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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Tie n. Y Tunes gives the Temperance
.ause the benefit Of the following:

1.-THE American people OF all classes. altogether
too much given to the use Of sfronR hquon-whisky.
brandy gin ac and perhaps they are also getting 10
use too extensively ASary beers aud ales Nothing Is
more coBcu-vely demonstrated than that the eXoess
i've use o ,roF9 alcoholic drinks prejudciai 70 the
health as we'll as the moras-that IL Is runous TO the
physical organism Of the nson as well ss TO It's intel
loctua organism
1T being thus established that strong alco-
holic drinks and "h,ary beers and ales" are TO
be avoided, if The Times would only taste the
various concoctions offered to the public as
potsbles, and declare which OF them do and
which DO not deserve its anathema, some prac'
tical good might be done. Every one, we pre-
sumo, is opposed TO eIesssire drinking, and op
posed 10 drinking ''too strong liquors" The
mischicfis that we don't see alike as ~ what {.
strong" and what quantity is excessive.
Hence the need Of more searching definitions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
A,.--,,eA Murder or . Psiicesss.

AT an carly hour IN Monday morning omce - :
Var Gericlten, of the Twenty eighth Precinct ~
naa crawling from beneath the gateway OF nuon s1
yard IN Wert-st. betgcen Charlion and spns,eS.
Suspecting that hc was thief the officer rresa. ~ ~
As lie did ~, three uen came up ana one s.'v
number named Henry Thofp. struck the oiheef ss's'
blow In the face with bis fist. ,,1
Al the same time one II the others discsGss ~.
pistol the ball from which Passed close TO ss eIe
bead The party then run away, the prisoner " w.
confusion, succeeding In making Lis escape nh.
Oflcer Schmidt Of the sane proeinet ana ... -
watchn an hearing the pistol-shot. came up "
srr.s Thorp, and he subsequently, sffsYns as.1
Ju.tice Dodge who committed him for G;n IN ~
bail The accused Is aged "a years, and res'a"
ltl IhomDsor.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

The President, in his letter 10 Mr.. Hum.
phreys Of Mississippi, says; "There is no dis.
position arbitrarily on the part Of the Gov
ernment TO dictate what action should be had
but, on the contrary, to simply and had'lnd-
rise policy that it is believed will result In
restoring all the relations which should exist
between the States comprising the Federal
Union" II is very evident the Rebel States
have thus far 50 understood il. for not one Of
them has yct complied with all the conditions
which the President "adyises." Some wiser
men than the Rebel mob controlling the State
Conventions NAV vet find tims Ia remember
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

II is not what =" the Ring costs IN money
that alone makes us war upon It's operations
The moral cost il frightiul--the cost in fame and
reputation and enterprise. Good men are be-
ginning to avoid NcwYork; prudent men THINK
Of leaving it; struggling men find no oPpor'u-
nifty for enterprise or genius. OYER The grea'
city palsy seems to be creeping. The poS""
Of corruption is working through the '"y
blood. and, unless it is expelled 'ecadei'' "''s'
ousup.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Fires.
~ rwpxTY-FIlSr-ST.

IN 7 " bNI f-rtts't-N' N Ne
The window curtain in the residence ,oot
Alfred n. Jesaup. No. les East Lwens .~ v,rs e..
tn,uish.d tie furniture and building ssrs -ercss
The amount o, &, 900. Insured In the Nor'n
Company OF Phisdelphis. Pa
IN BLEsCArRsr ,s yu
The roof ~ the building No. W !. nesSSa - S.a TIE
SsiisisS !, owned iS The King estate ana % ~: h,
snred. The .op nocr is oeesPisd as ss lbs bi
W Wnshingtou Lodge T. o. otR Tney ,.'s, sus soor ~
.ier of $50 insured for ss'o Tfs cv. .Soc; loss
occupied by Ms Morrison asa tssss 1nI''.Ae
by water slight.
IN CaLRRY-si. a., ,,,.yssb
Tie apar,men, OF Msry OBrien Ol.n hsn.s,d - IN
,este,day. caused BY the explosion OF
lamp -
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Escape or Dodge, the Express Hsssss-a
Reward OHeveA fes bis Arrese.
CEcnSATL Monday. Nov. n,

CNCisNAn N0ndhy, NOV q, 'o"
The Adams Express Company, through Y sont y!
Superintendent at Cincinnati offer reward 9I sLvI
escaped from Jail at yicksburg. Miss, 90 the N.Y.
tle 10th inst. where he was held on tAs cAafs
bins the company. -. 49,. ,.M
darr hrown hair dark complexion. heavy black ~
tache. blue eyes, and pleasant address.
His parents reside at Portland. Me- and "
Sifr in Chicago.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

CIssurT AGAINST RAt!Eoay oo.s,risy % pss .ss s
Coroner Lynch held sn inlues, sss isisIl' ~. n
SSiJ Sns G' AR rap over Sy locomotive at rs i,s t.
y EysilroaS pS and Ho@mEayes Jersey at,ss ' Coap'y
sIncc The verdict was to ,he eses' ,y acgeOtss :.
asV was cat, Of cuIpable cafeies'ress vs. p~s'
r,i,e thc getcs onttc tresA l.Sa 'A'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Col. ". II. RUSSELL Of Missouri Is candidate
for serc.au,.at.A Arms the House of Represent
stiyes. Col. Russell was distant relative 9id
devoted supporter through life of Henry Clay
aud of course has been loyal 10 tho Union
,h,orohout We met him first at The
Wing National Convention at Harrisburg
pa tventy.sn years ago and shall be happy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

riGuT BETWEEN RowDlRS AND rsh ..i,sI,sry .vir 4
Yesterday target company. c9mpGsS, n uscissI
dsbaudod IRENE, ,lOn iu' u Ind ster hrug ,. y.
visited several Of the Low sseoa' ~ nsy bessus
srd M = short time most OF tac pssH;I;oa the!
~ro,slv intoxicated. While an ihs 80 ssrscos and
nac;ad tie most gross oatrss,s on ' asrs poverlsss
property ~ many OF the resaehp' ~ ne affair "
conyc,ed TO the Twcntv.tbird Pfceine, ,a,soa Of rsa
e,ts a,I Sergeant McElw.ine shd !,Isr hal nSst~s
we're .op, TO Che scene TIE rioters seu s ,sd yiso
snd clrbs sneciy, but Tho police wels ,Isssssd. al
r.ous aud The Iougas were hnals "'t'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Dceesse Or the American Ceasul IT Ass'
China.
HApRrspURG, Monday. Nov.

HANRfdBUH5, 6fUnudyI KNUF'
From circular received by the friends Of w
deceased in this city. the death Of Dr. William Iva
American Consul at Annoy, Chins, Is announced
Or. irwin went TO China eighteen months seo s.s
siad vhilo dsyotiur himself professionally 10 TIE sv'
Ice of the Celestials during the prevalence Of ns
cholera hast August ut the port where hcwa tstosse
Tho deceased ives "A distinguished plyscsa u zen
trail Pennsylvania, where he was extensively SsssA
ard quito popular.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

1t will be seen that, on a majority OF the
State Ticket, the Democratic majority ranges
below oi,O00, and that the highest (Slocum's)
is but 2d3s8. We made it 2i.5O0 on Election
night. Perrin's, as We anticipated, Is lowest,
being but 90, 1877. The majority against him in
the State must be over 30. 900; though Barlow s
is but about $4,000, and the average OF the
Union Ticket probably not quite 10000.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

amounts without making great concessions - We
BOARD prices were lower The market closed u'''esoeo'
hs chief buying was to cover shorts Mosey sctive
~ cen, on call aud are closely looked afef l"o
supply of commercial paper ample. and large
be made In buying paper usually regarded 81 "ous
shor paper sells a. 9s cent, and second s''ae
more than IL wanted at the rate. The Bank
ar increase in all departments except SPECIE "h'"
d .s7
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
A Tsssats Newspaper Csrrespssdens ~
sauleed In Hamiltso, &. W.
HAMILTON. c. W.. Mondsy. Ne

HAMILTON. e. W.. Mondsy. Nov a. lse
A correspondent of The Toronts Leeds. ~
today brutllly assaulted in the streets BY Hugh -
Kinncn Deputy Chief " Police. Achmnon ~ -
uedistely arrested and seEtonced 70 six months ~
p,i.onment aud TO pay fine Of tl5o. With fsrsas -
prisonme1t until paid. '
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

On the seventh page of this morning
Ts,rryE will be found the painful suicide OF
Union officer, and reports of Interesting Sunuuy
dscourses by the Rev. Drs' Frothinsham'
Cbcever and Litileiohn with other city news
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
TEXAS.

Petition fer the Ovgssixstisa Of Milias
Foree-A Negrs Inssrrecsiss Appes.
heuded The Corruptisn Of osvsss.
me.s OMeiais 20 be Csmpiaissd r.
Cotton.
NYw ORLEANS, Monday. Nov. q. ls&
The citizens Of Liberty County, Texs. hsW
netitioned Gov Hamilton to organize militia i~ah
,npress an anticipated instruction from the narsS
WHO openy ayow their right 10 cigi.on OF pns.A
and refuse TO accept any terms Of bire. TkCkd
Jns,ice of the county had been threatened with d1
Col. K II. Epperson Of Texas has gone to w.Aas
ton 10 plain Of the corrupt conduct OF ocIl ~
the un v arrantabie assumption OF power by PpFen
Marsh els and officers of the Freedmen's Buresl i.
The total stock OF cotton In Galveston and Hoaslos
was 80 90 bales; weekly receipts from 500 b Mm
bales.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
nr,,vpsy oy MAn MATER N III TN issp,r,

DELIVERY cP MAIL MATER c.,,icr ~ gepst
1uoroIIsThe United States Letter ~ tho opefs,
nr W OctoScr siSs he tcl.gwins result, s,,: S1r<r 4
ior, Of ,hc carriers in Ncw.forA t s,;,r, dsrs'eS
mai. ssters delivered. $685. drop S"e s narf, ,ss q
III. .G5i newspapers. s2,oso. I.e vss esies ~
letters collected during the mo,sa ,sIs ety dur's
.,. a ad prrcS was more more taaa % ,yaes %Sls sssaA
Su 'sSIvl" % box @ deliveries, that were ''''
tlou, A nj moro.
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to hear Of his election to the plac. As ~.
templates. :. III a.l-a

The World says :" the Unioniremsius u \ n
stored by craftsmanship and moderation Ip,.
doubtedly, and when the Rebel States sisslay
evidence Of possessing either, the day Of NM
struction will be considerably nearer than A,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
VOTE OF OUR CITY.

The Official Canvass by the Board of Super
yisors of the votes cast at the State Election
four weeks ago in our City was completed yes
terday. The aggregates are as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

Mr.. Hecker cannCe possibly be elected don't,
The WorM. That, We suppose, Is the M,
why The World devotes two columns 10 upui,.
that he ought not to be.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

nor is he the oreatsrs Of the Albany ioboy--hor
the &" man" of tho {" Ring"-nor in any way OIL
rectcd or indirectly, illed TO the men VINO nave
governed our city SO extravagsnuy that taxa
ton is confscation. %
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fleeing ii

Some OF the papers are busy telling MS what
John Hecker is. We Shall tell them what he Is
not; He is not in the Court House swindle-
nor is bis name mixed up in Railway grants
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Che ABLE Of the old man and the boys IN his

apple tt6e. W DIG h8 tnf6W Br"co tuo UUy5
laughed at it--in fact, seemed to consider it
sort Of harmless advice" BY and By the old
man stopped throwing grass, and threw stones.
The boys understood that, and came down.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Hartford City Riccsies-Usiss TsiasSs.

At the annual election TO-DAY, the Rspubb
cans made clean sweep by majorisies ranging Iva
2s TO 800
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The Trilnne In London.

srrvrys BROTHERS, (Anercsn Agents az llo'sie'
az Covrnt Garden W C. hrc Aesnts is' we .Se -
fHF TRIBUNE They will slso receive ar'i'''.'i'" ~
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Terms Of she Trss""
To Corrcspoudrnss.

- -, he taken % Ancuyu.ous Coinnolifaii
s,cyet is intended for insertion must ee s
h, Is rsmc and address OF the wrer-'s Deee'''"! '
,ss,icsho, but Il eusral0y for h1s sooa .S'-"
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ISLANDCI HOTEL.
STAFFORD s TRACY, Proprietors.

Corner Jefferson and Illinois streets,
~ Rock Island. E fSo "
THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
j Steamboat Landing, and only one square.from
the railroad depot. tits the largest Hotel in the
city, and It's proprietors will spare NO pains to
please those who favor them with a call.
I The largest and best Hall IN the city, suitable
for first class Concerts Dances Theatrical Perform
snce &C., &c. !, is connected with this house.
rs Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class SalooI
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

ALIIsOS-Op Monday evening, Oct. John Alisoo, Ia
thu 10h year Of hi, Hge.
Tho relatives and rnds o the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from his late rcsisace, No. - Ne
finieth-st, on Thursday At O'Clock p. IA,
AMEs-On Tprsd,y morning oct T. Henrietta AmeA enly
Tho ends Invited attf the inefs' rou
tbs Beren Bapiat Church. bedford aud Downing
si., Thuisday mopng, Oct s. at 9 o'oioek
cALHoUN-Suddeniy ia Brooklyn. Monday Oct o. john
Calhoun. In the ga yrar Of hi. ag-. ~ .
The relatives aud f.nds OF The taay arc respectfully invited
TO attend thp fInral from his late residence "a Madison M
between Marcy aud TOapkls ave., Brooklyn, This
Wednesday, rfernocn II 2 o'clock.
CROsBYM Al hi. rrsldehce, IN Onion Village, OH Sunday,
OCT. l. 1893 DR. J.h Crc.by, Hxpt 80 ycars;
tuusrA vi take place lrrsAy at o CLOCK r. m ifoh
iss Reformed Dstch Church
FOOT-On Monday Oct 2, Maria L9uia Foot wife OF 10,
seph b. Foot Of ibis city formerly Of fpAneaFy Conn" oa
~ years. ,
The relative, and friends the sm, respectfully invited
10 attend the iunf ra from No s3 fast Foaf,h sJ o'clock
this Wednesday, afternoon. The rmsius Viii be taken 10
Danbsry on Thursday msrning Tor iniermeni.
MENDUM-on Sunday evening ocs. !, 0eorss r. Mendnm'
aged ~ years. =. q,
The funeral viii tais place non, his late residence No 81
Amifytt, Thuriday sth Inst at III O'Clock NJ ne
nd friends 9th family aud tho n-nbcrs u Nep.
tune LodFe No Ji7 y. and NJ. also OF Cornsn Ohspf
No Is9 n. A. d. aud tbs Masonic ffserniy Ia sentfs'
are respectfully invii I'D to attend. =,
The member. Of Neptune Lodge Will meet et the na'onc
Temple, corner Broorne and Crosbyst 90 ""
inst. at II O'Clock q. m. Wm DAVE W.
J. NIXON Secretary.
REYNOLpy-At rorgksep'is on ruesdsJ. Oct. y James
Reynolds Of the firm Of Reynolds 4 Go. =, ~
The funeral viii take place IRON tho Wshinrcn'sI NJ T..
Church. foushkecpsie, Thursday sh lns' O'Clock
sHELBUR0Ht-On Saturday. Sept 20. al the residence Of
hst nephew. Dsvd ul Mssrssnia. ws''chsssss County.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
A NYW RAILROAD,

The capital stock of q railroad between
Alexandria and Fredcricksburg va. the construction
of which was authorised at the last nsson Of ths State
Legislature, has already been snbsorbed and the worS
will be proceeded with immediately.
F N4t THE PRBEDMEN.
Gen, Reward estimates that 10000 freedmen
have iekrncd to read and write since tho was Capt
Spurgin Superintendent Of the Agency for the Pro-
curcment Of EErloyment for Freedmen in Washing
ten. reports 10 Gen. Howard marked Improvement IN
their condition within the past month and that no fears
need be apprehended Of suffering among them this
Winter. Hc also states that during the month past
over 200 freedmen have left the District and obtained
employment IN the Northern States - .st ii
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AIRS. .SOUTHwORTI'' NEW STONY:

lBRITOMARTEa TIE MAN.HATEk,RtSa k,RtSa
week. LfbJEk. Is unlike any other tho di'tipsuisheA
suhor hss ever written The p'o' eh@fActen and "a.
cidsnts .ra perfectly Ibe stely tauas apon nss
nne OF the yorns boautie Introduced in tbs frs
scene Il su1roes the hsory OF the iaa slx years in
caus soma 0f the most ssonndius OF The late
gallant soldier Of the uncn whoese ON the anks. h The
heio Of hetse oiio TA chief Of tue ss.s
ineut as t.rS The heoius Rr te epleadd
Ard facinar creation uoithsad diGs hor sndac.oos
rudaou Of sad ehaniponship o. womin-s h-terodoxy
which prov a4n9 times the wish thst this
beautiful may meet her match in ire subls
aiy.ker We corrastad with this br liant CHAMPION al
gents souruse and enthvsas, is the minister gtc ehid.
the lovely asd loving Ermne whose whole world in beg
affections The p9uant little witch Ellie, AID the s soid
be- s Alberta as sprted and ogiual sketches The ny.
terry underlying the story will be likely {. bso the moss
n Nm onr ,ur readers .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRss sOUTHw0RTHv NEW Story,

This story, publication Of which 10 TFf5
weeks LEDGER, h unlike any other the Distinguishing
au,hor bas written. 1h plst characters and In
eiden,s ped,ely new. The story tefns upon the
fortunes OF the tour yo7as beano Introduced Ia the IRE
IL emb. aces the ory nI the lat sx fears In
cludiDs Of the mott as,oundns events Of the ae Hsa
gaanl soeier Of the UIiO VIE role from The ranks ha
hero o the tale pocrsas saera oAirf Of the mes
Yrpniuent chascters The h,roine Bntoasrte, spea.
Gid and a,ins cfeetoa sndmg her ~ ioGi -
pudi.tion Daa aud lsmpioushp u hote.
which provoking ,es to awaken the ~. thai hs
b-ssf u,sr.nsrr ssy 90, hsr ma Z, s6aae 1ressbls
A1y kisS wSL :s.,e.ss1 VII .nt Lr .av champion AZ
ths lovely and LOVING Ermipc. wlse whole world In ~
saeciions The paasIi little Which File. Ad the fsir cold
belle Alberta spirited aud oIiEna sketchsA The mys.
terry underlying the story viii be ey TO ssae the most
per. among ~ readers.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. soUTHWORTH. NEW STORY,

BRITOMARTEy THE, HrAN.EIATEHs
weeks LEbGBA Is uniik. sny other tho distinguishes
aHihor has written. Tho plot ehASsosss. ssf) -
ed.nts are perfectly new The story turns spon 1e
fortunes Of tho four young beanss utfoduced n the s
IL en- bsaces che history Of the last yesrs N
eindipg Of the mod asteusdiag Of The he w
gallant sod Of the Union. who from the ranks H.
hero OF the tale notorioos guerrilla ehiri o~ Of ihs mo
prounnsnt cixrscteas The heroios Brtomsre Is splendid
snd scinalns creation Notwithstanding her sudseious ~
which provoking Ut - aken the wish thai 8
beautiful ms hstc may meet her match IN some rrsebie
lady kir. Well cobtras~d with this bnlfsni CHAMPION Il
sn and the minister's geBts ohiid
The osely sad loving Ernne. woss Whole world y In h
Affections The pqusnt !s witca Ellie. and the fs, ooA
belle Alberta spnftrd and orgaa stretches The nys
tery underlying the story w BE- likely 70 bas this uaos sx-
among feadPga ...f f.fl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. sOUTHw0RTHs NEW sroRYs

nRITOMARTE, THE MAN-HAPElS
iii. .osy the publication Of which is commenoed |. Ttso
weeks LEDGER unlike any other the Distinguished ahos
has ev,r written. The plot characters and ipcits are pr
f.c,ly The story ums upon the fortunes OF tne .
yodng beauties introduced In tAe fret scsne 10 w
history OF the last six years nolading sone o. tpr hs
sstopS,iins eyens Of the lste gallant .oias' ~
UbiSn who from the rrnks 10 the hero 81 t c.s
notorious gceris chief ot the no't pfos .isrs
seters The hssoue Brtomsrt~. 10 sptn'na s'a "a mss
creation hs,andng her sudsctos. epia q 90 pso-
vosin1 al lines a. 10 awaken wish tsst tsn Ia
hatss say meet her match in somc i.s.rv al z~ni,
eo,rsrs asi snhpssm, tie pnssscs iI We her saec-
lovely and loving Eenne whcs7 whole S fr soG belis
nher.a are uir.ted aud original ssvsIe., Wv sss.s.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
MRS. -soUTHwoRTH- NEW STORY,

BRITOMARTF THE MAN.HATEySs
IA story us paicstCn of wlch couim<ne-d 10 THIS
weeks LEDGER l. unlike any other the dieiBgalste6
auor has written. The plet chssset,is and la
eidents are perfectly The story taIns ueea the
fortunes the for Young besus Introduced Ia the frs
scene IL cobrasc, the history of the last sx years, fu
ding somr VI be most ASTOUNDING oSet- OF tbe late war.
gallant soldier ct ths Uncn who on the ranks the
hero Of c t, uQiorloos gseiria ch,f one OF he nose
d. neut char 1tt beroiqe Bromsre, spieadA
and ficinaug erection no~ outstanding aer "dse'en, ~
puialon man pionshpo wom1ns hs iefodoy
which T. % times awaken tao with that tliis
i nsy meet her ipaca In soms ne-ishbs
Lady Killer Wen coatfastrd with this briant chsmpon Al
reins courage ard en,husiism Is ministers gentle cath
the lovely and loving Emine, whose whole soI.d IN hss
The rtaaant wiea Elhe and the issr cosd
be Alberta a,e 81 and original skrtehe& The uys
ty 1nIerlyne the story viii be likely 20 bsee the most ex
! peft sn. .dtx our readers ~ .s 4a-