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ORPHASsi OouRr--Jiidge Ra0csll .--James g.
smith WAS appointed g1I sfdfau TO the lnn0r child
Ten of Jame8 q. Smith lpd heirs iAnn Esismfth
the VIII Of Bernard WoggamHn was faptbef
proved ssE.H-t
Mary Ann bIayse AVAs appoint "a guardian TO the
phanB of James Mhgee. 70 fERI acfla Hflal5h I
y Flodvmd3 Howard was qualifted as al uininistral
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=, ,s,I. M ser.ssll.s. es ,s. al.lr Is.,st,

~ %"
Upon ,the bronze urus aud pedestals which
ornsmept Tho lawn at Hon. Montgomery
pl,I's country ,resldones, near sllver. sprlpg,\
pesphjoined notes and observations arc pens-
silsd.' They were copied per6a,is,, and. handed
tous b. Mr., Mullen, artist for Frank Leslle's
Wstatsd yesss ..T--r.,.,. .s-,t
N.t'sIsB B. B.. The rebels (confederates) baye,
o. far 40 possible. protected YOUR home from
destrsct'onI The q. 8. Generals wouidu'thave
tresi.d you thu ,n you had been rebel (as
ynResAus) May you see from this treatment
ihat W are willing TO WACO this war in eiril-
hed tnauner You hsvs iost the likeness uf
tolDs Gus of ynurprstiy tady friends. It is Ia
safs handa.adh WSs preserved from nl-treAt-
uyni BY agepusnanly Southerner. :,
Nfoars, rsspeeyoliy,
"Nswbern, Pulaski Co., Va" r
sHhei above reads very shlyalrous, especially
IN abs 1ighsofs thu Ore that consumed Mr..
Bksiris' mai ansion, burned By the rebels soon
aitrrsit was written. -io1 I-r tuH.. .ar..r..-.
VII spluckost~ersi ieayes of your bellotrope
and grrsbium. May have them With tho eiu-
Hlsp, MIS- 3 81 n; J. ALSx4spER,
Newbern, Pulaski cohnty, Va.
-raoHh o. - an Fo-DkY rhe-i4fh fJuly, 1884
"a couslu of yonTs. AdIntsut Clnre, OF Col
JsFloyd ki1g's haitsllnn Of srtillesy, is to-day
Excuse me 'for Ttffug Oh your lawn orns.
msptsI Ifcrais is hereyoh~iii DO mofe dikely to
seaimy iso,s L4T .. -s zss IN, J. A"
Here Is historical note inscribed by a rob-,
whsnis evhtsntly less sentimen entail and more
Alkep.cs than AleIandsri l-r.- r.s .-r.l s.1
- Ths.J Jonny Rshs is Besesgen the fedrai
CAPITAL, July 18th, ,'64.nSs-------
The following autograph Is also taken from
oae of The vases ~ U,s,--. 10 a..-.,.E . iay
"a. W. G.Lssch, BrIans Battery, Monroe
county, Va, July Isth, 1854"
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GEs, KLrATHIeR's DRoTHEa KHLED.--A
correspoudent writing from ,JVhuspon's arpy
g ths AIlqnts CS,u'syisrqegi nBqer dAts Of june
80, ssHs Htnpng itpe etsny : iaad left In out
kilpatrlck, 10th Illinois, d brother Of Gen.
Fitzpatrick, the famous raider.
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JonNSr REns.--Two Johnny Rebs,who have
been lying very III for snm6 tline ~ StNn On Hos,
pilel, having eonyaleassd, sffe tlit mothing FUR
niIhed with lodgings in'tie Old cspitof Pflssn
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OFF, cIALS 77


81 IA rhososr hfAhsuA Al. GEEERAL's bFrIeE,
i. ~ WAsniNeroE, D. cs June 20, 1854. }
Circular, No. 10. "A .ssDll So !
: refscns not ~ for military duty and not Iiabie
TO drAf, from age or other causes, have expressed
sdsslrslto be personally represented In the Army.
In ndditiohto the soontributiohHthey hays made m
tteWsy o. bounties, sthey propose 70 proedfe At
theif o~nsSphnbe, and present for enlihtmsnt, re-
orulh to represent. them In the service sush
prseiipAi pairtotism'is worthy of special eommen-
dstion and enpourAesnengi Provost Marshais,
and an other ofiderf AdtlaS under this bureau,
are ordered to- sfuraish al the facilities In their
power 10 enlist aud muster promptly the aeoepta-
elebeyrsae presehted, In accordance
With ths deiisn herein set forth" '1'A''' s, ~
The name Of the person whom tho recruit repre-
nentswill DO noted on thu Enllstment and Descrip-
ive non oftherceruis, and wiil be carried forward
tron those papers 10 tho other Official records
whioh form his military histsry. n - ~ ~
suitably prepared certificates Of this psrsonsi
,tseetgfsftos In the scryee VIII be Forwarded from
this stass, to be Aiied Spt and iI.psd bg Provost
harshais totAs PERSONS who pgt 10 rasss.sai&'sss
! JsR1,6 yfsisaJ. Is Provost mssshsi Ssasr.l.,
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HAcKMnS, ,ARREsTRpi--Four haelsnen, wetd
arresied this orninB, ~b0utl ocloek, by the nill
tAry Au hortieB on the % Of Rof ont 10 tha
eninpa the city and conveyins iofilesfs tisre
from to houses Of prostitution IN the olty, lST =
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OFFIClAIl NLPOHT, 2
MHRlprAS, MISS, Juiy 4, 1854 - Gen. Brdr
ton Brdgqi Tide enemy evacuated Jackson
yesterdry yyenlng. Brig. Gen. Adams fought
them yesterday evening and this morning,
puulshing Them very severely, They arc now
on the retrestto Vicksburg. ~ so
Brig. Gen. Gholeon Is teycrelythough not
dahgerously wounded. The enemy did no
damage2 10 Jdckson, to the railroad or tele-
graph. EislB ~ = L.. NO. rGGf' .FE ri
Tneencmy are eadvanclng in force from 10 :
gThnge to&rds Ripley. i am prepared to
meet them. q. ID. LEE, Lieut.. General
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Nlearfully aud wonderfully made seutsncei
"LGL ne try and select, aud oxtricata inlo CO.
h0r enea' and YlsiDiiityout Of these Historical
dust .hesps,s few Of the Bymptomatlc phenom-
ena or physloguOmic procedures Of Frederick
In bis fret weeks OF hls kingshlp, BY way OF
CONTRIBUTION 10 some pOriTalLure Of his then
inner man." ..7Fr--b y1..rf % b s,- . 40
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lss q f5sT WAR DEPARTMEsT, D
iApJurAHr GEsERAL's 0FFIcE, n y
glWAsHIHeToN, June 30, 1884. sl

n uyn employees, in the various Military ofnoss
and DspArtments In washlnston, who claim a
residsnss and liability 10 draft elsewhere than In
'the Dsssies OF Columbia, VIII Immediately pro-
duse evidence OF such residence and liability 10
the proper snroling ossrs Of the Dlstrict OF Co
'iunbia, and taks steps to have their names
stricken nom their enrolment lists In order that
tho quota ef ths District may be nxed upon a
proper hAaii. {, ,s55ssf is, .s.ssr,, 10
BY erasr Of the Secretary Of war,l
p! eI- Low n D. TOWNSEND, ~
/, Jysss VI K, AssiitAnt AdjutAnt General.
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,LOCAI iAFFHIRS..,,.,

CENTRE MARKHr.--Tho following 10 a list OF
prices this mornihgt 1. IS sssb isffI Efli1iiI
Porter house ateak, 3os per lb.; pbrh, aoo per ID
lbi e0fned beel, 100. per % eofned pork o0o per
III butter, SOC per lbsf egks tsN per don; bisck.
berries, loo. per quarts cucumbers, iec. per dor.
per quart, ehiokenssf1 20 per pKir; ducks, St5d
per pair, drangss, % per doz ;liemohg ssf per
doz.j egg plants. I0c piele, cymlinS 25o hier d69
corn, 5bc. par don pess soe Per peo, tomk Al
per peckj beets, iU. per CHI pears 81 90 perpk
tquashos zoe. per dozeu csbbs &c, 80 per head nr.
per peekj spples, boc.i perCpk corn meal, % per
bush lshoru. 80, per bushI brown 1stuff, s5s. per
bush. ship stun, 81 per bush bale hsy, o. per
hams 800 per ouii shoulders, aoc pbf 'lbk mid.
diinsr, Csc per lb oats, Sij eora sshtllsd ga 5I
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PERSONAL

GoLD this afternoon Isdqotsd AZ s5eG25el
in New York. .-ssr a.. p. 'lF. .et.s.
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stsNmboats Burnsd.

= sr. LOUIS, July l5.-The steamers Welcome,
SSiHSgqw, q sunshine, Cherokep, Northern, and
r. ~ a' ~ Wore pgrned here carly this morn
lion Of dollars. ' f7aTTs, Ni7
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NBw YORK, July lo.-Ihp IRE In Brooklyn
originated In wool Just arrived from Chill, in
.ths brigs owsursuua He,UBe, .uud sieftou No
pier, to DO taken 70 Jackson and YoodruG's
''VESs; E%crI AZ lSSo.,o So.,oD,qlJ ,..AM,t M LSS.G
S45,000, and the bark Cubana, valued at $50 900.
The 'huildinEs were vRluedat $4,000. Sugar
snd molasees. owned by Roche Brothers u CO.,
yalned at ss5, 600; sdyentBen hundred tons of
guano, belonging 70 tho Peruvian qovernment,
valued nt s1A0, 900, wero also all destroyed.
The nitrate of sooa was owned by Fabric &
Chauneey, Of New York, valued at SAT-, 600.
and tho total loss exceeds S70O, 900. A large
number Of explosions were caused by the pres
eice Of s240 900 worth Of saitpetre In the build
ing, and which continued untn there was moth
ing left 10 destroy. 5eferaipersons were slightly
injured. O. Hu7 ling p rfosfiAf La-laG.5VI,I
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.MARRIttp.l

On Thursday esonins, the itth hat, by the
Pastor OF the Biiteenth-sTeet sbyteIian ehutoh
GEoH0E WAhHfkoToE, OF Virginia., to lMaRruA 4
Louisa, daughter of Rczin Magruder, OF this city.
New York and Newark IN, y )papsfh lease eopy.
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n FAMILY lMPRIsoNnD.- This fmorning q
family, including f,tIeF, mother, aud a number O.
children, were brought 20 iIe city fr6n their rea.
deooe, 10 Montgomery oountySoAi the charge 6i
aiding soldlsts TO hetert They were all eonitni,-
ted 70 the Central 0uardhousc.A r s1Fll isl5l5
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Baltimore Vessel BHrnsd by ths RIorlda.
PHnAnEIfnIL, July lo.-The schoonsr Geo.
Latimer, captured agd burned on tbs IeLh of
May, bythe pirate Florida, was from BaitInsfs
for Perusmbuco. She had heavy cargo.
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I, ARRIVAL or AtGAPrrRBp BLOCKADE Ruy-
GER.--The Dgitish .blooknde.runnsr' Boston,
from Bermuda, bound to WILMINGTON, N. c.,
was captured on the sth instant by the United
Btates steamer lFofe Jackson, and arrived at
this port this morning, In charge OF the follow
lng.oaleerst Johp Y. Reageaa, Acting Ensign,
Prize Master; James D. Hoor, Acting Mastsr's
Mae; John Hern, Acting Second Assistant
Engineer, and VIM. NJ. Prentice, Acting Third
Assistaut Engineer. lag s,grf,sg-s ,lsr
The priza isa st4nnch double deek, ,side-whoel
steamer OF about $50 tons reglster, aud !has %
walking'beam engine, and is OF flsrge carrying
capacity for freight. Herr cargo consists OF
$50 tacks Of salt, "a barrels eopperss. and 100
boxes soap. she was purchased some .seycp
months slnee, for the sun of $4,000, at Halt
fax, N. g., for blockade running purposes, and
was represented 10 run 13l miles per hour.
She, was making her arst attempt at tho rieky
businets, when she broke down In epdeavoripg
to escape FROM tho Fort Jackson, Her aver
age rate OF speed from the blockade TO this port
was lOl miles per hour, and was accomplished
under unfaEoraole circumstances. 10 a.-r5 n,
She has on board as prisoners of war her
former captain, fret mate, second engineer,
and one other man, whose conduct during the
passage was quite gGntlemanly, and who ex.
press Ihemselves much plsassd with tho treat
ment they received from the officers In charge
: On tks f6l6 Inst, an lat. 37deg. sss1m min n,
long. 20 deg. b2 min. W,,- the priza reports
lpasslng vessel all on Gro and nearly, burned
TO ibe water's edge, HermastB and spaEs were
hanging to her, but sha was completely burned
Inside. She was marked on her copper forward
AZ 10 feet, aud was judged 10 be Of about 500
tons bUTthon, Ths name had been burned oil
her steTp.-1iAosi0E Journal. -.,.G ..,b,..5
FRoN eEpReIA,-T Tht Atlaptk tGa.S ltlsla
Of the 9TH of July, sAysi sa .-ra alrla.e .Iat
A more probabB solution. OF Gen. Sherin ami
policyis, that he will make detour southwark
7fronl Marietta, With the view or crossing the
river and reaching the railroad somewhere be
tween this city aud West Point. ,fso ti 81
Such movement on his part would compel
Gen. Johnston to move 10 theldft, and thus
leave Atlanta uncovered. Bot If such really
be the designs Of tho willy Yankee commander
wa hnvo,an abiding faith that he win be fOllHd
In his purposes aud brought 10 grlef In advance
OF is accomplishment" u d t.Ip14 Q H9raT
We are not without hope moreover, that re'
Inducements may yet come TO tho aid OF oul
army In sufficient strength TO drive baclo thC
lnvad e Of our soil. The trans Mlsslssipp
army Is now lying idle, with no enemy 70 "a
noy II, and there is no reason why II might moi
be. transfer rod to this sldVi of the river, wher(
Its services are 60 much needed. While tht
enemy are concentrating all Ilelr forCGs, 10 be
hpoyes us 20 do tho teapO thing, OtheFwisI
there 70 no alternative loft but " oOllinust tC
surrender the country 70 ibe'aominat'on of th'
- a., %,
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DsstFpe,ivs ocnnssration In Broeh,y9
BRdofLIr, July IA large Gre Is fsgtnI
In he now s;pres In FHmap strpet, Brdok lyn
hHweos SOB spa {efolerheu sNnets. .Con'
vssseltlS dn n~ 1hbuhtFaDie heavyfe plo
sions bseurfed. The Russian frlgrtS a1d>bihq
vqssls near lhere have. been Owed ava,
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The sEcEsHoSEssEs, ,77It Is, reported that a
college Of MafylApd during ths feesat said w.y q
iheir handkerohieisaadl kissed ,hsIr hands TO N.
Of devas iating "Maryiand, my Maryland w.
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I. III Diseases OF the Eervoas, Seminal,
Urinary and sekpAl systeIns-new and reliable
treatment--ip Reports of the HOWARD AssoClA.
rI0N--sent by mall IN sealed letter envelopes,
-Ireo of ehArse. AddfesE, Dr. J. sKILLfN H0UGH.
TON, ,Hpwerd Associstion, No. q South Ninth,
street, Philadelphis, Ps. W m2s-iy
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AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM!

whenever exhibiting In competition with others. We
shall take pleasure in forwarding by iaail lat
expense) illustrated Catalogue, in which every In
strumens manufacture. is fully described and Illus
trated by elegant engraviuss.
81 All Meloaeons Of our manufacture either cold by
us or dealers in any part of the United States Canada
be perfect In every respect and should
any repairs necessary before the expiration Of 1--WE
years from the date Of sale hold ourselves ready and
willing t. make the free OF charge provided the in
jury ID caused by accident or design
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BOOKS.

vi
Anatomical Remembrancer.
BeiforT- Obstetrics.
Bu q On the Liver.
Bald on the Stnmasii.
Barcl US Medical Diagnosis.
Bird on Urinary Dspests.
Bsnuets Practice OF Medicne.
Bamstsd on yeuereai.
Blk Infant Therapeutics
CafrciIfil's Obstetrics
Churchill on Chiliren.
Churchill on Woman.
Clrp.nt.rs Elr. of Ply siology.
Coade on Children,
Cleseland's Pocket Lexicon.
Caurlin Diabetes.
D,lton's physiology.
Druitts Surgery.
Dungison's Dictionary.
Du5rius hssectsr.
Ercehsen's Surgery.
Fowne's Chemistry.
Gray,s Anatomy.
Grfhth RorDulary.
Headlands Action of Medicine.
Hamilton on fractures.
Ha,nHcnds Military Hygene.
Hobiyns Medical Lexicon.
Lawrence the Eye
Lellman's Chemical Physiology
Ludlow Manual
Jones' 0pthsimic Medicine.
Mtiler's Practice and Principle Of Surgery
Meigs on Woman.
Mriss' Obstetrics.
Maekinze the Eve.
Neil 4 Smiths Compcnd.
Powers Surgical Anatomy
Parrish's Practical Pharmacy
Rsmsboflianfs Obstetrics.
RECORD Hunter on vene real
SarGents Minor Snrgers.
Todd on Urinary disease.
Taylor en- Poisons.
Tilt on Urinary Therapeutics
Trultsch On the Ear.
United States Phar macopea.
Watsons Practice.
Woods Therapeutics
Williams Principles Of Medicine
Wilson on the Skin
Wilson's Anatomy
Wyths's Pocket Dose Book
For sale by ~ " WESrC0Tr
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Although there at present existing large number
Of Hair tories competing for public patronage by IRE
quent repeated exageatons of their peculiar prop
critics; vet 1t Is well known to many who under the
necessity resorfing their aid that they uncersin
in their results The frequent inquiries which have been
made of the subscriber for tonic which he could war
rant certainty of effect and hArmlessnees, have IN
iuced him bestow much time and in the rrotnc
ton Of which should possess these qualities "A Sc
ries Of xperinet- have enabled him 10 overeome all
difficulties. and ii Is Of qualification to hh Il
fud hi. Iabars crowned with complete success.
Calas HarTonic IL dye but Observation-Disclosures
grey hair its natural color impaits moisture and
glossy appearance 10 ihe hair dandrah, cpre
eruptions and all diseases OF the skin.
Persons d.pose TO become bald can ny constant apli
cation and OF the Tonic restore their hair and sa
TO its former healthy condition.
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Persons unacquainsed with the Melodecn and ita
terry will bear IN mind that We are the pspneer Al
leading manufacturers not only In the United States
but in the world We commenced the manufacture Of
Melodeons Ia the a Of the year lsl7, and scs that
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We beg state Stock IL surpassed in
tent variety styles quality CHEpxrss BY any to be
found EAST WEST and having ct all seasons very
LANCE Sfocx STAPLE Gocrs handle, fortified
against sudden and great advances whereby Ne
abled offer many Goods nj less than Manufacturers
PREsEsf PxfcEs which will do throughout the
Merchants will Pc their interests by examining
our Stock before buying.
augl5- dim WEBER, WILLIAMS FITCH.
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TEsTlwONIALs.

We. the undenignd hereby certify that the Tonic Of
George Cabus Is worthy Of the confidence Of the conm
ty Having tried the recommend II for its great
merits.
John A. Graham II q. A.. xander, Special Agt 2. o
Department Nni. Funk. hecsaugua: Jacob Whitman,
H., Charles Smith, keokEk; Wia. Leighton, Ex Mayor
es-price IS cents per Bottle. liberal discount to
thu traic sept2s-deuao
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lAYh 3 ALE-90 by 40 feet, commep.
sQnE Price stoe. cAifer TT fsixi,1eTst4SSess s
sstS. :.
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THIRTY THOUSAND

These instruments now in use mostly in the MT
ed states and Canada also In Europe Asia Africa South
Aneric a and the West Indies and from all these quart
ers have the fattering testimonials high
estimation In which they hii At all lndurial M
hihitionz they have invariably been -,ssstt
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.As the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of its Gre animal
I'd with feso docs this Elixir rejuvenafe sys-
tsn and overcome disease. sft
A9rfhe Rejuvensting Elixir 10 the result Of modern
discoveries tn the vegetable kingiom being entirely
new and abstract method Of eure irrespective Of all the
old and VERMONT systrms +r
1his medicine has been tested BY the most eminent
medical men Of the day and by them pronounced ty b
one 81 the greatest medical discoveries Of the age.
t4-Qne bottle will cure general Debility.
H-A few doses cures Hy sterics In females
nA-0ne bottle cures Paipftaton OF the Heart
4Yrom one to three bottles restores the manliness
and fnn vfsor Of youth.
MA few doses restores the appetite
A3~Tmee bottles cure the most case Of Impotency
ga few doses cure the low spirited
~. One bottle restores mental power.
HA-A few doses bring the TO the cheek.
- This medicine restores to manly vgor and robust
health the poor debated, worn-down aud despsjriug
A1The listess enervsted youth the overtask ed man
Of business, the victim Of depression, the ind
vidual suffering from general debility viii all find I'm
mediate and permanent relief By the Of this Elixir
Es-ense Of Life.
AsPrice g. per bottle three g. and for.
ward by Express on receipt OF money any address
All such orders must be sent to c. A. COOK Chicago
or General Agent for the west.
Sold In Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH FULLER,
Wholesale Druggists. and By all Druggists everywhere
C. A. COOK Chicago General Agent for the stafss OF
Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan and Insisns
DIR. W. b. mERwIN 4 CO..
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Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, containin
nothing injurious TO the hostdeiieaae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

MEETING or rHg TssNasy SOCIETY," LAST E,ENSo.-A
large informal meeting Of the members Of tho rammany
Society was mold ~ Iammany Hall last evening. Mr..
Wilson Small In the chair and Mr.. James W. Fowler
acted ne secretary. Tho subcommittee appointed at
previous meeting 10 submit ticket TO DO supported at
the ensuing election Tor officers Of the society reported
the following
For Sachems-Isaac Bell Daniel f. Dclavan Charles q.
cornell, Matthew L. Brennan, douglas Taylor, Peter
sweeney, John L. Devclfn, William NJ. Tweed, James B.
Nicholson, Edward Cooper John T. Human. Albert Car
dozo and John Clancy. Trcasurer-Henry yandcwascr.
Secretary-Casper G. Childs sagamore--G. 3 Mssservo
Wiskinske-S. Duryca.
The election Is 10 take place tomorrow evening Al Tam
many Hail. There IL, understand, threatened op-
ssit'on from portion Of tho McKeon party, with the
ga u inc "sureheads' generally, which will proba
bly, lead to nm exciting contest
rrorxs USIos Ctrs N BRooxlYv, f. DAT . meet
ing q entifincon Union men held in Turner's Hall,
brooklyn, r. H., on Friday evening ast-George Fields,
s. cashier OF the Williamsburg city BANK, in The chair
II was dscided 10 form ico,ies Union Campaign Clne
OF Brooklyn, Eastern district aud committee VAS ap-
pointed TO select permanent officers ADD 70 make arrange
inents fcr grand public demonstrit ton IN favor "
Fremont as candidate for the Prcssdsncy.
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Hlr. N. Davidson's Despatchs
CrLrEPrKR CerfT Horsa. April 10, 1885,.

SEARCH FOR CuERIrIAs.
Brigsiier General Torbert, commanding the First
airy DIVISION sent Major Anderson, with attachments
from several regiments Ia the direction Of Castle Noun
tain, on a scout in search Of guerias enrolling
parties OF the enemy The party returned with three
men and eight horses The game they were search Of
had left days previously. Some valuable informa
ton gained by the expedition which Is OF
TO the public.
pssRxrsRs AND RgFreEEs COMING
Some deserters and refugees constantly coming In
but the intelligence brought by them s OF very indsa
RETURN ov GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant returned to-day from washin.ton. Hs
was accompanied to Brandy Station BY Generals Patrick
Candy and Custer.
DEATH or CHAPLAIN crnDxR.
Rev W. H. Guilder, chaplain OF the Forteth New
YORK. Colonel Thomas Egan and the Oldest chaplain In
the Army OF the Potomac died yesterday OF the varc
oid after lneas Of three four days. aged y two
Hts funeral services we're sosmnixed 10 day at regmena
quarters, and his remains were followed 10 Brandy
station by the whole regiment, ono company acting as
escort His son, William H. Guder, Jr., Adusant OF the
rortie.h, viii accompany them 10 hs residence at Bor
centcwn, n. J. sfr. Guider joined the regiment at
Workers. NJ Y, In 1851 and has remsised with ever
suce having been faith and revered minister 0. the
Methodist persuasion during that time.
GENERAL FITZPATRICK rgrigyEp.
General fitzpatrick was relieved OF the command q
the Third cavalry division TO day by General Wilson
CAPTAIN xKEk's ASSASSIN KILLED.
vldet,e OF the Seventeenth rennsyivsna cavalry
attacked last night Catlets Station, and shot
through the loft arm. by the guerilla who killed. Captain
Mckee few days since. The viectie raised hts csrbine
with his right hand and shot che guerilla through the
heart. killing him instantly. Captain McKees body
went to Washington on the train to-day. The brave
vidclte IL doing well.