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l)Clitifal Notices.

Young Mems MON Central Con sniff .-Tf,r
regular MONTHLY MEETING ~ this Con nittee VIII lle
held % t~ lieaiuarsr' Broadway ard 2Jdst, on
"WEDNESDAY ENENlSG the 9th inst, az hlf pat
s'cloc- Pactual sii.ndanc. 10 s.ticularf ~s.d
WILLIAM ~. fq;MsTESNG Chai.rnu.
GgoLrn Y JAoIHs to-.--..-.
GEORIs y. t,sxIkg. ''N'''-
kfa MeefIng Of the ELECTORS oftb~ Ist JUDICIAL
DISTRICT heid y We. - Geenwi is'., {, Monday even
inr the 1914 lust, th- following Resolutions yoss unanimous
y ,dopted
issoircd. Thn, she Electors Of .he lat Judicial Dc,
81 THE City Of New ffrh comprising te it, ID ID and 9TH
ard feel u incumbent duty pr end 10 the poiti.
cal frauds and bribery that hs Ion, been BY cques
and esbss who hcrcnsy tye thcnser4 the Representa-
outrage .he hone. had orng vosf Of 4, st Judicial
Distift
Reaol-e1 That We .erefpre place IN zonna on o.
sterling integrity un.piird fputsc h0nc-'y, ability and
uninpe enable Hneeedi rts; who knowD IN this ds
trri l1 number Of y'als and whose s'Glr Il above
rgolrh-tLli Is JOHN BOYD, to vi ON pledge
ye, 10 use al hon-st and honorable bis
.cleciion. HIRAM "hLbhooh, rresid'nr
JAsys ENgrGHr Secretary
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Thr Ncw-iork Central Haiir"nd tomrnn,.
Ia, andrr,,f,l ,.yc,ho.d.r ia "t.ic NLW-iuEk
e.. TRIAL ENLcoAD COMrAN1' hereby slpoiut
InosAs ". otoorr, Jons b.. WILLIAMS nd Gao 3. Tar.
if,s. or either ol tArrn
aionsy ami ro.j for cad IN name 10 'oi" Tor
Directors 81 the ai COMPANY mi r c'ors - Election
at e annual Il t',u zoo. ,l,r Ia o.c- be held At the
office Of ho,ad Company n tie Cy oi Albany, the sec.
onl Wedu,s2ty D.cemb,l l ofas piar,er other uino
pd plr-o ,gch coc.iou my be held aud mr sid
loo n,ar toat touch election snd IA any meeting on
pro. ,clinf. which may then .lr prcr a, fully eoad
doif Ier.on ~ pr 80 with f power o. .ub.i'uiion md
i,socou 20 r.n .iur o. them. Al prc,i,l' proxies
br,n %, - revoked
Nluf.sos.
THE above T. correct f.u 81 PROXY 'lr those VINO at W
o. .I,t ,i. Cos flr n. Affection. tn tifntuo N'N' ~
wine. 81 ~ tp ..n,ss,, md i'da'i! stamp A's'"'"'
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New and Eenutifvi.

New and Beautiiui.
.Jsr ISSUED,
SPLENDID SETS FOR aLBCNA
PRINTED IL OH CDLDR,.
ra Moses, u carss piics per act. sl'
fgus two sorie-l .ss;.
BIRDS three s"sisr).
ir-lake 81 low Oh -
street >rcIe three
Lte Fess ManAgere three s"resi
Gard Photographic ~ PER dOreh.
alOunls from ~. 10 $50.
Ens-1yins. and Prints ,,sf i-sgrf.
Wbiso ring An cl,. belgiinl price ~. R.sIini
P1.y lee plain and colorci md = - Aho spltndd
collection Of large and small Prints, Dawiug SD Dinngrp
Pcofrs, &c. 81. Any oil ihr ABOVE ~ 4 rceiP
pre-. Libsrl. % d.aef-.. Addne,, b. ". W.
HlLCHLOCh, Ma. As BrOa5yaY.
Consumption specific Keueiy. - wiSCiih5
TERs HYPOPHOSPniTES set WIKI iartrsble f.5nocs
~ s-AGgs COSsriP,jos Also ia 5e,rc1s D'bi'iy
Dygcasii, ByoasH, and all Disorders OF The 'ys
This Remedy is the Bssr EIyors roSc AID IsvtS
oRAroa " THE FoKcys 1no01 10 MeSisd Science
IRylr.
r<,. PRICE,: IA and 10 bottles ~ and =, sod by a
respectable Druggist. and Whyi,se and Resi AZ 'he So.-
Cen.ra. Depot b. J. Hl:CdhsrEE. 40. % Jo.iu \. T.
81 orl-s should b. sJJsr.,,d Circular. fe t. df
uauifrf,.
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A Cnrd,-Or JOHN cOLLElT, Popular i'eetafr' upgn,
Phyoosy &c. iayihs rc-unci hi. practice inths r'y wena
MON, hi, rnd, lha BE- inay be- conAaei, ilhrr
,pon,i, d. y ..t,r alJv.sci ~ 49, 'aibr "1ot ..'.
sL,n AK.
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Now-Y0yi Cooesy SoiuuIecr Committee
Office, No. 90 GROhDWAy

Office, No. go BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WAITED.
~ The following tbs recuni,y Inducements offered;
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down. $S"
STATE BOUNTY T5
UNITED STATES BOUNTY TO new racrns.s....,. 30z
UNITED STATES COUNTY, addao na to veteran
lc0FW
Toal.....,.-........-.......~. s,rU
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor,
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
OaiSON BLsNr. supervisor.
ELIJAH 4. PtRDY, sgpcrvisor,
WILLIAM X. STEWART, Sppe-iSor,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED snpeTsisor
County Comlies-
ORfSO,- BLUNT, Cba'rmss.
Gniiea stutrs Excise Notice.
NOTICE.
hereby given persons residing jony dnes inths
THIHTY%sEC0ND ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
eompos,S of the
iikSf, SECOND AND FOURTH WARDS
CITy OF NEw-YoRg.
that the
ASSESSMENT ROLLS
uil in sceorJance with the provision of Section IS Of d,
ACT TO PROVIDE INTERNAL REVENUE. ac.
BIZ OPFN IDR tEAHISArION
AZ The, OFFICE.
fR'lN A. 81. Till y n
FOR klkTEEN DhYs
from the dtt- hpof SUNDAY, exceps,d And 5s. foe bs
FIVE DAYS NfXT ENSUING.
APPEALS Will. BE RECEIVED AND DE'St RAINHD
by til, ofee daily ifom 10 to r-iiysts
ERRONEOUS Or EXCESSIVE VALUATIONS
ALL APPEALS NUsT BIZ ~ WapihG,
specify the particular mater or thing repectins
which decision is rqs-sted ard state The onui prnTS"
OF inequality conipiiinetoG
:. 7. GdLBE2T.
i,,,e1ior Witty -sec,od Disf'-.
STATE OF New "a
Dated At No. i0 Brnsdsay, hilih dy C Sovenr' 1915
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AGAIN. NEW TEST .sDST.
READ.

UkslsN July =. i%jl
have been de,f .Sr twenty-five year, and Dr. Won
E-cubers has operated both my without the slightest
pain did not believe such a thing cosd be done now
hear well and feel ny head clear which did no, for the last
twenty years The dcxterity and sk Nth which tir .pera
ton wa. performed evinces tie hsbe practical abity
:keaI perfectly. isnew over usulh 'nce the oP'fi''n'
and continue to feel a. well as
WILLIAM LfDDLE.
usT,.na ieeih-,t between ~ .1l ltays.
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Fall and Winter.

Fall and Winter. a., ,,,t,.
The best ps.r io bay oNERtoAIS ihd ~" "'' ~" ~
'' r. H. BALDWlS'S
Nos. - und Z, Bowegy.
Tho e. sswrf,neil snd .io'' IA the o'ty'
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Movements of Ocean steamer.
Dueincss Molilce.

MORToHs GOLD TENS are now sold az the
.sne prices before the ccn srnen # h- WV this IL
entirely owing The Manifcoier. Improvements in ma
c nery his presnthrrr Re Brue. aud Cash in Advance
system; for, u.l hc commenced asscisns biz Dn.~ was
done Credit and ,fyi1fiy Nh the Trade
The Morton Gold Pens fine on sold a. old rrcea,
~ the makers of all cs gold pcns charge the r.cuui "a the
Gold Goyrrnme T,x bit Mosio has in changed
hs prices Wholesale or Retail
Ofthe gree, number. ,snt by nail {, III fss Of he world
curn. the pas, o- ycs, not one in rhousd ha Aied to
reach rs Destination in sscy blowing that tho Motion COL
Pen be obtained by my ono In .Ty part o. TO sor'
>, the price, postage ouly excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready rr r-iish
Gold PEN exactly adapted your hand and style 81 ~rD =
which will 30 youT rTuns vastly CHEAPER than Sesl ens az
the present auo- universal EPscure Pres Of ever =
thing you have Morton God Pen cheaper. IN roPoio
the labor spent upon Il and material used than my o
Gold Pen la tic Wsd lfyoa want coll on a MosTo' y
No IS Maiden Lane or incose stamp for circular.
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DIED.

DIED.
yr,DLEY-M Fl4s La'd Neek. fong Land On sunday
Nov IS Ma El1i Efdey as'a 20 yrll. .,
The funeral vii t,te piece a. 'hr hou.eo. h't N' ~
A.. Io,kltrt No. 80 liunou afr -. Now -, hi "'"
~ M, ON Tn,d4y. Nov. ~. Tho friend col 'n' im! '.'
Repeatedly Invited To- attend witiou, iurihei non''
B,ILEY-On Sunday morning nov. 10 at a. ~ l'y'''
wall ony son ofllalcyob 4. aud Lny Bailey a'd '5'@''
months and days ,,t..., ... ii,
His funeral ~il tase place 1T tho r.'cnc' :. MS y "
Eguy.bry Conn, Tucsdny tic i,iI ni..' a. 7. NJ
Tbc friends md rrliiyc. respectfully hinh 10 a'''
WI bout further notice.
Li'tiC Clayton hns gone,
lie .'e-p,th' sleep thlt snp~s
No waking firo". or boy,
We will not forge you
We nre now weeping.
GIEGORY-On Sunday Nov. H. after shol' ind s'''fo III
mesa Clinton A. Gregory. in the 23h year ca hs a
Tn, relatives and friends Of tho family r'aPrtn hs
10 attend 10 f4ncrll from the Lexington tn" ~
nam Chufch c0fnrr Forty ssth direct e. clofA ~" '
fIne.d.v without fdrtbor notice. ini'fedh oi'f"""'"
.oapooRyop SUNDAY Nor, H. aite. slors sad sosess
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,pNuNlC ,ArABRH CURED.
HE.Np.

WIlhf lI|1III ''7
qhis b. =, ,ft,fg tn.t la,s sui,r,d isJu very
cuEoNlcC.rARnI,N vitae dyl ioi.nc.s IA he tcad. /
G uy ro.c conpl,s 5P,l n. accompanied 10y connl ii
,ofu.s 9TH. hr,ot the sai str's over mc Nti octt'
, hot Gb,-, sai. t.hucst Of Ar cte.', amt piin 20
t. overs onr tao. he ass ccs rion Having
heard Of ,he great performed DE- d. Noa tsrn5eft
consulted him. with .. lia loIo u cure Isino" happy
to bel euah!' Co ia r u.to'nI o uo er4. HDw,e. al.
ready IN 10 Doctor yy""u, asto Die scientific ai .us.
ec., modc Of e.a'ut, DE Aas sho"ui 10y ease that
'k nj movl'o g. 50 ' have pocund for h. 30 eri- :
ni -i,s,. a .o entirely r,olci 20 perfect hel.ih chs.
80 most since .y recommend 90 naosr. i,ou CHRONIC
sNrAR,ul a. SOGt rnEOM 20 sp'i, at oace 20 pr.
y.n Li.lnae =. ,.iiA cr,,sn,y ofb'ins cu,et
FEEDERlCk WEBER. Ne. SD .onlti.,'
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Tho Long Island Mail cius-- NJ n ~, All q.
Sunday fa!s.-On .-unda, ~ uisco,c "a u -. a..
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CArARRH CURED.

CArhRRH CURED.
szwiosE Aug. %, 1853.
Ihavs been susf ng Tor the sst three ycar om severe
r.,arrb with continue dalnes. in my head, shines'
.aross my chest weight my eyes, which were weak
~..ery and very painful. My norii continually ob
s,ructsd with pouring auid have he'd nowent 'reelns
honssne.s my voice generally ATTENDED with 'pn Oxen
~i.h ,unes. Of ny ,hroa together with sornc-s ind
dsoppin. Dr. Won E,enbers has cured Of al thee di''
r,eable suaIiug now feel lie. The Iea,nent Of
Dr. Won Ei.enber, 1, as kful az :; successful Is impo
slbs 10 o,eraie The beneh have received At hi hands,
heartily recommend any ,use.in; lac mysh to place
,hou.el,e. undos Dr Won Ei.saberss vh Certainty
Of ben. speedily cured give this with gratitude snl pleas
urr canno, fsscsr asn saying ta, my soi-. With vs.
Lo.I.s sud thick ~hcu applied Dr. yoa fihe's is nav
ci,.r and good Indeed. feel abunilniy 'ati'isd
JAMES LITTLE. No. "a, 'tl-,t Ne~iorS.
Exw-yoGx sep'.uhers.
have been 81, ns ior ys. pat iiou ars.rr Ca'Hh
with greet heasine,' my ey' ~lh 'r' ''e oppression
rroa. rn, ,nc.. and paia IN my bead ds'uy "a
in. and continual accumulation my no'ifi.. "arh s'e
on f.,fs- Iights Tor srsrfh yfHr ihif' 49,
phy.lcisns who pronounced to be con'umPi'e WAX
suffered f,r 20 long time !. indie eriblbl'. NJ system Vi"
entirely A.srranssd and greatly deb'i~d no; only c4s
~e.k bot had oIoad continually before ny -yrs, and ny
e,r. r. ~ aa,cicd thai threatened Will Ato1io''
harm. mus, s,y think ~ss guided by ro'd me 70
CONE TO d. Won E.rbo,. Who no, only eufed me Of nv
Caiah By fcmo,ius an astonishing quantity OF ds,rsea'r
matter from my bead but be- restored ne % pc.6''l heolh
bls..u, hivr enjoyed for many yc-rA 10" 'joy
good sht. rest, and pssue my oasinos Win coioii
un. lnowIcd;s tia, Dr. Won Eis,lbers sI mi cirn1c
treatment Cor Caiarh deserves the bisr -!ii2n' a.
ia. pl which direct. his system o.. earring Cilr Is
.uch ~ . r-ndor success certain.
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JAMES yURLoNc. ". >SsI,r.


No ia ALLES ". NV oeS. FEB 1885,
have b~eu completely daiia md partially 80 IN
tho o,Aar Tor above seventeen years. with diseeble d.-
oh,rss from both c-rs. combine. wish counal rum ing
n,.., IA IN, head for Which have been tca'ed py mos
emlacui pa,ones in 'Lc ci,y gl.hea, tir ,,- frii'
Icon,ued Dr. Soa Ernb-r,, bai nu. c'nliy 'ay iAi,
h,i no s Ia h. success when dd Co., III Therefore Zoe
to d. Won Ei.ei5crg;o sn' entirely cnr
also tll, b. dllycI skIl mi lno'l-e which ilec
procured for La such uia Il grpi'ion A. have hat
"a Opportunity OF comparing uoe o. tsaleii ,ti iat
Of othri on tuy st.,c u4i il b. not only superior tu
dc p.a.tr. ri d,c. a.. llple ssiaau. be heu 's
.fr ii ~, ,piui,n certain joins TAYLOR
NGw.ioES Jay 10, 1884,,
17.t ceria,, tia my molrr la, bc'a i,r soins .'r-
all.el ,i psr.il dc..,s. ur.ils ffoir pan. '.l I.
fuo.s 90 ~, hr,i together wiz otter ni s."as %. =
to.a fo. oi hoiru. Dr Nol Ei.rh,r r-lp,,d ..i LIZ
ears s-ca ersn 81 OF 4,r together w eou.uia vi 1'I,
..fng he. .. surou.y. sid I'LL ~tlou; pain i,h ''.h
gfsis.. thaas. ,nat s,c uif te. iuony 90 H. shil
,tRBOLu =. PuSI. NJ. % south :.
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Dsefncss, ImpuireJ' -is5t,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATtERHab AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CaRONIC CAThERH,
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION or THE
EUsTACHlAN TUBE,
CURED,
CIISs EYE SVRAIGHTESED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and everJi,.. Of the Eye and Far ;Ig either n'edc,i
or sorsicslaid. asSndeit,
DIR. VON EISFNBEKG.
Author Of Surgical and PrsJtcal Observation, tbs Dr.
eases oftlse Ear. with hi,now Mode Of Treatment
NO. sie'BgoADwAY. NEAL. ELE,ESTl-sr.
AGAIN. NEW TssfgsoSY
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RrguInr Peoples Union Norsinniicn.
por Pol.e Justice. Inn District. 10Th spd 2oth Wards.
JOHN QuAChtNBLsH
Special Notices.
Naw-York Historical so~icty.-A Special Meeting
for he Ccesaton OF tho finyninh Arn,ver.ary o. The
founding II the soci.y viii BE- hold the Library TIts
p kEtSN,n No.. ~, = q eGts: Ins S ss,I rnAs
ANDREW WARNER, Recording SECRETARY.
The TURNER'S Club Of the American lnstltute
DAY CTassdlyl Nov H. a, a O'Clock. PkrfR Is. MEAD.
eco O. Te ~ y ofcu.iur,, All iusir.s tbs manner Of
LA - ''' '''P' join W. CHAMBERS. Sec -s.ry.
Hebrew I.adie-' Fair. snl PROMENADE EVENING
cos, rki, by tn 80 Rrueus bend a. Do.iwortys hs
~ ,.r, ' F. T. The Ra..n Admiral aud .sto will
f.if ih's L'enns
rnir.-The Msas-,r, Of ie ORPHANS HOME and
ASYLUM Of the rfoss'ant tp'eoP. esnreh Wiz ho'a .
- J"s, III Iic to on UFsDiY wEDSEspAY end THURS.
DAY. Nov. H. Is AID - iroHi II a m. to 10 p m.
Extraordinary
SALE OF
NECK TIES And SGARtS,
An Importer. sto's.
At RETAIL
Il. l.. SMITH IL BLAkI.
No. -, broadway.
Tn, lar get .ofirsni Of sk Tho, sa csIf. >, Z $50 II
amcric. !. pov osrr,4 - Retail, Al JUST ABOUT ORR.
HALF ,.ilE USUAL fkltLS. -
DCEsf TiEs 40 IS oENls
- CEsr TBS Ar . thNTs.
BbAch
NECK TIES,
WHITE
NECK TIES,
RID
seek TIES,
HI.tE
SEtk TIES.
PURPLE
NECK TIES,
HUMBOLDT
NECK TIES.
.AlOLEON
NECK TIES.
MONITOR
NECK TIES.
vihD>UR
NECK TIES.
RBBOS
NECK TIES.
TUBULAR
NECK TIES,
WEDDING
NECK TIES.
CLERICAL
NECK TIES.
MOrEhiSG
NEtk HES,
NARROW
Seek TIES.
WIDE
NECK TIES,
Long
NECK TIES.
SHORT
NECK TIES,
u.S THOUSAND DOZEN
NECK TIES.
Al KIrtiL.
IHfs us lib" FLACE TO Buy
NECK TIES.
a.. boy enc all ser on rf'cills tie s.O.r
Also
f1r srle - above
fltE THOUSAND DOZEN
Gone superior Pine lscn
COLLARS.
d. ia, sf Cd r1'su.lvn si vr-in0sgn Troy tolrsny ~
De- s. a a. Z o. ttl t.f.f. r - c,nls 'rll.
40.
,hrs. .to,s ofGiO'r- HOSIERY rNnhHsil~rS' cad
'r LuN PRICES.
...l. n.rss s'ills. ~ - b.. i,t 'l',l o. a.y
y .l..t .a iacm. a. e.. rvhcr.
lilL At4,, b. ntp..
.fs. r. a 4ifc %.
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Cabinet Furniture

NJ NANIFANIi NIEN IKltLS. -
slhl0o0 NOxyIl or FlN>l-,LASS tLRNirtk RI
lu ron.ranen,- a tine f,AE % ia or wholesale ''si-
a. vr on. ors ou good to thr l.oIr -
G,us.tia ofra'or Library. D-iti nd BraRcon s1trs
made of - ec ss.a ai-d tLe latest fashionable si'~
AL good. ,sarr4rird
PLEASE canine our good. before Pa.'iasas e-s'
q. .,.-s NEIG i BkAi s>DOl.F,
No.. 70 .I ~ Riyirsion g.. bot E.srK md NOrf,A-
l.L.md. t....t md Ioa. sn.- s.a.et pa lll.e by
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Special Notices.

New-York Historical -oricty.- A specd Meeting
far 10. Celebration Of tie fNy ninth Arnlyessary OF he
founding of the SOCIETY vii be- hold 81 the Library On Tts
DAY EVENING, Nov. II, y 4 o'clock. The Hon. EhAs-
Tvs L. BENEDICT VII deliver a.. Anuvofsary Adfress
ANDREW WARNER, Recording Sec,r,sry.
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sperlnnlOrrhea, or >emirs, weakness.


IT'F
for he permanent, sad ss,ely % ) isl ~ -es'
Lrsl.aI1ry sgty Daily Lo., urrib'ci ., L,Tao's
t'r.frnoa. &C.. The SPECIFIC Pill = srgrALLN
t.-AS iAgALlIHLE REMEDIAL
,ui b.. been 9gLfrly recommended sy PEos''p> s1ntrs
all Keith. a.d oi-r d,.ls..s.i Practitioners. Pnrs 81
,,r hux: ~ Loxs. Cat once, Tor 81. Sent by a.li
ADv.cE GRATIS Ic''-rs c0gfdennL
= sod, nhoic.lle aud rcai. 10y J. DiNC CHESTER No
.. In-n u, Y u % MhoL. ~ -rll .honi b. aldn-d.
, 1863-12-06
FHoM SpRlEaF;EED,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
sPRMor1E1p, ILL.,, Dec. i, 1861.
Two companies Of tho colored regiment
bnyc their minimum number already sworn
into the service; md will without doubt have
their maximum number soon. Recruiting Is
going for other companies in this part Of
the stato, and learn one company has been
organized by Captain Brown at Quincy.
Tho Provost Marshal Of tho Quincy district
1,aa notified nil persons wisAipgg to eIaim ex-.
emptton from the draft to cell and state their
case before the Goth inst. The Provost Mar-
shall of tho 10th district IL still stirring up the
coppe1lcads and deserters near MurraYvillo.
On Last Thursday soldier was shot at and
desertcr. This Was speedily avungcd By the
soldiers comrades, thrco or four Of whom
Immediately cmptied the contents Of their
mus1ets into the body of the offender, who
has since died of his wounds.
VIM. E. Ketchum nrd z. Fl. Freeman, clerks
Of Major Freeman, arrested few days ago by
Captain Keycs, are to he sent to Washington.
Their bnggago and bonds were secured and
nrc now in the hands Of Capt. Reyes.
Capt. James g. Robinson, OF the 9th 1lli-
nois volunteers, has been honorably dtscharg-
: ed from the service.
Col John Logan, Of the sd regiment I'LL
nofs volunteers, arrived here to-day from
Natchez on recruiting service.
The citizens Of Kansas, Illinois, 6 villsge of
three hundred inhabitants, contributed over
$50 for sick and wounded soldiers on Thanks-
giving day.
Eighty-ono recruits were mustered into scr
vice to-day. A number more are expected on
the evening train.
Captain Elijah P. Curtiss has been appoint
cd Major Of the Goth regiment.
Many soldiers families in this part Of the
State are in a suffering condition, and m ef-
fort in being made among the loyal people to
secure funds to relieve them and place them
beyond want during the coming winter.
, 1863-12-06
SURPRISE AND CAPTURE OF i
GUERILLA COMPANY In
NORTH CAROLINA.
Later from Europe--Earl Russell'S
Resignation Dcnied-England.
Opposed to The European
Congress.
Copperhead Rioters Come
to Grief Destructive
Fire in New York,
GuERtkLARAyAGES ON THE M!SSiS-
Si?p4 CHECKED.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Irlbuae.l
WASHINGTON y, Dec. .. Icy,
n! lHc Aululnasl1"'io'l eaoeue to-nl5ut tAe
name OF nj. "ashp't'7f WIS wltna''"n, rs
candidate Tor speaker, anu schug1er toaiax
was put IN nomination BY acclamation- NO
other puslncss was transacted, ana no otner
candidates viii be nominated tlli tue speaker
is elected. Inc foppefAeaa plan lor gaming
control oi LUG house Is to-aay exposed. hm,
elson Etnef,age feluScs 20 pace upon Tug ron
the names oi members from vermont Se"
Hampshire, tonnecticat, Massachusetts,
Western stfginia, Marynnd, california anu
Oregon, In consequence Of informality IN
their certificates Of election. II, as rumorcd,
Bates confirms his Interpretation Of the Law,
no apparent means remains to organization
, 1863-12-06
Profits out Of the Wnr.

A correspondent from Washington says:
"Sinre the breaking out OF the war, quite
u number Of our citizens hayc enriched them
selves Chiefly By Legitimate operations. G.
E. Mcclure s. Co., the auctionccrs, have
cleared IS, 0e0, GOO BY q contract for mattresses
and ircn bcdstcads. Sayagu &: Co., hardware
dealers, ut least 915o,000~ sibley & Guy,
'etove dealers, US much more. G. L. Wood
ward, in the same business, s1co, eco. These
firms occupy contiguous places Of business,
between 10Th and 11th streets.
John R. Evans d Co., hardware, $290, co.,
]. & E. Owen, mel chant tailors, $4,000. Mr.
Lutz, saddlert $4,000 Ar: Raplee, black-
smith, $1c0,0G0 for shoeing Government
horses. A poor whcelwright, for putting
togx ther wheelbarrows boug ght at tho NORTH,
s3V, Geo. They were transported hither III
pieces to saye freight Hudson Taylor and
Philip & Solomon, stationers, $4,000 each.
Mr.. Taylor has Invested part Of his profits
in tine house at Poughkeepsfe, N, 7.
The landlords Of the three principal hotels
have cleared from SO, 600 to 100000 year,
since December, 1861.
, 1863-12-06
From Charleston.

FoRrnEss MONROE, Dec. 4.-Thc propeller
City Of Bath, from Charleston Bar, Sunday
evening, arrived here last evening. She re-
ports no additional news, but corroborates
the reports already published from the Rich
nond Journals, that the bombartlment slow
" but steadily progresses.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 5.-The Richmond
E,,5uirr has tho following dispatches from
Charleston:
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.-The Yankees to-day
fired twenty-five mortar shells at Sumter.
Orc man was killed.
CHARLESTON, Dec The Yankees fired
thirteen shells at the. city last night Three
buildings were struck The enemy recon-
noitered to .Pocataligo, carrying of twenty
seyen negroes.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The enemy fired sixteen shells into the city
this afternoon. Several buildings were struck.
One woman was seriously wounded.
:. CHARLESTON, Dec. 2,-The enemy opened
fire this afternoon on the city and threw elk
shells. a concentrated fire from our bate
Eies caused them to cease firing.
, 1863-12-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the chicago Trfbune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Ch1caso Trtbune-1
Sr. Louis, Dec. 6, 1858.
Five hundred recruits for Missouri rcgi-
ments left this afternoon for the Lower Mis-
sissipri. ..'.....
There is rumor that Frank Blair will re-
sign his seat in Congress as soon as the house
ia organized.
The rumors from Arkansas, concerning
rebel movements in the vicinity Of Fort
Smith, arc conflicting. Ono report is that
the robels gre trying to surround Mcneil
aud capture his whole command. The reb~
cls arc committing various outrages on the
property Of the loyal Chesokees, and burn-
Ing houses and barns, and causing great suf-
fer;ug. A regulnr guerilla 'wurfure is going
on In that country.
The counterfciters haye been committed to
jail after an examination before the United
States Commissioner for altering and couu-
ter1eitius NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1863-12-06
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1853.

of cotton and Memphis papers Of the Sd, has
arrived. Tho Bulletin says cotton ID: lees &C
tive than any day previous to October. Sales
were soventy-two bales at from 10 to -
cents.
TIC rebels made mid on salisbury on the
ID, and tore up the railroad truck for somc
distanco-burning tho ties, bending the rails
and cutting the telegraph. Hntch's cavalry
ore IN pursuit. We have forty prisoners and
The same number Of horsea. Tho railroad
was repaired in twenty hours.
Arcport was brought here last night from
Memphis that the rebel Geuerals Forrest and
Lee we're encampcd Mt Rocky Fork, fifteen
miles from holly Springs, Miss, on Thurs-
day last with seventeen regiments, number
ing, perhaps eight OF ten Thousand men.
Major Devassco has returned here, and
says he can refutc tho charges against him III
regard to dofraudIng the Government.