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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-17
Opening Of Trade.

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Agents wastsd 70 ssil tss shove
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few months ago 1t seemed impossible that the
war could be ended by tho present Administration
That there must be q change WINS foregone con-
cusion. and that such . change would be mot more
than half way by the southern rebels, and pcsce be
immediate result, WAS looked upon as almost
an established fact. Under this aspect Of things tho
Democratic leaders, In the Chicago platform, made
strong overtures in the direction Of pence and conpro-
misc But the rebels are far nom accepting the boom
The piece will moi answer---,hcy demand tho whole
loaf. Nothing short OF having their own way Will
serve their purposes. Disunion and Independence
or nothing, Is their cry. Again the issue Is made
up and again the North is unity itself to meet IT,
The kaleidoscope hiss turned. Tho reaction
against the harsh measures Of the Admin strahon,
and in favor Of General MoCLEiLAS's election, 10
manifest very short tine ago, has wonderfully
cooled. Tho intractableness Of the Southern lead.
ers has been An ice treatment. Again the Admins.
trst!on 10 N favo, and the signs Of the times are
clear and growing clearer for the reelection Of Mr.
LrrooLs. The people are concluding that II the
war must 20 On. II may as well he conducted by
the Generals now in the field, and under the direc.
ton Of tho present Administration, ~ by new set
o. officials. The prospect now is that the majority
for LrssoLN will be large one.
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True Democracy.

ALL prominent political parties arc composed Of
two elements, radicslisn and conservsssm--S
tendency Of the former being to propagate extreme
doer.pes that Of the latter to counsel calm, prsc.
rcal and deliberate action. These elements arc An
'sonis'ic n eharAetcr, and perpetual con.ss, for
the 'scendaney is tho resu. The history Of tho
Democratic party furnishes All admirable iliustrs.
son OF this mt. Formed by ,he generation that
"''h' "e battles oi the Revolution and erected
neie ''rh' Union, !. was inbued with all ID at Ar
''h' pa'ro'lsm which the patriot fathers could in.
p~s' INTO IT. II was tho great representative Of
""St sterling principles upon which independ.pcc
vas seourei aad ~ fact was the embodiment, ~
ho national honor and grestnoss-its 6rm.s,
81 Hh ?,n whca foreign danger threatened. Tr,,s
I" 'n'Sc lHAAPles' yhon tho outesges of the Brit.
''H "o' o'hL'ent upon our infant merchant marina
coa'eu = 10 toloTl able, /. WAC this cbamnior ~
ne Nations honor that buckIcd ON tho a,,nor
al bat'ic, Ought tic war 10 glorious termination
indicated the honor Of ,hu youn,, Rcpuhlc. ava
compelled the world TO respect tho Stars md
cures On every he-' Aud during generation
""eai'er' mo same party s,ood hy the nations
"''' resdy to unsheAth The sword a, every ,nsui,
10 oIr glorious fAs. Francs, Algeria, Austria and
''her foreign powers wero succ essiyely oom,elled
q make rep,rItion for such iusul,s by ,bs hold
avn o'lige;ent stand OF ths Democratic marty.
'uI rue to its hcroic reoord, when the neiQh-
'''"e power ct Mexico dared to defe tina, ias
"'' W i"'iu'e even remote cornor Of our solL
'"' nNhocrate party Twas again fred with i,s
presume ardor for the national honor, again
arc" The sword in defence az that Gao which
curing two generatiop. 4. - -, =
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Se,s York, Pr'doy. Nor. = 9 r. N.-The auctua
sions In gold to-day were follows At 10 o'clock
ss4$' io.iA fas; 1925, 234h; 1925. $685.: fO.s3
ss2s 1i.ls 2ask; liza 1924. li.ss, 9SlN: 1905
2s2H 1895, 2sSk; 19.s0 1894; loo, 233S; La
va; LIS, 235% Las 236 2, 1854: 2.2a 2s5 y
ESQ 2a5's; 3.o6, 2S6$; $50 23d%; 3.5S, 93,A; l.
23'A 4is, 23s. 43O, 23s. The general .iock mar
ket presented no features Of than ordinary In
terest Government securities were in better de-
mand ct slishtly advanced rates. There was a fair
demand for money, but the brokers wore supplied at
per ocnt. The banks not Ioanins very freely but
there rood supply Of capital outside Of them ster
Ing bills we're strong At lo9< In sold for ar.tclap
banken' names. The steamer City Of Cork took GU,
sS6'oo In specie to-day. The shipments On Saturday
arc expected 70 be largs.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nu1. a 1864.
Another Battle Impcndisa IN ,she tsksnnn-

h
ruxs. Ar, nuroerou, indication, Tim, yurnc,s
ssrx,pA, i, .tou, n y,,b,, f,csb laurr,, An a.,
sbsn.,do.h v.u.r m. ,.,.., ,,rcyp,,,vcrr-r-,
An, ,vo ocr-,n. .,,o... nj, or,os,o .,ar. q. c.,,r
S,rceh IN ns.,lv ,hs Earn. ,.i.,vc ,.os,.;,,, ,b.,
prcvs,,es nre,,o,. N ,hs i.,. t.,,,e and vic,orv
(;ene,. y.v q. stated A. No .,,I, 4, command and
% have received repforcemep, N a, ,ndca,. an IN.
sen,iop 10 rcu,mo .he ofrcn,ive once noy, TIA, he
can rce, with any s,cc.s. ~, the .s,s,oo, il not AZ.
ticpo,ed. S,cncr,, snrxpA. will no, only keep
tho pre,,,ue ,b., h. has already won,
tu, will vive The cn.rnv another proof u his csps.
city. General sur.,p., b., recovered from the
)osre on ,be ,o,h n, f.cot. amounting TO not less
u an scvs, ,hou..,d mon. incurred In the defeat
.or which bc w.. M, rcsuonsible-and the victory
for which ho h, ,,,,,ed 10 all praise. lie has re.
,.i,ei ,a,yo ,elnfo,ror,sn,s and has the sdvansge
,s T. po.r., b,.o NJ .unniie, that will enable him
N oo,,. ,no,. .,cc,ssflly with the enemy. Above
all. he b.. Al, ,neslculable advantage Of rrc.,ipe
and vc,o,v. and in the ewes Of his soldier,
ia worth a reinforcement Of Ten thousand
men. iIho appr, aching battle vii, probably
he ,pore dec,dvs than tpreyious cor.
,.,,.. According 70 the oebc,sI bull.t,p. no,
I,,. than /. bundrcd Thousand Fedora, and Contest.
ernie soldiers have boon killed, wounded and can.
,ur,d in thu shenandoa an y.l,sv. during the ,,s,
two months. This estimate 10 rrobably sx,e,.r.
s,ed Ate, making due allowance "a, ,hi,. uo
find a ,osal Of ef,v ,hou.,,d mon ,,,bcr killed or
r,.ccr, ou, M ,bs ..,1,co nm both side. Va, 10th
armies n,e,erv, The ..tne rc.,iv, eo,d,,,o, Ten.
era, sH,n,pA, ia fortified on tho soon, ~ nj, O-,,
victory, and the rebel. sr, cn,r.pched a, Fsh.,,.
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DEATHS r.

BRADLEY--On Friday evening, Nov 9Th, 1854,
,rinc 7. bradley, ssed year, month. and 4 dayr.
ihe funeral viii take place on SUNDAY afternoon,
5,h int s., a! oeloc. from the re'dence Of her "a
BROwN-on oct. 27ih, a. Baltimore, Of Wounds
received the battle q .edcs Creek, John j. Brown,
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral sunday aftcr-
HE parent. 1871 Fort Green Place, Brooklyn lis
COSLAN-On Friday morning, at o'clock, Of con.
,uinption, Michael Conlan, In tho Goth year Of his
The friends OF the family. and those OF his brother.
r-iae, Patrick Dixon, axe respectfully invited 10 NJ
=. to sana ra,af TIT CLnfeh. wnerS solemn iiish
hence hi. remain. Viii be t.ien to Calvary Gene.
tory Tor intel mont. POS
DRAKE-On the I'd inst, William u. Drake, aged
SO ycars, II months and 2. days.
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his LATE residence, (nnd
not as erroneou.y stated, from his brother. in-lnwA
IN fraaS 2Ss West Az st. % sunday afeI.
ton. 1888
fERRIs-on Thursday, Nov. Cd, Thomas G. Fer
i. ~, IN The 18Th year Of hi. se :, -, Ait,
spctuy invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday
morning. 81 inst At 70 oe.k, from his la'e real
LACkEf,Ion Tuesday, Nov. |, Catharinc, relict
Of janice Lackoy, In the sd year OF her ace.
terry.
MooRE-on Nov. 4th, Thomas Moore, native Of
ShsurAth, Queens County, Ireland in the SD year Of
his hge.
The friends Of the f,mily are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on SUNDAY afternoon, 9Th
inst, At o'clocs hom his late residence, cor. OF
Bushwick ave. and Marshall Of, WilIiAnsburrh, to
calvary Cemetery. l4i
HcMILI.AN-su suddenly, on the I'd in-', Sarah For,
the toioved wife OF George Mcmillan, aged ~ year,,
months and dayr.
She has passed away
We trust 70 realms Of endless day,
An Ahectionate wife,
fond mother,
And devoted friend.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, sunday alter
noon Nov. ss ~ O'Clock. from her late residcnce,
1873 Hillary NJ, stanton, Brooklyn, without fur-
Their invitation. The remains will I've taken to ,reen-
wood. lT2
sHIEIDS-On Friday, Nov. %th, Jane, the beloved
wife Of John Shields aged 70 yeare and months.
The funeral will take pace from her late residence
llS West 18th Ut, this Saturday afternOon at /
o'clock. Toronto Cana,ial paTen Please copy.
VAN WIMBLEDON Nov. 4th, MARY A. Van Win
kle tho beloved wife VI Abraham Van Winkie aged
u years and 10 days
Notice OF tho funeral will DO given In the SUNDAY
iienh. 6s
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wAsnisGroS MARKET nrrAu rR,cys

NEW foBK, Nov. 4, 1854
fotwith,tandine the recent spasmodic advance in
gold, no change Ia visible In the state OF this market
uinoe Saturday last, II may except greater firm
ness on tho part OF sellers which, however, does not
effect quotations, buyers rather than submit to
serestcr advance In prices, refuse 10 purchase ex-
cept In mail Quantities to supply immediate wants,
posponing the purchase of their winter supplies IN
hopes 10 reduce the scale Of quotations. FYsh are
plenty and In some cases cheaper Eses costly
luxury, averaging about forty cents per dozen. Veg
etehes are held little irneE though OF former quo
'atohs' except In Instances where their
nese affects prices Poultry is coming in in large Juan
nhor, and prices are little lower. We give below
quotations OF the leading articles Of household con-
snmpaon found at Washington Market. These prices
include fair 70 roo articles only, emitting tie wort
srset Of meats and vegetables and the highest price,
paid by rJtclss Restaurants and the epicIcs of the
uptown avenues.
elBMcherS heafs.-Prime roasting pieces are s,li ne
~ .o"nS Nuhu' ordinary cuts, 20a25c porter
LouN stenks Ja15c sirioin, 2sa25c corned- beef l2
Slo ,tm 'o,eiuarten, lsal6c hindquarNrA 2Qa
x4c innVon iore4unsterr l0al2c hinduuarterr, I3N
lsc lalnb toreluarters, laalSc; hind1uAuern IDA
c hAne szASuc shoulders, 2lA3oc bacon, 2la1tjc
iresh poik zc corned pork. s2a24c sa,sases, lS,
loc Bnsish bacon, 24a2Sc.
lonltry era Gems.-Prime turkeys are .elline a,
YoaSec per 10. eh,chenss 2Sa30c ducks 6a2 % a
per pound tame sluab, 8 Gss " a dozen pigeons,
6oss % dozen Psrtrdses i2ai 50 per pafT ven.
BStisv esd cAssse.--oranss county butter in nail,
ssuns @ooc pound prime stste, 50a60c , tsir
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a Quiet Election.

TnE events ~ our from first 70 ast III ia,rate
The justice Of THOMAS CAELvLs's quaint and fore
bio remsrk 70 the effect that shc American people
are horn with n wholesome reference for the con
stables staff" That Is 10 say-in plain English
Vie American people have n respect for law aud
order, aud capacity for self-governmeni und,r
All possible cotnbr,''9ns q circumstances. II is
this characteristic that enables thcm to d.spens,
With standing armies aud perform those functions
which, in other countries, arc assumed BY ihe
privileged and ars,ocratc classes It Is ,hs char
scteristc which preserved our Government anu
Constitution for three quarters Of . century with
degree Of harmony, pesee aud prosperity uncx-
srnpled IN The history u the world. And, still
more, u is this Characteristic respe; FOR law and
order that inspires the whole North " suppress the
wicked attempts Of traitors to sci aside 4 legally
chosen President and which will bring us trun.-
phsn, on, Of the present couict. These oonsidera.
tons, therefore, inspire loflicr confidence in the
preservation Of law At the approaching election than
can be derived from the proclsmatons Of Governors
Of etases. military commanders, mayors and even
from the Secretary n Ststes warning All tha, Is
required Ia that the politicians and tho whole tribe
Of state, federal and municipal authorities should
keep their hands OF II they do 90, the people will
depori, their ballots quietly; abide the issue patient
" and thus Tuesday next can be rendered o. we
believe will tc In any case the quie:est dag O
the year, and or peaceful ss . New England Bah
bath.
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IN days 1t yoro ermpclltl the whole worh 70 Go
homxo 70 tH emblem, what sec we now
Ths, sane old fH. ia now trailing In the dust, is
usnp,cd tsr,cAth the fcet Of treason, Ia rcnt IN
twain By W sccnsed hand Of rebellion, and where
now Is its ,irnc-5tnored champion Where now s
,s~ Drrrs cratic party Liberty looks mplor,ngly
t1wsyl the bearers Of that glorious name, tnusely
tc~srting thcm To once more protect her emblem,
but what does she see That grand old party fol
len among thieves and robbers, iu worst elements
In the asccndancy, ie conservatism ovcrthro wn, It's
noble record cast 70 the winds, and dcfed, de.
generated and dishonored, II orswis uron
Ito belly, licks the feet Of treason, and
fswningly bcgs peace from armed rebellion. This
Is the sad picture which Liberty secs at Chicago.
the strange uansfornstion Of her lifelong ohsnt
on. But another scene appears Ia the beck ground
Prom the ashes 81 the old Democratic patriotism IL
rising the nucleus Of regenera,ed and purified d,
mocracy, and upon whose shoulders is desccnd.n..
the mantle OF tts, old champion Of the Gag. r.
principles those which characterized the partr
In its bettsr days and It's aim IL 10 restore the
National emblem " NJ once proud position. with
no blot upon ia bright colors, with noA star erss-
Cd, and with It's folds waving over every foot o,
our country. To this psr'y-ahs War Democracy
every Democrat who revorcs tho tirne.honorel
name, who desires 10 restore the party ts origin
o. purity, should quickly rally, md aid In placing
1t once more in tho proud position which II ~ long
occupied.
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CEGAR MAKERS UNION-A MEETING
- vail be he.d NJ 50 East BoaIi say, sunda', Nov
oh, nj ~ O'clock A. N, 70 issue candr, receive optn
~ due, and oposas ior nembe sshsp. SoLce.- Mem
hers who have not p,d dues since July las,, ar,
lcsoLition. still considered members Of the Union
AMI Gie allowed until the next Ie tsi monthly nee
inc in Dece.nher TO pay d due, or portion there.
OF. SAMl.. SOLOMON, fi'st, Il.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
J. the Journeymen Bskerr' Protective Union, No d
Of Brooklyn, will be held on saturday evcnn. Nov
9Th, ls64, AT o'clock at ~ Myrtle ave, to potlc ur
the accounts ana oIhcr business OF Importance Is 10
be transacted. BY order, THOMAS DONOOilOt.
President; JOHN DOHESY, sec. l3l
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utter Asssce eesains butter, ts.tsc ess for ssc

luter 4sascc coskins butter, las4sc ess for &c;
cheese about % cent? for good quality.
Ftah.-Eeis are selling al I5a20c pound striped
N 1ss3cc; halbut, PIC: blue fsh, f0al2c; weak hsh,
l2elbc, perch. 1c; bas6, 2 haddOrk sal2c Hound
es, 1zc salmon trout, zs25c Goldfish, -ai2c; black
ish, -a15c mackcte, f2al5c herring, bs1cc each
sinete, k5c FOR pound lobster., osluc oysters, On
~ Q bundled clans T5c a huaiIed picked oys-
TERI, Ia hundred picked clans ~ bundled.
bs0fdbes.-Iima bcins are selling at &c quart
sweet pots'oes, Gn4V hush; tonatoes sal0c q a.;
stlii~ beans, +,v reck potatoes, peach blos1 GA
%; Jsctson whites, jlsl - ;,gt plant. l5c cacl
onions, Sba5r PECK tu.nIps, &c lecs cihboRet,
l2alSc head radshe-. 70 a bunch lettuce, bc
oyster plaus- ljh2tc each pNfsups, Gallo PER bunch
mntrov slusshos 2lu3O- each h,Nts, taSc.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


for the cure Of Coughs, Colds lniuenza, Iioapenes.
Difficult Breathing, and all Affections Of tie Throat
bronchial rutet and Iunrs, leading to Consumption
his sovereign remedy II compounded from the favor.
lie 'ccls OF All iiiusrious Pm -ican and Chemist,
who for many years Used II With the mo-t complete
'ncces, Ia has .Ntensive private practice. lie had
long been profoundly Impressed with the wond. rful
virtue 81 the honey Of the plant llorohound. in union
With the cleaning and heallng rsogcrtes II TAR a.
ttac'cd from the Life Principle OF the forest tree
Ahies ni-,nca or Balm Of Ciilcii. For years he wa
hsitod IN hi. attempts to blend theec srca; medicinal
icos Into such union that the ,rn Al power would
he preserved, the discqrceabe qualities Of common
tar removed, and the price Of the compound be within
the mcan' Of I'll. At last, after long OF din
c,;!t chemical experimental be found that by adding
70 tAese five other Ingredients eich one valuable hy
il'h. he not only oh'aiuci the desired insults but
ricsiy incrca-" the curative power Of the COMPOUND
iAis having been thoroughly tested BY practice u
80" ofcrcd TO ,Ae general public as safe pleasant
aud ilfalibie remedy. Price, 50 Cent? per botue
Tor sale by all dr,gist,. CHARLES DOwNEK
ucnersl Agent, ~ Cedirs,. New York. 90
Dr. -chcuck of Philadelphia. In conse.
ricn-e OF his usual day oi iatiu. Sow orb Icing
cecton day viii Ice he Once &. bond It the iay
ullosius Nrduc'lay, Nov. gtA,tlon, An. to I'm.
Arnppiy Of his medicines can nlSny. h. obtained At
% bond 1t. 361
cup Ol delicious Oncc crn always be
had by using NAndeC,f's tutesa Coffee, Try pack
sfe and you Will u-- no other. For sale By yrocefr
and at tho icrot, 1876 Chambers -t Price rVduced to
20 cents per pound. KOBr. DAVIS, Sole Agent. 100
Wheeler e. Wilson's Highest Pre-.
iuiuin iorkstitch sewing narhines No. 673 Brood
way. <4s
all aud Wtntcr-Ic 70. want Fall aud
Inter clothing, 20 80 Z. Il. Is ipNlN'S, 10 and II
HONsiy. The inrtea stock n soie ia she city, and
pricos lcrs. childr,ns department. -. ,iuu ed. 83
Three Irst RI miums hIvc been Award.
10 the Grov"r ii1k"r sessr Machine Co, at the
Fair Of the Queen, Co. New York, Agricultural So
cictv, recently held OF Jamaica viz For the beet
tsmily Machine the beet Manufacturing Machine,
md the hes, hn1l inc work 1l6
Pyle's ID. n. ~oap.-The Poor Peoples
friend. Cheap and good. Sold by uroccis every
xhpre. alO
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NOTICE-UNITED COOPERS, No. i.-fou
are notified that our monthly NEE alag VII! be
hold Oh Monday, the 1th, instead OF MONDAY, the iith
Inst, as urgent business II hand ~li IA cannot .c
delayed. JAMES kEARNEY, Prct. C.iARl.tS W
MAN Sec -,
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4 rlBIIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OLE


l. ciety will give enter u ninont TO their MON.
hers and friends on Monday evening, AZ their Lodge
Roon' 1921 bowsyf o coa S9sins recitation and
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TRADE MOTTO 'ES.

TOURNEYMEN BAKERS IN ION NO. i
a Meet this evening at the corner OF Sth ave and
18th at, at ~ o'clock, entrance on 18th a. Mcrber.t
Of the Union and others Of the trade are invited 10 At
RICHARD iiIORN, rref. JAMES w ATSOS, see->
Rotary lUS
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DELEGATES OF THE FATHER MATHEW
- societe. viii n Get at %t.ry hall, to-moTtew'
SUNDAY, Nov; 9Th. at oeloes n 'he s''ctn0'h. i
EATHER MATHEW r. A. Is. SOCIETY,
Il No Q, y. Y. Hall corner 2Sd ~ and I'd aye rin
bold i've regular weekly meeting on sunday eyening,
SNoyeinier 9th. at o'oicct NJ spcntfng ~
No. /. brooklyn. sinins by Ms Tne'. si,. Mi;
ton Mrs McCinn and Mis-, H,niop' NJ tssan srl
hers I'll please attend At T. N on sunday, u,ihs
'nq q,,, meeting, ns ,onS HtsILros' ffG',
EATHER MATHEW 7. a. Is. SOCIETY,
,a.mSfo ., o. snngsy d:en fns. ocoa Hal =
Court At. SPEAKER. John NcGtsh. teq, President
tlon, Es1. Robert Wilson, tel., the prince Of tsu-
perance vccssts, will enliyon inc Proceedings yith
00'sHAUi'1dulIsHs9, Re- rS See ''''''"' iis
EATHER MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY No.
Il : Of New York, Hall l9th At ncat I'VE c. Iub-
;;nsins BY Mis- n !. 1slaa and sc,.-. Gf1s5
Me- ,owsn, stoker, PURCELL Arnow aud others. 40
FLEMING, Pres. l.. MI RrHf. Rec sec. l9
JACKSON HALL.-FATHER MATHEW I.
- n. T. A. IL. Society," i,ranch No I. Public mectinf
every snndy and 1hnrssy evening , , oclocs;
and =. G, ilollyweod -nsing By air, n pc Hni NJ.
Charles stocxer. WA. HART, Pres, JOIN Ia SCH
sec. l2O
NOTICE-THE ST. JAMES ROMAN CA
Whole 7. A. u. Society will hold public T9mpci;
Inc. Meeting at the "Ldsatls' Acaic'ty nan y
loweTy, bet. Hester and Grand -s, on sundAy even
ing next. the 9th int. at o'clprt Mertis' .,to
-teyenson. John nunn and John Delaney ~ scdit"'
The Meeting. Mcssrs Hemp. O'sulIissn, SUCKER au
lyucb will sing some excellent sobgs during "
evening. The members, their fan lice, and The pun
lie generally, who axe iInudy TO the Csusc OF lsi,-
pcrante are pvpcctfilly Inyitc'l. join hIptA lie
Pre-. DAN ID BARLEY. sec. III
NJ Y.,TYPOGRAPHICALU UNION, NO. e.
I've The reruar monthly meeting OF the nion VIII
be- held n, pythwofas Hall this (s.'urdsJ cseninf
~ o'clock y. A. HOLMES. President W. u. GOD
DINGION, Rec sec. l'1
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. X so
Il cley, No. u Brooklyn, trccnyoint VIII hoi th.ir
regular weekly meeting Mt tncr Hall an thn' IN ~
on Sunday evening, Nov. 6,h, At O'Clock .. NJ
Prominent speakers and singers will I've piutent 70 ni-
dtes, the meeting. PATRICK SPElLMAS, Test.
PATRICK LAMB Rec. Sec. 42o
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SCi-
meeting to evening NJ O'clock, At tei npef-
nncc Hall, Grand and 9TH etc. John Brady, tfl',
OF New York, will deliver sn address on t'lnput,hoe
elso Dr. Law and others Singing ~ McteIr no ler'
Kelly and Ia Tor THOMAS NJ LlDrl ID, fIcs.
LAWRENCE POWERS, Sec. Ilt -
THE FATHER MATHEW u. II. T. A. r..
l. society viii hoid their ruar weekly Ieinper /:
ancs meeting sunday evenI ~, NOV. 6th, AT Z
o'cio-t. a, their hall adl Boo me 1t. SPEAKER,
Mes-n. l,ovle, Dunn and Capt. Hart. sineinel by
Mcess. Kidd, Graham, O'sulliyan and other; ins
p'ibc arr respectfully invited to attend JOHN
BARRY, Pres; TIMOTHY l.. LlN Ch Rec sec Log
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-05

NOTICE-UNITED COOPERS, No. 4.-You
are notified that our inoh,hly neetias s b, be-
hold OF. Monday, the ',h, Instead OF n9n INC t
as,sy & - JAaIs KEAkNEY, Proc. C.IARiIs W
MAkx, Sec. lSo
NOTICEABLE REGULAR MONTHLYNeet-
L Ing Of the finh Division lnioieir Union u. As-,
9th, At O'Clock, At Miman's Hail corner OF Goth 81
on Ith Az. An member. are reqnc TOD to attend a,
eIearins up their srrcarr, shall have their n.ncs
silERKI6ES, ffs.. Martin Goof y Sec. Sec IL.
OFFICE OF THE WORKING WOMEN'S
" PROTECTIVE UNION,
No, ~ Chambers st. New York, -, lsGI.
The civil which has desolacd ourl Ian 4. and turn
Cd our once happy homes into houses OF urnins hie
nllen with peculiar severity on the sewing and trades
women OF this city. many vi whom are no " making
three ARMY silIRre PER DAY Attain crs1sA rIEls.
Dor he WORKING Women. Protective rnio, owe. is
orisin The Association consists OF numlsr Of be-
ncvolent adie. and gentlemen, whose ymatii zee have
been oniisted and no voluntarily give thei tmo
and money W promote an institution THAI whi b. u
P GsS. dement, to the WORKING women oil Ne" '"1
Among the prominent objects OF the Insttution Ia
the establishment OF Registry system, Whereby fe.
males he asristsd In obntninc eppbp, nent, and
to them eeA protection against fraud roo ct
II is also an object Of the Institution to dircoYr
new and appropriate spheres OF employment for No-
Va earnestly sppNl to oil good citizens, mole o.
peciaily the iadies TO ar.-t rs In maintaining an or
sanization intended TO benefit and cOcourwe their
own ser to labor tor livelihood;
LADIES OF NEW YosK AZ the ooht weather Ap-
ms rirl Thousands Of dollars raised Tor othcr
benev VIOLENT purposes, and must she, who works fre-
" that time in the evening be ieii TO struggle with
on, that sympathy and support mich Cod, In hr
finite mercy, has beHsed with the power TO 1--WE
Contributions 10 the FUND. either in money, dry
good-, provisions, will b. gladly sctrpied and may
be sent to the Treasurer, NJ s. B,rh, Esa sun Office,
or No. 10 Chamber st.