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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
URINARY ASD SsxUAL SrsTEMs.-New and rel able
treatment--in Reports of the HEwARD Asso-
CIATI0N-Sent in sealed letter envelopes, frs Of
charge. Address, DR.. ]. sKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA. Pa. dccI 3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

R Notice is hereby given to all the
citizens of Evansville, that there will be
q fair at the African NJ. E. Church on
Tuesday night, February 23d, 1864, on
Leet street, near canal.
Rev. II. GREEN,
feb20-3td Door keeper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23
NOTICE.
MEDICAL.
L. y. HERR. NJ. d.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

FORMERLY OF QUINCY, ILLS, TENDERS
Il his professional services TO the citizens of Ev-
ansville aud vicinity, and with the experience Of
fifteen years active practice, he is enabled to treat
successfully all chronic affections diseases of
long standing, Impurities of the Blood, Diseases
Of the Throat Chest, Indigestion, Chronic
Diarrhea, Cancers, Old Ulcers, Diseases of the
Skin, Scrofula, all Diseases of the Eye, and dis
eases of Women aud Children.
OFFICE-0n Main Street, over Dobelrs Book
Store. Residence corner First and Division Sts.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

FoRT MONROE, Feb. 22-The Rich
mond Examiner Of February Goth has
I the following: Spiren Dayton has been
arrested, condemned and hung as 1an
kee spy. at Castle Thunder
Col. Miles, 18th Pennsylvania; Cap.
Hardy, 18th Illinois; Lieut. j. c. Hall,
10th Illinois, Lieut. Greble, 9Th Miehi-
gan Cavalry; 7. Wilcans, 18th Illinois;
Lieut. Col. Eli, 18th Connecticut; Capt
Z. S Smith, 10Th Z. S. cavalry; Lieut.
". s Cox, 10Th New Jersey cavalry
Lieut. Louf, 40th New Jersey; Daniel
FriSbyi lst Michiga cavalry; T. R. RAY,
49th Ohio; j. S Godsbv, 18th U. S. in
fantry; II. N. Barrett, SD Illinois; 81.
Bedell, l25d New York; Capt. N. Moor;
% Indiana; Lieut. Simpson, 10 Indiana;
Capt. PHILIPPE, 73d Indiana; Captain
Rousman, nth PENNSYLVANIA H. II. P.
Crawford, ID Illinois cavalry; S. D.
Switzerland 10th Ohio, have been re.
captured and sent to Libby Prison.
An official dispatch to the War De-
partment of the 18th announces Sher-
mans arrival at Qhitman on the Ohio &
Mobile Railroad. He will not be allow
ed to take Mobile without desperate
battle. Their advance was, without ON
parison, the boldest move of the war.
Sherman has from $4,000 to 10000
men. He meditates no step backward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

TOBACCo.-The Louisville Journal of
Saturday gives the following report Of
the sales of POP hhds as follows: at SO
05@$3 IS, Is at S4@S4 %, Al at $50
s. %, SO at 5000 90, 81 at s7@7 90,
Is at sS@S So, IA at S9@$9 10, s at $40
ESQ $40 IS, 6 at Sll@Sll so, 6 at sl2@
81 IS, 3 at $l3@sl3 70, 3 at $I4@ sl4
-, 8 at SIS, at sl6@sI6 80, at SIT
@sl7 50, 6 at slS9$lS IS, 2 at $50 Is
9$20 SO, lat $2l(9S2I IS, at so so
@$22 10, and , at S23 30 per 100 pounds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

THRATRE-An excellent bill is pre-
scented on the occasion of the re-opening
of the Theatre, tomorrow evening The
splendid comedy entitled The Honey
moon " viii be presented, with the full
strength of the company in the cast
Mrs. Edwards as Juliana, and Welsh
Edwards as the Mock Duke Misses
Emma Keith and Kate Conwell, as also
Messrs. George Gordon and C. A. Lewis,
make their first appearance in this city.
Dir. Lewis performs his unrivalled bio
logical rope feat; and the performance
concludes with that excruciatingly funny
farce, " The Rough Diamond Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards as Joe and Margery. A
crowded house is foregone conclusion.
SoUTnEN RADICALIsN.-At a meeting
in St Louis, few evenings since, Jadge
Tibbetts, of having been called upon fol
some remarks, said that every Unior
man in the South was an immediat,
emancipationist; that the STAKEHOLDER
of the South had made up their mind
for immediate emancipation, and tina
soon there would be more rsdieaIism il
the South than in the North.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

Gorrick of Maine, Thomas Turner of
Rhode Island, Gideon r. Williams Of
Connecticut, Deming Duer of New Jer-
sey, Thomas Spooner Of Ohio, and Hen
ry s. Lane of Indiana, and others
The Committee was most harmonious
in its proceeding, and adjourned in the
best possible spirits
Fernando Wood is intending to make
a speech, taking the ground that slavery
is dead beyond resurrection, as recently
stated in Pennsylvania newspaper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

To PHYsIcIANs.-1f you wish to purchase pare
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at q small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, 60 and examine KILLER
& WHITES stock, where you will find every arti-
Gle that is needed by the professor, and as prices
which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their
ore is ut No. ~ Main street nay4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEH
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best in the WorldI The onh
Harmless. True, and Reliable Dyt
Knorn
This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfeot-ohangss Red
kusty or Grey hair, instantly to a Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without Injuriag the Hair or
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and
Beautiful; inparts fresh vitality, frequently re-
storing its pristine color, and rectiA-s the i'll
effects OF Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BATCHELoR, all others are mere iEai-
tations, and should be avoided Sold by al
Druggists, &c. Factory-s2 Barclay street, n
BACHELORS NEW TOILET CREAM FOR
DRESSING THE HAIR. iy1edw1y
One Of HuanevvtII's Great Remedies.
HUNNEWELL's ToLU ANoDYNE.- This
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has earned its true name and fame by results
which has bafied every other attempt at relief in
Neuralgia, kheurnatis,n, Gout, Nervous Head Ache,
Tooth and Ear Aehs, BotrsI Complaints, Hytsria,
Distress after Eating, Loss Of Sleep, General NsvoEs
DeLig, Paroxisrns ia Whooping Cough, and A.thr.a,
now declared TO be largely Nervous. For the pains
in Monthly neHstiGtios perfect relief, while ma
ture's afterwork is urdisturbed, and one Of its
most important points.
This valuable preparation should be in every
Family, description equals its real necessity,
or its splendid results.
J. L. HUNEEwELL, Proprietor
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
baS- For sale by all wholesale and rstail dealers
KELLER 3 WHITE, Agents
noVl9-2za Evansville, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

"a Read the advertisement OF c. W.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

RETURN MING:
IAhASCON, leaves LcuiEvills Mondays ana
Thursdays.
BIG" GREY EAGLE lanves Iouisvfll. Tus.
days and Fridays
"SIAR GREY EAGLE leaves Louisville Wed
nesdays and Saturdays. - PunctuAlly AZ S
O'Clock P. NJ
For comfort and speed the above steamers ars
unsurpassed. cox 4 HUMPHREY
dacI2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23
WOOD! WOOD!

HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF WOOD FOB
i sale, which will ssH cheap. Leave your or.
esrs, with the cash, at the stores Of Charles u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-23

J. L. HUNhEW ELL, Propr1etor.
Commercial Wharf, Boston.
baE- For sale by all wholesale and rstail dealers
KELLER WHITE, Agents.
ncvl9-2El Evansville, lad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

0f1TA WARD, TAMNANY HAlL.-WK. TIE UNDER
Az ,gned inspectors q Eetion appointed BY the reso
*. siss on FOR shs Com
se YoVps Men, Ssnsrs c ON ana wara
"a hsrsby certify that an eeson WAS day held Al The house
81 Daniel Strain, Of Thirty and
ssysnh avenue said ward this slss day Of December
la3 said call and that 1t such ee ton tho fol
! lewing ticket was d. ~ elected, viz qst sttt fs
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Peter ssssnS villa" GsS s' EaMs sshsisAns
John Brice. John b. Ridley. Thomas Dunlap
s."-.'0I .youSe xxn,s cExyeAn COMMITTEE.
Adam Moser. Thomas O'Nell JohH c0inn,
William 4. Barr, Henry A. Childs, Michael coyie.
John T. Muller, ri. HNt
FlRsr DisrRIcr-Hush Gaioglv, Edward Murray Michael
MsEntee James F,nneean John Wsdloik c.n,r,su T..
THiio DISTRICT Patrick Tooc Richard Murray, james
Hurson, Charles Brice Patrick Hiliard; y r.,.,..
Seth NJ. Harris Christopher Bath, VIM. Thornton.
FIrTH DsTRiCT-Martin Conee, Owen Giheather John
oConneT James oss ans ohn Nteho
las judge, Charles II. Raining. Patrick McKagney.
SEVENTH DIsTRi TParck Fitzpatrick g. W. Smith, Her
man Rwisch, Michael Curran. Peter Radley
ErsgTH DisTaIcT-Edmnnd Connolly George W. Hess
John Senert, Michael o Hara. George Refining
NINTH DIsrRcr.-hoser Trembie. BERNARD X, Murphy
TENTH DIsrRor. James Aspel Michael Carey. hichae
Roach John Farrell, W iliam Grumeich.
DG sn NSs D0mn'k Lynch
Farre Diamond Dssns
TMEIsExra Mcscey Bernard Brennan
Roger Mc5uire, Pairck coyic Edgar T. Noyes.
W = e cMEN an1k HstSfhhk Inspector.
v4tr4~ r 4es JAMES CONBOY, .slm9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY l. 1864
POLITICIAN.

1E WARD PRIMARILY ,ELkCri0N. 10 NM
lt) Hall pursuaat 10 tho ,cpaar call ~ inc .'% . y
louaitlee OF Taioans Hall, al primary ,nrnf n"s ~
No Houston street Thursday Deccpihfr ~ oo' "''
following ticket elected eS . large maiofiV-
c0nsifrsE
J. Walker Fowler, sd bonBoi. Geotie ~ fuses'
tenrv A. Clnlnn a. Wells.
~ YOUNG aEsxaAL coM MrEM 4
Qeorps IfaI William kobb. James l,ibs0n,
Peter Iarkin - - John n. hsady. 4
COMMITTEE, ~ T
yas Riley H VIM w. ST Chair, Robert n Grscf,
No. ncyyo,v tsas Moore rhos Mcknight,
Nathan L0bdel, Is. n Robinson, OtrhooS'e''
Patrick Mc0uire Geo Raphael, M Ryan,
Rich'd Br0wnlow. Jaa Shehan. Isaac II browh.
Iern N. Cowey, Wash. Murray, Hugh FarrlRan,
Patrick Carey. Eamd. j. Genet J Kin.
M,chsai McBr,de hiram crans,oD,. John McGofmh.
Isdwd r. Edwards 1ro H. Bradford EDWARD Salmon,
Far,ck Rliey.g wm. Emmett WIN M niis,,
joins Mott, L. Van Wart
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COAL.

TtoKE rs A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMMEDIATE
from the New York Gas Company. Orders received
Third avenue. Sixteenth street. All coke screen
ID clear from dust =. =
1youE as PER CHALDRoN-DELIvEREDT MMEDI
u aey the Manhattan Gas Works. foot OF Eighteenth
sres R ss BURNS. sosk Yves. Esh! esnm street.
49, RI PER Toy--a0o0 TONS OF FRESH MINED
" OU frst quality red and white Ash Coal screened o
~ 10. Fumace o. 10; Large Nut, 81 80; less 10 coal
eseefs and osrtmen. Apply 81 no wayerley place near
1th avenue A3 Bowery, corner OF fniyu street ana 10
'sw onam0er' "'''' A. TRRADwELL. Agent
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RAILROADS.

rYupsor RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR AL.
n hny Troy The north and wes leave Vhsnpsrs street
':s tad i, s rsr sss sis. Ts. n sIs
1Srured a Any Of ihe oless Of wBsrCOTTs ExPREas.
New York nad Brooklyn, and baggage checked ~ the
Ssss 70 81, points me road and 20 ssrssoss Springs
Naw yoRx nAnLn1 ANp AkBANr kAi I5Iso sn a
SBA s ssS ss ~ ''s save i~s.v'- '''..' ''
JOHN pbRCbILL Superintendent
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BILLIARDs.

nILLIARps.-FoR sALE-A SPLENDID STOCK OF
10 new and hand Tables With the only true combi-
nation c0''''o ever W. RrrrrrH. iB Fulton street
W,Hs STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE AND
Salissd Congress- Of 1853 The hest and only reliable
isrd Tables manufacurcd Balls, Cues and every article
yS1aius 3 billiards for sale by PHELAN COLLEND8R
eogusr Of Crosby and Spring ssresta New York.
M HrEp TO HIRE OR BUy-A SECOND SIZE
w Pillerd Table IN good order Can At or address the
Mhcbei House. corner OF Iwcnyhfth street and rourth
avenue. .8H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

9rn wA Ma,.,, ;, INV or,r.,n coxxu,.r-rsa.
VIM dodge James Graham Thomas Caikin.
John HoHghtalin. Chas. J. Chipp. Waiter W. Frice
James O'Neli. IL MI q
VIM W KINNEY Gus A. Valentine Robert Lindsay.
John N FOLEY. Henry Rogers John Lynch. h
~ - IL WARD COMMITTEE p =
John Nash, Louis j. Parker. Abram " Cole,
John D. Foshay Robert Herman, WIN. Ackerman,
: Patrick McArdle, Isaiah Rodgers, John Cummlnfs,
John Mack. John II. Terhune Patk Nc ;ormick,
, Charles Bauvet F.edk Rodfeldt, Wm.M Richardson,
Charles Miller. Alex. Davidson. Isaac Evans.
VIM b. Rappelyea. Michael McGoe "A Charles Rookie,
VIM nj Carter Xii Bates 'i AlbertJ Terhune.
Frs Boughtaln, And wMcLaugbln, Patrick Gilmore,
Charles Matthew'S. Harrisn d. Redfed, Simeon Movers
VIM r. Norris sylvester Robertson James 1lackett,
ThompsopC Dunn, Isaac Seward, Jacob Bulnenthal,
Pascal p Perry, Henry Feu, y Daniel Tsrgart
Patrick Foley, John Froeish Lewis hadford.
30 - JOHN J. FOLEY. q. NI@sl
JOHN II. TERHUNE, Inspectors
I &-N3 ktfa@ JAMES O'NRILL, " sfMf
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71TH wARD-wE. TIE UNDERSIGNED, INSPECT.
Of Primary election do hereby certify that pri.
election held Wits, In street.
Thursday evening pscember b. 1863 in OF
call Of the Democratic General Committee TAmmany
Hail. the following ticket duly eiecteds--
NEsBKRs OF rHr srNrRAL CoNxrTrEr.
Aaron Rollins, Henri Haight. III Rdward Costello,
Francis l. A. Booe, Henry WoltmAn. Edward Hare.
Chas T. L0ew. Peter Bowe. Samuel 3. Acker.
John Davidson.
sKxssRso rnE youss MEMS oxsKan coxuTru.
Joseph A. Lyons, John Falon, James Towniey,
WIN. w Cook Peter Mcguire Morrs Robsrss
Simeon Decker. Thos FtIsimrnons Maurice O'Meara.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

18th WARD.-THJH IS TO CERTIFY THAT AT THE
VI Primary election held this day, Thursday December 81
1851 between the hours Of h and six SclSck g No yS
(3aneYaf Committee, tho following ticket elected
~ 800 DELE0ATrS CENTRAL COmMITrEE.' . NtR
WSn n. Tweed w. L. Fly p. n. Keenan,. |
\ Henry Hermit Alfred w Palmer e. J.. STANDBY,
INN 4. Hair. .-,1-,''-1 .,sf Gus. " 8peYbev.
yop rrIEGArrs 70 Young MEy's GENERAL C0MMITTKE
sws,am (nvte John Ford, Thomas Caerken,
Thos MCCARTHY John Glass, Geo ]. Brown,
Daniel Derpssy 80 II QTrs Rhod 8. Brassls
And the " ard Committee same ticket
y n n 7aIs JOHN RORD, sse 80 r. Md Ell
+. JACOB f. VALENTINE, inspectors.
y NEih&3 ' 4inH A. OLIVER, e NiaU4 - tnN 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

10Th wAHD-wE. THE UNDERSIGNED INsPEC.
Id tors OF Primary Election, appointed b. fammany
Hail hereby testify that the following Ticket was nj
nously elected. Election held pursuant 10 call Of Tam
msny Hall General Committee, on December II. 1857 Al
VIM Brsdy's. 81 wiilett street. nf
eErrRAI CowwrrrrF--lsSf
new ward Patrick O'Connof Jacob Seehache
Thomas Brady Anthony Miller, John Mcconnell, jr.
vorvc oY~yrAL sowNfrrnr
WIN r. Weeks Thos y. Brady, Thns. Goodmsn
John Berry WIN. r. Greene, John e. smith
uNM .mA cosNirrrs - ~ -rN
Oscar r. Boxert Daniel v Mcfntyrc Daniel Pierce.
Thonss Lahsy. Thomas Hughes William 3amae,
John u Nuliiy.n James Mabon, Thomas Doren.
IA Wyrd. james Moran. ~ samessvauRhsp.
William Regan. iohn Brennan. r. German.
Garrett NJ 1o-ee. Michael Dobson, .. g. Gufenkuntx,
George Letiermsn Peter Dyer John Deser
Edward Berthe, KdwsdMcLaughlin, Patrick Burke.
WILLIAM REGAIN,
&A Jas. MrIsEyY. inspectors
THOS LAHEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

A sRT OF TEETH IN THREE HoURs.-ENTIRK
n satisfaction pay. 81 go Sixth avenue. between
Ffeen aud Sixteenth streets No for extracting
teeth without pain b. nitrous oxide gzs where others arc
inserted at $50 Sixth avenue.
weighted lower sets equal gold from $40 SIS at IS,
Sixth avenue k@ u
Light upper sets. equal to gold from $40 to SIC at 20
Also the cheapest sets in New York 80 sixth avenue
and better Of inserting partial ses OF teeth 1t
239 Sixth avenue.
Fne soid and patina bound and capped with plump
ers, at 23o Sixth Avenue. u.g.lI +
Fine gold iiliines Al ESQ Sixth avenue
Parties from the country by making previous enssne
ment and calling IN the morning can have their teeth the
same day, ~ 20 Sixth avenue
Once hours from in the morning Til at night ~ 80
Sixth between Fifteenth and sixteenin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

NJ B-wH0 HAS NOT HEARD OF rgs cErR
AZ ers,ea Sadams PRkwsrE., N1 siith avenue. COZ.
with entire satisfacion she tails name ana kes NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.--A YOUNG GEN.
teman means tired Of single blesseduess has
solved himself for fe f be
found suit before the expiration OF 1894 and would
herefore IKE to corspond With some young lady be,ween
cs:-M~dium height fair complexion aAn hair and eyes
good disposition and fair education: must be good looking
q This II . bona fine advertisement Carries de
visite exchanged. Address r. o. Herald once, for
we
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FIVE ARTS.

ATPRTvArR sALE--A SUPERB SET or ARTISTIC
N Dvesden Porcelain comprising Dinner and Dessert ser
vcsovsr 90 pscee each piece being elaborate Of
art, ~ 90 Dresden Also superb Cur
tsns Now on eshiteoD o. u. y. LIBDs os, No ~
Ma afrs
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DANCING AcApEmIEs..

A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
IA. No 1A Fifth avenue. New York. y raaIe
+ --et- No 1877 Montague street, Brooklyn. ~ -.
NEW YORK CLAsSES--Mondays and Thursdays or
Wednesdays and Saturdays Children at and gentlemen
BRbOKLYN CLAssEs-Tuesdays and rridavs .. 4
N. for children; at 8 r. NJ. for gentlemen. .
Atl0A. NJ saturdays for children and Young ladies'.
r n. sEARINa's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
81 292 Fourth avenue Twenty third street, classes
forming for the second quarter ladies' and
o'clock and gentlemen eight O'Clock p NJ
times and private lessons day those who wish
learn quickly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

TWO YOUNG MEN OF REsPEcTA BYLIrY. WITH
L hearts as yet untaned. ambitious Of becoming en-.
dauehers Of aurora 70 speed hhcr the wings Of Uncle
recprocsied. Wealth beauty essential, though
sirable agreeable de vste snceitv. Adj
Harry X Dsveranx and George W Arlington, Norfolk
Post Office Virginia II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

A sTR0LOGr.-DR. L. D. 4 MRS. g. ID. BRoUoHroN
N can be consulted al AFFAIRS OF human Ifesu.b q
CovrishlP Marriage. Rem.yals business Sickness, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

A BONA frDE AsTRoLoaIsT THAT RyERY oNu
IA can depend on Is Madame WILSON. she tells The
pesicus .dertsknss AT iss Alien street. between Hsus
ton and stanton Streets over the bakery Price 50 cest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

attn WARD --Ar PFuMARy ELBcrD0h Held AT
Il No & Duane Thursday evening December 81
ya ma rsuan the eA OF The Iaamany iaa democrats
spu scHn Gensraf Go mlsee tho following ticket having
received majority Of AL the votes east vs. declared duly
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BoARDisG aao LonGIHG.

1870. n
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n the City Hail rorner OF FranAiott All Ham streets
z0 neat fnrnlshed, 'sht warm Rooms room
ALL llhl
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND REFINEMENT.
"A thirty OF age, desires make the acquant.
Of some sprighty lady OF appearance
with ultimate mairimony. All correspondence
strictly confidential and returned desired Address Q, w.
B., Broadway Post office.
A NY YOUNG LADY, POSSESSED OF BEAUTY AND
"A accomplishments desiring good husband, may find
with and reasonable share Of good looks
by addressing w. j B., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

A WIDOW OF THIRTY. INTELLIGENT. POSSESS
"A Ing reasonably share of common sense and domestic
IN habits wishes 20 form the acquaintance OF gentleman
under forty sixty with q view 10 matrmony.
No objection to military seaaring Only those
holding highest position respond, and with sum-
TO maintain lady in good style. Address Mrs.
w W.. station y. Third avenue. t9- rrMNHEW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

nR r. CoBBETT, MEMBER or THE NEW YORK
Unyersiy Medical College, and College Of Surgeons
LONDON an be cousul,ed with the honorable cnh.
dence his ohce 70 Centre street. Chambers, having
private entIance 81 No City Hal place. practice Of 81
YEAR, 20 which has been In the hospitals OF New York and
London eneoics him TO treat with success debility
The sun., 1864-10-05

The rspbi approach Vi the Presidential election
swssens inquiry ss ~ ,ts probable Influences and
strength Of the Army vote. There are solre grounds
however, for concluding that the actual number Of
soldiers In the ranks legally en,rled to vote has
been greatly exaggerated by the journals aud ora.
tors in the in,sres, of the respective candidates. In
tlef rsscruess to claim tie aldicrs' franchise for
General hcCLKLLAs or Mr LIsooLs, they appear
to overlook the important fact that the operations
oi the have elected q radical change IN the
s,ituton Of the army. The ranks srv no longer fill
ed Nc formerly by native even usfur syed cuxena
OF the new enls,mcuts probably no. ten per cent
are legally entitled TO vote In district in tho
western part of this State, which lately raised a
quota Of twelve hundred men, We hive IL on sufi-
{ eut authority that the number of residents that
enlisted was between forty aud fifty, and Of these
less than half were voters la thiscay, the recent
enls,mens wero chiefly matie up Of foreign.
ers. Aliens enjoyed the monopoly Of the
substitute business u is probably the
same, to greater or les,' extent. In
| many other States. In Connecticut, u Republi-
can journA estimates that OF twen ty -lbree IL
| sand men now in the ranks Of vouuecr regiments
from that State, ouly about three thoussnd are
legal voters. Thcso proportions probably prevail
In all the Eastern and in OF the Midah States.
The Western statcs, however, Including Ohio, will
| probably pole vote nearly as largo as.the las,
| State elections, comparsti vely few foreigners
have occasion 10 30 80 far from great seAbord
cities to eulis. But in the other states s ntione.
the army vote is ouly likely to he hnpurtsn Mt wher
the contest may be very Gloss and even then
only On the assumption that soldiers bal OTIS VII
lie contrary " the home vote. But Ills is'not Ike
ly to occur. The influences that induce Tia. citzeu
Of State to go Republican or Dcmocr,Aie are likely
to operate upon the volunteers from that state IL
the fed. There s still, ihsns Heaven, an init
mate relation between the soldiers ami tLcS people
| and they are likely ~ be found on the ssme plat
| iorm--either for LINCOLN or McCLELLAS-,but, 10
| any case, ioT tho Union
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them are insane Fifty Of our regiment went to An.
dersonyille in April, and IN July. Wien last
beard ffom a corporal Of my company, there we're
bu, twelve alive probably they are all dead by
this time know ali this to be a fact, from ofbcers
here who have been confined IN hospital With the
men. The hesith Of the officers is pretty good Very
little yellow fever in the city. j. b."
Atlanta, Sept. % On the nth inst the rebel
authorities commenced the removal Of The prison.
ers from Andersonvillc. They have been taken
10 savannah and Aigusta-1 portion OF them are
al Mollcn. the junction of the roadI TO Savannah
and Augusta Day Lciorc yesterday, all hnd tcen
removed. except about 1900 These would oc
taken away in 3 Jew days, with the exception Of
those too sick TO be removed. Special appl cations
have been made for tie cxcban. Of Col Frank 1.
Sherman snd Mso- stobrand. They will probably
be exch ranged. For some reason, which ! have
not learned, they have declined TO exchange Gen.
3tOncfnan.