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Soldiers Board of Relief:

OFFICE OF STATEAUDITOR, I
COLUMBIA, January, 23d 1865.
THE FOLLOWING O RIDER is PUBLISHED FOR
Il the information of all concerned:
The immediate and important duties imposst by
the General Assembly upon the Soldiers Boards Of
Reliefare the sole ground upon which the details ap
nounced in this order have been allowed by his Ex
ccllency the Governor. In view of this special e1emp
ton from military service. These duties should engage
exclusive attention Of those entrusted with them; aud
they cannot be efficiently discharged without pross
and energetic action on the part of each Number Of s
said Boards This action is earnestly invoked in view
Of the serious consequences which, in the present con-
dition OF affairs must ensue from delay nattenton
in carrying ont the provisions of the Act for the re-
sf of the families Of our soldiers for the present year.
- JAMES FUPPER,
January 3O-l Auditor Of sc.
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Notice.

:, Notice. g..
: ALL PERSoNs INDEBTED 70 TtiEs sBlBsoRI;
~ Der for work done during the war, are requested
to COMO forward and settle without delay Terms
cash. unless by special contract. ;
January s-.ss-ssv~y ~ ~ ei:GgSAHUELsH1fEk. Elk.
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Wanted,

I7ROM 5oUO to 10000 dollars Of private Bonds OF
II Notes for Currency, at prevailing rates. Moth
ing will be taken but frstc class paper Apply 70 tile
Post Office.
january 6. -2t o.. p. -..
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-Commissary Notice.

J)ONDED AGRtCULTURISTS ARE URGENTLY
I'd called np.n to deliver their quote OF meat; am am
~ "a nmnds Of bacon. j. II DEVEREAUX,
:. January 5o-tf Capt & A..CS s.
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Notice.

ALI PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Estate Of Col. James G. llaie deceased, will
present thesA Immediately to the Executors ot SAID es
:: 5:!!. &! MAfIE' HnSiFi' Executors.
january p ".. "...
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A CARP.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying tne
,s Of the hubble and in order to prevent unscrupu'
lous dealers from paning oft inferior and worthless
Eds a. - MoEIo. GOLD Pms, i shall hereaI'ef
SILL ~ GOODS Al -9Js-.o eIceDtine only to duly
Appointed and Authorize Ccnls' whom a CertiG.
cate Of such Agency.wn DO given. and WHO o.. sha
he able TO sell the MORTON PENS in that city Or village
To my Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing supply the public at my Published and
worknown prices
Jewelers. or Staioners Will in all be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency VIII be stated upon
oppication, by letter or otherwise
Where no gency is established those wishing the
MORTON Pen must send to my store, where prompt
ATTENTION will be given to their orders.
A Cireular with fac smile Engfavings OF all Sizes
and Prices will be sent TO any one on receipt Of letter
postage. ,-,,.u,... ~. Vol.
Dated New.York, Nov. !, 1865.
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Amusemcuis this Eveniug.

ACADEMY or MUSIC ITALIAN oPER, Csi'PISo i
la CoNiRB.
lWALLACKS THEATER-THE NRBDPUL-
NIBLO'S GhRDEN-BAvRLs-kINKA Or, Tux ApvHs
TURTs OF AN AERoyArr- THK GRBSS MoSsrss-IhREI
FLYINa TRAPHzg. -
OLYMPIC THEATER-rHy STREETS OF NETWORK.
WINTER GARDEN" PLAYING WITH FmH-'
BROADWAY THEATER-"SAS."
BArNTrN'S MUSEUM-Afernoon-AL THAT Guitars a
NOT CONFERENCE.-The tRKSCH SPY; or THg FALL
OF AIGiKRs MARRIED RAKK-N. h. HARRISON, TX
TRNPoKAsEors SINGER.
FoNs OLD BoWERY THEATER - BAccARAr-PA.To
TIE HfPPOTHEATRON - NEwYOsK CIRCUS - BARE
BACK RIDER. JAMES RoRINsoy
BRYANT'S MlNSlKkLS-LRs MIsRRABLRs-OCR AFRI'
CAN POIXA-SCARRD COMMUNICATIONS Isg IN
LrCE-DFAYIN A HoRS-WEARISG or TAX OREEs-
STREETS or NEw.iORK
WOODS MINSTRELS-THR MAsAGPRs TRiCNPH, or THE
BLACK MAiLEg's DEFEAT, in SiK Scenes.
EREOSCOPTICON-CoRsKR OF GRAND AND CROSBY
srs.-SPASIsu, ITALIAN, GERMAN AND HosB SCENES
IRVING HALIs-LrcIuRx by Mr.. De CoRDovA-" Mns
GRIGG (WIDow.'D
GoUPIL'S GALLERY OF ART--Plo FEDts MARBLE Busr
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
COOPER Observation-Disclosures NIsrsASs
NO sol BROADWAY-Fxhbition Of the Victoria Ress, OF
South American Water Lily.
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The Rxpiosio, in Crecnwich-sf.

10 ne Editor Of TIE N. Y.r1Jue.
SIR: AS in the repoIs Of the explosion at the
Wyoming Hotel it is sad tat the explosive matter was
an oily liquid, it may possitr shed light upon the
cause Of this deplorabe eeeL when respectfully sug'
yes. that liquid OF such an yplosiye effect only
have been Ntroglyosrine. TIN substance was dscOv-
cred BY Mr.. sofaero some yea, ago. 1t is made by
treating gyoerine viii equal pats otrOng nitric and
sulphurc ao,ds at temperatns ,ept below freezing
Nitroglyoerine is bright yelo, volatile, oeaginous
liquid Of 10 spcihc density IL con position CORE.
spends with tat Of gycsrine. witthres equivalents Of
tyGsrsa rspscsa By three Of byguitrio acid Ia OF.
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DIED.

BENNETT On Monday, Nov. 8, o conunphon. C,ron-
w. wife Of VA, {. Bennett aged 80 Year, months snd
Notice Of tic funera hereafter.
BARNES-At Groenburgh on Saturday Nov l. Amelia r.
Barnes yonnge,t daughter Of Nm. g. and Sarah l. Barnes
The relatives ard friend Of the smy respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral the house OF her pareni. Tues
day Nov T. at 10. A. M Carriages will b. in sterdaucc at
White Plains station, to Aeot ,o 8:Ij tram New
York
BhBCoCK-M Brooklyn n Y. on Monday. Nov. G. Wat,
Lynde infant Of EdwaFt H. and CatharicDe l.. Bah
The funeral will be attended At O'Clock D. rn on Tuesday
the IN inst from the esdcnc, Of his parents No 20 Rem
,en The reaii'e' and Iend' Of the family invited
10 attend without mftheT notice
BBOwNon Money, Nov. 6. Robert Brown, formerly Of
HI friends and acquaintance. iiyited TO attend Nj. fner
rom bis laio rssbence No. To- East Iiuy.i,L,t ON
TUESDAY, eth int. at D. IA.
| CoOKE--On Sundy morning Nov. g. w. John p Cooke
rig ss1 %eSSe. Of YYori Lodge and Of S. cec Lode.
| and A. 81, with he fraternity IN general thc Mu- and
tbsafre prolessDn and the friends Of the family ~ "a.
vtca 10 attend he funeral services Trinity Chape
| Twenty.ath.st., n Tuesday morning at II o'clock
pOUGLAs-On Sunday, Nov. >, after short Illness Lar
The snd eads Of the fmy and members Of The
society of tho Cincinnati are respectfully nNnu W Nv
tend the funeral ipm Trinity Chapel on Iued'S '''"V"
New.L olGon tconn) papers pOOse copy.
DELAMATER-At Hhinebeck N. y. on sanday, noV. ?
Lucreta Deanlter, widow Of Thomas Deiains'ei H''
| mother Of Hemy Je.anator, In her toth year.
FENN-In thi. ,y on Monday Nov g. Mr.. Lucreia fenf,
| reict Of Gsiu' Fem in tho I'D year Of her a.e'
Notice Of iuneu hereafter.
FfENCH-in Hrooklyn on Monday, Nov. G, 1867 Annie
daughter Of stephen and Kate French, ased years su
| moths.
HAlGiT-On Sunday, Nov >, >, Tauytown, Ne ~ SsI''
A. Halow, wife OF Elisha w lisighi.
Funeral Srvces Tuesday, Nov. Z, at ii O'CLOCK '
Christ OIuIrh, Tauytown. A., n,
HAENED-ln Woodbridge, N. J., on Sunday, nov D ah'
Sarah Iisrted, 4. the 9th year OF her aye. -,
Her relatives md IN Ids respectfully invited 20 n' Ivy
funeral "Wednesday Nov. at 10 o'clock from h.t Jay.
residence and a. IL 'eloek Of tho Woodbridge III
Church.
KYTE-On Sunday Nov s. lea in tli. oity Of eonsamp
ton. Sarah r., wife OF Francis Al. Kyle.
LOCRWOOD-On Thursdsy, Nov. at the residence Of he
son John 81. Lockwood Pelham, Wrschester Co, N Y.
John Lockwood in tue cd year of bs age, native
Greenwich Conn.
sEABURY-At Bloomfield, N j., On Sunday, Nor. 0, pohI
Sidney Sesbury, aged Il years ~,
The funeral will take place from biz late residence on Wed
nesdsy, 9Th inst at "a o'clock p The tram leaves loo
OF BaTclsyst at IL a. n- -
sTA0O-In Brooklyn on Sunday monins, Nov. :, julie
Wadsworih Stag, laughter Of Gerard D. and juliet w
Stasg aged 10 years month and z days .
The relatives and nds OF the family are invited 70 sttent
her funeral, at ST. Peters (Episcopa) Church. otasit
peG Bond, eP Tussdsy 7ih int y asslSsk T. w. ~ (.
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posve power is said to be a least ten times greater
than that Of gunpowder (Londo. Chen. Eers. No. 29
1t is not seeIpoding. and may be stored without dam
ger. but when heated and still more when in contact
with burning substances it expodes instsntancously
and with most destructive effect. Extensive expert
ments have lately been made with this substance for
blasting purposes in the mines of Germany is said
with eminent success it has also been tried for the
same purpose in this country.
Yours respectfully.
DR.. FREDERIC HOFFMAN. Chemist
No. 1913 GrGHd.st, ~ Y, Nor c. 1863
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CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.

How many of citzens are suffering from this dis
ease and expecting To be cured by the use OF violent
purgatves, which debate the system and cause re.
of the disease with increased asperty Is it not
better TO have remedy that will cure by giving
strength and ygor to the bowels enabling them TO per-
form their functions in a natural maDneri Such
remedy ia "HooPiAND's GERMAN BTTRRs." 1t will not
purge you but by Its great invgoratng and tonic pro-
peres will give your system tone that will enable u
10 perform all its functions in vigorous and natural
manner. For sale by all druggists. Romember THESE
Bitters are pure tonic, without alcohol. Agent
II. T. HELMD0LD, Druggist
No. 59i Broadway, \. y.
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TOwNsEND-On Sunday. Nov. s. Ida r. Townseud ssed II
years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family also members OF John
d. Willard Lodge No $50 =. and A. NJ, invited 70 At
tend her funeral to-day lTuesday at O'clock the real
dence Of her brother.inLw c. Pond No 1872 Bleecker
Ct
Her remains win be taken to Bowdoin Maine for nserment
VAN COTTON Sunday, Nov. s. 1865 Adeia wife Of Ca
biel Vsn Cctt aged - years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence, No. 81 Wes
Thirtyseoond on Tuesday the eth inst, ut o'clock p
NJ. without further invitation.
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politiral Notifies.
Whit IL Our Duty To day:

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION:
GENTLEMEN: As ATTEND of City Reform, respectfully
k you whether is wise for you to so divide the honest
tote OF the Seventh Senator's. Distric. 9, to secure
TIE election Of Thomas c. Fields, THIS District
trace, over half the city 10 territory and about onerd OF
Thomas Murphy the Union Candidate fox Senator is honest
and capable He warmly supported by the organization Of
party by which be nominated If succeed
December in reforming City Government II 1, mainly
10 lie friends that we must look for support in this portion Of
the City. As far as have heard the Union party
express opinion, they appear to be ready and willing
aid the Citizens Annexation in December But win thoy
hive faith in orr honesty ,nd integrity II defeat
tielr candidate FOX State sensor by the election ofFe'
smt this question for your seou. consideration, feeling
confident as do that every vote cast Cor Mr. Mclean today
vii indirectly help tho worst candidate now before the
pele. Let every member Of tho Citizens Association
answer fot himself, at tho polls My conviction H. that the
be,wsy to accomplish the object In view IL to for
Thonw Murphy. BY so doing cannot only the
election OF able and honest Senator but also the
sid sd good viii Of his friends in the great contest in Dcco
ber In that contest hope to Reform Common
Courc honest Mayor and Counsel to the Corporation
who will pro,ec. the right, Of .uaein. aypayr These
Within. regard his politics, Others must decide for them
.elve wha, i' their duty on the premises.
AN ADVOCATE OF CITY REFORM.
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phiIndclpl,;a Ca,,Ie m.rke,-Noy. 6.

BEEvEs-Receip,s, 250. Prime commanded full prices
common duh decline Of cent sales i6d 7c., the
latter for choice; fair 10 good l40l5c common. l0d3c.
ssEP-Sales OF $500 lead ct d7c. for goodi 20c fer
stock
HoGs dull at $l5a $lS 80 per 100 n net.
Cows advanced; sales al : iOG . for SpIinser,
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To the Veterx Of the Twcntis<h Ward. y
The Underlined entertaining vsious political oplaisns
but being utterly opposed ts Rings and coupt haehia'V
By which ignorant dishonest sad unsSrupusus men 70 q.
sbIed to ride into power for the cole purpose ecsens
them,elvo. by robbins The puscespecuy invite yea 70
unite with them in voting foi
We ask you to vote for Mr. cHARLICk solely ~ hS
merits ss an DID, intelligent and subsnti citzss Of ~
Ward well versed in the wants Of the City and tho AesAA
ton Of the State The many failures in the past to elect
proper men to the Assembly may Be attributed to tho An
no proper organization behind them. This difficulty has nov
been overcome Blr CHARLICK l. supported By ssross
aud enthusiastic organization. embracing many OF the oesS
citizen, Of the Ward who being disguised with The eoseaee
m,ppusous of d,hones. politicians have broken loose soa
old party ties and have agreed to unite in vigorous
return competent and substantial cirsn " Member q Az
sembly from this Drct--ndependent and above ~ pss
considerations.
If the respectable and paying citizens Of the wGd WIN
thoroughly cooperate this movement we are confdeos e"
OLIVER CHARIICK the Citizens candidate, viii DO III
uu phany elected to represent the Twentieth Ward me
next session of the New. York Legislature.
DANIEL s. YOUNGS, No. 3a4 West Thirty seconds
JAMES O. DIMOND, No. 70 West Thirsy.thizdss.
PHILIP Fl. WILLIAMS, No. 9e4 wes. Thirty 'foarthss-
JB. NELSON, No. ITO West Thirty eiehsh''s.
JOHN LANE, No 2,5 West Thirty 'sirsh-''.
WILLIAM MEEKs, No. 1853 Yves. Thirty fourthss-
EDWIN DoBBs, No. 100 West Thirty eghthst-
VIM. MENCK. No 2s5 ives. Thirty 'fOur.h~s-
IA LEDwITH, No. AS West Thlty-thrd'''
J. w. OLIVER No II Boornan. place.
WILLIAM II. ORION. No. $50 West Tdrty-seifdS-
SETH wILKS, No. 80. West Thirty-secondss
JOHN KENNEDY, No liz Yves. Thirty-ffth-.t
JOHN FARRELL, Twenty .nnfhst
AMOS c. WHITE. No. 1871 West Twenty eighthst
Regular Union Nomination.
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRiCr'
lWENrY-SEC0ND WARD
For Assembly,
LIEUT.. WILSON BERGMAN
Resu,nr Union. United service society ana
" ORKiNGMEN's NOMINATION..
IXth Assembly Dist XVIII Ward-For Member OF Assembly,
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JIARRlE

BUCKLIS-SIUAPT-on Monlly Oct N, q, Port Byron,
Csyuga Co. n by the Key. John ReJ nod., Daniel A.
Buck lin Of New YoE City 70 Mis- Mary, daughter Of James
". stuart OF Butler, Wayne Co., New YORK. No cards.
DRAsF-BFARD-On Monday. Nov. 6, Al IT, Church 81
the Me.sish by the Rev Samuel Osgood a Sidney Dsne
81 York City Agnes Cazuoau daughter Of tie late
Thoma. Beard Of Breakdown, III. no cards
NICOLL-MULFORD-Att the Church Of the Holy Comnu-
MON In tbs city by the Rev. William Henry Benjamin,
on SUNDAY Nov Samuel h. NicoL NJ ID. Of Shelter !.
land 70 Me. Hannah NJ Mulfod OF Sag lAIbor no cards.
TICE-KIRKHAM-On wednesday evening. Nov. !, at the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev. John Downr
d. d. George w. Tice to OpLeia " hFkhaa both oi this
city. No cards.
{ IiOrul pay.ts please copy.
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JAMES PyLEs o. X. SOAP.-Made from pest
r,'torais similar TO the Old English White Soap De
comes very hard and unilabe 20 wa'Ie aS" 90 sS
wash Sold by grOcers ever! WhcTe-DePor N'' W.
WasLingtOn.st., n. \.
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1.-Two Stock Over ,bc Erie RaiIromJ

Statement Of Live Stock TRANSPORTED the Erie
RAILWAY for the week ending Nov 6: ia cars Of Cattle
. DO Hogs % DO. Sheep do. Horses. do Calves
total Of Stock for the week 229 showing all IN
crease over lasi week.
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BOYS AND CITILDREyS GARIBALDI CUTAwAY
and Zo SUITS by the Thousands at Popular Prices
l. V. BROKAw. No. 62 lafayette place ana
No % Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union
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Tuv FINEST OvgRcoATs EVER SEEN ~ THIS
COUNTRY at Popular Prices. .....,.oo ord
No. "A Fourth.aye., oppOSne cooper Oh.oH'
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PERsOYAL.-Mr. ID. Golden Murray. who ar
Yved Yesterday by the Europe is acting bearer OF dis
patches from Minister Bgclow 20 the State Department
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Dou't DO Deceived.

An st-up. :. nov b-ins msd- to iniac,
TIE UNION VOTERS
or rHr
.s..,A.,Iu sLAAIUEIAi, DISTRICT
to row away their vote. by supporting George W Mclean
for Stat, ssns,or under or circular papong be
signed b. ,ercIL vel inowu Union men q. members Of
tho
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
hi. cbca, hs, been exposed and will only result u biosnS
out The fal Union vote o. the District iot
THOMAS MURPHY,
THE REGULAR UNION CANDIDATE.
~ 'yeu. Union VII. cas-; biz foT supported
uoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Or for an lndorser Of tie
CHICAGO PLATFoRM,
obge the "Rirss" Railroad Jobbet any other
win. Of our City Couuptioni,:..
Every Loyal Union miu in tho upper pat Of he city viii
CAS-, hi, vote for
THOMAS MURPHY,
the candidate who stood by hs country ard hii g in tie
hour Of dsnrsr whose Influence aud money Away.
used on the side Of the Government and the for il.
pre,ervs,iOn.
COPPERHEADs AND TRAITORS
vii naturally prefer to cast their ballots for candidate,
wha
OPPOSED THE WAR.
All , elias. Of voter, may very properly choOs, between
FIELDS and MCLEAN but as for Union men, there be
no hesitation as 70 the propey and necessity Of supporting
the Regular Union Candidate,
THOMAS MURPHY,
mn who did support lIoaio Seymour and the Chicago
nor Encouraged armed rebellion against the national
integrity.
The Citizens ~. - ,,,,.u ..,.,,
Copperhead Candidates IL. - ,, 49,. .,...o, T.. ,t
Seventh scnotoIial District
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MUJAvIRo.
THE MosT DELICIOUS or ALL PERFUht5.
SOLD EvBRYWHRRR.

LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
,,ce called moth patches or with feckes. should use
Dr. PpREYs celebrated MOTH AND fBEeKLE kVIios'
II is inisllbls. sold BY al druggists.
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JRFrERs' No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the city where
LADIES COOP BoCTs AND shoE'
Can b. had at low prices
JFFPERs, No. $40 BRoADWAf
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ON EYES MADE NV,

without spectacles, Doctor or Medicines Pamphiee
,ra'Iad free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address. u.
, ponre M D.. No. 100 Broadway, Ney.YorL
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('aatiOn.

CaatiOn.
TO TIE ELECTORS or THE It'll SENATORIAL
DISTRICT:
heca, I. las been reported that intend TO withdraw
from the canvass and to avoid deception by advertising tie
same hereby icclsfe that ard shall contn1e candi
date until the osng OF the polls Tuesday, Nov. T. 1865.
GEORGE w. NOLAN
A Gard ironi the Hon. Thos. &. Fieid-.-In ref
erencs Pnbicstionl entitled STAETLlNi
FACTS" charging THOMAS G. FIELDS With certain pub
lie corrupt measures which have been repeatedly denied and
the utter fay which has been proved often chas ged
this means il aen Of informing the VOTERS OF the SEW
ENTH sENAUBIAL DISTRICT, that the document in
queion Is cSardy IL 70 secret and Is ialse ~ It Is
unfounded. o, n,r,
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At Their Old Tricks!
LOOK OUT FOR THE FRAUD!
II l. currently reported that The opponents Of
THOMAS MURPHY
sre p: P,-rs
HAND-BlLLs.
CIRCULARS
FOSTERS,
to Us. I'll. as, with the iu,vu, Of dcceirns hono voter,
with the Idea that ar MURPHY ha. withdrawn from the
eanva,. IN tie Seventh scns,od,l District.
DON'T PAY ANY ATTENTION
ANNOUNCEMENTS or THIS KIND.
Ms. MURPHY WILL sor withdraw from the Geld n favor
q any Other cAnd4A snd al such announcements may be
s,nrDp,d .ehood sseh Only desperate men will resort
to when they &c, Into ush, t,es,
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EEwYoRK, Nov D. Res
Ar n large meeting Of osen. held at Columbian HAL,
Or nd st. JUHf W. FARMER unaninously nominated
a. q candidate 70 Mayor VI TIM city.
JAHxD B&sor, Ieals,ary. 81.
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Eishteeath Ward Assembly NominatieL

Eighteenth Ward Assembly Nomination.
Reports being circulated BY the opposition party that havt
declined give notice to my friends not to trust any uch 70
ports and that shall remain in the Geld until the close Of the
poll ON the day Of election desire the votes Of al ovrs
law, order and good government.
CHARLES II. SMITH,
Nominee OF Citizens Association. and snting branch OF
Union Party.
November G. 1855.
Regular Union Nomination.
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
Twelfth, Nineteenth, Twentieth. Twen.yh first and Twenty
second Wards
FOR SENATOR.
THOMAS MURPHY.
Fifth Assembly District.
TO UNION MEN.
Who Is your
CANDIDATE FOR MEMBER or ASSEMBLY,
Who Il.
WILLIAM HEPBURN, Ask Your neishbor.
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NATURES RARBsr FLORAL PERFUME HAS
NIGHT BLOOMING CrETrs' is concentrated al that fancy
can conceive Of refreshing and eIharans fragrance Sold
rYervrrllern
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DYING By ISCHEs.-Ihousands are drawing
rapidly and deaths door every day simply
for the of such genial reuvenatin life sustaining
dial as DIoxRrxx. To reinforce declining with this
Elixir 1, to take lease Of health snd life. Depot No.
% Dev.,t n Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
A Southern Character.

A writer in the New Orleans P;cayune writes
az follows of preacher he saw in Upper Georgia:
After throwing his eye around the house in a
threatening manner with "Oh, you miserable
sinners" expressed in every rneament OF his
round face. ne went onin serious voice:
ANY brethren, in order to settle all idle crosi-
~ will state that my name is Elijah Browser, from
Jessymine county, Kintuck (snifie), and am free
20 confess, without fear Of successful contradiction
and am hero to say today, and it will at once
occur 70 every intelligent and rejecting mind,
when make bold to tell you that / have been
preaching now purity nigh gwins on three years
and on an average Olive hundred sermons year;
that have preached to the ,ojers, to the Injuns,
70 the or6Ds (suiffie), to the nisgers and to tho
woodchoppers OF Spaldin COUNTY but newer, no.
never (blubber). has seed in all that time so
ill-mannered, SO sinful and deplaved and devil
huggin congregation as this one setting before
me here to-day; and want CO tell the young men
and women . setting back there agin the melojon,
shat comes here courtn and firth and a pass.n
nnrts round the melojon. and latin. and gig
Gin, and fyin in the face OF Providence, thai.
the laws ofths State throws around me certain
protection, and | am going to have it. And
what's more, if the thing amt stopped am going
tfor I've got their names) to call out their names
from the pulpit next Sunday, and pre.en. em to
he grand jury moreover.