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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

DANIEL PUrsAM TYLER Of Conn, vi
epeak for the Union Cause o. Newburgh to night
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itile Of everything TeaiiDs % the hnnan systeI d
air marriage etc etc read rerisf and enlarged edtOn OF
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
Among the many subjects treated in this work are the o-
lovng. COnsuln ptiOn BroDo Asthma, Istarrh Scrouia
kheuna,ism Dyspepsia Piles Liver, aud Philosophy OF III
reston Constpaon Affections Of the Urinary Organs Bar.
r.nness Rupture Salt Rkeum Cancer Paralysis Diseases OF
the Heart Seurs How to Recover the sight and throw
aside Speetsces Marriage the Curious Marriage customs oi
the World Philosophy OF Eopemeuts Chapter FOR the Mar
ried and thousand tkigs OF value to married and sing
eveT written before making, altogether curious book Tor
xurious peoue and good book for 400 pages
ho illustrations BY t. b. FOOTE, NJ d., No llJO Broad
way ~ Y Contents tables sent free by mail 70 all applicants
or The book forwarded by mail postage paid on receipt o
81 So Address s. TOUSEY, No. l2l Nassaust, Newfork
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FAIR.

UNION.SQUARE MUSIC HALL.
PROMENADE CONCERT EVERY EVENING,
From u to loi O'Clock under the direction Of MesTa
EXTRA rERFoRMtNcEs during I he PRESENT WEEK.
TUESDAY April r., ,,., ,.,
VOCAL CONCERT by the celebrated AMATEUR SOC&
ETY. "ARIOh," assisted by the fsmou, Trombone No
LETSCH, under the direction Of Mr. CARL BERoMANN.
WEDNESDAY, April 10.
Amusing and incomprehensibe entertainment Of mingled
n5 P5s I R6BERT III y ns who S enea
rendered bis assistance and win also perform Grand Solo %
PlnOFOs of the celebrated factory of Chieterns sOnI
The Committee on Music offer for sale the splendid ssss
church bell pr,ented by Messrs Nayor Co.. valued -
which viii be ung at the opening and closing OF the
Fair Also fine assortment OF musical instruments Of every
variety which now exhibition at the MUSHROOM
%M tI tsIcPHnAaRFESBERG, Chairman, cornn..
CT. CHICKERING, Z on
T1WELFTH REGIAlENTAL BALL.
] IN AID OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF
DECEASED NEw-YoRK SOLDIERS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL IS, 1854
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE.
Mai Gen. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Hon. c. GODFREY GUNTHER,
Hon. JOHN T. HOFFMAN,
oRIsoN BLUNT, esq.
ARTHUR LEARY, esq.,
JAMES n. MOTLEY, esq.,
DIP. BARREDA, esq,
ALEXANDER BRANDON ESQ
HI. Ercellsncy HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
Mai Gen. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. WIN NJ. TWEED.
Hon. HIRAM WALBRIDGE,
GEO. WASH. JENKINS, U. s.R,
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nENRY A. BOsTWTcK ..4
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Tickets. Five Dollar. each may be procured Of aay nsnSs'
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Conuitt4s Capt n L. HANSEN,
of Capt JNO. WARD, IT,,
Arransements Capt. w. II. HAYES jk.,
Capt. WM. RAYNOR,
Lieut.. r. MILBANK,
Lieut.. JNO. L. DOWLEY
YVP9 JOHNSTON date MARY T.. HAW-
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Mem publications.

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MRS. JOHNSTON Qate MARY L. HAW-
vi LEY) respectfully announces
CONCERT AT IRVING HALL,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING April l3, assisted by the lo'
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BFf1 Nr HENRI APPY Mr.. WM BERGE Mr. o. w.
MORGAN, Mr.. GEO w. COLBY. Tickets 50 cents To
be had At the Broadway Muscstoies, and at the door
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Seat. secared three days in advance.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA
n FAUST.
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number OF hitherto uneGhibed species, -
WILL MOST POSITIVELY CLOSE
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NUMEROUS RECENT ADDITIONS
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moro interesting than at any previous period, snS
YEARS MAY ELAPSE ~
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presented 10 the New York public. -. .,,,,
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at l0l a. m, and 8! p. m, introducing ,r,,,e
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NYAINSTONEs HOUSEKEEPER
brought before the public.
TIE FOURTH EDITION
Is for sale a. all the Bookstores. .
II Is uniform in style with that other remarkable novel
"PIQUE'
Tale Of the English ATntocTacy, the kahrH edition Of
which is printing. - -..-.,,..r
MAINSTONE'S HOUSEKEEPER
Novel Of great power and ysor perhaps the best a. YET
uroduced by woman pen The characters In II strong
drawn Tie heroine character Of mingled strength
aud sweetness aud merits unqualified commeDdauon hch
ard Mcnock noble sell made man. is second " John Hall
fax and commands the admiration Of every reader .
The interest is wrought up to yidness, and - admirably
sustained 10 the close
As whole beauty Of style and doton passionate earn
estnes effective distinctness Of plot 1iy and
completeness, think this novel uurysed.
One thick Rmo. volume. Price Z u. ~
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No. )lg Washington BOston.
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CHURCH ESSAYS.
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T1o.I T-IUTW
Author Of ." Popular Hand book Of tho Ne" A'
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Tho Essays upon yarious points OF - nterssi,0
DUTY enhrscug some Of the most important eI ~,
topcssuch Us the Trinity Redempon Grace ~ fo
hlence PRAYER and Death Some Of the essays Iu3
-S,s3 . vet ali are wIitfen in popular sye,
Interesting general rssdf nee e''ayd sd On beapt
r., ~ % ~ w iJ in H. srirt Of dsvout piety, and are re,
peS not only win instruction in Path Snt win lessons so g,on Ol
Snauent Gnd unsafe excursions Of the imas ma
Aou
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Amuaements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ovERwHELNTSXsG, SUCCESS
In consequence Of CONIlNnhD CROWDED HOUSES
together with the IMMENSE PREPARATIONS In proxIe,
CUDJo'S CAVE.
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THE FOOLS REVENGE, --I
which has ELECTED the BIZ ghest enconiuns from the
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the most REFINED AND CRITICAL,
induces the mana GENE Mt TO announce II for
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after which It must
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TO present ether attractive novelties.
THE CAST OF CHARACTERS
viii be sustained by
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The Music under the baton Of Harvey d. Dod.orh sppf
pirate and the Scenery Appointments &C. Of the usual ssn
ard Of this esta bIishment. -
Seats can be secured SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
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DUCED.
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pen before drawn such pictures presened
m th volume Domestic ke amid he terrific scenes OF hr
Siege OF vcksburg is described By gentle aud lcconpibe
ldy a wife aud o mother, whose husband was an absent
sfcer. The heToism Of wouans character, lis calm an'
resignation courage amid dangers Of most apP%hs "
ture i1ustrsted with simplicity and beauty.
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11o!iiiral Notices.

CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION Of the SIX
~ TENTH WARD-Rooms No. 2Q6 sthav. ..,.D,x
There will be q meeting OF the Association on THURSDAY
EVENING next, April IA, at O'Clock ,,.
The Committee OF appointed al the last meeting 70 VS..
Albany 10 oppose the passge by the Legislature OF the
b OF the CITY and County OF New YORK. before IT, wi"
report tie resUlt OF their oiOrts- =,
Il for interest Of every taxpayer voter OF chen oS
the ward 10 aid this Association IN carrying our l!s ooeet
and all such are earnestly invited to attend this meeting
The Executive Committee will meet a y, tI oseea
BY order, LIZ GhAND LOtA"OoD' i'e'oe"-
EpvARpP. CLARK. Secretary.
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IF yOU WANT TO KNOW

Sent free by mail on receipt Of pElce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01
To the Pm bic.

I Published in the Indianapolis Daily Journsl,
OF the 30,h September. a sworn statement. deny
ing certain things personal 20 myself, sworn TO
By one Henry ]. Stiger. alias Felix G. Stidger,
before the Military Commission which Is irving
h ii Dodd
bad to paw Mr.. Holloway. the editor, 81 Is
TO get said statement published in the Journal
Inasmuch as the editor demanded the above
sum as the price sho1ld pay for the SIGHT to de-
fend nv character through his paper. il vas but
reasonable to suppose that be would have allowed
me the benefit of nv statement But IL seems
he cosId not ressrAia his bitter party feelings. and
must assault me edi.orially with the view of de-
stroying my defence and making party capital
In my sworn statement testify that Was new
er Eat any meeting where sny purpose vas de-
clarei 20 assist the rebels an their designs
lablish Southern Confederacy.' and that "a
disoysl disunion sentiment does not rest in
my heart" and That II am in favor Of the Con
stitution. the Union. and the enforcement, Of the
laws"
Notwithstanding the above statement. the ed
tor, in order to carry out party revenge, insists
that must be a member OF the "Sons of Lioer
ty," and that had taken an oath of the o. A.
K" Order American Knights. &c The editor
is . great Quibbler, and may be a very smart
man. but he cannot make BLACK white" nor can
he make a disloyal man out OF one that is loyal.
am not a member OF any disloyal society.
Ny only crime or misfortune consists in nv hon
esty differing with the administration 40 10 fhe best
means or policy 10 be adopted to preserve the in.
tegrity of the Union, and to save and protect the
rights and liberties Of the people.
In free government like ours. one class or
party of men have not the right to do all the
thinking for the rest of the people The hum
blest citizen in the community has the same right
to think and to vote as the wisest and richest
man in the nation
Were to consent to desert my principles, my
sense of right and Of justice, and agree to sus
sustain the administration by my vote. I would
be regarded "loyal citizen" by such men as
the editor of the Journal
This thing i carnot do. To do SO would be
10 deprive me Of ny manhood and self.respeet
r j CALLING &
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01

General Sherman is, it appears. sill; IN me
foreground OF Peace Gov Brown, OF Georgia,
has. IA Is stated. placed himself in eommanica-
ton siIh that gallant officer with vies 10 uego-
tiAie whatever may come OF IL, ne have very
little doubt that these consultations are being
conducted with the consent Of the government Al
Richmond Union rs condition precedent We
eau hardly believe 10 have beer accepted hy Gov.
Brown Be this. however. as "a may. ne pray
earnestly that Heaven may emile on this still re
naming hope of Cancellation and ossee-Ns~
York New.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01

Judge B Carlton Elector ct the 81 D.
Tor speaking, ia consequence Of III health A..
-oon - he i sbie. he viii wilt every county IL
tie District Of which dae notice all be given
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01

DIsvSIoS.-The radical psriv j. dropping All
claim 10 De for the Union They declare fof AZ
clifton ard Gisunion. aud begin 10 admit that
Ihey a0ye fer disunOn 4 distinguished radical
politician said yesterday. 10 fried: Il would
rather see tho Union sunk 20 pertiton thsn have
Mcclellan elected" This !. The sort OF union
IN that men must expect who support Lincoln
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01
AFTERNOON.
The CougI met AT , O'Clock

ut Ntl4k ilcA Al : - CioCh.
William CLAYTON sworn: Reside IN Warren
county. Illinois. Am farmer | am 4 mem
ber of the order OF American Knights. or the
sons % Liberty There are three degrees
Go uot give NY testimony on compassion The
fast knex that / was wanted an officer came
for me | vas initiated into the ORDER in the
timber. Dc Griffith and another. oi Monmouth.
Illinois. initiated me Witness here produced
aud read the obligation be took as member of
the order Witness being asked what"N'' stood
for IN The obligation, declined 20 answer. The
Judge Advocate told him he must answer Wit
ness then aid that "" stood for Vestibule he
supposed hss initiated some time in July.
1863 Took the second degree some time during
the Tall o. alate, Took drst anu second degrees
a. an American Knight. Took tic third degree
a. a Sor Of Liberty Tie Ancient Brother had
told him that b. ordcf cf sir. Naiiandigham a
change ia the title OF the order hsd been made
ali Ia the third degree Of American Knights
were considered Sons Of Liberty They moved
right along with TIE same officers | am still
member OF the order | have never been Ell
pelied We have 4 mall Temple and meet in
the woods was present 80 the last meeting
two weeks ago 20 morrow. | am 4 lecturer OF
the vesubuie. The organization vas 10 keep the
Democratic party together IN order TO defeat the
opposite party AID VIZ political victories Had
been iniofmei Afterwards that tue organization
Sas military one. and that The purpose vas if
the government should become tvranical. ard the
people were 10 oe trampled Cnier foot. the,
would take up aEcIs 10 RESIST IT, Had been AZ
drills Olihe ORDER Dslel about twice a month
Got along to!erably well. bGt had no GILL ma.
iers Most OF the arns ere pistols Two-thiris
IN bis township had arms. There we're one hun.
drst and odd members m his township
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01

We respectfully call attention 20 our Testimonials.
Many Of letters attest that hundreds lives have
been saved in the Army By its Indeed well
its curative qualities appreciated in the Army that the
most successful Surgeons in the field and hospital
almost exclusively the diseases which claim its
infsbilty The best physicians always seize the best
effect q cure, hence the universally Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01
hat Andres
handed
Better rex the rede
ThAn eve

what Andre, handed
At the comme Andrew
Johnson, the ate for
Vice President States
Senators from De
cember, lc6O ates
wee secedin' the
Senate the
.'Resolv
teen be IL
pedieney
Vision
l. 4 linz
United States,
making equi,at q
territory. south be
recognized AMI pro mple
and tall constituuo nth 81
whch line il shall BE-
. The repeal Of ala acts If Congress in re-
gard 10 the restoration Of all fugitives from IA
Dor. and an explicit declaration in the Constilu
ton, that IL tbs duty OF each Stale for Itself 10
return fugitive slaves when demanded by the
proper authority. OF pay double their cash salue
out OF the treasury oi the state
} an amendment "a the Constitution deciar-
ing that slavery shall exist in navy wards. arse
nails. &c or not. - i may DC admitted or pro
hio'ted oy the States IN Which such navy warts.
srsenais. &c. may be situated
Z Congress shall never interfere gith si1verv
10 the District OF Columbia - long !, Z; shall
exist in tie State 81 Maryland. nor even then
without the consent q the 1hah''snis end com
rensati0n Of he owners
>. Congress shtil not touca tfe repre-eutiou 81
three hith- cd the slaves nor ths inter state
trade. coaStwi~e or inland
. These provisions 20 be uname4dable like
that Which relates 20 tie eqaaiity 81 State IN ths
Senate ~ Albany Argus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-01
WANTE D.


IT HAVE thh day associated with my s<a the Hal
il and Cap bssinsss. Mr.. J. n. Desssf, aud shall
D~ssar a Co LAWS DEsSAk
We hsv. last received me stock Of Mas aDe Boy
Hats saa cAps. vAiAA ss sil eel los pncss-
AWLS DxSSAR Co.
slgsl yo oNsss Wkskngron street
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-30
sixth CAvALRY.-Rev J. Somerville

SIXTH CAvALRy-Rev j Somerville,
Who is attached to this Regiment, il now at
home and at thu reques; OF company Of gen.
lcmen, Recently made Interesting statements
concerning affairs in the army. The Sixth
Cavalry is a part Of the Potomac Army AID
the men were very comfortable, being mostly
log hu.s, covered with tents, With chimney
built outside. The rations were various, ample,
aud generally Of good quality. Tie hospitals
Literally supplied by the Cove nment with
all those articles which the Cove; nment furnish
-. With regard to donations, lie knew those
sent to Miss Wheelock were delivered to the
Michigan Soldiers themselves by her personally,
and he had seen many articles OF clothing, books
aud magazines bearing the names Of Lansing
ladies'.
Mr. Somerve was in the expedition made
last fall by Gen. Meade across the Rapidan 10
Nine Creek. His modification, as well as tha,
Of the army generally, at being obliged to re
treat without doing anything, was extreme; yet
mis- own reflections, which we're confirmed by the
judgment OF the beat military men, had con-
WINGED him that the retreat was the only wise
thing that could have been done. The banks of
the Rapdan are high, steep, aud impossible, ex-
cept at the fords; the water was deep, the bot
tom Of the stream was muddy, the country into
Thich they advanced was a wilderness covered
With brush, grape vines and stunted pines the
ground was soft and was badly cut up by their
wagons and artillery; Mine Creek had been
damned by the enemy so as to food part Of
their route; the soldiers had but one days ra-
tons left; the enemy were more strongly Sc
cured than had been expected, aud a defeat in
such a situation would inevitably have resulted
ia heavy loss OF men, az well as a large part of
the artillery ard ammunition. But the present
feeling in the Potomac Army was buoyant and
hopeful, and had never been bsrter.