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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. DECEMBER f;1s65,

'ween Mr Adams and E.d R.ve,; Speech Of Sir Morton
Pso The Fenlsn. The Rebe'lioa IN !smsie. Spain snd
PoErRY-Th- Saying OF Sssdi
WIVES AND DAUgaTERs-An Every Day story. ny NIT
Trouble at lIanley Hall.
IS Tas APssSIsrs tsiIth Iettert-C..tom hesSsS,ns
Politics. Minors Resources Storms In the mouninns rome
Life.
EnIroRr,I,
VARIOUS ITEMS
MisCyLLAspOrs lryss
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TBT DRY GOoDs MArxPr ,,,.
CATTLE sMxKErs--New-Yoi.. Boston 'nd Phllaielph.''
EEw-YoRK Mnols..Lr PsiCRs cr COUNTRY fFohocs
LATEST DosEsIiC md FoRIIGN MARKETS
CoNxsRciAL MArrKHsTlt --latest Stock and 0oi' Sno','
iions.
MARgAsg. AND DEATHS.
ADykRTIsyAgsTs q,
Tux SEMl-WBgKLY TRIBUNE contains all
the Editorial articles, hot merely local IN character
Literary Reviews aud Art Criticisms; Letters hom our
large corps Of correspondents; Foreign ana Dones-
tic Letters; Special and Associated Press Tecgraphic
Dispatches; careful end complete sammas! pa o, OF
the Proceedings Of the Farmers Cluh of The American
Institute; Talks about Fruit and other horticultural
and gricuiura information: Stock. Financial Cstte
Dry Goods and General Market Reports which are
published in THE DAILY TGBINs. TiiE SEM WEEKLY
TRIBuNf also gives, in the course Of year. three or
four Of the Latest aud Best Popular Novels by living
authors The cost of these alone II bought in boob
form, would be from six 70 eight dollars. II pur
chased in the English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected tie c0st would be three or four times
that sum. Nowhere else can much current ntclli'
gence and permanent literary mstcr be had At 40 cheap
rate as in THE Sral. WEEKLY IriBuHE. Those who
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THR TRIB, NJ increase It's power and influence by
joining with their noighbors forming clubs TO sub
scribe for The SEMI WEEKLY Edition II will In that
way be supplied TO them at the lowest price for which
such paper can be printed. Persons residing in the
city can find valuable journal to send to thcl
country friends. Price five cents. Mail subscribers
copy year-l0 numbers-s4: copies ! yesi. ~; >
copies over, for each cory, g.
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Mass Ratf1catioa DfeotfaS.


Tbs citizens Of the City Of NowYork in favor Of an bousst
administration Of our municipal affairs are requested to st.
teuds
MASS MEETING,
TO BIZ HELD AT
COOPER INSTITUTE
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 1. 1855
si7l o'clock,
under The suses Of the Citizens Association and the Demo
cratic Union organisation for the purpose Of raus hs
noinin, ions "
JOHN HECKER FOR MAYOR.
RICHARD OG0RMAN FOR COUNSEL TO TIE COR
PORArION.
The following speakers bsve been invited 10 address the
meeting:
JOHN HECKFR RICHARD OOORMAN
HORACE GREELEY. CHARLES OCONOR,
yAMEs X WHITING. GEORGE y. MOVES.
DORMAN h. EATON JOHN H. ANTIIOh,
ISAAC II. BAILEY, CHAs TRACY,
JOHN SHERWOOD BAKTHOL'W OCONNER
tHAS. q. HALPlNE and other gentlemen
GEO. w. MCLEAN ALEX r. STEWART.
Chsrnsn Nom. Convention. Chairman Nom. Committee.
WIN. T. COLE,
Wk. A. BOYD.
BENJAMIN RAY.
Secretaries Democratic Union Organization.
ROBT h. KOOSEkELT,
Secretary Citizens Association
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

The DysPHPTIC. The trials and SuiierineS o
the dyspeptic only be realized by those so unforu
nate a; 20 be afflicted by this disease, and yet how
many OF them suffer and continue 10 suffer. Why they
do this 30 patiently 1t Is impossible TO tell II may be
from ignorance OF any certain reuedy. or II may be
from prejudice against the Of patent medicine.
HooyfA ANps GERMAN BIrTERs has cured thousands oi
the worst cases Of dyspepsia aud each day adds new
names to the record Of its usefulness Give the Bters
a trial For sale by all druggists They are not "a
whisky drink.
H. +. HElsBolD. Druggist. No. 500 Broadway. New
VnrL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
TheatCrs.

1h, "l,its" Of the season are making the
tc.,oha tfife monotoDous--for the theatrical scripe
ia,i in Loadon" at Wslacks, The Octoroon' az
a.. Wioter Garden, " Sam at The Broadway. " Tic
t,',tuine Beauty" at the 0ympic-:hcse topics mani
se,lY cau for no further comment. The respective
sicccs 10 be popular and the respective thea
continue TO be thropged. Mr.. Forrest will play
KING kcar tonight at Nibo's Garden, and "Arr,h-na
Toe.r' win 10 performed there tomorrow night
Tine vii be 10 SATURDAY matinee. Mr. James Robin.
Son and MS boy Clarence continue 10 be the leading at
fractions al the New. York Circus. Oh Fourteenth ST ..
~ to readers by far the best institution
De ard in this city. We note nothing novel In men
toaiss these several successes. In fact, there Ia no
,ovc.iy TO note But these pauses Of proSpcty-these
SrIc1 moods OF successseldom last great while and
ahrre ail accordingly, be changes neat week Monte
Christie IS TO lie acted Monday night at the Olympic
Taertr-. when. As mentioned on Monday, MIR. Edward
n Uagonpcrt viii make his frst aplearance-and TO
I'm accrsion we look forward with much interest.
sl'e new American comedy, promised at the Winter
saIden viii doubtless be indefinitely postponed-in
sew Of the dreat success which has attended the Teyi
Nsl of The Octoroon" AT Woods MDstrels, The
rl.agers Triumph" will be shelved at the end of the
p-ct. 80 make way for new piece entitled "A Fair
semsn Fight for Freedom" The alii,ersye title
ysrccly worth illustration in any point of view. But,
dmbcss the clever MINISTRIES viii succeed in exoiting
nrtb out Of it-and that is all they desire. AT
fairs very prosperous. By the way at the new Min
srs Hail. opened for the first time Monday evening,
h the corner Of Grand and Crosby sis and called the
Temple OF Music. Messrs Thorpe and Overn preside
ter troupe there collected. and the special aim OF
ths performance nightly given is to illustrate the min
filelsy Of all nations Mr. Barnums theatrical compa'
~ continue. every afternoon and evening. to act
. The Lady Of Munster" There viii be an afternoon
byinbhicn Of the Diorams tomorrow, at the Broadway
"A hensam. commencing at O'Clock. We can cor
bayy ccmmond the scenic illusions of Nicola Meister
d. possessing great artistic merit These shreds OF
the,ical mention all that the theaters. and other
places OF entertainment, enable ar the moment, 70
tay before our readers. In a week go disgustingly
aanquil there is pretext for either grow or purr
nd the theatrical critic has but 10 shut mp
tS claws and go to sleep.
Nj. Charles Dillon of London is iu New
York He is the best Bepbegor in the world. and
t.ers is nothing In modern drama simple. touch
in. aud effective than his personation We trust he
y, play this part many times before he goes away.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE
Oa often thousand regular physicians cannot na on'
who viii not say ths. SrxuLASr aud ISvGosASs are a'
sou,ey necessary in medical practice And yet in bygon'
humane have hesa,sd TO administer hom
because the hensh ingenuity Of wretches who make rs'
cbaudc OF hupan ufn,e had polluted and deterora'"
them that remedy was deemed dangerous "a shc dis
This perplosiy i,bsppy done away with fhysc''n'
know because the r,, sn,ycal chemists Of the age have
demonstrated thc fact. that
HosTETIERs CslEBRATfD STOMACH WiTEEs
sbsoutcly rd entirely free from all pernieions elements
Hence they have introduced into The Uaed st''e'
Amy aud are accepted whereon tho testimony of the wise
the intelligent and the pilantropc is rated at it' just value
the best protective sssn and cure for oil dcaes arising
from npurily tie sii other unhealthy climate nfuence'
that has ever tested by experience In Of DypeP
sia and Liver Complaint state without qualification or
reservation that the Bter nearly insble as sny
thing ~, psieI by hurnsn sk DC. NewYos onee No
20 Ced,rst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Roberts and HofFhna %.


HEADQUARTERS. 0IBs0ys PrmDfSa,y
Corner Broadway and Thirteenth st.,
NywfoKK, Nov. 10 1865.
The following ssrcei upon by the Central Marshall o.
Roberts Committee, the programme Of arrangements for
the rally Ut the unon Ratification Meeting to b. hei - 'hs
nor Boadl@s;ers, Of Broadway aud Tee,7 f'fd
49, onFRTDAY EVENING. Deceu.jeri a, Il o'e.ot..
The First Assembly District viii nes, at No oi'e.ss
The Band will report at No. st,se-,t. at g O'Clock.
Tie Second Assembly Distro, viii meet No. Frank.
or g O'clock The procession aud band from the First
District viii the Second Distrie, No Frukfos
and proceed to tho Ratification Meeting.
The Third Assembly District viii =, the Fifh Ward
Hotel g. O'clock The Band will repor, at the Fifh WaId
Hotel At 8. o'clock.
Tie Yihh Assembly Disrt will meet a, No. ~, Spring
At a q o'clock The procession and band from the Third
District IL join the Yiah Distric, At No. 1876 sprng
TIE Fourth Assembly District Will assemble a, Pythogora'
Hall, No. lot Cansls'. at q o'clock.
The SIKH Assembly D,Elct will meet at Ruus's lIstci,
Grsni- a.. a. 81 O'Clock.
Thn Eighth Assembly District viii Clinon Garden
No. I26 Ciintonst at 81 O'Clock. The band viii report 1T
Cln,on Garden - o'clock and the procession from tie
Eighth District viii march with band to Runks Hotel, aad
Lcroe 10 Pyhssorss Hall snd the three Districts viii to-
se,Lcr march In procesaon TO the place Of meeting.
The se,eu, Assembly Di,iric, viii assemble a, No. %
SiIhave a,ol o'clock Tie band viii report at tia, p,ce at
tina, boar.
The Ninth Assembly District viii meet at No. 2i5 Eighth
at ~ o'clock. Tie procession and band from the
Seventh Dsific. ~ Join the Ninth District No rs Eighth
,ve.. and proceed TO The ratification meeting
The Eleventh Assembly District will tue Of
Twenty tlifd.t and Eigh,h-s,e.. stCl O'Clock.
Tlo Tirieeuih Assembly District v N s Washington
Hall Foltv seyenh-,t and Eighth ave. ~ y O'clock Tie
band viii r. p0ri wshnson Hal at q o'clock. and the
oc-..ion AMI from the Thrasnth District viii join the
Kl.,eltl pstrio, Thirty, y,hiri., aud Eishth'ave.
Tie Tcn,h Ansmby District viii meet ct No. % Third ave-
nC o'clock.
The Twcinh Assembly Dr,c, will meet ., No 81 Avenue
D. ~ ocoet. Tie band wu report A. No 81 Avenue d. a.
Il ocok -nd the pro, e.-on and band nom The Twelfth Dis
ire, WIN cin Ten,h Dic, n No. % Third and pro
s.e I'd hs-.cs to the Dsc'iDL
Tn. Fourteenth Asss mbiy District vii n-r, at hesdqusI
trs. coner Of Broldsa, and Twenty trds, ri o'clock
Tie Fifeenth ss.-mbly Di.isct III a, No. 81
Fourth ave. a. ~ ociocl. 1h band viii pot at that Place,
proc, w rosfoh FROM as piss TO the place Of
nloct.nx
The si.--r'h Assembly Di,ric vii At Dinrlsdrins
Third avc. beoe,n Fiy ninth aud Siirths at q O'Clock
The -sev.nieeu Assembly District " III al Eighty s,th
aud Jifj ave- s orocs Tho band will report Eighty
sixth. and TA.d,. - O'Clock md tie and
band h,a PIE -yciit,cth Dtrc; viii join the sirtenb
Dct d, Fins ln,i., aud Tid snd r,ocecd thsnee
10 tp piscc OF meeting
Al o;llcr clubs are invited Join
HENRY SMITH Ctsfuan
rasDES,cs = WIeStR' seorciarie.
VIZ. I. BLACK
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
cas expected
lot., ,..............S4iO, sOo

Tux SG.MACaIyE.-1I rapid growth
Of the sewing Machine business within the past ten
S,sfS "a truly astonishing In the early days Of the
trade q thousand machines vas number manufac.
turers hardly veDtued TO contemplate. Now some two
sr three embellishments count their saes between one
rnd two irndred thousand each. The greater pat OF
these ,re performing their mission Of usefulness in the
loes and manufactures of this cOpptTv. but large
curs. have been sent 10 foreign countries. and the
iesoing companies are establishing houses abroad to
suppl, the growing demand. The Grover Baker
Coupaay, whose machines are popular in Europe "a
Nc, are here have branch houses in Liverpool and
ISsdo and io Melbourne, Australia, and they are es
tsblh1S agencies throughout the entire continent OF
Cuors. In this country they have brancn houses in
tweay Of the leading cities-a fitted mp expressly fof
THEFT Hsinoss and tsste'uy furnished. These are oil
suppse sith machines and the necessary fndinVs d
frH from tie factory ON uniform plaD so that the
fabe s6crded the facilities and advantages
sichicsgo on San Fraaesoo. as AZ Boston or New
fai Connected with these estabhsbments are in
sntcon aad operating rooms. where hd!es are tans'
The nr Of the machine without charge The Grover a
Baker machines are especially recommended D. Inc
msaafsctnrers for use in families, and for al descrIp
ioas OF sewing that require strength aud elasticity {"
seam They are also adapted variety Of manufac
fuies purposes. Few and improved Lock'stiich
Iachoo ioE tailoring aud leather WORK. recently miro
Ssced by ths company, is rapidly becoming popular
"''a tsat c9ss Of operator
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

PRESERVE Your BEACTy.-Mme. DEMo-
gEsI's USIvEnsAL PATENT HAZE CInitR comprises n
tube with fountain which IL 10 be flied with boiling
water curs the hair In beautiful, soft, durable ringets
without the possibility OF scorchng on irjuy TO the hair
Price kI 50 All ladies who deem thcr hair worth
saving will secure one OF Nine. DEhoEIsI Pateut
Upiyersal Common Sense Hair CuIlers.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
TSs'x.w.xf.-i s..ii.w.-Liy T,,s....

Hsody this morning, contains:
.Nuys scnhARy-MisaYy Naval. News from Washington,
uIes, New England. the Southern Atlantic States the
cs,s, Kentucky aud Tennessee, the Western States
rse'h Coast Political, Domestic Miscellsny Foreign
"a, resifAL-Obcisl Returns from NswYork, New.Jersey
wtsesos,. and Tennessee.
sSsu AsxsIcAAnotber Defest OF tho Psrsguaysns Re-
sssissceInen.s for the Brazilian Army.
iIDIks-Thc Jamaica X. Deion Spbdusd; Cape Hay.
~ ctly
~. y Important News The mpefslsts Evscuase the
pas.9 rErise 10 fARNsRs-Feedins Sheep for Market;
yS..y a'enins and Preparing for Market.
s,.An CoLDaED LoYALisrs-fhe Late South Carolina
Hossgnol Declaration Of Rights end Wrouss Congress
S - = - 10 LesisissuTs rsitsensA; Specially H.
- p0oo oxetADo-rugthos CogpoGooalnnoo b
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

TIp.Tor.-If you want bat that Knox spots
snyhing shape Of tile before presented TO the
New York public 20 TO No s33 broadway under the f'
colt House snd invest IN one Of KsoIs latest style Of gentle
men. wear Graceful durable and beeouipg It ~ tho very
h..an. .i1eal nf coy erinR fnf The heal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

The UNIyERsAL CLOTHES " RIaGKE, which
took the first premium nj the Fair Of tN American
Institute is norYaned the best IN Use
Send for circular giving wholesa0.d retail ier.ns.
X. &. BEOwSISG, General Agent
No .I41 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

b. ~ o'clock yesterday, large eale oi surplus
yesscis took place az the Navy Yard The attendance
sS lsIge ana among those present we noticed several
trHebel officers The bidding was very spirited, and
Lone OF the vessels brought than their appraised
tsue. The Grand Gulf was appraised at s8s Uo, but
kss sold al $4,000 The Wando and Banshee were
od st uoh less than their value while the gunboats
Of the Wnona class brought considerably more than
n. ~ nnnieh The following ia The resnlL:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

10000 TO 10000 Elegant BRIcKs with
AiGuI WELL, ,pY FISrD FDCFs and CsrfOEu iENcIH-
are made per day by the Sstiobal Brick Machine
ABg,M EEQUA Agent. NO. 100 broadway. n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
1)oliiieal Notices.
Union Kstiacati0n Meeting.

Union Kstiacation Meeting.
4 meelins Of the Union Electors OF the CITY sni
County Of New York. 20 rsify tie Nomination OF
- MARSHALL o. ROBERTS ior Mayor. aud
MtRRAY HOFFMAN, for Counsel to the Corporation,
will be cld the Union Headquarters OF Bfoid~ ~
and Tw,1iy st. FRIDAY. Dec l. 865 st y oclocs
O,n JAMES w. NYE United States Senator from Nevada.
The Hon. HENRY WILSON, senator from Mas..
ErGov. BUTLER &. NOBLE,
The Hon. WM NJ. EvARrs.
The Hon. CIIAUNCEY N. DEEPEN.
The Hon. DANIEL y. DICKINSON
The Hon. WILLIAM y. DODGE,
The Hon. PRED. A. COHkIIN0.
The Rev. WILLIAM II. BOOLE,
The Hon. HIRAM WALBRIDGE.
ISAAC DAYTON, esq.
and other distinguished spesker, lye been Invited 20 Ice
present and address the iueetin..
COnHnTEg or AkkASGssfSrs
john VI. Co-t8, icury q. Lesss, samuel :. NycAor,
Win. Hepburn, David Miller John w. Thoru'
". H. Mckinney, g. r. steubrnuer \. ). Diitruhoel-,
IL wis H. Watt. James y. Cotli.l John D. 0iiiwel,
Tl0in.s u. Aston. q. B. Van Brnt Wa y. Nafina
CHARLES :. SPENCER, Chairrsu.
.CHARLss IL. lItLL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
acknowledgements.

JBrFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY
The only place in the city where
LADIES GOOD BOOTs AND SHOEs AND GIN HiMtNr =
EkBIoIpfRRD SIIPPERs can be had at low prices.
JRFFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

'.cp. Joseph r. Hawley, Editor of The Hart
iof Pre- IL likely TO be the Union candidate for Gov
siaN sn tho State of Connecticut. The Hon. H. IL.
Harrison Las declined 10 run.
Gen. Early, of the late Confederate army has
rsed Or at Nassau n. r. Jubal is reported 10 be
f~sed IN ritine history OF his campaigns.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

SEWING MACHTyEs-FoR SALE AND TO RENT
V. W. WiCKEs, No 40 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Business Notites.


The SOUTH, DESTROYS or GETTING INTO
yood odor again with it, Northern nesbors is sending on
large order. for PuLoSs NIGHT BIoovso CEHrs which
for four yesrs has taken load of a oeE extracts or tho
handkerchief IN every city aud STATE III, side Of he Poo'
nrsc. Sold everywhere.
You must have quiet sleep or you cannot
have health BIcxREsz secures ii. blessed rc'toer Of
,,rengh III wonderful snodyne, well a. mighty tonic
,,d rervpe Let In. debtsed reaorto il with
ou, delay Depot, No. "a Dey-sL n. v Sod by all Drug
gis,..
WEBsTrR's VEGETABLE HAIR ISvIGORAToa
restores Gray Hair to It's original col9r sops ts aln. on'
seeps Tire head clean and ssnds above compsrson Nnh any
ctier heir dressing II Vegetable compoond snd con
au no injurious properties whstege No PERSONS Young o
S'' '''''1 DzxAs BARsKs Co..
General Agents New-io1k
TRrssrs &C" WmTE's PATENT LEVER
Tguss /. the only Russ ct 20 wesr No rayssrsE On s
hAcx It will positively Ss.s te to oo's No S Bro.dss
RUPTURE okkeohi = ~ w, w oD ,----
TRUssEs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusrgssoRY
B,ypAays surpoKrEKs kc.-MARsa Coz Rsd'cs4 Cure
Truss Onice only at no. 'esey-st Lady st.enoni'.
TRrssEs. ABDoMEs SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER
-, ,cy. SIX Elastic STOCKINGS ksrgCArs and hHkLtrs
CATCHES and susrxssosr bASpAess say a,, noa'
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c,rv, rvv Bysr" PATENT LINBs TO SoIDInRs-yRsx Q"
Dw.y NY :l0C9 CBgsrxUT-sT. Pills 10 GkErSssr, 40.
Ton CoxxIssIosHp Br srnasos-otshkAL DAN, =. " ~ ., =
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y :, p.;n, TErss dav end ght Dr sHHH~oops thr o'y
one that csn be used 30 with comfort
No 5f5 BroadwBy
IrpRoTyPE VIGNETrRs.-Thc most ploasipe
i,nre ever made Sor the flbun Single pictures sc OF
,.r doz finished immediately at BAxTkHs OALh"f "o' "'
broadway, uear Twelith'st
Fifty varieties of soft HATS, of all styles,
,,,. 10 say and uitable for all professions, occupA
,,ons AL purposes. at OrxISs No. alJ Broadway.
EyyRDELL's CARD DEPOT, No. ~! Broadway,
" The new styles of WEDDIss AID lsvIrxrIox .Anps
a.,,eesfved NIarJse CARDS spdFsrHcn Ne1h rArf.
GrCONp- HAND SAyEs in large numbers, OF our
~ othsrs make taken In exchange for our nsw peSsos
Arr and DAY PLAsTEk SAyEs. For sale low. DIN.
Mssv,S Co. 265 Bdway. and I'll Chestnuts, rnus.
RITcHELoRs HAIR DYE.-The best IN tns
world r:Tlsc' Tn ,.nuins. ssnsd WILAn A. BArcHsLea
s.nST Il, Drussists Fsctsry No q Bsrcsv-st.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKK PICTURES;
Csrsss Visnsts % per dossn; pupaes sS cS.,hsm.
Absolute comfort realized by RuPTURED per-
son, wearing Dr, LAH0wosrnY's TRusa HHLnsoL0' No.
81 Broadway.
DAxY's PULMO. BRONCHIAL IR0CaEs
Yor Coashs Colds. Ia. Depot, No. " besony~.
HILLv HAIa DYE, 5Octs., Black OF Brown
nsNabis. Dspw ns - Jsesst ~ ~ osuoeo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

NEN-l ohE, Nov. ~ io'".
Headquarters of the Marshall u. Roberts
Campaign Comuuiftee hsvs been located At tnh'on. I.
Buildings. riiitecI.-s,. aud broadway. The Com
ut,ec viii De in .e.on day aud evening % 'ncr ee'ion-
HENRY SMITH Chitmsn.
rrsPSa,S I, z s,.c 6; w''ssS ts.cretnrie..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

Iudeu,pdeut Demo cratic WerkiuRinen down
'.,, f,s tIr honest ms. MARSHALL .. ROBTRT5 70,
Mnyof meet THIS EVENING. a. No 5si Ores.wichst, s
: oDoaA. ~ ""'"" W. '"A"'ns"'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

sixth A..csnhl, District NIn r~hnli ID. Roberts
(iub.-RALll EALLN HALLi.-The Union Electors
~ Dlsrct earnestly requested to meet At kunks
Hotel No ~ Grand It. at O'Clock THIS tFrdayl ENfN
lNG proceed IN procession 10 he Roberts and nohmsn
Ra'ihcson M,siin, to be held at Juioa Hoadau~siefi
Show your strength! By order. :,
ca,ru. ;; sr~oss sscrctafe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

ColA.loe: COla.lDo:
F Colds Coughs end Inausasa This psspss,Aisa ses>
sb,s 10 the tsss. asA sGsosusl AuSHrONs "a
Drugstore. No. 10 Astor Hssse. co., DasslsyA =
4gHker ca % eeassocd b I've @ PoaP D.
y eVLkL!rt - = = svs.p 81! = d - XH
Tx y ~ ssPssss14. QWslask e0s
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-30

.Get thee back to where thou came't iroh'-ie' inc
see your face no more;
Join the army-go to Tezas-neSer come BACK mere
to vex US
Meier return again TO ve1 us-never let us see you
more;
Take your gaze from off my meat, and take your
carcass from my door,"
ouoth the niger, "Nevermore !"
And the nigger still is standing in My entry on
the landing.
very pretty burlv picture, with his back against
my door!
And his eyes are ever spying at my ham as it is
frying,
And my poker still is lying near my hand upon
the floor,
But my victuals to the 'Ay-trap' of that niger
by my door,
Shall be lifted, s.Nevermore
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-30

Brigadier General Beverly 81. Rober-
ston, who commanded brigade of caval-
~ during the late war and participated
in the campaigns of Virginia, North Car
olina and South Carolina, has been ap-
nointed agent of the National Express
and Transportation Company for the City
Of Petersburg, and has accepted the ap
pointment.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-30

An exchange says that the Independent
African is the name of a paper soon to be
published in Charleston, and that two
white men and one negro compose the
corps of editors. If they have to depend
upon Charleston negro patronage for their
slpport they will soon be- corpses.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-30

VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures is
fast recovering from the terrible effects
left upon her by thowar" But few traces
are now seen upon the renowned battle
fields of Bull Run. At Manassas junction
the Notifications have nearly disappeared
"a scarcely distinguishable line alone
marks their existence. At Bristow the
graves of the fallen are levelled with the
ground, and the ties of the long line Of
stockades, from Burke's Station to the
Rapidan, have been made into railroad
ties. From Aiexandrin to Culpepper, how
ever, tho country is still barren, almost
desert, but at Orange Court House new
houses and fences now fill the places Of
those destroyed. The Orange and Alex
andria Railroad is being put in repair.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-30

The singular dilatory conduct of Gov
ernor Hamilton, of Texas, in regard tc
the convention and election in that State
arises from his maneuvres to procuSe his
election as Governor. Intelligence just
received from that State shows a move
ment which will probably be successful to
elect as Governor, Senators and Repre-
sentatives to Congress men who have al,
WAYS been identified with the interests Oh
Texas.