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DIED.

BRADYOu TaessF nor H. Of consumption Archibald Brady
aged 3 reau 10 months aud II dAyL
The relatives ADD friends Of the family Ao Ami Lodge No 20 r. and
A. NJ respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral services his late
His remains Will be covered TO oak Hin Cemee MACH
i1r intenlcut
CHAMBBRLASon Tuesday, Nov H. .Ehnbe,h, wife Of JoRph
Chamberlain, sged - ys.n
family respectfully attend
the ansra fon her Late No go Wasbngonst Thur
day Afternoon u o'clock Sthogt further Invitation Her remains
vii be taker 70 Greenwood for intennrnt
DODGE-On Thursday Oct a. amer long and painful illness JEANNE
o. v Of William A. Dodge and daughter Of the Hon Amos Abbott
Of Anioyer, Mass
HAwKEswORTH-On MOudAy Nov H. after Illness James
wkesNorth the III bis native Of The Island Of Bar
hadoes And mAny years resident ~ This city.
Tie and respectfully Invited 10 attend
she ner from ~ MARKS Church Of Secondsye ADD Tenth.
1t. 90 Thursday. Nov. a. Al , o'clock p
EUTTSG-oa Taeay r. Jnha wife 81 Lee Su,lng oung
daughter Of W. D. and Mar Anna folscf) aged years and
months.
The friends family Invited funeral from the
residence Of her hhcr No 1 Soath ThirdSt. Williamsburg
Thuf.lsy Nos. H. st2 o'clock p N.
wILLACE-on Tuesday, Nov H. Ophels wife Of William Wallace
AMI ughtf Of Aas L. Wood, IN the 2h year Of Der
respectfully invited attend the funeral
West for,y second Presbyterian Church Or Scotts
Thursday Nor IT, ~ oeloek Her remains will be interrtd
Ia Greenwood Cemetery.
WALTON Mosd.y NOT H. 1851 aner iness Francisco g.
wife Of Michael Weaver Wall, aged n years
The respectfully nvted TO attend the funeral
residence No 2 West Ffy secondt Broadway
NewIoTi, Wednesiay, Nov. H. hs daJl A2 Peloeh
The members Of Co. 27d Reg n " requested TO attend
the funsr Of Private Cohen his late residence No l0s Wa
tee O'clock this "wednesday morning IN etIens dress
Capt JOHN II. PALMER Comdg Co
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NEW MUSIC.

Mr.. Antonio Barih is publishing in numbers
q Musical Album" of his own compositions, to be
completed in 10 parts each containing three pieces
for the voice. Three Of these parts are now ready
for delivery. They printed in very clear,
pretty and convenient style there is good deal Of
variety in their sentiment and they are as general
thing gracefully conceived and wrought out with
considerable elegance 81 BaTili relies for effect more
upon simple and neatly turned melodies than the
fantascal TOulades and vocal pTanks which form the
stOck-in-tTade of so many modern composers He
writes with good taste and tenderness: the last of
the nine songs now before U.S. Ddmmi IL tao Core
strikes us as particularly pretty. Mr.. Barih has
chosen to be his own publisher, not being willing
he says in a circular 70 submit to the exactiOns of
the regular music dealers Without joining in his
denunciatiOns of the trade, we heartily wish him
success In his venture.
G. w. Trumpler, Philadelphia, has Just pub
lshed "a New Method for the Melodeon Cabinet
Organ. and other Instruments Of the class" BY L.
Mack 1t contains number of exercises in lingering
which differ in no important particular from those to
oe found IN all musical instruction books and various
short familiar airs which do differ in great many
important particulars from all other arrangements
mat We ever saw. Mr. Mack has way OF sp0illng
easy aud we-knOwn pieces by false and JENNIE
chords and taking all the charm out of the loveest
compositions of the masters of melody by emitting
delicate graees of the air and all the rares beauties
OF the harmony Mr. Mack's New Method" is only
mt TO form that milk-and-water style Of melodeon
playing, the prevalence OF which Is simply public
misfortune.
c. Y. Fonda, Cincinnati, publishes the "Sus-
pension Bridge Grand March," by Henry Mayer, a
composition which has some elements of popularity
ana more merit than the majority OF such pieces
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very hard making turpentne Dog Riverand Chen pay
he could borrow the money He has MT borrowed II
yet 1t vac order that the control OF the State
ment CHIT fail INTO the hands Of creatures OF whom the
abandoned mscreants named above are fair specimens
that the military bills we're passed, and the great gong
beating Gen Pope sent down TO enforce them, at an
pense OF nearly half million Of dollars Why 1t could
not have been done by Issuing single order ana without
going TO the expense OF az military government and The
farce OF registration and bogus cOnVenOh IL more than
an outsider comprehend. II would have proved quite
as legal the present method. But let en- keep on
There Is pit full Of birthstone ahead
CONDITION OF POLITICAL FEELING.
An Alabama correspondent OF The Chicago
Tribune says:
81 have been several weeks in Alabama and have con
yersed freely with the people, both black ana white; and
have made the acquaintance Of several delegates 10 the
Conventions and find that IL Is the uniform sentiment
that extreme measures should he ayOded tat the duty
OF the Convention Will be confined 70 making all men
equal before the law TO securing the eecVe ahcse 10
all alike; and TO the establishment OF Hee school
system, OF which all youth shall nave the dement,;
s9d that this is the nearly uniform sentiment among all
classes had better said that was sueh for there
is evident change going in the public mind on this
subject Before tine late elections III the North the Rebels
were pretty quiet and there was no disposition among
loyal men to to extreme measures sucn as sweeping
Acknowledgement cOnscation, but encouraged by the
hope OF Democratic triumph in the North the dlsloyal
portion of the community assuming bold ana deal
attitude and IL may possible that the loyal portion OF
the people may lind IL necessary In sefdeense to ex-
clnde from the polls all those who would be most trouble
eOlnp
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MARRIED.

MORGAN-DowNsAt Mount Vernon, ~ T. Tuesday Oct 49,
BY he Rev key Nj Vincent Morgan 10 Miss Hette Downs both
Of Mount Vernon.
Tuesay Nov r. at Trinity Chaoe
BY The Rev M Harrison Robert Macdonald Margaret W. Denn
ton all Of this city.
Glasgow, Scotland. papers please copy.
PATTRSON-BLOORE-At the FIRST Preshyhan Church Watkins
~ Y THURSDAY Nov T. bv the Rev Howe, Mr. Orvle Pat
10 Mas Susie Boore, all Of Watkins
ROTCHR-BLACK-n Brooklyn Tuesday Nov. 49, Hanson
place Baptist Church BY the Rev Robert LoSy
Jennie Bei adopted daughter Of the late D A. BatOu all
IruoklTn.
PeeksLil paPefs PleaIe copy.
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ARKANSAS.

THE CONVENTION CARRIED BY a LARGE MA
JORITY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. ia special TO The
Memphis Post from Little Rock today says that Arkansas
Will 20 largely for the Convention, with working major
ity for the Republicans About fourhfths OF the rs-
tered votes were IN the State. Montgomery Perry
ST. Francis Dallas and Hotspungs Counties, complete,
gives for the Convention The delegates are an kad
Gals Pulaski Crawford, Conway and Sebastian Counties
elect Radicals with the cooperation OF the whites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

a dispatch puTpOrting to como from the City
ot Mexico printed IN yeserdays papers announcing
ibe arrival In thai city OF Cen H. r. Banks Gen. Banks
- nevertheless at his home In Waltbsm, Mass, at the
Mrs. Flora Stuart, cOlOred woman of Lon
2onderry, H., 10 said be the oldest person in the
@tea States She was born IN Boston In 1850 and Is
consequently z6 years older than the Declaration Of Inde
Rehoence She was formerly slave, owned by tn suip
~ family OF Windham. On the 9th INST she visited
P'@Acbestef, and had photograph taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

The TEXAS FRONTIRR.-The San Antonio EI.
press OF the 2sh nit notices the important expedition OF
Gens MASON, meCook, and Hatch and Capt. Porter 10
me frontier Inc Gator says I'VE posted as TO
me exact OBJECTS OF he expedition but suppose IL 70 be
and review OF the lines OF defense with view 70 alter
auoi, anolLons GO; ana general overhauliDR of our
this expedition 70 the frontier win be frtfn OF SANITARY
changes and more effective frontier defense in the
future" ~ -
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GEMS OF SOUTHERN LITERATURE
yam The Mobile Tribune Nov. G.

GATHERING OF THE JAIL-BIRDs.-Io-dayt ne
at MONTGOMERY II there still law In the lahd, lie
Pentenfiary at Wetumpka would be their place OF meet
ing hut as 1t IS they will assemble In the CaptOl at On
goInery Pope and Swayne deserve 10 Dc crOWheu Wl.
cornc0bs for the able and complete manner ia winch Ie
have carried out the wishes Of their masters comprising
inc Rump Not only have they shacked ana gagged the
afste INIT they have loaded her back Win pack Oh ce
tnres who II they turned loose In the Iooioglca
Gardens would set the very girahes ana mp
nonota,ni 10 laughing There they SIT IKE
ieryanns on an old log mllpondcalllng themselves
cnnventon That pride OF Mobile, the ldOuc horton,
SvnI nrobably be chosen President we remember tht
be he WAS arrested for running from the Hon ChaTes
Ache johnson he showed great knowledge OF INC iW
ssertne az reason for his night that ne was actng
,ner CEN Pope's orders issued from the saddle Ills
Samarifv with law terms as shown during the course
- ne trial was wonderful With skill equal 70 that OF
WonIdv Mouton, he addressed the Judge rs : 1ouI
Inryy and The prosecuting attorney az the Learned
camnsev People wondered where tho deyii he eaiIed
"a e snch terms and he was 80 prond OF them mat be-
s ~ COZ hrs dinner that day no had his photograph
taten 1he ola fool Wen, Horton P,oDahy pcsu
i" neacer ~ The gang Of abrds gathered 10 frame
NIGER Constitution for the STATE Oi Aiapah AhVnsI
Insmher from Mobile W II doubtless prove shining !ght
there We aIlude % that Walking non "I fsocuIsm,
Albert Grimm Of 1hcagOthe Hof Albert Griihn rs the
vonItine inttou called himself while member or mat
caravan socaled Southern L0yasts, wlO gorged IKE
vult ares and col roaring drunk over the shtbef
tomb We don't know why Grimm was bpreSht nv" INC
wOfd unless n was 10 serve rs target Tor nbuse We
Invariably aims. him wbcn we ne pFtNri Iut tuhe ln
preparing an article Dog River Buck Is aiphtt member
frOI. Mobile $3.50 NJ Nit 'N'r' r4lt AtblVcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

BAPTIsTs IN ILLNoIs.-The following statis-
tics Of the missionary work OF the Baptist
IN this State during the past year were reported In The
General Assembly recently In session In Bloomin gton
Number OF missionaries employed during this year 10
ares 338 total addition 20 the mission Churches 6oa
number OF miles travelled by them, $780,; number ~
churches organized, u number OF meeting com
peted by mission churches 10; cost Of same al O0O
Aggregate collections by the Association for domestic
missions In the state l25 Beside the above the Ran
list Home Mission society OF New York has sustained 20
missionaries In this State the last year.
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ILLINOIS.

THE VOTE IN COOK COUNTY.
The complete returns from Chicago ana the
remainder OF Cook County give Cen Osborn, the Repub-
iean candidate for County Treasurer 200 malorIy'
oster the Republican candidate for Judge OF the Su
preme Court, has $500 Wilson, the independent
Republican candidate the balance OF the ticket rails
only little short OF OsbOIn's majority. The Republican
majority on CongTessmana tlarge last year was96A5
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These figures give the Republicans 6lOO majority ID lhe
State We deduct 100 for possible errors, and claim 900
majority as certain
ONE or THE RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.
Minnesota paper thus gories over the result ia WIS
Opsn: 1.-THE Legislature elected by Wisconsin THIS year
IS strongly Republican This is gratifying from the faet
shat the Republican Senators elected hold over III the
session of 1859 when is TO be chosen 70 the
demagogue and turn-cOat j. r. DoOlittle Republicans
in every part OF the country feel that Wisconsin owes
them the defeat this and the late election may be
regarded the light Of satisfactory promise to pay the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
puILADRGPHIA cATTLR MARKET

Nov -There falling OF this week the arrival Of beef cattle
the offerings amounting 20 about 1900 head principally Pennsvana
The demand for choice cattle better prices from
$4 SIS e. 100 n Fair prime cattle sold from Sl2 TO H. and
from 10 TO . 100 H. SeepTbe demand for sheep
this week limited and the sales amounted 70 $500 head az from
&C. TO SIC ~ gross for Inferior and choice HogsThe supply Of
Amounting $500 head The demand good and
prices ranged from 80 10 $40 4 100 10 net quality Co~she
Of reached 1885, head prices ranging from S45 sos each
for spnngers, and from 80 10 80 for @ and calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
rnrA11zING sIrFFRAGE-

Uriah Washburn, ir, former member OF Con-
srress from Maine and also its Governor. but now Col
iector OF Portland has been writing in The Portland Press
an favor the establishment OF equal suffrage through
out the Union by law Of Congress- He feels very CON
dent that the Constitution only authorizes but re-
.nures such action.
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WISCONSIN.
LATEST RETURNS on THE 70

LATEST RETURNS OF THE VOTE.
The State Journal of Saturday has the follow
ing
Only few additional returns Of the election in this
state are received These do change the general as
meet as indicated yesterday. We estimate that the ma
sorties in the several Congressional Dlsflcts VIII NOT
Vary much from the following figures:
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VIRGINIA.

Extract from letter to the Editor of The
TRIBUNE, dated
LIBERTY, Bedford Co, Va. Nov II, 1867
The untoward result of the York election is great
" regretted by all loyal here IL places us IN ehter
difficulty than before. IL has greatly encouraged con
class is at the present time exceeding, In their irea
Of the negroes anything before known Inc poor
coored men are to be ped Outragcs and dismissal
very freOent The few white loyal men constantly
nslfed and In some instances their lives in danger
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POLITICAL.
NEW.YORK.

yvpNANDO WOOD NOMINATED FOR MAYOR
THE delegates to the Mozart Mayoralty Con-
,DDt,op met last evening at Mozart Hall On motion Oh
~, noIan the Hon Fernando Wood was nominated by
sao,oration. A Committee, consisting Of one delegate
en- each ward was appointed to wait on Mr. Wood and
der him the nomination. The campaign will be opened
this evening at tho Cooper Institute, when Fernando Will
speak
TO the Editor orTAs Tribune - q,
SIR: John II. Hoffman and Fernando WO0u
arc IN the field for Mayor and and expect 70 DC
elected as have been IN prison and they nave MFG
moreover Calico Napoleon, Lafayette kOsclusko, pm
Walsh Garibaldi, George Washington Dixon, tno and
Jr Cheever Horace Greeley, Jefferson DAVIS, a. ~ y
ghcriffelect James OBrien in prison. anu !. rho
curious fact that my self and Sheriff OBrleh s Re-
Penentiary in 1855 and what is still more ;h 10
cOrder George c. Barnard NOW judge SEN 0'I,r1en
Backwel's Island which makes me anu 10 i1tcnds 10
,1rofoIndy sylnpathize and learn that nc Tsaocs
Iet me W1 T Wv ln'N'0 " ' STEPHEN II. BRANCH
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
A>o,,x +bo yentlemen who were eIecteu last
xa,in ~ attend the Republican Mayoiag ~
ore Nessrs Edgar Ketehuul, sainue ~ un6 vii
g. Williams Abraham Lent AleAa ~ Goraicn0n Joseph
liam Tucker james A. Lucas Join l. ''i
Bagot and Samuel COOL
MONROE COUNTY RETURNS.
ROCHESTER,. Nov. 1.-THE Monroe County
are in session to-day aud from their table we
make the following maiortcs: Mexican, 1885, Hlilhouse
gc7 Cafes 772 Hammond, 5S1 Van Colt, Isl fo"el
.so De Iamatyr Gls Morgan, Republican oehaioI 90
Powers Democrat for County Clerk 200 looie,
iican for Sheriff 9l3 Davis, Republican, if
30 Wood Republican, for Assembly, 1872 Brads'ree'
Democrat, for Assembly ~
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LOUISIANA.

r. KING CUTLER APPOINTED JUDGE IN NEW
ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 12.-Gen. Mower to-day
appointed H. King Cutler Judge Of the Second District
Court OF louisiana in place OF Judge A. Cazabate re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
rD1ToRs INDICTED FOR LIBEL.

Mr.. Henry st. Paul has been indicted by the
Grand Jury Of Mobile County for being Mr. Horton the
worthy Mayor of this city The special libel selected in
this case is the speech against Cen Grant which St Paul
published In The Times and attributed to Mr. Horton III
was forgery fro IN beginning 10 end, and bears every
mark of having been cOncOcted by ST. Paul himself AT
any rate published and editoray asserted ls genu
upon all over the Union. -, -.
81 Paul W. ID. Mann j. r. EgglestOn, John Forsyth ana
the other propretors Of The Times The tribune ana tS
Adperser and REGISTER II 10 had been certain that tnsy
would be properly prosecuted At the next tern OF INC
cour however the deferred bills will be broughtIOrWara
and the foul sanderers OF honest men thus be mane 10
riia lihefv and lice not synonymOus terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

CLEVELAND WANTS TIE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 12.-Ihe Cleretdnd PLAIN
dealer to-day urges the selection OF Cleveland as the
place to hold Democratic National Conventions
and says that prominent gentlemen agree to erect grand
temple, be used by the Convention IN IT'S session
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THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 12-Chief-Justice Chase
Will arrive here TO preside with Judge Under
wood at the adjourned term Of the United States Circuit
Court, which commences tomorrow. The Fall Term. at
which Jefferson Davis will be tried commences on the
25th tho venire II appears that the jury Will
be largely composed OF blacks
A JUDGE ARRESTED BY THE FREEDMES's BUREAU.
Judge Parker Of Winchester was arrested yesterday
morning by the officer OF the Freedmen's Bureaucharge
not positively known No order for such arrest was Is
sued from headquarters here.
ARREST OF THE INCENDIARY, LINDSEY
RICHMOND. Va, Nov 12-The military nu-
thOrtes to-day arrested LOWS Lindsey the coored dele
gate 70 the Virginia Convention for using language cal
culated TO array the whites and blacks against each
other. lie is to be tried by Military Commission
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ARREST 0.
ALABAMA

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 12.-In the Recon-
srIlction Convention the whole day consumed In
considering the franchise question The majority report
which embraces strong proscriptye features, will be
adODted
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NAVY GAZETTE.
TILE WEATHER,

A., r.yn,,r G. HosS. h.. been ordered the steamer As
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OHIO

Burlington County elects Democratic Senator by owe
700 majority.
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THE CONDITION OF HOME INDUSTRY - UPLAND
COTTON MILLS AND SITES FOR NEW ONES -
THE WALHALLA WATER-POwER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

wis Yitm-yiR0r Of Life.
RAILWAYS RBHoyATIHG RBsOLvBSr restores the vigo Of life
10 the weak feeble dying invalid It seres diseases soon as
taken and work puhcaou the blood and erpo
sion Of corruption from body all afflicted with Cbrone Skin,
BdaAr or Cauou, diseases try One dollar per bottle No 81
Maiden lane and by Druggists
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New story, Entitled, "THB FOUkDLIEG oY MILAN
ROMANCE OF THE OLDRN TMEBy sylvanus Cobb E, Is com
this weeks LEDGER ready and for sac e'Shere-
The fertility Mr. Cobb genius seems To ee sop
fresh ii il the brst that be had ever
The OF ether nsnnct even those OF s wafer
seized upon by the public with the av M
Cobb only close bard student bat he's Travelled nm ao ne
he relates he has eed where she scenes ha are
OF bis writings always unexetOnahs
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A New story, Entitled TUB FOUNDLING OF MILAs"-
ROMANCE OFTHE OLDEN TIMRBy SyyanGs csbb IT,, Goa
mened LEDGER ready aud for sale eveHhere
The fertility genius be inerhausne Tbs story
as novel as original II the ht that he had ever
The Of other uan-aot even hoss OF sr water
the public with the aTidJ Mr.
Cobb not on hard student bat be travelled man. and the
which picked where the OF them are
tome oil Is
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A New Story, Entitled THE FoyEDLING OF INLAY
ROMANCE OF TIE 0LDEN Timely Sylyanus Goth, r COM
this weeks LEDGER ready aud ior sale e'eNhee
Cobb's ine1hausl0e story
original the trst that lie bad
written The novels Of other those Of S Walter
upon by the public with the aSy MI
Cobb only close hard student out be Travelled and the
legends which be relates he has picked where the scenes Of Len are
laid The moral tone % his writings aIaays unexoeLtonahe
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q. New story. Epr,,Ied 1.-THE FouNpLrSe 0P MILAN

ROMANCE Of THE OGDEN TiyR-By syvanas Cobb e. il CON-
euced in LEDGER ready and for sale everywhere.
Of be- hexhausb
IN novel original e the st that be had
written The novels those Of Sir Hster
Sco,were ever ezed upon pubhs with be sy Mr.
Cobb only close hard STUDENT bat be naseed na pd TIC
Legends which be relates be has picked up where The scenes y hn eF
laid The mora tone wrns always unereeptionabe
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Spttial Huiitts.

Like "A Glorious Melody, N Rayishing Perfume can
never be forgotten Hence the love Of the northumberland Of
the might BLOOMING CERBUS has become passion in re-
sne ocey All other toilet tame and uspd AFTER It's
aroma has been iubAlei. PHALOh son, howfofL
Sold by an druggists
saint Andrews Society. 1000. - amman,
The regular Preparatory Meeting SAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY
OF New YORK. for the election q Officers S VIII be held AZ
DeImopeos on THURSDAY EVENING November H.
instant. At o'clock Society will be called TO vote on the
question amendment Of the Consultation t attend
auo . required. JAMES CALlaNDbt, oecteaIy
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A New story, Entitled THE FOUNDING OF MILAN
ROMANCE THE OLDkN TIMBBy Sylysnus Cobb, IT, Is COM
menced this weeks LEDGER now ready ana for ae
The fertility Cobbs genius 70 be inx1aube Ibis story
novel gn the frst that he hadcyer
Of other mannot those OF W "ater
scott-were upon public with The ayty hr
Cobb only hard student bot be Travelled mn and the
which be relates be has picked where the scenes o. tnen are
Ia Of h xrinas ]. always enilolah.e
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A New story, Entitled THE PoUNDLiNo Or MILAN
ROMANCE or THE OLDEN TAEBy hylvaans CobD, ~, com
nenced In this weeks LEDGER and kr sale sbe
The fertility oT Cobbs gnus be neIasnstbe Te story
noy original ft the that hs lad
written The novels of other maDnot even tose VI ss water
e.twere upon with tbs ayd Mr.
hard STUDENT bU be Is trsFeed man ana The
legends be relates he has picked where the sese OF t are
lad The Of unexceltionabe
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A New Story Entitled THE F0UNDLlSG OF niLAN'-
ROMANCE OF The 0LDEN TIMBBy Sylyanus Cobb, IT, Is CON-
meneed this weeks LEDGER ready and for sale eey~he
The fertility Of Mr. Cobbs genius 10 be inerhaabe This story
original the first that he had
written The novels Of other those Of Sr Walter
upon BY public with the aydty. Mr.
Cobb only close hard STUDENT but be travelled and toe
which lie has picked where the Of them
M O always unexcepi0nahle