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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
AND IT WILL
RELIEVE YOU INsTANTANEoUsLY!

RELIEVE YOU INsTANTANEOUsLY!
Thus enabling you by hearty eating aud the Of the Cure
after each meal as oen tho food ds,ees you sour'
on your souach to &c. In very days tina. you
do without, the medicine except occasionally and by the
time the first bottle used will guarantee you free from
Dyspepsia and able digest; aud enjoy hessy break
fast a. VOC ever sat down your heaesi hours and we
will forfeit to you the price OF the bottle upon your showing
tina, statement ia not correct.
The medicine is powerful bat harmless and while single
tssspoonfu will relieve tho dyspep,ic sufferer the
whole bottle full would materially inure him as 1t Is en-
tfey vegetable and contain op&te All classes OF dis
case tina, have their origin in dsordered Stomach and
bowels. di.peled in the instantaneous way by the
lie Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

There Published IN these columns fe. days since the
remarkable Of Husehins, tho Lightning Calculator
well known to the public during the many years he eH
sijed is wonderful urilheeai powers c. BaEEum' Muse
I'M by the celebrated Ocuist and Aur Dr. Won EsenOeTs
Il this city, Hutcnsi 10 represented to have been at the
point OF DEATH and but for tbs timely interference Of the
DOCTOR voul be resting In his grave. This Is reHafka
bic and worhyths attention oper'on similarly afflicted
We ,hnk f. bu, jur. to DE-. Won EsenbzEs to cal public
a,eDon 10 this case There hundreds in tie community
rng nom catArrh who Ike tie Lightning Calculator
f actually praying fo DEATH ready to acceP, of any
ns that promises to relieve them fsOm their di're'se' 10
.ieh We would say ao no; with inexperienced men. but
,onsus whogi unnecessary decay, Dr. Won EenbsFs who
least L. Tie honesty his paliea!A whether Is Ia
within Lis power 10 make them whole OF not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

Coughs, Colds, Sore Thronf. Bronchitis A''hm<
Group whooping Cough and ineipens Consumption ho"
severely developed are cured in surprisingly shon
time by Dr. WlsrAR's BALsAx o. WILD CHKRgx-a meds
cine as generally appreciated as universally known
Sold by all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
lAdver.isemenLl

The PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR held at Eas-
con September "a 20 30 awarded be highest premium
silver MedaD 10 "WHIcOx & GIBBs. heW-AOrE' ioi
Che " BEST SEWING MACHINE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

II any wishes 20 know what Goes Dyspepsia Cure h
done In the o. Dyspepsia m existence.
them call No. Prndle alley. SO great IL the change
prefer all who IL the least doubtful to call and heAx
themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
FINE S S G L Il l. d.
From The Tribune.
EARS TO TIE DEAF.

EARS TO THE DEAF.
Ever .r tnd escee!y every rOin.r believes In NJ,
her rhy.ssu These aIo rAosophe and, which hold to
81 as,,u: faith In Aopahy Homeopathy iIydToPa.hy
Or zone other form OF scientific cure bu, with the world a.
rte the belief not IN the system. bu. IN the doctor. E'
pc-.sy TAI. regards suri'iI and oealsis The
rcti-n ~kc h. rsegfu.sl ni' sC.. .. $500
~. h,,.las could hsre beer restored TO him by ether
p,isne than tia, particular one by whom bis eyes
were opened Dr. Won EsEbtrs "a among our ecs. known
suf,ls Ho hsa no, ien. brother practitioner La.
eyes. and Ia whose .s therefore believe above all others
ps We hear Of lin from hose who esteem him not merely
surgeon but a, beneiAcor r-cen. case has been re-
lated to u.s. Gr the futhiuness Of which vouch though
We can name no names. Tho patient lady who had been
..f from Infancy as consequence Of some Of The ailments
to which een are liable. Lsiery tho disease had akcn
a. aene form al tie patient subject to Intense suffering
Tho Icsfes rapidly becoming complete and tie genera
health breaking under the physical exhaustion s''endAn,
pon eon.,ant pain Ordinary r,nede. and ordinary ovee
were useless aud Dr. Won Elseubers called IN We need
not repe., his diagnosis that would be only lit OF hard
name. 10 the general reader But he detected ct sigh, the
seat Of i.,aie fra. In portion Of the organism then In
another and with manipulation skisl II. inishi 90
eursie be removed tho causes and she who from infancy
had heard with daculiy and l.,tery hardly at al,
stored l, to erfso, hearing d then perfect health Dr.
Won Ei.enber,s advertisement reminds ofhi' case which
we thus briefly s,-e though his solicitation Let him
tia. hath not ears hear
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MApIsoy. Conn. June 20, 1864

From the benefit derived by the Of Goes Dyspepc Cure
In NV family prepared to say that never intend to be
without h. and advise al VINO aeaced with Dy.pep.s TO
/ ~, h - PHlLANDEk LEWIS.
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ONE Oh THE TWENTY-FIVE.

INV IIAVKN, june IT, Ibb4
Az cov-si, Having been troubled with the Dyspepsis
FOR some eight or twelve month"; have taken the usua Kinds
OF which have done good saw your ad,sI'
,,.,nt of medicine the Dyspepsia have tined IT,
and found II 10 be rHE medicine The nr iteon drops he
7th OF Jun-l that TOOK relieved me In one minute have
a. thrr. oonr times but have had distressing feel
Inc In stomach since taking the first heen drops although
h.foe could not q aud sometinies not more than
'nies u 'J Rs.nse,fulIy j. i. WOODRUFF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

Mr. Coz: The bottle o. Goes Dyspepss Cure you gave me
hs, baked up your statement concerning H. have only
ussd half bottle and pinespe shortcake or
Else without trouble II Aets ike charm. The ree I AZ
fords u instantaneous. JANE a. LO"hIi'
New uayea JuEe 10. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

The VERMONT STATE FAIR held at White
1,vsr Jrnction September 10 10 &c awarded the nigh
al oreminm 10 "WuIcox Il GB3s New-AoTA' iOi
.hs BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

For the Nation:
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
81,
| DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION.
| DISEASES
| STOMACH AND, BOWELS.
PREPARED BY THE PRoPRIETORs OF GOES
COUGH BALsAM"
DYSPEPSIA not only the forernner OF death but the
companion of miserable Ee 1t has well been called the
nations for persons both old and young male
ssd female suffer from s rs7ases than from all other ailments
combined rOb the whole system Of It's vsor and
gives wearincss and total ndposon to strong
active renders the stomach poweres digest the food
and has for Ito attendants.
HEADACHE HEARTBURN. CONSTIPATION, NAUSEA
AT STOMACH. AND GENERAL DEBILITY
OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
refusing subjects particle of nOurisng hearty food
whou, paying the penalty in the mos, ason1ns Distress and
oentme, complete prostra.iou. To meet the terrible
ages Of this worst of al disease,
WE HAVE PREPARED
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREt
and pledge reputation upon statement when
say /. will
POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST OF YOU.
not In year-not in month-nor In week; but you shall
it, beneficial influence at once immediately and the day
you take It, To you who have lived for upon Graham
bread and plain diet who dare not eat anything the easw'e
heayG the doctor has ordered tue painess food
and secondly for fear of distress causes sng and
ing Oh your somsche say sit down to your dnner eat a.
hearty you wish and toe food begins to
distress you follow it by single tsaspooniul OF
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

Fifteenth Ward Union War EaGles..Thi. Cla'
wl ee. 1t lSh Nsd Si9S 20 y ys f n
at ocock promptly and thence proceed 6the meeting
the Central Union Lincoln and Johnson Campaign CTb
ton By order, WILLIAM }. COLES Chief
H. o. CARTER, Secretary.
Seventeenth Ward Union AssocIation.-The
and Aensi will be day and nigh, un the esening
Committee, and the distribution Of Documents All Union
electors OF the Ward afe nytes to sssnop oyn p,.,.,
II. S WALLACE Chm TX. Com, President Association
Nineteenth Ward Union Assncin tion.-A Meeting
Of s Association viii be- held A. lieadqnaiters plNGLE
DplNs Thr5ay., bet; 5sth AID toh','s, on ihiDAf
hvercd bv Hon r. Desield saith a. ). Dist Attorney
VIM T. Robinson, esq Col A J. H. Dugaase. late prisoner
Of war in Teas and Robert sewe osq The people, o the
"'D -'' '''''''- - wM IL DE CAMP. President.
S SrI.s c 4SETnsros seeFesni''
Ninth congregational Disirict-TwHLFTH MISE
TENTH. AMI TWENFY.sECOND WARDS. An ad,
ourned meeting Of the DELEGATION 10 the Ninth Congre,Sia
District Union Conv.utior will be hed a. or ,
HALL 3dav. between 59th and 6th THIS I" ednesGyl
GEO L. VAN RRUNT. Nineteenth Ward, Chatham
". Z. rABoR Twelfth Ward. secFsinry
The Twenfy-First Ward Union War Eagle
vii meet at headqualtsr. No i35 ishsy At . ocloes p y
Meeting 23rds aud Broadway. AL persons In Ia. War;
favorable to the election Of Lincoln ana Johnson are h'n
ton.
Rally round the Flss Boys
SAMUEL Cox, Secretary. JAS b. HUNT, captain
"Vcfcran Union Club
LINCOLN AND tENrON UNION AND FlCTOh1-
There viii another meeting Of this Club next Thok
DAY RvENINC, &, Room No. H. CoogeI Insn.s At hs'
past o'clock pm AL Veterans both Of the Army and navy
also members Of the y r cordially Invited TO 'ra
r. w. FISHER MID, President
A. MsRrTy BuRrn, ss,re,afy.
There will be n Meeting, with Address, 81 ne
YOKhNILLE LINCOLN AMI JD4iNSON ASsOtlAilvN,
ther Hall noftheas; OF 81 Nv and Soih 81
"wednesday EVENING Ocs. at o clock The Workls'
men cordially invited to atiead.
Lincoln md johnson Union Association Of } Ohh,
VILLA Public Meeting o. ts Associa Ion WI DE- ne d
their Hall corner Of ?dsy. soth,-i On THIS ed
urstayl EVENING, AZ = o'clock Good Speaking md 81
iug e. nected seats reserved for ladies'.
CnAs r. Minor. Secretary. ~. 7. ALLEN President
. The Union County Convention will meet y hore
Chapel THIS ONedns.dssl LshNlNG, Oct. ,, 1t =
O'Clock. Punctual attendance requested - -
RUSH &. HAWKINS ChsirmGn.
J. l.. HASTE,
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m RE ID.

aMBLER-BABCocK-At Potter Hin, r. l.. on Tuesday.
srus a. BY the Rev A b Burdek. Henry s. Amber Of
New-Yort 10 Miss Julia M bsbcock' dsnshtsr OF Oliver
Paoeook, esq. Of the former place.
oARpIyRR--WOODOn Tuesday. the 9Th inst. a, the resi-
deuce q the brides fstasr o the Eev DR. Leonard Mr.
William l. " God esq, all Of this city No cards
9lRRIsOS--CUTLTR--I Fast Maehiss Maine, Sept. %
ib4 bV (m,p Bachelor. assisted by Cornsus A. Thomas
ofL,s1don Vermont uncle OF th, bride Frederick ii liar
rson Of Drco.ys A. H. 10 Caroline r. Cutter OIL East Bic
ahkns
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NHN.HAyRN. Juno II. 1885,.

M Cox-- Deny Sir The bottle Of Dyspepsia MedicineIl
received from YOU instantaneous relief only used
Wien INV food distressed II abou. like taking two
10 day one then every other day increasing
the quantity Of food aud decreasing the medicine, until
WAS crabedto eat without taking anything at all ey case
!. an extromo oue having suffered for yesr
con.dsr myself cured and by only using bottle Of
Medicine in the space Of two months The dose was tea
spoonful. ELLEN D. ALLf.N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE or TnE UNITED
STATES Exposing the Sentiment, and Purposes OF h'
Chicago Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

,s eCthis Club will BE- held the Headquarters. 10
rs R,co,nest THURSDAY EVENING. Oct ls6+, at "A
o,.n, - IN Tor the Transaction Of important business.
'0'''' v ~ DUDLEY X r. WILCOX, President
i.g. G e 3 s.,u Secretaries
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Arrived.


Steamer 7. c. Knight Gallagher rhsdepha, md.e, VIM
J. 1,ylOr ) Go.
i,1In,fPruce Albeit Er), Burs, Montre'l'ia sobeborO
in hsllr', Rigs Co.
l. ! steam transport Detroit, wilcox Washington, bala,
TO l.. :. ON.
T. , stssn transport Blackstone, Berry. Fgtr,'' Monroe
q hours o. l. :. an
T. - supply stesurr Fort Moran, Eaton from the West
Cult BOckadin; squadrou via Fortress Monroe 20 hours
Stesmiug Amenri, Ber.-n, philadelphia y hours
Rngk OCEAN seed tot Turks Isand Trask sssua, 10 days
sNgar maftel. 49,.
Bark Laura ns schnti, Antwerp % day. mdse.and l9s
pass. Hermann hoop.
Bark Marie Louisa (of Qu-bec Dejardns Bordeaux, q
DAYS md,r Cnmpaignac & BIO.
Brig Pnns Oscar tredrris (Swed). Graf, Goenberg, ca
day. iron Fnnch Meincke Wsndt.
Brig Alice Grey fof 81 Jonn ~ ~, Maxwell, Nassau, Il
DAYS cotton, &c, III. j. a 4. A. DsWolG
Brig Panama of Nassau Saylcf, NasauNP II days, SAT-
master.
Blk Ann Levitt (Br Cann Linrrn l6 days cos, Boyd
Hincken
schr Hope Br.) Carroll Windsor, days plaster, H. j. K
{. A. DeWoI
sclr Maine BUNS. Calais Is days lumber John BOyntOn'
Bon & Co.
schr a. D King Ba'chiord Calais, 10 days. lath', John
Boyntons Son Co.
SchA Counscller. Whitmore Elizsbethpo-t for Salem
Schr RosaDnah Ross Burgess ExAbethport for Boston.
Schr II. N. Fsrnbsm. Crowell. Phladephs for Boston
Schr. G. L. Scul, Scul, Virginia, peaches.
Schr. Van Buren, Montgomery, Bridgeport.
Sckr. Union, Post Providence.
Scin Quicksep Hulse, Port Jefferson.
Schr. Mary c. Banks, Cole, Norfolk. days, wood.
Schr Madeira (of Cornwals) Nugent Curscao, II days.
salt, hides, &c, Joseph foulkss SonI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or ..NoyEx3gR ,
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
s.,.hp Ess'e Lawrence Havana, Spoh0rd TiestonA Co
S'esm,r Empire, Dobbin., W ashlngfon, jas. Hand.
steamer Potomac, sAeTw Jod Portland H. u. CTomwe ri
Go.
Steamer Artisan. XIX. Baltimore. VIM. Dszrll.
Steamer Sarah Jonos, PHILADELPHIA IA. kir.parc~ Co
Steamer u.can, no.ri.on Philadelphia, Wan hirAparici
CO.
Bslk OlcnbuT. Pus). WIl-se, Hamburg, sonan Edge
Bark Leplyruc fBTl, Pension. Bsrmuds, Middleton Go
Bark International Dutch. AtAnson, Cnrurao T. fon.Ae
Brig Elkshe eth Libby. Philadelphia. II. y. brookmau.
Box H. x ". Armstrong. Scol.cd, New Haven, l. W
AGnsronE
Bns Jacques tFrl Vincent Genoa, Fab5i { Charrcey.
Big Caroline. ScAss Aspin~a, Pinania Il. X. Go.
sehI. j. ". Hines Mason, Wellington. Boxer Dayton.
Scir. Jane. Tdci Davis, Ellsworth Brett, Son ! Go.
Schr Trogis Bird Brl, McDouea, =. john N b., J. ]
Sryius y Son.
schr Tom suffers Shcue, Zays II. +. Buck Go.
schT. H. +. Russell hicAeIEon, he1-Orcsns, n. H. Hs
ham.
srlr C. rosso,t Iiodsd,u, Philadelphia, !. W. Melee.
Schr VIM H. Chase. Bflri liurbor Island, J. Dougi,s.
Scir. Minerva (Bf eich,r ssgnna IN uer, Jt.N mine.
schr Harriet brewster. ilawk.ns Washington, \ Abbot.
sclr Pioneer lHT) il.tRcl. ST. John y. b. DIIDcN oil
sc.r J. l.. White, Davis, Phladepha, baAer Dayton
Sc!r. VIM Bayl!s. PToy3st, Stamford
srlr Oscar f.. Achcn, morrill, stamford.
schf. stephen liotcii.i1s, llalock BlicN Koch.
Selr. Flli Cannon Kn.s, Chncoirssur.
rthr. Vienna, Moore, Nue.as. Ihomr ion iln'eT
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LOTTERY swrypLERs ARREsTED.-A move

LOTTERY SwISDLERs ARREsTED.-A mover
system of lottery swinlng has been exposed in the ar
rest of two men, one OF whom gave his name as Law
renee J. johnson Newark n. j., on last wednesday
and Thursday The nature of the operations OF these
swiudlers was 10 send tickets 20 different individuals
by mail and subsequently TO advise the parties tha
their respective numbers had drawn riHcs: whlci
wouli We forthcoming the receipt of ten dollars, me
prcc OF the tickets II Is almost needles to say the; h'
prizes" we've mere myths. The parties IN question
had taken po,olioc boxes in Newark, ElnaDeih' aho
other NewJersey towns under various assumed names
where tbcy both mailed and received large number %
letters Permission given them to give BAH IN tnS
SUN Of 81 oO0 but in default Of that sum they ale stu
held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01

Correspondence Of The n. \. Tribune.
GREENPORI. n. Y, Nov. ., 1864.


GREENrogT. n. y. Nov. p, l-li
The Solicitor of the Treasury, Mr.. Jordan,
and the Collector Of NewYork. the Hon. Simeon ORA
per- who are making the uslal annual inspection Of
Custom House, paid hsTbor and port brief visit
yesterday morning. Tie day previous. in running into
Sag Harbor owing 10 the displacement ~ buoy .heir
cutter the Cuyahoga struck tie bar and remained East
for twelve hours. They went from here 70 Newport,
day. This annual inspection Is OF great practical ben,-
tit 20 the Government and revenue service and especial
u 20 The smaller Offices, wch not Away. able TO
receive that attention from the authorities AT Washing
ton which Is requisite keep the revenue system work.
ing smoothly. And perhaps there Is branch of Gov
eminent service where tie acquaintance aud personal
intercourse Of the hends Of department and their sub
ordna,es tells moro upon the effectiveness and morale
Of the service than in this Were this inspection semi.
annual or better yet quarterly the results would DO stu
moro maxkcd.
Let the quarterly plan be adopted and the officers Of
the customs tho make quarterly reports 10 Wash
nRton by mall could make them through the lnspec
tor who, personally examining these reports At the
places where made could decide upon teir correctness
much better than In his office nj Washington. Nor
would the plan be bad upon the score OF economy
"a view Of the subject which naturally suggests Itself
In writing ~ TIE TkIBUNE-for though one or more
good officers ct correspondngly good salaries might
be required In addition to the present force YET tho
sums saved to the Government by this plan We vonufe
10 assert would more than pay every expense. 70 say
nothing OF tho other benefits to be derived from It.
And allow me to suggest that this plan Is one deserving
the candid attention and consideration OF tho auhor
ties at Washington. The beneficial results Of annual
inspections. large as they Is not criterion by
which ~ judge Multiply those results four tVd, ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01

DEATH OF VALUABLE HoRsE.-On Tuesday
afternoon, Mr.. Sanford. retired Boston merchant
while driving up Eighth ave-, when near One-hundred
and forty -fourth-st.. was into by team when
attempted to cross the avenue just ahead. Mr. s. was
thrown from his wagon and slightly injured The shan
of the wagon drawn BY the other horse entered Inc
breat OF ihe animal belonging to Mr. S. "a valuable
one his owner having paid 5000 for him short time
preyous) piercing the left lung and inhietng Injuries
from which it impossible fot him to recover Capl'
Wson of The m Precinct at the request of the owner
shot the poor brute in order to end his misery. NO
blame Is attached to any for the occurrence it hav
ing been accidental.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01
PrcKPocHErs IN TROUBLE.-Thomas Rodgers

PICKPoCEETs IN TROUBLE.-Thomas Rodgers
was on Tuesday arrested for picking the pocket of Mrs
Ernesinc Inner residing at No. 2o6 Grandst, OF O
wallet containing $780, while leaving the ears at the
New Haven Railroad depot at Twcnty-seventh-st III
was subsequently committed by Justice Dodge.
John Hughes while riding IN Broadway stage
when near Prncest., stole from the pocket OF MIS-
Mar Fischer residing at No. 3lS East Thirtconhst
a wallet containing Gil. Mrs. T.. on turning suddenly
felt hand in her pocket ard discovered the thief Wh'
sprang from the stage and ian through Princes,
While running he threw thc wallet into cchar'Wu!
where IL was ancrward found. AZ the corner of tn'
Boyerv he was arrested and subsequently committee
by Justice Hogan in default of 81 eco bail.
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P,s.rnVcrs Arrived

r. ,,1uat p fgrai,Iira f1r Lry Lifted. Eatierheii
Norton jaime. A.hbury. Master Erd, hsster C.nsyen
Mrs Reid Ni. Reid Mr.. Edward 1uTns children aud ~
vsp, Mi., De- Bellan ffy Sii.uf Charles II. Thomor d. j.
fseensi.ii. Mis- Gfecustcii Grcree h. Reid, Robi Muf
o. P.,.~l. NJ Rocnisirif. Mr. lnd Mrs ". ;. Moofhead
Nr. I H. M,orlssi. . N-s,s Nooritnd, hf.. ili.m r.
M,othe,d T. W WOOD. l.. T.. Kellogg. james T. Lee w T.
Lockwood William Carr T.. Henry. Wafr"r rhorw9od T. J.
semitic. n ofd and rraudson Juo Iowz Hon. D. MacpheI
.lu A. L. Patio. on n. L. BooFsrn, T. Homer Max Held
tor 4 Gaarr NJ sefnAcim,r, H. ". ElAcs, William Hob
tfI Gro.g. II. RsOWu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01

SOLDIER STABBRD.-On Tuesday evening a
soldier named Thomas Morgan was dangerously
sab ed in the left breast a the corner OF Broacway
and Forty fpgrh.t.. d. IN unknown man, who walked
m 10 m and d.iiberaicy stabbed him The assassin
Ger made biz escape. TIC Injured man was taken to
li, quarters. No. 1919 Broadway where be received
~ i!oAi attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01

The REGISTRATION or SOUTHERSERs. The
registration OF the souherners in our city progresses
slowly but steadily at Gen. pcck's Headquarters, No
81 Becckcr.5t There more slender throng waiting
nor adniltance into Maj. Hsyners Office on "wednesday
but We dJgh no, that, before Ions almost al the South
erpcrs IN the city will be duly regltered ana ihelf
movements put under the strict surveillance OF the MIL
tafy and Police authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01
NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY DECEMBER l. 1864

again fourfod ard then they furnish no standard oy
which to measure it, Yet the Treasury Department;
annual inspections could hardly fail to adopt upon
mature consideration.
Collector Draper, to whom this was first visit ex'
hib.tcd knowledge Of revenue affairs and straign-
forward manner of business which promises much TOT
the New York Custom House to the merchants oil your
city He has rendered Mr.. Jordan valuable assist
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01

CoUNCILMAs. = Mr.. William Drummond
having declined the Union Daring nomination for
Councilman In the Sixth District Mr.. George NJ. Van
Mort has been Nominated in bis place. Mr. Van Mort
is widely and favorn5ly known tie Chief Clerk OF tho
Contra! Park Commission, and was prominent candi
ds,e for the Union nomination for Clerk Of the Assem-
bly lest Winter.
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WoRTHiLY BiSrowED.--1he ladics OF AbSe-
cum have presented the Editor TIE S'gh Jrssy Re-
publican with purse Of one hundred and Inv dollars IN
eenDacks ia ackuOa gmcnt II his SER Ices IN the
political contcst Iust ended Bally =
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BOUNTY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF supervisors.

STATED sgssIoS-Tuesaay, Nov. %, 1864
OFFICIAL -, y o; a.; ~; T. 81 Th,,,h
The Board met, pursuantto Appointment III '"c 'hs'o'
Npa..n,Wlism NJ. Tweed esq President and the follow
ss"prryi,ors Blunt Davis Ely Little, furdy Roche Smith
and Tweed. MN e,.o- c. "a,
The Pred, mt being absent at Ioiica supervisor 'n"''
va. called 20 the Chair
~ nnnfs, of the last rreeng read and approved.
BILLS.
Rpl. % the folowingnamcd or fitting up election polls for
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDF.-John Ponder, cabinet
maker. residing AZ No. 10 East Thirty n.th-st. OF
Tucslay evening aftoisftcd IN commit suicide By cI
ding bis throat ~ razor Medical aid was rendered
but there i not much chance Tor bis recovery
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p,..cuurrs Arrived.

~ ..ausbip Gin, bin, from HafGna--bernsfdo Marine
Nnylr, JOSE Morale, R,-af aud A. VI. seUndsr. Rogue
perre-o Francisco dol i.ar j. A. Lopez Lone. A. Down.
Diaso Pine :. Mrhiena. Edward Frinrkel Ansun -.
no. A. :. Bittcs Jscnio Cos,a sanoi, isidso j. oedi
Louis MlrgI.
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