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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-12

EDUCATION TO BE ADAPTED TO THE In
DIvIDUAL.-The great secret of education
is to develop the faculties of an individual;
for it may happen that his real talents
may be hidden and buried under his edu-
cation. A decided character, however, is
repugnant to a particular pursuit, yet de
lighting in another; an Indifferent lawyer
might be an admirable architect. Al
preeent all our human bullion is sent to
be melted down in a university, to come
out, as if thrown into burning mould, a
bright physician, bright lawyer, bright
divine; in other words, to adapt them
selves for a profession, precOnoerted by
their parents. By this means we may
secure titular profession for our SOD;
bat the true genius of the aVOcation; the
bent of the mind, IS a man of great orig
inal powers called it, is too often absent
Instead of finding fit offices for fit men,
We are perpetualIy discov ering on the
stage of society, actors out of character.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-12
2. P. & A. F. GROVE

HAVE opened Livery Stable 10 Emporin,
II and intend to keep for hire at all times,
Horses and Buggies, Sadl lie Horses, and ev-
erything in the Livery line, on reasonable
terms. Will also keep a good supply of all
kinds Of feed, and can accom- immediate the trav-
cling public at al! times. l0-l-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-12

The Pittsburg glass works ars IS in
number, with capital Of S., SOC, 900.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
NEU- YORK POLITICS.
LEGISLATIVE JoBErrs As CANDIDATES

LEGISLATIVE JOBEERS As CANDIDATES.
10 Edagr Of The T7bige
SIR: | like your TcmgIl,s Of this morning on
the above subject 80 well that l ask permission TO apply
them to- few specific cases, refer the Senate Railroad
Committee Of the last TWO sessions at Albany II
well known. ipdispltaJe fact that there was tins
iu that Committee. consisting Of two EcpuDhcahs-
Messrs. Humphrey and Wilimns-and one Democrat
Nj. Sutherand-Who. being majority hcIo an '"i'
trGg bills unt CriTOoJdiHGB means were u'eu o I'I
report The Committee consisted Of five ana oil course
bill could be got out OF It, either on favorable OF q"
uufavorable repor or report for the consideration O
the Senate until some bargain made. The most
important bills-such as the Underground Railway DA-
were consequently held until 50 late peroo ia tle
20 preclude the possibility oI getting 'hcih
through both branches OF the LegslatuIc III regular
course that is without wohrds vote 10 suspend tho
order Of business. In this way TINS anu o'heI po'"
bills were lost last session
Now This " boldinc" of an important hill is the best
prcsumptve evidence of jobbery that can possibly be
adduced These three gentlemen were eager enough 10
report the Broadway Surface Railway bi against "ich
hundreds OF protests had been sent in every eSon ana
as tardy IN reporting the Underground bhl, against
which there was not one single objection. and in favor
of which q very numerous ana reSpectapy s'Sneu peu
t,ou has every session been presented. Furthermore
tbev all voted against the latter bill until their friend
VIM Richardson the prime mover in the Broadway sur
face BILL asked them 10 give him and ms JeHoShe ran
csc Then they found no difficulty in agreeing To report
an Underground bill the last day hut one or two OF the
session. TO enable those who had perssenty opposed TINS
undertaking TO control it, aud hold the franchise without
building the work.
Humphrey and Williams now using extraordinary
exertions to get back to Albany. The nominating Con
vention in the district represented by the former Is 10
meet on the 10TH when these facts will be laid pron
nently before it, If the members ere not already iore
stalled The latter (senator Williamsl claims TO have
been already nominae. but majority Of the members
of the Convention have depOsed that they voted against
him
II is well known 10 all who were at Albany last session.
that the position financially of the Railroad Committees
OF both Houses was regarded by all the lobby inside aud
outside the Legislature, with uncommon envy. They
were daily denounced greedy miscroants'" who
wanted TO pocket all the spoils. The system OF "hold
ing bills was not confined to the Senate The House
Committee was Just bad This Is matter that must
he cured II any advance to be made In purgng The
Legislature of the foul stigma Of corruption. The i'm
portant committees must be composed OF better men
Yours &C. ANrICOERUrUON.
Ncir York. Oct. IA. 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

cAHtK.rnV G. Oct. i4Coton Food demand shd has sd
,.,,,d ie sale, of o bslrs Mddugs At 60lole rcsPs loO
bsl~ -, -. -, ,...,. ..i.,t soo hld.
y for sprsg 81 for RED Winter ~ - 10, White ss
Wheat Dull; sales 800 nsh No thcs"
s,Dg Al ~ Red wiairr tansdA al ~ 10 hon1
~, .a- aad auota,ons ons bsrey ~ qmet hut hra a. Pr
- ,otstou, SflldSl Csusdsu. kr quiet Pess r ~
81 b In boud behfs steady Flour Soc Wheat lse Corn
psyisv f,ge 10 NsNrok Lumber ~ ." 10 me uds h"Hd
,,;sht.-Flsa ia BsStou Ahsay c 10 NsN .Inrt ~ m
"a Tver TOr Lass mpatsiBa basf Whts isn 90 ,erni
- oo a. B,rl., do 300 do Peas sh" let na
b Canal eIpon,6D bbA FoaE, y 10 bash "sea oo" is.'
Lumos-. =, =, G,,
Wheat DALI hohefs htm ~ " ~ "t
ci'1B.d Corn ani.t Al = oaSI or Ne hred Oats t9c
Re a a.: there Httis demand Bss' hrm %
f PAL Cotton aashanEsd Tarsro quiet and y"
cht hasipe-, Nhistr held al Jst 1nut -
% dersrh free irregular rates Mess F"A u snu
~, @fI bu, t. ss. offering unchanged no demand
odh, al note; Shonliss e Clear sides u" su ~ an
90. s.ls. Of prims civ lie but hur HH " st s
was held lSlflge Hams lSc Be bsys,' a. vac ..,S % s
80, IIsgs offered ~ Hei the as Re'' "o'
- tsd-, .nA Snear hrm toll ItJi9ia bnfrig MtnW f'sss
ga.sAlo is-gree'ais f.al, p~', o"' \, - a.
81 C,fa l ,an Bah RE VIZ" e'.' "sf
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

A GRANT CLUB FORMED IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. oct IA meeting of Re
pubcans favorable the nomination OF Gen. Grant for
the next Presidency held in the Twelfth Ward this
evening The attendance large. District Attorney
william b Mann made q short address referring 10 the
course that the American people had pursued since the
formation Of the Union. IN placing her great military
Cheftains the Presidential chair reward Tor the
services they had rendered To prove this assertion he
referred the Of Gems Washington. Jackson Har
rlsOu and Taylor Al the conclusion OF his remarks the
following read and adopted
Hereg deep dt gratitude 90 C,3 o. s Graat for the
successful the Rebellion br pic cruslug tie
capture Robert lee aul the Rebel Army under bis
command, aud
H1eeo The people Of ih United States have never l' an adequate
gallant
arrived before The Repabtcan
fellow citizens candidate O the President u The niird states
R95 That isyirg confidence h. wisdom sound judg
The soldier Of the 30 uom
ustr Geu. 4. $. Grsut candidate or Precedent
large number OF names. including many PROMINENT lu
the Republican ranks were appended 10 roll, and an
organization bearing the name and title Of the Grant
Club was formed. The club adjourned until next week
when a pe.maueit organization viii be effected
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
DIED

CObEMAE-n F,nd' L. L. on Sani'y Oct l3 George Coleman
fan~r. o bis brother usw Robert T. Bunker
Prrrepoatt BROOKLYN Tusssy he inst a'SoeoeE
CURRT-on Suny Samue Curry in the cd year
The r,e. and fs. are respectfully stenl his fusers
his late residence No llmariinePiaer on Taesia oei b. al
Jo'c,ockp.
DoTY-Oo First . tenth month, 18th Charity Doy ihe e9th
R,,s. and feui, are invited aer, Fourth
10Th inst y o'clock m om Frras Meeting HOUSE ol
Ritieroripsce
EAsTMAS-n Brooklyn Sunday oct 70 NJ Levi Eastman in the
ruae At ty e,cgce Of NJ R Roberts Clinton ave-. near De-
Raib on Tuesday. oc. Is. - oclock
FAGANA Island SATURDAY. Oc' u James figsn the
The friend, ana relative, family respectfully requested T's
o., a. 10 oeock NJ from stephens Church TNentTeshhs
HrfG-ou MONDAY oc, Il 0ye Hull in the si year ohi'age
Furth-r notice will be given
nuBBELL-,t co4.,ese y y on SUNDAY. . Mrs Bii
Of Na'han Hubbe 81 that place the a ''- o ars asr
ward ofthe just
LrDLow-sadienlr on Noai,y morning a. NJ John Laio"
Notice Of funeral hereafter
LYONN Saouah wesicac,er couny \ T.. Sunday, o. T.
Ec,tr. and friends family respectfully nve ?" sen me
funeral late residence WEDNESDAY Oct TO- a. O'Clock
PIEstIy-, Morrssnis o. Friday H. Edmund a Pe,in
Youngest Fila sod The late Wa Pesia agei - year, ~
II D. amater DAVID H. FaN.r invited 20 'tend the tnnel
.src residence Boston Road Fhh s On lueSi
- atf-o Trains leave Twenty sHth s. Al Ep anu p
d.. returning atop
RoRER1S-on sunday Oct 1 lydia Roberts widow Of samuel Rob
pnsr from Frst rbyteriau Church Mddeo-u oiase County
1ueslsy. Oct H. AZ , ocock p m
gHODFs-At Milton SUNDAY O H. 10 The 18th year OF he
see " Rhode. widow Of the late Rev J. u Rhodes, -
Tbs and friends oi the aHiy are re'peuT ml 20 @
The dlna TUESDAY - O'Clock from the Reformed
Dutch Church. Al flatbush. L. l.
sTEIESsoSoH sa.sy Oct - w. ws;y & S.T TSs.ss'' son 0
TIE and friends of the family 9'iei to en1
funeral fom the residence Of m parent. Ne 1S ha "enV
thui-sL. TUESDAY, Oct u, At oeiock p o.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

ey ooo bush Cora 70 oOo eg'5
Oss IS 900 bush Barley 5000 bush Gram IN story ~ % ,e
Goo ba-h Freights who l7c Corn SGD lie oa
% on 5 S Se w S ,r t2ar qsei ~ ~ d % ss'Ts 5 .s hS
27o 10 Oo bush No hIsaukee ~ l5 800 bush No ~.
Gh No We,,err a 81 ., ,ad 1900 bal do q OFF .e
600 '9sh do llc aoa this afternoon, 500 ol,' a.,
7nc. end 5000 bush DO % 1Oc arrive RE scare m ~ -
Clnals 81 20 ana 900 bush Western % o. Peas nomaa ~
81 - 10 bond Mess PORK enshauyed Larl aacains0 h7""
81 Lore Oct IiTosaceo errer arj TO better demand to'a
nothing doing liern dl a. - 2, s lrrs' tog a K,- SO
aao 90 0tooe and Farcs sd sl Wheat aa AID ai',nei ~
~ a - e5 fr choice and Fsa Red. 95g - for spra Cora
better ~ o6qtl TO- yellow ~ s 0as aiganei - Z,
Bare. Lue, so~t 20 Tor prime and ehoce Fali - os :;
,si prime aa choice SG,n- ne f@er 3nd bs5,, y - Ia RI
Sies l7lc Clear sides 1870 PLAIN Hams lsic lard ltai 70,
choice &c, lne or key WHISKY nominal keceip,otloT 5'"
NEW W0ELEsSs Oct lCottoHsaes 1000 bales The m1,Ael -
.Ir r deaand Los Mdllng i7le Receipts ~ bales ltpa
stender: White 81 os, Pork and nominal At 30 30
Bacon steady but hTm Shoulders 49, Ce,r Side, lsc sasss
l5 srgs l6c Sugar and MoassesNe Louaas first hands Sod
sr, per- cent pIciosm Freight. very da
ase strained Common at - 90 No SASH Pse $40
Mosmg oc. IL-Coitou good demand $50 bales Receipts
IOll baie- The market firm l6Oi6se. o Idiing
AUGUSTA Ca IL-Coiiou huner; sale. ia bales Mdns at
SaySsa. Ca Oct ncetion ssti5e and 'inHe"s ''e' 300
0s saanT caI a. & eon ISs for asng to Good
Mddsg Corn - SS0 81 TO- Lay sId eG ~ ,g ol sds a =,
Cucssc Ii-Foar quie, unchanged w5e. unsettled ,na
declined 2a2 sales Of No 81 % No. e 81 9gsl ~ Ssns
At ~ o for 30 Corn stesdr and declined @le sales ~ w
10 for SS % sDS doS - 81 10 & s, No. & so's re-. declined s SS' %
closing Al % for for 30 Barley dull and decned ZdIt
.ss' s g I. I'd 70: & No. Beet Cattle da It - for F
oS r.elsg m s % eg. s dali m = 3 g S S " %. go % sSp S s
bush Cora eo 900 bush Oats Lake ishi'-whe'' to
Buffalo b..
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
NEW-JERSEY.
TIE REGISTRY TO BEGIN TO-DAY.

THE REGISTRY TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
Registration for the November election IN
NewIersey will be made to-day and tomorrow. The
Register for November 1865 will be taken the basis All
parties who have changed their residences since that
time have become entitled 10 vote by naturalization
years age legal residence OF one year in the State
and five months in the county will have to be registered
to entte them TO a month The registry for
the late charter elections will not be available. and all
who registered then will have to appear again be
fore the Board either to-day tomorrow, and have their
names entered upon the registry.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The With Ward Newark Democrats have reuOminaied
Dr. Vail tor the Legislature The XIth Ward not
represented in the Convention MI Matthew Murphy s
named "a compromise candidate.
MesSrs. Moore and Nixon have been rcnOminated for
the Assembly in Cumberland County.
Joseph H. Brlere has been renOmnatcd by The Repuh-
Leans the First Assembly District Mercer County. A.
Price IaunHg IL the Democratic nominee.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
VIRGINIA
THE RICHMOND RADICAL CONVENTION-HCNNI-
CUT AND JUDGE UNDERWOOD NOMINATED
--DISSATISTACTION AMONG THE CONsEIN-
L.L-L !. =

THE RICHMOND EADGCAL CONYENTION-lIiNNI-
CUT AND JUDGE UNDERWOOD NOMINATED
SATISFACTION AMONG THE CONsEEN-
ATIyE EEPCBLICANS.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 14.-The City Repub-
Hcan Convention met az Capitasquare at 70 o'clock to-
day and organized by the election OF James Hayes
cghe,. President The names Of the candidates nom
mated at the meeting Saturday night, J. W. iiunni
cutt Judge John &. Underwood ana James MOrrissey
col0Icd. were then separately announced and
voted upon. The result was their unanimous
Convention The meeting one Of the largest ever
held the square aud the greater portion OF the coOred
population present Tobacco factories and other
establishments whore large numbers Of negroes are ON
pOyed had To close for the dag 10 give them an oppor
tuDity TO attend There were fewer white people than
usual present II is said the greater portion OF me Whte
people and the moderate cOOTcd intend making other
ticket Tie eX-oficers and soldiers party DID not
take part. They Will not vote the ticket nom
mated, but will form one OF Their own
After the nominations were made each cahId"e was
called and lgnhed his acceptance except Judge Jhdcl
wood who is absent from the city Speeches were made
Of the prOscrptive ORDER Mr. Morissev an ltshman De
claring that he would convention 10 dsfrancse
every foreigner that aided the Rebellion while uunicut
favOrs not only DISTINGUISHING all that Congress has dis
franchised ali Of the Gospel and editors
who ever advocated secession or Rebellion II has been
A card will be published In the morning by the mod
crate Republicans cautlOniHg parties against pedging
themselves 10 the ticket nominated to-day inelli-
The Conservatives intend holding meeting TO organize
aud nominate ticket for the city, and also one Tor the
The Dspatch learns by special telcgrams that Dr.
Charles Irving old resident and late major IN the LIST
by the Conservatives of Amelia County, and John c.
W0OdsOn and Jacob y. Light, prominent members OF
the bar as Conservatives IN Rockingham County.
mass meeting OF the Republicans AZ chester con
hmed the nomination Of Chas H. Porter, j. j. Maddox,
and james J.. Carter for Powhatan and Chesterfield.
The candidates made speeches and much enthusiasm
prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
NEM-NlENICO.

4 letter in The ROcky Mountain NeCs states
that Charles =. Clever. called the Anti Congress cand
date for Delegate. has received certificate Of election
by IS majority The writer says:
In This astounding wsjory included he vote of Terra Amanda
" and returned 4ef aud NJ Mora iOsn
1hici against only 1880 a. last eeo-neay
Gouf pcTcepbe increase Of population Hnpd
REDS added 10 the pol ho"As after leaving hc hshes Of the
Sy., reaching the OF the Treasury
Ths . ne e ay INT ses which will he laid before Congress
snp csn thr seat 20 which be has been legally
.se.f sd .tcI already M Clever thath Will
sgposT ~ Col Chsrez have 20 es' cfths 1h,l
sut gouar,t sd whose only esins are faadg
LEM s.ou ard tLs having fenound that L0d
10 IN s..nst u 6nscs uHspBg suborty Which did not belong TO
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
,,ovp,,r7xrs or ary suERlDAN.

RocBrsTrR, y. Y, Oct. i4.-Gen. Sheridan ar
rived here ths and remained about halfTn-
hour A sslntr hred, aud an address OF welcome
was made by Mayor Fish The Gcperai excused himself
from, speech rhe weather fine, and large crowd
OF people ~ the depot
GEN. sHERIDANS VISIT TO HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. Conn, October H.-Gen. Sheii-
dan has accepted inytstouto 10 welt this city on the
cath At meeting OF the City Government tonight an
edt ysas made 10 make M appropriation for tue rceep
t.ep. b,t It VAS voted dewRby the penWcra.s
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
MARRIED.

BkKgR-LOlBLI-A Grace Church Madison n j. on IhnrSsy
by the John H. Hobart D. james H. Baker :" rahns
r. lowell
DAYS-wTT&-At Fshs Thnrl'y. Oct 10 hy the Rev. VI
KIP D. David Davis OF Maeawan to Ana daughter o the Ae
Dr. Batow White.
PRRRlg-GAMBLR-On Weinesav Oct i h. House OF Frire
Newark by the Rev NJ Price GarSooi Fers o Jersey V
10 MARY o. daughter Gamble. o N"oisde
GODDARD-TAYLOROn Thursday Oct TO- by the Rev > H. Tying
IT, IN H.. Goddard 10 Ella NJ Taylor.
PRICE-ROLL-In Springfield " J. 1hursy Oct TO- ~ h- ss
OF the brides parents by the Res Gilbert H. "inass h
Edward Price. o. Ne~ York u Miss Jennie Roll ot Spnns
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

active. and an advance OF &C. y n secured every
thing selling OF clean. Fair To good butchers steers
generally brought lialGc y H. with prime i7c., and
poor al lO0l2c Sheep come pouring in In Ocks. more
than lO0,O being sale yesterday morning. Former
prices are scarcely maintained Hogs, too, are very
plenty, with 20 dOuble-dcck cars offered on Monday.
They arc Just holding thciI in price. and all are
wanted hy packers Arrivals Tor the week 5sg6 cattle,
33,1g3 sheep, and " 800 hogs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
NAVY GILLETTE.

First Assis;lut Engineer J. u. Car.
penter. Second Assistant Engineers
Da.d Jcns. aud Harvey Clapp. and
Acting Third Assistant Engineers
J. A. Clements. lahek Burohsri. ard
Sai,maker John ". North. have
been detached from the Poshsttan.
Chief Engineer Wm. II. Hunt has
been ordered ~ the Dacotah.
First Assistant Engineers $. l..
smith sBd 4. W Miliigan, Third
Assistant Engineer Thos. n. Fitch,
sad Thiul Assistant Engineer J. G.
Brooks, have beea ordered to the
Pow haitian.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
MASSACHESE ESETTS.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
At q meeting of the Republican State Central
Committee held Boston, Saturday at their headqua
ers on BlOOmhed-s the following organization VIA cf
fected: Chairman, j. VI. :. Williams Secretary, ". =.
Robinson Treasurer. Cbas W. Slack; Executive Com
nlttee, John VI = Williams of Cambridge; George W.
Warren OF Boston, Henry Carter Of BradfOid George Is.
I1riug Of Salem: Edwin Wright OF Boston George J..
Sawln OF Natick Edward Il. Tucker ~ North Adams
Freeman Cobb Of Brewster Henry e. Rice OF worcester
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
POLITICAL.

Vryy-YORK-Re epublfcan state Ticket
,.,,,,. ,C Stls,...JAMEs Is. DIcKEAN Of Saraios1
y,.r,,itr ........ CALVIN T. HULBURD ofst Lawrence
,,..,,.y,,. ...... THEODORE II. GATES Of Ulster
,..,, gessral .. JOSHUA VI. VAN COTT Of Ans'
:, g,, 4rf sir5or ARCII BALD &. POWELL Ol''i isA
"a, ,.r, missioner. JOHN VI. HAMMOND o. Au'-a''
y,.,lr 81 Prisons. .GIIBERT DE- Is MAThh o' "i'"''s
J.,,.tt ,f fppsals CHARLES MASON Of Mai'''''
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

Commander Jonathan Ioung has
BEEN detached from the command Of
the MaLsski, and placed on waiting
orders
Lieut. Commander Thos. n. East
man bss been detached from the
Naval Academy, iad placed on wait
ing orders.
Lieut.. RObley D. Eyans has been
detached from duty ~ the Washing.
ton Navy -lard, and ordered TO the
Piscstsqua.
Chief Engineer James u Kim.
ball hiss been detached from the
Daooi5h.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
THE WEATHER.

Rxs,RKsFon n to ~ ofthe 18th little cloudy l4th
Tho thermometer osest esy a. ~ ~ Morning eoni oear
slightly cloudy afternoon gusiy slightly cloudy clear to
oeocs slightly cloudy hne Ia tbs city the hrst OF The
Noy. T. B the 10 1866 Oct 70 IN 1904
1865. Dee T. IN 1866 Oct -
m meteor rejish bright sAqu crossed
southern 1855 rh altitude ofT1' IT, With
- IL. nl -Luurad dnlnI
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
AnImportant Difference.

your machines au sI months IL h' never been
o al ORDER and have never broken rree The Wilcox Gibbs
unlike all other Sewing Machines il most respeet'and o ~
isr y arays read bring idle am sgth oi
frs which know not the case with other mscluesNs ~ j.
TOfBgH CfpGna1'gua. n T., H0g 2s 1907
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
prrEIpTS OF PRnDuCE.

Oct u-gla4 hbls Flour. 773 bbls. Whisky, 40 bbl'
Corn Meal $50 sacks Corn Meal 3s502 bush Wheat sOG5
bush. Corn. s56i bush oats. 5o6e3 bush Rye. 2l;JO
bns Peas is0 5is bush Barley 36 pkgs Beef ll5 bbls
Pork rs pkrs Cut Meats, 30 pkgs Lard 59is bbls re
roeum 2i pkgs Butter, 9,7l pkgS Cheese 4vO Dds
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
TIE LAND OFETCE.

Commissioner Wilson has received advices from
the st Denver Colorado showing officer his
closed r the survey th- san Luis
counties 81 Cane m Csa These surveys ert~ndl from
the hrH-Mcto guide MERRIAM on The e
oieHenis Of aasl settler, i REGION. TIE RIO Galle ir. A0Tte
passes through the region OF the contemplated surveys
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
pu1L,nrIpuIA CATTLE MARKET.


PHanEtPuA Oct ABeef Cattle demand prices unsettled
S9d S5 100 N, sheep lower sales ao'
head 5d5; ~ weight Hogs unchanged sales fO0 hea
A II per 100 n
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
Army GAZETTE.

The Rev T. 81 Rails late osierei 10 Fort Chal
General Hospital Chspia hi, bcen burue Tr.at
appointed Chaplain ia tue Resusr
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
RICHARD VI. HEsRY, secretary.

BELLS HEAD-With the small number of
Oo cattle on yesterday making 2.s less than the
heavy total OF the previous week The mscket ws1o.re'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

Thr Most Celebrated Fabricnnis Of Ipho!sicry-@ooi
linens have been sugagl u manufacturing the ch"cs
brc. nov open o examination at WALRAyENs No $50 Brom~iy
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
sp,tiaI autItt,

spuiaI aotIt,s
In these times when rasoy people learning the time
to reonon1e q, will well investigate the merits OF our new
ASHSTFTER
Aiir,, MAGIC SIFTEs COMPANY.
stamford Com.
Jcronle Paris Races:
urpnIE ~ ,CE ,Np TIiRFk FLAT RACES
HURDLE SES SHSA .DyRRTiSSHEST fSP .Ts1S i,' "A'''
Alumni of Williams College, All graduate, OF Williams
Colege resident New York Brooklyn Jerscy ,ty or within ih'
.ienI a, soon possible Rev. j. CLEMENT FRENCH No 10 o.
monl place. Brooklyn. \ Y
Hon william VI. Evnrt- Al COOPER INSTITUTE On
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. oct. H.
Watches aud ,eMelry
v., of AZ. GfoPGF PGEe G ALLEN No rs Bo,ir,y.
OAs door heIoe CanAisL
and -in@. new 81 Sr G sS GscscE s @
ALLEN So as B-oadWsy. doar below oanalsi
Ear-ugs nnd Pins new s,yles%eh{y,' Am. ~ Co., GhSTs'
GEuRGE e. ALLEN. as Brosdsav door below 'snasi
cups. x,pxIyRSGS bFHSFFT KNIVES FRUIT KNIVES. &c..
sole GEO ALIEN as Broadway one door below oanA -
Pure Gold Wedding Rings.
For sale y GEO e ALLN as Boairs door below cana't
Hon Horace Greeley viii addre,, the meeting at COOPER
INSTITUTE Oct 6
RADwAYS
READY RELIEF
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
WILL
INSTANTLY SroP PAIN
and speedily Cn Rheums'c seur,'ge Nervous and hihou'
Complaints, Cholera harrhs aud Bo~el Co~p Se1 and
Nervous Headache
Prce ~ cents BOTTLE
Hon Charles II. Van MNck vii speas the UaoH Bauaea-
lion Meeting "n WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct iG
Furniture,
or THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING oF PARLoR. DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER SUITES IN ROSEWOOD. WALNUT AND
MAPLE RETAILING AT MANUFACTURES PRICES. AT
KRUrISNS
MANUFTToRY AND wAREROoNS.
No. % AND % EAST HoUSrOS'St-
Between Boser, and Second ave
Ethan allen. FRED KAPP rnEoDoRE 6. GLAuRENSKLEK,
and FREEMAN FITuAN. At the COOPER INSrTrrE oct 10
Fire Departments
MANUFACTURERS
PATENT COMBINATION HOSE hears prr'rr @ over 30 po@Ps.
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COOPER ISSrlICIt 0t ~ -
BeiIyv ne Hospital MedicaI College,
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RFGrIAR SESSION OF isii-Ss -
IN, rern.r course tss Bss'as Hospital A'dT'c"
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WEDNESDAY, EvESISe Oct 10
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