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TIE MYsrIHrovs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

hUHDbE-nYSfAGkS
DENNY young woman residing In New York,
called upon Coroner Morris Yesterday and desired
y see the lead and clothing Of The man whose d.
severed remains have recently been picked up in
the Day and Fast River. She recognised the sss-
lures ss that Of her husband, and. on examining
the pieces of clothing. Identified every H~rmen.
even 10 the rents in the stockings end undershirt
which she sverrcd that she had mendei. She
states that be had been . soldier-thAt they were
married on his return from the army. The follow.
ma morning htcr the ceremony, he changed bis
clothing and went 10 get some money due him.
Ihat was the last she saw or heard Of him. Aeer
cNsninlu g a. the fragments thoroughly aud sats-
Tying 'rself that IL WAS her husband, her feel nss
gave way and she tainted. Tho Coroner desiring
u be thoroughly satisfied to the IDENTITY, sibee.
qlehtiy ASKED her Tor the marriage cerlhc.t..
~lch she presented. sni which showed that ste
Wa mrred by the Rev. Mr. Pease. Of tho Five
Points 'siou, gu the serenth Of Oct Ter instant
Tie mus u the deceased having been found On
~" htrd OF October u was 81 ouce Atr.arent Tint
We woman was laborins under q decided mistake
Two vel known physcians Of this CITY examined
w f"ad OF DECEASED ycsterdar, " III The view ~
ssccftat'nR tic nature Of The wounds H. the ten.
Ile 2uJ under the right eye and eturessed il Is
ucir y luin q Tint tho puncturcs were not caused
Nv pistol ball, hut with pointed instr,itneni
OrIosed " This theory Is the apparent presence q
pYwd"f around The wound under tie eve d!s.
r.'uon ~ the head. when the features become 80
ehNng"d ~ decay ~ ~ render u sdyi,sble, will
denni'e'y s"stlc this question.
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N r. DNINEs.
TESTIMONIAL To THE INDIAN M

a TEST lMONIAL To THE INDIAN py'.
Tor Il have gained twenty pounds u fiesh ln ~,
n u,.,,,l By the Herb Doctors trestmenI Wien
uu' seneru debility, pain IN the breast and dur
' Of O'ss'f, 81 Hifp an po -, quite rsoS,sTed
OUR MOTTO
Mnh Nature or the Lave Of Life
'n pIopa our tahds ., never stain
MOI Poison men 10 their pain
Our r.thsr-vhcn ali soodne.ai>
Irtov,des ihs means 70 cure sill IL
Inc simple sfbs beneath our f.s.
"h used relieve our pa ns compete.
simple Herb srmpl. ro-c.
tulled from tn. dewey Lee
in &c. these .h,ll spest VIII tosesis. uvu
VI enAhxt and health ~ thee
,onoe, 70 ~ fulton street, Rroklyn rr.n y oil,
W. ~ 'hNh't Tor Consultation o. \ vice i
C.EE iolR COtGH-ISE CAMPBELL
~ lar aid Nnd CLrs-, sufr cn-e "a,
cousins c"its, sore hlost or dpth.rie ,1pv 9s az,
~ cen. per bottle. 10 Ne had :, CANpBLLLs a-as
s'ore, cor. Hufsrn and Hammond az SHruD,S
e. a., n9Sefy M al o. and In Brooklyn. =
DRt NkLNSESS POSITIVELY Cured
" u" patient 10 coffee. tea " f,ipt Soid OIL,
- q 10 o. Div,;on At anu IA lishth ay. y s. ~.
and kilne's I'll Fulton 4, Bioo1i,n pt 6n.sts,rs
10 os Montsomery II lersey CIV ~. Mercer "a
pr,ce 6SEpofLAR. nFwARr6r y iYI Ifs1iiG21fss.
- ne '"nune ~ ItiL- REMEDY VII neyey
'ioAen the patient. Warranted. sent by mail
EDDING RUSSIA SALVr
hfDplN'FS u S-IA SANE
Eb,D NI's id -+IA SAVE
t,hpnlNG,; kl,sit sALvE,
Cures Burns, Scald.. Cuts. wounds B-ris. eu,in.
BJilA plea Be-. &c.
el0v nn.r The pia At G1co .n1 ;ctgeinf tie
As " ~ sAotC.
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lathe BEST article IN u,s. ''""i ~

bNIhs - HAIR DfE-5O CENTS PER BOX
Owing TO the continued increas. In ,,,,. ., -
u'hs CONNECTED Win the % eparation Of t1is
-! e. ~ sAll hereafter Pl, up hui one .ss 30
sen'-.tlNlhs ~ good an article II moi better tbsI
NY no" 10 use This Dye 10 unlike All otbeI, sri ~
~ so, up,h slrie'ly scientific principles depot.
Nshls iieIulS Harnts l. Ca, n fnrt Rov rrs.., a
st vs, =. sskmSn ct Miller Reed. cor Ael .ni
,sr ri hc| ahd S9r Houston st and Avenue Por
i N, y uicniiH' 40 Hudson 81 and 3I1 Sixth Avn.
rs tE1t VII also be supplied BY Nr CH'as
a'lAtasstSi saasrsuT. ~
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old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ,ALL
~ descriplionf, bourht at the highest csAh prices
Nv @. W. CRAskE Isl WiiliSa 4 wv
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK-COR OP
" tatl 81 aud IN ave Open daily fIon to5PN
tL cent interest allowed. Deposits in.de on or be-.
lo t No'eno,r LET dIa- interest from that date
InohAS CitElSIN, Pfest X. n. II III. sec sx
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Y T. "a UOVII7 IVY ILHT"tIUf.
Ordered T. be printed al length IN the Corpora
ton papers.
Tie Mayor sent in communication upon the
same subject which WAS referred 10 special
miuer
TIE following ~ the e;.cr Of Sr Gguther . Mr..
Boo.e;
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

a SECOND HAND PIANOFORTF FOX
sac. iiv sweet snd porerful toue. Apply a.
hoH'e hom c'ntrsi ave, OH It, Hunters Point ~
ENGLlSH COMMON AND ROT SHEET
CnoE,,so n .lsh,Iy de,nasel. Tor sale 3, BIZ CT 4
- i7o n"u ~ "at.rs -
t'oR SALE-SLODP FLOYDS WNkSEK
carries about b. tons. 10 in rood cordi,io,. h.,
useh la'ei overhsuied 1t Astoria shrre -he now iirs
mln y" soid on easy terms the owner i Ruiny 10
hufVpe Apply 10 j. NAkkE>N. 2os I.r ,.ifI :,
OF ny letter directed TO Sve.uo,'s Hotel 85s
E'OR SALE-A COMPLETE SETf OF TN
-mth,s tools very low Inquire a, 81 Eiebth
ave- bet WITH and J.th sts, y. i. III
t'OR SALE CHEAP-A TUB HOLDINa
" bariels, made OF boiler iron = iuch tbIel 49,
IN sood condition. suitable Ter -oLvnl..rs -,
VtnsE, Apply At the Ma' ch faction, vi "a 4
DIN Il, 9Sth t. near iJth ave. sH
EOk SALL-A TWO HORSE FSGISB
-, and toner cointiee. Apply IL tie kn.lp,..
haIiem H. X Building, corner Flu and frnuEliu a..
- -
RUSSIA SHEET IRON, SLIGHTLY DAN,
nNaeed, Tor sale at BIZ CL d COOKS, isd and -,
Water It " ~"' ~
TIN PLATE, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED p1E
street ~ - s''F
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KSgONS.

HUDSON RIVER L. R-FOR ALRAXy
troy the North and West tlom CLanf.r.t
and u q. and l. ard il4yp NJ. and ro -, a.
days ~ ~. +. "A. from y IA ., ~ N41 ~ Sun
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALEAN T,
r.ht-An kinds, nov and second hand cl,.su toi
e.S OF k4rt phNm.nt Machine bought Aui isp1,re,,
over Books,or. va VI "ott1 ~
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1861

Terry boat upon which the river Is crossed. An
erginc and four cars already on the boat. and
the collision forccd both engines AMI seven cars
Into the nvcr. Fortunately no hive. were los. and
o.'ly Que pcreon. an engineer, was hurt.
rnS Grand National Sailors Fair openci at the
A-aIemy OF Music, Is sscn, las, night, viii great
cclN Among the notahihucs present were Capt.
wiuslow ana +lc occors Of The Kearnrsc, Can't.
W'ricn, Admiral strinsham anil others. All
dresses were male by Hon. Elvarl Everett tlun
X. {. winthrop Hon. Il II. Dana Aud others \
letter from Sccteiafy Wclles aud "a telegram from
fscsidcnt Lincoln wcrc received.
f'rfyr> enlisted men, under sentence u cour,
marus. ~crc taken rom the on Cspltol Prison,
"'shin''on' ycstcr'Ay, and acnt ~ ten. pv. a,
Ne" YORK. Who vii forward them to the Dry Tor
'uENs- - ocr,c cut tho terms " their sentenced.
They arc PRINCIPALLY dcscrtcrs = who hai bccu sem
tcnc,d h. IL ahoL but whose punishment was coui.
mutcd.
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From Washington.
to Mr. Iincoin-iiis speech.

Washington, Nor At = lsie hour last nigh,
President Lincoln was scrcn,dei ty club Of
rennsylSsnians Being loudly called FOR. the
Pres dent appeared aia window AMI spoke as fol-
lows:
friends and Jrciior eitisen.. Even before
bad lrcn .n'. rmcd BY YOU that this complmen,
vas Pad me by loyal citizens of Pennsylyanis
iricnuiy .o me, had ,nicrrcl that you were ut
thAi lru1n OF my cuun ry men who think that the
sFst rtercs's u the Nation To 10 sIN-erve1 hy
the support IT the present Administrator. DO
not pretend 10 say that yuu who think So embrse
AZ thr p4tr1oNsn AMI loyalty Of TIE country. nus
90 ttIovc, and trust without personal interest,
mat the welfare " the country does require Mat
srch support AMI cndorsmcut he given earnest
'F t"Ii"Nc that the consequences " TINS lays
" .rs. II 4 he you assure, and ns ssctls
probable It will t'c ~ the lasting n.,yantAso hot
u thc very salvation II the country. | c,tnot 81
vi, hour, say what La, been the result e the
election; but whatever u may le, have No de-
Nro ~ notify the opinion. that all who have
ia orci today in tetalt II the Union organization
nave Wruu ht Tor ,ue lest interests of their country
Nni TIE wyrd not only for the present, hut for oil
iuturc axe. ain thrnkful g. COL tor this approval
% sle people, hut while deeply sratou tor us
mark OF q cir conf irncc In Inc, II know my heart,
rf gratitude /, Tree from suy tsint of personal
tinWl b. do not impusn the motives of any one
ipv~'I TO me. IL IN hu pleasure 10 me a. triumph
over any one, tut .4Nc thanks b. the mighty
ir tu7 evidence 4 the pcur e.. rcsolr "a to Taud
uy ifct government ami The rights at humAnty.'
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City and Miscellaneous News.
LOCAL ELECTION RETURNS.
A Visit to Buffers Headquarters.
&C., sc, as.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Auentn Reported Burned. md Our Army
Murciiing for thurirstou.

Cineinnfti, Nor. 9--Ic,tcrlay's indianapolis
Journal says "O.hccrs from CAattanooys report
Mat Sherman returned to Atlanis eary las, week
with FIVE corps Of hiS arm, ,eav!u, two corpa in
Tennessee, under r'omas, to watch Hood Hc
destroyed the railroad from Chattsno-g. to At.
hntl and Is sending the iron to the former psco
Atlanta is burned. AMI Sherman IS nlarcL4ng I'll.
scctly for Ch lesion, nth Carolina.
Washington Account.
Washington Nop. 9.-lho story published to-
day that Atlanta had been burned, and that shcr.
man marching directly 70. Charleston, ), c., ia
not believed in military circles. The Official inior-
nation received yesterday, from General sherman.
,annoL for prudential ro.s r-, DO II " Ine 20 plh.
bc; but 1t may bc sail that ,h" rr 1pcit 'or sue
cess III his present movements is hrAly cncouray-
Ing, and that his supplies are ample, and in no
danger Of interruption.
From chattanooga.
Louisri,lc Nor. The military situston at
-stt4nooga Is LutAaYecl
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News Items.


Tur schooner Pioneer has arr gol nt poson, rom
s.. Domingo, bringing TIC ofcor' and crew Of the
chip Wa. Wr', Capt C'enaau, from Antwerp FOR
New York which vessel was .bandonc Nv. 9th,
rcanc
An accident occurred At PGrryvle, near Hlyro
de Gracc, Maryland, on TUESDAY night, caused by
u7E ,Injv wiu W SIse Ils.d vEg -
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Important from Port Royal.
Probable Capture Of the Tallahassee.

Ntp rort, Nor. Tee T. a ;r'usport A-l71,
fom Port Royal, ;. {, at Il o'cl,,'s ~, SUNDAY,
Nov. Gih, arrived 1t Ills PIT ~ !.3' p VI, Tho
Ara.o makes tie following rc9. ri;
At9 o'clock Moniay MORAN ~. Wv 7th heinz In
.onpany with a steamer slYp,s'l t. tc the I, 8.
Nj? Huntsville, We s. ;nteI steamer whose ac-
tonb bcins quito suspicion, tfe !'Gn'sy.llc gave
chase to the ro-tacasiwar1. At 9 tAc s,rsnrer
was beaded Of! b. Incctne Inc',cr steamer, up
poscl be tie United states .7.ul Margsre, and
Jessie. The stranger thcn ST. Il 60 tAc rlrthNhgd
anl ard, evidently crow Ing .u steam aud
,al, arl fsa, closed with 'lc Iriltsy.',, which
vessel commenced 0ring, and w,s, ancr tho fist
few sAots which t.l short, replied to ly tho
stranger, and dcsuto-" f.c ';or' up by both vcs-
sells io- about two hours. Al P VI. We we've
hincI by anoseer steamer, supposed 10 be- tAo r. :.
gunhoat BarsNon tho chased nut r1rsucrs doii
.he.r best and nearing tAo lai M, to tho esa'-
ward oI Cap. lookout. A 3i5 r. NJ, the LAND TO-
Ing in null view, and tie uan;cr being aemm>i in
ty he fast vessels ac- ~, we '-cI' on our course
or New York TAc f'rau-cr answered fully the
tcscrp ptoa Of tto rGlA.a.1'o, w.i very fas', and
hsi guns OF long range, and WIS uu1uestounh'y
captured tc'orc dark, the whole of the pursuing
vessels being IN fool positions 10 Prevent her cs-
cape, md the anl lc.ls within ten niles Of her ut
.Qp T. "
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MrLtra case has taken place in India on the
railroad tci"ccn AhmoOdpOla aud Blulporc. 4
reItcLlau travelling ~ socond class carriage was
suddenly attacked by person travelling ia The
slIIo carriage AID robbed OF his watch, and, after
luag lultcn severely, was thrown out OF Tie win
dow, but conIriyed % lay bold Of the footsep Of
the corr age and by clinying 10 the buffer hed on
I'll the train reached tho station. The man who
ecWuusd We Outrage " IN custody.
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From Europe.
Two Days Inter News.


=, ''''i'' '' "''
'''''' '''',' NV ''''''o" "'u' "
,.,,,.,
W, '''r '','-." 80 ''',''
N''''
'"' CIV I"'''H III SN"'' W '"' "''' '''''S ''e""''
eT' Niagara anu sacramchto' Oh pca' uhuof Eng
lish culors
1r.., A.. o., 49,,
i"' ''~' w "''''' 'N'0"''' o''' '"o t'"' '"'
.Hih OF October and It was doubtful whether n
verdict would lc arrived ., on tho g9h. When
49,, ,,.i,. ~, A.. a.ti.
wv '''N' ''' AVE 'P''" VI. '''N'"e" 'o' VIC Pi"'
teeuhon was concluded, and tho counsel for the de-
fcusc Rad srokcn lie conuniei that there wa.
- -. t... A.. .. A.. .-. .,,. "A, -.
Nv '''"'' w ''"'''' '"' y ''''.'' ''' '''' NV
'''' ~ !" prove ah d"O'' LUG A""' eA'''e' VIC
a'" '"'''"'.
'N' A''"" ios' s"y'N 10 ''' ron '"' 'u'no''
HS@"'u''h o' FM''"'cn' "hS "ue' "o
''''S "' "''rouS ~ p'''P'"'"S ''N"' u"o"
'" ''o 'A"'"'s' "u"'' VI 'No ''"i w ""''" INC
NV s.''''' "o'' '''""'
i"' US nFuiacu "'S'''h "oi''N '"'''oe" nnu
vow. "'"''"' ""''' '' 1' ''e''''' "" "'.''-
''' '"N "Nu "''u' '''V ''''HS
'''"''' "'NA''' eu'' '"SN'''' ''' ''' "NnS'A"
'"o ''"pe'r' VI f'"".' ""' ''sA'" "'' '''s
w ''' 0' Wv -''i '"" '- w.
i''"' H''''''N "'''' "'' '"''''' VI '"''"''
'','E j" 'ne '.u'' VI P''''e n'N"'"'o"S' IN
D"'' ~ P' WI" '''' W "''o
''A''' wv ''''"s'" va Wv ''N' ''' "'O1n'' VI
''.' "' '''u'0''' '''N
,,ia,' ~ ,,,.,.s
AM imports by sea.
ou'rrs gwen h nc l'hniS1 military 'cnden 10
eohtfm the uhiSyofan'r run"rs
me hrnor Ilhu ii1s"'c 80 ul Torttahllh fcoeniy
uui' az ~" iotk ior ue i'Ai'HL uo'c!hthen'' hu"
arr 81 Il, NAlh'a,
s,,-,e,,s =, Vc,a, p-.,o i",,,r ..sor,,si ,ha,
numerous bands existed, while other accounts
said the Insurgents were rrduccd W small
uuuIuep, NOT having followers among tic people
,J,,.., ,,,, ,,,.,,
Lnf'poo'' Oe' -'-Epcnhg'-Ihe' 'hna's news
hIu l.l4u .fIot Late in the day, however il tran
rtod that III, Mancbc.,,r rx..ryp h.d ,,clu.
'F'N' $500 '' "''-''' 'NN'''N" s' 'NN''
sc ne"s' ~ Cape Rae OF shef1dNn's defeat Of
l. ngsr'c,, On the 18th, the Immediate effect of
,h.i IN. . ,,,,or;.i ,ol..,, 10, ,h 4, a., t,
VIM" ""' '''''' '' e'N'''' 'N 'Ne 'n''--'' '''
loaa bGt II was TO late 10 influence he other mar
Lcs.
.r.o a,,,o,r, - A.. c.s, ,,.,A ,.o, u,,ua-,,
iIc h'a'ih'' III 'le "re' tph''A Nl't huI'l =
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CONGRESS.


lAt the la-, c!,ctiou In this district BcnJ Wood,
Dem, received tto Vo,"r; iliruu Wahtihgc, War
Dem, received i53a. la lsGJ tho sOic pODcd wss
Dom. Y, IIl It,p. ll1l.I
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The Reported Rc.Iznntiou OF General
Met icilnn.

Washington, nov. . The publication th,' Gen.
t''''an has rcsl mol bis commission a, MAJOR
G'u,ud Is MT ycr.Ge.', ou Inquiry at thc War Dc
pars'aen', which has re,oiyvI no such MOTTO AXIOM
N.hlt,Nnr.
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State Election Returns.

~ ~ - N'' " "''"s ~ 'i'N''N
TO Congress from this district by shout 1880 ma
Nf'E' george u burnett Ip'm.l is elected to
INC Assembly IN TIE l'' district. and Robert N.
hs'''o1'' GU mon! IN inc ~ district. The Dcno-
e'A's claim 'he election o' end' IN Tie Sd district
h'O'"" 'o'' '-M 'h' '"'"NL o'hcc the STAT"
''mc' Tor the 'h''n o'Srt ~ at least 90"
n''l''"y' Inc Andrs CLAIMS 'hc state Tor to
~ ''o " -'V'V "'''"F' Inc hepuo'
~' VIII INV ao'u' - majority IN 'he Assembly
"Pl"'N"n ""'t'ues H' '"'l""' i-Nt''' An 5.S
seymour w RAtlori, for Congress, 2'~ Lyon,
Tor sheriff, 53- Eowcll, for County Clerk, ST.
r.i,,., ,.,..,,. ,.,. -. -. -
52S MNd'all for Rcgistcr, al.
HerNimcr County tthrcc towns estimstcl, tho
rest completel giv-e Lincoln oil majority.
New Jersey.
Ns'rdrE, Nor. o.-Ncw Jersey gives McClol,n
about $3.50 majority. starr and newell. Rcpih.
licsn. and sitgrcavcs, r.. cr, and Wrisht, Demo.
Gratis, arc elected T. Congress
The State Senate will stand c.-h'ccu Democrats
I" ci,h, Rcpuhli, aus Republican gain VI ono
member. The House. with three count cs 10 hear
frIr,- stands thirty Republicans 10 twcuty-uuc
Democrats. The Republican party wis rrohalIy
have ono or two majority there. hut on Joint lnllo,
tie Democrats will hAyc a small majority, thus
securing the rn.tci states Senator 10 succeed Mr
Ten Eyck, Hepullican.
Tic Republicans gain 1900 votes IN the State
over lsG4, when GOV. Parker WAS elected by nearly
iS,ooo msiority. The Republican party carry every
county In : iu,h AMI wos, Jersey, elcct.n, every
member Of the Leg sislaturc there.
HUDSON oorsr, -oorrEry.
Gn'n ''''''''' .65'S
Observation-Disclosures
MAJORITY Tor h''lc'lan. ..'.....,......i,sN
wrich. ,-o
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Phdsdeiph,t, Nor p.-The Psras es,ipates Tho
Union majority On The home vote 10 be from g. coo
to 10000. Tie ACE still c1usidors tho result AZ
doubtful on the home vote
Delaware.
Wilmington, Dei, Nor Q.-Kcnt md sussey
counties have gone flr Mcclellan. Mcclellan car
| rics The State by so majority
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Aths ar "l oI tSin"nt9 W9@i pen, sso''v
l,GJ Ike voto VIA Dem. lO,"li Rrp 4y6o.l
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Complete Republican Slccess.
LARGE CONGRESSIONAL GAINS
New York Still Doubtful.

LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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Thttho ln-t election Elijah Ward, DcUl, foceived
Rep, h'1. H. louJ thr yOoN .a Dom. y =, hep. ,S,l
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JonS MITounI, the Irisa refugee, is sad To be
IL command Q, TIC relel AeeE u tie Jsiaee river
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Muller Convicted OF Marder.
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IA the l,nt etr,t ion Tno. W Ch.udlcr, Dem, ~
c,.,ui {. ~ voice. Ii,n'v N. iia., k,p. 233I. IL
l10u the NptH nur p'II. 9aoo E'p. .-jII
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lAt he last election Aurun llerr.ck Dcni receives
1922 votes J. Mel eoi Mu piu-, M j. n, s,,5.
l,oJ the yo,e Has Dom, so Rep i-H'
(CgDt.hXsa 9g .3st p4ys,l
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SENTENCE or DEATH PASSED.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
SHERMAN ON A NEW SCENT.

PROBABLE CApTUEE OF THE PIRATE
TtLi.AtIt~~lE.
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Pcnnsly slyynnin.

hhid'iphiI, Nor. 9.-1hc ruLIrTrr Ry-
"1he returns indicate that the majority in Penn
sylvans Tor Lincoln the homo vote will be- from
10 go to l5,pI. The soldiers vote viii swell this
to over 80, 900" delaware Co-union mai i,5O0 (;
un,on gain, 300.
Phisdelphi Nor. o.-rhe rnEas estimates the
Union majority IN the homo vote TO be from 5000
To 1000. Tie AGE still cJus'dcrb thc result AZ
doubtful on the home vote
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LATEST ELECT!oNRETURNS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-19
(: Monday Morning December IS.
Tus official news from Tennessee thil

TVS Official news IRON 4eune6seo tuLS
morning leaves no room to doubt that
Thomas has gnined decided success over
Hood. 1t looks as though it might really
be radical victory, and as if Hood was
in very great danger of being utterly dis
persed and disintegrated. The account
given is certainly remarkable, our loss so
small and the enemy's so great, and dld
the news come from any other source than
1t does. we should take it at discount
It would seem as if the enemy, except at
their second line, made no real fight, but,
as if weary and tired offs hopeless contest,
willingly gave themselves up as prisoners.
The loss in ordnance and small arms, as
we'll as in prisoners, to the rebels, is large,
In the way OF capturing cannon Thomas
has We'd with Sheridan at Ceder Greek
in October last.
The news is evidently fully credited in
New York, for gold is decidedly lower
this morning. Ii it's details bear out all
that is summed up at present, we should
not be surprised to see it down in the teens
to-day.
At this writing Il a. m) we are still in
receipt of dispatches from Gen. Thomas,
anu all increasing the completeness of his
victory. We are also in receipt of official
news from Sherman. He is doing his part
we'll, and everything connected with his
army and his prospects at Savannah are
cheering indeed.
We are happy to be able to give our
readers SO much good news this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-19
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.
Five Per Cent. on Ineomosl for 1868
TAX PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY.

The following is list of all persons res
siding in this city and county who have
lately paid the special income tax of FIVE
per cent, as levied at the last session OF
Congress upon the returns made to the
Assessors of the National revenue, for the
year 1863.
In estimating the amount returned by
each person for that year it is necessary to
remember that every Eve dollars of tax paid
represents one hundred dollars of net in.
come. We mean by net income all income
over and above the six hundred dollars
and the house rent and repairs. exempted
by law. All incomes of six hundred dol.
lars and under are not taxed.
The special income tax is additional to
the three per cent. tax paid beforehand on
the same returns. so that all persons inclu-
ded in this list have actually paid on their
income for 1868, eight per cent: tax.
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THE Cabinet organs Of Mason & Hamliu
has, torso small an instrument, wonderful
volume AMI power, and variety Of ex-
preston that is equalled only by costly
pipe organ, while its purity and sweetness
of tone are truly charming. 1t is most
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families andsmall churches. 1t can be
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room thsu a melodeon, does not soon get
out of order, and makes en- elegant article
of furniture for the parlor. We are but
doing favor to our readers by calling
their attention tn the Cabinet Organ
American BantiaE.
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FOR SA.R

THE DEs1RABLE DWELLING HOUSE in which
\ now reside on the east side Of Ohaplf GtTeet
The location Il q pleasant one, and Convenient "a
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