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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
EnInAX Oct 10

urnxrrn Hon. JOHN ? HALE ofNH.
u.ov Hon. T.. CHANDLER of Mich.
cIISrosvrIlK-n0n. W: x PECK Q, Conn.
krrsrvIIr- HON. HON. + +. + (. H h1fTEh of Conn
RocHKsrxx- EI Coy: H. s LANE Of Ind.
lrHAcA-Goy PlERREPoST ' Of Va anu . '''''
ELLIoorrvILLK-E1-G Gov. RANDALL Of Wis.
L0cKrORr- Hon Hon GREENE CLAY SMITH oiKy
GosHKs-Hon; LEWIS BARKER ofMe;
r.ov.v,, Hon. JOHN T. HOGEBOOM
iAe"AS'o- Hon. CHAS. l.. BEALE.
HoxsK1ryILLn,Hcn; J. N ashley of Ohio.
PnKLPs-Co. o. r. BEARD.
SrG SIRRs # T H.ST Bait
c.s.n.or }HOn JOHN W. FoRSEY OfPsun-
oASASDA'auA = DE FRANK TAYLOR of Penn.
NKwBuRGH-Hon. b. @. NOBLE
MoSTsoMERr-col THos; NJ HITE OfKy.
WARw1cK-G. J. PRESCOTT Of Me.
HIGHLAND MILLs-H. g. BOND Of N. Y.
YATrs-Hon. d. +. TYLER of Conn.
II,yp,urpsu- MAJOR JAS D POTTER.
PH9SIx-Judee PHILIP FRASER ofFls
SAC HARBoR| l.. SHERWOOD Of ToIs:
wrLL,AxspuReH Hx,G9y;; B on TWdH OF Mass
MippLRyIIIE-Hon. c. c. wOoDMAN Of Boston, evening
RICHMoNDvILLR-Hon IRA HARRIS.
BLEynKIM-llou. c. Il. COCHRkNE.
wATRRTowS HENRY :, RAYMOND.
CHirTKSASao-GEO. L. MAYNARD.
FuLToY-,PATRlCK CORBEfT
WEST FARMs-Hon JAS. X. WHITING
SATURDAY, Oct. 81.
(Gov. CURTIN Of Penn.
Br'rAio- Hon. az :: Vn nISGAM Of Of 6 6ss
BArn-Ex Gov II. $. LANE Of Ind.
r,n |Ciov. PIERREPONT of Va.
ELSiHA- Col r. sTOCkETT MATHEWS Of Baltimore.
AseRLioA-E1 Gov. RANDALL Of Wis:
MKDIsA-Hon. WIN. A. HOWARD of Mich.
MippLErowS-Hon. II. q. NOBLE.
rORr J,KvIs-tIOn. LkWIs BARKER Of Ne.
AssrgRpAx-Hon. JOHN 7. HALE Of NJ. II.
ADDIsos-HOn J. NJ; ASHLEY Of Ohio.
MoSTlcrILo-Hon: ). H. HAMMOND.
scH'srcr.''- s. { + + f sHfFI ifS; ! ny.
rr,o {Hon. J. W. FORNEY of Penn.
r'hioS- DR. FRANK TAYLOR OF Penn.
HowHLL's DEPor-CoL TIiOS NJ. HITE Of Ky.
CHEsIEK-G. J. PRESCOTT Of Me.
KESDALL-Hon. d. T. TYLER Of Conn.
hesitation. {. C. WOODMAN OF Boston. p. m.
Jous,rcwS-Hon JANIS \. BRIGGS Of Ohio.
ArarRS-.,on GREENE CLAY SMITH OF Ky.
- iGEo, l.: MAYNARD.
C cT.sy,.lx1 II So 3 < i@F9srER of Conn
SHARON sPRISGs-Hon. IRA hnNR,s ,,,
SchAsAr'c0hn- A. Il CHASE GfNr.
CRKKSBUsH-Hon MARTIN l. TOWNSEND
AUBuRS-J w FORNEl Of Penn.
TkoY-E1. Gov. BOUTWELL, Of Mass.
Pavilion. b. y. HALL Of Colorado.
MONDAY, Nov. 2.
ONEIDA DKPor-Hon. DENNIS MCCARTHY OF Syracuse
PALxYRA-Hon c. c. WOODMAN Of Boston.
BALpvI>svLLs-Judgef FRASER Of Florida
BuYyALo-P CORBErT Of Syracuse.
vALATIK-N Non. CHAs. l.. BfALE.
c, IMajor JAMES ID. POTTER.
NywBuRGH-Co. THOMAS N. HlTE Of Ky
MippLsrowH-G. J. PRESCOTT Of Me.
WArlRTowS-Prof HEGEMAN.
FAgniSGpALE-Hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD OF Texaa
PorGHxgxpsIK-Col o. T. BEARD, evening
DrSKRK-Co. T. II. GIBBS Of Tenn.
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DIED.

CRANFOn Wednesday morning Oct 20 Sarah Ella Grams,
daughter Of Jacob b. and Hannah Crane, aged 10 years
months and 6 days
The relatives and friend. Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from tine residence of her parents NO
50 Charlton street Thursday, Oct, 2? at o'clock p m
HOBBY-ln Greenwich. Conn. on Tuesday. Oct ~ Lewis
H. Hobby aged 3, years Funeral services at the Let Con
grcga;ioua Church IN Greenwich, Thursday 18th at
The fend. the family respectfully invited TO attend
Train for Cos Cob leaves Twenty seventh street and our
avenue at b.
TARDIE-In hi. city on Monday 26h inst Of scarlet fever
ret liardie aged years and 70 day'
HALLOCk-Ai Soincrs. Wcs,chcster County, N. y, on
Third day Ten,h Month, 9Th. sarah iisoch widow oi
Robert HI L. dec-ased Ia the 8rh year o! her
s,icnd the funeral sixth day Jh inst. 81 O'CLOCK
d Car,ses viii be waiting PuTdys station to meet
the O'Clock train on Harlem Railroad nom twenty skin
street.
LEIBERT-A, Bethlehem. Penn, Wednesd,y, Oct -
James Leib,r, proprietor Of the Sun Hotel aged s. yeus
Funeral on Friday afternoon, Oct. ~, att O'Clock
MOoRE-A Nswburg Tuesday, Oct ~ q, the rcsdeno.
Of her brother David Moore c'q Sarah Jane Moore xoo
years
sQUIRFs-At an early hour Monday morning Oct DC.
Capt Peter Squire. formerly OF the Eleventh and aic Of the
Second Precinct Police aged " year. months and days
AFTER a very painful Illness which he bore with Christian
fortiiade and resignation. :,
His funeral will take place Thur.dsy. At II from DR.
Smiths Church. OF broome and kidsr streets OF
which he Wa. for many year. netnoei Ihe rohee DO
paItment, and friend invited 70 attend his funeral
Dsnsviie (.ivingston County papers flease copy
wINTHROP-At Casle,on Staten Island. on wednesday,
Oct 2s Elizabeth Winthrop. widow OF the late fran'" b.
Her remain. will BE- taisn TO New Haven for inerment
WINDsOR-On Wednesday. oct %. Charlotte h. "nd'or,
dags hier Of Alfred Windsor. eco. .
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 srnd her
funeral the residence Of her ia,hrf No Lexington ave
nue.. Friday ysh inst, at 10 Oeoes n without FUR
thfr invitation
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Union nIeesings.
The Union State Committee las made the
blowing appointments Ct meetings;
THURSDAY Oc.. 10
GoyyaSEUR-Foa. JOHN r. HALE ON. n.
Noavrea So AS s" a SaieS d n oais
Hon. j. A. BINGHAM Of O..
c. Var. coxxx.,} Hen. j. r. HUOEBOOM.
{Hoo. CIAS l.. BEALE.
Au,ApLx FoRxs-Hon: W; X. rkCk Of C0nn.
AsToRIA-Hon L. SHERWOOD o. is1'
Hon. GREENE CLAY SMITH Of KY
'efkAccss-f Ex Gov. II. s. LAKE of.nd.
Dr. FRANK TAfLOh
WHITEHALL Hos' + ( ( E r1lIhH I" ''"
HAvAs.-Hon. J. II. Ashley of0.;o.
EAKcEi.rs-Hon. ID. r. TYLER Of Conn
wrr,,rID- 81. Coy; H "a. A. !' Of WI"
WHssniooNaon' WM a x' nt%aaD Of Mich.
Livisosros- Hon ChA5 l.. byALE.
No.rr gx.xo.- So. ThOs. ~ HlTE City.
N'A'" Hon g. y. HAMMOND.
orss';ll' F II 4 sS' ~ si'f;akp o,N.Y.
CAsAsTorl.-J.css PHILIP FRASER Of fla
LoD,~ Col o. 7. 6EhRD.
Eywprs0s-G. J. PRESCOTT Of Ms.
AIyrAsDHiA BlY--Re,. Y. l. IVES o. u.
RyDwo0D-Rey. n. J. IVES. evening
CLYpx-Iion c. c. WOODMAN ofeostou.
East sAAAr- Elk s'ii' a aHi; Z 'oln@"
as,.n.cr 5 j,Sni SA AhosP faHS
NIoutEBusoa--fIoD. IRA HARRIS
Gjip0a-Hoa. Q. b.
W., s.,o,.r. {col y; MoNrGoMERY Of vieksb's.
Rssr,s,-o.o. RIcHAED BysTEED.
MexsnAxA Hon. JAMES T. WHirlNo
t1naseseu-lSAJAH 9. WkLdAAsMM Z.
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Travellers. Guide.

m and u s and lOs p m Sunday 5:12 = n
To Albany by Harlem r. 26h-st and attn lOi
70 Boston by N.w-London line. Pier 80 n r.,
s,onins on line. Pier Is. n. H., and Fall River
line Pier O. n r. daily Sunday sIceped p. IN
27th., AID ith..v...........ss m l2i ]. sd p.
To Boston. by New Haven RR., 27,n st, and th,
sy via shore Line .......i2 and p m Sunday p.
To Busslo by Ere KH, FOOT u Ch'nbers
=, Observation-Disclosures and 10 q u. and p. N
70 Isip, Fire island. and otLer resorts on Ion;
Island by L. Railroad, from James SIP and -
10 Phil.delphis by New jersey Railroad, foot OF
Courandtst..7 10 q, q. ~ p IA sGnfsy .: p n
To Phisd-p his. BY Camden and AinbOy Railroad
Pier % n. r. foot o. Barclay ". o a m p IN
To Washington by Es~ jersey RR. T. 10 a m, l2n
and "a and ia foo; Of Courtandi ST. Sunday, = n
70 the West. 6y Central Railroad Of sew'jeisey
foot OF CosrxDdtst. and a. m. IL m....and p n
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GREAT ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD.PURIFTER.
GREAT ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD. PURIFIER
ESTABLISHED NEAR HALE CENTURY,
SWAYNE'S PANACEA
Tho only acknowledged remedy for curing
SCROFULA
Cancers. Ulcers, and
White Swelling Eruption
Of the Skin. liberated Sore Less
Hip-Joint Complaint, Dropsy, Jsru.
dice, Yelowness Of the Skin, blotches
or Pimpies the face, liberated Scrs
Throat Mercurial and Syphl.tic Di.essss ef
short or long standing Chronic Erysipess Of The fsca
Dark blotches 81 defects In the Skin Bois which
arise from a impure habit of blood. Pains il
the Bones, weakened and Debiitafed
System, arising iom a long and pro-
tracted case Of Sickness or hsv.
ing swallowed large amount
Of Drugs Cslomel &C.,
which may have az
tected the bones,
&c, &c.
"SWAYNE'S PANACEA" il recommended by the moe
eminent Physicians and attained celebrity in most paris q
the world, both ia hospital and private practice. "a
whole system stered with the corupon Of Scroua hAss
been perfectly restored
In of eruptions Of the skin any part Of the ood
anoin with swsynes Aheaing Ointment" IL will haste1
the obstinate and loshsome disease, no maee
of how long standing
be particular get the genuine, prepared only ~ Dc
SWAfNEG SON, No. 800 North 5thst. Philadelphia 49,
Sold at Hembods Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. ~
Broadway, Eew-fork.
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Upward Of 800 persons attended Gottschalk
and Hopkiuss first Brooklyn Matinee on Tuesday after
ooon the Park Thea,er in aid Of the Orphan fund.
This is larger number than the bulding was thought
.spabe Of holding and presents strong contrast to
he concerts given by Mr. Gottschak alone in that city
ast year. which said to have been non.paying
Affairs. Brooklynites are improving. Mr.. d. d. Girls.
Eod AID Master Bernard Bretto ably assisted. The
,ansts give their second matinee Nov. 9. at the
ZANE tkeater
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Mails Close at the Post-Onic

Tor Great Britain and the Continent. By steamer
City OF NewYork Saturday Oct. d.. ........ loi IN.
For Hamburg and the German states, by steamer
HsmuOns, Saturday, Oct 3................. icy a. m
For Havana by se Melville Thursday, Oct 20
Tor Europe, by steamer Hib, rniGn, Thursday Oct
p
For Cubs and the Yves, Indies, via Havana by
steamer Roanoke, Saturday Oct 3.......... lot m
Tor New-Orie by steamer Morning Star, satur
day Oct IN.
FOR California &C. daily (sundsy excepted overland
via st Joseph Mo :...'...'t IA ana = p m
North--Alh.nv Buffalo and Cansdas and q p
North and West WAY Mail ?.
&e,,.rr Mail via Erie Rsoad .........5s and =
eoutherp and south es;-rn MsL...3a m q and 10
Eastern Mall. -
New Bedford Newport and al KyeT........... p IN
The Lonz Island Mail closes at a IN, and p N
Ssnday hsis-On Sunday all mails close at Il p Tn.
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SlBLUS GARDEN-The Broker OF Borota
WALLACK'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. or the Rife Ball.
WINTER GARDEN-Paui PIy-Russisn Admiralty
Eeishbor's Wife.
OLYMPIC THEATER-Pocs-k ontas-My Preserver.
bARNUMS MUSEUM-Moying Wax Figures. Python
Giant Bow at e. houTs the Marv Ghost Marrette
Or The Warning OF Death and the Ballet Psniomns .;
. and \ p. m.
PARK fhEATER tBrookyn)-Ksts Ksarney-Dsy afei
SEORGE CIRlsTyS MlNSTRELs-sss Brosdwsy-E,
opisuisn.
evening.
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The Canada Bound Inward.

HALIFAX. y. 5, Wednesday Oct. %. 1863
The steamship Canada sailed at ID O'Clock
this afternoon for Boston.
Among her passengers are tho Hon. p ". Archibald
British Consul At New York and Judge Jackson united
States CuIsal 3; Halifax.
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The Olympus Outward Round

IOSION. Wednesday, Ovt. y, 1868.
The steamship Olympus sailed this forenoon
~th 10 passengers for Liverpool and 90 for Halifax
She takes out SO. J2i - IN specie.
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UdIon and the Consultation.
GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE
DEMOCRACY.

OdiOu ana tue COnsttutiOns
GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE
DEMOCRACY.
AN HONEST AND INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE
NO GOVERNMENT BY BARGAIN
ANTTRAILROAD FRAUDS
The Democratic Republican electors Of the City and County
of who in favor Of honest aud Independent.
Judiciary Of the right Of suffrage in nominating well in
eecng public officers who opposed to the usurpaion OF
the power of the People by HEADED CLIQUE Of sell
fish and INSCRIPTIONS Office brokers' and to the streets OF the
City being used enrich monopos at the pense OF the
tog requested attend meeting at the Cooper
Institute on FRIDAY EVENING Oct 80 at u O'Clock, to
pond to tho Democratic nominations for State and County
officers and to make for the election The meet
Ing will be addressed by the following gentlemen:
Hon. JAMES Il. BRADY,
Hon. c. GODFREY GUNTHER,
Hon. RICHARD OGORMAN,
Hon. JOHN VAN BUREN,,
Hon. JOHN NJ ANTIION,
Hon. ELI p NORTON.
Hon. JOHN McKEON, and others-
By order OF the Democratic General Committee,
JOHN McKEON. President.
Tss. Md =. MAIH1n' viOe-Pro.dent.
JoMs i. wMIrnoa., Secretaries,
JOHN N. CORNELL, )
D. II. HuLxrr, Corresponding Secretary
Union Nomination.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
(Comprsns portions Of the With IXh. aud XVIII Wszda
ARCHIBALD BRADSHAW,
Of the With Ward.
UNION NOMINATION
FOR SENATOR.
Ninth Fifteenth. sixteenth and Eighteenth wards)
VIM. LAIMBEER. JR.,
esdquare Aston place No. IA Broadway Astor place
Unnnimou. Union Nomination amy
FOR MEMBER Or ASSEMBLY.
IXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, SIXTEENTH WARD.
SAMUEL G. REED.
Union Nomiurtion for senator, WI.
With Senatorial DIict-xllth AiAth AA,h. AAlss, and
AAIld WARDS,
CORNELIUS a. RUNKLE.
Union Nomination for Assembly.
Bounded by Broadway Ho Dsn" Clinton and Grand
ALFRED kEfCHAM-
Union Candidate.
For Member Of Assembly-tinh Di'rc, Of Kings Co.
UXtb, xltb, and XAth Wards OF brooslynj
THEOPHILUS G.. CALLICOT.
Union Nominntion for Assembly.
Prom tth and Christopher ss to +ths, between Broad
way aud North River
ERASTUS G.. BENEDICT.
Union and Peoples Union Nomination.
Nomination Tor Member Of Assembly
Eleventh District-Twenh Ward
JOHN '. GKIDLEY.
Unanimous Union Nomination.
For Justice OF the Superior Court,
JAMES w WHITE.
Unanimous Nomination Of the UNION ASSEMBLY
COW ENTION OF the sth Assembly District XIV llth"srd
For Member Of Assembly,
THOMAS STEVENSON
ROM A. DIuuIcK S-c'y JOHN n. FORMAN, Chm.
Election Printing OF every kind in any quantity, exc
cuted promptly. the LOWEST CASH PRICES. ct
BAKER GopwISs Steam Printing Office, Tribune Building
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The PALMER ARM AND LHG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Paenee Astor place tyronnd hoo
~ Y Also Philadelphia and Boston Only houses OF PALMER
Go. Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor.
GOLD PENs-The best and tho cheapest at
A. MoRToS's. No Is Maiden-lane. New York
FOR THE HAIR-BARRY's TRICOPHERoUS.-
The best and cheapest article Sold by all Druggists
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Railroad Disaster.

CINCINNAT1 " edhesday, Oct. 81 Iet5.
A freight train, going east, on the Cincinnati,
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad off the track
last night between GAINESVILLE and Wilmington. pre-
.ipatng the engine into the creek and njuring the
engineer fireman, and brakeman.
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20 the Electors
or Tilk
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
ExBh.Cisg

- u
KxBAseisG
THE 9TH. 18Th, 18TH. AID 18TH WARDS
The Undersned would e.pco,aly upon you to
co..iy rrornp, eceut individual caor to ID.
return from hi. Dbisc n. state Senate q horoSsby
loyal and unosce ytenahlr representative.
In WILLIAM LAIMBkkR IT,. tho nominee OF the Union
Convention OF th, District, have candidate who.e char
aotsf and qualities unqus'ionabe and upon shoss
oc course rely with foil confidence tia, Il viii Be
ali ,La, loyal citizen, would wis and such tic Necessities
Of country may deinsnd
We have Known Mr.. LAiMBEkR for year,. and would
earnestly commend him to the Of tho Elecon Of this
Senatorial District wiiho. regard party gentleman Of
high character abilities and experienced in public e
We know him to be earnestly loyal and every way worthy
and capable and that II elected be viii stand hrny by the
National Government sustain the honor Il our sise and
watchfuly guard tho interests Of the city
GEORGE OPDYKE, HIRAM BARNEY.
PETER COOPER, ROBERT BLISS.
DIR y. PARMLY JAMES c. CARTER,
JAMES HARPER, ID. Ia sUfDAh,
JAMES ALCOCK, ID. HENSESsEf.
SAMUEL Is. II. VANCE, E.V. HAUOHwoUT.
mo d. HANSON, HOMER MORGAN.
CHAS. LIVINGSTON, SEYMOUR A. bUNCE,
GEO w BLUNT q ALBiNOLA.
TIMOTHY o. CHURCHILL, EDWARD kERNEYs.
CHAs H. MARSHAL J. LOTHROP
JAMES KELLY BYAM X STEVENS, IT,,
JONATHAN STURGIS j. GREEN PEARSON
FRANK T. HOWE ROBERT u. ROOSEVELT
/ 4 BENNETT JAMES ". BOOTH.
NATIi. HAYDEN. GEORGE STAhh
PARKER HANDY, a. A. DENMAN.
OTIS u. SWAN, T.. ID. SMITH
ELLIOT c. COWDIN.
Loyal National Lenaue.
UNANIMOUS NOMINATION.
FOR SENATOR,
9Th Dist 9th, 18Th 18Th aud 18th Wsfd.,
WIN. LAIMBEER, JR.
NOMINATING connTrxx.
A. A. VALENTINE,
A. HAWLEY HEATH.
CIIAS. II. SMITH,
NATHANIEL HAYDEN.
EDMUND STEPHENSON.
ADAM w. SPIES,
JOHN c. MONTGOMERY.
JAMES KELLY.
DENNIS HEkNESSY
Cu.s H. ssrrn seey A. A. VALENTINE. Chm.
Union Nomination for Assembly
XvIITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
TWELFTH WARD.
JOHN NJ. REED.
AZ large and enthusiastic meeting OF e Union Anoclstion
the Convention elected to nominate Candidate for Aseoy
reported that their nominee, Isaac h. baiccof haa
ins declined 1t unanimously resolved that ihe
he dsrharged aud that the meeting proceed 10 homhAo
Union ''''''A''' JOHN Il REED
was unanimously nominated with hearty cheers. ana noa
ares were Immediately taken 10 hs election axhs'
candidates OF Tammsny and Mozart now In inc "'
A. Menber Of tn. Assembly seven yssrs ago. Mr. Reed
acquired large experience and e'tinsbe ebsrses' mn
can be elected his oppon~n.s Of both factions WIN
h By y1 order Of the H:.oei.iioa WILLIAM pUNENo
JSN Il Yossss, sscsstN7. kwee"
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Dusincss Notices.

MORToN's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
sane prices before the Of the war; this
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements In ma
cnery present large Retail Business aud Cash Advance
System for he commenced adverti.ng his business wa
done on Credi, and strictly With the TraG,.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold at old prices
as the makers all other gold pens charge the Premium on the
Gold Government TaI ou, Morton has In changed
his prices, Wholesale or Retail.
ofthe great numbers by mail to all parts Of the world
during past year, no, one in sihousAnd has failed to
reaeh destination In safety; showing that the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by any in every part OF the woid
a, the price. postage only eIeepted
Reader you have enduring and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted yonr hand and style OF writing
which will yoa writing vastly than Steel Pens and
Q. tie present ano., universal High Pressure Free OF every
thing YOU can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper In proportion
TO the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in tho World Ifyou want call on A. Monros,
No rs Maiden Lane. or inclose stamp for circular.
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1)oIiiital Notice..

Gov. Richard Yates Of H. viii .adre" tho e,ssas Of
Brooklyn In Gothic Hal. Adam. st.. FRIDAY f|EsiSo.
Oct DO at "A ococs under h. saspces Of III. C~nira Union
Club n. u. DuRrkA. frssdsnt
sM 0RIswoLD. Nice rr..isnL
T. B. sPooNgn Jr. Secretary.
Grand Ratification
UNION ALfTlS0J
TWELFTH WARD
sr.Dd rally OF Union Men vii be made on Fh'pAt
EsEAlNO October - =, "AShlNnio' HALL na I'm
bet ~.rn l9sh .ni lgth 4 ooiocs. 10 rsy the
STATE aid County Nominations n4sdr By tho Cnion rAy
Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND
Hoa CHARLES SPENCER,
lion ABRAM WAkfnAS snd others ale eIP>eled TO
address the mssi4Ee
All linton men invited 30 attend
By order OF tie Committee Of Ausngemsnta
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Gov. Yates

Union Mass Meeting.
Hon. II. J. RAYMOND, Hon. JOHN COCIIRANE. Hon.
GEO. BANCROFT, Hon. T.. DELAfIELD SMITH, THO
GLAUBFNsKLEE, esq, Hon. H. Is. STANTON, ANDREAS
WILLMANN esq Hoi, DAVID X. JAQUEs. w Girls.
VOID, c.q, WIN. W. PEBBLES esq, Hon. HORACE
GREELEY, HERMAN RASTER. esq, Hon. FRED. a.
CONkLINd, Dr. JOHN A. FOERCHE X. WE'LL Won
GERMsBACK. ISAAC }. OLIVER, esq., SINCLAIR
TousEY, Esq; Hon: CHAs; $. SPENCER Hon Nm NJ.
HULL, esq. JOHN H. WHITE. esq, RoBT: Is. ROSE
WELT, esq., VIM ORTON esq. PHILIP FRANkES-
HEIMER esq and other. has. been invited to speak at
COOPER INSTITUTE,
TONIGHT
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY OCTOBER 49, 1863

Union
STATE AND COUNTY
RATIFICATION MEETING,
COOPER INSTITUTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT.R
Gov. RICHARD YATES of Illinois.
Hon. SCHUYLER COLPAx Of Indiana,
Hon GALUsHA A. GROW of Pennsylvania,
EI0Ov Z. @. NOBLE,
Judge JOSEPH J. LEWIS Of Pennsylvania.
Hon LEWIS BARKER Of Maine.
Col T. H. GIBBS of Tennessee,
Hon. THos. JONES, jr.
and many other distinguished gentlemen will address the
scmblsge BY order Of the
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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meeting viii DO held THIS friday EVENING, at Heas
quarters No. 81 Avenue d. at o'clock Punctuai sttendsno
4 requested Of every member. JOHN LEWIS, Prest
IsAAo HICKS, Secretary
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-22

We learn that the engineer Of the
freightt train which arrived late yesterday
evening after the arrival of the passenger
train, stated that there was more or less
diminishing on our front yesterday, in
which one Of onr divisions were engaged.
Late inthe day lot of prisoners, said
TO be Eve hundred in number, were
brought In, and three hundred rebels
were said TO have been killed and wound
I'D Our army is said to be in splendid
condition, and almost impregnably forth
fed. The correspondent Of the Cinein-
natl Times, who came up on the passen-
gertrain from Murfreesboro yesterday
confirms the report of the skirmishing
and informs US that a battle was in al
probability nov progressing, far more
terrible than the previous one. Either q
bloody struggle is going on, or the rebels
are attempting to make retreat by
feigning an attack.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-22

FATAL RAILROAD AoDDENT-A most
unfortunate accident occurred at Sand
ersville, on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad day before yesterday, whereby
a very worthy youth namod Spurrier,
Of Louisville, lost his life. On the ar
rival of thu train. at sandersyille young
Spurrier who was engaged on the road
in the capacity Of train boy, Jumped
from the train tor the purpose OF supply
ing his Gus toners there with papers. The
train halted the usual length Of time, but
the youth was detained and attempted
90 get aboard while The cars were in mo-
ton. He did not accomplish his purpose,
however, but fsll, wheel passing over
him, inflioting injuries from which he
died in less than two hours after the ac-
cident occurred