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rI,HE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED
l. GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING

rysHE UNION MUST AID SHALL BE PRESERVED
GRAND .Atlftt ALTON MEETING
PEOPLES UNION COUNTY TICKET
And the Peoples State Nonijnanns made at Syracuse
September Ii, 1851 NJ
COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY ~ EslSG. bef,ter 2S 1861
The people %. the county Tvra without distinction
vi parry, a invited 70 ASS niie
IN MASS MEETING
At the Cooper Institute Monday evening October 29, at
past O'Clock, ratfy the nominations made by
gtc Peoples unon Convention OF the following canddatcs
JUDICIARY
Supreme Court--Thomas ". Clerke.
Superior CGurt--Lews u. Woodruff, Murray Holman
Common fteas--John X. Brady.
Marine Caurt-IIiram ket lfum Sr.
District Attorncy--Anralism H. Lawrence, Jr.
Supervisof-Urisrn Blunt
Sheria-.f0sah w. Brown
County Clcrk--oscph lloxie.
Coronrrs--Dr Louis Naumann Dr. J. ". Ranney, John
Wildly, Edward Collins.
The following speakers viii address the meetng:-
Hon. Nahanioi Woifepi Ky. Horace Greeley,
Hon. Daniel ;. Dickinson, Thomas Francis Meagher
Hon. DANES 7. Brady, Henry J. Raymond,
Hon. la harris Henry c. Murphy,
David Dudley Field, William Curtis Noyes
danes Il. " hitting,
The tGion county of New York, without distinction
OF pry who desire 10 sustain the government in the vigo
rous prosecution Of
THE WAR FOR OUR UNION
expected in their preparatory
united vote the polls in November neat The heart OF the
must proclaim that fact the woili.
VIM. TUCKER, Chairman.
RoBrRr BEATTY, }s.au.,.u,.u
WM. g. toSsoR, "o0ie@hies
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2lsT WARD
MOZART NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

regular meeting Of the above committee, held at 4oi
Third avenue Monday. October q, 1861 the following
preamble and resolutions unanimously Adopted
Whereas, viewing with pleasure the patriotic action the
General Camnittee of the Mozart National Democracy
endorsing the nominations of the Union party of State
Of New York; therefore be il
Resolved
That we, the undersigned, members of the Tweny-Grs,
ward committee, will sustain tue general in
COURSE and be IT,
Resolved,
That we win sustain tho county and legislative nopina.
tions of the national democracy And be 1t further
Resolved,
Tat we win all in power procure the sue.
cess of the candidates of our rarity.
DENIS CALVIN. Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Corner q CHANGE nIGSsTeS q r. SINs street.
DOORS open a. A'-', III seysn to begin at eight
vast aa a.2sds Mich MAJ nightly I'LL the theatre
has been found, HUNDRED AND FIFTY
additional seats 70 the. 'bp WEEK
or y!AHi \. ~ vS SSHsssA
A0g5pFy yRHS s 5 lgSs sfs$TssAr'0S
pnAKMiNa MiisiG,,
ruE Ei KING sp u ME a aSsiEH
~ Lester waacl iii a. The Arnerican oapta,
ST. hare;s FISHER MoaS .GpS csss
N NJ E Esyao'ds Tie ctSn;st
Ms Hoey ihoni
Mss lenr1a:,. Miss Por mp,ne
w Bgqy Psrics. Mr. g. parsoc, Miss Ginber and
D''' =" n TIE iss csossruMEs
eebrt ere sasen from pictures drawn from ife by the
S S@se. Robert stoepe
Dlreu'ion Of characters other details In The bills Of
rElons Bezes and Parque 50 cep,s Private Boxes ST.
ofches.fa stats, ST. Family Circle, Is cents
M ELoIplEoN, sso BROADWAY gEpwEEN SPRING
Ava ''na r''"'' CARD sisss5s TO THE p,,nr1c
The business of tie Meodeon bayns inc,eased in an un-
psssaea.sd manner nner e amuta,on, the pro-
i CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSE,
nsn sS1ssnf r md Sf 10 % s bis
men Of the changes lie has decided making ball.
- V 70 me moe rmEgrRE0 and splendid
that ever was crected as.sn. ~ 'iucnr ume M,
eaaailed cng and character INT rs i. esrss 10 say VA
and he rpa &c IN s state 4 s
% 'he names oil the most celebrated performers n this
Ths nag nailed to The 53s the inscription
GRycgand
a-s celebrated for the beauty ali ladies' the
s Tor The grace oa tse ladies' on the stage
ss ~ 1as a iS tho efficiency ,e0
Sis celebrated qualifications o. It's stage manage
a,-s celebrated Tor the number composing It's stra
sIs celebrated for the skin Of the leader Of the orchestra
wis celebrated for the Of It's orchestra.
sIs ceiohated for the repectahi'y Of ls audiences
hSo-ls celebrated for the who nightly visit
ss celebrated ~ beng The only Thearsad College rom
THE MRIopEoN, 500 BROADWAY.
Is celebrated FOR having the experienced
The proprbtss determined to retain not only his own
reputation but TIE 'epu Nh, nn 81 ~
Has collected upon the nse al the available first class
talent presenable
lie has made special point engage al the cele-
sated ladies' in the profession subject 70 the following
Youth mus and will he prominent qualification.
Grace essential and win be made condition of engage
Beauty rules the world and instead Of being ignored will
be insisted upon the prominent specification In the ar
Combined with all the above qualifications 1T is absolutely
that the candidate for should
real merit artist and be celebrated in special line
Of business.
MELODEON
witness PERFORMANCE BY the
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THE INDEPENDENT UNION CLUB OF THE FOURTH
ana slAt wards wiil hold special meeting Tuesday
evening oc'ooer ~ 1t ~ O'Clock, at their Rooms (wn
Walsnsl - tr1ire street Members pariiensr.y
2uestea "a INTENT as business Of importance brought
before the meeting The fnitcr wifi be Ia session every
evening this week from 70 o clock. Ny crferof
HENRY bATEMAS, President.
CARTHAGE I.loSs, Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN ISLAND:
~ Fare six cents by Staten IsianA try oo OF heiai
street. bctweea the Battery and South Terry Boats leave
every hour from A. u. To NJ On Eae sundays every
half 20
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CPECIAL NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE MECHAN-
- les Indcpendant Union Club will be held at Jaiaes
Hughes honsc 1855 Avenue D, Monday evening" October
D. NJ O'Clock. u. BANJO, President
j. ID. M0or. Secretary.
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HONEsTy AND CAPABILITY.
IL Seventeenth Assembly District.
At an adjourned meeting of the Mozart Hall Assembly
Convention held Friday evening, 18th tnst Sidney r.
Ingaham Jr, ESQ., duly nominated and cheeruliy
submit him to the suffrage Of the intelligent,
Of this district BERNARD McCABE, Chairman.
Dr.. THos FIrzoBRALp Secretary
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ANIUSE NJ r NT5.

4 cADEMY OF auslo-LAsr OPERA SiGrT
n cr T"se 81 riG ofEha tsTIL SHatASY
4" "'NEFr OF y Gi ,,;sLA
rSS llE S @sffssis 55s AMP 2. =,
! lfALttS' 1Sb 5P sSs 4 Yh1 ofah s,sck@r
two a.w oPsss MA s sr. s ss' SH M"ea s sas
'''' flE-%aiGaY' ci4pGyihSSF '14n''
Masi % which The OF Ndmasloa WIN De the sns a.
| below. -
Tnr AMrIluEATRE,
''"''S' VIII 0' 9 qwhAi ~ I'VE vESis
FIRST and only time q 'hs ,e &c yatea Opera Of
Music by Donzct,i, which WI be gwen IN la,ap
nrIoyo MISS ISABELLA n.SAiEY,
First aud only agat OF the new opera con,er N ooe
LES Nocgs Or JEANETTE,
now the rage &s5 'e rL4 G G A & G French
donna ne Of as sna sga e. o s w ssss s PRIME
INC q yskst IL 9liIe EINl anu MAtid
., GBAs.D CONCERN
THEODORE THOMAS.
fu4 particulars IN azure advert lsemenS.
~ Diving 70 the Zen ~ of he cntert IN
o PenS ' asa sae & e.. ea%sneo as prs,y 49,
PEIcES or ADMISSION
Seats 3d. extra Boxes al asusL
Al BeneGs Tickets wi bn received =. the door IN checss
% " ttesa ~ thc Academy BOX Uaer, FOR MoAays giAa
lse sale OF sesa eom'nea es teinorrov mornin..
ERookLYN ACApEMy or MUsfc.
~ CLosG Or THE SEASON.
SECOND AND LASF B Hs' i' . Or r. uIlMAS
Norcz Ia ~ psrre Vi several AZ,
Tor Havana and Europe ami the disrup .n II
p'laS9 oST FosryE1Y M 5shg osg wave
s Ma. wl al, y sgrn a te arry9, & otgs artists fssm
The performances VIII & eSy tbe ssae az siose a,vau
hLfi.Y AND JaASNEPfES MARRIAGE
I'll two new operas which VII be given Tor nrst and
''' Mss cARioTrA pATrrs soNcEr
PRICES OF ADNfSSit:.
Adm ,ssion 70 Par9uctte and Balconies 81 Fa,say cire
50 cent s. 4phAeairc 20 cent?. Reserved 10
Sale seats for rookyn commences o,norrow n, ,rans
ID 'sAT - o !rtSs GO, oF THE THE SEASON,
NAfioNAis' CIRCUS.
Monday eycn,us. oeteter - and during he week
= Introduction OF the great
NPHILApEIPfiiA TROUPE,
Who VIII appear y rgton ~ The gra nj array
EUROPEAN ntDgRs.
Tho entertainments wa c3tiisA with superb
CAVALRY Ey0bUIIoNS,
CHASSEtR @EAHD,
Presented tweeJe nlagh4cfIs Observation-Disclosures
Rode and manas ed l., the lrstequessrlans o he
Illustrating the 1FiiAnt aud dassiru Hrs
shipthe Comma "a the Birdie and Saass Hand
tneW hee!ns-pelsynsC &c., during taer rapid
aiptioH.
Following the Military Earee, viii re given aeautifus'
GQUEsrRIaM AND GyMNAsgrc FEArs.
b the dtffEt .anyru. inclulitg
Eli H. e zoYAE n ~ MI HELeIsE s% tt,,
Little Gcrras, r. Pent' honeo, Keee, Kim, H,sie, w. p
sAagEL + sTIcKaEr
Sole Lessee and Manrrss.
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.

Tor. SALE--AT COST, a LARGE LOT OF IN RE-
Il deemea Cola and SILVER Watches. Good Coz ~ ne
Le ess, warranted, fr So Money leDt L. ana a Uat Of
50 ~ ana III. watches, A ADVLPllls, neenh Pawn.
r,okef 42s Peal street, OF Chambers street.
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L First Avcnne Club, held their meeting Thursday
evening received thirty members and agreed support and
sustain proper and worthy candidates Adjourned
to Monday evening Oct 2 at ~ O'Clock, Kenny Kerr
gan's, Do First avenue PATRICK CAHILL Chairman.
HoBRRT FUfLAM, Secretary.
PHTER KENNY, Treasurer.
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NEW YORK, OCTOBER 25, ls6l.--AT A CONVENTION
In of the Union delegates from the Eighth, Ninth and Fiji
Lecnth wards comprising the Fifth Assembly District held
ut the Beecker Buildings VIM NOR called to the chair
and James s. Huyier was chosen Secretary
On notion James w. Bush unanimously nominated
as Candidate to the Assembly FOR the Fifth district
WIN. M0IR President.
JAMES s. UyYIRR Secretary
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10TH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-AT A LARGE
10 and enthusiastic meeting Of the above club, held ut
Patrick Iiaydons of First and Twentyfth
street. Friday October Is 1861 the following gentlemen
unanimously elected to prcside:Anthoay Abberon
president bernard lison vire fresoent Martin arkn
srer The object Of this club being support but
truly national democratic nominees for Office and
unanimously
Reolved That The officers and mbers Of the club
citizens giving their support and uniting with in
decrrna and unfnching energy to defeat all par
political Office seekers for the pick
ings than They do for the people the ma ton
Tse and members OF this club requested to
meet Patrick Haydon's, crner of First avenue and
Twenty-ffth street Tuesday, 18th ins at TX r. NJ
business Of inn Is 10 be transacted
ii. BRADY, Secretary. A. ABBERT0N, President.
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I 9TH WARD wORKINGMEN's INDEPENDENT CLUB.
l meeting of the above club, held on Friday evening
csoheY 2 the house Of Nicholas Haughon No. f46 East
Twenty fourth street. the following genriomen were anan
n,ous!t pected-Nirhoias Haughton chairman; Thomas
Eradv, secretary tt above club will meet on Tuesday
evening" October 20 ~ o'clococs, at i4J East Twenty
fourth street by order. n. HAuGHTON, Chairman.
I. THOMAS BRADY, Secretary.
10TH wARD-MoHARr HALL WARD COMMITTEE
III Atarsgular ng OF ths committee held At Cares
Fifth and ftyseveEth street. Wednesday
ming last the following elected Finance Com
mittce and osher person prohibited from
collecting for the Organization vuDaniel Gallagher, F. j.
Aaedonough Roger bowling Wm GALLAGHER VIM. Clare,
r. g. Parks RANSOM c.. PARKS, Chairman.
JoHN RoRKE, Secretary.
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THE ATTENTION or THE TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY
i solicited TO the Superior quaiy 81 Hammers flesh
brewr0 Champagne Ate fhis ale b. breweQ AZ all sea
81 the year and us keepin qN4 specially .. that
aWfA Inc hot Wtata"f Is rnteed
fUr any lenttA OF time tar at2 l,t u ana Sf mr. bbi
delivered any part o, cry NeN NOrS. pavnept
cash I'll ACrer orders ii iefs " er, In Iiar.
en-, Wll. DC attended 10 YIll despatch.
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r ETTER TO AND REPLY FROM
IL WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
Regular Democratic Nominee for Sheriff.
NEW YORK Oct. q 1851

Hon WV. NJ. TwsRD:-
DEAR SKA number Of your fellow citizens who have
long watched with emotions OF deep your
political course and who deeply impressed with the faith
fu and able which You have every
devotyed by the Partially of your fellow citizens
have heard with mingled emotions of pain regret
that you contemplate withdrawing from the present
canvass Conceying, do that such step would be
virtual abanionment of the principles which for lifetime
yon have 1ealously advocated in whole public
your Immediate friends, and to the thousands who will hail
with delight well mcred elevation to the Office of
Sheriff this city and county, ask explicit conrma-
on denial Of this report which cannot but believe Is
one Of the malicious faehpods set aoat by opponents
intended distract and annoy your friends and njure
cause in which all good citizens have embarked. Respect
fully, yours, DANIEL. BERR1EN and others.
NEW YORK, October 26, 1861.
GENTLEMEN letter Of the inst Just reached
me- and hasten to inform You in reply that the surmise
you express that 1t is the malicious faschools
aoat b, (my) opponents to distract and annoy
the enemy, weak il is true but where unknown posi-
bly, cacecd 10 receive credence aud thus calculated to i'm
pair The Of the principles which
iseny and persisie ntly advocated have received the
UNANIMOUS ponnauon OF tho REPRESENTATIVES the great
defnocra'ic republican party. with whose interests
confidence decline fofego any circuIn-
Stances As their candidate shall continue In tho
anti the close OF the polls election
with view 70 my personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT In the
confident hope and trust mat unity purpose action VIII
insure the perpctuaon by Of the democratic
You receive the dAtinc, decided avowa and
tomakc public in judgment besl those
principles that under circumstances viii Iconsen with
draw from the coming canvass have for
moment entertained such purpose even In Thought Yours
very truly, WILLIAM NJ TWEED
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! 9TH WARD UNION CLUB.-AN ADJOURNED MEET
LED ing Of the above Club viii be held at D. Calahans
House. 81 Wilett street, "Wednesday, Both ns O'Clock
precisely for the purpose OF endorsing candidates By
order Of FRANCIS RELY, Chairman.
j. SiGERsoN Secretary.
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18TH wARD.--AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
J. "Independent Democratic Union Club of the Four
teenth eleo district held James Byrne No 24S East
Fourteenth street, the following resolutions unan
ruousy adopted.-
Resolved That the "Tndepenaen Democratic Union Cub
viewing and apprcca ing the importance OF unanimous action
their part body and the crisis and ordeal which
the country has been subjected do firmly pledge themselves
l. That they shall good citizens and a. all hazards sup
port the constitution and the Union with fidelity.
That they fully and firmly endorse the policy OF
President Lincoln and have entire confidence in his ability
carry through the successfully for the
ion Of the Union.
g. And they hereby pledge themselves TO vote for but
honest faithful and candidates for Office, the
suing State and charter elections.
The club will hold its next meeting at the place
Monday evening, at ~ o'clock
p HAGAN, Chairman.
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Alta LARGE AND ENTHj SfASTIc MEETING OF
N the citizens of the Third A. emily district held at
80 Lauens street, the 18th s the following resolution
was inaasly adopted:-
Resolved Thai Union loving citizens of the III ird A.
semby district pledge owes 10 support Bernard
kienan the Peoples candidate member of Assembly
and invite the Kind cooperation Of all Union work
tngmen to his support. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, fres't
PATRICK RELY, Secy.
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9th WARD EXCELSIOR CLUB.--AII MEMBERS OF
. the Exceor Club requested to at the Mercer
House, Of Broome and Mereer Streets Monday
evening October 2S at o'clock. BY order
T. VAN ORDEN, President
FRANK KNAPP, Vice President.
JOHN Cox Secretary.
WIN. MONTGOMERY, Treasurer
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NEW BDWERY THEATRE.
IN FOX LiNGARDs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Solo Prophet rs
NOTICE no THE PUBLIC.
The above popular place ofa vii be closed till
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2. 1861,
For the purpose o. making
EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS.
Al the desire thousands the patrons Theatre
pit will he converted ipioa
BEAUTIFUL PARQUETTE,
Aud order accommodate all parties the uppeJ will
be converted nton
COMMODIOUS AMPHiTHEATRE,
Capable of seating fifteen hundred PERSONS The prices OF
sduission vii! he the moderate scale.
Parquete ana Balcony % cents
Amphitheare. Is
Orchestra 80
The new viii commence with
GBAND NATIONAL SPECTACLE.
Produced of
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
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I 1TH WARD INDEPENDENT UNION DEMOCRATIC
Il Association.Ata meeting of the above Association,
held Mot. street. Thursday evening, Oct ~ it
I'D ourn and meet Mt the place Monday
evening Oct D. TX O'Clock tor tho purpose of endorsing
candidates for the ensuing elecon in the city and county Of
New York. All the Fourteenth ward wishing
10 support hon and capable for oe irrespective OF
party, are invited to attend.
JOHN WALSH, Sec. THOMAS BARRY Chairman.
I 18th wARD.-AT LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
It meeting Of Our Own Independent Club held OCon-
nell Hall, 1876 Mulberry street. on Thursday evening October
a. 1861, motion the Chair the following Candidates
endorsed Henry w. Genet Cor County Clerk and
VIM }. G. Kenny for the Fourth Assembly district.
TnoMAsJ. HARr V. Pres't JOHN BRENNEN Chm
JOHN r. BREMEN, Secretary
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yEANTED-A NEGRO Performer COMIC VOCAL
w ist and napseuse, for Hi.chcocks National Concert
Hall, liz New Canal street. Apply this day between 10
nd
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

LIME OLD BRANDY. IN ONE GAIAIOS DEMIJOHNS
AT - gaon aud In I've gallon DENT JOINS 81 80
pr gilon dent ohns Included tAe Fenckbrandy vaults
10. II Prince street BROOKLYN.
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A CARD.-FoR CORONER,
"A HENRY HUGHES
OF THE SIXTH WARD,
EX-CoUNCILMAN.

1EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
IL tea special meeting the committee VIII he
held at Mozart Hall on Monday evening 2Sth inst, at
o'clock. BY order.
JOHN COCHRANE. Chairman.
GEORGE O. GENET, Vice Chairman.
3 n.uy Ai"rS'N' Secretaries.
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r A. MACPHERSON'S SOCIAL HOP-r o.MoRROw
-. evening, Monday, Oct IS at his academy, Military
Halt, 1893 Bowery Music by Prof. M. HOFFMAN bays OF
tuition Tuesday and Friday afternoons and evenings New
classes constantly forming.
A CADENY OF observation-disclosures BENE'
n at, Monday October g. Choice Seats se at tho
ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

How TO TAKE GAZE OF THE HAIR.-As to
men, we say, when the hair begins to fai out,
the best plan is to have it cut short; give it 4
good brushing with a moderately stiff brush
v lille the hair is dry; then wash il well with
warm soap suds; then rub into the scalp,
about the roots of the hair, little bay rum,
brandy, OF camphor water. Do these things
twice a month-the brushing of the scalp
may be profitably done twice a week. Damp
the hair with water every time the toilet is
made. Nothing ever made is better for the
hair than pure soft water if the scalp is kept
clean in the way we have named. The use of
oils or pomatums, or grease of any kind, is
ruinous to the hair of man woman. We
consider it filthy practice, almost universal
though il be- for it gathers dust and dirt, and
soils whenever il touches Nothing but pure
soft water should ever be allowed on the heads
of children. 1t is different practice that
robs our women eff their most beautiful or
nanlent long before their prime; the hair of
our daughters should be kept within two
inches, until their twelfth year Halls Jour
nal OF Health.
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GAN THE South SUPPORT GOVERNMENT p
Eliphalet Case, in II communication to the
Boston Post, fully answers this question, as
follows
Now, there IS nothing that puzzles the radi-
cal hepnbilchns so much as the difficulty the
sou tn Will have in raising revenue TO carry
on their Government. Did IL ever occur To
them that ten per cent. on this one article, of
export duty, would raise on $3.50 900, 600 S25. :
Os0 900, and that this would not exceed ona
cent per pound on the entire cotton crop p
Then suppose the South should conclude IN
tax the products of the Northern States ten
per cent, and the shoes, hats and other i'm !.
poris from the free States east of the Alleyha .
ny mountains ten per cent, this would WELD
at least s25, ,o00.Oo0 more. Then an import duty
on all other imports from all ofher
parts of the globe would make an
income Of $l0, ,ooo, 900 more-Se0 600 600, in AN
The South is rich in all the resources that go
TO make the wealth and power of great ma
tions, and can easily within its present terri
tory support two hundred millions OF people.
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Senator Wade, In answer TO an applicant
for consulship for which "nobody was ask
this planet. You may find IL on some fixed
star, not here"
Thos. j. Heller, prominent citizen OF GAL
vert county, Md, committed suicide on board
the steamer Mary Washington, at Baltimore,
last Tuesday night, by cutting his throat
One hundred and thirty clergymen In tho
State of Maine have signified their readiness
to receive appointments 10 chaplaincies In the
Army.
The Second United States Cavalry Regi.
ment has lost two-thirds Of its officers by
resignation.
Wyck is at Washington franking letters for
New York soldiers. F."
A convention of Union men met At Nash
Vile on Thursday, and nominated Hon. Will
liam Is. Campbell for Governor OF Tennessee.
On Sunday the extensive Eagle Mills at
Wheeling, Va, We're des troyed by fire. Loss
$40, 600, but insured
+. p. Blair. Jr., has been elected to a Coio-
ueley in the First Regiment OF Missouri
troops, called for by the President.
Gen. I. H. Bradley has given the Arkansas
Volunteers the sum Of Is 900, and placed {. 600
sacks OF corn at their service.
The Legislature of Illinois adjourned on the
Sd inst, after appropria,ing -, 900 900 for war
purposes.
Prayers were offered in several New York
city churches Sunday, for the health, life and
happiness of Lieutenant General Scott
The city of Detroit has been mulcted In
s20, 900 for leaving . sewer unprotsct ted A
dear lesson
There are now no Cadets at West Point
from the Confederate States, the last two
having resigned last week. ag ss !
RI. Kins, formerly q Lien tenant In the
U. s. Navy, died suddenly in New Orleans oa
the 3oth ult ss @er se8 F9kE
Already ia volunteer companies have ten.
dered their services to the Governor Of Ten.
nessee.
years, died ON the Sd inst.
A number of the "hrst ladies' In CHICAGO
have offered their services as regiment nurses.
JET. Davis graduated ~ West Point In The
class Of 1928.
Gen. Scott win be seventy ave years OF are
on the 18th of June. 10y