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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is. 1868.
Amusemenie.
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Cenmenctng MONDAY. July Is, 1884
BRILLIANT SUCCESS SS!

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEk,
Cenmenctns MONDAY July Is. 1854
ur BRiLLlANr . 4 I, SUCCESS.
SECOND WEEK
sAsFoRDs rrHIoriAs OPERA TROUPE.
the best company Of
COMIC OPERATIC PERFoRMERs
IN thu eonntry IL 4. com posed Of the best talent
TWO EkfikE CONF ANILS,
the best singer dsncsr sad comic opsrsue sr'na 10 %
found In Ar.ris. or the world Thsy give their
INfMlrABLE PERI FoAMANCLs
-'A"i AZ A"-''0' - EVERY EVENING 81 y
10 Be seen !; ~ II1I%s sHsrss e oHHHss La 'o6UyfANo
Or WILD MAN or TAX WOODS,
animal whose spProsoh TO Humanity 90 cioss tn tnoo
ssnds regard them .. s.shs shs
BETWEEN THE HUMAN AND BRUTE CREATlON.
TWO LIVING TIGER CATS.
the nost bssutifsl little creatures ia toe world
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS,
ren Africa the largest and most srmtabis ssrpsats In ne
The Manager has engaged. for short time ssy.,
ROBERT HOWDIN5 WONDERFUL
AUTOMATON WRITER
description OF which IL given IN the sutsbiseraphy OF ths
French Necromsnosr and which sy far sufpsss
in mechanical ingenuity anything ever attempted oy 'h'
Tar LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
exhibits his wonderful powers and sells bis gresiy inprsvsa
A DONEsTfc CAT NURSING TWO MINKs
Tie GRAND AQUARIA, Leaned Seal, Sea Lien, Men
.ler Bear Living AnassndA Wax Figures and Million osSs
Wonders
Adnssion to oil Is csntsi Children under TO- Is csata
The Manager 10 happy to inform his patrons that he has
which he ss them tick ss TO The
great Gallery OF Ar No 623 Bosawsy at 20 oea,s each
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'CO THE LADIES.

'TO THE LADIES.
Ye fzif uuwea, who longing welt
fsf Peace and [ Bon snd-A mae.
Orhops when hushed grim wars alarms
To win hero e. your arms,
Behold In m--pons such 81 all,
Yet one who seeks WIFE wiihal;
Maid widow. small matter which she,
j. witty Gnd winsoue and youthful. she be,
rTwss well she's talent for music and RI ymss
And better II ti.swiss sssd acre. and dimss
E.i ftil II hsr eMpsr wa sw.stsr thar honey.
Ia vaye, though rsllcIant. the serss and money,
And thrB ~ abe charmed Inc, is am sinner.
I'd WOO her and wed her, I'll eord but ris her.
IL true good faith. 70 blooming bellies,
His wants your sOsd- e--~oeer tells,
Who Of your btsht-sysd ibrong viii dare
His name and prosp~cis'biSrt 20 shEIsl
Ass vsuie ye qusst.sn of ns fame,
III, msfits Tant, 40 msAhoods cIAn,
HIS age and temper wid or tame
Trust 70 year uIknovn insnd Ia thsse
Your nIo.l stidioGs taste may please.
Uo th.n-vlsl maid lie call rssp0Hds
That sos ~ sGlscfs iesy bonls
lHAS. ADDISON DUDLEY.
July. ise1 Hartford, Conn
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proposaIe.

DACIFIC RAILWAY. - The Undersigned
i will r.oe,ve PROPOSALS 10 furnish -Four thousand
AC0o) Tuns Of RAILWAY IRON. OF any pars tlsse for
the traoL ~ he Union Pacific Railway
Company Eastern Dvisioa The Iron TO be ef Anne
Al l.sTsnpor,h OF k,n,s. City Communications for further
nfomnsp 10 bs Sderesssd 70 ,L. uadsrsisned. OF 10
sAMu IL HkLLEIf Co., No. - bssverst New OH
f,rrs c~.h en- d.ltyer, J. c. fREnOHT,
New. Ysrk yass O. I3sa frsSt I. r. Railway r. "
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Mlvertjssmsntl

IDoNT BELIEVE IN PnRENOLoGY, but Phys
o.nov nav have truth In II, b ohen said By hoss
sa h. y, .Ismsed psthsE The tive ssisness h1menso
n.ri.c,y-.nd THE PnsssoLosicAL JouksAL shows how.
t.. th. for July With article Physiesuomy Il
No.ss " ,,h Isssiisss Portraits Of Dr. Dxos srose.
VII JACKSON AsssE Dickinson. Lord BRosssAn. sn1
ousro pesss OF the best reading matter tor 10 cent?
Ns1 men have H. FowLHR wxLLs, No. ~ bsssdwJ
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Dentislrr.

mrs. GRIFFIN, 2-,S Grand-st., N. Y, OPP
po,te Lord Tayors and 25I Ful;on-st. Brookyu are
in.eug mil paIta Of their Improved Arthcis Teeth
with OF without sI,raotss the roots full sets on gold or
plans t2 silver OF rubber ro parts sets Wo'a' POI
tooth 81 silver rubber. . : eHsfaoting Zoe.
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NJ Y. and FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Leav
N. New.Ysrt at James-sip Ferry end sAh-st Ferry a.
4 q n 4 5 q, and "a Leave flushiDs 06, 49,
l. ss7t n. B-Tue'dsys and fne.y. spsei. Night
Ts'a from Flushing 81 u 7. and Athst Ferry ct T p M
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ hDTLPHIA AID the SOUTH and WEST. via JEH-
sFY CITY-M.il and EIpess Lip.s leave Nov orr ~
,na 10 M 4 g. 7.Y and ii 30 p m. Bsre 81 Through
hsSvsss checked al and 10 H. AID 1Jo ssd II 30 p
s, Ws.si- rton ar at ard p. m for the West
i'' w. woodbury.. As'istsp, sup.tni.ndsnt
and ~ minutes IN advance Of the time Of leaving
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printing.

ENGRAVING aud PRINTING (half price).-'
ly ecd,s AT Homc and note Papers ke Bu.ineas Card
BnIie.d. POnrst, 30 al KELLYs No n Fulton 81 ~ r.
LOB Printing at old prices, at Eckler's Printing
~ Ofce, 10 Fulton. cor Peaa,k. Csfd' Chculnrs bi
heads LABEL, Posls fsmphsts 10 quick pes' ana oh"s
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MANUFACTURING PROPERTY for SALE
Go rJbom II map Gontern.

GEORGE PLOCK, q Discharged Soldier, at
" No al Wsn 3ih-si reduced to the greatest nese'-
,lfv H. health fsi ed from severe sDor ssd t1ey
.us. rom aud povery un!ess hoss fsf whom
hrs fou.ht will forward TO his aid Contributions
II C.. K.--I have Information Of Importance
IL. for you. Plss.s ssbd your address h. W. X
NIUNIFICENT.-A y benevolent lady VIII pay
WI IL. BOARD Of 10 worthy young chieeR al hst css
Institute tuition OF 80 the hall year only required
Ahdrnl . Erirndn IrAune Orlee.
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n..sruesive Fire st Nay City.

DETROIT, Mich, July II. 1850.
destructive Gre occurred at Bay City, Assnt
on sunday. A large portion Of the towR y bosoe
No particulars received
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CORPORATION Notites.
OTyrcH or srsKrr CoxyIaiosEH,
NO lJI. bT"Au"El' "" -I0TF'
ITO CONTRA ACTORS.-P inclosed

No 2JT. broadway. Nsw.yorh)
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nclosed
in sealed envelope ndorsed with the title Of tine ~srk'
and with ii. nam. III. bidder written thereon. viii be 70
oei,.d a, th. Office SATURDAY, July ls. 1863 at u
s'cloek a.
Psrguatus ind grading st curb and gutter and Tag In
FNy eighth street Third end L-Inston svenoss
..iSst Se'~e,n Brssd~sy and Seventh svsnue
For regulating ard grading Ninety street between
For ettus curb .aa gutter and h,s in Ninstyhd street,
between Third aud Fsurtb svenues
tween Eisnh s,.pu- and Brssa~,y.
fer sstus curb ard gutter and dag seven
tsenih street rem rhld avenue 10 kyt aver. .
For .stps curb gutter Gag Fsih street, between
L.yinston ana Fourth avenues.
siuh avenues. ..
Fo tagging ives, sid. L.rinIton .v.pu. b.,w.sn Ysr..a
and Rsry and north aide FoFtieth street, DO
tween Lexington snd Fourth avenue. a.
Fer filing ,unssn les New avenue east between One
hundred sndtwsssy second and onshundr'e'.Ia''snH
For ding sunk,. iO, between On. hundred sna,wsn:,
eighth and One hundIedsns t~ssJ ninth streets and Third
IL. fencins vacant lot, IN Sixth ion Fish to
Y1y h, street .ss. fisth street, hem fhh s'spas 70
Per We. hoe. c.u,s. for Hoe Company No %
Fer building Pier si the foot o. Thh'ysishih street. NonA
Per building Pier q, tn. fec, Of opsusdr.dsndssv'n-
Tor dr.s,i,. .Ip between Pier, and p. North RiVsf
For dr.ssiBs 'nP. sst~e.n rs' y ,ht r, serh hv'r
YOr ef.a..ns alp. b-,~.eu fsr. and o. k..' ki'.1
For dredsihS alp loot Of OouseDsuf sifest fs.i VET
For building dr--ensns and tsndsr for CoHpsny
No. 20.
For tsldins steam trssnSns snd tender f'f Company
Nc. IL
Tet building s,esrn hresssns And 'Sha'f lot O'Hfs'
No 81.
Tor buIdirs steam tr.essns and tssdsr fer Company
No 10
For buldlus steam tr.snsns and tssisf 's' Company
Ne -.
Yor bul ding hcok and ;,dssr truet fSr CemriHy No
Yer be.,dn. heos and ladder u1et for C0mp-sy Ne IL
Per hulldiiI res boss carriage for CsDg,ny Se ~
Es s.ils1,s s-- hoe. o.u!.s. fo5 oemp..} " H.
For 30 dina . Hsss Carriage fer Csngasy Ne D.
CssS and satssg and 1.s Ia IsLh svsEs~ bs.sesa Tny
ASA sad y. Ri.hty-ssoosa stfs~ta
Now b ass for Esriss Csnpsny No. n .
nlask fol o. pfsgssss tessAG ~Nh We Te>ihesnehs
"a .xre.r.pi. can 10 obt..ns< o. ihts os,c.
CEAS o. CORSELL
Hus~t Cen nssstco9s.
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NIBLO" GARDEN.
IN LESSEE AND MANAGER......WM WHEATLEY.
TIE SUMMER THEATER or TIE CITY.
Besin st conclude at lO:&0
eEVEkTH WEEK
THIS EVENING.
THE DUKES MOTTO.
Johu Proughsni's rsnd romantic Drama
CONIINUE rs IT'S REI0N or POPULARITY,
40 o0o-l0 600 -! PERSONS
Having already witnessed tbis, the most -
THIVMPhANTLY SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION
KNOWN TO THE AMERICAN STAGE.
The celsbratsd Irish Csmedisn and Vocalist
Mr COLLINS,
Who has purchased the sole right Tor tbs production OF this
CARRICKFFRGUS,
An Irsh Soldier Of Fortune, with tho Sorgs WINE.
BRIGHT WINE" and WHILE VhkhE'S LIFE
THERE'S HOPE"
Mr. WIN wHEATLEY
IN his inoom parable character Of
Capt HENRI DE- LAGARDERE
nsssrs L. T. Shs~sll. J. q. Barssti }. w. Collier, z
Lamb. Kins.iand Y. Mordsunt, Nine PsIis. Mrs J. d.
Allen q. Jordan. Gc.. &c. In the cast
New Scenery, Dresses AppOis'msnts ands
GRAND BALLET
Nus,c,l Conductor. or............HARyEY B. DODWORTH
BOZ sfles open daily. from I'll. D. whss ssss be
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Ueo0ing garos. &f.

AT VIM EyERDELL'S SONS, 104 Fnlton-st.
IA WEDDING CARDS. Fine Ststionsiy ooored In,
i,,,l s,.muns Mossrsns Door and Number Plates 6sal
Presses blank BOOKS Chsets kotss Labels &C. thstso
Hshsd 1881
At J. EVERDELL", No. 3G2 Broadway.
N WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPths In elegant
styles Also ssss and SILVER Door elegantly sass'sa
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a. NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ABRAEGEMKHT. lSs
COMMANDING JULY Q, lSo1
p.,..p,., st.asl IN k.-YorE oornst z7hst and NAs
IIifaaos % g7thst
TRAINS LEAVE HHw-YORk:

TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORh;
ror SevHs.sn. :, tEs.h lLS a. nj lIis tELL
z 81 e. D. 81 30 aHc 3 o. IA. -. - . =.
For Breg.pof b tKLl. lJ) a N l.i' triI -"
(Er1 ) 90 SO and .. 49,
F9I Mliefd and sr,tford :. ll.o' q fnA 30. 30 p n
Ior Fairheid sOuta per, and Wsspori. l. llJ q IL -
s. 3lp ,..cv ,uv
ror b.rer ana 0I.enwieh. :. 80 II 20 m 80 tsa'
Tor stanford. 7.s(EI) 80. ll0,m.i l2.H HI }, 40
T1J -. 80. 80. 10 ..o 80
EG Port Chester and irtsrneciste s'suonA y w. H."
NJ. . 81 l31, 81. %. p III
Va, Port Che.t-r snd New Rochelle M
COSSYCTIN0 TRAINS
Yor Boston va spriu ghsld = m w StELh Up M
fer Boston. We Shore Lac. ~ (EI }, J. N.
For Hartford sne Springfield g Ia (EhL H@' a."
On p. IN. -, a - ~,
For Csnnseeut Liver Railroad to Montreal . IN lElb
H. 81 a. IL and T. 10 o. L.. 10 Northampton -
For H.tford Provdsnes and Yishkil Railroad. (KL)
For NewHaven New London and stOningt0n Railroad n
- C.n,l R.ilrosd u IS p m. to Northampton
Por Hou,a,onie Railroad, B q N, 40 p H.
For Nsssatuct Raread, Q a. u, 2JO p m-
10, DsuSUry snd Norwak RAILROAD. a I, Ap m
Comaodiou, Slvepia z Cara attached TO p m. Train
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintsndent
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rVHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

rJ,UE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
oOUI AND hsUMAIlsM.
An srssrs, nom The asove comp Ant, either oy reesni o.
lonf s,.s1trg are a1ri.sd to use bLAlkS OOUF AND
lREVMATlt PILLS They 70 Iolsd upon IN. pnosi
sal, sn s.c,us remedy offered 70 the public and have
been uaivor.y UssS In EHroIe Tor many years With The
PTsp.r.a sy YRoUT 4 HARsANT Ne 12e Strand, Lon
Con lHslandJ s.a ss.d By their Agents. Willis Co..
YrSn ihn A. Nsw.yua.
isr hs,.ys CO sn,ssensrs h.ve sutbo.tysd the nsms
ADD sadTo.. of THOMAS PROUT 1gJ strand Londsnn 10
b nr,..-d uron III. snp aIsd to each box
Of The fsIsi 10 ns.lsna
lgeo !, AID - cents per boz
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HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE Co.
IL no. 46 wALL-ST N. Y
JpIY I, 1890
CASH CAP1TAb.....:........,. olVo'ooV'
SURPLUS }iDs Claims ssd Dividends oiSiI Co.OOO.
per cent declared this dsy,......)
MT AbhE
Ths Company hereby Kvo notice that hey bs,s Increased
their Capia from 420O 40 10 400 6O0. which 10 all paid
10 and together with their 5urpus Is securely invested
Th.y s.o notics that they are prsssed Issue adj
siona Poces Of s bassd upon the increased
sts and respectfully solicit the liberal OF the pub
c a. sp.ois regard Tor Their interests has Desn had 10
dou ping the sseuiiiy otorod . ,,
BprJ q. WALoorT. Seors.asy.
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y EN. lUhh, IIhNI-IIhf h4ND FAIsI'4t-NI
~ kALROAD.-Tt.iu. VIII leave 76ih-st D,2O-Fg Al
btny. 1919 q IN. stopping a. Wihi.msbrdTs. Whis
Bedford. Cr0toa tr ard stations rcfth 10 Albany
eonueciins with Central northern ksesd for SshoEs
AID all points perih-wss for CToior FAls, Is 10.
" hits Plains 6ls AID ot 1890, 10 ahd IL and
6:l5 p IN ho9 whhss- Depot fu WilsEshrt7eOib
10 7.g tle, ;, ci5 ? m. CrO,on bslis. WI rtiss
and WihAmsbtge trtss stop st ell stations for Dover
rGins p istopriEs o. Nhs Pans srs stsneh' h1n
70 Dov.r. Rsuruisg leave Abssy al s;lo m oo siivA
Of Nort-rn and Wessru Trsiss stopping OF a. siausas
ffon Chatham Cro.on fIs also beefsfd "kts fains
-ad Wiiam,odds.i Dover Plains, ::E a N. 'oipins 81
Al station, uorth o. and " bite Plass Cfotoa fes
?. m; White Plains $40. :, t.n " f.l' r. rl
WlV.msbr6re trGns stop n ~ Ssuoni hubesy NJ
oaf.,ou Train. a, Hsf Fus FoT Croisn F.ls t:lS m
,,oprin. at All st.t,on,eioeyt Yotyis For WuLn'srase
II li'll'8ts 7ani4.S . ~. storpinI at all rtsioss
For WAR. .in.sp " s.oppns a, all Stations he Sth
irr iesve White f.iH, e.lo n hi.m.efafe "
iS,7s IA 40 $50 Bs.O 7p r. White .ins. and WI
A.inssd4- ~ trNH. step La slens Z ton - y H.
JOHN BURCHILL. supsrinssadsnl
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Bank 6taicments.

Cirv i,s s,stsnsp en-. OF the CITY BANK" required
c4ssrs0 iAu, q s o ne -ssa saaa saiasr The i!tn aJ
of July isJi
A,--.s. snous Of ks< Douns
A,-r.s. o. sysos s,cooShs ~
of Circulsuea - ~ a
.
CO, "a Gov ,ty Of S,- u. Csr~nshi Cashsf u the
ct, b..I D.. lgy siaisnsa
cARrwRI0HT, c<shhs.
s Asssissv Sc.ay pushe
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QuAsrnHHurns OTuos, U. y A,
No. o ststest, n. Y, July IL, 1909
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- th, O6e~ anti osssh ths 18th iust for the fol-
lsr wins Articles Of STATIONERY, via
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CEALEp PROPOSALS are invited till III,

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited tl the
- 18th day ofJuy 1889 II u oeoet n fotfurni'hns the
spes spsrtmsnt with % 0p barrels OF flour
Bids win bs fsesrss tot vhAi 10 kne~nn No No and
No D. and for any portion less than the 20 ve oaisi sepa
rate bid, viii be sosvcd for Flour In good secondhand ba
rs Of u. same grade above BID for tie different grades
hand barrels should be upon separate sheets Of
psPsr. - -. A.,
Tho dvsry Four 10 bc commenced on or shout the
10th jsy sbssaner - Me oovenmsnt may direct
A ,be rat. Of so barrel. daily dsyasd either u the oovsin
msnt wsrshouse In Goorso~p o, the whsrvss, or at the
railroad depot, " Wsshinssen .; q.
Ths Larsls 70 bs ssiSns aud head lined
Payment viii be mads In osrhcsto' Of inde tsdne" or
sacL funds the 0evsInmsnt may have ior dnou
tion-
the Flour 10 rsasivsd -,
No bid viii be s.ssrtsined fssI parties who hs,e pev
susly failed TO comply wh thsI blds ~ no bidders mol
present to rsspond ......,,, q, - :,
pds to n. directed to Col A BECKWIfH. A. D. G. and
G. S. u. g. a, Washington, and indonsd Proposals iof
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V,HE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN.
WALTEA PAToS Commander,
E,o- 4 rerpoI Frcn Esv YsrS
Saturday May 10, Saturday. Junee
fuesdsy June ~. Tuesday. Jaly a.
s.d al Ies AZ intervals thereafter. ~
IAbtN
vkCOND
Tickets out and baR6 ia the tASi ebe Second
Cssas only. fare aud half .
Servants psnyins psssnger and children under Ii
wears Of aga, half fare. lnfsnts free.
THIRD CABIN. ~
eTEEkAGE. with snperioT socemu edAuent ~
I'LL FARES PAYABLE ~ GOLD. OR ITS ECCIVA-
LENT IL U. s. CURRENCY
Each passenger lowed 20 cubic fe-; OF luggage
An sxpsTisnc-d surgeon on board
CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
At the Once, No 2e Broadway
Fer fFsisht, spply TO -
ROWLAND ASPINWALL, Agents
No. So South-st
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co. Rsslns Letter Paper Ores ihh fowe.r:
400 R..m, Poolseap Paper. 40 roupds Sealing Wax
400 Hesm. Note Psper. t04 BOTTLES Muoisse
lcR.ams volops Paper Glon Bottles CGmins
~ kssaas bIsstAnl PapsI Ina
100 coo ErveioPss efheisL - 6rosi s,eo fenh
100 700 Envelopes, Lei,ea 3oeo Psnhs.den
80 . Quir- pank DOoka 100 pss. Ls.a feneua
l.Q aCaiIe Bi.sk Booka 60 Gros. Ofics Tape
80 +Guir. bisnL booAs 200 lht STANDS
~ Letter boota DoA Ivory Feiden
80 potues BiAok Ink.
All OF ths articles lssnPes OF which may
this oc~ be OF tho best quality o thsr kind
and be pashsd shipping order and del'er.s at such
pl.o. a may Do Of he sxpcas. Of the supPr All
10 he ready within rs days nom tho data hereof Offerings
should be ndorsd Psepos. Tor Sauoncy and addressed
TO STEWART VAN NLlET, Major anu - NJ v. o. Army.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w Uadsr the management OF
Miss EMILY TH0RNE
aud MARK SMITH,
whc have engaged the talssted Comeeian,
Dir. SE1CHALL,
for limited period
TO NIGHf-Th- new Buresque of
LEAH TIE FORsOOK.
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS.
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CWIsS SHOOTING FESTWAL.-A great
- swi. Shooting FESTIVAL viii tAis place q JONES
"WEDNESDAY, Sept 49,
THURsDAY. Sept H.
FRIDAY. sept ID.
SATURDAY, sep. 10, 1850
Tn. pfee>sAs Of vhsh distributed to the widows
and rpsans sf the sw.s soldiers hrd during this
fsr ksbsoa Dousiions o. mousy article, that
vii be espduvs to the relief sf the nniss 81 the gallant
.e...a svis. 90 als who offered their hvss the
,Irn. Of their adopted country viii be NEST thsnfuy
osiv.d By the anssiynsa Eses Of he Deassien CON-
I.luI-s.
The programme Of performance VIII be smsr TO those
he'd IA svssTsnd every tive yssrs, vel known - the
Psd.rL Shooting Festival ,
respectfully invite ell without rssrssss to attend
this .fs. and further is pAoiie and psAiss
worthy offsets. - . -
A BUSGERBUHLER, No. sl Broadway.
c. ZEI0LER Eo. - Nessy.st
NJ sJHINTZ. 10. Is Forsytbs-
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IRVING HALL-THE LAST WEEK OF
FALLON's OREAr WORK OF AkI,
THE sTEREOPIICON.
Esw Programme Zach Evening
and WEDNESDAY and sArI RDAY AFTERNOONS.
PORTRAITS Of Goes AEADE'and GRANT,
LOCAL WINS aud STATUAkY.
Tickets IS Cent?, Children Is Cent?.
Family Tieists sdsitiing psfss1s 81. Ahsrnoou CON
mspslns 81 3 o'eiock Evening at oclosi.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Mr.. PendIetOn's Speech on the
Negro Army Bill--GOOd Point
Made.

The following is paragraph from Mr..
Pendleton's late speech in Congress, on
the Negro Army Bill. 1t makes first
rate point, and is deserving of notice.
1t sh ows nhat fires the Southern heart,
and uho gives aid and comfort to tho
Confederates. Mr.. Pendleton said i:
81 have seen in the New York papers,
lately, what purports to be a copy Of
speech Of Jefferson Davis, lately deliver
ed at Vicksburg, and of message sent
by him to the Confederate Congress. He
seeks to justify the action of the Confed.
crate States in seeding from the Union.
He seeks still further to fire the Southern
heart, and to unite the Southern people.
How! Not by reference to the speeches
Of my colleague (Mr. Valandig CHAM, }
nor yet to the message of Governor Sey-
mour nor to the results OF the late elec-
tions in New York, New Jersey and the
Northwestern States. all of which you
deplored so much as calculated to give
aid AMI comfort to The Confederatcs. s. He
cites the action Of the Administration it.
self-the acts Of the President and o the
ma ajority of both Houses of Congress,
the proclamations. the confscation acts,
the new article OF war, and the employ
ment of negroes. These were the agencies
by which he hoped to crush out whatever
lingering hopes remained of the old
Union. These were the basis of his ap.
peals for continued and persistent resist
ance. These, be said, were the fulfll-
ment OF the action of the Republican
party when once it should get into power.
You told us there was a strong Union
feeling latent in the South--that you
would call it out and give it strength and
activity. Have you done it Is it by
this means that you hope to redeem the
promise 4? 1t will destroy every vestige
of attachment to the Union there, which
You have permitted to exist thus long.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
The Right to Speak.

at is the ancient and undobted pre-.
rogative of this people to canvass public
measures and the merit of public men.
1t is home bred rights freside priv.
ilege. 1t hath ever been enjoyed in
every house, cottage and cabin in the
nation. 1t is not to be drawn into
controversy. 1t is as undoubted as the
right of breathing the air, or walking on
the earth. Belonging to the private life
as right. it belongs to public life as a
duty, and it is the last duty which those
whose representative l am shall find me
to ababandon. Aiming at all times to be
courteous and temperate in its use except
in when the right itself is questioned, 1
shall place myself on the extreme boun-
Diary of my right, and bid defiance to an
on army that would move me from my
ground.
"This high constitutional privilege I
shall defend and exercise, within this
house, and in all places. in time Of peace,
and at all times. Living l shall assert it;
and should leave no other inheritance
to my children, by the blessing of God I
will leave them the inheritance Of tree
principles, and the example of a manly,
Independent and constitutional defense OF
them. .-Daniel Webster.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
RepublicausO OF the Indiana Leg
isiature---RevOlutiOnary Pro-
ceeGingS.

These worse than secessionists, the Re-
publican members of the Legislature of
Indiana, returned late on the night of the
9th. The time for holding that body had
expired. All legislation was at an end.
No appropriation bills were passed The
State government and other public insti-
tutions are without money to defray cur.
rent expenses.
We call upon rejecting people to think
about this outrageous proceed ng. Here
certain memb bers of body apprehended
legislation, which they think improper. SO
they run away from their seats, and put
a total check to all business. They lit
orally nullify all law. Have the rebels
done anything worse than this, can any
government survive such conduct. Black
woods Magazine, (the last number, d.
lates with great gnsto upon the failure OF
Dem ocratic Government here. Haven't
they reason to think thus, in the face Of
such proceedings. Are Governments in
this republic, state and national, to be
suddenly destroyed by factious minority
at its own will and pleasure. We have
charged the Republican party with being
inherently radical, revolutionary and law
less. We have so charged it in no par
tisan spirit, but sincerely, and after eau
.ious observation. The bill for the ad-
mission Of Western Virginia, the suspen-
sion of judicial writs. its servillance over
the press, its proffer to give up privateer-
ing one day, and its project to institute
it the next, its repeated efforts to counte-
nance if not establish jacobin clubs over
the land. and such extraordinary proceed
ings as this in Indiana. fill us with appre-
hension for country in which they ex-
ercise any Influence.
Have they condemned this damnable
conduct of the Indiana Republicans? Not
a bit Of it. They have the amazing im
pudence to say that "the Copperheads
refused to give any promise that their nm
constitutional measures would not be
prrssed;" and hence no Legislature should
be held. Is this secession? Is this the
crime of Davis & Co.? We fear you
will infringe our rights, and hence we will
secede. and break up your government.
just this, and nothing more. These fell
lows in Indiana are as rank traitors to-
day as the most blatant rebel who sits in
the Congress at Richmon They as ef-
fectually destroy government as if they
marched in after the fashion of Cromwell
or Colonel Gilbert, and with sword aud
musket declared it at an end Let them,
then. for the sake of common decency,
prate no more of the Southern rebels
Let them gloat over the crime they have
committed against the laws of the land,
and wear openly the Infamous honors they