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DIED.

NeGUIRE-0n Monday, October 81, 1854, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, ANNIE T., relct Of tn late John r
MCGUIRE, and third daughter Of Samuel Irwin.
The funeral win take place this CTuesday) after.
noon st four O'Clock from the residence of her father
Main street. bstween Adams and Washington. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend
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A REMEDY FOR THE PILEs.-It is a
blessing to the suffering to know that we have an
effectual cure for this truly troublesome disease.
Mr. J. p Hazarde, of l64 Second street, Cincn-
natl, Ohio, takes gre at pleasure in informing ell
who are suffering with piles that he used a small
quantity of DR.. Stricklands Pic Remedy, and it
Effected permanent cure This seems to be the
case with all who make use Of this splendid pre-
paration. 1t is manufactured q. No. East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by all
Druggists.
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Real Estate for Sale.

yE7ill be offered at private sale until the It'll day
w of November 1884. part Of lot No. ll6, situate
on the south west OF Market Street and Market
Alley fronting g. feet Market st. running back the
same distance on the Alley
If not sold prior to that day, it viii on that day at
10 o'clock be sold at Public Auction at the front door
of the Court House.
The above is the only desirable property for sale
Market Square. .tt|
TERMS or SALE. One third cash, balance in equal
payments OF g. II, and is months, with interest,
ali cash, at the option OF the purchaser Defer
red to be secured By deed Of trust For fur
ther particulars inquire Of A. j. PANNELL.
oGt24-tDov7 rrn -
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.

The military order Issued by Gen Hunter, sup.
pressing the publication Of he Wheeling REsIs.
TER having been revoked, and the editors of the
newspaper Internationally and hOnorably released
from their unjust Incarceration, the Issue of the
RreIsrsR is resumed. It win continue to be, AZ
heretofore, the advocate Of FREE SeEE9a AHp
FREE Passs, and Of oil the rights and blessingi
pertaining 70
CONSTITUTIONAL LIB RTY.
In the great crisis Of our National fate which il
now pending, we believe tina. the only path to
safety lies in the election Of GEORGE B. McCLEL.
Ian, President. and GEoRsE q PrsDLrfos, Vice
President Of the uaited States, and to accomplish
this purpose viii labor sealo.sly in The use Of ali
honorable means.
The heavy pscuniary losses 10 which We have
been subjected q well ss the increased cost Of Ia
Dor and all printing materials, compel Us to call
upon the friends of Democracy for increased liber
ality in the patronage they give US especially dc
We urgs them to activity in the circulation Of the
R.sIsfEn, during the political campaign. l.
the people be correctly informed, and our na.ie
ID safe
We will furnish the REaIsgkR to subscribers
upon the following
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
I'm West Virginia.

l offer for sale farm l23 acres within 3 miles
of the Court House,-75 acres cleared IL acres
on the Narrows Hill adjoining D. MoMeehen ESQ.,,
fronting IS rods on the Ohio kysr,VCoai land.
u acres on the B Q. r. one mile north Oh
Cameron, 25 or so acres cleared
800 acres near Burton, in Wetzel Co., s0 acres
cleared. 49,.
500 acres in Wetzel Co, near the Marion line,
miles from Burton.
1893 acres in wetzel Co., II miles from the Ohio
River. Also Land in Doddridge Co., near the n.
W. R. r., and valuable town property in Mounds
ville w. Va.
Oct3l d2w. VII. OLDHAM.
~ Moundsviile, w Va
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Thursday Ev'g, Nov. g.
REAL ESTATE FORSALE,

r WILL offer at private sale until Tuesday the LIST
i dav of November, 1864, the south fourth G4l part
Of lot No. 1885, with the three story store room on he
Second Ward; also the south half Of lot No 49, s.-
uated on the east side of Fourth street. Second ward,
together with the elegant and commodious dwelling
case the propertv above named not sold at private
sale bsfore the lst day Of November next, Will on
that day at 10 O'Clock offer the same at public sale AZ
the front door Of the Court House ofOhto county;
MARY LUKE.
auI
arr The above sale has been postponed uutil
TUESDAY, November sth, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
novl-ts .
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DEFERRED SALE
Geo. W. Smiths Property

n consequence OF Tue otaVe eIect'oH ,Tou1Iug Uu
1 this week, I have deferred the further sale Of
my property until ryrTnu,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
Having disposed of all my waddpgton Farm, ex-
Dept the Homestead, will there on that day offer at
public auction the fine large Mansion House in which
live with hundred and sixty acres OF land. The
mpro vements all complete. will also, at the
same time and place, continue the sale OF my personal
property consisting Of Corn in the Field Hay, Straw,
and Farm Implements. consisting of Plows, Harrows,
Moving Machines, Wagons, Harness, etc. Also, the
remainder Of my stock of Horses, hams, etc.
The sale will continue from day to day until all
is disposed of. The terms will be made known on
the day O. ale.
oct29-tn,r2 ''f GEO. w. SMITH.
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PURE LIQUORS.

RRANDIIs WINES and WHISKY WAR
o.I, t 1890 .ss l. PSfs' Tor nsdcinal purposes
o.,o. 4. Ii. LOGAN d CO..
and LOGAN, LIST A. 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RrrOnrsD yon TER =. y. THsgsx.

Alarkets-CAREYuLLY REPORTED YcR TER ~ L. IHisusH
Il. THURADAY, Juno %, 1874.
AsHEs-The market II quiet md prcca ere unsettled ;
sua sales at 50US 6s for Pot and $i3 ~ Tor feaTs
q 100 n. n
of Western and State ower ind quite unsettled owing
the less favorable from Europe d hreg rates ior
E,chspge qbe sales foot up 1900 bbls: at SO 1888 IS
for super6ne staJ 60 75d for Extra do SO ~ - ior
Fancy do. &c 1909 for Extra Wesrrn; Ssa+y ~ iof
Shipping Ohioi 80 goa 80 rs for Trade and Family do and
90 IL for ST. Louis Extras Canadian lour n oc low
er and Less active fass Of $50 bb at SO 0dS9 for com
mon exsas and s9d 50 70 for Trade and Family do South
err Flour lowa and fairly acye the receipts are modsrH
Sales Of 200 bbs At SO u 80 ~ for sonnop 70 far bA
do bye Four IL In fair requee, and not plenty sales o. ~
bos AZ 81 2a 90 50. Corn Meal her saies Of go bills
Sc foy Eandywtoe and 81 ~ for Atlantic Mills, and 50
.psDcb4e1s Brady me al $50 50. -. 4,
GHAfN-Th- Wheat market closes quite unsettled and
lower the demand Is chiefly for export in mart for future
delivery; the sales IL 90 bush Chicago Spring on the
spot at era e2 OF X 40 bush do. do. 10 arrive in two weeks
s2xaS2 M 1900 bnsh. do No. 2, 20 arrive, " s20!0
81 0f 1850 bus. Amber 3D., the spot, at $2p5dS2jo
and coo bush do to arrive at Sz040Szln Barley and
Barley Malt ere and nominal Oats better and moro
actye sales Of C0 bush al & d9llc for Canadian BIO
Sc for State and a. d9Sc tor Westerp Corn IL ess h,
and the raarket eoses da and heavy ses bush at
81 0Sl 81 for Nov Mixed Western, and 81 70 for Old DO
to arriye. ...a... Ia. ..
HOPs-There Is no change IN this market The demand Ia
fan u 52oe for inferior To fair and 2lu29e for good prime
PROvisIONS-fhe Pork market continues excited, the
demand brisk and prices have further advanced the sales
on tho spot foot up $50 bbs at f46n $40 IS for New
Mess; G530$3i for Prime &33d $50 FOX Prime Mess aud
SJ 70 for Thin Mess For future delivery $500 bbl. New
Meu, bvyeIJsy, IT ~ DGs4. Beef IL iaiJy active ~
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fn sales OF Ix5o hbs at %is7 GA for Pin Meas, end
$3.50 70 FOR Extra do Terce Beef quiet but f Beef
ss firm and modesste requests sales Of i29 sbis
42a0&28 So CutMeats sreruct but firmly sed Bsosn
duI and nominal Lard Is in fair demand a. advanced
prices with upward tendency At the closes Gales Of
bbl at 696ic for No. and IT! dlSfc for lax to prime
Steam and Kettle Renaered. -
PETR OLEUM-Prises Of all descriptions have advanced
but the prices demand by holders rcsct trsnssc
tons; Of 200 bbs Refined in bond the spot at Toe
do do 2c and 500 bbls Refined duty psd on the
spot ut 8lu Crude 10 selling in snail lots 1t 4oc.
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tAdvertisemen,.l
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

IAdver;isemen,.l
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No 4WAILsr.. NEW YORK, June 81, 1884
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
TRB BALANCE OF THE SrvKSTY.rvE MILLION LoAY-U. s.
6s OF 1910 BIZ AWARDED At 100.
This Bank win receive Subscriptions for these u s. Six
Ceu Bonds Of 1881 and will furnish them Subscrbs FREQ
Of Commission, at 100.
This is the minimum fixed by the Government for the
unawarded balance Of the sevmtyfve Million Loan.
S. c. THOMPSON, President.
JAMES CuRPBEy, Csfhier.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales
Of Flahash property were made yesterday by Messrs
A. II. Muller, i. r. wilkins g. Co.:
IAGWr,isculontl

CLINTON HALL. AsroR PLACE INV YORK, June 49, 1884
The undersigned Trustees OF the Clinton
Hall Association take Measure in bringing to the notice Of
the public the proposition foot by the Mercantile
Library A"ocasion TO qgda'e the drs Upon the linton
Hall and establish the Library upon r snd permanent
pecnny basis. The plan Is 10 solicit Subscriptions FOR stock
Ia the Clinton Hall Association" every s,ockhoder 1 whieh
THE Shares be Hundred Dollars arh) has to the
Mercantile Library FIR. Of ANY ure charge y. It's eonstitu.
ton the whole income OF the Clinton Hall Assocaiioh"
ahe derayin the uecesary charges Of the Establishment
10 appropriated annual 10 the OF the Library
The object II the present pay on this bu
ng debt and thus have income be laid o absvc
provided.
The undersigned that the two Associations have
eancsl thsr ponous before the community suhccntly TO
make this brief and recommendation ALL that will be
Ssary 10 lsplls eouud,nce Ia the undertaking.
WILSON q. HUsr, |
TuoxAs X. FAiLs
WIILrAa T.. DopaB,
IsAAo n. BAILEY, Nrukso.
HuGH n. CAMP,
JOIN X. hyERs, .I.
.T . EDMUND Coyrs
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lAdnertisemen,.l
THIRD NATIONAL BANK,

No. 3 Nassau.st.
UNITED STATES DEPosrTARY AND GOVERNMENT AGENTS.
This Bank viii receive subscriptions for the una.
waTded balance Of the NEW SEVENTH FIVE MILLION
LOAN at lO6, the minimum rate, without commission.
These Bonds bear ~ cent interest payable in GOLD,
sem-annualy and become due In lssl.--NewYork.
June q. leC4, &. N. JoNpAE, Cashier.
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Reccjpts Of Produce.

Juyr 2a-i2 $50 bbls Flour. ' bbls WHISKY. 800 bbs
Corn Meal $4,000 bush Wheat, S. 700 bush. Cat. 700
tush Corn 92S pkrs Provisions 3 pk Lard 200 pkga
Butter, ~ pkgs Ashes, s,7l9 pkgs Oh Cake
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A SPIRITED BATTLE SCEEg.-Wo have re.
ceIvcd large and spirited Autograph Of the Battle Of
South Mountain. sketched by Joseph A. Joel sharp
shooter, who disabled in that action. 1t more
pecally Illustrates the charge Of the d and 2th Ohio
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fAdvertisementJ
GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DE-
PosIroRY UNITED STATES.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YonE
JosEPH u. ORvIs President H. M. HUMPHREY Cashier
No 363 BRoApvAY, NEW YORK, June ~, 1864.
snbscrpions will be received by this Bank for tho Gold
BesrIrg " Of 1891, al LOG.
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED PRoPERTY.-The sale by
auction Of unclaimed property in the possession Of the
Property Clerk of Police Headquarters took place on
Tuesday last Over 700 lots we're disposed Of consist
ing Of almost every Imaginable article. The receipts
amounted 10 a little over $780, s.I
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= IhdvtrtlttIntnt.I
FIRST National BANK OF NEW YOhx, !
Nev-foyk, May 20, 1894


This Bank has now Oh hand for immediate de-
livery al ample suppy Of u s. lo4o BoSDs, with CoUPos
from March ]. ~
Payment may be made IN any fnds cnrrest in this city,
sAxrEL G. THoxpsog. President.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE MERCANTILE LIBRARV.--It may not be
known TO most Of readers that this excellent nsti'
tuition e. in one sc2sc resting under burden OF pccu.
mary indebtednesswe through their relations to
the Clinton Hall Association This hitter body was or
ganlzod to provide budpg for the use of the Library
the income of which. when the building was paid for.
was 10 go toward THE purchase Of books-shus nsurns
the Library an increased ard as,ag usefulness The
purchase Of the Astor.placc Opera House. with the
necessary alterations for its present purpose left
mortgage on Clinton Hall Of $4,000. whi,c has been
gradually reduced until 1t now stands et sGooV This
amount will ultimately be rcozed from the rental OF the
binding but not for several years at least and mean
while the Library loses the benefits thGt'sh accrue
10 IT, most Of all at time who's books and periodicals
are advancing rapit in price, and at time. too when
It's usefulness Is greatesior see by the last annua
report that between l02 900 and loo coo volumes were
delivered to readers during the past years while the
visitors the reading exceeded 100000 In number
In view Of this state of things mectingo OF the friends
and members Of the Institution was recently held. at
which it was unanimously determined that an effort
shond now By made to pay of the mortgage on the
building whereby the income " tr Library would at
once be increased g. or s. 600 year. a Com.
mittce, Of whom VIM H. Dodge esq, Is Treasurer was
appointed solicit subscriptions. and The work Of col
lection has commenced. with. trust fair prospec,
Of IL speedy and successful issue.
LAUEcH.-Will be launched from the ship
ward of j. Simonson near Tcnthstreet Ferry. Green
point on Saturday 25h inst ut le m. the steamship
Yesso. built for Capt. Thos w. Dearhorne. Intended
for the China trade. Her dimensions are n follows;
Length deck, 100 feet; breadth of beam, 80 feet
depth of hold % feet. and about 800 tuns burden.
BOARD oP coUSCILAEy.-Therc was no meet
ing Of this Board Thursday afternoon maIoify of
the members being out Of the city IL understood that
tho Board viii hold special meeting this (Friday)
afternoon ut 2 o'clock
COUNTERFEIT HALP-D0LLAR CURRENCY
We are informed that many counterfeit halfdoay notes
are circulating In tho city, They rather pacr than
the genuine and the coat collar Of the portrait par
ticular. III grayish rather than black. H
SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.-The sale BY
ation Of unclaimed property in the possession Of the
Property Clerk at Police Headquarters took place on
Tuesday aai. Over 100 lots were disposed Of consist
ing Of almost every Imaginable article. The receipts
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SUPERIOR COURT.-TRIAL TrRn.--J rSE Q-Ben@
Justice RoBEzrsoN.
ACTION FOR INJURIES AGAINST THE SIXTH AVkSus

Jane H. Fisk egt. the Sixth Averse karosd Company s
The plaintiff sues in this action 10 recover $ovN
dams injuries sustained by her the I'D OF fepun
1865 by the conductor OF OF tho OF the dees
the rist had got clear Of the car a. she was e~sNt
In BARCLAY stlset Just the car was entihs &c a
way between barclay aud vesey streets .,,.n,,,o,.
The defendants int general denial to The sic sa'io"
Of the complaint.
The cese 10 stilt on. ,,.n -. q
ID. Nan Warts and G. Spencer for the PAINFUL jon"
Plat sad David Dudley Field for the dtlrndan's'
Before Justice McCrsN
ACTION AGAINST HE CITY,
Henry lIoru,tein at. tire Mayor, Aldermen, &c "a,
The plaintiff claimed 10 recover St,uV q, W.
interests +th July 1883 ief bis s9cx Of mime sI
destroyed Ia his promises No. $50 Grand street, oy 'He '|
Ehe evidence showed that the mob destroyed The nias
counters, mirrors, 40, and carried Oh the p'iH9'P~
stock. - -, H., v.,ga
The jury under the charge Of ths-Coart found 'e-"
for plaintiff Of $500. 49,, a. .,h .nl
John IL Haskctt for the Corporston Nelson sl'S '''
Thomas q. swaTtwous Tor the pisiH''n'
NOTICE. ,..
The following are the assignments curing WV
tios: -, - "a que,dss,
Robertson Chief Justice, from Monday June ~ 10 iOe''
June u, inclusive. -, a. rh,,,sav July a..
Mousll j. FROM Friday, July ~, 20 SATURDAY Az
harbour j. Monday August Il, 70 TUESDAY "a $50 Con-
NcCuyl j., from "Wednesday, August ~ 70 ihr'''""''
Moneef j. from Friday September 10, to sstaT'"' wv
GENERAL TERMS.
Thursday, July 20, Bonnell and GsTvia, ~
Tuesd.y. August 30, barbour aud Mcouni, - -, I
Saturday OCT. l. Rohersson, Chief j., ana "on''''
COURT OF GENERAL sESslONs-'rSh
Judge krsriLi- 1ohn Roekfo,d.
Anthony Williams, assaultupon Jonn ~ Sssa
One year the Peoensry and to pay .,
Ellen Mclaughlin pleaded suii'y " .i
p.xf ntiafv si1
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Regiments and ia 90 different from the stillcd and IN
real pictures Of battle scenes pamca OF npon the pub
c. that it at impresses with conviction Of
its truthfulness We presume copies may be obtained
at Goupers and other leading print stores.
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THE ROLL OF HONOR
List OF Casualties in the Army -ef the
Potomac.

KILLED AND WOUNDED IN ARTILLERY BRIGADE
OF SECOND ARMY CORPs, JUNE IL.
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/. adA. M. v. Brewer, SIN. z.

WIN. Condor, ITO r., heeo
MoItiIser Center as 2 y Me- s nees'
n. n. Seyicn, 10 ~ ,,nSse''
II; Tirney, 81 y; II nano ,;
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): Brindie, . N l. Il A. ,9reheao
. u. ,. AndfeHs % ~. T., 'os'
Il Clarke, 80 N N a., th'sh
J. H. Dl'ioh, 20 "a Mass,, nnso"
u. y; Stii g (, - "a, ioo r.,
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w; Wakefield, . =. i A. knee
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HOSPITAL OF SECOND III
my COIPs, JUNE Ia.
w. 4. Edwards, T., o Ohio, alb
domen.
A Eor,nev A. 8 Ohio. leg.
J. w. Morris. h. IL N. J.. back.
.Lieut. J.. Evart, ]. 8 Ohio, side,
q. A. Bennett, /. 8 Ohio. arm.
Y Thomas, b, 10 N. j., legs.
" Pnrcer. 10 n. Y, thigh.
~. n. Sheppard, ID, Ia Conn,
ankle.
T. - Smith. B.sOhio, side.
r Crsmnton. X, Mich, arm.
n Doyns VI ME ankle,
VI Nead 7sfIch,' neck.
s. Richards. X. 4 Me, head.
JB. Carleton. q. 4 Me, arm.
j. az, ~, hutchinson - % '''
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n Carbon. r. 10 Me-, back.
y. McCormick, Z, ii Pa, eye.
Lieut.. c. Il. Terrell, A, / MINI.
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J. ". Fountain. A, i4Ct., arm.
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IL. w. c. Il. Thorn,on, +, l64
NY. leg.
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p. Doolsn' Il. i6i NY. hand.
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w. N. living, b, MINI, fore
head.
l.. Shablc. I. l05 Pa, ankle.
Jas. Bowen, Y, So NY. VI. leg.
y. Bell, u, 81 Wis, Thigh.
:. Is. Smith. T.. - Mass, aide.
J. Is. White, +, Q Ohio, lex.
j.. w. Gunston, Il, Is Mass.
. thigh.
J. Ellis, !, Q y. J. A., foot.
G. w. Nc Donald, ii, 70 WIZ,
, head.
Sgt. w. Kellehsr, T., 20 Mass,
cheek.
T.. J. Long, A. u Wis, face.
y. Keyes. Is. o Ohio. head.
VIC. fIcrrici. ID. 3a.Iyi.. bfs,.
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Htnee
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ADVERTISEMENT
PERRY's JAPANEsR POLISH.--L

obtain this gnpcror atlc for their shoes Of Mideto alter,
Cantre Bixby, Brooks, Uphem, Philadelphia 4e.l Aec4l
lum, Jcdsn, and NJ tho Agency, No. IS WNNamst
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H TIAdvertisenIentl
How HR LIVED 100 YEA,

How He LIVED 100 YEARS.
Ilss of an old man How he ate and draft .skep,
Marriage Ewes Teeth How be Ord. ADpaHss woRK.
mo MN shFrce VIII" Tsmptanons Improvement. The
rnelsh Photography The Road Know ledge. In
JuIY Double No JouRsAL 40 cents poet
N.wsmen have i. kowLER WELIs, $50 broadway, n. A.
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J. West, C.5U. s., check.
Abel Wilder, A, l K. i, shlr
and leg.
Capt. D. X. Jones, an. I. A.,
Killed.
@. w. Doty II. A.
A. G. Corwin, q, 4 A.. rnoin.
J. Cowley, g. 4 A.. forearm.
A. c. Miller, G., I A., ara.
J. Layton, h, 4 A.. foot.
w. II. Nicois, A. 4 A.. ke.
10. Sergt. Il. A. ThhbeR, III, 4
A. amp. thigh.
Chas. MenkeT,s NY. &. thumb
Jos. Theifingcr. q, do, forearm
.Ino. McDcTmot, +, do, foot.
Clinton Harris, A, do, hip.
John Sheridan, Il, do. Killed
Jas. kirkpatrick. G., do. foot.
John McCarty, A, | y. Y. Bat
terry. side.
Chas. Anderson, a, do. shouel
Francis Donegan, r. I y. A,
head.
Burton Tompkins, d, do. finger
Albert Weir, q, do, arm.
lst Ser. Jas. Bar. u, do, neck.
Jas. Allidicc. II. do, leg.
Geo. Z. Lawrence, +, I N. Y.
Art, hand.
Tim flanlcy, u, do, arm.
Capt. r.. c. Mower, do, thirh.
Edo. Browns Me. Bat shld'r.
VIM. IL. So;te, do, thumb.
Wm.G. Brown, do, shoulder.
I'd. II. Lyle, II, N. Y. Art,
bresft.
JeLLookwood, A, do. should
Chas Keran, +, do, side.
John T.. Perry. IL, do, thigh.
F.E. Woodhou.e, +, do, legs.
J. Morehouse. b, IN. y. Art
James Foley. q. do.
VIM. y. Brown, a, do.
II. j. Mcbride, A., do
A. Wright, Il. MY. Art. leg.
Cor IVAN Nslons;rsp, h. DO.
thigh.
Henry Bell, y. do, lea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

Cor,y--.as. 1t was PayGaster Gloson ~.
the Na,,. .lG and not Mr.. Bridge OF 'he ss 80
partment who sefyed upon Mr. Henderson n0-'
reuoya from ySce by the PJss!dens'
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BOARD oP coUNCILMEy.-Therc was no meet
ing Of this Board Thursday afternoon. maIoty of
the members being out Of the city. II is understood that
tho Board will hold special meeting this (trday)
afternoon ut O'clock
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"---- COURT CALENDAR-Tnp pAT' ,,orrre}
TO June q. I-AdiOurnh
withou, day Part I-shcr s SsSss s. sIss 0ll :s
~. aSo slI alt0 220s lci6 1886 25Oi Is,c 1870.
assI' a4i6 2tis' 1880. On General Calepdn' -"
Part ifI.-Calendsr unchanged ~. Ussues Of Law
SUPREME C0URr--SPEclAL lEhh'-'' 80
and fact.)-Nos 253, 2o4, l2s. 49, rI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

LeWmdn IL. Jones, W. " L.
Art, lee.
Edward Hugh, 81 N. y. thigh
and hip.
VIM. NJ. Dowell, do, hip.
Peter Koon, Z N. Y. Art. hand.
Jas. j. Patterson, l+3 IA. Vol.
Gins. Msncllus, 2 N. y. Art
hand.
Albert Rice, III N. Y, mouth
and leg.
Norman heeley, 2 N. Y, back.
Levy Vanstync, do. len hand.
i'll. Everson, III N.Y.A., leg.
ferd. korp, 20 Mich, thigh.
O.VanNormand III Ny, bach
aud LApd