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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

EK-CoOgrsssman Keitt, of South C,T-
Olina, one of tho most insOlsot Of the
Rre -enters, aud lately General in the
rebel army, was killed in the battle Of
Wednesday of last week, in Virginia.
General Dales, of the rebel army was
also killed on Thursday. So the Rich
mond Examiner iuforms US. .eets 8-r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

The STEToHER- -BHARER.-There are
none braver than these tcher"bear-
ers. One was killed and Eve wounded
of those attached to the 9th Corps on
Wednesday, for they pressed to the very
front for the wounded. Twenty-six of
them have been killed and woun ded in
the corps during the campaign, and
scarcely less than hundred in the ar.
my altogether.-[ Army Correspon dence
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

The New York Emigrapt Commits
sioners expect the immigration to- reach
200, 900 this year, and the arrivals thus
far fully justify this expectation. The
Irish and English papers regard the
EXODUS Of their people with astOpish-
ment. @
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

Yale College is in luck. It has re-.
ceived another large donation. Henry
Farnun, E>q late of New Haven, but
now of Chicago, has given s3O,Ooe for
the erection OF a new dormitory.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

The following is list of naval prizes
up to the lst Of June, 1884: steamers,
232; sChooner', 627i sloOps, l59; barks,
20; brigs, 80, ships, IS; yachts and
small craft, 1873. Total, 1927.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

The best shots among our riAemen
are said to be blue-eyed men, from
which tits inferred that blue eyes are
superior to black eyes in practical use
fulness as we'll as in moral qualities.-
Blue-syed people will hold mp their
heads accordinglyi
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

A littIs boy in Portland, Maine, the
other day, got hold Of bunch of match
es, played with these awhile, and then
set FIRE to tho premises; and several
thousand dollars worth Of property was
DESTROYED.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07
. goath's Department.

,,s For tho News.
MisoeI1Ansous Enigma.
am composed OF 26. letters
Ny lea4b81BaiUiga military titls.
MY II 10 Is river in italy.
"a My 20 2l Is, Is an animal,
MY II n is l3is a town In italy.
My lll6 1S 10 very precious.
My Ie 2z 23is useful on tho table,
My 2e i3 rs 20 lisa toy.
Ny 10 "a Il domestic animal.
NY whole Is tho name OF gallant aud scispt oteer
In the Union Army. FLORA =
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

For the News.
ChArade.
Ny hrst lisa verb, which means to increase;
OF my second, myself take the place;
Ny thirds tho frat half ofa word that means
poem, composed of-but fourteen lines
My whole was post, cOwpsr says, an him
Humor is holiday and slightly trim,
sublinity and Attic taste combined.
10 polish. furnish, and delight mankind"
MILO.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-07

Answer to oharAds Of last week by Mlo-chureh
Yard. Answer 70 Enigma Of same date by sans. -Ai.
~sys ts1 The truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
Tho Election To-Dny-Card to inspectors
of Election.

The Inspectors of Election throughout the
city viii confer great favor the public if they wi
send TO the office Of the Associatd Press No. lic
Broadway, TO either Of the amazed Offices OF the
American Telegraph Company, the rsult Of the voting
in their several Precincts after the anvass shall have
been completed. Tie Offices Of the Telegraph Company
will be kept open during the eveningor the transm Is
sion OF the returns.
The following are the stations Of tle American Tele
graph Company;
No. 145 BIoadwsy Astor House; Mere anti. Hotel Court
lsndt street; Fulton Market; Wsshngto Market; No I3J
BrOgdway Eafes Hotel OF Centre streets
corner Of Canal street and Broadway metropolitan Hotels
Laf.Ige HoUsei New York Hotels Everett House Madison
square Ofcs Fifth Avenue Hote 9Th avenue and AID street
lh syenne aud 4st street ID snl aoh stree, h
street Sd svenue 9th street snd+h 18th street
sHd tth
D. II. CRAIG, Gen. Agent r. y Associated Press
Netc. yoys March :, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Tho combination Of ingredients in these Pills Ia the result
long and extensive practice. They mild in their opera
ton and certain correcting al Irregularities, Painful Men
situations removing all obstrucons whether from cold OF
Otherwise HeSftche ram sds, rsrPrtzrcu trr
Heart Whites AL Nervous Affections, Mysteries Fatigue
Pain in the Back ard Limb &C.. Disturbed Sleep, which arise
nom Interruption Of nature
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ar the moe. sectua remedy known for all complaints
peculiar to Females To al classes they invaluable, Undue
ing with certainty periodical regularity They are known to
tbsn q sho have ued then different periods, through
oct 10 g. Try. D. "a the s-atian Of Of the mos.
ineut Physicians In America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each boH-he price One
Dollar per Box, containing ffom 50 to 60 pills
Plus sent by mail promptly, from observation by
RENTING tho price to the Propeors, any authorized
Agent ia current funds
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
HUTCHlSGS & HILLYER Proprietor.
No 81 Cedsr-st., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
yIuuiciunI Election.

PORTLAND, Ne, MOndg, March 2, I65i.
Jacob Mcclellan, tho Union candidate, Is
elected Mayor Of this city over Jim b. Carroll by
majority Of L. 100 against majoity last year OF l91
for lie candidate. being Una gain of 9JJ. The
vote stands:
mcLellsn....l,e 81 scs,,eriu.......s
Last year the vote stood: NcLeln, 2, lGG; Carroll
$50; scattering 81.
Al the Wards have gone Union.eleclng every Al
dcrlnan, Councilman, and sub0rdiIas officer.
LEwIsIoS Ale, Monda, March 7, 1864.
At the election to-day j. b. Han (Un.) was re-
elected Mayor and the other Union ondidatos III every
Ward were successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
MoRross colo PENS are now sold at the


sane price. beerc the Of the war; this I.
entirely owing to the asnLhe,urr. Improvements in ma
ehnery. hi. presenlI Retail business and Cash in Advance
System for unit, he conmsnced advertising bis business
done on Credit aud ,riefy With "a, Trade.
The Morton Gold Penssre the only sold old prices
the makers Of all o.hergod pen. chagshe Premium the
Gold Government Tar 1c but Morton has changed
hi, prices, Wholesale or tesl
o. the great numbers SCI, by mail to all parts Of The world
during the East ,s years not in ahouani has filled to
reach It. destination in saey showing tia, the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by ny in every part Of the world
al the same price, pOsias only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adape to your hand and style Of writing
which will do your wr vastly che than Steel Pens and
the present almost universal HghPIessure Price Of
thing you have Motion Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
10 the labor spent upon and mseris used than any other
Gold Pen In the Work. If you want one, tho Pen Ia
NJ glitter than the Sword In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
S1xymI.h CoNGnEss....Fir's Session.
SENATE. .wAsHNGTcS, March 7. 1854.
PpoPnsyD MISSION TO EASTERN ASIA.


PpoposyD MISSION TO EASTERN ASIA.
Mr.. MORGAN (Un., N. W presented me.
mortal from the American Geographical and Statistical
society in favor OF Snrgeon McG0wans proposed con-
mercia industrial ana sclen.c nS SON. 20 srs
INCREASED NAIL FACILITIES.
Ne.srs WILSON (Un.. Mass.). MORGAN. and SUMNER
Un Mass) presented numerous petitions foT ncrclsSu
railroad and mail facilities between Boston New ORR
and Philadelphia which referred 10 the COMMITTEE
of Post-Ofliccs and Post Roads
CoNFIsCATIoN OF REBEL LANDS -
Mr. FOOT Un VT presented petition from I'll
Thayer praying the passage of law confiscsng the
lands Of the Rebels and distributing them among freed
en Referred TO the Committee on Slavery and Freed
men.
Mr. Commas On. CALI introduced q bill 10 amend
The act 20 aid in the construction OF railroad nom the
Missouri River to the Pacihc Ocean passed July /,
1862 Roforred to the Special Committee on The Pacific
Railroad.
o. motion Of Mr. SUMNER the bin repeating all acts
for the rendition Of the fugitive slaves made the
spsoial order for Wednesday next AZ l2I o'clock
THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
Mr.. SHERMAN Gun, Ohio offered the following reso-
buttons:
Reached That quorum ofthe Senate consists Of majority
OF the senators duly chosen and qualified.
Rcsoped That II majority of the Presdentia electors
duly appointed aud qualified vote for one Ieisonhe ire
R,osd That election Of President devOlve' upon the
House Of Representative and the votes OF majority OF the
States represented in tho House be cast for one pcf'on-he
che President
Referred TO the Committee Judiciary and ordered
TO be printed.
RAILROAD IN THE NORTHWEST.
The Senate on motion of Mr.. RAMSAY (Un., Minn.).
proceeded TO the consideration Of the bill granting lands
10 aid in the construction If railroad from St. Paul
MIMI. TO the head waters Of Lake Superior.
Mr. HOWE Gun. Wis., opposed the bill at consider
able length.
MessTs. RAMSAY. WILKINSON (Un. Minn.) and
JOHNSON Con. Un., Md. supported the bill
Mr. DooLTTTLR (Un., Wis., replied TO the remarks OF
Mr. johnson and defended his State from any narrow
minded policy as against her sister State NJ nnesota.
On motion OF Mr. DoolTrrLE, the bill was postponed
until Thursday
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The House went into Executive Session at quarter
past O'Clock. and subsequently adjourned.
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Special Notifies.


Thirteenth-st. Presbyterian Church, bo.vesn stb
and Ib svfhe hrst OF Of four Lectures will be de-
Iyered Ia The Church on TUESDAY EVENING March o. at
O'Clock, by Rev. A. A. WILLIS Subject "Snn,hi,e."
The second lecture viii be on March H. BY Rev T. H. CHA
PIN d. D. Tickets for the course, ST. for M White. leo
ure Is crntsior sale at the door, Proceeds TO iqudae
church indebtedness r... Ur
A Regular Meeting Of the MXTH WARD LINCOLN
CLUB will be held THIS Tuesday EVENING, Msrrh g. at
a ocock at Dingedns, 3dsy between 5oth aud 6Obs,s
y. y HUsTRD, Secy. j. =. ZEBLEY, P7rst
Notice.-Special Election, March y, Is6i.-All
Inspectors " election the December election will act
The ensuing election.
The general regulation. IN regard 10 Elections VIII apply to
the Special Election TO be held ruesdy the eh Of March,
1854 the amendment TO the state Constitution allowing
soldiers 10 vote &C. except THAT iasPNros or ELECTION
DISTRICT CANvAssERs.
No expense il 20 be incurred for h,tins up polls
BY order OF the Board Of Supervisors - -
JOS. B. YOUNG, Clerk.
George William Curtis, esq, 90 POLITICAL IN
FIDELITY az the Cooper Institute, TUESDAY ENENlnd
March For particulars advertisement under head oil
I" Lectures and Meetings" on 9Th page
George Thompson of England will speak In Plyn-
onth Church, Brooklyn on FRIDAY EVENING March IL
Al cents
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Hailpond Acknowledgements Troops.

z.
An excavation of the railroad bedding by the
rain threw the morning train from Boston for Concord
of the track at Salem n. H., today killing Phineas
Davis. the engineer and fireman. whose name is not
given. The train was considerably wrecked.
The ID and ith New. Hampshire yeerans. reSnsted
men. reached Concord nj O'Clock to-day, and mot with
cordial aud enthusiastic reception.
The steamer Guide fgol Norfolk. arrived below TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
Entertainments This Day and Eveuin x.

For LEGATION u th,ai,rs nad time Of o0Helcoaa tss adT,
hicn,1fI IN other eolamsi II ht paper.
AClpgsY MUIc-FansL
kIBLos 0ARDEs-DsushtcT % tie Regiment
WALLsCKs TskAItk-ROs.dsle.
Wmrkk GAEDKs-Tict-, 81 L,aye Man.
OLYMPIC TagLTIR-TAmius IutteIhy.
BLRSuh s-Oians DwGrs-Ay hross the Spirit Of Beauty.
Van AssURsH's HsS.skHIs-Collection Of Animal.
HrpPoTHxArsox-Ea a~.s,i-- p-.s-s-.--c--
BROADWAY g2gestrinn Performance
CRaIOs Art GALLKAy- BiershMf Rocky Mountains
THRArgu FRAScAiS-freuch COMEDY and Vaudeville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
Union Meeting in Buhiagiom, n. !.

BURLNGTOS y. j., Monday, March 2, let5.
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting was
held here this evening at the City Hall Addresses
were made by the Hon. James NJ Scovel the hon.
Charles S. I.athrop. and John Rd.gers. esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
Welcome 10 George Thompson

IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN.
GEORGE THOMPSON viii deliver Address before the
CENTRAL UNION CLUB of Brooklyn, IN Plymouth Church,
on FRIDAY EVENING March H., .
subject "The Popular Syinpahyn Engand with the Efforts
In the United States for the Suppression Of the Rebellion and
the Liberty Of the Slave" Tie Rev HENRY WAkD
BFECHER viii welcome the speaker. Mr.. JOHN LUNDEL
will perform voluntary the at o'clock. Admission
D Doors open 81 lecture at g. Tickets for sale at
Sgaynes Bsbcoeks, aud Roses bookstores, Brooklyn at
The Independent Once ~ ", and at the door.
Architect Lodge No. $40 r. and A. M.-The mem
hers Architect Lodge hereby summoned to meet at the
Lodge Room Masonic Hail. Both between 81 and 4havs
on TUESDAY March at O'Clock p in for the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of be brother JAMES MAC
hEAN. The members OF sister lodges cordially invited to
unite with Architect Lodge Ia this tribute of respect
By order, JAMES COTTON, w. NJ
JoyL o. sTEvgys, Secretary pro tenn.
American Institute Farmers Club.-The regular
ws-ky meeting OF the Club will be held TO-DAY Tuesdayl,
March O'Clock at its Rooms in the Cooper Union
Building All who take interest in Agcuureare invited
JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

BURKB's Spring styles of GENTS HATS, now
ready. standard price r.. No. 20 Broadway.
Corner fulion-st.
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{" lIeIronolltnn Enlr. y

Twenty second Regiment Armory, ltrst, .ar Eth sv'
Contributors are earnestly requested 70 send In their goods
without delay with memoraud stating theiE character aud
value and hether for sale exhibition only They should
be- marked above aud consigned TO John NJ. Freenin
Agent and viii be received between 10 4 M and p M
The New Comedy, Cur National Finances
Read .hs uew aud original comedy, and Laugh anl gov Ia
{. I Wit and un Money bag' and Ch-.e ere great.
Rcnd the New Comcdy.-Oor .iona fnsncc'i -
Nyor Wood Brooks OF The Expes- Mo Money bags oil the
ST. Az, -le rfh chafacters'
Explorn,iyc diss.-W hen uedir almen lind min
y.y sick but cannot tell what tho matter s they bleed the
t and b tia, means profess to ascertain where the
a the g. Why not practice 1plorative purIstion NJ
,dt Hivry diacu to from the effects Of loss Of
blood but from the effect Of four or six BRANDRETHS
PILLS YOU derive renewed life and health II BRAND
HFTs PILLS have berefed five hundred persons and in
none then f. is i've hundred that they will pro-
rre good results So ustesd Of eHportys bleeding use
@ ned zine which not only c&pcrrs and searches the lnno''
re.se, OF the body but ends out and removes the deasc
See n. BRNNDRETH is on che Government stamp to
counterfeit which Is felony "
Bnl,. and Bears OF ,wnil--i.-II9w, 10 TAT IA,
tftl brains and Tor caphal tetu
c,nedy, Or NATIONAL FINANCES
Cold-plnfrd Watch- Chnins for LADIES ard GEN
rITMtE TWO. THREE, -FOUR, FINE, SIN, and
E.GnT DOLLARS each For'de Gy = .r1rv
no as Broadway one door boo" Canal-'t.
A Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
T. dangerous complaint Is now cured, without shaAo"
WHITES PATENT LEVER Truss
l. different ~ principle and action nom al othoTSi u1h eeah
and aa.v no pressure the back spermstc cofdi NE
,e. l. ay controlled by Il should be seen By AL
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER 49,
4 IA. bes, supporter IN the world for all nee ding s
l pow,r RrDDECK's SHOuLDFE BRACE
.hou1 hs by all Inclined 10 stOop, or VINO are w.aA
Cspt,l for military and irvsids. Pamphlets Tree
GREGORY Co, No os broad"y
Ru,dcrs' Hardware, Locksuiths' Materials, Cabinet
qinsnings and Mechanics Tooh large and Coinpes a..
articles in the above lin. Away on hand Al aSI
/ a THROCKMORTONS, Builders Hardware Depot NO s@i
Rowc between Houston and stsntonstA Goods eeAverou
nee oi charge to any pars Of the city.
There Il one Of the very best Coliecticns OF
Paintings exhibition the Derby Galley, NO. %
rgo,dway. for the berent The sanitary toulmsson we
y oud advise all our readers to 90 and see them
Bank Of the state af New.YOrk. -Sts,emeut o
ds BANk OF me STATE oF NEW YORK, Of he CITY o. New
required by Chapter Laws Vi lS Toe the week eune
| SATURDAY, tn 9Th d.y Of Mach, 1874: -.. %,
OF Loans aud Discounts. ~
AFcfase amount Of olo'ysa ~
Ave, Nssmouh ofC1culo DJ.k.n ~
AYev anOuntd Dpoats.
Cy and County OF New YORK. George w Duei,, tAs
Ter OF Bank OF tho state Of New fok "a the Guy OF Nes
York duly dIo aud that the above statement COZ
rec, - the best OF my knowledge and berL -, ., ct.-
| s.o,, Dolors N 'bs lh day Of dsUh lot "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

night with portions Of the 10th and 18th New HAM
shire RegimentA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.-The benef-
c effects resulting from lie Of this remedy and 10 en-
,en,- for Cough, Colds and ThroG. Affections, las
broush, many limitations most Of which contain injurious
Ingredients T-s THocuHs have proved their efficacy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

Don't buy your Caters or Shoes without
Po.Gs Patent LIVER BUCKLgs. They sei adj stnt
and require holes punched In the strap Dealers or MANI
facturrrs nclose 10 cents currency aud wl man amp
FlEpraICx STEPHENS No. 2l5 Pearlst New YoIL,
or No. C8 Klby IT., Boston, MAJ.
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De,nulcent I:

n.,,,,c.,,, Demulcent!:
DEMULCENTf
Tis. entirely so-p beyond all comparison the De
g: .Ga aLSPE5 20 OK sH TEsp 81 HANDS,
'nei 'D Tas s,sssERY. AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured only by
+. a.. HUI,I,S son. No. 81 PARK Row.N r.
VINO also offers upward Of 100 varieties Of Toilet and SaFas
Soc and Candies For sale by most all respectable deaer.
sieeve-Isuttons and studs new ,,ye;go lNIt TWO
THhEE FIVE, SIX, EIGHT, Ten, TWELVE, fltTEfNs
TWENTY to 1H dE6. c. D allen 30 rs B1osdssy
One door below Canal -
Diamond Rinss.--TwENTY-FIyE. THIRTY Thirty
o. HsSsfyd T5tss Eodi FS S II Ssysn AanA
eco '0'A'' No as Brosdw.v one door below Canal Il.
THREE FIVE, EIaHT TN giFTEES . TWENTY
FIVE ThIRrft0 NE G ~ rs ssws
'A'' " one door below c.nsis, forrney No II ws..
Gold Pens and Pencils. .u,
THREE, FIVE, EIGHT TEN, TWELVE, FIFTEEN
to iAiNif DoiIAi'' '"'o' TOT GEO GE0' c. ALLEN,
No AIS Broadway, one door below Cana. 4.
Warches-Pine Gold Watches.
Fine Gold II1ungCase Cylinder E-capencnt Watchss iox
Pin God Hsntnrcn Detached Levef ful eweei foe
Ladies. SIS 80. s55 $50, so, 49, 800 500 81" 70
Cold isnns Euameea Watches. for Ladies', 60 go $50
$40 siOO Sl25, $50 to $40 each some with diAnaonas
Cold aehes for Ladies' AZ low as s5 S2s, so and SIS
each. Sc. -. - r., n ...,.
men SIS geo 500 Sl2S, Sl.9, Sl75 TO $40 each
GEO. C. ALLEN, No. 40 Broadgay,
One door below Csnast., formerly No. II "sl-se.
Watches b. Mail Express 70 al pAT. o. the country
without extra charge. All warrsfted
Fine Gold Wntch Chains, New styles, foI LA Dill!
aud GENTLFMEN. FlFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY
FIVE THIRTY-FlVE, FIFTY to ONE HUNDRED DOL
iARS each For "A q by q. c. ALLEN,
Nc. as Broadway. one door below Csnaih-
The Rev. Aris;Ocrlt's Female seminary Oh hrf
70, nm Od Capitol White Marble aud hlcash are q arss
ter. in the new comedy Our NATIONAL FINANCES Eos
sci. at No. III Nss~sI--t.
Patents. Patents. Patents:
Na-ys MUM a. Co, publishers Of TIE SCIENruo
AMERICAN" continue Attorneys Tor securing Re
t,ut for new inventions in this and al foreign countries
Ms.,rs MUM 4 90. have hal seyeatesn years erpei
ce in soliciting pa;es and have acted a. attorneys Tor s
tLsn 2O,0d1 inventors. -, -.
Panhlets containing the Patent Laws and other Import
i,p,t on Tor inyeri ors furnished, free application.
csnsnl ,iion and advice free. Address MUM Coz
81 Park.row n. T., cor. and Iths's "asnnson,i
4
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The CAMPBELLs ARE CoMIyG.-So is n

The CAMPBELLs ARE CoAING.-So Is KNOX
new Spring style HAT-whieh ia Of greater importance We
would suggest moderate restraint upon tho natural curiosity
that widely exhibited to ii' appearance for sh~ days
hen It Is 10 make is debut or the rs time" foreign
critic Of our acquaintance would say At No. 2l2 Broadway
corner Of Fulton-st.
r. S-We stop the press to that Il i. OUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

The PERFECTION OF SEwISG-MAChIEbS.
THK ELLIPTIC Lock STITCH.
No 3y1 Broadsay.
A. H. SrPLYy
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, for Indigestion, Heart.
a. aud sod by druggists generally. Pnoe 50 cents boz
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Important TO Females.

NOTTCT-In couseq Oh portion Of the edition hl
ing been injured BY ne, Las been impossible to Issue
Msrch number earlier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
Watches-Pinc Gold Watches.

Fine Gold Watch Chains, New styles, FOR LADIES
.,d GENTLFNEN FlFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY
FIVE THIRTY-FGvE, FIFTY to ONE HUNDRED Doll
ms .sab For a., nv q. c. ALLEN,
--'i' Nc as Broadway door below CsnalS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

CO.. Seymour has decided not to send agents
into Tho retclliOus States 10 recruit under the
present cali for Volunteer. lilo will. however,
grsnt tho necessary executive authority II ap'
piled FOR by agents Of local committees.
The motives OF this decision No care not 10
investigates, te effect ot il cannos but be
heavily felt when the 9TH Of September comes
and when the people of tho State find large
deficiency existing to be made mp by an mex
orabls draft which might have been avoided, IN
whole oHin part, had tho Governor chosen
The law which legalises recruiting on rcbelliou'
soil was approved July 4, long enough since u
haYs enabled Gov. Seymour 10 organlIe III