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The Shasta courier., 1865-11-11
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,

hEPUTY llector's ONCE, U s. Internal Rev
y enue. 18th Division. 4th District, California.
Shasta, October 9th, lS65.-Noticei hereby given
that the Annual List of License and Income Taxes.
under the Excise Laws of the United States. as
assessed by l. b. Potter, in the county of Shasta.
has been returned to this office for collection. and
mat the taxes thereon have become due and pay
able The Deputy Collector will be Mt his Office
in Court House Block, Shasta. and is now ready to
receive and receipt for Taxes and Duties and all
persons who shall neglect to pay the Taxes as
aforesaid assessed upon them, to the said Denutv
Collector within twenty days of this date shall be
liable to pay ten per cent. additional thereon. and
the amount 50 due shall be lien in favor of the
United States, from tho time it was assessed mn al
paid, with the interest penalties and costs that
accrue upon all property, aud the rights to property
belonging to such person or persons.
90 A. P. LADD,
o2S Deputy Collector Internal Revenue.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-11

u.
Ordered, that Treasurer transfer from
General to Contingent Fund $3.50.
Ordered that the Sheriff obtain, on as
reasonable terms as he possibly can, twenty
cords of wood, for the various county offices,
and have the same sawed and cut up, the
same to be paid for by warrants drawn on
the Contingent Fund. 1t is further ordered
that the Sheriff have the necessary repairs
done to the floor of the county jail, and also
have the south wall of the Court House
painted (above the building of D. II. Dunn,
with water proof paint.
Ordered, that the bid of Robert Stevenson
for supplying the County Hospital with
provisions for the ensuing three months, be
accepted and that the bid of L. Garrecht
Co., for furnishing fresh meats for Hospital
be accepted.
Nov. 9th.-0rdered, that warrants issue
on General Fund to pay the officers who
served at the general election. and also at the
judicial election, So per day each.
Ordered, that the County Clerk purchase
three copies of the General Laws of the State
of California, and furnish one copy to each
member of the Board of Supervisors and it
is also ordered that said Supervisors. upon
the expiration of their term of office, deliver
the said copy of the laws to the Clerk
Ordered. that warrant issue to Charles
Mcdonald for $50, to pay for three copies of
the General Laws of the State of California.
Accepted bids on Redemption Fund:
HI. Jones, S2l9, at 70c.
B. Shurtlef, $50, at 74c.
E. Levin Il Co., S25l A. at Tie.
E. Levin & Co.. S26S2 80, at 77!c.
Total amount of warrants redeemed, S3173
26; amount paid out, S244l 81; gain to
county, S73l75.
Petition and remonstrance received by
the Board for and against the opening of a
road from the tannery to the main road; all
OF which were taken under advisement until
next regular term.
On Thursday Board adjourned for the
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-11

iHE sum paid for white female slaves in
Constantinople varies according to their at.
fractions from $500 to $1,000. The ladvwbo
became the nominal bride of Sultan Abdul
Me)ld, at the close OF the Ramazan. in Nav.
1858. cost 65, 900 piastres (S2, ,50Ol She was
purchased and presented to this soyere;en br5 Nv
his mother, the Sultana Valide. who. in bsr ~
youth, was beautiful slave. The sultan ~
his death in 1861, left upward of 200 widows.
bis whole household, black and white. Of
both sexes. numbering nearly 5000.
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-11
Mammoth Quartz Mining Company,

nLD DIGGINGS MINING DISTRICT, Shasta
" county, Cal.-There is delinquent upon the
following described Stock account Of assessment
levied on the I'd day of August, A. d. 1865, the
several amounts set opposite the of the
respective stockholders, follows
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-11
Original Minnesota Gold, Silver and
Copper Mining COMPANY,

DITTSBURG Mining District, Shasta county
II There is delinquent npon the following de-
scribed stock, account Of assessment levied on
the 18th day of November, 1864, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The Shasta courier., 1865-11-11

And in accordance with law, and order Of the
Board of Trustees made on the 2Sth day of Septem
ber, 1865, many shares Of each parcel Of said
stock may be necessary will be sold, at the Office
of the company, in Shasta, on the 18th day of
November, 1865, at 9 O'Clock P. NJ of said day. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Secretary.
Shasta, Oct. rs, 1865. o2S
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Auuscmenfa tlrSs ExeninR.

,ACADE3Y OF MUSlC-OT-RA--CRrPIsoE p LA CoaAns
fWALLACKs THEATER--A INV WAY TO Par OH
| DEBTS.
NIBL0S GtaDEN-EDwIS FORREST ~ RrcHEMEr.
! iOLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEATTY IN rHE WOOD
QUIET FAMILY.
, WINTER GiRDEN--"FLiEs IN Tas WEB'-"H HIS LAsI
LEas.n
BROADWAy TsEATER-"SAM"
; BARNUMS MUSEUN-Afteruoon mu Eveniu1-Dos
CAESAR d. BAuS--W. b. HAERno. ExrEMPoHANEous
SINGER.
POXS OLD BOW ERY THEkIER-TnH LITTLE BARE
roor-Lu DEUs FUGTrIPs-|AcK RoBsssoN AND his
MONKEY.
NEW-Y0RK CIRCUs-liIasr. --Jasfs RosiysoS-BARE
BACK RIDr.
BRSANTS NlNSTRTLS-IHE LATEST pRoa PARis-Hs
WoSr BIZ SnooK-rOaPBrs BLUNDgRs-tfs MIsxRA
BLEs-Oc1 AfRcAS FoLKS-DrI.'s LAND.
WOODS M1gS1RFLS--rnK MASAggR's TRfEsPHi Op,
THE BLACK MAILERs DErEar in Six Scenes.
STEREOSCOPTiCON-CoRSg OF GRAND AND CRosBf
observation-disclosures
NATIONAL ACADEMY or Observation-Disclosures AND
SrATUARY
1OuPILS GALLERY OF ARr-Pio FgDrs HARsrE Busr
or ABRAHAM LiscoLs.
ART GALLERY-No. 6lS BRoApvAf- hUSrusToSs
PArHTlss % Mrs WAsHMGToxs REcKYTN DAa.
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Dedication of -. GnbriePs Roman Cnfss'
lie Church Yesterday.

The fine church, recently completed, on
Thirty. seycnth.st., between Fret and second aves
was yesterday dedicated the worship OF God. under
the patronage of ST. Gabriel The church Is very
beautiful one being q feet wide by 100 in length II IL
huiit in the purest Gothic style the interior peihB
bandeonely ornamcnted. The altar-piece j. cspo
cialy magnificent and is already suspended over the
main altar 1t represents the Angel Gabriel appearing
10 the Virgin Mary and announcing 10 her the gfe'i
mystery Of the incarnation Ii Is from the 0rginhi OF
the great master. Guido Remi. which has been placed
in tie grand collection Gt the QuerDa Chapel ai Rome
A yery large congregation assembled IN the cbuioh
Yesterday and the dedication services were oi pc
caliarly solemn and happy character The middle ai'le
was occupied by those who bad paid for the privilege
OF assptng in the ceremonies willie tie side aIses were
devoted 10 other hundreds Of earnest Caiholcs WI,
attended the dedication. High Mass was performed
win great solemrity The ded.catoy ceremonies un,
GLIDING the "Asperges Inc D0mine) were performer
by the most Rev. Archbishop McClosky. The GHdica.
trv sermon was eloquent and appropriate and derived
additional from the fact that the preacher me
ght Rev Dr. Lynch. Bishop Of Charleston, D g., bad
been somewhat prominently conspicuous dufibg inc
late Rebellion in the capacity OF Emoassador TO Rome
frorn the Southern Coniederacy. His sermon however
touched but indirectly upon national affairs Aho,
gether the dedicaOIy ceremonies were OF very hafP
and satisfactory character.
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IS HRAiTH WORTH HAYINai

hns protect it. ]. is jewel ~ easily lost a. virtue
and 10 some cases " difficult to recover Mature in OF,
climate end sspecay this season. requires to be occasion
ally reinforced But everything depends upon the Tonic used
for this purpose. The medical tncures all Of which are
ta'ed on common alcohol dangerous Qunine a, every.
body finds out who takes much Of IT, Is slow poison One
safe protective from oil unhealthy stuophec influence, ex
lists and one only. This powerful prsven.ivei.
HosrErrzR's CELEBRATED STOMACH MrrERs,
compound OF the pures smuan, ever manufactured with
the most effective tonc. Alternatives eguao and depusor.
that chemistry has Jet extracted the botanical
Convaescens ansud and feeble from recen. sickness will
hnd the Btters an incompatible restorative not
to tn" taste, and enineny nvigorating No oher smnan
prodoces the same effect this stomachc II doe, not
cite or fuer the occasios any undce ,eria
action but at once sooes and strengthens the nervous sy,
TEN aud the animal spirits Eew.York office, 80 C,dsr,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
DIED.

ARNOLDTie faner,l Of Mr. Gcorc Aiapdw take place
TODAY u H. m hc receiving vault ~ bstchWJoA Ills
frends invited to be present
CIADWICK-At the resdence Of his mother Mrs Charlotte
tirre No. lff Carlton ave-, Brooklyn l. l. W. H. 'uau
wick In the 46th year Of hf sge. M
unersl at Certonave ~ r. Church ,af'on'aTe.' near
M,rile.aye. Monday, Nov -, a. a p m
CRsrG-A Railway n. J on Thursday, Nov Q, Or. David
; Craic In the 'u,h year Of his age.
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited TO attend tue
funeral from hr late Iesidcict, On Nohdty afternoon AT
2Cclptk
HORT0NOn Saturday Nov II. Martha Horton, widow OF
AbrsIsm Is. Horton. aged 80 years and months. -,
The rirnds aud relatives Of the family are fePectlny invited
10 attend the funeral, hsl late residence az w hiie
Plain loud y, at O'Clock . the house, ana CLOCK
n tlc Old Church.
HUNrLEY-ln Brooslyn, sld'y, Nov T. 1867 Richard
IT, unutiry IT,. younsCst s0n Richard H. aid Nancy d.
Huuiev lged n years aud months
% f nd. ol he family arc respectfully invited 20 attend his
funeral a the re- dence OF bis parents. No. 100 Ro7sst
brooklyn T. d. on Tuesday, the ith met, at O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
mCKs-on first day Sunday he l2h inst Robert Hicks,
Relves and friend, are Kindly invited 20 a,tend the funeral
on fourth day afternoon, l'th nsta O'clock rom hs ate
resdtn Pou.haecpe. Cars leave 4luuethtti az ~ a.
H. leave pous nike pse az !. p ne.
LEARNED-On Saturday morning Nov II, 10 Brooklyn. o
scarlet fever Kate theodora youngest daughter OF Amos
aud Louisa Learned aged yeas andS months
NINISZEK-On SUNDAY, Nov T. Sianisiaus, Of J. IL
and C. e. Mins9ek, AGED years. months aid days.
Friend aud acquautances OF the family age respectfully VI
yi,ed atend the iuueral from the residence obN pa
ents No. go Adoiphist., Brooklyn on IuesdaN AZ j.
O'Clock m.
PEELZOn Sunday, Nov. IT, William rcol
The notice Of the funeral will be glyc in Tuesday pepef'
sMkCK-On Friday evening Nov. So at his reldenoe come
of Broadway aud Forty third st., Captain Eish n oN'0
Of the 95th Regiment, aged 81 y'.hrs IL.
The relatives and friends of the tmly reipecy
10 attend the funeral Mordey. a ii o'clock nom rory
thrdst. Methodist. Episcopfi Church near rlsn'na,-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
A CARD.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying the
wants OF the public and in order TO prevent unscrnpu
lol, dealers from palmine OF inferior and worthless
goods as tie MoEroN GoLp rrS5 1 shall hereafter
srII 40 ooors At wuoLEsArK ero,Pt'sS only to duiy
Appoin,cd and Authorized Agents. To whom Certih'
cate Of such Agency viii be giyen and who alone shall
le able 20 cell the MONus rfss - thai city OF village
Tony Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing supply tie public at my pabshed ana
well known prices.
Jewellers or Sta,iouer, will IN III cases BE- preferred
as agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency viii be stated upon
application b, letter otherwise.
Where no Agency ia established. those wishing the
MoEToS Prs must serd 70 my store, where prompt
attention viii Doe given 10 their orders.
A Circuar with fac-simile Engryinss OF all sizes
and Price. will be sent 20 any one on receipt Of otter
postage.
Address 4. MORTON. No. - Maidenlane' New OK.
Dated Ncw.York Soy. !, IsJj.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Latest shin News.

Ste u'shp Munetonks. Blsss PMsdsphf - hour, will
mdse and pas. to 81. Il. Cromws. s Go.
Ship Mars Bsdes 0f Lanlsie Hogs Bordeaux q days
with md-e. to Daniel ~. Alnont
Ship jeremiah Thompsoa, Blake, Liverpool Oct H. with
mdse. and ls pass. 10 Samuel Thompsons Nephew'
schr Orpha, -, Bordoui for Boston.
DISASTERS
NoLAss HOLE Mas. Nov. lRBrig Glars Brown Of Free
port Capt Brown fr Rondou; or Boston With coal ru
rock Friday evening cd Ropinson Hoe and 10 prevent
sinking sshorc at Lambert Cove, at O'Clock r.
whec she lies tn esy position end fell oi water
FORTRESS MosIoE. Nov. l2TLe captain Of she steamer
Nonekn from Charlo ton for New ios reports unknow
steamer anchored the beach ~ cs out abandoned
She hid black hu snd white wheehcIse Being shor, OF
coal co Ild not TOYS her.
SPOKEN
slip Cornelius Gnnucn, heocs for Lond)nNOs. g. lat %
s. lon os
Bark Zcphausib Pluea tlom Liverpool for Bo-onSo'
lat. II 80, lon. oil %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13


1t will be from this statement that OF the 90 ~
Appended by the workmeD SIS 30 are uDtaxed ana that
80 paws s. e3 to the Government. Lest you may
Think the estimate Of gallon Of whisky to tun OF
Iron is extravaganza it proper to state That upon e
mining the freghtboOks Of the railroad company AZ
This station find that for toe last hye years thefe
nave been received here by the retailers OF liquor more
caors OF whisky than we have produced tuns o' ras
fnolnding both rerolled and new iron. In le1i mere
Eere over 600 barrels, 10000 gallons OF whisky
brougbt here BIZ rail. What came IN wagons rom tNs
Sumerous distileres In Somerset and NestinofeIahd
Eouptes was more than equal TO all that was taken
h the country for consumption, and 1t woud oe sae
Eo say that unetenns OF that drank In oar Town wa
nonsnmed by those employed in the VOTES Inc cai,
nulation as to beer tobacco and cigars Is hso oau
nnon actual Gales Of The articles 10 woTkmen anu S
Spder rather than over the true consumption per tuA
~ iron This estimate OF the consumption OF tnosv
Heavily taxed articles BY rOnwofkers wllI De sustaeu
Ey Eli manufacturers who have investigated Ie
II NAV be said that the woTkmen "oulu Oe t Dette!
ritbou, them and while admitting TINS we cIallu t1a
sbev -e no less a source Of income TO the boFeIhen
n fhe eynense Of the manufacturer who mas 10 pay III
ibeir Increased cost increased wages IN ihcL lne l
Ghole amount of this indirect tax PAID Dy the iaDOo 10
faid nuon and swells the cost OF tue tun OF rals'
iAs a conclusion Of the whole matter, let me now
a,sa est the sum Of direct ana Indirect taxes paid
6y ne American laborer and manufacturer, ana con
sTast Il with the duty noon foreign raiIs ~
rABLE SHOWING TOTAL DlkEcI AND iSDii-''0i 4
rAxrs on 4 TUS OY RAILS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
VlARIaE ID.

UCKEGHAM-TALLlS-On wednesday Nov 3, at the
,n.lenre OF the brides parents by the Rev. Nh Little,
Water T. Buckin.i 20 Helen =, only daushtei of hoo
.rt T. Tallis, oil OF y ooipsry, Conn.
FPOST-BFFBE-Ou TIurdiy. Nov .. by the Rev. John
r. Aiams Henry A. tos. Of thi. city 10 Annie NJ Deebo OF
Phi adelphis.
MAUBTY-COOLEY-At Ltle Britain. Orange Co., on
Thursday oct 10 by the Rev. H. Vaudeville jerome A.
aiaubcy VI. d.. 10 Fannie A. daughter Of Ja,u' Cooley
esq No cards.
HFRNAN-PIFRsON-f Brooklyn on Wednesday Nov.
p by the Rev. Dr.. Sorr Or :. ~ sherman OF ogdens'
biftl, r.. y, to Ms, Nate VI. Picrson Of Avon ~ 1.
sELDFN-VAN D. NBERCIl-On rnur.day, Nov. 9. AZ the
rdence Of th. bndes parents, by the Rev. r. % Pate OF
Lewiston y Y. Charles Sedau o. Nog-l ork City to kmy
EloouGei daughter ol James Van Denbcrsl schodacs'
n /. No nsll..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

- ,r.,..r r.rfT ..........-. 5J
= rb,s calculation shows that the Government ihtsI-
ssre. WITH the production Il iron not 10 pOitet inc 40
ne,ic 9anufactuieT bat 20 pay bonus OF - cens P
an On irnuOrted iron. II acquainted VIII W ", -
Setal of other articles OF Amercan iheDuactuIr = !
sorI% IN eousl ease show that similar lhJuuto u
A. od ,bst fbe internal tax, direct ana lhaI1c5 -
ceeds te jport du'y Oh corresponding aIlIces " I
ssgn p-oduction Tie American iaooIef lu5 90
Win ne tnuf,r0us incidents ana Tespoiis %
bis poIitiop a. d ctzon Of tree eouhuy, 20 Io% 80
sreved in desperate competition with we
,who tolls for back and belly alone Inc
sLicb l. yitaly interested In the contest iOVno -
l6ifereutjy or Opposes her own children i.s'!y -
st uok y The American wOIkingman tehss " w "a
feot restoration Of Government credit ana hia1,
20 the abstraction Of his own prospect OF n'eii n
for every iDcro0se In value OF the batlo"ai
IA instantly marked by decline IA ths ~ dS"ead od
NJ hs Thor and iron Is at zero, while DIS ioou ou
elo,hing are al fever heat Resumption OF specie py
penf rgless normally attained through a rtEe1@-o @
oocy restricting excessive foreign imports " ~
ineli 90 American manufacturers, and me "
the country will be buried IN the same grave. @I..t ~
period II SUFFERING suspension and DAhkiulcf, -
fscturin industry nav again revive ana bifuHBI11 ~
sitb Indifferent Success bgt there VIII De
los sustained not alone BY the manniactuIei anu M
operatyes but by every business interest OF the "oe
country The political economist VIII again DC % pau
dened y seeing this great natOu the chosen cnanpDH
Of the Lord blinded aud making sport Tor the fhhi'
Zines Tyeless IN GAIA al the mill with slaves. =,
il Is the penalty Of Trusting the false Deab VINO La
Repeatedly betrayed it into the hands of ts mora eo
lllGf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
NifH Ralitica.

The name of AIonzo Bingham is conspicu-
ousy posted about town as tho Tweed" candidate oT
Alderman fa the Second District
| Charles T. yezelI Ia the Union candidate for Coun
Gilman in the Fourth District 0tb llth. 18th and nth
Warda)
The Hot, Vim. n. Dodge of this city has
given notice 10 ne CLERK of the House tbat he Intends
to contest th, seat claimed by james Bro)sS Testi.
mony covering l. 100 pages has been taken ano filed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

MoyTANA.-Gov. Egerton Of Montana mas
appointed Gen. Thomas Francis ''''e"e
pro ten. during his proposed absence o'
from the Territory Gen. Meagher "l''e -
the latter part of September, and was " Tue
citizens in a public meeting at w1icn O'Ie''0' "
made by prominent citizens. JIG vas "''o No"oi'1 .,
the Fenian Brotherhood in torchig"' ""'
responded to the compliment in lsw re"afA"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

SEVENTH REGIMEyT DRILLs.-The drills by
wing of this vellknuwn Regiment will commence the
arst week Ia January and be continued weekly until
tbs close Of the season. The first OF the series will not
be public except TO members OF the press, officers OF
the army AMI National Guard The exhibition drills
viii take pce at the erd Of the season. Drills by bat
tailor o. tNp Ompanles are public.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Hopr.-Thcre is yet hope for the dyspoptc :
IA MOI desuair II YOU hare been unable to mud relief
HooiIANIf5 GEW.AS birfEA' Will cure any ana every
gor,plstrt Ia viii remove the yellow aud salOa ap.
pcarInce from the skin and eyes II Wi restore the
neryous svstein % its original vieor. ana give entire
Leelth To ibe BODY. For sale by al Dgngtlsi- lhey
are moi uscd as n beverage. Agent. III. 4. HLLMBoLp,
Druggist No. 59i broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
CITY NEWS.

ACKNOwLEDGEMBsTs.-Th following dona-
tions and subscriptions have been received for the
purpose Of establishing House of Reception to promote
the reformation of fallen women"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Every one who has an acre lot, a garden, q
fruit farm vineyard orchard. house to build oct
buildings to erect. home to cmbelish aud beautiy
should send for 1nr HoHUCuITuET-T. See their ed'
yeriisement our eighth pagc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

At "a FinnI Meeting otthe FIFTEENTH WAROtH
cRUirIsS ASSOCIATION. held FRIDAY EvENllO,
Nov IL, At was
ReoTed That the balance in the treasury should - ape
prated for the relief of destitute widow OF decessed do
ard 20 tho children Of disabled soldiers boaoraby dschresI
J. A. VAN BUSKIRK. Acting Chairnse
CHARLES w. DARLING, Trsasurec.
ALyRED NakpRHBURGH, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Non.ArriyaI OF the Belginu.

FATHER POINT Nov. l2-9P.M
There is nothing of the steamer Bel gian
from Liverpool ID via Londonderry ID inst Weather
cold and snowing
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
By.DOE<IYN NE WS.

A POLICEMAN STABBED.-Thomas Collins and
bis wife Catharine were brought 20 tie for,y.ihrd
Precinct StationIOu on Friday night on ihc charge
f os.aultiDg and dangerously stabbing wiih khHe,
oaicer ndfewa called into Their house 80 -
Carrolst by daughter Of accused. who stated thni
fr f,,ber was killing hor mother. The officer fonnd
rii;,s hea,uo Lis wife IN most brutal manner and
~ once seizcd him Tie woman, forgetting the treat
men she had Just received Jumped al the ohcer l5e
tirress and holding one OF bis arms the IusDanu ic
icssc1 himself and selzng knife. inflicted danger
ope stab iu his (the Oicers) neck. OmceTB hoindhy
and Oswald, being attracted by the noise went 70
HndrewB assistance and took The Two INTO cLs.DnJ'
ur. Andrews was attended 10 by Df. CVcuiuA WIZ, ,
GndinC his INJURIES Of serious character GIcoie" MS
transfer 10 the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
fAdvertis-meG', I

TIE FINEST OyRgCOATs EVER SEgS rs THIS
COUNTRY nj Popular Prices.
!. V. BEoKAw No. ~ Lafiyettc-place. aud
No - Fouiib.avc., opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
JgpPERs. No. 573 BROADWAY.

The Oniy place ia the ci.y where
LADIES Coon iours AND SIIOEs AND GENIIEIEN's
EMBROIDERED SIIrPFHs can be had at low prices.
JEFiRa-. No. SO BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

A Convention Of the colored people Of South
Carolina will assemble in Charleston Nov 20 Eacn
district Of the StGe Is entitled 10 the same mum pcI oi
delegate that Il sends TO the lower branch of the
Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

FUNERAL or GEORGE AREOLD.-Tbe 1nneral
Of George Arnold takes place to-day at the receiving
faut al Greenwood 70 which his friends are iRyited.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

The gentleman who introduced the BURGLAR
At,ry IgttsrArn. that he nigh, know how late th'
voung gentlemen keep company with his daughter re-
P'''' T.. HoLyEs, 10. l93 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
The Souih.
RELIEF OF THE DESTITUTE,
REVIVAL or INDUSTRY,

Tho south.
RELIEF OF THE DESTITUTE
REVIVAL or INDUSTRY,
EDUCATION OF TUE MISSES.
In view Of the general distress for food ID dothins q NJ
hana Georgia aagd other States desoaed the war the
desned invite their fellow citizens os melting Ame
lean Union Commission OF Conper lnstitte on MONDAH
ENfNiNG Nov, l3, at u O'Clock.
A. a. Low, B. " BCTLR
PETER COOPER AN;TURGES.
A. r. WETMORE, H. III. VAN LCK
CHARLES BUTLER r. n HAVEE
e. X. ROBERT, yOSEH r. CCIINS.
MILTON SMITH, NATHAN BISfOH,
STEPHEN Fl. TYING, ID. d., JOHN T. ADAIS
JOSEPH STUART, MORRIS X JEiShuP
n II. GRINNfLL, WILLIAM ADAJy d. D..
SIMEON DRAPER, HENRY CLEW
SAMUEL SLOAN, JAMES STUAKl
JOHN j. PHELPS.
IN accordance with tls ssl public meeting wlbe I'D q
announced
The Hon. r. D. MORGAN viii preside
Addrspes are positively promised by
The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER
ErCov POLLOCK Of Penn,
Gen. CLINTON B. PfSKE, aud
The Rev JOS. p. THOMPSON, D. D. y
We have assurances also Of addresses from b
Major Gen. MEADE, a.
Gov. PARSONS OF Alabama,
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