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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-30
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.a Gl)eubaDn.
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4r uuo uad Gpnntas, Zen %. 1fsi 1855.

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Iarftou Accommodation gsr. / ..--.s.....T20 SrrEL.
3Sohsug .....-..-.- -. ...~..+.S.20 n
Sarrtsburg accpmoooticn. ,-... ..........2. 9t2ru.
4arfton ACCOMMODATION g!p. .s.....-....S.Os n
BittSburs uns &rte &rpre65u5 ...........S.O n
Bittsburs unb Glsira &~rpre65ns ........le.se n
3lge iopdrtS.
8ittsburs, Glulira lnt &rie &rpreB3ug ....7.9 gprm.
Bartton Accommodation go. ..,..-..-..S sic -
Sarrlsburs Accommodation -. ........tZ -219tsQnI.
$ph3ua -%.5t. -
BARTON Accommodations sfp. ........-..7 .2O n.
Der Bittsburs @rpreb3us sest sur9, o5ne fe Cars 81
De6ietn.
Ser 1000 GrpreBtns SEPT tdsIq.
Der 500 @rpressue se6t tdslia, auSsenomuleu Saatsz
tags, uae Sarrisbur9 P%ittSburg unb &tie.
Der 1000 Ibeups S~rpreB5uS, Sountask, la@ paris
burg, Bittsbur5 unb benz 9seten nur, foulr1t tdgli@ an,
aussenpatmen Qipntass.
Der 800 abenDS @rpreBsus sept tagli&, su8gensu1a
men SamfagS.
Der BOf5us gsFt ta6tiG, aus8eupmnen Gcnutags.
Der Sarrisburs ACKNOWLEDGING 9e5t tGglia, Spunta53
ausSenpumen. 8te 8cf Gnb Grpre63is: RGltea JmiiGen
Baltimore unb Barttrn Eibt an.
Foft unt Srprebji8e aeben in 8erbiubuns NIT Der
yeuniblpauia geutralz@iieHbabn IN Sarrtaburg fir BtttSz
burg, @teDelanb, Columbus. cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Sort Bapne, Chicago unb anen $tSBeu bea grofen sBes
ftcae, unb in @iuira nit Oer 5lss gorf erie Siienbabn
mad alien BIdten i'm uSrbIi6eu. mjttlern uRb neffli6eu
stesp gprt. ~ 1861 -
sa6Bere ausfunft pirs az, @~alpertftr. Depot ert6eitt.
8. g. GubGrrb
Sen. 5nretjaIen6ent.
eb. e.. gURu8,
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
Gentlemen's Clothing I
IusT RECEIVED "A Splendid Assortment Of al
81 the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTTIXNGl


CUSTOM-MADE CLOTTIXNGl
The special attention Of purchasers IL invited v
my large stock OF
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pautss
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet VestsI
Black and Colored Hats, all kinda.
Fine Sewedan Pegged Boots.
Davis Il jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannel and Merino Undershirts and
Drawers,
Check Shirts, Jumpers, Overalls.
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves.
Houston, hastings q Co.'s Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery, etc., etc..
All Of which 1 will sell, FOR CASH. at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICE1i
Call and judge for yourselves.
CHAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21

interests Of Its citizens. 1t Is Just as i'm.
portant to them and to the country that
this policy should be abandoned and for
that end il 10 still the duty and interests
alike for US all to labor. The verdict of
the ballot box can be reversed in due time.
the decisions under which thousands of
honest voters have acted will be removed
BY the tide Of events, and the course of
the Democracy will yet be vindicated bv
the sober second thought of a suffering
and outraged people. When this time
comes, it is the Democratic party that will
be required to save from utter ruin what
ever is to be saved Of personal or national
value. That old party has ever proved
true to its mission, and it must anH will
not now despair OF the Republic. Its or.
ganIzation must be preserved, its camp
hrcs must be kept burning, its sentinels
must stand watchful at their posts, and its
gallant array must still present bold and
defiant face to the enemy. No other
course is consistent with honor, patriot.
ism or selfinterest.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
ANOTHER LOYAL SwISDLHR-L. @. Der.

ANOTHER LOYAL SwISDLER.-I. O. Der.
~, Collector Of Internal Eevenrc. ct De.
troit, Michigan, is defaulfer to the mod.
est amount of one hundred and ten thou.
sand dollars; yet he has not been prose.
cuted. Loyalists are privileged to swim.
die the government. 1t would injure the
Administration party to arrest and i'm.
prison Administration thieves. To do so
would reduce the party to hopeless mi
nority in every State in the Union. The
Detroit Free Press thus comments on
Berry's villainy:
Mr.. Berry, although acknowledged. BY his
own organ tn be a swindier and a felou, walks
the street to-day az NJs~.s)s,4 1sss A2~ys M M
Is hail fellow well met with the Custom House
Clique, and losses his head in disdan at WI
gar. Coppcrheads, who, 10 saying anything
against him, are liable to be sent to Fort La.
tayeite for dsloyal language. Verify, it is well
Tor thieves and pickpockets to belong to the
Loyal League.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
GIotbtng, Drg GOODS, Etc.
6. BAMBERGER


s. 3AMBERGER
D ESPECTFCLLY announces to his friends and
III the citizens Of Piacsrvlls generally, that he
has just received large assortment ca
Fail and Winner Clothing
CONSISTING IN PART oP
Fine Beaver Ovcrcoats, Business and
FLOCK Goats;
Cashmere Suits; Doeskin and CASH
mere Pants
Velvet, Silk, and Cloth Vests;
Silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats;
Benkerts, Wings, and Godfrey's Boots,
Shoes and Gators, q splendid and
well-selected stock;
a complete assortment of Boys Cloth
Ing and Furnishing. Goods;
SpI%e-sN - a NSN%----i' - 1SANNS>I1 -
Trunks, valfses, Carpet Bags;
India Rubber Boots, Coats, Leggings
COLTS PfsToIIis. of all sizes, oto.
TEE HIGHEST PRICE
PAID FOR
GOLD DUST & COUNTY ORDERS,
~ Thankful TO my friends for former favors,
respectfully SOLICIT continuance OF their patronage
which shall spare no effort to merit
s. BAMBERGER,
Main street, near the Plaza,
oct22u PlacGrvine.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
SUMMONS.

CyTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of FL Dorado
y SS.-In Justices Court, PEcerville Township.
To r f. 0glsby, nonresident of Placerville
Township, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in Pl1ceryille Township Of the County of
Fl Dorado, tire 4th day of January A. D. 1874, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint of
W. NJ. Donahue, 4 resident of Placerville who sues
20 recover the sum Of &l96 50, for goods and mer.
chandze sold you Oh tie I4Ih day OF April, 1867
when Judgment will be taken against you for said
amount, together with costs, II yru fail Ia appear
and answer. BENZ. SHERWOOD,
Justice of the Peace.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Fl Dorado
County, Greeting: Make legal service and return
hereof.aA
Given under my hand, this I'd day Of January, A.
D. 1865. BENZ. SHERWOOD,
Justice OF the Peace In and for said Township.
Attest: A true copy Of the original summons.
q. g. RANNEY,
Constable in and for said Township.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Fl Dorado
II Is hereby ordered that service OF summons In the
above entitled action OF w. NJ Donahue vs.. r. e.
Ogisby be made by publishing the same for the pc.
riod of one week in the Mountain Democrat, paper
published In said County.
BENZ. SHERWOOD,
Justice Of the Peace.
January 18th, lse5.-Iv
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
FURNISHING GOoBsI

Ladies and Misses Trimmed HGtss
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbon@:
Velvet Ribbons; Laces; Edgingss
Embroideries. Insertions,
Parasols, Sup-shades, Umheallasy
Hosiery. Kid Gloves and Gauntlets,
Fancy and Trimming Goods in Great
Variety, -.
The most complete assortment ever brouSAt q ~
city, for sale at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. ~
CHas. n fkrTIf.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
Filming Companies.
BEAR MOUNTAIN MINING CO..
Ocean District, Salmon Falls Township, Ell Dorado
County, State Of California

n Office is hereby given that at meeting of the
Trustees VI said Company, held January Oh,
SOD an assessment of Fifty Cents per share was
macd1tely (" the Secretary ut his ofice corner n
and 9th streets, Sacraneuto
Any stock uron which said assessment shall rc.
map unpaid on tie eleventh day Of February, 1861.
uuless payment shall he made before will be- solj o
the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY Of FEBRUARY.
SD AT the "iiice Of the Secretary to pay the den
faent assessment. together with the cost of adverti
sang and expenses Of slle.
GEORGE +. WARNER, Sec'y
oH'tr-TtH'y's h!iil.ng, corner J and 9TH streets
Nor S'A''s' sacramento UInli.td
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
BOOTS AND SHOES |

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf BalmoTal
and Congress Boots;
Gentle mems Sewed and Pc Rod Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
Overshoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoesi
Children's and Misses Boots and Shoes
of every variety;
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes Of
every quality;
Mems, Women's and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment by far the largest and
best in II Dorado County for sale at the very lowest
prices, BY
CHAS B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
RatIrOans ami Stage ztuEs.
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENRE.e :.


YIN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 10Th. 1864, ordi.
nary Freight will be received ut FREEPORT and
forwarded to LATROBE without charge for tran
shipping, drayags or forwarding
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California Steam
Navigation Company, leaving San Francisco At 4, p
~, daily, can be delivered in Latrob" at o'clock
will he forwarded with dispatch. No charge on
binary freight per sailing vessels for levee dues,
transhippI7g, drayagc or forNHrdiES.
All Heavy Freights, such as Boilers, IIea-y Cast
ings, Steam Engines, etc, will he transhpped at
frerport by powerful derict~ directly to the cars,
and at Latrobe will also he tianshipprd by 3cricks
directly 10 teams. For this class If freight charge
will be made Of cost Of labor engaged dericks
only.
Freight Charges Of steamers sailing vessels will
he advanced at Frecport aud collected at La;rUbe
within u, charge.
Marx all Freight CARE F. T.. H., FREEroRT,"
aad send receipts with freight.
PRICES OF FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT, from Frceport TO Latrobe 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGI1TS from Latrohe To Freeport or
Sacramento, will be forwarded ut The following
rates:
Ordinary Pre'gh', per ton.....,............t9 90
Ores. tsh!rper' To load md unload per ton. 90
Marble. " 7" . 80
Lumber, q" " NJ. 70
Wood, g." " q" " ear OF
o% coids ........,. ...... .......... IL ~
liiits..., .....,.,. Observation-Disclosures. w
!N'''''''' '.''''''''''.' ..''.''''..'.'' va
Mara Freight, CareP.&s v.R.R"
J.P. ROBINSON,
Y. A. BISHOP.
Jaall Superintendent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21

REINFoECrNrNTs. Tile y. Y. Times
says that all that Grant needs now to
capture Richmond, are reinforcementS. -
This is quite likely, but Judging by the
past, how many rcniorcemcnt>, and how
many years will he require to capture
Richmond? IL he lose loo, 900 men in
six months in attempting to capture
Richmond, and does not secure single
material step, how many men and how
many more months, at the same aStOnlsh-
ing rate of progress, will he require to
complete the task Did Grant really say
that lice is robbing the cradle and the
grave" to reinforce his army? Did
Grant really say. four months ago, that
Lees army is only 10000 strong and
they are deserving at the rate Of regi-
ment day? Did Grant really say that
the "Confederacy is mere SHELF? Adj
ministration organs attributed all these
significant and encouraging sayings to
him and we accept them as true, and
accepting them, we can't believe that
Grant neels reinforcemcnts to "capture
Richmond"-a city defended by children
and feeble old men. Besides, Highly, the
Hon. Bill Highly, i'll public speech in
this city. stated that Grant told him he
had men enough and could take Rich
mond whenever he wanted to! Highly is
"toO much Of gentleman" to utter q
falsehood! The Times is mistaken
Grant doesn't "nced reinforcements t
| capture Richmond" He needs bvaius.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-01-21
English and American
p r 7 N ISL

nEcLARED BY THE LADIES to he the best and
~ most beautiful assortment ever brought 70
placervifie.
Prices very neaE wholesale cost.
cnAs. B. PE9rrt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
VIRGINIA.
Gov. PierPens on the Eligibility Of Con-
gressionai Cnndidases-GoodA Advice 70
the People. If...| If..HII
BALTMoRE. Thursdny, Oct. 3, ]

BALTIMORE Thursday Oct 8, 1865
Richmond papers of to-day contain letter
rom Goy. Pierpont erng the intorrogat ries OF
j. W. Lewelleu toucrug the eig biity of cindidates
The Governor sny,: 1T IS peculiarly painful OF TINS
time the disturbed condition of the Stare when there
are so many petitions for pardon on file at washing
ton. and meetings are being held IN large
naInber Of counties IN tine State, pass
ing resolutions declaring the loyalty OF ihe
people to The Federal end State Governments, that
there should be reason Tor raising these questions.
Conar 81 acting under provision of the Constitution
VI the United Sttes, which IN these words, To WI;
Each house shall be the Judge Of tie election returns
and qualifications Of Its own beis. has passed
Joint resolution declaring that a s members shall take
the oath to which you rofel."
That resolution prescribing the oath win have N be
rcpctl led before any member who canrot conscien'
cously subscribe TO II can lake his seat.
It's not expected that Congress VIII repeal that
resolu ion IN order 10 give seats to mrmbers who can
not take the OATH" lie eonclud's O, follows;
"Bu has II not the appearance OF persistent and con
tinued rebellion tor 10 ruu for COng ess who. by
the law Of Congress- cannot take ,her seats IL this
class II sent to Congress the members OF Con-
gress will conclude that the representative type OF
tbs people. AID will be hkels TO reject them
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
TuR BHgs(OE COC:r-uARTIAL.
Proceedings Relation. Of Capt
Aibevycr with the Accused - Testimony
OF % Defsrtisr.

WASHINGTON. Thmslay. Oct ;, issS
II the Briscoe trial to-day during the rross-
examination 81 Capt AlbeTl'er hc sld HE relations
- III g. IN. Brisc0r wen, amiclbe unil two or three
weeks ago when she latter bad Threatened IA ~vo him
dsms I'd the service. Tbs VS. previous 10 TIE pfopo
sitol ffCrl Lsckey 10 rob tie SAL
',e,,eil Wos;cy Of Lynchbure Superintendent OF Tie
QuartermasteI'n Oi'cr unccr Captain A!Deffer, snd
John Ode one Of Bakers detectives seye ally testified
q. 10 their looking doar through hole cn ihe move
m4nts Of zen. BriscO" IN the room beloU where The
moaey was Deposited The latter subsequently, selrched
cen Briscoc aad found the niSsing trcasure IN his
private oDice.
The money and bullion. ant the money bags and
packages have been inrltihed Nv Ibis witness. OdeH
during bis alton. said that ~ his second
interview with Capt ADeTger AT Gordnsviiie he said
Cen Brircor had ,pokoJ 10 him the mgi r. aud pro
posed 10 ge ~ out " the difficulty by ihrOduF sus
pcion on former Rebel officer who was the owner OF
the shlca. .
In conyorsnton Cant tlberger said fhcy nppeafed 10
be down on him. After Gen. Btscoc's arrest he said
% the etness: thought / was n better directive
than you. wanted Ia get the principal ihe slthrss
repicd don'I see how you can catch thr pfineipa
after having committed The burglary yourself
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
move,reuts of Cotton.

IAlRO Wctnrsdny, Oct. y, IF'o.
Nearly I,000 bales OF cotton passed to-day,
mostly for New Albany. Ind.
IATTR-CARo Wcdue,day. Oct 4, 1865 The
smolnt OF cotton brrncd at Memphis on sunday last
much grraicr than AT first r. ported. IL Is now
estimated that 3 100 bu',s were destroyed. The De
sofa Ktna and New York Insurance Companies are the
principal losers.
81. touis Oct i-Coiton adv vinced TO iO6i2c. for
ow Mddhng and i6disc for gool receipts. 6l0
bales. Flour firm. Wheat stiff choice better Oats
advanced 4c. for choice.
tendency fales TODAY II 90 bales at i5c. fer NJ
ding, aad i6c. for strict Middng. sugar. Fair to
fully FniI lii 6l6,c. Molasscs Jnr'. FreigttS hrm.
Cotton Ia New York idlic. Exchange depressed
checks on Nev-iork. premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
TIE following is a time.score:
Erouors 60 the Old Flag Of the ooh
Rcximruf.

The old regimcntal hag of the famous 90 b,
OF the Irish Legion ha, e aud soorhd iron shell and
powuer aud fraugit with many thrilling memories,
wns Il evening returned with nppropia late ceremonies
To It's fret owner, MIR. Richard OGurman. The pre-
Mt ,iou tiok piIc at the house OF that gentleman IN
Wet Iwef tY..rcort-st 1.
Col Coouan IL tie fpfh delegated to present the
lig which duty b pei FORMED ~ fitting manner. In
his address be- intsi Wovr suggestive history Of the
lag whcl extended frim its irst possession by the
regiment In the Fal of 1862 NTH cose Of the war.
1t hid b. eu burne in tfteoE g~neral engagements.
End nuder IT. f,dsH Murphy, NcNalon. O3r.en, aud
mnny more valiant officers RAD suffered naItvrdotn for
ther counry hcside the Dnumerabe private snldicrs
who hal 50 ably sustained 1t Ia defeat and upheld it in
victory.
In battle IL had often attracted the senton Of Gen.
O. ant whn on more than occasion had mentioned
Il with pride. There were present 10 witness the
prcsensii0n all ihe living represo tasives OF the Held
and STAFF OF the t9th kegImeut, ~ in nninber.
They rtlird around IL for last time with tender
and heartfelt emotions. IIterminging with them and
sharing teir feelings. were select number of dis.
tingushed guests.
Ths Irish Legion were represented as n body by
Breyc; Biz Gen MclSor the last of tho six commend
Rockers staff represented the United States Army,
and in the person o, MajorGen sanford tho National
Guard OF New ldfk was rccognised
PrUnhent among the CITY officers aud the legal pro-
fession were Mayor Gunther and Judge Connolly while
the Fine Arts were personated by Mr.. Powell tho
painter.
Mr.. VGorman, on receiving tho fae complimenfed
The members of the regiment their successlui e"Iss
In preserving and Ieturang 1t in iumph. una giiese1
WIN them Tor the loss Of the many brave meu nio uu ~
shed their blood In ia defense AZ the cohciusIgu ol
AIR. OGormsns remarks tho parry par.ooh " an
elegant collation.. during which tosS "eIo propuseu
aud responses made.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
TEXAS.
II ,Pecsed Emigration Of N Polish Colony
Barsiarics NJ IIeustou--An Address 10
the Prcedmen by Gcm. Gregevy.
NEw-ORIEASs. Tuesda,

NEw-ORIEANs Tuesday Oct. 3 Ist5.
Texas advices say tl.at large quantities of land
have been purchased by Polish agent IN order 10 In
troduce colony OF Polish enigrants. The first colo
nzation Is expectrd to take place In December.
The Housos TsLSroph says thut burglaries and rob
berries continue In that place.
Gen. Gregory, Superintendent OF the Freedmens
bureau OF Texas, made speech 10 the negroes at
Houston, assuring them that their rights should be
respected that they could hold properly. and would be
goyerned by the same laws A. the whites he informed
them that the military would comps! them to abide by
their contracts and that they should not be burden to
the Government
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
Gen. Grant 1. Regard to Mexico.

PHTApELrTrA, Thursday Oct 5, ls6a
The statement in regard to Gen. Grant last
night made on the authority OF Henry NJ Smith
editor of Th Ciieaso Tribune who received 1t from
Justice Caton Of Illinois. who had the conversation
with Gcn. Grant on a special train from Cincinnati
WAsuDG1oS. Thursday. Oct 5. 1868.
This Government, it Is certain, has taken no
recent actOn nor is II believed any IL contemplated.
ncoussteni with the policy heretofore declared viz
the maintenance 81 absolute neutrality between TIE
belligefents III 81 1co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
Conu.spAsr's OFFICE, NAVY YAaD. I

NIN-h bI X. tf l. y, lruJ.
CENTRAL OHDrRs, M. i2.--InlorIuation having been
rrceiyed from the Navy Drp rt ent thar IN attempt
viii be made by committees through the agency ~ the
muster workm@n 10 collect from each of the employ Is
in their respective departments sum Of mon'y 'qud
one cals pay for parry prlHs"s. II must D. under
stood that this and all other niempis Ia exact mnty
irUru persons In ibe pubic scrvhr. either
by compulsion or Voluntary contribution
In every respect reprehcnsib and Is wholly and abb
soiutoly prohibited. Any money obtained for these
purposes. and now in the hanus Of the
forthwith returned u the workmen from whom II Was
rcoeivcd and any master or oil er person who NAV be
guilty Of a repetition OF this ofcnse, or who shall here
nncr participate IN leyying contributions for party pur
poses, will render himself hshie 10 removal.
Tho organization OF the Yard mnat not bo permitted
20 gli any party. Those who desire To make party
contributions cal find opportunities nt ward or oihrr
local political meetings outsiac OF the Yard ana ut
times when II will not Interfere with their ard daties
and they neither BE- assisted opposed in this
matter by others In the employment OF offeovefnment;
nor will any committee be permitted 10 resort TO
the Yard 10 make collections for any municipal party
whatever.
IL has also bcen reported that an some occasions.
extra hands tave been employed preceding warmly
contested elections and that much Of the tine Of those
snpei uons hands has been devoted 10 party election
eering. Such abus", II II exists, cannot now be
tolerated. No more lpersons should DO retained than
the public service nctualiy requires
Workingmen and others IN the service OF the Gov
ernmeut are expected and required a. devote their
whole tmo and elGrgies during working hours ana
py gatherings or discus 0ns are strlotly prohDlt'd
The executive and other officers OF the Yard al bee
lint these orders are carried into effect. ~
In aecordaate rid orders Jroas ne Mary Defarnnt.
CHArLEs H. BELL, Commindant.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
mI.sI~alrPI.
The I.atn Election - Cestniusy OF Gen.
MumphEeys's Election - His success
Considered Unfortunate - He ~ sihi
Vupnrdsned-Othsr Cnnd idaies.
JAcrsoy Mira Wednesdny.

JAcrsoS Miss. wednesday, Oct. =. lsbo
Further returns of the late election indicate
that Gen. Humphreys has BEEN choeen over Judge
Fisher Tor Governor IL he is elected Governor SUR
key Will use every endca,or 10 have his application
for pardon. now lying NJ Washington. granted.
Hnmphreyss sncccss considered unioTtdnnt1 by the
best Union men here
a. NJ West ia elected 90 Congress from tiis NVth)
District. He II god Union man. T.. u. WALKER ~
doubtless elected A1rneyGenoral Of tho State de Is
TN eminent lawyer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
NEW.JERsEY NEWS.

ATrEMpr TO PASS COUNTERFEIT UNITED
STATES NorFs-A man named wm. MeDernott,
charged with attempting 10 pass c0unt'rfeit United
Stsfes note AZ No. ia Newark ave. jersey CITY, and
Charles H. willsms charged with attempting 20 pas,
S0 United States counterfeit treasury note at No. ~
Ne wBrk.avc, arruigued for examination teiors
I'm tied States Commissioner jackson yesterday. The
evidence being deemed conclusive against tEeE. they
were committed for trial In default of al 800 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
OF thegarne:


end N. Carme won by - points
His play is very different frOm that Of Kavanagh.
The latter has exercises much better judgment
playing always leave the balls for easy count NJ.
Carme cannot or will lot REGARD this pecurrity Of
American billiards. ana To this match ty sheer
genius. accepting and executing the most difficult
caroms all through tho gam'. r.ther than nurse the
balls. 1t oiyilrous game on his part, and far
more splendid exhibition OF billiards than II he had fol
lowed different policy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
Debate en- lis. S~csssion Ordinnpos-No
Action TaLem-Nothing Thus Far Ae-
csmplished.

RALuGH. Thursday. Oct. 3. 1865.
The report Of the Cormiti, on Secession,
entitled m ordinance declaring null and void the
ordinance Of Nay ~ l1G came up In the Convention
today when sob titui. was offered p'oposing TO re-
peal the ordinance II Secession ~ Nav ~. lrbl hud
discussion sprung up, which lasted 10 the honr OF sd
jourhmen No vote was taken. aud DO,Alns mas prth
named. This is the fourth dsy Of tho Convention
and nothing has been done. The outside feeling ID ooe
OF disappointment and Dissatisfaction. Ii y hoped
rOte may be had to MORROW.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
TENNE SnE Il.
arshsi-t: Park hurst Dnns.
tered Out Of Aervicc-Mis BuecessSr-
Trial OF Col. Crane

NASHVILLE 1hurndny, Oct 8 it'j.
Big. Gen. Parknurst, Provost. Marshall Cen
er OF the Department Of Tenrrsseo has been mustered
out OF service. HIS Office will be filled by Brig. Gen.
=. w. johnson. formerly district coh.mander VI Mur.
freerbOrougb.
The trial Of Col Joseph c. Crane, by Court Martial
will bs sumod tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-06
uemeera,ie Senatorial No~ina,;ou.

tsWkCo, TbMrdAy, Oct, }. Isp5
AZ The Democratic Convention held to-day
nc Mexico. lion. Avery skinner was nominated for
sa,o senator Tepess-eni the Twenty tst District.