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MIR. Br0umhs


On Saturday hight Last the neighbors Of this
gallant and eloquent standard bearer Of the
Union party Of Ohio Che lives In Clcveland),
to the number Of more than Thousand, In
Guiding many ladies In carriages, gave him a
serenade. a 1a1ge car1iage, filled with hand
some young ladies' Of fine musical til.
ent, formed an interesting part Of the process.
sion, and eung, opposite Mr. Brough's resi-.
dence, several patriotic songs, among the
rest, RALLY round the tlaE boys" which had
splendid effect.
+ In response to repeated calls, that gentle,
man appeared, and made spirited speech.
We make briefextract:
The South has btcn long plotting tho trea.
son. that las ut length resulted in armed re.
bellion- For twenty. five years they had been
plotting, whilst the North had been wholly
enErossed With commerce aud the arts Of
peace: Tleu, when they werc rpe for rebel.
: lion, they struck us doWn when we were dc.
.tcnceless. When they had stolen the funds.
dispersed the navy. weakened the army, and
rendered the Government. powerless, the
blow was struck, and rebellion, armed and
defiant, leaped into existence The quarrel
WAS not Of our making :. They have forced
the issue on Us, aud now We must either fight
It out, or submit to an inglofious peace.
There is no middle, course He who is not
With the Government In the prosecution Of
the var is either IN open rebel himself, or Is
q sympathizer With the rebellion.
Referring to the Democratic platform nd
opted ut Columbus, he said it contained reso-
.lutions against everything but one. There
was none 0gaiust the authors of the rebellion.
0r those who are engaged in carrying It on.
Not q word against them, but ali against
those in the North who are seeking to put
the rebellion down.
Those so called Democrats claim that they
have right, to oppose. the Government.
Granted; and 20 had the Tories Of the rcvo-
luton and the Hartford Conyentfonists of the
war Of 1872. They claimed right to oppose
the Government. and did SO, but the opinion
Of all mankind had set the mark of infany on
tht m as plain as the Almighty had set d matk
Oh the brow Of the first murderer, that men
may know them. Let those who arc nov hesi.
tat1pg what course to take, beware of foIninp
the tnculIes Of the Government now, for as
surely as time goes on, our children and chill
dren's children ~iil point to the brand of
shame on their hrows, even as We now point
to the marks OF intamy On the "peace" men
Of the past.
Abiding to the Democratic meeting In the
city u few evenings since, he said, he regret
ted the false position on. which the intense
party feelings Of Judge Thurman had placed
him. He referred to Jndge ThuFman's asser~
stored peace could be attained It cannot be
done. A dozen Fugitive Slaye Laws might
be restored or enacted. but there would be no
peace. Even after the election of Abraham
Lincoln there was a Fugiyc Slave Law in
existence, and 1t was enforced In this very
lion broke ont and increased in extent. They
CARED nothing about the Fugitive Slave Law,
or any sDch enactments.
The tacts must be recognized that this war
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TMEERo1laiESr.-The enrolment Of the
male citizens Of Hamilton county, {ohlo},
between the ages Of twenty and forty-d7e,
just completed by the Provost Marshals Of
the first and second districts foot up 81, 7,44 424
The returns made by the Assessors Of tho
County Auditor, exhibited total Of Il 49, 4soa
exceeding the Provost Marshars figures by
4,o68. The Assessors, however, included al
between the ages Of eighteen and twenty,
which probably explains the excess. From
comparing the two exhibits, we should infer
that the enrolment had oeen faithfully made.
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TO NIAGARx

EXCURSION TO NIAGARl
IL ny THE 14ru OF .rGLY--Tne splendid stesut
I'D Au0E" has been ob.Alnel tor the rxcursIonlst
TIE t1cksts convey this e1cnfelontsts to isunao &C
Tetuzu, and hold good TILL :ha 5ta of Sspteube1.
FAKE-t15eo ROUND TRIP.
Ills excursion promises to be the nnes. In the
son The are Is IS % lsss tan tie regEs. ture by
lakts. md the regular fats by rltlruad Ia $e6 ID
roprd nip nnd therefore many going Eat, VIII ava
thertelves OF this opportunity
In order to make YULL preparations, those Int
frg ta 20. are requested 10 ears their namt with
MALkEF' Fifea e2's ln;asance r. r Co1npauy. northse
tickets can be obtaIned Tickets caa also he ohraIn'
st tho on q Of the Western Transportation Compa,
corner OF South Water and State streets. Holders
limited rnmb.r of tickets Wil. ba sold, therefore.
cure your tickets early. jythsG-9.
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]. L. SHORT, Secretary.

~ Considerable time and great deal Of
space is wasted BY the newspapers In contra
aic,ing silly reports about the restoration to
command Of Gen. Mcclellan. recently ais-
charged for r1ncompetency. Even living men.
such ~ Gov: Curtin and Simon Cameron. are
in yrint to deny what no sane man ever would
think Of charging then, With In reference to
| this discharged commander.
, 1863-07-06
s!The Sources Of the Nile.

- - AAA~ SWAN NE = VA &k1V kN11N&
De Quincy has fine passage in the "opium
Confessions. upon the strange, awful and
= mysterious power which Eastern names, in
,39helr associations with the ancient history of
-. the human race, exercise over the thoughts and
;, feelings Of the Western mind. No one. he
says, can fall to be affected by The tremendous
symbolism Of the Gangee, and the Euphrates;
. and The counties Of China and Japsu-
%. those remote and alien regions where ssman
Is weed. =, and nature assumes IN unfamil-
lar and almost supernatural aspect-hava .
{: eort of terror IN their names, which does not
attach to Others In those tar of seas, and can
only be accounted for. in part, by the general
cmysteay which. covers their existence, and
hides the secrets Of their civilization. There
mr., doubtless, other causes, such as their ut
ter want Of eympa by with Western ideas and
-. their ba1ba1ous eelfre1iance and isolation
from the rest Of the world-as ii they did not
s belong to it-but, behind all these. lies the
hidden awe to which We hare alluded, and for
which there eeems to be no solution. r., -
The same kind Of feeling, although not so
appalling in its character, takes possession Of
r. 1T 1t the names" of Africa and the Nile For
thousands Of years this dark, and wonder
!. .tcemfDg continent has been the riddle of the
planet. If not the birth place of mankind, It
- was at least the theatre Of Its first accredited
~ civilization. Art, and science, philosophy
r,and religion were born here, and nurtured in
toa maturity which was exhaustive Of the
Egyptian mind. How profound and colossal It
was. We may guess from the fragments Of its
: thcosophical literature, as preserved
by certain Greek writers-Plotinus, Tor
-
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G)tfago Qribnnf.
MONDAY, JULY 6, 1868,
OVN NAVY,


The daily increasing dimensions Of our
navy, which are recorded yearly in the
Naval Register render semi-annual state.
ment Of its condition interesting and use,
full. A London paper recently stated tha,
although there are now over 400 ships in
the United States Navy, not 80 Of then,
were built forwar purposes. :, So far is this
from being true, it is fact that since the
war broke out, nearly $50 vessels have
been constructed expressly as men-of:war,
and Of these nearly fifty. are inon-clada
Many Of the purchased steamers are now
Is formidable as navy-buflt craft There
are, all told, about $50 vessels now regis
tered on the books Of the Department, all
being purchased saYe the following:
Screw elo0pe. 60
Paddle wheel steamers. -.-...-.......-.........A
1ton-clad etenmcfe.... .8
NaMt. 3
Sailing khpe-. -
d4.]%
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Tie Gigantic nlppopotamas or Behemoth Of Holy
MFs, OF ~ who1 i t. deslare lJon ". Ghapsero
Epermen Of the bruta creation last vesI.e OF Pre-
Admtte existence captured by ht+ present keeper
AZ he kg5ptian, ny etdeE q The Vce!oy II Egypt
tEo the ueand miles above Cairo. the White Stfe
Africa md Eas imported Into this eo1nsry At *
QUICK. ESQ.,. With whom such arrangements haze been
n.sde = enables the aanageent i, prs him to
Il public In conjunction with the other Tnique At
fractions which make mp the Casaeiysn Of Wonders,
comprising this Gigantic combination.
The 81 Gus Troupe is composed OF the elIte ct the
Equestrian profession and ilclut,cs the well known
and popular arttstsSam burt, tie greas Hurdle sud
bareback Rider: Phio Nathans, the priaylpAl Act
great two =. fur horse F1der the geEzer Brothers
gs,fo. sorne1s: @ ;1anes Ward: he greas American
Irema:ne, MonEleur Frank, AuEuste sla1oaI. Janes
Benton. Henri C1aEeucs C1ermont Gust wa Dncrow
aod Large snd efficient trnupe OF VaulteEs Ackobas
Tumble1s and Dancers. ,
j., The Stud Of Horses b composed Of The finest Epg
Isa. American and Arahisn th1rouRhbeeads. highly
trained and Wagrtacently ca2arts'ned and tho pro
KrafN6 or tie Arena will comprise all tha eleEnut
Sensational thrilling. comic and enter talning novelties
Of the Gay.
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EARM AND STOCK FOR
cots Cettral laiirna 50 miles soath Of hIc.xo Ia
esnseaat1ee Of uns5pe@s:ed g. f:mily as.aa:ensnts
following property. A goo1 nsm Of 10 aeEes--l1s
sG1es Of being u som i1 Tobacco nnd n miiiet
steers. 15 head Of mnles and arss and several hoEs
with Ill tho necessary farming utsnsfls. household
furniture DC. Bald farm has beao occursd By tha un
deTsEned for nleyen Yesn. Prizes $1t6 part Of
which can remaln on mortgage II tsQutrod For
KaakAkee County. Illinois. G. q. EDWARDS
tyt-h1T-3EpS&&H
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the shore, yet the swell breaks a1ong the line
Of the cliffs and ruf1les them with white,
Around The base Of FasEenet Rock, the spray
dashes high, nor makes haste, but falls ngain
with kind Of masterful dellberatton, "a lf it
the set. fhe air is ali balm. Everybody on on
board is happy and busy In making Others
happy. Every halfhour changes the scene.
Now bays sink into the coast.line, here aud
there IN old tower stands bleak against the
sky, and in sheltered spots dwellings fltn:ly
chime ont from afar, with vague and nameless
associations Of home and domestic peace.
We speed along. The bell has just struck
seven, get the sun seems an hour high, and
pou1s . full flood aslant upon the water aud
the lind, our voyage is ending like pleasure
trip in an inland lake. snail try and drop
you line from Liverpool II. ". B.
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TIE following waB taken from
the Living Animals In Dayton
Ohio, March .fth7 and NAV bo
considered = Correct List Of AMI 4
mails.
A0s' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A
Pair Lions, Pstr Brazilian Leopa.!s.
Black Tiger, African Panther. PAlr p
Senegal Leopazds- a.
70 ssib, lie E1sat PerfoIming Els- e
phaat. Ltohe and Louesses, palE (,
Trained Lions Young Lon, native n
Of AmeTlca, Catlr L!ouess, South
American Tiger. Brazilian 1fgeT, OF
ie5pars FEE Dsir Esss ssnsaR Raf Ee6p 4s1as
African Panther, only one in amer
ica Spotted Pye1a, North Amrri-
can Pathor. Silver St:iped nJena. xEgl
onfS one In America: Mammoth Per
{osng 8 Gsi5zz,y a SsaF, lAaTEsss' AEEass Mn, oa1a
P1airte Vol. Hnrmese Sacred Gov. .NAE5
or Zebn, Dir est IN America: :, -,frtcans@
Z-bu. nc st beanttful ever exhibited:
pa!r Roehuck4. African Ca e11ea,
only ones n america Ai,isnta ctaa "
Linn as, 3lnck Llama. Fed LiAn,a,ot
vienna, White Alpacch, pair TfCath
mere Sheep. only oneA travelling;
pAlr IoUg Eared F4ltey Goata. only ~<
ones ever In America : ! AnsyItnn
Goot, palr japanese sinskin swine
and eight pigs, oply ores In Ameri-
ca ;palE Of lchneumoDs, pir Ant
Eaters pair Coatin onal. African
Grown ed Crane. very rare. B1hck -
sSsa Cen s3e.a M7TF Fes.S; Mi's; Egyn5 xsty H
South American Condor. only one
ever exhibited In the UEired atatcs. :.
Paid Eagle. Sand Hill Cin. Z, sonstl-a
American PoweeA. pair Of Runeul!an -
PneAsapts. pair Spanish HacaHs. 3
Silver Pheas ante. very nne. !. Chi. III.
neae Golden Pheasa.ts. tho most @'k
beautiful Btzds liyi: E. 8 .arge # mite
Cacatoos. .heautifn1: | King Lori
Australian Ftsd. 2Tamptco Parrots,
ican Orr en Parrot, palr Anst1al,an
Queen Parrots, $ African Gray Par
rpt1 ratr Rosa Cocatr o., ! Cocltri1s,
2 Eli & lofis. . Pe.,anty Pa.o1uet7.
: Eoatfas, 3 African EalAEnauder
ParoQnet8. Resi- Lori ErrMaH II
Anttrallan Shell Paroquets. 6 Lore
Ptfd ParOQuets. i WhtdAh ttlFF:s GJt4ttEfll
Weaver Birds. 8 Qrsker Birds. 6Sii. EtE1
yer Baaks. 8 Euttt roats ! Ayat- EyN
nettt, . SanEalena Finches> Wax vi
Ei1le. 8 Orange Cheek tincnes, y ~
Canaries, 10 Guinea P4gB pair Cana sa~
dian Entrs 1a Wttfe. Hack anG M
fellow Rabbits. Tarrter Doves Fan 9.&d
Tatf Pigeons, Apes. SALOONS. Atu11-
keys, &c., With Mt number EStra IT
Ordinary attraction Just 81d.d. the
E-eat
AUSTRALIAN B1BD SHOW.
Consisting Of an Immense number
asa1s q Anss1 sitan bisds o5exsry va7ie:y.
clenI to enumf1ate. MI
During tae entertainment. Mons
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0en HHDS, NEW ORLEANS
lOV EUGAR1,-CcNMon 10 choice IN stoks NJ
fnr - 4AT FAR&QN& HEIXIN HANKKY
H21th n Waksx FZn4
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Alnusttue111nfg
aInusememnts.
" AN AMBC RGH G CO.'S
MAMMOTH MEAaGERlE
AND
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
Colossal Golden Chariot

Van Anlhu11 i Co, r1kr both
pr1de and pleasure IN ca.1tay tho a.
tenuon OF j tt-c-lnlit attnk public
to the TACT Sat khev lvttn = de-
Termination to cas. a*.',e every an
posItton Of Whatsoever kinh or as
lure hare expanded on thts rstap-
nshneat tho enormous Aulo
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to maks 1t sus2ass anything tho
world evor hefo. nave .-en It no n
rtses pre- et1tin- ct!y over eve-y COM
Petition AL the 4dvan11 rs tnAt
wealth. talent and etpelt- nee rou!d
command have been hs5u .ht Into
Fre1ilsItion u starting t.ts sissntIc
{entarpflse. Recently, Wills Mr.
Wan Amburgh Wa In E,rricn c3ua-
Te~. collecting Animals for this
'aiensEerle. .rspoIts Of his death wezu
circulated, but
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MATRIMONIAL.

THE ADVERTISEMENT PUBLISHED Ar LENGTH IN
j. saturdays Herald, Jan. =, II sll open f8r
SNOW your ael co1rAs young ladies' ad write o aud ~
sfnery. Al NJ requires goa looking. amiabc ID
highly respectable yuung lady With fortune 81 her own
he know she docs wish marry him
Address days. enclosing carte de waite, winch
b. returned II desired, and stanr when where ~.
may be hal sincerity box 40 Herald oacc New
York.
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sTEAMBOATs.
CtlAf

A SMALL SIZED STEAMBOAT wAaTED-Io NJ
"A Oh a good passenger md freight Address s,n
log sixe speoi, a., sreaa00 = boz 10 Herald oIic'.
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OcULrsTs AND ARTISTS.

ncULsT AND AuRIsT-StGnr AND HEARINO.-
" DR. y. A. CALDWELL after an absence d teen years
returned New York Gnd resumed his pot ssonai
buness at - Eighth street Cnton pLce near Broadway.
Dr. has dovoei twenty exclusively TO this speeia
~ Oncc hours IRON a. ". 10 D z. H.
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A I THE FRANKFORT MOI E, CORNER or FRANK.
~ Tort and William streets, CO. strk eas " the city
iial two hundred and lily light warm, way furnished
oons snge rooms 2sc 70 SIC per lay 81 50 81 80 per
week House open all night
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A sIR!crfY PRIVATE. FAMILY WILL LET Two on
u thr,c cell fnui he'd R.nms - vrn3c en, wttapi !
Hoard loc. n as Nnst hoy entcenh ,ccl between ffh
aat E,Atp i uucs
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w.
| ~
tTTllE lRAkkEaRr uoI gF CONNER az rp.xE
~ fort md Wiian s,r.rts IN. st.k ...t n M. ~
HALL two hun, ,.d ~. ~ i,aht warn, ..tsv ,l..s
Rooms eugs looms. s To- *. r,r Law. & H. "a Il, ~
week. House oIen ali night
!, SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD RECEIVE TWO
~ youug 100, ~ apd ,yi,e -
Board The house n uea, anty ocaisa AID no table All
that could dc,ired rI. hes ~ lera, rl,, ana ~.
quir.d epg nj 9si Wssi ri,,eenh ,,r,st Near Eieth
avenue or 10 1. " a. Cg'rSr n wnii s,9.'sf - - 1850
4 - -
a to nsst vim a ,es,,p sa'Iv IN ,vo'i ,lte
them az ia rlor h5artnrs Tor ~, ,u,, I".n,le, no al
JsL pnt the must IA ia GOOD .iiaa lon I.rns-uus
II III, t,,4t., '.a t'a .t .,.,f,' M
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LfOR SAIE-h ri INFORM tPrfNi WAGON VITA
POLE aud shafts i1rt fAc tlins ipr press WI =,
. y ehean. as the e@hef has ~ Tor g, Inquire at 20
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Sherif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the court
house in the town of Seneca, NenSha county,
State of Kansas, on Tuesday the 18th day of
April A. D. 1868, between the hours of ten
and IL o'clock A. N. of said day the following
described real estate situate in Nemaha county,
State of Kansas, to Wit:
Let four in block seventy-one with the apper-
tenances, in the town of Seneca, county of Mem
aha aforesaid, forty acres of land situate in the
county of Nenaha aforesaid, known and de-
ecribed as $780,. -
The north east one-fcurth Of the south west
quarter Of section aineteen, range twelve,
township two, taken as the property of Joseph
G. Fighter on IN execution in favor of Isom B.
Gentry, issued by the clerk of the district
COURT within and for the county of Mem
aha, State Of Kansas, and to me directed as
Sheriff Of said county Of Nemaha.
Giyen under my hand this 18th day Of March,
4. D. 1868. 1si1- - O.
JOHN s. RODGERS, Sheriff
M 'e:Nenaha county, Kansas.
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.
Report Of the lodges at the last Fd,r Of the Massachusetts
Charitable Mechcnsc Associotion.
"FouR PARKER's SEWING AAcuINs.-This Machine il
50 constituted that it embraces the combinations Of the
various patenh owned and used by Elias Howe Jr.,
Wheeler Wllnpn and Grover & Baker for which these
parties pay tribute. These, together with Parkers I'm
provemen.s, make it beautiful machine. They arc sold
nom $40 to $40 each They very perfect in their
mechanism being adjusted before leaving the manufsc
tory in such manner that they cannot get derangd-
The feed which is very essential point in good ma
chine is simple positive and complete The apparatus
for guasng the length Of stitch very simple and effect
i've. The tension well al other parts, is we'll ar
ranged There Is another feature which strikes your
Committee hvorably. viz: there is n" wheel below the
table between the standard to come in contact with tne
dress Of the OPERATOR and therefore, danger from Oh
or dit. This machine makes the double lock stich boz
hso arranged haiti lays the ridge upon the back quite
nat and smooth doing away in great measure WIN loe
objection sometimes urged On that aecoans"
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that the FARMER already meets the wants Of the acu
tural community and encourages to renewed eXerons
to make fully deserving Of the patronage awarded i.
The New ENGLAND FARMER is published weekly, in To-
lilo FORM One entire is occupied exclusively with
articles relating agriculture, nearly all original, and
written for columns by of practical experience
their FARMS Our leading object is to give the
results Of practical operations aud the knowledge drawn
from them and not mere speoulatOns or plausible teo-
res.
The remainder of the paper contains:
carefully prepared digest of the News OF the Week.
rs full and accurate constant care can make it.
Miscellaneous Reading for the family circle, always
Instructive and Of good moral tone, as we'll as enter
tanning.
Market Reports and Prices Current including the best
and only reliable report of the Cambridge and Brighton
Cattle Markets, prepared exclusively for our columns a.
greateXpense.
Editorials, Book-No:ices, &c.
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THE EiONTHL7 NEW ENGLAND FAR.
HER.
THE MONTHLY NEW ENGLAND FARMER is a magazine of
4S large octave ges, made up from The columns of the
WEEKLY and containing articles relating only to Acri-
culture and kindred pursuits. is printed fine pa
per and is fully illustrated.
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