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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

- The largest and finest stock of furs in the
State going at cost ct Baker 4 Mclver's
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

A RARE CHArcE.-Baker & McIvsr are clos
Ing out their immense stock OF furs at cost
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

Hses all the pages Of The Sentinel to a.y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL Il SURGICAL INSTITUTE
~ east Market ST..
Nearly Opposite the Post once
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,

pref. o.. y. ABOnN. W. ID, prsnetpst.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO DISEASES on TnE
- Rye and Esf, a. well - ell forms OF disease. both
acute aud chronic. Consultation confidential and rtstui
tous isns'as-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
From Rev. p. r. Russell. LYNN Ma

FROM heN r X husseu, Lynn Mass
have been much troubled with Cstarh Of the wors
type for some twenty years II gradually grew
producing cough and hosrseness destroying
smell, and breaking down my general health such
degree a. 10 compel me 20 resign psstorats and
pend public speaking
made digent use Of the useful remedies, such o.
snus OF different kinds nitrate OF silver tar water olive
tar and inhalatons but without any salutary effects
Last summer heard OF Dr LghthilI's successful
OF treang catarrh, visited him. and put myself under hs
treatment. began Immediately 20 improve, and this
Improvement has gone TIL the present time. Ny
catarrh has gradually melted away my cough has dis
appeared, my voice has become natural, and am
more able TO preach the blessed gospel let advise
all troubled with catarrhal difficulties apply Dr.
Lghthill. r. b. RUSSELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

Fro Rev Nelson Eastwood Pastor Of the FIRST Baptist
Church OF Dexter, Mich.
DrrRorr. Nov. n, 1854.
DR. LtcHrmIL-Dear Sir. would respectfully inform
TO the progress Of my since under
treatment during your last visit.
when then consulted you had been seriously sfact
ed shout fourteen years with Catarh in its
accompanied with deafness. so much inprov-
ed and my general health very much beiter-so remark
ably sothat cheerfuly tender you ths Of my
reference, should you have occasioa 20 need n.
can heartily recommend you TO the public generally
have already done SO to my more intimate friends.
Please accept this slight testimonial Of your skill
and my grateful thanks for the benefit have received
your hands. Truly yours, NELSON EASTWOOD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

DrThoff, November }, Isb<-
Ds LIesTHILLs Having been under pour treatment
since your last visit to Detroit, aud being cured desire
10 express my deep felt gratitude for The attention and
benefit have received at your hands. very seri-
ousy affected With catarrh In s worst stages for many
years, aud also deaf, sometimes totally Ny general
health Was 80 debilitaed that compelled 60 shan-
don business entirely One months treatment has made
me feel like a new man, and have resumed my &C
equations. the disease having leo almost entirely.
have recommended you 10 several who are similarly
afflicted and shall continue to do Please accept my
wsrrnest thanks, and believe me, yours truly,
n wILBER,
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Telegraphic Dispatches

ssroxrrD s1rsrssLr pAnrsrArs ssSnxsL.
TFor Morning xepert See First Page.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17

Howe sewing Machine Company, No02O
sAxtAA -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17
Cur,ous Geological Specimens.

II. French consul genera In shsngh'e hs ju"
sen, 10 the garden Of aoellmsrtsron, In Pans two
unknown an mails The o-e I. mollusk' called
"Thou.no.D4a." which Is used by tue A1ngl Tar
tar, for the preparation Of vinegar. When NC
snlm, s put into certain qusDNiy OF iresh "s'o'
Strong vinegar. Pater Hue, tie celebrated mia'on
sry, over Ely years ACC, gave desr7pion o. th'
.pinll and i.s strange qualities but Was iaughe-
At and sueercd Al by The scientific world M
rr.,srt OF the cossul general corroborst's now I'M
.tatetuepts in every rarticulsr. The second 10
trtle, al,3 seut ON China, covered with gree
hairs These are har Nv visible until the animal
put into water but then trey bec1ms eNpandee
ik. tie flowers sprea ing In every directon,
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doub,ed th,, The sn,srpriss has now collapsed (;
,b. leaders are In custody and IN fair way 70 con.
,e,on: Their followers are covered With ridicule,
q thing thsi an Irishm,n hnds hard 70 bear"
There 10 no question ths, the British Government
10 less spprshensivs at the present time. concern
Ing the fsnisns, than Il was before the work OF
suppressing the movement was commenced.
II was supposed In England, and in this country
TOO, th.t the frS blow s.ruek at Fsnisnisn would
stir up The whos ORGANIZATION. snd that
The tocs Of liberty would thea sound throl.hou'
Tho length snd breadth Of ireland, ealing
the faithful 70 the rescue Of their comrades Bi'
there mas been nothing Of the kidd. large nrn-
Der Of persons have been arrested, nut they are
Represented to he ali Of The rank snd file variety Of
Fsn.anl-ths leaders sppt-cnlly max ns il q po'n'
W keep conveniently out Of harms way. why u
hisf whers srs a. l.sdsrsi II the freedom oil
| Ire ,nd 10 contemplated, why do they not tli'k'
now, before the letters are rir:isd more ugA''s ;
aud before the arrested on are iminurd WYNN
| pris9n walls. And why IRE the fenian lssdets on
this ado ~ tie Atlantic Tnue a. DIS erhcA
iuncluref Are they doing anything toward G'
gre., end 10 which they pretend 70 10 devoted
and II not whore 10 the tnoney--the eight million
dol sr.-vhich has been collected in tbs country
o,.ensibly 70 he used in tho liberation Of Ireland
These are questions Ihn mu" he answered
Hundreds Of brave patriots are now IN tbs cus'odl
Of ihe British Governmsnt aud Il they have btoi
deuied and Tucked iato their pressn! 'itu't0n ol
dssi gning leader. who are making mono" CO .
the ignorant anu susceptible, II ought 70 - pub
licly Known. AZ PsnisniSn IL not q WhJ.sbal
speculation. let the truth DO made pubnc.
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To All Who vi.h {. Vote.

Rrxvxnrn shat to-day Tuesday iS III. tin. de-
signa,od By the Registry Law fer tue regi'itst m
Of all voisr, IN this city Isd Brooklyn. lss .bso-
lu,sly necessary, In orier to be qualified for vo'-
ing, ihs, every siector shall spply Ia person 81
the poll.ng place ia his election district nd have
bis n.ms properly enrolled upon Tie h's Of voters.
According to the Law, ever person who on cleo
ton day, shall no, have attended TO this msster,
will b. debsr,d from voting, and !, need not he
expected that any personal or political influence
will secure 10 acceptance Of in case thu
voter hs, no, coupled with the registry sipulA-
ton There will 10 two days ARR today and
be fore The election. when voters may register bu
this /, the regular dag appointed for that purpose
aud al who possibly eau should take advantage O.
H. On Friday and Mond-y next presiding the
election the Registers will usn to revise and cor
rect their Lists and on those days parties who have
failed TO register may have their names placed
upon the lists. We adviss electors therefore, u
go to tie polling-pls,ss To-DAr, see LAT their
names are registered, and thu, make sure TIA
they will have no trouble on election day.
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sMIndlina the Government.

There arc very strong indications that the Cow
ruueni s being ourASeou,ly swindled In the
,ale of army and navy .ppurtenances which are
% progress at ,arlou, points, Horses, wagons,
lothlng, medical aud commiss.ry stores, naval
transports, and, In fact, nearly all the equipments
u the service ASIDE from war munitions, arc now
ssins add At auction, and The prices obtained for
she.e articles are Indicative Of rsscality ~ ne
~hers For instance, sale Of twenty thousand
army overeoats occurred few days ago Al IS.
louis, and tho 10, WAS knocked down to party
q ~ At Tor tlty thousand dDlArg-tUO AUD a
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DRATHs.

CANSoN-on Sunday, Oct. IS, Budget the be
loved sister Of Barney, Patrick and john Cannon.
aged ~ years
The relatives and friends, and sl-o her sister sa-
rsh, are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral.
nom her late residence, "a West l6tb 81 this 1ues-
day afternoon, at O'Clock. 122
CQRSELL-on Monday. Oct 16, Aaron Cornell,
In the 4th year Of his are
HIS friends, the meml Of the Society Of Friends,
end the members Of the v. l.. Suov Soc al I mon.
no L. are invltei 70 attend the funeral vice this
afternoon ~ 0clk from his la o, &c zee, = Eat
ssthr. Ihe remains viii Le taken 70 Ulster County
Tor inierment. l3I
DEhAREsr- ~ Mcun, Vernon Oct II. Nsrrs-
ret a. only dsighier OF Henry n. AID ueen Mira
leu ased yoirs anu " days.
FObDE-On Monday, Oct. 10, loGb X.rv, wife Of
HENRI WIN. Forde, vrin,er tdaughtef Of the lste
fst lex MCGOWAN Of Sligo lTe.Gnd,) the 3vth yesf
Of her nre.
The friend, Of tn. family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her bus
esnu. 40 fhLsbeth -, on Nednes isy, 18th inst Al
ff. ". sligo urel.ndJ paIeu pioase copy al
hOOSEY-On sund.y, after a short iilness. Mrs
Ann Mooney, In the 6sth yesr Of her ace.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and tho.e
OF her Sons, Andrew B, Edward ". Mooney and
James II Harden, are respectfully invited 10 attend
tho funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, oct. II, At
O'clock. from the residence her son, James Il
DArden, 3Jg Eighth ave, without further invita-
| jon. los
| SCHTEFFELTN- ON SATURDAY, Oct IL Henry II
Schiohslin- In the SD year Of his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited Il
attend the funeral tuesday. oct. IL, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, from his late rezidsncc, 10 East z0.h a. with
| out further invitation. eCJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17

ses York, NonfGy, Oct 10, G F.M-Gold ha, been
STEADY end quiet to-dsy At 1l5 1857, The afternoon
quotation, Of tho general stock market. compared
y,,h those Of sa'urday afternoon show decline o.
trom i 10 3 ner CEN Governments were duh and
d,oopine The loan market wss active a. : per cent
ThI'e VS. conileralle inquiry Tor mon 8, tlt the
vp,iv vas anne Commercial pspe- va quiet A.
!. percen' Foreign EXCHANGE vs- fru er leading
orevcis tx M ~. toI 6tdAys tlerllne. The bsnk
statement. this week, shows decline inleca tender.
of . iGptFT IN deposits decline OF So ~ H3G and
l0gnt decline o. -. S,I3. The specie haz ucrtafoi
sAA9i,b4i On Change TO-DAY Flour opened nm AMI
= oso' bc lover wheat opened hr'. but ric'Ci dun
AMI lover FOR sptinR and lc. &c. lover TOR Nin r
Corn we &c. love-. Oats we're uuu npi lc low r
Iprk ras lover Rec was s.Gady. Lard vas dull and
Malskpy Nas more active.
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A Nsshington correspondent says'
Letters from New Orleans report the susnp' 70
70 istsr the negroes Tor voting purp ses " sosn
duned. 1he withdrawal Of troops rom we ooutn
l,,vos tho people t1sro TO &C, IN the iutnre ior
tlem.ye., .nd Il remains 10 be seen Whs' they
an Un.kc Of "tbe situation" The south has
,rsntudous responsibility In graphing with TIE
startling issue t.nO negro quettonl ma, hss oeen ~
len il hy the war, snd the upshot Of tha' issue Nln
bc looked or with interest never btiore snSs n.
A. present, he disposition Of the msJorily on we
ueoolo 7, 70 iet the negroes severely aione Ihoee
w. Nere once our slaves" a,id Noodle Iany 70
m. 1--WE have dons with forever. never sghb can
L ey enter our houses ia any capacity, ioC w ~
Gar rather do our own work and drudsery th1n
have them about ~. Tbs" sad she "a .no ieel'
iny all over Mobile, sud among those Win whou,
Ihavo couyessoi while on my journey hiInet.
| On many Of The plantations II 10 The tsme' anu
unless cools abor or white labor % ptoearietd,
lie probabilities are that cotton eEIil' aAon wiz ~
| .Iu,6s, Who'll ' abandoned. A. present. tho aver
| ago o, plantations whereon tie negroes are ~orH
| iuy Is hired ,sborers IL not one 10 hundred -
&C impaired With those that were worked beiofe u'
/
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Coal.

The market advance Ia the price " coal which
has taken place within few ysArs past, and which
seems TO US unlikely materially 10 s6A1e tor some
years TO come mskss the details Of the coal Indus
Try more interesting ~ the general public than
they have hitherto been. II Is generally believed
thA, the gree, increase OF the cost Of anthracite to
the consumers in this city Ia due, eAio0y, to tho
combination OF large producers who AFRO thought
10 have . monopoly OF tho business. To certain
extent this Is true, but the combination Includes
| A, many parties hundreds H colUsrs, several
! ARG. railroad auI canal companies, the msay
| Wholesale dealers OF this aud other citios,) aud
thsir sbiity W eontro the pg.ee is based on such
| an extensive demand, that cons ltnefa cLl laFdly
| h.pe 70 form countercombinAtons sufficiently
| pj Nerful to affect the general prce. Their only
! relief must he sougt in some means for procuring
| Their own suppl a. less shan VIC ruling rates
/ Fer purposes OF Illustration We VIII recr 70 ne
Industry in Schuy III CHupty, Pa, which dlte $
IN no essential particular lrUm the vi kesborro
District, except IlaI its coleres are generally
worked by pnvaie hrms, rather Than by large
companies. The : buy Kill District includes The
first TWO Of the tnieo great anthracite te.lL which
are tapped by tie Heading and tie LctLgh lines Of
railroad. Tie colhGues Of thess helds are usually
Of q capacity Of from three hundred 30 i've humid
red tons Per day but shey never receive suihyiens
number " cars 70 Sc their hll possible yield -
market All the collieries are "ra!e," At ther full
capacity by tho railroad companies, and supplied
daily wish their proportion ot suen cars as may
.rnve. The number furnished never has been,
and probably never will he, nearly many Al
could 10 hllsd. New collierss are being uI susd,
aud the capacity OF old ones Is boinS Increased
faster than the means OF rgnsporIauln possibly
can be A ooery having daily Iara1iIy
OF tire, hundred and hty tens, uEual,y sh.l,
,wo hundred aud hhy. Slch collery is worth
say Two hundred thousand dollars, Gni II
. | costs about ten thousand collars per month
20 work ii Tho coal cos.s tween only for sAp
meut!, say II IS PER ton. 10 ,A.s IIass 10 sd-e
I the royalty lsay o. -, ulshng mo cyst t i-.u
n and preparation ~ 81 per ton. lne cusI o.. .l.us
poItsuUn iTon AshlIuI ~ PaAAaslp.is - 81 )
sMppinq expenses 1t Phils ielpaia 5Ut., trAnspora
y nunt T. New YORK - IS, ulAklag totGl OF a. 4s
r Aiung tie cost al We co.eTy, Nc lL4 the CO.. c
: . laug ,ou C2,2+J lJs.l - O. A--ns ,re uulo.
~ lpg and egrtsgs, Tho est delivered AZ houses II
4. tl.s ..tN suoud not exceed -. The rels price
n now sl3 per IJn. lhls 80 c.!eyenee q. s. WIG
Ia lyldel sbouI ~ ioCNs;-ly vac eo l.r - I
!. .ns wholesale dsa!si ivhS u DIAL ths pfslucu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17
F,uiapI.m-A Few Qucltions.

Eos Eugl.sh papers Of late date exhibit s'' I'M
e..uess sud more Of the boAssful disposition con-
.,rnlug die Ferisn movement than they did . lew
woe, ago. Tie London TINS again makes sport
>. tie organization. In recent number 'ha'
@arpAl says
The unlucky Fenians must Just now he sors!y
discouraged. Not their romsntic nsmg' nor " elr
,rnDusing numbers, nor their mysterious orghnisa-
uop' nor their grand purpose have svalled .
.rouss the admiration or sympathy o. The Wor a.
Now tina, the Irish police have coms down upon
lsm every one has his aing Of them"
On rnoz ,hsa goss On W say 10 eannSs y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17
STHE NEW YORK sun.
T1.rsnAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1865.
Ipirorm suffrage.

tnh"'" ..a
Ink su'"o'' u '1 -, ...,,,. ro,i,,c.l
20 MAKE AZ Jus" a.. u,.,,.., meas.
h'rm'ny 70 'ne 'oO" a A.. cation. tn.
IRE eonnuce " WV pH,,., a.. ,,.i,.d states
unpreeec nei pro- ,,,,rd.d upon
b" m'"e unuer WV 49,, .v;d,,c, ,bu the
hsi eoh'L'u'ion' n. 1T, 20 such ,hing
WORK "u "', ~. 20, N, trainers Of TIE
iD .''' - ..-..,I. ALL. wisdom in FORM
.-.-..,,,,,,. they could no,
iAs ne O." " 0 ,,,ds .g,ips, dangers
p'c' INV" Wv 30, v,.,bl.. Two fruitful
ms - - ..,,.,,,r which, perhaps, nigh,
u'"', " 49, 49, .r.,,,, BY Abe Federal com-
-,.r. c,u,ed dissonsion, dis.
'P'''' 80. ,t..,,bou, the country. Ono II,
p'" SUI :, ,.,,do,n the other, tina, Of SUI
'"' -. .ne, long ,sars OF bitter
",s'' ..r,,..pg In [. dreadful civil
~, 10. ,rr,voc,bl, settled, and
=, 4, A.. Constitution, with regard
Wv y, =. .A,.d hv an .nsndrnsnl Tho
80. %, ,,c,.s. ,.u,,r. however. and unlsss
ps nj, +, ,don,.d 70 pl,e. /, ou, Of the
!, 80, d,.,,,s.o,' ,h,r, /, DANGER unh
..,,.,aa ,r,o ..,,ou. ,vil. Tnsre 10 no
do,h, AZ !, .ch 1. N. ,spI,nev G, ME question In
a. ,,...r, ,ha.. W. all ,.nomb.r tho pitch to
,h,oh ,,,,Ic .,ci,.r,,, "a. earned ten years ago
a. AZ. t,uo,-x ., K,o,, So,b,npisn,, the sudden
,,n,.,ng a novo,f,I Marty pledged 70 the virtual
d,.,,,nch,,en.n, ~ foreivusr, Al Other points in
an, b,,,orv ~ MI, country p,rtiesI have been IN
.,,r.a n d,.or,,,,. poor men from voting, and W
-. ,g..c. d,.s,d.r, ,,,, . rrop.r,v ou,lih-
-, 4, 4. a. ,,o,.,ch,c.l countries. o,h,r
,1 a. .. .....,,.- -. ,,o,o ,,,,. ,o
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nj 10 the retail dealer III be denver fuu WesnN
Al A cargo OF Goa. is usually from one nun
d,,d and afty 70 two hundred toos. III number
NJ persons requiring together this smount OF cos-
m enc or two sizes, would unite In purchasing
csrvo Al the wharf here, they would obtsin Their
supply for fully dollar per ton less toan ,ne
re.a price and they would be sure Of receiving iuI
yeqbt which In . very Important cons dersnon 70,
A carro might be bought 81 The head Of s'nuylsh
Canal nj the GOLFERS rates, and saving succtso
Of eve dollars per ton, but the suporin ton0enco o.
H.. purehase aud trans pments would 70 hea'y
cbafys on o nge cargo and .5ers woui1 te some
~. tLat the ictail pice would III before the
e,reo would arrive here. Such an o. Grafton as
this 10 b. fully su.,cisiI, $40 I'D be en,efed mo
by a .uffici,ut hunter Of consumers 10 u!
thousand tons. and hey should employ ac' upe.eH'
pur,a asiug s.en,. Properly managed, II ous o. 70
sf,ct saving Of at least two dollars per ton lac
most ila,cioua course 20 adopt. II 10 were lossl-
lef5t . 1uffic ent number OF men 10 asstcsS
theusclv YES / lethor, aud 70 employ compe'ent shu
bouest uen 70 manAgs the oetsils oil so Ihse
busincas, would be TO buy n cOllitry, reason
sbis price, and to mine and transport tnelr Own
coal. In fact, thisis the principle on when VIZ
Mutual Coal Companies are iorrnel ahu ,hoy oL.i
certain advantages to consuiucrsi bu' tiet 'sp'N
ia, in some instances Gied sitwo " hree hue'
tic valns OF tho cohery. rendering u propaoIe tna
In Tho long run moro prots viii accrue 70 NhOs'
who sell stock than " those who buy ". henCe J
| IA important 10 all who design to invest thel
money in Mutual Coal Companies 70 inquire into
lue standing % It's oticera and 70 certain WI"
| gool coal N no las besu secursi.
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Tn. Epl.copai Convention.

The Episcopal Convention, In Philadslphii'
which has been In session nearly two weeks, gives
no evidence Of being near tho adjournment The
cause Of this unususl protfacton Is believed to he
tue difficulty experienced IN rsconcing the North
ern md the Southern branche. Of the Church.
Upon the general question Of reunion, there Is
| sp osrenuy no disagreement between tho repre-
sentatlvss Of the two sections but the discussions
upon collateral issues are excited and proirsctei
Il would sesm, however, that Guco the pol.te'l
reunion Of ths North and South progresses 30 favor
ably, tier, ough, 10 10 serious obttsels 90 the
junction Of the two branches Of the CarstiAn
Church, provided tho respective representatives
~, IN accordance w,h the precep,s Of ITO Great
Head Of the Chur,h. His duo TO The members OF
tho Convention from ITO Northern States TO say
that they have eyinced . more conci'iStory spirit,
| and have exhibited . gr.sler desire TO reconcile
| differences than have their Southern brethren.
| TIL. latter seem .omswhs, unwilling to rescind
,h,ir action In h,ughuly severns their connection
with the Northern Church at the commencement
Of the rebellion and the tone Of their discussions
shows that they have MOI strictly followed the
scriptural injunction OF charity and forgiveness
/. 10 to be hoped, however, thA, the Convention
will succeed in h.rmoninng all the existing sub
Iects Of dispute, no, only because Of church IN
terssts, but also IN view OF tho influences whiet
such . reunion would have upon .hs country q
| large.
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DAwNBRoKERS SALE THIS DAY :
AlORsEs. CARRIAGES. &c

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN WHO
1Awants horses cheap, for business . and yesrs
sound and kind els aud So, at $50 First ave-
the bu'cher's shop tho owner gave M business POI
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A STYLISH GRAY MARE, LONG MANI
"A and tail u hand, hlsh: With WAGON and harness,
II required. Can bs all this week ~ 70 Gouver-
n a.. &C
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r AIDES FATHER MATHEW r, 4,
POLITICAL.

OOD WARD-1HE DEMOCRATIC FLEC-
= - ore Of the I'D Ward are requested 70 M, 81 at
Na,Iunsl Hall, this evening, at ~ O'Clock, ior the
pIIpose OF euTolling their names preparatory 70
IounInga Ward ORGANIZATION when every democrat
v IA have opportunity OF expressing his preference
for deiegs,eL Ge AND TO correct and eorn the PIE
sent corTup. system vi Primary Elections. MICH tEL
CUNSELLf. III
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SAVINGS 1ANNs.

., ave cor. q a. Cpen daily. Interest p = cent
nc 81 tsA. Deposits made or before Octol eI 2Us
l p lhtere't nom Oct. Let. SAM IL NLWBY.
IIefllent JAMtS J. CHAMhEELAIN. Sec. 3l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-17

SIX HORSES FOR SALE-SUlTABLE FOB
~ coal csrts; also Canadian ponies; to he seen "a
grocery s1oso cor. OF Gold al. and M,Iue avenue,
Brooklyn. .sI