davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

Special Dispatch TO p!itsburg Commercial.
WAsHIseroN, Nov. 81
The President ON Recenstruc-
& finn

/
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, had pro.
tracted interview with the President yes
terday He found Mr. johnson FULLY
determined in support of his reconstrue-
ton policy. His Excellency thought
that there might be at first some opposi-
ton in Congress, which would soon pass
away, as restoration became more fully
developed. The people, he added, tho't
that the Southern States moved rather
lowly, but all thing, considered, he be,
lieved they were doing remarkably well.
He compliments the Governor on his
Richmond, Indiana, speech, and said that
he fully endorsedit
DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERA AT
MARsEILLEs.
Our Consul at Marseilles reports to the
State Department, under date November
first, that the cholera has entirely disap-
peared from that place. Passengers go
ing east from Marseilles now have an un-
obstructed passage with their baggage to
Paris.
THE GERMAN AGRICULTURAL ExHIBI-
IION.
Advices from Germany state that the
International Agricultural Exhibition in
North Germany had been abandoned,
owing to the prevalence Of the cattle dis
ease.
HEALTH OF JEFF. DAVIS.
DR. Craven, who is jeff Davis's medi-
cal attendant at Fortress Monroe arrived
here this morning, and reports his prison
err in fair health and in serene state of
mind. Nothing is known at Fortress
Monroe relative to JEFF. Davis's trial.
EFFORT FOR. THE RELEASE OF CLEMENT
c. CLAY. ..
The efforts towards the release on par
ole of Clement G. Clay, who is confined
with JEFF. Davis, have net succedded.--
Mrs. Clay has made several personal ap-
peals in behalf of Nher husband. Consi4-
cradle stress is laid upon the fact that
Mr.. Clay voluntarily surrendered him
self IN hearing that he was charged with
completely in the plot to assassinate the
President.
JEFF. DAvIs's TRIAL.
Chief Justice Chase's interview with
the President on yesterday, related almost
wholly to the proposed trial of JEFF Da-
Wis. So far as learned nothing decisive
in the premises was reached.
CABINET MEETING.
The regular semi-weekly Cabinet meet
ing was held at noon, at the White House.
The session was not unusual All of the
members were present but Postmaster
| General Dennison.
| GENERAL LOGAN WILL DECLINE THE
/ MEXICAN MISSION.
Intelligence received to-day make it
quite certain that General Logan will de-
cline the appointment of Minister to
Mexico A new appointment, it is be.
lieved, will be made before the meeting
Of Congress
! CONTRACTS For FLOUR.
At the proposals made for -four by the
Government to-day, one thousand barrels
of number one flour, at ten dollars and
eighty cents, were taken, and all tn, -four
offered at ten twenty-five, and under,
amounting to twenty four hundred bar
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

The ship Thomas Durham
fore reported ashore, has got
IS being towed IN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
CONTRACTS F0R FLOUR

At the proposals made for -four by the
Government to-day, one thousand barrels
of number one flour, at ten dollars and
eighty cents, were taken, and all tn -four
offered at ten twenty-five, and under,
amounting to twenty-four hundred bar
rels, was accepted.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
HEALTH OF JEFF. DAVIS.

DR. Craven, who is jeff Davis's medi-
cal attendant at Fortress Monroe arrived
here this morning, and reports his prison
err in fair health and in serene state of
mind. Nothing is known at Fortress
Monroe relative to jeff Davis's trial.
EFFORT FOR. THE RELEASE OF CLEMENT
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
Nh. w. SPEAR. Publishers.
BUTLER PA.
WEDNESDAY NOV. 30. 1865.
Lost.

Rs-"L Liberty and Union, Nov and Forever, One
and separable.n- Webster.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
JEFF. DAvIs's TRIAL.
TLs.p

Chief Justice Chase's interview with
the President on yesterday, related almost
wholly to the proposed trial of JEFF Da-
Wis. So far as learned nothing decisive
in the premises was reached.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

PROSPECT, Nov 18th, 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

Intelligence received to-day make il
quite certain that General Logan will de,
cline the appointment of Minister tc
Mexico. A new appointment, it is be
lieved, will be made before the meeting
Of Congress.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
z
MARSEILLEs.

Our Consul at Marseilles reports to the
State Department, under date November
first, that the cholera has entirely disap-
peared from that place. Passengers go
ing east from Marseilles now have an un-
obstructed passage with their baggage to
Paris.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

may not be out Of place here, to no
tice certain attacks made through the col
umns Il the CITIZEN on some of the Off
GERS of his Association These officers
were unanimously elected at regular
mesting ealled for the purpose, Of which
'dus notice was given, and they were pro-
lposed 10 the meeting by prominent Re-
publican, OF tho number, only your
lsmmittc9nau mas pfesent -ii-'---i---
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29
CABINET MEETING.

The regular semi-weekly Cabinet meet
ing was held at noon, at the White House
The session was not unusual All of the
members were present but Postmaster
General Dennison.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

Thos. Robinson, !Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
DIED..

COXg-At East Hampton, Thursday, Sept T. Alice
Archer Cleveland daughter OF the Right Kew A Cieve-
land and Katharine Cleveisnd CoIe aged la months
The funeral will be held Calvary Church corner OF
Fourthave aud twenty @ q. loi o'clock Gu Tuesdsy
morning, Sept. II.
DUNHAM-At Red Bank ". J., st the residence OF her
brother Lawrence Earle Thursday Sept. Mrs Elcy
Durham, wife Of j. Durham, aged 90 years
HAND-At woodlawn near Sing Sing. Saturday Sept
Stewart Jennings eldest child Of Thomas Jennings and 81
len King Hand, eyed years and months.
Baltimore papers please copy
HTCHCOCK-At squsn Beach, N. j., at the residence Of
Mr.. w. p Chadwick John e. Hitchcock late merchant Of
this city, aged ~ years
The friend, and scqran,aaces Of deceased and Of his
brothers. James r. George X. and Clinton Hitchcock
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residences
OF Dr. Jared Lnsy. No p lafayette place, Tuesday,
sept. H. at O'Clock p.
McCALL-At Lyons Wayne Co., n. u Thursday. Sept
T. s.er brief Illness james Hamilton only child Of James
$. and Maggie ~ Mccall, aged year aud II months
PLANOn Sunday. Sept TO- 1865 Elizabeth Plain rslct Of
Edward Plain, aged 81 wears and 10 months.
Relative. and friends Of the family invited to attend thu
funeral from her late residences Fewown L. 10 Wednes-
day, Sept. Is, st o'clock Train leaves Hunters
Point a, y p. m, foo, Of Thirty fourthst
TAYLOR-At his residence ia Muraroneck William Taylor.
Ia the sd year Of his age.
The friends relatives OF Ill family respectfully invited
attend his funeral his late residence at II O'CLOCK
Tuesday Sept r. and from the First North Baptist
Meeting house in Port Chester, at II O'Clock p m Of the
DAY.
for Port ca. s,er at III O'Clock q. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
The Hoboken Face Meeting.

This meeting commences to-day on the new
Course near Hoboken The first for two year oicS
has nine entries among them being Urioa and satin
stone, both runners at Saratoga There is also MI
Morrls's fine FLY Enobantress who made such mag
niicent with Ulrca AZ the above named meeting.
This will prove q most interesting race ard VIII De
well contested from end 10 end. The second race is
mile heats and has six entries all Of whom will start
they are Thunder. Mamie, Rains. Arcoln Black
knight. Eclipse. Gray Colt and Gda. two mile
dash has been substituted for the fonr mile dash
for which only Fleetwing eDteredA and Lord
Monmouth Oakland and Nightl0ck are entered in it.
The prospect of capital days sport consequently
very faterng. The advertisement in another ooiumn
shows the best mode Of access to the Course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

,os needs. zen. Esgrete can issue orders and give
all the necessa, papers to Commissioners to raise
men and buy war n ateria. but the "sinews Of war
are snting, and IN want of them the war mnsl
languish and die.
Gen steele, who seems 70 he In consivial sort Of
humor was, on the 18TH at 1ner given by the Con.
sui OF Prussia in Matamoros "a to the objet Of the
feast. the paperN say they know not Ing Oft
The river has ALLEN three feet and the stage road to
the Boca again dry For days past 1t Ia, been
flooded and tho sta ges could not run. Ii is feared by
that these eshe cts will do damage to the track Of
the new railroad tn, fall of the water will leave only
four to five feet of wate.' of the bars OF the
river, and obge the b,ats to carry light freights.
though it leaves the stage road dry.
No rain has fallen for the last twelve days and the soil
is baked The temperature is over 1902 in the shade
and ones blood is at fever eat. Some ice has come
to hand, to the delight OF all who like cool drink.
Halle "bt" 6io) per glass is charged for the Ice
that is for the piece Of ice put into the drink glass
Of icc-water is l2lc.. bit THUS leads one to THINK
often Of the SHOWS and ice in the far North I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
THE TUBE.


Yesterday trotting match for $500, mile
Sim Hoaglands brown stallion by Young bdaah. ,,nd
Peter Voorhees, bay stallion by Abdalah Cbief Ne
brown was the favorte from the start for after 20 TO ,
had been laid the price gradually down to TO
ON him The bay stallion took the lead and kent II 10
the back stretch where he suddenly stopped and fell
down, having been choked by his hard pulling. The
driver of the bay stallion continued his career and
came home winner Of the heat and race IN 3S. the
brown hnse being distanced.
Summary.
FASHION CounsE L. L. Sept ll.-Iatch $500, nile heats
s. Uoarlapd named b. s. by Yong Abd,lah.
p Voorbiss named Dr. S. by Abdallah dist
Time-5:J5.
SAME DAr-Mach 500 mile heats beat three in hve in
harness
w. AcMann named Tony Pastor ioI,ei.
d. Phsr named g. Gray Eddy. i"'e'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
SECOND DISPATCH
Seventy .tbree towns give Cony 1926; Howard
o 33 against last year. Cony, % 6 Howard, l5s's
THIRD DISPATCH.
PORTLAND, Sept. ll-ll3O

PORTLAND Sept. I'LL 50 P. m.
So l...e interest is felt in this election that many
towns have failed TO send their returns to the nearest
telegraph office We have. however, returns from 99
towns which gave last year aggregate vote of 472l
while the aggregate vot eof the State was lllso6 SO
that we lave returns from about hreeseyenhs of the
State
The vote in 90 towns gives Cony % 42li Howard
II 75j against last year. Cony 2s,i04; Howard, 49,
lO7 TIE Republican majority this year in these towns
is 10 6jG against last year sg97. Republican net gain
$50; relative gain about 1900. The majority in the
Sa;e last year, exclusive Of tie soldiers was 1921
IftAe sane relative gain continues throughout the
Sale h, Republican majority will nearly reach 2Ooo
The aggregate vote OF the State will reach nearly So
90 of which Cong will have about $1,000 against o.
sa9lat YEAR. and Howard about $4,000 against 462o'
las, year.
These calculations made excusve.of the soldiers
vots which was last year, Cony, 3o54i Howard no.
which sreled Cony's majority to 1880. The Re
rubliclns have made a gain in Representatives, OF
which however, they had all but about 80 last year.
with the entire Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Coiiis;on OF STE amcrs-Milifary Personal
Death by Drowning-Tarine liens.
FoRIpEss MoEnog, Sept.

FOK1Etss MOB OF, sept. 10 Too. -
The steamer Creole, Capt. Thompson, from
Richmond. bound 20 New. York. ran into the steamer
Thomas Colyer at Norfolk, last night carrying away
part OF the hurricane deck. and the aft rail OF the
main deck. Damage said to be 81 900.
Gen. Tcrbert and staff are stopping at the National
Hotel. Norfolk.
Gen Price, Chief OF the Cavalry Bureau: has boen
on an inspecting tour through this State and to
Washington tomorrow.
marine from the frgate Constellation, while at
tempting to swim ashore with the Intention TO desert,
was drowned.
The oyster soOp Mary Elizabeth was capsilei near
Craney Island last evening The crew were saved by
Capt. Scott. Of the steam tug Constitution.
Tie steamer Lady Lang has aniyed nom Rich
mOnd.
The United States frgate Macedonia has arrived
from Newport, H. l., with boys for the Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Der Of citizen denqucnts and possibly. the accomplish
OF Wirz in his inhuman treatment of our prisoners
SECRETARY SEWARD.

Der Of citizen delnqucnts and possibly the accomplish
Of Wrz in bis inhuman treatment of our prisoners.
SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary Seward, together with his son
Frederick and two daughters. paid a flying visit to
Richmond Saturday night. returning this morning.
THE ALGONQUIN.
The Navy Department has ordered four trials
Of the Algonquin follows: First Her powers to be
tested stipulated in contract by pulling at tie DOCK
Second TO run against the Eutaws time tested under
a Consfessional resolution. Third: race with the
Wiuooski mon Long Island Sound. Fourth; Any and
cvarr .-iol which NAV lie recommended by the Bocrd
of outside Engineers.
TRAVEL TO RICHMOND.
The first through train to Richmond since the
war via the Orange and Alexandria Railroad left here
this evening.
GEN. SLOCUM.
An old ana intimate friend of Gen. Slocum,
now here saws he never voted with the democracy in
his life.
MINISTER To GUATAMELA.
Fitz-Henry Warren of Iowa has been sp-
pointed Minister resident to the United States OF
America to Guatamea.
WASHINGTON Monday. Sept IL, 1855.
TREASURE CAPTURED.
Capt J. b. Jones of the 18th United States
Infantry arrived here today from Augusta Georgia
by the way OF New-York. bringing with him about
|. 100 pounds OF gold aud silver bullion, with small
amount Of coin Of the aggregate value Of perhaps 5000
300 This wealth recovered by the Treasury Agent
ana said be part of the spoil captured from JET
feIsnn Davis Capt. Jones has delivered the money TO
tne Treasurer OF the United States.
CORRECTION.
The telegraphic statement from Ncw-lork
lnder date Of 10Th inst that Mr. Cutler has been APP
pointed 1reasury.Ag gent at w.Oreans. vice Elan.
iers removed. is incorrect Mr.. Cutler was placed
temporarily in charge of the State of Texas and por-
ton OF Mr.. Fanderss agency. bat his operations are
now confined to the southern half of Texas and MIR.
Flanders resumes charge OF the entire territory COM
prsilg the laird Special Treasury.
APPOINTED.
John Grenerof Ohio was to-day re-appolnted
Receiver of the Land Office at Santa te. New Mexico.
ice Collins removed and he is again designated De
pository previously appointed by Secretary Chase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
THE MAINE ELEC'ION'
A LIGHT VOTE POLLED'
Success Of the Republican Ticket
PORTLAND Me-. Monday, Sept. Il. 1905.

The State election took place to-day, and
passed of very quietly
I'D to this hour 70 p. m very few returns have come
in but they indicate that the State vote will probably
not exceed 900 against III 900 last year. and that tae
Iepub.caa majority will be about $1,000 against 1900
last year.
The official vote OF Portland focts up for Governor
Cons Republican, LII; Howard Democrat, 'oo.
Last year Portland gave Cony 7G9 and Howard LEO
Republican majority this year, 943 against so5 last
wear VITA falling off in the aggregate vote $50
srCoyD DISpATCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
The e. reat KnGinn Council at Fort Smith
Negotiations Opened.
FoRT SMITH. Ark, Friday, Ser

Judge Cooley read an address TO the Indians
in council to-day which responded TO by the Cher.
okees 10 the effect that they had power to treat but
woud refer any proposition the Government would
make TO their National Council Responses from other
tribes of similar character were made.
The Indians now here only represent minority Of
those exueced bu those who went with the south will
be here ia a dey or two when IT is expected anicablo
arrangements will DO mads between themselves ~ we'll
as with the Government. Definite plans will be pro.
posed tomorrow 10 which decided answer will be DO.
Luel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Business Notices.

EpIrAPHs ARE NOT ALWAYS 'EHAoiooS'
bu. they are more truthful than the aoe' u WV
foreign perfume. now sold this market Don't DC duped
BY these printed b,sa They are coun''H' p'e'en"ent'
.ov.,,r, ,oru.,sst articles, PnALoss "NisHrBLooSIsd
{, q, tina other hand precisely what 1t purport'
to be pure uamreahabls staple OF tic toilet Sod every
where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Rumored Resignation Of Gen. siocum.

The Tncs's Jackson special says 1T is
rumorcd that M0jorGe Slocnm has rendered
his resignation in consequence OF the Presidents n
dorsemeni Of Sharkeys action" The NDs predicts that
the coored troops will be marched out OF the State for
mustcr.Out or transfer to another locality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
MARIE ID.

BOUGH rON-AYREs--On Saturday, Sept. g. BY the Rev.
F. s. De H.ss William H. Boughton Fannie A., daughter
of Daniel Ayres, esq, all Of Brooklyn.
BURT-TOWNE-At Auburn. n. Y, on Wednesday Sept.
g. by the Rev John s. Brainard Edward Burt Of this city
to Mary Il. Towne OF Auburn
CONEs-CRARY-In NewYorh on Thursday. Sept: Z by
the Rev d. X. Lee, W. Irving Come. to Miss Myra Criy
HORTEN-LA FARGE-On Monday Sept 4, by the Rev.
Richard Horte Mr. Thomas II. Horton to Miss Hester A.
LaFarge, both y this city.
Ohio paUesa please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
From New Observation-Disclosures Accident.

NEw-ORLEASs, MONDAY. Sept II, l5e5.
The steamer Guiding Star, Monterey and
George Washington. from New York, have arrived.
An engine and passenger car we're prec'rtated
down high embankment Clinton, Miss recently
Fortunately none hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
1I:sri.sippi CRudlantes.

The following nominations have been made
for Congress in Mississippi.
FIRST District. A. T. Reynolds Of 1ishimingo Second
District. Locke 4. Houston Of Monroe; Third District
JAS 4. Harrison OF Lowndcs; Fourth District A. NJ
West Of Holmes, Fifth District L. q. Peyton OF
COpah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
A RpsroRER OF GRAY HAIR AND ELEGANT

na's.,xn Cowyrp. such is the great discovery,
IoSpos Ham CoLoR REsIoRER AND DRESSING. ALSO,
snre preventive of badness Does rot STAN the SKIN
~ oil he finest linen Cures all eruptive diseases
Sjng scnrf dandrufr &C. keeping the scalp per'eeuy
beaI,hv Sold by all leading Druggists. Address Or
Jor. IN Dr Sy>iSE & SON Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
Between Gems. Mrjio and
Steele.
New .ORLEAys. Monday. Sept. IL,

NEW ORLEASs, Monday, Sept. ii. lr65
The MatamOros Monitor contains interesting
correspondence between Gems. Mcjia and steele. Inc
former complains that Co,tinas fired BODY of I'm
perialists while the bandits were taking refuge in
Texas.
Gen. Steele replies regrettng the violation OF inter
onal laws and stating that il against his eX
PRESS injunction TO Cortnas. who. he said had com
planned Of similar outrage the part Of MeJias men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

CONSIDERATION OF SYNAGOGUE. The new
synagogue of the Bna Jeshurun. Thirty ourthst be.
tween Broadway and Sevenhay will be consecFated
next Thursday afternoon at O'Clock The exercises
will no doubt be of an interesting character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIScER, with COG,
wheels Warranted the best in use. statesmen Wantei
evervwhere r. O. BRowSrSG, Gen. As't, 3i7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
lAdyer.isements

The FINEST OvERCoATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
/ V BRoKAw No. 50 Llfayetteplace
No "a Fourth-aye.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
War-Ncgro Troops-Our Generals -spo''
ing for Depression OF the Lid
erals-Propo.sd Af;nck-The Weather
From Our Special Correspondent.


BROWNSVILLE Texas. Aug. II. lsGj.
II is now plain that there will be no war at
present with Mexico An order has been received
directing the General Commanding 10 discharge all the
troops not necessary TO maintain order in Texas
The State Is now divided into three disiricis-the
Eastern. Central. and wcstern-thc first under the
command Of Gen. j. a. Mower. with headquarters al
Galveston the second under Gen. Stanley with head
quarters at Victoria and the third under Gen Steele
with headquarters here.
THE FEELING IS TO WAR.
Up TO the time when the order referred 20 for dis
charging troops was received. IL was generally thought
that there wa to be with Mexico and war was
popular with the army though not with the rank ana
file Of the negro troops. most Of whom nd thoy rond
no, cross the Rio Grande-that they were enlisted TO
eight only in the United States Sc Asto the officers
| think they were full Of
II was toerably plain that Generals. from Sherl
dan 70 Steele were DESTROYS to carry flag again into
Mexico and to test the quality Of the French troops
If We to believe die. the French from Marshal
Bazaine down to his youngest aide. were equally de-
srous to fight and only wanted half number oil men
for war; It's ply that this question Of quality OF
worth could not now be decided but tie time may cone
for IT, long The late lasted long enough FOR US
to learn the art Of war thoroughly and Is our iaut
We did not At the same time the war ended in season
to save our finances from fate next 10 that oil the
Rebels
FEELING or TIL LIBrRAL CHIEFS.
In this place there Is house at which the friends Of
the Liberal cause Of Mexico meet. II /. kept by Sr
Andreas lreyino. who is Commissioner of the Govern
hent large party Of the friends of the cause were
there yesterday and the effect Of the news that there
was to be no aid given (by war at present to theii
cause, was depressing Stl they turned to hopes
and spoke Of what Romero. Caryajal and Orega NIGH
/ be able to do in the north and west
ANOTHER EFFORT.
At this moment the eyes Of tie party arr
turned upon an operation by Gen Escoyado and Col
Canaes with 800 men. who arc about 10 attack
eonduoia from Monterey and the force Is now about 81
miles from Metamoros, II this attack meets with sue
cess large Of SPECIE will fall into tho hands Of th
Liberal toree and Oney ID what tie MiuisIer Of Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

RurEy WASHING AND WRrNGtSG MACHINE
covPASY's CoG.WHgEL MACHINES, NO. f'oi bro"u
WAY New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

JEFFgRs, 575 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies
and Chidrens SHuEs at reduced prices Inc Lau,e'
are invited to call gad see. JEFRgRs, No. 5'3 broauN"y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

OLD EYES MAZE NEW,
without Spectacles Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt OF Ten cents Address, Z. H.
FoorT. NJ. d., No !. l39 Broadway. New.IOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-12

CRurcuEs. ELASTIC RUBBER CRUTCHEs. -
The lame relieved No. i.6i Broadway Hartman :
PAten. State Rights Tor sale