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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

v.aHHEID ID.

CHiLDs -FyRRsLEl In HrooNn ~ The residence Of he
hddss fs.h-r on Wsinrtiey No, 10. b, uo Rev. \
L. ROY 81 tie bride, NJ v IT, Is
Child. of ho.l ofA g. Mara. daughter o tnsrcs tv.siey
Hs cards.
lFYHEET-uRDWN-lu this city Thursday, hov ?,
hv the hes. u. n. LOOMS sanle 5. hrybcu TO Frances
Iilaheil brown. both oil Nilisinsnur-l. b.. J.
NEEkS-QtI NBi--Nt the reaiieucr of Nnfm Nanin'"l
M.unt K.ro ga Tur,dfy Nov 10. 10y iA" ton " .iau d.
Robertson. NJ ". Henry Weeks oi So" 'ts to NJ stN'
Cuifby of NnnIiuffur Dsin~ar.. y Ctd-
MN tDn. De-. f4Vrrs Ita.s COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

r;, Dis,r;ct srsnt the returns made from that die
t-t on the ground that number Of the votes had been
.cal!y received The protest was laid on the tso'e.
and the Board resumed ia canvass
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The Caundn Outwnrd Hound.

n JOINS, \. T., Iuesday, NOV u TN.
The 4. NJ steamship Canada, from Boston
Via Heller fu Liverpool. passed Cape Race Oh
SUNDAY.
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Bnsincss Notices.

For tho Cure o.
Covans CoLDs, IyyLrgsxA, IioAKsEsrss. DIFFICULT
BRsArHSc, AsD ALL AYPHcrIoss or Iug THRoAT
BRONCHIAL TUBES. AND LvSGs
LEADING TO CoSsUaPIIoS.
T nf-hbe remedy composed Of Tire HONEY of ne plant
orelound In chemical uuon with Toy BALM extracted from
the Lrr PrrSoIpIr Of the Tee Abe' BIamea,
Ialn; Of Geld
The Honey Of Horshound soofbr' nd scatter, all ,r,ions
aud rfaInina,os and tbs Tar Balm eieons aud kea the
and passages leading tic lungs fre additional
10 ,redenl. keep he orru. cool noi., and In hees
ton Lo no pr JUDGE hinder yo nom testing ih. sovereign
remedy an nstrou. physician ard chemist. who himself
thoroughly tested for yci. s extensive private practice
II safe. sure sud pleasant the 1arHam bong entirely free
from the offensive qali.iei Of comn.ostar.
PacE. - Crs BoTrLx.
for sale 10y MI Drus-.f..
CTAHLys DowstR General Agent
40. - Crdnr.si.. New-Yo'k
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BANJO CoNCERT.-Mr. Charlie /. DoSson,
Whose reputation he mos expert Of AIti'e.i b"nio
rsrers nfpears be thoroughly established announces
THAI he viii give "A concerhis first IN tlhs cyoh TIE
pvcaing OF tho 9Th OF December ri Cooper ln,innt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

b0ARo or COUNTY CASvAssEES.-Ihe Board
Of supervisors again ye.rdaF At noon, TO proceed
with tie Of ihs Iato elections snper'isorPur
reported froru tho Iihh Ward. and prote't w~ re-.
cs'cd from M. Wa Cur,i,. Assem- ~ 'DSn :er tie
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Internal iiescpuc.
Internal kescpuc.
VIII II DbfRci ~ NV B ORR,
NNll.rh. ANrn Asp AAlsr MAIDS,
Nr.Y,.ok, OsFfCk. No. 20 fot REH .AvEsUE. /

Nr.,,.oKs Olrtck 40. 20 otRgH AvESUs
hkG OK. No.. Ia, 1914.
Notice icrchv given 'la prs rant 60 tie joint Resolution
erCos-. or iiv ;'h D and the ot thr See
-rarv ot h. Treasury, .pcd IN H'roTinc" tterewiih TIE
. oil Assessments Ter The plsl dat, Nv per cent
the ru. profit INCOME for the year - t Dec. 1si lao
oil al prrsos residing IA tbs district. Is now compet't aud
trt e aid s viii rci'rirnr@n 20 e iusp' 'ton o all per
sous who sppy TO inspect the sa1s. Tor tine space OF OF
teen DAYS tom f date hereof o. ny office sbos" de-
And frlcr h immediately afcrtl eElirit on OF ten dy-
tczcuf. Snndlyl ro tho date hereof 10 wa On IN" Inth
day Of November 1914, and Tor ty. DAYS rer.ae WI -
nud determine a appeals retve 10 eonfu- " Nees
sivc vlustous cnerions eontax cd Ia SAD ~ A. APP
peals be IN and se TN particular cause,
matter thing respecting which decision IL requested and
the .fouud prnclpc Of cfior -
ANTHONY }. RLEE(Ntk
NJ io-4
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CovPLlMESTAEY SERrNADE.-A compmcn
,ery screnade wa9 rendered mst evening at the Metro
poltan Hotel 10 Col Teller. Of Tie Fourth National
Light ARTILLERY O. I'll. city ~ Dis i-ends and pariid
pned in by the regiment. watch % tie hour 81 ~
nldipg o'eock) was drawn up in line ia ironi Of tAe
hotel
The occasion was rendered doubly acceptable % The
Colonel on aocoun. Of the oompIlmcn. beng gwen IN
view 81 the signal fervice- th+ regiment ronder" on
the battle held n the Inst Of tac .Hr rud ~ boty
burc IL well ~ Ia iis Ciiy and the Modification 81.
tie Ioonc. with The REGIMENT since ui oFft !. iii ~
The Colonel made hrief nd pertinent speech, andirf
n conpuor .Ify terms e. the strong ana ai,octonnlc
tics when have bound them tAer 80 Ions
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soldier. md sailors Thanks GIVING binnef.-
ia 49,. No., i~.. OF Astoria Rave, s.od and virnity Who
IN MI tovesr4 the SOLID Rs AND SAILORS
VI .Nks,jlN ST plNsEs ~ p.rs- hove tier conrnu'
ii, f ,rsdv a N'r FpWiS nlLLs,ioTc. Astoria Oh Al
FRIDAY MORNING TIE 18Th ms, g. enable latm 10 De
and - we're. th, General is~nt Oh, srnls day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

Horn PERSOyAL-Maj Gen. ". Merritt
and s.; u arrived 40 the Metropolitan HoL yesterday
ILcy Will proceed q Washington ~ cA! OF -" io
receive thor orders for active duty
senator John sherman ~ OHIO 4nG llon. " a. hross
Cliraco tTriscl ni te n, Nicholas Hole. !i-i even
ling. 1hoy arc go ruute to Arlington.
lion Ciaulccv Y!hhard, Albany and G. J. Bum
ham Nv are q tlc ll4ih Avenue Hotel.
lion j T. Playn Albany. Dennis Cooley. go.
BrIli.h Ler-t.on. (apl Cook T.. NJ. s. Agsiraas,a
n.d NJ. g. j. Jols..un. 4. y Army ar' nj ths ls''
,oori Hols.
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(Ad'er'i'ementl
JEPFERs. No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
to sell his Ladies' and Chlrens SHOES and Gents
Plain aud Fancy SLIPPR5 at prices To hnit the times
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SfIOES-SHO $.


e,iIOit SIS ii O l. ..
LADIES', MISSES, AND CWLDRENs
RIrBBER-SOLE BALMORALS,
EIBBEE-SOLE BALMOHALS,
ItIBBEH.SOLE BALMORALS,
The Cleipc,, and Mo, Durable Shoe Ever Made
Tho Clearei. and Moa Darnale Shoe Ever Made.
The Clc.r.-., .nd sio.' Durable Shoe Evcr ,iaie.
TLr.e SHOES h.sc orly been recently Introduced, and
only need 70 be- worn 20 be sppsecaed, sur no nends OF
.cplidns ond ~.lw wear
SIN MONTHS AND OVER,
se,pinge lee. dry AID v.sa. and without m n.y. As the
foot doe. uo come 20 contact with rio Bubler The Com
pauy az mixing over 5000 Pair per dy aid meeting with 'he
greatest .ucre,. known. Fo' e by al the Shoe stores
- or the Il BBFE-sOLE SuoEs, snd take nothing else
Try one pay I.siir. AMI ,ou viii wcaI other sind
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SPECIAL CLAIMS.

A,we have seen the beginning 0: Caarrh is IN tho leini
10 local trsa,nleut with powders aud solutions Is oaT
With medicine Eraeoi-ei possibly reach disease
confined 10 the air Of the fae aud the internsi 80
through the Ess.acian tube aout the least pIin o.
s5ly OF injury b. what we ara pleased to term A'deS
Iylyosona fhe vapor Of appropriate remedies seoy d.
i over the .nre Of the d.ea'el senorlnc eoy-r
ing tho nasal fos-a Eusachan ubes and the numerous
..e air.ces communicating with the nssa passages tf'"
abov, Rcuedie, employed rsnieTed E[P'e'rs~t
frrg,n, ilcraiire T3aie AaodsHe AID used warn on
cola a. the exteu, q the disease and Of the '
,eoiye Ina word Medical Hyd,osoaa coupled with spre
tro treatment for the general system comPrise. the O'y
method yet discovered Tor the rational treatment and 'aHs
cure OF Ca,1rrh and is complications
THE HYDROKONION,
or apparatus employed by the treatment of Cssrriis
Dice lse with Direction Medicines &C., sent by Eos
to any address. upon receipt Of carefully written statement
of the care recurring Names OF pr,ou sud Psacss
must BE- yis written and all letter. u inqu TO receive
attention must contain S4nnP to pay return postage
THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST.
.pnns H.. Structure Functions Disease. and Treasm6
ote Organs OF special seu' by uad to sny ,ddsa'
upon reee.p, Of pree-25 Cen's.
AL coluav uics;ons to be- sdlrr-.oito
d.. ;. Gibson PRATT.
No. "a Broadway. Se~.Yvrt
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VIM Il. BRADBuRy's NEw SCALE, COLD
MEDAL Piano roi1Es "In TONE. TOUCH and POWER.
they are PERFEUE-Rofngr HKiER" Prices from
500 tc o. OOO Sead for circular al No. ~ Bro0mc.
ST. n, Y.
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Tucker. Patent spring Beds

AyD
FOL Nc W o o ID
Are universally acknowledged to be the
STANDARD ARTICLES IN THE MARKET.
INQUIRE yoR fuckers PATENT"
For sale b. the Furniture Dealers generally throughout sas
[ uit-d States As whole sole by
HIRAM TUCKER.
HO.. III and 10 oourt-si.
Eos.ou, Ms.s.
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CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CtRE.-HEGEMAN a
co, : CAMPIIOR ICE WITH GLfCtRlNE, Il o'ed accord.
Ing 20 tho dir,c.on- sl seep the hands soh IN the codes.
weather Price Is cents sent by mil reesp, Of 20 cent"
iiEGEMAN8 CO., Chemists and Druggists, Mo-. ?o3, @
81 and Broadway, and s''ensenh' sndferrh
ava. Sold by druggist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

1fytyutA To,. lo lSCi.-FioUr inactive. Whcat
.c,iv. a. ), M 50 ~ Err hc and 81 D0 - O. IN
Whi.e. Corn dun; sales If Yellow n VI ga 81 e.
Dats .t.ady ~ gOc. WHISKY iui.
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DR.. s. Cheese. Pratt,

DR.. =. Cicsssa Pratt.
Ocust end Auriss Lecturer Diseases u the 0tu.s =
Special sease Author Of ths Medical spsstsaass,
Medical Hydsskoaia. &C. 'sI
PROFESSIONAL ROOMS.
10 70, BROADWAY. New York. opposite Grace Chsrch'
RECEPTION HOURS FROM 10 A. n. T0APM
Nasal catarrh Catarrhal beafness Catsrh Of tie Tbrssk.
Bronchial Ca,ssyh and CstaIrh Of the LuoYs.
So little understood aid consequences q
Caarrh aud IT, con atioos that we cannot be explicit
~ giving it, true Character ard tendency. Above the boV
arch which forms The roof of the mouth there nursos
little ~inings passages aud aves ehanne.d into the bss
ofhe face, and known the frontal snas the ~arla'v
rod and spherod esl ell Of which communicate With the
threa, and al many OF them through channels MS
Ia, than a Knit u1-dle
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Co,,,.r,,or cr ,bo.c Interested In Cultivation

Convention cr those Interested In Cultivation
nj ionn i.Iuna.-A splendid new Steamer nn-l ~ $50
r H. her ar'crri ~ TIE occasion. llc - O. rooms
and a 81 tie Dest ana most cpfhoign-
d,.rsion and Ia. ek.is the sxcufsoD Wl D. s1e *
,oder r. rates choir silscrs ana bend ~ music q
c..,,d r.ner, NJ lccon1uuy IL wille4ye New f0fA
n, o. ,orli.i.eo PB. MEAD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17
PATHOLOGY.

Now all tlsts psrts covered with the sane
cons nenbrsn. which lines toe month tiroet aud
tend. through the entire structure Of tho lues lnaamua
Of the me rbrsne GOVERN. the ncsr and facial sinusss
10 Nasal Cotau. when located within the cnsachausbs
Which communicate. with the internal from te upI,<
and back part Of the thoat constitutes Catarrhal De -
when confined the asvnx and TO the lungs. -
Catah otthe Throst little further advanced and we have
bronchial Catsuh still another step. end we have uss
Catarrhal Condition OF the Lungs whicl il pielcde TO Con
sumption and the last step snenabe med cal treatment
CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES.
Who among living does know that Pulmonary Con
sumption Is the ors prevailing disease in Iii. climate it
which the youth and midtlesged e. And yet how aed,rn
ina. Lungs rec i've tue primary shock. Il 10 hrst
Cold the Hsao,' which resolves mo Nasal Cstirrh.
ron which the sufferer feels slm, until step by s'ept
reaches tho Lungs AID then vhen Lrse swsIes 70
conciousuess Of the real danger ard dice victim 70 s
reglect Since then Throat and Lung diseases fss
te most pnr bat the sequence Nasal Caa and ihe u'"'
Treatment, Of that disease failure VIVA. Il the rational t
u and wherein different from the mBod commonly rrso
,ed are the questions Of ys importance alike to psi-s
AID urscti.ioner
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Beautiful Bronze md Marble Clochs,
Prom = % TO %2Ju.
BRONZE GROUPS AND FICiRl,S.
ELEGANT TABLE, SERVICES ENTIRE
GLASS ENGRAVING OK THE PREMISES
ZINE SETS Oh GLASS MADE AND CUT 10 ORDER
OvlNGTON BROS, Nos 25s go Fultonst, brosAiyn
Charter Electi0u.poscrs C.rculsr't Tickets etc for
Election purposes and every variety Of boot snd Job frnt
luz HOLMANS Stssm Printing Esise.ulnsai csyres oil
Iesgs sad w hite sS.
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Remember Our Brave soldiers ana ~aiorH.-
Tho mon Asrlciltnu o th. 1Erf-rIh A.-rnny district
announce tie Tcdents 81 tn' ulp part ~ 'h " W
they hasc 'adc sTrsu-rTuis for i-'l"g coht IONS ~
Seyss Ihe Hal ~ 'ho hfocisii1n. coz bsoad"aV a.H
Fort fryr.th ST. wiz h' open GA Tt R,pA1 40 lp'i
Of tl week from 10 r. - D., nn1 vn r. cioeA H.
on sATJ EDAI. whore donations Of Cooked Poultry Ae'is
i.. &C. viii b. received. tonI " oas ~ Money mn ne
o with ..lr. of trc Ell1.ng tonnt,- ~ Ter Te'iceA
ces o or ffo FRIDAY ODE otu ir.i. Thy "a ll,o o. ~
,.nd.c. a. .le li.l o. TIL RSDAt ind IIlEAl ny
TSCs Article .n 90 above a D !,Twas4cd 20 tc Com
mite. q; Getty. Eafr % ito crre1 81 tie Associlton
r. 4. COrWlN. ~. us Wet 5bd--l.
JOIN BRADFORD. No. 2t6 West .s,rs,
JO.IS GtsY. No. ~ West ildsL
L. G.. NOOht. 20 " Wet tll-Ft.
Jas. CUSHING. ~. 80. 10 y go .',hst
Go. I. BRADFORD, lre,id'nt.
UnAs ". BAgsIT Secretary.
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Special Notices.

Executive Committee Union General Commit
tee.A Special aecns OF the Esecsse Committee % NE
ulon General Committee q The City AMI County o. New
ork will bo held n their eadIaar,er No Ga rosdwhy on
THURSDAY tue l. ms. q. p M Puncua attendance
!, requested LISH G. HAWKINS, President.
CORNELIUS H. WHITTAKEB, Secretary.
Seventeenth Ward Citizens, ssOciaiion.-s
Pryulfr lrt ng o. this sssocis1n VIII be- hid FRIDAY
~ ES,G. 18th INST, 81 - toaTer Insitute at
O'Clock. by order. RICHARD II. BON NJ, Vice Pres.
Hog.rro EAGLE Secretary.
The Regular Non,hy Meeting Of the sever
tecnth W ard MON Association Wal he held -.
lOust0n-s, THURSDAY IbIhHb. Ngy. II 49,. AZ y
O'CLOCK. by order. x. u. BOlD President.
y. ,. StSLAND' Secretaries.
JOH. bERsAs,
Tenth Assembly District 4 ssdc infien, l7th Ward
ueetnr the Tenth As by District Association VIII %
bold u No q Ihiriaye, THIS Thursday, Ek bslNr
u clock JOHN !. TAYLOR President
4. X. MATHEW Secretary.
Tittccuth Nmra Union Associn.ion.-A specn
Neetn! oil ts Assertion viii be hd IS. tcsdpisrtefe 40
3i9 Fonrthst on THURSDAY EVENING i7th inst, a. 4
O'Clock Propositions Tor Nc n'bers! ~ WI. o. rec..y'd
n. L. STEWART. Secretary.
Citizens Association iifth Aidermanic District
- or eimsn, y II. +. BE.N'fi ". " . Jaais ak
man Nominating Committee; WI /. POfD 'ecreti's
JAS. BRONH. President I5Th Narl Ctrcn. assoc - ~
WM CkT2. Ils.i-fut i.h Narl tNkgus ASSOC iipH
NELSON J. WATERBURY, president yth Ward I',4-'"s
Association.
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We have more poultry to I've cooked. Any persons
willing to COOK il requested 10 nppy johannes hrH!'
p.,t Office G-O. BII-s jr.. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

American Institute Poly ircbDic soriaiiou'-
me-, ~ ol tfls A.-acllou VI ur held Iil' ~ ~ ~
llur,iiy the l7th met; Il 4 CLOCK At the f''A OF the
.n.tituir IN Cooper luol bridrr sayccs- as1.u'
l.-t rrr q! >ttlw Coos Admir- nar- FREE
=. a. Il.LNAh, Cna!rmsn
B CARNEY Secretary.
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NANNY. Nca,ne.. and Utility.
Wafer Proof Clothing.


Wafer Proof Clothing.
p l.. IAlLph
OFF, for sale the following article. made iron the Anien
c,n " tsr cot tirh Co.'S cluiIe. IL BBfK bOoDS
LADif - Go 'kS
Foral IN arp-arsnc f. bros 9th and the only Eea We
,.r Proof lyaA. Boz fie mar -.
GELTLFSit rs SACK C1t1s TALMAS, LtdGiNn "a
Also.
\ NEW ASn SUPERIOR srl ~ OF HORSE COVERS
Cabinet purni;urc-iu consequence os the a.. la GOLD
otter greatly reduced prices, CONSISTING
of parpf rry dining. reception ana bedroom ses male oi
the selected t ard IN the To ct III ioa5e stlIe
nIcT tnc irrct .ure,nseg.nucc Of M y y brannsdoR
All rOots warranted. VIII. "a bAht N'bpNr'
between .se, aud Norfolk l25 1ud ~ Ri,u lt0Ss
The Bell Railroad and toriauats ss-es lis' "Hin I'VE
blocks OF the riorc.
Watches and .'ewciry.
DF iLI DISlplfIltNS
ror sal av GFO. e. ALLEN. No. 80 bro-e~sy one dcs
h.!oW ana NJ. tfgnu~fiy So. II Nai-st.l
EnB and Winter. ,. -. i,
an prepared TO rsrr =, The largest stocks oil
FAIl' al VI ~ TER CLOTHING ever oiefed 10
ta.s city, cut and made H. The Iaost as'y i bcs NAN
nrr anl 90 yfirrs low thy can ross!hy De- made
flmisL!l- and Caildgens n,pertn'cnt no. eanNea
r. &. BALDWIN,
Mo-. - and ~ Bu.cfy.
lie lar. ., store 8, the city,
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XNnIrhr- and .,eMclrN.

Uf Nd TIf-7t-I-Tf iI'T'Nf
Por SAL hy GRO e. ALLEA No. so broadway. do@s
below & ana. st formerly 80 III Nai'sIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17

Two FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded to The
0rovrK a B,Ern >rwNG-,iAcHsgs a; the We.'ei'e'i"r
Coun,y ,NsE YorJ AE-iaf.i ar recently held Al hit
Plains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

How A YANKEE PAPER ANNOUNCED MRS. BEAU
REsARp's DHATH.-The New Orleans Era, the
organ OF the Yankee military govesnm: in that
city, announced the death of Mrs. Beaurcgard In
the paragraph copied below. The paper Is edited
by the Lieut. Colonel OF a Massachusetts, regiment,
detailed for that duty. No language could do this
creature justice
The morning papers announce the death OF the
wife Of g. T. Bcauregard. She died at her resi-
.ience on Esplanade street, on the evening Of the
ID inst. This ,oospdn has, we learn, been In poor
health for the past two or three years; and has re
quired, what has been denied her, the caie and
attention Of the man who gave her his word ut the
altar TO cherish aad protect hef. He also sw0re at
one tune to support the Constitution OF the United
states lie does not he'd his Oatbs IN very high
estimation, we hHd him not only plotting for The
destruction Of his cOuntry, but deserng his inva-
lid wife for years together, and leaving her depend
eut upon others for those acts Of Kindness and sup
post that should be given BY husband. we
know very lItt Of the life and character ni the
deceased further than that shS was IN tnV:Iid NO
elected hy her ssOrn protector, and ieit by MIN
under the powerful protection Of the nag wnose
glory he Il dev0tins his puDy energies 10 suny.-
I,ut when he IL called 10 his account M VIII nave
the modification Of Knowing that the iaslre of tne
s.ars and stripes Il al the brighter, and his betrayed
e0unlry The moss powerful, for the treason of hinl
self ana co c0nspiratOss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

GEN. FORESTS fxpsplrloS TO ksATucKy,-
The Tennessee river In the latter part of its course
crosses the State of Tennessee almost due North
IN direction, and also nearly parallel TO the Hissis-
sippi, which is about hundred miles distant on
the West. Forests rOut lay about midway be
tween these two rivers, and terminated at Pdducah
on the Chic river, at the mouth of the Tennessee
Dresden, from which his dispatch tc Gcn. Polk
was dated. when Oh his return from Paducah,
Ia near the nOit thGrn boundaries 0t Tennessee,
1919 miles west OF Nashville Ripley, Ut which
the prisoners have arriyed, Is ia The nor! herr;
part Of Mississippi In contemplating this grea,
advance OF Forrest, 0ae cannot but ask where Il
that mighty cavalry hest under GriersOn and SMiti,
that lately moved down from Memphis 10 co Oper
ate win Sherman Forrest seems TO have every
thiny his own way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

'El GsxAT ~FiAs" Excl rExkxr. .-The Phiiadel.
pa'a i"qas'o csims the credit for having started
e % :, Excitement. about ",he dag" which has cos,
''nh about four hunu.,ed thousand lives. Il
lays:
poDl, we e..y On the 18th day Of April, 1861, the
sas,m moved, like the waves Of the NceRp In
kan,Ie,uy Iom al quarters of the city the people
Ss., az ,usned to the centre Of news on Third
her usS,," xhsn the old Gag was uaturisd, in all
shsr eksa,eo glory from the Inquirer once, cheer
Aea vsn afoss from the vast multitude, aud su0ng
ion wy sal,.i and grasped hauds with nervous emo,
fpa M. 1oat the Insult must be avenged
beans ~ Moaneiil he emblem OF our nationality
The .rs, saafm ofioyally and the sign of Union.
ss,t aas ~ our loyal people, young and old, bore
F,u s,s, hearts miniature fsss ol their country.
Lssrtb,,oss mouse the old flag waved, and 1t every
IL s,,ss,s 70 the loyal States il was prayed for o.
Asss n ~ ae great American Republic aud the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

DESTRUCTION CT A liaHruoUsB.- Several DAYS
ago: de'aeii'ne"i from company B,67ih regiment,
N Z troops, commanded by Col John Whi,;ord
was sent down en the coast Of North Carolina aud
proceeded to the vicinity OF Lookout Lshthoi,ses
one hundred miles below our lines, during very
i0element and disagrceable wcaiher-aeross rivers
aud creeks, through swa,nps and bogs-and arres,
ed the keeper Of the new Lighthouse, Ia building
strong, situated near an older cne Of nearly the
same iatitud@,) ascended the flight OF steps, com
pleteiy destroyed the lamps and Oil, confined com
bustioies In the Oil houses, applied the match and
reured snOrt distance, to await the coisumma
ton OF uaa plans already detailed. But scarcely
had they hated to witness the result Of their ac
ton, when an awfut crash was heard and the
fragments OF that which once constituted a place
VI usefulness To The enemy, were seen flying into
the air-being complete demolition Of the struc-
tAlre,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-21

Towx ELscrrom IN PoRRsNorfH.-sn "s'ect,on"
was held In Portsmouth,, Va, last week. U.e.
the head Of the simon pure ticket was pn".sa ,su
t.FOf President. Abraham Linc0:n-saDjeet :" .ue
Dan Collins was rs-siectsd Mayor getting % more
votes than his compe,ilor, John c. Nssslis ;.
r. II. Daughfrey was elected Comnonwsa,.ns na..s
Attorney BY q minority Of - over Lssa.snas. G...
Coyeraor l.. r. u Cowper. The o.hes omcsss
chosen were Dempsey Nash. Clerk Of me Coan.
John J. WiIfams, COMMISSIONER Of the Heycsus'
]. y. risains, Cisy HsSeani, and chas. O; yosdasl
City surveyor. The Hldernen are .0s1 :.
Tucker, Wa Wsbb, Th0mas Kais, Ana = Y
Adsss. coMmon Cosncum0s- -J0hn u Bs..osfs:.; .
Th0ssas kats, Thoasas Moran, nitchum NOEL :
II Danxheesy, Leansa u Wtillaness - USnnsm' ,
J0sspb 3 Porter, Nicholas Ehackl0ct. y0ne WuDs,
kichasd MeIaaa, aad Wm WAkcT. C0neeasace-
1sGese kslity, George n Johases, Wm = Sissss
ard John q Adams.
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MisoEaENATrok.-The Bristol ('renn.) Gas-H'

There is now confined by the Federals, In the
penitentiary 1T Nashville, gentleman from Hunts
vile, Ala, by the name of 4 Lampkins, for whom
at least a dozen UniOnists should be at once ia
carcerated. 4 gentleman who was prisoner con-
paniOn Of Mr.. La,npkns Informs Us that the sole
charge against AR k.ampkins is that, whilst Yan-
kee speaker was holding forth at Huntsville In favor
Of practical aMalgamalion, he rose Ia the audience
and expressed his decided approval Ct the speakers
propositions, adding that he was led to the coneu
sion after some enforced intimacy with the people
Of the United statcs, that amaigama,ion with the
negs0 w0nid improve the Yankee race. For this
expression, Lampkins was arrested and thrust into
4 cOnvict's cell, from which he ia occasionally
taken and marched to the Office Of the Provost
Marsha! in Nashville, where lie Is regularly Inter
rOgated as to his opinions upon the subject OF
aniagaMalion, and Invariably replies that hc sfili
thinks the process would result 10 the benefit OF
the Yankee. but TO the deterioration Of the African
race.