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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
nuMoas. LxGIrEMEar. 80

Our city was full OF tho most exciting Iumnrs
At an early hour II was stated that news had
been received tO the siiret that General Wallace
hnd been defeated ut MonOeacy, unl that uen.
Tyler aud Col Seward, Of New York Nee prs-
onefe. little later, that Wallace was retreat
lug TO Baltimore, holly pursued by the enemy,
VINO were 4OOOO strong. About tho O'clock
that tue rebel. were within q mile Ana
three quarters Of Baltimore. About four o'clock.
that tho main column OF the rebels we're mutiur
On Washington, tearing up the track as they
went. About seseu o'clock, that a small portion
OF the rebel cOmmand had reached GuupuW,lt r
Bridge, on the Baltimore Railroad, and that the
structure was in flames that tue track apd
plling at Bush River WAS also to be burned. AT.
eight o'clock, that heavy firing had been heard
IN the rear Of the enemy, and that they were re -
tteHtng buck TO Virginia. Some declared tha.
Hunter had arrived and attacked, others that,
the I'd, 9th, and 9th Corps had come up, and
that the prospect WAS good, that all the mnrau D..
ders would be captured. Sons who prOfesse
to speak adVisedly, declared that Gen. .urang
had detached few from each Corps, aud sent
them 10 meet the euemies ltgious That Grant
retained snthcieut number to render him secure
in front OF Richmoud. These reports served to
cont oil public opinion in great measure, aud
people acted in accordance with the feelings en-
send lred thereby. The consequence WAS that
all returned to their homes aUoui ten o'clock,
save those who had either douned the suit Vi
olue, sr had enrolled their names for that pur-
pose, satlshed that their was no danger OF al in.
Saslon OF our State Of the destruction Of the Fed
sral e'pitol by the enemy. Ieo much credit
eannst DC given to our people for the prompt
manner IN which they responded to tho call Tor
troops for the emergency. It shows that de
tame patriotic spirit, that animated our fcIe-
tathera. still burns u the breasts OF ii, ir tnns
and thai they are willing to mako eyerv rr6ca
to ma.ntpin the Republic 10 her hour Of peril
MonDAY.
All day Monday, our streets presented an
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-04

suhsti,pte IN, tn, /, money ia . IA, il,
kind on the product. o, The coil such .
tax. II seem. to me- v,ll be attended With
yr,nt difficulties Her. tbe ,,,,,,no,
speaks AT cn.~uler.bl. nng,h on tho
bnrd.hin. Of tho S,a,e of}ieess heipc maid
In thi. ieprec,.srd n.ner
A plan should Il ,o-.,hl, he Devised
which eonld with reason.hle ce,,,,uty be
rel,eJ upon IN sn,nort hn,h N. ,;oy.rn
mept ofthe St.,e and the ipaio,pt ,epenj
>s- nj, ~o,A,.~, ard .vh,c, -, ,hs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-04

As ACr 70 PsoHIRIs DHALiSo !. ~,
Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amer.
lea do anat That no broker. ban.e, h.
dealer 10 exchange, or person concerned n
trade as q merchant ~ vcnder Of merchan
dize OF Any deecfifslon, OF any other per
son. except within tue lines Of the enemy
shsll buy sell. take. circulate OF in any man.
uer trade m any paper currency Of The Uni
ted otates Provided, that the purch,..
'cf postage .ssrnr~ shah not he corshM,3
a violation Of tins Act,
Ssc. That suy person violating ths
provision OF this Act, shall be suhiee, 1,
indictment and Prosecution IN the Cou.ei
crate Court holden for The district In which
tho otlou~ sss cssaattntl. aud shall upon
conviction, forfeit The amount so bonsl,
sold, circulated. or ased, OF u sum eoq,
thereto, al1 shall moreover be subjected
TO a fine Of hot more than twenty thousand
dollars. nor not less than i've hnnd--i, s,t
be- imprisoned not less than three month.
usr mote than three ysars. ut ,he discretion
OF the Court awi II sha 1 Ia the duty Of the
judges of the several Confederate Court.
to gave tbs Act specially IN charge to the
Grand Jury
S,c 3 That this Ac, shall not be con.
strued TO apply ,oany person acting III b.
half Of the government OF the Coneders,e
States, by special authority from the Pres
idenl or Any OF the heads OF Departments
Approved, Feb, 9th, 1854 49,. Richmond
a. Ilminsr.
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From the Charleston Mercury, sep, 27,h.
SifGE MArrsgs- FouR iluspkD AND
FoRrY slrru bAy The bonb.rtlm.ut of
the city yesterday was quite brisk From
a M 10 g p m. iorty seven shcll' were
thrown, aud alie, u,ghtiI, the firing be
c,ue still more rapid Battery Gregg al.
so fired lev shot. at Fort Sumter.
aigrt 'he Confederate Ulcers in Fo,tcr'.
hands were paced DO the sio. SAuy enc.o
surrs on Morris lsishd, there have been
seyeral additions 10 ,hHr number Yes
terday morning transport apparently
heavily laiu with nen, ,-rive,l ~ ne hr
md tAerc Is reason 10 heiirr~ th-t ssp
brought more prisoners Tor The "peu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-04

~ Col Z b. Hus.isB Ia. been lalr4
,.Iishly home. N soa-sqasaoe a. &c feS"s
ID earn. " sss.r. aoi,s.tie arit7noa., ln'ss
t. N. death Of hts fs,hsr pni one o. his
tsddr,r and iis filns,s " h.s elts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-04

~ We r, etsed ,as 'ull message Of his III
.slslcy t.ar. T.. AussAh. e the iSs..Asare
L., prescott In s.-.ios ., Au-tin, bat sUias per
.sn having parlon ,hs paper tias u la.,pa
.I.esflpt - nave c'n'sn,ea ourselves WIN
aasH,aln. .Jnap.s u IL coated. rom The
"a rs,tg4 Ners.
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Legislature mainly with fefcreuce to the
finances Treasury W asAn,s are rntei 50
lov that they will in ~ probability fail
TO accomplish the end designed They
are quoted a, his time at from eight to
ten cents an the dollar Before another
reSr.s~ sermon q The irfisiasnrr. nearly
Two miihop- OF these warrants will be
oa1stsulns AnLyet.f'oU present ind
cations not over zen cents on the dollar
NH Tx rrait.ci to inc 5 ate IN Inc ob,eets
proposed. The plan provided for keeping
up the vAne OF thee serrAnts il not
tended with the requisites and conditions
nee rssary to r,Ake s,ch ,Ian efficient
II would be NECESSARY III ordeF 10 make
-icceriai 10 preserving the credit OF the
5Aie, and to Keep up thu value OF iAsr'.
~ATruts, to satlay ID. public mind. m
advance. IA is the asnu,liy OF ~ sole ,bst
could be- controlled Tor the purpose nausSi
IN TIM IAN, aud a. TO the yer iods ai which
IT could be 80 employ consider that
rtp-lieuce has established that reese ~
" arrAHt- at the pr,-en, time, can only be
Kept up 81 )asi appreciation, by creating
''' '"'" h'"''A' W." ''''''""'
"ppf" 'A"'ibt 70 w An'osn' isss"i Inc
e'Rht per cent ~'""s no" ""'s'"''''hs On
winch tn. interest has been regularly
PAD e1crpt ''f rhort Pfied since ,he
LIST OF July last, are valued IN ih- market
at 20 cvnu un the dollar or less and yet
the ss has been observed 10 dlscharglng
the interest," on them. eHs Anai"as 70
Al Al. l..
carry ont Va ini tbe 's~ rcmffen TO- sua
arranged my plsn- am ma matte every
eh"r' 10 a"ro' III "d1 10 "ente 'ht ofto
u OF t9e STATE, anu 10 give 'Aue " lu'
warrants nollurihrn 10 ue issued manly
hr the support OF Tue dependents o. en-
GERS and soldiers 1hr -as The sole
means PROVIDED Tor lhe support ni th'
c'sh f"Fernnlco'' ara Tue eia~ OF ma"
gents aifeaos frerrtu 10 ana 10 hininish
ths rAine OF lhase ~Arrsn's wa OF toaf,-
10 dIunush Inc value OF the support
! b'se WARRANTS we're IN 'Acs 10 supply INT
place OF ne o. ,. nnir', oi when you an
trpAted me r'.sary would ue dcpf"cd
ot 40 svA'lish'c una. inr Tine, by the
ieri'isiion oi Congress upon The currency
Circumstances prevented me IRON car
ry'bF oi1 Inc pr"irlons "i thAt iAr oniy
N part In ceaHing TO execute Inc pl.n
which had inaagarAted save IN psfi'
yielded 10 Nha' / pri'Nrd al lut Time All
thug consider,d, the beat Tor sse country
On the Jlst % August t".t' there
~as 10 the treasury ~ .ss3'-as'ob eta
90 Con ydarait uoit' over The deuonhuh
hon OF ~ and s!,Obo OF Tie denornn"'
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NOTICE! TAX PAY ERS

I WILL s'll $40 600 in 4 per cent. ,ertih
! Gates fr r.w ISSUE, old issue, on D.
interest notes
Apply TO
Dr. u. W LAW RtS
Marshall Texas.
Nov 4 90 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-04

We learn from an escaped prisoner nom
New Orleans that IN addition 10 their
other troubles. tie Amy worm lss gotten
into tie cotton apd utterly DESTROYED H.
All To, "Goycrumen; plantations ~
which is meant plantations from which the
owner, have BEEN driven IL and which ~
cultivated With stolen slaves are fn.asl
jos, rs the cotton was r,ndy % Dr. picked
the army worm came along und destroy
il completely This is the case from
Memphis TO New Orleans - Nabi, NTe'
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- .Es ed.t.t Of tue Shreveport Nr-, O..
l.,s. auy .uasrl 80 lvvel,, Old i.sgc o. tQui,d
crate m0aey lyr sse-yuptloas H. ui7 payer
~ ..ys tI4t whef. tue s,d lss4s 10 frt1isvd A.
9hts.rp8f, =, al. IS is r,tsd at two fog cue
The iann.f,. "a tot. vicinity ~ not .oll
wood or article, Of subsistence fst anything
Dul ays issus How those are ~ live ~ay
h,rs n.saAs l-t O.l .sslg IS q ulystety 70 Us
We .iro uJuse tlAs We .il receive sHe u.d
l.zgs a. .l' marketable NA.4r. snI Viii ,al.
iinas ~ Do - q. .s.s eg 40 a. o. We
Lave had uot.Iuy Goo da STA it- d,pfsg,atiya
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SYNOPSIS os THE GOVERNORS MSS.
AGE.
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Your friend truly.
II Il. II.
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- DEATHS.

csa.i dssi'1, s.n so. ...a Ss.i Blake Of
y st,s nd thesipnef RI. this tsAiurdaJ afternoon 81
Gs,osh, from the residence Of his 900 Patrick, Isl
.CuRLEY,iu hi, residence, 800 Ave. A, New York.
nj. relative and friend. Ne respectfully invited
70 attend Tue funerai, on sunday afternoon next
,GiKANT-o Friday, Nov. Is John Grant native
The friend and ielstive. o. the family. and ,hs
members OF Csiedonisn Division, No. 81, :. Of r,
respectfully nvi,ed to attend the funeral on SUNDAY
Ate MON Ky tn met At O'clock tom biz late rcTf-
s ssSG' 40 XII 1' Aberdeen t''O'iand spsi Psa.'
HAVANA GH-on Friday. Nov. 18th. Patrick Raw.
snah. 'hye Of Enniscorthy, County Wexford.
III. re Al i've, and friend. alec thoee Of hi. ems,
s, ~ y sna william M IN ho.e of his .on, n
fully inv ted t. mcni the funeral, io-norfow ISnn-
any! an, .n9s az S.y ~ 9,socs iloo hi. ate
copy 1ts
NOM s-oi consumption, Jane. daughter of James
Tho !, .atves and friends Of the family are respect
miy IN vint TO attend the funeral, on sunday
OF herp N.nrS SOS Eighth 1t. 20
NOR ~ On Thunday, Nov. II, 1861 Michael Mo-
nm , alive OF the Parish of Tynasb, Count, Gal.
are IesI ectiully invited to attend the funeral thu
s.snra " afternoon at o'clock prcc lsely, from bic
MeCA krHY-on Nov. l1th. Elizabeth Mccarthy.
Tcuo, yens and months, native Of Newmarkets
Co Cor {, Ireland.
- Her riend-, and those Of her brother, John P.
nm, And her sonin-law Owen Kelly are ne .pect.
iuy inVuef TO attend the funersI, on SATURDAY, 18Th
st Y. ~ ' 0s1 'S
McCAR THY on Friday, 18th, afer long and -.
VII rh a. John Mccarthy. native OF 1nnishan.
non, 20 tofk, Ireland, in the esd year of his axe
iue lcnGs OF the family. and thosr OF his eou
,h, o' sunday Afternoon, 2Uth inst, at 2 o'cock.
pleas copy. l5S
NcGONERN-On Nov. 18th. Anne Elis.ca McCov-
ora the beloved daughter OF James and sarah Nc.
severn hod year. and / months.
he relatives and friends of the family are rerpect
Iuuy invited TO attend the funeral on SUNDAY alter.
h"o'i NOV. 2Hh, at O'clock, from the residence Of
her PARENTS ls6 East SD e. bet let aud % sves i4l
| pDOSNELL-on Thursday, the 18th met, after
nnserne Illness, John U'Donue, native of Cashir.
Co, rippersry Ireland, in the 2bth wear of hi. aSe
HIS relatives and friends and those OF his bro.
ther, Nicholas ODonnell arc most respectfully re.
qnested 10 attend the funeral Saturday the 10Th
INST IN O'Clock, +. NJ. from his late Issidcnce,
COT. osth w. And ssh ave, without further notice SD
TOwN-On Thur.dav, Nov. II, Of consumption.
inoms Iown, AGED oil years. months and ~ dsys.
ne friends and relatives OF the family are respect
Iiily invited TO attend the funeral on Sunday after.
donce, 36s Madison 1t.
l. WESTON Friday, Nov. 18th, Grove Bent, SOD Of
tie late Daniel and Mary West.
Inc friends and relatives the family arc respect.
fu'iy invited TO attend the unerx on Monday klsn
met 81 ! oc,ock, Y. NJ, from his late icsideuce.
EOS " lillian OF, to Greenwood Cemetery. i3S
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Washington Market Retail Report.

NV Yonl, Nov. Is, 1854.
But little chance has been effected in the retail pro-
duce market sDoe report Of last week, If we
except slight advance IN the prices OF of the
leading articles Of houschold consumption. sucn a
Butter, Meats, 1c, and Poultry. which has been
arriving in large quantities for the past few weokhas
taken an upward turn, owing to the enormous de-
msnd for the army and for the soldiers Thsnksgvns,
and We learn THAI many OF the deers In the vicinw
Of Wellington Market have dubbed together to eec,
fpossible still greater rise in prices Butter ma
been advanced to GU cents for the bert quality and $50
90 for middling. ETgs too, usual At this Of
the year, command vory high prices, and or are
thu most TO be obtained for quarter. Although
quotations indicate II little advance In the prices Of
Meats since last week, yeIas 1. certa that in very
many cases better cuts given than for time
past We 90 not consider 1t increase much TO the
dissdvantaxe Of buyers. The following were some Of
the prices We find quoted one year to-day. The
very best meats, 7as cts Eggs, 27cu per dok Butter,
best quality, 3.c- common 25c. per pound and Cheese
1.c per pound. Below, give O-dsvs quotations at
Washington Market and vicinity. The~ prices In
elude fair to good articles only emitting the worst
grades Of meats and vegetables aud the hi chest prices
paid by frs-ciass restaurants and the Ffhb Avenue
epicuIes.
Butchers Meats.-Primc roasting pieces are selling
a. 1aa3vc pound ordinary cuts, .oa26c; ,parteI.
"a mutton forequarters, lOai2c; hinslauarIer ia
lie lamb iore,luArteIA Fac; hind quarters, LA
C hams 22s3Jc shoulders 24s2bc b Aron, 24a26c !;
iiesh pork corned pork, zza2+c; sasases iss
lyc English bacon, -.
Jouitvv ana Gans.-Prime turkeys 70 selling ct
f5a2sc per lb chickens, 23A.6c; ducks -A25 per b.;
brolins chickens 2Sc per pound &c ese, 90 26c
per pound tame rquab UUu3 81 doze IA pigeons,
oO~S " dozen partrdseA lssl rs per- pair ven-
butter and CAsese.--orAnse county but sr in pals
Is s.lins a. 6oc pound prime state, 600 C fair
OUTER, 4sa56c; cooking butter 4la4,c; egg Tor Zoe
cheese about 23 cents Tor good quality.
Fish:-Eelr are selling at l1s2Uc a poun striped
tsss l5alsc; h4but, 2a22c blue fan, weak ii-h.
-a-e p+rcn, ltc sea bars 2c haddock, So i2c found
ert- l2c samon trout 2Oa25c; goldfish liza tZc; black
nan, lZalbc mackeIe, lzai5c herring, IlOc each
.iaeltr, -1c per pound Holsters eaic; oys era IVA
4W bundled clams, Toe u hunIied pic tlel oys-
ten, w a hundted picked clanA ~ h andred.
Pe0edbes.-Lima beans are selling at 25c quart !;
sweet potatoes 26a - bush; tomatoes ~ per p'k;
CsnhnowerA each 2ta6O; potatoes peach bkMA 2 boa
ID jackson whites, 5Jsl 10 exg plants, lIc each
ONIONS, -a'5c peck turnips, 3Uc q peck enbbasos,
l2alsc head; radiahes, &c bunch lettuce, Sc !;
plants, False each pArsnip~ Gallo Ier bunch
marrow sluashes, zJa3ur each beeu case.
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Election Bess.

BsTTso under any circumstances is highly 70.
pfehsnsibls and injurious 70 good morals teing
simply . fashionable species Of gambling. But
when betting assumes the character recorded In
numerous instances since the late election-po,ely
and ridiculous - wen A. immoral. From oil parts
Of the country We heard Of the payment or rather
the fulfllment Of the conditions, Of wagers which
too foolish and ally to emanste from respects
lie people, such the parties are generally repre-
sented to lie. Thus in Albany ono party wheeled
another through the streets In . whcelbarrow, and
both were merciessly psted with snow balls all
along the route, as they richly deserved 10 be. Al
Mohawk man rode through the streets on |. NOW.
ing machine with . negro woman ct his side. In
Springfield Mess, . supper WAS given In which
whites and blacks were ssndwiched around the
| table, as tho result Of an election let In
Columbus Ohio, . man ran through the streets
sdns everything but shirt aud drawers NO on
through long list OF sbsurlities. This class Of
betting has been practscd to some extent for rcs,
| many years but has never been 10 general as now.
The exploit Of the erratc ne, PRELEi Pooah few
years ago, In wheeling barrel Of Applcs from q
| country town to Boston, In payment Of bet made
with BURBANK, and the great notor.ety which he
thereby achieved. seems 10 have stimulated foolish
wsgcrs to wonderful degree. but sucn exhih,.
lions are very weak and silly, and ouly tend to ex
hihi' the performers in the light Of ridicule. 4
meo arc en- uous Of the sttent.on which monkey.
st,rret in menagene, let them exhibit Their taste,
~ a.Sit..Aato way, and not disrace the profession
by srasuitou. exhibitions.
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Ire Richmond papers lately rese we'd seem to
comprehend the iui! sigu- fc.n,e Of Mr.. Lircoia's
re-e!ecuon- and recognize ,ha. It means, uuce 70.
a' uhcompromis'ns hostility to rebellion and sav.
cry Hence the. tone is marked by a malil,ui,y of
expression unusual even in tina. latitude, when
sP""s'ns OF the "Aated Yankees" The following
extracts from the ESAsisra OF Tuesday last will
serve a. an Illustration Of the temper OF the rclel
press on this subject:
ma''era put little to us by what frauds, by
what force anu intn.dai.on the ao-callel election
IN the enemy s country mas resulted in giving to
that country rs us Chief 'gisrate for four years
longer the same A'raham Lincoln whose name Is
| synonymcus both with unsparing war upon the
South, and iron desporism over tho North. The
means by which this has been brought about are
the concern Of HE own ese subjects Enough for us
to know tia. We now stand faoc 10 face with on
avowcd military desPohsm, welding . whole ma.
ton - sword in Its hand, and not only fully in.
dsmnifed for sl IL arbitrary actions in the past
but BY this rs-seosion invited W do wha.sosvsr Il
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Financial News, Markets, &c,

Srr YOvk, kr.dsv, Not. Is, & Z. k.-rhe downward
OF the gold market continued to-day found.
ed p, ,uc.ply upon favorable war Iumo.s. The iue-
tuas!oAs zee "a ioilo"r AT 10 A. 81 cts; lU.yz,
2ij; 1919, 2l5'.; 1910 2lsS; LIS, FIX; lu3S
~, lv.j., 2i5.; llt6 Zl6a: II is, 2l6; ll3o
?l5, ll,i5, 1i6 IL 4lbh l2.i5, .l5a: u %, .lb
ig.3, .i4g l2.SS 2i3; 1880, 2llt. 1865, 49,
/, 2lJ; IL 2Il'.; leo 2lls; L4S gl.. l.5a
~ .; =, 2l2h; sl~ 2l2A.; 2.lN 2I5. 2.3s, rs
2.5, IA; Sl5, 2l4A $50 2loN; 500 2lT5,; l. gl6
Az 2l0 a.oN 2l7.. The eivy ial in GOLD has
Caused numerous failures among weak Parties to-day
The general stock market heavy and consleiab
Low er. Governments were less active. The .oan mar
ket continues easy, without much ac,iyt.y. The
b, oxen are sockng hut little accommo istion and M
per cent readily obtain all thoy require. Disont
ing operations rather more active at a 40 p,r
cent. sterling bills dull and unse tiled. Bsnkeu
asked iVSf : gold. To-day commenced the ple-pay
nen OF the January interest coupons Of the bonds Of
the United states. The aggregate payments due jan
nary Let are 50, s5s,s2l in gold OF this sum consi
desbe portion " for registered bonds t interest on
which will not be prepaid. The applications thi. morn.
ing ct the ub-rreasury were numerous. and The
aggregate Of sold paid out Wa large
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TRADE NOTICES.
TOURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION +,

1OURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION NO. I.
VIZ hold their NEE ting this evening in sth rye,
csely. All members Of the above are invited; also
those that wish TO join. Business OF impor ance will
TON Prest. JAMES Wal ON, Sec. l26
ITO 1LVERSMITHS-THERE WILL BE A
L special meeting Of the silve rsmiths Protective
association next Monday. Nov. 7lrt AZ ~ ct ice
an, there 10 busincsa Of Importance All branches
o. the trade are invited. WV. THOMAS, Pres. N.
MCLAUGHLIN, kec. Sec. 1913
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" 70 carry on the war for twenty yesrA neccs-
sasy--s persistence in the present ~ stem will In.
evitably ezhsus, and bankrupt tho nssion in Q
couple Of yesrs-if not sooner
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vsndecarr's Eureka Conee.-A Cup oI
asIicl 90. eSree efn Lvsy. be 6ed by USING this
pot 1.S dhamhe 70 street. ROBERT DAVIS, sofa
Agent. IL.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Pre-.
MUM loeks,itch sewing machines No, oI5 Bro,d-
way. ilo
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THE MEMBERS OF CALIFORNIAN DI.
vision No 81. 5. Of r, are notified ito meet -
taeI ava.on room No. sz7 Bowery, ct IL o'eIocS
Noon, sunday the Nth inst, TO prepare TO at end u
WIZ 'ake place from his late residence, As King Of, "
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JACKSON HALl-FATHER MATHEW u.

Is. L. A. Is. Society, Branch No. l.-pubhc meeting
.vc.y sunday and ihufsaAy evening, at I o'cOck.
he meeting val be addiossed Tomorrow evening,
Nov Yah, - John A. Wills VINO wIIi denver y Ice.
TUE on IntempeIsnoe anu Its Resuik, and will ass
ro,lto thomas Davh's immortal pueI on tie Batilo
OF tonenoy; and Nj. MgI shland, 81 ookly u, VII
address the meeting. Siusing BY MIS- Cone, Ass
! .acy anu h.ss fAxan. WlLlllAM hAKI, PIe.E
JOAN LYNCH sec. no n 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-19

FATHER MATHEW I. A. Is. SOCIETY,
l. No. b, OF \. y. COZ. S4th ST. and sth av-Dr Law.
Mr.. John Dunn, MI. X. Austin, W. ". PaIkhouses
IN hiss MeNS nm te With us on sunday Evening.
y. t.-Thc neileis are rotihed atten nd, ~ busi-
nee, o. Importance viii te Transacted BY order Of
=. K. ~ RCEl.L. Pre-. j. TNIIE, kcc. nec. l2b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-19

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING AND
Concert this Evening at ISL Bowery, by Septuus
DNison j. ;. of T.; commence at 10 o'clock spcsk.
j. GLOVER, f'rest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-19

HHIHLN NHIIIEV y. ID. I. A. u. SUJIE~
Il y.-Pubc Temperance meeting SUNDAY evening.
nov. zVtl, at Hail. DOL broome at. speakers Mcrsrs.
Duan, Brown and stephenson. sinsers-Stocser.
Nash AND Grehaue. JOAN BAkkl, Pr,.t
/. l.. LYNCH. Iec. SEC. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Al, uu,stin Ieront Of p,,u.burg.

WAsnsoroN, July % "A letter i,om the
army of the Potomac dated yesterday, 25th,
ra's nothing Of particular interest has occur
ed IN the past Two days
The skitnhshing ia Bnrnfle's fronton Fri.
day last was quite lively but withoui injury to
our men. This seems to be the only part OF
the line where % may be- said the firing is nl.
most incessant Scarcely i've minutes eapses
in the day or night without the booming Of
mu,ketry or artillery
Lieuteunnl.G Grant has assigned the
command Of the Fiilcenth Army Corps to
Geoc,al B.rnev, who proceeded 10 his new
post on Saturday morning General Bilney
has well merited this promotion, no division
commander ia the nrmy having performed
nober service during the campui H. General
Mou succeeded 10 lbc command of the Third
Division Mary Mott uccreds 70 the com.
mund Of the Third Division Many rumors
Of other changes are current, hut cannot be
relied on