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College.
Kentueky Military Institute.

Vol r. 7. p. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
- sisted BY an able faculty. The course OF
study is that usQalIy taught In the best colleges
with special attention % Mathematics Rnd \ at
ur sciences The academic year begins on
the ist Monday II september this year Sep
teinber y, coutinuing without tntermissiOH
fOuy go weeks.
He- Charge Tor Tuition and Boarding, includ-
ing Lights, Fuei and Washing Currency, three
hundred and hfty dollars $50 per academic
year-On s-balf payable in advance. and the re-
mainder at the expiration Of twenty f2U weeks
"a Address the Superintendent az Farmdais
P o., Franklin county, Ky. ie Ori irvaw2m
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HERHEs Lodge sT Perfection, l8th No. I.
Stated Communications ID wednesday night
OF each month. Henry r. WoOdard, sd, g..
NJ: Charles NJ Carroll, 18TH. Sec.
MTrHRAs LOdge OF Perfection, l4th.s No. g.
Meets sih Wednesday Of each month. George
MeIersh, ga, g. NJ. A 4, Frankland, Sd,
Sec.
CAsfpIfIA CounciI ofPriuces Jerusalem, 18th d;
No. !. Bent. X. Pullen, SD, Tsrsh.'. -
-. Sec.
Calvary CEEAPTEE Of Rose CroiE, 18th, No. =.
Charles ". Adams, ed, NJ. W.. H. 4. Tom
linsor. S21, Sec.
PHuIPFE DUPLEssErs Council OF k-b, 31th.,
No. 4. Henry p WOOdard, sd. Comm. /;
william Y. erode 82i, kec =.
CoEsIsroKV OF WEST TENNESSEE, 82d. John
Ainslie. SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge e.
Trader, 33d, Reg.
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GINIAMILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. VA.

A RRANGEMENTs are In progress 70 ac-
~ commodate one hundred additional Ca
dets IN tnis lnstitution. It's well established
ohtracter for its system OF discipline and
course OF instruction COumau4s 70 TO the sup
port of those who desire thorough and prac-
ttcal education Information VIII De su pplied
BY application to the undersigned. 4l
ERASClS =. SMITH.
mylS " jel5NeOwtSel So unrerfnrenderf
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Educational.
pY the action Of the Trustees Of the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been consolidated
The buildings and grounds belonging 70 them
viii be thoroughly repaired ard can aecommo-
date rom DO 10 300 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, and the Trustees are deter
ulined 70 build up a firSt class Female School
They wish TO engage "a competent Principal
with a corps OF eaehers for the Literary De
partnent At the head OF the Musical De-
pertinent is a p Ofes,Or Wbs has rnost success
July been connected with the schools for the
last ten years. 1he attention OF wei qunlified
candidates Tor a permanent situation aus pO-
sitlon that can be maze 70 ply Is solicited.
Applications with vouchers VIII be considered
until the first August next.
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FEMALE DISEASES.

cs.H a. s AL cfice IN thcF not1re and s0o4ter 0T
. Irf- n Fl0r reforsd lriA rliisl tte c05Istttti-
- = f0a c1it1I 8e1tr1 Of ss1cTirg, o.
brfn0 fhe uiefia 20 an tiR-
timely Qftrte.
t ID. MORfIHORE. NJ u
cfHca-Ronm No. q Va Worsham Hauae
fei5 dalaaaWluzm Memphis, Tenn,
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HEBREW AyB ELsOEIO CALEyDLR.
T = > 1II7I y |U|07I Der 10 e0oI
n L L ID - JAZZ mhl4 u
FERY BODY TCCDIREOTORY.



AEGERoNA No. les. Meets lst Monday In
every month. st Otd-F-ilOws' HGlL cor. Court
and Main. n. 3. Forster, 81 Front street,
". NJ; John Psamlsh, Secy.
sourH A1zMrl5Is. No. lIs. Meets % Friday OF
each rnoutn-Ha}l. cor. Madison and second.
J. j. S=llars. W. NJ; Benz. K Pullen, Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. 3sf. Meets lst Friday O. each
rnouth-Hal, cor Madison and second. John
Ainslie, " M.- H. p. Wood ward, Sec.
HAwTrToN No. 29Q Neets 30 Friday Of each
Tnonth-Odd-F Fellows Hail. p. n. Stanley,
W. n : W Z. Butts, sec
KILwINSryG. No. 24l lU D) Meets sth Friday
Of each mOuth-3Jf Front street John j.
Worsham S3d ". Il q. X. rulen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PErCy Chapter. No 4. Meets 3d Monday OF eaeh
month-Ddd-FeIlow sail. J0h Zeut. 81. =
h. F.; b. M. Levy, Sec y.
p AND q. n.
EUREEA Council. No. 6. Meets 50 Monday OF
each month tidd-r aLOws' Han. John Lent
tn. H.; n. J. Wiggin- Rec.
TENpLARs.
CYKESE Co~1mandery, No 4 Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zsnt, Com; n. j.
WiEgin, Rec.
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THE VEST INDIES.
PARTICULARS or TIE FEARFUL HJEEIcANE-
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION or rR0PELIl-Gl'-AI
loss OF LIFE.

PARTICULARS or TIE FEARFUL TIL EEIcNNh-
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY GREAT
Loss or LIFE.
FromO Special Correspondents
HAVANA. Nov. 1j.-By this mail send you,
very briefly the principal facts in regard TO the late dis
astrous tornado in these islands
The Porrcpr Of Porto Rico OF the 9st OF october Gays
at the late hour at which we write It is impossible to
ndge Of the great terror which prevails, resulting the
horrible effects OF the hurricane Of the night before '
The great fail Of ru the force Of the wind Tie almost
complete darkness produced IN the minds OF the people
condition vercng toward insanity I'm the cary
hours of the night the Capital Of Porto Rico bore
altogether the aspect Of deserted city at $50 Tie storm
commenced and the hurricane was at ITS hShI ~
this hour the barometer marked 29GO During the PrcNa
ence of the hurricane several vessels IN the haFDo were
either totally destroyed or very badly damaged
The Porrenr OF the 30 INST says, The hurricane has
inundated multitude Of victims de'uoyed hou'e''
desoated plantations swept away fields OF gram ana dc
pryed thousands of poor in one night OF their means oil
livelihood.
Atst Thomas the damage was very great indeed In
the Island Of Tortoa the destruction has been truly Ia
menable. From what learn There Is not single
house standing the Island; the plantations are liter
ally swept clean; hundreds Of lives have been o' lh
short It is impossible 20 judge Of tho destruction 40 TINS
moment.
On the Island Of veques the effects Of the storm are
almost equally noticeable Most of the ye-elyug near
the island we're destroyed To add 30 the terror with
which the storm fcd the hearts Of the inhabitants
fearful condagraton broke ont while tho hurricane was
AZ his hight and occasioncd new disasters.
In the Cdra wo learn that 90 houses were destroyed
and several lives lost In Lola - houses were destroyed
and several lives were lost Every house in the town 81
Aguasbuenas including the church, was destroyed ana
siv persons perished in Rio Grand, 80 houses were
destroyed and il persons persisted Toryhve houses IN
Corozal we're thrown down. and ono life was lost
Throughout this entire region tho destruction was HP
pallinG
II Is impossible as yet 20 estimate the number OF Hv,'
lost or the amount Of damage done 10 properly We
have reports Of Euesh French and Spanish vessels o
large tupuace which have been swept away by the force
of the storm.
The Porreair Of the 9Th OF November contains addi-
toual accounts Of the disastrous effects Of the hurricane
As the mail is Just closing. must deer further par
ticuars Of this most disastrous calamity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

House Tomorrow, that the same rule and test DO
applied 10 Messrs. Mullins of the With and Stokes of
the lid Districts as applied to the Kentucky
members at the last session, and that inquiry be
made into their political antecedents.
A. b. CorwIne, esq. for some years United States
Consul 70 Panama has been appointed Revenue In
spector for the District comprising New-York City,
Brooklyn and the Port of New-Jersey.
Numbers of Congressman visited the President to-
day. among them Messrs. johnson and Axtel, the
new members from California
Gen Averill Consul General to Canada is in the
city
large number of visitors visited the Capital to-
day. mostly strangers lately arrived. All things are
in readiness for Congress tomorrow. Throughout
the building is neat and clearly. New carpets have
been laid in nearly all the apartments
The Judiciary Committee is prepared TO make n re-
port tomorrow. All the members present, Mr..
Woodbridge having arrived to-day
The IRtelhgpcer will by request tomorrow contra
dict the statement going the rounds to the effect that
Senator Reverdy Johnson has lost his sight The
same paper also publishes another article from SEN
atOr johnson, supplemental TO his recent pamphlet
on The Dangers that Beset the Country
Secretary McCuloch in his report Of 1865 sug-
gested that the principle of presumption, so long APP
piled to the sale of agricultural lands in the West
should be extended in favor Of the holders of claims
TO gold and silver mines on the public domain A
bill TO this effect was furnished to Senator Sherman,
which, after much discussion, was matured into the
act of July %, 1866. From official sources II Is
learned that under the careful instructions OF the
Commissioners of the Land Ofice, this legislation
has been rcceivad with great favor on the Pacific
slope BY its provisions the freedom of exploration
and free occupation of Government lands for placer
mining right to preempt quartz lodes previously.
held and improved according to local customs or
codes of mining the right of wav for aqueducts or
canals not less essential to agriculture than to MN
ing, and the extension of the homestead and other
benefcent provisions of the public land system III
favor of settlers upon agricultural lands IN mineral
districts have been fully defined and established The
homestead clause. which was added while the bil
was in progress at the suggestion of President John
son. is already working great social and material
changes in the extensive mineral districts hitherto
withheld from sale. The san Francisco press concnr
that this measure ranks with the Pacific Railroad IN
importance and value.
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FIRES

DESTRUCTION OF SHOPS OF THE GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY. -
HAMILTON. c. W, Nov. 20.-The Great west
ern Railway carpenters and blacksmith shops IA tAI5
place were destroyed by fire last night The Jos, is very
heavy. The large rolling mill only escaped through inc
energetic eXeItiOne Of the hrencn
At QCEBFC.
QUEBEC, Nov. 2O-fight wooden tcncmcnts
destroyed by fire. yesterday at Bcusono Cove near
Liverpool
CHURCH BURNED N CAMDEN, n. J.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-Ihe Methodist
Church on Third aud Federass, Camden, D., was To-.
tally DESTROYED by fire this morning. also four small
ouses The loss j. about $2OOO from 900 TO
s. 900 The fire caused by sparks from locomotive
on the Camden and Atlantic Railroad
LARGE BARN BURNED N MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
PENN.
PUuADFLPHTA, Nov. 20.--I eStcrdaY morning,
about q o'clock the barn upon the farm OF Mr. Lew Nor
rjs I'm Lower Merton Township. near Roaemont station,
on the Penns lyania Railroad was burned 10 the ground
The barn was splendid stone edice, ana was nled 10
the roof with hay, gTain and large STOCK OF farming
utensils Mr. Mars. the tenant on the mrm succceded III
saving his live stock Every thing else was dc7tiOJeu
DWELLING N WEST THIRlIEIu-sr ,
The dwelling Nos. 3jS and $50 West Ihlr-
tieth.st occupied by Mr.. Cummings II. Tucker. was
dana ed by fire Yesterday TO the amount OF $1,000 IN
srrcd The family absent IN the country and some
workmen have been repairing the premises Inc hie
was caused by defective heater
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r,,r nrs,I,I SWAMP CANAL SALE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Nov. lS.--I nc rcve-
nue. cutter Northcrner, which arrived here yesterday
from washington D. G., had quite dstiHe uished party
on board Among them were Gen IL. h. Butler the Hon.
w H. Chandler Assistant Secretary al the Treasury, W
Unutiugtou esq Of the First National Bank Of Wash
inptOn Col John s. LOOMS, special agcnOf the Treasury
Department A. X. Mulict esq chief architect Treasury
cbartmcnt John 3. Knox esq., Assistant United states
Controller the Hon. John w. Dcirccs, Public Printer
cen Gilman Marston Of New-lfHmpshre, Col. Gordon
Adams United states Attorney for Mississippi, William
PRESCOTT smith, esq Collector Of the Port OF Baltimore
and Frank Turk esq OF Washington. The dstln suahed
Marty viii This morning visit the Dismal Swamp Canal
and Lake Drumnond. The Government has several
hundred shares In this canal which 10 be sold az auc'
tnn nj M Treasury Department on tie 9Th of Dccemhtr r.
aud the Object of this visit Of Government officials Is 10
EXAMINE The property with view to estimating rs
,,Iue Assistant Secretary Chandlcris in charge VI the
party, who are wei provided with maps and plans OF io
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DIED.

R.RcoCE mi. cy on "Wednesday o. Adams oaly
sou Benjamin Babcoek the lh year u BIS age
Notice % funeral hereafter
BRnCKwtY-lt Clinton n Y aostay. Nov 49, Harr.t A. 30
neste vii. Of A. Norton BrOcwsy NJ D. Of Harlem aged % year,
GRIFFNt Harrison Wes,cbeser Comfy T. on sesoai day lid
month Jaues frif o Daniel Griffin
Relatives and friends family invited to attend ne funeI, i59~
Fenis Meeting House, Purchase A. u O'Clock on 'iu ga. go
Carriages will waiting White Plains iof tho SD tram 10"
New.iork Harlem Railroad
JoNES-A Poughkepse on Tuesday Nov 49, Mary Caroline wife Of
The ef s take place from Grace Church South oyster Bay Long
Island on Friday Nov p. al IL O'Clock The Felt.'e aul
Tie family are invited attend without further notice lriS M
be waiting Oyster Bay station South Sg RarG3d % zoe
ariyal q the train gs,Pk Sast' IprD g At o'clock
NcLEAN-On WEDNESDAY Nov D. Matilda Mclean daughter o.
che Grant ald Sao~ late Thomas NJ Mclean" aged
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
MrEHER-In this c,y on Tus.,y Nov 49, Mamie D. only daughter
Re," eri, are invite, TO attend the funeral services a. the
,tiG eoct lie remains vii Rye 81 tie ll'0 New
Haven train where carriages will be 10 attendance
POLLEN-On "Wednesday Nov. 20 suddenly George fohen ~" VI
Geor1e r Pollen IN he 10Th year o bis age -, -, ,,.,,I
The relative, and friends the family invited to nd 's
Grace Church OF Saturday the 80 inst 81 CLOCK ~ WIZ
RoACr-A, BROOKLYN D. the 10Th inst Of SCARLET fsyG W ai.
Fun On THURSDAY DIST o'clock from bis parents residence
No % South 1outtst
sEgnrNG-op The 2t inst Capt Jacoh sebng Of The Ninth Pre-
curt Police. a.ed - ycan and monthh ,c..-.
The o ~ '4 d Of d lai Mo i9 &c Chapter
81 ore respy lny'e1 20 ae ~ M .5 on Friday
to Gresrvo5d for uierment
SKI MRsSueuly TUESDAY. l9h With apo2eV On 'p uns
N.tthrs r. sflmrs II tobokel ia bis 81 year
Notice of funeral hereafter
WHTE-O chronic dshe', Thomas White bookseller o. Ne"
Orleans o. The 18Th year Of DIS sse
| Dne notice Of inneral will BIZ given
WlISON-On Tnesay Nov 9 M Caharas Wilson rae o. james
Wilson. u the Gjth Of Lcr axe. ,,e----, -,
pei,t,e, Lad friends respectfully invited attend me inr ron
tie rscure of Nathan G. P,lit Richmond Terrace H' p5n
t. on rbaisy morning Nov 81 W O'Clock Boat leaves PEI
No 10 \. r., a. lrl O'Clock a. H.
wEssON-Ou TlsIav Soy 10 Andrew W3son IT, aged y yeaA
hi, relative, ieuIs respectfully invited 70 stn Ms
f5n No uu-tt. B-noklyn Al the residence % n,
Oe, Marvin on Ihuiy Nov a. al o'clock p m A1ho '1''0
/ notice. .
WILLIAMSON Harlem on Monday Nov 49, Snssn wife Of Thomas
! Williams o. tlr Jjtn of her age 49,,
usr . AMI, f. ends and ~ her brohers George anl conn
a. Tsppeu age invited attend che funeral nom tHe " l. T
rr. IN Second ave. srl Orchluli auunct ahsI Oh iD1''
| DAY Nov a. a clock 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
THE LAND OFFICE.

General Land Ofcr has iusi slef TIE ures
proper land officers be- respected ne
.n ordered By President tr it inst In Townships
fth principal mcndln on The Ne'
Mouf her n c state ~ NebfAa These ian' nd'h Iut
Irsu r the leutit 81 si Indians The
President directed th the fractional township - north
lre portion oftr Santee Sioux Reservation be restored
market retlrrs the General Land once ION ~
Cl' nts show dsnai ~ CLIO acres oi the pubic lands M
place fhr nd ~ October The touus-
lrgf of tle liud Office % Il Haia"
Nieft q. ,tr. % ffr rat.itr DO patents de "ulN on
ii.., t lrg under th Act Of March . "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
EIORIIIA
RESOLUTIONS OF A REPUBLICAN MEETING.
FROM Our SPECIAL Correspondent
JACKSONVILLE IlOrida Nov. u. 1851

JACKSONVILLE, Florida nov II. 1861
At a mass meeting OF the Republicans of jack
sOnvinc, Fla held the 18th inst the following proam
bic and resolutions introduced by n. G. bennett
esq, Secretary ami Treasurer Of the Republican State
Executive Committee, aud adopted:
Whereas Certain Republicans in portions Of the
county organizing clubs the object Of which 10 pro-
mote the prospects Of certain apnts for the office OF
next President Of the United States and cTc0s. the
Republicans Of the State Of Florida greatly concerned
in this question Of electing Andrew John
son the Office OF President Of the United States and
trhcrcds the e the pcacc the property the right peace
ably 10 enjoy the elective franchise, and the enjoyment
OF an other blessings Of loyal republican government.
require the Republicans Of the South, ard especially OF
the state of Florida east their for no man who
has not proved by his life and conduct that he thor
ouch, uncompr0nisng, radical Republicans therefore,
L,sOircG That ia order 10 secure ourselves in all orr
RIGHT -sls American citizens, and In order 10
nnbcan government ia all the States Of tho Union we,
fbe Republicans of the City of Jacksonville, favor the
uomInation by the Republican party Of the country Of
the Hon s. i. Chase ChicfJusticc OF the United
states FOR the office Of President Of the United States
es0red the Secretary OF this meeting be
o1,red 10 communicate with each Republican OTgauiza-
Hon and each Union League in the State Of Florida re-
'tiug tlcu 90 ndOrsc TINS action, and 10 hang out
,-n - banners. their choice lJT next President 81
Il. Emitted STATES. the name ni tlis Distinguished friend
Al 1bgIl. u.I CQuiu 4. fsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
WALLACK's THEATER LAST NIGHT.
N La - 1 Ia L. -.
Army GAZETTE.

G,et Brig Gen J. Alexander transferred the Fourth District
Major g b,. been or rr, 20 the Of the Dakota A.
Carlos Car at has
~f r. regiment % DE expiration been transferred from the Depart
81 bic leave Brrt Br Grn mert Of Washington ." he p'l
G-s H. Rnere Assistant Afi.. II Tea. Second Lieut. T. j. lar
tGecr las Teen transferred ueoH cavalry. has resigned
f1 Gle Ursftrr. 81 the Lake. I Lieut. hin.on Kellogg 3h
to the Fourth Ntsrg district H. Infantry has been temp rlfy
Col A. st. Grrrore g Trnusy assigned o. duty A. Acting Jl
yart rot Conceal hss the Department Of the
been mustered aid lornr4b Cumberland MAJOR Cen Rh
discharged Maior q. D. Grceur johnson, retired
Acins Adjui4atoea has tcea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

900 bsrh Barley Canal Exports go bbiS Flour Se os'n
Wheat y 90 harley II 0V Rye and O ls w. ~ A..
BALTIMORE Nov 2C-Coou rather more sctVe 49, h1b gy,Ss
dhng at lIc, Flour quiet sees ~,
Extra for shipment 10 RIO AZ i2 Wheat steady al ~ 20
Prime Red Corn receipts moy new crop "a 0
Al ~ Is. old Mixed Western az - ~
dull and declined sales at 7OG72e Rye, @l ''~i b. i
dali and declining r..a..
HAvASA, Nov 20sugAs dn aud nominal btehsnes %
u per cent premium Paris u cent Psm Sei "a, cent
currency oEg sight discount shott ns
Discount God long sight p per premium 'n" "sn y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

We used LoctShh Sewing Machines and have nal -
less dGpiy with several months pa'i We
using the Tclvsf- LoJy Stitch Machine and so Wen pf
with that willingly commentator IL y snp Te
all Kind, and does not gei ont o. o
seam i strong and wae, and wears veil We satisfied Nn the
Wilcox Gibbs Machine Ind son not exchange lor any oheI
Brooklyn, T. D. Nov L 'aS1.
Mrs D. Allen. Mss Mary q. Eyehil,
Mrs y Mr.. Nar1h u. brofi
Mr.. r. Liussr Mrs J. n Bed"L
NIs Eliza HILLARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
M1RRLED.

GARCfA-BAcHEM-On wednesday Nor a. a. 'h residence oi h
Lrie parents by Dr. Mclyun Edwin "aro
General Eepublca Oriental del Uruguay 70 9@
only daughter OF Rudolph Bachem esq Of tbs city No ch
UALLETT-f RCHEROn Tuesday evening Nov 10 by the e nov
AMI Crosby ID D. Joseph J. laett u Springfield. Mass, to ha. J
daughter o. Ehs s Archer. esq, Of New York
PHILADELPHIA and New Orleans papers please copy.
,TT1SON- BEEMNFR-On WEDNESDAY Nov n By the Rev Dr.
Lord ~ the residence ofthe brides aunt Nr Paton 81
Plains Kate A. dsug hte Of tue late James T. brmnet 81 m
lem. n, Y No cards
wEyNAN-CA SNANN-On TUESDAY TO- 1t Trinity Chapel by
rthar Mason. Charles Aegmau TO har2a"a w. i'sN
ter OF the late DR.. George p Cammann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
THE TAX on COTToY-NEETING IL PuuADCIe
PIIIA

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 20.-Thc cotton and
,yooen manufacturers Of this city met al tho Board OF
Trade Rooms this afternoon, for the purpose Of taxing
further action IN The matter looking TO reduction OF iA
an cotou The President. VIM DeSiue, read carefully
prepared and lengthy address t. Congress on taxa on'
etc in which it j. ably argued that taxation should 9
40 "a 10 exempt all articles of prime necessity, nnd
,fcI mon those at least obnoxious 10 the people; th
Il ,houd be- so levied mud adjusted rs 10 be trstNofhy
memorial a. Congress and series OF resolutions cnboa
Inc Those Vows adopted by the meeting ma com
convention Of Manufactures lof all kndF 10 br h'Iu 81
,letrl;.ud Dec, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
POLITICAL.
PRESIDENTIAL

JUDGE CHASE NOMINATED BY GEORGIA UNION
1918.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 20-SamOn p. Chase
was nominated for the Presidency Of meeting Of loyal
citizens held last evening in the Union League Hail. In
this CITY The Nor Er0 I'm nominating Grant has broken
its influence with the loyal voters who now 20 for Chase
as their choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

The atientioD Of ladies dus viewing the most el3nefte
Lace Curtains manufactured for designs sc 1o't
Book Tor Nogomher ], invited importation Just rce'd o M
l. r. WAtgArfy 80 6B Broadway. For beauty elegance a' ~
pafaiire cLe0Dncss these ymbroderes unsurpassed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21
PRTzFFTGHT At PETERSBURG, Va.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov 2O.-A prizc-fight came
or toisv al Petersburg the Cracr between bigby
and Medium The latter was whipped on the nth round
company u troops sailed TO the spot while The crowd
dispensing and arrested tho principals ana lo"i
citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-21

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Nog 81 ~, 20
Beef Cre-RecD head pnees unchai geo. "A =
a. r. First qualtT s1lQ%ll 80 Second qiahl. 10
Third qnLaty, sc 5eG Mich Cows and Aiffs
sheep and LaubsR,epss Is go heads market arfe :
there bffc enough Tor weeks supply. prices W ~
each for m nnon Sheep and S26 ~ IS 'or Bf" SP'Hs