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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

poIITIcAL.-Col. A. b. Sage was nominated
,v tho ARMY and Navy League Convention for tho
Vth District, held ON Tuesday evening at No. ri
Grand st. for COuncman
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

Ace agisised, committee ArponIeu
C!I..''s' ASSocIsrIoN, he'd Oct TO- 1865. no. SIS
.''sssy FOR ;be .Qrpoae Of nomastng candidate fs<
Mayor, have in dsctmgs u this vlty nominated JOHN
hECksR tsQ believing bn 80 be ssneudy qualified to B
the orice to the eDtre ssiaeon Of his fellow siii.ens
Mr. HECktR IL aoseiy identified both with The
Tile and inech'rcal nIeres his city u4deryy enjoys
the fol- confidence o. all clss.-s Hs .fuade man OF
sterling Integrity enlarged piiuhropy sad unbsr1sbef
character de hss proved himself worthy of pubic support
and peeainy suahed to I'll hs .fcs Of Mayor in ts
great uae.rorol,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES RINGER, which
took the first premium at the tai: OF the American
Institute is narrdhld the best In use.
Send for circular giving wholesale and retail terms
X. c. BROWNING. General Agent,
No "a, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

l.race,s Celebrated Saiye
CURES CUTS, Bt rms SCAlDS
CRACE'S CELEBRAIED sAL\E
Cures Wounds, Bruises. sprsins
GRACES Celebrated sALNE
Cures Bois Ulcers Cancers.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED sALNE
Cures salt Rheuu Eysipelas.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED sALNE
Cure, Frozen Limbs and Chilbsns.
GRACE's CELEBRATED SALNE
Cures Chspped Hands and Blisters.
GRACEiS CELEBRAIED SALYE
Heals Old Sores Flesh Wounds.
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
4. prompt IN action pain at once, and reduces tie
mott wengs and inamnations nby magic
thu, saording relief and complete cure.
ONLY rs CENTS A BOX
Sent by mail for Is oen,s
For sale By J. P. DINSM0RE No % Deys'. New York
sETH W. FOWLE l. SON. Proprieors. Boston. sad by oil
drussis.s groesrs, and 81 ell coan.gy Nsger
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The Inspector.G General Of tho State desires to
meet the commanding officers ofNewYor and Brook
yn regiment, at bis Office No. 544 Broadway between
the hours Of and O'Clock to-day in relation to the
issue OF OVercoats
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

JANIS PYLEs o. X. SoAP.-Made from best
materials similar TO the Old English White Soap be-
comes very hard aud uHliabc 10 waste away IN the
wash. Sold by grocers ywhere-Depot. NO. 80
Washington. st ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
IAdyertisemen,sl

THE FINEST OvBRCoATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY at Popular Prices
l. v. BRoKAw No. g. Lafayette place and
No. 81 Fourtb.aye. opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The BEST PEAT MACHINE in the United
States can bo purchased at No. 100 Broadway. n. l.
A. RYQU1 Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
William ID. Ludlow agt. Chas W. Uydicl
Motion Krsntsd wtthout ooss.
SUPERIOR CURT erSou rrA--soy l3 - Befor
Justice HoHskrsoS.
DFCisIOSs.

Louis Bambcrger agt. WIN. Rathnan'-lhl MS II
poee Of trial for th Circuit Court not io pcclA term o.
tbi. Ccur and no inquest be taken
Rgfns X. Mcilny as Albert l. hs.tinAl- l,i
defepdsnt uuess tie plaintiff amend s complaint and pay
the oost. of hearing Ia 20 days. - ~. n Al 80,
lame. p Byroos at. Jacob weets-Wm. H. AlcH asi'
Je,u. q. OiteEa- Motion, granted
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
No. 573 BROADWAY.

JEPFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the city where
LADIES COOP BOOTs AND SHOES AND GESILEMEN's
Embroidered SIIPPERs can be had at low prices.
JEFFHRs, No. 573 BGoADwAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
LaGAL BURKAu OF Tas
ASSOCIATIONS.

CHARLES O'CONOR.
DANIEL LORD.
FRANCIS Il. CUTTING.
:. WEIR ROOSEVELT.
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
BENZ. ID. SlLLlMAN.
DOltMAN h. EATON.
BENZ. W. RODNEY,
JAMES n. WHITING.
ALEX HAMILTON, ya.,
JOHN a. WEEKS,
CHARLES TRACY,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on The
face called moth patches with freckles, should us
DR. PPgRY's celebrated Morn AND fRRcKLE LOTION
Ii ia infallible sold by all druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
United STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Nov l5-Bsior'
fore Ju,tce sHIPHAS.
PIEAH or GUILTY.

Setb q. Haley, Willnm Clarke, IIcnTy Munroe
- 9ta,.s Jborrs whose tra'f set down Tor today
bdrrv th,r es Of guilty before tris and were Fomlndd
g.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

Boys AND CHILDRRN's GARTBALDI CUrAWAY
and ZoUAyH SUITS by the Thousands at Popular Prices
l. V. BRoKAw No O. Lafayette place aud
No. ~ f9urth.ase.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Business Notices.

ITIsA MEAN TRICK OF TRADE TO SELL AS
foreign extract, domestic scents made Of the worst materials
The prices which they sendcd less than the duty on
the vcritabe articles Could folly further than to throw
money away on such rubbish while PHALoss MIGHT BIoos
ING cEnEus redoen tropical fragrance within the reach
OF all. sold everywhere.
COLDS AND COUGHS changes OF cii-
mate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections Er
pelicuoe having proved TIA, simple remedies act speedily
when taken In the early stage OF disease take once BRows
BRONCHIAL TRocnEs let the Cold Cough Irritation ofthe
Throat be ever 50 slight By this precauliou serious
attack may be wsrdod Of.
DoN'T HAVE THE FEVER AND AGUR.-It is a
burning shame that you shoad shake when tha, agreeable
tonic b. kKKsn will render your system proof ssin'' the
nalsr, which generate. Intermittent fever. We defy yOuso
shake Il you take this glorious tonic according to dI'e'0n'
a. rcr bottle Sold by Druggists Depot No 20 Doyst Ny.
Latest FROM EGYPT.
PHSsErs EGrPTiAS LoTus,
and exquisite PBRYUsE of The hinascrculs,,
PrssEI's E0uTIAs Ioru.
Don. I'D S1TI,Ss sra sy SsvaS foslsS perfume. forced
a. home Oct ths EorYrl.- orvs for instance and yon
rTer ae any other aitews for sale Oy ali Duss'' ara
rcFfa@ers - 49,. n.,,
Manufactured BY the .'roPiise,o5,
~ his IAboraofy Fultonave.. corner of Jay. Bf9csYn
L. L. ard sold by al DrusEi.ts aud Fancy Goods pea''
EDWIN a. LoyE}oI' ,.,,
no % Fulton IT,, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt OF Ten cents Address, Il.
FoOrE NJ. D., No. |. $50 Broadway. kew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Cifizevs' A..oei. tlo a Of N..,-yera.
NKw. YozR. Oct. Is. 1865.
SANITARY BUsssU or rna
Assoct,Tfos.

sAhIfAhr bUfEfU or fus
ASSOCIATIONS.
IOSFPH NJ. SMITH. N. ID.
JAS. AyDE RSONl NJ. D..
70. DELAflEbD. 81. D.,
NiLLiD PARKER. ~. D.,
AL0NLO CLAlk, ~ d.,
GURDOS BUCK. 81. D..
JAS. 4. WOOD. Nd.
{. HENSCIIELL, II NJ. D,
Alfred &. Posi-. NJ D..
]. r.. TAYLOR. NJ. d..
J. ". DRAPER. 81. D..
O. w. DOkEMUS. ~. ~.
STEPHEN SGiIH. 81. -
II. D. BUCKLEY. r. y.
ELISHA HARKIS. ~. u.
Ci1IzgSs' ASSOCIATION.
WM. NJ. NERMIYF.
JOHN DAVID WOLFE.
WH. T.. DODGE.
ROgT b. ROOSEVELT,
JONATHAN S1URGES,
JAMES g. pEON \.
EDWIN H0iT,
JAMES BOORHAN
JOHNSTON
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

(ALFX'HT T. STEWART
WILLIAM H. WEBB.
R0BfRT y. ROOsEVELT,
DOgMAN y. EATON.
HEhM HILTON,
Soinnlitiee rpp0intsS at DAVID DoWs
meeting Of the Cisisens JACKSON : SCHIITI
Association held st No. Bl3l WAShik n VFRNIiYE
broad"sy oet 10. lesS lNArHAsIEL SANDS
lGEORGH b. MOVES
GEORGE BLISS. Js
L. n. R0BkRTS
tC1RUS LAWTON
CHARLH TRACY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

COIk FOR AND AGAINST THE ACT 10 CIuAIE sIAl
nm -rOp u ROy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

TBE COUNCIL or TaE
JAMES BROWN.
ALEX It. STEWART,
JOHN JACOB ASTOR. yR.
PETER COOPER,
w. 3, NERMILYE.
NATHANIEL SANDS,
J +. y. L.NlER.
IHis. 4. srcoR,
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From Europe.I
Eour Days, Later Neyyr.


Tho Cun.rd mail steamer Australssisn. fro-'
oueen,tovn the 10th September. has arrived ., this
port
rHt rNrrAvs TO m LOOKED ArIEn.
The Cork REroarrR Announces that Govsrnmerv
had ordered q number Of sunbosts With two men-cf>
gar, TO take up positions OF Bantry bay and soms
adjoining station on the vest coas, Of Ireland.
rrn ATLANTIC oABLE.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field IL among the passenger by the
Austraasisn. On his way from London TO Li,erpccl
Mr.. Field stopped at Birmingham, and incidentally
attended Of the sectional meetings Of the Br,is
Association which was In session In ths, town. Tho
subject Of teegrsphy vss under discussion. and Mr<
Field vas called upon TO sddres the peetinE
Mr.. Field .sld-Ths Atlantic cable had failed. The
eausos wele all Known, but that they would 10
died AMI that they we're on the eve Of great sue
cess, he had no donbt The men on board the Giestt
Eastern attributed the bIeah, some 70 sccldent and
some to design, One Of the mechanics IN the tank
.ni ts. esu.sa "a a III. sociaen" " TssSs 1oea be
the next expedition improvements made upon tho
sbs 70 lay dos spo'hsi cable =, the bottom of ,h.
Atlantic, but TO recover the present Que.
rSGLIsn ynw op AMmIoAs ArrAIu.
The So~ York correspondent Of the DAILY NxvU
ssys there v ugly look about the question:,
% ugly that even those Who were the oudest In ery'
ing that things we're going perfectly we'll st the
Routh, unable any LONGER To deny that the stas
tion 10 alarming The de'enni tion of LARGE num-
tiou to be crrried out, II they prevent by any
means whstsvsr, is daily becoming more manifest
dreds Of nevroes are daily murdered In the south:
and represents that these Wholesale murders are
re-ensAv ement OF the negroes, or their entire exer-
minstlon; The aiolitionist- he says supPon Cen
In every county OF the south, to he supported By
oonfsostons, and TO sive the negro the suffrage.
Mrs. Moore widow Of Thomas Moore, the poet, dies
on the 4h nst- at sloperton Cottsse AGED 81 ysars-
M
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph TO n. Ssv York SUM-


jar. DAVIS has not been removed 70 Carol
Hall, but occupies his csssmAts a. heretofore.
IT Is expected tha. Memphis Tenn, Will soon 10
abolished u . military post.
Tan Fair OF tho Charitable MschAneI Associ.s
uon opened yesterday Al Boston With hsnortnx
prospects Of great success Both Fsnsuu ant
quincy Halls arc occupied for the exhibition.
GHo T. GAKnisoz, who brought the box q
watches 70 Norfolk, Va. Last week. ihs, ws:s
,al en- FROM our Andorsonvils prisoners, was ar
rested ct his home In Drummondtoun, on ths cast
srn ahors, sed taken TO Fortress Monroe on Non.
day.
A lobster psdlu named Jones has bsen srrostst
a, Portland, Ne, and confessed 10 setting Gre yes
,srd,y morning, TO tbs Williams Mansion in THAI
city lie s also suspected Of causing the late groas
eopnaR, alton. He was armed with loaded 70
volver.
GD Gsorss 8. DoDds has arrived 81 Fortress
Monroe from Washington. His duty 10 10 eus
down aIl unnecessary government expenses in tho
ou.rternsstsr's and other Departments and sn>y
completing his work thers, be will go 70 sorA
Csrolins on Ike mission.
Tss Msssins of the Gsnsral Association sf thS
tCsnraznk a la Las Eaksl
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TIL. HIRX TRIAL.
Proceedings on Wednesday.

Washington, SORT. .u..Ur. :. TLoIhLry I,stlfei
that he had been in the Confederate army a Ih-
Vate vac appointed an A.,is,In. sureon aud pro-
moted TO surgeon he -x .sssaed 20 du,y At the
Andeuonville hospital. and al ong tLo reports which
he made was tho folio 'ins
e. =. ". Io,iIrAL A'nrr-p'yIiLE GA.1
sra; Iuould most reeve ia j. ,l' your attention
"a be very bad sanitary condition o' The second dl-
vision, ~ well Ne the sAole nrsri'ai 10 tLo i'm
meIse quantity Of hltha cpulnIltua" IN the A. Gets
and 20 the fhlne,s oi the cu,s aud plicais end to
w. iset lhst y cannDl b. en-, ln.l, = ~ lur
yang on the cold ground without 'ri or blank amt
A!sl that We have very csntv U4pp. Of medicine,
snd that the Tationb are ~ oi ihe p'op.i td and
not Issued In plorer qutuliy. Iioun' that 'ho pro-
per steps may ho taken 10 Ieine 'v ih,su detects
sIn, sir, \ our uDoat servant,
4 1HolrIt 20, hsst --urroon.
10 Il. A. srLyrSsoN, sagr'ou IA "A-.ss a. c,s'
Wines had made -r,urh fl'uilAr Iepor.s % Dr.
White lie frequently "a" pi''ne's have pants
made out OF What LITTLE led rlo.hlg they could set
During the ilmin!s'rA. ..n e .a White, lml feS
vtgeiAir snd thus "a ''HHl Dt'. o." 'fr issued.
Mltner. kleE thCi" "hs a. o'," oAi 20 NAr hc-
plTinent placing I.ison N4tpiss On the sll,f i0Ot.
Inf A. Confederate hcItas ils 'lo'pilA iHd
cOu'd nave been drns nd Is tnhh nave suppled
the hospital with ycfc'HDIC'. 7 p. H'I lt'hri vas
unsiited, and very ar. ir..f 'le a1r .n''irsi u
oi Dr. Stevenson thInfs wgsr N'. i'i yet tTr 'hHn
the' NeTe undnr Dr White. llH ~ '"I ci1rglt %
procure medicines, snd hen 'iN''ttA' He-9 . iAt"s
ww many d9yi tr ore l't '.' 10 J., 'r'' IN ii', He-
p1shtl" the me dicue, - "'t ,''e, u" l'n',n-
tl AZ. The NOR " ~. ,iy|' ~ INC, y At
nhu'e1 " n the HI' ni rrFt .,' ~ ,Hu.hg
o. tie men In small tppe, Euu h' l't o elt'l A4d
fuel The wof,tcne, eye b.oI"st ON tLe tiool =
eee 10 the hOep tdl. lac Nl4't Ic IN ~ 70 o.
tick men trSm 'hc ,sisdr' to,inr uciu'p'ly
Ocut' ed In the EtOcE.tr soil" e'tl '"o o u never
Gssd medca attention F" i'c"s ,i.,. ~ n,,o tLo
tte,ns cefiiei To the h s.'A' .t ,, t'su hrd
an 'ns stpckado fon, NE uC.iH - ,r,s, 'i,s nt
many Who got vel We. er veg az '. Luises, OF on
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From WASHINGTON.
The Pardon Business Further Restrictions
upon Trade Removed. Itc.

NAsniN"ruN, hcp'cmher 20.
Tho Ptosident to-day granted an uucondi ditional
pardon to Francis buchanan, who was tried W the
District Court OF Wisconsin At the July IN 1852.
for rohbias the United State. m.s aud sentenced to
ten year, inp comment. Ex-senator II. N. Hunter
and Ex-Governor Smith have ,urRed 10 their homes
to-day on parole Pardon ,eelcrs continue TO arrive
In lArsc number.
The following circular modifying former iuslruc-
tions, has teen issued e Collectors Of Customs
TurAsUuY DrrAurIrsr
wArulS1TuS, D. G., september rs 1905 I
sW The circular oi the 1T inri. relative 20 tho
shipment ot runs aud ammunition into s'Ars here
to;oe declarcd in n,urtection, hereby modi-
FED that YOU vii hereafter grant permits without
reference to this doplrIment for Tho shipment ot
fportur Fuus and rulLuuitiCn 'herrOr In any fe9s-
onshle amount and sl-o blasting powder Tor mining
purpJ.c-. lol wid ,'nto weekly irturus on The
granted by yor, sko-inc the name nni read nrc Of
cou'rnoft and conrirne the amounts an chnlart-
81 OF the pOwder. shot End of Lad shippe' which
must IA stated in Iounds kos bags NJ cq'ka. II 10
dCsianed that these IA pmeIts 'hGN ir Nreod
ordinary ants Of the country All otLes tpp cations
you viii teinse.
(seneB n. McCrtioom
Secretary OF the lleAsurv.
The Treasury Dcr,rtIr ont oil not isuo At present
any more compound interest note. u II de1omIna-
tlon n one hundred dollar, which have been conn-
terfeiied. and will sdopS " call in su,h
| are In circulation.
The rate, Of postrse upon letter. to scho,vieIiol-
stein end ssuenhc 8, By the psu.sian closed piail
will hereafter he thirty cent. Ter unsle rate Il
prepaid, and thuty-throe cent. per single rae, II
unpaid.
uuger. Ahner & n per-. laher hcor brewery in IN,
northeast part NJ ,hc rity, DESTROYED by rc ss
nirht ther with the COn'cnit lie osr IL lbO0
! iuly oose Ell BY insurance.
/ Among the latest ATTN Ais nom IA" south II eT
| rebel Governor William smith, Of Virginia.
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Alabama.
Froceedines sf the CouyentIou

Montgomery, Ah- SEPT. 1s.-Ths election ordi>
nance passed to-day. II su,horires the Provisic-sp
Governor 10 order an election for member, Of Con.
srcss The election for Governor members of the
Ieslslsture and other State officer, -n tale place on
the fret Monday In November. The NEXT sIeetIou
for Mayor, Aldermen and Couneilmcn n Mobile win
tske place on the hrst houdsy In Dec-mber nsIt~
meeting OF the Lcsislsturc. An ordinance 4. pending
which provides for the appointment Of the Judes o
the state By the Governor aud their by
tho Senate also for the increase Of their s.a., aad
the Length of their terms Of Office, thereby taxing
their election fion the people. There has been us
debate on The slavery ordinance to day.
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TIE wrookilg steamer Alpha has gone 10 WILL
rnington c. 70 raise tn, sunt.n blockade run
nNA
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by Telegraph 10 the y. n. sun.
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Republican State Convention.
THE NoMINATIoN MS.
Gen. Barlow for Secretary Of State.
THE CANDIDATES ALL NEW MEN,
The Resolutions.
President Johnston Endorsed.
Our WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,
Additional Trade Restrictions
Removed.
Contained Rush Of Pardon Seekers
IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA
Gov. Wells Provisional Governor.
NEW ELECII01 TO Be HELD,
Tie 0ll FellywS st Baltimore.
UEVEILEG tn; STATUE CT CHARITY.
Vast ASSfmb.agc--- -b;iliialt Scenes.
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS,
The Fenians to be Looked After
English Nicn Of WAR 10 bs
STATIONED Off the Coast of
IRE! and.
&c. &C., &c.
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Vas! AsSrmb.agc--b; Brilliant Scenes.
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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Contained Rush Of Pardon Seekers
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GOV. Wells Provisional Governor.
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IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA
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USVEILEG tn; STATUE CT CHARITY.
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Tie 0ll FellywS At Baltimore.
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The Feuians to be Looked after.
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NEW ELsCIIOa TO BE HELD.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-28
THE NEWS.

The business of the Treasury Department for the past
year h as averaged 50, ,oOO, 900 per day.
Gov. Neil g. Brown, of Tennessee, pardoned yes
terday by the President.
The Mexican loan for thirty million dollars which
vas placed in the New York market, Monday, is in
very good demand applications pouring in from bankers
and individuals.
Gold has been discovered the line of the Panama
railroad which promises to lead extensive dis
coveries Specimens arrived in New York by the last
steamer.
The State Agent OF Georgia has succeeded in negota-
ting loan In New York of $500 OO0 for year, at
per cent faith of Provisional Government
that State.
lis said to be positively known that the trial of Jeer
Davis has been decided upon and the arrangements
nearly completed. lie will be tried for the crime of
treason, either at Washington Richmond.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered that all svaa
for sea- it is supposed to be prepared for any eventual
ity in any quarter Of the world.
Our dispatches to-day give some interesting news
from Mexico. Senior Romeo, Minister to the United
States has dispatches which oreshadow the early
ure of Matamoras, and the entire occupation of the
State Of Tamaupas the Liberal under Juarez
1t is certain that important movements have been
foot for weeks past to that end and Of their having
reached point of reasonable These accounts
understood be corroborated official dispatches
received yesterday by our Government.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-28

DUoUoIN-Mr Bowen, of the Du Quoin
Progress, called upon last evening. He re-
ports that he is meeting with greater success
than he anticipated, having secured large
subscription list and remunsrative advertising
patronage. He will to-day call upon several
of our business men and solicit advertising
favors. Such as patronize him will find it
money well invested.
Burgess & Moberly, Of Du Quoin, have
pressed about 75 bales of cotton this fall A
considerable quantity of this staple is coming
into that market.
Castor beans sold in the Du Quon market
this week for Sc 65 per bushel. This is a
higher prlee than the article has heretofore
commanded in those parts. But as their cult
vatlon is surrounded by severe legal restric-
tons, it is but right that the prices should be
remunerative.
GOOD NEws.-We have fresh intelligence
from the survey party of the Cairo & St. Louis
Railroad. The survey will be completed within
ten days, and the Engineers will Immediately
thereupon favor our city with visit, and the
Chief make out his report. The Engineers
feel highly encouraged, and say that cheaper
and more favorable roadway could scarcely
be found anywhere. We await the official re-
port with much interest
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five had had no slaves We should have had
IL representatives more' according to the then
ratio of representation. Congress apportions
representation by States, not districts, and the
State apportions by districts.
Many years ago mo, moved , in the Legislature
Congress, in Tennessee, should be by qualified
voters.
The apportionment is now fixed until 1872.
before that time we might change the basis of
representation from population to qualified vo.
ters, North as we'll as South, and in due course
of time, the States, without regard to color
might extend the elective franchise to all who
possessed certain mental, moral, or such other
qualifications as might be determined by an en-.
lightened public judgment.
THE PRESIDENTS S ENDORSEMENT,
BOSTON, October Is, 1865.
The above report was returned 10 me by
President johnson with the following indorse.
ment GEO. IL. STEARNS
have read the within comm unication and
find it substantially correct.
l have made some verbal alterations,
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-28
RAILROAD MEETING.

The people of Southern Illinois interested in the
strucon of the Illinois Southern Railroad, areinvted to
in the city of Cairo at the of the Chamber
of Commerce of said city, SATURDAY, the
11rH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, at p. NJ,
For the purpose of considering the propriety of devils
ing for the speedy construction of said road
The Importance of said railroad is apparent
qure discussion and in the opinion of the undersigned
is only necessary bring the energy of the people
terested m it bear insure its early completion
ID. HURD, G RAUM, rs.. sd
JOHN W TRovER, DIT LINEGAR,
HALLIDAY BROTHERS, SB HALLIDAY,
THOMAS WILSON, W PRIEST,
& ID WILLIAMSON, A Stafford,
MILLER, STRATToN Co, HAYNIE, MASHALI. Gil
W II GREEN, BERT,
l. WHITE, W ALLEN,
ID W MUM, HW WEBB
NJ MUM, JOHN OLNEY,
W YOsT, JC SLoo.
y P WHEELER, HK O'MELyENY
CHAS GALIGHER, HACKER
GEO PIDGEoN.