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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

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EAzsL z. Hsyf-r Aaarez h'frPef.
THE DEPENDANT. ANDREw HARPb
Il nas h.fng uos rcsidsni ishssitsnf o. tais "a
sA,rv N - AL il : sri-rs that pzslisa1ca se mads
f.F sacee.Ve uesss x ths KasKrs ssaot5e 49, 50
s.es ,e .sDsr hs sh- Casey cgsrt o knsxvtr %
-. 49,, - ayr IS thsa Aai th1rs nzks aoaszss
a. Al - 80 ,.s 80 er takss ar eohtsssea and ~
hearing - Pafte-
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

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THE DEPENDANT, W. II. PLUXLn
Il having ssa irom he STATE q Tennessee - chArr
The h; Is Is oF3sfe4 Ai pgblieafoa be made Tor aE
weeks BrOsaioss VIZ, aaCfyiaE sad aecsAzs
PsaS bs0re ne Ceancery ccsr Fl KaoxVs TIE hr NJ
daJ % ApF lS6o. thea aaa tbeTs &sfe1ss ~
the sans I'll BE tsEsn fer confessed ant sci ~ bars
sx parts
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

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TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE made
a ~ 51saaey f, isl % aad csass u sai Al ~
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

TNHb INSTRUMENTS IAtL VIII.
sna saysA Atkin. beng sa-rsss4sots q fsnfss'sa
,iateS IN ne hiR. n orrfsj thst Pbsaissu D. -
lear Successive Husks n HFusBisss Wig, asuyas -
t.iapss % aDessr bsfors hs chaasery Cart a. 49,
ne afss Aoaaay % Apr, $50 tAsa Aiad tasss - AA
- - 81 ~ - sans ~, so Souiesrcd ta2 "
hearing sx Psrts.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

The Chattanooga 6ssefte says VERY fair ysae pas
pollsa IN shal District Ths posls WEIR opened q
ne onsachaela Hcass and e he once n Squire
Blaekhpra, on Msska street The count e y iol-
sevss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
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TNHE RESPONDENTS i Pnrr

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hsiaE ssa-rssdsHts % The State q T.1nesss - 49,
In he kla L 70 arfersd hat pUbBsasion BE uaAs a. z
successive resRs IN The EooITis Wig HStffytzE ~
tsndAnss sppsaF Casnssry cssFt "a KaoHsls =
erst AsEdEy 81 April, 1851 tssn aaa thsfs % -
fsfeuss bii, The Tor confess.
10 thesa asd st Tor bearing paTts.
A oePy Of ths order:
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
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JessPk A. Ns5ry -. Tics. J. Pyus'l zs4 ass-st
THE DEFENDANTS, 7. ]. Powell AZ
u l. Haynes being aos-Fsssass Of The STATE e. Ts.a
charRed In NE bfi Il = orasrsd thas prhea.ssa
ioF lour ssess 10 BroSrioss Nhs aytfiux ~
deea4sns appear before th9 Chsacery C0zgs az KHsIv
TIE Ars AOBday % AFr, isS3 hen tAsrs - zsfs
deeass The 5 she SB b taksa 'oF asnfgsss
set &c hsaFas Farts.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

JaAa Btr'sr .. 9 y. CSart,ss as4 ,is-s.
THE DEFENDANTS, c. ". Chaltsn a.
Il JEnss n klRsaia, Being Eoa-Fesilszsssf fsaas1s
Ela5ed ne In II IL entered lhat BehsaLson b mass
successive weeks n BFvvuioss Wig astEtytng Ezd 4a
b appear b<fors The ChRacesy Coart Kaouyile
Asaday 81 Apxf, ISIS, thea AID thsfr EAks 4s7ss .
ID The Si Ss taksn for confessed Asa * I
sx PaFse
A copy q ne oraer.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
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S9aa ~ AIRY 9aa ofAFFf - hsfAsF ~. " Tens -
Others.
THE RESPONDENTS, Luther II. "
Il son. Wa Davis Ersb-sh 4. Davis, Jsess Jusss,s -
J. Jlraasoa, tia Q. asCSaam0a, sam- a. AeCsnaou aos
Nc1znna9a, Nm. y. hsDsn1asa ana Sarah NeCs-ars -.
neu-Esssaaats 81 Tennessee, charged n shs BIZ r
arFsd dat pzbiisatnn ~ nads ssr far gascsssv- So.
Enszvlnskis notfIlns said defendants app-ay e. - -
eeFy Couyt IA kasxVBs ths arst nsn1ay 81 aB- ~, -
snd usrs make assass ts ne AL as ace 81 i.
zen iar sanfSssed nsd set hE asAFiaE sarts
ssgy 81 he order;
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

" n. y. FrafeT, . q 4. 8. Iss. 4a1'r, ssi g.
THE DEFENDANTS, W. ID. Ish, Bee
being rssdests Of feaaessse, charged 10 Ne a
ordered that pshcaoa BE made fer f8sF
BEsWsioNs wig ngtlyisK aid defendants % sVpsH
ChEHeagy csgF Kaaxys tss sFst Msaday Of Apr -
thea and tAsFx sSn4ks 4ssass the hR ne
takea for confessed ard set for bearing e pzrts-
copy 81 The order.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

5. E t'isrcaass esd otksrs 70. Jsks ,. Len.
FTHE DEFENDANT. JOHN " LIE
beiEg aoa-rssldsn1 Of ths Saaaa. As sAArgs4 n -
Il 0rdsrs4 ihei pohHsatisa BE aAas oF ssr s1ccvsS
IN Brpgnas's HaS, assilFing sAi1 defendant ApPeEs
tAs CAaHcsry CoarI kaexYis arss NsB1ay . "
iSe then ana tasre nake deseazs The BAL, - -
Vii ee tAksa or ecalessSa aaa or hearing paff
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
THE DEFENDANTS. Z. WALLACE

Jass. B. Horsi, q. Es.s Tssssssr, Sad Gsssr I,-oa
Csapans.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

Rsssss pfssisass ss6ss.sa sssss ss So q IFes.s
i've i,sse vst@ e. usyefaes. sd - average Of
i.9uo e. tks legislative tlokss SIS pssrshet1 %
hear Isss, en- fpsi Us ysse @ nnfe shsA $50 Il
i helisssal We ssst eoiapllasaisi ~ rs svse
given n sves sna aluve shs general tirket and W
rrsnn on shsnks % thsse waa havs thas expressed
shssf seassoaa eoaIasnee d n. In or Own town
We received she largest vese given 70 any candidate
b The last thirty years sisvsa Assfsea and esats.
We hoy 10 be ahe % give The vote u The districts
IN cur nexL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

nslce 4lil IS fauna he hsnim and fenk e Pc
twelve suls fsoshllS esplassa nssf Aeitsh md
xInss.ss. AcoosdsaS = shsir ssaraas I5ass apan
he psrsos 81 enc d ksna shty Nsss sal % vn :
sbsolal niaslorno ssats d barn towhs end bridges.
II vim Is seen fsoa This Js.vaai which vesppsna.
lhal shsy were 70 % .stvteia ttsy - KsoSsiilss
aad falica. whas thnl lkiag VA We kaso ~ lasas
bat fAs srslx tsys i viii yet be aunal iflassies
i deal. oss 70 s,sse maa, they sIl Al Be sxseased
Their authorities hung talca nea here fof ias efs
Hsan,es than these men committed. This paek rub
I'D toals and eislsens - they came o. saptefins
seas 9reenhscks. The oiacef having shls slslsn
alonsy in possession has had The impudeass 2 De-
,uand q return to him BY cur authorities What
i Il they are nas capable of
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

.JEFxNA ID rs 80, =,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Naval Intelligence.
THE NAVAL DOCK RACE.

The contest between the Algonquin ara the
Winoosh is practically at IN end The WiIoOrk
stopped her engines at i3o yesterday afternoon, she
having run for 90 hours without any stOppagc whatever
At the time Of stopping the engines Of the Winocsk
were io good II not better condition than when rhe
began the trial On tho other hand IL is said that the
engines Of the Algonquin wiz require scycr,l new
tubes before she can again reI1ns tho contest.
Mr. Diogerson alleges, among other things That tbe
accident 10 the WluoOtkS wheel might heyc been
avoided sqd that II was allowed" 10 take place with a
view OF increasing the number Of re7olutone made by
the Wnooski.
Capt Cooper Of the Ninooski las requested us 70
state that the accident 1syitaJk ana laf the en-
gDes If the WnOoski been stopped. the coal barge
would have drifted under tire wheel Of the NinOotki
and the damage would have teen much mJ-s serious.
Further At the time Of the soppagc Of the Algonquin
the n0osks throttle valves wide Ortu. that
ar Dickcrson had Lo cauLe iOT acting IN III manner
be did
We do not know what the next move on The part oi
the rivals will be- but IL ia currently reported that they
will begin another trial Of9J hours on Monday or Tues
day next In this trial each 7essel will b. allowed "a
burn as n ich coal as she can.
THR BPOcKLYN,
Tbe sloop-of f-war Brooklyn Is still t-H in The
stream ~ aitlng orders 10 sail
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

rpec,uens Of art in america Whether or mot mi,
is tue they have added greatly 20 The reputation ~
Their aailoT placing them in the front rank oi 'Ho
ROYAL Academlcons. 49,. Emo
ihe Oh paintings shared no better fate thal 'as NV
water colors. Tho "Dsmsl swamp pdl"t,V,. 80, ~
Thos Cole for the late President Martin an @ ,, n;
at "A cost Of COO brought The wTetchedy 'oN ' tyo
$50 landscape ard sheep by Verboecen16t, 6,e i,et
Communion pictures $500 each; Come 70 "c1,hb~tt
by Girndot. $3.50; "Rlstc Hreaklasi' Dy sfs,
very rare SIZE; "Auiqmn by Il, t1nwer aiir by
"Tho Trophy" by Ansdel, slO3 l"Tsi :, hS snn,ners
yerheylcn s2GO sheep at Noon Ilde soo ny After
Sll5: "Tbe Last struggle" by the same M sli5.
shaver" by Juncss s2s5 Landscape ny I"iS,ria1
Three Brother" hree lare' tres and an Hamet
el50: M,rced Like. 500; OplIs1n anu
very large painting by Shuesseie' s'T Howard HILL ss5;
.sForacinr Party " a tiny gem ol u9"au uI l,.' nv
"no,d iiirS by Hnbner, s90l; "Landscape' py
Koch Kock SI06 . ,,-.s;. Yarn and Emit.
.r, osScr familiar from thc numerous illhor NJ
~, it, sId for sIOOcnch \ fine landscape ~ Cnuiun C
were sViu sou ivI % -, 81 600 "Evcning in Connecticut
could Gd no starters at SLC & n@q Sas Iycsdned
o.uuS, ,ho sanltary Fair brought the munillcepi
pjce OF I5 BY the above, which Is merely "a sa aoan
nrnher eyeu az specimens of the SAFE " can De see
,be1 uu,1 bargains were plenty and buyers few
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Theufcrs.

I" The Ticket of-Leave- Man viii be acted al
the Winter Garden tonight for the third time 'his
season. and the last time for the present 1t hns been
finely produced and extremely wei acted. Mr. Johh
Broucham will make his first appearance at this thea
ter as announced already on Monday evening Ihe
niece chosen for the occasion Is Mr. Broughams own
comedy, well known TO this public Of Playing With
Fire"
There will be Matinee performance to-day
Mt the Broadway Theater " sam" stil holdiae ior'n
there in triumphant manner. sam viii also ap'
pear Ia the evening and every evening Until the puO'
lie gets tired OF him Apparently they are not urea
yet.
Mr.. C. W. Clarke will make his first appear
ance ,his season, at Barnum's Museum. on Monday
Meanwhile Oceana Judah Mazeppa and Kathleen
oNei continue TO please the hahtue' OF the Lecture
Room II should not be forgotten that there s az 81
tornoon as well as an evening performance at 'his
thcater.
The Ravels will give a Matinee, at Niblos,
,o.day. as is their Saturday custom. IL commences a'
O'Clock.
The Matinee at the Hippotheatron begins at
q o'clock.
The Streets of New-York' may be seen to-
nigh, and every night at the Olympic.
Nj. Wallack announces the production o.
|" A New Way to Pay 0ld Debts" Mr. Davenport
viB enact Sir Giles and Mr. Holstan will pay Masrall
The time is yet to be appointed. Tonight 1h'
lNeedf1l" for the third time.
Miss Fanny Herring will appear at The olC
Bowe-y on Monday. Tonight is the last Of Life 10
Life" and tie ccmio pantomime OF :" Rsosi or ih'
Magic Star"
"The Managers Triumph may be seer
lriebily at Woods Ministries, and "old TiIc's Rocks
at Bryants.
Professor and Madame Wisemau giye a maei
cal entertainment tonight at Cooper institute and th
stereoscopticon School of Art is open 10 al inqurn
lovers Of the boautifu at tho corncr Of Grand an
Crosby-sts.
. NJ Edgard, an actor well known to the al
,endants al the French Theuter Of NJ. Juignet has
II benefit tonight-thc performance being given at HoI
J. Chapel Several good French players will appear
r " Tn Caprice" and "Edgard ct Sa Donne'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

This Wrnree has a,nn taken the FRIsr PagsIux the
Great air h, American Insttut~ has also taken tho
YRsr PREMIUM the State Fairs OF NewNork, vermont.
Peuu.yivau1 Ohio, Michigan, Indiana Illinois, KENTUCKY
Iowa Wisconsin. Connecticut River Valley far Champ ain
Valley Bar and most Of the County and intuIe Fairs
tho country. Over iGo0n have been so and
IL. the Uultod kaies, snd heard ~
| Nsff not tlti.
THE UNIVERSAL. .upsh,r 20 a other Wrnger. In havrs
gey rolls Of solid India blbber, protected by strong
that they cannot clip break 00se from Re stt
it, stroug yood frame cannot be- broken and does
,oi Pie o0ssI Every Universal Mging-r l. WARRANTED.
W. select few tetu ,niA Iou p"rsol widey known 70
the public who speak from KlcTeuce above
/ suspicion Of missisemert
My family would give tie cooking. this
CLOTHS NssGEh u cannot DO too highly recommended
i ,oon Robinson.
After constant ofthr usyt CLornEs WRISarH
'p1wcrs thh be 10 give Il the unqualified praise and
h nd pensAble part of tho machinery
hou.rkcepiuS - Rev Henry Ward Bcccher.
This .t first Nringcr have found that wonld stand
the service required of "lJ T. Hrggns Loyejoy's Hotel
1--WE think the Machine sCcH MORE THAN
por'mt h. Nrugsr should bn h.ted with COGS Orange
judd, Editor oi American Agrcultlralst.
heAfty commend II = oeonomi'ts OF slime, money and
cont ,utneut' - The Rev, Or. BelloMs.
II hbyr eXpcdts work. ani makes the iauudre,s
rool1lurcd does not tear "a indispensable
NwcLrcgIited family. - r. ;. Stor.s. H.. ID. ID.
PRlCES-LaI-c sfe, rl0 Mcdiam ~ 80. On rccep. OF
t,e price LON pacos wltIe 30 one Il Ielns will send
ihe WElNGGR fee Of freight charges.
good eGn'!ss can mako money rapidly selling them Ia
every town Exclusive sae guaranteed snl hDcT, terms
gsen 10 responsible parties WHO hrs, apply Descriptive Cir
cIar aId terms sent Tree,
Ihe cc-brated DOll : CLOTHES WASHER which has
us' tkcn tie firs Premium at the great the American
IuAtit.ie Il sold also by the undersigned.
Il. &. BROWNING Geuersl Agent.
No. 1i1 broadway, Nav \ ofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
.o.. Pcporfed by TekgrGph.

,,o.--,,,, oc, 2,--Four-Supcrfno Extra $50 90 soi
E5ta % 3e1 "a e. 80 h1%Gyc tIa% canaia wiSl So 25GS6 5
20 2Vg p ~ 20 yebe.t SO 1905 - no. Cansit,
81 256Si 80; WesioIn ~ 2a@rt -. Oa'' iDonle
~ "a 10; supeIfnc, SGdS6 90 Nns6i-ta
s,esdy It .odsi So; SpIns 81 |o@r =" p',';
GsTzGo. Oct :Fo active snd s,eaay sales oi 29" 90
hIa - I. f,r No Spns 10 80 for Red Winter. Sil Sy
for While l2 so Double E1L. Wheat dsi 'ales
bnsh No Milwaukee Climb al + o. ana o1V esn; go 9G o
samne AZ = ~. Corn quiet sales 3ut0 bush NO l,"
- ~ Bsrov steady sales n eco bush Canada at ~
ilve and Peas quiet Canal Ffei:ht, unc1ansei h'h@ 1
norts owing 10 unlayorabe wind are unlnipoItni. aa
fno,,q "a bbis Flour $4,000 bush. Wheat. 1909 push
Corn 48oO bus Barley, 1900 bush. Rye shippe" oy n'
0e 27flour duh and nominal wheat tc,lve
and ady1uced 7d8c sales II 81 4Sd ~ - ior 20 : "
IAEI Is for No Corn quiet; sales 81 ft~4. lD.
.nd Ac for No 2 Oats h'l 1t en advance ol g. 'n
:, Pa ,or 10 l. aud 230 DC for No. iishwines
Pr9Ss.n, que'' Werrn;a 500 bis fiouT 81 600 bush
Wsea, .8 90 bush Corn. 1900 bush oats ~ o
600 oils Flour 1000 bush "hea'' ojooO D"'" '0n'
Op,, MnysrxgE. oct 2 Flour duh Whes. dan q s.@
e. 5g for No l. Oats 20 ties,' 'e,asa ,,. so bbl.
500 6bs Flour; go bash " neat 'l'P"'"''
PritapmPnIA Oct 25.-Perolegm declined &C.. 'Trde' ~
a., ,as oil 80. bbs Refined, in bond at D. ."dc.i ~
7s6foc Flour las declining ensnc5i EhiIa .: S.o
s9 Wheat b.; q desns I9 a Rye at 81 isSs 70 C5n
- dli. yellow At 6ld}c. buyers demand tedu.'loD'
o,ts very dn st sec. Me-. PoIk at $40 L1i' "
ptrTtNons Oct ?5.-Fionr heavy. Wheat dnH yl, ah1
Ind 30 Cora Glm; sales Of White a. W@o,c'' t%s"v" %
ali and lower Sc 0a,' It i8oSlc, seeds Sh nom
AZ 25d4g So Provisions da.l and heavy "hiA! MUM
Ia ort 2--The Cattle rnise, h., been fa,hr du'
recallv 20 d.y the supply being large and ihs "ea'sI u
favortbc storm Of snow Of An hour 9u,'oh.
80 in .aTy In t ay; ,aes Of sbout 90 her at a'.c of
ssaawags Gaze for common to ordinary ie 10, tt oo 70
,ood and gaac. foI extra. Receipts yV some ~ :.
Which 20 East many oftLe doves will 20 through 10 ~
York Ia frst hands ShoepHeceipts 0l demand f.'oa
GGrie Mos'Reccipts is 600, shipped % New ots u ag
s,s Of 200 a, lldlic the ulsnG ior the h1t4n hAA'
! las ,een sharper than during ihe last week. ,,,.
/ fLuANY oct 2--tlouT quieti the storm ch'cN 'a,'.
Red Wheat - O. and - - or choice White state os
In fr demand az So. Canada. and t6c for STATE orr
Sses AZ GOa9c Tor nnsound aud choice Western and
Nesten Yellow Barley quiet; sales Io,oJ oi'h al'u
Eas, AZ ~ o. Shipped by tows-li bush barley TA',
Fuouyi.e-5 loads Com, Oats, flour, bsfey' h3e
Wheat 80 ,,, -. 49, 80,
changed Com ssles Of Warm a. Geo. No. J, e'!t gay
quiet Barley. Calads. T. Rye inaei''e ana naini. y
Nhisky he a, ~ 2lQ ,. 20. Pork, - trnh rtes y
! Unchanged Imports lIl2 bt!s tiost, "s'g pun
Wae,t: a. SO bad. Cons 1881 bush OATS 2ell BUN
R.Tcv I1ports--s2 220 bush. NheA I21%o bush 'o'h
/ q 21o bu-h. Olts; l5il0 bush. Rye.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
Monumeut to Col. Hail.

To the ISli.or Of The N y. Trib1ae
SIR: Please allow ne through your widely
extended Journal to mako e. appeal 10 Unionloyins
persons, and especially 10 tie brother officers and
soldiers If the 9th NewYcr Cavalry 10 forward
and aid il raising a sufficient Of monoy 10 buy
plot Of ground and at least plain marble slab. to marx
the grave Of gallant officer ever drew saber
in defense OF bis courtry. The late Lieut. Col VIM. r.
Hall 9th ~ Y Cavalry, who Sled from disease con
tracted While in Libby Prison leaving widow and
threc hepleis children He lies in the plblic lOi
in Greenwood. without any ncrk or sign Il donote
. here rests ooe Of the bravest ofthe brave.
take the liberty Of making this statement as q
~ other in arms feeling that os II is known
su table tribue to the memory 1t the departed hero
VII be made Gen. Wa. Hall. Nc. ji3 broadway, and
Csst Chas. Ststson, Astor HOusf. have kindly con-
sem I'd TO receive any money contributed and sdould
thoGs be any surplus pay it over fer the benehof tho
widely and orphans. Respectfully S9urs,
EI OFfIc..g-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

THl FESIAN Recommendations oI
TIE SI.5ATR AT III AsTOR House. Tho Senate Of Oh
Fenan brotherhood met in sscre session at the AstJ
House la7t evening asa, executive body. and eatat
lished Financial Military, Nsyal and Civil Bureaus
Ober business Of greet importance to TIE Organization
both in ARerca and Ireland gas transacted, but as
the meeting private nothing concerning 1t trans
pired. Tie President Col W. K Roberts. presidc J..
He returned from Washington Wednesday night,
where be and Senators Kiian and Neeney had gone Oh
important business portion of which will h. given 10
lhe pubic in duy OF two 1he Senate did not adjourn
III late
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
saI1 Of Cboice Oil Paintings - Unnppre
ciafcd Art.

Last evening The sale Of oil paintings at The
Dufsedorf Gallery, No. Sic Broadway was continued
a muck larger audience being present than on the
evening previous, willie tho bidding was less spirited
The prices brought we're extremely low. There have
beer few saes known in this cy where such Iack Oi
appreciation hes been shown
10 ur0ye this IL IL only necessary TO mention thai
fbe wen known Cattle Piece Of Cooper was RD clt
down 1t eco; G Landscape by Turner at sO; "GirI
Keetiag' Pooies bet, sle0i "Fruit by ne late W.
Uuut, SI53: "Sea piece, by SanieIi, Sl4o' ana
"fceae iD Hclcis.a" 0y Roberts. a..
gL.se we're s9,c! ,,IoiF and sJlc ~ - the WeH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

CnArPfOy BOAT RAcE.-The Atlantic Boat
Club Will clo'c tlcir racing season to-day. by their
annual races for the champion belt Of The Club aud the
married and single contest The championship Will
be r,wed for in single scull boats followed by the race
between The married and single crews in fonr.oarod
shell boat,. The races win be rowed On The usual
tree mile course from of nc Elyslan FIeids Hohohen
comnieaciDH at ocioch /. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE treat. on all di..,,..of
chronic character, Marriage custom. o, the world o. The
Cause of matrimonial and social wrochednes. pc,eutne
ihsasan4 .hinss Of thrilling interest never published before
making slIogoher sensible book Gr sensible people and
ufraionG TO he had Al tie newtplper depos and book
stores throughout the country Price VI 90 Copies s.nt b,
uA ev,rywhcc postage paid receipt Of tho price Con
tent. tsblos sout foe hdi.ens
~. J. u. lOQJE, Ne. Il3o IIo.dwey. New yoA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
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Some time last Summer sent 10 you aud obtained copy o.
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. AID tmy /. tie title Of thai
hook good one there Is not pas ia 1t bu, on. can nd
rood snd sound reasoning, II cond not ob
tain another copy would not part with the one nos. have
any pdoo. It is just the book thut should bs ia every
taniy and al would take heed and follow your dir. tio.
tLcre would not be ay puny md imoeue people a we
nov have.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
,,rDyCAL COMMON SENSE
,p,n THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS or LETTER
vuou ALL PARTS oF THE COUNTRY:

Vol County Of yer York 10 ri: EDWARD
,lo CIV Of Now.York IN the County m9r'Ia 9 h
-. .syon siys That the extracts oi eieis III,
neis o. scnd Of his work entitled sieoI
~ ~ c,n,,nn sense are genuine luotlons it'pi ~ 81
i,J by mall from the various COUNTIES naisa s,ber
=, 't aid lesmoniil, written without U" VI
, invitation solicitation nnd that ,heJ .'o III ,i
ponei' .hose J,lv received by bIn nom u raf,s o wv
,anl al frotl people Of al classes embsclna PhJs
couu, ahb rs artists Sc ospcl those III tie hpm
bltf: positions ID mel u" EDWARD y. FOorE.
ao,, 10 before me- ths 2o;h day of Ocio5er i9o;
"" luAs WAiGur kRBr, Notary rugSiN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
pr.D CONTENTS TABLE or MEDICAL COMMON
srNsE. ON INSIDE oF To.DAYs PAPER

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