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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
BORT War0cns' Nctlrc.
srIrn OF Nsw.YosK

PoRr WAnprSs' OFgice, No. io Wals.
NOTICE is hcreby given, IN accordance WIN
~ section o. tAe act pa,.ed April IA, 1887 entitled An
Act 10 Keorrnyc the Wanlon.' Office OF the Tort OF N.w
iork 10 ali prrions interested in, having charge o. me
matter of such ldirv examination or survey -St
the oowx vcv-s sf, nder examination oy th. ron
W,rrns and hnt the said sgrgoys of examinations VIII pe
completed within ten days osA succeeding TINS n0de o."
bearv sid yessel,:
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more rtesdens EeN9o'I granted to dismiss compsirt
Alired bootn Sg, ~ w Aldon n-M0,ion gren'ed NOfusn
T. La,..n . Tsss. g' E-Moien s.ned
.nfId sgt. Samuel w Ronss - r,ion s .,d % ~,
psym'nt o Ply >A Same semc.--sfoton TO vacate
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Omciat Vote Tov susttrr OF Supreme Coar
for the krto~d. Oistrtct.
Terrible Ismgedy 'u ueskI"cr County
An Katirc Family Murdered.
AID,Nr. "Wednesday Nov. % Il

On Monday night last the family of Daniel
walrn,h Of Mannheim. IIerkIncr Coupiy consisting Of
murd,rel by - party or pIte. unknown. walraih
was shot through tie he d. Mrs. alrath'- head was
mashed in and the cLds throat WI, cut Coroner
Fear Of Mohawk is holding inquest. No clue to the
nutdercIs.
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gscccst,t. OF Produce.

Nov. 29-l63gl bhls. Flour. a. hhs whisky $500
bhls. Corn Meal; i.Jil lbn~h. Wheat; 52 j9i bush.
Corn; 5.3lO bash. Oats 81 bush. Malt; 1868 bus
Barley; ~ pkgs. Provisions an pSgs BulIeri az
pckga Oil cakr.
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Iadyer,i, .wepfl

The whole or State Rights Of tie greatest
PA-sT Of the age SALE article wi lch ovrry ono vi
wear; viii keep ho feet dry sn3 vent tho shoe ou,
,.eainr out cs1 be seen 1hn.dty, nov 30 Mt Iuit.r
T0NeI X Co.'S No. IJ5 Nassau-ai. 81. II. LOiEiNa
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sIfRROGATE,s CQIIRr

The car Indar for the coming December con.
tsins only Aaren Notice 10 given 70 all parties inter
esed IN be ready for trial Monday The
Surogf Intends TO have cean docket by New Years day
and ssue will be LETT undsposcd o in his court at the
expi ration Of the year.
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Esisnsfcrs.

IloLvh uoLr Nov 2l--Thy schooDor Wln. r. Gnrri.on'
FROM Boston Tor fhiudeloi with oi Foremost, AK
in s nigAt oa No Mans Land aud lowed TO TarpAnn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rses....7i0t suu s.t,.....1J Moon SETS. 4li
sandy Hook. 5.i2 Gov Island. 3:5J Hell Gs.e. 1884
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co,-nr cAI.rSDAR-rH,, DAY.

Z SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-PARr Mos. iobl,
iOe7 2l07 26I 1873 1891 3iS 1872 7D5 23 2ofl 1873 .0
1929 2i9 III 49, 2B7 1885, 205 PART llNo, At6. 54
240 Az 28t PAIR 2o6 25ai, 222 49, 1872 1870 1894 800
| 1858, l2Ii 2044 2.6o 1896 1852.
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THE NEw.xO..K ELECTION.
Kiurs touutv.

The following are in addition to the figures
given YESTERDAY IN our table of results Of tie Official
canvass
FoR JUDGES OF COURT or ArrEALs.
Union Don. MsJorities.
Hunt... l. So Hruwn......l9 l-2 tH
Porter. l-. .ts' bf'yfr...- i-.Ni @JJ
TOk JUSTICE OT SUPREME COURT.
Gilbert tInu) 2e-,i Bea lD'u) e &c Nal. 10 otJ
STATE BOUNTY.
For e.. y, ,Bi Against. lib Majority. WI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30

RALPu WALDO kaERsOS is announced to
give course Of three lectures IN Brooklyn ile
ings Of tke 18th 10TH and 18th Of December.
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sailed.
below.

Ssclmslps Persia. Guuada. Costa Eics, Tybe~ cou,u
ton, Wanna. Zodiac taraauks.
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] ship aud ! burkA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-30
ryAnry or FIDEy w9tRpLr.

The next called wss tleh slcAriir, who after be
ing duiy wou, testified that be eJpoyed In The Gn
OF Mr. Peter Strong 40 cLlnbcfnlid lsundlcsst si.
recoecled charge 81 Mr S.fonss see.s sparmcns i-
uiedlieiy aflrT the death of Edith.
q. State wba, tie change wss H. There were yrphrafe
bod. for Mrs. and r Sirong made UP The BID 81 L zoou.
every norn, except on one Sunday, wLen &, church
early iu be morning. and aG0tbrT person aitc d,d % II;
,hde up s s.ronf he'd every dny: remained uu they
wsNt to TIE ouuf, md srs. eet.hers u months
MI. Crsr4-You my crossrSauiue.
Mr. licKeoik-l nov i've Of 10. - IwFty-secoud t be-
tween BioaiHcy sBd Fourth with Mr. Lowe have not
seen Mr.. strong snce If there.
q Did yon not see tide ,dye1,isensntl
II desire Immediate information of The Yc5idsDce Of Ellen
Mcsfde lat IA th' employ Of Mr. Theodore BrownsoD The
nlOioer gill be paid IL hs trouble.
II. l.. CaAu. No. 20 Wsl st."
Wiiness-I ncyer beard oft
W!ses. spbs,gnea,y stated !hct 'be believed some Pns
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
NEWBORN LOVE FOR SOLDIERS

On Monday the members Of the Seth Ill.
regiment held their anniversary at Peoria.
Col. 4. &. lngersoll, the commandant, made
speech and paid his respects to the men
now protesting to be the best friends of the
soldiers. He said: -. s-,'
''Ihis is not a political meeting, and yet
cannot forbear saying word or Two con
cerning the soldiers friends. There are
men here in our midst pretending to be
your dearest and best friends. They be-
long TO party. somc Of whom--I will not
say all-were not your friends when you
were fighting the. battles Of your country.
They laughed at your wounds they snccr-
ed at your scars; they Knocked the corpscs
Of your .csmrades; they prophesied your
defeat; they hoped for your disgrace; they
prayed for your overthrow and death they
despised the cause for which you were
battling; they were the allies Of your mur-
dese,s. Now you have reached home COW
cred with glory; you ave welcomed by the
true people Of the No, tn; you are radiant
with success, and the very men Of whom /
have been speaking crowd around you and
say they were your friends. Beware Of
them all fhey do not want to help you !;
they want you to help them. When they
come, tell them that you csn have no conf
dence in their sin ,erity till they bring back
the thirty pieces Of silver the price efyour
blood tel them to 60 and follow to the
bitter end the example Of their illustr1ous
leader"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
TWO PERSONS SHOT IN A CHURCH
THE AyURDERERS ALL KILLED
BY THE M3lzTARY-TISO CITI-
ZESS ATTENDING THE SOLDIERS
SHOT.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
Cane, Sept. rs, 1865.
The Rome, Ga. Courier, of the 7th, has
the following account from a source deemed
entirely reliable:
'On Sunday, August 9th. two citizens Of
Pickens county. named Gravcilv and Nsi!y.
went to Church dnring the hour 0: preach
ins and called fer TWO men who were in the
Church, aud against whom they haG al old
grudgc. The men refusing to come cut,
Gravelly and Nally went in, drew their pis-
tolls, and commenced shooting, They she.
several times, killed one of the men and
MORALLY wounded lady befors the despe-
radoes could be forced to Gesist. Or tt.e
Wednesday following, Lieut.. Harper, ct
company C, 2ath Ind, regiment, with three
men and three citizent Of Cartersyil:e. VIZ
Thomas Hancock, Bill Collins and Ben
Smith went to Pickens county for the psr-
pose of arres;ing Graveliy and Naiiy
They found Gravelly and his three sons.
also Nally, all in Nally's house thoroughly
armed and prepared to resist an arrest.
Messrs. Smith and Collins. as they were
citizens, went to entreat them to surrender.
As they approached the door they wer"
both shetland killed. ltwas abou, O'Clock
at night. A general fight ensuea lasting
nearly half AL bour, two Of the desperadoss
being then dead. and q third moctaely
wounded. The other two rushed out Of the
house and attempted to escape by running.
One was killed and the other, ssyinghe
would surrender, attempted to shoot enc Of
the soldiers, and was despatched witt. VI
hsyonet. Two women who remained Ia IRE
house escaped unhurt'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
LITERARY NOTICES.

The Eclectic opens with fne steel por-
trait Of 4. A. Low. Esq, President Of the
New York chamber of Commerce. The
contents Of rie Ocfcher number are tThe
church and Mosque o. ST. Sophia - s.The
Royal tAcaderny:'' 'Cawnpore - "Vianra
Society :" "Memories ofthe Authors Of the
Age - ''Rose Aylmel's Home :" ssThe Poet
ry Of provincialisms - s'To Homburg and
back fora Shilling ) "vis Avis ;:or H.rry's
account Of his courtship = "Ola and View
London - "Don Sebastian Of Portugal -
'Dante - Literary Honesty s." &c, with
roetry and other articles. Price s. war.
". II. Biiwcll, No Peekman ST n. y.
Arthur's Home Magazine, the first one, as
usual, is excellent the cngravings, "The
Disdainful Maiden" aud The Rovel Rahvn
are beautiful and it also contains rich
fund oflitarlry matter
The 1ady's Friend. The October nan1.c-
of this Magazine opens with hcnu.;cuI
steel engraving, called The W.nae-er's
Return .Ot the fashion plate Of tb;g rum
Der we have only to say that i: IS equal 70
any Of its predecessors. The music a1s-.
in this Magazine is worth more than -
price of The book. Price $3.50 @=a-
Deacon & Peterson, 3le Walnu: street PHI.
adc1phio.
Our Young Folks, is AT hand, as gooS :.
ever. The contents are s.Grandfa .her'-
chestnut Tree - "Half-honr with Fa.,!.=-
Bright hopes:" s'Dog Carlos: :''.a Hoat il ~
Forest; - "Winning his Way - Aunt T.
theirs Stories - sc 500 year, IT,
nor & Fields. Bostoa. Mass
The Atlantic. is one Of tie beet Hia-4-
zines published in the country. and sa,l'7
be we'll petronized. Some of the content,
are Saints Who have had Bodies p Coupon
Bonds:" s:The Author of Saul :" Needle
and Garden :" .'Wilhelm's Meisters
Apprenticeship :" ''Doctor Johns" "Down
the river &c. Ticknor & Fields. Boston,
Mass. --------
harpers' for this month has i,= us,,a'
good variety of entertaining stories and il
lustrations. Among its contents are
| down in the Clnnabar mines - "Yis;: +
the Isle Of the Puritans; - .'Shermau'5
''Great March - s'Onc of my Scholars :"
In the Steerage:'' :'oolie - :.Sceins Ns-
pies :" Jeff Davis - :.Armadale ;" '.Our
Mutual Friend - "A Battle Relic: and
"Give them Work" Terms S4.O0. Hsr-
per s. Brothers. New York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
THE NATIONS DEAD.

's5..- ---
Four hundred thousand men,
The brave--the gOod-the true
In tangled wood, in mountain glen,
On battle plain, in prison pen,
lie dead for mo and you
Your hundred thousand Of the brave,
uavo made our ransomcd soil their grave,
For me and you
Go0d friend, for me and you!
In many a fevered swamp,
by many y black bayou,
In many q cold frozen camp,
The weary sentinel ceased his tramp,
And died for me and you!
From Western plain t. ocean tide
Arr stretched the graves Of those who died,
For me and you!
Good friend, for me and you
On many bloody plain
Their ready swords they drew,
And poured their life-blood like the rain,
home-a heritage to gain,
To gain for me and you
Our brothers mustered side by side,
They marched, and fought and bl avely died,
For me aud you
Good friend, for mo and you!
Up many fortress wall
They charged-those boys in blue
Mid surXing smoke, and volleyed ball
The brayest were the first to fall H.
To fall for me and you'll = a2.@ 5s. j.
Anese UOOle Mel-tue n1tlOn 3 PRIDE
Pour hundred thousand men have died,
For me and you'll .rtgffa 49,
Good friend, for me and yonl
In treason's prisOn-hold
Their martyr spirits grow
To stature like the saints of old,
While, amid agonies untold.
They starved for me and you +.
The good, tho patient, and the tried, +. u -.
-Four hundred thousand men have died,
For me and you!
Good friend, for me and you!
A debt We ne'er can pay
TO them isjustly due, -
And to the nations latest day r..
Our children's children still shall say.
"Thcy died for ME and you"
-Four hundred thousand Of the brave
Made this our ransonled soil their grave,
Good friend, for me and you! &C. p.
-FfOm the .Ronnd Tube, 0t6.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
ATTEMPT TO DESTROY GEMS.
GRANT AND SHERMAN.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2S.
While Gen. Grant was returning from
Indianapolis at an early hour yesterday
morning. the switch at the end OF the curve
at Gui!tord had been turned Intentionally.
The car in which the General was in va.
thrown from the track and dragged some
distance. No one was injured.
About the same time train on the Ohio
and Milwaukee R. R., carrying Gen Sher-
man, was thrown from the track. This
was this side Of Lawrenceburg. No one
was injured. b.: @@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05

The emigration from Norway to this
country is becoming 80 great as TO cause j
considerable alarm in that country The
average yearly emigration since 1857 has
been about 5000; this year, it will reach
from 1900 to IL, 900. An effort has been
made BY the Government to crush this tide
of emigration, but, IL does not appear 10
have bssp suee1ahal te3sny nArksd dsero
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
Livery, Sale and Boarding
s r A B l. e.
. ROGERS s. GILMORE, Proprietors.
Hsvingreceived a new and splendid ~

'"''"e ers's'Ve' ne" anu splendid &H
Stock ct Carriages and Bxggies,
We are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice.
Horses suitable FIR buggy or saddle can
always be found at our stable. i:9t>.,: y
If you want Horse and Buggy, Team,
or Team and Carriage, to 60 into the
country, or from one end of it to the 9th.
or. call at our stable, where you can be
accommodated at all times and at all hours,
N. B.-We are prepared to furnish reg
ular and transient
BOARDING r. Gs !.
For Horses, at our stable, at reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state that
"Billy" Young, whom all knew to be al
fa;t in the business, will be on hand at all
hours, night or day, to wait upon custom
ers: For particulars, call at our Office. .
v6n52-tf ROGERS & GILMORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
LIN e & LUMBER!

- : ~ - - y M p - II :: E
( CONSTANTLY on hand, afull suppl.
~ Of hrst quality lime, ct 81 per barrel:
o. when taken III quantities Of over twenty
barrels, att75s cents per barrel.
Lumber and I'll building material fur
nished to order o. the lowest cash prices,
Every style Of Furniture can be furnish
% immediately a. the same office.
Al kinds 81, produce taken il exchange.
Office ct the New York Store.
.....I. jt.:sh..E FOWLER & TODEY.
O. e1ee1 ~ M, I'M. .Ta
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
f.. W.. M MEtTZROTH, ,
NJ Eric HANT r AILOR.

NTOULD invite his, friends and the pub
w lie to cali and examine his New Styles
t. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Partic-
nlar attention paid to custom work. I,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05

MEAT MARKET.
rRESH Meat, Hams, Sausage and vege
Z tahles Of oil kinds, kept constantly el
hand. Shop On St. Germain street.
CHAS. LUEG. ,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-05
the DEMOCRAT
Il published At St. Cloud, stearns County.
AanssotA. every Thursday Afternoon.
Os.ses-1x Pos1 Os1lc1 Buno,ss, WAaaussos
Av1MCI. ~s
=. , MITCHELL, Editor & Proprietor,
TERMS
rWo DOLLARS YEAR IN ADyIHcI

RATES OF ADvERTIsINQ,
'.ne column, one year, SIS 90
One-half column, one year, 40 90
t>ne-fourth column, one year, 25 90
One column. six months, As 90
Oas-half column, six months, 80 90
Ole.fourth column, six months, l8 90
''ne square, ono year. 200
One square, six months, 900
6.siness cards. fve lines or less, SIS per
ssnun; six lines, Sc; seven lines, ST..
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
Zen lines of this sized type constitute q
square, and cards will be charged propor-
tion to to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid
II o B w OR X
Of all kinds executed with neatness and
diAp"tch, and at reasonable rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Amuscmeuts this Evening.

ACADEMY or MIeIC-GRASp CosDiDisArios FsR'
yoRa.scR op CoScERT AND OPsRA
WALLACKS THEATER-TuE sRRY.
SlBLO's GARDEN-R,yEfs- ruR ENCHANTED
sxoRp-PERpTA-CURC CLERKS.
OLYMPIC rHEAfER--THE Srasgrs OF NEwloRK.
WINTER oARDEN-OUR AMERICAN cousis.
BROADWAY THEATliR-" SAN"
BARHuMs MusHUM-Anernoon-RoL OF THE DRrs-
Fesnin~-MAIEpPA OR rHz WILD lioRsR oY ARrARr
Kahn q iH.c-sy-W. b. HARRISON E1rEsfoRASh'
ous sNGEK
2ox's OLD BowEnY Y,THEATER-RArrIusnorn as fas
sPmr KIse-Mo,Hrf ooom Afp ,ss oOhO'' N'''
THg nIPPoTHEATllOS-SswY wYosk Ciaer'
pODwORTu HALL-.BLisD BOT Ton
BRYASrs MEsTR tLS-Lys MpERABLEs.Ins ro"hh
or Nuao-HsRxAS .SD llELLER-hiGh DAppf'
WOODS MINSTREL. .S-sTnygTs or NEw foRx-IALssl
frPHtuArED--i AroS AND GRsEss-IsirAfioS u
FoPrIAk Arroks -CHaLLEsak DANCE
.MERlCAS ISsrI rUTE--gRKar NATIONAL ExHrBirios
FINE ART GALL ERY-EInBlrtos RsPuBueS
CouaT-LApY v.AsmISGross RECEPTION DAY
SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE- PAVL-fnIisAL Al
No. s@ Bnokp SAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17


vR0oM-In Jersey City, on Monday, oct fs, P~er D.
Vroom. In the 6jth year OF bis ago . -.s.u. In
Ths 70 lsves ana friends Of the family nespec'icy IN
yited to attend the funeral from the fEa Reioped pucs
Church in Grsnd-st.. Thursday, the i*n insts "
O'Clock 2 ms .'--' -, s,,fSf
Az Meeting Of the physicians and Surgeons OF Demp D
.rssry Leld Oct a. 1885 Dr. VIM. B. Bibbins pfsAiips
X. sofovipe resolutions unanimously adoptsd'
WSey.os providence OF God our fend snd
n, navid Conant has been removed from W by deaib
P,,,Sd That in his eysut personally and this inst~
.ion have sustained serious loss-, ,.... s.,- -,
R,,o,d That while cannot IN these oet terms ney e
% H. ,s,r IN which we held him while living. some
tribute of respect his memory IL DEMANDED ae " "'
seI;ngs and by his admirable characer thsreiore
pssosS Ths, we recognized in him as professional mss
spyrrme devotion his calling excellent powers .,
tian an pdepeudent Logical method OF thinking JUG
nent unf,ing n-rye invensive tecuty, ADDRESS, sc
ity These uslies sustained ana sppeu rttrrsI
,ent Of unconnon energy nf capacity Tor isooI
dire ed BY high moral principle ana es s
slrched and adorned by cheeffnl temper anu s'~
humanity. 81, 4, e.,,;v md n
ReoIrsd That in rendering TO the bereaved fanny
the Institutions with which he Ssos connec'eo W.
symoathy rejoice with them in the assurance ~
prepared to die well az 70 live, and has now sn's'N
the irui,ion Of the Christian faith and nope "h'A NO ~
fessed before men. 49,. -,
Resolrsd That the Secretary be instructed TO transmit
copy of these resolutions the fsmy o the deceasu W
Faculties Of Bowdon and Burlington Medical schoos snu "
medical and secular journals as he may deagnate
y. R. PEASLEE, NJ. d..
WIN NJ CHAMBERLAIN, N. D.. (conmittee
STEPHEN ROGERS, NJ. D., -..
JAS. l.. BROWN N. d.. 4.. IO..B
z. BRApLEY. NJ. D.. Secretary. Un
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Edrnr a. Roe.

Henry Hening writes to The Baltimore Ameri-
ran in reference to the remains Of Edgar Allen PGc
lie was buried ho says "9 the Presbyterian grave.
yard -' near the center Of the graveyard wherein
was buried his grandmother and several Others Of the
family. Mr.. Hening further states that the poet len
behind him a sister "Rosalio Poe now living. who
came to Baltimore few days ago in very INDECENT cir.
She was also adopted child n the
family Of Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie Of Richmond. the
death Of her pareut6 Mr. Mackenzie died many years
ago and. with the exception Of few years. Mrs. Mac.
kenzie has taken care Of Rosalie ever since but
owing TO the ravages Of the war IL in very limited cir
cumstnnccs and has gone blind and has advised RosaIe
10 come on to Baltimore among her relations have
been thus particular in stating Rosale's situation, in
order that those ladies and gentlemen may not forget
the sister OF the great poet by contributing 10 her ne
cessies at this time" Any information with respect
to Rosae Poe. only sister Of Edgar Allen Poe. viii DO
furnished by An. Hcning No. l2s East Pratsi, Balti
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
American Institute Fnir.

DENTISTRY. VI. Leyeti, No. III Broad
way. exhibits case containing few specimens OF i'm
proved dentistry which deserve special mention 'or
their hghtnes method Of construction and superior
elegance and natuIane,s OF finish There are several
ss,s ~ testh attached TO a patent combination base
COR rosed OF vucanzed rubber and gold wire gaufe
plate in which arranged small cells or ehatpets III
These cavities arranged that the airs eIhsnsea
from them by the tongue thus giving a inuch hrmer
sea, to the artificial teeth upon the gum than hss ever
been attained in the most Successful dentistry hereto
fore in use Teeth adjusted BY DR.. Lc,etts pashh'
method require much Jess aiea u suriaee IN we
mouth than the ordinary method OF attaching them y
metal plates. and not much more than half their
weight.
The WALKING MATCH-The walking match
was repeated last evening, and some excellent watng
performed by some gentlemen wearing the legs ci
three different manufacturers The gentlemen wearing
Mr.. Marks legs. OF whom there were two Who walked
against time. maintained their superiority IN hand
some manner. 4 young man wearing Mr.. Weston .
metallic leg acquitted himself very crcdaby and made
excellent time. formal trial for the prize win
take place Thursday afternoon evening The precise
time will be duly announced.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Union Judiciary Conveption-An Opek
BniIot-The Nominees.

The Republican Union Judiciary Convention
assembled at the headquarters. corner OF Broadway
and Twcntyt third st.. last evening. About 300 dele
Ncting character
a Edgar Ketchum, esq.,, was elected Chairman and
Col foster and Mr.. Thomas Smith appointed Secre-
saries Considerable discussion 10 the nature
oi the contemplated nominations.
Col Van Buren,. Messrs John Fitch. Cbas. Spencer
sq and others In favor Of supporting Democratic
candidateshr. Fitch speaking 10 behalf Of Judge In
graham, and Mr.. Spencer supporting Judge MOncief.
Judge Coles spoke strongly IN favor Of @ stragbt
lean Republican ticket the true policy Of the party
Ptelnbrsnner, Conoyer, Dittenboefer. Miller. Della
|basAion
Mr. cqppvsr moved an sdi0vrsgsph ykot w