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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
CaribaIdi Mt zschia.
81 The London Times.


IscHfA June a. i35i
The house Of Our Lady Of Loretto never had
so many yisitors nor such worshipers. as Garibhdi
he's had during the past week Day alter Day the
crowds hsye been PnRs IN iron N NS sSa eneT
goes 10 bed be has been bekissed and embraced 10
newer mortal man was before. But shull give yoa
better idea Of the frenzy Of affection and alteration
which has usnifested itself by desenbng the svchts o.
two OF three days On Thursday last Garbaldi suffered
much pain IN his foot. tho consequenceand not unei
Decef-of the baths Eleven more policemen arrived
with their superior and the people were very indignant
at a measure which perhaps was Intended merely TO
Keep order amid the general excitement which pre-
On Fiidsy morning Of o'clock Garibaldi taken
hirhet up The village 10 the Hotel Bellevue kept by
Zayotta, who was formerly, believe courier 10 Lord
little amer his bath. when the mutitudes. for Il was
ete day. begoh to pour H. aud they Continued to DO.
iii late at hight fOur steamers e1hausting al the de-
y ss S9 sa2 V sds sS1t1s 1 What
should can Piping hot day NE house Which 1 has
floating overit ia beautifully situated, commands mag
nacent view and enjoys fine Dir; and here on the tre
Used logsia before IT, the General received his ystors
Crowd eher crowd they came. for the frat and only
Thought OF Ill on landing seemed 10 be how 10 get TO
ssy biz second SON kiccio arrived from Genoa and
reoa steamer Pase
The Island was approached by small boat which tool
ht, on and uut him on U0ard one OF inc chcuisIoi
stcaners AID s6on landed him In Ischia Nothing could
exceed tho interes in watching the people a. the!
6ssssd in to see tho General. Somc came IN weeprg
ggo,.s nsie With emotion, vomc red with excitement
Tia Ipois of absolute detotion their faces wcr
very fouobips There were several was tpla: WIN
sS " ihsv ven, ont they sobbed convnlsiycly cxclam
Ice. "Q.d xrorde," '.Tha. great mani" Durinl
tSe dsy II is calculated that 1000 persons were pre-
sented. and Garbaldi kept saying NO. don't KISS m
hand Won tj,s the hands Of the priests; nor yet M
loot he added. as one salutcd the wounded mem
beT Those who SO far bow the back always remain SC
ana neyer come straight again" One lady produce
. an Old stookina OF Garibaldis Saying. All General
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Great ilriinin.

Rumors very unfavorsble TO Gen. Grant were
prevalent in England They caused rise Of 263 POI
gent In the Confederate loGn hch ranged from G. to
81 II announced that the amount required for the
September dividends and sinking fnnd had been re-
csived by the London agents.
The London 7imss in reviewing Gen. Grants posi-
ton says IL is difficult not 10 conclude that The cam
Paign is now reduced TO question of Petersburg or
nothing
The Morning Star rejoices- in the absence OF any
great military that no least the process OF ne
Ero mQacipstion Is making great strides.
The Paris correspondent Of The S'Gr says the Kear
psrge would leave Cherbourg on the 9Th Of July to
trlse in the Channel and watch the movements OF the
Rebel cruisers rather cruiser the Fiorids being at
present the only one 10 fear for some days hence.
The report Is that the Yeddo lately built OF Bordeaux
wil be Completed at Amsterdam, and commanded by
Ssmmes. The Yeddo Is a large vessel capable OF re-
batting tho attack. chasing running away from al
bnemy. such rs either the Kearsarge or Niagara.
The proceedings OF Parliament on the 9th were unim
beItant the debate Disraes motion Of censure
STANDING adjourned till the It'll.
In the House Of Lords, Canricarde viii move an
amendment; 10 MalmesbGrys motion. He proposes to
Dmt the csuse stating that the just influence of En-
pand has been lowered and insert that the House
Rrets that Denmark allowed 10 expect from the
British Government material aid IN support Of the
treasury of 1852
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cucAGo july ls.-FLorR Grm ?3c. advance asked
WnEAr rm and sdvsncod o67c sales a, ~ go ~,
r. srt a? itGLs IL FOR No tons trn and advanced
ga. rlo,in, a, - IS for No l. and 81 ~ for No OATS
Al re frsvi.loss hru aud quiet HloniNs steady
- All 6tdsI 65 tRgIGnrs dnl &c. fof Corn, ~ ht
b-at 10 Hvn,lo RKcKiPrsi 900 bbs FLOUR, J9"O bn.n
vh,t a. 900 bush Com 5000 bIsh. Osis SulPssSrs.
- bb. Flour 1900 bg.h Wheat iIVo" DO 'oih' ''''"
do Osi- -, =, AZ, s4su q
~, 80 Sprns; All 20 for Red Winters y 29d~i. ~
f,r hire; la 10 % Tor Doabo Ettr p" nsAr que,;
"a hout material change; saes Coks dnll sale, o'
,1 bu.h Indiana at ~ 90 aud 900 bush Illinois az P 90.
&c. Whoa dle Com. lne' 70
Ssv-YofE LAKE, iyPOnTs-26i0o bush. Wheat 9aW 40
corn C.s.I ExPoHTs- yco bb's Flour 3ttobish Wheat
$40 do Corn 100 do Osts Shipped by railroad ii'' oo'''
Flour. . ~, -. Y,,.r ou,.t
coxs .se, 20 900 bush. No. 81 2d$l - shoat oArs
80 ~ OO0 bnsh State Western auost a. 9oce.
n.d by tows this afternoon 81 800 bush Corr c.o
beai PROM saturday till 10 day noon w ooss
E,onyill- bound TO tide wsis OF ~hich ~ we're 'a"'
In com IS with Wheat with OHts, IL with Flour;
nryyAro July Ie-PLouR hrmer but 9uet WEE
e,'sf ,,lo. No Milwaukee Spring at ~ R0Si Jol hed
,r,,f Ohio At Ss25ds? 80; NJ. milwaukee sPrins ne "a
- ~ Is and ~ 81 cg-red Conn 6rner sales NO inc h,
:, al 31inal ~; No Toledo at I'll 3st OArs qu,esi ~ y,
Gr, Al joe. for No. Chicago. CANAL fhkiohrs "'
York-Wh heat isc. Corn, i6c Oats, ive,Vf ~ a.
.oer.-lssg5 bbs Tiour 1854 bush Wheat; % s ~
IN Corn 50 ESQ bu,l Oats CANAL fxrohrs IN ln,b
Four no 900 bush Wheat, 40 bush. Corn ''''
oua Univ ls-Msrket generally insetyc. IosA'no
,a.dy and lower grades advanced Corros-No io.s,
.,rt. ia bale. RLoun dali Wheat necnne p =, Is.
s,,l,. Corn irn but unchanged oArs ~
ee.r Couuiry BAcoS SInEs, packed iSsc'
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIvERPooL, July S.-toTIoS Br0srrs Cur
ea, reports The .ale OF the 500 baes including
H. 500 10 speculation. and q 80 a. eIpo1r Tho market has
been oyan' anl prices Al 0id higher. The .se. to-
dsy ID dayl are estimated 400 bac.. including 400 70
and exporters, the fnai,et closing bnoy1t md
holder. demanding further advance The Authorized quo
Maalns Mililins
Orleans 4Dti IPands I'D
Mobio.................. Af
The oek In port l. ostinsei 2l o bales Of which 400
American.
BRy1nsrryys ar quiet sad .lesdy eteep, for spTing
Wheat, which dcrre Of ID a2d he's b"~n snbaiied TO-
PRovsiONs ffm. ..
IospoS Juiy -Corsas Tor money 90 Got
Amrrlrzu Securities Cat, without sales
Tho B1iion ln the Bsns hss d-ufcsssd . ~. 90
LlyERPOof, Jolly 7.-IEADE ksroEr-Ibe Manchester
Bfeadstua. tsnd upward Rich,rdson. Spence 60 ,nd
Wrk-@d sash 90. report; fipnr hnuN w hes, fndins
upws,d wiucr BED sJatio Ccru baoysn, and y higher
Mixed. 40 CdJlf. -,
Pnoylsioxs-iieef firm. Pod hrs. Bs.on strssy Lard
arm and a fnd~ dior. TA'lo~ dull.
rRopucE-Poiloicain dull and unchsnyrd sugar hfm'
Gee n.rire Rice quiet aud sieaiy Lla-ecd Oh eadsf
Rosin no .sl,. Spifts Tfycnine euci and n2ininii -
onis and steady Rec dali and anchsnyrd Talo~ quiet
aud unchanged Spirits 1urpeuiine dHh q 90.
LoSsoN MosEI MARgEr-Fund. NATIVE, bot steady
Money IN norca.,d supply and the ds,oun demand nnin
posta, reduction the Eank rate P-ied shorty
AsERfcAN SLaUEiIIzs-Illno.s Central :. aies, ~1eS'
discount Erios. sBdSo. Consol., Tor money .sNt
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DIED.

CoOKOn Monday July 49, of osaIle fever, Lizzie West,
youngest daughter Of John c. and Elizabeth Cook, aged
yssrs aud months
The relatives and friends the fauy respectfully invited
teud the funeral Tuesday Afternoon at o'clock from
the residence Of her parents No l55 East Eighty sixth street
between Third and Fourth avenues
ELY--n sston Essex County N j.. Sunday night
July H. Epsphrss Ely Of ts cty in the 10th OF
The funeral will take place Livingston Tuesday ish
inst, at o'clock p m Carriages VIII De in waiting a.
North Orange the arrival of tholIt O'Clock tram from
New-YoTk.
lFLEETwooD-At Chicago on Fnasy. July IS, Helen
youngest daughter OF stAnly H. and Mary j. Fleetwood
Gsed6 yesrs and months.
FOUNTAIN-Ou Monday, July 10, Thoe r. aged mouths,
infant seI Of James T.. aud Ph.be 4. Fountain.
The relatives and friends q the family respectfully invited
70 attend h funeral nom the residence Of his Psr-ns No
90 Ami'y street this Tuesday aemoens O'clock with
out further notice.
MoFFEr-on Sunday evening Jay II Doggas Farms
Long Island William Mof-, IN the 7i,h yeor Of h.eee
His remains will no Newiown Long Island Tor in
Pcs os No% Tny Sa street Fsp E River
,2o p Relatives and friends invited to attend
without farther invitation.
MOI HT-Saddeny at iryington Sunday, July II, Dir.
Alfred r. Mount,
Notice Of fnBrra hereafter.
QUACKRNBOs.Ou sunday. July II. sees lingering IN
ne. Maas Mnthone QV~kenbos in the I'D year of his
His relatives snd friends and those Of hi. .onsln4sg,
George W. southvick, WIN. Is. Day ald Edward ID.
Dbb- ar, r.spsctiuy invited TO attend bis funeral on
Wednesday afternoon O'clock from =, Barthoene"s
Church. Of Lafayette place and Great Jones street.
sTIIART-Ou MondaJ July 10, 1864 afer short iness
Joel nsoo youngest Irena H. and Jcseph ~ Stuart
aged month.
sNrg-ia Virgins, Finh day. iath July 1864, Louise NJ
rfs 6 rSisle q Nv s Soas V viii VI" Be gwen
VAN RIPER-on NhSay July 10, H9rrie. v,n RPer =,
I..snes o. her tiro. I'D Grove street, Jersey City
Friend Of the family arc1nviied
.yEDDFR-At Schenectady. Monday. July IT. j. d.
Vedder, VI. d.. Of Flushing Long Island
Funeral ou Thurdsy. July 81, at 10 o'clock a. m
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The IIoIy Alliance.

The Austrian Embassy at Paris gives for
nal denial to tie assertions Of the TIE London Morning
Poa relative TO the Holy Alliance, and says the
Tie London Or nuthoritatiyey states that Napoleon
recently warned Austria against Joining the Aiiance
he should consider such measure 10 directly aimed
against France; and that the immediate effect was To
Austria ~ hesitate In giving ia her adhesion to
the Alliance.
The Morning Herald continues to assert its faith in
tho published correspondence, and says II has gained
its object the eyes Of all Europe being now opened TO
the conspiracy. while there Is tendency to feapproach
ment between Great Britain and lrsnce.
The Paris Bourse dull. Rentcs on the 9th closed
as 66t l5c.
Tho Continental news is unimportant.
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The Danish War.

Prince John of Glucksburg, the youngest
brother Of the King Of Denmark had reached Berlin j,
was supposed in the interests Of peace.
A private telegram from Copenhagen says II has
been determined nj q council Of Ministers TO treat for
peace directly with Prussia upon the basis Of Denmark
being admitted into the German Confederation as the
only Of saving the monarchy. This was regarded
as highly improbable.
Russia was making active naval preparations at
Cronstadt.
II was stated that Russian Squadron was about to
visit the Swedish and Danish ports In the Baltic.
Special kilograms from Copenhagen to The London
Daily Tee9rapt confirm the report that pacific negoti-
tiOns going on between Denmark and Prussia.
aud that pending these attack would be made.
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Latest.

LONDON, July 6.-Thcre is no news Of I'M
portancc in regard 70 the Danish War.
Tho debate in tho House Of Commons progresses
Fierce party spirit Is cynccd. division 10 expected
tonight. Some estimates give tho ministry only four
majority.
The kesrshrgc has arrived of Dover.
The Sacramento has arrived AZ Cherbourg.
II IL stated that the Ycddo belongs 70 the Prussan
Government rot TO the Coniedcrates.
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From ~. JONAS.

ST. JOINS N. T.. Monday. July ls. isei
The steamship Hecla from Ncw-lork Tor Liv.
erpoo WIS boarded at o'clock on Sunday evening on
Caro Rgce. wind strong from \ Il The latest news
and commercial dispatches placed ON board
Two hours later The steamship Arabia. also rom new
york for Liverpool sisnasd due south from the
ape bat wac seen too late 10 bear'i her
mi. morning we have n bitter Gold north-easter
Tbetmonetsr 50
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Fire in Povt.snouth, n. III.

4 FIRE broke out between III and ~ O'Clock IN
Nr Trips paint shop on Pcnhalow street ana de
Urn,cd abont twenty-five wonden buildings On po.n
M ~ tbat .treet with much Of their contents. Loss
"a east sa5,0OO; half covered by insurance
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The Kearsarge Watching the Rebel
Steamers.
- ne Debate in the House Of Commons.
Peace Negotiations Opened Between Den
mark and Prussia.
FATHER POM. Monday. July is, 1864

The steamship Damascus which left Liver
pool on tho afternoon Of tho 7h. and Londonderry on
che 9Th. arrived at 1880 p on the way 10 Quebec.
The steamship Belgian from Quebec, reached Liver.
pool on the night Of the6 9th.
Th6Ciy OF Washington from New-York arrived 1t
Queenstown the evening OF tho 9th.
The steamship Scotia from New.York. arrived az
Queenstown on the sth
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Fire 10 lowell, Mass.

BOrION Mondny, july 10, IoU'
Two large tanneries IN Lowell, MASS Owhcu
D., wose, DTrren and A. T. Bridge. and two dwelling
s5n.es. were Destroyed BY ire On sunday morning
Ioa, $50 coo; an.st one half Insured.
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MARRIED.

AINSWORTH-BASS--At Wiltamst0wn, W., on Sunday,
July by the Rev. " Barnard George a. Biusworh to
Miss Lorette daughter Of Ebnr Bass eco. all Of that
place. No cards.
SMTH-IVEs-on Thursday. July H. at St MARKS Church,
Grand Rapid. Mich, by tho Rev Dr. Tustin L. Culford
Smith Of Philadelphia Mary stewart eldc,, daughter OF
Chsuncey Z. Ives, esq. Of Lansngbrgh n Y.
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CHAPTER III.

/
And he did many wonderful works nsomuch that bis name
pg s %- unto s09in m Judith nom the ~
New Bedford who he'd been for many years and aees
seven days pains gone she slept soandy and did
Asd Asa which called Quskers In the great
city q III. %pae s oa GseSI and S.
the picture Of Abraham thy friend ON one end Tor verify w
wsar s. sd th hg Bs svs hss
nkened only tho ugor Of youth
Soar stomach with general Debility and Dypepc pains -
al parts the and did these Bi,tes produce cures
But some unbeeyefs existed and some croaksr Mose
those whose occupation was goue-and they said malicious
things and rumpeed then dying 'off0"' through 10y
Then Abrah.in came closer unto Drake and said;
This reminds Of story, which Ia 70 say o"ys wsy
County was bous-out the bursting OF sheu iI,
direction Of Peersesrs caused AS,la 70 ssrs
saY have moi time to watt" So we have lost his story
But pTass I @ an sf the ssf ss.I proclaim
that those who Insy read and none need sunei "'
use the Plantation Bssers .p,,, ,,, ~.
Che pelphic meaning 5. rleOX But because o. ,ss
aInyp III in hi. next epis;e which win be Chapter ~
And the crowd departed each with oo''ie VI o'' " 49,
hands
Or. j. H. Sehenck has large suite oil Ioo"i' ~ 40,
ponl., New.York where he beeasnnd every IL I'D
DAY. from q. IA. to p M -.
IA . large supply of medicine at bis rooms, wbice
h. had AT all times Those wishing advice or IN eIan$ns
ion Of the lungs will do well to call on him as above IA
-. M c,rrs for ADVICE but for sthoroush exsninaaes
with the respirometer his price IL $3
Many pr,ons are ad 10 have their lang examined ~
mr. sCHENCK for fear they viii be found ineusb and "
that mean, iii. put of until It is 100 late How much oet'ss
would be to know condition at once Al by soun danes
Of evidence Dr. s. shown sufficient certificates In s Guy
that he has cured advanced stages Of consumption.
Atm Meeting of Cotton Brokers, held July is 1854,
al No. 100 Pearl presenMessrs Esstop Maioie me
dream Ackrrman Ada.s Tsber. Mum, Lsghton, Enoo-
l =
IT,, esq. Secretary, 90 motion IL was -
Rs,red That the Of Brokerage to DO charged &c 81
aer July 49, on al saos % Cotton shall be oneha oousi
Bae or Bag either OF American or foreign oo,tons " w
.,.r and one.haf dollar per Bale or Bag 70 the
in addition 10 the above. the seller to DC chased % ~
aner tho LIST inst Of one cent ca aisoun " 49,,
being the Government Internal Revenue Lax mpos
Brok.r. by an Act OF Congress Of June ~ laos on
made by them ra1 Act having gone INTO snsct on's
Reorcd To charge from and alter the iun INST I ~ -
na oous and rendering certificates OF eonaiiion ~o
| same. dollar per Bale -, ,n,.a o,hsr tLss
those cold by the BEokers thnfs shaA u o"aie'~
the 18th inst. hty cents per pae; sroy Chairman
Tssry ,H j E ~ 'A IMGHToN L UNDER.
| E'foiD n a TABER WOOD. -
II ~ ~ n * Nh IA ~ TRiE Co NJ #. MAINE 4 co.
y w, ~ pRoTiERS PRICE MUM IN
> GhmsE.Tn ,ms Z co @. IL. WEEpEN %.
Al DANIEL w. TALCOTT. JAMES f. "H
s. MUM, SON co. Iuv
vi Py aEo. b. AcxExrsN ABs ALLEN go ''
/ New-York, July To- 1864
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Entertainments This Day ana hvoaiaSS
&C., ica,on ~ h,ofe-. ana f'ms of eo"msaeem'' " ''
y" fi,.msrfs 4. ore, colsmas " h"pdF"'
v.,t.cxs TBuArrn-Lsdy Of Lyons.
H,rIos GARpRu- The Sea of Ice.
Vna.nv.r Tnalr,r-freuch apy-Dcvilsh uooa JOKE
pDSyS,s Muaxun-Msrum-fhe Orchessrion.
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Advertisement.
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT
w.s.I D,ap IsEs treated with uncx amplcd success
a as- the Iopica. Atomic Method, discovered oy IT,
sr,n,ry. No IS CIinton place. 6th.st kew'fork'
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uno,ness Notifies.

WHEELER Il Wilson'S HIGHEST rk@'V"
Iocx 81 ,rou SAVING MACHINE No 02' bfosa""'
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Special Notices.
The Government Loan
S2OO.OOO,OOO.

5000, 0OO,O0Ol
THIS LOAN is AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress of
March 9th, 1854 which provide. for its REDEMPTION IN
com any period no, less than ten or more than forty Year,
rom II. date at the pleasure Of the Government.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION Eve per ceut interest is to be
paid semi-arnaally IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE LOAN are received by the
National Bank. in United States note, in such currency or
other funds as are taken by them on deposit atpr.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE on LOCAL Taxa
TIoN adds from three cent per annu 70 rs va'
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although but
Eve Der cent In eon much greater in currency Us The di
ference between the market value OF currency and gold
AsARULE the five per cent specie securities oil all solvent
government. are always par above aud currency no"
funded Ia the National Loan si be worth it, face In god
beside paying regular and liberal PER cen,ase to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan IA Two
.,d,.d Million Dollars The amoun, Of subscriptions re-
ported TO the Treasury at Washington 10 OVER
S7o,O0O,0OO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TREAS
rnxn or rnx UsrRp STATES at Warrington, and the AS
,,r.sr TnxAsunxRa at New York. Boston and Philadelphia
and by tho
Fmsr NATIONAL BAEx OF NEW YonK. No. p" aust.
svcosp NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK sJd 81. o' a""'
THIRD NATIONAL BASx OF NEW YORK NO. aa o.,
vor.-u N,r,ox,t BANK oy NEwyoRK n and 20 finss'
| r,v,u \, r1oxAL pAsx Of NHw YORK, No 49, 'das'
! s,xru N.,,ox.1 BANK oy NEwYoRX. 6h-av Dr AWAY
| vou-u N,,,ox.I BANK OF Ngw YORK No ~ pfoao"sy
N,sru NATIONAL BAsK OF Nsw'fohh NO 30,
Tr,rn NATIONAL BAsx Ov NrwYonK No. 20 sroAdw'y
C.,rnIL NATIONAL BANK OF NIwfoRx No, y pasno 81
NATIONAL ExoaAssH BANK o. NEW ioAA i'' VI "''" ~
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which AFRO depo.i,.rie' Of pubic money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
tho country tacns agents Of the National De
,o.i,ary Banks will furnish farther information on app'a
tion, and
.vyopn EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
|
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Cherokee Medicines reader Of hs p apssIr
,rouesed 10 ssnd their aIsss FOG our u pase
AIM u,ssesius Aud Valuable ntoypsion to both se1ss
s.is Or Nusle. We ESD i9 ssss2 snyslspe rec Al
u'e~' No. "a Liherty.St, New.York.
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vyonp EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Headquarters NiSKrrNNrn \. Is 'o n o.

July 49, 1854
Ctrcuar.-f Company Comnsndsni. are hereby nounea
M rsyimen, will assembled for the pun pose on orlns
n,sred into the U. y service sDNFSDAf 1Oth inst
- ~ al wsrch to do garrison duty
H. The muster roll. INNS. be Ios4y fGt n , ~
tbs Adutsnt aud turned over TO hun on Isesoay ~, % ~
muster. .,--t.. go. A.x.h- ,o,;soA IN meet
o'clock for the purpose OF reoeivps hna nss.icon' pre-
srs.ory TO marching. ,,,.. - A.
ali RECRUITS and recruiting gaItee Ky cSmmss4 81
| Commasding Regiment
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
'EiaC Silly Gold Hssis.

OF this silly measure the New York
Heraid thus speaks:
1t renders impossible any transaction
OF business in the ordinary mercantile way.
No one can promise to pay his debts
with any reference to the universally ac-
ceptcd standard of value, and it must there
fore annihilatc healthy credit. Ii the
State Banks understand their real position
and act properly at the present time the
of that remarkable piece of
legislation must, therefore, be to restore to
the country gold and silver currency
And this restoration will put the Govern
ment currency before the people in an un-
pleasant light; for whereas we now have a
Government dollar, and count gold dol
lar as worth one hundred and nincty-eight
cents, We shall then have gold dollar,
and count a Government Gone dollar as
worth fifty cents. This will make the
truth disagreeably plain. But the effect
of this will be good OH Government stocks.
These now sell at one hundred and six per
cent in currency-that is, a bond, the in
terest of which is payable in gold, sells at
fifty per cent. But the Government bonds
are worth at least eighty per cent. and
the changes that the Gold Bill will induce
may carry them up to that"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
public Threat 10 ENterminatc tho
Northern Opponents of Abe
Lincoln.

At the Lincoln Congressional Convcn-
tion of the 9th District, he'd at Monroe
vile on the 18th inst, Mr.. Steiner, of
Tiffin, who plays the Provost Marshal of
that place, offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resored That we are in favor of using
the whole power of the Government
,yMom limit as to men o., money. in sup
pressing the wicked and incxplicablc efforts
of Southern traitors and their Northern
,Sympdthizers, to dissolve this Union; and
that to this end We arc III favor of subj0-
gdting, and, if necessary, erfermhot'ag all
who are engaged in such unholy y work y
We reckon there has been about as
much of the above kind of braggadocio as
is necessary Every man is put down a
'sympatiizer wM he Smith, who darcs to
doubt the immaculate beauties and virtues
of Abraham Lincoln All such arc not
only 20 be "sub,Myoted' but "erterD,ina-
fei!' That is the language the threat
the "platform" adopted at the above
Lincoln Conventions We think the Re-
publicans have had a big job enough in
''subiugating" and "extcrmlnating" eight
millions of white men in open rebellion, in
the South. They had better get well
through that job first, before they com
mence on ten millions of quiet and peacea
BILE citizens of the North, right in their
midst-their next door neighbors Crisis
Life is a play between accident and purpose