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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24

Op DISTRICT rAMxANf HAIL. ALDEhMAHIc COZ.
y venIion meeting the Convention held ~ the
fh Ward Hotel pursuant to the call OF the fanimany
Han GenerN Committee Wednesday evening Nov. %
!. k o'clock Rober, G. hcInsrs vas elected Chairman asd
ceeded 10 nominate candidate for Alderman and,
Informal ballot George Barney received all the votes
cast After which A. Barney nominated By 40
clamation. h G. NclNTkRk, OhalrmsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24

ON ALDERMANIC DISTINCT fAMMANY HALL
Al meeting Of the Delegates TO the Third Aldermsnic
Aistc held the Fifth Ward Hotel, Wednesday even
Dgs November e. 1894 ~ was moved that MT ch.s Riley
Af''r which No ''a'sn"'o JAZZ H. MONROE. Chairman
sO.. g,1s sS1sa s.erst.rses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24

VOLUNTEERS AND SUBSTITUTES wANTED.-HI0H.
est bounties paid cash down. Relief tickets for fami-
lies Liberal premiums paid to agents And Apply
the ONCE Of the Merchants General
teor and Substitute Recruiting Association, as Broadway
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24

4 for sale cheap. Apply 70 NOLAN iANIGAN, corner
Of East Broadway and Catharine street. United States
cruitina Once
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
Di.l,rnI Fereixner..

The thorough loyal native born American
meets With but few ordeals TO pass in these
i" sToubleous times" more vexatious, and
that taxes his equanimity and forbearance,
more severely than the disloyal sentiments he
is compelled to listen to. and be the witness
Of, coming from the lips of Foreigners,
whether naturalized or unnaturalized, it mat
tiers not. There seems something like a
palliation Of the damning crime Of treason,
in he who is ''native, and to the manor born.
We can, At any rate better endure II, but
when il comes 10 men utterly ignorant, not
only Of the spirit and genius of our glorious
Government, but even Of our language, 1t puts
one on the rack, to see such traitors knoting
together, clarifying over the disaster to that
Government. What do these men expect,
what Gun they expect when treason is put
down las It viii be, as sure az that God
reigns), and peace once more smiles upon us
Do they expect, can they expect they are
going 70 live right on, as if nothing alarm
ing had happened :" Do they expect that
Uncle Samuel has no memory, and will wipe
out, as with a sponge dipped in the water OF
Lsths. all ofthe past, and commence business
with them anew II they so reckon, they
are making it without their host, which IS
never safe.
We shall hope TO see, and If able to wag
tongue or pen, shall contribute our best pow
ers to assist in the good work, such a modih-
cation of our laws, as shall discriminate
G9siRst these men, who while they were en-
loving the fullest protection Of our Govern
ment, we're doing all in their power to crush
it from the face Of the earth. Such policy
will be but even handed justice; just TO them,
and Just to that class of Foreign born citizens,
who are true and loyal to the best and freest
Government God ever bestowed upon man,
in her hour Of fierce trial. These foreign
traitors, have, Of their own choice and option,
cast their lot with JEFF Davis and his kind,
and to him and them, they must look for
protection, when they come to be adjudged,
and our good, big-hearted, kind old Uncle
sits IN Judgment upon them Look aloft and
beware Of the pOrtending avalanche VisGhG
DeIta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

When the North and the South FIRST join
ed in that deadly embrace which was to
prove fatal to one or the other, their relative
strength was as follows: The census gave
The confederates l,250OO0 white males be-
tween Is and so, in population Of $500, 600.
The remaining States, including Missouri
hnt excluding Tennessee and Arkansas, out
Of population of q, 000, 900 had more than
(, O00. 600 white males between the same
AGES. Allowing three-fourths of these to be
CAPABLE OF military service, larger pro-
portion than the draft has exhibited, and the
tonfederates adamilitary population Of 9O0,-
600 against 8, 100, 900 Federals. At the end Of
three years the proportion remains the same.
II our loss of life has been greater from so
constantly taking the offensive, our wounded
have far more generally recovered than the
rebels, on ascount Of our superior system Of
surgeons, and the benign influences Of the
Sanitary Commissions, and also from the
fact that the balance Of prisoners is largely
in our favor, Subtracting then 500, 600 men
on either side as being placed hors du COM
bat, the numbers stand, 5000 rebels against
$500, 600 Federals 1T for military duty. We
do not reckon negro troops, Of which we have
already in arms 100000, and we allow a
large deduction Tor the pursuits Of labor in
the North.
1t viii thus be seen that if we fight to the
bitter end, killing man for man, the South
must yield long before the North begins to be
exhausted.
And We have the means to keep our whole
force in the field. Our debt is now one bill
lion and three quarters. In three years more
it would not double-but allowing it to be
50, 500, 900, remember that at the beginning
Of the century Great Britain, with less than
half the number of our population, was bur
dened with heavier debt, and has never
halted in her onward progress. We can do
the same, paying the interest on the debt and
maintaining our credit. Let us then MAIN
tain the present policy of the Administer
ton, and there can be but one issue, though
the dreadful alternative should come of the
utter humiliation Of the Southern army
whom may God preserve for better fate
r. r. Rereills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

THE NEED OF AN EscoRT.-From the
large amount of bullion that has been re-
,cently shipped from this city, and which is
daily increasing, it is apparent to every one
that it is absolutely necessary and essential
TO the further developing and successful
working Of our mines, that the government
furnish sufficient number Of soldiers 70
guard the treasure between this city and
Virginia. The recent robberies Of the stages
Of bullion, admonish US that it would be I'M
wise and impolitic 10 risk large amount Of
bullion in shipment, as it pasees over a
lonely, dreary country, and one that offers
every advantage to the robbers to be success
full IN coneeaing their booty, and eventually
making way with it, without much danger Of
ever being detected. We hope this matter
viii be promptly represented TO the powers
that be, and feel confident that it viii meet
with the consideration matter Of such i'm
portance deseryes.-Reese Rirer RecetNs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

A SOLDIER LETTERING Els Own HEAD
BoARp.-A singular incident is related Of
Sergeant Major Polly, Of the 10Th Mass.
Volunteers. A day OF two before the regi.
n,ert len for home, while lying in the trench
,es before Petersburg. he carved with his
knife upon 4 wooden head-board, similar 70
those placed at soldiers graves, the words !:
6 Serot. Mai. George F. Polly, 10th Mass.
VOLS. killed June, 1854" remarking to
The Colonel, " I guess III leave the day
blank." The next day he was instantly
Killed BY rebel shell which struck him IN
,the breast, tearing his body TO pieces, Col.
Parsons, who was standing near by, narrow
" escaping. He was buried on the field,
and the same head-boara that he had tsttered
now marks his grave. BE was mot expecting
10 return with his regiment, as he had re-
enlisted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

The victory OF the Kearsarge has created
a petty panic in England. Indeed, the con-
tarion has even reached the House Of Com.
mons. A fright Honorable Member
.fSir John JAY excitedly arose on the night
/. ar the 22d ult. to inquire Of the Govern
ment II they had heard the news Of the
disaster and whether. in yiew Of II they
would continue to build ships which could
neither fight nor swim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
THE EVENING NEWS.

SERIOUS AYFRAY.--An ARRAY occurred
this morning about 8 o'clock. between
officer Bulger, of Virginia, and resident
of this town, who refused to give his name,
in which the latter was shot and the for
mer badly cut. The fun particulars we
cannot learn, having only the statement
Of the shot individual, DR.. CASTOR, who
with DIR. Weber extracted the bullet,
pronounces the condition Of the man crit
cal. p. S. Since the above was in type,
we have seen officer Bulger, who informs
us that he found the man lying drunk on
the sidewalk IN the First Ward that he
attempted TO remove the man to the Gala
boose, but he resisted; called the officer
bad names; struck him on the nose, and
then stabbed him in the left shoulder with
sharp pointed eandle-holder such as
miners use in tunnels. BE then ran on.
and failing TO stop when commanded, the
officer fred. After being wounded, the
man walked from Virginia to God Hill.
The SrRIxE.-we gave, yesterday, the
particulars of the strike of the working
men of this and neighboring districts up
to the hour of noon. At o'clock, COM
mittce, of which VIM. Woodburn was
president and Geo. b. Johnston was secre-
tary, were appointed 10 wait upon the
several mining and mill companies. In
the evening that committee reported that
the Ophir and Mexican companies had
agreed to pay their hands four dollars per
day, and that Mr.. Bonner of the Gould
& Curry had received similar orders, by
telegraph, from San Francisco. The
meeting then adjourned to meet this
evening at q o'clock, at the District
Court Room, TO form Miners League.
All is quiet along the lines.
The LuoERNE Company continues to
work its ledge through its north shaft. and
IS taking out very good looking ore from
that part of the mine. Work on the claim
is also carried on in two or three other
places on the claim, but not to much effect.
Themain hosting works are standing idle,
and have been idle for some time, so that
the expense of WORK ing the claim is much
less than it used 20 be. and, while pay
rock is being taken out, viii be light on
the company, If not entirely done away
with.
The preparations for sinking shaft on
the Mitchell Segregated claim. are being
rapidly completed, and it win be COM
meneed in short time. The tunnel which
was run in to the ledge was of no account
TO work it by, but was very valuable in
determining where the ledge was, as 1t did
not crop out. and in showing its dips and
course. The shaft viii be commenced at
such distance from the ledge that it will
strike it at the depth of about one hundred
feet.
The Linsley and Dover boys keep dri-
wing work ahead on their arastra and viii
soon have it completed and ready to COM
mence crushing rock. Everything about
it Is new, and in the best style. The
machine will be small, but it will be good,
so far as it goes, and although il will not
be capable of doing great amount of
work, what it does do will be well done.
Bully for the boys. They viii own big
mill ye..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

AMsIrIos knows no bounds. Louis Ma
-poleon is backing Spain IN its demands upon
Perm. no doubt with the intention Of giving
his ieaions a taste of the land OF RizaIro-
He IS also deep in Madrid politics, plotting
the abdicasion Of the Queen and tne success
sion Of her young son, the FIInce o. :, As.a-
rias, under the regency Of the DcWager uaeeh
e hriSsina
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

MnsieY NIusic!! MusicI!!
TIME 1iOI,D HIM BRASS AND STRING BAND
il Is now prepared 10 furnish. Music Tor Balls,
Parties Serenades, Funerals, and on public occa-
ssons az the shortest notice. Orders to be LETT Ut
the Metropolitan Saloon, Main Street, Gold Hill.
Iy9s ~ HENRY VETI,E Director
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

xy0UR 8IENORANDUM BOOK IS AT THIS
and TAXA yCur property 81 JyiSis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

As the best tsmpered sword = the most
flexible, so the truly generous are tne
most plant. and courteous TO their me
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

Wines and Liquors. S
tTYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Ray q ne and choice stock OF Foreign and
American W Ines Branlies and other Liquors which
We ofier It reriarknby Low Rates For Cash,
4, Z, - K0RN BR0THERS 4
Cold mi, june Il. Issi. lnl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

Mosr of the shadows that cross our
path through life sre caused BY standing
IN our own light. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

TIME WHILE COMING nom
IL Dayton this afternoon. lost . valuable GOLD
hob CHAIN, worth about s71- The finder WI NJ
orol1 Saloon Silver City, or returning Il 70 the un-
d1irigled. % his residence In Cold H!ll. ...,s i
ao,d AN. NAY ID 1854. s-i'i rs b 4. 1yis q 7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
AeaHse1kR1rr ANn aAr:r I;Ier

on ALL cLAnH TNvIRaINIA, GOLD HILL Blue SULPHUR,
DEVILS GATE P4INrRA, INDIAN srRIx0s ARGRN-
~ TiltReAED T1ouRRf inIs1atci8 --ALRHAbKIl-
GALLEY ARRANGED AID conREcTED DAItY.tssst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
BARRY,s OLD PLACE,
No. 80 south B street. :: (: virginia, n. T.
The Best Wines and Liquors
IN the xSSKEr.
AMERICAN CITY.


AMERICAN CITY.
AL PERSONS DESTROYS OF ENTERING
N into business In new and rapidly growing town,
or sch Is wish to build private residences and Sc
cure homestead In quiet and healthy location,
are ADVISED to ride or walk out to
AMERICAN, sCITYp VI,
Before purchasing elsewhere. and the following IN
TO recommend this beautiful town site TO their favor
1t is level and fertile. and an abundance OF
Pure and Wholesome Water
Can be easily obtained on any part OF Il BY digging
from ten TO thirty feet, from the numerous nAu-
raj springs and mining tunnels In II and the Hills
that surround It.
It Is surrounded by hills which protect and render
II comparatively free from the tornad0es so frequent
In most OF our mountain towns.
II Is in the midst OF u Mining District
KNOWN TO BE RICH,
And which Is being rapidly developed BY large and
well organized mining companies, some oil them
erecting costly machinery now, and all OF them pros
ecu.ing the work on their numerous shafts and tun-
Hs And G't the pro pTepretors, THOMAS HARDY co.
VERY Low RATE.
And on terms that cannot fail to prSys sSsIsf.s.O
At ne american City Land once, a "A, American
No II South street. Virginia City.
N.B-LIberal donations made for Church and
School purposes. THOMAS HARDY,
L. y. GLOVER,
FRED. A. BENJAMIN,
Ja22 sm CHARLES H0SMER.
= = = :. = = -, ~ ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

TUsr RECEIVED. FIFTY T0Ns OF FRESH
u GROCERfES. direct from San Francisco, which
we win sell Chenper for Cash than the same
kind Of goods can be bought IN the Territory. An
Uur Groceries and Provisions are fresh Goods de-
nvered Free Of Charge. K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Inn. Dune Il. 1854. 5nl1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

"a ~ BLANKETS and Clothing.
A NEW STOCK or BLANKETS OF DIEFERENT
IA qualities and prices. Also. limited stock Of
Clothing suitable COX Miners wear win b. sold very
Cod Hill. June II. 1854. jnii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
COR. Q AND TAXLoRsTREETs,
vireinia, N. IT,.

OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock VIII be found very COM
plete, having been carefully selected for this Mar,
ket. ,-,.-,..s..---..--e III -,
Tho following comprises part only, of our
stock;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
TAYzaR,s.eIFg ENEERRRIsR
ETHOe. ]. TAYLOR,S
GIFT ElTTERTA Ifl1IENT

e+ .3s.ss.if ifaTa3 " ifasa so b
We ~ s7srs ~ ass ,isN{
~ ~ IL
TO he GIVEN AT 4,s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

r osr ON THE 18th OF July ON THE GOLD
IL Hill Road between Gold Hill Brewery and
Neyadz Hotel a Russian Leather Dairy; containing
the Discharge nom the United States Army (29ttI n.
T. Foiunteersl The finder VIII receive tho above
Rewarl by returning the same to the Nevada Hotel,
Cold Hin. Tvs Tvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
Will Bic GIvEN AwAY

ITO THE "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

ONE OF GROVER 3 BAKERS SEWING MA
" chimes. Enquire at Frankenheimer q 90. 3 dry
cnnfIa sturo Gold HILL tlsllitt fgf tyJ2W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

frHs SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
j men that they. haya Just received q complete
VIII be sod cheaper than can be bought anywhere
else n tn ss Territory KoRS BR0THE ,lsSs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
.nnlInanent snIes.

Name. Date Sale. Place,Na Date Sale Place
Alpha H!---Aug G MISUNDERSTANDING G. II
Argent0ro .---Aug s Nirgl Knight ..---.-AugT G. II
A i q @ Toll Road Keystone ----Aue. Q G. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

Pioneer Omnibus Line.
ON AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts can be purchased nom either OF the Drivers
or at the ofee of the Line In Gold Hill. Three tor
One Dollar Passengers not purchasing Tickets VIII
be charged Fifty Cents. GEO. Il. JONES,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02

--'- Crockery and Ctlassvvare-
lust RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
81 oS CrockeTy and Glassw are Of tho latest English
ans, french manufacture. HousekeepeTS and others
-.s ~ ~ = sN'''',''e S kDRN BROTHERS Z
God Hill June IL 1851 - - 49, jnI7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-02
-LUcKY INDIvIDUAL

.i i,....s, WHO HOLDS THE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-09

The Prince and Princess Of Wales On their visit
70 Dsamsrk, arc followed BY ouite Of London
newspaper reporter, who know or pretend 10
know svery,hine ha The roysl pair and thor
frisuAs are doing Tho mos ridiculous specimen
Of the writings Of thesc Jcuopsos 10 found in lsse
letter q the London HERALD correspondent;
ut 10 pos for ne 70 pry Into the sscrsta Of su.
gus IersonsgeS ~ N dream q repeating the
1.-THE scts vr aggressive words that may hsve oorne
y my esrs but ono expression 81 ais Imperial
and shoVs bow ept rely he stves heart. q we'll ss
hand, to the iruSr>ous lady be has selccted tbe
partner q bis sreaa destiny, that II may not be
iiaI roper should menton Il. 1t may have boen
IN ooc o. Nc walks, or hitting one q the
r'frtc tos'f ~ the royal plea ground, posi-
lily IN one u ne deep recesses o the ancient win
dovs OF the castle ard When looking ous on
the diaaor stu ided heavens q northern night
thea the tsn hne-iookng Grand Duts fxcd HIS
large eyes on the ssill mero expressive ones Of his
beautiful bstrothod: 'Dagrnar,' lie said. those
are Dot eyes yrs have; indeed, thoy are no, eye =
Not eyes ? aid the lively princess, With look
which vent 70 his heart. 'whss are they, II not
svesr by heaven said shs lovssck imperial
prince, they arc stars. Nothing shove us 10 more
bright or beautiful " n mention Q little fact Of
shs kind IL 10 20 show mat this Russian royal mar
rage "a not to be Que OF those unhappy In their
consoquence~ brought about by family GRANGE
nentA, 10 further dynastie influences but that u
IL union Of pure affection. In which the lover has
selected tho bride 10 whom he has given bis whole
heart; and has 90 conducted hirnself-as would the
humbiea peasant suing for return Of Lis love
TIN. be has won to himself BY hts own personal
attractions and the doquence inspired BY an ensn-
or-d heart the deep affection Of her who Ia to be
one day bis forever"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-09
has GyNns y Dslua.

TN iudiesuors iron, the amy Of General alAs,
~ ominous Of s,Trosehins eouhic The storm.
CLOUD which has boen 70 long gathering over The
reboi capital 10 sbous 70 burst end decide alike the
fate Of that city and q the whole Coufsdor,cy.
With chsrscteristc caution and appreciation Of tas
inpo-tancs which attaches 10 the coming contest,
General GRANT has quietly and deliberately med.
his preparations on . scale conIrnsnsuI ate with the
issue. Knowing that Richmond AND the army a
0sssesl In are the basis Of rebel hops for ultimate
Aecsss, he has delayed the hpA onset only that i,
may te more crushing and decisive when IL comes
ns recognizes the fscs that one overwhelming vic.
tory for the Union cause d the present tunc,up
would b worth more Than dozep partial sue.
csssss, and be seems 70 have determined that this
result shall b. accomplished General LEE evi.
dsutly understands Nils design Of his Competitor,
Knows thst the fate Of his army sad Of ITO rsbc
cause u The Issue at sake. sua Is making desrer
ats s06rt 70 mes the iInpeudns onset lnsslhgene,
ron The rebel capital during The last few week.
eoecluavs,y proves Ne popular alarm in The ts
Iusgusrsd city. Evory sbl-ssdisd nao-thoss
~ hsvs hsrs.ofOse bssn exs~p>sd To- Ne trans
sussss d pulls bsansas-hsvs bssn oosscnpsso
mo he ssrvicA end every psgss hes bssp asdA
svsiisb,s N slssessAnias ~ AssA1saous. IT.
- - 4 aa1A - , ~ sviAn1ly y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEATHS.


II, cLAHKs -! su1s:cly, On Nov 6 rhom" Clark, Of
IN1se No. $. f.. and A. NJ and Companions Of Jer,i.
saieio Chap 81 No. r. A. NJ and tie fra,erni,y son.
a on ha r,.s = sh :s'i is ms .,, u's, from
The Chuioh Of the Ascension, 9Th avenue, Tenth
co, RINLYa : g.. MONDAY, Nov. :, rAom.; Court
The hsna. md r.l.,,y.. q .h. family n. r..pee.-
idenee sts.s 4. n. Y. At u o'cioei precisely asi
,DIGAN-on Monday, Nor. !. George piean, . De-
tive Of Mounrneiiek Queens Co. ireland. In The essh
The relatives and friends Of the family ~ r,,p,rt
fully invited to attend hh funeral from his s,e rrsi
~ o'ohck 81
DRrN1-on Monday. nov. {, MIS- Nay AueussA
Dins eldest daughter Of Thornas Drine, in the a7,h
The relative. and friends q .ss i.ni, are r,.p-,.
fully invited 70 attend the fnnerN mi, "Wednesday
Afternoon, Nov. At ocock- from the residence
OF her father, 90 Christie Of. Is
EARLEY-On SUNDAY, Nov a. Csthsrine Carroll
the beloved wife Of bernard Farley, q n.tiys Of Pa
ish OF Street, County westmea.h, Ireland, aged 81
The friends Of the family. and ,hc-e Of her cons,
John, Jsnes and Bernard. Alec the member q
Msr,ou Ensi In. 9s 70: are invited to attend The
Pm. from her late residence, No. 70 Prince ct. 200
FERRla-kied, Al the battle Of Cedar Crsek,
Lieut. Theodore c. Ferris, CO. A, ooh n. Y. Volun-
~. ..,..,--. - $780,, - 49,
ann $500 =, .,.n ,9 ~; !" W. nmny ~ TsEet
day, 2! Z oe.oek Pm, from the Goversos's Room
City Hall. brooklyn. "a
,,,.,-, A. r,, - -
uILMol h-N Wineneetf,Na Oet r. 81 wounds
TceWea on zee lsth uit- sergt hoteFt Gilmour,
20; A. Pc y. y No,s
GREER On Tue.d.v NV 4 Jsr,e. Cr,s, ...A
40 year, '''' y '' "''' NC"
His fric A, and .co,n,us.n.>s 40. ,.sr>.,ou ,n
vied 10 attend hi, htnersi on this wssns.d.v sy,n,
nesn an a., a, n,siorE y nm ~, N Hto.'
Go.nse, bsarn e. His remains VIII be tAsen 70
""enw"d Ter interment' lib
IINDNAPK IN ru..s.v. M, a q, o..,,,s
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MILLER On Non6sv Nav r q, a o,.io-S In The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-09
Financial News, Markets, A,e.

Eer Yo-k. N.sstsy. NOT. q 9 ?. 1.-THE huetua-
tions IN eOid to-day have been - sollows AT 10
O'Clock. t@s ~, 2.sk; ti.f, e4sA; liza s4ss
1910 f7h; 1924 e4'A LIS, 2sr< i.to ATA
2la 2+sS; a.5a 2is< $50. ?4sk; 3, A1's s.25,
Ait; + 2+ %eo. 7+9. The general stock market
v@ higher on tho whole Governments were sseady.
rhep v. no afternoon session of tho Stock Board.
The loan market active, but there Appeared 70 no
ic@ preseure than prevailed yesterday Afternoon The
rats ~ per cent