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An ELECTION FOR THREE TRUSTEES
~ Tarran' Company .i BE- he'd Al tho Office q
Soon, y I O'Clock y. n on "Wednesday, thu 18th 4
July, isdS, by order, JOHN A. rARkAN1. rr.si-
dcut. asa
A COG BROADWAY, CORNER or nOtlS-
diamonds e-elry, II yer psto, pianos. .ss,rr, &c N.
II, rs~nhroh er, tickets .Antsd. 1 viii pay more
sts,l ,oo s'' '''r'H' &C. 'c' h'0s'"ay
Ar q. PAwNRROKERS TICKErS
IAwsnted VII pay y pr cen, NOR. than ,nv
l.sefy' guns, pistols, &c, at No. II bsccker st. up
A LLRvi\TOE FOR CORNS, BUNIONS.
- tends, ire'. &c, 70 and 90 csnt' per bo,. tor
&c, use % BRIGGS Curative Sold By Drusslsts
m Ta .;?, By . %e q c S,": sTs ~ r, ss
A FINE HEAD OF HAIR PRODUCED ny
n USING nl,lESr'S CoLliMBlAN BALA,m
MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
',nce and Who had tried vs,ou, prcp.ra'ions VI, out
the desired eject, called last week to show shat
Of hare .po,, short bat H,.s e,op OF vothy IdIr
s had 'Rsr.t,S and NIB h' ~ , 9Th "a as q
inraculou. oiicc,s IN several cssss amongst hr sc-
tnTin .g1e, We do 10, pretend TO az that the
ks, but .s do positivsy assert th. where the d.
L,e'ion, are psssverinsly followed hair can be pro-
dnced WHORE th.e the lss, pAltele u VITALITY ef.
Try at once, aud are confident that IL IN do all
". claim io' a. ,entensn, she.c vhi.trr. !. r.thcr
by tn use Of his most excellent restorative. Pre-
pared ny the proprietor Of Biicts celsbstrd - cont
HAIR Dye, At AZ south Second st., Wilhan,burgh,
aud Tor sale IN New York, BY ks.ds & Co, corner
Allen aud stanton uts, aud corner Avenue u and
Houston ste. Prics - cents pr bottle.
gold AND SILVER WATCHES Bought.
" Al,o paw nh okrr.' tickets diaInonds watches,
shd cvrry bought and the bshest price paid, ut 81
irankiorst, up starr. "a
T .AW BUSINESS-I PROSECUTE OR M
- end good cos, in any court, and charge no fec IL
do not ~, coed refer to my clients NJ. nOWFS
Councillor Law q Nassau II, second floor ~
DlANOFORTES-3 NEW : OCTAVE Rose
l. wood pirncort a. with all tho modern Improve.
mou.. oyerstIuns has, pJ~vriul tone, &c, tor ,sls
o. 10 ir cheap; Music taught aud pisnos tuuol, by
y Of DfNSDAY, lsS Grand o. LID
m 10 5tESTs PER LIB. PAID CASH
u OF old newspapers, look, and pamphr's and tho
hiyh prCc paid Tor all tnds Of paper maker. stock
IHOS. &. BENNETT, No lsJ William street cor VI
spruce.
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TOR SALE AND.TO YET.

{ COUNTRY STORE PROPERTY TO SILL
~ .ichanse An OH eetabaishei country .'ae
20 double houes, barn, and Ave acrcs Of god snd.
out o garden, orch Nrd and pasfurc tot.l or ct
q, NC ,or CIV snr'rty Inquire Of A. 8. pCSCnMi.
Ipt SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
NM. 6y II. lem 4 ilros1 tso MI v" from s,ssoa.
Inquire 81 W. Epis, neptune lros woi,, foot sth
st. ksst 'ef POS
~ Il SALE. Ar CITY ISLAND. WEST
trees sr,pery &C. Two -.. Of .ood H and ,s
d,ct AMY to Il. pl.AkE, IA Chamber. st. vi vi
I,OR SALE--3l ACRES OF LAND MALT
undo cultivation, fus tndinr ste, with iatss
fces In Cont the hslsnce VOID Isnd. H. pleasant
,iliaso NO hours ly railroad fiom brooklyn, on I. t
toa pr'on nst'ns mg %Nx,n ,nM Am.u
South brooklyn. ~
EOR SALOON EASY TERMS, 4 I.,rre
2 stop frame house, With ios Of Cuun', eni
TO i.oiy house, VIII lot, each. a. Mode W.
an - u ri rlRSCH, Middle vunr,, l.. a, o. 2
ions sCiiEt tGNANN pl Es, nth Ct y. y .S,G
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ~
400 for g-story Il .,ae house And stable In pkrmsn
:: 900 for history brick house on wcodhull st.
>.6@ fcr a-.tory trici store No. bIp Columhi. 1t
HUNT It. near t.en It, rents sor $50 YER mouih
LEO WI buy the only vacant lot on ',st sid, ot
The shove ar near Hamilton Ferry. And ior s.lo
Il z i. kIiLoGG. iso Pearl st, New YORK
IT .IGUT ROOMS AND STEADY POWER
E,n Cars, mar hro-ds.y. at low rent by JuiiS
rhDt, ln2 Wattt AL
SIORt AM ROOMS TO LET, ~ CROSBY
~ IT. The store lone established ~ family sro-
vel ,,.i for snv s.ir,s. b.s 49, sont I tu ",
| . d bedroom Rent Low. Apply on the premises n
~ LET-A NICE FRAME COTTAGE OK
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ne Tvs cUmtanN
OPE' NriC PERFORMERS
IN thc coun,tA give cir niiniiah performances
Admission. ~ II. Children under 10 ycsrs Is ctsi
,t.,tISr ,,s --------
l." Co,roS
Would announce to the LADIES that no .iil ave
them
4 FREE @, kA NJ.
Z q II g GAS.
SAN kpky Al'rrRS,siS inv fl
tlllfES LADIES
mn co,MNitl' lNhhLE THE NM,
and .iy. t,pn w ~ r,,n ~
totNn sfrE mo men S" "pe rsm h" ,nrc.n IN
- a., '',I,lv d,n., 80 stnou, am, ny"
ven, Conn. ''' '''''''''''' ''''" . - NV '''
oprS At In,uWn.',t ".r" ,,,,,,y
'''' ,'IhIN AZ VCi'ooh.
a RtMARKAhLE pIscoytRYa.
HAYES, tONN.. that the NITROUS OXIDE "As.
when rropsrly pr.p.red ,pd .dnini.tctsd, M pui
patent into profound .lesp and, While In that S,at,
}. II SMITH !. d.,ipsui.hca DENTS, Of tFs, city
crr Aee, r.. ,ns,, IsS.. pm9 ,n n
had ,ssted the truth OF the d.cvcry hv actual eIpsr
e-o-drd to owe, eo.ins bs ali ea;ss Of ci,,'cs. ,m'
.cing ladies. asynen EDITOR, &c, ioue to g.,
.sa acted ;t1% M .y :f 's orr ,9'E S ' fa
in, 'sn ';', en- N, 'o,.%s are " .''sSi
'''' '''' "''' i"v"n" W. ''"'"'' '"'"'V
t,., ..t, az, u n. ~, D.! .u,., 80. .,
n,' ,s S",,,v ,".t H.. Wa ~, ~, I'm u, ny
N..n o' ~. 49, w." w ut y, ~
@ piiue ~, Wv iio' ~,
,ulht W, .', P'' o',,'u -" pA'n' aiu -
@ ~, W, n m,.,,g =" ,h,, mua
nv W ~ =, W. -" Inu''. S'"vW
49, ''n Va 90 ~. u,a,tniu' uioan W v., ~,
~ ~ u" ,,o, ~, h nc
, " W., % ne vs., .n ','csy i. " ~, ~, W ~
a"u a, ~. TT, "',.t, IA Wy u H.
s,s nS ~" H. i ,.e " y, az =. ~ -. - a.
", nu'.i Wv, -, w n,r -, W W.,
-, ~, ii 80, 800. ~ - ~, M
so ~. ,.,, ~ 700 ho, ", ~" ~
bvue "a en,c.,, ,h n,,r,ad ,. ,h., M,
..h - w ,, 49, ~ 80 ~,
mra p ,Ss nsasn ~ M. r,mra
NV ''''
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

POARD-WITH NICE COOL ROOMS and
lJall the conf rts OF good home, In = sIns, family
To- . fw respectable men, At the most reasonable
rate Apply II Franklin a., near Broadway, all the
werk ia
ROARpISu SMALL ROOM, FR-
Dushed, foi man and vito. Also large roOrl with
small room al dining Tor sniiy, With board i,ood
aceonmOda on. Tor single men, at moderate prices At
% second NV. 2a1
DOAKD--A FEW RESPECTABLE hiNGLk
~ msn can meet IN GOOD board aud all the com.
forts Of hum,, At "a Fast Broadway, near CshtTIur
Family kugll H. 100
XNANTPD--BOARD BY A RESPEClA-
w bic youns woman Who sJe, ont TO worn, With
some re'pcc able lone woman o. .msl family,
would have no objection IN brooklyn o. Wiharis-
burg, rear he Peek slip or Fulton terry; down 'orn,
e.st aide, preferred. Address Mrs j., bon so rln
oiiicr o.
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INSTRUCTION.
MEDICINE N.

i and have been dIuggod to no effect uss A .
SOILS, Inerusl AID hxtsrnAl PiIes Asdisiay - NJ
~ "a West l6Sh ~ 81
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LNFIi UNITED STATES MARINES
i wanted ~ L. s. M.riss vented i,1mci.,rlv
Or y c.l s'rvice. tor Attenuation app.y a. The
LrndeHVou. 4 Cherry - 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-10

'ED SHOENAkLE>-A MAN WANTED
on nous work, cor. T., 10 It. aud llroadwsy. ~
RIO BOOKBlNDEES-N tkTED \ GOOD
i 'or~.der and = stout lad, Al T. WAlkEE {
SONS, IA Fulton ~. HnA
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WANTED.

A STOUT BOY WANTtD To- WOkk
"A ,bcu Hat f,ctory. Wa. sJ';o yer rcet. To-
Nife At YCsdsf Il. 81
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I WNNT MEN ON \ FNEM \ SHORT

SkIRT HASDS-FXpERlESrED Woven
~ Srrt hands wAutui at trc Or. corurr Delaney
AID aangin rs. AUSTIN ktllN eco. p,
SkiRT HANDS WANIED-tp GlRt.S To
- mss. woven ,iir,-, =; ~. lgh snd 100 We 18th
y, ss d 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-10

IT y. NAVAL RENDFZVOUS. HEAD.
~ squArters Cherry st, near Franklin sm.t,
sesmen, hremeu, ordinary samen, IAndstlrn aud
boys wanted, 70 serve I year ~
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TO BAKERS-WANlIDA % AND 10
\ hand, -! South oh IT, Wll Sm'blrgh. ~
NNANTED - NEW Sulkr AND PLAIN
Nv ircners, ard washer, az iAt laundry, 81 Mercer
stead employment aud eoo' wages. -
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GEN k.kAL BUSINESS.

An ELECTION FOR THREE TRUSTEES
IAof Tarrant Company will BE- h.'d A. tho Office Il
tn Company, IN the CITY Of New lort, from ~ L.
Soon, . O'Clock y N. on "Wednesday, the 18th 4
july, 1868, by order, JOHN A. IARkANT, rr.si-
dsut. sA
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SnLDlEES MUSTERED OFT or rWl
- y'ir resments, Who have not been paid the 9
10 nee, by Teason Of not having SERVED Two " AZ.
ohtsin ih.iI bounty through SOATi Hi,OW : [
CO.. No PARK Place, 5i
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WANTED.

NNANTED--A LITHOGRAPHIC PRIS-
w ter A trs, cisss ctSvon and color printer no
others nasd spply 60 vhon good wAses VII be paid
Istti 81,
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AN USEM ENTS.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EVERY pAY AND kyENISG THIS, WEEK.
Commencing MONDAY, Juiy 9Th. lSdS.
ONE WEEK MORE,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
GEN. TOM THUMB
HIS RfAlTlFtL LITTLE WIFE,
and the orld-rul owned
COMMODORE MUTT,
1hr 10 ~ t,.i, th,n
LAST WEEK At rIiF NJ SCI ",
NJ they spioar o. -innford Conn, On Mondnv, July
Is b. N'f~nk Z. Ianbt, a. and 10Th. and
III rriot 18th sd 18th, p,cyiOus to a. iins To Eu'
iope
The are on rxh'h''inn every lat
PROM u o'cl *. T. ON. I'll l2S y. N.
from III D, and
from ~ " di I'm
The GRAND ,AQt ARIA, L'.arred se.i. Sea Lion,
NCnstet Res', LiNi0r tnacCndss. VA Figure, &c.
sANtOGDs EIiiiOPiiS OPtKA TkUtPE,
he Tvs cumTanV
NEGRO MiSsrRsLS. DELiNEATOES and COMIC
OPEt \rIC PERFORMERS
IN tho coun'r', lsive tleir niiniiahc performance
EVERY AfTEkN 1uN at y o'c Oh aud
LIVERY tNENISG ~ -,
Admission. ~ Ct. Children under 10 ycars 10 ctsi
ACGlilNG GAS.
- DIR. COTTON
Would announce to the LADIES that he uiii ave
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4 WHITE BOY WANrEp-A COLpEED
a H. vented. II IL. N-w i'tk VI .Jicu lls,i''. d.
i'.icr uare. so0d s,aIy a.:usi,oa ,o az ia 1t
tofk
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FKEF FNHIUITI UN
IAU q II ING GAS,
AT THP COOPER INSTITUTE,
SAIL kpAi AFTERNOON, July II.
tlfltES LADIES
WILL l\lihIE THE GAS.
pR. COLrON ~u explain the PHILOSOPHY,
aud sivc = PA n Al demonstration ot the pHN-
lOlN ND SLtEf into ~h,ch one can hc thrown, IN
oid,i To have teeth ctti.ci.d .ithout pain .. hAs
wen tho. oushiy demonstrated recently st New liza
ven, Conn.
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THE BANK FOX SAVINGS, " Ble-ckr
L 1t, sth July, lsG3 The Trustees have this day
declared divideuh, OF interest, under the provision
Of the hy lave, Tor the last siI months ending Ia.
3Ob June, a. follows: At the rate Of per cent per
snnun on oil sum, OF hive or under five hundred dol
lars aud at the rate VI tour pr cent per annum on
ali unms amounting TO five hun bred dollar, and up
wAid,, free from ggv,rnmcnt tai, pay able on, and
after the third Monday, benz the 10Th Of tbs month.
The INTEREST,". earned to tn, credit Of dcpo.itors A.
principal, on ths l.t inst. ROBERT LENOX KEN
NEEDY, s.cr,tsry aSS
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A GOOD BUTTON HOLE MAKER on
<lve-is. The hest pr'e p'it ami constant vort. \
untr. and can earn 20 veos. wanted q; 'sJ Ia
arc q; Bro tiyn. 90
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SCOO t2Jo $500, $3.50, sioo LOTS
above price,, on very easy terms. Monthly payment
OF 40 each taken It desired Apply N D. f. KEEL
iOG,,, l1g Pearl Ut, New York. Or To COOLEY u
iitlpElrTEk, > zahrthport. so
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WHLAMSBukGH SAVINGS BANK,
w Cor u South Sd and t,h sts, brooklyn, T. u,
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Dcpostors ar hereby no,ihel th.t semi-snnuAl
dividend At the rate u Fix IT, per cent psr Annuu
all suns Of three dollars and upwards, that shall
have been deposited three months the firt day q
July next, viii be paid ~ drIDsitols Ou aud after
Monday, July eOth, free from Government IsI.
Intere.! net called tor viii be passed TO tho credit
OF depo itors a. principal
D',os's made nr before the 10Th day Of July
neIt, viii Law iEtere-t IRON the iI't.
Ihe Eunds Of thin Institution arr securely invested
In hCts snt nOttgstes on real state worth DOUBLE
the amount Loaned and IN City, County and United
S,A'es BOndr.
Tie Is NIX /. open for business daily Sundays aud
Holiday, exc ptedJ on Mondays and Saturday.
from 10 O'Clock, 7. N on Iue.da},, Mrdue~
days Thursday, fridAys fLcm 10 q. NJ. T. r. N,
WA WALL, fresident.
June 23d, 1868
GEORGE RlCAtD, : Via, p,..;,.o,.
NAIliANiLL BRIGGS Nle'-fre'dsh's
SiS sAMI. W TRI SLOW, s,cty
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n UVJ HkUAIIW AT IUkNEK OF TTVI y
hton ct. Money literally advauciI on watches.
diamonds, e-elry, II yer plato, risnos .ss. &c N.
". -Iswnhroh ers tickes wanted. I will pay more
than auy pr,on IN the city Tor TICKETS Tot Watches.
diamonds, j"~clry, slvcrvAre, &c, COO broadway up
starr, room 3, g2l
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Sef0rsntt1t~a cbun0e1t.
office oes sc. 81 GeneraIsWrofofs
WatihGnS fitr Oetdpare unb
MdrDlanb.
8aIttrt pre, 27. Nprernber 1868.
.SnIrnffinnen.

= ONTNtNtNNVVNNs
Spl9enbe getanntna6uns 0pt ter Office be8 General
YrpfCBsg2ari6als rtrb tur 8enntntB Solder sebradt, bic
urter btefr 3teEun9 se5peen rprben fub pter 1pd, ee;pgen
merten.
u Gin t~e3peener Niann ipirb ;1nt Spfbdt Der Ser. Staaten
burd) bic 3tdtidde, bas ieu Ndme in Der 3iebun9 b%erausfant.
Die Inn tur9 ben 9rpfoB- WaridaGl ;usefeGte gtpti3 TT MIR
cine Nn3et8e beies GfatbeitaubeS unb etn Sefeby ii& 3u
elmer beitimrtten 3ett unb an einert feftintrtten glas sum
Oten1t ;u fnelber.
y Der Nrtifel 20 bes &rts8sseIete5 entbalt ~fplasnte Be-
itintrttns: N1e Sffsiere un6 SSlbater, bic s rfibrt Inb,
beIertirt 3u felsn, Ip1en ben Sob e~rleiben pter fpl1e antere
Strafe, ais has llrtbeil tS &riess8eri6ts iber fe ~rertanseh
mag.
81. 9. 0effrteS,
q. ". @rpfpB-ARarl@aa fir Gclaprre unb War9-
f2SHBN-) Idu6.
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bts ct bte o6tse Sumrns psrIpislts. DIE Obens
gsnottnte'1 tDuroen dle uerhoftet, BOD auF
S1r9l0aft freise9sbeu. 8sAn5a3aw
OtSlppal. - JalneS JdnttIon mar
pOr8eItfrn 6struuten nab 9urrn9te fir SeT.
Davis. Desbal6 mur0e or Derblftet uub 8es
trait. au@ 80. 6Oplanb lte6 SsT tu4lsben
uno maGte ifA nod bas Brtoatbergnaaen, ben
9cloaten @realnsr BON Nleranbeg's Batterie
ourAjupraBclu ct wuroe Des9alb 3~peimtaI tn
AuFla9sEtano DerIest; etnrtal bat Ct TG Dor
Der @ogrt unb Dann SDr Dem BrofoBnarlha1
gu perantpurten.
8erboftet wurbe Daoib 9eipfs auf bte
Ni'tlnae, stnen Wuarif In unlauterar. 2bli9t
auf Ntrs. &a&el BuQod sema6t 3u tabeu.
Nt6ttr 0ebaer ianots TIN tn bic Sail.
Nns Montgomery 6 o. Oas 8od>
Dtlle Ssn!tnel pom 90. os. f.nretb. /: gtne Mbs
ttetIang BON 10 Uoer l2'9febeIen ~trsu,ten ben
Votontac unter @owarOs 6errp. mabiep ;tpet
%fOperale gorpOfen gu @sfansenen uno nn9.
rtsn elm bela0enes 3analboot, melAeS fiji:
5000 Waoren entbtelt.
unter ben beroOrragenoe It
DerISnlt6tetten, Ysl@e 0etern tn
cen Uetimte0enen 2Oofoe ge3o9en %tpur0en, DC
ftnbst rs Wetor $. 0tlmur BON Der confSp.
Wrmee Somusl Stsrret, elm @obn oes 1ibf.
Tlct!encapitdnS Sterret; Mcrttmer Wattina,
Sobn OeS conf. Generals Datftus; bte Mbs
pOfaten 6. Nenninatcn unb s Wsatt Blan-
@arb; Colin Wc&sn3te, bereit8 mad ben,
Suosn gel6iGt; Wm. Sci lies IT,, inpet,
3ertlaer @elanbter unter Buchanan; Serb.
nnb 9. 8rooobent; Woior @opaG u. GturG
BON 8. Wp. Negt. uab 6. 9. 6owarb, Bunb.
or3t in Der iIOltten Nrmee. 8erner tparen lc
elidlt6, ben Wsbrltdnb bs8sQanbes 3u oar>
mebreu, ote oerren: s. DousbertY, WaRol
Der Ct. @!ncsntS Stride; q. 8pnD Sarrstt
@lerf Der VcfOffce uup &tn. Wtpcr, 9teut.
tn Capt. 8ruce'8 8atterte.
80 Wtr ma6ben pas Nutlifum auf ben
Woraen Nbsnb In Der 8 uruerbaue GattfnSen.
ben ltterariihebtfori 1Aen 0ortrag aufmerflam.
ca Gurnbalte Sbeater. -
Wonta9 wtrb bas IhSne 8tr@sWftfer'IAs
96aulpiel Die gBatie Son 2otpcos" ee9eben,
wurauf MIR ba8 @ublttum gang belonber8 auf=
merflam medeu.
NE 9Wortett Concert betts
Qbenb In oar auf's SdSnlte bergeri6teten
Nrbstterbaue, 9. SrcDertdfr.
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O
Stmpn 8aGara1
Ereoerid 8arman
Samuel 6 &trf
SOtn SiftOn
SoItpb 6 @or6Vu, il
Mbam @miIer
Nugult NdSl
So9n 81 Deiiinser
9enrp $ @lart
0tatum NnbsrlUn
Sames Bacon
Charles 6ammOno
SgIpeltsr 9ta
EtOpa8 Nnele
@brif. 2tsttntng
8obert &uenswprt6
6enrY @OCntsan
SamsS WuGtgan
Geo Wtanepel
8euiamin Boon
SDbn $ Orummpnb
@barlse Dunn
6enr9 Onmbia
gGrtlttan @tartce
Sas 6 SobnS
Sa8 6 Scus5
Q6m GtOmee
SaS $ SpbnI0n
0eU Goutn8
SObn BARS
Wm Smitb
Soiepb 8 Snton
8sp Sammel
Oenrp Grid
S5autes S'Ntel
8taarO EbOmpiOa
$40 Storre
SEQ 0ttt
SUGn Gtran
$50 9anb
Sobn $ S9Ort
@OnraO 3uIauf
SOtn s @pobpnter
Sobn Vrice
4ba8 j OaDts
Solspb s Barns
@brtltOpber S5rsp
NaOrep 9antY
Sobu @onneusY
SObn BOllter
g8m 8aYlep
Sobn Mc@ dnOIeB
Trauci8 u Opuo
8ictor 8osee
2emi5 2pOn
Stu9le Bonner
Nrtbur 8romlt
S1me8 $ OUNCE
Ri9arD 4rppr
@manuel @aitine
@briltCpber 0erburrt
Robert 6snDen e
Gents 5Sranet8
RObert 8 @ere9Cp
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
VOL. 10.


Hen. mas. H. CarP0sser on Trns
Dem0cracy.
The eloquent Mat Carpenter, OF Mil,
waukee, has written letter to Mr.. Shea
nan of the Chicago Post. reading him =
lecture upon his silly and inconsistent
course in pretending TO be loyal, and st
the same time acting with the copper
heads. and being bound by their cau,us
edicts aud disIoyal platforms, from which
we make the following extracts:
My dear Sheahan, the master Of such
harp as yours should tune his instru-
ment to some more hopeful strain. The
are made, is one prolonged, ever recur-
ring diree of death; it heightens no mans
joy, it gives promise of no good things to
come. 1t is enough 70 know that blind
guides must fall into the pit with those
who follow them? Have we no desire to
make safe progress The foolish virgins
were excluded from the marriage feast,
but did that exonerate them for nothaving
awaited the bridegroom with lamps
trimmed and burning ''The soul that
sinnelh, it shall die but is there neith-
er desire in us. nor obligation upon US, to
struggle for an immortal life ?
Tue. the Democratic party will be
beaten when it goes wrong; but ought
we not have Democratic party going
right? l regret as much as you the dis
memberment of the party, and would avoid
il but how is this to be done I By lop-
ping off the dead members, or by uniting
the living and tn dead in an indissolubIs
bond Of horror and decay? admit with
you ths. our fight should be in and not
against the Democratic party; that We
should save, not destroy but how is this
to be done. if we submit to the leadership
of the Chicago Times, oontenting our
selves with the sad reflection, that as ev-
erything is going wrong, it will fail. II
1t fail, what will become Of Democracy in
the meantime Democracy is worthless
unless it can succeed and put its priu
c'ples in operation in the administration
oil our pubic affairs.
know nothing Of the designs of those
who called the Chicago Convention, if
called to injure the Democracy and aid
the Republicans as a party. l am as
much opposed to il as you are; but if its
objects be to make preliminary arrange
ments for uni;ed and effective action by
all the live and loyal Democrats OF the
whole country. am for it haad and
heart. Such an organization perfect
ed, the door is open for uniting the two
wings OF the party upon tho only possible
common ground. We ale all Demo Gratis,
and entertain the common faith; except
that one IS loyal, Internationally, and toe
men of the other wing, in your own
language, shave been fighting as bravely
as they dare AT home here for the success
of the rebellion" We can never muffit
our love cf country TO join them; they
can join Us in full communion by simply
quickening theirs. Upon this vital point
there can be DO compromise. They can
join Us and live, we can join them anc
die The remaining alternative is for US t
organize aud live without them ; and le
them die without us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
Thos. Carlyle.

Rev. NJ. d. Conway, in letter to the
Boston Commonwealth, speaks of the way
in which Carlyle received the puugsnt ar
ticie on him in the Atlantic Monthly, by
Rev. D. A. Wasson:
Meeting Mr.. Thos. Carlyle the other
evening he asked me if / knew who had
written letter to him in the Atlantic
Monthly. l told him that it was Mr..
David A. Wasson. And who is David
A, Wasson at all p Wheleupon | told
him the story Of Mr.. Wasson, and of bis
high position among the best thinkers and
most faithful men in America, amongst
other things told him of bright sum-
mer's day which had passed with him
eight or niue years ago at his home in
Groveland, Massachusetts,, and how he
stood in the woods and his face shone as
be spoke of 'Sartor Resartus.' | have
never seen Mr.. Carly lie more interested
in the account OF any man. When | had
finished speaking, he said: Il can we'll
believe all you tell me of him. l saw in
that letter an honest, sturdy, violent man.
But am filed with wonder how such a
man can lash himself into fury abou!
nothing at all. He even grudges . fel-
low his poor remnant of days"
"Hers one Of his long and somewhat
terrible laughs, with the cough at the
end which makes one sorry. 'Coieridge,
he continued, pointed out to me in his
work the meaning of the word Schrar-
n,erei as that peculiar kind Of enthusiasm
which comes Of men heaping assent upon
assent, ustil they sch,oarns about thing
You Americans seem to have this Schnar-
nerei 10 abundance on this slavery ques.
tion.' undoubtedly, | replied, we have
not thinker in America, except Mr..
Hawthorne, who doesn't agree with MIR
Wasson.' Then followed an hours con.
fict which need not repeat during all
of which voice whispered in my ear,
ITO him who has loved much. much shall
be forgiven When one meets CARLYLE
aud converses with him. it is imposs,bIe
Lot to love him and his horrible ex pres
sions on this special pervsrsity Of his,
awaken not indignation, but pain"