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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


FOR 1897.
THIS popular Political and Statistical Annual viii be ready sbOu
January .. aud WI coHtsins
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
~ POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
United States Government Ministers. &c
Stuatory and Representatives Of AAAlAth Congress
NLth Congress, FAR az chosen.
Public solutions and PToclamsgions
The Civil Rights Bill aud the Presidents Veto Message.
BIT AID the Presidents Veto Nc1ce
Proposed Amendment the Constaon Of the United
SaeS
The Nsonsl Convention Con'e Republicans and Demo
The Southern Ioyasts' Conveuton.
address OF the National Committee the Repubien Union
Party.
Impartial s5arare-P5osess Of Public Opinion in lot6
Tie National Debt. 80. 49,
Election Returns 4o the Territories HOLDING Flee
ia complied compared with
E.eciio for the Irlune Almanac.
The Population. Capitals. Governor
Time Of Meeting Of LesataTe Time OF STATE Elections &c
FOREIGN Area Population, Form Of Government
Rulers, &C., &C.
Price 20 cents seven postpsd One Dollar Twelve Dollars per
THE TRIBUNE
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aonses ano farms manteo.

bonsfs ail0 Farms UdHfeo. 4.
NVANTED--Au unfinished HOUSE In New-Yorkt
Brooklyn suburbs, convenient 10 ferries ~
spectacle neishbortood address IL p No. ~ Csna,i " T.
NVANTED-TO RENT in this city, a HOUsH
suitable for us family; rent not 10 exceed per an
mum. Address with particular H. s. Boz No. AeS3 PostOheS
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Aotels, &r.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL AND WATEk.OUJnh'
- Formerly Dr.. n. BEDORTHA's, SARATOGA sPklsOTS. q
Open oil the year CHAFFEE F0Rp rropaasMS, No. Sss.
FORD, Of the Proprietors Electric Ply ran ana
trojan attends personally to the treanen Of PsIlsns
DLANTER's HOTEL. Augusta. Ga.--RefaruHhea
aud Reopened Oct O. 1906 TilOS. 5. NtCkERsO
Late proprietor o. Mills House Chsreson, C., and q
Hotel coiambiA :. {. Nh I
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proposals.
ouAHrrRSAsrrR GESEEAL's oynoH }


Washington. d. C., Oct. 81. 1886 :
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BLOCKS.-I.
Sealed Proposals be Office Of the Quarter
General WsshngtoniD c. until Nov 90 1896 for Furnishing
Caron Blocks for National Cemeteries delivered In quan'
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Goruoratlon Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubc notice Is hereby
Y given oc.upan o occupants 81 ~
houses and lots improved or lnnItoyd ms 20 ~
Office Of tie Board Of Assessors Tor sSaHnaon By 4 PeTons h
m or regulating grading curb gutter a-as One hundred
and. nin.eenth street between THIRD and fonHh aYenu'@
~ For building street balm at tie southwest corner Of fon
and Avenue u.
al For setag eub Crater AID asgns Eleventh avenue
between Four'en AID II tee "a ltitetf en-,
Stu For building basin the northwest corner Ct Ba1et
Gb Fof paving with tru blocks Twenty 6h street; bowen finn
75 For paving with stone blocks Forty ninth from Fifth to
a. For ens and RESTING eaib arl s'er Ty oarh
the inird avenue TO the La't ~ e. ~,
tagging southwest corner Of Charlton and 'aeS
Io Ter pavns " th stone blocks street, from Battery place
The limits embraced by such include u tie 'eye
houses Of ground vacant cts pieces and rcei OF and
t Both sides Of One hand elndlne'eeath street ard 70 tho
h biloxi on the itersscls street nom 4d 10
ID On che south tide Of Fourth stree; $50 inches west
Of bali the BLOCK en- the west zoe Of
81 Ga the between Park and Chatham
tb On he side Of Eleventh bets cen Fourteenth and
~ On bs north ae Of Worth street Use Baxter and
q g u Baxter. 80 feet north e Worth street
GA both sides Of Twenty ali street, from Eih 70 sah ave-
7h On sides 4 Foy-ni Oh street from SRtn 10 Eighth
avenue ad 20 lbs extent Of the boeA tho interes
sh On both sides Of ThryOurh street. between Third
Oh On tie Souihwes, OF Charlton and vact streets
both de West street including and ogkheads
s streets the esteut Of bali the block rom Battery place to
All person. whose interest, are scted BY
who opposed the el or OF them are re-
sns ,r Ore No. "a SbmbrT ..qee bseSeas New Court
House. within thirty days from the date Of this nole
JOHN D: oTTlWELL, Of
ISAAC o. HUNT, Assessors.
Ham nhefE
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NOR SALE-A hrst.claSs brown stone mont
HOUSE No % West Forty hs four stories ba,emtBt and
cellar. It all times through the day. Ally ca ID
pLenIeA
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The shove viii be opsn for exhibition and ssr MONDAY h
inF and WORTHY the attention Of the AIT pobhc.
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN.

SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN.
- TATlONs.
Large Of Of the valuable Sea Island Cotton
South CsronA suA,et Eds,o Island, De
longing to the estate Of the late z. ~ Bsynsrd.
win sols Public Auction 10 Charleston s. c. WEDNEs
DAY Sth Of December next OF II oeloekG BY H. H. Deeon,
the Honis Broad aud East Bsy, an the
,sds the late Ephran ~ Bsynd tused EdiO Island ia
asbout 400 about 500 IN ST. PAu Parish, and
Plantation Of Wilton Bluh Said places will b. od
psics OF five hundred TO sun purrhAeT These
the valuable IN the South tfte Edto
before the
be sod could be sdyantaFeusy divided
Such chance coupsne wish
ing embark IN Sea Island Cotton planting viii perhaps be
found an they the lands which be purchased In
that Island
Terms third bGsne aud secured by bond
and mortgage Purchasers to pay for papers
Tesvo the above be bad from William
Whsley, Solicitor, No.A8 hFoad.si Charleston. s. {.
THOMAS H. NILLiN0HAM,
Trustee Of late T. NJ. BsynArd.
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NOR SALE--I'O close an Estate, with immediats
4 possession, superior RESIDENCE No. l63 Pesdentr
booklyu; h class IN Tepossi needs only 20 Be seen TO es
preciatsd; open inspection FoT apply 70 T. r. NIL
No ed N. i
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ROR SALE-u LOTS on Fifty-ffth and Faty4
sxthsts and Sixthives Lots Central Park
Harlcu. p c. BuLkLEY. 20 g Wnst. Jlnnecycof
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NOR SALE-LANDS on either side OF Northern
Railroad NewJrey. between clor and TePpaa stslsn,l
f,rrs at prices DAY, FERDoN Co., No lsi bFosdsay1
Room No. T.
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NOR SALE-A frst-class brown-stOne HOUSE,
ins computed ready immediate occupation. Park
ave-. between Thryshth sod Thirty ninths Ap2y 70 T. u
IHIlRClIILI.. No lkl bIoadwav. 1
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NOR SALE.-fhree-story frame HOUSE Oiled in
with brck} 2xi} with full lot 2sxl0.2 built IN the bert
and IN good eondisn gas End hxnre aad waters ,asled o.
Eisltyhirdst heween Third sud fo1hYr ApIlyo kDWAhD
HAlGHT No l53 Bowey CnsulaIce Qlel Or s. THOMSON "a
SON. No l3c3 Thd-aye., Esty tbflt, aEd le.I Tie
pIemi.e..
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A. }. RLEEoKnn. Anetiopeer.

tyTY n. LEEps Auc''ofo-t.
HENRY II. LEEDS q MINER, on WEDNES-
DAY, Nov. . Il o'clock az oar ~ No g! ib,.iy,t
ancient and Modem OIL flNIlNG~ WATER
COLORs, ENGTAtiNG~, &c. cnHrlt.n- fl' works 81
j. ". GLASS, c. r. LESLIE G. SrANflELD, - -
J. r. PARTRIDGE, NERBRl(k, MORRIS.
ard others Also private collection Of Lne ensryngs Of eel eisd
Actors received London. II which
very vaulb Full part, usfs will be- found IN catalogue
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s(OO BUILDING PLOTS, containing from TO l6
eDOO city LOIS each situated and Fo'dham pePelH
Harlem r. r. SALE choice ll1ts 10 be for Pd
plot 20 per Of which rman On bend and
Many the plots worth FROM SaQOto $50 es sn
several with buildings upon them from 500 20 sO each Ths
I nearly dsposed drawing will positive TAD
place on the 22d Nov inst, Fer nsps and pamphlets GIVING p
iicusr apply GROTE No. 70 Euonst; GEO. BAhha hoi
l26 Bowery H. STONEN, Nc 86 Sixh-ave 10 JOHN BLR
RAN JOHN CORNELL Fordhsm who viii eonee pares %
the property and give every desired Inflammation
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN ON
s W. BENEDICT Yos and Pine-s.
q S0 n0A TO LOAN on bond and mortgage,
qpDU,UOO 10 sums suit +. p BREWSTER, Not ia
Broadway Room No. l9
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-14
az. JOHNSON. TAILOR

Just now, the .Thai Rad" Journals are fniulging
in most contemplate fngs President Johnson aad
among the choice oFsels they cook Up for their rea
ders notice that stands as fixed nd favnrite
dish IL which they delight sop" their daily bread
and IS Tabled "A. Johnson, Tabor How peculiarly
cutting this Is, ding the honest, trade Of tire man
who is at the be al Of Saton-tbe greatest aad
reest on earth in bis teeth as reproach. Farett-
ing that The genius Of our Republican institutions i
based upon tbe glorious sentiment, that
..Hauor and fame from no oosdltsaa rise
Act well your part-tSere al the honor lies -
Forgetfal that many Of the brightest MINDS the
most substantial Of the past and present Of
couutry-tIose TO whom the nation has looked il
.tmes that tried mems souls, fer couaseJ ana ADVICE
for succor and safety-for aid with pen AMI sword,
Observation-Disclosures honest trades. AMI followed
them for a Hvel.hooi-ats their bread in the
sweat OF their faces and ashaned Of honest
toll We blush think have acting with the
great Unon party, composed as il Is, Of 50 large
portion of mechanics, farmers and aborers, 1edi
tors of newspapers who should know better, lost
all Of proprietv and decency, try cnntors
into star the trade that once followed, and
throw il stigma upon his fair fame; but, thank
God they sgnally fail they always have, TO effect
their object. The people delight to honor those no
are of themseIves--whose feelings aud sympathies
are with then--who know how to appreciate the
struggles of the Of toll aud who forget in
the enjoyment Of official stations their former honest
vocations.
They viii not soon forget .R. Sherman Shoemaker -
B Franklin, Printer, "a. Lincoln Raispiitter, -
~. $ Grant, Tanner" and last, though least,
"A. johnson, Tailor" The memories Of these good
and great men, and representatives Of the AMI
ercan people, and the type Of the Governments
they labored to establish, perpetuate and transmit
unmpared, in unity and purity will be cherished and
hallowed in the hearts of all who admire sterling
worth devoted, self sacrificing patriotism, and single
ness Of heart and honest purpose; whist those who
belittle themselves BY sueering their former occu-
patons viii only be remembered the idle wind, or
as a noxious odor, and only mentioned or thought OF
with scorn aud contempt.
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The Jay and Adams RepntiioaS" is also enlarged
and much improved in appearance Its editor, }. h
Jones' takes the ultra radical view Of the Lincoln
johnson Restoration policy and denounces the Presi
dent and his Cabinet bitterly tho he Of the
Copperhead persuasion. Full OF uncharittbleuess
and intolerance, he is not disposed to allow differ
in sentiment, regarding that most perpexing OF
all questions of show shall restoration be aceomp-
lishsd2 about which scarcely dozen leading
bers Of Congress come TO agreement, as to
the best course to be pursued, all points-and
less implicit faith plac in al the different prescrip
tinns Of Congress for the disease. good members
Of the Union party a. Is, and who anxious,
il not more So to maintain unity and the
Of the state Ticket, TO be denounced by lin
"miserable renegades'' mercenaries Advertising
themselves for sale &c. The editor of the RepUji
knows that he Willy ISLANDERS President johnson,
he inmates that he IS in the least favorable to
placing unrepentau traitors power in the iegis
Iative bodies of the nation" The Presidents motto
is and his real friends have adopted il everywhere,
that 'none but the Al should govern preserved
Republic" He has iteratei AMI reiterated the doc
trne that Congress is the only Judge of oo shall be
admitted representatives, and, when dlsloyal man
presents himself, who take the test oath
in aa lition usual oath support the Consti
tuition OF the United States, kick hC out-send linn
back-uo but a truly loyal man should be permitt
Cd to hell make laws for preserved Republic" On
the other hand, whenever loyal member presents
himself, it he by loyal constituen Y, and
contormtd to the obligations prescribed he should be
Immediately admitted fit and proper representa-
tive if there were but five thousand loyal men in
STATE, tley the To the machinery ct the
STATE. That is the position of President johnson to-
day, ana has been from the first, and the Jay aud
A iams Republican" must have a poor appreciation
of tile intelligence OF its Union readers II, tie face
OF these facts, it continues To impeach his political
integrity; and it think that the Union party has
Of supporters, when it attempts To read out
OF the party those who endorse the policy ct the
Pre>ideu; and his Cabinet and who claim the privilege
OF meeting together consult the best course to
pursue in order II build up not Destroy the only
party that has done much 10 perpetuate the bless
iuE Of cirii and Cons tuona liberty. and saved the
LIE of the Nation. We should think that the blush of
shame ought mantle the cheek of that editor FOR his
unjust ana indecent charges against the President,
aud false AMI malignant aspersons OF the motives of
those members of the Union party who purpose
meeting Indiana polls, the 18th OF July next We
trust he viii make haste to so slow cultivate Il
Itle charity aud tolerance for differences of opinion
and possess his soul in pa tence, vet little while.
notwithstanding the enlargement Of the dimensions
Of his sheet.
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The Presidents PROF. iamation.

The Presidents proclamation cnjoiniug citizens Of
the United States against of Canadian
tory, and backed by military preparation lar
possible prevent such invasion, means with our Gov
eminent some thing tran the famous neutrality
procama ton" OF tie British Queen, followed was
the latter with acknowledged inability to enforce it.:
and IL Should the blush Of shame 10 mantle tie
cheeks Of British statesmen, evincI does the
part OF rulers deerminat ion observe the ob-
gations OF law and order however great the provo
cation permit iuiraetion, of what Is essential
10 the peace OF the countries. IL shows plainly
the high character honesty and fairness have
held in the past, and may, when all the circumstances
dered, be deemed the GROWING grace in those
later honor- achieved by the Republic, such i'll
advance its fame and strengthen its prestige with the
world abroad 10 almost indefinite period.
And whilst, citizens, may pity the wrongs Of
Ireland, and to that extent sympathiZa with those
who have involved themselves in peril and difficulty
in trying To- right them cannot fail to tile hair
Drained f"liv OF the attempted Invasion. and express
the regret feel, that 50 wild and hopeless en-
deavor should-under the circums 'ances-have been
made.
That those seized by the British authorities will tare
badly. Is with Enclapd to sit 10 Judgment on them,
only matter of But we hope and trust too,
that Government-with tie Mason and slid, II
fresh in mindyy i'll surrender person arrested
by midi ary forces tor alleged breach Of the
neutrality laws purposes of British yengeanee we
hope that those fortunate enough reach term
tory. whatever manner Will be suffered I" remain
here until these troubles have blown Bainaorc
Commercial
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UNION STATE CONVENTION
Al Indianapolis. " ednesday. Juis 18th 'GG

The friends of the Lincoln and john
son ''restoration policy after careful
and anxious consideration, regard it their
patriotic and imperative duty. in the
present trying emergency, to call a I'm
ion State Convention, TO lie held at In
dianapolis, "Wednesday, the 18Th day of
July, 1856, in which only those who sup
ported Lincoln and Johnson in le6f and
who now supper, President johnson :
restoration policy will participate.
Sol. Meredith, Wayne Co.
William s Smith, Allen Co
David kilgore, Delaware Co.
d. G Rose, Marion Co.
W. X. Picrsc, Madison Co
David Braden, Marion 90.
James Morrison, Marion Co,
NJ. Igoe. Marion Co.
Adam Trum bull, Of Wayne county;
WIN. A. Lowe,
l.. w. McCort,
Thomas Cottreil.
David $ Gooding
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INDIANA NEWS.

Thirty boxes of clothing for .he Fenisns passed
rough New Albany, from Nashville o Buaaio' last
eek
The erection Of female college at Lafayette Is Be
z considered By The citizens Of tia; city Mr. joan
ardue Oilers to donate sleo,00e towards TIE enter
rise.
Mr.. Radford and corps of English engineers ar
we'd Newcastle last week for the purpose OF ioeAi
= The Iaiiana aud Southern railroad from Ne" cas-
e to RushviIle
Tie Jury in the case of the State vs. Moses Holmes
fiup'eaeei with Ris'ey} tor the murder Of Lucas on
change Of venue TO Putnam County. rendered YER
diet OF acqaitusL
brickIavsr OF Neu Albany, named James Steal
man, committed suicide last week, by taxing iauaa-
mum.
grey eagI. measuring seven feet from tip Of wing
to tip 81 wing Was killed recently by young man IN
Miami County.
The National State Bank in Terre Haute has pur-
chased let and viii handsome banking build
ing. this summer.
Tie Terre Haute Horticultural Society opened a;
Bowling Hall IN tina; city, the 3lst The display
consists principally of strawberries, flowers and wine
and Is good for the season.
The Baptist association Of Lafayette intend erect
ing new church during tie summer Dr. Bailey
the pastor charge has resigned 10 accept the char
of Professor OF Theology in an Illinois college.
saws the Corydon Democrat . The farmers Of our
county inform Us that there will not be more than one
fourth crop of wheat this coming harvest Neither
the oats corn or hay crop very promising at present
TIE much cool weather is Injurious TO the sPr'nz
crop"
The Bedford Independent says: We were shown
a. Dr. BlackwelTs Office, pair of eyeless fish, cap
turei in Lost river cave"
The halls and lower floors Of the new Floyd County
court house are to be laid of alternate blocks CT wht
aud black marble the white from Italy, and the blaci
from Antwarp. Germany.
In the Fenian fight at Ridgeway, among the wound
ed is John Ryan. of Terre Haute, formerly drummer
boy in tie 43d Regiment
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Taxes and Debt Of Wayne County.

The following information is believed
will be of interest TO the taxpayers of
Wayne county for which we are indebt
ell to our Trustee for this Township.
VIM PARRY:
The debt of the County one year ago.
as appeared by The Auditors Books, was
two hundred and twenty six thousand.
six hundred and fifty two Dollars 1926.
652) To meet the ordinary expenses,
and pay of onc-third Of the debt the
Commissioners levied tax OF eighty
cents on the one hundred dollars, which.
added TO the levy made by the State,
made one dollar and sixty-two cents on
the hundred dollars, exclusive of the
the County for Township, Schoolhouse,
and Road Tax, as follows: State levy
CSC, Sinking fund Zoe, School Ice, Sol
diers Relief soc, Library lie. County soc.
The debt of the County ut this time is
one hundred and twenty nine thousand,
six hundred and forty two dollars Sl29,
642). To meet the ordinary expenses
of the County for this year. and reduce
proportional part of the debt, the
Commissioners have levied tax of fifty
five cents on the hundred dollars, which.
added TO the State levy, will make one
dollar and seventeen cents on the humid
red dollars (sl.I7) instead Of one dollar
and 81 cents 81 62), as last year. exclu-
sive, rs before stated, of the leyieS made
by the different Trustees. which have
varied according TO their seeming neces-
sity; as, for instance, the Trustee for
Wayne Town ship has levied for Road
tax Zoe, for School house sc. and for
Township purposes DC, while the School
Trustee of the city of Richmond, and
the Trustee Of Washington Township.
have each levied tax of - cents on the
hundred dollars for School house pur
poses. The levy for this year Is as fol
lows: For State purposes 25c. Sinking
fund zoe. School loo, Library 1c, County
soc, making, as above stated. Slip on
the hundred dollars. to which must he
added the levy made by the Trustees.
which will be for Wayne Township
(proper) 20 cents additional, making
S137, instead of S1.73 last year One
year from this date the debt OF the
county will be sixty three thousand, six
hundred dollars (s63, 600). based upon
the above calculation. In making the
levy for Roao purposes the Trustee can
not go below 10 cents oa the hundred
dollars, while the law heretofore has left
it Discretionary with Trustees. The
ordinary expenses of the County, with
ont relief for soldiers families. were. for
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Five Cents Additional Tax for a Jail.

We understand that the County Com
mssioners have levied Five Gents on the
800 valuation. TO enable them to build
a new Jail. Oar private o Union pub
licly expressed, IS. that the old Jail IS
good enough and will answer every pnr
pose until the County shall get out OF
debt. When that is acco mplished, it
will be time enough to make provision
for the erection of County Buildings.
for we rather guess when new Court
House, Jail, dc, Is to be put up, tie
ground on which they will stand will be
within the corporate limits Of the city OF
Richmond-murk Mh. If the Commits
sioner, resident at Centerville, dreams
he can, by the inpo sition of this add
tional five cents tax, for n new Jail in
Centeryille, forestall the inevitable loca
ton eff the countv-se seat here, when he
awakens he'll find he's mistaken, and
that he has dreamed to no purpose.
Aside from the question Of the county
seat, and solely in view of the present
burthen of debt now on the People of
the County, we suggest that remon-
STRANGE be gotten up immediately, 10 be
presented to the Commissioners, ut their
adjourned meeting on the 9TH of July
next, (when they meet to open sealed
proposals for building n Jail, against
the project until the debt shall be paid
of at least There is no time TO lose in
getting up this emonstrance--it is a
question that every taxpayer can FEEL,
Be up and doing, fellow citizens, while
the only cnance is left you to demand OF