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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

Division QfRovrRs). Nineteenth Army Corps, in the
engagement Of Oct 10 1864 at Cedar Greek, Virginia:
FIRST MAINE BATTERY.
First Lieut. John L. Morton John Johnson
Israel Robinson.
FIRST BRIGADE-GEY. BIRGE.
NINTH CONNECTICUT VETERAN VOLUNTEERS
Corp. John Thrall, Co. G. Edward Roe Go. [.
FOURTEENTH NEW -HAMPsHTBE VOLUNTEERS.
Corr. r. 4 Hawkins Co r. Charles \. Garter. Co q.
Corp L. D Learned Go. O. hle S BORDEN c Co J.
TWENTY SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS VETERAN VOLS.
Aaron Carter. Go. b. Thomas j. Hood, Co. {.
Timothy Murphy. Go. II.
TWELFTH MAINE VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
lst L. Henry b. Walton. d. Cyrus L. Losyey, Co h..
serg, = Cushing Go. n josiah Adams. Co b.
Cha. d. Garneit 60. :. Avah b. Phelps, 60. r.
FouRrrENTH MAINE VETERAN VOLUNTEERS
Licu'.-Col; { 5. Biekm9Te. John h , CO..
Sergt. A. l.. Boltn, Go ID. Henry Myers 90 H.
ssypNTY-FrrTH NEw.YoEK VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
Dsuiel g. Deyoe, Co. \. John Holias Co e.
SECOND BHIGADE-MoLINEAUX
ONE HUNDRED AND TIi TY-NINTH NEw-YoEx yoLUS-
TEERs.
MAJOR H. Mep; h hir.r5 70 Ic. 's1 pruo S O. r.
on nuxpKED AND rHIrTy-FIEsT EYwyoIX yoLUS-
TIERS.
Henry Tbart Co. c. Chsrles Cook, Co. X.
THIRD MASsACHU sLI1S CAVALRY.
William + CLA Go. A. serst. Clas Hspslcr. Co. L.
George A DGSge Co G. sa ia Z, HaiSh thea' s0)
W.
THIHTIKSTH CONNECTICUT VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
Sers,. Geo. A. Wiuslow. CO. X Lewis Foolish Co q.
ELEVENTH INDIANA VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
William Carleton, 60. 4. Corp. Chas. w Fisher Co. T.
serst John Parks Co c. Wilson Strain. Go. q.
TwENTY-SECoSD IOWA VOLUNTEERS.
Amos NJ. Scott, Co.
THIRD BRIGADE-MCAULEYS
one HUNDRED AND FIFTY-syTa NETWORK voLUS-
Capt w J. Hawahnrs;. Co. D Moses \. EA..e, Co. O.
James I. Hess Co. T. Sergt. his Lsrkn, Go. III.
Iobo r Mood Co y. Capt. William OBrne.
serst l.. 7. Post. Co. +. Abram CIaw, Go. ].
one HUNDRED AND IwESTY-EiGHru NEw-YoRK VOL
=. s. Wells Co ~ Edward Kelley. Co. II.
Marx Shepardson- Go. Il.
ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENTy-sIxTH NETWORK VOL
USTEEHS-
I.ut. ]. a. Jones Co Z. Peer seheaaeT Gel
Corr Peter Nelson Co. q. Patrick Mccarthy, Co. D.
ONE HUNDRED AND sTyENTY-FIfTa SEw-YoRh VOL
UNTEEEs.
John Mshan, Co. g.
FOURTH INCONSISTENCIES.
2iTH IOWA vols.
yc.sp1 cosw.y Co. S Cop = a s e. Mec CO. CO..
eS,P uay0 ch.pnei Co. b. Peter csrnoy Co O.
naSiS w P,rro;,' Co d. Sidney Dyefmann, Cox
Sra INDIANA VOLS.
Cart wm. d. wstson. Cox. David sreSler Go. y.
let Lieut.. GeoW. ouay.C John Lyle, Co. II.
lSIH INDIANA VOLS.
serr, Loui. Bundle, Co g. ses. iGnsh, y Ferry 60 e.
Geo W Spencer Co q.
18th IOWA vols.
| Can't w z emenschneid.T, l. &. c. Bernard. Co G
/ j. Erin, Co A. Beu- Hunnewei. Go. D.
Cis,s fis.r Co A. las Shuss1t- Co. n.
sam G,nrery Co A. Corp. John Hammock, Co. K.
| Dan. q. cessss. Co. x.
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EXTRAORDINARY srKEp.-The steamer Daniel

EXTRAORDINARY SPEED.-The steamer Daniel
Drew made the passage from New York to Albany on
Friday last in the unprecedented time Of six hours and
thirtyfve minutes after deductng the time made FOR
landing having left Ncw-YOrk a, o'clock and niue
minutes arriving in Albany at o'clock ard twenty
five minutes making her average speed twenty-five
miles per hour The steam she carried In performing
tbis extraordinary feat would not average over -
POUNDS The Daniel Drew In 1860 made the passage
between the aforesaid places in houis and lity na
utes which was then supposed could not possibly Do
beaten Since that time she has been Enlightened hich
has not only added the comfort and convenience OF
passengers but has also Improved her speed as viii be
seen by the time she made having made the run eleven
minutes sooner than she made the qnick passage IN sp
The Daniel Drew and Chauncey Vbbard. two Of tie
fastest s.eamcrs in the world form the Day Line eay
ing New ok from the foot of Desbrossessi. every
morning at o'clock.
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GEO. ElcKsIEDT, Aid.de.camp.

PERi,lBULATISG ADvERTfsEMENTs.-Th fol-
lowing communication respecting perambuatins adyer
tsemenis from Mayor Gunther. will be sent to the
Board Of Aldermen at its next meetings
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, Oct. 90 1864
To hr Honorable The Common Council
GTsIEaES; Complaint has been made to me that 2
serious annoyance caused by the large vans covered
with adyeTtisemcnts that perambulate the streets.
blocking up the thoroughfares and frightening the
horses. would respectfully suggest the passage Of an
ordinance to prevent this nuisance and submit the
nexed draft Tor the consideration OF yolr honorable
body. 4. GODFREY GUNIiiIR' Mayor.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE The SIZE OF ADVERTISING
CARS OR VANS.
The hGpoy Aldermen and Con- a0RoHy Of The Guy Of Ns,
York DO OrdaiH as foA0Ts
yc l. IL shall be lawful 10 drive through the streets or
rubc places Of the City Newly any vehicle
drawn BY more horses which any device, show
pscard printed painted sha he displayed u gres eI
size than SIX feet IN hcgh s1 feet In width and twelve ct
in length; shall vehicle for advertising
purposes size than above described stand in the
public places Of said city under penalty Of ten dol
lars for each be collected OF the owners
or OF driver such car vehicle that shall be
driven shall stand Aforesaid
SEC. p This ordinance shall take effect immediately,
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Hsw 20 Avoid she Fraud in the Sci Aicrs
e Of Tie ". 7. Tibun.

CorretPonden-s o. Tie y i. t1puns
MONTGOMERY. y. Y. Oct. p. 1864.
In view OF the attempt to cheat the soldiers
out Of their votes would suggest that Union men in
every town ward, election district concert measures
TO get liz, Of s soldiers votes received by known
Union men iarthe several districts aRd have the list
posted up or publicly made known. and warning given
that any other vote pretended 10 De received BY Cop
perheaf from any Of the persons on said list. viii be
considered es attempt % commit fiand upon tao
law; and the person offering such pretended vote VIII
be arrested a. a participant IN TIE crime Union meu
shoud also attend 10 having The soldiers ballots voted
Of the earliest moment after the polls are opeued
w.. n. :
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK......No I.
('lcnrrh.

stesmsiip Scotia (Rrl, ia.kius. Liverpool, " Cnnut
Steamer r. C. hnigt. Gallagher, PhiadelPhi j. = ny
lor Go.
Ship Sea Serpent, Wiusor san francisco Sutton Co
Ship HarpswelL Kelly, iiayre. Boyd ilurckle.
Ship Gilman Ceobell Boston. 49,
Bark Ouskstep tfIr ,, Brown, Cardmss, Smith Nincy
Barn A. A. Dubsrt fhrD Nichols ineste Boyd liuIckis
Bark Julia Bolle tfrl, Iaspaid, hayre H. A. Nsiab'e
Son 90
Bris Executive, Gorhlm. Bangor. n. o. Blasburg =.
Biz Persia i.r Lar.en Nnisnorus, IL J. C.A.DeWoh
Sclr T.. D. foag - Washington ). Kenny.
SIR Enns Recon, Cap Washington Baker Dayton
Schr H. i Gibson Croker. Gcofg.towD, Baker Dayton
Schr. L. =, Goodwin. Peck. Stanford
S.hr Nrr,nlion Davis Fortress Monros. Baker Dsy'oa.
Schr H. C. BROOKS (Br). Faiconc NJ. johns, y H., H. j.
& c. 4. DeWolf.
.chr Sallie Benton Benton. Newcastle. Del
SehT. Thomas HcAs Hall, Boston, j. W. siches
Schr Loosou " al. Boston {. 4 r. }, Peters
Socp Harriet, CoIwin, Boston.
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9Th ult of Orrneshesd steamship Persii, borni In.
I'm u OF Old Head Of kiale. Br ish ship Great West
EN-. bound ip -,
I3th ui IG2 mile. W ofFsne steamship City Of Bait
moro, boaud +.
18Th al. British slip Lizzie iIoman bound y.
2gih ill., lat u IS. Ion - - steamship ASIA bound r.
lrb Mt mics T.. IL sandy Hook, steamship City II
Wlshiugton. bound T..
2ith u lat. 81 H. Ion ~ y, bss& Helen Asguss IRON
Port IN Prince for New-iork. ann
eth alt la; . a. Ion. "a lG schooner Aehel, IRON lib
ton Head Tor sew-foFk.
IN H. lat, % a. ION 20 a. 4. s. gsnboat Togl, cruising.
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port-Waroens' Notlse.
STATE OF Szw-Yoax.

STATE NEW-fORK
Posr-WAaogsg OEucE, No. Io+ Wali-st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
..c,ou of the act passed April a. 1850. entitled An
Act 20 Reorksnize Wsrdens Office % the Por Of New
York" to an persos interested in having charge o. the
subject Of sseh inquiry examination survey THAI
the following vessels under examination by the Port
Wsrdens snd that the ssid surveys examinations viii be
completed ~ilu ten days next slcceedns t aoce on.
board szd vessels,
Steamship suitsuns. .... .Wooirnf Robirson's.
Stes11ship Cernifiis-. tobokeD.
ship fs1aJ1s
Slip tLsg Austin. N. X
snip Niefogv.......... .........s..sss.s.s.a ~
Ship City OF New York X.
Bark Anea Pnes........... .....fhcuix fsrl.
Big IFo<trse... oot lNta e.. n H.
Big H. s. Emory......... ...............M osnL
MiSTHORsE TUNpkiss. rl.sissut
J. Ayes uKaRnis Secretary.
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N~rsornuda.

The Annie ". Lewis rspo,,: hsss had heayy we'"siy
-,s III. entire pas-agp lave been ~ dsys from lou o. I'D
En- had seyrre gle from ~ NV, with Eesvy split
ss ,to,e baafss bieihesd carried away enws,er start
I'd al other dsIn.gr 10Th MT. m, lat % 30 Ion ~ W.
sie Pr IN bar Salem with Tor Cetie. with eight fest
spr IN her hold captain trying % get her INTO New York;
AZ n u ay fash h.ht from h~r and bore down rnd spoke
her her captain reported - t in the well and the rsk gain
last; him until morning, Ut A. be- decss burst
mi AZ IN received the capt1in mates aud crew board.
~ H. -. Ia 4. noff
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this .ectlon." -
col ~ A. sTAuRrrs I'D Illinois Volunteers. having
arted 10 these obedience orders from
Ieadouarters Military Division West Mssisspp;, Is hereby
appointed Assistant Provost MarshaOenera, and 10 placed
charge OF this enrolment.
BY command ofMlj. Gen. HURLBur.
GEORGE u. DRAKE. MAJOR and Aot.-Ad Gen.
CHupE HARoLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

SHOOTING AFrRAY.-Early yesterday morn
ing Peter Boyle and Thomas Murphy quarrelled IN
Fnythirdst.. near Talrd-ayc Murphy finally fred
three shots at his opponent two Of them taking effect
one in the left arm and the other IN the hp He then
lied pursued By Capt. Hartt II the Nineteenth Pre-
ciact, but managed to make his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

The Union Convention of the Fourth Con
gresons Distrio. met on Saturday night at the Filth
Ward Hotel and nominated as their representative in
Congress Mr. CAROIN O'BRIES BRYANT. The nomi-
nee accented the nomination and defred his position
"A that of War Democrat and who fully Endorsed
the coarse OF Vie Resent AdniaistTat.Ga-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
~ Mnrnr. Ildernrn md o. nonaIiu of "a

FATALLY IYJURED.-Thomas dunn, a long
shoreman while intoxicated, on Tuesdoy morning fell
down stairs at his residence. corner OF Water and
Roosevelt streets and broke his neck. Deceased was II
native OF Ireland, aged - years. Coroner Nsuiasann
held an inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
SBIpwRECK AND Loss OF

SHIPWRLCk AND IOSS OF LIFL.-TldSr hI-iT'
while the schooner Obatara. o. kockland, Ne, was
passing through the Sound, of MoItauk. she sprung
went DOM carving with her four Of her crew. Her
captain and principal owner j. l.. Ja-cson, and one
seaman succeeded in getting into tie rigging, and
hi tie steamer Empire State came along. when h.
tier shouts they arrested the attention u Capt BIs
ton who ediateiy stopped bis steamer sad seat the
boot under command If the CHIEF nate james johnson.
and took them of aud brought then board The steam
or, where they were kindly cared for. 4 subscription
was started on board the boat AID about hundred
dollars raised for them 70 wneh some of the Ma
sons OF this civ have added fifty dollars more. The fol
lowing gentlemen were active IL nnistering 10 the
comfort O, the rescued men on board the boat and in
ra sing money far them W. i. Davis Brooklyn, N T.;
Richard Martin, Brooklyn n. Y; Albert Webster,
Boston; r B. Forbes. Boston; 3. W. Riggs, Bermuda;
| Il. Wade, Lynn; Mr. Talbot. Boston; Mr.. Gregory,
Boston; and Capt. Il. L. Brsyton and W. Channel OF
the Empire State. Boston Journal Saturcsy.
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wrd Xxx. Dist H.. John V. Gridry.
Which were 6led by ballot By the following uAn-d;
Ward NNi....Ds,. ...G.orse {. Howell.
Wsri NN....Dis, 7....Chsrie- u Hns'cd
MAri NX....Dist IL. David Nc Adam.

Ward xyl... DIST. 3...G-or.e {; hewel
Wud NN....Dls,. CHARTS. b. Hn.'ed
WAri NX....Dia. IL. David McAasn.
BILLS.
Bills o. the following canned fo- labor snd materials fos the
IB " W Cornell Co. iron per contract % !ll !!
Ess'chcscs Qnssry Co., marble, a. per eorlfAes''.. 81
WIN. Jones, plumbing. -
vhich referred ths special 0onini-'tee on ne"
Bin OF Charlie. s,ss amounting 70 SCI 80 for seals 'nd
Whish = licsrd . The COMMITTEES PIinus aud s,i
Bii Y John Gridy ss e.iendas and copying seVeah
Wrd Tar book
EI.endns ........"................'.'.Se
,ci TO- IN. Committee Gu kaaus rs1es
Bill Of Vim Jones, amounting to 80 o. i0f p'l0Ds '
Which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Ciyn coa-'s
Bill Of William Jones, amounting to g " Tor fepsN' ~
WheS va releed 10 tie couuiii,e on County osicers
REQUIsITl0S.
Sneci. SESSIONS T.. repai!. % rooms Of that Court
" lich rosrsed the Committee Oh Criminal 1oa'
aud Poke.
REPORTS.
Tie Special Committee New Court house prescribed 'he
Risi rhsi tn bas Of the folowin. named. for mate
rails &C. furnished construction OF New county No1ft-
house. be oudiied ami lowed iohoWs. 80,
h. W ". CcIIs Co. iron, as per contract. ~--'A q
Esst hester Ousry Company, maroe - per con- ~, >,
tr9ct.: SiS IN
Nul. Jones, ptno 80
and piid BY The Comptroller fcom appropriation oF No"
sluciioE % New Comfy Cocrt house.
Which vas ilo pied ~ the follow ing vote . ..
Afnliyeslreixi.ors Blunt Davis, Little Roche saooA'
MOTIONS.
supery, Rocag moved hst when the Board adjourn Il
DO 80 to lue.day November l. at o'clock P m
sspsi,or ROOFS moved tia, she Board % adjourn
Witch a c5rlol. ,.,
WheTcgp,u tie President decllrcd tst 'ne boao ''''
JOS. 3. YOUNG. Clerk.
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,,,,,. ,,o.r ar ,ne,Po.t.On,c..

For Ores, Britain and the Continent b. steam
Scotia. Wednesday, Nov. 2...............,... m
day Nov u
For E4vs1s by steamer Mattnza IngEscay nov. y m
For South Pacific and Central America, by steamer
North Thursday Nov 3.................. 10. M
For Europe by steamer Belgian Thurdsy, Noy. H.
For California, Oregon. Washington Territory and
ssnd~ ich Islands. By the overland rou.e, daily
(sanday, excepted, N. md u p. m
North Mail tia Hudson River x. Il. through Mai
aud or Peekski and Hudson. ......3 NJ and o. IN.
North Mail Way Nail Except Pcekskl and Hud
o. III and p. M.
East Mail iva New Haven X. r. )..5 q. and 81 p ~
Easf Msii New Haven Wavt......n 2 % and 1t
E.s, Mail via Newport aud al Ryeri.........
South Msil.................5 n.,f ard ioi p ~.
Ems Railroad Mail.. a. m and " p w.
Erie Railroad sis Nv syl...-........-9 g. Ia ana p m-
New Yosk Central Railroad MA...............'. p N.
Long Is 40 Hll. y u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

FATALLY INJURED. Coroner Widey on Mon
day held an inquest No. q Pellst, tho body OF
Henry AlcCleary, native of Ireland aged % wears.
who died from injuries received few days since by
falling backward in "a stable in RoOseveli.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

NATUEALIzATroN.- are told that the Su-
peiior Court has naiurazed about Oo and the Com
non Pleas about 1900 persons within TIE past mouth.
We on these figures considerably low ii
NAV ndgo from the time occupied and the crowds IN at
tendance.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
hoard Of Supervisors.

STATED SEssioS. MONDAY. o.. 4. lst
OyvrcrAr }" eso-k a n. ,
The Bo-si pursuant to adjournment "a their Chamber
10 L. City Ia.
Pfes,r,-Wllsn " Tweed esd, Preiicn;' IN the chair
and the foi'9S!a lnegsbefs:
slpcryisrs Blunt Davis Lite, Roche, Shook Smith and
SrtTaft-a -
snprvcr Roche moved ,ha; the reading Of Tie Minutes Of
IL asi ne, ting BE- espeased with
Which 49, 81 lied
IysPrcTofs AID GYMNASTICS OF ELECTION.
Tie p. dent ed that me ~, business IN otts,
would be H. selecting 81 nspec.ors and CsnvssseEs Of Eise
iiol Tor the en-. Ing year.
suervis1rs o-he and Sr,i'h appointed Teilers
The Boli proceeded ballot and The following were o.
le tad:
lie Iifs. sni secofi Words were rostPoEel
THIRD WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Spp Rises.s:D Sun sets.....4Jai Noon Se,s.. IN
EIGB
Sandy Hook. 9:tI G0y. Island. lOi2 Hell osr'.is"
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;. r.l.nd M,nn s Nlrcel. rep,p..rad. J.,a,ic,.
Traxrlrr,, Guide.

r, .Ibaav bv Hsdsou X r.. % MATren-s' So
a. m L H. 80 -. 10 20 2. H. sunday Uah
from Sth. - = !. 4 Id
10 A'o..! os r'- .sI ~ -, -, 49, .....
To Aibauy. ,osrs'~s Hotel Dock. West PONY
sw0cfsh Polshkeep-ie khnebrck, U.s.
ani flud.aa BY s'eamrrs Dun'l Drew and -
bard leaving Dcsbro~-rs-st landing Al sVtksi.ls "-
To Bsiinaore by ihe NswJrrscy 4. r.. foot ~
n1Snishs 1897
To Bostoa. by New LONDON Inc. Tier ~ y =,
aud ssona gton liuc Pier 10 y. r.. dai y l>wndp -,
excepted. 49, - ~
S-iS., ssa th ,v .......sa M ,nS 800 p.
To Boston. BY New Haven r. r., lIiA-st- sad Hs' -
sv via Shore Line ia sud p ~ >griay-... o'"p ~
40 SaS,S ara ios M ani % ?.
To Bridgeport. BY s'csincr bridgeport, NOM i'NN a. -
Sip H. X. ouy............... .s...''.''...''.. -
To (ree3purt. i>p. Fire Island. snd oihcs ftsof-s ,"
Lons sans IN 10y, ~ - R..ss M and -
To Lonx Branch by Rsrisn snt p~nw.fr psS
r. r. va steamer Jesse hoyt foot - NufpF
-, daily Il -. s -. - s,e,ra
,e,v, pees slip ..........,si ani II n
10 Nes h.'en ~ iis III B $50. ST. aai s.c p
To Co-nwau. Mesi Point Newoi l-h foi.hArrp g
and Rotdont. bv steamer MtrN Powell rsyes JAY ,
s. aldin. Gsly............... ............... -
TIE M y n md q "a. sunday train soo
To the West, BY Ceatrsl Railroad o. Ne"'Jsts"l'
I pi,r ? \. K. A. II m. snd i'oo p m sun ~. -
~ y -
u !ihii,i \. pm, by Sew-J Jersey Railfoid loot %
soiI,,o ,, si '' s,"asy 500
10 Washington. by New-Jersey X X loot 81
! Cosrtland,st. and 10 .. w., y p M and u
midnight. Sunday 80 y "
Fox further information IN regard 10 haiiosh i's '~'''
I see advertisements another part OF this papeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
Of the Geicers and Crew OF the
Steamship goanoile.

The schooner Hound from Bermuda, after sn
unusually boserous passage arrived yesterday morning
and anchored of the Battery with the officers end crew Of
the captured steamer Roanoke Mr. +. L. havley' the
purser Of the shin, furnishes with the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
Casualties.

The following is the list ofkilled in the Second
Division GRovrR's) Nineteenth Army Corps in the
engagement of Oct 10 1864, AT Cedar Creek Virginia;
FIRST MAINE BATTERY.
First Lieut. John t. Morton. John Johnson
Tsr.e Rob,u
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-25
LIME,

Lime will descend as far as tho earth is
pulverized and it should, therefore, be
placed on the top Of tho ground When
land has been lined for number of years
subsoil ploughing is as good as a new
coat of lime, as it brings it up again to
the surface. Eighteen per cent. Of the
leaves and bark of the apple orchards con.
sumo a vas, amount Of this mineral, and
unless it is often replaced, the orchard
must suffer for the want of it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-25
WHITE BEANS,

This crop ought to be moro generally
cultivated by farmers. The small variety
or army bean, is in great demand for our
troops, and is worth at least $3.50 per
bushel at wholesale. They should be sown
in drills about % feet apart, at tho rate
Of at leass bsshel to an acre. Sow from
the 10th to the 25th of May. Fifty bush
els to the acre are known to have been
raised. They are safe crop to grow be.
tween the rows in young apple orchard'
and always leave the ground in fine con-
'dition. Let every farmer resolve to have
at least one acre this season.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-25
INDIAN BOILEDPUDDING

Making stiff batter by stirring Indian
meal into quart Of boiling milk or water.
Then stir in two table-spoonfuls Of flour,
three Of sugar, half o spoonful of ginger.
or two tea-spoonfuls of cinnamon, and
two tea.spoonfuls Of salt. If anything ex.
ira is required, add two or three eggs wei
beaten, but they can be dispensed with
and some add a little chopped suot Such
puddings require long boiling. They
will be good in three or four hours, but
better from being boiled five or six, and
somo give boiling Of eight or nine. They
require good sauce at eating,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-25
AGRICULTURAL.

ARMERs who make the most rapid i'm
ppyement in husbandry, are likely to be
those who read most on the subject Of their
vocation. For The man who reads little,
no matter what his vocation is, will be
likely to think little, and act with reference
to tradition received from former genera.
,ions, or else in imitation of what is going
on about him. There is always hope Of a
man who loves reading, study and reAec.
ton,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-06-25
TINWARE & STOVE SHOP.

TUE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
a and customers thai he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establishment and the concern wills
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
- lie has just received and offers for sale, the larry
.AfS2 est and most extensive assortment Of FANCY
ey.tga STON ES ever introduced into this market
~ His stock consists of complete assortment Of
he best Cooking and parlor stoves in the market tOgeth
er with stove Fixtures Of every description, oven aud
Box stoves, Radiators, Cylmdar Stoves, Cast Iron Air.
Tight stoves, Cannon stoves, &c, &c. Siovcppe and
rinwarc constantly ON hand aud manufactured order
All kinds OF repairing done, usual on short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new cusiom"rS
peCtfnlly solicited. A. VI. RUPERT.
BloumsbIrg, November 3D. lsG0-tC
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DUCNI'

For weakness arising from Exscssps, habits NJ nd
sipatiOa, Early ndsCrction OF Abuses, attended Wr
the following symptoms w
Indi .pOsitiOn to EGCriOD Loss Of l0ur
Loss of Memory, Difficulty OF Erralh
Weak Nerves, TrcMllg j
Horror of Disease, Pain in tn In
Universal Lnssitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Eruptiuns CT the fas
Dryncss Of the skin, Flushing of the H.
Pallid COuntGnance.
These symptoms if allowed to 90 on which Oh
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
iMPoTESCY FTuIrY, EpILEprIC lrTr,
In one Of which the Patient may require
Who can say that they are not frequently follow
by those "Dirrful Diseases"
"lNSANiTN AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause of their tullcIng
none will confess the records Of the lnSHnr A.lhm|
And melancholy deaths hy Consumption bcar aMg
witness to the truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once effected with organic wrikuh
requires the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and lm
OIate the system, which iicmhOld's Extract Bu,m
yafiaby does. 4 tra will convince the most SIX lllC