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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
The New.YorlI semi.yeelsIy Tribune

X eadv this morning. contains:
NEws sUSuAuY-Mi.ary. Naval News from Wsshin gton.
New. YORK Netn7land the Southern Atlantic States the
Guf STATE. Kentucky and Tennessee, the Western states
the Pacihc Coast Political, Domestic Miscellany Foreign
observation-disclosures Of the Proceeding. Monday..
THE HONE LABOR LEAeuE-Ihe Constitution and Pnnci
THE IasnIoxs-The Latest Winter Modes.
THg NEyv ORE FLrcrIoS-OfEcisl Vote OF the State.
THE / ATE CoSPEDrRAcr-Letter from Geor.ian N Dsn-
tered History sketch Of the Rebel Skeletons stephen.
Foresight cud Dayas Folly: The Peace Missions, ard Why
They Failed Mr. ste henss Generous Niews Of Mr. Lincoln
FRoz aiissoUm TO THs PACIFIC tIws.,y.ihrd Leie,,-
Pelfcrmer; Stage Vices; New TheaieI An Instance q
Brgbsrs Sagacity; Novel Scenes the Repc.eniaoD Of
and Power Miss CsImclsel. Wr,inr. Peculiar Crceni.
stances Of their Origin roe' sPripfs non The Desei
fFox RIcmxoSD TO CnAaLEs1os-speei.l Correspond
OUR FOREIGN CoGRE'PoSDsscE = London Paris, and
Genoa Letters. ~,
ginrn The Case of the Sbensndoah.
THE JAMAICA INsuRREcTIos-G. w. Gordons Lsi Ie,ter
Discovynr OF wospEKypL ORGANIC RIxAiSs-PFoof' Of
an ES,ne! R,es o. Men Emo Az Story Bv Mr.
Ga.kel. Chapter xxi The Old sduiTes Ironb'es'
EPW pIpisc.qoss"Mns chds. Freedman. Book
THE 0RoAsilATIos OF IsDusrMr-Letier from from A. Bris'
INTERESTING TO FARxRns-American Institute Farmers
Club Agricultursl Items.
EDITORIALS.
VARIOUS IrfMs
MiscsLLASROUs TENS
LATEST DoxFsrIc AND fonrIeS Markets
CoNxEacnL MATTgRs-Ihe --latest STOCK aud ood 0uo'S
tions.
aAsRIAsys AND DEATHS
ApvERTIsKHESTs
The SEMI-WBEKLY TMBCsE, contains all
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms Letters rom our
large corps Of correspondents Foreign and bones
nc Letters Special aud Associated Press Ieiegraphic
Dispatches; a careful and complete summary OF
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports OF
the Proceedings Of the Farmers Club OF the American
Institute Talks about Fruit, and other IiorteatnIa
and Agricultural Information; Stock. financial cattr
Dry Goods and General Market Reports when hIe
published in TIE DAILY TRlHUSE- THR sknI' WEEKLY
TgIBI-F also gives, in tie course OF year three or
four OF the Latest and Best Popular Novels by 'lhg
suthOrs The cost Of these alone If bought III DoOh
form. would be from tx 10 eight dollars II pur
chased in the English Magazines from when the! are
careny selected the cost would be three or our tnes
tha, sum. Nowhere else can 30 much current I,eill
geuoe and literary matter be had nj so cht
rate as in 1HF SEnI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. lhOse "lv
believe IN the principles and approve O the cheracter OF
THr TEIBl NJ can increase its power ana lhhuehce y.
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scribe for The SEMI WEEKLY Edition ~ VIII IN tha
way be supplied to them ~ the lowest prce of NhCh
such paper can be printed. Persons residing IN ine
cty can lind no valuable journal 10 send 10 ,heu
conpfrv friends Price five cents. Mall snpscnDerS
COW I year-l0i numbers-s4; copies, year -; .
copies or over for each copy, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Amusemcuts this Evening.

WALLACK'S THEATER-DRRANs or DEIUNoS-A WoS
DyRFUL WOMAN
OLYMPIC THEATER-MOSrE CRIsTo; Or, TuE LONE
PRISONER OF TIE CHATEAU DlY
NlBLO'S GARDEN-EDwIN FORREST THE BROKEN Oh
BoGOTA.
WINTER GARDEN-BABEs IN THE WooD-"TaK FA1
Boy"
BROADWAY TnFATER-"SAM"
BARNUMS MUSEUM-THE QrEr.s PAGE or THs lDIoT
OF THE CASTLE CIRCUS CuRIosrTIEs Sc-Afemon
and Evening.
FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATER-THE WOMAN or THE
WORLD. OR CLEVELAND HALL-PASToNNE OF DUCHA
LUsEAU-rHR PIRATE SHIP.
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-lsTHsr.-foUR oURsrRrAN PERFORM
AScEs-JAxEs ROBINSON, THK BAREBACK RIpER-Hu.
Ole ACT.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS-Ici on PARLs FRASCMs-DAS
BRYAST's STUMP SPggcH-LoRD DUSDBEARY on
IARK-BLACK RYED WILLIAM
WOODS observation-disclosures ExPJosIoS-NIRGI MUS
AND TULLiUs A La FORREST AND hCtULIcuCH-tc cHo
THE WooDs-DUTCH BALLADs-LooSEY NAPOLEON
DUDWORTH HALI.-CoxPLrsKsTAR CoyosRr TO Mrs
GEORGIA SHEPPARD.
HOPE CuAPEL-MAGC-THE WisgNASs.
TEMPLE OF MUslC-THE Two FAKIRs-GTrs.
COOPER INSTITUTE-FAYs Exrosx TIE DAvEN-
PORTS. EDDEYs, &C.
ARTISTS FUND SOCTETY-23D-sT COR. 4TH AvE.-STAf.
uAEy AND PAINTINGS.
GOUPlL'S GALLERY-FARRERs WATER Color DRAW
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
DIE ID.

DofGuFRTY-Aner q slor, Illness John &. Doushedy
the beloved Of Patrick sud Ann Jane Doashery aged
: wears 3 months and n day,.
The ,esvs. .ad friend. qfihe family respectfully IN
v,ed the funeral from his late redence no w
God-s,. ON Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
DI-NIhM-At Elizabeth N. J.. Friday, Dec. IS, sarah
C. wife Of Joseph r. Dunham, aud daughter oil Tie late
The rtiye nd friend. OF Mr. Joseph h. Dunhem aud those
OF Ter family invited attend the funeral on Tuesday
afternoon O'Clock iom the Second Preseyteri'n ehuFeh
st Elizabeth, " j.
FRANKIIN--n Brooklyn, Saturday evening Dee 49, OF
menbsanou. Group. Susie r.. only daughter ofEusene b.
and Elizabeth Franklin, in the ith year OF hersse.
Tho .s.iye, end friends of the family invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of Of her parents, No 40
Adelphia st. on Tuesday, lsh inst at O'Clock P H.
McB ARROTOn Monday morning. at :! clocS, fairicA
McBanon, in the 8lst year Of hs asr .
III, frnd.snd acquaintance. and those Of bis sons. james H.
end Joseph s McBsrron and nlso tho, o. ~; W.
Wednr.day the 20,n inst, At 10 o'clock a. m nom ms ise
residence, No. l32 second-'t. 80 %, >,.,-, -.
The viii be taken TO ae Churc oi th Nsvy wnee
solemn mass requiem viii be celebrated for the repose
Of his sou and thence to Csvry Cemetery iof ih'ee''
ROTCuE-A, Verrancks on Wednesday, Dec 10, John o.
Rotch.. aged 50 years
pyDgR-s,ddenlv At Orsnge y j.. on SUNDAY morning,
Dec H. Clara wife Of Mitchell Ryder, and daughter Of the
l.,. James Irwin IN tie 2oth year Of herase
1 Istiyes and frsnds OF the family invited TO attend
tn, funeral from the Church Of the nrainNio, eoIh. o.
Thirty 6ii, and Madison at O'Clock p n ON " ed
n,sday, the 2Oth inst.
sroTT-On Sunday morning Dec L. Of ofconsumption WI
liam G. stot,, aged - years aud months;
Tn. friends aud Gcquaintances respectfully lnyiteh !" a.
"a Ne f1persI RON his late residence No s East Nine
;eenth,i on Tuesday. at Il o'clock.
IIi. remains " IN be Inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery
sllITH-n Newark, y. j. on Friday morning Dec TO- Lsn
don A. smith, NJ d., ased 70 years =. ,..
TEND his funeral at the Fret Presbyterian Charch IN IS
cit, on Tuesday the 18th inst, AZ ? o'clock p M.
TRF ADyXFLL-On Sunday morning Dee. H. Charlotte Ads
beloved wife OF Augustus Treadwe ssed ~ years and
months. t..,,.l a. o,,.,y
the funeral from her late residence IN lhra ~,
Colyer and Messeroe Oreenpoih', w. L. Oh i"o''a' ae'
noon. q, l O'Clock.
. good mother "a loving and s6econate VIE
TJIoupsON-Iu Brookyn on SUNDAY, Dec Il, after lin
gerns illness Mr Jane h., vile o. ths se 'a"e i"0iP
The ,rna the family are invited to attend the faneI OF
ThuI'dSsy Dec, ,a,,vs.D ~, 81 Nyrt. and Passs syes
I'm Monday Dee 49, OF dSsse OF the heart, Jos
! ~ T,yIor late crocsery merchant Of ths city
/ Notice OF funeral hereafter
WILTon Mond,y, Dec. ls, paralysis. JonsthAa Wif II
/ NJ. e5th wear of his age.
Notice OF funeral IN 'omoTfo"s papers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
We have received from Mr.. JOHN Fl. TING

We have received from Mr. JOHN n. TING
LEY No l5ei Fulton st.. New York little tox Of THK
PRoTEAS CARDS, with which upward of twenty most
entertaining games can be payed-some Of which, We
confidently assured by private letter. are games
rs are games" Wishing to form our own judgment.
we have gone deep down into the mysteries Of Of
the games, and have already become expert player
Of several of them The cards regular playing
cards such used In Whist Euchre, Old Sledge,
Vignt'un and Poker; but they moral cards-harm
less oards-nnocent cards-cards that NAV be played
with propriety by churchmembersi cards that you can
can take hand at; and witha just interesting to
play with as the smon.pure. and more suitable for
large party of ladies and gentlemen assembled together
OF Winters evening.
There are games Of every description that can be
played with the PRoTEAS CARDS; some that require
the players to have their wits about themsome that
require wits at all IT, at an evening party, you are
called upon to entertain q set Of ladies and gentlemen
who hooe wits you have simply to select your game &C.
cordngly; whilst if the is rice perso the easier
games must be chosen. There is thing that there
is no mistake about: box of the PRoTEAS CARDS is
very handy thing to have about the house especially
after tea IN the long, cold Winter nights when some
friends drop in to sit hour or two eat nuts drink
eggnegg playing meanwhile some amusing little game.
We inGorse everything favorable that has been said
about the PRoTEAs CARDS and SO proud Of our
expcrtness in playing OF the games, that are
ready to take hand even against Mr.. JOIN. II. Ting
LEY himself
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

StPuniHfic salts.
NJ N,TTRAL IODlDEs and BROMl DIS, for the care oil
gt.a,n,,, n, Le,eulos, GiaRGuar s.yo1i'us enc Sin
sea,e, fully equal 20 tue world reno"ieo pa'nns "se'0
kreuznach Nauhe.n ami Schonbeek -,
These salts produced nom The w.Is OF ,-r,>.c the
PENNSYLVANIA SIT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
Tie healthy vivying snd stimulating influence o. mineral
waters used as baths 10 welles,abhshed teet Yet the
action OF such greatly varies With their cospoon
Tbc above trumatic Salts used ia solution In 10 IA
baths most active agent IN e cure OF tne
above named diss containing they do large q9an'es
of oddes and Bry mdes OF Potassium with other salts aeh
a, Chloride Of Msg gnesum lron Potassium and Sodium.
Tha Salt Is TO he used dissolved in warm wafer, rs Dais OF
in the shape application OF nannei ne-'tened wan e
so alton. -
For sale at every respectable Druggist ,n>,,, =,
t PENNSYLNANIA SALT MANUFACICklNo ""
Sole AsenH, in New-Yo
w. IA. sCHlEFFELlN Co.. Nv
Wuiam.st., cor Beekmanst' ~ d"
RAYNOLDS PRATT 4 60, w
Nos lO6 and l0s Fulton.t,, - =. -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
THg HORRORS OF INDIGESTION.

You complain Of your stomach unfortunate dyspepc but
ought not your stomach to complain OF you Possibly the
pans' you endure simply the .omscb method
vsnse upon you for negecns and Perhaps you have
never made an effort to improve s condition. the
hand are continually cammins with unwholesome and in
cOnsruou' food Have you tried HosrsrrERs STOMACH
BTTERs proper diet aud regular meal, The B.tess in
week would put digestive apparatus in peec, order reg
uste the flow Of bile accordance with laws health
snd produce just much sperien, action would be
sary tor your sood and when you all right, jud
cou' and regular dieting with little Of the Tonic and
shsn would Keep If you have neglected these
Of cure don't blame your stomach for its rebellion 1t ia
merely natures hint that she help. you neglect IT,
the next thing may be Inflammation Scirus Cancer
other violent and danserou. disease There 10 such
thing IS being TOO late in these ma,te HosrnTrsRs B
rsEs will cure Dyspep., bu. Dy'pep's may euseuder d,
which defy all restorative.
New York Office No So Csdlr.st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

STOLE FROM HER FATHER.-Ofticer Andre
of the Essex Market Police Court Squad yesterday
rested Allen Sheridan on the complaint Of her father.
John Sheridan residing Mt No. 42S East Thireenthst
The complainant states that the lst inst there was
stolen from his desk United States 7.30 bonds Of the
value of 500 The accused disappeared at the same
time the bonds aud found by the officer at No.
22 Navy.St., Brooklyn. where ehe was known as Mrs.
Dennen. None Of the missing bonds were recovered.
The accused was committed by Justice Mansfield.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

The LANGUAGE or FLOwRRs.-The cele-
brated house ofBurnett & Co. in Boston. whose fra
grant preparations have the sweetest odor throughout
the civilized world issue modest little annual called
the Ladies Calendar" containing complete vocabu
larry of the embematic language Of flowers. Whoever
wishes to dip into the poetca meaning Of the most
charming productions of nature well enjoy their
fragile beauty will find an agreeable aid ia this floral
handbook
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Duslnrss Notices.

GENERAL BUTLER IN \ BOTTLE is ludicrOus
idea but sprinkle military hero with few drops from
bottle Of PHALox's NIGuT BLoosIso CEREus and a
fascination is added to the influence which yor always
ecises the mind and heart Of No. 5l7 Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

CITY CANvAssERs.-T Board held its final
session yesterday and announced the official declara'
tion which ordered 10 be published officially in
THE TRIBUNE and other papers, after which the Board
adjonrned sine die.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
9TH Regiment,

The ssv.rth Resinent will giv. q RECEPTION at the
Academy Music the evening OF the J OF January looo
in honor f tho,. members who have served in the Regular
Volunteer Army and Navy during tae late Rebelhon and all
members. whether active exempt at the time OF entering
The service A. well Az those who served with the regiment
drin. either of it's three campsn and eerweyd entered
the United service requested TO end their address,
with aud the nuhsr OF the company ~ the Seventh TO
which they belonged. immediately. to Capt. OEot1E
MOORE SMITH Chairman OF Committee on Lnyita,lons,
Ro, No OH Nrx.forh 4. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
MAIsRGE ID.

JANEs-CLAREAi the residence Of the bTiirs father. F.
g. Cluk II Bergen, ~ j., Friday. Dec IS, by tho Rev
Mr. Tr.yiI Ar Harrison NJ James OF reading Pa TO Miss
Kate CLARK. No cards
Lamber,yill-, (N. J.l papers please copy
VFRMILYE-ROWLAND- Newark, n J.. on Wednes
dsv Dee H. by the Rev joel Parker ID. D. NlismG. Ner
nj v. TO Conela Whitney daus liter OF tie late Henry A
Rowland ID. p.
VAN CLFFT-LAW RENCF-ln brooklyn on Wednesday
Dec H. by the Rev g. :. Gilbert Charles H. Van Crit Of
Ncw.Yor. TO Bessie 3 daughter o. ". W. Lawrence oil
p,,.Lfvu No rrls
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

Theodore W. Gulick will deliver lecture on
the Sandwich Islands and the Islands OF Microsla
(where he resided for than twenty years. this
evening before the Wood Engravers' Society at No.
Chambers.st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
The southern Expre-s Conpnny /,


For the transportation Merchandise. Nnlube Paeksses
specie Bank Notes, Bonds Ic for all parts OF the SOU
and SOUTH WEST, in connection wlilI -
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
have established their ACsncy 81 No 80 brosdwey ~ y
where orders call ior goods 10 be forwarded South w" ie
c.iye prompt attention. - .. II
NEkCuANDIsE AND VALU iBLEs delivered TO iiars
Sen. kinseys American aud United states fnpss 'o
ronie. for the SOUTHERN EMPRESS tuMfANl' VIII
receive prompt DISPATCH ,-..L. $50.
For particsr rates feish &C. Sc, gpiy at the once
of the sOJ THERN EXPRESS Co., No. ~ broadway;
" ~ H. h. PLANT President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

JAFFE's SEGAR EMPORIUM, No. lei Broad
way near Twenty.eighth.st Havans Cigars .! ,ne
hov a, wholesale prices Espsiolns, $40; figara Br'
anias first quality BPS; Purtagas Regalias $50 sp.n
did Copchas $40; Rosa Operas ~; Fine Londres' a.
and over hundred other brands all OF whoIe.de Prees
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

DgMogEsT'S HOLIDAY pictorial NEWSPAPER,
with snlendid CHRISTMAS and NEw.YEAR's STORIES
POEMS and ENGRAvISGs. A splendid treat 10 'ahe
home for children OF all ages. Sold eyerywDerc'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
,NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1865;

will not forget tho peculiar distress Of this poor A
can. C. r. Ray. No. 81 West Twenty -eighth-st. will
receive subscriptions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Acknowledgement

JEFPERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
Tie only place in the city where
! .nrrs GOOD BoOTs AND SHOrs AND GLNIlEELNs :
TtrporprRrD SlJrPRHs can be had at low prices
JErtFRs. No. J,3 BgOADwAf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

pRAr MAcHIYE.-THE NATIONAL PEAT MA
cxr is universally admitted TO be the pest machine IL
America for COMPRISING Peat w
A. RTQuA Agent No. $50 BROADWAY n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Browns VERMlFUGE CoMFITS,
OR WoKn LozEsGEs

OR WoRn LozEsGEs
MucH SICKNESS undoubtedly, with children aud sdu. at,
rbuted other causes isoccasoned by worms The NgR
mFu6r CoxTITs although efectus in destroyn, worms,
do possible injury to the mos. delicate ehli This
valuable combination has been successfully used by pyi
cians found be SAFE snd in ehdicsng
hurtiu to children.
CHILDREN HAVING require immediate attention, a.
neglect Of the trouble often prolonged sickness
SYMPTOMS WORKS oHILDREs often overlooked
Worms in tie ,tomsch and bowels irritation which
be removed only by the Of remedy. Tie cobns
ton of ingredients used In maxim, Browns "yERHFuGE
Coxrs i. such give the best possible effect with safety
Sold by Drusgs Chemists and dealers in Medicines at
TwEsTy FIvK CENrs A RoN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

CLOTHES WRINGERs Of all kinds repaired by
Bale, WsshnrS Wrincng Machine Co., 476i Broadway NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

PYLE's .. X. SoAP-THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry Bathing and Toilet use, becomes eh y,
tremey hard and not liable 10 unnecessary Waste sou
by elocers everywhere Depot. No. JJo "ashinR'ohs''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

The LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE in
New York. No. 329 Canal-st e. BAsTEr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

Tgg BURGLAR HIS OWN 1SFoRMER.-lhe
ononipc of each Window and Door telegaphs to your
,oofn and never fails Applied invisiby and without
damage f. HOLMES No l9e broadway!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
5pesial Notites.

Impor,a.,.-U. l.. A. HARLEM COUNCIL No l.wil
loid spreisl Meeting 'et FAtilNGTONS HAiI e'fnet
81 MID ave and One hundred and twenty eighth a., on
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20. Bt8ooloek p ut
D' WV ~ g. b. CONKLIN. Secretary.
Americas Institute Farmers' CIub'nh. meeting .,
,h YInh vii he held TO DAY Cpuesdsy), Dec. 49, at a
o.1oek AZ the Rooms OF the Institute some specimens OF
Go ,hlted for the Greeley Prize viii 2. on the tables
''"' JOHN w CHAMBEhS Secretary.
r. 500 Pairs Gentemens heavy csns,n rlaans prswrr'
a, III IS. For sale by SMITH o"LEK NO rsk low
anaoste A,tot House: sls, At No. ~ Broadway The
ckks,pe.t Mems Furn,h.g Storcs tn AncricI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WEIsGLR' WIN
coa. a,o hos, in use. X. C. BEowS.o, q" @iosoway'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

PIANOS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
GALENBERG VAUPELs rev improved
AGRAFFE PIANOS. go
Wareroorns No. l0l Bleeckers second bioch "e'' VI
A.rar
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines famPhie'
.;,s, fres On receipt OF Ten cents. Address T.. D.
Foory NJ D.. No. /. l3O Broadway Ne"-ioA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

,ng hon, 10 600 times endless source Of smu.een' anu @
iss,,uetiou superb Holiday th, mailed PtspaaS as
1 >. b'ects IS 80 by HENRY CRAiG, NO. I'D 'eh"e'
:, s.,sVnrs Liberal Discount 10 dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Dissatisfied Gas Consumers
are invited to substitute

IVES PATENT LAMP,
aud thu. get superior light for money Il can be hhd.
trimmed lighted (As QUICKLY M eAs without relpoyine
er, and Brackets Hanging and Table Lamps. &c Ais0s
ATTACHMENTS Tor application to GAS fNIUkfS ana
Table Lamps From many testimonials we seAss0
lew from this city -,
From H. &. Bowen, esp. OF Toe Independent
Since our removed and your amps k
,srbed IN their place brilliant yet mellow ngst ~
snue or 10 what We endured heretofore We hsW
sixteen now in use. and all work wei. -
From Chss. Tsylor. esq, Pres. lnternayona ms 20
know il be the aud thnA i.ls tne Sosf heo
oNcAL light ever had. . o,,
Ffem Brs Gen Wm Hal. No. s;3 Broadway.
The ligl i th. aud think less eSpsnS
than gas it wei ked that we expect s"oH y" ~
them throu Shout our factory 49, N =,
Eron f. Mason North American Fire Insurance Co.. Y
consider II the best light in Il is steady esai and
,,a mot comfortable resd write by tnat
,n hsye renouuced the aud shall use the Lamp till
find a better
lamps also Hsed and hppioSea ~
Tle \ y 'rribane Fowler & Wells
D. n. Bradstreet s SSn J. L beroy. esq,
Theodore fIl,on. esq, ioNen peeAhs-" btaa-
Morris Wheeler To-, forc F'',
si,h ~ H. Clt ESQ T.. +. Brown Co.,
J. n Richards. est- Lne .on Hse
a.; ~ 80 & 0rrbsr. In, Co Richard Brown, esq.
n ~ Vanrb,n e.a Marvin L Co..
+. 4. Stensbury, ssq, Jonh ,,hcn y Inn -
James Buell. ESQ, VI u D. pias u,.hcss
Sargent Co.. Ttou o. |; a., ~. J i'as,icJ II,
Prof ID. O. Eason. ~ i.l,2S .;,cns, rI asylum
Gail and al1ine sentfor illnstrsso ,ns
JULIUS IVES 4 co, NO 70 p.eN"sS ST., n. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

Bradbury's Pianos-THE BEsT.-Pronounced 'ths
Best by the most renowned artists Superior In tone
touch power, DURABILITY aud elegance of hnish" Ware
rooms Nos a., and AIS Boome-si Of Crosby Cell On
send for a circular. WIN. b. BkApbUhf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-29
FENIANS.

The Fenian's flag was raised on Satur'
day over the Fenian headquarters, Unior
Square, New York, in honor Of the cele.
bration of the evacuation Of the city BY
the British in 1888. The flag staff il
the largest in the city.
The Fenian headquarters is now unde'
full Roadway, and business is being trans
acted with all the regularity Of an organ
lied Government.
The Bureaus Of the Secretary Of War
Secretary Of the Navy, Secretary Of TIT
Treasury and other Departments are prop
,erly organized and at work. The build
ing is one Of the handsomest in the city
Its interior arrangements, furniture, car
peting, desks, &C., are Of an elegant de
scription. The edifce is leased at 81. OQ'
per month.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-29
ID


From the telegraphic dispatches in tn
Cleveland Herald Of Saturday last, ",
clip the following:
1.-THE American Freedman's Aid Com
mission has issued an urgent appeal t.
the pastors Of churches fer their contri
buttons on the day of the National
Thanksgiving to devote to the object Of
the Commission. Phey represent thai
unless immediate and efficient aid be
given, 10000 Freedmen are likely to
perish before spring, in the States Of AL.
ALBANIA aud Georgia %alone.'
Seventy thousand Negroes in q desti'
tute condition in the State, of Alabama
and Georgia alone But why is this I
Were these "freedmen" starving, or ma.
ked, or perishing before the vile heresy
of Abolitionism was consummated ? Mar
may be, at times, an memorable tYrant,
but there is no master SO severe and 50
unrelenting as want. And to such q
bondage have the precious '%loyers Of hu'
mauity" delivered over their victims.
While the Abolition thieves and Shod'
dyites are enjoying opulence and ease
thousands and hundreds Of thousand, oil
their deludsd victims are perishing-
starring! Let the philanthrOpic Aboli'
ZIONIST ponder this.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-29
NEW CARPET.

One of the acquisitions to the House
Of Representatives isa carpet imported
from England, costing the round sum Of
$1,000. 1t is very elegant in pattern
and Of finest quality, but the opinion is
not wanting among the crowds of people
that daily visit the Capitol and examine
the splendid appointments Of the Repre-
sentative Chamber, that the fabric could
with greater propriCty have been had
from on American room, instead Of be.
yond the sea.