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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

There was no news received by the Browns
Vile stage yesterday. Passengers. inform
us thst Judge Palmer was still held pris-
oner in San Luis Potosi, the proof against
him not being sufficient to justify the au-
ihorities in delivering him over to our gov
eminent The matter has been referred to
MAMMALIAN. In the mean time stronger
evidence was being prepared ia Browns
Vile which it wa. believed, would satisfy the
ar.4-... eco ...r.feaa rfrr-.rf.. A.. .t...-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

gs5sT The Henderson Times suggests the
name of Col. Malcolm D. Graham, who has
lately been released from imprisonment on
Johnsoas Island, as candidate for Con-
gress from this District, at the next August
election. No more fitting man for the po.
sition could be named
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
ENROLLING OFFICE, DLtAsco.
April o. 1865,
Rattce "a M tailed CeWcripta.

The following order from the Bufan ct Celacri'
inn is published for the informatic and guidance
all concerned, viz:
Marshall, Mrch y, 1885.
GENERAL ORDERS. No G.--Extrct.
III. All allie bodied men ~Ho have oeen uetaie
trorn these ira ora other tbn meehsnics and art
zans in the government emgoy, VIII De allowed uh'
NOT re-detaied by that tire, Enrolling ofheers W
ssnd them TO the Camp Insiraeiion. .,,
By command Of Big Gcnl. T. Uhhbh'
Oiicial, NAT. N. BuTrosD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

MyrThe Galveston News learns that Col.
Ashbel Smith of the End Texas Infantry,
has been placed in command of the city and
defences Of Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
| DMuNrsTRAroR,s NOTICE.

IA undersigned having bad Letters OF Admin istr;.-
ton granted to him IN The estate Of c. Hancock, de-
deased, at the regular March term OF the Couu'y
Court pertaining to estates Of dc:eased persous, To-
Jack county therefore, all persons hereby mot
he'd having claims against The estate TO Present ".
within the time prescribed by law THIS Mar 7.
tho Goth, 1865. 3. X: hakAoPtEbD,
Admir- of the Estate OF Q. Hancock, eee i
f3l.6t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
HousToN, TEXAS, March I'D, lsG5.
lily q recent act Of the Con mresa

T.
n tho Confederate States ali physicians &" a..
exempt from military service, "whD and wore (;
ton years next preceding the nth day of Fehrn.r,
1854, in tho regular practice Of teir profession ara
shall not, ut amy time engage in Gying or sel..u,
for profit, but term physician shall mot include dor
tist. Provided, That physician shall DE- .xernr.-
ed under this act unless no shall within siyty ua"s
from the passage thereof file with the eurullicc Il
Ger Of his district, or tho Secretary of War ur tie
General commanding the Trans Missasippi D.pas-
ment, statement In writing, that he viii pract.
his profession for Confederate currency Mt prices 80
hn fixed by the Board of Commissioners for the e,sa
under the lmpressmont Act, and II is hereby ma
the duty of the Commissioners nnder the Imprcsa-
m"nt Act, tuilx the fees of practicpg ,hysuiuns IA
their respective staes and publish the same in .hp
schedules of prices"
Accordingly, publish the following schedule 70
conti.lao IL force till altered:
ffcscript 81 90
Visit and Prescription. 80
Mileage IN day time, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Mileage III night time, 90
Mileage tu he charged hut one way, and noHe all,
ed within one mile Of own or city
here medicine lie furnished by phy sciSn he ehaa
not charge over25 per cent. on cost.
In not provided for here charges may DC IuGs
in proportion TO these rpeGiicatong
W. R WARD,
FRANK y. WILLIAMS
Colnul,.s ,aQers,
P, s,-papers throughout the State publtS :h..e
tim"s and present account 20 Post Quartn.n!aser d.
payment lN:at.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
DyuINTsTRAToR,s NOTICE

N undersigned having had Letters Of Administf.
ton de boRis granted 10 him on the Estate Of
F. speer, deceased at the regular March term Of ih'
County Court Of * county, pertaining to ssisles
deceased persons therefore, all persons having la!s
against the said estate, are hereby notified topE-rs
the same within the time prescribed by Ia tn r
March the 3lst. 1865. ID. w. SPSEf,
Admir- dc bonis aos Of Est. Of b. r. sIe1, dei'd.
IJj:6tl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

comfy published boot, 'The Life of julius Cesar"
c pied rom tho london Athcnoum. II Ia well worth
r,aiing aud preserving.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

gaS The first Strawberries of the season
made theiy appearance in the Houston mar
ket on the 10th inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
STRAYED OR STOLEN from n,

~ subscriber, living IL miles East of Dallus, on ,i
Shreveport road, some time III February last ytc-
Of BLACK CATTLE; branded with b and figure Z
on the hip; marked with single ALT IN each ea-
one had on limo large bell when they left.
Any person delivering said oxen or giving me info =
nation that got them, will be literally rewsa,
I3i2w. JOHN SHERLEY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
SOUTHERN DISPATCHES.

AUGUSTA, March 25.-The British subjects
at Charleston have had the following order
issued TO them by the British Consul, dated
February 10Th:
The British subjects and residents Of this
place and vicinity are desired to register
at this consulate, their names and occupa.
tions, at the earliest convenience. Those
who have already received their certificates
of nationality must bring them for inspec-
ton. All others must be prepared TO cxhi-
bit their papers, not only fer their national
ity, but for their neutrality.
(Signed) ii. p. WALKER,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

ss-subscripton 20 the houston Telegraph and the
istiu Gazette rscovod at this oiec, At the publish
81 ratos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
HEAD QRs. TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEpAAcaEsr, /,
SHRrvEpoRr, la, March Is, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS. 20. u.
n BRIG. GEN. HARRY r. HAYS has

4 BRIG. GEN. HARRY T. HAYS has
Il been assigned by the Secretary of War, 20 H..
duty of collecting and forwarding to their roan,l,
all otiiccrs and in this department, who belcn
cas-, Of the Mississippi river,
II. All officers and men who have come into the
Department by any authority o'her than by aJoci
order of War Department. will immediately report il.
person to Brig. Gen. Hays, ~ Natchitoches, La.
III. All officers and belonging east Of the Nil
sis-ippi river, who have been assigned to eomrna.
dnty by the Department. District, or suhordua' .
commanders, will ut once he relieved BY their ur..
diale commanders and ordered to report p.rsoa
Brig. Gen. Hays, NJ Satchit1rbes, La.
BY command of General r.. KrRRY SMITH.
3i:3t. s. s. ANDERSON, Asst. Adj't. Cen'L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
DuV lUT 1HeIT HVuVI uIIt
(Signed) ii. p. WALkER,


AUGUSTA, March 29.-Spccial advices just
received, inform us that Gen. Johnston''s
headquarters were at Smithfeld, n. G., on
the 28th Our lines are advanced on the
north side of Neuse river, and cOnfronts the
Yankees in the vicinity Of Goldsboio'. The
enemy has Withdrawn and concentrated his
forces at that point. They are engaged in
repairing the railroad from Ncwbern 10
Kingston, and accommodating war material
at Goldsboro', for further operations. The
forces of the enemy consist of Sherman s
and Schofeld's combined commands. The
results of the late operations are very ad-
yantagesus to our arms. Our losses are
slight. The enemy lost largely in every
respect. Much enthusiasm prevails, and
confidence in Gen. Johnston is evinced by
our troops. Gen. Bcauregard remains at
Raleigh. All are confident and cheerful.
RICHMOND, March 25.-The following was
received last night:
HEADQUARTERS, March Is.
Hon. J. c. Breckenridge AT daylight
this morning Gen. Gordon assaulted and
carried the enemy's works at Hare's Hill,
capturing several pieces Of artillery and 3
mortars, and between FIVE and six hundred
prisoners, among them one brigndler gene =
raj, and number OF officers of lower grades.
The lines were swept for a distance Of five
hundred yards, right and left Two efforts
were made TO recover the captured works,
which were handsomely repulsed, but it was
found that the enclosed works in the rear
commanding the enemy's main line, could
only be taken at q great sacrifice, and the
troops were Withdrawn to their original po-
sition, it being inpracticable to bring off
the captured guns, owing to the nature OF the
ground and they were disabled and left.
Our loss reported as not heavy. Among
the wounded is Brig. Gen. Terry, flesh
wound, Brig. Gen. Phil Cook, in the arm.
All the troops engaged, including the two
brizades under Brig. General Ransom, be-
haved most gallsnuy. The conduct Of the
sharpshooters Of Gordon's corps, who head
ed the assault, deserves the highest coma
mendation. This afternoon there was skir-
mishing on the right below the picket lines,
with varied success. At dark the enemy
held q considerable portion If the line far
;ltgt IN advance % fhr rlai' -orks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20
FANNiN HOUSE,

HOUSTON, TEXAS,
Col. J. H. MURRAY, Proprietor
yT,HIs we'll ,nowp hnus. is now open for h. rec
tion of usitors aud frsyclarr, a.e essry att
a aTr ne q eiI. l.a1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-20

0&rhs Richmond Erezniner. Of late data. ssys
that Ga, LsagsIsst con usictsd With the enemy.
ssdrr Gag eftruce. er days sso, With the object.
it}s ssst q eAetfns srrsr g.Es1t fur the return
eff-ssrtsrs % both does.
fbs s.ns. p.psr s.yssiust rpvSrds Of Gftv rs-fss
q lnrfsrs asa1H Ir1s 1rf t.rfr ore day. LrIlff-F
!. Z -. ~ u --.-.-rs - -
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
Notice to the Public,

we beg to inform the public that in four
or i've weeks from this date a correct and
reliable history of the Vigilance Committee
VIII be published in this paper as a serial. a
portion appearing in each issue. The work
is one OF great interest, and as large addi-
tion to our list of subscribers is already a
certainty, we especially request that the
names OF parties intending to take the paper
may be forwarded at once, so that we NAV
be assured of she receipt of the Posr before
we commence the publication. This is the
more imperative as no back numbers will be
furnished or obtainable.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

OUR LINE OF COMMUNICATION WITH THE
EAsr.-The slaughter of our townsmen and
friends by the road agent gang is final and
incontrovertible proof that travel and the
transmission of treasure must henceforth
cease between this city and Salt Lake, or
else that the Government must establish
posts on the road, and provide an escort for
treasure, at certain stated periods. We hope
that the commandant at Salt Lake will do
something in this line Immediately. and that
steps will be taken to prevent the recurrence
of such outrages for the future. The case
is SO plain that we refrain from any further
comment or argument. Hf
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

CoRREsPoNDENTs.-As it is or great i'm
portanee that all facts connected with the
resources, productions, population, favora-
Die routes for traffic, water in springs or
creeks, pasture, timber and minerals. should
De made known to the public, we wonder
that those most interested in the ventilation
of these matters do not communicate them
more freely. Our columns are always omen
for communications. and we sbonld he
obliged to any reliable parties who will favor
us with returns of the runs made from nlacer
dlggings, and the discovery of new gulcbes.,
together with the wants and wishes of the
inhabitants of new localities. We know il
Is busy time, but the way to make it ALWAYS
a busy time is to acquaint the nation with the
lacts that make our Territory SO precious in
our own eyes.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
Dissolution of PartDersbiD.

VIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex;St;ro os Ka,sba
- val Kinney & Co., has been dissolved by mutual
Su Inc books and papers are in the hands Of An
nav al N ana Jonathan Levy, who viii receive and
pama - tS Neltner party are privileged to the
name OF the rm except in liquidation Business will be
conducted at Helena, by F. b. Kercheval
JONATHAN LEVY,
B. c. POWELL.
Il. b. KERCHEEAL
THOS. E. TOOTLE by his AT
j. r. BOYCE
JOSEPH KINNEY
A. L. KERR.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

MONITOR G0LcH.-These new diggings were
discovered by Nelson Ptomy, r. II. Austin
and Joe Smith. They are situated about
halfway between Last Chance and Blackfoot.
-
and the gulch heads in the mountains oppo-
site Boulder. The creek is a tributary of
Ten Mile. The pay dirt begins at the grass
roots and varies from FIVE to ten dollars per
man per day.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership formerly
existing between T. g. Merrill and . A. Aekerman
in the Mercantile business at Preky Pear Jefferson
County Is dissolved All persons indebted 20 the firm of
Merrill Alderman notified settle their accounts
with A. Acker;nan. t. g. MERRIf.I.
July z, 1865 4eat-
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

owINc to an error in the Seopy" of the
"Cali for County Conventions" an invita-
tlon was extended to the Delegates to remain
and vote in the Territorial Convention. This
is mistake. The delegates elected to that
Convention can alone vote in it.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
Estray Notice.

CtAME to our Rancho situated ON Meadow Creek, one
- White Cow, branded with diamond on lsf side, and
on left hip One spotted cow no brands The owners
away J.B HILTON
4s5ls "
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

every id s-n of b-h of them. At the
commencement of the attack, one OF the
band, who had no gun, jumped into the
road and struck the leader on the head with
club about four feet long, knocking him
off the track. The turning of the horses
snapped the tongue and pulled the. driver
from his seat. The poor fellow who was
sitting beside him had fallen dead across
his knees, and they both came to the ground
together. Frank held on to his team. Half
an hour after all was over, man on roam
horse. with halter twisted round its nose,
rode up and asked some questions about the
affair. He is strongly suspected of being
one of the party. He had no arms that could
be seen. The news of the robbery reached
Salt Lake City too late for publication in the
papers received up to this date.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

From Mr.. John II. Ming, of Virginia City,
Montana, who arrived by yesterdays coach
from Sulphur Springs, which he reached by
private conveyance from Denver City, we
learn that the Indians pitched into every
coach and camp of immigrants that they saw
from Fort Halleck to North Platte, and even
as far west as Pine Grove Station, during
the past few days. Result-a few whites
and Indians killed, several head of stock
stolen, and sorry state of feeling all along
this end of the road.-Daily Vedette 10th,
instant.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

SILVER change is again making its appear
ance in the larger cities.
The Montana post., 1865-07-22

Inc oueensware is of excellent quality and suitable foe
Restaurants and Hotels well as for private families
The Montana post., 1865-07-22
LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office yir
ginia City, Montana Territory, July 2)th 1865
versed letters" give the date of this list and pay
cents for advertising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

II
- CARS. RAILROAD 81 FILES, MAiLRiALs aud
TOOLS-Wil be sold . public auction, a. n'"or'u,
North Cafona. III RsDAA, hoycmbcf ~ Ito. tue oi
Wing property. VI:
u LOCoNOIl}E ENGINES feet "a iarh r'use.
- box FREIGHT CARS. fo.t % lIcA sause
l6 RACK CARS. s !ott 80 il,A .lIrr.
10 FLAT CARS. 1 lei %. ilch gauge
HASD CARS, ieet q ilrh llulr. . =.
Also the ci1rrc, took nd rsteri1h in ne w. = NJ
Railroad R' ,AiI Shop At seHbem, y. {.
There Will also be- offered about 900 ms RAILROAD IRON o.
quantity a. bridge and PsronI sNses, ,hur-' tAp"u-
trrs BlcssHl ana Msrhni..s Tpos lion. Stec. and cop
per- and ksilloed Snppie. 1pd n.at.tit sfrcrfIy.
lie attention e.! fgroaG m1uct .ud dealers j. invited 20
the lsry uapuy Of th 'ili a. property oarIcd "i"Df
thing required Ia Inc cOuc ion .p-li AID 'p,.a ~
Of a Railroad.
fr Information Will hf's o Ne property end desc p '
OF IL. encinos VII he Wv application q, Tie unde lI
ti;al-gt y. g., by hitter '.leptaph.
Tenn Carh o. GAy Of sale
Sale 10 O'Clock q. November ~, and
continue from d,y diy until the property j. sod
By order 81 DTfyr Brighton ID. 4. Alec .luu. 0epe el
iianagsl N.rsiS Railroads L. =.
-. ROAD
Col. g. q VI. / GEM supt L. i. ri. r.. Dept :. G..
Rar'ch y T., Oc'. ~. 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

TRAINS LEAVE KHWYORk:
For New Haven 100 800 tI.,l ll.3J Ills. (ExJ
co. (Fx.1 3s5. 80 and 800 Ok p m.
For BRIDGEPORT 100, 800, fEr.) ll.jO M. IL u, tEIJ
90 (Er. J as no and 800 (EI,) p
FOR Milford and STAFFORD 100, no as, 49, D. m
For Fairfield Southport and Westport 7oO iioa M Jt
FOR FOR Ncrw.lt 100 500 tsI) go i.soa I2E, tEI
IS 40. $50 800 tEL,lp Pm
70 Dsri,n 90. $50 ll50 M ;345. 40 so y. IN.
-, 1,cenvich co. go, 30 O. S. 40 SO 20
10, stanford 100, 500 OK. $50 ilJ0 IRIS tExJ
10 TY13t5 4 80, $50, go. 9.OO (Ea.,l p. m. 800.
poft Chcstcr and iernsciate stations 100. sJo, iS9
~ as $50 $50, $50, 40 p d.
." ~ 49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
ror Ro,,on via sprin ged 90 m tEIl 800 tEI 800
p. IN. c,.r;,. 70 Is IT,, sMr ~
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 tLI") m (EL,)oo1
Ok l2.lj, B00p IN. ,,ooo =, IT. ,,,.
~ Wan,rcal . o. D. m. 70 North. mpton.
For Bsrtlord Providence and kishki hAHoad 800 iE1
Fat New syen. New London and stouingon RsiIosd1
z 90 A. In. r. 49, zoo 500 y. IA. =, .,.
Eor Canal Railroad H. i D. m. to Northampton 49,,
For Uonsstopic Railroad. Ia m snd p M ossuiuy
train connecting with p. - viii run W fia"c'u-'Ns'
DAYS New Milford only. ,oo
For DAnbury aud Norwaii Railroad '"' Wv amr""
p m - ...,.a .. a M n M train
JANIS u AVIG END
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

MILITARY DIVISION Of TIE MISSES
ouARrERMAsrENs offIcE, U. 8. MILITARY RAIL
ROADS ,.., r,,,po.r
EXTENSIVE SALE or GoyEERNMENT RAILROAD
MILITARY DIyIsIog op THY TESNEssIH,
CuIrE ortnTpKNssrrR'. OrrICE l. ;. Nil y. r.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 81. lH,.
WILL BE SOLD Al rUBLlC AUCfoS, on No'en'
O' So '''' Tw 20 f S9Si cSRS 5tFT GAUGE.
On November 25 1862 AT the yard ri the Je'F'one hs
f'd NfERs Fy LkT GAUGE Pr 81 INCHES
On Nqycnber27' laJS a. L 70 h,l ed Hyy ,le.
$ s%.Ss Stack, forias' Truck,
plrsiel Rod, BeIl ndfrpne
Hand Car; IA Truck Cars
On pe-rnIet 1875 ~ 81 rnohi, Tenn the entire stock of
the u. Military Railroad Supplies remaining on hSho d 'a'
place. consisting Ia part as follows:
ti0l Eighty TINS ,ss red Iron,
900, k i;,. handr.d tan, M s Scrip iroH'
rs One IN Pig Lcad.
AAd general aicient Of sni Stores suitable iof iai
On December lith. 1875 At Nllhv.e Tenn, the cue
oek OF new aud servceable Stores If the u. = MuAy
Railroad remaining hand at the General Suppy s'0e con
ss' ~ in part rs follows:
(2oDl1 Twenty thou and h1es
1919 lcns as'd bar lron' 3D. g hifd. Ahs''
Unl Eighty tuBs Boiler lnl ianA Iron
t3s) Thityhve TINS ass ,rted stee.
~ three bgnd's ,nn. sop Ion wroafl' and cat.
2s sel Twenty .ve tholfa pounds 1nc Brih. -' g.
Gss Pine Ga Fix,ufcs OF al! Ainds.
BfiJs Pipe. o. 'ni ,, .t ID
Spring Balenccsi hri's '''A oI every N1''''F
p f",'fn,. Globe Valves, III sizes.
NuH Claw Lining and Tamlin.
~ f'.rs yyfertbt ard cast Bar~,
N,j,. eal sri.e.. Iron nj Copper Riyc's aud
y.i.f. Bars,
Sasa G.as, noi Paint ofal she t.gps' ana Bras,
T. .,i-'.J 4 .,.,- blocks. ftcAIr -nd SNATCH
Cooling stoves md F.rt1rcs hrilH' fe-Y iia"'''
,ieatus stoves. -. "a. s.i-,..., r,o,r.
Rti.- rSrri- e. Betting Gum ana Leather iits ba@'
nd sew ivfr 20 sl lld., aud f'rlo.t .'ey eti.
IA. ole for Iiosd op .l5n oil the veiy beet qn y
IN flr.- large fa'.cs Stevens Bro. Manufacturers
9, no flanefs. s,Ieu Co.. " rr OFF. frlf-
l One Bot Cut,er aud Gear 4es. could hEo Ham
Im o. Az 1T ~ LIB. w.-nef wLi,p.y.
g. Two f.u Nlw0. tu fli.l
tll on ..,.i,. Etff-. Bore Power.
t) One Tf.1-H rlmt- SOD Fr-iu~. How els Palout
fl oas Hroorlh. 70 See tn Hammer.
a. one ~-ilcr. Steam Hammer
Wi slso be- ,ad % tie time, large amount o.
4hc All .ccsgl Kaa0sa Tools 81 o. hn-t con
s..tin. q.
CsfY,.ts4s Tool.
Wnccwgigli. Tools.
Bi--lnlihs Tools.
" hini.ts Tools
Stoves trd Pro % p. 90. ~, rte.. etc
TrRMs CASH. ~ GOFfHNNEhI ~ Nb'.
Claiborne. I'd h ulaf-r.lI o. De .d a. NssA Tile can % 90
tsiari by app Ic4iru 90 Capt q IL l4aui A. -. 49, a,
tsf ~ al.nphis application 10 aps Jno Fam A. = "
Ts aitentisn acs-i4 and Hafoad 1oF-nos J. -
'arly inrAsdfo flia ale
S,r.vi rarre. 90 % O'Clock elch day md con
tna. dry uu'h 81. che ropr'iy j. Oh poe. o.
.r.I a A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

49, ,t NoeK DsPARTsFSr or fIS ,ScE.
Tusyau o. rae hRcRivst OF AXES
NV Corn iiorsg. fAGk, Nov. !, 1907
rI,o TAX PAYERe.-AOtice IL hereby gwen
d., o, ne, cent \, n be added on the st of December
g unpaid aadi.iona oun per cent VIII
m [ ON the 18Th II sad month oil December on al Taxes
w '1,d Id, th. i,t OF Janua4y Interest ut the rate
!, .s,c n.r Ant Ter nnnum calculated tom iho day tie
nccl, rs received by the Receiver Of Taxes No money
VIZ VIZ " JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
CmHr QrAArrV.s.ryEs pYfIcE.
nsPIr ~ y t-HIAGrOG.

nKPJr ~ y a-HISGroS,
Wl-irNC-oS n. G.. tcfoo 81. 1875.
4 APGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH
HING CAMP md GAEEl>OS EQuiFiCE-WN he
,od ~ PIhc Auction uudcr ~ direction 81 Cap ln % e.
TIan,,. H. y h a. = A. n, " afelou.e no .. on SeSru-
,e.ffh between II and ss norh, aud % Nfr ll.e 80
ON 81. between sixteenth and se,eu,ecniAt, Wash,
inron. D. G., On NEDNtsDAl, Ho''m5f ~ - 81 "
aeiok N, ,u,sfii,y o. Condemned Clothing e.. con
sis,ug Of about OU Great Costs 800 SOCK to4i -OJ i
form Coats "Ds Jackets 2o Ifowsers, 9t1 binA',' 30
spea. 100 lslrLes 90 Camp krttirs lno Mrss fu'
70 .o Kr,n. -. 90 n ,-r-srs. $40 shelter T-s 10
Common Ten 5u1 Wan 1cuts '0o " III Tent nee ~"
Sibey Teut. gg0 Hospital Tent. 1p iioiiia lent ti'
400 Tent soyrs toeeicr with lsrrc ot Of Hat, stock
iues Bootec, Boot. Cautions. Rope brums Sn'c- bnsts
Irnupcs Tout Pole. Tcat Cutting. ti1Fs nS, 80.
1bc s,le viii be continued ilou y day uuli ,h- whole
lot l. sold .....
Successful bidders will be required u remove TIE store
wi hin i've DAYS from date co. -'ie.
Telms-t asl in Goye.iinirlt turds.
%. RUChfE,
Bfey.t Ma,orGen. and ( Lief Qua-. ~ lsf,r.
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Gales bp Auttioil.
AUCTION

TRADE SALE OF
GRAPE WIN L. S.
10000 IONA.
10000 DELAWARE.
$4,000 CONCORD.
With smaller lots ofTSRAELLA, ADlRoNDAC, saa other
kids. win be .od Public Auction the eroGndS Of
PAR ON $ G. G o.,
FLUSHING. NEAR NEW-YORK,
ON WEDNESDAY,
November Q, ~ IL a.
These Vines win comprise the bes, Of thei' stock and IN
ror plants wilt be carefully excluded from The respective
Classcs Nos l. ? and 3.
Ea,orymen and Vineyard growers especially invited 20
svsl tEem'eye Of this unusual opportunity TO OBTAIN hne
plans
The Boat in connection with the Flashing Railroad VII
leave james slip aud Thirty fourhst New YORK, ont
II o'clock m.
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Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leay

Z ONG ISLAND RAlLkOAD.-ifalhSI ed'c
L Jsmes slip New. York ss follows; 49,.
600 Gfeenpoh Mai, stopping at eli S'a'I'n''
IL 90 D.. 3D.. 70. Syossei. ..,
sGcp M YsIhsnk hxpress and to Greenpor on sOuraays
$500 p IN. Syosset E1pre.H
500 .. III. for Fariningdale.
Trains Kosyn and Glen Head lesre al 9'N D. IN ana
rrnrsjon Trains leave Hunters Point al 40
"--' x. Mis4TE, Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEw JERSEY

Train, leave Jersey City Tor Permont at $3.50 ID
m 10 nm nnd ~ D. w., and b. % p IA On saturday.
II rs o. m The y:l5s M. and 4:2 run through TO
Monssy THOS. W. DEMAKEsr, Superintendent