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COyERT-At Matnecock. l.. l.. SUNDAY, Oct. Is Cae
Covert, in the 18th year OF hi,
DUPlGNAC-On Sunday, Oct Is. 1862 r. Dgpi ,n,c. 4
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully nv,e
70 attend hi funeral Rom his late residence, No. 10 Mes
Twenty ninthst, "Wednesday morning, at u O'Clock
without further Invitation.
BLATCHFORD-ht Smi,h,own. l.. l.. Sunday Oct. l5
Janr b.. widow of A. Wickes lila,chiorl.
Friend, ol the isniy invited % attend the fnnera on
Wednesday. the 18th inst. At o'clock in from the ret
dercs OF brotherinaw, T. Il. Wilton. No. 80 Pierre
poht-st.. Brooklyn.
ELwELL--At Pi,hos City, Ps. on Thursday, Oct. H.
George Hayward Elwel oon Of the late Robert Elwel o
this city aged J3 years
AWLFY-Burcd in Greenwood ON Saturday. Oct E4 the
reniains Of Lieut. uarvoy H. Hawey 8sd ~ Volunteers,
(or ID $ M who Tell in the bite Of Fair OsAs May
81 1872. aged y years months and II dys the hrs OH
slain Of that Regiment whose glorious nusteroi NUN
berrd nearly 1000 unen
nUNT-At at Ess, Chester Saturday, Oct, II, Richard
The rliyek and friend. Of the family are respectfully In.
vited attend the funeral iom his late residence Tues
bay, Oct. IL, at2 p IN.
JONEs--on Tburdsy. Oct. u, the Rev. Lot Jones' d. d. in
Funeral iLom Chalc of the Epiphany No 100 stanton.
st ON Tuesday al IL O'Clock A. m TLe R.v.re,J Csr,
aud friends requested to attend without farther iyit..
ton.
MARriN-In BROOKLYN. on Moyay,. Oct l6, tho Rev W.
Nisner Martin, in the 28th war Of hi. age
The estyes and friends OF the family are 2ectry invited
70 attend the funeral Wednesday the 18th p.t at ~
o'clock m from the residence OF hii mother-aw Mr.. G.
iiadden. No "a kemsenst, Brooklyn. without urthe, in
vtition
The remains to be taken 10 Railway, N. J for iaerusn
California papers please copy.
Sunday morning DC, Is Mr.. Mary
Parshall. widow of ths late Charles Parshau
Her rends end the itnd OF the family invited attend
her funeral. without fur her invitation at D. m on Tues
day the l7th from the Rev pr luton. Church WASH.
ington square.
pURpY-0n Saturday. Oct "a. Mary Charlotte widow q
the late fachaah Purd the the 69h of her age
Tho relative. aud friends OF tho family respectfully nysed
o attend The funeral om her late e,dence No ;S Ea,t
rity 'ixthst, Second ave-, Wednesday the lssh
inst. at III o'clock m., without further invitation
The remains will be taken East Chester for nternens
SCHlEFFELIN-On Saturday, Oct. H. Henry H. sehieac'
lin, in the 83d year of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully inyEed 20 attend
the funeral from hi. late residence No IL East snty
six on Tuesday nth nst, as 10 without further
invitation.
sMALL-At Denbury c. on Sundayievenng, Oct l5 after
lingering Illness Reb-cca wife of wilson ,h,.
city asrd 50 years and months
md friends Of tho family Invited 90 attend he ~
neral from the Baptist Church DanbuIy on
I5th inst at O'CLOCK Tbs New-lIavep cars lsay,
Twenty scvenths ct at m., and connect with N, Dan
burr 9sia u NsSyAh RetssHias ssvs DSs19sy q
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From South Carolina - The Sen Island
Plantations 10 be Restored TO Their
Owners.
nm The Cbarle,,on News, Oct. l2.


Julian Mitchell, esq, of this city, left here
some time since, on important mission TO Washing.
ton City, in reference 70 the recovery and speedy
restoration 70 the owners Of the valuable lands
Sea Islands These lands. comprising the finest Sea
Island Cotton soil In the world has been as most OF
readers know In possession OF the Freedmens Bureau
and II was for the purpose Of getting them out OF that
institution and to enable the owners to get
OF their property and go TO work. TINT Induced Mr.
Mitchell 10 undertake the task. ,
WiIliam Wbaley esq., law partner OF Mr.. Mitchell,
Yesterday received advces thai the efforts for restoring
the property had been completely successful and that
after aud anxious Interviews with the Prcs
dent and Secretary Of War Mr.. Mitchell had succeeded
IN procuring general order for the restoration OF tho
lands TO the respective owners
In pursursnoe OF tbeso orders, Gen. Howard WY
Shorty vtt Charleston 70 make formal surrender oI
ilSn
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DRsTRUCTIvR CONFEDERATION.
Extensive Cotton Fire In Bridge.st.-L"ss
Estimated at Over Half Million Dol
Inra.

At late hour last night fire broke out on
the first floor Of warehouse No. Brdge'st occupied
as a cotton storehouse by Harris g. Osbray. The fire
rapidly extended 10 building No and TO all the floors
Both buildings were filed with cotton throughout en'
cept the Easements, which were stored WIN WHISKY.
Up 10 twelve O'Clock the fire ragged fcrcely bnt the
flames began then TO subsde. The losses and in.
surances. Of course could not be escertained last
of ssO0 90 and some estimated 1t even higher The
origin OF the FIRE is not known. Fire Marshal Baker
was on hand to investigate the matter Sections OF po'
lice from the First Second and Twenty seventh Pre-
nincs we're also present uuder command OF Capt War
low. Bulding No 2, it will be reeolected, fell down
two wears ago doing considerable damage. The walls
stood well last night however up to the hour oi gong
10 press
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Our RALEIGH CoRREspoNDRNcE.- Johr

OJR RALEIGH CoREEsPONDRNCE. John
E!lid, q former stakeholder. residing near Fayette'
vile N c. writes to US contradiction of what he calls
the sanders of our Raleigh correspondent We cannot
find for Mr. Eliots long letter. but we give the
essential points Of it. Instead of having 200 slaves as
repoaed. Mr.. Elliot says he had but l2O and In the
Of one Of his former slaves found hungry and
ragged among the bushes bordering his plantation, and
representing his master to have cursed whipped and
discharged him and hin wife without cause makes an
emplstc denial Mr. Elliot declares that the man was
several times discharged for idleness and though as
oftea taken back, was incurable; but he was never
whipped, TO his masters knowledge. Mr.. Elliot pre-
sens facts to show his kindness d master as Tor an
stane his support Of q lot Of "taxables,' old men,
women and children, about the time OF Shermans
marh when he might have had strong men TO work lor
him We are not so certain upon this point; strong
menat that time property. and ike other ricnes
had dwings. In conclusion Mr. Elliot hopes that our
correspondent will procure his information from gooa
cizns of the Sout instead oflistening to tue ireco
men in order to publish something for the ianatcs OF
the North" Mr. Elliot does not improve his case,
however by using such terms as fanxees anu
''menness" in connection with SherInhns army nor
does p rightly Judge the office of our correspondent 10
be as ready TO correct any injustice done MI bhios
as 70 give voice to the wrongs OF his slave
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POLITICAL.
Nominations for the Senate.

STATE ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 7.
District UnioS. Demoerotie
l. n Il. La Bau. Robert Christie, jrs
John Il. Havens.
IT. Henry X. Pierson Calvin y. Pratt.
Wn b. Lewis. (Nstopal)
II Philip S. oro0fs Henry I Marpsyrr ;r,,....,v
Benz Wood, CiOzari.)
Michael w. Burns, (UniteC
Service Club)
w. Gilbert c. Desne. c. O. Cornell (iozart)
Michael Quackenboss, Ger
Andrew Lewis, Uniled Ser
vice Cubl
VI. Thomas T.. Stewart.
(probsby.)
VII Thomas Murphy, Thomas G. Fields
(probsbly)
VIII. +. E.CIosby, c. O. Sutherland.
TX G. Ii. Van Wyek.
x George Chamber
XII. Edward 6. Wilbur Moses Y. Tilden.
XII Jamos Gibson. Thomas ]. Strong.
XIII. Ira Shsfers
xiv Charles Stanford stephen L. Msyhsm.
XIV. Adam w Kline Isaiah Blood.
XVI Moss X. Plat.
XVII. Abel Goddard.
XVIII John ODonneL
XIX Samuel Campbell John Butterhed.
Xxx George H. Andrews- George w. Pine
XXI John j. Wolcott. Avery skinner.
XXI Andrew ID. White Charles Padoe.
XIII James Barnett.
XIV. Ezra ComelL'
XIV. stephen X. w illisms'
IxVI. Charles ]. Folger'
lprobsblyl
.1XVlI Stephen T. IIAyt.'
x1vlII. Thomas Parsons.
xxx. Richard Crowley.
XXX. Wolcott J. Humphrey Geo HastlngG
Xxx. ID. :. Bennett. Hsmon s. Cutting
XXI. Walter l.. Sessions
"Rsnominsted.
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THE LIVERPOOL CorTos MARKgT.-The

port Of the Liverpool Cotton Market received by the
Nova Sco,an. though strictly correct in its details
was. as published yesterday liable to misconstrnction
While the price Of New.Orleans Middng was quoted
at 2id quarter of penny lower than the price on
the J0th u as reported by the China, an advance OF
26eld was noted in American cotton. This IL cr.
painabc by the fnct that the report was the regular
weekly one from the Brohers Circular, and gave the
advance to Thursday night compared with the pre-,
vions Thursday night. The advance ON Friday and
Saturday the 10Th and 3h uit reported In the C!,na
last week. Is the s reported BY the Nova
Scotan. There was, however, an advance OF "a ON
Friday tho 9th over the quotations Of the previous day
bringing New Orleans &ddl3g up to 2iit' aud o'ner
grsdes lp proportion,
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To COrrcspon dents.

T.. NJ. N. does not seem to understand that
one who has periodical sent him which ho does not
want has only to refuse to take 1t out Of the PostOce
and direct the Postmaster to notify the publisher that
he does That relieves him from all further RESPONSE
by. If he take' the paper he is held to pay for II
just he must pay for hoteldinner IL he eats it, no
matter whether he likes 1t or not and matter though
he has left the hotel and taken lodgings the way
II YOU don I want pnper. stop taking u.
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Military Matters at Kimira-h xsensi'0
Govern msnt saIe-A Regiment MUS
tered Out.

ELMRA. Monday Dot. TO, IcO1'
A large sale Of hospital stores which nave
accumulated here in immense Quantities during tne
war took place here to-day. Piles OF bed's 'stnm
blankets sheets tables. &C.. were disposed oi me
bidding quite spirited. and the prices reaiizea
were were much higher than was expected. Some ar'
ces sold for more than they cost the Government The
sale will be continued tomorrow. very large
amoant will be realized for the Government from the
proceeds Of this sale.
The extensive military establishment here is being
rapidly reduced to the lowest possible figure.
The l6lst New.York which lately arrived here from
FortJeferson. Fla. paid and mustered out today
Thiss the regiment which Gen. Banks said saved his
arm. by their timely arrival and bravery at the battle
OF Sabine Cross Roads.
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STIMULANTs.-Tho requiring the assistance
NJ a stimuant should use HoOPLASDs GERMAN BITTERs.
T'bev contain no alcohol injurious ingredients and
vet possess great stimulating properties followed by
no deleterous effects If you are suffering with Dys
pepsis, Liver Complaint, Nsrvousnsss Loss Of Appe,
YOU For sale by all druggists. Not an alcoholic pre-
paration. ..a. No so, proodwor
A gent New York.
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M,yuMEyT TO GES. WADswoRTH.-1he Ia

Monument TO GEy. WADsw0RTH.-Ih Lar
ing,.n Republican says that beautiful monument has
Just been completed ard erected Ia tue Iany I pnr,a
grou,d OF the Wadsworth family. on Temple Hill, Gen.
eseo TO the memory Of Gen. james 3. Wadsworth az
cot Of about $1,000. The monument is OF granite
about eight feet long and five feet wide al the pase
and ,bont two feet vide and five feet long ut the top
II Is ,out ten feet high. and is surmounted with nag
drap,d urn made Of bronze On the four corners are
four miniature canron. On the west side OF the monu'
ment il Inscribed II, bronze letters
lngadier Gen James s. Wedsworth,
Died May g. 1854,
From wound received in the battle OF the Wideues"
Aged 20 wears.
Above this inscription Is an emblamatic design IN
bronze composed Of sheaf Of Wheat cluster OF fruit
sde Is another design. Of sword epaulet and laurel
wreath Under this are the names;
M,r,s.s. Chance orsyis.
FreIeric., ,burx Gettysburg
The Wilderness.
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PrrsBuRGH. Monday, Oct. l6,

PITTSBURGH Monday, Oct. l6 1865.
The following official returns are received
Cambria County-Dayis. Democrat, 759 majority
aeuton, Democrat s3l majority.
Crawford County-Hartranft, Rep. 4.les; DAVIS
Dem. 2,907 Campbell. Rep, $780, Leuton, Dem,
2e2
Beaver County-Hartranft Rep, 2.242i Davis. Dem,
=, 400; Campbell, Rep, 2,2i4; Leuton, Dem.' l'JV.
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The Town Election-Gov. stones Majority
Sixteen ThoBsand.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Monday. O

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Monday. Oct l6, 1865
The Chairman OF the Republican State Cen
tral Committee Of Iowa announces that the election re-
Hurns thus far indicate Gov. Stones majority 10 be
about l6 OOO and that the Legislature will be about
,fhree.fourths Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

LADIES afflicted with Dscolorations on the
face called moth patches or with freckes should use
DIR. PERRY's celebrated MOTH AND FREcKLE LoiioN
1t Is infallible. Sold by all druggists.
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THE FINEST OvERCOATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
I.v BRoKAw. No. 81 Lafayette. place.
No. "A Fourth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union
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In a desperate encounter on Saturday night,
At Troy. between two roughs and policeman one OF
tie former named Sweeney was shot by the latter III
such manner as 10 cause death la a few minutes.
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country friends. Price Ave cents. Mail subscribers'
copy year-lOt numbers-s4; copies, year u; .
copies or over for each o0py. o.
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The UNIVERSAL CLOTHEs-W RINGER, with cog.
wheels. Warranted the best in use Statesmen wanted
everywhere. II. G. BROWNING Gen. Ag't 347 Broadway
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The following named eminent speakers have oess tnsa -
''-'''' u MAJOR Gys. j. L. FITZPATRICK, I
MAJOR GEN FRANCIS {. BARLOW,
Gov. REUBEN l.. FENTON,
HOs WILLIAM h. SEWARD,
Hon EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Hon JOSEPH HOLT, am
GEN HENRY A. BARNUM.
..-..-. GEN JOHN IL. MARTINDALE,
Col. JOSEPH ROWLAND .Iff
Gas PATRICK HENRY JONES. .nI3
GRS. GREEN CLAY SMITH. .f
Hon. HENRY ). RAYMOND.
HoS. GALUSHA A. GROW. ..--
Hon. MORTON McMICHAEL.
Hos. =. DELAFlELD SMITH.
HoS. JOHN w. FORNEY
Col THOMAS II. VAN BUREN,,
HoS. HORACE GREELEY.
Hon CHAUNCEYM DEPEw.
Hon. JAMES r. D0OLITTLE.
WILLIAM M. EvARTS $50.
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHEH, tl
GEg. STEWART l.. WO0DFORD
Hon. HENRY WILSON.
Hon DANIEL s. DICKINSON,
RUFUS II. ANDREWS, ESQ,
HoS. B. q. NOBLE,
DANIEL DOUGHERTY. ESQ,
THEODORE TILTON. Ksa,
JOHN II. WHITE, EsQ,
MAJOR JAMES HAGGERTY.
..--.. A. j. DITlENH0EFER, ESQ,
and others.
SEATS WILL BE RESERVED FOR LADtE5
T. DELAPIELD SMITH.
Chairman Committee OF Arrsnssneats-
JOIN r. LAwRESCR,
Secretary.
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BARKFR-Du BOGs-At Poughkeepsi-. n. Y. on Weln-..
day Oct, H. at the residence OF the brides parents after
tho order Of the Society OF Friends William &. Barker II
New fork TO Ellen daughter Of Cornelius Du Bois Of he
f,rtfe eif
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Messrs. FOWLER AND WELLS, Phrcnologists
give written charts Of character daily at No. Ss
Broadway.
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Gptrial Notices.
Grand Mass Meeting

Grand Mass Meeting IA
AT TIM .r
COOPER INSTITUTE. ~
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 30.
RATIFY THE NOMINATIONS
xADE Br THE .-.-.-..
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
AT SYRACUSE. Xxx.
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Gatess ship News.
The New.York Semi Weekly Tribune,

sehr. Frrnee' Ellen kcnirck. for Few Orleans.
snisck Martha, Baker nom Noank ior Chuls.,on.
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tAdvertisem

The LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE IN
New York has REMOVED to No. 329 Canalst. L. BAsrET
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DEMULCENI

DEMULCENT.
HONEY. GLYcERISE AND PAIN soArs,
T. G. HuLI's SOY, No. 32 PARK-Row, n. K.
Manufacturer OF every style OF Staple anu IoeI
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines; ramPn'ee'
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address T. d.
FOOTE, NJ. d., No. l. 100 Broadway, New-iofk
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The roH was then called for an informal nomination
for Judge Of the Supreme Court resulting as foio"' 10
Erastus G. BENEDICT. II Isaac Dayton. g
Louis b. Woodruff.
JUSTICES SUPERIOR COURT. 90
Edward B. Coles. 50 Isaac Dayton: ..-'-''' Al
Z. Delafeld Smith,. 50 John II: Wni'e'-.
JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS. AZ
John II. White. a. Isaac Dayton.
MARINE COURT.
Long Term. Short Incof.r Ierr', -
Abram j. Dittenhoefer. % Abram DiltennUe''i.
John d. McGregOr. . 50 John d; McGTegof'''' %
Henry Stratton - 7 Henry Stratton. 1900 -
Horatio r. Allen. IL ,o.,ior NJ
Considerable discussion then arose On neY Thursday
adjournment. motion to adjourn 10 "oA'
night. at y O'Clock, was finally adop'eu'
OrREys COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-The follow
ing nominations have been made by the oPposiHb Po
Etical porties of Queens County:
D,m1eyatie-For County Judge John D. Armstrong'
Surrogate William II. Onderdonk; Dlstric. M p NY
BENJAMIN W. Downingi Superintendent VI snu poDi
VIM Curtis Coroners seon%ra sIio"s Robert Burroughs
Mcmbcrs of Assembly. LIST District VIM. Turner; "a
District, Hy W. Genet: .,.u u.,,or. n,,.
Union-For County Judge Alexander maaurn on,
trict Attorney Col BENZ A. Willis; Superintenden.
sf the Poor John Z. Rhodes Coroners uIinan rieIu
srd Isaac c. Henderson, Justice Of Sessions Henry
Pesrsa Members Of Assembly LIST District Cap'' w.
Jackson Downing; I'D District, james Maur'oe'
Tup Jr-pIc1AL CONVENTION Demo
cratic judicial Convention for the lid District VIII DC
Sd o no RrooLlyn CITY Hall this afternoon. and that
Of the Republicans on Thursday afternoon The n9mi ON
nations Of both parties will then be completed. Ihe
District comprises the counties OF Kings queens oI
folk Westchester, Orange DutcheSs hachniohu' H"oA
land and Putnam.
REGISTRATION OF VOTBRs.-The registration
Of voters takes place in Brookyn to-day at the dier
snt polling places as selected by the Kings County
Board Of Supervisors.
MUNITED STATES SLRvICEl SocrETY.-Coi. John
d. MacGregor was Saturday evening nominated ny IN
County Of this Society by aceastion for Juds
of the Marine Court (short termj.
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SOMETHING NKW

SOMETHING NEW.
Bows and Children's GARIDALDI CUTAwAY ana HoI'
AVE SUNS by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices
l. V. BRoKAw No. o. Lafayette place
No. "a Fourth. ave-. opposite Cooper Union.
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REGISTRATION OF VoTgRs.-The registration
Of voters takes place in Brooklyn to-day at tho differ
snt polling places as selected BY the Kings County
Board of Supervisors.
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Business Notices.

1
PERFUME ON THE WIEEs.-As FAST Az THE
telegraph s extended South lightning me.ssesfo supplies OF
PHALos's NIonr BLooxise CEExus come flying over the
wire. Never people unanimous about anything
than Amsrcsns all sections in approving perfume
of the New World Sold everywhere.
FoR CoUaHs, COLDS AND THROAT DISORDERS,
use BRowss BRONCHIAL TaocHEs having proved their efh
BY ties, of many years The Troches highly recon-
u.nded and prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the
army Those esposed to sudden changes should always be
supplied with Tur TKocnrs a. they give prompt relief
BATcnPLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural roabls harmless ard K.srnos
IN effect. The genuine u signed WiLiiAs A. pA''a''"
Sold by all Druggists. Factory No. u BaIcay,.t -
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMBR, LII. ID,
G,vy, run BEsr, PATENT LIMBS TO soLDirRs-YRxE H
BwAr ~ T. 1903 CHESTNUT ST Phia ~ Gksksss,r p'
ton COMMISSIONED Br sURGEoSOxsnRAt bAssks. =. :.
II. w. JgwETT's ARTIFICIAL LEG is the best
In the world and manufactured Tree ot any ohsse 9
old.r. under contract with Government. Oiice No. ov'
Broadway. --l
MARyINs NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
PLASTER FIRE AID BURGLAR SILVER PLATE :hrss ,nsnly
Orn,mena and wsrtaa'sd ran Tpsi p,s,,e,.y cry Also
MARVIN Co, No. 2s3 Broadway.
| IVORY AND PEARL SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS,
JgvsLRr Sc-Wn NJ. WKLLIS0. IMPORTER AND MANU-
| yAcruRER No SIR BROADWAY
TRUssEs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPESsoRY
! R,spAsy, SvYroRrRRs dc.-MARsH Co.'S hadcaI Suis
Tru,, Office only at No. Nesey-st Lody sttenaeh''
DANES PULMo- BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,
For Coughs. Colds, &C. Depot, No. 81 BAcay.S.
FvERpRLL's WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. 3O2
n N-An the latest and most elessnt s'!le'" ="
Wedsinr and Visiting Cards French Note Paper &c.
U,LIs IyIMIrABLg HAIR CUTTER; styles neat
aud suitable Executed in The be. nsnner only Dse.as :,
Doors AND SHOES, at reduced prices a'
Io,xs KxSvARp's Nos 10 and le Ann.st New forh.
BEAUTIFUL LIpE-LKE PICTURES,
c.res tirne,te - per dozen; Duplicates ~ Al nsbf
ltisss resser-d r. A. LEWIS, No. 100 ChathAn.s ~. l.
AT HUNTS No. 43O Broadway, best FRENCH
Cas- Doors ready made order Patent Leather boots
best quality, S Shoes and Caters OF every descrpt0n.
The FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, with he.
yetable Feed aud Uniform Tension-makns iour dus'en'
stitches. No. 5oo Broadway.
| GROVER * BAKERS Highest Premium Elas'
M STITCH and I.ociSt ten SEWING MACHINES NO fo ptoaa
| vay New. fork and No. 21o fu,onst, Brooklyn
UowB SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
uovs IT, President, No. 90 Broadway Agents wsnteo.
WHEELER X WILSON'S Lock Stltch sewing
u.cbin. and Button Hole Machine. No. 62o broadway
/ A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
IT,, WILCOX GiBss, No. 5OS brosdwsy
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BIRTHS.
N AR ri T. ID.

mefNToSH-As Hnlem. Sunday, Oct u.s. the wife 7f
Ais,snder Acnsosh OF daughter.
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MUNITED STATES SERvICIl SocIETY.-Coi. John
D. MacGregcr was Saturday evening nominated ny the
County Of this Society by aceaston for Judge
of the Marine Court (short termj.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

HOratio =. AIlen.-.... IL ,o.,ior ~
Considerable discussion then arose on tne
adjournment. A motion to adjourn 70 neA'
night, at y O'Clock, was finally adopted.
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peuusylvnuia.
Democratic Msiorities.

Union majority. ty...-.....-....'Se
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-03-29
VOL. 11.---NO. 80.
CALLING NICKNAMES.

One of the worst bad habits which boys
indulge in is calling their companions or
other people nicknames. This when done
on purpose, Is very wrong, and cruel, for
they mostly indulge in their wicked Wit on
those who have some bodily infrmity which
they cannot help. We wish to caution the
boys who read this against such conduct
for many boys who do not wish to be unklnd
or cruel may be tempted TO Go so before
they are aware just because there Is some
fun in It,
I shall never forget, says one, ''an in
cident of my 5oyhood by which | was taught
10 be careful not to wound the feelings OF
the unfortunate. \ number Of Us school
boys were playing by the rode side one Sat
urday afternoon, when the stage coach
drove up to neighboring inn, and the pas
sengers alIghted. As usual We gathered a
round TO observe them. Among the mum
Der was an elderly man, who got out with
much difficulty, and when 0n the ground he
walked with his feet turned one way and his
knees another, in a very awkward manner.
| thoughtIessly shouted-,Look at the old
rattlebonesi The poor old man turned his
head with an expression OF pain which | can
never forget.
just then, to my surprise and horror,
my father came round the corner, and inn
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his hand warmly. and assisted him to walk
to our house, which was but little way of
| could enjoy no more play that afternoon.
and when the time came | would gladly have
hid myself, but / knew 1t would be vain.
and so tremblingly went into the sitting room
To my great JOY and relief the stranger did
not seem to know me again, but remarked
pleasantly to my father as he introduced me
such a fiue boy vas surely worth saving
How the words cut me 10 the heart
My father had often told me of q friend who
plunged into the river to save me as | was
drowning when child, and who, in con-
sequence of cold then taken, had been
made cripple by rheumatism and this was
the man | had made laughing stock for
my companions
L tell you, boys and girls, | would give
great deal to have the memory Of that C.
vent taken away. If ever you are tempted
as was, remember that while no good can
come of sport, whereby the feelings of 9th
ers are wounded, you may be laying up for
yourselves painful recollections that will not
leave YOU for a lifetime. s"