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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-23
-ssa The Atlanta (Ga.) appeal, in o

-ssaThe Atlanta (Ga.) Appeal, in an
article oa the prospect Of peace, giveA
credit TO the Northern supporters af re-
beIion, as follows:
Whilst we may look with some degree
of confidence to the people of the North.
driven to despair by the memory Of their
countless dead, and the bankruptcy ard
utter ruin which now stare them 10 the
face, to dethrone The tyrant and put =
stop to the further progress Of the war,
we must not stay nor lessen our OWL eff
forts to bring about that consuinmation'
SO leyoutIy to be wished. Every sue.
cessful blow we strike is SO much bono
aud muscle to the arm which under the
training of Long, Harris, Voorhees, and
Falland CHAM, is preparing to strike At
the North.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-23

above aid to any families or persons liv-
ing ont of Cedar county.
And be it further
Ecsolced, That none Of such families
shall receive such aid from this county,
after they shall havo received their back
pay aud bounty. or shalt have received a
pension from the Jnitea States, when
their husbands have died in said service,
nor shall any of such persons receive
said aid that have received bounty
from said county as volunteer in the 100
days service.
And be it further
Rcso'rea, That all resolutions and parts
of resolutions heretofore passed giving
aid tc families Of volunteers, be and the
same are hereby roscindcd.
Mr.. McClain presented tho following
report, which was on motion accepted:
To The Board of Supervisors:
Your committee, appointed to examine
assessors books with regard to errors,
omissions, &c, beg leave to report the
following notes taken when examining
said books:
Springlac-No assessment Of farming
utensils; totals not all carried forward
lnIand-Name Of township clerk omit
ted.
Center-No certificate Of clerk or
assessor.
Sugar Crcck-No certificate cf clerk
or assessor.
Dayton-No certificate of clerk
Lwa-Namo ct clerk omitted.
Pioneer-No certificate Of ,itL.er clerk
or asscsso. The given name, Grst, hence
no alphabetical order.
Cass-No certificate Of clerk.
Pennington First name given first,
hence no a lphabetical order.
Springtieil-Summary in pencil. To,
tals only PARTIALLY into summary.
Your committee also find errors in the
cootugs of several Of the booFs.
WM McCLAIN, Chm.
Mr. Rodgers offered the following res
olution, which was on motion adopted:
Reso'ccd, That the Board Of Supervi.
sors of Cedar county will pay the sum Of
-, ~ for each wolf that may to killed in
said county after the 4th day Of July,
1864, in accordance with acts Of the 10th
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa.
The committee on Finance reported
by presenting list Of claims, showing
the amount claimed and the amount al
lowed
Mr., VIM Mason was on motion czcns.
cd from further attcud4ucc during this
session
| The committee on bridging Cedar Riv.
or have, at a meeting this dnv, agreed to
meet at Rochester on Friday, Aug 2Gth
at S a. IN to examine sites.
=, an motinn of Mr. Huff the Board ad
clock
THURSDAY, JUNE y.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
mcnt. GA calling the roll, quorum was
| found present, and the Board proceeded
to business. The proceedings of ycstcr.
day were read and approved.
/ 4 petition was presented from .'ohn
! II. Bjrely asking an abatement Of taxes
fer 1861 on bis property destroyed by
! fire. Referred to committee on Taxa
ton.
The following resolution was ofi"red by
Mr.. Cover, and on motion adopted:
Rrso'r"d, That we cause to be record
cd in our minutes the total amount o
personal property Of each township a
assessed, the amount as e1ualized, tn
charges made hv the assessors, and thei
due when equaiizod.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-23

The citizens of Philadelphia have pre-.
sented Mrs. Gen. Mead 40 elegant house
and furniture.
The steam engines OF Englsnd do the
work of eighty millions Of horses and
four hundred millions of men.
When fashionable women, in full dress,
protest against "silk ATTIRE" it isTrsstJ
much like Satan reprovirs sip.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-23
BRoVNLow ON TIE RICHMOND Who

BKUN NLOW UN TIE NICHMUND W HlU.
In speaking of this journal tho writer
Ct the Rebel VemIator says:
Why the editor Of the Richmond or
gan shoa'a be angry with Lincoln, we
are a. loss to know. Lincoln's e,nanci.
patton proclamation liberatcs half.a doz:
en- Of that editors children, whose sew
cral mothers are American ladies Of At
rican descent! Lincoln should be looked
upon by that editor, and thousands Of
other Southern parents, as q benefactor.
He is setting their mixed blood of. .pring
at liberty, thing that they could not do
as they are slaves, and many Of their IA.
thcrs-this Richmond editor among the
rcst-are not able to purchase their frec>
dom
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-23

To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors:
Whereas, | some time previous to this
drew some two hundred dollars of the
School Fund and gave a note and mort
gage and bond on eighty acres of my land
situated in MassiIon township, therefore
wish you to release the south east fourth
of the south west quarter Of section 80,
township 50, range west, upon the pay.
meat Of such sum as you may direct.
Respectfully,
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Projected Quarantine Reform.

Yesterday afternoon m eycuTe'on was made
ao~n the BY for quarantine purposes. Starting from
Che quarantine Offices on Staten Island the party
pcmpNed Of several State Senator's including COIarns
ooners Of Quarantine certain judges Of the Supreme
Cont Of the legal gentlemen, official aud nom
aiicial. OF New NOrs Or. Kirkland ex Health Officer
a. Nassau GF. ID. +. Marshall military stOTekeeper al
Srovkiyb end number Of o,os Invited 10 oi III the
1xcmsloL with DIR. J. Swinburnn late Of Albany. the
1eath Officer stationed staten Isiand. The object Of
so orcuruof wss precisely ~ fsnlri1e q certain pOr
Won 81 the company with the sa0lcct Of quarantine,
eJessiory 10 the reass,mnng III The Legislature. 10
hca lis N contemplation then 10 present report On
Vac sane m'ect.
. Daring the hours which were TINS consumed, DIR.
'" nohak made the following address:
Ai~ lhe burning or the residence ~ the Health ON
"a 'ss' That official resided out ~ the grounds and
NaVslauy incoayenieuced by this and suncry other
teNss "e Legislature inied to appoint In accnrdarce
tu nc nav on 1905, cGgtodgDs OF the Quarantine Es-
lhns leaving not only the Whole burden OF
no -ifalh department. bat also all TIE responsibility vi
~ Hnshciti arrangements upOn the Heath Ohcef.
80, ound thingt IL the date OF my appointments ia
fato" tst-nOt fence, no, inhababe building no
'NNk whore steam or any other boat could be landed
% secured even the boots used Tor boarding purposes
seis GA dilapidatod and seless. On entering upon
z. dutee received verbal instructions from senators
~ ehee Tho reserved grounds mad fit up the buding
thnu "Len inc Commissioners Of Quarntne were ap-
RDnttd the. approved Of the work which then In prog
Sts las snce been continued under their direction.
: nc Lana Commissioners also visited the grounds
-ulihg tue funuIer and approved or the work
t'Httmcn. th0se OF you wno are familiar with
Elo manner ~ wLloh The sick were
Carried 10 Wards Island aud Biackveifs Island. Ia
open yswi bOats viii not question The necessity OF ha,
.nH stesu pOpblar 10 convey them IN hunnBe man
her. 1beD. too The hospital slip Falcon oh
eai II xeI. aud wogla. Longer Uae have boon even
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anse,s from BniIe~'s Army.

c,.-ls Dispatch TO The y. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Oct. l2-ie p. IN.
The following has just been received:
HpoRs Army OF TIE JANIS !
MAR RICHMOND, Monday. Oct. 10. l5,A.
Unbrcsea quiet hes prevailed on tie entire lines OF
LIS army TO-DAY, except that the enemy has been unrsn'
civ active in sheng our works at Dutch Gap-with-
,3t efoot. however
Ia. upward Of an hour. late this afternoon, heavy
annonadng hos been heard in the direction Of Peters
burg. We are not apprised what II amounted TO-
Last nigh. two Richmond Confederate Government
sficeIs ore clerk in the Second Auditors. end me
,..hsr in the Comptroers Office, came into our hnes
,,ith their uuskets after being relieved from picket
eia.y, and have had proraeted interview Win Gen
Butler since their arrival
Work g, Dutch Gap 10 progressing favoraby
i T.. G.
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MARRIED.

IUSH-HUTCHrNSON-At the residence Of the brides
father Spring Valley, Rooknud County, New YORK on
Wednesday, Oct 10 by the Rev. j. X. rock H. Mortnei
Brush, NJ d. OF New'Yok City, Annie only daughter OF
Ira Hutchinson, esq
CLARK-wATsONin Jersey City .. the residence Of ihe
brides father No. 2l3 south Third street by the Rev.
Wheeloek II. Parmly MIR. Samuel L. Clara " bliss Clais
il. Watson both of Jersey City.
FOOTE-HAwLEy-In the Congregational Church, Brook
field Conn. "wednesday Oct J, by The Rev. Z. H. ho'
lister assisted by the Rev w. +. Anne Of NowtCwn Henry
l. foote OF New York Jennie NJ youngest daughter o.;
BenJsrain Hawlry. esq, Of BroOkheld
KEELER-PIAZZA-On WEDNESDAY Oct. 70, by the Rev.
Milton Badger. DID, Charles a. k,ele 10 Bertha H. eldest
daughter Of Charles Ii. Pitzxa eco al OF tins city NO
cards.
PRYHR-HFGEMAN-On "Wednesday. Oct. H. ythc Rev
Alexander r. Thompson, John Il. Fryer TO Anna W.,
daughter Of John Iieseuan, sll Of this city
WECIS-pERRy--On Wsdnos dsy Oct IL. by the Rev Dr.
Osood Frederic s. Wells to Joss phine daghtsf OF Samuel
Perry. eng. all Of this city.
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DIX -.

CHgESEBlOUoH-On "Wednesday. Oct. II. sfer = brief
ln"ss. frnci. Cheesebonsh brother 81 ,he ats io,l
Chc.'brosEh a-rs ,s years norh' and ID diy' snI'"
The fends Tho lfny ard neser. q wa.hns;on frS.'
pct Tempe Of Honor No. s. ca eionsn Division No 81
and the Masonic rteFaiy sensry are lnyned 20 aver
Lis fnnrTs orn 81 late fesiicror No io' lof> snse''
Br ,oklyn, on Friday, Oct. u. al o'clock.
COOPER-in williamson, Wiyns County hew'to on the
2ld q September griffith v. Cooprri .grd . yrar'
tie cife-r q. : navy Ia the War Of lsi' AMI
COMMANDED fanhoss daring The hsn or Lons l'iana soHi
b.tv ots ard the British slps Msdstorr snd syiph
Ars the he resigned nis couns.ion .murhecg puae'
principles and hecsme preacher q N. sooy o. te"a..
No withdrawing Ia sr,ns ami slavery principles lie re-
r.alned an Glire non resistant I'll bis eca1l
CocKon Fourth day essnng the l'h in'i iiar yong.
rst child Of Esnshla AID Hamlet III. Cox, sgcd year,
T rena. 81 re il, ,r- r,apectfly Invited attend the
fr-rAi rrs'drnco Of her ps,ri. No 20 Lornr'n
Sixth FAY afternoon tie l''h ins' At ciocN,
The remains vii bs ,ot"n 20 'aippiprt "nes 's
Seventh day nIoruirs
CRrSsTFp-At EHz.b~th CITY Y J.. T~.day. Oct. II.
Et,osih wife q sisphsn H. cs''sa .s 20 s ,.,s
this furral s lay thur lsv) At ifora her Lite reel.
deuce TO. 10 Magnolia tt.cet
yACKlF-On Tursdsy. Oc.. t. ser long and painful u
| Zee, Johu ;. Make. .
III l,ls. aid nsnd' and the fd-ad, q d. sister. Ms
orc repeatedly invited 10 attend BIS l.uef from his ste
Ic.i-Hco. Noc, East Z .h .sccL % lhafsdsy .efoon'
the 18th lost. a. . o'oloci
MipDLETOS-krd =, the .ioinias Of G, sJiu, Farm on
srp. - Lieut. b-l ala +. Middleton, 'onoi b. r. .i.dd.e
tea = brooklyn ,
U q
Lodyr Ne 10 nd l. 81 li.o tho rnerbcr q lie hrook
rn tifh - y. :. NJ. and uisberf o. the laJh " l. w.
nrr - c.f- invited si'rnj b.. fuHer v.rlo1i rthoi
v aiion .' -tr-. VI. T.. Church lu'ton avenre
ifo9ki d, fr!1.y. tns iith lu.i-, "A p. ui
sTILEs-syn Tsr,iiy the nth l.f. saer shor, Tines.
frrI-nrs Augu.,- Syssom, vii! 4 Atd.ew b. srs, ~
| thc AIT y-af 90 btf -,
Tie ,si,sc. aad friend. srr l~ry-ciy invited % attend tie
funeral ffoIa 81 rsas " r. Oh fa. 81 th avrn ie
,na I'd street, on IhuI'o4., tao Ith Inst a 4 T. A''
sRfDIOnE-On wrt-t'isy o. D., Helen Con-. g. -,
e. WI IAN A. s.imofu. AMI daughter ~ the ate Col b. IL
| ti0cEl-fa
Tie fei,f!v ..-i rs % fhs fr - respectfully hv ID
g. <fs aeFa from IA. reieaee o. her mother. Ns
r. 4. Hoesisni. tasAia l.. L. on Fglas, a.tesneon a
oclcst.
TlMOLAr-N Winches'sr. Vs.. Hep,. =; fom wound. re
c.i,st tie battle in a.. Shenandoah ali'y On TIE 49,
Lsrtsri Hsurr s-rel@eH 1iusa'si n aanFs'', o. l''
Efhrl~ut Now laIs ollnts'r 2 ~ Z u y'fls-
The f.s..srs els - nj. o. Ar Aly ciFr- o. the lS!s
Regiment ksv iors Ioisntscra rrt alec IN" mem o" .
OF the seventh Rrdr.n, National ogtrd a.. Invited &
stierd ~. inrfs from the r--rr 81 rs brother IN ~
C.orso W. Lea No. ifJ cat "a street on Thursday U, ,
H. l! o'clock Tie Trrlaits r be .'Ecn 20 JrfenTood
WOODHULf--On Tu~.ily Oct. n ai Wiing River Lous
Afd so.a Hlscf " ouda 70. aS,d 20 e.Ei and nioniis
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

A BOARDING .BoUsE IBIgP.-On Monday last
Detective Slowey arrested Mary Weaver, alias. Mrs
Webb q notorious board Ing house thief Her mode VI
oDsrang was 20 engage board stay In the house day
or two and then leave taking with hcl anything VI
yape she could conveniently carry of She was taken
a,nina,im, by Justice Mansield. A full description
81 her vss published In The Tribune at tho time OF the
arrest and since then the following persons have called
a. tbs Police Court identified her and certified to tho
NJ her steang the following articles valued Mt the
c'J,owlne amounts Mira. Emma A. Taylor. NO. ~
second Az. s9O5. Mrs. Mary ketoc. GrecnwieL-st.
2,cs. MIA sarah Wooster No PAL East Broadway,
siS, Wrs MARY Hntchlnson. No. 40 Eigbib-av" sl2
Ieye,J ther complaints are pending against her. She
VIII be held for examination by the magistrate Tor some
days ser end M Peoas who my have snmorra fo ~
Expectations 81 Similar cbracbr nfo feucbte" W
call anu ideAt.ly the CcgUioas
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zhe p,nn~yIvan'a Y:siiiara Tonrnumsns
a.sTEAT or DUDLEY GAvAEAGH BY THE CHAM
plOy or TIE KEYSTONE SlAIt.

a.STEAT or DUDLEY 6AyAEAGH BY THt CHAM
PiOy or THE KEYSTONE STATE.
Ths billiard tournament, which hos lasted
sAruugbou tie .asl week, ia Philadelphia wss appro-
grs,ey brovebt % concnsion Oh Tuesday night by
grand match q thousand points ~ between -disy
favsaagh the billiard champion Of the United staies.
ard Victor Es'spAe. tie champion o. Pen2ay'ania.
,ie contest excited the greatest Interest and TIE han
ss crowded "a every part with deeply iniereaied spec
atom. E.tephc toof conrn8ndug Iced az the start.
giiying ~ith extraordinary skin. mud making runS
%ngsuaiy large, including Of 80 tho areest on
fscor 40 Billiards where the pcsa shot "a haired. nc
gnany tue match by ths large majority OF 4'd
points in ITO enme Of .oOup Tic victor dcscrv-
&ly appauded on lis decisive and we may truly Soy
unexpected victory 4, The termination Of ie game
o PHILADELPHIA gentleman pfescnt offered 10 match
s.sleuogh play similar gaae Of l.oD0 points aud
tscuM stakc $500 To $40 on tho latter Winning.
Ehls challenoe eiciled no rcs, ,on-o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
Business Notices.
HUBBEL's GOLDEN BITTERs.


PURELY VEGETABLE TONIC,
Invigcrsting and Strengthening.
Fer6es tho SYSTEM sins. tho evi sdects Of unwhossos
VIII cur Dyspepsis.
VII cure Weakness
WIN curc 6-neIsl Debility.
VIII cure Heartburn.
WI cure Headache
VIII cure Liver Complaint,
win excite snd cseats heal,iy apostle
win pysorate tie organs Of dis,on aud modersieiy In
crease the emra,ue the body and force the circulation
setting In fact, as general c5oborsnt c; the sysen contain
ing no poisonous diugs and 10
TEE Brsr Tosic BIrrrR' 10 the WoRLo
A fair tIa l. earnestly solicited
Gao. C. HupsxL |. Co. rroPricor,.
HUDSON, ST.
Central Depot. Amer o,n ESprea. buidnL
No - BDpsos IT. Sxw-iogK.
u For sale by Druggist. GroceT'.se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

90, II i,seyeI viii g, twothirds for Lincoln Win
tos ,ome Governor set the exdmple and iend commits
,.rs so that the vote for the Union shall % swelled.
SOLDIERS COMPLAINTS, DC.
,,w.York soldiers complain that they can
~ o,tsnton 10 their wants at the State Relief
~,,x here. The for this H. that the agent.
North dovotes his time to clcctoneering for Nc
,,,,sn. Soldiers say they cannot get Lincoln ballot
s,n,o .npicstion is made. but that documents filed
s,,h The grossest sbuse Of the Administration are
handed them to circulate.
SUDDEN DEATH.
sr Mott, from New-York, appointed By
A. rnor Seymour, Commissioner to collect soldiers
died here at the Avenue House last night. He
out and well at o'clock, ?. m.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Oct. IL, 1864.
10 subscriptions to the Seven Thirty loan for the
two days. reported 10 the Treasury Department,
. mt 10 $4,000.
g a GALLANT OFFICER.
( Mai. John c. Wright, 5lSt Regiment, N.f.V.,
hrtes from Petersburg Oct .. that he and the officers
N The same regiment captured with him on Sep|
30 are well. The other officers are Capt whitman
tieuts. Ackcrson, waldron. Caldwell Sims fooe!
s;arsrry. Murden. Gwenneneyer, Loaghrah' "n''
Z and Hoyne. Ideuts. Butler and FARMER "ere
/; unded. Lieut. Hatch was wounded. A large num-
y ofmen were killed or wounded.
The whole community VIII sympa1hi1e WIN M'9'
Grigh, in his captivity. He has been through thirty
we battles and now by the fortunes OF var las fallen
the bends of the enemy. 1t will be one consolation
b. IN. however that high promotion awaits his return
o. rev ard Tor his gallantry aud daring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

A GREAT SHEEP sHow.-It is proposed BY
The Nev-York Sheep Growers Association 70 hold
grand far about the middle of May 10 compete for
przcs and exhibi. breeds and qualities and 20 buy Grd
sell stock CaDandagns Is proposed ~ the place to
hold The fair III il really TO be fair in the true ac
ceptson OF the word Albany Is better point than any
one west Oft es sieepbreedefs Of yerAonl and her
New England States would bring stock 10 Albany. and
IL would be more convenient for buyers.
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Gov. ASDEEw's scHooLnoUsE.--A cOrreapon.

dent Of II. Bc'on Treascrjp'. In WindhaIn. says
Ere broke OFT IN the shoethop Of james smith. in
Windham on Sunday night last. destroying the luild
lne eni I'll itr cOitcnis. No insurancc-,oss ehont
500 The IN ding VA. pat mp by Jon than Andrew.
OF this town Tor q ..DGy Dom in which hls tTo sums
undcr the care Of private teacher were Itied Tor tho
scsde.ny, 81 whom now holds the oihce OF Gov
nor OF Massachusetts, Since thai time ihe old schop-
roam has een moved 70 Thirteen dihent placos-hisi
used a. d SciODrooB then confectionery store, then
gIog shop then ACC for stosng appe. tJeh st'e.
rom for The sHck business and 80 or being u.d at
each vice. fra different puTpse- Twice Aas 10 been
out Vi .Own and Iyice returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

An Extraordinary Restoration If sighf.-<.
L.wrenoe Crsnna Of No. l3 Eat 56h.s, SewYork City.
have suffering bndnesr OF the In for CO.
siderable pc.iod III. eye continually In sats ofsces
ina nation from which the good eye became affected snA
indeed my general health greatly injured by t. Hesrna
Of Dr. Elnbergs greet reputation ard every ono ssH
nine w.s hopeless case called the Doctor, who, ahes
examining NO. undertook ny case and within foashsk
found myself .luos completely cured 1t Is no" amonts
since placed mysey under Dr. Ven Esenbsrss treatueut
~. happy be abc het the Inflammation l. entirely
gone. 20 that perfectly with both sddsdto wh'ehs
am in good heabs blessing have enjoyed since ~
blind do con.cepouy and gratefully swear to the sbsvs
ss..aen Court Of Justice At the City Hal Of the City
New York the 10th d4y Of October 1864.
LAWRENCE GRESNA
Sworn before me t'hsto,h day Of October. 1894.
c. GODFREY GUSTHER, MsScs.
(rts C.snd Seal Of 'hel .t'-t. F.
{N.rNork Msyoray.) e..
Dr. Won ElSENBERG may be cousul,ed Oh the diseases
q the eve and for oAtsh, at the oce No $40
Bsosiwsy, y. Y.
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The Wnr in Tennessee.
CiAEksvnLE. TIM. wednesday. Oct. !

GAINESVILLE. TIM. Wednesday. Oct. 70, 1894.
Lieut.. Col. Weaver, with 20 cOlored troops,
syere attacked yesterday morning. five miles below
fort Nelson by 900 Rebels under Lient. Lowrey The
Rebels were whipped with the loss Of Lien' Lowscy
and CAPT. Gu-dy killed and - men Killed and wounded
Union loss, one Lieutenant end men killed. and
thar wounded.
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fAdvrnisemsnt.l

DAhvILiR Penn. June 9, 1862.
DIR. WIN. II. GREGG Dear Sir: In February,
le6l. was afflicted with sugar diabetes. and for five
months pissed more than two gallons of wster in
twenty four hours. Obliged to get up as often
ten or twelve tunes dur ing the night and In i've months
lost about fifty pounds in weight. During the month
Of july 1851 procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured, soon after reganing my usual good heath.
Yoms truly j. V. l.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN, No. Vi Cli1st,
and all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

The S0LpiEas' CHiLDREN.-A Fair for the
benefit ofthe Cnioa Hons and School for tho Eduoa-
ton and Maintenance ii TIE Children -four Volunteers
Will be held Ia II,ing Hail. beginning Oct. H. in aid
Of IT, the Thofpe Brothers, at Nihos. viii give the pro-
coed. OF Thursday and Saturday evening" entertain
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YICrORY An ALLATOOYA.

A. six O'Clock on Saturday evening, d.
rson Of tie ensmys force attacked our forces under
Gen Cc-.e ana after fighting nearly ill day. In the
evening the k0tcs hest ahasy retreat, leaving their
hos vital. ia our h0n1s including from 400 TO COO Rebels
Con Cof,e We wounded. Also several other prom.
ne,d officers The victory Wa, most complete, anu on.
ti-eiy s.iisiaetoi, 20 ouT military authorities
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An Inporfaut Reduction

IA, been mad. la tito p.ces gods. To conform -
m r-c-n, heavy decline In the value Of gold and exchs%
rren sv,sbe opportunity Tor our Customers 70 ssp-
p'y thcr want. TO the season.
we hove 10 and very choice ssscftnent on hand OF
FRENCH CHINA and ENGLISH STONE CHINA
GLASS WARE. BaOSZES. PARiAE CLOCKS, 'ASEA
SILVER and PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
ALso, f. r.
CHANDELIERS. LAMPS and GAS FIXTURES,
which We VIII oder favorable terms to bayerA
j.. V. HAU GHWOUT q CO.,
Noe isS. 400 ar BROADWAY. cor. Of BKooNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

TIE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AssOCh-
IIOE holds . meeting st Metropolitan Hall Nos 20
and % SIKH nyeane (oppo'lte 'thetrceD this evening
Col Eewkias and Messgs. waldo Hutohngs aud II
Everett Russell are to be- the speakers Seats -
served Tor lad er an example which would DO well to
follow In oil these local meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
pxlu. Atm 1HA
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

KIRKLAND, Bronson & Co.,
Msnuisc,u-rrs md Jobbers %
CLOTHING,
Is AID II NHAaBrHs sJREst
RETAIL
Nom their Lrrre
WHoiFsALE STOCK
SCIrs AND SrcLE GAEHES1s
Of Fv-,y D-.>ri?'ios
IauAL IL QuALrTr. STrLs Asp FIsBs
Ear BROADWAY ,Csros N0sK.
a. frees
FfPTY PFR CENT
Lru THAs Tuy sAs' coOps CAN Br
NApk TO OBDKk
dJ AID ~ CaA.gKfssrREir
OrrosITB Sks Co-sT HorsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

tAdvert.s-ment
JEFPRRs, 573 Broadway, is now prepared %
sell his Ladies' and Chdren's SHOES and Gents Pldin
and Fancy SLIPPERS at prices TO suit the times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13

SACRED Music CONFESSIONAL Conv0ntion,
the object ~ which il 70 adopt Standard OF Church
Music commences ter days session at TIC washing
ron squ.ie Methodist Episcopal Charoh. near suth
avenue on tho 18th iusi