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IyxTRA MESS ana MEAS this day received aud
jsn0 dsv rs Csnnsssisi street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-23

sB-On the first page-New Hampshire cor
rcspondcnce; Miss Anna Dickinson in Wash
ington; Mr.. Cough at Camp Conyalesant The
slave Telegraph, &c.
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Lutess ship Nows.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Geo. Lcayy (hosptal Dcnninr Fozt.,xs ssrs
Fl hours with 20 SICK and wounded soldiers. to Medical
Direction
Bark Jennie Er.ugSoOi tot 81 Anirows) EDiDgpooa CIR.
denas IL days. sugar, &c, Bret, Son Co
Bark Florence Peters, Hooper Santa Cruz 70 days rsx
&c, c. 4 T.. J. Peters.
schr TunIs Boiius Cashier. Cold Spring
schr. Abrsm Osborn Perry, Albany Tor 5tonugton.
schr. Yerrsilion. Davig, Port Jefferson.
schr Wilson Crawford, Cray Maanoras o. dy IN bsl.s,
J. Z. Eaton.
scr yiglaa. tof Nassau, Know.oa Nsfssu, E esy, AL
ttu,ci .ns0n Co.
WIND--At Sunset, 3.W.
SAILED.
Ocr l3.-Steamers-No-tA America, Scott
gnrks-C. s. Brown %sntho
Bfigr-rerait Union, Ann, Rornulrs, Colcna
scLooncrs-- Moonlight, Margaret HuItcr.
BELOW.
Bark Canada Of yarmouth " 5.
Brig Elizabeth.
schf stephen o. Hsr, tof s. Georse tcm Ctpe Hr,,sn
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supprNe tOuRr-C CIRCUIT. Part l.-oyer ana
No. 1855 1859 2oSJ 2,sS 2A9 2b7l 26.S 16sT,
si sC0 2g5 ay lto9 1901 2lsl G9L ,'o5, 17o'' S:o3
,-fl Is-t fl-NoA fai. 2aJd 25ia. Iji2 Iat,
xstj 2ssS $3.50 l5s2 2JS4 2sss 1853 1850 26! 200 26
9is $50 s'.a gs.t Par, ni.Na.. 2rl l-.t - ~!
lgs ip,i 1908 iS7 Special Tern.lssue- Of law sd II -
Noe "a 3pU, l9T - -
SUPERIOR CoURr--Par, Nos. 3j91, 1898, 3i6j,
s7ss Psrt -Nos SD laI6, 40 40 Jy1 I2o. i2s, iei
iig6 ARA A %, 4l3l. aga. 4i36, asa
CoUEr Oh CoANOS pII.As.-Tfial Tern.-Ad-
ourn,d fof tho tom The General Term w be Ia sosso
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UNITED srATFs COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-Oor. 49,
Before CclaIilis, Osborn.
ri M sfsE

TIE ne ivY HAUL or COuSiEBFFifEks.
O. \ agt. William Rogerson, Asa Marvin, james
Sorri. Sirrry ssisnan, snd Charles 2. Hel.r-cn.
Inc pccused the parties implicated In The late counter
iciius den. dcose,d la t- city sad at Port JeN in the
weston part If this State.
They eH committed 60 The County Js IN default Of
tl0trp hill.
Jo. sen Asst L. S. D'.. Attorney rp,iTed for lie Gov
eminent
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jylTED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-ocr i2-Besoie
Judge EKrrs.

NUJUI II II.F't Ut TIE t''ITHT.
The Court stands adjourned until Wednesday;
tie lupfe non bcu. that ui-r Nelson woIi b. IN attend
ancr ou that ayi bat IN conscq Of here berg press Of
business before tho Otani Jury u the United States Circuit
Court for tho Eor'lern pi.tiict % krwiori sms ut
Albany nd the ah-,nc. of Judge hs judge Nelson viii not
frtOh koW.Yoix until T. fi1.y.
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Marine Dianseer.

BOsION Tuesday, OCT To- ItS4
The schooner Cordelia Newkirk, from Pills
dopho for salisbury with coal went ashore Yesterday
amidslips Sh, IS snpposei 10 be a total loss. Tba
vessel was valned at $1,000 and was owned N Pbns-
apluhia
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A NNuAL FESTIVAL in "a Of The RON row =.

N CATHOLIC okPiiAN Asl - ,' Ike plgce q tLS
tiyai VI aid ni the abo'r s'i,ttv' .Gl .n-,
srl'rny OF M-lc. - TIL hHfN u -. in fhe star
Tb.rr .vill be- tno distinct r,. i ~, "a Tyrnrs 30.
noon commencing ft +. ~; sae1oI tr,tiutiels ,on.
ri ,be Rlnr :.r. 20 n o,e the pfcc @. lIh , -
Is ctst to ehillea urdrs - ycef Oh ls,ins n \.
49,. o1,S5e osihe doc. - isse poDsb Pc,
oc'asou, p srd % '.-i1is 'a ID yi.s The ASs',
NV 49, min within IN thr N'ko' '.', ~ho ~
r.e'rn.s aal ticn caiy ~ r,...Jpn,
rh srer iruas,ts sin be-. IS m 10Y ~ ,,.
- ,'rd.rt'.e H., ne-ia'r direction oi ~ D.
Cd flr New bo.soy it'et'i. ,,,,5,. WFLLY AStsDAS
II I.OpOkskLL, StIc.'l'
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q. s. DISTRICT cOuRr-Oor. is-B,,ore Judg. Brrrs
EGllRA OF IGO,fs3.

EEiJRS OF rEoyfs3.
Tho Marshal this morning made return Of process
day ed ia The iooains viz United States sf.
ycu bs-, marked G. F. containing goats h Same 49,.
Five c-.ss msIkedJ. & T. containing cs4r--Appel-
eu,cs,i and weeks Time given TO an We. John
Miner ext Finceu mcfohsudisc marked y. l.
WILLARD schct, al Tiu- hurdF.d snl ssv-uv-une bun.
lr- u cssse-l rod marked IS - J. A. Msrtyn Twelve
cs.r. Of netchundis- marked g. = Jchn McAuey agi.
Eighteen eases OF merchandise usrssd ia; IschAiah A.
Jnnle a. schooner narh Boicc" her ackle, &c. 1ha
Parker Mills ugt The ranboat Lriscpcct" hol ac.c. up
aIcl borrs ard engines AggeaEances entered ara time
.lycn 20
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couRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Scr is.- Bsrsr
William Russel Indicted icr burgiary in III,

William Kues'I lndlcIeN IVr bulblhIy III INC
thh degree, sqht,d tho giopud Of insanity and
ordered I, 10 sent % tn, st.ie Lui.,o Asylum.
Jorcs Rley indicted Coz forgery in tno third d'sTer nc
Quilted.
The Grand Jury brought in batch OF indictments for uns'
der They were down for sl a. lie r1s se!mi AID Na
0usld gery vas then discharged
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A great Reduction in Prices Of ENGLISH CAR
yrT. ON Itorus DRres.Ts wrsDov sHsDs., JAst,
CovrRt etc. 81. tho ousini iiigku AspEEoSs, no.
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IAdxrrii.em,nt

ldvensem,ut
CONVENIENT TO HAVE IN TTR HOUSE
Bot,l. Of PgaEYs JIPASEsE DoOr snd SHOE PoLisH A
our shoemaker -. i.
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CITY ITEMS.

WENDELL PHILIPS il announced to speak at
Cooper Ia.titrie weGneslsy evening oci %. on Ire
Presidential Election. II VII be Ma frst and orJ al
dress IA ihs cit, during Toe Presidential easa2si.h
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rsdyes,l.eHcni.l

LACE CURTAINS
A. RKDUcgp PRIoEsi
q. l.. 4 }. y. EELIT, e:s 9sosdw'y.
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.,.,.oh Oh, has also three children to take care
M She "a an excellent seamsress end desires oy sun
fcient employment at rcinuiicrur'e ~ak,s hin, 49,
fnnds enough 70 bury her husband ceoently bene re-
solsed thai "man who has fought tho oai'',s VI
his country shah not lie IN pauper grave; oa
viii give this woman work. Al @ho WIN 70 10 ~ No No
call or ecrd their names 10 The once oil tho Cn'op w.
IA Chambers rtrcrt 1hose who desire 10 aud uouI
tons money for the purchase OF comforts vi rne lie
man. can forward them ~ above on iso's 'nein Nv VIZ
Office Of this journsL-iosn
THE BROOKLYN SABBATT-SCuooJ UNION,
The 18th Annual Meeting Of the Broosyn napp,,n.
Sshool MON WAS held 1T Plymouth Church on Monany
NIGHT and was numerOusy attended, Inc rftsines, ~
hSS-ex smith occupied the chair and IN ne iD'ro-
dncory remarks stated that tho report OF tao opIa
tans oi tho Union for the past year WIS hot renuy M
would therefore not be prt sented on th,s cVesin
Treasurer. Mr. lay. reported mat 81 ,h' yoid
aant OF tie wear tiey Ind 90 IN hand and received
f,r various sources eG3 Of which sum sloi Lao oeeh
distributed among necessltous schools.
Thcrr vas sun q balance Of $780, Tho amounts here
,ofore received had been too small 10 90 sfent
amount OF work and ho therefore suggested mat en'
sool contribute run sJ to ESQ Gnd the usefulness "
H. I,nin, wonlI be prOportionatey extended during
,hr cunning war 4 toin sum OF g. 800 vas required
and with his aaoupl the influence Of the Society ""bh
be made apparent ~ good works - -,
Aadross.. ere mad by the Rev. Mr.. Thomas OF the
Ploffepont. Baptist Church. Rev. IienIy Jersup
Missionary Ia Syria Mr. Smith end Mr.. IA! al .,
yhom urged increased Interest IN tho Saioay oe''o'
Several hynn, were sups during intervals In the pro
ceel.nes by Sunday School choir, aud after a cohec
tloa Ia aid VI lhs ca.sc, ibe meeting nd!''ihe"'
AMFRIcAys ABROAD.-The following Is iist
OF Americans registered nj Guns American Agone''
no II Charlotte street Bedforislaare, London Eng
lsnd III week ending lst oct. i:ei:
TSoms. s Thorp and 'oa; New-YorS Tl's,s. lysSe,
ME ST. Oh on DO; y. ". Hgtchn', New YORK; Affanf
Thomas and hdy, do; J. Marshall! Nswaf', ~ j. -
rim New York kr Curtin Ncourin; James Carter GIN
cinna, u. Charles Durham, New OTleans MA e ste',9n
lady, Boston, Thomas tulon. Maine DEM j. Sihll
California: John Anderson do, Mr. aud Mrs Edward Ad,r'
do. d. =. Curtis Oho o. Boimes erd family, doi Joh'
Wilson, Brooayn ~ Y. Charles Dennis, bo,son-
fsdysrtisenen'
Republicans and Democrats vote the same
a. iet when tho merits Of KtSrs Fast India COFFEE are
csuv..sed both unanimously In Il, fayer 70, ale By all
fpc.ts pct. per- pound General d, pot NO l9t ts,de'
IASyeEtisemeut.l
WINDOW SHADES,
Foa sroREs DvgiIiScs.
Manufactured ~
g. l.. < T. r.. KITTY,
Nc. $50 Broadway
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SUPREME COUHr-CuArBrRs-Ocy i3-BecoE. J4,llce
LEos.Ho.
DECISION.
Hicken Sar!aS agt. The Mayor &c.-Mo,ion De-
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WINDOW SHADES,
Foa sroREs on DvgiLiNcs.
Manufactured ~
q. H. < J. r.. RgIrY,
Nc. $50 Broadway.
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STEAMSHIP LAUNCH. The fine steamship
Horny Ciaunccy vas succcssfuly launched. yesterday
forenoon from The shipyerd Of william H. Webb. esq.
foor Of siTihs'rce East Byor she he fifth vessel
Of Ter description that las been built for The Pacific
II j Steamship Company BY Mr.. Webb Her Aess.
uremcn IS: Length, so feet; brosdth 81 boam 43 ise
derrh OF hold, ~ feet.
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pnfsioss.

Lazo agt Whiton-See papers. Grenon sgt
Ruohans- Motion iouie1 without Replrnin y. Liver
sst. Jacob i. Van Nper-aouon granted With 50
costs Grurs. odnz agt Abraham :. inderhu IT al
Notion stnnted-sce pepvT' teufte tsike -. Hata on
i.A 81 .-iotiVn sli.d -iih 10 cOss.-See gsgegs
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AMERICANS ApRoAp.-The following is list
fAdysrtisenen'.I

Republicans and Democrats vote the same
A. set when tho merits Of KtSrs Fast LYDIA COFFEE are
csuv.ed; both unanimously In i, fager For ,,e By all
GDc.ts 81 % Ct. pound 1eners eeo' NO I hssdv'
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WAITED, A BURIAL FUsD.-Thc ladies' Of
ihe Working Wofn6n's Protective Union Lavo bnd IN
der their charge tho vito 81 hon0rahy discharged
soldier who is not entitled to pension or rcif money
tg o did not ale IN he ser,ice. Tho soldier u
nov lyirg ~ IN fhe last strgoa oi consumption N.q
E..s alGul1 ~ syTp9.t IL ,. Ds AN, ll.I.g II
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FIRE IN FLETCIER. srGLET.-The third and
fourth floors Of No ls Fietcherstreet occupied by SIR
Charles H. Williams, manufacturer OF tin cans, &c.
rusly damaged by iro and water Oh Tuesday morning
Las on sfok $50 Injured for $40 0JJn tie Ctzena
and Mechanics ComP,nics. Ihe frat aud second GooIs
and basement occupied 10y w. Il. falmnu. cooper, -
dnuayrJ 10 The amount Og no Inc building IL also
owned by him md is damaeed about 500; insured
in tho Eagle Company. 5000 ID building and ei0J
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UNION JUDICIARY CONVENTION.

Col. Il. Y. Van Burcn, tnc Union cdnuludtc
for r,c Office u District Attorney having declined 70
stand for Inn; ce has ssitatod the nomination OF
another candidate For this purpose the Judiciary
Convention Of the Twenty tirdsl 0rganzat.04 mot
ast nigh, a; rte headquarters wsDiy fnird street MI
Eiii0t C. C,wdin in the chair. Mr.. John cooper j.,
aching IA SECRETARY After shor, discussion, "m u.
Siaiiord ESQ.,, OF the 10th Word. was unanimously
but informally nominated, The tnal and formal nomin
ton being eft 10 the Comitee OF Conference nppO'rt
e6 Ia confer with ike Committee appointed by The
Uers Chapel organization. As tho domination FOR Dis
trict Attorney Was agreed TO be loft with the Hope
chapei Allegation II ~ 6re than probable that nnles
is Association aso indOrse Mi Stafford, some S,ior
name viii DO substituted Oh tie ticket
UNION RATIFICATION MEETING IN TIfB POUR
TENTH WARD, BR00KLYK (B. D.
An immense gathering OF the Union men
o,b Democrat, and Republican, took place last night
IN The Fourteenth Ward Of the Eastern District oi
brooklyn. The nntoTifed Democracy tnrned our IL
large numbers oua united With tho Republican tlHB u
too Thirteenth sixteenth aud Eighteenth Wards made
On assembiage Of fuiy 1000 voters
The meeting having been called 20 order, Go
Chairman introduced 20 Che audience Mr.
CHAiLEs j. GRADY Of Georgia, who Touched the sympa
thea 81 the toughest OF the May McClelnntes thcn
ana there present BY the picture he drew 81 the suffer-
nge Ui Iao SoutncrneTs during the last four years.
he Appealed 70 all followers OF Gen. Mcclellan 20 con-
slider The solemn truth that BY supporting the Chicago
nominees thes were hiding and nbettng the Robeis nov
Ia against the Union. The Democracy although
at hIs: Inclined 70 bs noisy ewed By tho impres
i've of the speaker aud uniting with the good
Union men, cheered long and loud 0r Dnioo, the Con
situtiOa aud the nominees OF the Republican party
Mr. OABKY, Of Long Island. followed Mr. Grady. and
delivered some severe home thrusts at the Sham De
uocrecy and their harlequin leaders.
EpwAHDS LAWSON esq. Of New.Yort, mede the
gram speech Of the evening" and by the ieryid clio
quenoo OF true disoipe Of tie nusrions sunner gave
the keynote 10 tho stawayt voters Of Kings County
ho frequently interrupted Tie orator ~ the most en-
thus.asiic applause. The appeal made by Sir. IagG0n
10 the I.h voters ~ the WHfd (of whom there wore
lazy g.yssLt we IesA.Ly SkssglH ". st.tsx
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Pour,h Ward Lincoln and johnson Campaign
o; aD5ye Ciup requested 10 attend
spscis Meeting az Headquarters, No Nsv-c ~
,d,,.' tb, ue-,ns unica electors invited 70 attend
MORRIS FRIED5AN CEaigcsn
Gro w Coourrx Secretary.
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.r. I1NcoLN,s LArEsr srnrc11.

In his brief address last evening Mr. Ii he
coin, with his habtual quiet force, referred
60 tact which has not been apprecia. ed by
The people who accomplished It. The fact is
That Of peoples government sustaining a
national election in .he midst Of q great civil
war Before Tuesday last this had not been
proved TO be possible. Tho strongest test had
rot yet been applied to the strength and dura-
blty Of our institutions. The premises upon
which the argument of the Republic was built
had not yet been so logically followed out as
to close the mouth Of a clptious world. The
ewes Of monarchical governments surveyed us
through the colored glasses Of their pre- 1d,re5
and interests, and our history hitherto had
not induced them to view US in The clear, cold
light Of truth.
since we commenced existence as ara on,
VIC have answered a good many questions Of
universal, because Of human, int trlst. The
last question, to which we are giving an answer
in The affirmative, that is to last forever is whe-
ther we are strong enough to maintain our
existence in the midst Of great emergencies.
And this is a question whose determination
embraces such stupendous results, that those
who PROFOUND It may well look on viii dis
NAV whilst we resolve It. It embraces all the
great issues which are involved in the small
word freedom 1t is a question which has
echoed long over the world, but whose echoes
are being caught and silenced BY our coa-
sstent reply.
The solid facts which Mr.. LINCOLN argues
unon with such simplicity and siraigh for
.wardness, render more defined the lin ,lmsrt'
of that prospective picture which even tie
least unimaginative Union man loves to look
upon. They suggest period t) which we
arc certainly advancing when the ancient
land which flowed with metaphorical mil
aud honey shall become a present reality.
Every vote which has been cast Tor Mr.. LIN
colin is good seed sown in good grou d.
His short speech Of last evening gives us hi.
own sensible views OF his own position.
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-MOORF.-NOyember 10th, 1854 ut the rest
dcnce Uf Thomas N PcnrCse, Esq NJ l., cOrA5f TwCn-
tieIh and lombard streets BY Rev. Edward s. MARKS,
DANIEL CLARK, Esg., Of MLyle, y. j., TO Hiss
ELLtN n II. MOORE. Of Philrdclnhia.
FIELpING-STOEF.-un Thursday morning, 10th
Instant. hy Rev. Dr IuruCss. MANTLE FlLLDING, ui
New York 10 ANNE NJ, daughter Of tie late JOhn
Stone, OF Philadelphia.
HARDC ASTLE-FLICK.-O the 9th instint, by Rev.
WllGRm harms Mr.. join IHOMA- HARD CASTLE
10 Mis- MARY FLICK all OF ofPhilsdelphiI CITY.
MAHKS- MOSS.-Ou Thursday 10th instant, at st.
Paul'a Church by the Rev Kingdom Goddard ID. n.
JAMES J.. NJ lHKS to CECILIA MOSS. No cards,
-FLORAEC CE.--O On Thursday, NOV embor 10Th D..
Colonel g. CARROLL TENlo. OF PhIladephia, 20
BLANCHE, daughter OF ucOb FiOrance, Of this city.
MUNICIPALITIES ON.--On the nth us ant by the
Rev. H. G. Fish, ID. d. HENRY 4. YOUNG, Of this city,
and SUSIE A., daughter OF John Patterson, I.sq OF
Newark, n. }.
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Mrs. W, =. ROWAN, wOst rhnadc phia.
REFERENCES.

N s.dIou hc sboyy che diseased AM an Interested
rrud 60 The n'Uug named gentiemCl that have
D e. t,aed and witnessed ous ucs;neH! o. o.aers, az
so. 1870 Walnut street.
Al Pl.asonon. Eg ad -r-G moral, Philadelphia.
Tp1sulluT. NII.I-F neral, 81. Louis.
". u. Suuih no. .t33 SauS m street, Philadelphia Geo.
Doug glIa. No 2i 3, lIh stree. william a, ShrVer,
Names itD., GcIuar owns J. ' 500 kIOn M 2|i Mar
Deg str otrialnD iai CuarcS II, Gr.sg. Nos, 2l9 and
~ tl rcH arr; -mA mel Roy 30, 7I' Slm on street,
Ntu.uay. 0t.lnw Isaac B. Guyer, No. Woodland Ter
rar, 10 foHi No N.si Aa srgJt No, ltS Broad street
ro'rtD wor' No. "a ~ 1hrl stree. A. &C. C-oli, y. 4.
C1rvcv EnuIH ard MARKET s.r,g'7.
Ju1ah I"r!, Bronchial oons1mpfio0, No sll g. Fourth
street; Edward o. Evans, proacha o. the NJ. Y. Church
Hlslcpsia ll TONS s.auiuE, L'rR27 aud LumoaBot No.
le llpmuth street; Thomas owens, Congestion Of the
Brain and severe HemQrhase OF the Lungs ana Di1betei
American Hotel, Philadelphia Jas Nug-nt Deafness for
lN years aud rngng and roarng in the Head taenih
and ne ford streets; Wm. Morgan General Debility No,
4Ol Spruce street Thomas harOp, severe Diabetes Eoae
NILS, West Philadelphia GEORGE Gran Rheumatic lnUt,
org standing, No. BlO DHesnut srGoti III. IT, Desyor,
Chrome Neuralgia and luh mmitOrY NheAmatsm, No.
l79i Chesnuf street q. II, IarmcE, Chronic Dyspepsia
2uU Inflammation 1ft4o kidneys CAesult unl Fyruetg
streets; Anthony lrnny C1n41mpnDnl No. 1911 Marie.
streets Edward Mediation, Consumption, No. 1927 Front
street; Cu4Eos IA. GrEr, Dyspepsia ana Npn.tinlton,
Tenth and Arch streets; J. Rcer Chronic BuG'h'ti tis
CobsumnH0n aud CONGESTION N th5 E anl N9 5lS Ntl-
l1yhn street Rev. }. Mallory, Aph1na, PliildelpAa
q. YOuls, 81. Thomas FrauEuu euu ~, Pas Daniel
Ir-llg, StUrulcf Pa n. sterling, I.ln3. sunlHt va
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pERsONAL NOTINEs.

From ne 'qieH Hlchm0Hd papers rccCtrtd.
tn THE OFFICER COMMANDING PORT DIN
wurc win please inform rhc friends Of Coorc f.JGu's
NddltseN comfy, virginia, whether inc rum or hs
death Is correct or Uo Any nOrmRtar concerning him
will be thgr kluN received by his GuNiOus tc ds. whom
you " IN greatly obli.e. j. ", A, B.
TE- WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA NONEM-
hsc - l6l.-Auy informal tion OF lteutc' ant jutns
Chestnut, Com 'huy A, Bist Regiment North Carolns
troops. 1huVnsus Brigade. win suppused to be NOV
tally wounded and IN the hands OF tbe oOcmy a. Fort
Delaware, "a the tack IN Fort HErr4Ou September 30,
1861, viii be thankfully received. G.. M. q.
eE- NOVEMBER 7, lsfi.-TO PAT MASON PHILN-
dcphia have lad iutrllg,nCc you fJr several
weeks Ieo very auNious about my sister Mary 5ly 70
her that uUr presence here would be urcc of very at
qualification AL Tel her tO every Cn nrt 10 cln
us us spCCCi as possible. We ar all we'll
II. CCRNELIOUS Eighteenth street, richmond