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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21


When snow Flakes Plume the Air, and
Jack Eros. !. etching his .nss: pe'orss on n. mndsy
%s.Psss5ss psTfaSsd Win fiixLoS's SioiiI sIoosIso
.sr1s,ory and As fresh a. The Fragrance blossoms
II you van hsn:oTs SseomSs and stylish ALA Hat yG
halter to TWO score q years. and evidently disposed
style Hs,ss beauty which commands general appro.
AZ Il. Mendes', ss3 Brosdway-Choco-
,ss ' SS. alsq s 1i
ee P:nsy Gs s oys e
presents, in great variety
An Extended Popuiarity.-Brown's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs have been before the public
rss S world aadi the H N ns~ q
PG f. az oa aass " s' and qFsS oI
The he f Trochcs have been proved reliable.
A.-power's New Years Cards-the Most
elegant q ONE. S x. os ss
Hotel.
All Prizes Cached I'm Legal lotteries
''''''' 800 go" J. CLUE Broker, I7s Broadway
A.-Beautlfy the Compilation. Use
GEORGE W. YARDS BLOOM on YOUTH. I, has no
equal sea W druggists everywhere Depot " Fulton
'"'o' -
At MT. Higgins' I2s sixth avenue
Clearance hale OF trimmed Bonnets and Derby.
| A.-'Watches for Christmas PRESENTS
| &C. ~ go, e12 ei5, $is, SO
TATELY BROTHERS. Importers. i07 Nassau street.
A.-sS Running stitrh sewing Ma
CHIMES for Family Presents for the ohdays o4 NASSAU
/ street, New York.
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
| ngs circulars aud information sent -. :. :. =, -
A.-Uphnm'. Asthma Cur. Never Fall.
TO relieve the most violent rarorysms In I've minutes Sold
/ nv A IA A co. I'll Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

y only few evenings since that there was larceny
by violence committed within few doors Of the Astor
House, broadway, and a number Of persons were
engaged in sccrcng and protecting tho rogues There
Il TO believe that this identical party Of
rougs have been at their old pranks In the Twentieth
ward Al least Wednesday last, at about ten o'clock
an the morning, Mr.. II Gegerman was walking from
hts place OF business No. 4l3 Eighth avenue to attend
10 sons transactions at tho house Of neIghbor and
when a, the corner Of Thrty.nrst street and Ninth
avenue, he was suddenly Frustrated by a blow over
4the left temple from a sungshot or pair Of
brass knuckcs In the hand OF one OF q
number of runians who confronted him. Mr.
Gcigcrman Immediately sprang to his feet, raised
the cry Of "pocc," and attempted TO make his
cxsdus from the unfrendly locality He was
prevented by third member of the crowd who seized
him BY the collar and held him FIRMLY until the 0rst ruff
nan had made good bs escape when the remainder Of
the quartet took TO their heels carrying With them Mr..
Gcigernans gold watch and chain, valued at one hun
dred aud atty dollars The police arrived upon the scene
too late 10 render any assistance But they not
particularly 10 blame the nearest they could come TO
tue locality under the arrangement OF the beats
OF the occ was about eight blocks upon which fact IL
vs. more than probable that tho robbers had made due
calculation Thus In broad day light In OF the most
crowded thoronghfarcs Of the Twentieth ward ct
zen robbed OF his property knocked down and otherwise
abused with perfect IMMUNITY The people OF that
ward say they are willing 70 subscribe money from their
private purses 70 pay for increase or the police force
for their vicinity " the city Is poor supply the de.
mand without their assistance An instance or a similar
nature occurred On Fourteenth street near Tenth ave-
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Accident ON the Erie Raiiroad-Onc Msa
Killed.

An accident occurred on tn New York and Erie Rail-
way on Friday night, resulting the death Of Rev. Mr.
Romeyn pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church ss
sostsburg and injury to Two others. As far b
asccrtansd the particulars folows-Ths way pa
seuger train from Jersey City at quarter past four
o'clock on Friday night on arriving al the water tank
about mile OF Ramapo crossed over on the eastern
bound truck for the purpose OF taking in water and
ALLEGED nagmen were sent out 10 warn approaching
trains While engag taking water No 22freight tais
came down on the eastern bound track, and u ap-
pears did not discover the signal until II was Os
late 10 avoid n collision The engineer Of the
western bound train with great presence OF mind. q
commenced back his train and by SO dong I'M
doubtedly prevented terrible accident, AS was ths
collision was OF sufficient force 70 do considerable dam
the engines break up tho baggage cars ana tne
platforms OF a number Of the passenger cars Kew MI
Romeyn, who standing on one OF the platforms az
the time, crushed 10 death. German, whose name
could be ascertaned had one leg crushed and the
other badly injured and another man had his ankle badly
bruised II Is said that persons IN the cars we're IN
Iured The German taken TO Turner's station,
where his leg amputated by Dr. Genoa OF the New
York Hospital. who was passenger on the Tram has
Is doubtful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

bosr0S, NOV Z, 1865.
Mark shnborn, convicted Of robbIng the walpoe saw.
ings Bank and sentenced 10 ten years Imprsc
escaped from Jail Keene n H., Thursday evening.
by means Of a key and pistol, furnished him by an
alleged confederate in the bank robbery named George
White. shinborn opened tho jail door with tho Roy,
threatened TO shoot the aer and escaped TO the woods
reward Of $500 Is offered for bis arrest He Ger.
man jew, twenty-five years old dresses wc OF gcntccl
appearance White Is held for trial 10 bail OF $4,000
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nos IL Won't do 10 mention dates, places names
distant town for the purpose Of preaching tho
dedca,ory sermon in new church. Court was In SEQ
sion. and Saturday evening the judge and lawyers
congregated together in a and amused themselves
by card playing and story telling The divine al the 70
quest OF T., lawyer, visited the room coming upon
the group suddenly they unable TO hide thcr
cards aud whskey The divine looked on awhile ana
then raising his hat invited the gentlemen present 70 az
tend church the day and him preach This they
agreed 10 do aud Sunday found judge and lawyers seated
in the amen corner The over the minister an
nounced Friends the Of this have built
fine church; there is still fifteen hundred dollars due
We propose raise the money by subscription 70 day
land eyeing the Judgel 60 one hundred dollars. Who
goes bctterr" The Judge, gancing at the lawyers,
slowly responded II your hundred" Thank you.
BROTHER says the divine, "will any one raise II - look
ing al the time at lawyer No l. The lawyer saw
he was in FOR H. and quietly responded, 81 90 hundred
blind and through the list. The divine rakeA
down both the bar and their money, until the scene
closed by sharp shrll voice, announcing IL see The
last hundred and call youln
Our readers can imagine the establishment OF that con
gregation. We venture. however, that those lawyers
will not soon invite the divine witness social gama
OF whist where men see each other, go blind
and ..call'' the hand.
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The New Crosier for the Catholic Bishop
OF Albany.

One Of the most elegant things ever got up in this
country II the crosier crook and Episcopal ring
for the Catholic Bishop OF Albany. Tho articles were
made in this city, and present from a few friends
to the Bishop The crosier Bishops crook Is about
four feet long, gold gilt with elaborate finish The
Episcopal ring Is Of gold with large sapphire
81 600 This 10 surrounded by circle OF diamonds with
the Episcopal edginghe first attempt In this country
OF this style OF work Inside the ring engraved the
Episcopal insignia and the OF the bishopric
bany, making whole, OF tho most unique and
elegant affairs Of the kind seep, the ring itself cost
ing over $1,000
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nue., the other day pcdIer weared with carrying his
heavy pack Of goods rested Il upon the sidewalk stand
ing near for its protection. Soon afterwards man
brushed rapidly past him. holding cloth saturated with
chloroform near his face The pedier soon over.
come with unaccountable drowsiness and finally be-
came unconscious When his senses returned 70 him il
probably rests this upon the shelves OF the profess
siona fence and the robbers enjoying tho profits OF
their expert and daring outrage with hardly chance
in thousand that they will ever be arrested punished
for crime
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MoMuMenta1 Cathsdrsl 60 the Rebel

The Rev. James W. Rogers, rector OF 81, Lazarus
church. Memphis Is soliciting pecuniary aid throughout
the Union for the purpose OF erecting cathedral IN
honor OF the rebel dead The design Of the building
- foowsIt Is proposed to the people Of the southern
States that they erect monumental cathedral grand In
its proportions adorned with sculpture and breathing
In its solemn architecture the spirit OF pride and sorrow
which characterize native land somewhat
In the style OF Westminster Abbey with oraores halls,
screens catarombs inches for satuay embraced pave
ments and mablc tablets which the names Of our
heroic dead NAV be written.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Invads, broken down health and spirits by Cnronto
Dyspepsia suffering from the terrible exhaustion which
follows the attacks OF acute disease the testimony OF ho
sa who raised by miracle from similar
state OF prostitution. by uosTErrER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, IL guarantee that by the o0
may sreng and restored But hos. who stand
peril epiemics all who, BY OF
uncongenAl climate unhealthy pursuits
any momen. be stricken down. this paragraph ~ nsost
md ~mphsticaly addressed You VINO thus
situated are proasred absolute safeguard against the
danger that Tone aud regulate the systrna
with this harmless medicinal stimulant and Alternative ana
you will be foeamvd against the maladies who's seeds
uoat around the Air unseen UOSTETTERS
STOMACH BIfrERS only standard tonic and
Alternative the United States but they are accred
tied Of distinguished ciiizens Of
Onion The people ~ all other Lands In canada Aus
ralia West Indies they gradually taking tbs
place or al other siomachic whether native or foreign
surely truth IL progressive and demons<rstos
doubt they viii eventually suprrede other
invigorant restorative employed In medicinal pssc
tice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

The Shepard Congregational church, Iorsted At Cam.
bridge Massachusetts organized February L. 1880
o. s. and was the eleventh organized church in Mssss
chusctts The Rev. Thomas Shepard was the arst or.
dAned pastor and wns duly installed In 1885, and
u.s. f649 In the forty fourth year Of his age The Rev
Jonathan Mitchell succeeded Mr. s. was installed August
a. 1850 and died July o. 1G6s aged forty two years
The Rev urian Cakes succeeded Mr. NJ: was installed
November 3, 1871, and died July IS 1884, aged any
years Tho Rev. Nathaniel Gookin sncce-dei Nr o ;
was instard November Is, 1882, and died August !,
1892 aged thirty four ycars The Rev William Brattle
succeeded Mr. O. was Installed November %, 1885, and
died February 10, 1I17, aged fty6vc years The Rev.
Nathaniel Appleton succeeded Mr. ". was installed Oc.
tobcr I'LL and died February 1854 aged ninety one
years The Row. Timothy Hhard succeeded Nr A
was Installed October a. 1s3 and died May9 1920 aged
forty folr years The Rev Abcl Holmes succeeded WI
H. was installed January IS 1902 and died June 1881,
az "a seventy three years The Few Nehemiah Adams
wns installed colleague December H. 1872, resigned
march, 1854 The Row John A. Albro was Installed April
10, 1888 resigned April, 1865. Tbs record covers
period of nearly two hundred and thirty years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
MIS- SOURI,.
Governor Fletcher Message 60 tho Le-
gfSiture.

Governor Fletcher Message 60 the Lc-
gtsiture.
SrLouIs, No.. Nov. 4, 1895
Governor Flstcher's messge was read in the Legisia
turo yesterday Tho total ecepts OF the Treasury for
the year ending soptembr 80 %, 4ss, 200; the
total expenditures $s54 ISL balance, $oo9. 247
about fvesixths OF which issues Of the State. Tho
total bonded debt Of the ate exclusive OF the bonds
loaned railroads. is $o02 90 $402 900 of which matured
in 1852 and 1853 $4,000 OF these bonds have been
exchanged for two yea bonds and those taken up
have been cancelled The otal amount Of State bonds
issued to railroads. nciutng bonds guaranteed by the
State, $23 100000 vich the unpaid interest to
next January will amount $o,slsooo or $iso7 900
per annum. The Governo recommends that measure
be adopted for tho pament OF this interest as
early as possible; ais that which may .. &C
amounts to little over s7Dooo for tho payment Of
which the Governor conhdetly hopes Congress Will pro-
the state on the
pleton Of the Pacific road md recommends the sale OF
the Southwest Branch and Mountain Roads 30 that
private enterprise may nnh the former to the south
west corner OF the state and with the system Of
roadsl In Southern Kansas heuoo to Galveston Texas
sna the latter 70 Columbus KY to connect with the
Governor thinks the roads be sold to parties who
win carry out the plal The Governor recon-
lege and military schools, and additional aid
to the State University and the other educational nst
tutions The Governor ures some changes IN the new
constitution the most important Of which are that no
Union soldier honorably discharged from service, shall
he required to ake the oath OF loyalty except as pro-
vided in the thirteenth sscton that trustees and all
officers Of corporations In which neither the United
States the States county, city or town thereof is
interested stockhodsr creditor or contributor;
also all teachers in schools not endowed nor supern-
tended by the United States this STATE or county city
or town thereof shall be exempt from the requirements
OF the second article The question OF the right OF me
people to require eccesas cal functionares to take the
oath Of loyalty being before the United States Supreme
Court the Governor makes suggestion In regard "a
the constitutional requirements relating thereto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
Fire i'm BOstOn.

BOSTON, Nov 4. ISo5.
A building, corner Of Canal and Traverse streets.
owned by the Maine Railroad Company and used for tho
storage of freight, burned this afternoon with
quantity OF hay ana two loads Of potatoes Loss
$1,000
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American Bible Society.

The stated meeting OF the managers held NJ the
Bible House. Aston place, Thursday, tho I'd instant.
Encouraging accounts received OF the resumption
~ the work In the Southern States tho reorganization Of
old societies. and the formation OF ones and the
ganzation Of Bible society by tho colored people OF
Knoxville Tenn After various grants OF books the Board
adjourned 10 meet the last Thursday in November,
when the regular business will come up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Al NJ. Il. Higgins' Mammoth Miuinery,
l2c avenue, Tenth strectiUO Trimmed bonnees
and Jockeys IS per cen, iess than Broadway prices
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bonnet Frames for 30 Ccnts-At NJ. r.
HIGGINS l26 Sixth Jockey and Turban Frames In
like proportion. all shapes aud si,es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Ladies' Paper Collars and Cums-Wheas-
ssle ana fe, one sdys Collar free the txs6a
win ls, OF prices and drawings % different styles
WARDS. ISL Broadway
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Tho Dublin Exhibition.
THE HIGHEST PRIZE AWARDED To THE GROVEBA
BAKER MACHINES

BAKER MACHINES.
On Monday Earl Russell announced the awards
q international Exhibition
Dublin prizes afterwards presented by tho
Duke l.cinster Among the exhibitors who obtained
medals Baker Sewing Machine Company
Liverpool London this being the fifteenth hrst czss
these machines this scasonls,ycrlsooA
Merru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

New Hooks. Cnrtes de visite-Also ste
from fe hne. aud all kinds ~ rsaey
sporting Goods the Old established Purchasing Agency.
ID j. GOMPERT. - Nassau street New York
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The Alicn-Ortegn Case.
DISCHARGE OF THE ORDER or ARREST or GENERAL
ORTEGA.

Before Judge Carvin.

The Judge rendered his decision yesterday morning
the case OF Allen vs. ortcga, granting the motion for
vacation Of the order OF arrest with ten dosrs 70
abide the issue OF tho trial
Genera oricss was accord ugly released from arrest
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Rroadwax Cheapnem.-The super

sorment OF Unirimmed inin and Fancy Iists Tor sdes
misses and children GENfN's. SIS Broadway Offers
wide Hed for selection and the prices are lower thHn rt
where 49, ~ - -
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Drew
's'' S'N''-' j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Walt street.
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A silent Sc w ing Machine
WILCOX A GIBBS. 5Os Broadway.

A.-POliak - SON. Meersr hnum Maoo-
fctufers 6ee Broadway Fourth Pipes aud "a
sarboders Wholesale and retail cut 10 order mounted ana
r.
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Arrived yesterday whaer Mercury, from Fox Islands,
with eight hundred barrels Of oil and thirteen thousand
pounds a bone; also whalsr Fannie from the Arctic,
with hundred barrels Of oil and twelve thousand
pounds of bone and the steamer Sierra Nevada, from
Oregon, with $500 900 in treasure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

acknowledgements Pre- ium Elastic
Rubber Clutches Send for circular.
LOyEJoY a TAYLOR. f76ts Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Hartson's Imperial Nectar Aie.-Unssr-
passed for nnvor and brancy Warranted 70 keep sny
climate Brewery Forty second street. near Third "enne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY DR.. zACHARiE 7 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

A.-The Finest Ovcrc0ats Ever Seen In
this country now ready for sale
l. y BROKAw, a. Lafayette place,
and 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Cnouk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Dressmakers-Get Velvet Ribbons -
HIGGINS 26 sixth The largest stock Of Rlsss
and coloed in this city all widths shades per sssa
below their value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

second Hand Safes For sais-Chsap FOE
cash at 100 Maiden lane.
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Chexa,,er.. L,fc for the Hair r.

gray original color stops s falling out keeps the
head clean stands above comparison with other hair.
dressing soid the drug stores and Al Once. II
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALIER, n. D.
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world harmless reliable aud instantaneous The only
Dye Also Regeneratng Extract OF Millcnurs Prs
and the hair =, Barclay street. New York
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Movements OF the Faith Ohio Cavalry.
RICHMOND, Va Nov. 4, 1866.
The Fifth Ohio Cavalry arrived here tonight from
North Carolina route to Camp Chase 10 be mustered
out.
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Trusscs.-Marsh u Co.'s old Establishes
Radical Cure Truss once sr Al No Vescy street Lazy
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Al Middieboro, Massachusetts,, Thursday last.
ercrcs were held the First Church the occasion of
the completion or the thirty years passionate of the
Rev. DR.. l. W. Putnam. Addresses were delivered by
the retiring pastor the Rev Dr. Dexter Chaplain Quint,
md Othera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

minutes without the AZ tho Knife csusc or acid NP-
attention al diseases the Pelvic Hc~rs by HBNku
A. DANIELS w. D., Consulting and Operative surssos.
No 4 Union square.
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A-A-A-A-A-A-A-
English Double soled Button Callers and Double sossA
Boots mt LORIN BROOKS SONS. t3s Broadway,
Howard street Established 1879 Original inroducen q
the Patent Elastic Steel shank.
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GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Every Piano consirvc,ed with their Patent Asrads -
rangcnsnt aud warranted fcs I've years -.
Mar~rooms N and Is East Fourteenth street. View fofs
Illustrated catalogues sent by mail on application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

DIR. Neste1l's Lung lnssitute, 250 Broe9
street Newark NJ Consumpson and all Diseases q ths
Throat and Lunga successfully treated by COLD MEDt
GATED INHALATION. Remedies by express SD ~
mimi
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A.-Boy.. and Children.

GARiBiLDf. CuTAWAY AND ZOuAvE SUITS.
By the thousands, at reasonable prices
l. " Bk0kAw, o. Lafayette place.
and ~ Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
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John Morris.
Henry n. schehsiin.

Henry r. shsnen, who recently died In this city, was
born in 1885, graduated at Columbia College in 1901 and
studied the profession Of law with Hon. O. D. Golden
with whom he made the tour Of Europe in 1901 1908
He finally abandoned the law and embarked in
tile puus In which he remained until his sons were
grown up and took entire charge OF the buspesa He
member OF the Charter Convention # 1880 COM
manded the Eighty-second regiment State militia in
1878, q trustee Of the public schools and Of the
Bowery Savings Bank, and from bis youth cndeavored
TO be . sincere - he was processing Christian.
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Immense Prices Paid for Ola Hooks
Just rrceved an immense collection Of valuable rheooQc.l
,hs,, v.l,,e LEs6Ar BROTHERS.
III Nassau street. below Beekman.
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SECOND Hand SAFE wamssa.-Appiy -
Cad
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ARRIVAL OF THE ONk HUNDRED AND FIFTX-SixT d
NEW yORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
The One Hundred and Finy sixth reg sent New York
State Volunteers arrived from Augusta Georgia, yesssr.
day board Of the steamer Vernon They eft Savan.
nah ON Tuesday last, and number three hundred and
MY men and ofncsra This regiment was raised a.
Kingston, and served under Banks at BsIand Port Hud.
son, Red river and New Orleans under Sheridan 1t Ope
guam, Fishers H Cedar Crock and under Sherman in
North Carolina Tho following Is list Of ofcers return
Ing with the regiment Colonel Jacob Sharp; Major,
N. 8 Euen; Adjutant, }. Snyder; Surgeon, Geo. G.
smith; Quartermaster n. Hasbrouck; Captains Alfred
Coalcy, Peter Etns, western Palmer RandcIl; Lieu
Burnett, Cornell
NINTH sRornESr, NATIONAL GUARD.
Ex-Colonel John W. Davis Of the Ninth regiment Ma
tona Guard, State Of New York. Is progressing rapidly
in the formation Of his new company for the above or
gsnzaton. All the veterans Of the old regiment, and
others that desire 20 join have now an opportunity
x-First Lieutenant James B. Van Buren, has been very
properly selected the FIRST officer Of this company
Colonel Davis long experience In military matters will
enable him to make the members OF his company good
and efncient soldiers.
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~ Gail vow

from tho Decatur liiil Chronicle, Oct -
Not long slpcc an emincpt divine IN the state OF I'LL.
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Have Sewing Machine Co.-EIias HOvvss
IL rresldsnL No 62q BrnadwsY Agents wanted.