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The Shasta courier., 1866-12-08
as- L. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent

I<S A1' Il . iSh ER-.ls INC oHiy ASOhe
OF the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.

Iucius H. Tenney, teller Of the First Natops, pspl
1feenneld charged with stealing bonds and fund. be
hI been acquitted From the evidence Of the case =,
reported in the Springfield Republican, IL appears thai
hch n.s sa on .ne unioraun.ss organizations for
who constantly assured him Il better success III.
osse, amounted to $500 The plea for the defence
was that the offence committed was not that CHARGED IN
me Indictment being enbezxlement instead Of larcepey
that admitting u 10 be larceny II was not one OF fe
ion ,onous intent the bonds were taken for temporary
deposits taken had been proven 10 be he proper,y n
JOSIAH > Purple, IN whose nnms the prosecution was
verdict OF not guilty.
The other indictments sraips, Tsnnev remain 10 he
disposed or and will 70 trial al this term ~
o oon lhey charge him with similar larceny Of
s2oooo OF funds belonging 10 the bank and coming
under the Jurisdiction Of the United States banking law
WI pe ueo before another court at future me
me bail has been liked nj $500
The herring fisheries or Eastern Maine have proved
RnIy lohtaOie the present and the demand TOT
labor m them 40 great 20 cause agriculture In the
vicinity to be much neglected Eastpor, Lubcc, Cntler
fisheries
The clerRynen % Norwich Connecticut have issnod
expressing their termination 70 attend 10 nor"
luDTals on sunday except Ia cases OF absolute h'N-
Sy They object to the practice - being ces vio's
lion Of the fourth commandment both from ihe anonnt
81 work involves and because u keeps many peVpe
from attending the church service
The collection or taxes In Caifornis tins year Is ~
tended with great Inconvenience 70 az uhs puues con
rfTnpN. Incomes
be reduced 10 sTeenbsck currcnoy standard The sai
alton Is eighty cents on dollar
wIudre Alexander walker OF New Orleans, has rnined
wendell against Mrs AekIin for t26 000 for service.
performed IN saving her million dollars worth OF cot.
ion during the war General Polk ordered the cotton
banned Judge walker. acting for Mrs Ackip p.r
AIDED General Polk revoke the order which he ia
ana tho widow sold 2,s00 bales the highest figures
she offered only $500 for the service
weather prophets say there VIII be forty.one SHOWS
this wintor according 10 the old Add the dsy ~
The month Of the FIRST snow the day OF the week and
the day OF the moon iogsher and the amount vii tie
the number OF SHOWS for that winter
new island Ia forming in the Missouri river opro.to
81 Joseph, and two citizens have built shspty on a IN
order 70 secure the fs, claim 10 entry when government
places II IN the market IL n two miles long
The Comptroller o. Georgia s somewhst puzzled 70
know bow 20 collect VI. taxes from Negroes They
fuse 70 ray, change their nanea residences and foal
about over the state To old the rathsrer end
etaiy when they are picaed NJ here g 20 moGey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
THE CROP IN MICHIGAN TINS YEAR.


From the Detroit Free Press. Nov 90
The year that about TO close has been
beyond example TO the producers our State whether
crops only are considered those commodities ar. IN
cluded which derive their vAus from the
or the Aborer and artisan. The yield Of lumber fisb
coal iron, salt WOOL hogs and cattle has been larger
than ever before and brought remuncrasve prices
The quantity quality and value Of the Michigan cereal
crop o. 1895 s what We purpose 10 ccnsier s present
Our last crop OF winter wheat may fairly cha
comparison as 10 quality with any that ever grown
IN any country II has, throughout he season com.
manded ten to fifteen cents per busiel more than
the winter wheat Of Canada and ssvery-nve cents to
one dollar more than Western spring There was
greater breadth Of seed sown, much OF the
lsnd IN the middle tier Of countes receiving u for the
first time In the southern counties much was winter
Killed while the balance Of the sSle sIhIbed islr
average yield.
The oaf crop ais, proved Of excellent quality and
more abundant by over million Of bushels than the
unexamped crop Of 1885.
The rye crop Is estimated a. equal 10 that OF 1858 In
quantity, and as sound In quality.
" barley there was also larger yield than ever be.
fore, while the quality OF most Of IL is without
biemish.
We subjoina table Of the amount Of The crops OF his
ear ar al Nth ftng. ar ~ seE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
Day GOODS.


EI ARMSTRONG, 40 SIXTH AVENUE
III. POPuLAR GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Tartan Plato stockings,
Gents Unaershirts and Hrawers all sizes.
Ladies', Cndsfvosfs and Drawers, all sizes.
Childr.n's Tndershrts and Drawers. ali sizes.
furushtng Goois-DvrrshrtG Dress shirts Col
lars Seara Ties Gloves aud fun assortment Of Hoaiery
Ill NON OPENING 100 FINE
WAX DOLLS.
JTSr IMPORTED FOR OUR
HOLIDAY TRADE,
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS
Iaa'E GOODS AND EMBRDlDERfEs,
RIBBONS TRIMMINGS, &C.,
At POPULAR PRICES.
nRsrHAMlns KID GLOVES.
DESCHAMP'S KID GLOVES,
our well known brand,
nLc most popular hid Glove 10 the city.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
WE ARE CLOSING
BLACK SILKS,
rn'sh and freneh Mernos Apscas White Goods Linens,
tnderwsar, Gloves Caters Gorset Hoop Skirts Linen
At VERY low PRICES
TO MAKE ROOM foR ORR
HOGLDAN GOODS
foayod the rush all through iecsmbrr, customers
WILL. DO WELL
10 make their purchases early.
r. II. MACY.
fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
SO Fourteenth betweel Firth and Sixth
VA and 2fb Siath avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

Oh CANAL STREET.
III BLANKETS. BEDDING
WHITE BLANKETS,
COLOREp BLANKETS
RlANKETs ~ every description,
suitable for Family. Hotel and Public lnsru,ion
From the finest cradle to ths large 1874 size,
From 81 Is 10 SIS per PAIR.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
In immense Stock of Kind 70 be found al
Low PRICES.
1000 u. y. 6ne i,rg~ cOLORED BIASKRTs from, the
late government ss'e 81 Philadelphia.
Also q large lot ~
COLORED AND WHITE RLsSKErs,
ss., cM N. S and n as IN sse auction
4 good assortment Of HORSE BLANKETS bound and
nnbonnd from the nneri 70 the commoDest.
AAIrkEssEs BEDDING. C0MFOBTABLEs.
coLoRED ALH\MBRA QUILTS.
for Institution use.
Also large and tne rlnpni OF
WHITE MARsEiLLEs. LANCASTER AND MANcHEs.
TER AND ALI.ENDAI.E QUILTS,
FANCY GERMAN he'd covERLEfs
ruwEiINa shEKLiNG: sHE.ls AND Pillow
CASES. PILLOW CASE LINN AND COTTON
IRON FURNirr.R
IRON BRDSrEADs FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL, FOR
FAMILY rsE xSp s0UTISRS AND
CRIBS, CRADLES. HAT AND UMBREI,LA STANDS,
PIANO AND STORE SToOf.S
WROUGHT IRON BEDsfE ADS rpR PUBLIC INsrITU-
TONS MADE TO ORDER.
eorn u $. sEps1EADs: ALSO GOVERNMENT BLAH-
LOWS 40 each article warranted represented. Those
N want Of such articles esunoi ind bsss s..ormsn,
lower pricea Ia tho city VN GARDINER.
sH Cansl street, opposite Esri's Hotel.
x1 000 Worth or LADIES, ruRs. OF MAIDEN
dsss with endorsement Apply to II. pEyLIN co. fs
Pearl street. near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

vaneer. Michael Duny Ellen Shaw Simon Katx Coprso
Smith. John Tucker, John Il. Lambert, John Hogan,
John Hatch, Andrew WATSON, Joseph Sanguni Judson
Oliver, James Farley. Rohbery-John Toner, Michael
j. Wheisn, Peter Hart Michael Mccoy and Michael
Dougherty. Mansaughter-Wiam Mccormick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
IN IMPORTANT REDUCTION
IN DRY GOODS AND CARPETING.
In view Of removal In December store 3fl
Eighth In of construction and next to
the have long occupied propose offer
large stock reduction prices This will
he good opportunity hotel others
winter goods GEO. KEYES 3f3 sth sv., 18th st.
an MONDAY WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE LOT OF
~ INDIA CAMEl'S HAIR SCARFS
Al So each.
J. RUSSELL. go Wooster street
third door from Amity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

World II 10 remarkable that The entire course Of this
journey very nearly in straight line from Philadelphia
10 Fort Riey--Ptslads.phia Pysss. Ncp. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

rbc people OF Michigan ave cans. !; 100 ~
u,cmse'ss on ne above slowing The coming yesrs
w. ,,s ~ ps.eI Ie,us Immigration is Increasing
enc. Of the plough aud harrow Within ~. ans ,n'a
hassshronced the incoming o. ec separate Colonies
iamlhs from Ohio have Just pnrS.s "A Ia ~ -,
Sagins aud i.cbsvassec districts Mi y,a.s ~ n,.r
ing rNnanebt home among us feshc, @n,o "a NM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
DRy '<c,sps.
ArLEaRAlN 5, rHIs MEEn.

At EaRklS S, THIS GEER
kb al the des fmeats repleni he'd WIN new seods
r1e bought ~ <e aucis,n SAFES Wien Sun great
ct sacrifices Sere by importers. IAoies are
"a tie hest s,nsss N the REAL BARGAINS IN tLis
mE city .f.T verdict respectfully asked
rrc SILK. FOR DREssfS IN fLAIh SoLOhS,
M ~ pay AND EVENING DRESSES
6CS isf'I yEIQpRs AND SILK pDPLlNS, both
FrS IN fsnry ana plaD--NoVELIIIs
COS faNCY fRahtH PLALDED PoPL1Ns; also
60 ! srRlrED AND CRIME
~, lpLAlN AND FANCY LlASEY NOOLSEX AND
81 s,r rGs S19 a. Iss
T-- VALUE.
* FLNNNELs. BLANKETS, COTTON GOODS,
60 a. II The cost value OF this days market
jNorENuG GOODS DEPARrx EMIT also 10.
SE psusLed ara marked down.
LESkAiN, 72e Broadway
No Waverlsv place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

MADAME ROuLiIER AUGIER, NO. g WEST ELEv-
M enth street legs to inform her customers that She has
Just received nom Paris carefully selected stock OF Goods,
Indian Sswis acss ladies' Linen. Jeweiry of de-
scrpon, Bonnes Dress Goods and many other most FASH
onahle articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

A r GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE-wATERED
IA Broche Plain Ribbons, still cheaper this week;
Sssss and colorsd SUI Bonnet yelvet aaasaay cheap
assorsmsnt to-day; Buee Trimmings Buale Gimps
nugs Fringes Buge Ornaments cheapest yet offered ali
The desirable Shades Ribbon veves Buttons In endless
sarety smsroidered sets Cuffs and Sleeves cheap Kid
bargains In Hosiery Yankee Notions Fell Beaver
dsts and Bonnets; every thing new.
EDWD. RIDLEY Sa HIl and 3iIis Ore nd street
o. @ and 70 Allen street. nth block the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
III FOR INVESTMENT.
On broadway, opposite the City Hall
On broadway. Leonard st., extra size two fronts
On Broadway, Fran kiln ST. size two fronts
On broadway, above White St. large plot u
On Broadway, above Spring st. 7ox200 feet.
On broadway, above Prince street. 25ya00 feet.
On Broadway, above Union square entire front.
On Canal street. large Store, near Broadway.
On Lispenard street, 6rst class store well leased
On Walker street first class double store, well leased
On White street Broadway. fun Lot for SIS 90.
On Franklin street, two first class Stores.
On Church street small LoI for $4,000.
On White street, ono Lot. 2Jx75 feet.
On Leonard street, large hrst class Store.
On Greene street, near Canal, l9yl05 feet.
On Howard street. near Broadway. 2bxl00 feet.
On Howard street. near Broadway, 2Sxll9 feet
On Grand street. near Broadway, l00xl25 feet
On Prince street tcornerl. near Broadway
On Bleeckev street Greene street.
On Bleecker street (cornerl near Greene street.
On Fourth street, Broadway
On Great Jones street Brosdwsy.
On Clinton place. Broadway.
On Tenth street. Broadway.
On Thirteenth street University place.
Union squares large splendid property.
On Fourth above Twenty-hlrd az, 100r00 feet
On Fourth below Tweniyt third st. 7x60 feet splendid
site for a hotel
Appiyto HOMER MORGAN.
No 2 Pine
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above mentioned, 81 30 er bushe ii fair average ae
the price which was paid The whole crop would agrre
gate IN value therefore ~, 65I $50 and Tie surplus
alone, t3i,o55.s56 'P'"'
We snhjcn an estimate the ysuc Of The o.re,, crop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

INDIA CAMEL's HAIR SEAwLs.
X IN ALL GRADES.
j. RUSSELL, .:2 Wooster street,
third door from, Auatty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
4 CLERK STEALS FROM MS EMPLOYERS $4,000.

From he Chicago Post Nov cal
Ono Of The most bold, successful and long continued
Of psculation which has been developed in long
time was exposed last night j. n Greer clerk ia ths
employ OF J. A. N. y Crisxoid- No. IS River street
and relative OF his John spey grocer the corner
Of Green Hay and Oak streets the implicated parties
The case was brought 70 High, as foliows.--
IN. nrm q Js-o , 20. have Tor soms Time past
Se., were disappearing In some unaooouDiabls man.
ner, without any equivalent in seenbscks. The fact
ago. when upon taxing ~ invoice OF their stock ana
comparing with their sccoini Of sales Il was dscov.
SKI there s ssSG O. about % 'ss ss
S oo9s ct Ssy ws . ~ &. Ss SSGs
that there coorcd individual In the fence and that
the matter must be ssreiuliy Investigated. The fail
trade and their sales with the advance
Of the usual business season. but with s their wachfu
ness lhey could only reach suspicion that there
s"inethlng wrong. fs1 days the firm placed the
entire facts IN the hands Of tho police authorities Detct
ives Ellis and Dixon assigned the task OF work ma
w the job, and Yesterday afternoon anu evening
concluded ~. !. : Greer, German who resides a,
10 so2 OAK street. hss for long time been employed
~ meFta .risNod Co, and enjoyed their confidence
70 he usual extent between merchants and their salss
men was sscertsned, upon careful invest cation.
sh" Nf trerr would rut upa box or two NJ assorted
s.'es chc-i o. tea perhaps quantity Of coffee
"scnsny upon verbal order from some retail dealer
s,o,s "" , Ivy no goods would remain in the
the incident % his pupng no Tue nracr b,SIno \, ,he
hury OF busncss cesscd 90 any spsal attention
" was nohced only that the packages were gone ana
everything vas supposed to be ali right OF c,.a !,
Then became evident that there ,uohsr Marty 10
this sboesae sicshns. and with the usual amount Of
piping one Mr.. John Sprl,z a rrocsr ras,sn. =, ~
bOs .recn Bay street was imrlcscd 10 the traprrtion
N Wa wagon from this esisbshfnen that IN. oaods
were delivered ~ ana more seen IA anne. \,
that Spsg ~ also running" snother retail gro.rv q.
tsblisbcispt elHewhers IN the city and Il IL aue pr,,
BILE that his stock ~ trade has been nearly or quite sus
tanned for months past from the store on M.ss,
Grswold 20 Yesterday afternoon Mr. Cfeer xas
thrown into state Of extreme atonishn ent bv re,ny
arrested aud IN the evening AR Spey was dssgree,iv
disturbed by Detective Eihs with Tor his a,rcs
Tho Two mcn will receye an examination this aternoon
at the Police Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

The crop or wheat shows yield OF abont eighteen
snd one-hslf buels TO each nhabitant OF the State
home CONSUMPTION, leaving a surplus of 10 40 40
bushels for exploration. iN'o'o
The prices pndduring the present season 4, Detroit
DAYS named: =" wy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

A JorrNsr oY 500 Nuns IN OSr C.R-Or Tlu,s
day the I'D inst the gentlemen returned 10 this CITY
who LETT the 10th Of october 10 TAX part In the great
Union Pacific Railway excursion 10 Fort Riley Kansas
aud back. This journey successfully accomplished
singic car, by means OF broad nauge wheels which
adapted 10 the different gauges which occur on two
roads between the penpsyivsns Central and the Union
Pacific, the distance Fort Riley being very nssriy
teen hundre. miles and thai ~ the round trp about
three thousand Ave hundred miles such q Journey In
rnte railroad car - without precedent In the annals OF
.<p1.sa LsYsi. md " eyyns w IAyss VI iLs Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

and stock Strange 10 AZ IA att.mp, n m.ds 4, Al.
Perse thess bands and emily single small force under
General Koran, y r1seended upon defend the ap.
it 10 known that - ,aan,a,ns INC N hose Srsc,nns sss
swarming with .sberais.
sscRIIcE.
In iheu' Aya five miles from this city, small COM
rany ca rig themselves liberals made descent upon
tue ch 1co The Bishops palace, throwing to the
gro 6 the hosts, aud stealing the sacramenta cup and
IN Tother articles OF church plate which unfortunately
under their notice. racnbaya is in plain sight OF
te cathedral and II the residence of large number of
weathiest citizens The audacity of the liberals in
entering Guadalupe and Iacabaya has caused great
alarm tho residents OF both places and all who
do seeking more secure quarters 10 this cy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

CMILfIE 4 co,
- 76s BROADWAY
Between Eighth and Ninth steets,
will Offer
N0aDAy 18TH INsr
their entire stock u
DRESS GOODS,
81 great Reduction to close ont before JannaTyI.
sNILLIE CO.. 763 Broadway,
Between Eighth and Ninth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

a S'NAI sELLlyG orr.
LOT EsrEEsss ZIP GhqyHs AZ 70 SIZE o.
AK h OR sSE p9iAe Na 4h9X n S Swoop u.s.
hois e 80 = - ''''' a. BAINoeAL sknxrs.
x RSil ~ ! ses.6.
sSS SSsas1 = sSv~
DRESS 1 eiosISS ouss s4ooK oF uASpKEscnTEFs
1 HspsE hsi sIsh nh. tsss ~ - -
EApIs, s sta sNssSt 1s RES &c ss s
GESTs' ALL LINEN hhAAED vERf LSw. J. Va ann
weehEs s4s5ses sp s,,gS ,HSso6s' StsfIs
5000 PAIRS FROM g IS g. w ssiF. .Sn y rrnrn
aas sEss sSETSS s9 " Ts6i ASS ksaoE1.
''' " Scoops Inss s MIST
GREAT sAc si rice
ON BUGl T. ORNAMENTS AVID
sE8TSEPP g sR9S g. p p1SGs T T &c H.
REDUCED FROM 70 PIECE 70 lse. -.
s sEBgSED s ssSz 4 & J, s. g 8, g.
Reduced p'0N s. 30 ne
s0o piEsfs BoGlL AND BEAD erxT, BE- up
seSI fI II = = M IAps T. r,rsR
looks AMP EYES 4; GARD.
cLARa's eEsr1Nr a,s YARD cofToS 80 :,
roRrxoNNAIRs AND PAes. &C. UP
Eosa s hhaSk GRATIS hsr FROM s. n; ss % m
FINE FINE f bNssfsf az aA pKess s +
sE 4 n Pgaf,Es s sfssafp Is s. sas
OUk u BUCKLES REDUCED TO aOc. -
AND FANcY aoons SAas1ED OYER sEox last ssT
GOODS CHEAP FOR FAIRS
- 90 ,ovvy OR Will BE CLOSED Ar WHOLESALE.
DRESS AMp CLoAK BUTTONS; n sr,r, ,vr
PRARL BtaLE, RUBBER, hED1LLISN. AS;, &c
,rr,o,o ,o,. n.zr, .r On & CLEARING T. OUT
sSTToNs. se. DOZEN, hRbucEp 70 O.
s TTT6Ss sI pd n2zES kt hSRShP ro 70
ssyyITESSssss n SNEs a kbPgS5p y o ls
IN PEARL SET ASp cut eHysT4 ;sS!os:
80 Lnr OF GRAPES TAaLArXSEs AND
WIN. kinney.
22l and ~ Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty 6rst and Tw cnty second streets.
A GREAT PANIC SALE.
"A Wholesale s Avn :p s Ss
oID STOCKS ARE NV WON'T '. NO r -
And most merchants not willing meet loss BY clear
ak !aslG ' Ss1s 4 IN IN REn fsl
ZINE xEn sU GSdN' n4e; former ,s price isc
~ BEST a y %4%sS e. ~ y Ss
The decline 10 ,oo fSGT r. 10 i .'"rd
At w SS fssssa Ef Sslss E 4: e
ALL wool kx Hk4s Stthry - so Hsb rFloE .
THESE BLIHSXkEGGss were s35SiiTs sATsnnAy; :,
IAN 1SST Il, 4; 1885 ~ a:s' o. AID az,
ts ::sS$s ;:s;
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Gorostiss: Manuel TYavesi Chse Thcll Juan OrtsgA,
Emily Dives sacronqus, hury, Baron Eggers, Albert,
Approved-PORFIRIo DIAZ
Approved-CARLOS OR0NEZ
CUR CHIHUAHUA CORRESPONDENCE.

The Charter Of the New Company-liOw 10 was
obtained, and what is thought Of IL In the
Capital of the Mexican Repubiic-The New
Company the Old One under New Name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26
M z xIc o.
Opa CITY uf MEslcu CORRESPONDENCE.

Additional Interesting Intelligence from the
Mexican GapitaI-Imperial Reports aud
Runners Of rho Battle M Uaxuca and Other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

CMILLiEaco, ~ o.rsrn r,,r
MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CoOAkS, SAcQCES. RASQtEa, JACKETS AND
CIRCULARS IN VELVET AND CLOTH.
which cannot be surpassed In America.
.6J Broadway between Eighth and Ninth streets.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN ACKlsNZIE. snp't
no MfILiNERs AND COUNTRY sroREKEEpERs.-
A. Grand Street Cheap Store lengths OF Millinery
Goods cheaper iobhers sell whole pieces
Call. EDNtR RIDLEY
a09, ?1i and 3l,s Grand sreat,
and 81 6s aud 20 Alien st. Gf;h block from Boscry.
s)On MORE cHiLDRkNs sErS ar &a-rHE
-UV largest best selected aud cheapest stock in the city.
Real Siberian Squirrel from 81 per sci mp
Imperial Erminr from ~ b. up.
Mexican Squirrel from ~ sci up.
And all other kinds Of Fifs ~ equally low
HOLIDAY TOYS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
STEWARDS Millinery Goods, Fancy Toys snd rnr
Store. l62 Bowery. near Broome street
81 BOND sTREET--rUsr RECEIVED THE WINTER
last fashion in Cioaks and Bonnets all orders prompt
iy attended TO for Dresses and Cloaks.
Miles. PARRAIN PAIL 4 co, from Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

& 0n0 WORTH OF LADIES' ruRs or MAIDEN
'g1 .UttV lane manufsctorv. will he sold ninety
DAYS with endorsement. Apply to II. DEyLIS co. fss
Pearl street. near Chstham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-07
Radical Harmony.

Whatever dissentions upon the minor
questions of principle and public policy
NAV divide the Radicals OF TINS oea'e'
heir unity of sentiment upon one ipi-
,ortapt point is unquestionable. How
ever much they may wrangle upon
subjects which involve only truth, JUS
ice. or some other pro6tless ABSTRACTION
thew are serenely harmonious IN the't
w;ll;naness to be devoted upon the
shrinc of office. So exceedingly anXs0ns'
indeed, are many Of these gentlemen TO
spend and be spent in the duties OF pup
lie life, that little ennlties, not unlike
those arising among rivals for posts OF
danger upon the battlefield are apt TO De
The result. Already some little dissen.
sion is growing out of the manifest IN
tention of the Radical clique in this city
to ignore the merits Of all other candl-
dates for sacrifice, il favor OF victims OF
their own selection. The article winch
we copy from the National Telegraph IS
70
SLIGHTLY indicative Of the reStlesSnesS OF
modest patriotism under the despotlc
dictation of would-be master spirits.
While we have no desire to see Radicals,
of spv species, elected 10 Office, we are
glad to note disposition on the par OF
the more independent men of that party
to relieve it from. he control CT those
who have so long used It's power for
their own personal advancement. If
legislative devices have given Radical
ism perpetual Lease "t power in this
State, we would certainly prefer dis
tribution to monopoly Of party tavors,
even if destructives alone partake
thereof Especially is it gratifying to
observe an inclination on the part oi
military men to revolt against the dom
inatien to which they have so long sab,
mitted, and to claim some sharv "a til ,
benefits of an organization 10 shos0 sue
cess they have contributes so largely.
If Radicalism must I'LL ylt offices, let
the soldiers who baNe seen service and
faced danger not be ignored in favor OF
men who have periled nothing aud re
received everything