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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

EY- Gen. Candy has generously re-
sponded to the appeal Of the Police jury OF
Avoyelles in behalf Of the suffering and
destitute families and persons constituting
at least one-third of the population OF that
parish. In his letter to the Police Jury,
conveyed through Gov. Wells, the General
says:
"You are desired, without delay, TO for
wsrd to these headquarters as exact an
estimat as possible, of the number Of per-
sons in such need of help.
Please designate certain points, conve-
pient for depots and centres Of distribu-
tion,, and certain energetic, humane and
trusty individuals, at or near such points,
for distributing agents"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
limited States Direct Tax Notice.


n s. Direct Tpa, Commission or the State Of La,l
Office No. 1856 Common Street,
New Orleans, Aug. 10, 1861
THE Tax Roll for the collection Of the United
sta tes Direct Tax in the Parish Of East Baton
Eouee In completed and the Taxes thereon levied
undsr and by virtue OF an act entitled an act "for
the collection Of Direct Taxes in insurrectiouary
districts within the United States, and for othsT
nurubses,p approved June 7ti, 1852, will be psya-
Die 70 me at the Court House, in the city OF Baton
Rouge within sixty days from the list day Of
August, 1855.
All lots and parcels Of land within said district
on which the tax shall not be paid within said
sixty days VIM be forfeited TO the Un ted States
L. Nj. RANDALL,
-. GEO. W. AMR2,
d. URBAN,
Direct Tar Commissioners for Louisiana.
Attest:
j. ID. O'C0NNELL,
.. ter Collector.
BATON EsueE, Aus. 2lst. 1855. Aus22-2R
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST ON MTsLAHD.

A CERTAIN NOTE drawn by L. A. CARPENTER
N aud made payable to o. HAoKETr HuTcHEs,
at the Branch of the Louisiana State Bank. Said
NOTE was drawn sonie time during the month Of
March or April, 1862, for the sum of SsUentyo,ae
Dollars and Forty Cents, (s7l 49, and bearing
interest; and was transferred to LEWIS STEPHENS
in Juna, 1865. All persons are warned against
trading for said Note.
sept19-3t-pd LEWIS STEPHENS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

ly The quotations for Cotton in New
Orleans, on Saturday, ran as follows Or
binary, 33@85c.; Good Ordinary, 5000;
Low Middling, 4l@43; Middling, 44@45.
The outside figures for the grades below
Middling are for strict classifcations.
The market for Western Produce was
dull. Supertinc Flour was sold at IS 7o@
IS rs; and Low Extra, at $40 25 u Dbl.
The Gold market was somewhat de-
pressed at l4f@l45.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

RAJ Liverpool dates to the I'd instant,
have been received in New York. At that
time the cotton market was reported firm
both at Liverpool and Manchester. Sales
of $4,000 bales were made on the Cd in
Liverpool, ofwhich spectators and expor-
tiers took 5000, Middling was quoted at
l83d., the market closing bueyant.
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[Frorl the Richmond Commercial Bulletin
DeROxv'S Review.

We have received the following letter
from Mr.. DeBow, which is intended as an
answer to statements made by Northern
papers in regard to the resumption Of his
periodical, so well known as the RegGeao.
We had also the pleasure Of seeing the gen
teman himself since the letter was written,
he being then on his way to Washington
upon business connected with the re- estab-
lishment of the Re0iee0
WNNsBoRo', s. c., Aug. IA, 1865.
EdstorS Bu2letin-A statement has been
copied from one of the Northern newspa-
pers, into several at the South, to the eff
feet that was about to resume the publ
cation of my Regieoc "upon the basis of
free labor.n ...
1t is my wish and intention to restime
the publication of the }PeuieW at some point
which shall be regarded most eligible, if
can control the means and machinery to
do so, and very clearly perceive what
should be the mission of the work.
Regarding the issues of the past as dead
about which q practical philosophy will
not dispute, and those of the present as
living and potential, it would be the part
of the Regaeso to accept the situation, and
deduce from it all that can be promotive
OF the best interests Of the whole country.
w Iouih OLo "IdC lduSo VI dlsCuSSIou
which the future will open, there is surely
field for labor. The restoration Of social
and political order throughout the South
the re-establishment of It's agricultural,
manufacturing aud commercial industry,
Frustrated by the war, the re-opening of
its internal communications, the relations
W hich its several classes of population shall
sustain to each other and the mode in
| which they shall cooperate for the best
! interests of each and for the public veal
the establishment of schools and colleges
these are the landmarks
Each State and community will look to
| and be aided by the experiences of others,
| and hence the importance Of an organ for
such information; and we may assuredly
| look very q osely into what has been done
| by other countries similarly situated with
regard to slavery and emancipation, adopt
| ing what was wise and rejecting the rest,
| in their action.
| do not despair Of high degree OF
prosperity in the future Throughout the
| boundleas fields Of the South, and if our
people will take hold with a brave heart
and noble purpose, in q few years all traces
| Of the recent cnlamitons times, will be
erased. five are met IN the same spirit
| which have no doubt will be the case by
the people Of the North, the nation will
advance in career of greatness, for which
history has no parallel, and be moved by
o'se heart, one spirit and one high and gen
erous impulse. Your ob't serv't,
| j. D. B. DEBow.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

s- The Boston Herald, which is o
shrewd observer Of public affairs and the
tendency Of public mind, says ''everyw
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and through
out the country, the war Democracy and
the Conservative Republicans are deserting
the radicals, and they will go down. A
new party will be raised up, which will
take the place of the old parties, and re-
Store the nation to peace and to an eco
nomical administration Gifts affairs. This
revolution is now going on throughout the
country, and will soon be heard thunder
ing along the political horizon, startling
the old togies IRON their slumber and fan
cied security, and awakening them to their
desolate and torlorn condition. Nothing
can save them from the coming storm
They will be swept away by the whirlwind
which will sweep over the land, scattering
them in every direction, and making ship
wreck of all they have. Every man should
see to it that he does not attempt to thwart
the designs of the people in their fury at
those who have been instrumental in pro-
ducing the misery which is to come on the
poor in due time. Let them take warning
in time, or it will be too late for them to
get on board the ark of safety. Thus it is
written and thus it will be as sure as the
sun continues to rise and set. 1t is az ine-
vitable as anything can be, and he who
does not see it is politically blind. The
Southern leaders in the rebellion have
gone under; SO will their allies in the free
States. Agitators, North and South, have
had their day and will now be under the
dissgreeable necessity of taking back seat,
where they can see just as we'll and appear
to mnch better advantage. The hand
writing is on the wall, but the ultrss are SO
stupid as not to see it, and will be swal-
owed up and deaFoyed.n
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Carpenters and Joiner's Shop.

TN this department Mr.. HARRISON THOMAS will
L have the charge and control OF the work, whose
promptness of execution and superior workman
ship, is we'll known. Buildings erected and re-
paired. Stores and Saloons fitted up in tho neat
est style. Water Cisterns of any desired capacity,
and Of the best material and workmanship, fur
nished to order. And all other work ~ the line
promptly attended TO, at the shop on Third street,
opposite New Theatre. aug2o-1
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

EzSy- 1t is stated that instructions are to
be Immediately issued for the mastering
out Of service of all colored troops raised
in the Northern States, and who are now
serving in the States of North Carolina,
Florida, Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

nH- Good mich cows are sold in Hous-
ton, Texas, says the telegraph, at from $40
to Sl5 apiece. The Mobile Tribune says
they are from $50 to $3.50 in that city.
The price hereabouts varies from $25 to
$35.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

s1g- The Ber0ille South, Of Plaquemine,
announces the re- opening of the Convent
of the Holy Cross in that town; also the
expected re- establishment in few days of
the Plaquemine Post-ofice. The same
paper says the Police Jury Of that parish
have, with entire unanimity, passed an
ordinance directing the closing Of Bayou
Plaquemine.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

~ Thomas Jefferson denied the power
Of one generation to bind another by a
public debt. His opinion was that debt
could not be contracted to extend beyond
the life Of the generation that incurred it.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

Esg The Republicans are said TO have
carried the State of Maine.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19
FOR SALE.

i. Hi UNDERSIGNED offers for sale tina con-
tents Of his BAR-ROOM and FIXTURES thereof,
together with the Furniture, Bedding, Kitchen
Utensils, &C., Of the Boarding House, situated on
Front street, opposite the Wharf Boat. Ii not
sold az private sale, previous TO Wednesday, the
Goth inst, tomorrow, they will on that day be sold
at public auction
septl9-lt-pd l.. j. MASON.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

B- KEToHUM and JENKINS, the New
York swindlers, were both arraigned on
the l4th, and plead not guilty. Their trials
have been postponed until the next term
of court.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-19

tay- Cotton (middling) closed in New
York on the 18th, at 451&c. Gold, l42A
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Our Agents i'm New Orleans.

MEssRs GARDNER o. Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 6, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents in that city for
the Gazette and Comet.
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State T'NEes.
Horse Stolen.

A BROWN three year old STUD was ~ i
"A stolen frem the old field near Mon r5TT~
tesano bridge. on the Bayou Sara Rad.
about ten days ago. He is about fonr- 4ssaaA-sAs.
teen hands high, two hind feet white; well broken
to the saddle for his age, and carries his tale on
one side. .1l.
A liberal reward will be paid for his recovery or
for information that may cad to it.
sep9-lm TOM BYNUM.
The sun., 1865-10-30
LetI.Iinxe the EiRures.

LAST winter tbe Masonic N ssion established de-
pots for the sale of coal s cost, u poor families in
this ,ty, aud We believe disposed %, large smoun:
Of coal. But up " ills uu4e no erA.tii OF state
meni OF Its transactions IA th,s respect has bocn
made public. Njw tbsre is every Indication that
the prices II fuel will he as hiph during the COM
ins winter a. they were ~, last, AID tie poor r
classes wl, none the less rtGu-, ihs .ntes,,liion
Of philan'hrop.fls between them aud the coal tN.
tortoners. Therefor. 1t would lie interest ag to
know wha, the Assopi: Mission accOmI l.saed S-i
winter. How much coal they bough what II
cost; ~hs, they rstsiisd IL for how many 'smi-
lies ,hsy supp ,sd, s,c. win th. manager. give
On .cconni Of ihelr s.nNa-i.hirs
The sun., 1865-10-30

Of them . ehissy abuse Of the opposI.. party and
si-noers upon tbs gallant soldiers who head the
rs'peoi''' tickets. The republican leaders, who
I" hrss wanted to nominate Gensral sLocrn, upon
'heir own ticker, are lsborng with sll their might
" convince the country people that snrasAs's
right bower Is cotton thief = swindler,
defsulier, ssd in short that The whole
cs'alogue Of crimes but hin ly expreses
the depth Of trininallty which he has
r'ache1 The Democratic sachcmf, on the
o:her hand, try to make II app ar that General
BARLOW is coward aId potroor, Dotwith-
nding the fact that the sul set of their csllmny
bears upon bis person the scare Of half dozen
wounds received in some Of the ssrdcr Ought
battles u the rebellion. But these ssndsrs snswer
tue purpose Of the politicians. Tor they ern"ti by
them ~ hoodwink MI occasional innoc,I "a: voter
We hsi hoped after tire downfall Of the rebsliion
that these dissracefll devices Of the politicians
would net be prsctced upon We b'ave col Iiors
who have jur, returned from the field o' battle,
srnid tie spf lsuss Of their counIrymen, but the
"aucl has shown that no recoid, how,yer fpotles.,
can pass lie ordeal OF a politics. csupAga I'M
scs,he1 by partisan mshguity.
The sun., 1865-10-30
THE NEW YORK Sun.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 30, 1865.
THANH sGIyING
presidep,,s proC,amatI On

Eheren It he. pleased Almighty tod drnos 'h'
~, rb ch 1. now coming 10 an and, 10 relieve our
<sl,yei country from the ieirful 'eourse Of oiv''
"a. and 10 p.ni. u, 70 secure the be'nl'o o. peace,
- ~ and harmony, with gfsh e1lAigemen' Of
.s,l lib.rt, and where's our Heavenly fa:her has
s.o, during the yoir grseion'ly ,ver,el on % the
a, ,m,,ie. Of foreign 49,. peitileuee and fA1nihs'
sl h. our ,r.nsries are full Of the fruits Of al abun
a., .s..on and whereas rishteousnsss erAlistn .
a.,ion. ,bi'e sin Ieproacb 70 am peoTe
,o, therefore, J. ASDRTw JouNs"N, President oi
"a. rn,,.d sts,e, do hereby recommend to the peo
a., thereof that tbey 90 eel apart aid observe the
Az, Thursday Of December as day OF Na,loAal
=, nh, t,i,ins ~ the Creator OF tue Universe ior
s,u a. deli.ersnocs aud blessings.
And do iurt1er recommend shat on thst occ~ion
sns whole people make confession Of our nstion.l
"a seains' Hls inhnie gcodness and With one heart
ssi one riind impiop the Divine guidance In the
"a a of national virtus aud holmes.
L. testimony whtfco; hpye hcfC1nto ct my hsnd
anU caused tns sea- o. the uitet state 20 he anred
~ ~ At the citr cf Wa .hinHon, this twenth eishtt
i.y Of Uc'sbct In tn' yea oi our Lord ono ihout
aud eirh. bundled anu sNij hvt, aud ot the IN
dtpsnGenc ofthe Initoi statos ihc uinou''h.
AspEEW JoHS-pN.
~ the President
wILLIAN n. sEvAEp, Secretary Of state.
The sun., 1865-10-30
Fis..s,.i News Markets. &c.

Nes York, Saturday, oct. -, II. H-,iold vas
fIm to-day at l45S l4S.. Stocks we're 6rm and
generally higher Their wa = sudden advance OF o
per cen, OH Fort Wayne per cent additional On
Pittsbursh, and ~ on Illinois Central. Govern.
ments were dull with downward inclination No.
ney vas easer at per cent. Exchsnge on london
tGO dayn ws quoted ~ lOS% AUS The sCla ship
uent to-day amounted to sss6,9lA making for the
week s93O9li On Change to-dsy Flour was dull and
&c q loo. lower. Wheat was uuet AMI lc better
Corn va. lc better but lee, rctiye oats vcre quiet
Pork Wa aotve. Reef VA hrn. Lard wss duit, and
Whiskey wRl quiet.
The sun., 1865-10-30
simple HUT not PromI.irg

1nE London TINS has discovered sovsrsign
ssnedy for fsnisnism. II proposes that Queen
TioTogIA shall occasions!ly make a tour through
- island TO show herself TO the people because,
Sys the rnss, 'there 10 great moral power, sud .
strt ofsacrsmenta efficacy in the mutual recognition
sf soysreigns and their peoples" Iu other words,
No IIsEs proposes to concillsto the Irish pe,pls
N the same way that nurses sometimes p.cily
rAildren-by promising to take them to the circus
- menagsrie. Now the IDEA Of eoneillating . re-
peelicin class OF people by tho exhibition OF q
~ march, Is an original ide,, and worthy Of the
MANS inventive genius. VIII the TrMKs explain
Wy sove'signs never venture among ,heir dear
W9ple without guardss Conciliats, indeed Way
~ exhibition OF q Brnsh sovereign In
Ireland would BE- Just about as paclfy-
hy " the Fenisps ss the shaking OF q
oi dag st an infurstsd bull. This Irish perhaps
ave No personal III feeling toward VICIoRIA, but
sic Is toe representative Of Bdush monarchy,
s,itsh cruelty, oppression and tyranny toward
ireland Tor centuries. She represents the power
y at dess Dyed Irish nationality, that has impov.
~ nsbsd the country, and ths! to-day crushss th,
~ sh people beneath her despo,ic heel. No, IL 4.
SsSs' not more, Of monarchy that ireland wants
al Eaglsnd desires 10 pscify the Green Isle, and Il
- 20 itself from the sppsrson Of Fsuianlsm, lot n
s<y " Ireland, ss II lately wanto1 our GJyrnmsn,
- say TO the robsllous STATES, 500 Ia pesee-
The sun., 1865-10-30
stilI Another Horror,

l. this moruing'. srS will he found the pst,cu-
isr, Of suol.er fdghuul river cmu.liy, the splsn-
did new steamer ~. John, OF the Albany Inc,
having exploded ler boiler, opposite Twentieth
street, causing the death Of seven persons and the
woinding Of seventeen OIL srs by scalding. Up to
this tm. no cause has t.cn ASST snsl 'cr the acci
dsit the engineers asserting ths, the boilers were
carrying very moderate pressure OF steam, and
that III, wheels were not making their complement
Of revolutions. The whole case 10, therefore. In
Volssd In mystery, aud must 6e elucidatsd, II at
all by = coronsr's !nq isst. II The steam pressure
at the Hmo of The explosion wa n the eng nsers
Vi the boat TspresenL there must have bcon defect
in tie boilers for they are comparatively new. Ap.
pesr.ncss therefore, are strongly indicative Of care.
lessr sss on the part of tie lgspsctors Of Boilers
whose duty ID isto make thorough inspection Of all
marine boilers Ia fact these boiler explosions have
Of late become 90 frequent that IL 10 almost hnpos.
sitle 10 account FOR them upon any Other ground.
We hope TO see a thorough ami searching inye,t
CATION concerning this last calamity, in oidsr that
the blame may be correctly located. The ercum
stances Of the casualty ste such that ,hero eau he
no doub, respecting the csrsessness " somebody
and the Jury who shall investigate tue matter
should ferret olt the facts, Il such . thing ts
possible.
The sun., 1865-10-30
Rot A vestIge OF The Aocursed Thing To
Remain.

fuH position Of the Government respecting tbe
Anuneni Of rebel state debts, 10 no longer doubt
sul The Presidents dispatch 10 Governor HoLDN
81 forth Carolina stating tha, such debt SHOULD"
- abrog.tsd by the respective states, gave the
ssirhss Of the Administration upon this subject, but
~ not clearly Imply that rspudi.ton would be
rs.itivsy essential 70 the full restoration Of the
sf, il status. Now, however, we have An explicit
Aspsteh from Secretary sswARD 10 Governor JoHs'
peN, Of Georgia, in which the latter 10 ofh.isly In
Gu med that "ths President csnnot recognize The
osople Of any state having resumed the relations
q 10y ally 10 the Union, tha, admit ss loyal oOiga-
ON debts created in their name 10 prorno!s the
v.ur of the rebellion" When the NJrth Csr)hns
Utnis Convention heststsd upon tue question Of
sspudisiion, the hint given by the President was
Su 70 sufficient, and the rebel debt was emphstiell-
~ ann, lied. Several days ago we alluded W the
- nicous counssls Of the press aud the polticisns
IN a.orga, aud predicted tina, . strong anti
IN the Convention. The result proves
sho truth sf our suppostion. The hint hN an
w cred for North Carolina was not enough ior
Gsorgis. The Convention refused TO pass n reso-
paton u rspudisi.on, but referred Il W . commit
- and thsn discussed proposition TO ascertain
- rough the Governor whether the repudiation o
-. Confederate War debs is demanded BY Pee
Oldsnt Jonssos as a sine qua non 81 restoration ;
5fe proposed inquiry was not adopted by n,
Ceavsnton, but the feeling OF ,he body in favor O
rVogninng the deb, was so obvious, ths, N. Al
~ nistrsron concluded. 81 We iufer from NJ
q. vAED's dispatch, that II Georsia could no. tai
siinI IL must take something more forcibls, henc
lne plain ssd unsquiyocsl language referred to
~ -gi,- and all the other eI rebel States ar,
sscrefore, very plainly informed that the rebellion
sd It's sdJunots must 60 down 70 oblivion 10
The sun., 1865-10-30
The Meyirnn Iinnd-

The Mexican honda Will soon hs 10 tho market
The $500 bonds will be ready for delivery IN lay
or two, aud Ia se Of the other denominations
tlOO. and $1,000 will follow soon rhs 5000
bonds, which are already printed. are very neat
in'appesrsnce. The v,guet.e shows . female hold
ing . scroll marked Monroe Doctr us," over lhs
map Of NOrIh America, on the upper SIDE OF .
globe. drared with the United States flag. In The
back ground IL shown cluster of buildings In the
peculiar spanish-Atnericsn style of archi ec,ure,
partly hidden by tropical trees On the lsn is .
portrait Of President Lincoln; on The r ,ht, one u
President Jusrez. The bonds, which, we'll as
the coupons are written both n English and Span
ish, and printed in red uno green inks, uabiuy.
with the white Of the paper, the col0rs OF the Mex.
eau Republic. The bonds have twenty wear. 60
run, ana bear interest Vt the rate Of per cont
pay able on the hrst Il Ostntrt and AprlI In each
year They arc signed by Jose NJ. !. CsrvaIbi,
'Governor Of Tsmauhpas aud San Luis tos., 4,
ac.Iug ior SAID States aud the un.ted ) ates oi
NsIico," and Julsa Csrdi, Secretary Of The Re-
puuNc,.nd authenticated by tive sgu Iurs O. n--
clio Manie.l, Secretary Vi Legation to s.nc
Romero.
The sun., 1865-10-30

ketsss,s, oal.-New Orleans, - Porso R,os.
oos1 Oc; Cuba bns- 65ass.
Oils.-Cnlde Whale, / 0Ss1 T9j blesched do 1 s3s
50 Crude Spetm- Ssaa 20; unbleacbe1 do, b0a2 SO;
Lard Oil. Sas ~ Lin,eed, 4.al ~ pcr gallon;
Kerosene, i9as2.
Irovis ens--BeeL N. bbls II 00sl4 IS DO. Pr.
m, II OCal1 ~, Pork, clear ne~, nominal Pr mess,
a2st Butter Orange CO.. bbt65 Do ttate, 4Ua4S I;
Cbeese, common 10 choice t5al9.
Sugars. Cuba, l3}9aljA; HAvana ASK; Re-
fine -u"aip. 16a2is PEI III.
7osie o.-henIseky, 1Ua22 Virginia sI2i sed
Leaf, STA
Nod ,b.-5ji7O for stqe AMI Western. G-,75
Tor Ohio feInsyivaniai West Nirrilil At -;
soitnegn ungasbe al -; pulled, At Id: ub
vshod at a.; Gil ornis at <aSg; Cape, at
44s-.
k,se,lsnsous - Rice, 1cO ID. Carolina, dressed
12alaiI-: do Rangoon. 1jf " rs Ssl.. Tutk's
Island, lush, Goa Liverpool sact- AZ 50; Cts-
tie soap pr lb- a22 iop< ei3o 1884, lOa4J
1866, DO 3JaG) Hay, ~ lbs 6psBJ Tor Shipping,
and sDlg5 Tor ne all los Candies, city. ~.
The sun., 1865-10-30
POLITICAL.

MEETING OF THE l:IH WARD pE0,
NJ MES pemocrai.c As'ocisuon. w." ~
Aou.sy essapI SSt s.Ih' S'ss.oeE VI 5Ue 9s.t S1
ls.u.I ] nASLEfi frs.
The sun., 1865-10-30

A CCTlOS SALE OF CROCkERY, &C
n HENRY q. EyANs, a1etioneer, viii cell 10 lo'.
10 sri, des eI, on Tuesaay, Oct. Slst a. l1oeoeki
At Barclay a., ReretM assof ment Of All klbds Of
toy tea seta table cutlery plated ware, fero. ~
Ase Nr .5s
The sun., 1865-10-30
pkwNBROKER'S sALE-THIS DAY. 81
DAWNBROKER'S SALE. on TCESDAl

Oct. 3lst, 81 ~ O'Clock, b. JOHN MORrIMEE,
IL Eslt Broadway, 5n lots OF unredeemed pledsr.
consistthg Of ladies' ana Centelneus wearing tn1s
e iurfs lot OF rich silk delaine, spacca aud cauo
dIeses, tsfnnapu VI silk, apacca de nine and ca ico
broche ana pla!j shawls, cloth and velvet ba.aues
ana Z o K. sheets spreads, quilts, conloiter'. b n.
kets, oveico.tA irocs costs, pants and vests, sLd
order Of spLOMOSS l13 ~ iDg st r s-Also .
laIss ot " I.dses' tine nusin and liu,n unac glr
ments lO4
The sun., 1865-10-30
IN NOTTCE-B. y. THOMAS, AJC

AUCTION NOTICE-B. y. THOMAS, AUC-.
n fionesr. will sell a, auction the entire con cot.
Of the grooe " stoie, O5I Myrte ave ooklyn' VA
gansra GssOrtmtut OF - cH0 groceries lsuU Do.
snd whgon also hxtufes counters, coffee mill. scales
Ac. sale positive. 1.l