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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16
From The Nottingham Journal, Dec.ls.l

From The Nottingham Journal, Dec. Is
Az lion LETTER.-By the last
American mail letter, which is re-
marl.able both rs documentary GU
ri0sity and rs a specimen Of manu-
featuring skill, was received by tho
Birmingham Journal. 1t is written
on iron rolled so thin that the sheet
is only twice the weight Of a similar
sheet of ordinary note paper The
letter is dated. "South Pittsburgh,
(Pennsylvania) November 6, 1864"
and says: ''In the number of your
paper, dated October lst, 1864, there
is On article setting forth that John
Brown and Co, at the Atlas Works,
Sheffield, had succeeded in rolling a
plate OF iron l35 inches thick. l be-
lieve that TO he the thickcst plate
ever rolled. / send You this speci-
men Of iron made at the Sligo Iron
Works, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, as
the thinnest iron ever rolled in the
world up TO this time, which iron /
challenge all England to surpass for
strength and tenuity. This, be-
lieve, will be the first iron letter that
ever crossed the Atlantic Ocean
Yours, DC. John c. Evans" The
iron is said to be OF exceedingly fine
quality, and the sheet by far the
thinnest ever seen in this country,
The letter will be deposited in the
Museum Of the Midland Institute.
Tested by one of Holtzappfel's
gauges. the thickness of the sheet is
found to be one-thousandth part Of
on inch
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16
Correspondence of the Journal.
Adventures of Union Prisoner in
Dixie.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. /, 1865.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. l, 1865.
Levi Oren. Of the 9th Indian:
cavalry, a son Of Ephraim Oren, OF
our county, came inside our lines al
this city on last Friday night, after
having escaped from the custody o.
the chicalry. i had a long converse
zion with him to-day, and rs his mar
rative interested me send you some
notes of it, hoping it will interest
your readers
lie was captured in n skirmish on
Sugar creek, about midway between
Pulaski and Lambs Ferry, on the
26th OF December. lie was imme-
diately relieved of his ovorcoats,
blankets, and money; and In compa-
ny with five others Of his regiment,
who were captured at the same time,
started under guard for the Tennessee
river. During the two days occupied
in this part of their journey, they
drew no ratlons OF any kind. For
the next three or four days, during
which they were on the march from
Lambs Ferry to luka, they drew two
pieces OF corn bread, about the size
of mans fist, per day. From Iuka
they were taken to Corinth, where
the daily ration was increased 10
three pints Of unsifted corn meal and
n half pound of blue beef.
Here they were put in company
with one hundred and thirty more
prisoners. and, after staying one
night only, started for Tupelo. =
distance OF siXty-iiye miles. They
were four days making the trip: and
the rations provided for 1t were two
pounds and 4 half Of hard crackers,
and the daily half pound of beet
which they drew regularly.
At Tupelo they were turned into 4
corral, with seven hundred ;aore pris-
oners, amongst whom were Orderly
Sergeant Peter H. bowman, and
Thaddeus c. Drulv, Of the samo
company 10 which Mr.. Oren belong
ed. Here they remained two days,
and were furnished six crackers each,
which, with the beef. lasted them un-
til they reached 0kalona, thirty five
miles distant from TupelO.
This stage OF their journey was
made through rain and deep mud;
and although Trey were three days
in travelling this distance, the men
suffered much from fatigue rs well
as hunger. At 0,lalona they contin-
ued TO get their ration of blue beef,
but nothing else. until the afternoon
of the fourth day after their arrival,
when they were gladdened BY the
sigh. Of another ration Of corn meal
EIr. Oren had already determined
to attempt IN escape, whenever cs-
cape should seem possible, and he
cooked his rations and made prepara-
tions accordingly. The coveted op-
portunity presented itself Oh the
same evening, in this way: Near
the camp was brook to which the
prisoners were allowed TO 20 for
water. He went there. and engaged
in conversation with the guard sta
toned there to prevent the prisoners
from going any further. Soon 4 fel-
low prisoner came and took the con
versation off his hands. The sub
ject under discussion being the war,
and matters connected with it, the
parties waxed warm, and while they
were hotly engaged, Mr.. Oren walk
ed of unmolested.
This was on the evening" OF the
litL ut Striking out IN north
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16
Correspondence Of she Journal.
PROM TIE 3fTH INDIANA.
BosA-CHIc1 PoiNT.


We left the city of New Orleans
on the Sd inst. and went on board
the splendid steamer Clinton, and as
there were but two companies OF Us
we had plenty of "sea-room. The
weather was fne-every thing was
pleasant, and considering my expert
ence as sailor. / enjoyed the trir
very much. X was interesting IN
deed to he on deck. and look Will
searching eve far across the dark
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16
J. w. DiggS,

UNDERTAKEN,
Keeps Crane Breed & Cos Metallic Burial
Cases and Wood Collins, North Main Stree
Winchester, Ind. i
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16

Circuit Court Is held twice a wear. M,rch
iith. ls6J, md September -, ls65. Silas
C0lgrvve, Judge.
Court Of Common Pleas, three times n
year: 3ri Monday Of Febru,rv. ith monday
Of June, and ith Monday of October. IN.
Htvnes, Judge.
THE Board of County Commissioners meet
on the frat Mondays cf March, June. Sep
temper aud December. Arthur McKew,
Andrew Devoss aud T.. +. Alexander, Com
missOners
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16

Blanks for sale at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS! MUSEUM! MENAGERIE
DRAMA! LIVING S1c HUMAN WONDERS!
OPEN AT ALL HoIRsi FROM SUNRISE UNTIL
III LIyT EsTAgLIsn.ES LIVE a.
PLEASING AND WONDERFUL! NOVELTY HEAPEI
upon NOVELTY! lhsTaUCTloN AND AMUsEMENl
% CENTS. NOTHING 10 OFFEND TIE MOST FAs
|IlDlOUS, BUT EVERfTHlNG 10 Crafty HEALTHY
CURIOSITY AND REFINED TASTE.
HAPPY AND DELIGHTED THRONGs
OF Ladies' Children, Families Citizens and strangers raDg
WONDERS or NATURE AND ART,
ct oil hour, Of tie day and evening.
Mr. barnum AID his eioen agents. at home and abroad
dc,o'o all their and most attention 70 III,
as' nd desires Of MILLIONS who annually eousrrg,,'
n're ND the most lavish outlay uncesing eoTt nad,
I" secure from every cline EYER every realm Of nature
e choicest product to spread before the admirng gaze
ONWARD AND UPWARD"
10 ever the motto bere and hence something
. BETTER, AND SflLL Better,
always produced and in preparation At this moment an
outlay o many thousands OF d1ar being made fol- tie par
pose Of adding
a FIRST-cLAss CIRCUS TROUPE
tcsebraied Riders Clown. AcrobGts Hos Dramatic
ard u her novelties Of tie Museum. which viii give
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY
on is called u the nnsquaed programme FOL THIS
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
AFTERNOON AT J. EVENING AT a.
LAST WEEk. LAST WEEK.
LAST WEEk.
Cfths bran, and successful engagement OF the popular
American actor,
e. w. CLARKE.
who Will appear with the entire Dramatic Con peny and extra
thorus.s IL the exquisite Roman L. Muscsl DIANA Of
DON CESAR DE- BAZAN
Don CESAR De BAZAN.
Mr. w. Il. HARRISON, Ertcmpor areous Singer.
RrAppeer rance OF sr. and Mrs. BATIERSLI.
THE LIVING SHELTON, weighing 81 pounds.
His WIFE MAMMOTH FAT WOMAS. 30 pounds
First appearance in i've years Of
THE BEAUTIFUL MINIATURE LADY,
MISS LIZZIE READ whose resemblance in &C ion and fea
,urr 70 MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB are very remark able.
THREE IMMENSE LIVING GIANTSl TWO BEaUIl.
tuL CIRCASSIAN GIRLS, GEN. GRANT, jr.. TIE
DWARF.
BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLAS, ENGINES IN NOTION
THREE HORNED BULL. NSO LIVING TCUCASs.
the oy specimens Of this remarkable bird ever brought alive
to this country.
ONE HUNDRED LIVING MONKEYS are added % the
Woud-ru Happy Family the largest collection OF Monkeys
10 Asics lhey sfOrd the greatest delight to
all classes
GRAND AQUARIA. Hundred. Of beautiful FISH swim;
ming IN CRYSTAL PONDS. JAPANESE nRAb. E!Oft
FRET ACROSS. The LEARNED SEAL WAAFIOUhES,
AUlOMATON PERFORMERS. Cosmorsnlas, rtc
Admi.sio % cents. Children under ten. 10 cent?
Resrrv.d be secured in advance In Private Boxes
or Och. Siils
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

tTuy EsrABLpnMESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IL TER
SEwYoRK BERALD)
MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 49,
MAOSificENT FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE
PARTS
Calling into requi.iion the entire ,,r
CA RESOURCES OF THIS THEATER; LEW
SCENERY AND GRAND TRANsfoRMA-
NEW AND oRiGiNAL MUSIC. COMPOSED AND
ARRANGED BY THOMAS BAKER,
Entitled the -
SLEEPlNG BEAUTY ~ THE WOOD,
MRS. JOHN WOOD
VIII make her first appearance in sif weeks as the
PRINCESS ISABELLE.
Fir', appearance this season Of -
he faVone Dinsouse ..hiHe AcucoIh
n. Bn strict adherence to the modern school o neo-
dramatic compoon eshoen years are to be supposed to
yen. between the second aud Third parts and one hundred
aud '''yi0'r al r;p sr Tisse IS ,op Syrr, ,,g,
'''' '''"' Mr. Charlie. Peters,
lHis 6nt appcaunce.D
Queen Serena tis eonsort) G. IL Gilbert
Princess ls, belle r''he appeared when Only three
Factoan ] q, dor aiiis Iyo y,hiSs C. Morton
Tcetoum Kings JesierJ.. MI h. oiIrt
FAIRY Antidois. ....l (...Mss f. lIendncss
Fairy Drw.Drop Good ....Niss J. Robinson
Fairy Ersan,ia. ..... invited ..;;;...;; Ms. For
fsii,y rssS@sl. Banquet Mi iM.' cia,%.s FI9SGss
''' '''e PSRT Xxx 'ys 'SyfscoN6-PiRi0D iSa '''
Princess Is-a belle tagged ~. all bu, an hour - .,>
Lady X6r. i.r cont Louisa yer.
PART TnlRD-PERIOD l!eL
Prince Perfect sof the Ersr ~ Eliza Newton
Larry O'Los ih. eogn'ryna') Nr J%me; L.wi.
Colin Cnmp "a woodeuter ...... MI q. r. h.n"ay
que.rd Isep thrs wi,ue,s the grand Transforms
ton scene concluding the EHtravsganzs.
QUIET FAMILY.
Seats secured three days in advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
ovARreRs.srfR.Gssrn.L. OFFICE, {

'
Il HORSES ard MyLES.--Wn he srid q, Tuo.ic auction,
enrine the month Of Novcuhrr the highrst bddr the
time and places named eeos. viz;
N-w-York Cny-TuFSDAf Of each week, 100 HORSES
New.ioIk Ciiy-THURsDAY of each week, 100 MULES
PENNSYLVANIA
Pmsielphia. fs-rht dsDAY November 2, g ie and %,
Fhisdephia, Pa.--SATURDAr Of each week, 100 MULES
each day. ,,.,,r.,
tsrri.5urr Ps-THURSDAy, November2 2, 9. le and 20,
Mrcbsoics6aTs. fs-TuEsDAY. November T. 100
Aien,own. Pa-wFDNEsDAY. November 10. 100
Pottsvlie. Ps-FRIDAY. November -. 100 HORSrs.
Chester Delaware Comfy, Pa-WEDNESDAf. Novem-
sftnsyillr Pa-riiURSpAY November l6, lee HORSES
Ttu.vilie Pa.-THURSDA November 80 .'lco HORSE
Titusviue, ra.-THURSpAY and FRIDAY, November %
sd ~ i'0 MULES e''R 'bfnya;wARE. fiy;
Wilmington, Del.-TUESDAY Of each week, 100 HORSES
Wilmington, Dei.-FRIDAY of each week, leo MULES
each day.
,,biseS. bbsliiismeSSre. Nd WEDNESDAY, November i' 100
R.,iuore. Md-wEDNEsDAY November 2s, 100
GIEsRORo DC
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS of each week. 100
HORSES ca n dsy.
40 SALE Or MULES NrLk ErdL IhhE a fLAOf' a WASH
~ this series Of s- 80 fhe Government animals will be
disposed Of buyers oud therefore avail Themselves OF tins
or las Of Tubi animals in the West official West,
en- newspapers.
Animals viii be sold singy.
Sales 10 cornmenoe a. 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Terms; Ca,n IN In ed states curency.
BY order Of the Oa1rserniasteT.Oemrh -
JAMES a. EKlN,
Rrevet- Brieadiert cnerel,
Ia charge First Div sion, Z. ". q. y. .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

BrAEGU oP ORDNANCE. NAVY IMPAIRMENT
WAsnisGIOs 'iTY. Noy. i0 100.
GALE OF NAVY CANNON.-Notlce ls
= brreby gwen th,t the tfst day 81 p,ce"o''
T., ~ y'rIo noon there ia b. old az Public Aucd ~
-, tie Navg Yard. Philadelphia fenn oDo hundred ana
t.ur.y Eve (gti old cannon. ,,.,
49, money T. g. he pad a. tie om.i'uon "' tNe r'e
=, , brr ban npou tie removal a. the fnus by he Iu
CHAR which rrnoy must take zee "iph toh u'5 a''r'
a.. ,1,. aud a ID. etp,nse OF the nifchlser. n,
'"' ''''' ~ H. A. WISE. Chief Of Bureau.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Sales bp Auttior.

A UCTION SALE-By order Of Com. Chas.
n. BELL Cooimaudant Of this station. | sha sell 1t
the Nsvy.YGd, New.Yok, on MONDAY, November 10. at
u M large LOT Of rejected White Osk Knees. White Oak
Timber sightly damaged by hre Hacsmstaok Knees and
Boats Also large quantity Of condemned Tools. Dish
Covers, Cooking Utensils Slvar Calls % bags Canvas Clip
pss containing about 1900 II, two Guits Perchs Bosas
Ulzlers' Diamonds. &C., &c.
For list Of articles apply at Storeteepers Office.
EDWARD HOOKER,
A. V. l.. Com, Il. y N. Naval StorekeepeY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer, SaleSroom
No. - Nsssan.si opposite the Post.Cfhce MINER
sUMERVlLLE vii SILL a. AUCTION on MONDA1i o.
Nov. i3 ~ II O'Clock q. hrr >sesfoom, No q Nassant a
lare Collection hue French. German and English
ENGRANlNGS IN frames, some II which very hn-iy
l.nrrd. Also. Co-.ciion Of OIL PAINIIN1S.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
~ Foareenh-st between Third and Fourh'ayes, opro~
site tae Academy oi Music.
L. Is. LENT....,...s...'. 'msrasrr'
N. N.AUSilS.................D Director OF Amusealents
(TuIs rsTABLrsHSE,T DoFs NOT ADVERTISE IN
NV YoRA AZ EALpI
SECOND WEEK or THE NEW MANAGEMENT.
SECOND WEEK OF TNE NEW DOUBLE TROUPE.
SECOND WEEK OF
THE WORLD-RENOW NED
JAMES ROBINSON,
JAMES ROBINSON,
JAMES ROBINSON.
THE MOST DARING AND ACCOMPLISHED RIDEH
THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN,
whose extraordinary fe IS, . ..
UTTERLY UNPRECEDENTED
ssnect nightly received by eo"uen ano aio
iouabe audiences with -. nv, ,r,,>,
wonder and admiration than were ever bestowed upon my
edurslr.a an artis. who has appeared IN Aew.fork.
ROBGNSON'S RlDINu
Il MORE THRILLING AND EXCITING
than anything wneed in the Arena This gieas artH
is supported by - ~ - ,.,
rue BEST CiRCU, TROUPE
eyer nryanifed in New York. who viii appear ~ a
MOST VARIED AND BRILLIANT PROGRAMME
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK -
on WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
ON WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
AT HALFPAST2 O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
A. J. BLzrcKRR. Au,;oneeI
DEREMPTORY SALE Of REAI. ESTATE

by orkr Il the heir OF the late frands !ion ESQ., and
others The following property viii be ,od at auction on
WEDNESDAY, 5ta Of November 1863. a. IL O'clock The
h.ugs Sarsroom No. Ill Broadway. by A. j. BLEkCh'
Err SON Co..
FIFrYsRyFyTH " - LOTS souh side OF finy sevenhs,.
100 i- .r-,i gJi feet Sec ,ni-avenue Full lot
FIFTTsxrH-sr.-2 LOfS directly IN Teaf Of above Full
siIr. . .
ONE -HuSDRYpAsD- SEvRgTEESTHs - LOTS south side
Of one eut-rnthst 10 leet east oi f"u
ave. Ffch - feet BY hiatt the book.
fOURTg-AyE---2 LOTS each side or FouIthaVr De
undi el and Sixteenth aud One Hundred and
SrvcuifvtIfh SIS.
forR1H Avg-Tne LOT Of ground the south.we',
corner Of toprh,vc end one Hundred aEd'T"enicthHs
ic-t wide and 20 deep. . 80
Oxri cSDaRp ASH. NIyTn ST. LOTS south side of One
Urndred stt .ut i.sf. @ ',e' w.s' OF -Four have.
NF.t rvDRPD-lSp-f GGnr srl LOi north side Of One
(oRNcIfA 81 file LOT " ground. with iou- story
RTiLUiN> No 80 Come iu-'. Lot about 3SN, stasted
oct cen Eiesc- aud four,l.stS - .....
Asr Bno.DwAr- Three tory brick HOUSE aud LfAsf
of LDr No lJ3 Eat kroEdwsy south side be'"een a<'
nnd Pis-...s. Lot about l3K15. -
ANgNUE LiIs nfniuS tiv hole if~"t 81 ~" pic
on tlr west side Of Avenue i, between siNyecohd ani
tyrd-sts. ircu ling the cofhcis-ttch iVl -'Ai"' TINE
corr ers 5 inc - wilr-l.
S,xrrskooSD ST LOTS adjoining the sbove on the
roffn j - oi Yty..rc0nd-st.. each 25HlOLo.
SIXTY TsRU.sT3 LOTS H. rear OF sst nentonei on we
south ido Of silty 'Lrd, and al the 'im. anc'-loh'
Ii pfoprriy Ga body Of - Lois snd would ofm AL aa-
SrxrY-rniED = LOTS. on ihr ncfth 'dr 81 N'i
A. I let .sa 81 toDrih.sv-. between Lexington bho
Fou ta.atts.i. e,ch 20 f.c; by i"o5
T- 'iie- 20 40 hc rb9ye property are good ana We %
the .ctI Ioli.fooGn No. - CeiaI-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
A. NJ MgRvlS. AuciioneeY
NV pa ANES MlDANIA q 10 No.

A. NJ. MERwIS. Aucticneer.
RY BANGS, MERWlN 4 Co., Nos. GOA aud
~ te6 Broadway Of tti-st.ssles q Books sta
rorerv. Pictures Works of Art Fancy Goods furnnr"
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Nov Il. et o'clock, and follow
ins dsys ut hour, until sh l. sold.
GREAT SALE OF NEW BOOkS-Ensish and Ameri-
can-ebaciur eret vuricy choice STANDARD orks in oil
Experiments Of Liter aud the Srcutcr, IN rich aud sub
stautis bindings aud Gg. collection Il Nj ceaneous
publications includir, ,uperbly Illus fi;ed Books Embel
Is I'D Juveniles PHOTOGRAPH Albums und pctursall new
and perfect stock Also Ambroypes stationery &c To be
sold in lot, suit pu .thasers Catalogues ready. And
also for OF whom il may concern, several Of
iiue EAg ish Books, damaged by wltel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
ABBOTT, pUSSIyG Co.. Auctoncers.
SALE of Medical and Hos

A yON LI,N ~ I NALE UI NI UICHI anu IIUs-
~ pial Property tue Dae L : \. Hospital Worcester,
Mossln rlancr with instructions Of Brig Geu Saitee
Medical FufvcyoT L. : Army. there will he sold at Public
Auction. OF TIE Dale I. = Army Hospital Worcester Mass
commencing at 10 A. MpNDAi Nov 20, all the Medi
ca aud Hospital Property OF tha' weappoiatrd institution,
,oun. In part OF ou 90 two thou and OF iron
Beds eas Mstossc-. Sheets Blankets Couutrtprne. PHI
lows and I'll low; .k Bed ticks, Towels. Dressing Gowns,
cle and in the ori ua packages received from
the uanuiaeiurcr There VIII sso be sold iu supply Of
qua mediciurs together with Medical Book Dug
81. sud Office turuiu, Chts. Tables. ,rockeiy and TIN
ware, aud large yaretyoi Houet ui.hng aud Miscela
uraus Artic'cs
Sale U conditional aud without reserve and to continue
day TO day until ala is sold. Terms cash in Government
funds !. THEODORE CALHOUN,
Brcvet Major and Asst Surgeon l.. ). Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
CHiEP QrARTERnAsTRE OFFICE, }
DEPOT oP WAsniNG-OS


WA ,BINCTos y. g. October o D., 10 3.
I ARGE SALE Oi CONDEMNED CLOTH
j ING. CAMP and GARRISON EQUtPAGL-Nh b-
scid at Public Aucion under the direction oi top4 ID L.
qbonGs ~ :. ~ o. :. -. a. " si-house 10 @ 3ev, IL
tru,h and '.s.. north. aud A. ~ reion.e No
g. ks between SiXt-rrtl aud sew ltr' ntnt. y a-i
isston. %. C.. on WE NtSDAl Novcmntf - 1879 % iO
O'clock m quantity # CONDEMNED ti.'hiIc &C con
s~n, Of aht lUn1 e. Goats i:Cu Saca t0ats, go ui
form Goats. 4f Ia .e Inf ITorsrf 5000 aufe-, '1
Bed Sacks n So te, 90 feks r, !+'' rv s.. ,.'
Sralrs. /. .i0t iatcet- ro taui rtt-t I Iess an r
$50 french hlock-fr .owis. n'y; 49,. 'r.dli D. '-trs
Common Tents e5uj n 90 .ra O. Val cent r' p TO
s.by Jents 30 o-rlr I-'ts. Coo Hospital T~lt Fics
Tent Stoves t,s si .srso ot ni hafs socA
iDgs Bootees. boots C4De,. EfPa traus Ssshe- "g g.
II Tent Poi, g. Tent O. fig-a. "a "a iut W. a."
he sais yiu continue; fro dy e. d'y ann 'he WHOLE
To- 4. slld - . - ,t. ...-..
within five days from date o sae.
T.fas--Cash. ia Cove nm.ut !urd. ,.,,..,
Brevet MsjorGeu and Chiei q Quarr,u,,..'er
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Gracbrrs.
Nlatbinern.

"MIoDLEugLo, CorD Oct 20 lSa'9
SU d. WEST Il Co.: Send one oi your
~. SO Pump utc tie ono s'nt GOV. ""cnrf 10
J tell you you ought 70 blow more on your
pur,p--tae world dsni know about it,
DAVID LYMAN"
"sARarooA AsD IiuDsos RIVER nsuRoto
ATHENS y. l.. Oct ~ IDS.
"r - WET Co.-SIEs. Your Double Acting In ana
Force Pump /. recommended by Mf. William !. Morn"
''0"'' "THOs HAPARD, Epsioeer'
NOW THE Blow
onf Pump a,l taken the fist Premium st the Amen
can Institute FsiI. for the tiird rIe.
II alway. takes the fiit Premium whenever exhibited
". can show hundred. of such e.ie OF e0nueudssion "
the above.
The be-, engineer and ,nic.ll sho know ii-r'con
mend il - the best.
All the raj roads hero. md many Others prefer IT,
There j. no oth-r pump male which give. 20 u'er'S eat
ifton TO puichascr, whether wells deep or shHo"h
uines railroads. seorbos' &c. inquiry will 'l'isy aHJ
one.
A,an outdoor well pump is perfectly seedro against
fepg II less liable to get out Of order id more e"s'~S
and es.ily repaired !iln any other.
Sold with Pprs Hose, &C., by
I'D WEST Co. No. ~ oConTilandi ., \. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
1mnsements.

OLYMPIC THEATER.--COmmcnces ut 73.
~ Sole Lessee and Directress. Mrs JOHN WOOD
stage MaDssrr. H. SELWYN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Qm,usemenls.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.N NIGHT.
"A DIRECTOR................... MAX AARETLkS
ITALIAN OPERA.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.NIGHT.
ITALIAN OPERA.
ifHn ESTABLISHMENT ydf ADVERTISE ~ re
NEw.YORK HRRALD.I
TONlGHT-CRISPEO LA COMARE.
THIS MONDAY. EVENING NOV. i3 AT
EIGHTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT,
The immensely successful Comic Opera
CRISPTNO f. LA CDMARE.
(rhe Cobbler and the Fairyl
with its brilliant and most perfect cast. including
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
Sgnor IRFRE, Signor BELLINl
Sicno, MARIA Nine. FICHEn
CONDJJCTOI ,......,.............S Sgnor 1ORfAN
TOMORROW TUESDAY, EVENING. NOV. IA, ATG
fNISrH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT),
NORMA,
with It's magnificent and complete AIT, including
Nine. CAROZZl-ZUCCHl,
Mdne. ENRICHETTa BOSISIO,
Si,nor MASSTMlLlANI. Signar ANTONUCCL
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is, Fra DIAyDLO
THURSDAY-OPERA IN BHOOKLYN-FRNANL
FRIDAY, NOV. II, IL ThOVATORE
There will lee no Matinee u SATURDAY NEXT -
SATURDAY FVENING-ENTlt NIGHT IN BROOK
LYN-CRISPINO Ia COMARE.
The sale Of reserved and tickets for OF the sbovn
nan,d performances viii commence THIS MORNING, %
the regular ticket Offices viz the BOX Office Of the Acad.mys
Beer Schirmrr's. No. .0l Broadway; Pond < Co.'S
No 5i] FRO dway Schub-rh Co... No. 80 Broadway and
Root Anthony Z Coz, No. 81 Nsssau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Amnsements.
RARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
~ BROADWAY, between Spring and PrineestA
THIS EsrABL!sHMRSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HEkALDD

J. 4. BARNUM M........PRDPRlETOR AND MANAGER
3. Ii. HURD...... ................AsSIJTANT MANAGER
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
A. V. l.. Com. u. :. NJ. Naval Storekeepe,
WASHINGTON ID. C., November 6. 1865
'InN Sal l. IL IInSDIT Al DR0pER y

NAsMINGrov D. C. November g. 1863
A CCTiON SALE of HOSPITAL PROPER
~ TY. G. w. BorRIrR Auciioucrr
Win be sold at Public Auction IN this City at the DOUG
LASS HOSPITAL of lst north and Third all the
B' ddng. Clothing Medicines Furniture and appliances be
long to that estabisbn Sale TUES
DAY MORNING. Nov, mber H. 1858 At 10 O'Clock aud
to be continued daily hour until all ari dis
posed Of Property will require 70 b. paid of and removed
within ~ hours termination OF sale Catalogues ob.
tanned al this Office {. SUTHERLAND. Surgeon.
L. :. ). Medical Purveyor
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

WILL PIE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w a.. sew Yois sr.enal Governor lsland, at u
,,a.ts ,n the 4,h Of DECEMBER. 1868 OkD.hn1E'
SCt!S csIHi AGEs SMA ALL ARMS, ACCOUTEhMENIS,
sHOT SHELLS, and oLef pISpI'y o. tne '"N' ''1' "
which the follow some oi the -ftlce''
rs Coumbiads 8 10 aud " inch iron.
ia Cannon Of variOIs caiiber, iron
no T.y.iuch Siezo MortaTs
20 tsrr,s iron ior 2i 81 and i2 Por cs'emeir gun'
aIS SIel. and 10 inch Mortar snd - inch Hotchhs'
40 Clse Shot ror % and ~ spd inch sUnA
7G9 Musges smooth bore old and new, Foreign ana "'no'
7-ae Market. riard od and new, Forega add American.
IS Rife. Sharp Halls and NaiouaL
81 C.rpincs. S6oIp'. eni burns'deS
1,,9 Pistols Cots end Reminstons
a. 1I bpoendages COZ Small Arms Screw Drivers WPefs'
. ~, pni,@t Mold f,t Rifles snd Pistols.
"A ,, Infantry Cartridge Boxes 50 sud 90 csliber
1sg infutry Csst.id;c Box Bott cotton black and bun
&c, paSa,st ssb,s black and buff leather frog.
~ Eayone, scabbsd Bette bur leather. new
. cai Wsl,t Is, M cotton. black snd buBlcathcr.
2(.Z Gun SnPs
3l2g Cap Pouches. INA, ,.u,..,
~ i9i Wais, Il, It's rils with C1sp Plates:
N scabbards Leather for Cu'iasses and sword bsyne'
.. o.e ecoiernrrs for Csvsly Belts. sings, CARTRIDGE
40 s.Id,. Cyalry aud Artillery.
,siT C.vary Equipments. SsiHu?' oi0''' ouiohse''
Blankets &c.
IS I7y Percussion Caps
2O77 Pounds ofBioc1 I'm
193 Pounds itcfap Briss 81, u,
sD0 Pond, oiHemp aud Manila hopss; r,o, ,s o,h -,
sg1 s..nisd Wrought and Cast scrap ifoa sd oIhef
aiticles q above nainen IT.. .tores yy;il h.
bid Ia IL the in,oest Of tho Govefnme" '"'u'"
Catalogues csnbe hsd oy 'pP"IWpt1 ~ A. THORNTON
,,o,ansnce Commanding Arsenal