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REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
OF THE YEAR 1864

L " Presenting 70 the PUBIC anOtner volume
i of the Annual Cyclopedia, containing the
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY OCTOBER %, 1865.

would refer little 10 the Great Am Mr. Beecher he
was glad 10 see an advocate for clemency little
time ago his doctrine sharps rife practice beecner
was for extending clemency TO T. Lee 1nS y
strange after calling him rebel, liar, thief &c. Ince
for all this and it was seen In the penong
sassd BY i Theodore FSn .nd owned By
Bowen, Of this city. In that paper appears
an article calling out for blood, and con-
demning the policy OF the johnson administration:
Mr. Cox read portion OF the article referred to ana
claimed from il that Titon did not want democrats 70
sustain Johnson-Tton who talked Of the impudence
Of Mr. Van Buren, nominating Mr. Johnson as ihe mex.
President Titon calls the republican cnurcnes ana
masses, Fred Douglass Cheever, Beecher anu fniiips
TO the rescue Old John Brown, come up with your
knapsack and let your old soul march on 70 the
Black Dougassl answers and Phillips in MS pnippc
Thy spirit Independent let me share.
Lord Of the lion heart and eagle eye
Bowen, Of the Independent, collector IN TINS
city, perhaps fears for his ONCE, and In suDsequent
issue the Independent out rather favoring MT
johnson, and Bowen Sings
Let Independence be thy boast,
Ever mindful Of the cost.
Cheers and aughter With regard to taxation, he said
1t must be fair and equal upon all and the American
people will demand that il be made In order TO
this he favored the reconstruction plan OF Pres
dent Johnson that every State may take its place. with
every pillar OF the great c0lonnade OF American states
manhood and stand erect all equal the least with the
surmounted by the casteated banner OF the Unon-tne
Stars and Stripes (Cheers.) TO this end, further, ne
would support Slocum and Kalbheisch. (Cheers.) In
conclusion he called for three cheers for General slocum
Great checring.)
Colonel CROOK, Of Rochester was the next speaker,
who addressed the audience very briefly
The meeting then broke up with cheers for President
johnson.
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Sale or stock.

EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF THOROUGHBRED AND
TR0TTING STOCK.
Yesterday afternoon large number Of gentlemen from
different parts Of this city and vicinity drawn to-
gesher Lufs Hotel OF 10th street and Sixth
avenue to purchase valuable collection Of thorough
bred and trotng stock offered at auction sale. Among
those present were many Of the well known and regu
Iar' admirers OF be noble animal also host OF spec
ulaors with can eye business" and not very few
individuals who looked though they had but recently
come into possession Of their "funds" and desired
procure some fast stock to Ego IT, and show IT, the
road In the thoroughbred line many very noble ami
mails were put under the hammer. A black stallion,
which the owner said he willing TO match against
anything Of the same size and weight in the
country for half mile, trotting, sold Tor $500
,hor ,he s.s xas ,na.sd gres, sarpcc NJ thai figure
The animal remarkably interesting both In build ana
movement and seemed without blemish in any respect
i've year old sorel geldng General Meadeh thorough
bred by Monncts Logan, out OF Patty, sold FOR only
S115 Mango very handsome four year OLD pay sta,-
lion brought bs, $50 AmSng d ne o rown Bess
brought f60 and Appomotox, sorrei horse py oener
Meade out Of Madge wdrc $50 These TWO
agreed In saying this Eva three year old sorrc My
by New Jersey out Of Lady Van Doren, brought only
$50 The reader can easily by the following figures
which show the amounts realized the sales OF the
several animals mentioned that notwithstanding The at
tendance large, the purchasers were both cautious
saddle Horses Madgc wildnre, chestnut mare by imp
CONSERVATION out Of Hunter mare, sos Baby, black
mare Cady's horse) $50; Uopian, bay geldng years
old Isl. hands high, by Lexington, dam by imported
Hedqford s34b and Pestess, bay mare thoroughbred,
by Ruric 4 years old, 15h hands high, 1886.
(ols Geidin0s 6c-Suitable for road and saddle SER
vice bay ioaled May 81, 1858, got by Bayard, dam
Bette, who trotted in 2as 500 The other sales ranged
as foows:-$i75, $160, $40, $3.50, $l15 500, $57 CO.
sos, $45, S136, $40 and $50.
Mares Miles dc -Sl35, s45 $3.50, $50 and $50:
Miscellaneous Pair OF mares, by William Tell, a
and n VI MI hest nj nnde orfp
dallah mare, 151s hands high, years old, warranted
sound Stylish said 70 be fast kind in harness and under
the saddle, $l00. White mare, years DID, l41s hands
high for saddle and wagon, $l0 Pair Of bay carriage
horses 10 hands high years old, $40 Pair Of sorre
West India ponies, about II hands high, years old
gentle and kind in harness, &75.
Several fine horses and mares that offered for
sae not receiving bids 10 suit the owners expectations
either withdrawn or "bid In.
An attempt made 10 sell some ine Devon cows and
hefers, but u proved aborttc Only one or two snail
eacs 10 this class were made
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You all recocct years ago the celebrated pipe laying
Glentworlh frauds, when chaps were imported from
and other States to ontvoc the democratic
party If my memory Simeon Draper the
late Co Iector of New YORK, had something with
them. But they were nothing compared with this de-
populating Depew fraud. No more Infamous attempt
has ever been made to dslranchse citizens and their
legislative representation than in this attempt upon the
rights Of the citizens OF New York and Brooklyn.
(Cheers.)
Mr. Chairman and fellow citizens shall conclude by
again impressng upon you the importance OF
the approaching election. 1t is for the best in
terests Of the people OF the whole country that
the democratic ticket should triumph. lCheers.)
shortly after the Albany convention wrote a letter
mocracy OF Ohio, the Jerry Black Buchanan democracy
Of Pennsylvania and the Rip Van Wrinkle, Camden and
Amboy democracy OF New Jersey. In Two Of these.
States party has been BEATEN owing 10 the atuity OF
It's leaders. Here carry burdens. We are untram
Ineed and free. iCheers) With strength and energy
which conviction Of eight years gives us, we are mar
shaIling against n peril 10 the Union. (Cheers.)
Old issues are dead Old leaders forgotten. New
leaders like the gallant Slocum springng up, and
we mean TO win victory and, by example, lead the
democracy Of the country back to that proud position
which il always occupied in the history OF the coun-
try Great applause) Mr. Haskin closed by endorsing
and euogzng the democratic Senatorial, Assembly and
county nominations. He was loudly cheerod.
series of resolutions read by Mr.. ABRAHAM B.
TAppEN rafying the whole ticket which were unan
mousy adopted The meeting was further addressed by
Hon. Pierre G. Talman r. l.. Mcclellan, Orrn A. Bills and
Abraham b. Tappen.
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EHOLERA-CHOLERA.
TIN

~ TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Well defined principles may now be determined for the
treatment OF cholera. .
selves this disease which il In all without c.eep-
n 0n 90 ss" @ a Win a @
healthy action Of the heart and orgams generally eansng
over forty minute which stasnaion in .ha
in the vessels OF the stomach,
bowels and liver, from which the excavations are simply
These symptoms arrest the secrctions generally
the LIVER and snss IN ar h na disease ena as
ask what the indications to be fulfilled OF Tue feie
Restore excitement to the heart and organs by
dvsnS The o0d q n. ,s y ss
and the kidneys and restoring the heart to Its proper action
BRANDRErHs PILLS ARE THE REMEDY.
Universal experience teses they excite The live, and all
general upon whole ns heart s . wen as
upon ,he most remote membrane These r,is her"forc'
,Sa 6 S you
Ssa ss Be- sss 'sS
ussS 1 G s es S ~ 70 e Of opn
and eyacaaon the disease only cured BY restoring
's SSosra caused by BY lass:
si S ss.s ,s.s
Ss 10. &C. ;sa ss. s are
certain o% fis h z s saSGo 'f 81 d II " system
When the rat Inc psss i ss1w
bsETiIs FILLS sssn slth osr sr'Esn up And gwen
two or three uniil they have purged freely Even
should symptom be present In chocrc time than
very pulse The Pills should be given, the next symp
will be ruming Of the bowels and slight darrhtea
You anticipate this by use Of the pllis. . . 80
The diarru, may not be preycntec but the dose OF ps
taken have given you better chance OF my com
batting They have egsed the circulation TO some
and tis y great gain 50, shonld The darrhoa
of pills few hours viii com
pee the Good Cruel well prepared ba,ley water
and boiled made OF mutton fresh meat or
sleeps heads ndspen sable Take the cholera in hand
early in this way, aud ii will lose its cyrors.
Remember at all times that II Is not the quantity OF
BRANDRETHis PILLS taken, but the effect pioi'iced,
which must guide us In their Physical give inn
ense doses caome with the intention OF It's cleansing
the liver and kidneys. BRANDRETHS FILLS are more
certain caome clcanscrs of the liver and Kidneys
they do not hurt the teeth or bones az
caomcl does They innocent as bread. In nearly Al
other diseases pulse quicker hut In cholera 1T
ALWAYS BEATS SLOWER. The cholcrfc poison, derived
from the atmosphere produces deadening nron
hearts action the blood crcuates slower less OXYGEN -
absorbed carbon Is retained and u the blood Is not
eascd the whole terrible chain OF evils follow ~ seen IN the
cholera but be inlalbly prevented ny
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
IL hoped the cholera not visit ua, but u - wen 10
understand the evil and discuss It's management Even now
double doses Of medicine produce the
usual half the quantity the bowels attribute
this atmospheric recommend that EltNN-
DRETHS PILLS he broken taken In syrup moiasses,
$3.50 ' b. BRANDRETH
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IL place. beg leave TO inform their customers ard me
public In general they just brought from afs an
extensive and choice assortment the richest Choking,
Coaks SILK and Velvet Dresses. Laces, Linen Goods 8c
Corse expressly their house. are also obcr Tor
sale.
/yO To THOMAS r. AGNEw's, 26o AND 262 GREEN.
NJ wch street corner Murray and there you VIII tina
Teas Coees Fish, Flour everything else cheaper than
any siore In New York price house.
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Died

IEyrz-On Thursday, October 20, Of Group LOUISA
LgNTz only and eldest daughter Of the late William and
Adeline Lentz aged years, IL months and % days.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of hetgrand-parents Kent
avenue Ave doors from Park avenue, Brooklyn sun
day afternoon. at two o'clock.
foBIN-On Thursday, October 20, DAVID NJ ToBiS,
nged "a years.
The remains viii be removed from the residence OF
his brother John NJ. Tobin No. 81 East Thirty fouth
of Saints Peter and Paul Second street. between South
Second and South Third streets, WILLIAMSBURG, where
the funeral ceremony will take place at two O'Clock M
California add New Orleans papers will please copy
WRleHT-In Ncwburg, on Friday, October ~, Captain
WILLIAM WRIGHT, aged 6S years and months
The friends and acquaintance are invited 10 attend
his funeral on Monday morning. at halfpas ten o'clock,
from his late residence, No. 81 Ann street.
IF0r Other Deaths see Second Page.
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AEPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
This Convention met at the corner OF rwen'y-tnird
street and Broadway last evening Mr. Benedict WIN
drew the OF Clarence Seward a. candidate Tor
the Supreme Court Mr.: c. 8. Spencer Withdrew ,ne
name OF Stewart L. Woodford for the Court OF common
Pleas gentlemen had been nominated at the last
meeting Of the Convention and declined Mr. Sinclair
Tousey moved to 60 into nomination for both tnesc
Offices Mr. Spencer offered resolution to the ELECT
that tho Convention endorse the nominations or Judge
Ingraham for the Supreme Court, and Judge
DAILY for the Court Of Common Pleas THIS
resolution was the subject of spirited and
rather boisterous debate which lasted for a length
Of time Mr. T. Delafed Smith and several other mem
bers Of the Convention stoutly opposed the motion,
while Colonel Van Buren, and Mr.. Spencer energeti
cay spoke in favor Of it, After considerable wrangng
the Convention adjourned to meet Monday evening
next No nomination was made nor any further bust
ness whatever transacted
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
At meeting OF the Fifteenth District Tammany Hall
Democratic Assembly Convention held the Goth ns
Edward Henry Anderson, ESQ., received the unanimous
nomination as candidate for the Assembly.
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
William H. McCarty has received the Mozart nomi-
nation
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A BOOK FOR THE FRNIANs.
"iRIsH INDEPENDENCE AND
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TIA MEETING OF THE GERMAN CENTRAL Club,
~ The Seventh Senatorial district, held At Alters
a,s In FIFTY fourth street the 9th inst George w.
Mel can was unanimously nominated for senator
WM II. kN0EPFEL, President
n W. GosyxsI, Secretary.
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tween the corrupt republican leaders and the corrupt
democratic officials Of the municipal government THAT'S
so Even should the trick OF the Registry act lose
votes we still ouugh poll majority in the city OF least
twenty FIVE thousand which would insure the State.
(Cheefs And here at the risk Of becoming tedious let
me saw word about Depopulatng Depew, OF whom and
his census we have lately heard much and gained
little have few figures TO submit 70 him, and he
Is the champion of black republican party this part
Of the county and hear win soon address you, hope
he win offer some explanation in regard to them.
In two districts OF the First ward Of the city OF New
York Depew' enumeraors returned. .......... $500
Supervisors census same district $500
II rest city runs In same proportion, population OF
city not less than LOG, OOO
Census OF 1901 a ~
Depews census Of 1865. 1872 600
Decrease. Sl,OW
which shows that like cows tail, the city Of New
York rs growing downward daughter and applause.l
The real population of the city would gve:-
Present members. .............. IL
Increase. ~
Senators.
Senators at present ....-.....-.. ..............
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BOOK FOR THE FRNIANs.
"iRIsH INDEPENDENCE AND
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A CUP OF GOOD COFFEE CAN ALWAYS BE HAD
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Firx lsne Second Nile. 7odl
Firs 'eat. .2:30X 2:30A 6:00M
scco.1 heat .2:2s 2:2sk 1861
Tho committee who hRe the management Of the
testimonial TO Hiram Woodruff will meet tonight at the
Hoffman House close up the business II is said that
eight thousand dollars have been already sub
scribed which viii make cordial ball for the "old
hooe
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BROOKLYN census-a little short OF 800 900 in 1860.
Depew census 1885, about the same, little less
There are supposed TO be in Brooklyn. 400 600
Depew's enumerators return in Six wards Of Brooklyn
over seven houses less than tax books show
were really in existence.
Brooklyn members of Assembly, now. uncommon.
Correct census would IL
Increase .....,.,,...,....... a
Senators now z
Correct census D