spent upon and material usei than any other
Gold Pen in the World II you want one see tie 'Pen Ia
NJ shiier than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Observation-Disclosures.

10 Albany ty iue9" ~ 49, Snpagy.......... 5.22
r m n.' =. tss, n lCth A. ltinv. Ion ms.z5
no Boston bv Nsw.Londou NLe, Pier m r. H.
stouingtcn line Pier 49, n r. aa,i,1, and ta, h'sf m
10 bos'on, Dy Ne" maven nj III II and p.
.s stS,e ~ Line III end . D. m sunday p
To Bufs.o by Erie RR, foot Of ChAnDeIs, -
thn " d. ~ ''' r.
To Islp Fire Island. and other resorts on Long
I,lsad by L. J. Railroad, from james SIP ana
loot of 3i,h-st T. R...............y a. in 9hd p H.
To PhIsde pns by New-Jersey Railroad, foot "i -
Courtsndtst7 10 4, g. y, ~ p ~ sunday :. p H.
To Pb3,sdeluhia, by Camden and AInDoY Railroad
Pier 20 n r. foot OF Barclay a M p H.
To Wsshins,on by jersey hh ~ a. i': % i1n,
,n5 :. ana III m foot Of Cour.sndi st, Sunday up H.
To ~. West Gy Central Hairosd Of fe"-Jeiscyi
foot Of Court sndtGt and a. nl u in.'''''aid y "
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Mail. Close at the Posi-OGIce.

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Ii ,' ,,S, s.tarSsy Noy 10, IN
fH 1Itoiy " .....'................ l p. IN
Tor Kipgs,on. ia, and Po:tau,Pircn' ha;tA by p ~
,.esuef saisdin Friday Nov 20..-.'....''.. p III
For OH. and the Wet Indies, VIA .Faia, Uy n -
,;esner Columbia Thur.dey Nov s.,:'..';... p IA
For hsyaiA " '4-' ..''.................... p. N
Fog New oe'n'' oy ''ssi.s. '.'4'. 2 p IN
For California &c. daily Sunday excepted o''ilhl ., -
w. ~ ur y a. and Ceusdas......5 and . r. IN
r,oItn ~. W i.l....................2 III
N9'tn ny = ~. Psroad ........3 a. and y p Ia
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Isste.b IL; .. "a 8 I'M ........... p.
- 'ysu elosre al .. H., and y. Ia
sprgsy hol.-Ou SUNDAY al mails close al ~ III.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

A DETERMINED DEMoCRAT.--There lives a
in this city who such tremendous a,cr OF monarchy
that he would until lately HAT because there is
in It. This resolution, which necessarily source
of much modification his friends at length overcome
by sight Of Of the Fan HATS Of the newest style and
graceful shape manufactured by knox, No 22 Broad
way Iuscnsibe all other arguments be could not ress,
the subtle cnaon excited by this latest triumph Of the Hat
ter
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Fons oF PRoxr FuE
f>gcrIOs ~ DIakCT0iss,
g,n D.CENBFH, loU1 }

Nu D.tENbfH too9
The Sew.Xorll Central Railroad Company.
Tie undersigned sioekholdes in THE NEWfohk
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY" hereby appoint
Tnox.s ". oLcorT, JOHN e. WILLIAMS and OEo r. TAI
MAN or either Of them
attorney and prory for and in name to vote Tor
Directors ofthe said Company. ani for Inspectors OF Election
m m annual election Tor said officers, to be held at the
Of Of the said Company the City Of Aby on The sec
onl Wednesday OF Decebcr 1863 At whAeSer other time
and ulaee such election may be held and for end
In name to act at such election aud IN any meeting or
pfoeeedins. Which may then take place. a'ialy" eond
do if personay present with full power OF substitution ana
,.vocon TO them or either o them. AL previous proxies
being hereby revoked
Nncsics.
The bv, l. correct form ~ Proxy for those who Ire
- i've r. for tho next Erection. The Signature should Ia
,gn,-sed by two wn,se., aud fa-ccai .lamp attached
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
SIGHT RESTORED.

June o. lai1-My dear daughter brought ne TO d. Won
Efenberg almost blind In both eyes. could not beai the
pain nor the lsh completely cured by Dr. Won kben
borg aud called e,pS,my gratitude to the Doctor for
h sk aud unreitng attention by which recovered one
Of the precious after being deprived # It Tor
four yca Iii only due TO Dr. Won Lenbcrs TO state that
sy. ed several physicians ia vain shall bee happy to bear
testimony 20 Dr. Won Eiscnbcr uusacd to
any lady OF gentleman who " IN call on
uuGH GlLLON, No. 10 Fulton st., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Movements Of Ocean steniner''
Business Notices.

Send tho SOLDIER box Of BRowKs BRoS-
AMI, r.oo.x.o which will relieve tie distressing esec
ous Of the Th1os. and Cough produced by Cod sa9 Expos
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
CHRONIC CATARGu CURED.
READ.

nEw YORK, March -, l8nJ
Ills is 70 certify, thlt have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRil, with a duh heisineas In the head
fcit NY completely stopped up accompanied oy eo""
sofcnoss the t.oa the chs stealing over mo VIZ" 'cc1
,,,l a.Ae rre.i incss Of the chest and pain 40
much 40 ta, e,ery one thought consumption ha'hi
heard Of the great curca performed by d. "" rl'"n's
consulted him. with bat little hope Of care am no" h'Py
To be enabled 10 add nay testimonial 10 tho great nuD.t a
ready the Doctors possession, as TO h' seee ana sue
cess mode u treatment he hss shown my case 'ha'
sk and In .wedrc which procured for him 20 great
reputation an so .aoy restored to perfect heaih 'ha,
do sincerely recommend ali suS'i''" i"A' N''"'''
CATAERH and SORE THROAT to Apply al o"oe 10 VI
Won Ehenbcrg, with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER No. $50 Fourshss.
OFFICE,
No. SIC HroGdwny.
NrAn It'll ST.. NEW-TORk,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
United states Excise Notice,

United states Excise Notice.
NOTICE
I. hereby ven al pcr.on. residing doing business In the
THIRTY SECOND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
compofcd Of th-
FIRST. SECOND AND FOURTH WARDS
of the
CITY or SEW-YORh,
that the
ASSESSMENT ROLLS
will IN sccor',nce with The provisions Of Section Is Of the
ACT TO PROVIDE INTERNAL REVENUE, &c,
BH OPEN FOR EXAMINArlON
AT THIS OFFICE.
FROM a. " TILL F. VI.
FORFIfTEEN DAYS
from the date hereof Sundays excepted And that for the
FIVE DAYS NEXT ENSUING,
APPEALS WILL 81 RECElI I'D AND DETERMINED
By lae at th, oie daily ;rm 10 a. to 2. H. relative to
any
ERRONEOUS OR EXCESSIVE VALUATIONS.
ALL APPEALS MUST BE IN WRITING,
and specify the particular matter n thing respecting
which decision {. requested ni state the goondo principle
q; inequality or erEos complained o.
:. r. GILBERT
Assessor Thirty ysecoud District
s,se Of Ncw-lcrS
n,,elaNo 10 Broadway hi, i7h day Of Nov Ebe HOB
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
HARLEM. Jnly 30. lgll.

HARLEM Juy 90 1893.
have been deaf for twenty FIVE years, and Dr. Won
Esnberg operated both my without the sg,es,
pain did not believe such a thing could be done now
hear well and feel my head clear which DID not for the las,
twenty years The I,esiy and .k with which the opera
on wa, performed eyince, tho hshes. practical ability
hear perfectly 1t Is now over month since he operation,
and continue TO feel as well
WILLIAM LIDDLE,