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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
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HOME JOURNAL.

The Home Journal for tho week ending Auaua 9th 10
br INT number The following be iound "a ats columns
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CONTENTS;
PAGE |.
SERKSADH YoR A VENETIAN AIR, roem, by GERARD TEN
Par. Of NY MISSION fine story In pers BY r. ALnx
Two MONTHS FoEREsT. description Of life In the
woods, by TAnAwUS.
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SEETcn AsEnaS tho English haugman who Is 10 70
place the famous CALcRAEr
PAGE III
IA HIGHLAND OBITUARY the leading article by NJ 7. VIII
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brsring special corrcspo lenco rom Newport Ssrstosu
and tls White Mountains respectively BY e H." ~
"iEASeUnLA and by PHorBR CARY.
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
sc SOLDIERS SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF RE
DEMPTION BONDS"
OF THE COUNTY or NETWORK.


Sealed proposas will be rcceyeda this Office until THURS
DAY August 25 1884, at o'clock p. M, when the 'aino vii
be publicly opened for the whole any part Of the sum
nine hundred and foysr thousand hundred doRa'
Soldiers. Substitute and Relief Redemption Bonds" OF the
County Of authorized by Chapter Of the Law
1884 and b. an ordinance OF tho Board OF SUPERVISORS ap
proved by the Mayor May T. 1854
The said bonds will bear interest at tho rs Of '1 per CEN
per annun payable hsyery. Oh the fri day OF aay enc
November Of each year and the principal will be redeemed a
follows
Five hundred thousand dosT, the dr day OF November
1885, and
-Four hundred snd forysx thousand seven hundred do
on tle art day OF November, 1881.
The proposals. wiz the anount Of bonds desired and The
price Der one hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
propo, are ncceped will hereupon be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer lat the Broadway Bsns) on
THURSDAY the frst day Of Sepe'nbeI 1854, the ian'
awarded TO them respectively
On presenting to the Comptroller the receri' the County
Trcasurer for deposits. tbs parties wal be entitled to r.
ceivo bonds for equal Of the plr value Of the sums
AIDED 70 teIn bearing interest from September first lS1i
Each propo.l should b. sealed and ndorsed Proposals for
soldoss Substitute and Relief Redemption Bonds End en-
closed in second envelope. addressed to the Comptroller
TIE right reserved to reject sny AL Of the bids If con
ercd nscesary to protect promote the interests OF the
County. MATTHEW l. BhE+NA'' 0ompuo'e'
City OF Eew.York-DepSrtmoa, OF Finance, Comproher'
fn al
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NEW ROCHELLE PROPERTY AT AUG
1IOS-The unG,r.igncd vii offer st Public Auctss -
the pfons on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER let. Of II oSeSt,
'c 10 oWn, prop,y part the estate OF the late MA
RI fLANDEAU, tdoceas-dl VIZ; Pic, Of ground, win
House. Barn and Outo.ses, conGiuins six 10 acres a
grolnG sud Plot with House. Barn &C., containing two
rc- si,1aiod Pelham. Road AID Woysas Avenue sees
Seruue House and offering facilities for sat water beth
Tag and boating.
WIZ. FLANDRAU. Admini,treiss
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DROpOsALs for ;s2l3,OOO JERSEY CITY


y SEWN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS Of $1,000
eachsssod Psopcss.v ~ be received AZ The Banking Hon@
u Fisk and iia'cA Wal tTce Now York, and at the
ComproleIs Once City iiA Jersey city, until Tues ay
August 30 l2Ti At O'coc wien The same VIII De pun
lcly opened banaT.d aud ioyree thousand dollars
o tie cr-cy City ou To- authorized ~ act o.
r.i.ufr sew JsFy E-brIAry ~ 1864, aud by resou
ion OF e Common Council OF Jessy City, passed August
and approved August j.. lfts -,
Ii,- b.nls eil b. coupon bonds one thousand dollars
elcA with ger cent eT sunnui tay able s'i
annually on t- s d,y of May and Sognu5er IA eech yea,
al tie ,rch fse argr Rank. New ok or NJ The hHi
son County BANK Jersey Cy c principal Of sad bonds peJ
able November J. u =. -
The proposals tae aouHi q bond, desired and the
rfice 1. one tfaf.d tnifs EeTeo I'D e persons whose
pro pols sIe arcrpc3 M tlf-upon b. required TO- deposit
win The y Tlcasrr 'e III dfol puu'y snA the ans
ewsr6ed 10 them rspct'.ey WHEN they W. Trcci'c rom
him receipt 10 he ca-ttea iot TIE s "ch tep-'e d
ir'efe.' ,~ii. ho allowed f-oll thc dat ~ cspost
Fech proposal should be sealed lf cudored profosf iof
J,se is Loan VA FuTp e. end errosra in fero %
envelope sddfosd 20 .. 3. 1sdi Chairman o. The '"l
a. ;ee Fiusncs Of tse CenuOa toancl 81 Jersey ~
The Comnftee reserve ihr fi-t OBJ u Jet any uF 81 IN ire
III i ftly deem /, 10 he Interest oi he city. I'D bids e
L., tLen oar vii ue considered. 4. a. DaDbt..
THOs -. DECKER
MN. a. NAfEW
Committee on finsnc-.
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TaEasvnv DsrAaTnnsr, OrEioK 90 AorscI, 4

DURLIC SALE of CAPTU II T. ID and
I ABANDONED PROPERTY. "A large and varied Lot II
Captured and Abandoned PROPERTY viii DO SOLD at Pub
Auction tn highest rider 1t No. II Kugst Abssa-
dra Va tue 24h Of August 1875 AZ 10 o'clock
The sse Wi. comprise irse aud yegY valuable sortmens
o. FURNiTJRE and MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. sach -
Mshosany Block Walnut and Cherry Furniture Carpeea.
Cocsy Cook ng Utensils Glass Ind Tin Ware Piano fer;es
Mcodeons. Drugs Chemicals syalus3a 10, OF Dry Deodss
fr.e l.. euslcous Books. Fancy Goods Staosery
Cutlery arse lot OF Cc'ioa Wsp. Wool; lorse qusstf
,turel Chewls Nd suoAins fopaccoi Vines isssrs
vnros Kinds Biitef ko ire quantity Of Blue and S,bes
Rec aud variety Of other Goods too numerous 10 10 lnss
tioned
i-g~Terms cash in Gov, rn,uer funds. delivery.
II. A. RiSLEf. Sup. spec Agent IL Dept
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TIVE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK e HATCH,
no. 80 WALL STREET.
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE M"

No. SO WALL STREET.
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE NEW
SEVItN-THIETY LOAN.
The Notes will he issued in denominations OF $50 $50
$500 $780, aud 5OOs with interest at the rate OF JlO
PER CENT or ONE CENT per day on each $50, payable
tsui-.nnuslly
They VIII Ne dated August u.s. 1904 and viii be psysoe ut
the end OF three years funds convertible into
lveTwcuty SIX PER CENT Bonds, payable Principal aud
Interest. IN Gold.
On su payments made prior to August 5 interest VIII be
allowed and AFTER that datc interest vii! becharsed
z- Liberal arrangement, will be made with Banks Bsnk'
cr-. and Dealers
Suhcripons also received for the 1910 LOAN, and al
kinds OF Government Securities bought aud sold al market
rates.
~ Special attention given to tho conversion Of the old "
uo,es into the SIX FER CENT Bonds of 1891.
Uoders Of amount. less than 500 now avail them
solves Of the privileges Of conseonas the Bonds OF lSdi
will hereafter be issued il denominations OF so ard SVo'
a. well rs in the larger denominations b"rctofore Issued In
CONVEX n the noes due August 49, interest will be adjusted
70 that date FISK X HITCH. no. % Wsilst
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL for the County d
i New York. will be received TIL August aIth, q 3
O'Clock p. NJ
bddsrsswiu the price pei ton re 900 bsD r ~
tons quality OF Anthracite COAL TO be delivered 1ns0
tho month Of September next at sach pacss In this Or &
may be directed.
Also the price per cord for 50 cords Of best PINE WOOD
sawed and split.
Proposals may be addressed o. BLUNT Chairman spseiat
Coumes Fuel ii tho office Of tue Beard OF sspssvss
No. Z City Han. II. w f-Ilt'f7'
August 18th 1864.
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Gorses, Carriages, &c.

CAviLaY Bureau OY,Iog os ASSISTANT ouAhrSg
slsrnr, 40. 10 sTATEsT., NV ORR. June II, 1874
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.--I will
~ purchase In OPEN MARKET oil tie Cavalry Horses
thst pfeen-d and inspection At the Government
Stables corner 10th sy snd ahs, in this city until further
notice.
Payment will he male IN checks payable In certificate, 81
inde b,e,ers when ~ more lofes arc received
Price, hundred and sxty.hye ITO dollar. each
GEO. 4. BROWNING, Capt. aud A. q. VI.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

NNTANTED.-FIrstc class Board for the whole
w or part Of iaisr rry ~ TIC ccnrA upper r. q ~
oil TIE civ priy hDgse pleasantly st.d aBd Ntno
otr boarders PRESCRIBED. eienncss vnsIespti0babs Al.
d!ess House al Broadway.
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NLw.Yogx ASD nAnLrs lArHoaD CoxPANH,
prr.ilelt Dai-r,
Corne- Fourh Avenue sal lw.uiy 81 a srr,'
Ngw NonI. q gus .-nt. 1874

Come Your Avenue ed Twenty. IA rrrst.
NHw ioEE. asus 2-ni, 1874
PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED no th.-
OH, Until oth sep,enber, psano Tor 4 We - ~ " y
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS Oh Tux tls-uLlpi-
nan MORTGAGE. AND SINKING FUND BOSDS Of t1n
Comp ny. -
TAr Bonds ycf. = ued in NsrcA, lHsl interest - pei
cent? PAYABLE g. nj slnUai, lr,eniatiyE u tosFoF- To-
rust ald feba.Ty-arr Icd 10 An fte ~ amount ~ hc
y.eadu. SIX Millions OF Dollars aId Gle dfnaOe 10 TAR
y years from their dse.
they issued Tor the pu Of oopsoiain: he rnirs
Nor gs dcl' OF the Company and q s-rnF ~ MorF g
ulon IA wi0e Railroad including its Iy itroads
The Aoiig e. provides lcr aukhs fuud 10 b. sPphrd
seusHngaly - ihc purchase and cancel anon oi iie bons
.ulhe. providers tie spp.caten o. lIocecs O.. .ae Of
the re Estate Of the Corpary South OF Aud ~ 10 Tie
purchase lnd exiting ,4lIsfrt OF The f0idL
sufficient nIm3cr Il the Boud syc he-E se aside TO ray
the eyi.f ir Mort ss.rs - ,iF J become due.
Further information b. lad rpprai on ~ this oboe
"a. ~. Vanderbilt, Vice Pres Grnt.
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DAGS!--The highest market price paid for
IA al RS Imperfeetnrs Biuiersf siavff aud IA
siuds o. Pspes biaken stock b. JOIN 3. AADnEWs.
~ NOs 81 AMI % Cea.te.si
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UsITsD STATS tag.scsY. NEw YORK. Augug %. 1861.
4 AM AUTHORIZED By the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO anticipate the payment u Coupons
In.Fouy Bonds Istlng the lat day Of SEPTEMBER
and nlo the coupons Of lie vcIweuty bonds maturing No
ven Ger let. ltti.
wien free torpors are presumed IN Numbers CT Thirty
lq OF rcfs or Irrational Coupons in Numbers twenty
Del or more they uu DO acc0upaned by sel,dsle i1f
ersniuation thecks will be rvrn for them IN thr order ia
ybeh they are received Thereafter ss The
can be completed. Blank Schedules viii be fmistsd upon
application al the Interest Department e this ofe.
JACOB RUSSELL. assistant Treasurer 4. D. al Interim.
CE.-MONTGOMERY COUNTY Ill
~ LISOis) DOMESTIC holder Of these bonds IL re
quos,ed notify the UNDERSIGNED Ct hlsboso' u irois,
the owners address, IlhA9I ROUSTkkk, Asel
llnlsbor0, IT,. Aug. T.. 1884.
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EtHNs.--lsrcr and thriving settlement, mild and
ir O. ll,r. ai.ss s.uih Cl Pa. d ly.t Dy railroad
cL iirh 'ssr- crops, which BE- seen
r.l-sl 4UutFsuty hlty irs 90 l0a1 81 10 -,
rrs ncr f. BIO sr for yrnff. Good bu.icsf opening.
ior aud ocs.. churrhcs, sibs o. ard good
dety. ID b aow fls iiJ.t .nf Iscr Fast " Mrsi
n lndcd. .-nr AID brllar. the beauy With which
the place l. laid lHs.TQtss LcT ra,wesrd. Pspgr
cous une report. mi eyus p Information Will bs sent &C.
idir.s taAs X. LANDS, Nlnrlfud r0stOficc Cuinbsr
lni Co.. }. Frgn. Report Of SAY R4ssioa, iJicsst1l
I'D 0r ~ IAe Tf6gac. % he riosf oIfsHsr JfrI
fne "a ~ osoff irci p0sp aad d5< coHai.ion for
yi>1sqa, Ja,ag that kIeS n ni' aide " ne Ve's'n
PrQ4urs
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Drn 0ooos.
J. w. BRADLEY'S -
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
EkIRl.

p PATENTED "DUPLEx FLLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
This Invention consists Of Duplex Tor two Elylc see
Springs nsuousy did tightly and firmly together ode
eaie tie toughest most elsr heaibs aud dnr
SiTrg usej. egh ing The WegfI consequence OF IT,
srost elasticity AID Eek bsness to Pcs sad 10 the sr
q n es.y aud l'h the aeie canTsnei'c Is ~
or muslin L. entirely oJvaes and encss tue ny Oh
tec Hoop Skirts VIZ; the annoyance to tie Tef -
wal a. lie public especially IN crowded 1ss3ubcs crTrccs'
railroad as earch pew in anyegowotd psc- ilIn tie
sfcuiy OF contracting tn~r and Occupy ns small .'r"
ths entirely Tire dscny, w'e giving no skit nc
usal H. aud tyinnsr al form aud 10 .l. .h,e and most
stylish and s1Aceal appesppcs fcf the rs, opera prone
made house dTes' ady having enjoyed The Pc .afe
comfort and gres Of the Dut ~ p.c
Spring S4ir for single day. Will never nierwlff wiling
si.yeIse She them They lie best quality IA
every part b. the ehes', most arreDie eooaO iIi
economical Sa made Merchants " 70 be supplied above,
m adde's o. hTscisss Tea STOKES IN tbs city aud
thou yhOut Tie q leSrrt States. .-..
- INQUIRE BoR TaE DUPLEX ELLiFuC"
SPRING SKlI.E
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FIRST CLASS EXTRA WIDE THREE
"a s,ofy md attic ou's Vih fo"r fun Iois Of oronnd
81 t3 President street.. between C.es lid Court. BROOK
yn: iouso % f-st wide D., ~ l.o Improvements. tot sio
favorable 20 close e>tsu. Apply 70 L. H. NIL
LOGO. % i~aEi -irc.i.
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AND HARLEM RAILROD.

~ Trains Tor Albany. Troy aud Saratoga springs also pa
meeting with the North West leave 10Th st. depot at 30
a.. and y.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Passensers for Saratoga springiby
tsAins te 1880 a. n daily ana SArU RDAYS tue pu
tan tirou. IA TO S.r4osl WITHOUT nAsgss VI e-rs
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MASTERS SALE.--Pusuant TO the COM
w and Of decrea order OF se from the Court Of COM
mon Pleas OF Summit County al the suit Of Francis Duas
VIII. Robbins. administrator Of Elias rasetl deceeseo.
agains the Cleveland Lsne-ye ard Cncna Railroad Com
pany al directed shall oder Tor sale az punes
ancon the door Of the Courtlouse IN AKRON otS hu
DAY Sept. IS, 1904 between the hours OF o'clock p N
and D. H. ghe eutire REAL ESTATE Of said ksfi-
road Company 10 which have any tide egs or eqqitsSe
their said Railroad formerly known the Akron braaoo
Of the Cleveland ard Pittsburgh eroas aud located IN ths
Counties summit. wsyn- Ind Holmes IN the sts'e Of Aioi
running from Hudson Summit County ns junction with ssfd
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh RaiIo,d, distance Of about u
miles Mersburh, Holmes County crossing the Atr<is
and Great Western Railroad a. AKRON, aud the PtstG.
Mayne and Chicago Railroads, Oro; the right OF wsy
therefor and no snd otcuped thereby the super flctoIs
M all the tTaks thereon. bridges, viaducs cnlycrts hso
depot grounds depos shop engine houses snc "a
ether bgiiuss iefeoa stations and tax houses ~D4
OIL Of heir sold r0sd md so al the achss>
rights and privileges OF saia Company. o. 10. cr Tn
the ssue-cx-p, the premises heroto0rs conveyed by 800
Railroad Company 10 tas Atlantic and Great Nestefu Raj
road Company. parssn tho decree Of aid Court APP
praised 2250N Also, Il the time and place. WIN
for sale puolic auction all the peronal property 81
sid leveaud Zane vile and Cincinnati ksloSa Companys
including the equipment OF aid road in the hand Of
tie Receiver sal Company, watch may be in his honda
he ile OF such sale conssng la part Of locomotive
passenger baggage cars S. grave. cars 81 house e,gs
car 80 a irri ht cars II hand timber ties lsnAex.
cord God. materials in the machine shops tools. old
&c, &c. Terms cash at tine Of s.le.
DAVID l.. KING, Special Master Con.
w. ). c. Ors Of Cleveland, Plaintiff Attorney.
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w in -Four Weeks by nr. RECORDS ESSENCE ofLlFE.
This wonderful sssas viii restore Manhood % the m'st
Shattered Co utio. whether Arising Iou Exeesses Se.
Abuse The Ea-cu OF Climate, Natural Causes The time
required 20 cure the mot iHveelste iogr weeks
IRE - rnposeibs DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE on LIFE /,
cold with Instructions for use Tor s3 tour qnsn
lies in one or 81 ssn carefully pseked on RECEIPT Of rI
by his accredited kgent Circulars sent rec receipt
Of stEmps PHILIP ROLAND, Sole Aeent u. =, 10.
"a broome-s. one door west ffori Broadway, ~ y
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY TO MINING
4 s'ECiL ArORs.-A arse d~Po.i. 81 AZ tie (Phof.
cr Liu,J has been pro irisd ani ~ dryenP d. aud
% D.. .ri Titles good AID mining frJefrs occurred on
.. lulons II vail 10 necessary ior ilnes vIshsng to
,f fr Do valuable deposit 20 tr nins before tho
s~til re- ~ Winter. for ful particular apriy u
J. b., Post Ofics. Box c.. Montreal, {. 4.
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Summer Retreats.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
~ On both the AMERICAN and EUROPEAN plans
Opposi,e the state House.
A. 3 PllMPToN. Prop'n
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Gfrurslons.

L'ROM NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN
Il FAMILY EXCURSIONS ACROSS THE BAY
by Steamer JESSE HOYr, EVERY DAY tSundsys X
ceptrdl from loo. OF MGusyst New York, At l0I nd
from foot o Aan'ic~ Brooklyn, at u a. thence throgh
the Narows and Lower Bay to Port MonDouth VIII tLete
At ~ p returning to Brooklyn and New York ExcaIpn
tickets the round Trip 10 cents children under 10 yeai Of
age, half price.
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irle0irnl.
u,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Tol

COLDIERS suffering with Chronic DiarThea
- CUREp-KNAPP's SWEET BALSAAi cGres DieI.L, q.
Dysenery Ckolsea Cholera Mofbus collie Children Teeth
as PsiE srG all Dsgengensu, Of tie stomach ana bo"es
In D yesrs Sold BY Druggists and To. Proprietor,
n. KNAPP, No. I7s Hagt Jdst New 4osk.
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q a., A TERM of 10 weeks, which opeB
w &'P Aug 49, peys for Board, Washns, Fue. and Rooi
fifm ed eXosp, Sheets and pillow cises IN FALLEl SEN
MARY FULTON. y. Y. Tuition an common English, y
J. p. GRIFFIN Principal
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.rApLEWOOD YOTNG LADIES INSTI-

vi rUrF PlTrsFIFLD Mas, commence, it. ith semi
sesaon Oct, isf, vita important Improvement, IA
a. buildings add tho rca, besuy Of its location nd the
kuo-n euce u - permanent corp % n,trrtof
For Circular dre., the Rev. {. v SPEAR, te rnncqai
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DENSSRLAER POLYTECHNIC INSll-
IL rUiE, TROY y. Y.--re fo.rr-. lasr ANIMAL SIS
40. tis w,ikuo.n SCHo0L oP LSGiSzsrisG AND NAf
uAAL SCIENCE, viii comncucs sept. a. oL The tRECi
raL BrILpIsG j. co-pctet aEd ready io' eupa1n Inc
Nsw A,NrAL RrCnrsH giving al info nation Say be on
aie! al APPLElDS5 Bookstore, Ne,y 0sS igOm Poi
CHARLES DRONNE, Dit :tor Troy, " Y
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The Home Journai for tho week ending Auaust 9th J
br INT number The following may be iouni IA 'ts eoD
under the several headings.
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NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
\ For Circulars apply % w. IL. ARTHUR & Co., No
Na.sau.si., orto BENJAMIN MASON, Principal Yonker
New.YoTH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-07-08
THE WEEKLY n gkMocRar.


s'rhs ~ srsss.s Y y shs rrss.nry.
wsz4Sa Pm Il, ~ p. born i Bos,
cawsn. NJ HsmpsEi jctob. i Il. 1906 and
wsss6ait u u Bowd 81 college 10 1928, md
coaSdspDj{S ia pnsctie ~ law, which he spur-
sua9i win H6d6f and success soon rising to the
frss fabk - counsellor and advocate. After
serving several terms in Che LeRi-ialure, ta
1870 he was n0minated as : Wing candidate for
Congress and elected, outrnnniDg the strength
Of his party He was renoniinated n 1913, but
declined, and couiinued The practce OF his pro-
fession with success mill 1854, when he was
elected United 9 AEe Senator n 1859 he was
reelected for III years. A. aslawyer he stands
among the Hrst IN the country, and has few. If
any equals, as a deb ter in the Senate. He is
eminently q practical man and has little SYM
pathy with the chimeras of such men Is Sus,-
NkR, and is too honest not to detest the dema-
goguery If such men as WILKINSON, aud
has courage enough to manif' st his senti-
mcnts openly, rs the Congressional re
ports abuudantly show. He has filled the
position OF Chairman Of the Senate Commitee
on Finance ior some time, and Is therefore
well posted on the National Finances. His
position as Secretary of the Treasury at the
present time is the most onerous In the gov
eminent. not even excepting that of It's Ch ef
Executive officer. Whether he posses es the
ability to extricate the country from the fnan-
cial perils which now seem to envir0n 1t, time
will best show. -5 ~. ...i- So:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1864-07-08
Aioneer 4 1enlDtrat.
SAINT PAUL.
Saint Paul. Friday. July 9. 1884.


A letter to Capt DAvrDsoN from Capt. ABE
HUTCHINSON, dated on board the Chippewa
Falls, at Winnebago Agency, Missouri River,
June 18th, states that on Indian reports to Gen.
SULLY that ANTOINE PREMIER has been muir.
dered by the Sioux. He was coming down the
Missouri in o canoe. probably to meet Capt.
FIsK's expedition, and was shot at by Indians
rom the right bank. He escaped to the other
bank Of the river, but was induced by halls
from the Indians to cross back to them, and
remained in their camp. During the night
they murdered him. FREN1KR was o half
breed. a famous scout and hunter, was connec
ted with Gen. SlBLEY's expedition of 1862, was
guide to Capt FISK in 1868, and may be par
ticularly remembered by readers of the Pro
zEHR as correspondent for this paper during
the first year Of the Indian war.
The same letter also states that party Of
twelve Indians SUCCEEDED in stampeding for'y
horses from Fort Randall and got away with
thirty Of them. ',s ~ ''4 ...,i.
It also mentions that thirty OF the sioux
prisoners taken to Davenport on the Favonte
last year are now at large and likely to deserve
taking again. III - : ! :. i...lr, -