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HoYrs HIAWATHa HAIR RESTORATIVE

HoYr's HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
Warranted 70 restore faded aid gay Hair and Wkers 70
II or original color Superior 20 dyes ana every 9hst I,ps
xiop or he hair In the ustora o6d life appearance Al gives
t.,sad Of the dull dead black o. dos 80 that The most
or tie.l cannot ia IN the simplicity o. ne
.uocat,on Il being ey any article If The toilet
"a IA lis beusca effects the head and the br Il make.
H. hair sod and silky falling out removes al
H. impgrit.es and entirely oyeTcome the bed effects 81
DE preyous use OF proparations containing sulphur sugar
HOYr's MISNHu4HA HAIR GLo8.
nDexcelled In keering the hair IN clIL
HoYrs Imperial COJoRIsG CRYss.
eianse, ljzbt and beautiful brown black
iioyTs ExcELsfoR IorLyf P0wDrk,
parts beauty the comp"IOn snootl mess 20 the SKIN
and preserves yo1thfuue. Of appearnce sod eyeTyEfe
JosEPH Horn n Co. No. 10 Uniyerdty-psce, " \.
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December o. 1865.
New Remedy for Colds and COughs-Rc she
T0N'sF W COL0-lNE-the best and safest preParaxSn ~
~ 11v hottie At RUsHTON'S family drug store, No. -
As,or House corner Of Bsrcay-st.
-,,-..,.;. Toblets.-For Indigestion Heartburn, &6v
nh f,rured only by S. @. YELLING. and sold by Drug
Sis generally Fifty cents per box Depot no 4" een's~
st. second door.
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GROVER & BAKERS celebrated ELASTIC
srtroa sswIye MlcHrEs Tor sale At No. 83J Broadwsy
near 2lds Also Machine Sewing Of every descfion done
T. the best manner.
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The Inauguration Of the Rev. Dr. shedd 3. :,

f..ar of Biblical Literature, md u ihC het hfNkl r.
.lfADLET A. Assistant Pf0f'.slr q Hebrew iAf Union
fcal Seminary Wi tfkr place in o." Naisnn 20 aff
burol' d. Adarns'.I. MONDAY ENiNlHD, Jan IT, -
:. clocs The tl,ry 81 oil d-nomna"n fnl s fif ls
~ n. ol lie SenillrY. lp-lly lnvIlll q leno
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OFFICE,
No. S,i6 broadway,
t,gAHIirn.sr., hEM-AOKh.
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Di7E.

BRINcKEHUOFF-At Cata.suqus Penn. on Tsesdsy Oct.
~ after short illness John bTuos eTh0h. u d., ol New
Eorhrlc, Wrsicsr.t,r County y. 7.
Til, Relatives aud ils lfrd 10 seAd We iuteIai on
Thur.dy At oclvcs s l- house Of in'tu' r. Larie es
30 10 Wavericy- naca without Further !nyisiion Tie
remains win taken 60 Poushseepsie oI riernent Oh
fr.Ssy morning. al be-. q. n.
CAvANOn Tuesday Oct 20 Alexander Cav7p In the 9th
Tie se,e and friends " the family respectfully invited
% stierd bis funeral his ists ieaolrr Acaeery 81
South Bergen. y j., - oe!ocA Oh lheIsd- iir 1 n'
he seia=ls viii b. taken 10 Greenwood for nieInen'
CDpNJeE-At Sharon Conn, Tuosday Oct 2S, aiser
shor; ras David CoGilc IN ;hc siih year Of IN, es-
his lln,!a % LAKE. pi,ce om h. se residene * 'oi0h
Com on Ffisy afternoon tho 2s:h Inst, q; O'CLOCK
rrsrfvRr tfi, sii~ on woucsday Oct 49, Mn. tzabslh
r n ~ Ter widow o.: George Fisher, es Isle o. os"'so
LOCKwOOD-in Brooklyn. r. D., on Weanssday, Oct 20
M..s n. Of samuel Lockwood, ~ tho 6ith yeSs OF her
vo,scs Of tho funeral in to unorrogys Tapcrs
MACDOEOUOrI-On Tucsdav, Oct 95, aitor shor ilnef'
r1abcsh Rosch wife o. William Macdonoush sf Al her
Tie ertises and friends OF hc family ao especially iHvit-d
10 lll-iid .hc fane 81 oa L. se 'idnce, 90. ~ %
81 a /. clock noon, Friday srsiea 81 -veveA p A
1T -. Jeusas ClurcA, New.ynh' l." !.
pHODEs-snia-uly, on Monday, OF. - OF .fy'2ciss'
David Rhed-s. apparently between p and y''i' Of age
Tie i.ns,1i toaA 40 Lsi.'s, EeW.York cy.
Kentucky paPeIs please copy
nOBIRis-in brooklyn on Tussi,y. Oct; o. OF oonsunP
zion solomon g. Rolrrt aged ~ yrars and months
~ s,S H. fpersl rom 10. late Tesid.t co. No % Font
Creene-plsce. At p. m. On ThuTstay the 2I'h Inst
SpEaR-Dn "Wednesday mornins ''' % H-"''"' ~" "
Alva spear IA tic 1is- year oi his age. . ~,
T lf.n Of ~ Family respectfully invited 70 attend ite
fuu-rsi from his fathers residence No. - Last 0'
Tiuisdsy, Oct. q, at 4 o'clock p IA
sTOW-At SIN Fsaurco, California, on Sunday evening
c. zs Mary Wiley Ballard. vile oI JOE phi w stow and
dnf;er OF tie late William &. aud Reb"cce Ballard Of this
city.
iowa 4 iiy p-pcrs please copy.
sEYMOUi-In Walton Delaware County v y, a. the rcsi'
,s .f i.r .,u.,rl.rs Gharss r. Wsee sun1,y, Oct
- Nsrv Wi. o. Andrsx seymour. formerly o: sh city,
"a the lctl gear Of Ter age
vsN NVYCK-at his ie Teidence Fishkl Plains ntches'
Cornv on Saturday OCT. -, !yniel aUyosn van wye IN
the a.l --f oi lis asc
WOODRUFF-st Etzabe'h. y. j. on wednesday ,lc'. 70;
az aiuffer.a Maggie Hcnloruon, youngest cau5ltc oi
Froci IS. esd Susan r. Woodruff , ,
~ f,rer t he rcdcuce Aof p4rcn; near Elizabeth
to-,.sv tbc 2.;h iusi. ~ 2. p NJ
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The following officers were elected for the ensuing
Se0r: m n,,.. IA. e., ,o.-.
.svA pre.denis representa- the various slsea ~ n
srd 5her countries; W. II. Wyckof LID Correspond ng
fecreisry; Rev. c. A. Buckbee kscGdng secretary ~.
yl~szsr fsrllv TreasuIer Hon. - T. smith Auditor View
Manse-rs chosen: Rev. Il. Mc50neze- Rev n r. 4a'Dii
MN T. Combs Gil vacancies aud lor TIRE yrais Roy j.
y Thomss Rev. A. y. Gilbert Rev. y Harm nov j. i.
Todgr D. D. Rev. J.. ". biss Rev w u Iold.eion lteV.
~ ID V'helt George A. kerwin. aud J. IT, Icwnsend
Dr ARyrfAeE then delivered the annual address, ana
she Fifteenth annual report was read BY W. II. fCk
OF. LII and tie meeting adjourned after appointing
Che following c0mnittees; ,.,,.. - r ,,.r
Gernsn scrpimes-Rev ie.srs T. " Gilbert 6 C. WI
liam Wa, Reed Z. TozeT. ID. h Parln.ee
srsnf.h Srruturet-U. &. Brewer X. Hams JeuertcL
S,onrvea-. Jos. A. SsIey, w. G. Phinps -. . -
ci.uese geriutfres-Joiu DueI, }. T. holy, W. . Kun
Won b. Delden Nathan WaTdner. - ~ ~
Euq.h Scuptnres-lsasc Wrscoit, [. W. WoefAopae, l.
w TolmaD Chsrie. WaiSer, Charles Crave,
Iibrary-Rober MoOonsga ID. '" Rice, o. saSton Joseph
Weir. -, -, 70 -, ,,,,,, =
r. ZONES A. s. Mason Joseph Stmsou. -, o., =,
Scriptures for immigrants--W A. Caldwell w H. rem
dlrton W. b. Bingham }. C. Nis'tmai T. "5.-cafe n =
Revised New Iesisment-W. CAiLcvri, % ot"FeAs H. l.
Gmiih, A. Harris. 5ilas Isl'y. = ,,,,
IeEacies-ii. Eutchings, T. = Raymond j. heft"eai A.
Rinnry, Charles 4. Goodwin. - -, 90, r.,
ObituaIi@.-f. T. Deyan VIM. IL Han IAot =. layer
c. Brnkeuhof, J. ~. Finn
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IAdverti.srnent.l

DIR. W. ri. GREGG-Dear Sir; ! have been
aufering for "a long tine with what physicians call
diseases Of the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION or
fKsE and was unable obtain any relief until used
CoSsTurTiOS WATER, which began 10 produce is cur
atiVe effect after taking one or two doses end no man
can nc more grateful tlan ~ the results having suf
fered all that a man could suffer, and lives and rather
Shan be deprived Of the medicine would be willing to
nav Fifty DOLLARS q bottle for il.
h has not only cured me- bnt several other officers in
INV district have been cured by H. and would recon-
end everybody suffering from any disease OF the lid
1eys TO use Constitution Water.
' RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
NRw.YoEK Dec. 80. 1861. . ,,.,..
Sold wholesale by MORGAN ALLEN, NO ~ ''n's'''
end all Druggists.
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.rAHEsEED.

HAvILAND- BInNIE-ln Springfield. Na's, on Tue'dsy,
Oct; H. by tho Rev. II. NJ Parson, Nil James hsrsaa u
New Ciy ~ Mary A., eGci a4u- le 81 The late AleA-
suder Brine Of Hastings, \. Y No cards.
POND-RGBTNSON-In tho Reformed Dutch Church, s-
Port Kchncnd staten island on Iuesday Oct ~ ~ We
Rev Jans. Brownlse AGdiron A. Pond esq, ~ Miss Mary
r.. Robinson.
POSTWAR RIPER-On "Wednesday Oct g. by The Rev.
Thor.s J. Sayye.. Gcor-r w Post sarah III. daughter
OF john 7. Van Him. $50. No rardn.
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"Ouce More into the Breach !"
The Fourth Grand f.oyl
MASS MEETTSG

"Once More into the Breach"
The Fourth Grand Loyal
MASS MEETISG
Under the auspices Of tbs
HATTAN UNION CLUB,
VIII be held on FRIDAY EVENING, October "a,
At CLINTON HALL tAstOrpl,cel.
All citizens who viii not submit to their country
humbled before . vsnqushed foe .
Who rspel insut alike TO patriotism snd TO conmcl
sense. the cnnniugy devised Chicago Platform 800
Wac are determined that AssRicA shall live though fAR
r1rs disi TIL, -, :.
Mao believe in GR,Sr. sHsRx.S. sHERrpas and prAcs
Are cordially invited 20 rally trday night, a. CAH0l
Hall, la support Of the 10y I nfon Candidates,
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON,
FENTON AND ALVORD.
Tho meeting viii be addressed by the following well known
and eloquent speakers;
Hon. JOHN coCnRANE.
WM CURTIS MOVES,
Hon. HENRY SHELDON,
Col. BENZ. A WILLIS
SINGING by the nowceiebrated Z" UNION OLEE CLUE"
sesis tessrved for ladies' and their attendants
Yocss MN; Tno 4, ayins. Come aid join our ranks
you desire to serve your country. serve her now.
GEO. w. VAN sICLEN, President.
J. w. CROMWELL, Secretary.
EW COGOESHALL,
President Executive COMMITTEES.
Central Union Lincoln and johnson Campaign
Club.
Meetings Of this Club viii be held 81
CUOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY Oct o. and
MONDAY, Oct. 81
On Thursday Evening" Oct. a. addresses will bO delivered BY
The Hon HORACE GREELEY,
LII. Eseegeney JOHN BRoUGH, Governor Of Ohio.
Msj .Gen DANIEL z. sIcKLEs.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, esq, Of Pennsylvania
On Monday Evening. Oct 81.
The Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND.
Tho Hon GALUsHAA GROW,
E4.speaker Of House OF Representatives.
The Hon. cHAUNcEY N. DEPEw,
Secretary Of State.
Gen. JOHN CooHRANE.
Attorney General Of New York.
THEODORE TILToy, esq,
CHARLTON T. LEWIS. ESQ.
III sddr-s. the meeting
Singing BY the GLEE CLUB.
FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES'
CHARLES s. SPENCER
President
JOHN 81 COSTA,
Chairman Executive Comlni.ise
ArI "A c CORN Secretaries.
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. tbs AMERICAN BIBLE UNIoN.-The fifteenth
anniversary OF the American Bible Union was held yes
ecrday in the Brooucs, Baptist Church. At tho morn
lng session. the Rev. DR.. ARNITAsE President OF the
Onion accepted the Chair and after some Devotional
exercises the various Committees were appointed and
fAe meeting adjourned At ton o'clock The meeting wa
again called TO order and tue proceedings opened ~
reading of the Scriptures and prayer by the Rev W
AiCDO1GAL oi Laight-st. Church.
Isaac y. IiLL OF New-Jersey, was appointed Ar
sistaDt Recording Secretary.
The following is tie report OF ELEAzAa PAHHLY,
Treasurer Of the Union, Ehlch vas presented 10 me
meeting:
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Approval Is the Universal Testimony Of persons
who have used and experienced the o>nSSn oil
CHEVALlERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR
TUE BEST HAIR DRESSING
ever offered to tie public. It EEsroEzs CRAY HAR TO III
ORIGINAL COLOR giving Z. fresh ard natural sppears"Ss
va atop Il. falling three dd and keep the nsad oes
cool and healthy Does not stain 'hs ssn OF sou TIE "''
fabric
M sn,ir. freedom from all injurious qualities the nicely Il
TIA composition and It's
SWEET AND DELICATE PERFUME
render the os, desirable article for tie toilette and hais-
dressing yet offered the public 81 per bottei 5SPS
half dozen In fancy boxes Cen be sent By ezPoH Fe'
salo at the drug and ny Office Advice 10 10 "esS
nleut of the hair, free.
SARAH A. CIEvALTER NJ. d.,
No. LEA Broadway, NewEorf.
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Grand Unicu rorchiishf
WESTERN DISTRICT,

WESTERN DISTRICT,
TO rsKr rhsCB on fusuorr
EVENING or THE zsTH or OCTVSfh
RpooKtYy October %. 1850 }
General ORDERS The following persons have bses sppoinee
rs Special Ais the Grand harhd and VII oe HS'S'''
b red Yits and Zoe sS6 Srdg' WIN LITTLE s
Capt Henry hhisrow' GAKRET BakISTED' ESQ
FRANCIS C. hE g5iE ETA sqqa;sr DIVISION.
comurisinz the Fist Second Third Fourth and fh
val form Washington st. hight Ie.tss o. ~ k.eAs ITR
Marshal Red Badge With Rod White. sad biue csr.
MAY. ANDREW MORRIS, Capt A. e BAssi. ~ ~
eEo. J. HARDY, DAVID 5. Quincy, esq' 'Aa' n'1
SECOND DIVISION,
comprising the Sixth Eighth, Tenth, snd r~euth a,Ws
viii form on Court IT, rigit resting at Lsfser hs ~
n under the direction Of d. A. BALDWIN. ATshsi ne
sf65Ps NJ ksL li' GEoaG jas InOa Ad "ns
Badge. -. ......,
cornpr-ng The Seventh Ninth Eleventh, ssd TEertiea
Ward,) win form Gresne-aye..' west Of WsshinFon
' Ie pEB H oMs M. 'h BADGE Biz With red
white an blue stlealners Major TaOs: H. EEAD o.pt
NM H. Fl Ni niH ADD. D Badge i ba ae.
The Fist and Second Divisions will pass in review OF se
Third Division and halt Washingtonsve right resting Gu
fhe column will form by fcars and move e. o'clOcks
signal three guns fred in quick succession ana WIZ 'e "
Starting a. the corner Of Myrtle and Clir,orsvcs.'
through Clinton to lafayette through Ls'yee % %
ton through Fulton TO Washington through "s.5ton %
Concord through Concord Pineapple through 2.
Henry, through Henry to MontagnJ .nryuSn -; =, ,t
Clinton through Clinton to Union, lhgoush J1lon 70 eo
through Court Atlantic through Atlantic to iioy 'oas'
All Union citizen. ogen;y solicited 70 illuminate .s:e
residences and display patriotic dsyices and smoien e,a -
'u's 'H' p''''''''. 4 NATIONAL SALUTE
will bs Cred from Fort Greene Ut pm Should te -
postponed until Monday evening the Js' n't IN
der tie same orders BY 6 Ss4s REEVE Grand M.r.h
WV. C. BoorH. Special Aid. .
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GperiaI Notices.

American Institute Polytechnic Assocfafions-A
meeting II tits Association viii b. hold iSiS ihn'saay
EVENING 9th inst, u o'clock, .. ihe rooms o. "a. i.,
lnte in the Cooper Union Bnldins sholocs' LEE ~"
s. b. TILLMAN, chairnas-
g. GARyKY Secretary.
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ETHAN ALLEN, Assistant United States Dis
erict Attorney. having jus. returned from stamping
tour Ia the part OF this State speaks tonight
at PeekskiD.
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Diameter OF bfCtNi a
Diameter at muzg'o .-....-.''''-'' 90 9.
iopgth Of carriage. ...--.--.'-''''~ g.
HIGHT Of carriage. -.-...------.-''' &c Soo o..
Weight Of carriage ..-..-.---'--' S''' sin
length Of trunions.. -.--.-'''''- "a /,
Diameter Of trunicns ---'---'---
~-.-I,hs,apd,na this Immense weight OF metal so
,o.v :. Cts mechanism adjusted that eight men oGn do
,ba entire service loading traversing eieVatlng etc
p-;r Cen HOWE. experimental ordnance officer and
asa,or r RopyAS had the general direction, while
fbs mechanical working of the gun was under the
charge of Capt L. HUNTINGTON, OF Governors Island
Some delay was occasoned by the stoppage OF the
ssnt which had TO be cleared before anything further
could be done. To accomplish this, Alr. W. MEIcALF
superptendens Of the Fort Plts Foandery where the
Nun was cast cent inside he gun, and remained there
poue fifteen minutes hard st work with On anger un'
finally. all was clear. Two or three percussion caps
were now snapped TO Try if al was right ohsree OF
6y pounds OF powder next put H. nuI proving III
Sufficient to iii the chamber, II was withdla"h anu
charge Of hundred pounds substituted ms eharge
gave only very moderate report and the reoo OF the
gun was loss than one Inch
bag of hay was next procured and inserted IN inc
tnuzsle Of the gun and this 80 b. cartridge ~as
placed. and both rammed home. The bali. weighing
lO7O rs. was next rolled in. the gun loTeed point
blank and discharged the ball striking the water some
a. distance Of nearly mile and half
Your reporter then BY invitation Of Mr.. MATTHEWS
arm OF SILLlMAS. MATTHEWS & Co. Old Slip went on
board the steamer Helen Augusta, and steamed some
nies from shore, TO witness tho effects Of the shot
But We had misealculated. The huge mass Of metal.
driven by 100 pounds of powder with the gun OF an
elevation OF Is degrees went whing over our heads
striking some four miles beyond rs, throwing up
= huge mass of water to great hight This ended
Che business OF the day.
Among the distinguished gentlemen present were
Cen DYER. Chief Army Ordnance Bureaus Com. u. 4
WISE Chief Navy Ordnance Bureau. Com. HircHcocKi
Brig Gen. HOWE; Major j. ). RoDAANi Major NAH
vIIHI, Qusrtormaster OF New.York; Ger. w s
(Baldy) SMIH; Com. Rogers Of the Wehavkeni Cep
En- BurTnOloS; 4. II. EMERY Of The Ordnance
Bureau; Charles KNAPP esq proprietor For; Pits Iron
Works: W. METcAF esq. Superintendent Fort PIT
iron Works; PEER CoorEEi =. :. Cozzcss OF Wash
sngtoD; ORisoS Blunt. esq, and many others.
The trial OF the gun is no, yet complete but from tbo
resus SO far no one doubts that it is complete sue
cess 1t has been christehed the Brother Jonathan
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1]olitital Notices.

r,;IoN ASSEMBLY EITifiCATlON MEETING,
A. BLEEGEHis BUILDING.
FRIDAY EsEAl INC, Oei. q, oeloes.
f'F c sifI.Gii 8 i =. PoI.BAMus nv
Fer Member Of Assembly lh District,
THOMAS r. STEWART
@A11 "BIJTATSF. THOMAS +. STEWART, ESQ,
CHARLEs q POLHAMus, esq J. WILSON 1hEEHh.
Union meu the 5th szG IA Assembly Dfcti are Ia
vied Seals for ladies' -
seventh Assembly District Rally aion"d The har
bovs To Union ci.iaeis o lie st A,"mniy Lss.ct Ii,
rr6uestsd attend ine9iins 20 s'y NE -on.rsohs o.
rs Sn5 S7thayci Friday evening oc' ~ al q oSaGs
Th- following gentlemen wii addro'. tae mccti,F; ~, ~
KING. co. A. }. ii. DJOA"Nhi ana Co' 'A''h'
FAiBdAN. ,.,rc :, .,rrpp,y
President c. It'll Assenoiy onion Assoeia'ion.
A yAS oRDrs. sccFe'ary.
Fifteenth Ward Union AssocinIion.-A meeting Of
,ls f.soc.san wiz Dr. i.y on r., i.'',n,
Oct a. IT = O'Clock a Hcldqsre,t 10 $40 Fenr,i ~ peT
Bsoada unon ezens Of '9e Werd Te Sg1 90
T. +. STEWART. secre,sIy.
Yonaa Mems Onion Central Committee tee MAS a,d
MEEINC FRIDAY $500 IT,, &c rc,s, ~ ''''" '''
Cen IDIViRD W HISKsl
= w. '''N' :, A. ~. j. fL6'MB. esq,
wan sedres, tfe mee,inr. Seats for Idle, ;,t,,p
Il. c. PAEKE. President.
T. RoBrssoS. ~ D., cre,sriss
MONS 4 I'VE. Chairman Of Com on Public Meetnss
Union General Committee.
NcoUXTY NOMINATIONS.
W, er.r;e ...,.......J0HN w FARMER
w. coputv Cle,k NJ. THOMSON.
For Supervisor. .ANDREAS WiLLaAhN'
For City Judge. .....OhiASDo l.. DIT an
FOR Distfict Attorney........WM T. b. miLLIhhN.
ALEXANDER WILDER,
lJAaES w. RANNEf,
For Coronerl.. EDWARD COLLIN,
LOUIS EAUMAhH.
SIMEON DRAPER, President
nlaysI y; o Wosp,' s-cro,rriea
SAA'AA . HUSH C. HAWKINS, Chair. ET. Com
Cos,elrus IL WHITAKER, Secretary.
WALDO HUTc8ss Treasurer.
Seventeenth Wnrd.-rhe Union Association o. ne
rsv,S A,srvbly Di.rct viii hold meeting THIS EVEN
IS0 At No 70 Third ave-. at u o'clock -
i4' ~ '' - JOHN J. TAYLOR, President
FIR MATHEWS Secretary.
YoRKvILLH. October %. 1864
The Liberty Boys win ssssmble az headqusrers, LIN
eoin Hal on THURSDAY EVENING, 9Th inst. at a
O'Clock, prompt BY order NJ . ppFn IT r.
six,h Ward Union Campnign Club VIII meet at no
17s pcarl,gt. on MONDAY ENENlNU ths 'ist ns@' u
o'clock Good speaking may be sSpsd'dap rcY p.5s,.
A. wrsrEa. viee.President.
A., pnI,gufcuipg Campaign Notice. ire"oiks
srr,.hc- f,lifei1s, fiags ard Cannon tracAeisi
IN every Joseph d. PrRDy. No "a M.idsa'!sn'.
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Post Once Notice.
On TUESDAY The LIST day oi November ls'S' oPefa0A'
uh1e' 'H' MoYFY.ORDER SYSTEM
win commence la the United states
LISTS OF THE OFFICES
ncu which Money orders be drawn are pos-ec ~ IA
General Post Office and the different stations IA ta- CITY
Money Order. cen OILS De obtained At TIE General rosS
Oarr corner OF Cedar and NssAass and viii be crsws
upon any , ,r,,o ,ocr opurcr
for sums Of one TO thirty dollars .
RHrs Of commission charged for Money Orders;
On Orders exceeding ...''s'siverh9
ON oder, over TO- and not exceeding centa
On Orders over $50 and eIcs@ding so ..e" certA
No single Order issued less than dollar morn tsA
thirty dollars Parties desiring to remit more than thirty dob
10 any one address. procure additional Money ofcers
' JAMES KELLY. Postrr&sser,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

Union Nomination
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
In the Third District Of the State OF New.Yorr'
JAMES HUMPHREY.
Seventeenth Ward Union Associai'on.-ttss
roolns of this Association, IN Lincoln Hai cor os'u
aud Aenst will be open dag and night until the evening
Election day. lo meetings OF the Association ana lIe ~ az
C,mnittae and the distribution of doc1meHs Az oh'es
eie'N"'' ~ '"' y '-1 1-' ROBERT B. BOYD.
H. WALLACE. Chm EI- Com. PEcsidsn. Assocs.ioa-
Regular Union Nomination for Assembly,
Eh District, 10th Ward,
CUAS. A. L. NJ ONT.
VIM Mex. CHAPMAN. Chairman Of Convention ass
indor.ed by the War Democracy.
Parties In want Of Union Ballots Tor the Array.
and Camuan Documents for circnaiion can get tnrn %
calling Il the Union General COMMITTEE Rooms 6t brosarsJ'
SS-'--s - '-' S. DRAPER, President
RUSH C. HAuErys Chairman Ex. Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

Acknowledgement.
FoR COUGHS AND COLDs-Use MARsHALbs
Pny TREE TAR DROPS. Excellent. Sold by DruggIsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
So, A. ,be 2o-inch Gun mt Fort Hann'

The trial of the great gun OF Fort hamilton
Book place yesterday This gun Is .ne 49, 81
mast and its success marks an era IL Wy boys
Aesyy ordnance In order that oor ie'uD'' 10 a.
rome idea Of the magnitude Of the gun We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

Veteran Union Club.-RALLY BOYS! at Readqusr
tiers. No. 40 BIosdway THIS (rhusday) EVENING at 4
O'Clock Addresses by eminent speaker All officers end men
who served in the epan or reedo are invited 70 DC
uresen, T. WILLIS FISHER, President.
4 4. ~ c sTaT.'' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

Seventeenth Ward Union Association.-A Pubic
Meeting Will De beid BY nis Association on lnE S
EVENING, Oct. - u clock p In the large Hall Nos
g3i AID 20 East ltL-st Avenue t. The toAowins
r,tnr gentlemen will positively address the mreing; HEK
NY SHELDON esq, ". WAKE PECK, esq, and others.
an Union citizens OF the Ward invited to attend
So ROBERT u. BOYD, lTesdent,
18th Ward Union Association.
B;F NEwIasD' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

seventh Cougre.siopal District, an and f1h
W" rSs-lJnion and War Democratic Rally The rsnds Of
WILLIAM B0ARDMAN,
., ,.,,x ~ m meet al the Metropolitan Brewery,
Nos 2Jl and 23l Fourthst on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
oct 2 1864 al II O'Clock TO retfy the nomination OF Wfl
LAM BoARprAs for Congress- Inc fono"hs sonlseA VIII
Ne nr.sent md nd ress the meeting:
ISAIAu a WILLIAMS, JOHN y hOAkE
tENRY i SMITH, Hon. MEKWIA Il, RQEWER,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-01-05
m"ous ornaments, according to the character

msrous ornaments, according TO the character
Of the individual.
Officers have frequently been insuIted and
punished severely for the most trifing offeu
ses. There was time, few months ago,
when You could not put your head or arm out
Of window without being shot al by tie sen
tries. In August last, an enlist man 10 one
ef the lower rooms died from the effects Of a
wound received for putting bis head out Of q
window. sex weE aa11
But our condition is immsasura1ty better
than that Of our msu. We do not hear
much Of them. Now and thep . little iDfor-
nation as TO their condition creeps 10, and it
is truly awful. When we get out Of hero the
country will hear recital of horrors that would
move q saint TO spirit Of revenge.
write often, but suppose that good many
of our letters never leave GeE. Win1ers Of
fee. Indeed, it is said they burned two bar
rels full of letters at one time. So if you get
one. third of mine shall be satisfied.
DEcEMnER 9th, 1893.
This was written neal ly month since, but
DR.. j. was afraid 10 take it out, for fear they
would search bim. Two or three Surgeons
came 10 the first of this week, and I'll Try to
send by them.
Gold is worth twepty-sight dollars for one
here, now.