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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25
Obituary.
nDwAsD HAND, SUPERINTENDENT OF rHs NEW

O0Itu0TYs
nDwARD HAND, SUPERINTENDENT OF rHB NEW
YoRK STATE BANKING DRPARrMENT.
Thus osncer died on the 2ad inst at Albany He was
gentleman Of rigid integrity and probity possessing
capacity Of high order and tho most thorough fitness
for the position which he filled The Banking Depart
mont separated from the Comptrollers once in
1851. MI. Hand was appointed deputy superintendent
by Mr. Cook, and held that oce TIL the resignation OF
Mr.. H II. Van Dyck. In August last Governor Fenton
appointed him 70 n. at the instance or
him seem 70 have been too severe for his health.
DEATH OF PROMINENT REBEL.
wuuAx W. MoRRrsos Of North Carolina, formerly the
private secretary Of william A. Graham when Governor
Of that State subsequently clerk in the Construction
and Equipment Bureau Of the Navy Department at
washington, and lstteriy major and commissary Of
esoncwa Jackson and Ambrose HILL both lieutenant
kenerais in the rebel service his brothers. law
had charge Or .rs % Gy o. sns rebel
Ame was the chief dependence Of Lee for subsistence
DEATH or FRENCH CELEBRITY.
NJ Durm died at midnight on Thursday, November o.
after short Illness in Paris He born In 17s3 and
was therefore in his eighty third year. Educated with
his two brothers, Baron Dupin the statst and Philippe
Dupin the celebrated advocate, he called TO the
Promo bar early in the present century In 1915 he was
HAS concerned in nearly every important cause, political
pr civil, which came before the tribunals He was again
elected % the Chamber in 1877 and then took hs place
among the opposition. He had previously established
himself In the favor OF Louis Philippe and In 1880
ne assisted ~ the revolution whicn dethToned
Charles X The new government received him az
y member and shortly afterwards rewarded his
dey with the post Of Procureur General Of the cour de
pa2alion Later he became President OF the Cham
bsr once from which he retired after eight years
gsrvoe On the fall Of Louis Philippe pupn resigned
emsef 70 fate and became President Of the republican
Chamber and retained after the coup dssc %
Bis once Of Procupeur General. He was. however
bhamed Into retiring whom She conscation OF The Orleans
Rut public life. In 1857 he again accepted the emce o.
rccureu usfyng his doing 90 BY the observation that
pc had always belonged 10 France, and never 70 par
Pies" He was 10 fact curious specimen OF the inim
Fable politician known In France the fremhsu, and
be has accordingly been for many years the butt Of hs
epigrammatss OF Paris OF late his has been but
little before the public partly account OF his unpopu
teFity, but stu morc because oil his sreat 49,,
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UAvA,.-s,esmship Corsics-A Carlot Obese, Bcmu.
guct N Cever, Martin, Mr. and Mrs Oterbufs and 6ve
Children r n Poole, Geo II Eneas, g Jameson, Bsrt,
" schroeder Asher Byur " WEIGH, l. Ashley W
Boyd, MIRA Brown, Capt ~ BraI M smcct, Collins, M
aud Mrs Hansen, W Alien, Miller Applrhy Heswood
Thos Tanning Capt Chase and vile, Miss Asura MrsJ
bahfnag Mu8-aai ~ dcgk passCu~ela
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Fire at Camp Nelson, Ky.

The large government building here occupied by the
Quarter Master and commssary departments a. Offices
was burned a. sin o'clock this morning large amount
Of government property destroyed All The public
funds and nearly oil the valuable papers werc saved
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The Confessions OF an Invaiaa.-pub-
sbed the benefit u young men and other. who sucr
Sro,n nervous debility Address
thor NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, Kings counir.
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For IN. transportation Nsrchandsc val uabs sckag~~
Specie Bsnk Notes Bonds &C. for al paris 81 The scrk
and southwest Y , ws Nth cov..xv
have established their agency 20 Broadway Nsw York.
where orders W call for goods W BE- forwarded so"sn v
receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and vsluabies dsiIvsrsd Hsrdcns 8ns
ley American and Unted stNasa Ksprees Companies Toe
patch.
For psssculsr. rates Of freight Ac apply the oscs q
the Southern Espress Company 80 Etosdw.{r ,...x..x
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An Immense Assortment or Gent1omon'e
Winter Gloves Good at Toe so Broadway asd No
row
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We Would ny NO Means Rceowne~N
any medicine which We did not be good psrsuhgIx
fof infsnts Rut II MRS wINsLoW'S so0rHfNd
SYRUP We can speak from knowledge In family
has proved blessing indeed by giving N infant troubled
cic pains que .cep and ~ aee1s aubyken -
yigbL -Bcs .9a VlQs, A. kgeeufs
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Lectures NJ Cooper Institute.-Dr. 0les-
SON SATURDAY evening the HeArtcsuscs aDd cf- %
ia diseases Of thu Blood Ac nnsrased WITH
an appzratns costing e2s,0D Admiration - ssneA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

Mr.. Hartshom, Of Brooklyn, and Mr.. Payne, OF New
York, shot match at pigeons yesterday afternoon, at
Greenvie. New Jersey The match for $780, twenty
birds EACH one and half ounce shot, twenty
yards and eighty yards boundary There very
large attendance Of connosseurs Of this kind Of sport and
tho shooting very satisfactory. Mr. Hartshorn won
by killing seventeen birds TO Mr. Payne's sixteen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

Any Man who Really Wants 60 Save
money will buy Furnishing Goods Of the ImportcrA
SMITH FOWLER, No. Park row; or SMITH BLAKE.
N0 Broadway
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Hill's Hair Dye.-Fifty Cents. Black
brown Reliable. Depot O. John street soh ~ aus'
everyyhere.
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Fine New York state Batter. for "a
miy shipment, for sale by DAVID W. LEWIS No ~
p.sr ufro~
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Ales and Porter.
MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH,
Brewers Of fine Pale Ales and Porter,
West Eighteenth between Seventh and Eighth n
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Royal Havana Lottery.-see Omeiat
drawing OF November H. on another psgs
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AZ M. It. Higgins Mammoth Mil!incry.
l26 Sixth avenue Tenth street, trimmed Velvet Bon
nets at 80, Sl2 and Sl5 Call and see.
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A Clear, Smooth, White Skfn.-Hunt's
DEMAS BARNES 90.
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Skinuer's Puimonales-Cure Coughs,
ods sor Throat Public speakers aud singers
rae them " clear the voice. Sold by all druaxists
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sPoR TING


Tho Great Prize Fight . Fixxle.
The prize fight for two thousand dollars and the
championship Of America, between James Elliott and
William Michael Davis is of, and the admirers and
patrons Of the art pugistic deemed to disappon
ment in not witnessing 'mill between the above
heavy weight gladators. The hackers OF the had
meeting yesterday at the Shareholders ONCE, and
being unable to agree spot for the fight TO off
che parties withdrew their money and dismissed the
men, Since the scattering Of tho principals in this affair
by the Interference Of the police Of Albany they could
not be brought together until yesterday, and
rangement could be effected to get the fight or the
whole matter was quashed America, like England, at
the present time without champion OF the prize rng
Jet Notwithstanding there need DO fears Of the
safety Of either country
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Artist Fund ExhfbttiOn.
PAINTINGS AND STATUARY,
Twenty third street. corner OF Fourth avenue.
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UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING. Is
FRIDAY, November M.-Match $780, mile heats, best
thrce In I've.
IL Woodruff named chestnut stallion, to
wagon. II y j
ID. Mace named b. m. Maggie Mitchell, In har-
Time, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tho above trot very spirited affair throughout
but thcre were few people out to witness IT, as there
wero doubts Of its coming Of the having been made
for good day and track and the impression prevailing
that the track could not be good after tho late deugng
rains the majority Of the regular patrons Of the turf
stad at homs The stallion the favorite before the
start at one hundred to sixty; but not acting well in the
rst boat. although he it, the odds changed and the
marc had the call At hundred 70 seventy. The time
OF the second heat excellent the stallion winning in
gallant style and he then became strong favorite On
the third heat he broke up before reaching the quarter
pole and the passed him and led eighty yards down
the backstrcch The stallion tsotted very fast around
the lower turn and the homesretch but he
BILE 70 oyerake the marc before she crossed the
He won the fourth heat In capital style and good timo
considering tho heavy state Of the track He good
horse ana With proper management viii become very
East
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Under Clothing Asa Very Grcae Variety.
Half Price, SPARK aud SO Broadway.
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Absolute Comfort Realized by Rupturc0
persons wearing Dr. Langworthy's Truss. HELMBOLD'5.
proad xav
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Buy MiIier's Hair Dye-Large sase -
cents best In the market Sold by drugSh Depot Dsy
street.
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A.-Pollak u SON, Meerschaum Manu-
factures Gn Broadway, Fourth street Pipes ana
Cigar Holders at Wholesale and retail out TO order aud
haired.
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Best Overcoats I'm tho City, froM go -
SIS Fine Cloth Cashmere and vesng. for order WORK
CLARKE, liz and liz william street.
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All Ladies' Like TO Have Multiplicity
Of dashng novelties to choose FROM and at GENTH6 No
53 Broadway all the fashions In the civilized world In
Misses and Childrens Fancy Hats grouped In one
apIendld exposition.
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Germs, Bunions, Enlarged J01nts and
all diseases Of the foot cured BY Dr. zACHAhiE 10 Bros
way. N
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Fine geloc ton or searfs, Scarf Pins
Sleeve Buttons ut 80 Broadway aud No. Park row.
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Brown's Bronchial TrOohes, whom Al.
the mouth direct Influence 10 ~
parts; soothing effect tho lining II ~
windppe aAys pulmonary >irration and gives relief -
coughs colds and the throat affections 70 which pub
uo speakers and singers are Liable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

A.-Thc Finest OvcrcOats Ever Seen In
This country for sale at popular prices
I. y. BRORAw. 90 Lafayette plaoo
and 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union
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An Infallible Remedy-Halo's Honey
or HOREHOUND AND TAR A certain euro for coughs.
colds Influenza dcut breathing and all A6se
Of the throat bronchial tnbes md nngs leading q
sumption. Tho HONEY or HOREHOUND soothos all irf-
taiion The TAR OF BALM OF GILEAD psneeratss.
all Of the throat and lungs Therc u
nothing like IT, Fifty cents pcr bottle For sale by all drug
gsts. CHARLES D0wNEY, General Agent
~ Cedar street. New York.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
49, j. II. CLAYTON. 10 Wall s.roeI
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Attention TO Economical Cons sid ra lions
buy Gentcmens Furnishing Goods ~
No. s Park row, and SO Broadway
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A.-Boys' and CAildren's
GARIBALDI CUTAwAY AND zoUAyE SUITS.
by the thousands, ut popular prices.
l. ". BR0KAw, 81 Lafayette place
and "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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Chicksring q Sons
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOA
Established In 1873.
Fify.6ve Medals In gold. silver and bronze have bcea
for these Pianos FIRST fRkMlUMS over Aid.
COMPETITION. warcrooms asa Broadway, New York
Every Piano fully warranted
C0l0red Velve, Ribbons. OF Every width
and shade; limo OF Blacks just received from auo
the assortment In this city ~ - per cent ociow
their value. M r. hloGiNs, iSo sittn Avcnuc-,
Crowns Bring Trouble 60 che Hea0s
that wear them: do when they badly shapsA
made Of poor materials IL You are WISE 90 70 hNOx Ne
Inmitable FAl Hats, which artistic aud true 60
canoe cannot be equsned MY
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
ana Wig depot wholesale and retail No. ANeor House.
The dye applied by skilful artists
First
PREMIUM
STEAM SAW MiiLS.
GOLD MEDAL,
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
THE BEST CIRCULAR SAW MILL
AND STEAM ENGINE.
Orders for these, Dang Saw Mills,
General Machinery Iron and Brass Casnes Forrngs Raj
road Cars, Ac., Ac promptly aled
Address GEO. N. CLAP. Treasurer
Newburs. n u
u. G. WARD, Assn.
IS Liberty street. room No. 8 New York
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C0lorcd velve, Ribbons. OF Every width
and shade aso fun Blacks just received from
ton the largest assortment IN hs city q . per cent ecos
their value. N. r. HIGGINS, 10 bixth Avonuc
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r8vb0W8 money, uerCtal,
Boot and Shoe. Cattle and Horne Maj tets acoossAs
OF all important events Of the week.
TsaMa Single Subscription a. rhvee copies. o.:
Five copies, o. Ton copies, e1o Single copies Five
cents each. A limited number OF Embellishments N
serted in the WEEKLY HRAEn
Hair Colorer .nd DrssslnG Co.baasd.
london H.,r .si. SSisr no. Is;::;S::;.
London" Changed "Hsir Color s.ain .Rsstorsr.,
Eonaon without Hs,r Color color Any 800
sos ~ psns 4 Ps Color h ~ .0.n
A Clear, smooth, White skin.-Hunt's
COURT TOILET POWDER does S1s
MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH.
West Eassn between ae rs Seventh anS Er
Absolute Comfort Realized by Rugt.rea
persons wearing Dr. Langworthy's Truss HELhIoLD's.
t94 Broadway.
A.-Pollak Il Son, Meerschaum Manu-
lecturer. cM B,oadwsy near Fourth street rpss anS
paired '0''' AZ wholesale ana '''' out . 0''' '''
All Ladies' Like 10 Have Multiplicity
q dsshns novelties =, to from and az No
Misses and childrens Fancy Hats grouped In ono
splendid exposition
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
'"s' circulars A"a NJ ' r. CLAYTON 10 Wall s.ros.
A.-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDI. CUTAWAY AND zoUAyE SUITS.
y tue '''0'Ana' pspYBfRsd R%w O. Lafayette place
and "a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union
A.-The Finest Ovcrcoats Ever Seen In
s country for sale e goPsay PSss az f,vc Mao,
and 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper unson.
Artist Fund Exhibition.
PAINTINGS AND STATUARY.
Twenty third street. corner OF Fourth avenue.
At M. T. Higgins Mammoth Millinery.
n ~ sna q; 1s cath nd Velvet
Any Man who Really Wants 60 Save
y. SVE Gfs osses m
An Immense Assortment or Gsntlcmon's
Winter Gloves Good at 7sc SO Broadway. Aad No
Under Clothing in Very Great Variety.
Neck 1cs Half Price, Mo- SPARK aud SO Broadway.
A Fine selection OF ssar1., scarf Pins.
Sleeve Buttons at N0 Broadway aud No. SPARK row.
Attention TO Economical Considerations
c% .n 10 sSy
An Infallible Remsdy-HaIe's Honey
oa sshns and a
s A' ~ e
n TAR 2. sa a. &. a. na
nothing like e. Fifty per bottle For sails by all drug
gsS. CHARLES DOWkEf, General Agent
~ Cedar street. New Xork. '
Brova's Bronchial Troohes, whom Az
lowed 70 dissolve In the mouth have direct innvenes % ~
affected parts tho soothing effect 70 tho lining 81 -
wndpipe alAys Irritation and relief y
coughs colds and the various throat aeoo0s 70 which pub
ltc speakers and singers arc liable.
Best Overcoats I'm tho City, from go -
SIS Fine Cloth. Cashmere and vestingE for order WORK
CLARKE, liz and lit William street
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Tho only per
Dye Also Regenerztng Extract Of hilehurs Pre-
The hair 81 Barclay street. New YORK
Buy Milier's Hair Dye-Large 9ase ~
cents; best In the market Sold by druggss Depot Dsy
street mfr sawN SCI
Cheapest Book store in the Werid.-
9s6 magnificent Photographic AbumA Juvenea r.. -
l your At our at any price. LK9GATT BROTHERS,
lis Nassau street. recently li0
Germs, Buni0ns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the foot DR. ZACHAHiE 100 Brosl
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The police on the alert for Gonzales, who at
large up to late hour last night There seems to be
doubt he wounded il the struggle with his victim,
and this fact may possibly lead 70 his arrest The
authorities assisted In the matter by numerous Span
isb gentlemen, who feel national pride In bringing the
offenders Justice Ia but proper 10 add In this place
that the movements Of the police are prompt and e
Gent and success will yet crown their search for the
offender
The police ocers who made the first entrance into the
City Park after the alarm had been given by Mr. Mills
(who IA member OF the police force) Wednesday
night were James A. Eden and r. Corr, OF the Forty
fourth precinct They also entitled 10 tho credit OF
transporting the body Of the murdered man TO the station
house.
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservatsve
and wig depot wholesale and retail No. As1or House.
The dye applied by skilful artists
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MURDERED.

At about half-past eleven O'Clock last
night, Mr.. James Brues, son of DR..
Brues of the Sprigg House, was shot
and almost Instantly killed, by a
Pistol-shot from the hands of an UNI
known assassin. Drs. Russell and
tF1ssen We're soon in attendance, but
their efforts proved unavailing, the
Wsoundedman breathing his last within
twenty minutes after receiving the fatal
silot. Up to the hour Of our going to
press no clue to the murderer had been
obtained. The murder was committed
IN front of the sprigg House, on Water
street. s...L..l-3 ...iil..L
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From RIchmnnd.

We have Richmond papers of Satur-
day last on our table. gc
General Harris, of this State, now in
command mt Fredericksburg, seems to
be doing great deal of good in Eastern
Virginia as counsellor among the
people at their reorganization meetings.
We find the following notice of him in
the Richmond Republic of Saturday:
Brigadier Gene9al Harris, who is
now in command at Fredericksburg.
and who has given by his ndministra-
ton of affairs as executive officer OF
that district widespread satisfaction,
Will tonight deliver mn address before
the Unconditional Union Association
OF Virginia, ut their HEADQUARTERS. nj
SchAd,s Hall, ON Broad street, between
Sixth and Seventh.
These are the days of all sorts of
brokerage sorts of schemes to make
money. In the columns of the Who
we find the following warning:
We deem 1t proper to mt the neonl,
of Virginia on their guard against The
rnpRcity of n set of land sharks. who
have recently made their appearances.
1nperson or by proxy, in almost every
county IN the State. We allude to that
unseltish and patriotic class of mon.
"AO AtaNG lAlueELihell the business Of
procuring pardons for those unfortu-
nate persons, the estimated value of
whose property exceeds twenty thou
sand dollars. 80
The Richmond Times is not Mt all
disconnected about the many schemes
in vogue for comforting suffrage on the
Southern negroes. 1t thinks the work
like charity, will have to begin u great
deal nearer the homes of those who nd
vocate it. Wequote the following mar
agraph from an article on the subject
1t is generally conceded that 1ntiI
the advocates OF negro sufffage have
secured for the free negroes who reside
in the Northern States all the nTi,,ife+S.S
of citizenship, they will not have SI,s
cheek" to demand it of the SOntherT,
states, The right of suffrage ia linliteti
10 white male citizens" by the Consti.
luton OF the following NSrthern NTij
cue ana Western States: PennsIyI I,oI,fa
Snlo. 4n9lana, Illinois, Missonri No,,!.
Jersey Michigan, Iowa. Wisrso,1Ss.i;,M.
California, Minnesota. Oregon EoSs.,n
Delaware, Maryland ana Wsst XSiSsl
Einia. t.tff N " tss v lr-
AFpropos Of this question of nevrr
suffrage although II hardly comes ~ ~
appropriately under our RichmonF
heading above, I'VE observe in the Gin
ctnnaa Gdsette, received last NIGHT fho
: Gen. Cox, the Union candidate for SOW
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ernor of Ohio, madea speech at ober-
lin, on the Reserve, last Monday, the
substance of which, is given thus in a
dispatch to the gazette:
The question of suffrage is not ques-
ftion of absolute right or wrong. We
believe in giving to all men, as men,
equal rights to advancement, but how
to do this is where we differ. do not
know how far we can trust the return
ing rebels. say that generally the
broadcast extension of the right of suf-
frage has been the path of safety. The
time Will come when all these people
will be fit to exercise the right of free
dom, but now we are trying an expert
ment, and confess that my study OF
this matter gives me less faith in my
own opinions and more of n disposition
to wait for the logic of events: We
must do for the negro race what IS best
for them and us; we must consider
them what they are and as they are.
On one side we have their distrust of
their old masters, on the other deep,
settled hatred and determination on the
part of the white race that they will not
share the government with them. Va
rious plans for reconstruction are pro-
posed. The Union party of Ohio has
been blamed for not deciding which it
would favor. 1 affirm that they did
right. There was not sufficient unity
of conviction and design to do other
wise.
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The Pope and the Feninns

{ The Right Rev. DIR. Wood, Bishop of
Philadelphia, has sent to the Catholic
Aif''ror of Baltimore, the following mis-
sive from Rome, in relation to the
Fenians:
Philadelphia: 11''''''4' ~
Ehe Sacr. Cong. Ven. Inq. has de-
sired me to signify to your loriship
that the assertion made in certain news
papers to the effect that the following
decision had been given by the Holy
etandos,' the Fenians are not to be dis
turbed, is utterly false.
communicate this at the REQUEST
OF the Aforesaid congregation, lest Il
should be supposed by any one that
emanated nom the Holy See.
In the meantime, DC,
ALES'R. CARD. BARNABo.i - Z
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,T1IE eighth wonder of the fashiona-
BILE world, is Sozodont. Ladies as thsv
SEQ their unsullied teeth and rosy
gums reflected in their toilet mirrors
and gentlemen as their white incisors
Hash through their dark mustaches.
wonder how the benighted folk of TWEEN.
ty years ago got along without the
teeth : Identifying, breath pertaining
So2odont- "a nug1s- 3teod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-23

TRADE AND CoantERcE OF CnIcAoo,
The Board of Trade of Chicago has
from which it appears that there are
seventeen grain warehouses in thnt
city, with total capacity of 9,935, OO0
bushels. OF these, two have acapacity
of million and n quarter each; the
lowest is a, 600 bushels. The business
In produce shows slight falling of in
nearly every instance from the figures
of the year preceding.