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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28


What's to be done The sheets not full;
And yet we've not an item more! f. UH
When times are so extremely dull,
This editings bore
oh, that we had some fairy tale
OF some lone wanderer Of the deep.
Hain't some one got pup for sale?
Well advertise him cheap.
Oh, that some switch were out of place,
Some train of cars smashed through and thro
For then we might fill up this space; .
A dozen lines or so would do.
Well wait little while, 1t may be
Well get notice from the Squire.
We wish the Queen would have baby,
Or some one set the town on fire.
Or If some brook would start up hill,
Some fish get ''drownded" in flood;
Or, what would be far stranger still, ,r
Some patron bring load of wood. Il,
How glad we'd be to chronicle r. "
The strange event, no one can tell.
But, hold the sheets already full--gi' u'
Patrons and Friends, short farewell.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

The NATIONAL DEBT, A Republi-
can paper triumphantly ANNOUNCES that
twenty millions Of tho public debt have
been paid This is lie, no doubt but
# true, what thcp2 How long would Il
take, paying twenty millions a year, to
discharge the National Debt2 Just three
hundred years ~ 81"
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A lsemIniscence of the Charles.
t@ ton Convention Of 1850. %


The Charleston Courier relates the fol.
lowing:
"We reoollect on one occasion dining
with Mr.. Vallaudiglam, during the ses
sion of the Democratic Convention Of
1850, in this city 1t was at tho period
when the delegates from the South haj
intimated their intcution to Withdraw from
its deliberations. Secession, although Of
ten broached as contingency, had mol
yet assumed the shape which forced ilsel
upon the, convictiahA as reality. And
even by those who spdk 70 md qnre serv
edly Of it as remedy, was kaSs &C.
companied with the remlrk tflSGN would
be peaceful, and would ;eithek result in
the security, by Constitutional amend.
meqdment, of the rights Of the South, ol
thatSbe separation Of thess States would
be Without conflict. The Presidential
election had not commenced. The nomi
nees were not yet before the public. Mr.
Va!liandigham rose at the table, and with
great depth Of feeling and earnestness o.
manner, said to those AROUND "Gentlc
men, if the Southern delegates withdrav v
from the Convention, the Democratic par.
ty, the only stay of the Union, will be
d isruped, secession CT the Southern
States will follow, and there will ensut
bne of the most terrible and bloody civi
wafs on record" General McClernant
who was also at the table, said: "Sit down
Vallandigham you are always prophesy
ing" Upon which he responded; Il
speak earnestly, because l feet earnestly
and If We live you will bear.Kitness to it
fulfilment "
The foregoing incident, we are inform
ed, occurred at the table Of Colonel Hen
ry BUST, Of Z larlesIon, and is literally
correct, except that it was Colonel -
of Ohio, not General McClernand, Of Ill
iuois, who spoke. The Colonel said =
"Sit dowa, Vallandigbam, you are always
prOphesying;" and added, "you have read
history till you are half mad" Govern OIL
Gist, of South Carolina, and his staff, were
present. Dayton Empire.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

APPLE JEILY-Take apples of the
btN quality aud good flavor (uot sweet),
cut them in quarters or slices, aud stew
them till soft; then strain outthe juice,
being very careful not to let any Of the
pulp go through the straiper. Boil il to
the consistency os nolasses, then weigh
IT and add as-nany pounds Of crushed So
gar, stirring Il constantly till'the sugar Is
dissolved. Add one ounce Of extract Of
lemon TO every twenty pounds Of jelly, aud
when cold set il away ID close jars, II
will keep for years. Those who have not
made Jelly in this way will do well 70
try It they win dpd y superior 70 cnr-
rant Jeily NJ 4,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28
Our NIinister 10 Francce,..,. }, .

A Washington special says; General
John A. Dix arrived this morning and
had an interview with the Secretary Of
State, apd this evening the President, in
company with, Judge Sherman, brother
Of the General, und consulted with the
Executive upon matters pertaining 10 the
Pacific Railroad, The period of the Gen:
erals departure for France is now def.
initely settled. He had received fnal
instructions aud leaves for France, By the
next Saturdays steamer from New York,
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p9. There IS a place in Union county,
Georgia, west Of Blue Ridge, whore more
than one hundred tracks Of animals, the
bear, deer, fox, lion, horse, &c, may be
seen imprinted in what is now solid rock.
Ono horse track is eighteen by twelve
inches, and must have been tho animal
ridden by the great warrior whOss track
appears near BY, being that of human
loot seventeen and q half inches in length;
with six toes-a regular son Of thunder !!
All the other tracksare Of natural sizo
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p@- Some weeks ago, during q seyere
thunderstorm, o lady friend vas telling
the children not to be afraid, that God
held the thunder in His hand and would
not let it hurt them unless He thought Il
for the best. She had hardly concluded
wnen very hard clap Of thunder vas
heard. eThere, now r says four year
old, eGod hasleA 80 oft, and gone home
out the rain.N
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

nA- "What 10 thatfa said the Sunday
school teacher, pointing to the letter o..
''Dunno," said the urchin. !.
AelYhat do you'say when you stub your
toe i"iei 7sflis Aat7-Sf Y r5gsii n ]
sspTp il,eEas The precooious reply.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

w. RaLsTO.r.

and Silver Smith, on door Wesl
The Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio
teel Pens, and choice variety
Low " kept constantly on hand =
lust rec paid for old Gold and Silver.
SE6orn aone to order, on reasonable
actOrily warranted.
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w.. IT. JOMNSz ON.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallack
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
ernment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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pRs OF yogTH,

t'sky ~ who suffered for yea from
y, Premature decay, nd al
20 Vo0g1r4Fsuthful indiscretiOn, will, foi
s0NllI lmanity, send free TO all who
isfi1'S - pc ana direc tionsfor making 4
sseg rssL,gdy by which he was cured
10 GROWS to profit by the advertiser,
sWardedan DO 80 BY addressing Z,
, a,.,I IL JOIN H<0GDEN,
y 8 E'ssESlA
Towp !
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GoAA vvHmG2Be
.EOEN. ID. .IONES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o, Partio-
ular attention paidto Collecting and bu-
siness in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Muin and Sandusky. Il.
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GEO. w. HILL. III. I'D.

4YSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
farticular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases.
pyspspsl4 qpease Of the LiyerEtln Kld-
sAslslag sasgPPil RaSfss.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

EE Queen Isabella Of Spain Is now.
in the thirty third year Of her reign She
is the last Of The BOurtons in tho employ.
ment ofroyal power. ~ tsisss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

IyrsA- Prentice says 1: 'lGeueral Butler
carries on war as little boys sleep to ksen
themselves spoon fashion.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28
PHxsICIANs.
DIR i. Il. CR.ANE,

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen,
Ere and Washington Streets, Ashland, O.
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III p. COMAr. M. n.

iSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
'7e over Hughes s staoher's Store, op'
ske the Town Hall.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28
u. III. ,NEcCOHBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in The Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store. - ,.-
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. eIf you do not feel disposed to share
with me in this enterprise, | shall ad.
vance the whole sum myself as
Saying which, he left the store.
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7. j. KENNY. R. NJ. CAMrBELI
KEF.TY' s. C.1.UPBELL.

AT LAW, Ashland, O.; Office
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
mediately Vest of Cahn's Store. ss
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s' S sEN 3

ATTORNEY AT Law, WIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases anG Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite the Town Hall Ashland, o.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-11-28

s@r An Iriseman says thai
tho house man lives in Eb
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@0NlmGa@s
JUELLER HOUSE

OPPOSITE the McNul!y House, Ashland, o
Al. MILLER. Proprietor. Good acconmoda
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage So
licited.
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Business 9irsttorg!,. !,
Judicial OFFICERS.

VIM. OSB0 0RN Common Pleas Judge. ~
TC BUSHNELL Probate Judge, es.
q. NJ. BARBER, Crk Com. Pts & Dist. Or
q. W. HILL, Prosecuting Attorney. ~,
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.McEULTI" HO USE,

wM. McNULTY, Proprietor. South Side Of
a Main strcet, Ashland 0Bio FBq
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co UwTr OFFICERS.

ISAAC GATES, Auditor. T'.
HENRY HERSHEY, Treasurer.
JOHN @. BROWN, Sheriff.
GEORGE W. URIE, Recor der.
JOHN KEENE, Surveyor.
I8REALMARKLE, Coroner. 81.
3iasssSEs 5Sss }Sss d k kss'''r'''. 4. (.
JAMES McNAULL, J q.
WM. CRAIG. Infrmary Director
J. s. MARTIN, TO
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> During this announcement, Mr.. Haw.
ley's eyes were bent iUtontly upon the
ground, and, drawing a deep sigh, he
moved on, detected and sad, while Mr..
Barton returned to his place Of business,
with his mind cheered and animated by
thoughts oflhis singular investpent.- =
Worth and WeaM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

6oli6an Soooc.
I AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
i WRITING CASES Portfolios, rooset.boois Card see,
B,ster Csie, sfhbiun aui Tor sale low 1t Office OF g
unHaourers, WIN A. FRY 60. Nos lN aud 10 Nilsnrsi
w 4. FRY N Co., Manufacturers Of the well.
W. knsVa FRfS PA1fNr POCKET FLASkS, INITIAL
FLAbKs. SOAP BONES. DRINKING Ours. REWARD MEDALS,
~. hsnuf,e,oFy hos IA md 10 Al.'HrsL. y y.
I'VE NEW-YORk UNION VALENTINE COM
PAhf hsvs an imment- ot Of Vsloip, exhibition TO
ih.isi q. their 'acsToOms Nos l9t and ls wnua New Yo
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NEW YORK aud NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
1913 SUMNER AERANOExESE Ista
COMhLNtlNO jolly .. 1917.
P,,,sss.. Saoa Yors corner Twenty 'srsa4,.
Youth IN twenty


CONhLNtiNO July ?. Isse
Psss.. SA'ioa IN Rev Yaf Twsn'v 'svsaAi- 'ni
b0urlh ave- Entrance on Twenty ssvsIta'-
TRaISs LEAVE EEwYOkh;
fofNsu'lisvsn. I0o ADtEH,J u.sD. No.. ll', frJ 3Hl
lEI..l a. 80 and 2OUtEI,lpm
forBddePor. 400, ac. Orb lilo = n lstj tfnJ W
81 3t' N and BOO tEE.l ,.
Dor Milford end SfsN0fd. 90 ll.3ot N. 10 &c
forfsunel sopIhpod ,na Wsi,per1 100, iLDs u A1 %
ForEo~,k. 20. soo. ELISA NJ; AK tEIqI 201.
Fr.l a. "a, so. 500 IN -
Fof Dsnan. 10, 80, ii3l n. 40 $50, 80 p
boz irrsurich 40 40 Dam. ~, A'' ~ lt.np1L
Stanford Tee. 20 GA. 80 liao ~ a. tEII lis
800 IA J Is, 50. 80 G5v 500 On .. ~ a.. ga.
Dor rOr thser ara nsfas nae silions ~ ~ I'D H.
2.i5. ~, 40 80. ~ 100 .. -.
CONNECTING ar ANS
toI Boston. via spfinghes. aOo tI Lss ttr,Hp
tof b0ron, via sbors Linz, ria trrl Aelp ~ 49,, 90,
lorb'rord .sd,=s-iusGsI 40 ~, NIl lAl', 800 ttr-l
Ii0p
tee. aol y. o. 10 Northampton.
Dor d.rofd. ssuicaes s><l Railroad 500, XII ~
iIlsp
foiH.- Hsy,a NV LShiOu ana sOuiaTss R'le'f se'
% Isl5 800. SEQ "a.
10, C.n. a.ilrosa. .s..s :. "a. to Nerthsmp,sa
Fsg hosssisnic Rs-rsad. I. n, pm.
Porn sussiLrs ksi7gas. - o m. 100 y
ror Dsnburv a.; sf~sl Rs'ifosd am, 40 rs
JAMES ~. HOiT, sip-
NEW.JERsEY RAlLROAD.-'rrans leave foot of
~ Coaf,nd.sl Tor PILADHs. At ADD 10 a v o. O.
,st II Tor HlLrisOsE snd W.ssSsros o. sui 10 a
". ssi 10 nldnsi.
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Gonscs nn0 farms G1anlco.

w ANTED-A COTTAGE with or more rooms.
f1ri.icl or uuum,lcl good ne. with h-'
20 ,rs o. .r0unJ ours ride OF Cfl li Viii iy
and tuce il src-e .ord HanHrr-ts sDr.a ht
Icv g.. b. h.. tdruae Ole"
IEANTED--T0 III RE- iOg o ieur oi wears Dr val
W rIrtuA~E-A COUNTRY a. StDEf' O. 100 o.. % f,Eh.
'l,t ul,liu a. Toe pstsaat nHHt aHt
l9..by healthy; rais good A.dcr- 49,. a ct',r p
'i0u &. ~. n. Boz, No. lZls, +. %.
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Alasbintrr.

hlasbintrr.
lH0R SALE-One UPRIGHT BOILER, IO.horse
Il Powoi on: LOCOMOTIVE B0lLER, 9hens power. Also,
one sGS Bci and two sIi0inch BLOWER ENGINES
HANDBEA RIPLEY. Nos 10 sud 20 Absny.si.
GOULD MACHINE Co. Of Newark, N. j., and No
W z beryst NewYoTt Iron aud Wood Working Nsehinoy.
Stesm EhEines, Boilers ssw.Bils n
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neooins CARDS. 81.

A TWIN, EyERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fulton-st =
IA WEDDING CARDS ana FINE STATIONERY H'.shshs
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JtMFS T. WOTrOS. Hsvr~. C-1ef-I AG.ni .l b. .epo.
LHEEBI Trf, kANE 4 Co.. AGENT Isrn


- PafssgeTo London dfeF go 40 : ~ .aIl'A'y.
Psslage ffo.l London - 80 a4d 49,, r.L
wv. PPM Capt. Hiinas nom New o. p
ATALANTA Capt PirtHafT. oGi Nos " Ok .pf
EELLoSA Cart DIXON ffo. Nrv-N J.
ILLA Capt trtdr' from Sew OIL. .pr l9
end gent Bhsh from s',nlp Wa p jol tIrs
will lrta Pier &c. D. North Ht,1. Tor London t ou SAIi n
Day, OF 20 b. Tie nfr'i0rr ID acre q. f
-J rrpsatrd frr.hts vl ho sreI aa f's ID BIZ n
Ift.r Antwerp, Rotterdam Nlsi .tm buh-l'
end 70 f..erbgrf. 20 r-isf-n ffT.vf p
tui~.A. WHITNEY. 500. e. BrosIl ay.
for iTr.if. gpIly g so. q soul n. -.......,
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. 6otels, &r.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway aud Eighth.st.,
NswloTt on the European plan Rooms IA suites apsy
moderate rsiss
NEW-ENGLAND HOTEL, corner BowerY and
BayfdEtTwo buadred LlOf ROOMS. covering n lots Of
ound Lodgns for gentlemen ouy A. 50 spdbe per Night aud
r. v. Hustled, Propeller.
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Ton SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT in y. d.. IS

LNOR SALE or to JEr-An elegant furnished
MANSION e1lrs Width with stable ~ newly painted and
fessoed rouf d9cr from Ttsye fos PeIa. Ppy @
BEEECKER1 DESlSON, No - ftnesi.
NIOUSES IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
o. vssment FARMS City kcr - Ares,
IAss 200; soseres Eve mins from sooe
- Sine Ioass Fam worth $500 itn ~ Aec'
'-"l"s' F'''N' ' ~ VANVFcuIEV No glW.l.
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4 ONG ISLAND EilLROAD.-Fall arrangement.
- .obsI ie6Isae - James Zip. " y ., o.. oT Chen
snl saiunsi l1h 'r Syofset way ssall
Frrfss, Isu Greer porti 900 Sy0.st ani
ousi 30 f es snd stations, and Saturday nr''
n hoTih lslip.
MORRIS aud ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w Foot Of Birsla, un end sGer July ~ Mo-ur al i'
lie k-i'si0yu sd iniretas stations vii leave ., 80
Ma kIPess Tor s ''ui0aswes, Of MblTD a. 40 Dover
Exprs.. Al p .-.
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IL Cisubrrs ti faronis I~uv; ,
T.s fn Day t1pirss o. Eochsssr bhso 80 fmtiea DiH
tl.I e. rutns ~ U.f South.
~. Nay IIs4a. d.l % Ol'VHe
fYs a. fEri. ls a. 30. Ea1a.1. ~..sfat.a md Nti'.
fp. m. Wy 1ril. Cos Nidr.sEi
.0r tn.. " -. ftr f,f iHlff y W. lirgl. NtfWI'f
SON m 40 ru-e.s % FLO SsitIuilHa All Duls rs
81. 1 LIB Bil. ttues daily. of nIhslo. saiaH-n uark
ed 20 poiftt We ed S10fl.
II. A. fm' if.rt Ifi.a. tily. 90 At = Wet.
tr.-. To-. i.H /. die g cortc-ron Wit III S1uhrrn
Ncre.u l.le' hI1i hID'L'' cen 0"n'
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a TrENrI0N! ALL WANTING FARMS !-Cbeap

N Farm AID ERllT LANDS Village lots Nsicr PoNe,,s,
Tor SALE, a. BltkSBth3 OorAS
HEWJEksEf, a miles from New-i ork or i.ad . gner
fne ioafa suf eIcTors Country JUS ssiy
tealiy and utility. Climate nfd ana P"i ~ .,f.. 49,.
Mst,I soli AID ysgc. No lever aad agle SOFA ois ~
tsrs NJ rs-v terms Pro, ref acre. so and pvafu
10 cine. i. nj frars adj shove
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amns emen's.


OLYMPIC THEATER "a
THE LAST NIGHT BUT No. 2sE So SsrH JEyrEpsca a
Positively 'Af f fily WIS 9sH $ Il ssfss.'s. p'r
OR THE SLEEP or TWENTY YEARS
FOUNDED on Was in g,on lTyns's Leg,nesIy stoS
T.: SS "a :, ' n s H. p s S .' 'u'
The Cast including the i9wgg names; vrvus n. s,pe, W.
n, M hrS SpoP m5 sEnRoa NJ KHNwaY M SGsfT w
Harris R.Rko NJ m RsfH Nc @ Mss
sATURDAY-La-t nigh, A. nd ,eS1ssss9E.a S 4
In preparation for inuedi.ts production.
TTIE LONG sTRIKEl .
Now enjoying unparalleled popularity at the Lyo,r Its,
WINTER GARDEN. T0.NIGh
" VIM SIOf ssiEIxSi TRIUMPH '"'n'
0 BTd1t success ien.ey crowded sudieacs,
bIrs. d. r BOWERS,
""'' ''''"I J. {. MccoLLUM AND GREAT CAST.
has already 'f 4s Sr P aF os Tas S SEASON
SECOND WEEK q loan ,n Fp9g ys d
LADY AUpLEY D P sowfrs
R9 or: s1 ASph Z. o.. j.; iyn. Z "'oohVN
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
I'D BroasTy b'w ss s sgq' ard S%i PTpeeTs
pvFRY itTE{%OoS Ar . EVESfNG AT -
- 4 R6MASIIc sPESTAceULL,A,iRs, LARD DRAMA IAN o.
NEW SscENERY C6sftGefs, AND MEcBhsIoa6,
ELEGANT DANCE s1c0mic SONG AND DANCE.
IMAM AhD FEMALE DRUMkER
e c o. LEI 81 ma LATE GORDON cUssyG,
MAMMOTH FAT NAN weghlng 6i5 lbs
fhREE sf bWARSsi WERs SIRchssiis eRS
LIVING BIRDS OF RAREST PLtMAGE.
A sion I. YULTURF TIE ADJtTrANr.
LN No SNAKES Llvlhg MONKEYS
% i pGR1 n tiTS 0F n A. fSDiiN cIiIFts''
Cosuorsms rnsd Seal Hsppy Family Grand Assa, Ma
Figures. and 1900 o.hsr Cudo1iifs.
Adhesion, 20 cent? Chldren under ten IS esnt' =;
DISTORTs LAST NIGHT IN NEW.YORk
IA FRENCH TEEATER DIRECTOR, >. bRkTy
THIS FRIDAY g. Fighseegth Subscription, aud s,t nelt
the season ADELAIDE RIsToM As ELlzABlTh =
DISTORTs FAREWELL MAT'NEE ~ NRWI
IL YORK, tomorrow. FRENCH TIiEATER Drccor J. Grss.
SATURDAY AFTERNOuN. Oct. q, o'clock ADELAIDE
RiSTOR as LADY MACBETH Admission 20 al psr q he bot,,
e. with tic exception u private boxes which may 10 'S Il
NOTlCE-On the return Madame Rstoi from Ho,o Il
York SIX NIGHTS 4 dramatic
during period viii be conmencne Noroay Nof,
V'HEATRE FRANCAIS. W
Tuesday and THtE sDkY, oPER1 sATURDAYs cnHgph
V. uDkVILLE AND DRAMA
SATURDAY; te.2 2, IGI at "A ~ m,
Coincide yludyll J. o. act, BY Egzsne So. b.
LES PR .MlfRES AhOURS
Conedie aud j r; 10 set ~ Eassns saite'
LIZ MAlIKE DE- CHAPELLE.
Cou t. Opera ~ I at, by N. Aubcr
Ticket Ofioe Beer cr"rs No. 1Vl Broadway sd Hyesy
H,rgis', No. ~ ut ~ broadway. -
GERMAN STADI THEAIER, As and AZ BowerH
~ Mb GyIlL DAWSON VII apr.s,
N FOUR DIFFERENT CHARACIELs
Trs as kun yOE TUHDORF,
10 I've Ta-c az d tlr Le1r9 s sPss tIs'sa
F,NCOS. in Ko;r-bar. eor,dy Ds Unsllsskebr 1lt 20
i1rtlnst'l "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
.(0l BUILDING PLOTs, NEAR FoRDHAM

O an ONLY PER ACRE for a choice STOCK or
SD4U DAIRY FARM, on tie Enc Railway. Address JOSEPH
PLUME, CbtsEsug1s, N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

AGONY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN ON
VIZ 'N'' l. Vi ELaLRISL NSs fHs Ehsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, 6
Real estaif for Bale.

An excellent COUNTRY STORE, SIAM ana
tto15SE 5oip al extensive business itnsod IN Drivng ~
s IN so-aei Coubty, n J. terms easy. IAQuEs, No 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

ITO DO SOLD or LET-lWO strictly brst-class
ii browB.ftoue HOUSES. Possession immedss Inquire
gTsn,s No, 50 ssd 81 sE'th LsIing Of JOHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
GA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN
40 CArIrALlsrs and 9gILDERs.-For SALE

"A HEe o. uninproved GROUND opposite 0rtfd Col.
.ss and The heart q Gsrnsniown 1snouded with iaToy,
the city Phedelph Both Of these Tst Jpscs
.oEs. Terms Accommodating. Apply 20 b. J. MITCHELL,
n =. corner Filth and Vsuu,.sts., Phladelphis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
!. OCTOBER 26, Is6e-wTTH SUPPLEMENT-
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
VNUE GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE 10 Tile
FAR WEST 20
PACIFIC RAILROAD
PACIFIC hAlIlsO
foE NTSgOTRT1

IT. Pacific Railroad with ~ connections forms ne only an u
route City aud LeayenwoTih ~.
Bt change o ears Direct made yedoIe, WITH te
Union Pes Railroad or Lawrence Topeka, Manhattan Fort Rt
and Junction City. n .s. p.ti.-.-t. -. A.,
starting point Tor tie Overland Stages ana Ehss htT 70 pi
YER SAT- ko CITY santa Fe aud al points IN Cooado utah and
NeR Mr1ico 49, ,,p-r-..i or... -
Tlrough Tickets al the principal hafosd Vlsef.
W. o. LEWIS. General Ticket Agent +.re' 81
-. G, NJ PRATT Passenger Agent.
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
Rrnl Gelaie for Sale.

ALL WANTING FARMS.
"A Iarss ,rd hrvnr settlement r Vinsisnd: mild elmsiei
81 miles ,orb II Phtodslpha railroad Hc SOL; produces
kfs cTots twenty Tracts At 70 ptysbe within our
good society Hundreds sritlns
- ,- io'or ysu,cns Apply CIAS. h lands, Pro
r.tr Vsi lands t0Ensnp. NJ. Letters Elswerd Papers
se,t,ir,g inf From tfIor ~
sss holman 8grtcnfsra Ldf Of he 1ribaac 10 - oHe o. re
- rttts fertile tracts iepe psfi0a eHa fsiiae
stssss tiseiaai iTAias f'at aH0S Of ms haf % '''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

| REAIIlFLL RESIDLNCE, WIN - ocIN.

~ ler.cr fcHiy h0u 1Ur btlcIav i i'f
Z a. -. .es.rf BUILDING LOT Of on M1unia-'
a. ss'e ca Apply To- proprietor i Sc iiAehLLlon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

AN EXAMPLE FOR REBEL OFFICIALS
John H. Reagan, postmaster general OF
the rebel confederacy, writes from his
farm in Texas
II have one white man and seven
freedmen at work have planted some
fruit trees and shrubbery, and most of
my vegetable garden and irish potatoes,
and bedded out my sweet potatoes, and
planted thirty-fve acres of corn, and
have as much more ready to plant have
sowed down twelve or fifteen acres of
small grain, and shall plant thirty five
acres of cotton. l am orChardist and
gardner myself, and when not engaged
at this, or in the necessary superintend-
ence of the freedmen, l work on the farm
constantly with my own hands, and can
do as much work with comparatively as
little fatigue as any Of them. L make
fence, grub and pile and burn brush,
plow, &c, and am as Thoroughly bronzed
as other laborers."