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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04

WISCONSIN,, it will be seen. has given some
1900 Union majority on the Home vote. Her
soldiers will largely increase it. LAST year, the
Union majority in the .ntin State Was but 923,
while on the Home vote there was nearly 200
majority against US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
Further ssns~ Returns.
OrTCHrSS COUNTY.

OrTCHES COUNTY.
Tovs II Paving lcomp.stel st. John, rs; Depew.
w Senate-Dutoler a32, Akin. lGl. AssembyA
Howard 25l butcher l59
Town OF Armenil.--St John. 1922 Depev. 2i6. Sen.
aie-Dutcher, 3, majority Assemb.y-Howard, u
majority.
Town Of Dover Pianist. John. 81 majority. SEN
a,or - Democratic majority Assembly. ~ Demo
cratic majority.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
The following is the vote of Richmond County com.
plefe For Secretary of Sta,e-S' Sohn. IN; Depews
eiS Democratic majority. So. For Comptroler--
Robinson 2.i; Church 2,l3O, Democratic majority
SO Eor Attorney Genersi--Cochrane. III: Champ
In ~. nrmocratc majority eo3 For SUB. treasurer
schuyler l,2i6 Devils. 2ls9; Denlosratic MAJORITY
s~I For state Enginrer-raylor. l2i2; Richmond
= l2s. Democratic majority. - For Canal Commi!.
sioner-Bruce l. l76, Wright 2l.6; Democratic may
or!ty, 90 For Inspector Of state P.sors-batess
90 Mcneil 2.lO7; Democratic majority, ~. fea
senator Christie lsl6; Nic0n. L..y, Democra.m-
majority So. For Assembiyman- Kou,an, 2Vsn
srbn 1868: Democratic majority, 10.
KINGS COUNTY.
Brooklyn-Tld District State Ssnator-Iwenty Nv
Districts heard from give the follosing vote; penat
Stong 57l3. Samuel +. johnson. OF. llli ps.hcst
state Scna,or-rweuty Districts heard ron s''e'
HcaryC Muryhy. 63Us: NJ. ID. More J'e.; ,
Brooklyn Mayoralty-The returns from Brook u 'aN
incomplete TWENTY .eirht Districts heard iroI Shc
Wood 5 90s; Prince 5 $40; kalbloiseh, ,isi. a.,
Brooklyn with - Districts 10 hear non, gfsstW
following vote for Secrctar, of state Depe" -..o'I
81 JOHN II 2i The other candidates for sta~soinseS
have about the same vote.
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AssembIymen Elected in this GUY.

AssembIymen Elected in this Guy.
Union 81 I,aiics.
Jacob l.. Smith. Anthoy EichoK
JtTilian p Kiyk T.. OBrien Bryant.
George W. Curtis. Joseph A. Ly"ns.
james y. Murray. Hteaa,l Snyden,
Henry Rogers. Michael \. Salinor.
Walter j. Burke stephen X. Pine ney.
E,,,,ys C. BENEDICT Michael NcCann
Vim. j. Olyany, Siinay 7. Ingrahs1. u
Samuel {. Reed,
Union gain 4.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY pIsPRCT.
Cempiete except the AIIth District Of Eighth ward
a Branshaw Union !. $50 Henry Rogers, Dem. 1857
II Laiarge lid Dem. l22 Maj for Rogers. ~
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Complete except the Win District Of Fourteenth Ward.
A. IS Kitchen u. 4, rs w. j. Burke. Dem. ..2aI
r Davson Ind Dem .2es Majority for Burke. 5S2
SEVENTH AssEEBLY DISTRICT.
Cornpe.e except Xth District Of Ninth Ward.
Edm'dC. Benedict. U.2l75 James Graham. Dem. l62I
Majority for Benedict. .....-.-.-5ei
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
John Y. Gridsy Un.lo2G Austin V. Petit. Ind DtO
E. OBrien Bryant d. 2il5 Majority FOR Bryant. -'SS
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
rr q Van Vlech. Tn. GA And K. Jackman LB'lly
Joseph A. Lyons. ID. .2'g7 Majority Tor Lyons Ills
rursrrryrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Conoete except lXth District u Twentysesond
Michs., SNYDER Un H. AZ A. r. Reerey. l. D. --lee
Thomas Ryan Dem. i3s7 Thomas OCaisshan W
Majority for Snyder.
FOURTEENTH AssPHBLY DISTRICT
Thos. Stevenson, Tn. 1853 NJ n. Salmon. Dem
Majority for Salnon...---3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

All the abe-boded troops under The COM
mand Of Cen Martindale, the Miltary Governor are
to be rce ed duty in Washington and sent TO The
field Their place will be supplied by the Invalid Corps
The isih Pennsylvania has already lson Relieved and
were 10 leave Washington Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
County Onicers Elected.

SHFvOSdff.
Gideon j. Tucker, Dem.
Recorder.
John T. Hoffman. Union and Dem.
Register.
1ohn McCool. Dem.
Supervisor
Walter Roche, Dem.
Hcnry Smith. Union. las the next highest yota and
1ecomes Super, isor by appointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04

MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS INVENTORS, REALEsTATE
OWNERS, SCHOOLS. AND ALL OTHERS WHO DESIRE
TO REACH CUSTOMERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
, 1863-05-07

To cure dyspepsia Close al the outer doors ol
four.story house, open the inner doors, then take
u long switch and chase cat up and down stain
till she sweats.
An old woman, taking letter to friend and
requesting her to read it. said, cant read jning
hahd" The neighbOr read few lines, and then
stopped moment, US the writing was ilegible.
"AhT cried tlH old lady, il must be from my
son Jerry; be always suffered" 7
The last case Of Incidence Is related in one
Of our exchanges; II Is that Of man named
John Hole, who was so lazy, that in writing his
name, he simply used the letter ], and then
punched hole through the paPefI H4 H
al couldn't get wink Of sleep" said newly
blessed Benedict, "on account Of discordeon
that kept playing all night" ~. 4.
"Discordeon |" inquired the coniidant Of bis
troubles, "what new instrument is thatf"
"Only the BABY" was the yawning reply.
A sufferer, while entering his cold bed in a cold
winter night, exclaimed: @0f ell the wAys. d
getting living, the worst q man could follow
would be going about town such nights as this,
and getting into bed for folka"
A young lady in one Of our rural districts was
once escorted home from an evening party BY q
young man to whom she was not particularly
partial. On taking his leave he remarked, III
come and see you again next SUNDAY nlgnL
wen bnL repned tne % .auy ~" you San sOmt
as triend' out not as iei'er. Din dlun' g
either way. H"
An actress. contemporary with Talma, and
somewhat distinguished iof her excellence ia
male characters. once said TO him, do you know
ttSt one half the audience, verify believe, tak'
me for q man 7" - l|-l' ''f.
"Don't be alarmed" was the brusque an
swer, I" the other half know to the contrary"
Some years ago, Rev. Mr.. kidwell was preach
ing 70 large sudience IN wIId part o. Illinois
ana announceg 70, n,s m ~ Wy s."r"",' nsJ
read the words when an old coon STOOD up ant
said
=" teIl yoI, iOiks, that's = doTnrignt ISt Sn.
knew nls iS1her aorgon wen; ns IveS n.'ee. 9.
miles rom Lexng.In ",, m, oUo rSs,n " "
, 1863-05-07


Il would appear a. II . whole series o. lcisf
that would really occupy q long lapse of dinS
pass ideally. through the mind IN one insIantr
We hSVe 10 dreams no true perception Of the
lapse Of time. The relations Of space g vel ~
Of time are also anuihilated 50 that whlis almost
an eternity Is compressed into momslk tnhnlte
space Is tTaversed more swiftly than ~ real
thOushtS There are numerous illustrations q
this on record. A gentleman dreams fhlt ~
has enlisted for 1 soldier, joined hsregiment De-
serted, was dpprehended, carried back, uiedI
condemned to be shot, and e hst led out ior ex-
ecution. Ater all the dsdaf pfet tkfatlohs, 1 gun
was fred, he awoke win me report, ana klund
that a noise in the ddjoining room, had a thq
sane moment prodteed tie dream and tAaksned
him, A friend Of Dr.. 40 ferombie dreamed lhAl
he bad crossed the Atlanties dhd spent . nftl
night in England. ln smbaEking on bis reinIns
be kll into the sea, and awakening In the right
found that be had not be0n asleep ten mlnnro.
4 fts6ekmaa, wishing 10 ay q 4 young Indl
that she vas q geutle as iamb. thul gzpllull1
AinsSlfs Hshs b nooehe taus' hke ~ pstl,e
mutton" s.sis.. - ~. 1, issf ~
, 1863-05-07

rear, had passed over in safety, and the great
point now was to prevent the Russians following.
The general ordered the Sappers to blow It upJ
but the explosion was attended by only partial
success one half Of the bridge was still connected
with the other by means Of single beam. II
this beam could be cut in two the whole structure
would fall into the river. Otherwise tie enemy
would have no difficulty In repairing the bridge,
and their pursuit would not be delayed for more
than an hour at most. Some Sappers were di-
rected to get on O raft and endeavOr to destroy
the bridge altogether but the Russians arrived on
the opposite bank Of the river before the order
could re obeyed, and opened murderous FIRE,
which seemed to render It's execution quite impos-
sible. The French returned the fire, and the army
was about to move on, when suddenly q soldier,
with Ratchet on his shoulder, plunged into the
river, dived, and came up half minute after
wards at distance from the beam which it was
desired to sever. By his long beard It was easy
to tell that this was Sapper that was sacrificing
himself so nobly for the sake Of his comrades.
The brave man swan vigorously for the nearest
pile, and continued bis course through q shower
Of bullets, which caused the water to boil oil
around him, until at last he reached the centre
pile Of the bridge, dnd climbing up It, got on the
bridge ITSELF The beam was not 50 large as Il
appeared from the shore, and 1t was already half
divided. With one blow the soldier cut Il IN
two, when the bridge, and himself with It, fell
into the water with tremendous crash. l9l
The Russians, in their astonishment, ceased 6r.
ing for moment but the Frenchman soon rose
to the surface, and be was then again saluted with
q storm Of shot Now hundred poles were ex-
tended to the daring Sapper, and the General
himself was among the most enthusiastic applau-
ders Of his gallant exploit, saal7oa
Suddenly the General gave q start. z
He might well be astonished, for the supposed
Sapper, who had destroyed the bridge, was no
other than young Bilboquet, the drummer, with
his celebrated black beard under his chin. NJ
"What in the name Of fortune does this meanr
inquired the General, scarcely crediting bis eyes.
Its only me- said BilbO4uet, " the drummer
boy, that you said you'd give the cross to when
be had hair on his chin. I've beard now, Gen
eral and a capital one, too. ] gave your forty
francs for it, and think it ought TO be gOOd.s
The General was fairly electrified by the young
ster's courage, and scarcely less 30 BY bis origin
ality and humor. He took Bilboquet BY the
hand, and without moments delay, gave him
the cross be had been wearing on bis breast.
From that moment even the veterans Of the
regiment treated Blboquet with respect, and the
Drum Major never struck him any more with his
long cane! a I, e,a, ,o.J d .s,ily qay Iaa arla,
, 1863-05-07
A Clump Of Daisies.

Ye daisieS gay
This fresh spring day
Close gathered here together,
To play 10 the light,
To sleep all the night,
To abide through the sullsn weather.
Ye creatures bland,
4 simple band,
Ye free ones, linked In pleasure,
And linked when your forms
stoop low 10 the storms,
And the rain comes down without measure
When wild clouds ny
AthWATt the SKY,
And ghOstly shadows, glancing,
Are darkenng the gieam
or the hurrylng streBfI,
And your close, bright heads EAIIy dancing.
Though dun awhile, Er..
Again ye SmIle;. .....f
For see the warm sun bEeakingi
The streams going glad ...
There's nothing now sad,
And the small bird bis song h waking.
The dsu.irOp sip
With dainty lipI
The sun Is low descended;
Aud moon softly fall
On troop true and small
SKY and earth are kindly blended.
And, mOrningi spread
Their ieWelled bed
With lishts In the east sky sprlngingl
And, brook breathe around
The low murmnred sound;
May they move ", birds, 10 your singingI
ROI In their play
! hear them say,
Here, man, thy wisdom borrow:
In heart be child,
In word, true and mild;
q -
, 1863-05-07

A. l. H.nk. -.
terence was ! very beautiful and ipsslligsntlOOk.
ing young lady, who drew the admlfing gaze Of
many eyes particularly eyes masculine, Always
on the lookout Tor Pfetty feminine iaces.' during
the lnternhsslon At noon, asPruce young minister
stepped up to the presiding elder, and sad Win
an ar o. secresy :..,. 49, ~ - ..s s.aa
Did you observe the young LADY VINO sat oy
tne ;9rss pnlar on tne lenr t''
YES, sale ne elder /" what o. ner ~ s .as
why SAC the young man, lieei imp!essed
my wife. think she would make a good COM
psnion and heIpmate in the world Of the minis.
tryS su,i, n ngifeitiintg 5iiI1 sll alds
The elder, as q good Christian ought, had
nothing 70 object.
But IL . few moments another candidate for
ministerial efforts and honors, and Tor the name
Of husband, came confldentially 10 make known
q like impression REGARDING the sine identical
Young lady.
a You had better vat awhile Il L not best
to be hasty in determining the sourcs Of such
inpFessions,T y aid the prudent elder. al 6l3ll
And be had said well: for hardly were the
steps OF the second youth cold at his side. ere a
third approached with the same story; and, while
the worthy couhdant still marveIled, d fourth
drew near with the question, VI = sSai 2
"Did you notice the fne, uOble.loolIing wo-
man on xotir left |" ..,.N a az. q.
MYes'h cried The swelling elder.
"Weil, sir" went on the fourth victim of that
unsuspicious Girl. "it "a strongly borne in upon
nv mind that Il Il the win Of the Lord that I
should make proposals OF marriage to that hdy.
fIe has impressed me that she is to be my wifs."
The elder could hold in no longer 'e'' ''
"ImpossibIei impossiblel" be exclaimed IN
an excited tone the Lord never could hate
s.- - q "a 4. 4 "a 4. = -l-.AA .-..-.. 49, =.
, 1863-05-07
A Match to come OF

I'm going to bs married-a charming young girlt
To .hiuk VI her sets my poor brain IN . uhiri:
She knows French and music--tAlkS senslbly, 100,
And makes good pudding
KATn.
Tn going 70 be mafTied-a noble young mani =
All we'll he knew how my poor heart ID trepan!
Hes courtly, and clever, and tender, and true,
Aud vows that he loves me-
Do you think he win d0f
, 1863-05-07
DROP5Y.

Tho easacy Of HoVwAys Pills IN Dropsy is extraor-
dInary. They act with such peculiar effect upon the
syste that the HIds arising from II dlrefu disease
are impercepttby carried III and prevented from any
further Accommodations. The surer regains hunyancy
OF spirits and refugees 10 cOupletely renovated con-
StitItiOu; but Il s lndsper.ably necessary that the
pintment should be m ,st efsctualy rubbed into the
complaining paFtS. s.fH. r.t
, 1863-05-07
ssomaoh, Llvsr, Kidneys ana bowels.

Those who suffer from bile and liver complaints should
try the effects of this valuable uedy few doses OF
which will m mlke the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous,
rom wing all impurities giving healthy action TO the
liver II bilious attacks be allowed % continue serious
casualties may arise, aud the sufferer be consigned o
hed Of aickness In all disorders Of the kidneys tbs
bIntm mt should be well rubbed into the small oi the
bIck once twice day and the Pills. acting Ia unison,
will cure any complaints aFis ifOm these organs.
, 1863-05-07
Indigestion with languor and want
of energy.

When taking these Pills rub HOllOWay's celebrated
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver, the right side under the ribs
in your Digestion spits appetite, strength and energy
The Improvement. though Il may be gradual, will be
thorough and Listing.
, 1863-05-07
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the cOmmpn cousent
Of mlnkind at the head of all remedies for removing
bbnoxOu poisnns IrOm the blOOi aud Cleansing all the
tsSes of the hOdy They have saved thousands. year
after wear, frOm falling sscrIce t0 the ELECTS Of dys
pepS dyseutery, diarrhG, cons:ip ltiln. liver com-
rtints kc., iIat attssLed by mytitds VI witnesses.
Excessive weak 1ess and debility the warnings of de-
reAsnV org lnc energy and vital decay restored
knl reanim Iai Nth ts ind heahful action In every
organ throughput the ysttn by the restorative and
exhllAfftnR Influence Of this medicine.
, 1863-05-07
FITy..-saortaess of Breath wit


Very bad symptGns,. which, not corrected, may tend
70 some serious disorders Of the heart CT 0teI vital
organs E moderately Of Solids take six Pills nightly
for some lttls time; take plenty Of fresh az with mod
reoFed 20 health aud Vgor. Try this but for three days
OufV and the result will be marvellous.
, 1863-05-07
Female CO nplain.s.

All ds,rders oil the sex and diseases In every crisis
befiIOus 10 the life and health Of woman youthful OF
aged, married or SINGLE may he rIdicIlly aud quickly
cnred Wth1ut risk or trouble by doses Of these
Pills, taken according u the printed directions.
, 1863-05-07
Compiaints incident to Children.

An complaIntsc q children NAV soon be cured u care
be taen % purify ter lo0d ouFyect the action o. the
liver anil cleanse A at0gaeh and bowels. iew doFes
esCt particularly u pGteuis be careful TO- not allowing
them % eat Of things which they know would be injurious
20 themselves. 0.
, 1863-05-07
IIollOOays Pills are the bs& remedy knOrn IN tie
s'i tcorId for he following diseases

HolIOSay's Pills are the best remedy knOtTn IN TIE
e'' tcorid for the tollOOing diseases!
Arus IDroDsy ITnaammatlon Sore Throats
Asthma Dysentery Jaundlce Stone and Gravel
Hliono Com. Efylipelaa Liver Com Secondary symp-
,RIRints Female Irre- plants toms
HoleRo1 on tiS RuiaFities IAimbago Tic DouiouTeuf
nin lFeverg Of all Piles rumors
noVel compItsi -kInds = Rhsumatism ULCERS
CoiIcl .lRIis Retenticn Of flvsnereh gIec-
Oon1inatlon ofi0out, Urns tson6
~ 6oVVli lueadaehe ecrofalA, or WORMS all kinds
Odnanrnniion llndgdsilon Kings Evil Weakness from
n,hlIitr whatever cause,
~" s'"3tA '" &c, 10, &c.
eolA A tn R.aahlIshmeut Of PRoVRss0R HoLLowE ~,
III, Strand, (near Temple Bari Londonj also BY all
respectable Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicines through
outhD civillzsd WOEa atthe following prceslA lhd,
2Sed, ts.0d, lis, ,92s. and $50 each BIx. a-.
There iss Considerable sasns ey taking 'As larger
NB-plreclioni for the guidance o1 patients In every
dll1rder are aaiNed % each Box.
,s, ~. = = IN Victoria, We,
Agents Tor Holloway.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS

Keep the bowels regular and your conscience clear
and you will enjoy life. railways REGULATING
PILLS will the frat desidsrxtum, and lay the
foundation for healthy existence. To those who
sick With Dyspepsia, Indigestion Cossivensss Dropsy
Heart disease, Inflammation Of the Bowels, kidneys
Bladder, Liver Complaint Jaundics, and the horrible
train OF eoncontants induced by the Of Quinine
Cslomel and mereuriAl posons may rely upon a sure
care by the Of these pills These pills an i'm
provement all Pills Pow ders Oils and Ssdlitz waters
in Under their influence the patient in
strength, sleeps well, eats well, and performs all the
functions Of life well Persons taking these pills need
fear exposure wet cold, damp mSArious
phere, they will 50 charge the system with health
protect It against disease.
Physicians will and in thsse pills vegetable substi-
tute for CAlone and Asreury-wil likewise find them
treasure in OF ErysiPelas, Inflammation OF the
Bowels, Yellow, Typhoid, Bilious and ether Fevers
where the patient ia weak to dose Of the
drastic Pills, Oils, Powders, &c, these pills viii
purge thoroughly, bat viii not weaken the patient.
Drastic purgAsves in the treat.lsnt OF acute afam
matOry diseases should be avoided owing their local
action BY irritating the OF the intestines they
ly excite the bowels TO persstalic movement while the
bile other diseased huors ef circulating in the
system RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS are the only
safe purgAtivs medicines take OF this kind
424w2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
DROBATE ORDER.-stat. of Mich

l. igAn, county Of Inghzm, Sat session Of the
Probate Court FER The county Of InghA holden the
Probate Once N the vlliags Of hasoa, Monday the
18th day OF June in the Thousand eight hun
dred and sixty three; Present, F- d Pinekney Judge
Of Probate i. ths matter o. the estate OF Anss
Adams dses&set- On reading and ding the petitisa
ly verified, Of John s Wood, praying thai instrU
nsnt in writing purportlng to be the sss viii aud
tAmsat 81 said deceased may be admitted to probate
Thsrsupo1 Il Is ordered Thai Tuesday the 5th day o.,
July uext. II O'Clock tie forenoon. be sssiKn
ed Tor tae hearing Of said petition thA the heirs
law Of ssd deceased and ali other persons Interested
said estate are required 20 appear AZ session II said
Court, then 10 be holden a. the Probate once the
village Of Aas0n, and show cause any shere be- Why
tbs prayer o. the petitioner should be grsntsd And
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
the persons interested n said estate OF the psndency Of
said pstton and the bearing Thereof by causing copy
Of this order - be published IN The Lansing Republican
newspaper printsd and circulating N said county q
Ingha successive weeks previous sid day Of
ing. a trss espy) WI Il, PNCKNET,
k1sw3 Jsdgs 81 Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

Tue MIDDLE Town BRIDGE.-It has
become highly dangerous for people to pass over
the Middle Town Bridge, especially with heavy
loads. The common council have condemned
the bridge, and warned all that they must cross
II at their own risk We think. in order to
save the city from liability in case of an acct
dent. they should so obstruct it as to prevent
people from passing. But if any one is killed
we apprehend it will hardly be sufficient conso-
lation that it was done at the expense of the
city. Why should not the council make prepar-
alton at once for the building Of a new bridge 7
II the timber and other material were prepared,
1t would take but a short time to build il.
should the old one give way But il nothing
be done until that catastrophe occurs. nearly
six months would be required to replace 1t -
Our citizens should take this matter in hand
and petition the council to act upon it, If they
viii not do 20 without ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

NEGRO REGIMENT-A curious argument
in their favor. 1t seems by the report OF one of
our Generals that they are hardy, generous, tenn
perate. patient. strictly obedient, &c, but the
great reason he advocates their use is, they will
live on hard, dry bread, made with cheap sale-
ratus, because they have good teeth, thus saw
ing large amount of expense And he thinks
they will be better for running because less
bulky than the white soldiers who have to be
fed on nice, light, sweet, spOngy bread, made
with Smiths Saleratus- This Saleratus is al
ways warranted to be the best article ever sold
in any market