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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
Tacnfe-~, Etc.

The season is in us opening bloom oil prosper
ity. At Nlblos Garden Mr. Whca'ley iourishes every
might In the week as manager, and peroohHi!' IL
"The Dukes Motto" or Wednesdays and Saturuh!s
Mr. Forrest will at present claim the principal Hiteh-
ton Of the public 10y his perormanee' OF h'ch'iieu.
.'Jbe Dukes Motto" w.n continue TO occupy lho on
nights" The reproduction of this amusing pla! is
marked by some Textures which not percep'ibs
NJ The time Of It's earlier representations Mo'eh
doubtless BY the en,eTpdSns desire ~ eAhiDt pu!s'
ognoncal variety among the characters. some oi Tue
princpal actors appear decorated with heavy mus
tacbcs This We tako IL, proof q. devotion 10
The picturesque interests Of Nib!os Ghoei'
Sr VINO does not tnow that historical accu'
racy in costume and personal appearance is ever
the close study and the ambitious effort OF the
"in NewY York md that wherever necessity
recurr ,hc slightest departure thcrefron. anguish en-
sues LeyoLd the power Of written words expressf IL
is greatly 20 the credit 81 Messrs Collier EnnEn ana
offers thnt although az they II course know b'iler
than a,y body else moustaches we're ourageousy I'm
possible in the days Of tho Regency they are willing 70
their sense Of artistic truth for tie sake OF pro-
dncing pleasing the,trcal ifregularily among the
coun,enancc. of the arcien French nobility In glanc'
ing a. some " the stage appointments We &C
lect siminr e1bjecis fer Appreciation. ITO so.'
OF sunny slau--so far as Trustworthy ta'e'"s I'd
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TIE DRAFT ORDERED TO CoMMsYcg To DAY.

TIE DRAFT ORDERED TO COMMgNCR TODAY.
TIE drn f,r the Ffh Congressional District OF New
jersey, comprising the City OF Newark and Hudson
County. has bsen ordered commence this monday
Of 10 O'Clock the drawings to take place at the rendcz
yuus Commercial Dock. The quotas of the various
wards aud townships corrected at Trenton under
the rGnromelt had rot been received By Provost Mar
shall Mson on Saturday afternoon but doubtless viii be
fp thc"mng in time This morning. Tho order Of dis
trcts had not been arranged hut those which nie def
cent To tie greater extent will be taken up first proba.
biz beginning with Harrison township. The Naval
credit for the 5th District is a. Of which Newark has
292, AID Hudson County 1872.
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MAE.IlED.

BTTLKLFY-GRAyEs-At "shadewood." the rcsidence oil
tho brides fatLeI, In Granville n y, on the s'h ms
bv IA. Rev o. Hopon. Chester A. Buckley, OF Oranyui
and Ass Josephln. Campbell youngest daus ter oi H. ~
Graves. esq.
Thursday, Sept Is, At the
~, PA. ST r. Church. south brooklyn, by To, Rev A. y
Hunt J. Frank Philips to Nils MAy sey Crawford both oil
BoJAlyn. y. \.
oT-TuWCRTH-BEFDE-i, Westheld. M,ss, on Tues
& The llh inst, a. the residence oil Henry C. Feebs.
by he Rev Andrew Mackie. J. Ade5ert souhworth' o
U,,,.lyn n y 20 Fila ". brebe, OF the former place
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AMysErENTa.
The epera--Aouao.ny OF Music.

Last week has been IL most extraordinary sue
cess for the opera Simply here but IL ofeisHs hrts
in Brooklyn "Dor I1cs hut was pl' ycd On FIhf!
mig T. and Faust" It >aturdg! n"iirco. lo'ni6hi
"Roben ie D.ah.e viii Fo1nc' AS bcf'ram hr. Gro
yer has most cmphacay come In the mex Of tins and
tune None bu; the brave deserve nc fir WHO crowd
10 the Academy and Mr.. Grover is making courageous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

Unfortunately tho first named horse hes thrown two
spint- which compels his Withdrawal from the nrs for
tie dance Of the and was the reason of ms
paying forfeit IN his gre Il match With Butler tue other
day The coming re-e is however enhanced in INTER.
est Ivy viii ess absence being mile heats "a harness.
it aas believed that by ms great speed In tbs Tx he
wonld have won readily; but rog Tie race Is nooen
one All four contestants are in splendid condition,
and tight will undoubtedly ensue. Pools VIA DC
Sold ~ Lafayette Hall this aud tomorrow evenings
There IL also "a tnc tIo OF tie Fashion TO day.
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lAdv-rtisenen,.l

DANNILLE, T'1In,, H1IT q IO'-'
DIR. VIM ". GRRGG--Dear Sir: In February,
1851 WIS afflicted With smear diaheies, and for five
months passed than two gallons Of water IN TWEEN
tyiom hours was obliged get up rs ocn os zen or
twelve times during tie nj -ht erd In five months lost
rbout fifty pounds in weight. During the month OF
July 1861, procured two bottles of Constitution Wa
Ter end after taking two bottles was entirely cured.
soon after rcgaiIing my usual good heih.
Your. truly j. '. j.. DEWITT.
Sold Wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN No. 40 Cliffst..
aud all dInggIsts.
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Gncfial Notices.
Hon. Horace Greeley will speak at Broadway snS
IN 81. Hal. Tolls EVENING.

Hon. Horace Greeley will speak at Broadway ans
47th-st. Hal, TdlS EVENING.
A Grand Mass Meeting OF the Urion Eectofs IN ~
City OF Newly ok ratify the nominations u ABkAnAm
IITCOLN for President snd ANDREW JOHNSON 10
Vice President Of the whole United States and Of the canar
dates OF the Union state tonvenhou viii be held q
COOPER INSTITUTE on the EVENING OF toe -'.h q
september instant. Tine meeting viii be addressed b. ens
nent Orator. statesmen end Soldiers viii Lefe
af,.r he Announced WM. A. DARLING, Chairman
SIMEON DRAPER,
ANDREAS wILLMANN.
JNO. FITCH,
W. Il. b. MIIIdKEN,
THOS. LITTLE,
S. j. classy.
A. c. ELLIS,
SHERIDAN SHOOK,
c. L. POLHAMUS,
JAS p. WALKER,
JAS KELLY
RICHARD Secretary
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CuATTASoJGA Saturday. Sept II. 1854.
The Griffin ReJo, Of tie 18th, contains an or
der BY Gov Brown o. Georgia Withdrawing the 5000
mi!ilia from Cen Hoods arry fr niriy days. The
5000 Clion prisoners at AndcisCnsiIe, Ga. have
been son. 10 Savannah and Augusta.
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oUICK-op Friday the 10Th int Maria, widow Of TeasA
The r,sves and friends Of the family respectfully nstse
To eui her funera her late sdence mo- la WON
iith street. on Monday. the ie.h. si u p. M.
Rfcls-In BROOKLYN sept r. at the reideuce on Nh Cnse
h June Ana fab j. Rises formerly OF CONNECTICUT anu nv
OF Cioi-boro. n. C., aged ~ yesrs
Funeral At Orange, Conn., Oh Suncay
sTRONG-At Pa~aic. v j., the morning o. ss''rsy
SEPT H. Charlotte SuydGu infant daughter OF hes' .
chal aud CorIelia w. : fong.
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Deaths Ia Hampton Hos
!. II. Wells. 4th u. :. Ant
). Chapel. Sd y. II.
J.. Cooness, I'D Y. :. Co'ored.
9. EasIe-iole, seth N. !.
Jno. Miller. -. =. Y. art.
J. ID. lie. ington. 9th Maine.
A. u. traasOn. iiGlh \. \.
Jno. Hoiicy. esia Mas.
Geo. -. jasot. nth "a
Capt Y. ". SABINE, llth Me.
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From Fortress Monroe.

Coue.poudenoe Of the Associated Press.
FORTREs, MoJhoR, Friday. Sept 10.
Nothing new transprcd here to-day.
Naor.enerai Butler to the 'front.' to- morrow
morning. a.. NJ. . .
brings 10 important news
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For AN lRRITATBD THROAT, COUGH Or CoLD,
EnowSs BRONCHIAL TRocuEs offered with the fules!
confidence In their efficacy They have been thoroughly test
ed and nps,au the good reputation they have justly
in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

"Health is the great blessing Of life to ali
mankind whereof springs happiness and its conoomi
tant joys"
Use HUBBELs GOLDEN BITTERs.
Use HUBBELs GOLDEN BITrEEs.
Use HUBBEL's GOLDEN BITrERs.
USE IIUuBEL's GCLDES BITTRRs.
Usg HUBBgL GOLDEN DITTERs.
USE IUBBALs GOLDEN BIITAEs
BUY THH GrSIIsE.
BUY THE GFNUlEE.
EUY TIE GENUINE
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ital since last report:

D.. Rafferty,. 18th Mess.
y. L.. Lee n. 10th Conn.
Geo. Queen ist 4. :. &.
A. n. -tepson. oh Maine.
Y. Butter llth Maine.
J. ". Jones. a. u. >. G..
l.. Ihorn.onry. 9.td Pa.
L :. n ,scr.p, i'tn VIA.
lly.e Sack, h.i Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

DR.. LIGITuLL has returned to r.e CITY
sud DO daily consulted al III, so' enee No 81 81.
MARKS pace. from 10 till on Deafness, Cs,air
aud all diseases Of the Ere, Esr and Throat.
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POLITICAL.
,,yrc..iouni Nominations.


DELAWARE
Nathaniel 3. Sm.ibers.
n L,,gs Saml w Noudon james {. Allen
l. John Wonta"Tth.
III. Y. Frnsworth.
nI...E b. washburne
w.. enA.A. Harding. Charles NJ hlrriA
We. X. lngersol.
VI u. c. Cook
VII. Ii. T. ii. BromwelL s..
SIIL.. s. NJ. Cullom. John I. Stuart
*. Hugh Fullerton
XII. Edward Callahan.
Kill. Jehu Baker. III
Kill. A. j. AuykendaL '"m' D. AH'"'
INDIANA.
/ Cyrus NJ Anoo. WiCaM T. N Nblsck-
II William ". Curry. Michael NJ e. I Kerf
". John H. Farquhar. George Berry.
George W. Julian
VI sEbcnezer DumOat
VII H. ID. Washbnrne. Daniel w. Voorhees,
VII. 'GodOye ). Orth. James f. Harvey.
TX. Schuyler Cof!x. DAVID ,urPie.
x Joseph H. Defrers. Joseph X. Edgerton.
XII Thos ~ stilaen. james f. Mcdowell.
IOWA.
thames F. Wilson.
II. Hiram Price
SH. william b. Allison.
Nv Josiah y. Gri1nelL
V..'John A. kassOD.
vi "A. W. Hubbard
KANSAS.
MICHIGAN.
I.F. c. Beaman David A. Noble.
II CHARLES Urson Nathaniel \. Balch.
III. A. II. Griswold. David johnson.
". Thomas w. Ferry. Frederick Hal
v. X. Il. Trov bridge.
vi John f. briggs. Augustus c. Baldwin
MINNESOTA.
7 william Window
III. ..Icnatius Donnely. John NJ Gilman.
MISSOURI
II Henry 7. Blow.
Ill. Thomas T.. Noel
". Josh W. McClurg. ~
WI benjamin F. Loan.
VIII. John L. Benjamin c..,..
TX. Cen uui'ar'
NEw-JERSEY.
". Andrew ]. Rogers
NETWORK.
XIV John AGrswold.
XVI .'OrlaIGO ke.ocg
XIII. Sydney I. H.lrnes.
XIV Theodore NJ Poneroy.
xviii. Roswell Eert.
xxx. Burt V all Horn
Xxx. Samuel j. Aoley
OHIO
II. Fpslestoa. George Z. Purh-
VI L. Il. Il IS. Joseph I. Butler.
" Wm.Iqwrenco. u. Y. Mckinney.
". NJ t. WALKER. frank T.. Leblond
VI. X. W. Clars. 'cSs.!.jn A. y yi'9.
VII. s. Sheilabafger. samuel ). Cox.
VIII. ~. X. Hubbel William JOhuston
TX x 4 Brcrand. warren p Noble
M. NJ. Ashley. Americas T. Rice.
Kill s. Buudy 'Weils a. uutehiDs-
XII JF Stevenson. w +. PncS
XIII G. Delano. Charles Ioilet.
XIV. Martin Welker.
XIV. Il. a Plants james II. Morris
XVI J. 4. Bingham. Joseph W. White.
XVII .'K. l.. Eckiey.
XVIII. r. y. Spllding.
XIX .A.GaTheiJ.
PENNSYLVANIA.
I John II. Butler Samuel j. Randall
II Charles CNell william NJ h'In!'
III .Ieorard MYERS Charles Euckwalter.
~ .Wlliap d. Kelly. George NOltbrop.
V M. EUssenI aver Henry l.. Ross
zIIi Wj'Iiamu leisre-. sSy6enham c. Anacons.
TX .'IhadGeus Stevens.
Wv George r. aiiler. .WinGnm H. Miller.
w A. J. GhssbrcnLer.
wv Thames Jorlas Alexander Ii. CrOi'roth.
XVII. Abraham j. B.kcr.
XIX GLENN ", scofeld William Bigler
wi smith Fuler. John l.. Dawson.
XVI u X. Moorheal. James II. Hopkins.
HXIII.- IT Omae Williams.
XIV. Geo. '. L.wrehce.
TENNESSEE.
J.. r. A. Crawfird.
IL. l.. c. Houk.
III John {. Everett.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Chester d. Hall ard.
WISCONSIN.
l.. G. II. +. Paine JOAN w. Cay
u.ithamar G. sloan.
III. 'Amasa COBB -, r,,.t,
". charles a. hidi4use'
Wv. D. McIrGoe.
Members Of the present Congress.
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Business Notices.

FoR AN lRRIrATBD THROAT, COUGH OR CoLD,
ERowS's BRONCHIAL TnocuEs offered with the fules!
confidence In their efficacy They have been thoroughly test
ed and nsir,ain tie good reputation they have justly
inc.
MIS-. WIssLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP-For chill.
dr.n Tehins Dyseery and DiarrhO.a' regulates the
Stomach AMI Bowels AID cures Wind Cole
DR.. LrGITuLL has returned to 'tie III,
snd cen DO daily consulted at Lis goence No 81 s,
assk'pace from 10 m TIL p on Deafness Cstair.,
aud all eisel.e. Of The S-'e Esr and Throat
A GARD.
n ,on.c&1enss Of Tn. nh Of GOLD hsve decideato Ofe
orgly, Includes tie sD., line of CysR OATS Ia th.
city a. discoun. oinye pei cent
n - desire to y! p ny Pnolic generally tbst hA,,
them in the and fashionable styles
Of Ey I'D Bors cqua to the vfy best broadway
work which caddy otter 10 eel at bona de discount Of
Nos. % tOdr.Lay and g. Lafaye'te'paee.
D.. u. C.. PERRY. The Doctor will return to
new YORK SATURDAY sept D. md his rractice at a.
r6f where ne will b. prepared treat successfully all
Disease. Scalp Loose. Of Fair Premature Ranchis
Moth, Proxies, oud otheT Dissertations rom
the face. No charge tor ecnsu'ta''on.
HnL's HAIR DYE, 80 cts. Black or Brown.
Reliable Depot, No BsrcIsyst Sold by al DrossistI.
ADDRESS TO SMoKERs.-POLLAK & Son, Nicer
.ehauu MnfictnIsrs removed from broone.t to No So
BROADWAY, near FonTh-st Wholesale and Retail ripe'
cut to der aud repaired
WV. KsABg & Co.,
MsSrrAcTUaERs o. GnASD AND SQUARE PrANos
..o,,., q, ,,.Isias ,,ln TbDbcr, Co.eb,,k Str,
sosch I'D other leading @r.'ts. PicE LIs-s promptly
'tnt on application,
AT HUyr's. 43O BROADWAY.
larse or,nien buckle Cater.. for Fall and Winter
war, really n'ie or TO ordfr plain or fancy - d.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBs--B. PALMER, LID.
~ ppie, th. sgsr' Arm 4 LEG for SOLDIERS vIsR OF
CHARGE IA Bwuy NY 1879 ugsrsur-s, rhlad and 10
Gfeen-s. Bosom Comnissionedoy snrg'den in. hASss
BATcAELogs HAIR DYE.-Ihe best III the
world Icr. natural reliable harmless, and instantaneous
n effect lie gcnuiro IL signed WILLIAM l. bArcnELoa
soia By q. bnlssi.i.. Factory No. o. saIeiAy-.,.
BEAUTIFUL LIrE-LrEE PICTURES.
Care, =. ii tie ~ per dozen. Duplicates So Al neg
tses iegscrei IA. LgwIs, No. l5s chatham-'t, y Y
For the Hair ard Skn-BARRYs TRCoPHEI-
ous cheapest article. Sold ~ all drug ,.
GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
nc stitch sEvIsC-Ms, HSss NoL +99 Broadway, New
\ ork. and 293 tu.ton-st Hrooxlyn.
WEEDS Sewing Machine Co.'S highest pre-
miulu Locs.stch machines. No. 5o6 Broadway, y. I.
iRU SBS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPLNsohi
raxpAorA SrPPoRTvRs 6c.-HARsn Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss, Once only Mt No. Feseys,. Lady attendant.
If Won want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL CoMNoS SESsE
cur8r- book r cusio- people, ni good book Tor every
Que Fdc- 81 50. TO be lad at all news dc?o Contents
tsbcs uisiled Tree. Adlfes' , =,
pr T.. p. FooTT, No i3o Broadway. ". Y
WHEELER ~ WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
For se to rent repaired aad Mach aud Operators sent
into families ~ hroalay 2lnd ST. by }. l. ILLS
WHEELER & WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
Locx-Srlrcu SEWING MACHINES. No. 613 broadway
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MIS-. WIssLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP-FOr chill
d.n Trethngi Cure. Dyeery and Diarrha regulates the
Stomach anl Bowe.s. aud cures Wind Colo.
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Sole naents Ia the United States for
CARTWRIGH HI & WARMERS
MERINo HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
ALSO, -
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, AND DRAWERS;
Murray.H

sleeve Bu.tou, New styles. ,or,,.
Two Three, Fon Five, se.es, s,sh' % ~. 2oS Az on
p set. fog sae by u &. ALL]H' .'o' ~ ~ ~ ~
door below Cana''si. -----
,vory Enr Ring. and Pins New STYLES ossh
Witt And Rrd--IuaEE. FOUR aud FIVE poILAhS
sct-ior sale by -, W. -, - h.i,ox c,u.Ist
Ro,.. and Works OF Art.-EIecators sad Dealers
bxng 81 .cons OF books aud WORKS ~ az lH 50 ~
10 conu them to the UNDERMINED VINO hs'- tns
t, a for ID. purpose bondonl for 'a'e oy ancu1N
Ibv their flll viii BE- Obtained. and a, pr sen tsss
Of produce S,s . tssn Can De " any
Auctioneers Of Literary Properly and e'A' Oh AZ"
II Leict strI At are, London u. ID.
Established l's'
i've Daily Express Trains
FOR 4hE NEST,
ALLENTOWN ROUTE.
On and .a.r MONDAY. September 10, 1854. tho
CsNrAAL RAILROAD o. hsw JsHSkS
will run two Daily Express irsns oI tas " o.. leaving
a. IN. and ?. N.
20 Cinc,nnsrIand Chicago and bu. two TO 81 Louia
ms ''''''''''"' Eom New York 10
lrA'A '"' -''N' 80 th,n by other lines, and
Chicago. ..
and all principal points West.
Fare mr~ a. By say other roni
! Superior Sleeping Cars on nisat srsas.
Necklaces for sI.sses.
! TWO. THREE, FIVE. ki1Hr. AIN, FIFIEtN'
i THIRTY DOLLARS each For sae ny ,ru
rs Broadway. one dsSs bslsS Ca.asrrs
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HIRAM W. BARNEY, secretary.

Clubs nnd Associations vi ind good LihENEssr =.
NJ De PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES, aud q laiec Ffs'
~ IN, POlIriCA. DESGNS, suitslle for po'tes crc,
La. envelope. etc, A. HOLMANS Steam Pruning rs~os I'd
ue1t COZ, Centre sni " hitests.
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l1tk ara ua,u aas.su tssk ite. Dleetah@
Of lie h Wsrd Union viii be held this lordsyj
EVENING sept. 1874 1864 at Headquarters. Washing On
Hail. No. 1888 sve. 81 o'clock. Members OF ths E11eu'
WV JOIN z. CUMMING, President.
.,oHv VI. PORTER. Seoty.
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gOh War6.I he ii1ens Association wl meet 81 Lam
ar.!r, Hal nOSDAT ENEtsG, Sept 49, 1885, at o'clock
JAMES ". EISSEfr. Prsstsnt
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HENRY RICHARD. Secretary.
Union Mass Meetins: .,o,,,

Washington Hal, corner 10Th 81. and sIhsv, hONDAA
EVENING, Sept 20. at Il O'Clock.
HON RUFUS h. ANDREWS,
HON. RICHARD DUSTEED
HON w. Il. Is. NILLIKEN,
III. MCMAHON ESQ,
f. w. SUMNER ESQ, Of Texs4
viii address tho meeting Singing undo. tie direction Of ''
A Adams go. W. " ALEAANDSiN rses'oeu"
E +. 4 4. Sa,n }secre'ai'.
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ODD Ward Union Rai:iicltlon Meeting, at Broad.

wy and t,..i hI MP PS.s ,9Sias honr wn Il
Lrrleis,. ion Horace Grscey. bnd Of Music viii he u
lace Ladies axe invited TO eeud sests reserve
GrO p BRADFORD, PresideS
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d.. y. G.. PERRY. The Doctor will return to
New York SATURDAY sept a. nd his rractce
6f st. where ne will b. prepared treat successfully all
Disease. Scalp Loose. Of Fair Premature Bleaching
also remove Moth. frecks. ond oheT dsco.oiions from
the face, No charge Tor ccnsu ta'.On
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BUY THE GrSUIsE.
Buy THE GENUINE.
EUY TIE GENUINE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

Go IN. FELLERs !-"Whsrs ignorance
is bliss, it were, folly to be wise;'' but j.
is not bliss to expose ones own ignorance.
Some hangers-on of the llth Regiment.
in the employ of Lane. recently held an
indignation mtsting. somewhere down in
johnson County. A report Of the pro-
ceedings. published in the Conservative.
concludes thus:
"The refusal of Carney and bis Legis-
lature to pass law giving soldiers the
right to vote, was nefarieusly mean"
One Of the resolutions presented by the
Lane portion Of the Committee on Rsso.
lutions, in the State Convention, last
week, reads as follows: ysa l.saa gd, 81
RESOLVED, That we regard tho law Civ
ing to our citizens inlthe United States
volunteer service the privilege Of ezereis.
ing the elective franchise, as an set Of IDS.
tice to those who are willing to imperillife
in defence of our liberties. - sJ-..o&
We fear this Indig. party are trying to
cover too many eggs at once. But as we
have before remarked, they pay their
money, let them take their choice. I,raa'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

g B. HARDlSa.-We published Q com.
msnication from this gentleman. last
week. concerning an article in the Troy
Investigator. After the paper was print
cd and mailed. We received q letter from
Mr.. Harding, which. from its date.
should have reached us two days sooner,
requesting Us not to publish the commu-
nication, as there was prospect Of the
difficulty being adjusted. Had we re-
ceived his letter in time, we would will
Ugly have left the matter out, for we
very much disliked to insert it and
only did so because he claimed to have
been wronged, aud was refused the priv.
ilege Of setting himself right through the
columns Of the Investigator. An indi-
vidsal without q newspaper under his
control, had better undertake fisticuff
with steam trip.hammer. than con-
with an editor. We hope all
parties are now satisfied, and that there
will be no farther i'll feelings between
prominent citizens, among whom the
most perfect harmony is now desirable.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

FRAUp.-When Gen. Lane wa, rp-
cruiting the ll,h, 18th and 18th regi-
ments. he so contrived the recruiting Of
these regiments that he himself had the
selection OF officers of them. One man
who received the Office Of Major in one of
these regiments. spplie'l to Gen. Line
for bis commission and was told by Gen.
Lane eve yonr father $4,000;
bring me his receipt in full. and you shall
receive your commission OF no other
terms shall you receive It," The receipt
was procured, the commission was signef,
and an inefficient officer imposed npoo
The regiment. Yet Gen Lane is oppossd
to fraud. bribery, or any interference with
the rights Of the peopls.-Troy Rrssfiga.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

How TO DUrLD UP Tows-Eal'r-
prise. energy. and intelligent foresight
arc more powerful agencies in the bu'Lins
up of towns and cities than natorsl al
vantages are; or rather. it wouli be more
correct to say. that without the former.
the latter are OF small account. We
would giys more Tor ONE liberal. enter
prising citizen Of mesns, in the building
of Q city. than for the best rock land
ing" on the Missouri river. There
hardly apy. obstacle which intelligent en-
srgy win NOT overcome, while upon
close listed. grssping. misery community
The best of natural advantages may b
bestowed in vain. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05
s. P. CaAsr.-No~ that the Stats

6. p. CHAsE.-Now that the State
Convention Is over. and the vote ofKan-
sas sscured for Lincoln. Is far as pledges
and instructions can secure il. We may
be permitted to suggest that. IS this Is
still free country. good Union men and
Republicans have perfect right to pre-.
fer eslmon P. Chase for the Presidency.
and to express that preference. without
subjeciing themselves to such persecution
% would be bestowed upon . sheep-kill-
ing dog. We are not one Of those who
preferred him-Lincoln WAS and Is our
ehoies-but certainly men have right
to think for themselves. America does
net possess . better. smarter, or abler
man than Chase. He was an Abolition
ist ct . time when Mr.. Lincoln would
have knocked sny man down Who had
called him one; and he has contributed
% much as Mr.. Lincoln himself to render
the present Administration successful and
popular. Certainly. then. if any Kansas
msn sees proper to favor Mr.. Chase for
the Presidency, or to circulate q docu-
msut setting forth reasons for prefer.
ring him. we cannot see why that should
subject him to ten times the abuse that
would be hesped upon supporter Of
Mcclellan or Vallsndigbam-yes, great
deal Of that abuse from men who would
be supporters Of Mcclellan or Vallandig-
ham. if they had the courage to show
their true colors. This thing of treating
every person as . criminal or Q traitor.
who proposes some other man for Office
than the one who for the time being is
hanging on to the public teat, is one Of
the "things" Of Kansas that ought to be
plsyed out right speedily.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-05

While the United States sloop-osv,
Wyomipg, Captain McDougali, va, o..
ing into Singapore. in December last 4,
was boarded BY q shore-bost, the ssipDs,
of which took tbe Wyoming. which hal
no flag up, for the Alabama. He boarI,i
the Wyoming, and having inquired d,
Capt. Semmes, was shown an officer AZ
the Wyoming, who perssnated Csp,,i,
Semmes for the noncs. and the skipn.,
gave him packsgs of letters contaiuiuo
valuable information for Semmes from
an English 6rm-Cummings, Beaver Z
Company-off Singapore; the long shore
man also left load Of fruit. eggs, fresh
provisions, etc.. which be refused to re-
ceive pay for, the same bsing the gik es
Semmes' sympathizers on shore,