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n r m its earliest incsauon, inciianis of the
earlier sttsmpts on Mr.. Liacola's g. the evidence
taken bT the Court Martial, COME sOns q Harrolt
end others aud descriptive sketches of The princl-
pal eharaclers.
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r. n TH0M qsONs strt u.r.-
@pfa'-a - Chs1f o.. ua.- .a.rn-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
wv. II. TRALL, JANIS COLLIN,
BENZ. &. SMITH, JANIS Moons.
DKSSs j. Twice WV. DousHHHrT
Pinnsces VS.. FisticuHs-PugiIissic I'm
counter Besween Tive Brokers In
Rraad.af.

An excitement, not Of financial but of a
iisticuf character occurred yesterday afternoon IN
Broad It., near Wall IA front Of the Gold Room; two
stock brokers j. Van Schaick and Lawrence Jerome.
being the cOmbataDts and hundred operators in shares
and spectators in gold the delighted speotators.
II seems that the brokers had guarreed about some
business Transaction each believing that he had been
defrauied by the other which had tendency to tran
quzc dispositions tbat do not enjoy any too extended
reputation for amiabiliiy.
Mr. Van Schaick was particularly irae snd accostcd
Mr. Jerome In language more energetic than elegant
telling him that all the members OF his 90 family
were dd scoundrols and thieves" and that there was
not one Of them who would not out OF pure ayafce pur
loin the smallest copper coin known TO the American
public from the closed optics Of a defunct Ethiopian.
AS Mr. jerome appeared 10 regard that mild state
ment as pleasant Jrtt Mr Van Sclaick stated to hi'
hdlf Of what | have said TO you i would slap your
face. Why don't you strike me. yOu cowardT
So pressingy invited. jerome. 10 L. H. parlnnoe,
struck ont With his right mawly va smeler causing
the oarct 10 flow freely V. staggered but rallied and
let fy with his left cOunleFiug heavily on IS optic
aud putting it In deep mourning. few more passes
were exchanged without either party gnnlng any dc
Cided advantage.
The combat had thus far been conducted according
TO the rues of the Ring though 1t soon after aPpeareC
that j. was getting short Of wind which was not I'm
proved by sOOkdolagor on his bread basket
j. struck out wildly owing, perhaps. 70 the
closing Of OF his peeper and not being enabled tC
reach his antagonist. who slipped away from Anf
danced before his enemy with degree Of skill AND
adroiness that excited the admiration aud elected th'
applause Of the lockers Bets Of five 70 one were
offered at this junc;ure on the Wall ST boy Nat
Schaick) aud the hackers Of jerome (the Shanghas
chicken) fell away from bin.
Inconsed by the deseron Of bis friends and forget
ting the imperative rules OF the sacred Ring. j. pro
ocied his right pedal against the abdominal region 3
" who fell heavily and when time was called be oonid
not rise His seonrd threw MP hts memorandum D0Ok
in lieu Of sponge--a well known stout fellow To-
heavy be fed and too honorable TO pay ior another
mans drink--and the battle WAS decided IN iavof o.
Jerome who walked into Delmonicos, and indulged II
a great deal Of profanity and cocktail
Tbe friends Of V declare against ile foul play and
have left the matter the hands % Joe CObnrn 1y
Lazarus and Harry HIl. who wall repor; OF to morrow
afterDoOn's Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
MARIE Id.

nv ERsoLL-In Springfield Mass. ON ru..s,y
Frnki, Tn,necS ns aey Buckingham John L. Brown d
late John ugerso Of the omer nIc,. d daughter Of the
DoLBI-PlNkHAM-InF Farmngtou, N. " On ,rbr-,5,v
Moy. by tao Rey r. NJ. Sargent, Mr. Henry T. pobx 10
plis' Ellen a. Pinkham both Of Alton, N. H. ''' "
POST-BRUSH-On Wednesday Nov Is 1865 bx ,hs D..
Brooks, Charles e. Poss to hsrgarcta niece Of the
TEPHENSON-BEERS-A Calvary Church. on wsdr.,.
day Nov l5 by the Rev Joseph Brewster assisted bv ~.
Rev. Il. a. Wsshb,rne, d. D., Edward IL stepbsnson oS
Brooklyn, to Charlotte NJ. Beers Of New.York.
ToWN-SMITH-on Wednesday Nov. Is. a, the Cbp,ch m
ne Highs; Brooklyn, by The Rev DE-. Ees. VIVA r. To.g,
70 Emily Louise, daughter OF Gerrit. Suls ~. N ~
BcOokiyn
Baltimore papers please copy
ESTERyELT-BOGART-OI Nedsesdiy. Egy, IA, a.
the ReiormeJDutch Church corner OF Pi s5e. az
ninh-st by the Rev. DR. Eennilye, Iohn "
i, 70 EIlzabeh, dan ghte Of the late Eugene Bogar.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
DIE d..

BOERUM-op Sunday, Nov. H. a, ewLondou, Corn,
Mrs. Susan Boeum. in The 16tl yegr ol her age.
Funeral will tako place Thursday. Nog IS, at H. from
the residence Of her sou. VIM. NJ. boocpm No b6 Fort
Greene ace Brooklyn.
New Orleans and Washington d. c. psPeTs please copy
COLYER-At Norwak, OH Wednesday, Nov. IS. at 4:toe
n little Lille youngest d.ughtor OF fdense ard Mary Col
yer, aged u months. II
Tie relative. ard friends Of the family aspecny invited
10 attend the funer. fathers residence IN Norwak
on Friday Nov II, at O'clock.
ROBBINs-At Princeton, N. j.. Wednesday mornne.
Nov l5 Amm Robbins OF the hrn OF Egeston' ba''eh
CO., OF iHevioIk. ,.
His remains will BE- taken to Lenox Mas forinermen
PERRY-On Monday evening Nov. ~ Mr.. George T. PerJ
IT, formerly OF this city in the 4st yeer OF his age
III. remain. viii be inferred In tho cemetery az Cteinso
NY.
sCOFIELD-At Angela. New.lerk. on Monday NOV. 10
Martha Jane wife Of the Rev Mr scosd and daughter oil
the late Moses Wan n
Funeral from the rogdenos Of sirs Wsnzcr Bath L. T. at
O'Clock rursdsy, the 18th Friends OF the family arr
invited 70 attend.
THOMPSON-At Harlem, WedDesdsv Now 10 l~oo'
efter lingering Illness deacon Borjguhn NJ IhomPsoh'
aged 50 years, month aDd % days. ,,
The funeral will take place S4turdy morning. az Ioococs
from the B,ptist Church Finn between Onehundred
andtweny.irth snd One hundred ondtwenty SeFenhs''
WESTERVELT-ht Hackeusaek, y. j., on Wednesday
morning. Nov. l5 the Rev 5. D. Westefvei' IN The o'd
year OF his age. .,,.,
Tie relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the Pew. A. Amermans Church
at tomorrow (Fdayl afternoon, ct O'clock
Cars leave New York foot Of Chsuberss st. at l;to a. IN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Amusement. thi. Evening.

wAI1AcKs THEATER-srILL WirEE. Rus DsSr-
Icf ON PAHLg tHAscas
kIRLOS GARDEN-EDwN fOREEsT N hiSG LEAh'
OLYMPIC THEATER-SLggPISG BLArrf N rnh WOOD
QUIET FAMILY.
WINTER GARDEN-"FuEs IN THE WIN" HH LAST
LEGs"
BROADWAY TnFATER-" -"ShS"
pARNtINs HUsEUM-Anernoon aud Iveninf-bos
C,ss,K DE BAzAs-W. u. li,KRfsos EJrEnrOhASkoUs
SISGkB
rox,s ON BOwERY TUEATER-THH LuTlK bAEE
,oor-LFs DsuK fUGrnfs-JACK koBiNsoS md 'ia
MOSKrI a..
ppoADWAy ATHENAEUM-scsSI ILLUSIONS ~ NJ
COLA MKIsTgR oT COLOGNE
NEw-YoRK CrRCUs-Iilnu.-JAsgs BoBissoS-BARl
BACK RIDER H.
pny ANTS NINsTRELs-THE LarEsr IRON f'hs-hk
Wosr HE SHooK-POAPEf's bLuNDfRs-l.ks All'hh,
HLK,-CuR ArHICAs PoLKA-DirIEs LAND
WOODS MINsTRELS-TBE MaNAoERs TRIUMPH Vh
rHy BLACx MAILRRs DEFEAT, IN an scenes
sTvpFoscOPTICON-CoR OF GRAD AND CRo'bi
Observation-Disclosures.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEolGN-PANTiSs' Ap
STATUARI
COOPER INsTlTUTE-CoScERr Br THs hurchiSsoS"
No e67 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oy ThE 'iCfohi'
RKsl on soUTH AxERIcAs "ArEk LII
BRoOKLYH ACADEMY oF MUslC-irAu.S ofxsA-
EHsASL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
where the Rebel Hond List Came From
The New-York correspondent of The Lo"do"

The New-York correspondent of The London
TTsss tells this sioryi
The list Of holders Of Confederate stock which ap
reared in the Nev-York papers "A few weeks hgo
having b,en the subject OF much cOmmeEtn EnRlsnd
triuk II rigt 20 tell you what know about the dOcu'
mont ON the sth Of September about a week De
Heve before ths Inst was pnbishedl: saw MI'
Seward for the lrst time at The Foreign Oihoo.
In the course OF conversation ho said 10 me 'Iray
what has Mr. --- (naming a genuemhi) mAue
Ly bis stock In tho Coniederacy p answered
ffat I knew nothing about IL. bot thought ~ very
improbable that the gentleman In question had ever
iet any of the stock He rang bell ana thld 70 thc
messenger Bring thai list Of BTtsh bondlohelS
here The brought H. ana MI SfNhu snio'
We have obtained this from Confederate Agents IN
Paris The Coufcderaies are poor now aud are "ling
ia sell all their secrets. Besides your
Page Wood has decided that We are tho beiiH a, law
OF ihe Coniederacy. and. therefore We are enu'ga m
10 ,heir papcrs." This be said with sHine, ne ne
then read the list 10 the bost oi ny ieconse s
ton II appeared aitefNaIu III ,, % pePFellCoyd
Uoue,s which vou will have seen was published gEr
he st" Now" said Mr. Seward handing lne iip',S -
mc. you may Judge how disn'eIes@u " ~. Copfed
port English leaders Of opinion gave 10 tno - %
,racv" / and a member Of the EnRlsb house ol % Coi
,nout wLo vas present suggeslcd thhl tu,'o l"TiI
were probably not authentic. ,o mi ',a, ibcm from.
inland 10 use them aud We shall see on loohlne uoH
the st said " am sure there mus oo so'ne tI,
here" and the member oi PHfhsn," CIads,one down
remark when be the name 0i MI plaus"no ,ed
r,s 90 900 Mr. Seward, however mercy IrP'prsu T
that ederete Agents had sold the ~, ,dgcet ~ Nv
nsnor. Aere foolscap sheets, fastened togeh'I " -
iit' ~ Line rbaud In the corner. i now kN0. tiht
bey were in tho handwriting Of the American M,ns,
Ter al Paris Mr. Bigelow. of til. fepe',, - w. ~
h ,ot the ,lRhtcst doubt L heard no HoIc VI
be list until one morning saw all the 9ewspapers
slouting over It, 1t was sent rom od s,'1O
In he Associated Press dispatch nnd ngp.ni0
ten,ouslv IN all the Journals 1ht Ht,dM Ooinh ~
~ tLc fabrication Afer u few days interval lne
secod instalment was pubshed In tbe soRs iaannri;
tllnk il right to add that IN my be.i ar,
Nd tlat Mir Bigeow Is the porson chehy Iespohsipit
S nnttug il IN circulation. Thinking the ahf iatu1
IoI % d that IL might turn up again one day made
. oiont il after left Mr.. Seward aud from
,bcr, oiye Won this snort statement
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
n..,., Of "a serieus Charge.

At tho meeting Of the Commissioners OF Emu
ton held Yesterday the subject Of The inquest OF the
arorc,s urv and the censuTe for sending SICK emil
ranf on ibe Iailroad TO reach Wards lsiahu was
ht0neht before the Board and the following statement
G the clerk who Issued the ticket found on inc eDe '
gas read by the General Agent: -
ION Monday afternoon. about o'clock, man repre-
senine himself as a boardng-house keeper living on
Third ave. between Ihirtyiourih ana lhity mn ss,
enc 10 tbe offce with a certificate from the physician
Of the dispopsary corner OF Ihrdaye and fity hrst
= certifying that Peter Coghlin was sick with typhoid
6er and desired permit Of admission for the party
mentioned therein stating that he could not keep hun
any longer and that he would go TO the expense m ol
hiring carriage and take the emigrant 10 "ufus
Island himself get him out Of the bouse pom tIs
atemont gave him the permit, when he snd that he
would take him to the island If they would only receive
Nm IN which answer was made he would be received
is6 'eo" IN time before dark and that otherwise he
wond have 10 wait until morning when the wagon oi
Ge Jcnortment would take him. With THIS the puy
ieft aud think il was then about y o'clock"
The Commissioners send their sick emigrnns up Oy
from Castle Garden. aud by wagons belong
ING 10 the department II the emigTans are lcA IN INC
civ and cannot be transported from caste ,'aruei.
fbe Board directed the above statement TO De gwen
10 the press.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
GEN. GEANT.
u..,..ed Reception 10 the
c.,eroI on Monday Next

second meeting Of many OF our o'e' ','aa niIV",,
,;zeo. v no have formed themselves i'o 49,
having in charge Cen Gropts rec'p'oD m Se' s'as IN
Ffhaye. Hotel last eyenhg .',o,nents mf, a decided
the ens for the proper escort Of the General ana
S o% oroaneto2s Of az Ga'fI aoofr ' and tie
ana nav oacer The appearance Of all guests III uiI
sga.o rass and for splendid repost There WI asS S
be display Of illuminated balloons: ikoei ioeki 'T Tn
m inseryiew with Mr. Stewart and Mr. Prosper wet
more Gen Grant yielded TO the wishes Of t1e com commit ~,
zee ard postPones L ''a hfe ron oi tols mace on
kionday evening at the Fifth Ayenne Hotel pet%esih
1be hours Of z and II o'clock promises 10 DO a pri
liant celebration Of ihe Generals VISIT 10 Ee~ c
Tast evening the Leut. General visited lho opeI'
Uorsc where he created sensation, end Was ai1eI I
Nd ofteriaiued NJ the Union League Clnb bunpoa
O! OuT most distinguished citizens e&i'"oi's ""''
VAIN welcome.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
weKeen Nominating Convention - A
stormy sessiou-Tbe Nominatisns--C.
GOarrvy C..'hs- foe Mnyor. Richar I'd
O'Gorman for Corporation Counsel.
lWeKeon

The Delegates of the McKeon wing Of the
New York Democracy assembled at their headquarters
b. the Sinclair House corner of Eghth-st and Broad
way last evening. Tie attendance was very fun the
room being crowded at an early hour In the evening.
Col james Bagiey ohiciated as Chairman. and Capt.
West and Mr.. Room secretaries. The object Of the
assembly was the nomination OF candidates Tor Mayor
and Corporation Counsel Gs preliminary movement IN
the war which the McKeonites contemplate Waelng
against the present political ring IN tho approach
ing municipal election The roll was called, showing
that all Ithe Delegates, with very few exceptions
An informal ballot was ihen gone into for Mayor de-
.,elo,6nv the names Of Guhthsr Hecker Cisco, A. L..
SteTarf Repper James Gordon Bennett Henry Hi
ION Barnard Kelly Col OMab0ny and wilson ".
Hunt Of these names, Mr. Gunther received the most
sotes, Mr. Hecker next to the most and Ar. Bennett
The least. viz. one vote
II was then moved by Mr.. WILlAss Of the Seventh
Ward that the delegate go into regular nomination
for NavOr A motion by Mr.. PRICE Of lhe lWenneth
Ward 20 sv this motion the table was losi yeas 81
1sys 3G Mr. WILLIAMS then stated that When me
former nomination Of Mayor had been rendered 70 MI
Eupther by tho MckcOntes that gentleman had ac'
.epted Tic Nomination AMI given large amount voice
SO OG 20 secure his elections and the speaker De-
seyed that Gunther would again accept ana ash come
The aaestion then REQUIRED on Mr. Winiams's motion
which was carried. Tie Chair then appointed DT:
Soofeld. Mr.. Wood aud Nj. eyes az Inspector. seu
he Deerates proceeded With regular ballot ior
bfsv0r resulting as follows 4. Godfrey 6ubtheT -
,Jobn Herfer 10; John !. Cisco .; a. ]. stewart -
Mr. Hilton /. MI. Hunt J. MI Nh7n'uht l. -
,l,,i1eticn oi Nj Cunfler was thou made unanimoui
and qrcai cheering. with the exception 81 Mr IIans
McrITath Of The ElneiecHth WHO said ihel he c%Ouu QUA
not sustain MT. Guuther Who hah one liinVu ~, Ia
ye9inent out Of house and home, and that ne % %woWn
Therefore withdraw from tlie Convention. MI M%CEI %
Tath was, however, persuaded 10 remain ~ ''e W"
Az normal ballot wa then taken for Coz P9re1,ion 1a
CCrnsni which brought 10 light the names o. 'Ynn %
,fLo,,1n picberd O(;ormau. Wm. IL. Qnn Jahes
MoDcricf Charles r. WnteIs. John " DeEsI and and
rr,5 20 L qorrlinsou of which Messra bcheon ana
6GorIgau received the larger potion ana ABOUT aN
equal number Of votes. ,,ry, Al, o,cornan
o., - hsIIot resultcd McbcOD, rs ObOrman' o.
motion 70 adjourn was teen made al9 q, o' 20
A fbird ballot resulted: Nckeon, ~ o1oIihan' RI
\ as..,t ~ han, rcsrIfcd. OGonnan, 46I McheOn' ls
5Tte rcipination Of Mr. OGorman was th'h ueci'ioD
unari nous ,,..ot 90 r.vt Friday even
go, ~ :. o'clock The following members WeIe e 2 ep
yo7nfed committee 10 inform Me',i15 .o wcsr~d
C,r,sr Of tDeir nominations Nessr friee' @ nul :, -
- GfErIcD Williams and CcnoyeTt ne It,ee o,lITis
he cosrcrtion were also neluded IN lllr "O''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Nominations Of school Iuspoctors-Cor-
Porni Punishment Again-CenGru,a
ton Of D school Com m ssioper.

The Board met at s o'clock last evening,
V"qes NJ. Mclean. esq, the President in the chair
n, communication was received from HIS Honor the
nsS32r nominating the following persons as Inspectors
tnm0n Schools in the respective School Districts
OF for three years from the LIST day of January
the secan District John ii. Williams. for lie Third
District Nathaniel Jarvis jr for the Fourth District
HHarvey H. Woods; for the Fifth District Robert
tnneye for the Sixth District Watts C. Livingston;
Tor the 'eyenth District, Richard L. LarremOre. Re.
ierTea Committee on Elections and Qualifications.
q nc ldiOWing communication was received from the
ocAool trustees Of the Seventh Ward
SCHOOL TRUSTEES, SEVENTH WARD,
Nov g. 1865.
10 ne htnoydbie the Board IF Edgoafi0n
dclte most respectfully call your attention 20 what
o,spy been an oversight your psIt in your recent
hcon IN king public the Of corporal punishcnt
curing The Public Schools II this city. We hold II
ta ruth that spare the rod Is to spoil the cbd
and begc that the discpline school
maintaird without the administration Of corporal punish
ient Tut We convinced that you seriously agTavaic
me nutun Of tie punishment and make highly objection
abe by pubhcation Of s deia The stroke Of the
odnces proper ecc. al the time Of Its incon but the
stroke otbe pen makes lasting dissace pnd few parents
win w to contemplate the possibility Of at future
day oe asSntd before the tribunal Of public opinion for
being hCeed years before for some boyish peccsdlo
10 c0norm 70 your rccenty bylsws this sub
ject ttoPrnoips if he would rein, Of
Iigdy enforcing his school code create disgrace list that
viii outlye any good aud beneficial purpose
hcancn # hi' by Gw, solicit your reconsideration Of the
subject.
BENJ. G.. SMITH, JANIS Moons.
DESyn j. Twice. Ws. DousBBRrT
Referred 10 Committee on Bylaws.
The Committee on Elections aud Qualifications re-
ported favor Of confirming the nomination. by His
Honor he Mayor, Of Henry Hilton as Commissioner
Iom III, Sixth District in place Of Dr. Francis Liober
resigned
The report was adopted The Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
COURT or CoMMOs PLEAs-THiAL TEEs-Noy Is.
Before Judge bHADT
unIrar. .nTfNIING AVID HOUAh-eLkAhIh0.
Lepuel Arnold .st WiiliAm ?. ~. Hsn, 16o

Irruusl Arnold at. william I. Van hensscaet.
This was a suit for upward Of siiVp on eialnl
Tor the rent o. furnished house rom he tdde OF Junc W
~. t Of October ~ fonis Of $3.50 per month"; osoihr
with some item. lor injury 10 the furninie ,nd rc.s hl
,rIur a. tt. h0u.e II appeared that the defendm amer
M, term rad expired had under stipulation containing an
Agreement Tor rent held ul the middle o. June A'I
he len IT, the hous continued unr.nod I We ltoi " oI
vim a. H. plaintiff claimed t. the drirndints T'iai -
t p,r,r 10 TOOK the house according 70 thc
~ he Ia. aud the bad condition n hich II was fi iur
l.ip,a ebaf-d 900 item Of 30 for thc necessary A' V
.,ins DIE h,ue aud gave evidence that arFe quAy o
80 brcsd hsI boon iI The basrmcut 20 the Rfett o.
.,ss,snt of h. rs and mice. Another item o about ~
g., .,y.1 n urs % the furniture wFs scarcely d puttu
iti r..r % the fret charge. evidence was s''h e1 v
yt,n... L,i "a. ed on house utluf e1pediyh At p.
-, sBJ Lrd been refused The d-frndsnt claim. tH.t te
,o Of Neg YorE restricted the donicilfy N.lh !, Do
,,,sy n a IA and D. f and thni The Ilhun hAd 4-i' "'
.,h.,ouent enoft 70 1t the house.
m Cont crrsed that the question Of custom was On.
ii NV ana lf,h- custom claimed Oy d"iehuh he
80 ot broken tho covenant by refusing 10 Adnt
ttsf Le plautif could not charge u" dei'hdut Hlu
~ 80 az IN. house while vacant unless spP'hf,o lhihs
~ us,, - De- inquired would bsvc rent, the Pirn','
n a., ,.fn.ed sGni.s Ion n th" ptntn in-"l hin y.
,,.obie Efforts io grnt the house drng ue lnt'i
i..icn Wih regard 10 the item of 500 ythui appli.a %
- ~ bsd condition 10 The stale bread IA 'Ae DA'e
rpeni thoy might alporionthsi- ,,--s,.aso
b, .urv r.nderUd Vrfalrf for ihc pihin'H lat -
MIR NrAlaAon TOT paintl Mcssr ChiisHe AHh i'A-' ''
defcnd4ut.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
, ,FYLIcrroy-Why will YOU suffer the tel

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or digestive orrars when certain remedy Is within
your reach i-HoOPLASD's GERMAN BrTTTBs Will cure
you. II you will only discard your prejudice and give
this article a trial. you will never regret II. Your
stomach will be strengthened and regain its original
vgor and will be able to digest your food satsfao
torily These Biters for sale by all Druggists and
not alcoholic Agent, II. 4. HELMBOLD Druggist
No. 594 Broadway, New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Hotel ssers0na ].

Gen. Schofeld and Brig.-Gen. WherIy, e.,
: A. eit the Metropolitan Hotel yeS'cro"' iO'
cobR REYNOLDS and wife U. S. Navy are al 'n'
GeT. II. Waibrilge. New York the non byn .b.
Field. Albion tie Hon. II. B. GOod!em ~ ~ ro'
uons' n. A. Rsley and David 4. Patterson "S'"'"s
ton src ~ the AstOJ House.
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OhhVAtIERs hIvE pos rHg HAra restores
gray hair to @ original color stop. #. falling keep. II.
ne'a Clean stands above cOmparisor With any other hair
sou a. the drug stores and at my office No. l23
"N' SARAH A. CHEvAIrRP AZ d.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
srcOND DAYS pROCEHDINGl

The Board met at II o'clock yesterday morning and
proceeded with the canvass.
The first Ward taken up was the Eighth but several
districts being wanted, al further canvassng ad-
fourned 10 to-day that the the districts
who have omitted 20 send in their returns might be
summoned before the Board. This also the case in
kbe TNehty-second Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
cuoor,va AypRAY IN TIKI FOURTH WARD

o,,n,, a row In the saloon known 10 tho Police as
Point located at the corner OF James
and Wafer Sta early on "Wednesday morning. Jonn
Conway shot James Penny In the leg innetug
wonnd The injured man was conveyed 10 Den1su u uo
HoSnits Conway was arrested BY tho FOURTH ITO
ciDcf Police and committed BY Justice Downing