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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
TO SOLDIERS.
U. s. ssnitary Commission
ARMY .& N AVY
.9s Claim Agency.
so CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES E. MARSH, Local Agent.
Office No. 6..>......Third st.,
CBst. Locust and MAin),
EVANSVILLE, ISD.

The q. s. Sanitary Commission. desiring to
isvs Soldiers, Sailors and their asziiss fro the
heavy exnenses usually pAid for the prosecution
Of such claims, has established this gsney 70
collect Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, Bounty. q
ether claims sgainst tbs Government, WITHOUT
CHARGE Oh ExPENsE OF ANY kIkD
WHATkVER TO THE CLAIMANTS.
On application sent 20 this Agency, stating tbs
name and postofics address Of the { Al nsnt, the
naaes rank company, regiment. esrvtces AMI
State Of the soldier whose can't the claim Is
made and date Of dRscharg- or death, thu proser
blanks will be allied cut - far - possible ard
sent 10 the person applying. hese can then b
execut and returned 10 this oG5css where the
claim viii Be prosecuted 70 . Hnal issue IN the
shortest possible time. jyu- emw-eotdSoa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

BILLIARD MATcH.-The holder of Ken
tucky's champion cue, Mr.. Samuel TuT.
ner, who is pledged to play with all
corners, beat Mr.. Mat. Clark last night
very handsomely. The game attracted
quite large number of billiard players
70 the Delmonico, where there are i've
tables and wsA ventilated rooms-LoI
Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
To Rfaamhnat Men

We hope steamboat meu viii bear in
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared to do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equalIed and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentlemeR, and We
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
BILLIARDS.

T HAVE JUST Rxo IyED THREE FINE
new Billiard Tables, BalSs's mar GfaetGres With
Phelan's cushions, the latest tmproysnsnf- They
are rev ready for use, and lovers % fAfs sttrsc-
tive game are invited 70 call snd Try 1ksm at tbs
st. Nicholas Exchange, Ne. 81 Main street.:
iazl-dsm Q. B. GRAAHER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

NEw YORK, Sept The Times
Washington special says:
The President has received, within q
few days, numerous letters from promi-
nent citizens of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Mississippi, expressing sppre-
tensions Of an instruction By freedmen
in those States These letters the Presi.
dent referred 10 the Freedmen's Bureau
for consideration, and Gen. Howard has
issued a circular to Col. Brown, com
mander of the freedmen for Virginia,
recommending o patrol Of citizens for
police system, to be under the control of
the deputy commander 10 the counties
where there are no agents Of the Freed
mems Bureau. rls-
Ex-Governor Joseph Brown, Of Ge6s-
gia, was pardoned to-day by the Presi-
dent Gov. Brown served three teiuls
SUCCESSFULLY as Governor of Georgia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

A ClergXRan. While reslding In South America
90 . missf5Lsry, discovered a safe and simple
remedy ior the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gsns. and the whole train of dIsorders brought on
by baDeful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have Ibeen already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by 3 desire to btnent the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, IN a sealed envelope, to
any one who nsf ds 1t, Free Of Chargs.
Please enclose Q postpaid envelops, addressed
20 yourself Address,
JOSEPH 7. fSMAE,
iy27 en-. Station D, BIble House, n. Y City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This esisbratsd Toilet Soap, in such uDiV6r-
sal demand. Is made from the choicest maieri
ais, is mild and emOlrIent in its nature, fra
GRAVITY scented, and ex.rs msly beneficial
In it. action upon the skin. For sale y Drug
gists and Fancy Gods Dealers. au24-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
sUNDRIES.
MEDICAL.
The Youup Mans Friend.

rrrvxRY MAJ BE HIS own DOCTOR.
4 A ThIs Il the rams OF BOX Of Medicines pre-
n@-sd ~ an emfnsus Physician IN CipeiaBAtis u
Z nfafns = prsysnfatiys asa esfs fer al private
-. - dfrectaous how 20 treat sach ease,
sh---fs.s. vita tie YouBg nau's Frisnd IN yeur
naasssston you have the fall cirsctiona and nedi-
- Tor ne trsateuf Of yourssif and frisads. Il
IA for sals b Druggists sHsrTEhsrs. Asa for the
Younx Mas Friend.
WhoIssAss and Fetal b
gyI4 kALLkk q WHITE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
MACK EREL,,

lust RECEIVED loo PA1;KAGEs AsSOETFD
q sisea, for sale At lowest market priee, a. No.
80 weesr street.
aus h. Q. RUsToN q 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

q REMEDY FOR THE CURcuLIo-The raw
ages of the curculio ia many portions Of
the State of New York, as well as other
States, have become so disastrous to the
plum crop as to render IL at least uncer-
lain, and in some localities an almost
utter failure; and set euitivetors appear
to have failed hitherto, either from su-
piueness or want of energy, in discover
ing some means OF staying the wide
spread destruction, or checking the rapid
increase Of the destroyer.
For the benefit of your readers cut
the following from the Cincinnati Ga
Seife, in the hope that It may prove alike
beneficial as an exterminator Of the
colaoplera which infest the vines of our
gardens. CLARK C. HAsKIEs
New Albany, Indiana el
Mr.. Winn Gum, of Shelbyville, KY
sends us the following interesting state
ment in reference to the destruction OF
this pest TO fruit:
In the spring Of 1860 I noticed some
of my plums punetured. Having sue
ceeded IN catching the striped bug that
is so luxurious TO melon vines, by
placing wool on the hills around the
young plants, / concluded to try it
around my plum trees. removed the
grass about foot around the tree,
placed trash wood on the cleared
ground, and wrapped il around the
forks of the tree. On looking the next
day, | found my trap bad caught num-
Der Of the enemy, they having become
entsngled in the wool.
This tree produced bountiful crop,
while the fruit on the others, in twenty
feet of il, came to naughL In 1861 /
treated part of ihe others in the same
way, with ike result Also in 1862 In
1853 ] treated my trees ell 10 the same
way. A more healthy and abundant crop
Of plums never saw. have eight va
rieties; | have freestone damson that
deserves q place in every fruit yard, be-
ing hardy and very prohfc-a superior
fruit for canning or drying.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
CABINET ORGANS
MELODEoNs.
IN GREAT VARIETY.

having used every sfI1rt to establish the Music
business in lis City unCer many dihseHities, We
have, by connecting sther business with IL. Hgc
eeeded In drawiDg portion Of that line tf tTsde
as this point.
In order to encourage the taste for n usie, we
offer the following superior iRdncs msnts 70 per-
sous wishing to purchase Pianos:
lat. We wilt sell any Piano VIC have fully IS
cheap as IL eau be bought East.
I'd. We will set il up and keep Il IN tune one
year without charge.
Sd. II the Pia'o does not give satisfaction we
wtl exehRrge Il for another.
9Th. We will re0s Planes and les the rent pur-
chase them. -
We also take old Pianos or Melodsons in ex.
change fer now oEes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

Bachelors Hair Dye Is the best In the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
nArmleas--InstAntAnSous and kaleidoscope
duees . splendid Black OF Natural Brown-rsms-
dies the III effects Of bad Dyes. and frequently
restores the original color. Sold b. all Druggists
The genuine is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Ap25 9m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
SALOON.

A Change--St. Nicholas Saloon.
GAN GRAMMAR Has AGAIN TAKEN
- charge Of the ST. Nicholas Saloon aud will put
u Ia nrst rate order with all possible dispatch.
The anest Liquors viii be kept in the bar and
ana billiard tables will occupy the second door.
nd Doe him. my30, dSm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

PIrTsBURG-Nooy, Sept. I-River 4
feet inches By pier mark.
Weather cloudy and warui, with in
dications of more rain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

GoLD FoUED ON THE WABASH An old
California gold minsr came up the pro
peIler Sam Groendyke, and on landing
at Jones's (now Johnson's) Ferry, com
menced digging for gold, and after Dig
giBg land washing several pans full Of
dirt from the bank, succeeded 10 finding
gold 10 small quantities He did the
same thing, We are informed, at Clinton.
This may excite the cupidIiy Of some
body, and bogknows bet that old Yer
million may ystboast OF a gold miner
No tellin'. "-Neieport HoosieT State
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

Way uE-Thet Louisville Journal
thinks that if John c. Breckenridge
were to run for Governor of Kentucky,
be would get nearly all the votes cast
fer the auti-amendmeut ticket in the
late election in that State. We have no
doubt Of it. The contest there was be-
tween the Radical Unionisis and the
Conservatives The same is the case in
this State. If Sterling Price were TO
run for Governor of Missouri, be would
I get pretty much the entire Conservative
vote. Missouri Democrat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

$3.50 ANAlaA4A4NA
am row receivlrg the best .ssort.
ment 81 Fall Aad Nlntsr ooods ever
~ ~ IN this y arket
I would call the al eution % buyers
10 the decline ~ prifes.
snyite your atH Ten - the iiut o.
Go d below mention 4 IL will give
ycu = general Va a % my stock wkicn
ia more conpiete than aay enc Z the
Had ever cfsrcd 70 this ssction Of
this con Try,
- orier 20 prevent the 81 a. dih
Guilty which buysri Re . of Ia eHpa-
riereed IN pftcurirg f1li lines Of
Goods. have spared no , ina Ia mAk.
iug up my asscrtmsnt 4 embraces
the ehoicsst vasisti-s - 10th Eor ikn
aud pommst q GoJas, inc uding Fancy
~ well a. rtapic articla.
~ shall b. my aim a. share with
parcbaa - tts Advantages Eaited b.
botg ExnsFisnee, Large furcL aasa
AMI Cash Payments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
COMRs.

: Common chinsse. Eu'iss aud Fancy Fi.s.
Hafs, %, Kubi-r, Fsaey % and shell 7 usk
Au her, Horn and Wood Pocket u re and Rus.
bsr DE 81 an .ndlss variety Of RubisF.
kou q, ana 0sodyesr's Paieut, "a Ms. 90, ~, !
aBd IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
SOAPs.

Consists ~ rolesfs's Rochester, Chemlcnf
works asd hdmas WoF- tify's, IN q suphor, Pos.
enc frosn Windsor, Hem md Csstils, Thomp.
Bfkying. And uiycerina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
PERFUMFRY.
TOILET ARII HES.

Lub'b's, y sis's. Jaiss Haul a E,se :. =
Rochester goods IN toiogns. hDst, Bsaf's q
Rose OF. pemads aad assorted EH racts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
BRAN.

TWELVE TcKs or COUNTRY BRAN ron
i sais low, By BILLY 90.
sspts-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
BRUSHES.

Toilet poudsr, Tooth rass, Powder asd Pa
Bo1ss, Nlnsgar, Reugss Lily waite, Baadolin
a Mean Fuu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

Goth. Dust, HAIR, 9th, SAL, shay'ng ane
Shoe Bushes alao. nice sins EsAib.f Das.sr
BEADS.
A good assortmsat In Bi@oh, White, Biss. Rsa.
AmSsf aud Cora.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

Nf" dIua7Vs~-I NC VVnAuheFtlaI OF ] 10 uAy aAyHi
The DA ling, while crossing Portland Bar. en-
break loose tbs barge she ives towing. IL was
checked up, however at tho wharf, boat, after ~
mai rowly escaping collision with tbs Nor nat.
CiHeinaati. The Commercial Of Wednesday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
HOOP SKIRTS.
C0RSETS.

W. BFzaiey's 4" DuDlsE klIpfie," or Doubt
et-sl ring Hoop kr .. large an4 somplsf
assortmsaf IN fhiits's Miaa q I'D Ladies', -
aaa . lheh IaFs, waite aud Coi9fad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08

pislS ssss ssssTsSss. sf TrsaEs os ed e.
@ngz1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-08
WALLETS.
LET GOODS.

Sheep, CAT Ard Moroc o.in Pocket and
Porte nen1alss, Ladies Csain, Bags sSd Cab
aad Buck Pnrsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
By A, J. Blocker, Son Il Co.
Married.


BLACKNAN-RIDG wAy.-0n Tuesday, November 81 by
the Rev. Robert McConcgal Wa. A. BrAcKMAN, OF Dan
bury. Conn., TO Mrs ANNE RDGwAr, OF this city.
BARKtR-H AvuANp.-0n Tuesday, November 20, at the
residence OF the brides parents by his Honor the Mayor
EhAsrUs BaRSEs BARKER TO MAlA LOUISA, daughter OF
Richard f. and Matilda Haviland, all of Brooklyn
CcNRY-EoRToh-0n Wednesday, November Is, at the
church Of st. Paal the Apostle by the Rev r. Tllot
son. JN A. CoNRY TO Miss MARY A. HohToS, both OF this
city.
DAyssPoIr-DRAKr On Wednesday November 90 at
l.. DAvgNpoRT, OF North Adams, Mass to EMMA JAMS
DgAIt, daughter OF the late William Drake, OF this
city. No cards.
EwrIL-SIoUT.-on Tuesday, November %, at the
Clinteck H. d. j. NEWTON EwELL TO JENNIE daughter OF
A. v. stout, Esq, both OF this city.
HUsr-LAURE. Con Tuesday, November %, at the
residence OF the brides uncle, u. IL Laurence ESD by
the Rev Dr. W. +. Morgan, Mr. HARisoS G. HusI OF
Boston. to Miss Marie Ii. Laurence, OF this city.
NogDAIN-C nEsERo.-On Wednesday, November 90 at
St Thomas church, BY the Rev. Dr. Morgan, ARNOLD
NogDAIS of Wet Farms, 10 Mrs CARoIEs CnEsERo
youngest daughter Of Samuel T. Gauter, Esq, Of New
York
o'DoSrrLr~-DLloS On Monday, November 81, at the
J. W. Mcmahon, JAMES MYLKs 0'DoSSgtI, Esq, of Now
York city. AsAsTArIA VIcToRA, daughter OF o Drien
DAion, ESD, OF Nelash, Ireland
suEr2Rp-N kLsoa.--O Tuesday, November IS, by the
Rev Z. S. Robinson, BENJAMIN SHEPARD TO JENNIE r.,
daughter Of the late Thomas Nelson, all OF Brooklyn.
sssYDn,--vAE DEEcooK-0n Thursday, November 49,
the sdcnce Of the brides parents, by the Rev W
waldron MARTis " u. SNYDER, OF Rosedale, N Y, 10
Mss NErTir daughter OF G. Van Dercook Esq, OF Co
hoes N. Y.
SrRvESs-HARRIs. --On Tuesday, November 80 AZ 81.
Paus church. Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, by the Rev J.
Andrews Harris, FRANCIS b. STEvESs OF Hotoken, N j.,
to ELzAsSIH CALENDER daughter OF the Rev n. Sayre
Harris
wRIeur-KsEps --On Tuesday, November 2s at the
Madison avenue Presbyterian church, by the Rev john
u. Krebs d. D., SAMUEL " Wright 70 SARA HoLMKs
daughter Of the officiating clergyman. t
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Died.


The notice that appeared under this head Tuesday
morning announcing the death Of L. Leila b. Mackin.
to5n was pal,acd upon clerks by unprincipcd
scamp The ladyis still in the enjoyment OF excellent
health.
ANDERSON. On Tuesday morning, November 90, after
a ngering illness, Isaac ANDERSON aged 81 years
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the men,
bers Of the Masonic Order respectfully invited TO
tend the funeral ON Frday attweive O'Clock from his
Peekskill, Westcbcster county Trains leave Hudson
River Railroad depot Thirteth street. at bali past eight
and ten O'Clock A. d.
Theodore ". Bergen in the 23d year Of her age
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
father Peter WyckoG at New Utrecht this Ihursday)
afternoon, at two O'Clock. - .
Barros AT South Melrosc westchesier county, N.
" on Tuesday, November Is BrSJAsIS T. BRirfoS, Jr.,
in the lsih ar OF hisage.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence OF his father,
Mary street. south Melrose this Thursday AFTERNOON at
BnArv~ wednesday, November 90, AcSs, the pc
loved daughter OF Patrick ana kosanna BRADY, ascu
year and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at.
bend the funeral frontEe residence OF her parents, No
$50 East ninth street this rhursday) afternoon at one
o'clock The remains will be Inferred In calvary
Cemetery.
BEowss-A Washington, n. c., on Monday, Noycm-
Der ~ Of consumption, contracted in the tented field,
IN bcnat OF the Union RICHARD eldest Of Cooper g.
Browne, IN the 9th year OF his nqc.
| CAssos On Wednesday November %, OF consumr
| ton, skrAH CANNON, in the ssd year Of h,r age.
The trends and ecquaintances are invited 20 attend
tho unerai fom tho residence Of her cousin, James
| Fee. 336 BowTy on Friday afternoon az Que O'clock.
/ Observation-Disclosures MiSp.--0n MONDAY, November ~,
ut 81 Matthew's Roman Catholic church New Rochelle,
n month mind was held for HANNAH AnixAs daughter
| OF Timothy and Ca,harnc eastman Rev Father
Thomas Mclaughlin acted cclebrant with Rev DR..
\ NcSwincy rs deacon, aud Rev. Dr McGiynn az sub
deacon. large number OF other cergymon werc also
present upon the occasion
| Cork papers plcaso cory
Can~Ry. On Tuesday, November % MARY the be.
loved daughter Of John and Ellen Carney AGED "a years
and II days The friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from tho residence OF her
| nnrcpta, No 2g2 West Nretccpth street on Fricay
| afterndou al ono O'Clock without further notice
'CIAEWsow At rlatiAnds Neck, Long Island on NO.
vOmber ~. uEsapkTu ~. waa VI Chailcs A. clarksop.
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BREApsruyrs Receipts, ls ss7 bbls nour 800 DO ana
$500 bags corn meal II sil bushels wheat oz'ovi 40
corn, 80 $40 do oats, 1saS do. rye, ,as7 do malt ana
1860 do barley The market for sa.e ana h
er,s favor while state was without noticeable variation
The sales embraced 1900 bbls at our revised Quotations
nrices we've and dropping The sales embraced
45o bbls Canada flour rather dull and prices de.
cned Sc l0c per Dbl, the market closing heavy az
vas d,II and heavy Corn meal more active, and
eas were steady The sales comprised 900 bbs Bran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

AFrICE OF BENNEHoFF RUN PETROLEUM COM
~ pany No Is Wall street. New York Nov. n, lSo5The
Trustees Bennehof Run Petroleum Company have
this day declared regular monthly dividend q yc per cent
of the company payable and after the 9th day OF Decem
ber prox The transfer books will be closed from the LIST TO
the 9th OF December. inclusive: *
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LOUuE, only daughter Of Henry and Mary WALL ssed =
year and m0nths
The funeral will take place Friday afternoon atwo
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents, Cakson ave-
nue., Flatbush, l. l.
wHsros-on Wednesday, November 20, Mrs. SUSAN
L., wife Of o. Winston, aged 81 years.
Funeral Friday afternoon at two O'Clock, from her
late residence 500 Broadway The friends Of the family
are invited 20 attend.
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"A United Independent Democratic Club held At W,in an
Psdian corner 81 Minesssnn rsemou1y endorssS1For
Msysr IEoKER fos dsgP1a fsEREHieK
T for cs ssesssa@y aScSAkbs
NIrIzENs, YoMISAuoNs-FoR CouNc!LMIES, a or
Ninth Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eign,eena soss II
Mskey Kellogg Jas hR Este! Ch.msn
William lillian P y. Nelson sscre,arv y a '.'
III NORTON cos 100 Liberty street. Day or night OF
). J. RUNNER, is5 Spring street
TNoR COUNCILMAN, FIFTH sENAToKIAL DISTRICT.
~ssds IssE 'na seven
Fox MAYOR 9. GODFREY oUNrHER.
FOR s Sssa;;1 /; S 81 SsEGsisst'''
Of the New CORK jRsss Elk
H H:s:. F. ,: E Sss.s' lsser.s.ris..
FEpERAL UNION NoxI IlE1ASHoSs
yol F Sorpslsos oeonxAs
SINCE Dr. srSrd Co.. Aaas.o:
Ssa,
ID s 3 .s:ss 6: s
evening In sAs ~ Aau 81 6i EGspiJ E IWRuss
B'oFd'r9s pr..a.n. Of IS Ssasls Cosnisss..
NJ W. PEARsAIL, Secretary.
sAND "a TIE H pEU9Es MUST Be
Democrats and alwho In favor o. an nohes Sanns
'raon Of the city mHss s%EEai s'a " -'
70 raufy the nominatiOns Of
g. oop FL H45 Ss65krHzs,
ron GSSaa11 5 S ~ sssiSst''''
at the rF
COOPER INSTITUTE, 81
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. y, l6oot
The following eminent speakers have been invited:-
Nv HSsA Parker Of NJ j., Charles Price, Esq.
Hon n Godfrey t}upther, Hosea b. Perkins, Esq.
Richard O'Gorman, Esq, MAX uooePpi Esg., -
Charles 0Conor, ESQ.,, hchar9 1. LArrimore, ESD,
Hon Horace +. Clark, FRANK McEiToy Esq; a.
Hon lanes Brooks Everett p. Wheeler ESQ,
Hon James W. Gerard Adam G. Flanagan ESQ.,,
Hon Theodore E. Tonlinson, DR.. Adolphus Berckmann,
Hon Frederick N Mather, DR.. Frederick Trech,
Hon. Daniel M. Onren Moses ~ onderheim, Esq. .
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Ward. Ward -
l-Dennis Keenan,. 2-Wm @: McL0ughlin,
2-Jobn Schnagel, l5-Hugh A. Reilly,
3-Charles Parhea H-Henry r. West
4-James Oliver I5-Iames s. Scoaeld,
6-Daniel g. Swift l6-John Hope. ga
6-James al lran l7-JOln s. Giles,
John III Williams I8-Frcderick L. Vulte,
9--George w. Morton, 20-Cbaries Price,
lO-IIenry r. Roome 21--John O 4. Smidt,
1l-George McElvar, 22.PairiGkihnthony.
EnmtNn M Prum Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

noAL AT IS 80 PER TON. sar
NF GLOBE 1
MUTUAL COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT ACTUAL COST TO sHAREH0LDERs <
Which being delivered at their residences from the
yard Of the company, West Thirty seventh street.
SHARES TEN DOLLARS,
which entities the party Of coal year ct the
actual cost, for every share subscribed.
See prospectus of the company.
OFFICES: 9Hs .1
Globe Buildings, 81 broadway,
and 10 New street rear Wall. na. Ns
Let the people say with voice
DOWN WITH THE PRICE OF COAL.
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=
The demand for wheat less active and prices we're
dropping The sales covered 900 bushels at 90 for
81 SO for Milwaukee club The corn market active
and prices ruled very steady The sales were about
10000 bushels at Gle. eac. for unsound e5c
mixed nearly yellow. Rye continucd quiet but theirs
visible change in prices Malt was also quiet,
and prices ruled quito nominal Oats were IN light de
400 SOC for unsound and 60c. &C. for sound Bar
ley was without decided change; note further sales
Of $500 bushels Canada Eas! at 81 TO-
CorTox-Receipts, 26s bales The Scotia's advices
from Europe had decided influence on the market,
which closed entirely nominal at our suRoined quota
TONS The sales ''T 4p!ass v aso sais a r.
alddlins; 50 q g. g
PROVISIONS Receipts, as bbIs. pork Is do beef 2S41
pkgs butter and O91 do cheese The demand for pork
fairly active but at very irregular and decidedly
lower prices Mess closed at s27 regular. The sales
embraced IL 900 bbs at $27 S28 for mess and nomi-
nally s25 S25 90 for prime mess The market for
beef quiet but prices were without material change
The sales 500 bbs at $l1 $14 for plain mess and
$I4 SIT for extra mess Beef hams were dull, with
sales Of 200 bbls. at $3s so 81. Bacon was
unchanged; The sales were 500 boxes Cumberland
at 15c Some Stratford ice cured sold at l8hc.
Cut meats were in demand but prices somewhat r
regular, closing quite nominal Tho sales covered 2oo
hams The trans actions in lard light, and prices
were again lower though they ruled somewhat drmer to-
wards the close The sales about 200 ticrccs de-
yerable in January, sellers option, at l9c 90, and
COO packages present delivery at TIC 23c Butter
dull aud dropping, with sales at 2Sc 42c for West
crn and CSC. 4Sc for State Cheese was inactive
Common 10 prime sold sparngly at 14c. q l9c., as TO
quality; the latter rate for factory made
ToRAcco Receipts 222 hhds and S52 pkgs The mar
ket was without material change; rather more inquiry
prevailed seeding. We note sales 1888 cases Ohio and
New York at from 71Sc. II nc About 120 hhds. Ken
was et and nominal Foreign was quiet with sales Is
bales. Ha, ana at 25c gold In bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
10TH ALDRRMANIO DISTRICT.
III UNION NOMINATION.
For Alderman,

= 9TH WARD.-THR MOZART SCHOOL OONvENfT0F
Id Of the Thrteenth ward met q Frederick zmmer,A
Delaney street. Last evening" and nominated FOR eAo
Truatee Dr. JAMES ii. IRWIN.
FREpKRicx ZInMnR Secy. JAMES GAVIN. ChAirunAa.