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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.

Circuit Court Il held twice a wear, March
! ith, 1861. and September =, s6I. JehG
7 Elliott, Judge.
Court OF Common Pleas, three times n
vetr: 3rd Monday Of February. ith Monday
uf June, and lth Monday Of October. J. NJ.
Havncs. Judge
The Bpard of County Commissioners meet
On the iirst Mondays &C March, June, Sep
temhcr and December. Arthur McKew
Andrew DcvOss and c. r. Alexander, Com
mi Ssi0ners
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

YorNG Mas, PAY ATTENTION.
Don't be loafer don't call yourself
loafcr. don't keep loafcrs compa-
ny. don't hang about loadng pla-
ces. Better work harl for moth
ing and board yourself, than to sit
around day after day OF stand around
corners with your hands in youI
pockets. Better for YOUR own mind
better for your own respect. Bustle
about, if you mean tG have anything
to hustle about for. Maay poor
physician has obtained real patient
by riding hard to attend an magma
ry one. \ quire of paper with rcd
taps. carried under a lawyer arm
may procure him his first case anc
his fortune. Such Is the world: tC
him that hath shalt be given. Vui
droninz and complaining; keep busy
and mind Your chances.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

lio who admits that hs ha, a Sc
Get TO keep has, by doing so. re-
}ealed one half of it, and the other
will be likely 10 very soon follow.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

4 physician IS - unfortunate csa
tloman, who Is every day called up
on to perform . mirsole-to rsson
riic Good health With wrong II lns
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
New series,
THE RANDOLPH J0U RNAL
tsrrsttsurb rvsEr fHtpsY zos~i>o. ~
n ~ ID r Z w j III EFF z,
rbuoE tND rRorEirroE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
0ne Dollar and Fifty Gents Year,
fFFABIS aoEascE.


lne square, one insertion, ,...,....Sl 90
Etch additional insertion, ...f..... 10
\ liberal discoant viii be made 10 those
shs t4serti.e for A lor,gcs period.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
THOMAS WARD,

lIARDw Merchant. Washington
street, north OF tue Futkc square.
Winchester, Ind
fasx !. cHgVEy,1 sNos l.. WATSON.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
RANDOLPH COUNTY SEMINARY.
OLIVER WHITE, u. s., Principal.

TNE SECOND TERN tof the current
Il year Of this Institution will com
mencc on Nondsy Noveiaber 10th, lebi,
and continue ten Neeks
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY.
CHENEY n WATSON,
At LA W
WINCHESTER, md,

Are prepared TO procure
Peluioas, Bo,,niics and 4rrcors1J Pag
ifpan the mos, favorable terms Suici al
tsutiou given a. collection and security oi
C.4me. obs d. Jail building -
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
Tuition Per Session.


Tuition Per Session.
spelling. Reading, (McGuaey's Fifth
Kaader.) Asithmetie-Felter's Anal
vss. Part Secoad. .................S3 81 20
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography. Elocution, Elementary
Alr,4rt. Fhvsio.ogy, &c..g.... So -
Higher Aisebrs. Natural Philosophy.
Rheta.ic. Logic. Mensusatiou. &c. s. 81
uigheg Mathematics. Lain, Natural.
Mental ana Moral Science. 81 on
JanitoT rec per Session. = ...s,'..t.. tu
Tuition payable at the middle OF tie Ses-
sion.
No dedsctiop for absence, cNceN - cases
0f protr11icd sickness.
JAsES BROWN,
r ". klZfR.
a.. GOODRICH, TTHstees
q 2 nlGGS.
fDN l. EpGER,
>e!t . l-tt lo-d
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

Poor fences make bad neighbors'
and out Of bad neishbors crow law
suits
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
JOHN ROSS,

ltROcER AID BAkRR. aHd dealer "a
" Provisions. &c. Store on che north
East corner of Main and Frankhn streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
l., Il. \ e.. RAIL ROAD
TIME TABLE
E6l s " .1,:.::' fs7s'!il :

Arrival aud Departure Of Trains nj
Uuion City, Ohio and Indiana State
Line.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20

For the fulI oonrHe SboTs =; e.
regulate blank books for Bookkeeping. fhe eSaroe
2 ~, payable on Untertng. Tho time usuGIly Re.
CURED tor the eout90 hfrom Two to three mon tbs.
ont the student y not limited in tfme-hei may
remain ~ long, and fetrn - often as ne 6l6aseG
\, 1anl -. .'s 2 - r'tiT "a ssgE I -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20

- VlELHaUIAlE 81 ~ 6IRrT n7vT--7,-I y 4
EAA1AlOS
DIR JOHNSTON HI Isl DTRo0vppvrs
.1I9 SeEtHtl eRdEdaRdfO nIv. RfSc1rEC III MOST
N the 4RbF4d-oeS pdyate TisS33s s3St Remedy
the BAEF aud Limb, neaknelI
9 Bi4ddB SSlSSS Of TIE
potency G6heral D66iiity ~ q tSea, In.
SaoI, E6RDEf lrfG 06hflriops ~ -. DySpeptiG
td66 Hart reTct g, PalpitS'
Sight or GiddinesS. DiteSSs ~ ~ lS Dtmnealo
No1aPE SKIN, AdeOffon1 ~ fbS I t as 1eAai Throat
aeh or BoWelO9fh6Se lang, sto@,
Habits e arising ron
x eFs thelf 3GtimS t SSS q, 81
EASif oft lliiSSt bSs .I 6lIShtiOS
Ing marriage, 90 impo5 @ = ~ readst
'5tsNGoo 20 lila ..GQUNG. MEN si'a-7
757SpeetSuy, who have become The yictin- % s.,,.
SnSS tI 3a destructive habit which
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20
JAL TIH0RE LOCK Hospital
~ asEAs1Is a1EaxAAssvA aHTUs1 ,Ro,,
Nh JOHNBTON HAs DTRo0vpuprl,r,--

8HKOHLsYRLAgE wuN,
set'EH oA1I IA oaT a 1aRn a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20
pr. "a Klana1.

TUNDE99 his thanks 10 ali those Who have H.
i Vorcd him with their Gonhdsnoo and patronage,
SSd ISuid inform his friends and the people EOd6s
9doos85 T6Rd dGiSE 8 He'll III s Drug HiS
s s5Sss' SSn Il where he may b
and GaAresff OF 6hiot BE, DOStDEJ aaBl8 at All
20 assfrs e Tie Ftstill aid dafStf5ni q
tEeatmshE 40 ptie1ee8 the HeIectfO cBS6t6Ih Of
Aso1one using mtld ecftko fnEnadioss 6utR
P2Ttipg lnst9ed Of Depressing tie Vital PoROra The
n1ediehet used " hll1 af1 tfepdfS9 And bdt up in
his eY9 nc onSei Sc ltmspt Acute Dis.
treatment oIall VarietleS 81 6646RI6 ais That
eo1rge g he sepotlie .isHtts yaried
forms, u: PprRle9t fem thS Ran, 80
prevalent amonG ehpdf6i, Pufdtedt obIhhInaii
O8enAS Enlarged G16n1Sf gS6oerI. And
e eSfUahtl gecioi
hdySF o9npaints And FILES
yo11and Spinal 1iohG. plleply, RhsnpatiIm
20 tSr' 9a6 81 Paidfai fI1sS
uIarhieS and INefToub fDi5s4S5S toWhffh they are
slRlect2 he treata loo6 sfuHS. dEhs Itroatmept Of
CHILDREN will receive theS9me attention e. her6s
totote. All consultations Ard eommnhi ~ tI6nSi
conn donta and VIII F6odVo pFonp attenT
don. Might calls che GIfllly anBWoC0d. s0mEahouE
- heretofoEo until fuEther notIe0. 80 mhl9 %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20

and liz application 70 an manner OF t5H
ett' ooUNTING.H0usR oALCUIATTaEa
receive the attention their primary Importance ia
mapdg. The student 1illbe made acqu6iIited With
several modes Of Calculation not found n In6I1
tending greatly to the abbreviation Of iiS IorF
There q open TO the student also eourIe Of 1ii!
VIII, i BuSINBSs B6IBNCE
oompriGing Political Economy, Commercial Laig and
F6f SmfnUht en- ii f6TSFd !t6l tbs bea
method Of conducting business successfully On
1TI nats a att1EG. 2IsjS IT T.EF 90
cd with maximS and inculoationG tendine tb In
nation Of high character % men and ctfzehn.E-
Inc course OF Instruction iS-fntended to Be a
comprehensive and thorough "a that Of any 81 The
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the EtI.
0sntil Lnnoh4essS Hs1s aJ-554iati o. ..fg,i '-@'A
I.I.H. ,be6S leave 10 refer those to whom he 4,
unknown to the officers Of the banlEHt in Vheelfn1
and Bridgeport, and especially to hil atudentG.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20
No Mercury or sNaussous .Drug..
.ia DR.! JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College OF surseop,. 10,,..
raq% S,t nom one Of the most eminent Colleges h
has been spent in the hospitals Of London p.I. s
Ehileaelphta, and elsewhere has effected so1,o y
the most astonishing cures that Wero ever kno =.
whenasleep, great nervouSness. heinz Suu sa
sudden sounds bashfulness, with frequent DUNN
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind S-ats
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20
ROOK.KEEPING,

stripped Of TT absurd verbiage and Gncient pro.
lixity and intricacy, and adapted t0ithe modern
mode Of doing business, especially in the United
6t6keEia thB Leading Iubieot pfattentonzttsL LAWS
which are as exact, unerTing and free from exoep.
ton % those Of nature and Comprised in very few
Worda, arc hfpt made familiar 10 the student yhc
who iEthen conducted through AoourSe ofpraoticRl
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets of books In great
variety II foFmg, tn he thus acquires mAsteryu
che art Which 9ena6les him 70 apply Il With facility
TO any kind Of business.
-i's';os ga EVRITINGiSCHOO
a;open deg and evening attended by both ladies
end R6htleneu5 where, without entering for the fu
courses good handwriting GAN be obtained mi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20
YOUNG MEN
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the MOI,
hess. Indeed, without these the tourney throuvh
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect houF
~ dArkenS to the view; the mind becomes ahsdovN
with despair and filled with the melancholy reasc.
with our own
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20

A LARGE STOCK or CALIFORNIA WINES,
IA and Brandy and Kelly IiIAnd sparkling Cit0W.
be, ct MeOABB, KRAFT 4 oE'b 4
mh9 and REED, KRAFT s CO.'S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
yre,,dsut Je,,p.o- Infcrprets tho Late
Northern Elections.

THs Prssdenr' dHP.oh !" "o'',HO'
Sasrr. Of Mississippi In 'spy vs.
solicitation for The "'nof'rh o. VIZ uO' "v'l
fom the said State viii probably pu' ,"y NY
Ges in that genpemsn' IN VIC Ut" p''.'' W..
president addresses him 9" u''''u" w. ~
which desgnshon DO informs MN W" 10 - ~.
Govorner de (deto' ana mat nc ne' 90 'u'I.'"'
vhAi'v" 70 act In thA' e'p"ny' 80.
b.cks-, for The prospective Governor
spp. in,smueh IS that gcnusm'n has 'een 'u,h''
mating proclAnsuons' 'a'u'nb oi'' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
Tho brooklyn Tragedy.

TINS circumstances attending the dreadful mur.
der which occurred In Brooklyn on Thursday
night give adkins illustration Of the unsrrins
certainty with which relnbuton usu.lly follows
crime. Fony.eigh, hours had not elapsed .f.sr
the commission % tie bloody deed, ere both OF the
alleged murdereu were made TO look upon the
muhlated remains Of tke.r victim the noucy for
which the decd was committed beyond their reach,
themselves In the hands VI tho law, AMI TIE gal
lows staring them in the face. II Is such decis as
the ogTrso murder,h, deli crate and prone 1ltai-
cd assassi nation OF a friend and companion, in tho
most shocking manner, and solely for monoy-it
IL such deeds We say, that silence tho friends u
non-csptsl punishment, and that make even the
most sensitive person feel that hanging 10 too
good for such . wretch. But thers 10 ono
subject In Connection With this crime VII eh
deserves more than . pasSiny notice. Why did
the murderers enhce their victim 10 Brooklyn In
order 70 accomplish their bloody work There
are plenty OF parks In this city the police arc no
less Efficient In Brooklyn than in Nsw York. sull
shsy went three or four miles from the hotel, on
stormy night, with the project Of murder promsd.
rs,od. Tho reason is that the public lamps in
Brooklyn are not lighted more than half the time,
and In the park where the murder occurred they
have been In darkness for months II was evil
IDENTIFY the knowledge q this fact that caused the
murisrers TO select the CITY OF Churches" for
their hsndish work. The authorities Of Brooklyn,
by stopping this spiggoi Of expense. with no doubt
plenty Of buag- hole lssksgeA are accountable for
having The stain Of oBrros blood upon their city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
Advertising svird,sys

r-v '--e ar1 80 directed putlic attention 10
TO s.'rnc'll imio.I'ig1 pra,i.c upon employ
IAcnt tcok"-s b. b1suI ia;ell'ycuco ofc1r. An
other branch Of kindred swim ilng. even more
Infamous than that alluded w. we have for several
days Intended 10 expose An example Of the lat
Yer class came below the Court on saturday, the
facts In which eAso Will serve to Illustrate the
metaod by which POOR people are delrauded, and
u;ti TO DO an tgsauvo wArn.ui 70 persons In
quest Of emplo, n.snt young man came 10 this
city 10 sepNnber from ConnocscuL IN search Of
employment. lie o, served an advertisement IN .
morning Journal, whose INSCRIPTIONS character
he was unscq4 snI.d ~iih, which advertisement
stated tina, situation, at good salary, might be
obtsinoI b. cal ing As certain B-,Advay Office
the oaly stipulation being that tie applicant
should tspos. 1900 with his employer -
security" etc. lie applied for the sId stu
alton, was Informed that The "place" was
In an extensive grocery stores visited . grocery
which was represented TO 10 the place; made
bsgs n upon The advertised terms with tie osten.
sibls proprietor, paying The latter SOCIAL be
could raise. Tbs grocery proved " be small hvs-
doilr-s-dsy concern; the o,tsns bio VAS not tn Q
real proprietor; smother victim appeared At tbs
same place tho next day, and the s~indl NJ parties
we're finally arrsstsd snd committed by j ls,ce
LEDwiIH, viihou, bail. This case is only QUO IN .
hundred, and The class Of outrsges 10 which We
refer are largely on tie increase. No respsctshls
Journal will advertise . pslpabis imposition upon
poor psopls who are searching Tor honest employ
rnsnt but the rss'sls who perpetrstO these VILLAIN
les know -h.re to spply ir the means Of siver.
Using their swindlng devices. These who are in
| search Of situations should give vide ter,h to oil
establishments offering gool salaries and rtquir
"a dsposir from the spplicnnt No lestmsie
and rospoetstls business man either needs or ro-
quires deposi, from smploys, In any ordinary
ooeups.pn; and II may 30 safe y REGARDED as =
rule that all offers OF desirable situations upon
condition Of money deposits are sc,usied BY 'te
same sinister motive that lhe spider in The fable
bad In invinng the fly W "wAlk into my parlor 4"
soi down oil such advertisements as sw udles and
regard the paper which lhus lends itself 10 swind-
lsrs as paTtiesps er,minis In their erinu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
Ravnges OF the Rebel Pirate.

I'M Secretary Of the American shipm.sters' As
ISOLATION h" compiled . statement, giving = com
psts list Of all the United States vessels destroyed
by rsbsl priyl.eOrs during tie war, together with
tho date Of capture aud the name Of III, eaptor
From this report II sPpears that tho robels had
In all twenty priS-tesrs, and that they
destroyed OF burned two hundred and
sevsnty-hvs vessels having an Aggregate
Of cue million tonusss. Tho AlAhAmA was by lar
the most destructive having eIptui oil sixty -nine
vessels. After u comes In orter u desructvsness
the Shenandoah, FLORIDA, Sumter, Tallahassee,
IAcony. Georgia Jed Davis winslow, Chies-
nIugA etc. More than half NE aggregate loss TO
Omitted States shipping during The wal, was the re-
NaIi Of ,hs dsprsIAeons Of priyItssrs shat ware
biAd oui N Bhnkh portA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27

Tup JouRsAL or CosNIEoL which 10 the largest
daily paper In ths United States says; "wo
have seen the necessity Of snlargiug our paper. IN
order to do Justice TO our subscribers, aud have
been making arrangements a. fast as posslbls 70
provide for such change" We hope our bod
quill Contemporary will not act so rashly-or 81
least that II will enlarge only iu country Edition.
A country subscriber, who Ia eonVeneE. 10 ten
aero held, nigh, get along pretty comfortably, bu,
srscs in city is something Of an ohiscL and the
JoURSAL should not thus iuniei itself upon metro
polilsn rOs lars Except In case Of crime, whereof
the party has been duly convicted" Tas JoUGNAL
is quite right In wanting 10 do justice to Tvs sub-
scribers; bu, It ought TO know tina. the public
understand the difference between bulk aud quail
lily in . newspaper. They know that the beat
goods come in small packages, aud hence they
prefer tho suS, with is hlts load OF pure whcst
rather than tho grss, wagon loads OF merch. nisbs
hay which our blanket cotsmpor.rks send 10
market, and which tho readers must thoroughly
overhaul without being particularly benefited by
the tedious labor q dong 80. hultum IN PIrro
IL, snr oil, ihe true motto for q live newspaper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
SOCIETY NOTICES.

GLORIOUS NEwS-THE END OF RUM
drinking In tho 18th Ward. The Inauguration
o. the Young Mems Father Mathew Temperance and
btneyoence stc!ety No. s, Will tate place on Monday
even ns the 9Th inst, At ocloct, 10 their rooms
corner OF I2d st. and LIST All teu De rance soc etes
are respectfully invited 10 send decorate. in rerslis
be public are respectfully inve ed At end a. The q
VIII pc some o. the beet OF talent 10 GsdTess them,
Epeechet by hessrr. sutton, Maiden and Cameron
singing by the eele braed Misses Wilson and CARROLL
and /. host OF Others. Patrick KELLEY, Prs.t
AhOhAs CAhSON, Rec. secy 1a1
REQUEST THE SISTERS OF THE KIN
cora LAveue and O'Aahony Gre q. Of the Fenian
s'terhooi, TO attend private meeting on rle.lav
evening Nov. Isth, at o'clock D. m, At the hall aga
and lst av. BY order Of Head DiTsctoress Miss
fLLhN a. hAhON1. ST2
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Te Advertisers.

W. would sssin r-rnins our advcrtl'ins pa'rop,,
~ ~ q ,ors Viii b. 'too late for cs'ihcation
..l. hands al In AZ oslt counter before nine oo'ock
we teep our publication Office open 'or thc i',.pio1
M Advertisements until " O'Clock r. NJ wv Nv wv
-~assify them aft,T nine O'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
TRADE NOTICES.

PAINTERS A sPFCItL MEETING OF
tue y. i. I. Hoys1 Painters hrsoclatiou viii 10
Ltid on tlIs Mona y ycuiL.. z ia instant at -
Gcloth At Mehopoitdn iiLlL 50 ; Ath ave. Jas A.
BOJkkE- Prest, w. 10. MATHEWS, Reg. Sec. iii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
TRADE NOTICES.

EENIAN BROTHERHOOD ALL THE
l. members Of the GAruortu Circle viii "a n,
their Hail, ~ hudson e. At o'clock this evening
\, ne NUT be aus'LI - elections Tor new officer.
A Z. IOsIELLo' Ctutre. EpW'D' TRACY,
Zee. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
DAWNBROKER'S SALE on 7TF>r
Il NnX Y.lh. h. InIIN Nm -rL.L..

- Nov Hsth, BY join ADRrIaER.
Of routlemsL'G wearinr apparel ,I't. a. r'pc
and calico dresses remnants, brochs AMI .
.haWl, cloth and velvet hasuues .hccf.. b
taiers, bOots and thocs, 'pields, Nv IL, CONT .
tAlk't luge lot Of feather li,.ose' l,.I,.. d
bedding. OVefcoat, frock coat, husiur..
pants and yesit and vsrious other 'cia. t.. DBL.
on. T. mention vol softh tho atfe.tIlu up tf.,.t
add other. b. Orier OF ,OlOMDN'S, L.. d..
=. s-Also large lot OIL ladies fine hnti..l
uudergsnneut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
pAwNBROKER'S SALF-BELL ZINC

u HAM viii sell this day, at g, ,'r.o.k. Al o..
BoEtry go los valuable silk dfeues. fru.f.
shoes' quilts coats p.nts, vests hess. pilu4.
Pawnbroker's sale, BELL & ISGEAIiAV
on 1ue.dsy, by order Of CHAS. CUDIfrp
springst PawnbrokeI's sale BELL INIENI
III ecu Wednesday, order u u.LONi, ~.
broadway. Pavnbrotef. sale BELL 4 /,
IAN, viii cell sell on Ghur.iav, order II %
BACH, 4tJ Grand Of. P,NubruEct', sac BE-
FRY. 1l6 aveC. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-27
Observation-Disclosures T. n ASS0

NOTlCE-lluHILR L, b. ASSO-
1 eiation-luS ntutegr Of this society are mar
.eula'l{ Ieise'rd t. s"e-l he next csuIar msc:.
on Monday, Nov. sTt, = Inc c'crt '., SloDhS N
take place sni ol.'' tq'in .'sVii to tanActdi' By
order OF le soc'eti' LAARlOS, Frs.t q COX
NIN, s,cy. vtf
WORklNGM tNS UAION-THE COM.
w uit'te o. ," ,- '.s- each u..e.s ion apo n OF
a, tho ,p,y ,ar ~ " FRIDAY lstt TO make A.
meet on ne MONA! eyolinc Nov. g7th, Al 3
oeiees' ! q. .I n,e A. eec.A ions MOI p cent
comulttee OF ono to A. in coa1aac,io2Y KIN XII
above ConH.,'SSs a, ia!s meeting Deeeate1 are
s-o fgIrIsSis ~ p0isd 70 pay their alssssment
H. s. pASN" ~
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E,...si.I Now. M.rhs,. Az

E~s York, Saturday, Voc. Is, go p H-Ths ron.
ersl Stock market was active and higher during the
early portion Of the day but closed dull with down
ward tendency. Governments we're steady, With bu,
little business DOING. Gold elosod at IAN. The do.
msnd for money VI. 10" active than on Friday.
The price to the broken on call vas per cent. with
exceptions at per cent on Government collateral.
Foreign exchange vas dull at los a lO9'. for bank.
or bills at 60 days The total imports Al New Yori,
far aha xeak eoupara n. foilov.,
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MnRIARTY A1Cr- WILL

j mOBlARTi, AUCT., WILL SELL
- Tuesday, a. O'Clock. at 1871 CHATHAM Sun
. good a,sottment Of furniture, feather Hos. %
trase', blankets, quilts. a. painting. mitfors e..
e.'.imerA dress goods, holsery, slIrts, dts,
eloaks aud other goods +
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pAWNIIKOkER'S SALE. THIS DAY
4 JOHN MORTIMER, 10 faat Bro.dv. I.
lot -omcu's clothing, elk, merlno aud c ,Iir, .
90, fine iklrts, sha-ls cloaks. remnants 49,
spreads, quilts, blankets boots, shoes, Iefs. o.
and other goods veil orthy the gt'gu.top .
and housekeepera by order J. MEIXLL,
BiOCme It, ''
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9Th st sells on Tucs az, Nov. .si-. a,
o'soct, the entire stncF ~ iho l1rco grore'v CON-
ms OF bar es 'urar coffee. caud.ea s0ap, ,tal,I.
Particular, In morning paper. H.
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NEW YORK, NOVEMBER %, ls6i-wE,

NEW lUNh, NV E3IBEH %, ISGI-WE,
me uhdeIritLed meIalers oi the Eishtcenth
NHsi mechanic. and Labo. egs' Association Club At
meeting held at Mr.. John Co-groye's cor oil s.i 81
aud ave A, un2n Inously approve the following Tr.o-
luton Resolved, That the time u ut hand Vhen
u, citizens o. this Ward uil lie called upon 10 So
ltc' men TO MI the different Offices OF tie CIV and
COUNT 81 HeS loIk shat he Office Of Mayor 10 one
Ma or, he lion, 4, GODFREY GUNIIL'K, ia
h!.ed that Important oihCe Tor the ls., Two yenrs
this Association, DO pledge ourselves 10 SUPPORT him
Tor Ie-e'eesion ths4 ru use all our tuits 10 .,e
IhA1 us o"n Ward che ls1hJ vii gNO ulm an over
sLtHhlhs majority, and a.sO that We vii use our
uesl sndtaVots 70 Influence tho voters In the N.fI.
IN close proximity sisLeI IN behalf OF tie Ohm
JOHN CO5ukONE, Pre- WILLIAM NeJ SbPP'
Wee Pesi THOMAS BkANSAN, See THOMAS
DENNY, Rec. Sec. III 40
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FN wv " ~ VI VII kOO
lows with former reIurna

lows with former returns
For the Week. 1874 1875
Entered at the port. A. IA a. 40 goe
1hloWn on mAlkeL.... Cig4yu -3y4f-s
since Jan. lt l,BI tsrE
FnteIei At the purt.... $50 'gSsl 81 INioa
1hro~n on market, 90 ,,9oSI S.4lsiiS
On Change to-day Flour was DC a lCo. letter for
sound kItIa sn'e, and dull for all o her Kind,
Wheat "" quiet Corn Was dull and lie. lower. Dat,
were steady. PoTt ave dull. Beef VIVA lt,aty Lard
". lover. whrkey srs Gull and dropping.
hi"'R sAtL,-TlE.r noALu
goo Us. g. Step .l05. lOo Bnnsy,ck / o
900 ,; 6h s-!,' ly 2UJ Ashburton Coal II
ioOv Co ~. W. az Go........l5.iGI
A'o" ~-''''' Nv w LAhigh 4 j, c., IL
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HOFFMAN AND O'GORMAN RATTFICA-
i ton meeting. The Committee OF Arrangement.
Tor the grand Democratic hat fcstion Nearing viii
meet 81 lamnsny hall th's Mon Jay. a ternoou, at
O'Clock * order Of DOtuLAS TAYLOR, Chm