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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-05

BuLL1oN.-Wells, Fargo & Go. shipped
from their Virginia Office, this morning, l6
bars Of bullion, valued at $25,955 OIL
and weighing 92l pounds.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Metropolitan Fire Cemmi-sioners.

A regular meeting OF the Board Of Fire Com
missionora was bold yesterday afternoon at Fireman
Hall All the members present.
COMMUNICATIONS
10 large number we're received. but most Of them
were ~ minor Importance One from the CLERK Of the
Commissioners OF Police mciosng the following TcsO
Rsoi,es That tho application Of The fire -
p The apparatus iof the telegraph e alarm n e sryea
oists o: s metropolitan Police 0f Nsu-y ok e
ra,ted aid apparau. be placed IN the station house.
under the supervision OF the Superintendent Of Poce Tce
Wil'arn JefTcrs Of Pawtucket Rhode Island notified
the Board that he proposed 70 bud one more OF his
second class steam fire engines 10 be drawn by horses,
and he desired their sanction to test or Try the full
me erits Of the engines on the following ponshamely:
I'm getting no steam and keeping II; in throwing a
areer stream of wator than other engines Of the same
WEIGHT He offered to sell his steamers Of 1000 pounds
yeigIt each for - go lie also requested the pryil
eee of remodeling Engine No 22, which was built by
him Us proportions we're referred.
Tie members of Hook and Ladder Co. NO. 10 sent
against the action Of the Board ia return
ing c. Il. Frost 10 their Company. after having been
expelled, and desired The decision 10 De foSonS"o"
IL referred -
From John Qainan, Foreman of Hose Company No
2J asking t-at his company be permitted accehs 10
their house for The purpose OF removing thef property
Referred TO the Chief Engineer with power.
From Francis Mlhedy, Foreman OF Engine Co No.
81 giving notice of sale Of the property belonging 10
the Company. Referred.
IL From meDbers OF Ph0DiX Hose Co. No. % desiring
TO know whether they recognized a. IreineD. he
/ ferred.
II From Fernhnno Woou, Jr, or Hose 70 NO. T. ASH ns
for an honorable discharge from the Department. Re
L fered
II James Keenan, Of Engine Co. No. requested TO be
discharged and 20 receive an exempt badge. Filed.
II From w. +. Squres declining appointment as Fore
| man Of Engine Go. No. II. Flied.
II The following persons rendered their resignaons
II Richard croker Engineer OF Engine Co. No. %; NJ
II Gallagher Assistant. Foreman Of Engine Co. No 80
II accepted: W. +. Kirby, j. j. Donncly. and G.. w
II Leak Of Hose Co. No 4 forwarded through the Chief
4 Engineer. and referred
\ TIE RESOLUTIONS,
| Of which there was considerable number, were al
\ adopted Below is an abstract Of them:
II Promotion Of William Shaw 10 the post OF Assistant
| Foreman OF Engine Co. No. 49, now vacant /.
| Appointment of Charles Travis US Fireman In Engine
\ Co. No. H. In place Of j. German, resigned.
Contract for bniGing stables ana making alterations
In the house Of Engine Company No. ~. awarded II
Wm Z. Hanna Tor tho SUM Of o. 3oQ the lowest bid.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
DIARlslE ID.

ANTHONY-REMSEN-A Fishkill, on Tuesday, Oct 3, by
the Rev. Edwin Holmes William n Anthony, to Annie
w, daughter Of Edward Remsen.
BRINCKF KFRHOFF-REMsEN-Al.o. at the same time and
place and BY the same Charles brnckerhof to Matilda f.,
daughter Of Edward RenIser.
BRADfsH-CONKLING-Tn Brooklyn, I. T., on Tuesisy y.
Sept, 26 the Central Presbyterian Church, by the Rev
G. s. Conkling assisied by the Rev Dr. J. f. Rockwell
Pastor Henry Bradh, 20 Carrie c.. eldest daughter OF
Erastus A. COnkng
CONSTANT-ALIEN-On Wedresday. Oct. g. st the Church
Of the Holy Communion by tho Rev. Edwin Butler Rector
OF Geus falls William Sinclair Constant 70 Mary Fu uller.
second daughter OF the late Theodore Allen Of Hyde PARK.
FERRIS-TABFR-Op Tuesday, Oct g. at the residence Of
tho brides father New Bedford. Mast Robert NJ Ferris
OF this city 70 Mary Anna daughter OF WIN. p. Tsber
HALL-sMTH-On "wednesday, Oct g. at the re,ldenee Of
the brides father by the Rev r :. Howlsnd ID. d., Allen
Hall. Susie H., dsughter Of samuel A. Smith, ESQ., all OF
thi, city. No cards
HOLLY-uNDERHILI-On Wedne,day. Oct T. by the
Rev Dr. Mkes Mr.. William 7. Holly Of Bedford. to oliss
Emily daughter OF A. c. Unierhl, esq OF this city
LAGRAYE-BEALS-On Tuesday. Oct. J. at Calvary
Church. by the Rev Dr. edward A. Washburn A. Eugene
ou. agrave OF the ats Paul Mrchas Lassve Of La
Rochelle France. TO Evelyn Isabel, daughter Of the late
Horace Beas all Of thi. city.
sIMPsON-TERHUNE-O W Wsdn ssdsy. Oct by the Rev.
DR. Mkels the Sxtecnthst Baptist Church Capt Geo
H. Simpson Of the 1881 n. T. Vols TO Miss Cordea Ter
huns Of this city. No cards
TOWNsEND-LoMELINO- London, England on Mon
day. Sspt 49, George T.. Townsend. ESQ., to Mrs Cornes
M Lomeiao, sl Of this city.
VAN yFCHTFN-yAN PELT-In Brooklyn on Wsdnes.
Nechen C,.harire sebrnS d,ugheE OF John Van Pet.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

| gross Of our great Rebellion was watched by tncSs
diatsnt friends with great deal ofinterest. :.
Their principal and we believe, only weekly paper
printed In Arabic characters contained each week
summary Of American news and when the news OF
the death of Abraham Lincoln reached them, there
was one universal expression of sorrow.
Tuns has made so,o progress Of late years bnt mas
not advanced quite rapidly other places which are
greater highways Of European travel. The Govern
ment is Mussulman. yet liberal. All sects ENJOY
perfect liberation. The Bey and all his cher ocefs
have bu wife each and divorces are discouraged
and disoOuntenanced.
The city is situated almost on the site OF anelcn'
Carthage and scattered over the country are many IN
teresng relics and ruins OF ancient cltlesaOns
may be mentioned the City OF Carthage; Uuch ceie'
brated the place where Scipio dledi hydfeheh,uh
where Caesar landed and attacked the forces Oh oePo
JUeuItha il is said resided in the immediate Ycnity OF
Tuns Among other remains Of ancient Carthage stlll
to be seen are immense csterns which are al ieat jOJ
years Old and to this day in such goou state oil
preservation as 10 be used for their original purpose.
The population Of the Regency OF Tunis Is estimated
al 1000 900 of which number between lJGOoO and
200 600 reside ia the city Tie revenues OF Tuns are
estimated at 10000 or $1,000 900 annually and the
prncpal exports are wool, olive oil, and dried fruits OF
various kinds. Piracy abolished In 1878. and Slav-
ery in 1915 The latter having existed in the Regency
for seven or eight centuries leaves some traces yet be-
hind IT, and though the tree has been cut down, the
roots ore not yet completely eradicated from the
soil. The soil is rich. and the climate not bad
The best halbOrs the north Of Africa are those OF
Tunis which. thOnch once white with sails, are now
very little used. The people quick and active, and
have few branches of manufactures but as yet they
have not ayailed themselves much of the immense aid
which mechanics and invention place at their disposal.
France and England are the two rival nations in the
Mediterranean and Tunis is every year becoming more
and more important in subjective point of view. En-
gland is dependent on Tuns tor provisions at Malta
The standing army OF Tunis numbers about 25OoO men,
and would DO very effective against domestic enemies
While the great war; now happily al an end. con-
tinued the more powerful Of European countries
ranged agans, u.s. whereas many of the weaker powers
and among them Tunis, were onr warmest sympa.
thzer The Embassy left Africa on the 30.h Of August
last and Travelled from Tunis to Leghorn and Genoa,
and over Mount SINAI 10 Paris
II il expected that they Will leave this city in few
days Tor Washington to fulfill their diplomatic mission.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

PHILADELPHIA. wednesday Oct 4 l-th
n IL established beyond 4 doubt that IN con-
yer.aiion with distinguished niilosan 'ew day
since Lieu, zen. Grant far varied fom bis Gus
mary reticenee public topics As TO unreservedy oN
press himself on the Mexican question.
he declares that the Government will yndieaic the
Monroe doctrine at early day and that Matmilian
must leave Mexico II will be. be saTs, less expensive
10 nd Mexico Of tie presence of an encmy than 10 guard
or borders against him.
I5hs opinion that IL viii require 20 call for troops
bat that with ON present amy can spare enough to
-iye efcctirenes, 10 the forces Mexico VIII be ready
10 pnt in the Ged il our Goycrncnt aids them IN The
matter Of supplies.
Gen. Grant /. Of the opinion that the President ana
lie authorities nj Washington hold this As settled
uurposc and oulyi await the meeting Of Congress ~
take open ground IN the matter Is not believed that
France will be able to disregard European complications
present and prospective 80 a. to mnks iAe cause o
Marimilan her own This solution OF the Mexican
question must DO accepted one OF the forthcoming
sensations for the close Of the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Grape Vines.
IONA AND ISRAELLA.

. rgy TWO sxsr OF TIE EyrrRE LsT"-SpLoS ROBIssoS-
new edition Of the sD,nsyjo1 page pamphlet with p'c'
lists Is now ready and will be sent for wocen stamp to s
applicants.
This edition contains r addition 70 is former matter VITA
f history OF the IONA and isRAELLA much adttionc'"
cernny these kinds showing their department dnrnsths
past season. which from its sudden changes TO ex
trene Of temperature the severely trying TO tne Tns
ever experienced.
The general testimony frc every quarter u s1bs.anses
all that the most earnest friends OF these kinds have ever
claimed for them in regard to their esrnes' eAfeme a
ness and surpas'ing quality and beauty
That they arc by long interval the best American grapes il
all eena points and the only perfect grapes sec'rdnss 70
the be, European standard chat Cited fox our omae of
table gspes will be clearly apparent to all who 'n'
subject. /.
u viii ,o snpear equally clear that the IONA aud ISRA
ELLA are the two kinds plant in preference to ell others
both for profit for and for enjoyment for the family
Another wear will demonstrate their presrLence for wins
The following Ie.tsr from Mr. Charles Downing viii b
alady read by ali interested in grapes;
NpvsuRGH Sept. 2S 1906.
DIR C. W. GRANT: To your letter aon ,se Ions
compares this year with tho Deaware a. 70 time o. npehas'
! endurance Of foliage, etc, answer as follows
The o pst seasons the Iona being tte ars years Of fruit
ns With me- rp.ned tts later than the Delaware ont tu
season week earlier which owing proob 10 the more
mst state Of the iona vines. well to tie foliage of shs
| Delaware being Affected with midew .c
The lsrass npoued early tie Hartford rro nc 81 D
e n beruning 10 color about week earsri but osns
so superior in favor with handsoner and 1ore coHp'
bunch -dberng well sDd keeping long tie after iipnn
n will le more valuable for market and, from my Pe.eis
prrece think Il will prove the be early variety fo' ta
nnrno. have vet seen do not however, give dectd<a
oypion OF these grapes until further trs. .
both and raels have far proved hardy and yifo
op and the foliage been much less injured BY midc~
-. Desws-e Concord eod most other sorts Therr hsA
hem more mdew the caves this year than usual aad :"
some eA''"' u" ''' CHARLES DowsIss
p s-r recommend this pamphlet containing matter OF
much interest 10 all v 10 are concerned in grapes whether
be- vine or the yard dozens for the saien or h1na
reds for family supply. or thousands for vineyardr
Allen. Hybrid has generally done well the pas Aeason AMI
% rank a. tho best white grape for the gaen 1t sups,s
- svo, , lannon's Golden Chasseas which L. the favor
t,b. crane OF France which does thrive in open
cu'sure in this country.
C. ". GRANT, Iona linear Peekskin)
Weschsster Co, n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
WORK Before the Convention-Prob"bi
Abolition Of siavery-The G"'er"or''
mcssagt-A Busin.ss COMMITTEE APP
nted-Beports-A seee'sion Or"i-
nance.

RALEIGH. ~ C., Tuesday. Oct. 3 1868.
There is no doubt but that clause VIII be m
serted in the Constitution Of North Carolina prOhiD
inc slavery. =. he,
The Governor Message was read to-day. II Is short
and TO the point IL SAys; j.. -
The duties ~ the Convention are too plhin 10 eei
suggestions from me, and earnestly Diie'e that tV'o
duties Will b. filihfuly performed. . a.,
Nothing Of Importance was done t0day cAcePs 'o
appointment Of Business Committee. o,
The Convention will go iealously TO w0Fk on lhu''
day. .-
RALEIGH. y. C.. Wednesday Oct. =. lso'
No business of Importance was done III inc No'an w
carolina State Convention to-day Tte Commlt.e W o'
Buslness made report and other committees were
pointed. The Committee Secession Oaerea an oiu
nnuce that the State has been out OF the mon
hut that the ordinance OF lIsJ !, still IN force anu
motion to suspend the rules and pn II On the sever"
readings was voted down.
No business was perfected.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

general annssty and the prompt restoration OF prop
ertv: and tho Convention invites all ctizens without
distinction of nafion y, to join them in oppo,ton e
the Radical Republican 'rty IwentyseVen fafishe'
wee represented in the Ces, ennpn Wall, rovs-ro,
The CS.vessop nominated J, - Goysrnor and sd
and n. A. p Pef1re tor L!eutenass-- "'' ~
iourned sine die So, and
The steamships George Cromwell, North ''''' anu
Atlantic have arrived from NewYork. ,S,vs
Duke Gwin and exGov. Clark Of Mississi o. w. :
gone up the river under guard for W ashingtOn.
Shreveport advioes Of the Goth Sept say that cotton IL
still coming in, and bringing full prices. Tho sales OF
the week were heavier than any time before since the
revival Of trade
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

The officers and members OF the following ccmganiss
were relieved from duty: Engine Company NO. y,
book and Ladder Company No. z, Hose Compare !.
Nos. i3 and Al. Those in good standing VIII DO ent
tied TO au honorable discharge on anu aitcr Tue i
November.
NEW COMPANIES.
Two new engine companies were formed anu 0p
pollInents made Us follows: ,... .,,
formerly occupied by Hose CompaIp No % 10 na,
Iortiethst. Foreman James B. Hunt Assistaal
Foreman John A. Biglin; Engineer, nole appoi1seu
Stoker Edward O'Donnel Driver. John Carr; flfe
men. Henry Burnett f. Keller Jewell, Aib%rt stone
v. ID. Mahoney Wm Barber WIN. SneenAn' o.
Davis.
Engine Company No. %, to bc located in The house
of Hose Company No 4s in Eighty-ffth.st Foreman
John b. Dinham; Assistant Foreman, Nicholns SDlth
Engineer not appointed; Stokcr, John ". hshnedy
Driver Joseph Lutz Firemen. Wm. ). weeks, II. a.
Clarke John G. Post. Wm. Quinn, John McMehohe!'
Schuyl Topping. Thos. Haines.
Adjourned.
THE NEW FIRE CoMMIssIoNERs-REsUME OF THEIE
WORK.
The amount of labor accomplished by the New flie
Commissioners in reorgsnizng the Ere Department.
has been gratifying but extremely arduous Since hey
have been in power % Steam Engine Companies have
been formed and Hook and Ladder Companlessi Ap
designated for the steamers and trucks Ihose or tho
steamers have been altered to accommodate horses
each engine being provided with two Inc Conllnis
sioners state that applications officers and hremeL
are on file to the number Of 1000 The yearly salary
OF those appointed is for Foremen, $500 Assistant
Foremen, $3.50; Steamer Engineers, syOJi StoKers
Drivers and Firemen, $780,
None Of these are allowed to hold other positions in.
tcrfering with their duties remcn. Each company
composed of II members including officers Twelve
of the engine apparatuses and one OF The hook ana su
der companies are already running with horses, but
their numbers were not gwen by the Commissioners
The other companies will have them as soon az posi-
bio. Below the table of those now formed 10 this
number four companies are expected TO DC added
before the end of the week.
ENGINE CONGRATULATIONS.
No. !, Park.walk; No. .. West Forty seyentl'st !;
No. 3 West Seyenteenth-st No 4, No 81 Llbcrty'ss
No ), East Fourteenthst; No. q, No. 100 Cedarsi !;
No T. corner Chambers and Centro'sts.; no. Z. East
Fifty .firstst.; No. @ East Broadway; No. 10. -
No. IL, East Houston-st; No IL, Wilism'st;; No.
10 Wooster ST.; No. H. East Eghteenth'st; no -,
Uenry.st.; No. l6 East Twenty .ifth'sti No Lud
Iow.i No Is, No 81 West Tcnth.st; No. 10. West
Tventy.ffih.si; No 90 Marion-st.; No. 2 East FOR
tiethst.; No. -, Eighty y.ffthst.
HOOK AND LADDER CoMPASIE5-LOcATl0S
No l. Chambers.st.; No. >. FIftieth.st and Le1ins'
ton.aye.; No. 3, East Thireenthst.; No. =, Forty
cighihst. and Eighth.aye. No. 3 No 10 Char!es'st
No. 6. No. $50 Chnton.si.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
ingten-Cotten at Shreveport.
NFM. .nnIPAna Tneadnv nct n Nd

The Democratic Convention has organized
and adopted platform emphancaly approving Pres.
dent J0hnson's reorganization policy excluding noih
yefsies; holding that tbih Government was made
and IL to be perpeinatcd for tho exclusive
pOlitcal benefit OF tho white race;
recommending the calling Of a Convection to adopt a
constitution expressive Of the will of the people, asking
Congress for compensation for losses sustained by tho
patton policy. advertng to the repenls OF acts
and laws in conflict with the Constitution and laws
The General Government IL esrnssy appealed " ior
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Fire in Water.st.--Loss Abouf $4,000
List Of Iosscs and lnsurances.

Shortly after ~ o'clock yesterday fire broke
ont on the fourth floor Of No. lj5 Water occupied by
George A r. A. Copeland. cotton dealers and pickers
Before il was exnguished the upper part OF the build
ing was seriously damaged. The third and fourth
floors were occupied by the above firm. who mad on
hand about slO 0O0 worth OF cotton. Their loss will
amount 10 about 500 Partially insured. The second
aoor was occupied by WIN. +. Kruder, dealer In var
nishcs and Japan Eos, OH stock by wafer, sI,1o
Insured. portion OF the first hoor i' occupied py
Harding. Heath Co.. plumbers aud steam filters.
Loss by water about ecOO Insured Or $500 IN the
Morris Company. The remainder OF The floor Is occu
pied By Dryden Eotcd0ux scale makers Loss b,
water about $50. Insured in the Morris Company
for sl 900 The building Is owned by Mr. Wletts. and
il damaged 20 the amount ois2OO. Insured. The hre
originated among some loose cotton, hn' IN what man
ner could not be asceraned. Fire.Marshsi Baker VII
inYestlgat Tao matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Destruction by Fire off a Wholesale Drug
Store in Philadeiphis-Loss Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
PuUADpLPuI. Wednesday.

PHnADRLPIu,, Wednesday. Oct. 4, 1865.
A fire last night destroyed Messrs. French
& Ricbards'S wholesale drug warehouse Tenth and
Marketsts.
The total loss is estimated to be from $3.50 900 to
$4,000 Insurance about Sl150O0 mostly In Phila'
delphia, Eastern. aud English companies.
All the property was occupied by French Ricbards
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
Gperial Notices.

Executive Committee Of the Union Geuern'
Committee "A Special Meeting OF thi Coninittee VII y,
st. Oh TIU RsDAY EVENlNO, Octobsr . 1859 At clock
OWEN ". BRENNAN, Chairman
HssRT I, H. u.I iIrHlAr' sscre,arie.
IrIon General Committec.-A Regular Meeting oi
tbs Committee will be held Il iead uaTte corner Q. htSad
way and Twenty y.thirdst, on TliukSpAh h'H"'N"'
oo'o''' . ''0'' - JAMES KELLY. President
CHls. H. HALL,
a. sonr,senth A.senSly District on THU IRsDAl EVEN
fSG Oct s. at "A O'Clock. 1T tho Den!lt D'pen'aTy cor
# Eeuty .thrd.st. and Secori,a'e. ., i, enr>,cc,
TIE Rev. WM h. boOLE' ChAS' ~ ;''rh'
The Ilon. r. A. CONhLlN', Col' II. nHt"i'
and Others, will address the meeting.
II. BEENf, y FhL,noNhh'
JAS. lNGRAHAM ). roNpH' ,,,,,n
TnOS. STEVENSON, J. o. r. LARNAkU
Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
PROu CHICAGO.
Inauguration Of Ensiman'sN National ""'''
ness Collie xe-iddrrss BIZ ihe Hon h"r-
nee <.rceley-A Large Attendance.

Special D.sps;ch - Tie ~ I Trbupr'
CHICAGO wednesday, Oct. g. SO.
Three thousand people were present Al Cros-
bys Opera House last night to hear the Hon. Horace
Greeley address on the occasion of the Inauguration
Of Easrnans National Business College.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
FROM LOUISIANA.

Democratic Stale eCenventisn-Presid
johnson Indorsed-This Government
the Exclu,ive Property Of the White
Man-Twenty-sevcn Pnrishes Repre-
scnted-J. VI. Wells Nominated for
Cov~rner-Gwin md CLARK sent TO
Neutrality-suspicious. nt Shreveport.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

! Cfsthins.
| CLOTHING.
CLOTHING,
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING
FOR MEN. BOYS AND cHrLDngR,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
FALL STYLES.
FALL STYLES.
FALL STYLES
FALL STYLES.
FALL STYLES.
FALL STYLES.
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN & HUNTER
CLARK, TRAPHAGEN & HUNTER
NOS. 38S, 400 AND 4O2 B01FERf'
NOS. 38S, 400 AND 102 BOlfERY,
NOS. 39S, 100 AND 402 BOy'ERY,
NOS. 30S, 400 AND 402 BOW ERY,
NOS. 39S, 400 AND 1O2 Bowl'RY,
NOS. 38S, 400 AND 4O2 BOWIE RY.
OFFER THE LARGEST AND BEST ASS OINTMENT
oFEER THE LARGEST AND BEST Asst 'RrMENT
FOR MEMS WEAR.
FOR MEMS WEAR,
FOR MEMS WEAR
-- FOR MEMS WEAR.
FOR MEMS WEAR,
FOR MEMS WEAR.
FINEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
FINEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN,
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
% PER CENT BELOW BROADWAY RATES
20 PER CENT BELOW BROADWAY HATES
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
EXCELLED BY NO ESTABLISHMENT
EACELLED BY NO ESTABLISHMENT
PRICES GUARANTEED.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
GARMENTS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
GARMENTS WARRANTED AS REPREsENrEN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

TnH FINEST OyERcoATs Eygg SEEN IN iii
CouNTRy now ready ior sale.
/ V. BnoSAw. 80. o. Lafhye'te'place
No q Fourth.aye, opposite Cooper union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
The Trial of the Hon. Emerson E,seridy.

CAIRO. H., Tuesday. Oct. 3, 1855.
The trial Of the Hon. Emerson Etheridge
will commence at Columbus Kentucky tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
The hnIc Of CoaI Yesterday

The auc,on salo OF coal owned by the Pennsylvania
Coal Company took place yesterday at the EHchahge
salcsroom in Broadway. II commenced at lOi q. NJ.
Messrs. Burdctt. Jones & Co. acting az auotloneers
The whole number Of iuns sold was 3OOD all of 1t be-
Ing P.ttston coal The prices obtained for the coal,
SnnfnnhnI Al a fnllnNa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

EIGHTY BRICK 4 Minute are made by The
steam Brick M.o,iae at thi fi.r- Everybody shonld
zee This wonderful aVcntinn for circulars fient. or
machines apply to ABEAu EEoi A. 10. - Courtlandt
St I'D stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

tricf.

ITHACA N. Y, Wednesday. Oct. 4. 1865.
The Hon. Ezra Cornell was renominated for
State Senator by accamaton by the Union Convention
held at OswegO to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

DEMoaISr's M0sTHLY MAGAZINE for October.
combining q splendid stray Of i!erGsy novel'ies-thc
parlor Magazine of America.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
GEN. GRANT ON MEXICO.

a philadelphia siorJ-yicws OF the Lieu
teunni-Gruerai ON the Mexican Ours
tisu-The Government Abeni 10 - VIM
dtcnten nIfscif-UrsiEsiiian wrst Leave
American Boii-Thr Question Of ueH-
A Coming aensatiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

LADIrs afflicted with D.coloralionS on tn
face called moth pI'ches or With freckes. should u
pr PFg.l's celebrated Nom AND IN Ali LOiIoS
u Is inl1lliblc. sod by al druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE IN
New York has EHsoyEDto No. ~ Canal-st. L. BAsfLt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

pR. BASSINGS ABDOMINAL SPINtL. PUg
PREGNAsct aud WOMB BRACl. No. III ~. Mar S'plaee
Scll Tor his circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

THg UNIVERSAL CLOTHES-W RINGER, with cog
wheels. Warranted tine best IN use. SslesM " N,nl.
eysrywncrc. z e. BaOwSiso Gen. Agt 81 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
SoNrrttfNe NgW

Povs and Chldron.i GARmALDI ttrAHir and IOu
AVE Sulfs bv the Thousands 80 Reasonable Piees.
i. '. BEoKAW No. o. Lafayette place.
40. - Fourth ave. opposite cooper CAioh'