davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
The Great Fire Mt Belfast, Nic'-s"
Origin Aceideninl-Loss, S9jO,oeo.
BELFAST. Saturday, Oot. H. lcV2'

BELFAST, SatuGaF, oct. ~ go
The fire in this city originated accidentally,
ot about II O'clock in boat shop at the head o LOWS
wharf Of the foot of Man.st.. and. Owing 10 Io~
tide scarcity Of water, deficient fire apparatus anu
fresh wind the flames scattered, ana IN snort
time the buildings on and tie wharf were con-
sumed. 80, -.a.,-,- .
The progress OF the flames was irresistible sweeping
half The bindings on the west side Of Commonst ana
those on Main.st which soon iGniied on both SIDES,
from the river TO the Whittier block on tho souihei
side aud 20 Washing gon.st On the northern sue Ic III
ruins; also all Federast and the western sdc on
ST. is entirely burned including the houses on SpHaE
81, M 10 McC!intocks Dock Of dwelling houses auu
those on the northern side Of Mier-st
The me ragged most feariuy for eight hours wneh !,
was checked by the pulling down and blowing UP VI
buildings IN nearly every street. Many houses WIZ
cleared Of their contents building amer building rap
idly Welded to the flames aud the destruction OF !he
whole city al one time seemed inevitable. Most oi tne
buildings destroyed of wood. aad VIII soon Oe
repIaoed IN the present tate of confusion, indvldu
losses cannot be accurately estimated brt they van ho
amount 10 less than $3.50 900 only one!.A oi WHICH -
covered by insurance. IL. L..
The Home Insurance Company OF New-haveh iose'
! $40 600; the Diigo Insurance Company OF FOrtahu
81 coo. the Home Insurance Of Ncw-Nork e',UO tnt
Piseataque of South Berwick. $1,000; the opriheneiu
Fire Mutual Insurance. $500; the Manhattan o. New
York $4,000; the Union Insurance OF Bangor, eJuV
the Morris Of Ncw.Iork S20J0; the HGcAe lnsuiahe
of Salem So coo; The Hrrtiord and Putnam SLVV
each; The Thoma.ton SiOOO and the Loriuard OF New
York 81, 800.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
American Institute Fsir-Practicni TEST
of Artificial Legs.

Tho practical test of the merits OF artlncial
legs exhibition at The American Institute FAR on
Saturday evening, was both novel and attractive.
consisted OF alking match along the center aisle
the Fair building. Three gentlemen entered the hs'
and gayea specimen Of their facility in walking Oh
these substitutes for natural legs The first contestant
Mr. Bates. was tall, heavy man. over six feet high
and weighing over 200 pounds. He wore pair Of
artificial legs he had used less than three weeks and
therefore walked somewhat unsteadiy. The second
competitor. Mr. Avgberger, followed, wearing but one
artificial leg. Hc walked fourth OF mile without
cane In four minutes with apparent ease. and was
warmly appaudsd. Mr.. Frank Stuart closed the per-
formance. wearing two artificial legs. applied just
below the knee. lie walked half mile In nine minutes
without a cane. with so much spirit and natural
ness that he frequently obstructed and taken ho
OF by persons who could net believe tha. he wWe tw
Artificial legs and he was finally Obliged to take the
largo sad and exhibit the legs and feet TO tie
when he was loudly appauded. All of these gentlemen
wore the artificial leg and patent lndinrnbb8r foot
manufactured By Mr.. A. A. Marks NO. 51j Broadway.
Therc were two other gentlemen present each wearing
two Of Mr. Markss legs having lost their own while
confined In Rebel prisons by freezing
This walking match originated with Managers Car
pelter ond Ely and was superntended by the mana
gers In person. the object being 10 enable the thousands
Of iegess soldiers avail themselves OF the benefits o
fair trial of the real working merits OF the many art
fetal legs constantly thrpst upon their attention
There are several exhibitors Of artificial limbs in the
Fair most il not all Of whom are expected to give
sample Of the walking capabity Of their respective
limbs at the walking match which takes place III.
evening nj o'clock. A prize Will be awarded 10 tn'
most successful walker
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
EMERSON RTHERIDGK.
His Trial ns CeIumbus, Ky.--Ho Argues
his Own Case-PIends Guilty 20 the
Charge OF Encouraging Resistance 10
the enforcement Of the Lnws.
CAIRO. Saturday. Oct. Il. lac!

CAIRO Saturday Oct. IL. 1865
The Court for the trial of Emerson Etheridge
is now In session at Columbus. Ky Etlcridge stated
he lad no objection to any member OF the Court and
wished 10 act as his counsel He asked the Court
to grant him time to file his own plea against usdic
tioD, 60. -.
CAIRO Oct IL, 1865.
On the second day Of the trial OF Emerson Etherdge
the accused who had been permitted TO plead his own
case read plea denying the jurisdiction Of the Com,
mission. which the C0lut oyerrnled. upon when
Etherdge lled an exception to the RUIN z.
Heps thea plead not guilty 10 all Tao
charges and specifications except the
second specific ton and second charge to @ when ae
;he who.e letter from which the extract was made
This letter is known as the Dresden letter., dated
lime ~ in which he made the declaration that
Tennessee had no law but force. and no
semblance 10 Civil Government State or Federal but
an usurpation enforced by the bayonets Of negroes
After some evidence for the prosecution. the accused
presented the Court with written ststement, which
admits all the facts in the first charge namely the en-
of resistance to the enforcement Of the
| IlaWb.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Eclectic EIedicai Society of the giofe OF
New ork.
PRocEEDINGs OF ACXILIARY SOCIETIES.

PROCEEDINGS OF AUXILIARY SOCIETIES.
at the recent meeting Of the Eclectic Medical
Society Of the State OF Ncw-YOk it was recommended
that Eclectic Physicians residing in the yariou senate
rial dist lets proceed 20 form auxiliary s0cCt.cf and
report iLcir proceedings TO E1ocutve Committee OF
the STATE Scccty. Tie Hclectic Physicians OF the
Twcny.,Ard Senatorial District met at South O,3eic
o. Augas: lG 1863 and orqanled an Auxiliary Society
under set Of Incorporation Il tie Lsetic Medical
Society tie State ofNcwYor passed by the general
assembly ot ts last session The following officers we're
ley. Nj. D., Ncefresidont 4. -. Harris, n. d.. Sec
retary; g. j.. LaVrence, VI. d. Treasurer; and frs.
L. K Morgan, A. s. BO!ics, aud L. D. Hauchctt Cen.
sOfs Dr.. .. T. Lawrcfce and T.. J.. Morgan were ap-
pointed delegates 70 the St-.o Society. constitution
and bylaws were adopted, and address delivered 10
The PfeCdelt, after which the society adjourned 10
meet al Nazeu0via on tie second "Wednesday oi Jan.
uary. le6i.
District ooutened al tie city Of Troy Monday Sept
IL lot5; adopted constitution and bylaws and elected
the foNcwi officers j.. Flint, "a. d, President; j
a. Martin, H. d. ce.Presid0nt: II. t. finkle. NJ. d.,
Secretary aAd ID. Il. Chase, u. D., Treasurer. The
Society l1en adjourned 70 meet % Troy Oh tie first
Tgesday IN December. 1855.
The brooklyn Academy of Eclectic AIedicire their
regular l1OntLy meeting held at The Brooklyn Ius.i
tue on Oct H. leGJ resolved 10 declare the Brooklyn
Actuemy on Eclectic Medclpe auxiliary TO the state
ensuinS year; A Hernirce ". d.. President; H. T. |
FIRTH, NJ ID, Vice President; W. w. Haliey, w. D. |
Rec- Secretary H. 5: lir. u. d., Cor. Secretary;
and u. j. stowe, NJ. d.. Treasurer
This is one OF tie most folrishng medical SOee.ies
In the State Reports Of interesting cases. and able and
elaborate essays are presented at their monthly meet
ings toget er with remarks and discussions on prevail
iIg scieutldc and medical topics.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
KENTUCKY.
synod-Orga"'n"''en
posaI 20 Cut OF the Lo"is'h'e
bysery-Dr. Massey OF Enai"n" ""'
dresses the Frecdmen-Aid for Inc"'
(rorn Abrond.

Lor1syII1E, Ky Saturday, Oct ID: IsO,'
The Presbyterian Synod of kentucky mas
bo in session three days No action has been taken
ON anv proposition yet. The regular ohctfs H"'0
DR. r J. breckenridge made motion oensuIing ana
proposing to cut of tie majority Of the L9uisye rsS s
" 80 General Assembs by adopting raper
ar,iHed "a declaration and testimony against ,he h
t;on oe tbe Assembly and errors propagated ny 'hc
Assembly during the last five yca1s -, o,s;,oro,,o
III, ~ raserdas an the subject and will be followed
nv br Wilson and other members OF the Loms'ie
Presbytery to-day o.,o -, ,bo ce,,re ST
large audience Of colored people AZ me o
C,L,rch ros addressed last evening by Dr. Masss! VI
Tendon. Agent Of the British Aid Society; Lew Coa
~ Cincirnaii Agent of tie lEeedmens American Alu
ha' a'rritsh Aid Society have already raised aioU
to- tIe American freedmen. and Massey comes & &c
nscertsn what further aid freedman require irol
England.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
ANOTHER LARGE MERCANTILE MARINE Coz

soLfpATIoN- few days since. the Stoungton Steam
boat COMPANY the Commercial Steamboat Company,
and Neptune steamship Company. consolidated their
capital stock and appropriated. 10y uhannous vote
sum of money to build two immense steamers 10 con-
meet al Bristol H. L. with the railroad. This forms
strong combination, and will give another Boston line
via the Sound As Yet have no, learned The dinen
sons of the vessels but the Etna Iron'work'
The contract for the engines &c The finders for the
boats Will be s Lrges, in The Dorid being 10 inches IN
diameter and l2 feet stroke o piston Everything III
connection with these vessels VIII be o tAe hosl suPe
rior order
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
IIusical.
TIE OPERA.

ala Travia.a" viii be given tlis evening with
Zucehi. Ma2zoliai and Boliui in the principal parts
Tomorrow evening is 20 be rendered memorable BY the
Grst appearance Of Parepa at the Academy and add.
tionaly sgnazed by the davnng our musical lori.
Eon Of Mr. j. Levy. After tie concert, "Llcetia Bor.
gia" viii bo sung by Zucci, Philips, Irire and Anto
nucci
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Marine Disasters.
TosToy. Oct. ~, 1906.

The schooner Joseph Fish OF ST. George, from
Philadelphia. with l. 30 bbls. Petroleum oil run
into by the bark Schamyl from New Orleans, while az
anchor in Nnutasket Roads this morning She imme.
diatcy took fire y the oveTiufnigg Of the soyc and
was totally DESTROYED The Scharnvl al Lcr oremast
sTrUng, and commenced leaking that IN a few hours
she had three teet aud half Of water ~ her hold
PEOylDESCE Oct. lj. 4-6j.
The brig Humboldt Of Buckspori. from Bangor for
Newport went ashore last night tTO miles cast of
Bicntons Reef nnd went 20 pieces this morning. The
crew were saved; pant Of hor cargo OF lumber Will be
recovered,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
RROOkLHN NE Ws.

SUPPOSED FATAL ACCIDENT or THB JAMAICA
ROAD On Saturday last, three oF four men with light
wagons indulged Ia racing the Jamaica and Brush
vile road. The horse Of one Mr.. j. H. Mccormick.
turned lHideny aside and the driver was thrown out
Tie wheel PASSED his neck and IL I, believed dis.
located &C. O6cer Stootho Of the Forty fourth PIE
Police took the unfortunate man TO neiglborng Aue.
where Dc vas properly cared fJr. Ills recovery wGs
not deemed probable. Mr. Mccormick lives IN Avenue
II. between Ninth and ToIth.sts.. Aow.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
C.oru Tbo Gr,. ,;ll;pg frost i'm

FRosT.-The first killing frost III this vicinity
whitened the ground the morning OF the lCih' one
TO two weeks later than usual Comparatively no dam
age could be done. the buckwheat-that ast crop on
vested some time since. few garden products, as
late cucumber pickles. tomatoes. egg plants Swee.
corn, &c.. are nfppcd. but having had long ana m an
abundant season. no one should complain The tuinips
and cabbages will grow on, only rain Is needed both
for these and Fall sown grain. In fact the droiih mas
been quite sharp the eastern counties OF the Sa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
DEATH FROM An OVERDOSE OF CHLoRoPoRM

-Yesterday Hugh Parker residing Of No. 10 seVenta'
st. foll nom railroad car and dslocated his shoulder
lie was taken into tAe drug store OF DR. Oey at no.
90 West Fourteentb-st The drug clerk nmes D0wd.
administered to him u dose oi cAlofoorn to enable him
20 undergo tie operation OF having SET and lie died
while under its influence Deceased was native OF
Ireland aged Oh years. Coroner Nhdey was notified
20 hold on inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
MALfKIE ID.

COLEs-STELLE-On Tuesdny. Oct. TO- AZ the Church OF
the Epiphany, Mashnsion ID. C., by the Roy Charles a.
Ia 4. ~ William n. Coles, Jr, Of New ork to Aeelslie
Ilopkinson daughter Of Edward b. Stele, esq.
CItRKF-STOSE-In rrooklyn on Thursday Oct. Il 1868.
by the Rev ~ l. Buldngton, ID. d., Byron W. Clarke oil
Dunknl n. Y. 10 Helen Is, daughter Of the late SaGaer
Stone ot Brooklyn
FAUROT-FULLERO Tuesday, Oct. To- in the city OF De-
troit by the Rev Prime. J. T. tanroi, esq OF Iansn
dligna r. Y Mary r. Fuller. daughter OF John FnUer
elg., at the residence of the brides father
HOLMEs-DE RIEMER--ln Berlin, Wisconsin, on Tues
day, Oct O. By tine Rev. Thos. J. Holmes, Mr. Louis H.
Iione fChicagoto Miss Hs-rie. y. De Riemer eldest
daughter OF tue late Jacob De kiemer Of Berlin
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

THE ENGLISH ToURISTs.--Sir Morton Pcto
and his associates were entertained In an elegant ana
sumptuous manner on Saturday evening. by Mr. Ken
nari of the Atlantic and Great Western Rluway' al
tho estate Of the last nsme gentleman. al Glen Cove
The party numbered about one hundred persons. ana
included several Of the most eminent cliizehs oi new
York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

A IICKPOCKBr ARREsTED.-On Saturday
pight Special Sheriff l.. A BirdsaIl of BlaekwellIs
Island arrested George Keatigg q well known nick.
pocket, in n saloon IN CentTest. He sttempted To
resist but brought 10 sabecon and taken TO
Police Headquarters. In Jnly last the prisoner was
sentenced TO Backwels Island for three months Tor
pocket picking but soon managed 10 Escape, Yester
dsy be was taken hack W the Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
NORTH CAH0LMA'
Proceeding Of the Convention-ihc9 9'"'
Deb,-Rcmovni Of Negro Troops

RALEIGH, OOt lsb i'V-'..
The Convention yesterday continued the dis
crssion Of the State debt though the question Hno
tbonrht 10 have been disposed of on the previous Gay,
resolution was passed requesting the fEeslueht 'o
remove all negro troops from the state. .
The Convention viii be in session some daysyeI'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
C,raur ~ TIP Aor.-On Saturday night

CAUGHT n THY ACT. -Un saturday nght
Frank Riley forced rear window II the dwelling OF
Mr. Morris Metz. No 81 Cgnnlst.. and cntcrire,
stole from wardrobe jewelfy TO the amoani Of ssj.
On leaving the house he was arrested by Oher
BOughton of the Finh Precinct and the stolen property
found ia his possession. number Of skeleton keys
were found Ga lis person lie VAS yesterday com
mitted iOr tflnl bY JustIce D0Nllng.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

ATTEMPTED FELoNIOUs ASSAULT.-On Satuf,
day night James Taylor of No - Henry was assaulted
by Thomas Williams who attempted 10 STAB nm win
SWORD. cane Williams was arrested by officer Nixon
Of the Seventh Precinct aad on the way to the station
attempted to stab tie officer with knife. hes'
terday he was committed Tor trial by Justice Manshe14
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Dusine56 Notices.

An INVISIBLE ADVERTISEMENT, MORE con-
yIyoisG than printed words ia recommending PuALoSS
NIGHT LOOMING CEREUs in thousand fashionable homes In
the City OF New-York That advertisement Ia simply tho
stream Of de tf fragrance poured from every Acon Of this
farnou. extract Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

FATAL ACCIDENT ~ \ MACHINE SHoP.-.Jas.
Brady employed in lloll steT brothers plating mill
Scd dNick.sf near ColuItia ue- With fatal accident
on Friday last by being caught n The machinery where.
by ono Of his legs was completely torn on. lie died
shortly after. The decaased was II years Of age and
resided On Station Islani.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Rinkinu Of n Atcnmcr.

CAIRO Ill, Saturday. OCT IA. 1865.
The steamer Huntress sunk on the wreck Oh
tho Backhawk in the harbor last night lie, cargo VIII
probably be saved in q damaged condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

SOAP THAT SERVANTS CAN'T Waste
PILES o. X. SOAP made from the best materials on
the English p.in--bec0mcs Immediately hard, and viii
norwaste away lie the common yellow soap. Is good
for washing bath toilet fair t.ial solicited. Sold
y grocers everywhere. Depot No. $50 dshins stou-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Personai.

Edwin Booth was married, Oct. 8, to the
daughter OF Mr.. Jules Haue Of Philadelphia the
Mrs Booth were present at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music on "Wednesday evening last
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

DECLINED. ton. Edward l.. MOlineaux, who
was noninated for Collector II Taxes hy tue Brooklyn
City Republican Convention. hss declined. Tho Con.
yeHtiOu j. 10 Teasscmb.c and nominate q new man.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-John Mckinley, q Carpcn-
ter willie engaged at work % the ~ Bercon-st
and Washington ave- on Saturday Inst. foll down and
suddenly expired He leaves family residing in Pacific
81. Deceased was % years of age
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

THE NAVAL AcADEMY.-Th following named
Young men have been admitted as midshpmen by
board of examiners at the United States Naval Acad
emy at Annapolis Nd
A. F. Osborne Ohio; p. 7. Henshaw. Illinois John Gar
vim Oho Urilh r. Harris, Indiana; o. g. TabrlskiS, ne.
brssk.. Henry VI Daniel Ohio; o. :. kellog, New YORK
Cnson X Curtis lrgina; \. Y. Nara, Massachpseis A.
A. KING Ohio r L. fower SeS.io,S ,, g. a II hTara% rnnr
ohia n "a Buckinghaln. Ohio William 7. Day, vermont
RObeI, Leach Ma';acau.et' J'wss VI c,yyqoI yhe no
William Nc Kiewng New.York; Alexander Stevens Penn
syvanil; C. A. Bradbr, Vermont; Ashley CfaDs WEN
: scott New.York; r. Il. Hull. Michigan; W e.. resey
penrsvlv,nia r. A. Breck Massachusetts, n j. Hons' Sn
Newiork s. H. pheP. Ohio Water ISc W. hiTO1 500 ,S
II. Moore New. iorA kosagih NIis. ihso w. - i =
Btrs. J. IL Ro; Illinois, W KeIis rSy ra
Francis Winsow. Pa D. Hart De'lgh,ey, y. T. 3
N y. n w Moran n J.: Frank {. berney re- a.; -
pmtt Ohio; A. 5 McLe,u Va n. T. Mason, -. T. hul
com H. fsl. Tenn. W. T. Low, ~ H. & a. Mef;ais. y
J.i Nesey Rudd. ILL.,; W. {. hafnaH ana "'''6' ''N'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

JFFFRRs No. 573 Broadway, Great Ameri-
lean Depot Ladies' Misses and Chlilens inc French
SHOES al popular prices. Jei. r., Me- Ji3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Col. Forney's Prcs~-Enlnrgemcnt.

I'M ADTTIIlA, UCt 10 I-Nl'
Col Forney's newspaper, The Press, appears
tomorrow enlarged TO the Size and form Of the New
York daiiies
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE in
New Yo. Las ErMOyEDt No. 329 Caual.St J.. BAarET.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
NEw-IEgsEY MI vys.

| FATAL RAILROAD ACCDENT-On Saturday
morning. on the Morris and Essex Road. as troiu
was passing the Newark Turnpike Sand'ords Cross
ng, an express wagon was over the driver beir
terribly mu,llaiod. aad the li'd legs Of the
horses being broken. thus rendering the nn
mails worthless. The engine and one Of the
ears were bcspatercd with blood cor
respondent Informs that there was DO 1gfun on thc
spot, and IN view Of The Stocking chafacief OF tAi
event there very general feeling among me pls-
scngers that suitable action sl1ud lc taken by t4'
proper nllbOfl,ies 20 prevent continuance OF tlai
wicked carecssHess which tends 70 perpetual sacFLce
Of l!ic AID i!mD
ARREST or A SUPPOSED IicIP0cEEE-
Saturday evening. Detective /. l.. McN lliams ~
rested Young fellow at the jersey Ci{ depot on slo
picuu OF flcng q pckp0ckct. and TOOK nm 10 the oil-
lion. IDufe on he pcrsou was found pocket book,
in which two receipts, one Tor ~ ~ 1r Ilt ui a
Lousc in Dourlasfs BROOKLYN. In favor Of L. g. Hunt
iog and signed VIM H. Siarbuck; the other Was re-
ceipt for go In favor of the same party ana seHel 4
b. Clark. The prisoner was comhlt'e' ior eAlMi"a'
! tion this morning.
Tul FrPEMYS's PARADE AT PnLADELpHIA.-
Quit, a number OF Fire Companies passed tlrongh
Jersey City Saturday on tneif way 10 fLHaIe-'L
10 joln In the grea, parade. Egln, company no Oh
Boston remained ia The city few houIh ana WeIo lHe
guests Of Engine Company No: D D,o,
C. Alinot Engine Company 40. (scinrf) Irit Jersey
City on Saturday evening. and LiDelil Lhgnc Com
nay No (,teame) left there last nisbt ior PAiiadc
pail.
BRUTAL AssAULT.-A man named Charles
J. Ouctil engineer on Kennards steam yacht, lying on
Iersev C,r was beaten IN a mo.t brutal manner lac
nm ridny uight by two men formerly employed on the
Yacht ono of the alleged as-ailants, William OMEN,
was subsequently arrested aud committed iof tial.
THE POPULATION or HUDSON COUNTY,
TIE population Of Hudson County. according to the
oa.s ~ f,atnrns inst c0mpleed D. s2gOO viz: Jersey
CIV 81 $40, HSboken 1924 Hudson City lOJ0i
town of Bergen, G7fO; Greenvie. i.3'2; liayonne
3 gJl Harrison. 1888. North BoIsen 2U2ii Wes, 10
bok.n. 3 $50; Union, 2,527; Union Township, l.llJj
Weehawkcn, 3e5.
HUDSON COUNTY COURT.-The Grand jury
Of Hudson County have brought In "A bills Of adicl
ment vp to Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

Company of the Attn Hcct. n. y. S. \. G..
will give promenade concert tomorrow (lnesdny)
evening at their new ArmoIy Excellent music has
been engaged and every effort made to render tie ell.
te.talnllent agreeable.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

ARTIFICIAL LINES oP SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
tdapebiy Army aud Navy furnished gratis With best
per commission of the sung on General Aysy by +. ~
HCDsoy. d. D.. AsoI Plsce, Cl1t9n Val, Y. !, .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
fAdyer,isementsl |
THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND AoEyc

The AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND AGENCY
No 81 BRoADNAi. NV s1,s,
Offers its Agency 20 owners Of land o eyery desetip
ton especially IN the southern States and NortheTi
aud European Capitalists. Emigration Societies ant
Conductors of Emigration aud TO indiyiiuls lafDers
mechanics and o.hcr) des!roGs OF rant terIing theL
labor and xii TO tie South.
IL des gus 10 aid through the means offered by aCen
ira OCc, ~ New York and lts branches ese"heTc, II
the great work O the social and economical re0rg MA
ton ul the Sonth. by bringing together tie owners o
plantations nnd farms seeking purchasers and Industrial
development on the hand with those who command
the capital and labor and skill the other hand
will devote itself 20 the work Of accommodating aid me-
thodzing information and statistics. useful far those
VINO NAV on grounds OF pccuniary profit OF BUSINESS
enterrse Of patriotism or philanthropy desire 10 con
tr5uts through tie reorganization oi indnsfry 10 the
material ans r., which the south can uc fc5tOicd s
people % every condition made prosperous men ana
good citizens and its communities brought 10 taGe
thoir share IN promoting the welfare oi the Whoie
country. a.. ...,.-.i., o,
Tie ompay proposes 20 interest the enterprise ana
r,nne- of the country in tie opportunities and means
tor their nsefll and profitable employment Afforded by
e broad lands oftbG South now open for the hrst time
Ia fce labor but whose owners and Occupes are suier
ing from the waste oi war. M -
II invites the attention OF the pnbic and II prepared
10 enter Immediately on the transaction oi business.
The officers are.
FRANK " HOWE, :
Viee.prc ,idprt aud General Agent North. Z
LOCKE W. NNCnLs .Eg =
GEORGE CABoT WARD.
ALFRED GATHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

BAMBY'S WASHING AND MISUNDERSTANDING
Co . COO. WHEEL MACHINE i7Ci broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

THE BUaGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH has saved
90 houses IN three weeks from Robbers. Six years ex
perioueo without l0urc. J.. IlOLNrs 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
.IonN 4. ANnEFw. PresIleat.

NJ n WIsEWLLL-Geloral Agent South.
Oflce--RooE. Nos IL and u, No. 81 Broadway, New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF tie latest styles, consisting Of -
PARLoR, DlNING-RO0M ana CHAMBER SUITES,
in Rosewood Walnut and Male retailing at manufaetufsrS
lrces A. r. kRUrAA'S
MANUFACrORY AND WARER0OMS.
Nos 50 and 80 East Houstonst,
Between Bowery and Second'lye.
AL goods warranted