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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05

Following the Constitution proper IL an ordI.
nance providing for the submisslon Of the Consti.
tuition to the people at the time provided by Act Of
Congress, and also for the election Of State officers
under the Constitution on the Tuesday after the
first Monday Of November 1864. The ordinance
makes detailed provisions to the soldiers votes
the manner ofyoting, making and cRnvauslnE the
returns. declaring the result, etc. Upon the H.
suing OF the Presidents proclamation 90 be re-
eeived by telegraph admitting the State into the
Union, this Constitution shall be ordained and en-
tabliHhed a. the Con attuti Of Nevada
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

discharged.
The juror had the names Of the strougs in the
Read all that appeared in them but has no bias
In reieiehee TO the The Juror
The next juror called had interest the case and cares
nothing r II He had read something about the IN tue
mwspapers-an affidavit he believed He had had decided
distase - read anything of troubles between and his
wife The jnror entirely indifferent. and had s,eIest
way or the 0he The Juror en rejected being
incomplete
The Juror called had seen the case OF s,rons sgt
Strong frequently Ia the newspaper. and was perfectly
di e.en' Is 10 the case lie was then accepted aud
Up 10 Two o'clock six jurors had been sworn.
The next TWO jurors lad In case and
accepted.
Tt. next Juror was challenged peremptorily
The juror read the paper1 coudn say what he read
might have thought the woman guilty. coudnt say much Of
the couldn't much Of anythng didn't read Ger.
man newspapA. The triers rejected hsu: d..
The fOg had formed Al opinion abont the Issues and
was e1clrded. The In the condition, and
clnded. 90,
bad ard possibly couio not eeOeI tho esl.hce
Two igroT we're tier called who excused by
The next one having formed opinion was admitted the
III next one offered was challenged peremptory BY the
The next two he'd formed opinions, and were rejected
The l2th Juror obtained az 1928 NJ, the iMpahneng
of she iury having occupied over four hours.
After the mpinneBg OF the jury the Court stated ha pss
Of the jury deaf that he coud with dhcuy eehu 20
all the evidence On Of both sides he w' wfLora"h
and another juror called The impannelng OF tins one occ
pied minutes more Jurors having formed opinions III
favor OF tie lady aud third being deaf
The following the OF the Jurors who were pan
Edward T. Draper j. Long N c. Bets John p Wor.tel,
James Smith. W. Cay, Jon j. Si.eT Robert Mscsey jon,
\. sckes Charles Berry. john l. "ilet ahd rtah0' ="
Burke
II being nearly o'clock when all the jury were 'wcrn IN
the Court after giving with rather more than the usa par
tcurs the usual csutiOn TO JURORS against speaking OF
allowing themselves be spoken TO- about tue case ad
iOarned the Court to this morning at II q. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

camel The journey through the desert is very interest
ing The first few days it m0notonous but aier
ward strange charm possesses II, when the recoec
ton back upon the memory that you tread 1ns
same ground over which the Israelites wandered As
the traveller approaches Jerusalem he Is astonshed az
the number OF pilgrims The roads sre liIfed wIsn
Greeks and Moslems who believe tha. bya pilgrimage
10 Jerusalem they viii De Of eternal salvation.
The plague which is now rayacing Europe and 10
knocking at orr doors, was carried from syria 70
Europe By these pilgrims .
wien the traveller reaches jerusalem. and the glide
calls ont "BohoM the Holy City" he is disappointcd
low walls above which rise the dome 81 Omar and TIE
Convent OF the Sacred Heart with now and taen soit
tary minsret. ,.,,....,
whole Oriental voyage. Damascus, hesaid was means
instead of CoDsiaDtiDoplo. when 1t was sad seeu
(at a dstance) was sUb.iine-t TO smell IT. Tea.isy-se
touch il, contamination. ,,..,,...
The speaker the n gave comprehensive sketch or fhe
present position of Christianity. lie spoke warmly ana
earnestly OF the necessity Of permanently enioTng tEs
College at Beyrout lie showed its immense irIport
to the christian church The Bibie had bseh ees
up and was now being sereotyped in Arabic. 10 gags
many illustrations Of the power the BiD.e N AIaoc
would exert The masses and concluded MS ulscorss
by comprehensive view OF the work OF the AmeTicaA
Missions
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Crime in Tennessee-A Narrative Of Out.
rarea.

The Nashville papers confirm Gov. bTown-
lows account Of the prevalence OF crime Ia Tennessee
single number OF The JHt0H OF that city gives the
particulars of a doze Ogtrages and murdeIs ana the
editor remarks as follows:
The vicinity Of this city is tl Of thieves robbers
a-d murderers Crime in every grade IS rdmpgnt-
goes almost unchecked Tie ma.eiactOrs go in gangs
and single; they are both black and white and some
times these two classes operate together They Lover
around froIn two 20 i've miles from the city, so THAI
they are Of the Jurisdiction 0f the police, yet are
near enough wayay aud roo all parties approaching
or departing from the city.
They 20 armed TO the teeth. carry rifles, Govern.
ment muskets and pistols, ent entirely reckless OK
human lifa numbering rs II Il we've delightful pas
time They appear take much pleasure u ki.liDg
thst they w09d rather strike down their yictm tsao
I 90 roo Linn unscatAei. ~,
! "WLo tness men are. and whence they come 1t Is
diicu sy. bat they con1pct their operations VIE
ro'dnoss tlat must satisfy 3ay o." ina, tAr are 90
yOnd al redemption; that there - but singe way ot
! preventing thelr further IurOaCs-Dy hanging tneih
Tie ordinary penalties of tie Law lave no terror or
!hem pursuits by c0rsahles and sherBs are regarded
a. excellent practical jokes; ana the! have no dread ot
the walls OF tie lEOse. because they never expect ~
see their inner surfaces. -
T1s Union then gives long list OF assaults and ~
tempted murders and adds; -
No wonder that vegetables are high IN inc maiket
when gardeners Only visit the cty az the rsk o tnef
lives; 40 wonder farmers refuse ~ pant ant SOW when
there is no assurance that tie proceeds OF years LABOR
will not be snatched on .henl IN moment by roooof
hands
Tie s.. Louis papers complain CT similar state Of
affairs in that city
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
passruRcrs Arrived.

IN steamship F.arn5esa tom Newt ure.a-lame' Mckcs
ze son ana d.a.hcr Col y. c. N s-d L.-u'Coi. A isne
Mary J. Wri,h. DR. ". II. Marin Lieut. C. " Ev'r'
surgeon T. g. Bsrre;, De Cuyle IT, X. =. Barnes. Caps
h. Bli,s A. r.. G0dDood. j. X. h7--if. J. q L.ucs T. T.
Barrett J. h. C4'l"ar w. A. Downing. Geo Gr,enman ~
Willus J. e. smith. Lirgt-. d. l. Nslu }. r auilfd
4 Latham " x. sloan J. -. II rrsiui~ ?. D. Rosef',
A. Brigham r. W Gardiner - {. Bisby. :. g 1f-ruey. w
III Taper soldiers of iie 5isi T. :. Co Vols
In steamship Aihambra, from ChAieston, 4 C-Mtof.
Cen O A. Gilmore Gen. Rus-lcs Cop " Townsend 5tii
y Y Vc.' CAPT &. j.. Euude 5,tn y. I. Nos; Cap iu
wood san y. Y Voc NJ. !. SullysD. D. Cur6y. r Bo3.
reno r. BlfeLy, Jcha kclrl-k b. p. kils, II. l. Ll q.
Doiser r Ctfis.man. f ClftSel, Richard Wish. Or
Kolock J. Mann. H,s C. b. Mann Mis- Aesnhnn. Nis. j..
Read MnR Read MT-. Glover and cbld, Ma Benson aId
20 IN the sie'rafe a. -
u l~r r. Bowman g. Netz' w. AV,Ty T. Ho.' J. r i,ati.
". Dorald.0r r. BeaeL ~GltI. a. Auds~Ts q. A. hc.
j. j. Coleman. y. H0.Ie-. EH springer g. hrsel IL Aisr
c " Ciid. : Couden y Whcatot. g.. Sheppard. J.. Wr3
s.er { Rae J. u. stout Is. LoWAGs q. = Matt, O. 'ris
j. hoskes. J. Dcap,ey 4. Moore. J. Greene. L. =, ...D
Bentley G. Krst \. Rodrers, J Snst~r. p ). h'yi1
L. Lspee W. u. Smith 4. y. fator' r. Won Dca'"y :.
Smith, O. J. Obey. ~ 2-.l4, d. ~ "'t.l.' 60 '4--r
Bogart ~ : Cure, W. G. Pic.cr, JoIc..
In steamship N.-id, from stythuahD {. GT'en join
scott James Pierce a 4. Bii,chc, II. l. sghrener, r.
Humphrey G. li-ieillson g. hohIrf. stephen iA' .
Hamilton Il Gov. r. : Lowe sft i'uly, GIi ~ 10 tl'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
rgiY~t.


Steamer Fsoou, Adroh, Baltimore ~ hours with md'e "a
! J. =. Small . .
steamship Nevsds Carpenter Savannah Nov 10, mails aid
uas. Waseu.an Gookin a Dickinson.
Steamship Zoiac Dearborn Savannah days. mdse aud
/ pass. to Murray sepLew. .
s.ea,hip flan beau Eaton New Orleans Nov. l6 mdse
pass to Liyrg.ton Fox Co.
! steamship ArtiIan. Hildrrth Sag Harbor -
stoarnship Western Metropolis Hilton Apsschcor 18th
inst, with cotton. &c. 70 Benuer Brown
si.a1ship Hitcrar Parrish Norfolk ~ hours, with indse
srd pa., TO Livingston. Fox q Go.
SieaL,shp Gecrse Washington. Eager, New Orern'. ii.
Cromwell 8 Go. .,. % c .. -
& Go. -. c u -,
Sno Queen (RE) MITCHELL Liverpool ~ days with coa 70
sbo Hls1 Masha Ma.sha Liverpool Oct I, mde. snd
mass 20 G.. II. Maichsl z Co , -,
sbip B.ysria Mania May 18th with hemp and sugar TO W.
sIn Vi,ga of Ro.oD) Peck ATdrossan, 80 days with
iron 20 Sani'l q. Reid 4 Go. r o.,. II,
E.,L Nabon Williamson, Thompson, New-orleAns' via
W.. !, A.. With cotton aud -four, TO Mclean Il Link
B,~i Annie r. Sherwood tof Cslc9'ta Lgsrer, bueno'
.y,s, 50 dsy. with Lides. &c, 10 Harbect halsey
Prt Beroi,e of Bostoul Nickerson CIonbusa 70 Gays
~, bor,, ION Nc 70 Dec Peck Night OF 2th inst
siIersbe damage damage to brig INK knowh, e.. @. MI,
H,rk J. Coppe Cappe, Pernsnbuco Oct To- VIA 81 ihona'
v,itb snaor kc 20 Napier WelsiHd ~,
uor. I.ury gfowlrid.r, Dante, btfbeeoes No'' "'h
So. sr.,r sc to II. Trowbrid.es srAs . ,.., ~
f. = .ry ...D.f OF g. And IeNs, =. l li"h ''-
,,stsyI. r. B 4 dsys with lumber. ~ breti, son 90
'Ers fo igo fof f1rii isald Loyei lnagli "o' y WIZ
ALT 70 yon.asn Thompson Nov IL John Sh'"'' Is-H'i
eied Oi iS ien.eiy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
From ApaIachicoIa-Importa Cotfos
En:elii gence.

The steamship Western Metropolis, Caps
W. b. Hilton. Gom Apalschicols 18th inst. p n.
arrived yesterday She brings 1900 bales OF cotton
weighing l50 0o poruds being the largest cargo ever
taken from thar pirt IN q steam vessel
There has already been shipped some 10000 bales,
with TO- 0O0 hand 18th inst with some 10000 bales
will permit; making in oil some $1,000 bales that VIII
be shipped this season. -
Freghts t. Liverpool firm. at Id. y 10. COastwiss
per steam. Old and per sail. ID.
Tie following vessels were at East Pass loading. via,
Shipg John Bnnyan for Ncw-York; Clara Ann for New
YORK; Ocean Home FOR New.YOrk Lydia Skofeld for
Liverpool: Nereus for Liyerpool Ellen Maria for Liv
erpoo Also some thirteen sail OF vessels loading for
Northern ports at the West Pass.
The steamer Norwich sailed oa the 18th instant for
New.Orlcans to Undergo repairs, having been mncn
damaged nv . heavy gale on her passage from Ner.
York The United States steamer W. II. Yonng was
ashore or West Pass having been in that position Tor
ten DAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Personal.

Mr.. James Robb, Of the firm Of Winslow,
Lanier & CO.. Of this city is about 20 return 70 New:
Oreans the city his former residence, where be viii
assume the Presidency Of a National Bank and will
also ieyote hin self 20 tne work OF ofrehabatng several
% the railroads If the South he having been ons
of The chief movers in their establishment. Such waS
tie ease with the 0f the Central MlSss.
sppi tie Memphis and Charleston. ard tie Southern
Ines Tie Southern press IS quite jrbi.ant over Mr.
RoAbs prospective TeagpearaHee u New'Oreans
Br the decease Of the late Rein II. Shepard
Of Sienarlstovn West Virginia. IA estate valgei az
about s.! 10000 goes his daughter. Mrs Brooks of
Boston widow Of the late Gorhaa Brooks. Mr.. > wss
a merchant ia New Orleans for many years, and wA
executor Of the late Judah Tor-o
Professor Charles NJ. Shepard Of Amherst Col
lego Is about returning 10 Charleston = G.. 20 resume
scientific pursuits in which lie was engaged before the
Rebellion.
Mr. Cheney, the successor Of the la.a Senator
Funk Ghe great Agricnipr.stf in the Legislature OF
Illinois is farmer ard stock grower, IL Is OF tina
Radica. persuasion IN politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

Bark Lsnini, tof Esspor). Davis, Cow Bay II days, will
coal to Brett, Son 90. . ,
Bark Idaho, Chapman Aspnw,l22 days with ndse to J
I. Joy. n, n.
Bark Palas (of Belize Hpnd Bide Belize, Hond, Oct
Path with logwood, &c, to Joiiih Jex 60,
Big Msrcaibo (Of Nassau Robiu,pn St KRIS 10 DAYS
with slt to X. W. Wood Son -
Brig Emma Ives, Lorway, Tydney. b. 10 day with Goa
b. master. II,
BnE stephen Thurston Clark Galveston 20 days with cot
ton 10 master. .. 49, -, !,
dave with lossoop 90 Daniel Star & son.
Brg A. l.. Paterson () Turks sand), Pike Porto Ca1eHt
IA dave. with coffee. hides &C, 20 Da,lett { Bliss .
Hrig Syb of Turks lsland Sweue, Havana 10 Gays y
ballast oWye Co.
sehi Ontao Huney, Savanna Ia Mar 81 days, with log
wood 10 Simpson Eaton -, a, -,
Sehr Nautilus fof New Haven't ruth, Msnzsuls 70 days
with ,uahorany 6c 20 master.
Schr Rainbow. Horton, Beaufort, n. c., sdays naval
stores TO Thomas Holmes. ~,
Schr Equator tof kas.suh Ranger Abacoa Ia days win
fruit TO Jos. Eneas
Schr YANKEE Doodle. Mrashall Georgetown.
Sclr. l.. A. Bayles. Bsy.es Geofgefown
Schr NJ H. Read, Nickrrson, Boston.
Schr Wii. G. Au1enreii Ilewett Phiadelphi,.
Schr ~. J.. Philips. Smith Boston i0f PhLldriphlh
Sclr Marietta Smith Parcll faIhsven for Virginia
Schr Lucy Orcutt Baker Baltimore days, with coel
Scir Daniel Holmes, Holmes, Georgetown.
Schr Mm. r Burden, Adams, Prov iience. -.
Schr Frnkiin Bell Brew ter Providence for wilmington
Schr United Brothers, E!jrd-e, New Haven
ScLn Enchaut-ess. Biatchiord, Chnleston.
Srhr =. Seguue French Georcstown.
Schr flyaway, Crowel Roniout fol Philadelphia
SoAr l.. Bell, Bsyes, Maryland loT fa.lhaTea'
WIND-At Sgaset H. NE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
| The Land OF shinnr-Lecimre Eefore the
Y. VI. q. Association by the Rev. L..
q. Dodge.

Though tho rain came pattering down on
Wednesday threatening spoil bonnet dren:h dresses
and render every uncomfortable large number al
ladies' aud gentlemen left thei, pleasant fresiles ard
bled IN the tsstefuy furnished parors Of tbe
Young Meas Christian Association. TO listen TO .he
lecture OF the Rev. H. 5. Dodge on syria
The meeting was extremely sociabe in its character
and partook OF the easy freedom OF the family
circlo tlan the iormality OF lecture room.
Mr.. Dodge delivered his lecture in al easy converse
tional STYLE which made II extremely interesting.
After abiding to the historical value OF Syria to renie
the objections now being made against the historical
value OF the Bible he spoke Of the situation Of Syria ITS
proper place for the chosen people Of God. on every
side surrounded By different nations; laws manners
and customs which nigh, there arise. would easily
spread while God could their noghbors 10 crush
out idoatry as between en- upper and neither niiI,
stone. In ourneyiug in Syria the traveller mus casI
aside all occidental notions. He wond hear no rihg
irg % bells. whstllng Of locomotives no sury
basgago.masters no impatient ticket ageh', no
large Dotee with a clerk TO put you IN shAl'
poorly furnished room einqliSmt and charge YOU a
| prsnisr. Everything is primitive When you set ou'
On Yogr travels your hotel would 90 before ycu Oh 'a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
SHIPPING INTEL1LGENCE.
PORT on EEw-Yoax...".....Eov. o.
iSnrs a..

(irar'i.
sesun'Lp PIopoth (Brl HssHson Liverpool, Tapf-o;t
st.aiaso Creole. Anderson New Ore-n, Hclueken rsl
more.
Steamship Ea-. Lawrence, Havana >GoHe!d, IIrst,u s
Co.
Steamship M4nhlsla, Turner Havana md Vera Cruz G. \.
sfeaaiship Gen J. X Bllnr. Morton. Key we, sHI &ew
O.ean., LU.nrrOu. Fox Co
sesnlst.p Albemsr.e 30 me. Norfolk, Cy Point and
Richmond Livingston FOX & Co.,
steamship Moueki Mashuen. Charleston, Livingston, IoI
steamer Tacony Pierce PhladrpAa WIN. ki'kpa:iick &
Ship A. Bounlnrer ru.D seenten Baltimore. c. Lu'as
60. =,
farE rva rBr.), Kidd Lei,h ". A. Nel.on:
Psrk Pawf..e. 49,. Cayesron Murray Nephew.
Bark sw.aey lBrl, Meldrum, Cleendown for ordeu,
W.s,on 3 Gray.
Bhg Alex hieho.s. Rosebroos, Mobile, Young Cowan.
Brig E1e- or Oh b - s. john, y. r. j. NJ. Nequa-
Bug .ianzsni!s MagIu.. ChsTleatol. he'cais Duncan
RIG Fofenc. (}r.l Atkins. Demerart Pcni-tou CO.
sch ". HI. keuzs! (new teTHel sopsr, Washington " i.
sen n r Woo'sey souer Newbern. J. j.. Dav'
sch Little Dolritl (Br) Furwe, -. Johns. ~ r. o. Il.
Duiry. , =, nit, r.
Sch Fmiire DAVIS Norwich. Ii Racket SON
Seur t. A. Aud-fs0n, CIalrce. HcsuOuk, C. H. flrrson.
ScIr N.-y ShIsds Watt, New Haven, Ferguson Wood
sioop Rhode Is.ond Wigh,man Psovicence
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
ur.. Lincoln and Her EausbGnda 51ona

We published the otherdGy n news paragraph
that Ms. Lincoln had ordered in Zwichau, Germany.
q monument for the grave Of her husband, our ais
lamented President. The paragraph according TO our
recollection first appeared ia tho London correspond
ence Of The Cincinnati GaEce We now lea-n that thers
ls no Foundation fJr the statement 9rs. Llocon DSs
ordered no monument for the grave Oh her husband.
nor does sac intend do She has let that VorA IN
the hsads Of tie Lincoln Monument Association a.
Springfield. . 80.
city Since the decease o. her husband she bas lads
her permanent abode IN Chicago living in great retire
ment and dey0tinG herself 70 the education q Ift
Younger son Her oldes; son, Robert, Is completing ms
studies IN tine lsw Office os Scammon McCagg Igier.
The other. SO well known to al iregneniers oi tns
White. House by the familiar name Of Tad "a brigls
mnoying Eoy-is attending one OF our pabllc tchooA
fCLicago Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
SUPREME coURT-caAssEns-Yov a1-Befor, Justice


TIE DEPUIY TAX COMMISSIONERS SALARIES.
TIC People re. Henry M0ssSu Mathew J. Brennan
The argument Of this case, the commencement oi
which was reported Yesterday and witch adjourned On
Wednesdsy # the at-urs OF the hour wa e
objections before fully argued Ihe iolo"n. h' A'sa
nent. =, -,
uudcr,su1 The leaned counsel ~ abandon IL" poini ll
the ppon'e,s of the usurpng Commsionefs were sJde
officers and therefore entitled 10 the salaries lie no" tA
admits they led. Had the point D'1 ~
sisted on. ~ Wend.. 5O4i j. r., 34g seq haWle ~
Den. S1y; 10 How. ai4 20 Page, ~ ADD ''' -
Weu! 32b would have conc.usvry Gp1sed ~ TUE que
The second objection, tina, th. rsAio not haHhs acS
discharged the duties, !. not entitled to tho eoyprhallo
therefor !. bot repetition Of the iorncr point amounts
he replies mo presentedy,u iron. psdofmn! !hsH
ole yoI not entitled to your conprn'a'o u - no.
uied t II the respondent aud hi. .sfyanof ippoDos
who did so prevent the resoi from dischafgn h ~ y
not den I'd tna the reI0r ~asduy empoyrd
duties by the only persons " no had the power % 't
ne do them, namely, williamson. Brown shi AHeh 'hr
ega Commandments II 1, disputed that pursuant 70 thi,
employ arn the reator held himself a. 81 'r tr'y
aud ds.rons to perform and did perform heh aNo IN 40
as he was prevented Oy the respondent aAi Ms ~
poiniee,. 49, ou 40
This shows mat tie discharge oi r dar OF en- once
hv az officer de leo doe. not Ell him 20 compensation oI
his services, the lees oroiunenis g. sue" ohc''
sarh casr, when refdeIrd ad tue lHN WI.
renders them h uot entitled u c4m ior inei Oh le si
ths' bee is rot the oref De jurs -'iei 70 thth i'
s.quit4r 20 thai te officer gTe f"si" D." H 'f
1he third objection. ia. the 4ig has ot uh a.. itd
frivolous. AIisg ). not prrlaDe ol lin y 'hl
ebsiof drhna- t@ ward Audit. 40 "'-'"h Aha 81 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
ne.anr, and Frit,Hs. rrn,n foo, Of D..sro..e..st

7;i5 M landing at TLir,ieth-st..........,..... Au
To Albany, by steamer St JOHN MONDAYS wed
nesdays and Fridays and the Dean Richmond
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier 40
70 Baltimore and Wa.itoa. b. ts Newjcr.cy
:, p m. and y midnight. sunday..........;;.;.. . N
10 Boston, 10y New London line, Pier 50 n. X,
ceily tSur day excepted Pm
TO 5- = 'ston, by New'liaven r. r., via Springfield
TO Boston. by New. Hsyen T. r. 27,l-st. and 9Th
y, ave via Shore Line ~ and sunday. p. m
To Bridgeport. by steamer Bridgeport, daily, from
Pecksip j. H. s................. .......... u q. m
steamer Jesse Hoyt, leave Pier " H., daily.
except sunday i..i5a d. m and. ............. II p m
To Csufudai sGa. Rochester. Buffalo. SannaHcagHd
West. by Enc Railroad. foot Of Cha,nbeFs.st..
AZ T. 10 and o Emi,raut tiaa....... +. II
To Camden. Manchester and Long Branch. by Ia.
riln ssnd Delaware Bay +. r.; via stelHlbolt
Line for Manchester and Long Irapch....... AIS p
70 Greenport by Long Island i. X. foot FLAMES
slip, F.. r. d aud Ysphank. m, and o. IN
To Hacketts'own and intermediate stations, by
Morris and EsseH r. r., loot of Euc.ayst at
8:loa. m. BY sane rod f)f s'a'iors west cf
Mlbnrn at %:lO p. III. Morr.t9wn NJIess....,. p m
To Ncw.iiNeu. connecting with r. v. .or Hartford,
and Springfield steamers leave Peek Slip a, Il
To Tewiaven, by the Nc~.Hayca ill., 2; " = III
aud 4th.sv at g o, ny a. l9 B. 3i5, a. and p m
10 TIE West, by Central Railroad OF New Jersey.
via Allentown, from foo; Of Liberiyst ~ H..
m, Y m and S:oup. m. Sunday tTGn........ p n
Il Philadelphia by Ncw-Jersey i,ElGolj ioot
Cour,landst Z 10 and ! o. NJ, y m. snd 6p.
and II midnight. Sluday ................. ?.
To Providence, by steamer Cits Of Providence. ~
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from Pier
As y. r., +p n
To Providence bv Neptune Steamship Co.'S Line.
Dolly, SUNDAY eI, ,eptrdi from pier a. foot Of
EoulusOn-st, y. H.. r. IN
To 1loy. by steamers Vanderbilt aud Rip Won Wiz.
ke, daily. (S.ntlys Ec.gcedl Saturdays eK-
cep,ed pier % y. p. II
To Washington by Nev.Jersey r. Il. foo; Of
Courtandt-st. and ll4 q. m, y. me- ant ~
midnight Sunday ....................s...... =. n
10 ierInont by Northern X. r., Sew-JcTsey
from jersey City "a; j. q G.. ul J.. Az Hnlt25
?. Saturday III p
To Newhe.n from Nolio.k, By stea-u, Yorcer,
every FRIDAY.
For iurthrf nforai'n In reraid Rsoii Time Table,
see LlyuItis, inents 10 another ulr Of tins paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
THr Brooklyn ARMY AND NAVY AssocrA.

TIos.--A meeting oi BE Army I'd Navy 1ssocia1ion
was held in Sawyers 2oou Full on.aye o1 Wedne siay
evening There waS good a .pldauce. Col T. D.
Fowler presided = member n sked some questions ~
T. > CroOke remg. &eG in an yer that meeting haa
been held tho evDnng prev .ous AZ the Academy OF
Music in sid Of ts South ID expressed the opinion
that II there was " mach rplus money 10 brookiYa
~ those who originated hf meeting he'd people to ce'
uove hey had ktsr exper ii i. among the soldiers wno
had lost their legs hd some oI them one or ooEh
ewes in the sersee OF he country instead OF sending
IL AWAY. These dcfende' OF TIE Union were al our
doors and shsa,d first attended 10, and hoped thas
so ne 20 preysu, This o w OF uoley from midst 20
aid those he South who had been engaged in cutting
our throas cr the pas four years II our rich men hsa
80 much spare money and so much sympathy they hsd
peny OF opportunity 20 expend IL at home The origin
ators o; the PROBE 81 contended should DO co'efea
with ridiele and ioquy. Gen. Crooks remarks VIZ
oadly eheered, ad AFTER some roItine business 'I'
meeting adjOurne' L.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
City Point Ces.seterirs.
To q. Eti.or Of TIE N y T,ib.ns

Sir Having charge Of the United Stltes Milia1
Cemeteries @ place and vicinity, and baus desirors Of
giving al the information in ny power he friends Of de-
ceased soldiers who blri.t here wou geGues, th
would uske public in the columns OF yorr paper thai
il Is y peasurr for az tunes any raniries
may be made coEcrruin bodies e those who hafs
been IL eith-. the s-cou. Eink SIKH, Ninth CivsTy
Corps Hospitals, .ormnr II AL the Dess Field HCsp.ts OF
Ito Oh Army Of ths Potomac yours respectfully
kRNl. !. TRACE
Sex.oa IN charge L. = Cenetrlies.
Ci,y Poi -, Va, snd vicinity.
Cnsr,ersasser's Dep1-,nent. City font, Na November
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

4 BURGLA 4 a-ATTRACTISG SAFE. ihe Joo.
Office Of Messr Romer Mott was ea'eied1 tyyn ~ onen
the other nigh g. AID tho safe drilled and powa
Either by the OF the explosion OF .! he spet The
of policer ian. who was promptly " nov ran away
without curing the prize Th office GO 81 o. numSs,
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