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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. soUrHw0RTHv NEW STORY.

BRIT0MAAIE Si sI, a. Tile MAMHAEEst Fla
weeks eLEDGEk. r. ushis any ether shs ois'insushsd
eidsnu are pcrfecte neg. Tho story tarns upon the
fortunes Of the fear ysons bssstie~ introduced In The Ore
IL embraces the history Of the last six pears, ia
GLIDING Of the eaouSdne events Of the te wsf
gallant soldier Of The Union. who rose from the isnks ~
hero Of the notorious guerrilla chief Of the mo
promnet chsssete. The heroine. Britomsrte splssd
snd fscinstig creation. Notwithstanding hrr aodscoes ~
ppdztioa Of and chsmpionsip Of botezcdexy
which provoking at itnes swakon the WIKI that the
besutni msner muy meet her match IA como rsesisbs
lady killer We contrsssd with this briuans cIap pon, a.
genius courage and esusssrn the ministers r.nte ch1
the lovely and loving Ernne whose wbo'e word In hes
sfectons The pqbsht little witch Ellie. and tho fair co4
b.o Alberta, spirited aud original sketehss. The uys-
terry undryns the story viii be- likely 70 beds tie ost
pert sulous our readers .. "a Ut..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
The Mssesna Properly.

r It was announced, some time since, that Mr..
Bennett Of Tie Herald had purchased The si'e OF Mr.
Barnun's hts Museum as well as Mr.. Barnums uneK'
pred lease for IL years. That sale. It seess fell
through and in s fall involved the question Of tbs In.
yertion Of Mr. Barnums advertisements In TIE HersId
ont Of which has grown the recent difference between
the Theatrical Managers and that paper which has
cited 10 mach remark. - b. -f
The fhets. we understand. are these. On the failure
to secure the property the price, it Is said being more
than Mr. Bennett was disposed TO give, Mr.. Bennett
proposed through his broker. to Mr.. Barnum that no
should take the ease back To this proposition the oour
teous Snowman replied That's quito out Of the ques.
tion never make babys bargains beside have spont
the Doney long agop Mr.. Bennett, therefore. found
himself In quiet possession Of the lease Of lot Of
ground and large pile of burnt brick and mortar-an
elephant bigger than ever Mr.. Barnum had exhibited
on that reRoaned spot.
Thereuponon the principle we suppose Of sending the
helve after the hatche. Mr. Bennett refused TO permit
Mr. Barnums Advertisements to appear In 7As Herald
The othor managers Of places Of public amusement
accepted the opportunity to make an issue With
a journal which has for years used ts assumed
power and influence to compel the managers OF
Tbeatess to conduct their business suited s own
interests Hone was to be excluded from the benehts
Of advertising In public newspaper not because the
advertisements Objectionable, but for personal
reasons then they all would b., and accordingly all
withdrew Both parties profess to be entirely
satisfied with the arrangement Nothing pleased
Tie Herald much the loss Of advertise.
ments. as 1t Is only a new proof Of its popular
tty Its enterprise. Its large circulation. and Its
great power. Tho managers are eminently con.
tented as their houses are all crowded, and many
persons declare at the box offices that they como to
buy tickets to show their approval Of the step the
ayers have taken. So long this continues 7s ralrs
fear that they will all back To 1t will probably not
be realized.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. s0UrHw0RTHrsz NEW STORY.

TIE MAN.H.AA 4 4 ifiiiN
wefs LEDJER /, paiiks any ctaes 'ns 1siis,ssse
author hss eve. written The plot ehsrseers ana hesss
a r.fy The s,ory turns uron the ioraues OF the
fonf youns besues saroaD,di y The hr.s .csh y M
the hiory Of the iu six years including s0o :. tne nvst
ey,Iis of the late ga m soldier OF TOE
Union who rcse from the rsuk the hero ~ ,e 'ss
t.rs m, hrroIne BroIasto L. spl ndis SUI asciphinS
creation otwitbslsndlnf her ssdsc,oy, rspaaoI phs s
LII, I a. si,aas Ia swsked the via that this beatliut
nsHssr NJ her s'fS so y .'s ,ss,Se i'y s's,
49, 49, e,J s,,hnslasu, l. the minister gentle cltd he
% srd losnr Rrmis whose whole world 10 n her .tc-
hh, a. 'pri,cd aud Original skecNes The hN-itry un
s ths story wil bo hxeiy to bsine the moss espsst
mn IeAders.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. SOUTHWORTHs NEW Story
BRITOMARTE THE. bfAN-HATER.

ih: .iosy tar Psbcsaoa o. wiioh |. sounsnss3fs fl!
sIthor hss wsissea TIE psss ehss.ctsD. sA a.
eidenrs are pet1rctty lss story tgr1s arcn ~
bencs Of tLe four yoanx beans introduced In to- hrA
II embraces the history Of the is s3 yran. is-
eudng Of the nost asoundns events c She ~ts
hero Of the tale Dotooos guerrilla ehiefis OF the mcse
pronnent cAsrzctsr The heroine, Btosit ss splcndh
and fascinating creation Bow hssndny her sudc'oas
pdton Of sad championship Of womsr-a heerodoxv
which provosins At times As TO awaken tue wish thai tas
bceuu nsn-hatsr may meet her mstch IN hess<be
lady killer Well centt0ed WITH sss beautiful champon
genius and aasssm Vac Usi genss chud
sfactlOn' Fhe paSin LILO Ss Ess, iaJfIs sir COG
bsae Abetts spirited and sgsins -ste.tes The mys
tgy underlying the stsry viii DO hsy 10 eams tho me's s
raA snoux puf readera rsr.s.f. r..-a.
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The United Service Peirsiesn Case
Rsrther Psstpsncsens Of she Invssti.
uasfeu-Aue(hsr Arrsss.

The United Service Petroleum case came up
again yesterday sfterpoOn. at the Jefferson Market
Police Court before Mr.. Justice Dodge Motions
were made by counsel, which Justice Dodge ruled,
and at the request OF counsel adjourned tho case 10
Friday pext. ut 3 O'Clock p. w.. .sstrl5
Mr.. Goodrich. one Of the parties mplicsted 10 the
alleged fraud arrested charge OF stealing one
oi The engines on the property. and admitted 10 ball
Goodrieh states that tho money for which the engine
ives sold ives expended on the property.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MARRyE u.

ABHL-PEA ARGYLE fo,ole'ter, ~ tho Issilence o. the
bridr, iailtr on Tae.day. Uc. by the Rsv A, Elneg
dori. D. ~ fa~in L. Abri H.. of Broekyn 60 Gertrude
Ova oaly dsash,er 4 n. ~ r-sec, esq Of the formef
place.
ANTHoNy- REMSEg--A Fi.hEl, on Tuesday, Oct }, by
the Rsv. Edwin Holmes William n. Anhony 10 Annie w.
daughter of Edward Remsen.
BRIHGEf EfRHOfF-REMsEN--N fbhti on TUESDAY
tOct by tho hes. Edwin liolnes, tkstlss BEnchIhOh
to Msiilas b. dsgl ht,r Il Edward Rsnissn.
TTfRsON-SMiTh--ug Monday, oet. ny the Rev
William MoA.isT ~ tsfctiicDee Sf the brides aivnts
John rsiieosou to irshds Smith, all oi thi. city.
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Mrs. soUTHwoRTH. NEW Story

ffss story tas pohcAoe oc which u In THIS
w.ets LEDGER is unlike my other ibs dating ssshsl
sithcr hss ever written 1hs plot cAs1scers snd a.
c1denss are perfectly TIE stcry surns uecs he
fortunes o. the onr yosns bsuss inTsdses< b tbs 6rA
scene embrsccr the btstory Of the LA A vesfx H.
GLIDING Of w. msse astounding u the sas W.
gaast soldier q the Union, who from ss rsaks isfho
hero OF the tale notorious eues chief oae Of the rao6
prominent ehsrsoteTs The heroine. BIitomsxts spIss
md fascinating crcson, notwithstanding her aaduccas n
pudstion Of and cham psoshp cf wosas hetcsodoxy
which prevek s tuss "a svsksn the si.t thst ~
beautiful hster may meet her match 10 hr-sso
sJy.acr Wei conrasted sigh tis briant champion q
genius courage snd eBhasics 10 che ministers gests eklA
the lovely and loving Ernn, whose whole weitais ~
sRrcons The piqust iittts witch Eie aud the fkr ~
bella Alberta spirited aad original skechss The mys
sry underlying the story VII be ksly TO bss The NOS sss
oQr readeSs - i-. ..-H. fftIII
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

NJ. MAsy sh>AbursA dsushh~ ss shs IL, Jo,,ps A.
The relatives and epf the family ere resps,sv iuv,,sd
70 sttpud tn funeral q Trinity Church. % Tho,sSs -
stI inst The Nsnsiat VIII bs dsuosatsd [. IL
family vault In Trinity Chsrahystd.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. SoUrHwoRrHs NEW sroRY.x
BRIT0MAHTE. THE -MAN.IIArkR.

II: rsiI q; s.s: s.'s :, y:
ed.nts Pertcciy ss9.l The sssy, ssxas ,useo -
iossoes q the four yoOuy besis. ioxodoeed q Gs a
eadins some Of ascusaas eveets Of itf NJ NJ
gsnsnt setiier ofthe uno who rose fem the rts tke
hero Of tho sc. notorious gayrla chief os Of ned
prompest chsrss~rs fhe sc:oine Brh snaita, splendid
And aciasas creation. Notwithstanding tsf audAcsss
pudstiou Of and bsmpionsnp of wcnuss
90 prcvotng at times ss toswsken The wish thai tho
a. a. may meet hes match ~ sesie
MdykAier Well contrssted with thz briBnt chanMo II
COURAGE sad sutAusiass 10 We miassrs gshib ol4
se.,a"n ana LOVING Ernine. WHOSE whole World IN h!
TAs piquspt little witch Eths and tie fsif, esd
Sss Aptns arc spirited ssd original skstehes The safe
~ s,ory wi' be likely VI SIZE the nos< es-
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THE PREEDMEy.
Musical.
TIKI OPERA.

Tomorrow evening, the sixth subscription
might verdi's Ernan" viii be given. On Thursday
evening "Ione" will be sung In Brooklyn. with the
same powerful which secured its success I'm Four
tsenth-st ON Monday. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

tAdvertisementst
a. = saa.e
1900. JRFPERs r.
- ON DICK Still
yrr.r At
No. S73 BRoApwAY.
The only place In the city where
LADHs' GoOD BooTs AND SHOES
Can be had st low prices.
JERTRRs, No. 573 BBoADwAr
CLOCKS
HAIs RRsToVER Restores Gray Hair.
.rrfs CIocK's
HAB RBsToRRR makes Han grow on bald heads
CLOCK's
HAIR REsToRER stops har from falling out.
f. CLOCKS
-. HAIR REsroEEK prevents Hesdaoha
CLOCKS
HAIR REsroRER s elegantly perfumed
CtocK's
HAIR REsToRER Is all that can be desired dressng
CLOCKS
HAIR REsroEyR possesses all the ritz calmsd for It.
single trial oonyinces tho Dost skepiioal ef Its
vsue IL alter thorough trial OF two bottles 10 does
not give perfect satisfaction the aoney viii DO rs
funded Sold everywhsfo at o. per bottei SIX bostlss
for t5 DIR. n. b. CLOCK Proprietor.
Manchester. N. II.
III. L HELstboLp.
DRUG and Chemical warebouse. No Se< brosdway.
Agent New.York Cay.
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speeiaI xoskes.

com~itscc Special Meeting II ais Cctnmt.s~ viii b,
Is At KSgssd Il Ssss
49, :" -''O OWEN W. BRENNAa, Chsirman-
Gn.s r.s.f ~ II Hs,n Hvsr1r' seo,starie. .as).e,
UnidA (;enerul Csnmittee.--A Regular Meeting Q
way and TwontytRird+e, on THURSDAY EVENING
oo'0''f . 1885, 's'''''1' JAMES KELLY. rss.id.n.
G. Hs.sI q r.; nv MHu.IIr' {sssrv..rie.. ia.e' ''' =.
second Assembly District Onion Association.
No ;iss oo, nas 8 4 t. 4 s'eiseI HENRY O. IEAsk
Var. %.. Z. fosa.., ksSn Secretaries Va -
The Florence Sewing Machlses valy
HAVE THE CELEBRATED r-,a fy r
REVERSIBLE PEED MOVEMENT, taI
r.f SEWING FROM f..,s rl.g. q
RIGHT TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT TO Rr0Hr.
/ IT MAKEsPoUR DISTINCT STITCHES.
THE FLORENCE HAS SELF FADJUsrING SHUTTLE
TENSION r. rfiU'
n CHANCES THE LENGTH on STITCH. OR FROM
ONE KIND or STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHINE Is IN MOTION.
NTHE FLORENCE THE sAMssIsED THREAD CAN
BE USED BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW.
1T WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST SEAMS AND
ONE OR MORE THICKNEssEs or CLOTH WITH
THE FINEST COrroN WITHOUT CHANCE or
NEEDLE. TENSION On sREAKISo THE THREAD
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE In THE WORLD
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.. %.
No. sos BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK.
" sEyEs saEHS BLESSINGS
sEounS9 * 6ss 1S The R5rfEs HHsktS 81 RACE
TT, ,r.o,,x READY RELIEF .
ii" hsTSfic cHokxRA.
D''ta oioiEhA J. Mosgvs ONE q o.,
.v,v..t;ya '7';t 3. .AlszSf li.'ia' srsas
""A NEURALGIA. -.
DIPHTHERIA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BY RADwAi,s READY RELIEF.
r.o ius.sn.y removsd E scu,s inaanm.sory, n.iarow
e. d.s,.es prsysnsd and e,,snins.s Iss wsss
health by the sss Of RADWAY's READY RELIEF Ons
stomach aors essr snd healthy than ten dollar. ssu for
other medicines or blten IN
viii instsa,y free the .uasr from the violent esd
sr'b. psu'. and s,crs ths weak. esSs and presttsd
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Loo.enrs dsrbes eholerr morbus painful disehare
from thabowes stopped ia hto-n twea,y INMATES, By
takps Radway's Ready Relief Noeonhestion hhxnms
op no weakness viii follow the Of the a X
Relief
ACHES AND PAINS
FOR hesdsche, whether sick nervous rheumstn auf
bsso pe ud The back spue kidn-ys pains
around pcusy. s~~uss Of the joint. psns in the
bowels hsstbarn and psus Of all klnds Railways Ready
Relief wl afford immediate ease and lie continued or
fsv days effect p-rmanent cure.
soid by Drassist.. and Il No. 81 Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

THg FINEST OvgRo0ATs Evga SgEs IN TIL
COUNTRY now ready for sale. It..
J. v. BsoKAw No. 6s Lafay yette- riace
No. "a Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES w RINGER, with cog
wheels. Warranted 'hc beet In uso Salesmen wanted
everyvbere. r. 9, bEowSigo Gen. Ag't 3i7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

THB LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE ir
New ork bas REMOVED 10 No. 500 Canalst. L. BAsIgr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

Gov. FESTos.-A delegation from the Union
League Club. headed by Mr.. Georgs W. Blunt, wsitod
upon Gov fenton yesterday. and rendered him In.
vitation to accept the hosptates Of the Club this
Ing. which he accepted.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

Shut ont the cold, dust and water from your
doors and Windows. THE IsvIsIBts NETAIIIc kuBBxK
wEATHEE S1Kp-WHuKEEs patent May "a. ie6e, tie
cheapest and most ensotnHi strip In the market Hun
BIL HiLts Sole Proprictors Hcdson, ". Y. Cenrj
Depot. No. u Blsooksr-sI, Lear brocdvsy. SnErAKD
& Co. Ageaak.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

DIR. BAsxrso's ABDOMINAL SPINAL, PnB
pRyosAsor and woAB BaAoK no. II ST. Aaks place
send for his circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

LADIES afflicted with Discolora,ions on the
f,cs called moth patches or witt frcollcs should IA,
DR.. PsRRY's celebrated Moru AND FnEcKLx, Loros
1t Is inlallble. soId by all druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

BRroKs.-For Patent Rig,1Hpd Chambers'
Steam Brick Machine. apply tS1hsAs RgeuA. No
"a Courtandt-ft. up stains The Maoh,ro !. working
every afternoon and evening et the Fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Bneinee9 Notices.

BEYoRB You BUY PORTION PsRPUMEs," ASK
,h. dealers show you their European invoice. They
dot Reason Why's Importation. have ess.sd undef tho
presep, tnin The articles are eooo,rrf,ll.. PH.Loss
hIaar BLoosiso cKRxus finer extract than P.r, ever
produced r.igps supreme n tbs marie, Sold every
wher-.
SQUIRE & LANDER, No ~ FuTos-sr,
sli i"d' Of JKsELsr, ts0rsn srrpnse snvKn wAax At
.m.l per centsge ~bo'e ACTUAL sasCVAcIrRiao COST.
PERSONS PRshATURRLY GRAY
Can h'ys ,hir h.r Ir.loe 70 ~ n'tufs color by u'ins
II 10 the BEAT sriies kno~n pr,sefv the bs preventing
h' falling out and n'stinr lfeIe-. eth brs'hy hur'
~ Who uss ara unanimous n awarding he praise OF
being t.e eos Ia. Dressing ean,. and without rival To
ssa M. aions s't or Halls and taks other. Price t
ll. DHxAs BARsn Co.. Wholesale As,nl.
~ The Spare Bod and Bed to sparc-Have you
sesn Weighs 70 n and tho compact article In
Call and see at 6s broadway ah.t r.. r. JEssr Co
IVORY AND PEARL SLEEVE BUTTONS. STUDS.
yAcluHEn No. b1i BHoApwAT
TRUssgs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS SUsPRSsORY
gAspAon surPorrsHs, to-MAHsa 4 Co.'S Radical Cure
M lIs'. ONO. only :. No. ve.ey-.t Lady attendant
BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reisbs harmless. and in.tantaneou,
m effect Tie senursi 10 signed WILLIAM A. BArcHsLoR.
soe oy al Drnssis. fsetory No. 81 Bsrclay.L
ARTIFICIAL LIADs--B FRAsK PALMER. III. ID.
GTEs TINE Brsr" PATENT LixBs TO soLpisas-vnsE 7li
BwAii ny 'oS cHxsrsUrsr., Phila 10 OHEYsEsr Bos
ton. CohsssosED Br suhdros-tigSKtAL hAnsss q. g. A
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS 0P SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
sdsptsbiiy Army and Navy furnished grsi. with The best
Per commission Of The nnrgroh oenerhl Army BY E d.
ioosos, NJ D., A.toI Place, Clinton lIalyh Y. =
SCHILBERGs GERMAN OIsTMRST-Warrante
q certain cure without tls sste. DANCER for Pile, old
Wounds scrofus Sal. Rheun all Bon- and s.n Di.s..es
tO fOr sale at Ii. Drug store NO. % Dowtry.
SBOOsD-HAND SAFES in large numbers. Of our
own and others make taken n exchange Tor our new patent
ALun and Dax PLAsrHR sAPks For sale low 49,
hARvs Co. No 265 Broadway. .
TauSEs, 60" WHITES PATENT LEVER
TRU,sp 4. the only Tau h 20 No PHEssuRy ON the
BAcx will positively cure the most obstinate csses Of
RUPrvRa Gsxoonr Co. No 6s Broadway.
EyRRDRLLs WEDDING CARD DBPor, No. 800
Broadway NJ r.-An tho latest ADD elegant ,tyss Of
wsddisC sad Visiting Cuas Fine hoss Pspsr. is.
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Juiius a.. Pohle, M. ID.

Formerly Of and sheces.or 70
DIR. JAMES IL. Chiffon & Co,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CtikMiST,
No. l39 Droscway, Y. ". cor. Broomest.
~ Particular senton paid TO the analysis OF Ores Meta
Minerals Mineral wsiais Commercial Products, Ac, Nc
Catarrb Natures Great Remediai.-WM. r.
Prince, kn,hiuf y. w. snnounces tb- SpecBe Cure oi
Csairh 10 be his SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE PRfkooA'
TINE a. oil pretended cures hitherto have proven yt ~
sboitons is remedies from fin,s sso evUy phase
Il Scropa Acute rnd Chronic Rhruua.m pysI-Pss Tor
pidty the Liver Froboh- aud al lung and Kidney De
vases. Pi,s, Spsrmstorfb9a NetEon. Debility, Sc- his
Tr,ai ise i be ccipt Of tan cents and stamp
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
In,ner.e lmpro,emeat g steam; p,.,,,

STEAM ENGINES,
,Iytsg IS YKE cESr In ggcs rcgh hgHporafor, Jrcfsos
AMI nnaL of yrr overthe be- sbgs. whsrea, economy
NJ team aud T.paies n. eAcggsf sirpesf, ri'H compact
ana made idsplod 70 1kRsE, STATIONARY FORT
.u,E ami usgs From 20 IpJJ Horse Pow-r.
sins. ed aud orders received al No 10 Llbcrtyst
THE HICKS ENGINE 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

a. IN Fir,,.cIa.s shirts at - so each. 50 so
"a III ON crekated son.Ani'h STA rs JU
"a S0 ISLAND SHIRTS Irregular - goodsl eau s3 DO
X, nn now be ob,uiuod st Retail Depart r3 ID
"a 40 n,eut NO. y PARk.ROW, opposite the -3 30
al ao ASor House. at 81 80 cacta Pesiftre % ~,
T. f0 ,g,ir0 10 ihe rosspmer Of 81 Jsf doIsn. %
20 S0 IXAMINE THEM Also Gunls' tine 80 80
AZ h0 inen ABLY Collars nt 81 per DOZEN. 93 2O
80 S0 mn assortment Of UDds clothing, Ho 81 30
al no s,ery Gloyos, Snspenders, NO, AT rs %
~ 33 WH0LEsALE PRlcES. T.. y. - so
"a S0 SMITH x FOWLER. Importers Of Mcus s3 20
* 5O FuIni.hlg.. No. 80 Warren ct. 81 80
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
gouyrufgn NHw

SOMETHING Ngw.
Boys and Children &c KinALDi CurlwAr and ZoU.
AVE Suns by the Th0ufands at Reasonable Priocs.
4r v. BEokAw. No. 62 Lafayette place.
No. ~ Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
n, prlyute Families.

To Private Families. rr
Pure old rOURB0N Tor medical aud lrvae use OF my
own pesvnal selection ~ kehtueky embracing tho keef
Meyibben Miet and other lsvots brands for sale by
~ q. r.. MENDUM No. IS Chambers d. t
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MILITARY CHANGES.

lAe 10Th, i2th and 18th New Hampshire
sai'n' -. have been consolidated with TIE 2di Tao
1 s'o f"n 'aAs'achusests Volunteers have been
.'rso 10 the 2ish The llsth and s4th New. York
v! haVe been consolidated with the s6th 4ew
~. '0luA'eersi the l99th and eO0th Pennsylvania
" UtSA transferred to the lssth; the ll6th Ohio
-A'Ss" have bee. consolidated v itb the o7th.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

Tucker's ChRrns of Youth.
COMPLEXION, SKIN and TEETH.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Manufactured al the Lab ,Iltory,
No. ec6 sixrn-AvE, corner Of Forty ninth ',.
Sold by all Druggists. aud by -
h. A. LOvEJOY. Wholesale Agent,
~ -htt D. No. ~ Fuon-st New York.
Dr. shcrwoed's Truss (Ne. SIS Broadway, :.
Has spring round tho body TO chsfe the only ksdek
Cur. Trns known, because the oay ons thai can %
Ia bed without psiu. ii. 70
tlt SUPPORTERS ..,
for the Abdomen the Pioppsed Uterus and Fsc,un wA
do their work without any snnoysnec. No 80 hfoeawey
liourand,s Italian dedicated sesp-lt :, wei wei
known Tan Frcklcs pimples ErnP.ions. s Xa.,.
benishc. At his Depot No ~ Brosd~ey soe e'esss''
Geurnudss Psndre ssbtiie upreess s.n ssp nom ~w
forrheads or any part Of the bodyi ws"s"'sa- ~
and druggists. 49,. -
Humphrey's HeneePathic spoo'ncss ""as's's'
ana retail. D,pa. No. ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

TRUssy the only Tauss ht wear No PHYs,unr ON the
BAcK II viii positively the most obstinate cases Of
kURfvRn Gkk0onI Co. No es9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
oARsRsTgRIE0.
THB CHOLERA.

~. -' n'es' foreign mails received Of the State
U'a' bring no intelligence Of the further spread
,d,,'.t@ The U. s. Consul at Trieste. Austria, IN
auS''0 70 the Department of September 10, ssys
In relation to the elolc,s ON all ports
l.sn 'sroorh0Od y are highly satisfactory, t,at tie
Tat ~ Trieste Just now Is exception ally good and
,,r.,, "a hortAerly wind has set in, and removed al
r,ss g9A the score of epidemic Diseases The ener
oi the maritime authorities has Been Of such
To- e"'es Of elclers in Trieste have come to
r. rHE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
sc,ls., oecfe'ary Of the Interior hss officially
uos a ~ ,ss fseife Rairsad Company Of the sccept.
line sad :. p'cposit!on Tor the location Of the new
cosnI.. o that the recon uendaton Of the Board O,
s.st ,as % hzing the maximum grade at 30 feet
7' has been adopted.
O0. rAEposs GRANTED.
ga, ssscred and ninsty pardons were granted
''a' yesterday. mostly 70 GsOrgisns.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

EygaDRLLs WEDDING CARD DBP0r, No. 800
Broadway NJ An the latest ADD most s.zan, ,tySs o
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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-03
SLAVERY NO LONGER LOCAL,

Gov. Bramlette, recently at Louisville,
made speech in favor of abolshing slavery,
in which he used this strong and telling
language on the subject Of the local nature
of slavery:
BY the war, the whole relation Of
slavery to the Government has been chang
ed. When the people within the slave
States brought about war, upon the ques-
tiOn of slavery-when they changed what
had been local, and made it of general
interest-when the slave was taken from
his protection under the laws Of the State,
where he was localized-when they took
him out and arrayed him against the gov
ernment Of the United States, then every
man, woman and child, throughout the
length and breadth Of this great Union,
became interested in that species Of proper.
ty, because the life of their Government
was staked against it. If the Government
lived, it must necessarily 60 down; and il
slavery went up, as the ruling power, the
Government of the Union had to go down
Applause. Every man was equally in
terested in the adjustment of that question
1t ceased TO be local by the very act Of thOs'
whose interest it was TO preserve it as {
local question. 1t was thrown against th'
nation in fearful struggle, and when tha
, struggle is over-when the rebellion ha
been crushed-when the people, who hav
been pouring out their blood, from ever.
section of the land, in order TO maintain th
Government against this slave struggle
| when they have arrived at last at the en-
3 of the conflict, it is legitimate, it is righ
r it is appropriate, that the nation shoul
j, take up and settle the question that had bee
4 nationalized by those who had the right an
e power to have kept it local. 1t has cease
Q to be a question Of State rights. 1t ha
: become the right and the interest Of ever
man who claims the protection of the sta
o gemmed banner Of our fathers, to have th
j. question settled definitely and forever.