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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
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BrnHAr on OFDNANCR. l'AVY ULFE' -
XVAsgI.CT0N CITY, nov. ~, ihD''
ON WV GANNO\ Notice rs

GALE OF NAVY CANNON-Notice is
- hereby given that tie hfs Day OF p.,,'jo ,i
next at II clock noon. there will b. so.d a. TuDl-
TIE Navy Yard, Philadelphia, PENN one "1"4' - ~
ninety.h O9jj cd cannon. ,,. tslf ,',s
Thee guas are b. sold by the pound tnd one iai'
pureiase money b 70 De pad At the completion ol ' o'
snd the other haN upon TIE removal o te ghs by yLr
chaser which removal must take Place wilhn ten da9' '
W.T. ''' ~ N a. WISE Chief Of Brrcau.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

MILITARY DIVISION Of THE MISSlS-
aDAETERNAsTERs QEFiCaEg L. MILITARY RAIL
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GoyEnNMENT RAILROAD
MILITARY DpIsIox or rHE TESyEssEE, }
CBIEE QUARTKEShsTERs ofg1cE l. >. MI r. X
WILL be SOLD AT fUbLiC Auction. On Novsm-
s.I y 49, At the Foo, Of 'op.-'..'' y. 70 & 50'
On Neveu,ber Is. i65 a. .s i o the Jeaersonvle Raj.
'''0 iSSfF NiSfF FLAT CARS, GhUGE 4FT. q INCHES
Cn November27. los, a. loais'ihe' hy.
snoEe s,act, Eu.i.e Truck,
rsisisl rcd, Eel sn3 t,.ms,
5OOJJ Pounds 0; Scfao !Ion. 1T. ,.,t ~,
On December 1855, MenFn'' Tenn the crtie s,o. q
tbe u Mi,ary Railroad snPi.r' remaining Oh lo 81 '
pace oon,isting IN part % i,i2ws;
(6Ol Eighty tuus assorcd iion,
CscO) Esht hundred tuns seTaP Iron
Ol Eight tons assorted Steel,
GJ one tn Pi2 Lead. ,
And general assortment o! .ns s:orrs suitable Tor 'a'
co. december llt 1865 a, Nashville, Tenn the enti.,
EsiIosd Ing on hand tie General Supp store con
,is,ibs IN part as ielow.;
(SOj Eshtv tuus Boiler snd Iens iron,
(3sj T6itvIve tuns assorfed ~tsrL
(sNi Three hundred tuas ,lsT ron vrousit and ctst
~ 80, qenty I'VE thousand pounds Engine bras Castings
a., Pine Cos Fixtures o. al Ainda.
is,ss fss,' Baincea Bra.. GoEs Of every de's2-
49,. GloSe Valves, al sizes.
Gn,s Cav. Lining and I4Inping
Wssaers wrought and cast Bar, nj. ~
Hai aLd SpiSes, lfo" ma 'oppei h'''' e--
hsIets, b.iih
Stth. Glass AID Paint, % al sheet copper un1 hIsH
Lrd. Chains and Rope Of ell sizes
p,u-fsdI anna Elocks, Tackle and Snatch
Cookirg stoves and FiItures. heLys Hcad L'sh'''
EtaB sLoftt. 10. tft.-.t r.,f.
Rubb4r 10! SPRING Betting Gum, and Lea"nT Ih'-, h"'
Ano Screw 1inwre Of al kinds and almost every 49,
suitbe or Railroad opeIa4ons' 81 tLe very O''' F-'
Also
C3 Three large Laihes Stevens Bro. Manufsct1rrrs
a. Two Fialer sellers D. 1 .'"I si'is -. a..
al one Bolt Gutter ana oeaf Cut.e. OoHd bIo' Manu-
farture. ,,...
IL One A1e cut % Lathe. Werner whitney
f2) Two Fan Blowers (nedIfnl
al One Tr!.enf Engine. O. !toise Power. -
1Ii One z! Hammer au4 EDp4De How ella Patent
nj One BrSOfnheld stchrl H4mu.-r
al One sellers Steam Hammer ,
vii also be sold o. the time, large amount oi
perycesbe and secondhand kLIo-o IooA o. al xmas con
Sistng oi
WheelwIghu Tools.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
1eaebrrs.

LADY Of respectabiliy, English , gdqG9lon i,oy y.
"a and eYprrieucc in teaching w'hr' Stu 10 .,
family to teach children Of ne sane A5e,s =
on OIL jet az pleasant home ana hlN' p''T
SELDOM, Norkville 7. O.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

1T HORSES,srd NULES.-Wi be sold at public eGction u,
yrf the month Of November the highest bidder a; the
time and places named below viz:
NFkN-NORK
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

tTHIs EsTABLIsBnRsT DOES Not ADVERTISE IN rHs
NETWORK HERALD)
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03
g. haos oaa 90 tsissde I'D aeg NEW SEP No Goa
. na g W.. Ozs0

let them understand they are of the number Of
f4ose whose society the Apostle has also for.
b!deen to N, el0quently prohibiting Us from
even saying unto them-HaiH May the al
nefctful God, hearing our prayers grant that
via the aid Of his grace, the inSonsafe may re-
t4rn p reason. and those who have gone -.
6ay be Lad back to the path Of justice! May
God grant that after the suppression 81 the az.
plaved men who. By the aid Of the above mem
npnd ocieties, gave themselves up to impious
80 et1minAl acts. the Church and human socioA
~ my Be able To- repose In some degree from
Numerous and inveterate evils. In order that
CT VOWS may BE- heard, let d also pray 10 our
nedhnix with tho al clement God 14heim0st
holy Vlryin-that mother Immaculate from her
kftA tQwhom Il has been granted 10 over
Troy TIA enemies Of the Church and mon
stroe errors Let Us equally pray for the pro-
teeoon OF tho blessed Apostles, Peter and Paul
~ whose glorious blood this noble city has
bean Anctihed. We have confidence that with
their assistance and aid We shall the more
easily obtain what We ask Of the Divine bounty
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03
Me.sege OF Gov. Perry.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Oct. 26.-Gov. Perrys
message was read before the legislature To-
day. He says that though his appointment
was made several months after the other pro.
visional governors, South Carolina is now q
far advanced in reconstruction as any other
State. By rest ring those who were In civil
Office ct suspension of the civil government, he
greatly expedited reconstruction. This mees-
ure ives objected to BY the military authorities,
but he was sustained BY President johnson. to
whom will be assigned in history the glory of
having reconstructed The broken, dismantled
fragments of the repuLc without marring its
4 civil liberties.
He alludes to the nes constitution az popu-
lar and democratic, insl,r; NJ the people with
zeal and energy In desH ping the resources
of the State; and recommends the fostering
of internal improvements and manufacturer,
and the encouragement of foreign immiera.
ton; also that she shall not be dependent az
heretofore, on the Western States for horses.
mules, cattle. hogs, bacon, lard, and beef:
nor on the Northern States for furniture. az.
ricultural implements, and clothes; but should
raise, grow, and make every thing for them
selves. Now that slavery il abolished, labor Il
made more honorable, more necessary. Young
men must become tradesmen, manufacturers,
mechanics. Northern friends arc invited to
come. Immediate provision must be made for
the protection by the government Of the freed
men. This Il expected BY the President and
Congress, and win remove al pretext for mill
taly rula t-s
The election ofelectou Of President and Vice
President of the United States should be given
TO the people, and an early day fxed for the
election Of members Of Congress. Should
those elected be in Warrington with their ere
dentials when the clerk calls the roll they can
not be excluded, more than those from AaseA-
chusess. No man IN 60uth Caroline can take
the test oath without perjury. Il 10 not the
policy of the President to enforce this, and he
believes that it Is mot the policy Of Congress.
An election h necessary for two United
Of March last, and the other for The unexpired
term Of March, 161.
He recommends the Issuing Of State Bond
and selling them 70 pay tho 6tats dehs ~
avoid present tAxntioa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03
ST. LOUIS LETTER.
Con pleSlon OF the News Eievasor-Ita
Capacity = RaiIread Conneetion
with 90. Raul. sioi17a4 DIS VIA

4 81. LOUIS, Oct. 26, 1855
Editor of TIE st. P0sl P;onsef. ~ ~ s9-iSii
The mammoth grain elevator that bas Been
In the course sf construction on our legen fR
the last year, Is completed, md has alreadvps-
ceived anumber Of barge loads of grain from
your State. Knowing that the erection Il
grain elevators IN tLous b { matter h whiex
thepeopae Of ysur HtaAe have hres pecuniaty
inberest-as under hiLtgptem, II hsn1iinreEainj
river freights win be largely reducsd,- ~
thought short description would Of inter.
est to your readers. The building hasa 'front.'
ago on the Mississippi Of $50 feet, and l. 81
feet b depth. The foundation rests upon the
,soNa reck. From the bottom. Of thef0mdAe
ton which ID seven feet ae the base; 10.
the comb Of the root 4 17e feet b ooa-
aims 100 bins, holding each 10, 600, bushels,
Il has two large river elevators which VIII
handle 50, 900 bushels Of grain per day; twelHe
railroad elevators which win handle q much
more In the eane time When the North Mis-.
souri, Railroad shall be extended through IOWA
and thence through your beautiful State to tue
lovely city Of 81 Paul. n. Win become the
greatest graln Carrying rcad " the West M = /
nois Central u to Illinois shwN run through
. country already well settled, --settled too BY
. people second to mona on the globe for ener.
~ and enterprise. il viii fosm another and q.
closer link between the two cities on the great
river. When The ftosts Or winter Close the
Eastern markets 70 you % the North, BY this
ronte you can have a outlet short and direct
The St. LOSS people are, teginning TO b
wide awake To tha imnortance Of thie Rsilroed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03
rAe ny GOOD. A..siss.-

., - lref9T1I NHw ToRKs Cktuboe a. 1006
The following are he ouoissons of ur, Co..
to-day-agen q prices:
BROWN Corsons- ppaeton ard Prinoetoa sse.
Albion, s0c. Portsmouth,, 2sc, Indian Orchsrd "
Bic; B, Ssc; 9, SIC. -
+ HLzAdase C0rross-Ba. tlett's 81 Inch, sexe: Sc
inch, ssc; - inch, 46c - inch &c; Lonsele 41c.
70. tsmouth r ste. as,i,'s,.,,,. f.,,e7a, -
Il xPKIH1s-American. SIC; Speagues, SEC Rich.
m0nd. l9c 1901 e. 70 1873 SOL .
, INNkas-Amoskeag A. S3H06zk060e; Har-
vesfer, S61s Portsmouth ayfc; Princeton, New
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03

The Pope issued an allocution on the
SOth of September, directed against Free
masonry and secret societies in general.
II is supposed to be called out more es-
pecially BY Fenianism, although that sub-
jet is not directly mentioned. The first
sentence is a. follows:
b VENERABLE BRErHRxN-Among the nume-
r0us Vaccinations and articles BY which the
enemies Of the Christian name have dared t.
attack the Church of God, and sought TO shake
and besiege it by efforts supernuous In truth,
must undoubtedly be reckoned that perverse
society of men vulgarly styled Masonic, which,
at first confined 20 darkness and obscurity, now
comes into lightfor the common ruin Of relig-
ION and human society. tft..
After referring TO the past history of the
Church, and its persistent war on Masonry,
which, be says, still ''carries an audacious
'front.'" and which is " inimical to the
Church and to God" and dangerous
even to the security Of kingdoms," the
Pope concludes:
We desire that the said societies should Ia
held prescribed and rebokcd By us under tl,e
came penalties q those which are specified m
the previous constitutions Of our predecessorr.
and this in thesight of al the faithf, IN Ohrisf
of every condition. rank and dignity. ~
throughout Al tie eaEth.
Let them wen undeEssand that thoae aDisak.
"a % such socts aEe Ike the wolves vhom
Christ our Lord propheo3ed woaid - ~
guised n GheePb eaoching - dsvour u Aoek ;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03

-Mr. A. Deslsud, fstherin.hw o. 0e.erd
DesafeeAsd and John elideil. died ID NV
0fisans On Thursday Of lsss week, sgea -;
yeaEA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03
Secretary Seward on STATE sovereignty
s Secretary 6swAap, in hisAubutnspseoh,A
after denying that 1.-The President was thsbpe
originator sofa tht policysofs restoratiaq ii
which.he 10 bendingi every nerve tomsasluo
successful, plants himaelfiion thaIdsnoedl
cratic doctrine Of State sotGeienty sgfd.yl1

a 4
The absolute Oh s4i Ss, q he ga sss &
constitute the reppba sjs the most palpeihesf,i
all the facts With which the Americsp stAteeet
man hasto deal -timay have ssafq6led 9y9 La
ultimate deduetlopH end purposes seeSstbslel.pfs
remains. In q practical sense, - }eeSAntAeAsj
States, were bef9feEhe American ppi9n va,
Even while they Wet8 colonies Of tho BfitbhV
crown they still were embryo statee-ssevera1 %
s ss , ss'sSSl' sRs ga HGa
must exist, through; mot the creation bat tt9 y
Combination Of these several. ffe~ selfexbt;; ~
ing. stubborn Stat6e. sss.rs.gT 49, fAS
These States afs rot st.kes drivsn INTO ~ e Z,
6suIed tcrether. aHuAfed and hewe6. ana g q
erected loosely Upon II : but they ars living, y
& G's sprssd ana ' ins}siscsa WISH HSs sS
whose shade coysH the cart - !APplsqse s 81
down q bpsurnsd ny vio1sscs, hvmuse 81 NJ 8
g Pasy hands Sss Rs s2f ss Sssa
stability and srsskfups,e ,aD1 sle9ibsI ~ ~ ga
This II soupd Democratic dootrins and 'Il
lwas never, be4A8 expressed than In the 8
language We hare quoted. iu,oD eins.0e> i
"A terrible and bloody condlst TOOK plscs
IN Scranton, PenRs; NV nights ago a MGR
chant named Wait awoxeh The hlghtAnd ~
. burglar q his bureau drawer He jumped n
ont Of bed and seised him b. the thSoat The =
burglar caught Mr.. Waits thumb n biz month !,
and, stEuggling together they both went tum-
bling down stairs Ms. Wait came II her
hssbapds rescue and gfasped the burgist b.
she Lex. Soon one Of Mr. waltz con ~ eae. =
q, asd thea another. The burglar, . M J; !,
ding with M. snd Nm. Wait, fired q 4 ~.
tie sons end wounded each. A third con g
Nst beIabored the burglar With . stick 81 wood
and 6 lase brought him down. After short
Hme, ths neighb0n were aroused, and such 4
hoose + seldom met; blood marked the 6kift
mieh fom the 6fst. end the hail "a porch
were eovefpd With blood end torn eorl1eq)a, y
| ne ro6ber was identified Is one q tkooo who
I'D ben sbsut The nsi&hhoshood psdGl1g q
| lipen tasle cletaa II s.5rx dsia .l.ossl 8as
| M. A. Dsslasd, fssher-in.hw 81 Oe.srA
L DesafeEAsd and John elidelL did n Nv
0Fieaus On Thursday Of last week, isgsa -:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03

=" Hangman Foote applied yesterday
through Daniel 8. Dickinson, for admission 10
practice law In the United States Supreme
Court. bat failed 10 receive the privilege. ow-
ing to his inability 70 take the oath Of ALE
glance.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-11-03

The Nashville papers are full Of accounts
of the execution of CHAMP FERaUsoN at
that point on Friday, the Goth inst. We
make the following extracts
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$50 90 to $3.50 90 each
DOS Ladies' Watches, solid Gold
Hunting Cases, Is 90
$50 Gentlemens Silver Watches,
Is 90 to 25 90
5000 Latest Style Vest and Neck
Chains, 4 so to 80 90
$500 Gents California Diamond
Pins, 2 so to IS 90 4"
1000 Cali fornia Diamond Ear. Drops
200 to Is 90 /"
5000 Miniature and Enaneled
Revolving Pins, 500 to 25 90
1900 California Diamond and En-
amelled Cents Scah-Pins, new
styles, 500 to Is 90 I"
NA 800 to 10 90 a.
1850 Gold Band Bracelets, engrav-
ed and plain. 800 to 20 90
5000 Jet and Mosaic Brooches,
300 to 70 90
1900 Cameo Brooches, rich pat
terms. very tasty, 900 to 60 90
1850 Florentine and Lava Pins. the
real article, 400 to 10 90
$500 Lava and Florentine Ear
Drops, 800 to 10 90
5000 Coral Ear Drops, 4 90 to 100
Jet and Gold, Is 90 to 90 90
5000 Gents Pins, splendid as
sortment, 9 90 to Is 90
1000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, en-
tirely new styles, 100 to 5 90 J"
5000 Studs and Sleeve Buttons, in
sets, very rich, 3 90 to Is 90
5000 Sleeve Buttons, plain, enam-
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10000 plain and handsomely engra-
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5000 Spring Lockets, double case,
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$4,000 sets Ladies' Jewelry, new
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1000 Gold Pens, and handsome Sill
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30
IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Disabled Soldiers, Ssamen and Ma.
in the Service. - 5
CHAS. @. TUCKER. ~
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent, =, ~r.
WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.
DECISIONS procured for Soldiers, Seameu
and Marines of the present war, who are
disabled BY reason Of wounds received or dis.
ease contracted while in service; and Pensions,
Bounty Money and arrears of Pay obtained for
WIDOWS or or other heirs of those who have died
or been killed while in service. :, !,
Bounty Land procured Tor services In any of
the other wars. CHAS. C. TUCKER,
%" I,W-@ Washingna, DC