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Gremptionssa Serein Der IL. WarO.

IDIsenbe Serren fnb az ether gehite ernannt unf erfnab-
ttet wpte ZEN, fur Zen 8erein su craetttreN. a
s. S 9uretne, Setn 8aer. @tartes Dsaser unt 8. GeiiS
fur BEN 1 9reetntt @b. Weber, Spbn VI @res u QSn 9tas
gins fur Sru 2. 9reeiatt; Sptn Demfer, Sr. 1Irman, 8.
Scum, GILBERT 0antprn uni AlTreb @anhprn fur Zen 8. @ree.;
Brpnn ant 9reenbarp Shan fur hem Yreetnft.
Ngedaniter unb M~rbetter! gDir a~ppeatren at Cub i'm
RarnenGurer Srduen une &tnher, retdt cline bllfretSe 6dne.
@s lit Cure @Ht6t, bic Sbr ben Iuern, fopte Sud ftlbf
fbulbt8 fetb. Die gDarb brdadt ned ~ Nann une irtr rnlf-
ZEN besbalb ned $1,000 bdben. Ser Seretn mtrb lid at Mtpn.
tag, 20. Sept. MbenoS TX ubr oerIdRtmefT. a4
$3.50 rs@ gbarIes QGeber graf.
crbu Relle, Getr. (SWfp1
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Observation-Disclosures,
Dritter g. 9iitritt BON Marplano.

9ritter 60 9iitritt BON Marplanb.
Baltimore, "a. Sept 1864.
g8ir beSlaubisen hermit, baB bic na6ftebenb benann=
ten FerIpner, mel9e i'm 3. @ongreBbifirift bon MarpIan6
ausseb rben ppreen iparen, aus beigeliigteu @ritncen bon
Der ,3ie5nns auSae.iputnen ipurben:
8. gBarb
@sp. 8. @tdnn. Eeute einsn Sutlituten; Spbn 6 Dtdeer.
So; Scbn Wlalfuaer, DO QGm. Btrmtnetani, iterS Alter
Spf. NJ. Smith, untausli6, s.st
ScopoIS SIumenberg,
P~rcfoBmari6an unb
@raibent bes Giurplirunss=Sc
NSiliamt &rOofs,
Ginroniruus5 6 ommifGr.
SbOtndS s. MtItrSpd),
t26ipt) Srst hes Ginrcuirungsz Bsarb.
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3iebunnsperein ntr 3. 9Hnrp.

{ beute. Mrrtas @benhS ~ u6r pirh etne @erfammlune
BET 8. Dds, Gle cpn Canal NIB @rattfr, i~dttfnten Cine
Notwithstanding BON 500 giaren. a 80, TT erEfnet, Nellie,
menn SrlfanttI esjeiGnet fte Marb Zen Bar 3iebuns be
freien mtrk. @9as ntGt an @eIb eebrdu6t pirb, ipa ;arud-
eesabIt fperten. Seutmt NlIe rn6 untsr i'd rsibt. kenn tieies
tt hte Iefte @elesenbtit!
8. @R. GU an prdftfnt.
tMfnl 8 pbn y eneerfp IN, If. SER.
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maoau1e 8. y. MDber,

BE bsrabmte QDobriaaerin, 1T rieter snrldDetsbtt Won ihrtr
Retie unb eiebt nieber Mustunft rte suUpr iber ale @ssen'
ildnbe bs nenf5lihen 2ebens; tnfem ie tte sabre uno refine
Musfunft atebt unb TIRE beirntere @aten unb gDtHeniGaften
unb &infe eranbIi4 fnb unb ppHen @Idnben %oerbtenen, 70
tn He Offenders su t~npfetIen. eDtdl rper Simmer, ylc.S
6. @ah Nabe 8aIttuaprefr., pben i'm erfen Tlrpr. l2olptAN
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DeutfdseS Nrbetts-vs as wet{gxaesa
H96Hs9 SureaH.
m Sbamesltrabe 9so. 55.

unter A9ffdt Der g3eurGeR SgRgioafr.
Aue Dteieni8eRs nei9e heptfrs 9otsmtrfer, &ttfitgx ues
Dtenitmdbbea gu tefbdftsen uhuidcr 0eUia aQe ssutlas
Arbeitiudenbeu wplen I'D perfbqttA Crer ip fFaastftsu gris
fen an ben Meenten esr @efelfHaFt Arn. 8. 81 1D RfItEes
of SEr So Tbane str. wenren. rsIbsr ursntaetell4 Aa1
ertbeiler rtrh. W
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9imburger, Nimbur9Cr. Yinbur9er Saie,
Sai 9iebbabsr Der befen Sere Spn reifeut ~ehnburser Safe
made Id befcnnt, bas Id etne ouseesethNete Darthte erhaI.en
babe un6 fplhe he's parrnen 9Bstters balber 81 ietr btuteer
preifen tn erreen inb tleinen Qudntitdten dbIahe.
s. RneteIp 16l 80. Pratt nnhe SbdrleS Str.
ET- Wnrftbanbler unb antere Wteberterf1ufer perben "a
AZ tbrern gcrtbsil Fnhen. I'D ben safe irwie ben yreis bess
eIben d~naufeben. AEEHS9S (nne1-Sl
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rs. WarS 3iehnno9=M6ociaticn.

Is. @aro 3iebune8sNnOciaticn.
NStt8.- Ile YerIpuen, TeIGe Ger 3tetuus In Der Is.
Warb unterwerfen fnb unb nidt ia benz Draftpne %bGtsetra7
gen babtu, msrben hermit tena6rt6et0t. faB le egr1 3ao-
luna pen + Il n { 3 rIld r 8 Spn Der Stetune fret merren,
|an~tersfaae BITE gDarb Der 8ietune unterwprien IN. 8rnmt
be6bdlb MIe am Wtcrtae, &C., une Dieafd3, 81, Mbents s
ubr naG Ter 29efern China 9ale.
SIN @nltrns ter Gretnttp.9 tmtte
9Rpil g q N. Quer. @raf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

homo In Philadelphia Tuesday last, Of disease
tractcd on the fed in the line of his duty
Surrounded by all that makes life desirable happy
home. ondearea family relations leaving nilueDco and
ease volunteer at the coll Of his cuHtry he came
into the scryice In April. Ie6I Almost every battle
field whoreon the Army Of the POtom.o has fought hos
witnessed bis NGlOr. Rising RAPIDLY in Lis Irulcssion
more deserved appointment has beer made by tic
President than Ger. BilEEYs assignment; to the com
mand of the Tenth Army Cops. The respect and
love OF the soldiers Of his Corps has been shown
nv the manner they followed lin. The patriot the
hero, the solder; by no death has the country sus
tanned greater loss. Although not bred t. arms
he has shown every soldery quality and Illustrated
that II was the profession of his love and choice.
Ii Is not the purpose of this order, viii he Of
tie heart OF tie officer giving it. Now permit him TO
arms. and upon OF battle 1t t Tint Ne his com.
radcs should pause moment 10 draw ION tie exam pic
o! his life the lesson IL teaches To linn the word
Duty, with nli its obligations md incentives, was
tho spur Of action. He had no enemies save tho enc
mics Of his country friend brother 10 us OIL it
remains TO Us TO see to it hy eading the path Of duty
as he has done, that the great object for wich lie has
struggle wit, aud laid d0wH his life shall not fan,
and bis death b. proft.ess.
Soldiers Of the Tenth Army Corps your particular
grief al the loss of y0ur brave commander has the s
patty OF every soldier in the amy u viii be ynuis 10
show your respect 70 his memory by serving your conn
Try in the future with you BSEi has served 1t IN
The past.
By command OF Major General BUTLER
ED. W. SMITH. Assistant Adja.gat General
j. SEALY. \. 4. u.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

Special Dispatch to The " Y. Tribune
Columns. o. Oct. %. 1854.
A table prepared for publication in TIE Gin
cirno Ga:st Of tomorrow. gives returns, mostly Off
cial. from tho entire State. The Union majority is
260O3 which the Soldiers vote will Increase to 1900
Congressman ASHLEY IS 10 Loubt elected. The ma
ority against him is eco but this will be overcome by
the soldiers vote. which, fcr rs Heard from. is as
favorable 10 him rs to the other Union candidates.
His opponent is Col RICE OF TIE 57th Chic. who swl-
lows MCCLELLAN but repudiates PESpLrToS and the
Chicago piatfoTm. lie received tue suppoIt Of the
WAITE faction Of the Union iy IN ihot u stiicf.
DpLANo and IlNGnAM in the l3,h and 18th Districts
will be- made all rgut ~ the soldiers but the COPPER
heads have the 9TH and l2th beyond recovery.
All the Ohio regiments IN Slrrm1I1 ar = With bat
one exception succeeded A. voting; but they did It
while marching and repei!ng attacks oil the Rebels
war-cry WIS " McCIELLAN.' Tie W5nwcTc thus ~. O.
ing Rebels in front and rear al tho same tine. The
vote Was all one way. T. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

J,ByIs-On Sunday Oct o. william Jarvis 'fsd g ye-F';
Tie estives md friends Of family resI~c fully ins'i,
o. .,f.nd the lneta seTyc l late fril'urr, 40 %
Sa bit on Tuesday IT oc'aes "a itioui ief m
ylilou f- w o. i1arH u f@.cHSusi L. L. 'u1
n. silcni, y clu- slay r9-A4ns
LO3AN-Ou Thursday, Oci 20, David Logan, in the 18th
yrsf Of IN asr. e,,-,, .
IL. friends md those ~ o family respectfully nyied %
hi furo-a :gam as .r sstcncr 70. 70 Msai, n
fffrsf on NnairY t .it .rti 10 ~ sllucA n A lac
remains Will be inferred To- Orusi.woad
hELsOsiu lrook.yr. aa' fdy Oct q Thomas T. Hs'
con =, ID. eldest .on ~ %. ias tnor1fs = sfisnn.
Tie relatives cod i.csd Of tie family afe i.a 70 aeni 70
fufr ~ thr s's deuce % tie erased No ~ htAt
g.. on tni, lhord ~ a4trI- con. - O'Clock.
ROBINSON slnlav oct. 20 afier ,rrrrns Illness Nh
Iiasbe Robins viie q 20 30 Nsiaan ROBES DO inc
T.tl yrsI q her II,
. rsiiy~. spl irusof family AZ ins,'fd 60 aeSi the
fuu.rsi on Nedr.isy she oh met ~ ID oc". ION ~
lesde.rr, no u L-as-sii' p.a.r West Aasl lie ~
narn- v.il lee fsfe0 O. Greenwood
YOuNG-pn saturday rvsius O~i. p, Edmund NJ eae,l
.an % t4e ate dasa4 u. loul-, a. ie l1i je-i % 10
az -, -. -.
Y. a. % Trinity thrEri Ga 4.rsi-1- b-t. 70 - . "
u f h.Hi fr'hrr i.;i.e Tho ffnl1ins VIII p t-A'h ~
l...tfffrste. fIr irf .riit.
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The ST. Aibana Enid.

ETaIINGT y. VI, Oct -. 100.
Thirteen Of the Rebel r>Srs are now IN the
nil at ST. Johns Canada They arc mostly young men
aud claim 10 hail from Kentucky. and insist that they
are in tho Confederate service. IAc5 are conhdehf
they will be released Two thousand q them cain 10
have captains commissions ! small quantity Of Con
sedera,e money w. found on then
Their examination before Judrc CovGsHL VIII com
mence at II. JOHNS tomorrow morning. BERNARD
DTytIS an eminent counselor Of Nontrcoi VII conduct
the case in behalf 81 the United States ti0YeIaAent
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Central Union Lincoln md johnson Campaign
Ciub.
Meetings Of this Club viii I've held At
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY. Oct, q, End
MONDAY, oct. 81.
On Tur,dsy Evening Oct, q sdle'ssi VII De delivered sy
Tie Hon HORACE GREELEY.
Iii, EIcellency JOHN BRoUCH. Governor of Ohio
Maj Gen DANIEL z. sIcKLEs.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, esq, Of Pennsylvania
On Monday Evening. Oct 81.
Tie Hon. GALUsHA 4. GROW,
tx Speaker of House OF Representatives.
CHARLTON T. LEWIS, esq.
Gen. JOHN CoCHRANE.
Attorney General Of Now.Yo.t-
WIN address, the meeting.
Singing by ,h. oIEE CLUB.
FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES.
CHARLES ). SPENCER,
President
JOHN ~ COSTA,
Chairman Executive Committee.
4iLss ooo,za sscr,t.riea
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Dnsincss Noiirrs.

SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD, and similar
troubles II suffered to progress result in serious puino
,srv affections onrn,imos incurabe. "Rropn bronchial
T,oae are compounded to roach directly tho seat
Of the disease. ard give almost Instant relief.
ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES.
TuyY ARR The
syY THFx BsFoRg PuECHAHfF0
oYFioR 5Ji BROADWAY
Mas. WMsLOw's SOOTHING SYrUP-for emil
, tlng Cures Dysenery and Diarrasai regulates the
stomach und Bowss aud Se.ea " ind -o~e
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IfdVNTf 7IsinfII,I
DIR. W. II. GKEGG-U,"r hr: nave pee,
snre,ing far tong t:iao vlih what T.ys'i n' 'a',
Wi',',s r tbc fEO.Ialg GLAHD aud hGil@.igA us
-. ,J a., lr 10 obtain l;y relief nnti! na''
cnysT1jTIoy WAFER. which bafou - pI"duc' l's cur
,5ve otftct ns.cl taiiug On, IL ivo dC,,s e9 DO No."
n.y. 40 mo-. et@fl ti,nn ct th- Ie-i,t-. having .u''
cur Cur III a,a.n could suffer- and I've ana 'rtr
Uap be- deprived or .r aadi. ia", wolid be "H"As 10
tnv FuTY U0lLsGs ,ri:ilr 'cr i' ,s,oo,s i.,
il has only cH.ed nc bli - "a, 49, NJ, yc,on
iasnd cycryhody differing lra:a any dra'e Of t"r h''
ho!S u "'' N""~''' RicIAED LUSH
ccr,:cali IXih Ward foiic'.
SRw-YoaK Dec. 30. 1901. ... 49,, 80 c,..e,
and all Drngeis.s.
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ga F0ss Of N. H.,
ArAi"0h'A- Jos. J. COUCH. esq,
vipDL rows -PATEiCh cURhEIT es2
Irss tALLsy-The Rev JAS. ~ BOis.
hh SwA x >. rs. NJ. HEwLElT e.q.
}8en. I. NJ. HtlB' Of ny.
po,x,,srp - co. 4! 81 G. SG hAWKlNa
SI''"' WALDO Ii!!;f IAl iiAS' s.s.
LrHrTTT = The Hoa aoEACE , GaEEhEy.
go".sS roisr -. ;. NAMING, sd.
jar WAaD. Ngw. OK -oapt. 90. y. NOYE2
ss,r.rn,,,,a-JSIiS W. GRAVEs, esq
RoM.,.-Iuise T.. 3. TUR IN, Of Tsxs-
RARsowsBrnoH.-L: II. NAh sLhAlCK, 90
Nav ,s;Os III J. 4. GRAVES.
CoEsvML-I. a. FULLER csc. -
HhasYoRD sr--Uen. y, r. BRUCE,
EAsr HAaPioS.-rlAOlHi CKVAlS, esq.
ragsnoLD ~ j. lion bEfJA Fats BA 4, .is.
Norm BIO K'rrrO.- e. s'p s.. D56Gf. s esq
EAstE .f.p9 , p IN M Col +. MONTGOMERY T.a.'
RAILWAY y. LIZ. Gov. WRIGHT, Of Indiana
WINpEAs CEyrsR--tios. G. &. WOODAAN. Of Asa
flupsoS lion. CAtkh L. COChRASE.
T,EEYrowy.-Proi. c. =. MAAstlELD.
SqsATYoRD-Col. BENZ. A. WILLIS.
SATURDAY. Oct 2a
lyons Gen. A }. HAMILTON, Of Texas
t. g., r. q S y e. ls ,,I,yr ofXy
FI.ssrH crrr n j. i;x" GOV ., ! waiGaT ofi.z
n naeSas'NN"J nnP9TRick CoRsETT. esq
CLypS.-Rev JAS DU bul,.
SaLsx ~ J.--t o. JAS. FAlAMAs
MONTICELLO }wALDO huTchiAGs, e'%
YorxyrLs S. ~ HEWLETT esq
CorEsHAoss.- S f@0i L. MAYNGRp,e
sToekaoIs pTroIson {; H. "a hVi sfsG. c.s
saLDrs- Msj tpMts ~ ) cd fs' iIt. IN.
sLAssyILLg.-l)r. }. y. GRAVES 800,
BRoyroy Hon - NJ, :, a. \, bhI'oS'
MArrl1yeK -TIMo,iiY cH9SiS esq % w,.ap,tO, D.
cnrrrEsAsoo. Ion Ion. doah1t. MAiNAKD, q Tenn
f,o.F MONTGOMERY, Of Tenn.
Hon JOHN A. GRISWOLD,
NASSAU NfLLA"E--l Hon. 3aiIIS / TO"aoEnp'
JOEL llFFANf. u
vAsDxsp.Lr LAsDrSa- St MOI, 8 = W cGRriS s.%
sAuorRrIps ?. M.-Hon. I. {. W yOBaAr. Of Msss'
JoaAsrowS.-CoL BENZ 4. WILLIS.
MONDAY Oct. 81.
Nyv.nK u J-Gen. J. +. CAHY, Of Ohio.
Co,nsy-Ihe Uon CliAUNCEY N. DEPEW
p.. )3ea. 7. N. HIT .. 1en'leAy'
fvLAKL- }GEORGE L. MAYNARD, esq
CAy.srorA.-Gov. PHI RPOiN1, Of 'iT2inan vo,n
Foar EDwAED The lion. AjRAM VA a.. ,iAH ;,,..
Bomrya srsse :O WI sE2S BA Il ai.'
g.vASSAu--Ihe Rev. J. 81. DU bOl..
i'm N Aap SEw. YoRK.-JOEN DANIDsOS. ESQ.,
CntwY .1oi.r-J. r. siASSiED esg. . .,--,r,n
GIBBONS bUILDISG, y. f.-iroL Z. 7. MANrEIhDp
Parties in want Of Union Ballots for 'hc Arnyi
and Campaign Dlcurlens for circsiiJn, can 81 urn y
calling Inc Union Genera! Commit Rooms "a brosl"V
DRAPER, Fros'cens
Lincoln nni ohnscn fiags,
ANIL Eit.t.s aEAas AND SihiiES,
n, ten ANAL sises II SALiSDtRIS. No. 100 Dusnesl
-ssssserg
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MARIE -.

CTIRTfc-rOVLtND-Tn the Cor-rrra7'0n1l ChuTch u
Wilton Conn. on Thursdny Oct. 20 by The Rev ). a.
willard a....ied by tie Rev ". Eye Harvey snd tie Rev
Rdid-e Nix L,wis Julsnn Curtis Of Ha5wais Conn., -
hi. "a 1ab,th ". Rol.i-nd % Wilton. NO csrt-.
FARNHAM-MORsE-On Saturlay. Oct. Is ~ the Rev.
Dr. Johnscn Hea b. flTnha 20 Miss o te eldest dAusa
tsl Of ID. L. More. ESQ. ell u TIL. city. no cards
n...Axxaa-z1aks .<sEx9
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Readings Russia Saivc

Redding's Russia Saiyo
HEALS OLD SORES.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALNH
CURES BURNS sCALus. CUTS.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALEE
CURES WOUNDS. BRUISES, SPhAiNo.
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALNE
CURES BUiLS ULCERS. ChNCEHS.
PrDDING'S RUSSIA SAVE
CURES Salt RHftM, PILES, EhfsiF nhAS
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALFE
CURES, RlEGWORNi. lORNS, &c.' &c.
NO FAMILY SHOUT u lie WITHOUT ir'
ONLY rs CENT, a BoX-
FOR SALE By =. -,
Up pINSMORE, No. iyi bro dwsy' New o.A
= ". EOWLE CO. No. 10 ienon'',c, 'o''ois
And BY all druggists and Country : otrNeePe..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

H. " SAGTEli }
Ninth Congressional District.
i.rn, LEM AND 2ZD WARDS.
meeting Of Union Clifton. Of tie Ninth Congregational
DistTic,. to rrtfy the domination Of
WILLIAM a. DARLING,
for Congress- will be held on
MONDAY EfENISG, Oct. q. iecA
~ Headqusrtors, corner Of Broadway ind ith-st
Addrosse' by
Den. =. ". GAYTT, q Arkana,',
Lieu,.Col STEWART l.. WOUDFORD,
The Hon ADRAN WAKEMAN.
The Hon. =. DELAFlELD SMITH.
Tie Hon. CHAs. ;. SPENCER,
Tln Rev. W. H. BOOLE,
ABRAM J. DITTEEHOEFER, esq.
end others.
Singing by III. UNION GLEE CLUB.
GEO. b. VAN BlUNT, Ieth Wsri,
Chiirmsn Committee Of Arrangements
w =. PAroR, 10Th Wall s creiury
Manhattan Uuicn Ciub.
The THIRD MASS MEETING of this Club will be hold
CLINTON HALL (As,or PLACED.
TUESDAY IyENlNG, OCTOBER IS
Adlesse.b by
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
Coz ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD,
MAJOR EDMUND ). PORTER.
mu.. By the Union Ole. Club. Seat. reserved fgr Lsdis
comuence. 81 O'clock
gro. W. VAN slCLEN, Pre'ideni-
J. W. CRoxwHrL. Secretary.
Unlon Nomination
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
the Third Dis.ric. Of the state o; Sew iorf,
JAMES HUMPHREY.
Union Nomination.
ior Mo-ab.r Of Aasmby.
Oh Distdc,-icia wad
HON. SAMUEL g. REED,
the p,.ca Incumbent.
Regular Uuon Nomination
Fer Cens.ts,
WILLIAM T.. DODGE.
ish. 25h, sraait wurl,.
join II. sHRPw9on.
Chairman OF convention.
a Union iias- Meeting VT De held Il tie uNio'
HEADQUARTERS no. Is Bfo.i~sy WEDSEspAi
TvESISG, oct. %. a. 4 O'Clock.
spsaisri 20 be snnouns"d hereafter
Music ~ ANDERsOSs UNION GLFE CLUB
BY order Of he Uniou Grnrrai Comniiir.,
SIMEON DRAPER, PIesder-
f,xrEL J. Grkssr Secretary.
rposrga ". Wnr,sonr. Chairman Com. - Arrangement
Another Gun fror, the Eighieenth Ward.
iEru NAkD UNION A0,priAtoH.
LINCOLN AID JOHNSON,
FENTON AND ALNOKD.
APab'ic meeting II tine above .cison vii. Dc hrd ~
"feriqu-ftefs c,r BIosdway aud 2idst. on II EsDAi
" rSil,G. Oct. -. 1t =. o'clock.
l. Glio,. he e.iprri sp.ab-r WI siies. tie meeting
Uoa IpW'p r. COWLEs. Ion. GU ;; SrE;,.Eh; x,
Rev LUClIs IL. kiNG. Cspt iotb b. EhuAhpI'
WM. n. PEBBLES, EGG
All Tudor, c'fy~n. an. ilh snd adjoining Wards are m
,ed o. b. present Front SCI rrr-fvrd Tor Lsa's me
DAB" o. '''''- JANIS 81 THOMSON. President
Iifsrr b f.s Vice President.
" " sHVnsory Secretaries g. Joerpu Ercn Treas.
Young iIcn's Republican Union Headquarters
Gomez ll broadway AM i1a'di.
4 PUBLIC AfIIlSb
q, IA, q. held A n SHOVE li-sdautrrfs,
MONDAY tNLNiND, Oct. =,
si8o'c'ccL
The rnre,'n- will bc addressed by
BRIO ON LYstNDFR CUTLER,
HON AbM WAhEMAN
aud
other ciniaea, speaker.
UyApoUaErrAs " CsIos W,E EAaLss"l
"GgsrnAL oaSiTTEE," roadway ani 80 4
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Special Aotiecs.
The Presidential Election.

The Presidential Election.
WENDELL PHILLIPS
cooppp INSTITUTE. WFiifYESDAY EVENING, Oct. -
Doors open att. Lecture sts
Ticket, 2s .cnts Krrved seats ~ ems FOR nr ~ sle
-, Toy..y M 1871 Nr.ssu; Miller NO. % bioslWsyt
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n."dsv A Few Platform Tickets al No. l2i Ns'sau's''
Prof. w, u. Rankin, Refugee from tssl lennessss,
vi, .nass m tns urun johnson hail. losn,is i"HS
800 rrer 0. I.irt ave and III st. Itis nonns1
TVFSISt Oct H. ut q. oHock. Subiect, INSIDE we"
- p.asi,,o- n . National Poat u h.ev.s
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Extraordinary rush log the FUNNIEST, no. ..
Everybody IL "a ecstasy over We lNch ie'e'.lIsi''
Of Sham Democracy aud McCicli,n- Rckety. Ifal?i,
prs Gnrboat Polic, and Il Jubilee 81 Fun. DO MOI -"
to SEQ the Funniest. 10. s. Sold everywhere VII" e
rush.
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Manhattan Onion Club. 81, 49,.
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Tor membership .-..i g. ba ,re.cn, aud
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,su,,- mem srarsl.iy, elr .AYi. .,rtvv p.,1,t
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FAMILY SEWING of every description neatly
done o the GRovrR BAxER's MACHINE, a. No. ..i5
Broadway, 27dst. Ladies' and ctHdens garments made
to order and materials carefully made mp shoTt n0ce.
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BILLIARD BALLS --Wellmg's Ivory and Pat
en Compressed Ivory billiard Balls, Checks, &c, ct NO. sIi
/ Broac~ev i.n Of ia. Golden ~phant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

TIE WISCONSIN STATE FAIR, just closed,
awarded the Fret Premium for the BEST mAcuSE
for Family and Manufacturing purposes. to tie GROVER
EAKrR SEvi.g MACHIgR COaPAsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

the official dispatch Of Col GAXsEvSoRr, 18th N. Y
Cavalry that the repor; Of the capture of MosDNs can
non is all ad--n Yapkeo lie. MosBy's command has
40 artillery not a single cannon"
ALLEGED FIGHT IL LOUISIANA.
4 Rebel dispatch dated Mobile Oct. ~, says;
eThe Yankee gupho0ts landed yesterday five hundred
infantry near Milen LII. tlcy were ot;aeked ny Col
Ames with part of the 18Th Confederate cavalry anu
driven to their gunboats. losing between thirty ana
forty Killed aud woundcd our loss was three wounded
The ggl5oats have gone 10 tho Navy-Yard.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
tn, Richmond Dispatch of the Dist has the
following official dispatch;
HDQRs OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN. Va,
"Wednesday. oct. 10. 1864.
Hon. JAS. A. Seldom, SsortiCrg Of Vdr; Gen. BRICK
yNRIDGG reports that hs the night Of the ION
burnt the railroad bridge over Messy Creek. Before
daylight the 18th the enemy hu .rledly evacuated
Bulls Cap retroatiny towards Knoxville. Gen. VAUGHN
Is pursuing. X. L. LIE
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& rIacfipa OF ks-t nuf" sni'n
oIiou held 4, tn,ir .dquHnrs, 2s, Nnfd Union hesug
ROM 10 4Jj An ave Friday night, Oct ~ Cot ~
o,, s. Shepard offered the following rcsog'ioas While" were
unanimously adoliel a, At, W., h.r,,
RSsoiroi That The Union voter. OF the 2ls' wsta he,U
mo, roa,r gnd heartily ratify the nomination OF WILLIAM
r. DDDf tor Congress and commend hun to the suppof %
the electors Of the kshh Congressional p.'''' ""n"u' e'
rnrtion 81 ysry. ,,,... -, a.. Cyv -
New.Yok demand that he most strenuous r.os sa9", e
made BY al good citizens e. ,.ect W an h pouse 70 noh
ares. a, he Is the oiy candidate from this cry mo Is v
onebi, .d WITH si represent m " asiis'V We
pubi credit the Bsnks sni Savings BANKS whr Al 'e
same dim. HE past lie proved him to BIO aAe honr ga
=ariou. .nd able In monetary "nisoI.., -
Rf,lneI That we recogniz" Ia william r. Dodge sell
- ma, aud tried sad liberal friend Of tic WORKING man
and h, Tie interest, vi labor vel 4, capital call 100 tne
united tho pat ofino "aoe community 10 'eoofe MS
B,.oel That relying upon the wellknown devotion o.
"A ,n f. bod the inter st. oi "a" Whole s0nhtfy ms
, a ,le var lo Onion. his Efforts In Oeieli oi toe
Sans .odi.r. aud III, integrity aud character ~ man we
Ill rt ,t AMI dsy Fecur" bis election, on4 ciarhte
or IN iho lgs and 20h Nud 60 roll "P ios hiu
w ' THOMAS MURPHY, prcsloat.
pogrsr L. DUscAS. 5esiel'9
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ARTIFICIAL LIIBs--B y. FRANK. PALMER, Lad,
GIvFs rrg Blsrr PATKsT LIsGs TO SoLDILps-PntH IA
B'wAY, NY 1913 CHFsTSrT,T., fha ~ GKrESEst Dos.
ton. COMMISSIONED BY SpkoLoS -GksKKAL BARNES u -
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" IT, hNABb q NV,,
MANUFACTURING fiWsND tvp seCAhg PitSos,
RALaIrorg Nh.
Tc,rorias Of excellence from Thalberg Gotischss SIT,
tosch Saiirr and other a.das GrIG Pace LIsIs promptly
sent ON sryicston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21

n the T. S. Senate, Few days ago, Mr..
Wilson, Of Massachusetts, said 1--WE have
sens forty eight thousand men to reintorce
General Grant since the commencement 0! the
march toward the Rebel capital. Within
thirty days We have gathered up o7er the
country these reinforcenelts, two thousand
u whom are the one hundred days lne0 raised
IN the State Of Ohio.
Mr. Wade-O7er two thousand hare gone.
Mr. Wilson Two thousand Ct them are
already there, aud others are Fastening 50 that
field OF duty. The government IS casting
dragnet over the country, gathering up al the
soldiers it can and hurrying them torvard &C
the support Of Genera! Grant. If w7 had
fifty thousand Or one hundred thousand fresh
men to send 10 his support to-day, this reuel~
lion would believe, go down within sixty
days, to rise not again.
NIr. Uonness-I ask the Senator Why re
have not cot them?
Dir. NTilson-We have raised men during
past eight months as rapidly IS ge could Do
it. and We have putthem into the teld. Since
the 18th day OF October We have put sevea
hundred thousand men in the field, and it is
an unparalleled ezertlon Of the power and
the patriotism Ct the people. 1t requires
time, it requires money it requires orgaal2s~
tion to put such gast masses OF rncn III the
field The Government now desire TO con"
einue that grea: work. =