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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and we can sell Houses anO Lots
in Nashville snd suburbs on the best terms. Farms
in the neighborhood of Nashvi le for sale, of all
sizes and prices, Plantations in varioas counties in
Niddle Tennessee. SOM of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. Nam.
p0v2C--ff tr.i
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
Quartermsster's Vouchers.

NELs ON & MURFREE are prepared to par
chase Quartermaster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
GENERAL AGENTS.


WIZ. L. MURFRFE. Admin strator d
the Estate Of John sIgler, deceased. =
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23

Aiso groapes o. AL ne promineai FeisrHis
Group q az ins prominsni COnledsrsts
noY3-lm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23

the Post has done, our hopes Of fruit
from the justice ard magnanimity of
the dissenting members Of the present
Congress may be strengthened
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
S26 Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A BoB-TAILED BAY
- Mare, eight years old. star in the face, and has
a spot under the SADDLE about the size d dollar.
She hal on q small quilted addle belonging to w.
y. Christian. c W. FISHER.
uoV22-3f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
The Exchange OF Prisoners Of War ut
Savannah.
From The Palmetto Herald, Nov. Il.


The Congratulated AMI anXOusly awaited feet
81 fag.otrure ste ncrs about which much has been
"A Nd and written m this Department during the lew
weeks pat hcFaa 10 arrive In tns harboT on Thursday
evening. Tho steamer New pork occupied Dy Lieut..
Col .,uIu T. Aluiufd tire ni0n Assistant Agent Tor
I.csanrp 90 Dbl. llfsip the first 10 reach here.
followed lnaeo lately by tlc George LeGy the Ailah
ID. inlf. and oiarr vessels list OF which wt gwen
asi wcoi soon after reaching port, Col Mninid came
81 shore and reported hs a.r,al To Gen deter and
ne next dos proceeded to he savannah River. where
Captain llalc n Rebel ggeut Of Judge Qua, Wa met
in the steamer Bcagrc gard
4 brio interview was held between the two officials
on board te ScW Work and II was agreed that tue er
chfngc sto,A nj once commence lhefe were "hy
trt,tuu ius G,d 'unfcdcrate prisoners brought down
instead ~ eight thor and as had been anticipated ana
tlesr wtrr n tu board che steamships Atlantic. Baltic.
northern L.gii. Livingston and Leary. The baIance
al he fran.ria u intended Ia be used Tor The con
yauce q, nur r.trled prisoners North as the number
expected to be- received um the eLcm! largely IN eA'
cc-s of tiOso brought hitler.
Ihe exchange vac begun on SATURDAY AFTERNOON py
tn delivery ut the men ON board tt Livingston ana
Ieary, which steamers IN COMPANY with the New.
YORK prucreGed point IN The savannah River about
seven miles above fort Pulaski Here they were met
b. Tie Confederate steamers Bcaufegmd. capt
Iat,l flagship LA. Swan and heuernl Lee. Inc
fret took ur soEor bui the other three were laden
and returned 10 the cs shortly after dark. 4.
ON Sunday morning smother inslalin,nt rom tn'
steamship Northern Light sent up, having oecn
rrCri0ury tran AIRED from that vessel 10 lle Now
YORK which cni down 10 Tyhce Roads Tor the purpose
~ receiving then. hOudat windy day. ana Tie
tarhor was too rough the removal Of men ron III"
Baltic and Atlantic, no that nothing Mus uohei Du on
tuesday The exchange was resume ana VIII now ~ IL 10
Is presumed continue without interruption I'LL oil the
Confederars shall have been turned over 10 Capt Hatch
II s not expected that shall begin to receive any or
our men ill Thursda, or Friday o. thls week Then
With the very scany means OF transportation which the
eueniy has at his disposal will ne week or ten days
before the transfer can be effected.
Most OF vessels have representative OF the Sani
i,sry or Christian Commission On board. while the
REBEL boats carry number OF good Rebel Samaritans,
who have come down from Richmond. and who ear
upon their hats broad bsnds OF ribbon ON which the
words, Committee Tor our Wounded" are printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

Their bearing tog>thsr with that Of the entire party
accompanying the various days OF truce. has been
marked 90 far. BIZ the UTMOST dignity and reserve.
None IT this reticcnce however. manifested by the
Rebel soldiers whom We have Sven up. They. on tho
contrary, seem glad Of an opporSniy 70 converse WIN
gard to the treatment they have received while prison
ers IL hands.
Col milford since his arrival here. has opened neeo
number Of men confined IN the prspn camps Oh ths
West Indeed 1t is to be hoped that the eiort now De-
ing ade t. restore to tLefi homes the inyAcs am 20
the service the well. may progress till all our Psush.
sufferers in the South may be returned to U.s. it
large excess of prisoner- ia o1r hands AID VIA thf nu
nane movement fairly ihauguraied IL now seems 90
be at Savannah We see good reason why general
and thorough exchange should not he made.
With the hope OF soon reaching their own sou AGAIN
there would be no occasion hereafter for chrofcng
such defectOns among our prisrners as occurred ..
Charleston few weeks since when several hundred
prisoners weary and worn out wih vain waiting Or "a
prospect OF release bought their delivery FROM ais "d
prison yaids nv entering the Southern service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
Yourd OF County Canvassers.

The Board came to order at II o'clock Saturday,
President Tweed IN tie chair. The results Of The can
yass we're then officially declared. when tie follow ina
resolution was read and adopted;
Re,ls.s Thu the Official statement be Published 10 hs
following pspers viz he,cg'y hsd6', trer"d'i Jotra0t
TriHr,k Coy,i,, Daily Timcs U0f.c H,dd, lyi,h fsef,
can s,n sunday To, Pest Neu Yorker Journal! CoDse,
eiai 1d.,yf,,r. D.ay hsr., Stats Ioiano. D'pdth
n,f,o@ltaa Rfoord Nel, Yorker Demce,ai TabIs. ard
Eyy,ess.
Mr.. Little objected TO tie resolution. and voted
against H. on the ground of the unnecessary eIpeEse
tia, would he incurred; but " wns passed
Tie vanvhssers announced the election Of Edward
Collin Union candidate for Congress. over his 1sm
many opponent Dr.. William Schnmer, byA plurality
Of 30 votes The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
Decreased Prisoners Of Wnr IN Alabama
10 ne Editor Of IT., n. Y. Tribune

10 ne Editor Of IT., n. T. Tribune
SIR: Enclosed forward you list of names Of
Federal Prisoners Of War who have died at Cahaba,
Ala. which please publish for tho information OF the
friends Of the deceased soldiers Very respectfully
your obedient servant
W. II. MORGAN, Major aniA. A. G.
H,edquar,rs District Wtt Tennessee, Memphis Tam
nov. II. 1864.
REroR- op DEATHS Of Fs,,ci P,ons Of War a. c9habd
Ala iron, Dcem5e, 1862 tchen ReTutaed aud Eeehdhgs'
Pri.one1, H,yal ugs eabhshed 10 Ocfebcr g. 1864,
p. PyJ>t Surgeon. IN charge: -,,.
Alfred Dontrz 10th Ill Init 60. died oil !eOrs ypholu'
Reed David b.. 1t Ala Cav, Co. e. died Of Pneumouis
Daily Wilian IL. Miss. Marines, Co. ] died OF vanu'
sclopeticum. Feb 90, ls4
Hcu-e. samuel 3ah ILL., inf. Co. T. did OF pneumonia
sornshdy Themes, l7s,h ~ Y, Co f; died o, pneumonia
serg. ONe'. Cornelius. 7h Ind Cav. Go. died offeOT'
connective. March II. 1904.
typi'o Ode March 20 1874
ksl Curti. L sch lad nft Co o died Of iebri, conses-
Howard Pat j., 9th H. Cav, Co. 2 died OF pneumonia
Randolph, j. NJ. 9th H. Cav Co. 9 died of pnsunOni,
ke Nicholas, lsh ILL., Cav, Co. K; died of pueanona
Ebey, samuel, I7sth n Y Inf Co. c. died Of pneumonia
April -. leo4 nre.,...
Sweeney Osburn 9th Mich 90 ~ dei Oh iruiH inter
snGmsn Jacob I'd ~ y Co. CT died OF oontuso April a.
Goodwin p j.. zah H. Inn Co. b dioi Of feOri'
typtoide., April q, lsoi ~, H..
Ii.uag VI say 5rtA III. mr.. Co. ~ diea Oh oltfInes
chroric, April n. lf0;. . ,
Crawford samuel l.ath ~ l., Go. r died Of dsrThe'
chTonica Ayu. ~, lot
iendncs son. John. I7fh I'LL nft, 20 r.; dl~d oi pen-
nona, phi ~, lob4.
70 ci Henry 9Th Mich. Art, Go. 1; died o. elIfh.a
chronic Msy 8, 1874
Brown Jno H.. ,2d Ind. Inf. CO. B. died Of pneumonia
ErtcAn william. 9Th Iowa, Co. B died Of perioni,i'
July % 1914.
Beruer FREDERICK 32d Wis, Co. died Of yunu' 'coPe'i-
Aug. IL. Of.
Reed Robert, I'd N. j. Cav, Co c; died u dtAnhsa
chrouica Aug. l., 1904.
F,fchd. Henry, IT, .. Gov. employee died of>orS con
Dswson. sally c 18Th H. Inn, Co. L. died o! .ebh'
remttns. sept O. 1864.
BAssr soa6 iJh H. Inf. Co. died Of dy.sneria eh
r. burn Alfred D. sath Ill Inn Co L; died Of diarrhes
tied L. C. NJ Mich. Cav Co f. HID Of vuinu' 'elopcii
Houshron AonIo, 18th H. Co. F. died OF diarhea ch..
Gsrdic Nn:in H. ',h Iowa Cav. Co. O. died Of diarhe'
ch sept. % 1904
huntington Edwin citizen HI died Of febris eou,es'i7n'
Sept. IS 1914
Quot Jo,eph. I'd BIO Inn, Co + died OF dyseneri'
Msadow. David. $50 Ind. nft Co n died Of pneumonia,
{im,sl' Benz A. s7h Mo. Ina., Co. B died Of vunu'
.clopeticnm Oct l. i5oi
smith David e,h IL Cav, Co B died Of dysenteris' Oct
humber admitted 70 ds,e Isl number returned prison
curr t,6 nuibe. died, 81 number remaining IN hosp'
al. -.
Furnished by Capt. II. A. ~ Henderson, Asst Com o
Exchange, [. , a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
CITY ITR Ms.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOcrETY.-A series
o,,bres lectures on Egypt and Egyptian Antiquities
ill bs delivered on Thursday evenings, as follows
Wis
/. December ], at the hall Of the Society by froi'
Dohn William Draper, LID u-;u;.r,
Deco .bor 6. a, the hall Of the Society! os ii'"
E. Prime esq. wa coo,or In.
a Deco .ber is, at the bal OF the Union, Cooper Az
utitute. by Prof Hourly j. Anderson. LID.
The concluding lecture will be accompanied '' VI,
pnrollng Of the very ancient mummy recently
20 the sooty by DIR. Anderson. Tickets 70 'ne Houo'
one dollar and fifty cents emitting the hoaeis 20 hpe
xiay reserved seats in the Cooper lns,tu'e a. te u
lfoudsy "a tue Library. corner OF >ecoh9.a'e Anu
Jlevenih,t.. at the Savings tank NO. DO DIoduNns,
and NcIniyres drag store No ga 6ioSV WY coIei
of Eig,enths,.. aud at R4ntoip" poOAs'O'e'
Of Broadway and Ninth'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

DRUGGED AND RoBBBD.-James 7. Rowe re-
siding in Fifty oghtn.st near Seventh ave. Thurs
day evening accompanied Ellen Hartford from Broad.
way concert saloon into saloon at no. Leroy Place
While there he partook Off bottle of wine. which he
now thinks was draggcd, as after pariaking he soon
became insensibe and did not recover consciousness
until hours after when he brought TO the .ih
f-ecnct Station House. lie then discovered that bis
eol. watch valued at $50, and g.. ~ money was mis-
sing The gir was afterWard Ut esred but sha de-
caTes Nse knows nothing OF the money watch. The
proprietor Of the saloon states that tie girl after
ward seen Nth the watch In her possession Justice
Ledwitb committed her in beflut VI 81 900 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
ArviynI OF the a.. p. Steamer Mobile.

The Il. s. steamer Mobile i. Giraud com.
uandnr. which let Mobile Boy on the 9Th inst md
pcosacoln on the same day, arrived here Friday.
Gu. had W. ~ heavy weather of Hnteras The follow
ing il list Of her oficers:
q Gi,,uA Li.u.nsn. Commanding; Geo. l.. Ntson Act
inn Master eI OH Chs h. Lockwood Acting Assistant
Psyu.rer,F H. Atkins. Acting Assistant surgeon Mar
bon Nm s. bacon Acting Masters. trgineen David IA
yer Acting Flint Assistant; y. u. stuart Tho. fnk-sid
Acting second Assistants Thos. Cnmpb.i teo w henssrd
Actins Third A.-stalts Henry L.. Graad, A. H. Morsan,
Ae,ins Matter Mst..; y. Holly. Captains Cssk J'sW
BedsI PaymsstsIs Cleft-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
lAdrerti. nrni |
LIE PRESIunN1

THE PRENDNNT FFIK0LFUM IOMFNNf' W
PngsiDrNr Er.~GO Corsrr PESs-The sc'err"m'n
n outet- termination published cuotef PAGE, .ni
nv 4ptn, the plan Of the Grafton 10 vii D. ceh On ~
the oarrrs ana directors Of excel mt conn"fc tahh
- "a Influence Very liberal siyauagss arc offered 20
rbcrs and tie territory - IT, company if o. tnpr
t there IL very sf prospect ~ iuui"ns fns ~ re
,esholcra apursr. hs company as cufrD 900 te
Al.siany River ,na hgsri'- tuDuflnrs a. b"ins tfi
\ Of over tn end ah.f miles b. riru Immediately a
3i,. tue land. o! tlr President Company, sf~rA srrr-
ill well, hsvs 1cen SUM. and t.fc J. strong r.imen' %
favor Of great success hs vnt'rpr~ j. D. inie 90
h. form 40 more c0l9aucs CIT q rio territory secured -
tl Pres feg which will ~ crure. cnurr {" the hrrnh
of tine Original Stoc5hof.rs he -.h-ruIfon r-'nis 10
%ey.l orr Neon H. u sIEPsON 90. tsillrs, supp do
IA ornst 81 o.. 20 details th.t b. d'.ffe los 'IDstc4s
SlOI now paid In secure S3y0 of the gina stocs
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CHAs. MlNOT, Gen. "a
NETWORK & YEw.HAvEY RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1876 COMMENTING MAY 3, 1874 !$<
Passenger Station in New 21thst aud 4th
Ertrancs 21th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORh;
For Nev-Hsyen. (EI.L 1889 . m i2:IS tEIt J'W
(Ex.l $50 $50 and iEx.D p.
For Bridgeport :, g tEs1 80 m i2:l5 OH so
OH $50 $50 and lEx.l p. m.
For Milford ard strasiord, :, II joA ~ 49, - m
tor Faii6eld southport and Nes'porr . H'O u. -
sop n. ,u n,
F6r DaIen and Orcenwish. :. $780, II 30 $50 40
For Greenwich $50 1850 u. $50 40 $50 30 N
For stanford. T. iEK.l $50 49, a. m; l-l3 itxbt
XXI $50 4.y, SEQ. 6.5U ttNb p. m. ..,
For Port Chester and utermeiia,e stations, . 9;Sp lIS@
N'' '' 49, CONNfr'fTNG TRAINS.
For Boston va Sprngfed a. m. tExl, JtESl Sp IN
Tor boston VIA nore Line. -: - tEz.), p M 90
For Hartford and Sprin .heid, S(EIb N;o M 'NEks'
For Connecticut River Railroad g. H. (Ex), II J9A m"
Montreal 3 -. a.. TO Northampton - ,
ll.o0 r. n. 49, MIDI.
O. m; l2lj. 3,Bp. No..
Fof 10. ssionic Railroad. a. N J 2. m.
For Nangatuck Ralroad 3 g. m p m
For p.bur, and NhrVHk Railroad. : Sd a. m ''pp N
,o,uu,oliois : eep.n. al attach 20 B p M Trains
JAMES Il. uOfr SuperntendeGt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

SrrEiNR C0UII-GLsIEAL TEEM.-Adourne
70 saturday. December q H. clock 8.
SUPREME COUAI-CuCuH-PHr Nos. ~ :,
,-Is .li l-. .Gls i . 2l1l. 2.Il. 1854. 2C7 lJl, &l
IN s.i l-s .1g- p D g79i. 2la5 27s PART ll.-Nos
l.-. . 90 100 s4l lgi5. 1893. lf.V. 90 2t1O Ho. "lb
Ilg 2fgl lalI u -b.t. tti-, a@ Il,t fhi SPECIAL
'rF.r issue. Of ~ md fsri-Nos 2in. 20, 2a5
srIiH,0R CoULT-luh Icrm-Adlourncd for
TIE Fl. .,
CorEr or COMMON pIrAs-Spccial Term
II be- n. v he devoted the ria o equity cau.-s OIL
knGs COUNTY CIRCUIT 'OUET.-N0s. So, o.,
90 90 y 20 s5 ec 20, si ui. ~ l, lu6 IS ~ - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
REGATTA or THE ATLANTA BOAT CLUB

The cosing regatta Of the Atlanta Club took place on
Thanksgiving Day when the members Of the club ~.
sembed at the athouse foot Of Christopher ST.. and
proceeded TO the Of the Elysan Fields Ho'
boken The races were between crews o' married and
single men resulting IN victory for the Bencdcts; :
I'VE mile between Mr.. swan, 81 the Atlanta. ara
Mr. COnecr OF the Wayofley Cub for the champion
belt won by the former after exciting contest, sid a
.erub-raee for sagc pair Of SOULS by members Of the
club and won by Mr. Roake the prize being presented
hy Mr.. David Banks. ir general jolhcation At
Fa!lmsn's Hotel Hobokcn concluded the dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sPronr TuHx-Nov 25
Before Judge Goa
pFFT-fONs

Hustled art. Woodward. Order settled. koZo-
ron.ty at southward-N0on d.tied with <5 costa Si5
bold I'D. Aasr Motion .rinted. So. Meu hfsdy asst
Ngurfty-iioou -faued or payment NJ dtiendhnis dif
hrs f. aud , costs. flauin 10 sipulair g. refer de-
fond nf el.lts sifockcr ari STANDARDIZATION derived with
rnsts Co abide todnf aci lnccrhiil he pain
ng -ncnd he must pay cost Of the action to the present
iiuc and : lU Cd tbs motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
REVISION OF THE EsaoLLyrsr.-The revision

REVISION OF THB ENNOLLNENI.-Ih " IeVINuH
of tie enrolment ordered b. the War DcpaI uent vi
h. commenced this week and carried ont with al po-s
bic dispatch. On Friday Go'cgn0. 80 molf' 10 CON-
pany with Genera. Hays called nlOn Nj Blnnt' a. the
rooms Of the Supervisors Nolrneerlng Committee IN
the Park and had m interesting conversation with him
on tie subject. Ca tie same do. '-oVos' AiaTshnl
(eu,rai unys Jeff for Waflll tou ilF I'D tin TIE
details Of tie plan proposed by Nj urt To- securing
"a cufspcte eNauiuAiIra 81 the enru.lIcni With W"
u lie correction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

pri,ed whom assured by the ca 'rac'or' Tor sne sweep
ing ard Mr.. Dusenbury. that tia snse maoo Doloie
them did every night the work Of "vr sly Sn, sweep
pg nesry fifteen miles OF streets less tna hve hours
The general impression seemed 10 /. na' ,ne ohy Iau
70 be found with tue machine tina uiu no. vote
Tocs In the election Of common ca 'nrilmen. there
woud be no possible bar to its universal 1opt9n Inc
population leaves to-day for Philadelphia s'n hEe HIS
sim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

tho risk attending the insurance Of any single life Of this
sort can be estimated with equal II not greater accuracy
than that Of sound rstolsss lves We therefore
glad to see facilities for life insurance extended 70 those
classes Of h. whom offers the greatest benefits
bat who by the common practice Of ali insurance
companies have hitherto been shut gu! from its ad
yantAges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

C0LOaED CRLEBRATIOy.-The colOred citizens
ofNew York viii h.s evening meet o. Cooper Institute
So celebrate the passage Of emancipation in Mar!
be chair viii be taken by John Peterson esq Prinei-
"a Of coored school No !. and the Rev. H. Highland
Garnet ate Pastor Of Shiloh Presbyterian Church and
now OF Washington, viii deliver an Grafton. Many
other attractions promised such as addresses by
Mrs Frances W. Harper. Rev. Dr. Cheever. Rev Sella
Martin end Prof W Howard Day and vocal aud in
strument.d music &C. The occasion promises 70 d.
very interesting one aud worthy the good wishes OF the
friends ~ Freedom for al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
srABpINa ApFaAy BETWEEN BROTHERS. -

STABBING APFRAY BETWEEN BROTHERS
Early Yesterday morning Henry Perry, proprietor Of
the Mariners House. No. 81 Water-st. became en-
gagged in dispute with his brother Charles IN reiaS
ton 10 business matters. Charles claimed an equa!
are in tlc business Of the hotel sad this his boAeT
,esnseJ :. allow Blows we're finally intefcAaured.
and Henri, finding that he being worsied sansed
Cnares IL the right side anu srm. The wound IN the
side is considered dangerous lie was tlSen u the
New. York HosIntel The sssailant was arrested, arc
committed By Justice Bowling 10 await the result 81
his brothers INJURIES Later IN the day Coroner Eav-
Jey was notihe1 D. hold ante morten nlnailo.
me Iro. = are natives OF England. HeiTy IS ageN
fS ana Ciarlos n years The Ioice report that bGth
Brother have for time past been engaged IN te
flnnty hlnnerage business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

DrMOCRATs ANp RIP DLICAys nrc WOndcr-
f 4, si.be Adsy. thanks 10 he happy nlsenc' ~
kgsrrs EArr fyDA (Ogygy. The latter odd, BY Oh olo
e,..t "a reuts o., % oe4-rsl Depot No l5i kescsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
UNITED STATES cmcrT cQURr-B''s'- Judge Nsl,
nnOr sEIRr8 IN cOuEI.

HUI NuIFI0 ~ NVIIItFf
Douglass { sherwood AIT Cohon.-The plain
fa. s.f tas d.fridln -5s' damages Tor N
sr.@nts two pscr for hoop skr o"ycfa wiiness"'
~r- eaamnclot n-hll u th" pntn g. pnrr To patents
rl iurIheesns nu' aft-f the clos" ~ Their testimony
Sir llsr.es Ncle counsel drsudln'. made Inniio
tsf a., r - be Instructed frnder ysrfl Tor c"i"f tant,
sd he .de Instructed the jury VINO iornd accordingly
.u fav 20 oftte defendant -, ,
M,Ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
ATTEMPT At HrauwAY RoppERy.-Mr STAR

>
of % Leroy b.. while within bali mile Of Williams
Bridge Westchester County on Saturday. collecting
specimens for the microscope was attacked by an m
known person who struck him on the bac oi tie head
with large stone The 8ssallant was secured alter.
ward ~ Some Irishmen. but was released The man
was German a1.ut FIVE foot three inches IN height,
his chin Mr. starr was not seriously hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
CRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot Of

IL Chamber,-s'.;
"a. m. T. press for Buffalo
q. M. E1Jress FOX { eyeand direct, via A. IT, v" Ky
$50 a. ui.. Mix, daily tor Otisvisie.
20 H.. aiaii f1r buaio.
$50 70. H.. Mey Tor tera Jsrss and s-weur1h;
5p NJ Ni,lt auGlys excepted orBufslo Ia
y m Lishinhls E1prc-s daily fo DunkirS Buffalo R0
chester Canaudai:ua aud Tor Csve aid direct, via A. u
W. Ry 49, ,,,.-., - .
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

RAILROAD CASUALTY. The body Of John
Fitzpatrick lately driver In The employ Of tho Third
ave Railroad Company. was on saturday night fonnd
% the down track Of the Harlem Railroad At tho COR
ner Of Forty ninih-st Deceased had probably been
run over BY train nl1 death must have been almost
instautaneous. The remains were inkrn u she Nne'
,eeuth Precinct Stai0u-hous- and coroner notified
Deceased resided ut No. lJs East Tliriy-e.gAths ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

STANDARDIZATION H. Duke, while standing
at the corner OF Dclsncy.st. AMI The Bowery. on
Thursday night was stabbed in The arm by an unknown
man, who succeeded in making his escape
Early Friday morning James Mullen. seaman
was ,tab ed three times in the face ~ an unknown
man while standing az the corner OF View Bowery and
Oli,erst The assaant made his escape Mullen was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

n ~. The NaDcas tuTpub TOT cu'tod! OF Ue"rKt
" 81 order be entered r'Hadlng the child
i.or-- W -.asfisf Co. hs rusiod, n trfncs Se-grst-
NrfplsnI p, al at fcuiod ct a--Iiblets r, al at
r.'.nv.n a. Pupu--Tfedeu.rn at Hester --tigeene
40 81 lasiey-Mo,lons rrauted-Mouuhat ast LaHgcn
fr s csss.l o. D missed without eost,h H. foo'c ~ a.
AT &C ll.Ifr4 at. q. {. Brnsde s-Noiions denied
ai.l : % cost O. ab.de event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
srRyyADE TO Mr.. JAMES Brooks. Mr..

james Brooks Of 7As Esprln the recently reelected
member u Congress for the Seventh Congressional
District. was serenaded or Saturday night at his ros
dence 80 363 finn. Rave by the various Democratic
Assnciafions o. li. district. There was faif show
and n good band. and "a speech Vas made 10y Mr
Brooks H. acsuoE ledgmrui ~ TIE honor lone hl after
which the soIenldcIs invited into tie house 10
nartake q! rciFeshmeufs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

DRowYRD. Friday afternoon William
IIughe. Of 40 o.e West Twentyeirhth-st. was ionnd
drowned IN the North River De BODY vas ~Aeh
home on saturday. and Coroner Mndey held az ~
quest