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THE ARMY or THE TENNESSEE
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE oFFrcERs-yTERBTSG
PROCEEDINGS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE oFFcERs-ISTERSTISG
PROCEEDINGS.
IIKeKAPB 10 rHE THiBuSh
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE Society ofthe Army Of
Tennessee was called order by President Ravngs After
prayer BY the Rev M McCay, Col Dayton the secretary
read proceedings Of the preliminary meeting Ragh NJ
& Auilli Is6J aud also OF Subsequent meeting
The Constitution defines the object Of the Society 10 le 20
preserve those kindly and candid feelings that distinguished the
officers Of the Army Of Tennessee and contributed e largely
OF It's and also 10 Tecprocate uabrnal az
lection Of bTohey love toward those Of the Scey OF
their families who may be- IN need OF sympathy all Any
noer OF the Army Of Tennessee who has served hOnaby
entitled membership and all ocet Of other armies can be
come honorary members
The Society is hold reunion Every ecer is
expeated present az each reunion address letter 10
the Secretary communicating such facts about himself may
be interesting the fraternity.
On motion Gems. Beknap and Howard and Co.'s Peeiham
Kinder and CARRIER appointed committee nominate
officers for the ensuing yeaI. ~
Al the request Of Col Pecham the Secretary stated that the
number ocers who members OF the Society thus far
registered to-day 100 that the number At the as banquet
was go all OF whom anxious 20 cooperate with the so
eey and he had no doubt there 500 who would become
zctive members.
Gems Force Wood and Giles A Smith were appointed
Committee 10 propose amendments 10 the Constitution and
frame Bylaws, after which the Society adjourned until =
o'clock y. n.
Mozart Hall is fully decorated for the occasion Across the
stage the motto For God, country and tbo right
while stretching from the ceiling and oor are The names OF all
the battles participated n by the Army OF tennessee Al
around the hall nunbeess flags including many the Old
rsgimental oolors borne in action '..t
1hebuslness Of the afternoon meeting was conhseu manly
the reading Of leite from officers Who could not present.
including those fiom Gems She HancocL Meade Howard
sheridan Scholeld and Others
Afer discussion % the pfopc!g o. adnti16 plyale
soldiers 90 memerbir and hc anaonner Of conmitte 10
report On ibe subject tomorrow = meeting adjolrteL
Tonight public meeting vas teld a. Mozart Ia Geai
A p,sm. Vrillaa and delivered rs Thoun susliD,a ec1d
Lqtciib5 !5oOsgi lt5
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7 rTLgaRAPH 10 rHE TRIBUNE.

rELgGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE -.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-By auction to-day, ,032
bae IN cotton sol al IA IN A0 irspdp Nddin ami food
Wiiiliny Njssissinni NJ l,i og-Ic
e,, W -, ~ Stat. advanced D.. and
ro' gu - ~
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r5gsision, nay, u''Ans snuen'S OH ~ u '''0
WHISKY steady g, %, O., a., -. 49,. ....
,, s To- "a I gssS s. sc@' SnI' 80 az
MAea, mn ns 'ee - ~ ~. 80 80. ~
rev a. - g. p "a S,eS sss IS PSoyors AM
Cover - - ~ diu9u9 y, 20 - -.
see. Of s fork 60 sugar quiet Bot tending ao"H"sfd
Wildly Dun 8, -, -, ,, ,,o 49,. ., . n -, Al,
OsNEso nov IAFo1i 'tes9y sales OF - oos 49,, n W
for No spnns I'll - Iof hsa wiIlsi 90 loi Hs md
oI double Eufs nhss' hAsrt DrUsI Win 80 a.
sale. $50 bush No Ghetso sprne ~ - 100 90 a, " ~
Ae 90 ~ ~ II o. 80 , % p 10 rooS demand
scaice sas tVV ousiL 10 ~ " ~ naIe9
s 80 Pa's Sssaa a. " ~, " Done ~ 900 h.s Csps
toe outside of nay SuHte rye steady e.
81 0Ja 81 " 10 bond and 81 y for small oi nee ana
no tsses Jana ireishis unc6snssd to sew ~
Wheat sha Tsss e.i Coii l-t..i bsf4sy L-s
I'D zoe Pee 1S Corr is ssy 6 IU
u.s. Sts,lt 10 e, -p, C,sl ssnoTs-
sa.a ss1y % Ss'S hy WI. gs r Corn t bush
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DIED.

oApRErTsoSA hi. residence o.oI f9 4 Is. o M
Faae;a er1osi from he Meshod Epcoa Church RsnsseS
ooT,ay Es, - 4 invite, p 70 A attend wiihoa; sT
The remains viii be taLen 70 Gree0mouns Cemetery pa W
ineTmenf.
Baltimore papers please copy ...-e
CIOTHER-on Fourth day Ifh inst Caleb Cohier nfant soa o.
TN, ,,yS md issd. Of The fuly are respectfully invited 70
attend .le funeral this Fish day 81 O'Clock p M ron no "
Fast TEirtyfrs,st
DIBBLE-on Tuesday the jh inst e. tho residence Of w W
Henrietta e. brighter Of the late PhYlsr T. H. D'se INK
TIE fassri viii tsEs p,o. on Friday II O'Clock at che
residea,e Hr Dep No % seysn'eea,hst Brookyn as
taken to Cypren IIils Cemetery foT ntermeal
JoNEsou Tu,,iy Nov i? sst short hln' ~ 'As a y'A
The relatives and friends OF the Iny are respectfully syS 20
s,n he a.sr1 'f,s; s.E boz oSo NO
LYLE-Ta Brooklyn Te'iy he 1h inst, i9 the TN ye o.
hi. age, Robert lyle nrye Of GLASGOW scotland -, , q,
The funeral will take place residence Of biz soaa" ~
Ashton asrcyaye Brooklyn on trd'y' u7 i's
inst, a, u O'Clock p m.
Mathew. No i25 LyDEstoDa Brooklyn Wednesday Nov
u Mary = wife Of Oliver Mathews Of Pleai We'ehe''ef Co.,
This s.ss and kends Of tie family iavcd to attend her
funeral from Friends Meeting Hoa'e AZ PurohSe on su'iay
EEwFoN-suddsny New ROundi,nd New Jersey wedse,
day the h lost wheock Newton Of this city IL the '1
the residence Of bis father uaw john A Rysr:on
e No 30 East Twenty secouds on THURSDAY afsrno9n aSn
inst o'clock Friends and relatives ar invited 70 taend Inc
rsuiirs vii b tskea Greenfield. Mass, for inermen,
PARK-N Harrison wesehes,s Co.. Tuesday hoy ID Ann
Para In the ia year Of her ags. -,
Relative and iepi, are ;ial{ lnyi'sl 70 en1 ne
viii be in waiting the arrived Of tie lilo train from twenty
RAFFERTYon Tuesday Nos. D. Kate younses, child Of
Philip and Maria rnefe,l katry aged year and months,
Eo- % Aar,haltst. taieraoa n. J.
Pbsp. on Tae,1ly 18Th Srs Mary swii Of East amp
Fa1eri services win be Of her brother samuel
Phspl No ISL Cn9nt BI9oLyn on friday me i,Ih INST. >
O'Clock The friends Of tbs family ere respectfully invited
attend without further invitation.
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MARKED.

OSrwTCK-BELDEN-on Tuesday Nov 49, BY The Rey Dr.
Roger MI Rohird c BOswck Mis LOOe second da ter
OF David Bed,u. vst
CABLB-HOWLANDon Tuesday Nov u " te hss - ~
Howsnl Cap, Geo W. Cable Comeis bo"ahd' OOh u '
city
FrTIs yyarTrEN-On Tuodsy Nov. H. at Augusta No. NJ.
Nathaniel E oss city 60 Ms Lydia ]. Written Of the sflaei
place. AL. .
Aersion by Right Rev Bishop Potter Edward iolsus
Jones' Mary Eizaoetn, dl1sh'er OF the ae Jua' DS'H "
Syfae0sa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In this city wednesisy Tho iiiha,
nv The Rev WIN Ro5er.s y. D. Lizzie NJ only daughter o. ne
icistns Cerayun Henry Mitchell, NJ d. a Norwich n 4
sCoPIELD-BAXrER-on TGaday. !he 18Th 9't Ct ti;sE1
Y by IN. C. r.. ,giest0l Eptrain = Scoisd 70 =
ertrude d1usA. Of wm M Baxter. esq al OF Fbtku no
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EyrGRAsrs TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE METEORIC SHOFER.
OBSERVATIONS AT wAsHSGTOS-THs DISPLAY STILL
LOOKED FOR.
sr rsLSsAArn TO TIA rsrsUSG

OD3LRN TONS AT " AbhlhhipN- thai '''N"
LOOKED FoR
rELSssAPH TO TIA rsiBuSz
WAsHIsGToS Nov. H.-Ihe interest thai has been
manifested III the expected shower Of moteors is
stiu unabated Watches are still kept up at the
Smithsonian Institute and the Government Naval Observ-
atory and OF many private places Tonight the sky Is
cloudy aud the shower should occur II viii scarcely be
visible
The following is the report Of observations taken last
evening at tho Government Naval Observatory, near
GeorgctOwn, ID. c..
Tho weather last eycng very uRTorable the SKY being
almost entirely covered thin clouds AZ 20 this morning
about 'wohrls the heavens being nee from clouds the
recorded and The number seer during each sucehg ~
increased rapidly. In The 10 minutes following 20
a n 81 recorded This by far the largest fall
observed.
The meteor raied almost without exception from the
stelaton Loo large numbers Of them Laying tram OF be
light The instant II the appearance OF O Of the Hosi Bsh
OF these carefully recorded II was ven missy lhiolsuOl
the whole o. Oscr aOus the ing ai times entirely
Ob,c4red Undoubtedly many more would have been observed
had been clear. ,..-.
At4O over ouchss OF he sr otscurud a-d the mist
uas thick that deemed eXpeieui 90 suspend opera
tons night hundred ard seventy three metel
were and recorded the space Of two hours and ~
In the time yesterday morning about ~ srr
Observed and remembering that then o Wa perfectly ciei
and that th morning MOI more titan olc hall the sky was VS.
be a1d that % very misty must BE- admitted tai t' u
d great ncrfa q &c shower ~ yesterday morning
II Is hglly probable that ih hDS % VII lake place o. i
morning. tomorrow te 5h Il 10 doc not take place thea
b. Vci o. watch Che following rgl but d. on the con
t-ary drlrrtss tao-n tlt probable ttai iir!r
B. g. ie dspay equal % tat % -u Tie TAI Of the morn
INC o. te 1871 90 orc lar hoycmber shower a.
vii be seen lv tar sfa'rn'rt -iYHl below
h. 1862 sr Observers recorded two hundred and uisiy oa 10
1873 90 Observer o-iei .0-i L.-lf.- tll se,--
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THE NATIONAL WOOL GROWERS ASSOCM.
TON
ms DAYS rROcIasTds )I p.

u-3r DAYS PRoCESbTGS ~
BrTayeE,PH
CLEyLIAbD, Eol. H.-Pursusnt 30 call tho JsEccui 20
Committee Of tho EauonN Woo Growers Afsociat On
assembled IN Gis city to-day. In theif cal the
Committee invited thc Attendance Of I'll those 'a-
teresed an this important branch Of industry
and ho invitation sc,ms TO have boon quito iberaHy &C
eeped by the sauOus Wool associations throughout inc
Northern States, the attendance being large aud including
man rrominent and extensive growers, The 0blcct OF
the Convention expressed in the late published l9te
OF ue President OF the A ssOclatOn, Hon X o. kbdali
OF hew-iOrk Is n better enable CongresS TO know tle
wishes and needs OF one Of Che great Industrial intereSS
Of tao Country.
Tie Convention was esliod 10 orler at p M, and ~
the nbsence o. President Randall who s kept away by
sickness, the chair was taken by X. Montgomery e54
President Of the Ohio Stale Association.
Mr. Montgomery addressed tho Convention, stating lts
Object lie deprecated hssty immature actlon advising
thai whatever action might b. taken snoai1 pc sue as
70 SAND the test OF argument aGd lac several mcnbcrS
followed the Chairman in addresses 10 tho Convention
urging the necessity OF Protection.
Gu motion, comWttee OF one from each state repre-
sened appointed 90 report on The subject OF ta on
wool tho protection OF the woogrowiDg interest OF the
United States.
The following gentlemen wore appointed the Commit
tee The HOu. T., y. T0ttte Of N. Y. the Hon ward
Hammond of Vt; tae Hon Victor Wright for NeW-En6
land the Hon N 3. Townsend OHIO; DIR. julius Le-
Nome, Penn f. Feust, H., Ed StllsOn, WIS., LOWS
Wyhs, Mich.
fhe Convention tlea adjourned TO the evening" and re-
assembled at u O'Clock ?, m
The Chair urged Tho Importance OF circulating petiuODS
among wool in time TO DO pTessnsed TO Con6oss
cary in the session. The committee appointed 90 report
upon the bec of the tariff submitted their reppr in
form of resolution.
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To Cnp.talist,. :.


VALUABLE MrNfEO PROPERTY NEAR HOME, FoR SALE
e u3derssgsa ea lSs :ss shs ~ a. an ss.Ssss
and valuable KAOLIE or CHINA CLAY WORKS. sisaa'ed I"
hew Cas,o County. DeswaTe. a., -. ~ a. R.,
Ralrosd = miesBouI ws roa PhIsde Pe sos
three aei T.@ s Of ESnSS rps woa D
With vhch pacss IN daily public eoamaacson ~
oonyeBenoes inc not very Cd ard heny CIVILIZED soaupJ
The Mines are li,ry an1 ~, p,sts 20 de
analysis reports the hsrnss Of Tue Jnd States % e
or AMERICA and VIII fully eq1s finest French Austrian P'oo
Fb W u,ls frou t. Clsy is Of toe and b
made to closely che choicest French Won hs os'O"
Fo Psps Makers & in The hghes favor add ought
for prcieen,e TO th 5sst Easaa Cllna Dy To- a
e. ," %s S% this '' 'n' very far exceeds thu p'''' ''''
% TIE analysis Muspr,i Of Liverpool has - per esn. ~ %
this pnpoe the most famoosR the world hsfs'e
imed.s.y commencing p,o,eeas the besns all %,
usceary M Furnaces Kn Presses 'mPe'lns Meo1nss ~
g ne yyhs on H. oas in good order and q
s.ans construction roe o.ns inP2yss ta s e. ue
large Stable, Bsru Office and Wagon Hoyse 80, TIM. o.,
day. wh unieE proPe. mssE7S1cg n o OF a CENT CAN
AfRoFT OF FULLYpw9S 81 H tlS9sb 20" "a"
while deusnd for the product not Ony constant ald o"s
S Worss e,,ab Of DeinE many times hef
eut saDacty and OF beiog both day and uisht d.
AZ present S es rs. eI u Ss' as y
China Clay these rns into marhs; aus cefA@ 70 not
'ne ABOVE XIs That Is REQUIRED Is CAPITAL.
, % sa.a S slSH I5y o s9f
Maps. samples Of Cay .1Tps, - " - ssny
Il formed into responsible Company the swps IA ggE p ''
No. 80 fulton st., Second Floor
Norbs pre.sn, cos, Of he cly w'.f ,o:l,SSs
svsrv esa hss nne dollars 50 per ga al That ran DO
wIasd Wi ona1aad rssdy ,ht.'y dollars t1 per so"
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THE LABOR MOVEMRNT.

ANNUAL SESSION or LOCOMOTIVES gSGTNEBRs
TELEGRAPH rRiBUsE
BosroE Nov H.-1he Grand international Division o.
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engincers commenced
their annual session in this city to-day. Mr. Charles
Wilson OF Rochester, presides The association was
organized in Detroit in 1863 and has for It's objects tho
Improvement OF tue condition Of locomotive engineers
and 10 urge upon railroad officers the proprey OF adopt
ing such rules and regulations will tend to harmonic
the relations existing between employers and employees
and to dscountenance all strikes believing thai the inter
ess OF each better be subserved By more Just and "a
tiona Between 60 and 10 delegates arc present
representing all parts OF the county
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TrARD OF COUNTY CANvASSERS

The Roas Of County Canyasse reassembled yesterday
A. no oclo.I a. n and Supervisor Wllmann eanvassed
ue Kiln ana XVIIth Wards. The Canvassers OF the
kIIh. VII1th IXth, XIlIth, XVIII and XVIllth DIS.
kricts oil the XIth Ward and Of the XVII, ANIllth
kIXth XYIst and XXIIId Districts Of the NNllh Ward
krere seu supply the deficiencies in their returns
No return has yet been made for State Officers IN the
EVIIIsh District of the AVIlth Ward Thus fr the re
Turns show inaccuracies than last year which was
S0ted for its inaccurate returns OF II Election Dstncs
banvassed Gu Tuesday incomplete; and Of rs can
Sassed Yesterday IL could not be used The Board adj
Sourned tu meet this morning.
KINGS COUNTY
The BOaH Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon but
fbe returns from the First District of the Tenth Ward,
second D let OF the Third Ward and Second District of
hs Thrtuenh Ward being missing the Board adjourned
anti this (Thursdayl afternoon at o clock
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REAZI

The Logtoh Times OF the I'd says the news by tue
peac. O. The par Of Paraguay and OF the sang tune ser,OI
% ~ O. tc allies One solution OF hese dlsj6iian state
ment would h inat ne P9l9th IV' peace mus' nave Wy
battle which alleged 10 have resulted dsisousy for The
latter but the quotation o. exchange frOm Rio 0s 10 1d
be- equal, probable snrPGigon that ths reported defeat viii
prove have resulted lie thal anu6inCef SIX weeks ago
Shsa tbe Rpes sustained terrible oS bat ~ the
gained Sap h position which Increased the prospect OF h1a
The Twsl Of the "a says Further kilograms from Rio con
firm the suppoton that the attack Cuapiy was made after
The proposals peace from Lopez had been received and
rejected IN is added that 10 Of the National Guard
have ceen called ont Tho rmness % the OF Exchange
Rio attributed the favorable character OF the coffee and
other CROP this wear
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
~ TELEGRAPH TO THI TRIBUNE

TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-The Treasury Department
to-day destroyed by burning 800 In mutAased National
bank notes and issued equal amount
CONTRACTION or THE CURRENCY
The Secretary Of the Treasury is determined 70 con
tract the currency last the late law Of Congress wlaoW
Tie fund Of fry millions which the law authorized ~
be issued redeem temporary loans and the ten millions al
lowed by Congress be Withdrawn within six months from
2h Of April have been retired and also the fr install
Of four millions which the law provided might ueaier
be withdrawn monthly eafng about three hundred andeey
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MARYLAND

THE POLICE DIFFICULTY APPROACHING SETTLE
MENT. sH-.,,
BIT rELEORPH '''""
BALTIMORE Nov. LITE Police difficulty is rapidly
coming solution. Nearly the entire force reported Tor
duty 10 the Commissioners this morning through
Marshal Carmichael and his subordinate officer few
have resigned whose places being filled by APP
pointments. II believed that the books property,
&c. in the possession Of the old Board will be turned
over to the Commissioners soon they ca1 adj
iust aud close up the business Of the department.
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MEXICO

oRrEGA 70 REZAIs AT 1EiIjs-TuR SITUATION X
hArAMOROs.
~ TELEGRAPH rFr TRIBUNE
NEw.ORLEAEs Nov. N.-R.o Gfalde news states Aat
Orega has decided 20 remain q: Brazo. Gen. PartTn.
Governor Of Durango Gen. Ponce. and Gen. Scdgwck
would meet him on the och for an interview There
business doing in MaamorOs the stJres are All closed
Canales has q pieces OF artillery and 900 men, Oo OF
whom NAY pronounce tor lapli upon the hFst attack.
Con1s Is with Tapia who has 90 aud Ok pieces Of
artillery before Maamoros Cortinis had made an Iei
fctua attempt 10 money from MaamoTos merchants
uarez Is expected shortly al Monterey Escobedo hadre-
fnrnel 70 Monterey from San LUIS.
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PERsoSAL.-Attoney-G General Sanbery. Washing
and the Hon Oakes Ames Massachusetts at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Counselor DE Azambrgo the Brazilian Minis
ter and William Reed Philadelphia, are NJ the New FORK
Hotel Col + NJ Greene California Col {. g. Greene Bos
ton and Cornelius Wendell Commissioner Of Public Printing
Washington, at the Westminster Hotel Judge Nelson
CoOperstOwn Is At the Hoffman House Baron Van Hayre
" a. hington is u The BcvOort House DR. George Gran
Nefrtga b Al the Metropolitan Sir William Napier brother
Of Admiral Napier Of the British Navy, and the Hon l.
Sockdae Texas az the southern Hotel TX butter
fell Utica and the Rev Dr. Clarke Albany at The Asior
House
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BILLIARDS.
roURSAMEST IN c,

TOURNAMENT IN CONNECTICUT.
BIT TKLu6RAsH TO TIKI
HARTFORD Nov l4.-The second tournament FOR
the billiard championship OF Connecticut commenced here
to-day under favorable auspices Six players from different
parts OF the State have contested Three games were played
today with the following result First gans-M H. Hemlna
Hartford vs. Bishop Bridgeport b. Hemins second
game-Wm Woolahaw Hartford. J. l.. Cooper Of Bridge
port won BY Woolahaw Thrd gameS Bancroft Of Hartford
vs. II Bishop b. Bancroft
The tournament continues the balance Of the wee
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EQUAL RIGHTS CONVENTION FOR NEW YORl
STATE


IL view Of the proposed Convention for revision
Of tAe State Goa, tuJ1 tie American Equ Rights AssOca
ton viii hold convention ia Twrldc Hall Albany Tues
day aud Wednesday November 20 and o. to consider The cues
ton OF 30 amending tue Constitution TO secure the RICH, Of
suffrage ali citizens without distinction Of The
spirit Of the age mpos au onward step The people every
wherein the Old World oud the New-roused from the leth
argy Of ages demanding extension Of rights The n
construction Of this Union broader deeper work than the
restoration OF the eb states IL Is the lifting OF the entire
nation the practical realization OF Republican Idea
Let then the lovers OF freedom from every quarter OF Tie state
this Convention al Albany and add they voice ana
their influence the side OF Justice 10 make New ofk gen
inc Repuboa power the nation and light to The world
Elizabeth Cady stanton Frederick Douglas the Hon A j.
Covin, Parker iillshury Lucy stone Henry IL BaskWeli
Charles LenOx RemOnd Frances r. w HapeI ane other al
Of Equal Rights VIII be present and PARTICIPATE u the
discussions OF the Convention.
On behalf of the American EQUAL Rights Association,
LuGREUA HDrl President
SUSAN b. ANTHONY. Secretary 49,,
B-Frend who cannot be- present may nd tAe good Wok
by cheering and liberia contributions addressed % the
Secretary Office A. r. r. Association No % West Thirty
fourth 81; New York TO the Of Lydia Mott Albany
New York
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80 ~ EssGs'-oeS TAe NJ y. TyibsAe
Sm: ScBe weeks since i wrote yOu. ordering GO
EoPies 81 CJ2sRneN TRIBUNE for distribution in this be
sghied porlen Of ROOkland County The expression be-
eghte ,Ssd the ire Of the leading Coppeheads in This
Down and in one and another has been aYped
bnoe Atfiter pnbe meetings and In their private
bzth eaeh Gkr during the recent campaign they
eboHt II ats TREY have attempted OF melancholy rdicpe
vi H. and Notwithstanding all attempts prejudice
EAer Ify against the acquisition Of political through
Hs NEwNORK TRIBUNE the result Of the recent election In
ptooa1d f1ty has shown the wisdom % the They
R1tTcd ,sat The TRIBUNE has LEI N the light and the
bght ba l5sen the Democratic majority We are Satisfied
p me truth 81 tho fact that by the distribution OF the 90 copies
p your sT referred to- the Town Of Stony Point
en sahghsned and II any Copper doubts the assertion
would respectfully refer him TO the Hoffman majority AZ our
polls last T'eGay. We cant tie papers continued Yours re-
Spectfuliy. y TolnSrs for u j. Of StonV Point
SsoaE foiad, Nov. 9, 1865 '''"' ''D''
1 ONONDAGA t.I
, OnOn6GsSx,C County official Fenton majority, $685.
! - a-..... LIVINGSTON. ~
Tho Ofhfca for Livingston County shows the
following Imaorities: Fenton 1887; Woodford l4ls;
'AAyt, L,4iI'. Kelsey, for Congress, ,3O4.
MONTGOMERY. .f
MoutEOEHeIy County wheels into the Republican line.
Oeiat tcsnyass shows majority Of four for Fenton
sntn Republican County ticket is chosen All honor
=" ns ~crkHDgmsn OF old Montgomery
-. WAYNE. ..
fsa'oH S'aaieai majority, 1886.
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Cheap and Efeqa8' Go55s,
1900 PACKAGES on GOODS TO BIZ SOLD At A GREAT
REDUCUoFIE PRICES
FINE CUT GLASS
DOZEN EACH or OoBLETs CIIAMrAoNes cbA.Eqs.
v'rfEs IND FINGER BOWLS Arp = sySOkHFHR..- A9s
PER SET WQPTB 95e
FINE ENGRAVED AND CUT GLASS
BOZhR EACH on OOBLETs. CHARPAOEES CHARTS
NihkS.hND FINGER BOWLS AND : DEcAnTEes. SO
PR SIT. WORTH S63
.aANi QUANTITY AS ABOVE EXTRA rlaI. SO rER
SIT WORTH $50.
CUT GLASS.
DOZEN EACH lGoBLETs CHAMPA0HEs CLAREas
WINS WI, sho LIQUORS WITH 2 DsCAhTLRs $40 PER
FINE Gun GLASS GoBBErs 81 rs pER DOZEN
hIfE CUT GLASS CHAMPAGdEs. 81 PER DOZEN,
FINE CUT CLASS WINES. o. 20 PER DOZEN. w
FRENCH CHINA.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DIEtiEn SETS fas PIECES SIS
PER SET
WHITE PARIS GRANITE DHEER SETS lsy rlgcRs
SIS PERsET
FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS IFS PIECES.
FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS i3i PIECES.
o125 PER SIT
FANCY DECORATED TIA sEFa "A PIECES $40 80
A JOE tGERsRT
PER DOZEN CHINA DEsERF PbAths VI %
100 EXTRA RICH DECORATED DIS.Sv
FRoM 5000 TO sI,OOe PER SET
Also, FINE SILVER AND PLATED WARP. VASES
BaoEZES JARDEEREs. fARlAN, ANDA SPLENDID SS-
LECTION OF
PARIS FANCY GOODS.
aust OPENED.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS MIXTURES, LARGO AHB
CHOICE ASSORTMENT.
e. V. HAUGHwoUT CO.,
Nos ass. 4s0. and 49, Broadway
Gomez ofsEeomest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
POLITICAL
THE CHATTER EIIRcrloN

Ths sHssuing charter election, which will bs beld or
nsaasE D'scenber promises to b an exciting contest
pEng q fnnmerOu1 candidates for muniepsl oac.. The
aces 20 BE- isd those Of the Controller nine Ald,rmsp
be whole Besrd OF c0unoilmeu seven school Commiso,s
Bnd twenty School Trustees.
Inc Aldermen TO be elected from n,ue odd d.
= g.seo 81 lie present aeqmbeg W,pse aqaes s,e John