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DIED.

hYFR--At Harel Friday morning Oo,. %, Ann Eliza
Bsscly, vito of Nlti aniel u. Aver esq.
THE rrl,s and friends Of the family respectfully in,ied
,'tcd tho funeral services from hef late rcsidencc i1
ST. hpiwcen SG and Sd avenues on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AZ
occc. e- remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter
r1cu; on Monday morning.
Wat, willie Maine. papers Please copy.
BRASDEE-On Saturday, Oct 20 Of lingering Illness f.
the 1il Of or srret A. wife Of Jales y andof
The ends Of the fmiy aud Of her .onuaw Edward 81 T.
thss requested TO attend the funeral from s. Barhoo
news Church Of Isiayetteplsoe aud Great Joues
MONDAY. oct. -, al 10
New O-icaus oud Petersburg paper please cory.
BANTA--On Sunday morning oct. 90 May Weslbrru wiz
OF Nelson II. Banta, IA the Gth yesT OF her age
to attend the funeral without further Irritation from -
D. II. OF TUESDAY next, NOV. l.
BJLLOCK-At Madison. II. j., on Sunday, Oct. 20, Ne
Her rer,sins i be- uttered IN Greenwood Ceueery.
CRANT--At Bslbmose on Thur-iay. oct. 81 ri cec 4
p n Ben AMIN Creme Of that city, IN the ooh year VI Lis
HARpER-M We, Hotolon n J. on Saturday cvcln,.
Oct %, Catherine Harper widow OF the late Wilom h'r'
The relative. and friends Of the family invited 20 attend
TIM ireral sou hcf lats icsdeaes ii' ia! loAi! a. :
O'clock
LooKwoop-on friday. o.. % IN rhi,depli', Joseph
Plrlc eide. san Of Ucrston aud Mary Josephine Loct
wooi, il the 18Th year q hi. age. ,,,.
1e relative. and f'end.o ~, ay are invited 70 st,9nd lis
funeral the residence Of 4, parents No ~ hcDouGs
ST.. Monday. the Sl,. inst. al ii a H.
OwENIn 10y City. Of dirhtheria on sphd,y non,n-
Oct % Adouriu Jud'0n. IT,. eldest sou Of A y snt tI9
line oven ssrd yrars and iaon.A. .
Tie relative. ana friends o. tie family e,recoly ed
70 attend 'h fne a from the residence ~ ms parents 10
go South Third s. Jersey CITY, Il;sas, Nov l. Ut 10
an llteraen 4 Greenwood.
PlKf-On Sunday morning o. 3D. Anne Lila Fac Whe oil
. Ecoia. PA u the 18Th ye1f OF her rye.
Tao friends Of the family ard tosr Of her father franc
Psrcs and ao # her iste Mrs John Osborn cre fcs1t
f-iy Invited s-aG hrr funeral from her hr rosid'ice
No. 80 Hrnry.i brooklyn Tuesday Afternoon, Nov !.
A. O'Clock without further notice.
sTURSRERG-On Friday morning Oct. 20 o. convu'''or'
Msgarc; " WIFI OF Robert S;usbeFs and second dsus ei
Of Usofee and Jane IiiAon 80
The leila i've, aud fienj Of the faulty invited 10 attend DE
flnrrn rnfn the rrsdrncr n her pznu No w Ai'ns.c
~ Brooklyn On Monday the Is, n-.. st , o'clock
yrONRR-Cn Eafurdsy morlue oct % G. . Siover ~ the
hrn o. Woman St0yer. Ricee.vIlc. P. az - years.
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THREE FIRST PREMIUMS HAVE 3ggN AWARDED
RRIE d.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday. Oct 70, by
the Rev. y. X. Atwrl Of II. lukes Church. Edward A.
Dickinson Miss Geosie A. Thompson. youngest daughter
of the lao Capt Edward Thompson, all Of this city.
EAsTOE-WlLLIAMS--On Tuesday. Oct % at Trinity ".
T.. Church by the Rev. Alfred Goodman D. d. FREDERICK
j. Easton TO Isabel j., daughter OF H. Wisas, esq s
ofthis city
GRFlGKIP-it the residence OF the brides father passsic
\. j. on Thursday. oct ~ by the Rev J. y Strong " "
ham reig. jr OF Lodi. n j. to Ester j. daughter Oi W al
ling Zip.
NOE-iiAERISGAt the residence Of the brides faer on
Tuesday Oct 2 10y the Rev. Mr. Maitso, Iso a. Noe to
Miss Aioeis II ieriug both OF this city. Nooards.
SHELDON-NFLCH--it ST. Peters ChI,h, Dsnsvilr,
n j., Tuesday, Oct % 1861. hy tn. ~, J. COpsud
L0e Jongs Mr.. Nlrk Sheldon Of SAL lrfn,aoo CatoTns
to Asgie NJ. dsu1hter Of Samel NJ Weleh. esq
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Give CONSTITUTION WATER a fair trial.-We
you who under specialists care from year
~ year and we particularly olude 10 ladies who are
constant, reSortnc TO oc6J treatment and all sorts Of
local oppc stOns for diseases, with much chance OF
suct there would be from local applications 10 the
5liroa for diseases Of the brain sold Wholesale by
MORoAN ALLEN. No. 10 Cliffst. aud al druggists.
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9perial Notices.

The Rev. Bishop Simpson, ID. d.. viii deiiyei -
re nuon Uur National Conlci the Academy Of Mnsi
Oh THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. 3. att o'clock IiokoS
procured Of charge at the OF the oueo
Mems Christian Association a Bible House Third
corner Ninth St. and the following Places Kashton No "
stor House Uuri Iouyhton NO so Broadway; Appss'
ton No AS broadway; Miller Mathew No. 73' brosdwsu
Randolph No. 40 Broadway; Jones tiae Crowenl No. W
Broadway; Book room, No 200 Muiberryst.
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l)olititai Notices.

Veteran nion Club barge aud Iicicrv j. Ou''.
Sircia eefin. Of til. tiub will bc held a. beadl AT
a. rl0 Ero.dv-r, MOhDAA gNENiNG Oct ~, ~ .
o'eioes Member having rolls ee requested D" torn thf
"A th. ie,tn. when bn.!n.,s Of momen,ont inporac.
tho iat.sr1ts lie Cab snd Lfu tluse wi To- ~
r.. WILLIS FISHER FTts.4oHt
A. d. susI,s secs-,sr.s..
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hch the ho,s call the bost book printed. Read
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Business Noiires.
HALa's HONEY OF HoREMOUxD AND TAR,
Enr ilIc Curc az


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private practice.
ne Ind Ions been profoundly impressed with tie wonderful
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Ns fRINcPLE Of the forest tree -ibis, BaisGnaa
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ocoi ss great medicinal forces into snoh union that
49, power Of oeeh would he Ireserved the disagree
qualities OF tar removed and the pTioe Of the
compound b. within the Of all 1t last, after long
',uss oi dacuI, chemical experiments hs found that by
.id- these free Other Ingredient each enc valuable by
,ef he not only obtained the desired results, bu, greatly
Grfssed tire curative power OF the compound This having
c-ro thoroughly tested by practice, is now offered to the
y-,e., PUBLIC IS a safe pleasant and inf!ible Remedy
PRICE 20 ClNrs PER BoTTLE.
fof .il- ~ ,.l Druggists.
CBARLEs DowSTB General Agent,
Nc. "a Cedar.t Newly ORR.
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lgFfrRS No. 573 Broadway, is now prepare
To sell his Ladies' and Chiidren's SHOES and Gent
rain and Fancy SIIpPTRS az prices 10 suit the times
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Post Office Notice.

Post ONCE Notice.
On TUESDAY the tdsy o. Noyenber 1851 op'fiesHs
u"1' WIG MoNEY.ORDER SYSTEM III ''
will comm snce IN the United States. ,,,.
WIZ LIsTS or THE OFFICES
rpo. which Money Older. be dIs.n s'e poses 80
General Post Onr~ and ts Girsent stsons IN l'' cIy
No,sx Oder en- ouly be- obtained a. te nrrfsi rosk
Ocn corner OF Cedar aud Ns.ssa'''' sna WIZ ." a1s~s
upon any MoyyY.oRDEa POST OFFICE p,
for suns ~ to thirty dollars, ~, Ola.
M 90, Va = Ia and not exceeding IS ceuts
IN ,i.r. over xao and exceeding sd 20 cesfs.
y" ori.r ,x,urd for less than dollar nior shAe
,v aisr, Psr.s desiring to reI. more Tran thtJ dsa-
lAs' sJ Wv JAMES KELLY. PV-tmsskrs.
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tOsBURN y. BRIGHT. esq
PArsEsos, y. - JOHN DAVIDSON. CSC
FAiKvtLLk--I'be Rev. JAMES DUBOIS.
S.vo~.-prof w w uFCFMAN.

r.....o. NJ I| GcSs. S. 4 bs5sa II, ESQ
s.ys,.nF1ef " hsy i HFcFM RSSo0
BLooxYRLp n. J.-Col RUSH Q. HAWKINS
oUArAsrrs coz con A. es y. sToSE Of Htlsn.
CARMEL. D. m-WiLLiAM II BURLEIGH, esd
hnpessoEI coss0IpSEYYHa Il Pr &c. go
fAIsrrsviILs y. b. TURNER of Tens"
s.n5Ss,w NON w. N IS T7f FL Of Conn
NV EeHs1 n J'-fIon. HORACE MAYNARD Of Tom
kySsrco-A. r. fooS, of n. II.
Pt.ss,s, e's }-Gen. F. W. CAN'T. Of Ar&snni.
HUDsos.-Hon. LYMAN TREMAINE
RIDsEEELD Cl.-Hon. WIN X PECK.
DASpCRr. CT.-Gsn.o ;. fERRh
USIoS o. m-WM. p. ROBINSON go.
DoyrR n. R.-Geu. JOHN S'sNiFf
lira WAsD. bRookLTs..Proa ". II. RAaAIN' OIL ie"h
SArAy,yCA--Col u. 4. BEARD.
FILtyeTos Rev. II. REnSON.
fLCsslse.-CoL r. -. CARPENTER; ofKy
EAST HAsrroS.-bthJ X. PHELPS, esq.
SATURDAY, Ney; g.
GoDs ISyiLLg, n. J--lioD r. a. kObLE.
", a. (0en. II. y. BRUCE, -
BsooKIrs-CoL r. Is. CARPENTER, OILY.
Arp.sr.- lion 9. ~ H nEenW6 orr.,u
JaxEsvuIr--fATRICk CoRBETr, ESD.
CHarass rorr cGnssas Hsw LIFT T.; ShA'A
MiEioS.--iiey JAS. DU BOls.
ioakvLLE.-JOHN DAVIDSON, ESQ.
nrpr,rsAD COL Az a ~ = s foSE q . q
The Hon. WM. G. DOANr.. OF Wash
sArssR1iE'- tWM II. BgRLElGH, esq.
DrSKIRx-Gsn 5. +. CAREY, Of ONO.
PArERsos. n. j. Nm. T. ROBINSON, esq
Nyriprx-Msj. JAS HAGGERTY.
.NoKTH BAsaoR Tie Hon. O. 4. HURLBURD
N,TFRrows-Col STEWART 7. WOODkORD.
AyocA-ProE W. W. IFGFMAE, Of Washington.
JoEssTowS.--toi HAVE OF Team.
MgRRDiAs Jude T.. p. TURNER, OF Texas.
sLoAssyILIE--W. W. NORrIIRUP ESQ.
(The Hon. RICHARD BUSTED,
P.,Axus- The lion. RUFGsF r. ANDaEwS.
(slsl H. X. PANGBORN.
NoRwArK Or JOSEPH J. COUCB. ESQ,
WArYuBrRY, CT.-tien. o. ;. FERRY. =,
kEW BRUSsuIck, n. 1.-The Hon HORACE MANNAhD.
Of Trnnrssee.
PBILs pEIPHiA, n Y.-C. A. FOSTER, Of ksnssA
NEW WINDOW b. n. CSMPBELL.
CRoToN DAx.-ETiIhN kLLtN, esq
-, (Coi.. q. r. BEARD.
'aaASi"""- tIhe REy. II. BENSON
MONDAY, Nov. :.
NEWARK Il. J.--TIon TIlOS. q. ALFORD
AuBuR..-PATRlCh CORBETE
Puar JfKyi-.-fion. WM. g. DOASP, NJ Wastinfo1-
: ((yL STEWART h.. NOUDEOAJ.
BnrDocrcHT. CT MAJ JANIS HAGGERrY
MygIpss Cr-Hon BUTLER o NOBLE.
-. o. fGen o. = FERRY.
NohSALx VI : NJ. HEWLETT. esq
CaAsProY-C. A. FOSTER o. K,nsss
NEW IIsvES. Cr-Geu. h. W. CAN'T OF Ars
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Medicui n, drokonia. -
The s, cEcisnt sad rational trOsmsns OF N~a oA>rs
Catarrhal Deafness, Cats-rh Of the Thro,s r-
Bronchial Cslsrrh and Asthms ..p
INTRODUCED AND PRAcrIcEO ~
DIR. s.. CLESSON PRATT,
osu. and Auri.t: Lecturer Desse' OF the orsans -
so.eisi Sense; Author Of the Meiica, Specialist.
Meaicsl Hydrokoris for CA,srh, &c.
Proftsiousl Rooms No. 793 Broadway. 0pPoa's
"GRiCz CYuRcH."
Reception hours from 10 a. H. " p. ~
CARD SPECIAL.
Pe-,or sn-ring from disease of the cr.a' ofspee'ssasS
Eve Ear Thro. Cl;arrhalDisease. msy eornuaeA
N. r.o.es.ouai services Of d.. PRATT whoa. the chaaa
aud iorcsou seeing their ard diseases p'r'dss
in he public newspapers. Tire relation Of physician and -
M oa. Of sacred us, and Involves those loe nss OF lanss
and eic,,y alike credi able re Tits pncipe reose
,sa v ~ ,ro1 ed medical Of whsevcE school of -
lief III da... rroe do not require US to 'io>
THE MEDICAL. SPECIALIST
I. .ei.S 20 shy sldrcss ro.ipt Of prizes 70 cent.
Address Dr. g CLEssoS PRATT.
No. Ts3 Broadway. N. T.
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A LITTLE PRODIGY.-The beautiful new TIN
DOLLAR patent SWUNG kACHISK perfect gem. working
Ike charm Indispensable to Ovory Family Dreseinaker
sesing.Iess, etc For sale al
MClNTosH's CLOAK STORE,
No fp1 soadFsy hew YORK, where The htc wonder ey
be seen Ia operation. J. r. RiCHrYu
General Agent foT the Slste OF New-lori.
THREE FIRST PREMIUMS HAVE 3BBN AWARDED
20 thc GROysg RAx.H SEWER MAoHIsE Co, at the Fair
ofthe Queens Co. York. Agricultural Society recently
lcld At Jamaica. VII; For the best auily Machine; the
Manufacturing Machine. and the best Machine wofk
BILLIARD BALLS.-Welling'S Ivory and Pat
ent Compressed Ivory Billiard Balls Checks &c. al No. 81
u road az. sign Of the Golden Elephant.
WHEELER Il WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
LocKSTITcH sEHISe MACHINES. 10. az BroaaNA,.
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uanhm,ian nion Club.

Yong Mra there !. bu ~vsA nofe lot osf ~o' Do
70, foil 20 improve &.
ifyou have loi get connected yorss'vss @li a1y i'e
orgsu. alton. you c,nao, do - too seeI-
, Cont and Join % night.
Tn. rsom Of the Cub. No. CLINTON HALL VII b.
opon a., e,,giug ls tue dsrbai'ol 81 document ana
. sdmi- non o. uief1bers
Me4nbor. 80 oil - who de.s 'sEe p,-' To- % rs1e Of
,he % in. wi. please a:.'ni ra'y
Go " yAN siCiEN, President.
=. IS. gROswi -, Secretary.
" IS lnrn.LALl. Nhai-lIar- fEr.. Con.
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Invent, SECOND Ward.-1te German Lincoln ana
Johns tuD win meet THIS kNfNtNH - ociocs ~ 70.
~ f-hf,va ~ rr.inbers and enf ~ tie Union are in-
yted ss,.r.l rood .pcstsrs wiz ,idn.-s 'hs nee,inz
W ADAM kOEpIOEB President.
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CONVENTION aud MAS Meeting ofthe DEMoCRAC


OPPOSED 10 THE CHICAGO PLATEORI.-An Of Dem
ocrc 9th who retain thor respect Tor the manhood and pa
trio which animated The Democratic party ID e days q
Jack ou no i coascni 'hat tho chcrished name ana
pncpic o ,a' party he 81 r.cet Who earno, endure we
hne Of ee!ns their co'ntys nag lowered 70 t"tthe loo
ready rainp'a H. he aus who that tho amer
Who by Of Norhwss'eru revolt forced upon he
Con, jon the degr dnz c0ucc.sion that fhE VAR so no
by iorgt hv brave army snd navy WAS FAILURE AND
THAT JUsTicY BuNASgTy. BsRrS' ASD IN. PUBLIC VIZ
rAEE pEsyo 1sAr snEeMt. fysonfs 81 sAp ~, rD1 n1
ATr cy.sArros or BosrrrYs" should begin with son'crn
traitor and gh Northern patriots who believe VA we
oad hrs, essns, DE Robe, armies before atfenirt To
rxB.Usr Az TINS sfsOcrcrs o. srA1f4MsSsri WHO n'
s.t "TssTTlW CyI0T MUST b. paF.EEysD Al All hAt
ARD- aud ds.emiasd'o preserve whole and entire u
.ny .ssrh.e nd e. 81 asck, Rom wistey-f qusEter
n lc rcqre.,,d 1t tho COOPER iNsIlIt IL N
de IN o, c.yYors Oh n ESDAY the l i1y ofSOEEI-
ETk aot 70 ida. proper 20 be DnTsdeJ 10 the
pfe,.' cv -1cies 81 public affair." I'D o. PICS 'e 'o''
sd integrity or orr Country.
Demo all psris lie Union whos- sentiments &c
cord ~ tn tho .pirs Of ,h. cell nytsi 20 De- pre'sn
MOSS TAYLOR WV n. WEBB.
FDw ARDS PltRREPoNr. PETER oo0rEE,
IOlIS A DIX GRO. b. Bt TIER.
IIENsY 4; crvyRT';s HENRY NlCOLL
ALEX. HAMILTON, IT, u. ;. noDDln 1loS;,r,r
ALEX. r. STEWART RObEHf u bOOsh' hLi'
ldtnissfR ,'', A. C0NoyIK, JhNEs WADsWORTH,
JANIS Il. wnTLNG, AL LIuy A. NAtkSriAF'
h.o sirucd nv Hon 2 Baicy of Mss'schoset. on DAT;
e. Dolshery Of fen n2 Lon oeo,is 1921 ..
i've St,ie and BY dsegsoD from zoe state tounites OF
H.. Wa Ueoacr Of the state Of tsNf of. sni tno "n
D-uo, ratio G,nosi COMMITTEE o. u Wy ana tIay "
Ns. ora Ihe Convention viii convene AZ u o'clock n
Az tie sa.. Mecllng tlo oseulns - ociscA' a. "il"
Hon. FRANCIS y. CUTTING 80
WI r.ide Al .ddrss 10 the Democracy OF the Union Wal
Gen. John A. DIX.
and .riee,i r.. vi he co.Ise.,d By ,,,.
IIon. EDN ARDS pifRREPOSr,
lion. jiENRY &. sIEBBINS.
,l other efrirs men OF whom doe uoce viii be siven
p.,..t.usto ne SIS. Convention viii report TO me
g.ere,rr 90 ef sr,vs in the city, u Room no 3 No.
NOSES TAYLOR,
Chri,Rsn.
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HUsBHL \ Cos GOLDEN BITrERs
Tbr sPok.s in the wheels Of Life.
PM SsEsTDsy SENT THs REBELS WHEELING TGEoVGH
WIScHes7-R.
Jui tn People send Huhbsl Cos Golden Biers whhlins
through the Word
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NM. KNABE q Co.
hASurAcfuszRs or GHaSD ar serAr' riaNos.


E1LrIHORE, Nh.
T~stir ordas ~ .Ic~ence from Il-bg Cosohsi. strs
Eys,l All other l.ading sgss il assortment 81
ABOVE celebrated Instruments al ). BAUIL Cos WAHt
avO1. No "a BgOsgglY. - \.
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mon Nomination

TWENTIETH - tHD tthsr'h Asf'mhy p'lne'l
UNION assoc .TlON At r.scig ~ ih. Dr....ts, %
a. So. . l.oa l,'I ru TIL l~pNf, oct - Rob
sf:T ,s.ifG. .4 ,t.n1.it H.f+'' ~ N''ihj'
JOHN HOOPER. Z ir'a.f oi Convention.
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r. ~. cocosa,ll, Chairu.c fEr-.cou.
ils,pov,srsrs "UsIos W.E E,GLss"}
Broadway snd Tweniyth thirds,
Ms YORK, Oci. u, lBj9
Tar E>4cu,i,e COMMITTEE, the various Ward
Cab. low, laa.oe. sud other Union organizations
will fJs 90 tl, spccii Conatiee. 20 complete tie arrange
mont, 10y DC GRIND l'nou ToscL.istt rfocss'ion ad
N.t.s. I.oo s.,..fc on Ncdnr.I.y Evening, N0y. ..
. ,se. on M. MOVpAl NIGHT 2! O'Clock. n orir ut
proper pa %. my BE- assigned them H. The line ~ ofa'
E {. Lrl, Cli'fmla.
JlsfEs NJ THOMSON, Grand c,almanie-.
gishl-.nih Ward Union ,--ocinii"n.-A r.51'
me TIM ne above ocia'icn VII b he1 ., ~.
ING Nov. ~ y O'Clock The following eminent .peef'''
{ VIII ''' - 20 IL rey d. BELLOWS.
; Dol PRED. A. CONkLlA0
NI. ~. PFFBLfS, esl.,
DAVID DUDLEY FlILD. eqr
IN. Hon ISAAC DAYTON
F zion cizcn. Of he Eighteenth and ndj"i'ihs a." re-
invites 90 seld ''ol 'a,' isffy Td6 IN Precedent
W. W.. I. er a,ys2sE .'ta'o,afic..
A ,ice,inx Of The Cniycu. oG fhe n'n'h ,~.cmb''
~AsHlaDrO,, HALI, No i6i F.'sitirosc
Adl.cs.e, va be t.liyereo ~
iONh DNNiDStjN. esg" 80
EPnRhlM MARTIN. e..i, o. NcTjr''-v.
o. ~ e., 0,,r.@,t. Cib Seats reseryed for ..die-
VIZ. 3. ALEXANDRIA, frr' d'a'.
Cas- \. LARK. rhisniaa CON. on hee'ir6-
-;x,rrpih Ward I MON Meetings
A. IL ON HtADQt ALTERS, -i5 Lish-i-av'.' All "'
.ao-, ..ti fniloGt: 80. -.
NnSDAY FgFETNG. OCT. 3isr.
lion. ISAht DAbTON.
II. {. NAN WORST eso.
Tuesday FbENlhG. EOf. Isl.
Hon DAVID u. IAQUES.
". T. SIAfFORD. 80.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. -,
ton ". 4. x. MliIikEN,
A. T. DJTfENHOErFR. ESQ.
THURSDAY EvENiNG, NOV. %,
,sa JOIN {. DiMMiCK.
CFPHAS BRAINFRD. eel.
FRIDAY ENENING, NOV. frs,
col WILLIAM oIRkE),
Hon. SAMrELC. REED
ff.-nds OF the csnsc
are invited 10 attend
~ order Of f'is i.vrrrtiye Cor uttcs
WILLIAM X. STAFFORD ChtTms1
PHIJfp foPDiN, Secretary.
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To N0ters.-Pesou de'iTins 70 register tneu Rance io
tho BOUNDARY e OF each election district In tho city a. e
ioa5ousners Young Mems Republican Union Cbson's Bond
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Central Union Lincoln and johnson Crppais,

Club.
A meeting Of this Clnh VIII Re held AZ
COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY EVENING. Oct II.
The Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND.
The Hon. GALUSHA A. GROW.
Exspeaker of House Of Representative,
Tie Hon CHAUNCEY 81 DEPEw.
Secretary Of State
Gen. JOHN CoCHRANE.
Attorney General Of New.yoN,
THEODORE TILTON, esq,
CHARLTON I. LEWIS. go
viii address the meeting.
Singing by the GLEE CLUB.
FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIK'
CHARLES S. SPENCER,
Presd.a..
JOHN NJ. COSTA
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES
h A = c ,o1rs }seore,,rie.
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UrIou ,Ias. Nretiua. Brosduy aud f'r'y se'.nth'
q, Hill MONDAY EyGAihD. o. II, 8. q 9,n.o'.'
NOy1.s ,bs Non IOslltA 81. VAN corr Ne Hen
RUtiis'T. ANDREWs, tho Hon. HORACE hAsNAhD
Sgio a,Jer,ous mon Clse Club ,.il sln. Lsd.. ~,
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Pre.ilqt; HmAH W. Bsiu.Sr. Secnia.s.
Hon. Horace maynard Il t,pae-sec. WI slr'. II
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

TAX YIELD FROM LIQUOR AND ToBAcco.-
The tax on ale, beer and porter yields
nearly $4,000, 900 at 60 cents per barrel.
II the tax be raised TO $3.50 per barre,
the receipts will be $5.00O.O00 PetroIe.
lum yields at present $3.50 900 per anuum
and with the proposed tax on crude, with
no drawbacks, will yield nearly two mil.
lions
Tobacco yields now something more than
90, 100000 per snnum. The frands in this
article have been enormous, and the reve-
nue. ought to have been Sc, ,000, 900.
The proposed tax of 20 cents per pound
on the crop of leaf in 1868 will give about
$4,000. 200. if drawback be allowed on
the qusntity exported If the plan o.
allowing no drawback be carried out, the
tax on that crop will probably produce
81 600, 900 although the experts will be
largely reduced.
In addition TO this, the proposed tax on
manufactured tobacco ought to bring in
IS, 900, 900. The old crop Of 1862 now in
the market cannot, of course be, subjected
30 any tax.
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m. p..a n.r,.. % the Past year.


The Dead Rsrses ef the Past Year.
The following beautiful poem on the deae
peroes Of the year just gone, is from the gifted
pen Of Anson q. Chester, Esq,
Ths same sad song Of strife and haste,
Uf bitter feud and battling host,
o. martyr blood and martyed life,
OF victory and lie fearful cost
They fell on fair virginia's slopes,
On Penhsylvania's fertile farms,
On Alabamas fragrant plains
The sainted heroes Of our arms.
The sculptor throws around their names
The glories Of his perfect art,
= And on their hallowed graves shall grow
= The desthless myrtles of the heart.
We write their deeds with loving pride
On memorys fairest, hottest page
2 O, vanished Yearl thy hands has reaped
The rarest harvest Of the Agel
The very snow which nature sheds
On sinful Earth, TO hide her stains,
-fs red with more than kingly blood
Which flowed in more than kingly veins,
know not when the strife shall end I'd
q When ell the bells of Peace shall peal,
And drown the harsher notes of war,
The bugles blast, the clash Of steel.
But, patience God is over all
His hand the rightfnl issue shapes:
We may not hope to taste the wine
Before the ripening OF the grapes
o, newborn Yearl our dearest hopes,
Like lambs, are gathered in thy fold;
Reap, with an ever patient hand,
But not the harvest Of the Old
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-23

The Love OF HoME.-It is only the shall
low minded preteDders who either max Q
distinguished origin . matter of personal
merit. or obscure origin q matter Of per-
sopel reproacb. Taunt and scoffing at the
humble condition Of early life affect nobody
10 this life but those who are foolish enough
to indulge in them, aud they are generally
sufficiently punished by the published re.
buke. A man who is not ashamed Of him.
self need not be afraid OF bis early condi.
sion, II did not happen to me to be born
10 log cabin. but my elder brothers and
sisters wero born in q log cabin, raised
among the snowdrifts of New Hampshire
at period so early that when the smoke
frst arose from its rude chimney, and cur !
ed over the frozen hill. there was no similar
evidence OF white mans hsbtstion be.
tween il and the settlements on the rivers
Of Canada. Its remains still exist; make
IL an annual visit. carry my children TO
Il to teach them the hardsbips endured by
the generations that have gone before then.
love to dwell on the tender recollectious.
the kindred ties, the early affections, and
the narrations and incidents which mingle
with all / know of this primitive family
abode weep to think that none of those
who inhabited it are now among The living;
and if ever fail in sffeclioDste Teneration
for him who raised it, aud defended it
egainst savage violence and distraction,
and through The fire and blood of seven
years revolutinary war, shrunk from no
toll. no sacrifice TO serve his country and
raiea his children tn n better condition than
big own, may my name and the name OF my
posterity be blotted forever from the men,
ory of mankind Daniel Webster.