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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-28

Correspoudeaee o. Tao \. I. Tribune.
CRA.D HAyxS. Mc5 Nov. 10, l1e1
notice IN your Issue oi the lith inst. that, after
giving ihe reported results OF tho election in Miehi-
pnp. Won stare: ''Ths would give the Republicans
majority o. twenty CA joint ballot, insuring the
election OF a Republican Union man TO succeed
Zaghariah Chandler Ia the United States Senate.
A. this statement is calculated 10 convey ,ho i'm
preston tia, come other than Republican triumph,
aud Chandler triumph, has been achieved, allow
ne 10 explain that the Republicans OF Michigan have
neither changed sheir nor their principles, aud,
% fur rs has yet Lpeared have no desire 10 change
their Senatorial T0--oseataLon in Congress. No
4" successor TO zachaual Chandler has been spoken
Of, and Tie probability is that "Old Zac5," as he i
hmllisriy called, viii pass through Republican
caucus II the Michigan Legi lature wiilou! oppo-
rii.on.
1t ,yss the Democrats OF Michigan who abandoned
their name and adopted that OF "Union.' Their
whole canvass was conducted ~ " Union move
ment,' aud tie word caugh, few disaGec.ed Re-
pablcan sore-hoads. Stout. their nominee for Gov
en.or. Wa. before Republican ConSr. sioual Con
yeuti,n. Lut. failing 10 let she nomination. he ac-
certfd the ina'iou for Governor on tho " Union
ticket isa Conservative. lie is now dead-be! ond
a resurrection.
Tho 'ao. il the pure radical Eepublcanism that
hsG H. bir.h under tie ghade-.rCcs Of JGckon, N
III, State, i. to-day to only popuilr element Of
Michigan pclics. Our radical Governor, Il arr, Il
reelected by large majority, although the soldiers
did not vote. HID tie soldiers voted there IS 10
d,lbt iis majority would have exceeded 2DO1
Our radical senator Chandler, whose expedition II
the imtecy Of Mcclellan il ell resh II tie public
mind ana has been fully verified BY Gen. liAlleok,
Il u, scrled a. an evidence OF mauiness, courage,
and sagacy 10 valuable IN the present state Of our
nation 10 he frared from tho halls Of egisla.lon;
aud although Mr.. Chandler reriies in Detroit which
"a l,o the place Of residence Of otter able Sena
tor liowafi. the Wet freely aud enthusiastically
Weld their q I'm % a Senator in order that Chandler
may bo retained, and BIS fearless and patriotic
course IN Congress sustained.
The Onion party made opposition 70 Mr. Chandler
their main sage. They would nominate Repubh-
can ii he would only pledge opposition TO Chandler
IA the Isyi-laiuro. Bl, The issnc was understood
by the people and radical Rern' licnnism (which
means q vigorous prosecution Of the war, 80 as to
destroy every element disunioni whether in the
form ~ Southern slavery or Northern subseryency)
triuuphed, aud Chandler Us bold and fearless rep
rcseniatiyc both in aud ont Of Congress and in Nd
nlnatraion circles il Washington, viii undoubtedly
ba returned 10 the u. s. Senate.
WESTERN MICHIGAN.
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France.


The Patrie alludes TO az alleged Illegal boarding
of French merchant vessel of the coast OF Africa
by The British war steamer Dart, and says the En-
glish Government must give sails ActiOn.
The Paris papers assert that the American Gov
ernn eut has ordered the Authorities ut New-Or-
leans to facilitate The expectation Of cotton.
The MoA,teur publishes satisfies showing an I'M
mense increase both ways In the trade between
France ana England.
There is every appearance that the French intend
occupying Mexico Tor some time 10 come. LOcomo-
tIves carrages, and trucks had been ordered for q
railroad between YeIa Cruz and Ori7aba, and were
expected TO be ready in the course Of January.
lie France Iublste an Analysis OF The circular
addressed by NJ. Dfouyn de Lhuys TO the Italian
Cabinet. NJ. De Lhuys explains that the French
& .binet has conioed Itself TO declining the Discus
SION of Gen. Durandps circular snd Distinctly riares
that bis circular, being IN opposition To the eonstnn
tradition OF French policy Ia Italy, cannot serve as
b. Ais for negotiation Tie circular Of tie French
Minister examines the different phuses OF the Italian
question: ana states that tie Imperial Government
has constantly expressed the ira, Ie,olltion OF pre-
serving Rome against al. aggfessiOn aud preferying
the iuGe De ncenoe and sovereignty of the Pope "a.
Drown de Lhuys testiies TO tie loyalty Of the
Italian Government BY REFRESHING the late rash en-
elprse but states that the French Cabinet does not
admit that, ar a recomp cnse for the energy nnd mod
Grafton OF the Cabinet Of IuiiD, frlcr should be
obliged TO evaCuaJe Rome. At no pen d, eonoluces
the Minister has tue French Cabinet gwen to Pied
mont aud Italy the hope that 1t would sacrifice to
them Rome ana the Papaoy.
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DIED.

BATHGATE-On Monday morning Nov. o. a. Morrissnia
- \. joan Bs'hga'e. in The 4t'h year 81 Ms age
attend hi. funeral Sunday the 3,h a, /. ocook p
Rom hts late Tosljence Carriages VIII De IA waiting q
Harlem Bridge until | o'clock
BlsHOP-On Wednesday morning. nov. G Japhet Bishop
IN the 69th year Of As age
Tie fierd. Of The family respectfully invited
attic nd M. funeral from Grace Chach Broadway, corner
OF ientosItr OF Saturday morning. az y. o'clock, "Aou'
fuTths. invitation.
BARBER-At blackberry Station Kane County, Ill Fri
day, Nov a. Of dTopsy Of the lungs human Baroer IN
the 9,h year Of his age.
BREBE-Suddenly on Wednesday. Nov 26 a. The residence
Of her son-in'lsw Welcome X Beeoe ct i'nkeT aiI'
Martha Beebe
Due notice Of tue funeral viii be given.
BARNEsIn ,Lis city "Wednesday Nov &C. John Crouch
infant son Of T. ~ and Mrs Barnes ssed months and
Funeral tomorrow tFrd,y) from the residence, No liz
hedougsl street at o'clock. The remains viii be taken
TO Greenwood Cemetery.
CLEARMAN-On Tse.dsy Nov. %. George Fdward..
youngest o. John aud Elizabeth Clesrman aged years
The end aud relative. Of the family are respectfully invited
attend he funeral from the esidenc. Of his parents NO
70 Naada street, Friday, tho 2osh inst, a. 10 eeoeA
M. without further Invitation.
hewars sud Patterson tA. j. papers please copy.
HuBBARp-At West suaied, Conn. on Saturday, Nov q
Mrs jane Frinees widow Pascal T. Hubbard esq late
CT Middistown. Coau, age "a years: 49,
The r.nan, ineusd at the Farm Hill Cemstery ir
MIDI e,own.
HOwE-In jersey City, on "Wednesday. Nov. % ssmuel
Addison, Of william and Ruth p Howe, sseas yeaI.
Tfe relative. and friends Of tie family are respectfully invited
attend IL funeral ,his friday afternoon a. o'clock
residence Of hi, parents, No. lo2 Montgomery
stleei Jersey city, without further invitation.
ORSER-On Wslnes5aJ Nov 26 at the house Of her sonn'
Law r. Gilmore. 10 jersey City, Chn.tana Orer' mother
ofe-Sleua Oi,er. formerly ofth city aged 50 years
The r.ailye. friends respectfully invited 10 slierd
her funeral isom No ~ Ee-sEeet JeFie5 City on friesy
the 2Jia 4, l @ clock
Her reu alas will be uttered IN Greenwood.
PORTER-n Brooklyn, Thursday, Nov. n. Chsiiss B.
Poli.f, IN the slst year OF his aee. -
The relatives aid erds invited % ssend bis fuueIal fon
the r..deuos Of his broth-r A. H. Porter No 2 Sands
street Brooklyn on Saturday o'clock, without further
invitation.
sTUYVAs iHT-On Thur.day. Nov g. in the ssh year Of
her tge Ca,haInu Livingston. reict OF Nicholas hlAn
stuyvesaut.
Tie relatives and fsnds Of 30 smily nytsd to nece
the r.ra her late reiencc &c lSi second avenue
"a sa.day afternoon O'Clock, without further notice.
kEEx
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REOnI EUROPE.

Additional by the City Of Wnssiington-The
French Mediation schenic-Huniors and
Newspaper Comments - The French
Policy i'm Etniy-More Political Mnreerr
in Bussia-A Rev Candidate for 'he
Greek Throne.
TIE screw-steamer City Of Washington 'Sp''
Mirehcuse, which sailed from Liverpool al moo" ou
Che 10Th, and from Queenstown on the a"e'noo" VI
the 18Th November, arrived here YESTERDAY morning
Her news has been anticipated by tie 'eiesrapn'e
summary of the Africas Dews, bu'we receive oy Ter
many additional items Of interest
The Asia reached Liverpool at about IL O'Clock On
she morning Of the 9th Inst
The CITY Of Manchester arrived at Liverpool
ahou, ~ o'clock on the morning Of the llth inst.
The Kangaroo reached Queenstown early on the
rooruing Of the lsth inft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-28

possibility Of second INVASION Of the South. Yei
are ask the North TO forego their beat o2por-
tunies, and 10 remain inactive I'LL the heals o.
Summer again dive Their armies Northward ana
render the banks Of The rivers inaccessible TO their
guuboats. If the North Is determined 10 make
peace, md is anxious only for excuse, then, In.
deed, this or any other meoiston would be feasible.
But there Is e9dence that tie struggle L. yet ar
ived at that pun;. If we 10 into this matter as a
European league, and draw upon ourselves insult,
we shall be compelled to vjndicate our honor. We
caDnot back oat under such circumstances, and We
cannot tell how far events may carry us.
All this and much more has TO be considered, and
we hope will be very carefully considered before " G
join any league such as that now proposed. Al pre-
peDt We are quite free, and We have done no harm.
Tomorrow we may be closely bound aud may do no
good. OF course, no one can tell what private
information Government may bave received;
but We cannot zee Any public ground for great ex-
pec.alions OF immediate results. III the North Are
ready to give up their blockade, they would un-
doubleday rather give IT up 10 France ana Russia III
CONJUNCTION with as than 70 US alone; but II they
are be forced 10 give it up, hope we shall not
be Of The party which is 10 compel them Jhis
French Note is matter for consideration, bnt
we cannot think that il ofers any good ground for
sangune expectation OF an immediate return oi
prosperity TO our manufactures, Of the sudden re-
sumption OF old commercial intercourse w'ih the
two nations which once formed the United States.
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MARREE ID.

CUEIZ-COoPER-On "Wednesday No-. 26, at ST. Paups
Church. Hobossn BY the Rev. Y: Bruce Emil, A. d.
Cuntz to Frances eldest daughter Of WIN. Cooper. esq
De MOTT Tuesday Nov. %. at the
residences of brides father by the Rev d. Mel Qunck-
inbusb Mr. Peter De Mott 70 Miss Carsans Quacknbush
ali VI this city.
HOYT -.CALHOUE- - On Thursday Nov o. at Powers
Hotel r. Y. by the Rev H. NJ Lewis, Nh l.. q. Hoyt to
Miss K0Iis NJ. Calhoun, both Of Colinsyilie, Conn.
HAyENs-CRAEE-On Wednesday Eov. &C. by the Rev.
Dr. Nermye Asher C. Hsvens Jane A. daughter OF the
late Benjamin y. Crane all OF this city.
HART-FLACK-On "Wednesday eyeaing, Nov. 20, By the
Rev r Esl,on smith, Nh George ". Hartt to bliss LII.
cretia " Flsck, ali VI this city. No cards.
JACKSON - BROWN 90 On Wednesday, Nov. 26 ct ST..
AIMS Church Eighteenth tsee BY the Rev. Dr. Galsudet,
assisted by the Rev John NJ Ward OF Mamsroneck George
H. jackson Annie r., dushter of Jeeson Brown. esq
all u this city.
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Tee Oc.ober maiis from ihs v4u1gs vl4Ccs o. the
West Coast Of Africa had reached Liverpool. Trade
was generally reported DOLL, all along The coast,
bu, at Fern ando 20 SUD Bsthutl 10 vs. improving.
The Spanish schooner Catalina va- caF uIed ~
ale Var entering tie Whydah ior elavos.
AT Abeokuia most Of the fa-iOrics bad teen
washed down and properly ioa considerable amoant
destro,ed by rains. An attack GA TIE place by the
King oiDaLomey was shortly expected.
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Thnni,yciving.

BosIoS Thursday. Nov n. 1852.
Thanksgiving was observed today in good old.
fashioned ew-Eogland style. Absent ones were
rene INBRED in the church services and at the family
gathering Business was entirely suspended, hnd
The weather pleasant.
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II i. stated that the principal member ~ tie
Mousrobcal party IT, Greece src I'll agreed % offer The
Crown 10 the Arcbduke Maximiliau, brother Of the
Emperor OF Ausiria.
The Grsek National Assembly VIII meet on the
I'D OF December. The Senate D 70 be Dissolved.
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India.

A Bombay telegram OF October ~. states that
l.tll wss doing IN either cotton OF goOis-hoii1hys
interfering with fuslnoss Fns Ats were higher,
and exchnuoe n little irIner. closing al 2 ..
CALCUTTA, Oct. 2b-Sbiriiugs .nd mule twist
firm. Exchange, 2ICi. Ercislts 70 London for
.eodr yOi Liufeed qaiet.
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Esussiu.

The Chief Of the Secret Police az Warsaw, VI.
Telkner, had been found stabbed 10 death on and
ing in biz own house. His ears had eeeu cut ~.
Tie perpotfator Of the deed had not been discovered
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5perlal Nctlres.

General Society of Mechanic, md IRE desmen.
The Course Of Lectures ior lsoe will be gwen at iune
Ea Irving-plsce ools OF l5th.ts The opening ectog
will delivered by Rev. A. A. WlLLlfo on fIuDAk
EVENING, 2Sih inst. commencing o. O'CLOCK Sup)ecs~
The Shirt Of the Times"
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11o.iiieal Notices.
rirh Knrd Germnn RepnblIcnn CIub.-A ,recI,

Fifth Wnrd German Republican CIub.-k 'recisl
meeting Of his OisO si De ned tt.s nas!l ~
~ no. d Whurst, At o'clock. Puninsi tendance Is PAR
,ieni,riv relse.,ed d. hlNKEL, President.
Ar6,sr SCHMIDT, Secretary.
EiGhth Ward.-PgopLE'S UNION cLUB-THlRp
ALDEKaiANiC DisIklCr.-A meesine OF ihe .5ove Oee
on FRIDAY EVENING at oelock 4 Pu7e'aa'l '',eD-
GRO ,. iisi'oS secre'afy'
stfention. -COrNCIInIANGC CONVENTION vIra
sESAIORIAL DlSTRiCr-lXrH. XNrA, &VI-a, aud
NVlllru WAKDS.-heuben OF tie Convention are ie-
qneed meet q tie h.Lqoleen Helifaafter' go - ans
~ M vcau.y caused ~ the res. ,altiou Of Mr. Ia
IXsA Wsd add also 70 receive Posts In neob.s:e isI
4'''-'' mon oAKDEER. Chairman Pro tsrn
W. LNsriEE jr Secretary
Nineteenth Ward Republican AssOciation.T3
meeting % All. As'9aaiion IA be hs.d a. DIlf So
av bets, cen 59ih AID CJth5s THIS fndsL ~ NlnO'
.. = o'closk W II. DE- CAMP, President
b b.5,s { so SeTss. Secretaries
v,rerty-,ccond yVnrd.-A Grand Mas Mes,ing viii
be geld a he Broadway and 47thst Hall on SATURDAY
rgLNIN0 Nov % 4 O'clock 10 ratiy the
rtis bv te Rpub can aud Peoples Union Conventions.
Ito, .r.tsr ,,,i Adde'S the meeting All who favor
49,. ,e,iep o. the Hon ROBYRT II HAWs for Controller.
ana uch llen or loca offices will honey strive 20 reduce
win furnish the music By order 81 ne A'Sa,aia.a
ALyerp LANCASTER, Secretary.
Twcptv.4seona Ward.-GREAp RATIFICATION
OF ruE REPUBLICAN, UNION hOMlNAIlDNS-A
Mass Meeting win be held SATURDAY. hce 49, at .
m A. ,erhen.s ia.l corner Of a. hat and BIoadrey 70
r,ufy ,h~ noirinsfion OF ROBERT 4. HAWs Tor C9MP.
rlOLLER, a. W BRADFORD f.T So3PohAsIiosS
C0UNSFt IRA A. ALLEN for ALDERMAN MICHAEL
SNYDER Sc &c. for COUNClLMEN. and he ticket head
I'D Lv JANEs MARINER Tor SCHOOLS. By order
- ROBERT PATERSON, Fre'iden
" J. 9 s'R5I.c% secretare.
Eminent speakers viii address the meeting.
Peonic's Union Central Committee.-A meetns
of The bovs ColamltIee viii be held q. heaoqaates NO
pion,gunte on AlDAY EVENING NOV. 49, at j o'c.oeA
WALDO HUfCHINS, Chairman.
sASggEL C. REED secrctario.
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rsICTIGAV P0LarEC-.

Rrpubricnnisn UuehnnGcd-No "succes-
sor, TO Chandler spoken of-'Ehe Demo-
Gratis Abandoned their ranIc-stout
BEAD decentralization Triumphant
in uichigun-Chnndlcr 10 be Ite-eIecred
United states senator.
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READER, !0u can nave an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com fEs exactly adapted 10 yonF Lana
end ,y writing, which vii do your wiling 'ai'5 -ssP
than Steel Pens lyou wani It cal on A. boRTos NO %
hi.iden-lsne or inco.e stamp Tor circular.
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Duslncss Noilre5.

IF The BABy II CUTTING TEETH, use Mrs
wls,Iow's SOOTHING sIRuP. SLeh will greatly facilitate
the process, and rega.slc the bowels Mrs NNsLow + an
e.peenecd Nurse aud Female Physician. and las made
discovery tha gives relic and hoah to lnlsais % cents
hottie
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THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

Vow READY in pamphlet of % oo fine white paper
fesde the b which word for word In ascordance Win
the original text append to Alphabetical Recspi'u!s
ton Of every Article to be taxed by the law and the amount
OF the tax to be levied thereon This renders a complete
and convenien, as It ia possible to mske II.
Price cents postpaid - per 100 II sent by express" S3
per 100 II BY mail Address THE TKIBUsE, NewYorx.
WHEELER * WILSON'S SEwING-MACHNES.
PREMIUM
international Exhibition, London. 1852.
Ofce, No. sos BROADWAY New-York.
SCHENCK's PCLMONIC SYRUP,
sRA.WYED TosIc AND MASDRAKE PILLS,
For sale WHoLEsRLz ard RETAIL, a. the depot
COsRAD Fox,
No 81 BARCLAY-sT., N Y.
TRUssEs.-MARsH IL Co.'S Radical Cure
TRUss Office No Veseyt under Astor House) oppos,e
the church No connection whatever with any other Truss
Office Of same A female attends Ladies'
BEAUTIFUL LIPE-LIKE PICTURES.
Castes de ye, So per dozen; Duplicates . so All Neg
stives registered. r. A LEWIS, No. l5l Cnathsn-st. N L.
JEPFERs, No. 573 Broadway, where the genu-
Inc Ecpeseyns BArsoRaL Doors or ladies' and children
msds also fine gen-mens Shppersin great variety CAL
aud see JggfzRs. No. $40 BIoadwsy.
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
OLxsrEp's WArgR.PRo0F LEATHER.
Tits compound was discovered b. Professor oiM'fkp OF
Ysir College AMI l. tho bet preparation no" Ano"h or
"a fr. Root. gtoes ia.css md Leather Ia every form M
nervous 10 water. Manufactured by
Gowns * LFKrR Ncw-Hagen, Conn
TENllICf. Hall A. Co., Park Row.
To- ftie by HOWARD, SAaolE O. 90 10 'Ash'o'i-fl'
LsDlrs' SHOEs-Thick, comfortable aud very
nice 1r Iriier ~ he cold snowy aud rainy "ealhsr WIN
,lf.. a, s Ch.rTLLlf iir A.a ve.y i-A aso,'eN- ~.
Winter code ior itdie1 Mi.ses, ots lht '"ulie' "
No o 3 ircrdgly, between llth ana lIinfts
I'M PALNlR AIM AND LLG,-D' RAM.
-, r,-at.r ana qsieatrr. Astorpacc lroult Coo !.
N ~ Alfo piilds pa and 30 oi ,n i.i % "a At LAX
Co. Avoid lmlcsIlcu 81 esdirs OF me lgVens"I
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session of the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports of the pro-
ceedipes of that body. The morning and alter
noon editions of tho paper will be issued as
ueual, TO accommodate our Southern and West
ern mail subscribers. Full telegraphc news
report up to the time Of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
totore.
81 90 FOR three months to mail Subscribers,
ana al that rate during the Session.
The postage will be prepaid If desired, and
added 10 the subscription price.
TRE WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
will contain full reports of Legislative proceed
ings, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
others, during The Session, at reasonable rate
Orders are solicited.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27
TEETH! GfSfS TEETH

insert artificial teeth God Silver Palma ana h-r
Der. In all cases furnish temporary seis JFsf " '
and advise all persons who have al their ltetheM
u tn have temporary set as il keeps he undtr !
better thape Sever | have come under u! ho..
since residence IN this place where the under 1p
become seriously injured, by going without Temporal
set.
8y- still renew my offer of SIS a set for rotten
,nE' sets of teeth the rubber plate mus Tar 40
been unable TO fni an imperfect set. ,
The following letter will speak for sell II j. ''~
Kew. }. ;. lee, formerly resident Of this pace .,
CANTON n Y, June a. oo-
DR.. CoAEGVs Dear Sr,-l feel impcl!ed 10 VIZ,
the result u your dentistry in my case. WISH
commend your work especially yor rHt5sr tforA' h
tried four different kinds, and much prefer Tue i,
More than three years ago You inserted an uPps.
teeth in my mouth rubber plate, and h'he NI I.
just a. good when new The Hung is adm
have experienced inconvenience whatever IN Nea .,
It. Arrays recommend IL 70 my friends IN Pco;i
gold or pfatna. ~ experience is csrt1tHfy et's o
tavor OF the rubber. hop. my many friends III ~ NJ
Will avail themselves Of your services, as hhoN
Dentist in whose bands should prefer to trus' u;
interest rather than you. give this letter uhS'
as simple justice. Yours truly, s,rC
Ether or Chloroform given in eItrae'"@
number OF teeth II required. .,.dy5
t. Hear in mind that only charge seven cold
cents n cavity. for a gold filing | use 'ne Wbrr
and warrant the fllings, as do ny plate So ,ye
convenient rsons from distance viii pleas. m, fer
= few days notice. when they intend conihs "
work. ia, "
ct6pkv JOHN N. CONEu''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27

SAN Francisco, Nov. "a Three thousand
gallons of trrpsntine were shipped by tho ship
Regulator for Boston.
Trade is generally quiet. Coal oil has declined
to Csc, with more sellers than buyers Candles
tales 1000 boxes Cincinnati at lSl &c. Cof
fee-saes 700 bags Rio at Acc. Dried apples Zoe
Crushed sugar, lie. Butter duII at 25c. Drv
hides, Il | &c. Barley s.. Wheat $l,65.
The manufacture of turpentne and resin has
been commenced by a firm in Marysvillc. Eight
thousand pine trees are being tapped at the foot
of the hills few miles distant, and is calculated
that they will yield 200 g.Ilons Of turpentine
and 60 barrels of resin per week.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-27

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IS. The Santa Fe mail,
with dates of the lOti. inst arrived this morn
ing, having been detained by heavy rain storms
along the route. The distribution of Indian
presents furnished by the Government or that
portion of the U tab tribe of Indians belonging
to the uperintendency OF New Mexico, took
place at the Agency at Abeguin, on the Sd inst.
Tue chiefs expressed themselves we'll satisfied,
and said they were anxious to unite with our
troops in On expedition against the Nayajoes,
and help conquer that tribe in obedience to the
proper authorities. All was quiet along the
route.