davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-10

Tic. c The demand for cash Gold was legs active.
The brokers were busins nj 1855 q 1i6-1iGa bid
at lhc c1oscapd selling at 1'ji over ldc counter.
1n.rc Is very little doing in Silver, and the market
il nominal ut l3G1 1:G bnylnc-the latter for la11c.
1ke rub1,c Fnnt1s were scarcely SO firm, aud
scc.e OF 11.,, Securities were tribe lower. The
G's Of 81 iecline,i .s- Ftvc.Twcntiea Of u were
Il lower. The other Issues were steady. Tcn-
Ferries and August Seven-Thrtles were un-
changed. june Sercn-Thi:1ics were y lover.
ard TIC Jnly Issue was Il higher. The following
quotations were received from New York this al.
, 1866-11-10


Tie market E~s rather quiet to-day; no: quiet, hoT-
ty.: 70 m.ch tom the abseucc OF bnycrs coultndis
rosi,.nu IN part ef .hosc in attendance from tho
Il arry of.:cek With which to os.tc. The.c wcgcb7t
a, out he. In pe.s all told. nnd Of this ,lhe. bet
vtsy sst' proportion were really marketable cor:
scnysc oxen letse lacccy In the ASCENDANT AL dcsr
.,,c lots were closc4 ont carly in 1r day. ns prs
f,,y up 10 the c.oslng r4tts OF scseta'y. rAck"'s
coz s0l head OK tac u2csau:ss AT tac EGs2asni11
, 1866-11-10
New fork stock Market.


FRIDAY EyEsMu, November Q, 1sGd
The following tables show the rcccipts aE1 sblp+
mcuts OF produce during the past twenty-1out
hours:
, 1866-11-10
&t1vr FNrtNrv Far

EEIFE FMCtHES UHfNCN.
ROCHESTER. ". r., Nov. 5-The stare factory
Of NJ. pit'nilor', at Savannah, Wayne Comfy.
wa- lusnr.l hi. morning, involving loss or
Sl3, ,tuu susn.ej sor s., ,tGu.
, 1866-11-10

C1and 59.n0aa1:H; common to Sood gaaty qante
at *sG,.e.e7t y bu. Timothy u steady a& t35hrs.a
only >a lois bringing the top price. aad !ax ee:t At
, 1866-11-10

SFtaH IL NEW fBFK-NuFFMGT7,
The demand fo- elnreF serd Ia limited. i3t.a1lc
for old. and l<c for Timothy etci Is selling
ieF at s3,iGf EJ per b1, thouSh flax scrd Is 4ut Mt
f3teas q b1 u ati CafrutA lnseea Is nominal
at {2,i.1a 10, gold, In Boston aud here.
, 1866-11-10

corr HorsE. cuic4ap, Ct stst, 1:ss.
Public notice IL hereby Given that Warrant d.ted
October (th!fteth) 5Lth 1A6 has berc pftced IN my
hands fos The COLLECTION ot water tents essents
1eainnS unpaid on ne lots q q lsnd shefstn
All persons interested In sa!d unpaid water rents OF
assessments requested to make Immediate PAY
ment at mY cfIce. IN detanlt Of such payment the
game viii Be Collected At the cost ara eypeIse of rcr
Apps liable therefor. a. Il. uEALDs
noFI.lft CITY Collector.
, 1866-11-10

~ Illinois. Cook Coun:y-es.
CITI CuLLxcrOE's OFFICE. CoEHT H1C8I
RooN No. II. CHICAGO, Oct. %. 1885, j.
Public notice IL hereby given that the fu1!owinR de-
tenbett Warrants have bern placed IN INF hatds 1of
Wniysnt Nc, SIS south-Dated Oct. c9ta. 1855. aud
tssucd for the collection Of special nssrssncnt tyli
for rccon4uctng sideE 4k on the East side Of Church
pace. ,. .,,.
tssued tn- Ee collection Of secs1 asS sscD. ey!tL
0t rkEucstnK sidewalk on the east side Of Clark
street. 80 .
Warrant No. So. sou.h-Dsted Oct. 18th, 1858. AID
ssuCd r the collection Of special assessment levied
for reccnstEuctng sidewalk On the nerh SIDE OF Fwe-
warrant 10. ssa, South-Da.ed Oct. 9th, 1s66, acd
issuec the collection Of B1ectal icT'ed
for recot ktruetieE sidewalk The east side of buttct
street Ard tie to1th SIDE ct TweAty-dftn street
Warrant No. 7sA West-Dated O:t 9th. LsS1. And
issued for tho collection Of special teyed
Tor 1econsrnctnC sdew ak on the eouh side Of Aaf-
son street. between Lenvit steet and We tern aFer
Warrant No. -, wcst-Dated 0<s- 79ih. lse6, and
tFnCd Tor the collection Of special Assessment levied
for ucinE sid ALI On both sides Of Eu ttreef
betx cen Purple 4treet anG Stewart Ayeade-
Warrant No. ~. West-Dated Oct 18th. EaGs atd
issued er the collection ct special assesAn~nt ty1ed
for rpcon Tuct1rg sidewalk on the Eest sde or Noed
street Htxccr Fulton asH Carroll streets .
All persons interested said special nstessr cnts are
rccnestcd 10 Il axe Immediate payment .. my oct
In default o( such payment tue tna assessments W1
Bic therefor 4. Il HEALD.
Gcrl.iN Ctv Collector.
, 1866-11-10

G IR COPP.
(NEW ED1TE0S1
81 Sent ftfc ia nny address f,r 50 cents, ty rrof-
CLARKE, Il ) Illinols.st., CltcaXo.
ave heartily recommend It to our rsadcra,"-[Cht-
cag0 TrlGune. ... -..........-.-.
THE authors former works were the praise ot rev.
cral good authorities In literary mattcEs.-tcacaso
JonGnAi. .-.-
s'1ht author writes With sharp pen. aud shows no
mercy TO t.altufa.r-4 thf.'l1 Tip 1hIlGia.
Wits criticism On Enesh Arda alone - worth moEe
, 1866-11-10

Hero the market was Quiet a1d CASTER The bro.
lc1s were buying Five :1wcnties Of ',is At 11O,1.
nnd the o'i,er Issues at l0s.; 1argc Ten.Fortjcs
L: 1n11s ana Sevcn-Thlrttcs at 105hGpi0sh. We
quote:
zu,un,r>.u.-m .r.,x...rr,~~ ~.
, 1866-11-10

ERENCH LECTURES. ---.
MADAME 1'IIE1sICOCkT
VIII commence Courfe Of TWENTY FRENCH LEG
TUREs upon different subjects CT general Interest.
whiting. 3SB ontaTio-st and continue crerJ Netncs'
day nf tic taint hour. Price OF the Course. 40.
, 1866-11-10
CHICAGO CATTLE II 4 HKET.

FE1pAr EVENING, November 9. 1856.
BEEF CATTLE.
Tbs following table shows tho daily receipts and
shipments OF Eect Cattle duf1nE the Eek up to this
cvcnlne Is reported b. the Secretary Of the Enioa
, 1866-11-10
Ecsx York Produce TrRde. ct
NEW TnEx. Tueslay. Soyeuber6.
M cEtoE Is from this r1rt II ErEe Of the ieldag ar-
I'LL. r



tnevt*k teiHs: ~ uatSacn.. This has neArlT ali
b - E--d u7,s n -: III: medium ualo ,oia- Ell
ftr IN venture, t".h aya2ss tn. alS-e Of tn -.
ss: I'ote' sh!. i.:1c rreots "a. ral:e wn-.1
tE ttoH) In LAfb'a in!u:el tctc shipments IN tl1t
.tEct.s! H. lat t1sii= soul9 1s:3 pa:Sa
The Truth Is sha.:sHs w1s the hi1:l': p:::: IN Cali
Efa. a:h ''s p. '7r the 1r= cit sai.'n-ass arrive
:ut ne n'":Ar. t1'e:e VII Q,i.t. tic.y.. sS-: Tia
L., I'd. viz: a'r LIS INST u T.: 'l,,r II
~ .;sn: "': t'sa'::s u .aass !; =; i:esi:4.
~ 1:;S.: III. . lew h. nrktzs I'D a: lic. an3
q 1:e tes: t~-s4 t,~. Welsh NJ t1c ft.nler COM
il 70 AIS Ills n,xias. md II sl.c q: hair
ri - The n:rva:la tap:~s! ,l,s :lts .tceic:s VIII
e IN al uf!.rs 4o@t- a'ter {. ":!o1 bat OF th4k
Mc NJ. ! y uE knoA and du1y AAEna:c... Ne 0uo.+:
, 1866-11-10

4 GENTS WANTED-In every coun-
n II. nrst class accnt1 70 CANVASS for I4t:se1eld1
1sT p,eiure u the nEATH-bEp or LINCOLN.
arLL Epe.kf. cIia1 hal other distn.uisheA persona
preaent on inst saa otc:s!nn, Ac1scss. with ttanP
irKto1, o.. C.
V7ESSEL ON NEi;s And CAPTAINS
OF VESSELS viii t4kc notice that
4,0nO 9ords 'of Choicc Hard Waod'
beech and Nipple, ready fs sale at Ltatk f't ME-
1Elles uartt Of shebs yEaa, WIsconsn. hafe esS II
teet OF <x.+F nj tic rte'. EEStA-EHSaAt
Ltptz EteS. Uct, Y, lS69,
, 1866-11-10

LAKE FES!cmIrMes1st cas!er ed ls lo.cr E.
sGet Esl!Is "a Monitor. cora Il 1oc fanay
ioc,rr ,d1 n, X an a. nrE.;c = sf fcrms
Nase Wss !, f. Rae
If Se;s;s All E:ss Ill.,
5 s':E'1 Fl: !, q ST
81 G ~ Goma 81 H. ~ S S;'t SSEys, *
{ {isSS ii 81 Z 9: ss 1s 9 !2: s;s DO dow sfaae' AZ
sads saS sToaseTs eea sa Ssre Ep W1GL SsSsSs Ssx
& ssmP;s :; ~ ssx!sa WaEts IL Is II Est;s +
fcnhu ID at ~ Ia "a 81 ID Al - d sSoa hue IA Il
{2as M Il 2sS g b ~ W. q 2ss 5iss 4 + / Soeo bu dgs. s!
~ h1 q d. slss tCity) 81 30 a tlo 19 na d
3 sil S1 n IL St i Y az E q h dn +
'; l. ~ 20, r. 4; Hs4S
@ ~ se;rcsa 2s.x b.
i !: j; 5 & ss e Is i s $ i /
- ~ g. q q s5 e eo = & s1 gtR IN Soas@
4; s9d5s y al ''e' gu aeke1os'ns weak At Tor So1
g Received, es.see bu; shipped, g. sa9 ba.
at e 1 ',u ID Il !; eoS In do ~ 4 ID
~ Do ii ife to5 bu K*jsetN i s!Sc; 2o ID ds Il
ii ia as!!!1sa :s q s. a'se 81 g. III:
" r. @ ~ ~ ~ ~; ~ ic;s n. s = a. W ~ HI n Ii ~ ~
So by DO at SCI 100 btu Rejected at iscclosin at %
~. WST:tEy-rccc,re3 as sff I'm. shn,,rt y an tr
Market IS !ose? sales seEe; lo2 5 ss n ~ q;
Icy ~ RI q! &c: sy W ~ at %: oN ~ ~ Il ~
81 - ~ ~ h. ~ aI .in IT, III hI dn st at
&C s1d *sc. ~ ~ ''SS W - ~
scarce aEa q Eansa M at sSoa M p f3r p9ta
Retail rafctis ri: At slsaei.S.
BROOM Eur fsS-NusSet qa'es-selllns at sloaSs
, 1866-11-10
CHICAGO LuM xER MARKET.


Receipts. Ehiomenta,
t.rnhfr. ....r...s... 5000 .0n
SHINGLES. ................. seE,oW sDA0N
tattt.......................... 5000 5000
Tie dc.uand for Lumber By tue cargo continues good,
and athonch there has not been rery large aesort.
meni to telrct lom cargocs have sold freely at fnll
pl.ccs shns1c: are dull at si0oaas5, and lath are
quick Of sails at s The following sa1es reported,
to-day cargo chr Illinois, from MusEcson, 50 good
ELL RIM Fsfps. ha!1nce boards and mixed At sa,oo
cargo sehr Progress from Grand River. 80 common
rated tli01; cargo schr Josie. from Muskegan. 10
N A strips halance mostly boards nt *,2oo; cargo
f-hr sea Gull from Nhte Lake, 70 m coars: xed at
f1, no m tath at $,23: cargo echr Calcutta, from
Man!stce 20 III ssire, balance mixed coassc RATED at
$ltsQ. .....
In the yards there II steady dennd at the follow
, 1866-11-10
NotelS.
AMERICAN 4 HOUSE.
BOSTON.
lcrtureS.

This tayorIte f1st-c1ass Ncte. the largest In New
England, ofera unsurpassed accommodations to the
Travelling puAlic. LEWIS RICE. rrcptetor.
, 1866-11-10

rcr crm....................... ......+s:o oa1oo
Second Clear, !, IN, ~. md 2inch.. 5s-00&du %
tirst % auI T Seoul Cicar Fioorins. to. '''''S
Esthtr. rough-the tan1e as Sec ond =.
Common Flooring, rou:h. s:.oos15.u
Flooring. ng..:.........:.:;.......t.... ssoass:oo
mon Flooring. S.:..::.....::.:....... ss.o1;5as,o1
sc;her ...:.................... ao.o1a3,no
First Common Dstss Stdlac: eSo0t.5-no
md npTs,ds. ds...................... s,.ooa ono
A s;ocs Heatds. il 2tnches........... H.oA$x7;o5
Esioek Boards; u tncnes. ;......... 5.na<t*7na
Common Boaris Joisss~ ScantltaE
Fencing and Small Timber. u 10
5et.;. ana sesn:nns. is isst....:...: s5sasI:@
lc,stt and scaatlfne, ~, u aod II
su,so,zsNa 9; Star Shaved sSiaslss.... ~'s Is
n or star Saved Shlnglcs......-.... A0oa 3.M
Na.1 SAVED Sh!nCles.. s...........-.... c-03 III
r.7n-Fis f2 i ssxsa sa:asis.. ia sSo
road. deAyeIr<1 IN All. ya.d whesa
CATS can hc switched. or Ang de-
71t: L or S1ar sawed ShlrSes,by
Aov sur sharcd Shingles, hy ear
lead on HseK. count made fnll. OF
ave buuches 70 q thol&12d. ~
s..ss' ~. s. ~ sas.s
tratk...... ......s...,.........,...... -
which charge follows the Shingles In freight bill.
T1aekness-F,ve shingles 10 be tTe iachea In thick
1sngth-sl1teea inches.
nsnas-T@xenty @ isshes @
a F4FY
, 1866-11-10

AcsIoTieJEed b. tie medical profession and the p.e,s
to Lave caual as Specialist in the tseAtmeat Of
Tors. S6 Ra1dophst Or by letter through +. o. Do1
GD6. Chicago, III,
, 1866-11-10

5htorosis or Retention, 1rregulazttyt P2tnt7l
ness CT Suppression Of Customary Evacua~
tions, Ulee1ated or schirrous ststs It
the Uterus, Lencor1hea or Whitss.
Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys.
GRAVEL / DROPSlCAL SWBLLNGS.
This medicine increases the powef cf Digestion. ~
e1ciscs the Aosc.nens into healthy action. b1 vHs
the watc.J or Ca!cernus deposluorI. snd al u1za1-
ri Enlasecren4 are reduced, Al well Pain mi r.
namnattou-
HELMBOLD,S
EXTRACT BUCHU
Has cured every csae OF
DIABETES
In which 1t has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladdar
and Inflammation Of the Kidnsyh
liberation Of the KidueyL
and Bladder, Retention Of Urin4
E::-@ss.:cs Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel, Briek-dust Deposit, and
Mucus or Milky Discharges, and far
Enfeebled ard Delicate Consdtu-.
tions, of both Sexes,
Attended with the following symptoms
1uditposiuon to E1erttou, Loeso Power. Eosa uK1.
OFT. plmculty OF Breathing, Weax Nerves, rzan-
pung, Horror Of Disease, Wake.uinesa, psaneR
OF Vision, Pain IN the Bsck. Hot Hs1dz,
Flushing Of the Body, Dryuess 1t m
Skin, Eruption on the FACE, PaDd
Counteuanee, Universal LasGt-
scde Of the Muscular sJs-
TEN. etc. etc.
HELNABOID'S
EXIT ."T = RUCHU
ISDlURETW AND
BLOOD PURIFYING,
And cures Ill dtsesses a.1sins uzn HAas os DzzsZA
| 71os, Excxssrs AND 1AFKrpK11 II LUE, lxPc2f111
or TEE BLOOD de-, superseding copasha In ataedaua
dar which It Is used sueh ~ GosoKKH1A. a11xts q
lorg standing, and sYPHu111c Nznc11ohs-m uase
diseases, uscd IN connection with
He1mbo1d's Rose Wash.
| SOLD AT
| HELNLBOID'S
! DRUG And C'AEM|CAl WAREHe:'':.:
| 5e4 BROADWAY,
and 'oy Druggists Everywhere
| ASK FOR
# Ell NJ B OIL DIS.
Take no Other.
Beware Of Countcrfeital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
nth the editors, all Of whom are praisins it in the

agree win the eultOIej All VI "HNAN Wv F'-c
varmest terms. ,,...u, . ,..,xn;6
cent campaign speech in the CourtHouse square
large and highly apprecatiyo assembly gree'eu MN
with great applause throughout his entre speech no
touched upon certain passages in his own Senatora s
perience showing that he had consstenty stoOo 20 ne
bprincipe that ho will never consent 10 open ING
norals of the baotbox those whose hands are sHbeu
With tho blood Of his counynen, and deny IL 70 tnoso
blacks whose heroic patriotism has helped 70 save uo
country He dwelt OF length upon Andrew Johnsons
record illustrating IL with much humor ana orce h
said il seemed as IL treason had leapd from the point
Booths bloody dagger to the bosom OF Ahuew 1ohsS
making him an apostate Of deeper aye IMAM ouueS
Iscariot who sold the Savior Senator Yates III coh
cluson reviewed the action Of Congress giving spcca
prominence TO the temper Of the South IN 70 wy
nagnanmous measures proposed. ms part OF hs sPeeon
was received with loudest applause. -, .
CHICAGO Nov. Fifteen thousand people turned o ,
NJ Tamaroa on Friday TO hear Gen Logan ubcuss tho
great questions at issue The meeting was one o. e
most enthusiastic and effective held in southern lnos
during the present campaign =, l., ,,uoia. ,ho
great change has been wrough' IN tno "o ~ nb
people throughout this portion OF me stare lnuSn
larger number Of Republican votes VIII DC Poicu III 'ho
XIlIth District than ever before. &c.. .,-
Gov Ogesby reached homo last evening" having COM
plcted his political tour. - =,
Tho fightful toast" Here's to tho man that drew inc
trigger that shot the who freed the Niger when
was first drank at NcwOreans, and lew days since D.
Cairo is said 20 have been repeatedly drank with great
guso in select Democratic circles in this CITY wthn the
last AZ hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

on Saturday evening Joseph Taylor nominated for Su
place OF Smith Ely G who had declined the nomi
nation.
EIGHTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETING.
A meeting of No. Branch Of the United
league of America was held at their COunoToom. No l2
Fast Foreth st. Saturday evening Mr. Marshall PRESIDED
The meeting was addrssed by Col Noyes the candidate for
Assembly who said South waiting the result In THIS
state and II we had the majority be anticipated would be com
eed 10 accept proper terms and conditions Referring 70 10
cal affairs ne said that city taxation had increased from OO
In eO 70 te 900 In 1863 without single puphc WORK
cxcent an unfinished Court House during oil that period Dr.
John rscom said that would be more dangerous 10
lot The criminals loose from Sing Sing than TO admit the Rebel
thieves urerer and traitors down South into Legislative
halls 10 make laws for The meeting also addressed by
Mr. Han of the Thirteenth Ward o..
ADDRESS TO THB CoLoRED VOTERS.
Rooms OF TIE INDEPENDENT Political
ASSOCIATION, EEw.YORK CRY,
Saturday Evening, Nov. 3 1866 }
To the Coloyed FTee1nen Of Hsio- York CRY. 49, 9,
GENTLEMEN: Through the Independent Political
Association the Coored Citizens hayeas far as possible
with our limited and tme-organized the city ana Sc
cured the registration Of many cOored veters In the various
Wards. .
II now TOO the repeat many urgent
appeals you register your namesiOr that opportunity
almost past. -, 4. -.
But we feel il incumbent upon Association to re-
mind you Tuesday next Nov you who have beee
registered will expected 10 your ballots for enon ana
Progression Convention 10 revise the Constitution oil INC
state for such Congressman will vote for Reconstruction
VIII the people faithfully and administer justice
out regard TO the shape OF mans nose OF tho hue OF ms
As Il understood that generally bat proportion OF thVso
who register TO the polls let enrea every one OF you
swell the Of opinion sweeping the land in a'or VI
free principles Nay God defend ne rtghe ~ ,,,ao,
wM HOWARD DAY, President
Attest: j. J. SrELMAN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
CITY NEWS.

The FINEST BoSD RoBBRRY.-THE TRIBUNE Of
Saturday cont ned Of the fact that packet
tanning e. in United States $40 bonds had been stolen from
the Office Of the British North American Bank Agency No "A
Pincst The inmates state that at II O'Clock m. on Friday
two entered tue agency and passed through into the bank
where the principals seated at double desk
One passed rogrd the desk and made some in
quics re-auL business Of the Office On this desk lay the
the second operator remained beside this One OF packet
the principals got mp aud entered the front office when tie
thc who the packet plcked up and elt the Office
followed 10y his companion The thcit DISCOVERIES i'm
mrdatcy but too tate the thieves The follow
the numbers Of the missing bonds Nos sol go 81 f2
ls.4O2 l4fl4 l7fOq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
GEORGIA.

A. II STEPHENS on THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
THE TRIBUNE.
MlLLEDdEvILLE, Ga, Nov. d.-Tho Hon. A. II.
Stephens in private letter 10 gentleman of this city,
incidentally alludes 10 the statement published in
Northern journal regarding himself and his brother In the
matter Of the Constitutional Amendment and character
ICES II as utterly without foundation. He thinks tho
LogislatKJ should reject the Amendment.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
TENNESSEE.
MEETING OF THE LRGIsLATURR-Gov. BRowELOw's
MESSAGE.


=
MESSAGE.
b TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The adjourned session of the
Tennessee Legislature convenes tomorrow. There will
be quorum for couple of days; full returns have
not yet been received of the election on Thursday Enough
is known TO indicate Radical gain of four members,
The Legislature will stand nearly as follows: Senate ~
Radicals to Conservatives House, 50 Radicals to "a
Conservatives.
There will be respectable number from each Of those
parties who will earnestly favor universal amnesty and
universal suffrage. This political doctrine is making
siderable Roadway here number Of prominent Rebels
being equally in favor oft Gov. Brownow arrived here
to-day IL is understood his message will advocate negro
sugrage but perpetual Acknowledgement for all Rebels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
LOCAL POLITICS.

TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES REGISTERED ON SATURDAY,
I1,l25-wHoLg NUMBER RRGIsTBRBD, 1875, lG2.
At O'Clock on Saturday evening the registration Of
voters closed throughout the city The number registered
Saturday ~ making total Of 25 G2 In 1864 the total
number registered l2 M making increase this year Of
"a Tie following The Ggures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

steamstp Mississippi Sumner Orleans Oct a. via FOI.I,"
"a hours, with mise. and G, X Garrison. -
Steamship Emily b. Souder Lockwood Chareson % hours with
mdse. and pass 10 Livingston, Fox Co. ..
Steamship wamsasta Fish New.Bedod with mdse. and to
Ferguson n Weed
Ship Francis Culnf London Aug 81 via lslo u Wight
sept -. with udse. 10 Th0s. Durham,
ship tyn0sue il Flowers LNeToool Sep l9 with mdse and
~ pass 70 Tapscou Bros 4 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
RonpERY IN THoMrsoy Shortly after O'Clock

Saturday morning party Of burglars forced entrance
into the clothing Of H. SOmmes Nc 80 Thompson by
breaking open Tie After gaining entrance 90 the
the burglars packed up thc entire stock Of goods therein
contained valued g. % AMI removed from tic premises
IN express wagon None tie neigLbors seemed TO know
that the removal ~ the goods burglary and the police
pos, failed icoyer the ct in tine 10 arrest any Of
the daring tlletcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

NEXT to the excitement about the election is the
excitement about the FAN styles KNOX Hats The halter has
passed himself Anything graceful elegant coming
cheap has entered the mind any other
That The why oil the rushing No az Broadway
secure one Of Kno1s Hats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
VoTRRs havana LOOK no yoUn TIcKrrs.

Voters you viii be called Of the
important submitted to you. See that "swETESA
your ekeIDon nvesed into voting any denirce
Il is the only good Denth rice before the public.
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ron GOVERNOR
Republican Democratic
Henry ii. Grape A. s. Williams
FoR LIEUTENAST-GOyERSoR.
Dwight May, j. g. Parkhurst
FOR SECRETARY or sTATR.
o. L. Spauidng b. NJ Thompson.
FOR TREASURER
Z. o. Grosyenor, Luther II. Trask.
FOR LAND COMMISSIONER
T. d. Pritchard' Louis Dillman.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
w L. Stoughton George Gray.
FOR MEMBER or BOARD or EDUCATION.
Edwin Wilitts, John W. Birchmor
ron AUDITOR.
William Humphrey George Spaulding
PoR sUPERINIENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
0IHosford Samuel Clements.
COEGREss.
L Fernando @ BedmdR. j Logan Chapman
H. Charles UpS0n Henry Z. SeVernans'
III. Austin Blair b. r. Grouger
~. Thomas W. Ferry John y. Hutehna
V. Roland +. TrOiebTidgC. VIM. L. Bancroft
VI John f. briggs julius X. Rose
In the lVth District Vim. H. Stewart is the working
mems Candidate.
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pASSFNGFRS ARRLYED.

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fAnnounceuents.I
MADANIE De-

MADAME DELMAR is stopping at No. 753 Broadway,
where sbe will Apply her SATIN EaAM for identifying the
peK.ou the ladies' AGO her sAMuOIL GRKAT HAIR Re-
sToRRR. FKEH CHARGE.
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NEW YORK sTATE UNION TICKET.

Eor Gocenor-Ion. REUBEN r. FENTON. ChautauquL;
FarLA. GOppHor-Gen. STEWART L. WOODFORD Kings
For Canal CoIa'r-Hon. STEPHEN r. HAI1, Steubent
Fer IGpec,or Stat Fris0as-GeD JOHN HAMMOND Essex
Election. Tuesday. Nov. g.
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UNION MEETINGS.

UNION MEETINGS.
REPUBLICAN UsiOS COMMITTEE
HpQns METROPOLITAN HCrRL, NEW ok }
HAML. HARRIS, Chairman.
Jas TERwIuiGER Secretary
Monday, Nos. s.
AuBuRN-Gen. S. r. CAREY u Ohio.
CANAsrorA-gcn b. =. BRUCE.
CAsrLET0s-HORACE BOARDMAN, etg.
CHATHAM FOUa-C oRSKRs-Ihe Hon G. l.. bEALta
TLRRDGE-ilon GEORGE ". WILLIAMS.
FAHMER NILIAeE-Gen. r. NJ. LEI q Connecticut.
-. =, The Hon. W X. IECk. IT,, Of Conn.,
hAFshsIN" iROBERT GROVE. esq
HCErISGToN-N. ID. PETTY, ESQ.
-. Gen. STEWART I. WOODFORD,
hUSIISsloN- tGEORGE ". HOXE esq.
ILloS-Rey. b l. IVES
Hon. b. =. TYLER
MApALIE- Col A. b. SMITH
lFRANCIS Sylvester, eco.
MEpipA-Msjor JAMES HAGGERTY.
MIDDLE VILLAGE IT, WEiGENT
Nj. KIsCo-flou. l.. D. CULVER.
OHFfuA-The Hon. LEWIS HARKE Of Maine.
OrwEGO-The " 81. HORACE MAYNARD OF Tenn
PATcHoauF-fIoa. MAHLON CHANCE Of Ohio.
Hon CHAUSCET NJ. DEPEW
FEEKsAiI PioG POPE wusing.
(The Hon. Is. - NOBLE.
iouShkATAih- W. CARLOS MARTIN, esq
RIvERHgAD-Geu I. NJ HlTE.
SARATOGA SPA-Ihe Hon. JAS b. hckEAN.
SCHFNHcTA9Y-Ge WALTER HARTMAN Of New Hampshire
TEuNlEsBUReH-F. n. FINCH. Esq
" HEpsPozI-PATRICK CURBEIT, esq
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