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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11
rHg MoYITYrR AND CAPT. SFMNgs-
TIE gFW ALABAMA.

II is not true, rs reported b! thr 1rnPs, that
Capt SeInmes IL in Paris. but u j. aid that he has sent
for most Of his officers give them instructions for the
Armament OF n new Alabama Of which he proposes
shortly to take the command. The IsH> which seems
to kave received special information about TINS new
ship SAYS ihst she Is small beautifully formed cor
vcite iron plated inside and PrO'ided With powerful
artillery. Capt SenInes has oTdoTtd three pivot guns
capable Of throwing hollow proectles Of 10 and solid
prolectiles of -p English pounds Her crew. which In
th~old Alabama CONSISTED Of li"ncn. IL 20 BE- aug
montcd "a IT, The Franc, says that these details are
positive" IL does not know in wfa' port the new Sip
viii be armed but il believes thai ,urFs iuaucc can
prevent b. fIom put ing 10 sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11
Az EXAMPLE THAT SHOULD BE- FOLLOWED
OrR PUBLIC PARKs.-Our public mans Just

row make a very neat and pleasant appearance. The
alas are clean the flowers and shrubs have been care
fuzzy tended and the trees in the full beauty Of foliage
give an air Of freshness 10 the city which make metro
pOtan life tolerable during the hot days Of SIMMER
Central Park is Of the most attractive places OF re-
sort Ia this country Without ennmerang the variety
Of aquatic and Other birds and the representatives OF
the brute creation 20 10 seen there tho lovers Of 90
ightfu scenery be than gratited with ylst
lts lakes and cascades and is green hills crowned
with foliage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11

ALLEGED BURGLARS AND RECEIVERS
CArGHr.-0r the light OF December IS. Mr.. Daniel t.
Willianss warehouse, No. 80 Warren street vas'en.
tered and r0bbea of silk velvet ribbons etc. Of great
vslse and clue 10 them had until Qua day las,
week whom Capt Greer Of the Third Precinct learned
that they on sale ia downtown auction room.
Inquring there Capt. Greer learned that the goods
had been consigned by Meyer fairchild OF Newark,
~ J. He tlcrenpon detailed Officers 1iIcy and jacobs
and they spprehendcd farchild who said that he had
parchased in good faith from John Hrsh Of No. s.
Eldridge street tlis city They ihercnpon arrested
irsh and he claimed to have purchased from Charles
Koeiler pi1Hsian who seeps lager beer saloon on
Die cat side of thc town, rd ia liz possession wera
ION y ~ which annssA ~ y Ive frrn stolen from;
Mr.. James wardlow No. ~ ssutray .uey, anu fo.,
Nes.rs. tsshan 4 At.Ius Of Nc. " Ws,Eer iyre,t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11

the reccmpense already received by You and those scr
ing under you in the consciousness Of having aone nS -
you would be done by yet you win print me No SSex
~ the Dcerboahd Tor this signal service and 70 say
that in doing So but anticipate the grateful sef aso
ment OF nv country and Of the Government Oh 'h0
Confederate States. "a,
have the honor to be, Dear Sir,
Most respectfully and truly your obi servt.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11

wu proup1-u yOu ~ GOT ne VI tue yailant
,Teg Of ibs xlalsna End thGt es1 ED nothing 70
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, sc.

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SooSfiSs SAoA a HpjusTsp WITHOUT DELAY
b AsR of fes Ems g
can ''''' '''' '' %2iDEs Il Will :,i:s, uss.s,,
A Ii PERSONS AgrAonED TO VESSELS ON
% Ssf ss %iLtaRS Once late tp psa STATE. sssy S
York street. Brooklyn.
70 r
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their prize money a. once BY sppJinso s. rABS CO.,
promptly collected Pension: procured Asrs.I. q p.y
Snsa Army sas s.y
sHlPPIRo.
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and m Se"gssg s &
SITy s,SsS; i$Ys.
and ey.ry ssardsy Al noon from pier g. North
rr., raysS' gold o. y '2Sass ia $50
% % e e E nsas0a 9 DO g s.ni.
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ss se & $ ss 70.
crry patent Gre snnihiaors Erpcreneed surgeons are
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THE BRITISH AMP NORTH AHERrcAs ROYAL
sssrwEES NEW fosk AND .IifyiEssrooL, CALLING
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fhs these sAps win moi be accountable for sps
valuabes uniss bills Of isding having The value or
pressed are signed therefor.
For h''s'' '''''i; ' SEsS'SsssD no .so-us. Green
Ta' '41''lss lTsaIs RIFF 3; c1 ~. ,.,'
gsSSSsis;:;:ss Is:::::::.:::,s::, |;
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passengers Hambusa Havrc London 9euthAmpton
q the fslowius rates P,rst cabin Si0si second cabin,
20 90 .ssass Sn Rsss * sp,d o. n .Jr'y.ssns
~ passage apply 70 a \ RICHARD 4 soAs ia
DPOafwAy.
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YrrIrroNR
councilman BRIcr-
Jon Of D. Sloan Holden 10 have distractions removed
10 66o Broadway
lived, That The resolution which passed The Common
granting 'front.' e q hss e 81 p "a
way be- sod the same 10 hereby resclndsd, repealed
- wss sAspied.
in Of clerks and assistant slsrts OF the various
a for an Increase Of salary.
councilman scRAErRR-
on 70 have rsmeyed tsnnery In Seventeenth street.
Oh was referred 10 Inc COMMITTEES on Public Health.
sxsoLurioNs RssunSD.
bIyed That permission be and the same IL hereby
purpose q recru,ins, 10 remain only during tho
% Of the Common Council
lived, That Cherry street from Franklin square 70
s ~ x. q psosd Aausaucs ana sss he
pruying ord nance therefor BE- adopted.
prt OF the COMMITTEES on Fire Department relative 70
prkinE q tne hre telegraph IN snn chy.
RI co%miuss on Public Heath in favor Of srlns
and Fourth Avenuea r.
~, a. Committea on National Affairs relative 10 In
ss OF receiving regiments from the seat Of war.
or, q The Commites on Public Health In fsvsr Of
lot on the Northeast corner Of Twsnsy.hrd street
fifth avenue
r. or The COMMITTEES On Sewers in favor Of tho con-
on q scwcr In kighiy.second street, between Third
onrth avenues .
., o. n. COMMITTEE 9. Roe with resolution that
Lexington and Fifth avenues b tagged space four
h was laid over
,rt Of Committee on Roads TO curb gutter, Gag 10
avenue, between Eighty.sixth and Eighty -niush
ii was laid over
p, q Committee on Roads, with resolution ,ha. .
Rory.seysnih street. ''''
g. q commi,sss on s.ls.n Pavement. With rs.elu.
bat Houston stree, from Lewis street. . the Eas,
hs owners Of property and one half ~ the szpsnss
br. o. the Committee on whsvss Pier. ana sps e
the pier ~ shs foot Of Thirty.ssventh street. Hast
rh was laid over
..ass ~ss rse ssUs from x: Honor ne Mayor
spsNpprSvsd The resolution psrmtsins as':m Dean
on me- :: . psSS' Ann ss the
nsr:d = ,:ns!s in The minutes and published under
sssse was resolved from h.s Honor The Mayor rsla
sas q % psopsrv sfs - The oncs Of me
Is WAS received and referred - sAs Committee o.
NOES
mmunicaticn Was received from the Csmptross. with
sSdins jay !. iSsA w 'o''
Is We. rsosivsi and directed v - sssrsA u length
minuteA
s' !. ; :a e Gss .s. o. =:
~ :::ss 800. ~ !: J.::; s
$:s;s: 49,: s:;:ss;.s - ~ ~ {:
8 ordinance thsrsfos b sAspssd
II was cArftsd
lhs pApes - lsia even
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
BROOKLYN TO rHItADELpfiI..
THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS.
Pare 81 Excursion tickets o.; good for three days


By I'll. oo9%odsous s.sSsr Ss.s. aoy Atlantic
nd ~ S
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g ss,s r.
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Or;osITIoy sosT FOR Eswsgno Aso rogaK.
ss: = Js s,a .rs
. sss rfS
fsa ..l4 Gsd ss;as ass 0 Grassy
pEeULAR BOATS FOR rHE La IoURErTE HOUSE,
sSe ysr No sSrS ysr ana
$50 NJ inns . %inu,es Steam railroad hourly tom
Fiji Fiji 10 S Ia WESLEY o
TUE 'Af sfoSIs srRa ssfTEgksaass2ff LfSs. .o
rhh oLohTHE QUICKEST,
THE sAFEsT
AVOIDING POINT yu ph so'' D'"S0r
''' "''''''''' s sSss9sxE s5;,
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND sATuRDAre
fhs elegant ''eAmfLiv xourH ROCK.
ON MONDAYS V ssHsoss ! ; AND FRIDAYS.
OF c:r.Sss .ss; and sr. sssSs.l.assx y ). srp.S.
co@fO;ses and hes. that ssv: ever "a. II hms s ".
mouwsah and Plymouth Rock invariably make the pass
sump.ucus suppes and lururousy furnished sAssssoms
are marked fs.isc e sssS ssiTs essa0's
.s. sS ssnp n; On =: north a s.s
Bsrshs and ss.sro0ms be secured ~ Hsrndsns Rr-
- ~ Ec:Jls W.. street Neg Ysrs,
~v''hIosiHsns ,iy,oS so ss:.
Merchants Navigation and fnnsporission o..
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NEW PUBLICATiOEg.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
A PHYSIOLOGICAL vlRw OF MARRflGB-- con-
tanning nearly $50 pages aud l5 lne plates snt en-
craving OF the ANATOMY OF tho human organs In state OF
health and disease with treatise on early errors s de-
authors plan Of sS!y ratonal and successful
truthful adviser e the ms,r,ed AID those c9ntemp sng
free Of postage 70 any address on receipt OF cents IN
stamps postal currency Address Dr. La Crox 81 Maiden
lane. Albany. N. Z.
RooK CONTAINING MUCH MEDICAL INFoR:
a nation and especially important 70 femalea sent
free any part OF the United States Address PRRDER
ICR MYERS, NJ. D.. 49s Broadway, y. Z.
ErTEE OF. ADVICE FOR LADIES'
Has information never before published
Sent free. iusa soalqd envelope, for 10 cents.
Address box $50 Nsw.Yor Post dice.
NEW hooks AND CARRIES DE vIsTTB.-sEvRRAL
IN new subjects Just added. Sporting Goods OF every
description. Trade Supp led. send FER catalogue TO j.
COMP ERT'S Purchasing Agency ~ Nassau street. n T.
DHCTO0RArH CARDS yos 6-NYLrHEH-sAM.
pies and csia'ouas seni Zoe - coa,s. kncase
yeore with kAJFefs to Z. Buraa box
1sl posl o.ee Jersey Cs. y. J.
THosH pecpLl.a sboss-eu 9,tsHsp ~ NO 30
1 Ara .srrs. New York b. CAENiN BLANCHARD.
keno your adnyssc pei ore vsr catalogue.
You Can selt BOOK by express parable ID t0e or hy
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PRoPosAts. !,

CROrON AQUEDUcr DEPARTMENTAL sEwER
~ contractors Separse seal ed proposals. each endorsed
with title OF work for which It be offered the name Of
the bidder and the date of Its presentation will be rsseve
p this once until II O'Clock NJ or Thursday, August II,
1881 the ooasfaction OF in the following streets
Tenth avenue from Thirty fourth Thirtynfth street.
Third Avenue, from l0oth 10 10th street.
Thirty eighth street between Eihth and Einth
Third avenue, from Ninth to Tenth street; Hnd
Hudson street, from Reach 10 Hubert street
Bpeci cations and blank forms bids be OBJ
tanned application the contract clerk al this Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l. DARRA0H,
A. ", CRAVHf,
Iury IN Cvnt luua
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4 fAttl '1hONA1cSn AssbDs Ms
- - 70 RErsEsESr TIE
COUNTY 81 SEW YORK
X raa
AMY.
COUNTY BOUNTY, 7HssE HUNDRED noLIARa
pa sns ssss. % Sss ny s ..
United States 70 veterans.
me County Volunteer comus.ss under INSTRUCTIONS OF
the Board Of Supervisors having ansa ali quotas uad.r ali
calls up 70 this Time have resolved 10
nsss Of recruiting for tbs ~ with The Of raising
the quota in sn.cipaon Of new call by the Pradsni for
men.
Recruits win be received formerly ct the several Pro-
vos. Marshsls oosa q. rsmsny Hail. and .. the County
Volunteer Boom. the Park corner Broadway and Cham
bars street.
The following ara the various Provost Marshas oces
Your.s Dsric.-Capsin Joel B. Erhard. No los Liberty
street.
r.fh pIs,rIo.-oap,ala Henry P. wss. corner srooms
SIXTH D!src.-captan Roster Sixth avenue and
Thiresenth ssrcet.
ssvssth Dstrio,-FredsriOk G. Wagner. No. IS Third
avenue
Eighth District hjanin + Manisrs, No lsos Broad
and Broadway . cunning '''''' ''''
All recruits VIII receive in their own hand. the County
sv q y
sr ass anS sS a.
s1 S2RsEE{ q sasssas s sssY: c.,r
3 sfnE2sa ppm Il TM sfS,s' !sr;rv..o.
S WfEGihx STEW AaT, sas.rylsm
oRIsoa BLUHr,
~ Chairman of Committed
19OrE REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
ncsr Brosdwav Recruits wanted Camp al Eimra village
ass aa s. p
reg!Ient IN my own COMPANY, commissioned officers
OSO ALIENS wANTED-As SUBSTITUTES; ALSO
lCO recruits for regiments pow 10 the Geld Ca early
= '''A'' q DUO anu o'A Colonel si NJ N oRoFTs co
x0UO Choice Of regiments; also I've aliens with to.
as sussoes FOR iT Price men or msp
70 9. Z NooNAN conner OF Canal s.rae. and BOweiy,
CIV and navy 500 bounty cash In hand so eoored
anS DGys oo @ Isl esI p
East Broadway corner Of oaharne CAPTAIN NoIAsN
GSS0 BoUNrY.wANrED Twenty VOLUNTEERS
anlis have relief tickets. Apply Capt L. IsAAcs
Sf AMP ss CASH PAD TO rlyE AESs
have served and three In the and and
have honorable discharges accepted. Call az tho Bounty
Pay Army and Navy Agency Ill Nassau street, stairs
@p7E EACH-CAsH DOWN. WILL BE PAID FOR
S aliens o 10 60 ne a. apn IN
The slbstitutes themselves. Apply between A. NJ and
Y. NJ. al l49 Greene street, Jersey City,
c7OO 500 CASH DOWN As SOON As AccErTED
- w. for substitutes; also for tie navy and In
valid Apply at Paterson House 70 Cortandt street.
ono VOLUNTEERS AND SUBSTITUTES WANT.
OUO ed for thu army and navy. Tho largest amount
OF hand paid t. any one bringing recrut at Gal
Broadway, OF Beecker Enhanoe ~ Blocker st.
COAA BOUNTY WILL BE PAID TO FEW VOL
5JVU untcers for oounryluota. besd DIES relief sent 10
families choice OF cavalry artillery infantry
field guard garrison duty Apply at Ia Sixth Rv
Ok AOn ROBUST MEN WANTED FOR THE ARMY
AJ.OOO aud navy; all tho largest bountes given cash
In hand. Persons coming to this Office with win be
more literally tn than other Office In the city
Apply at United States recruit Office, II East Broad
wav, bet ween Catharine and Oliver streets.
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OFPIcE OF THR STREET CoGNIssI0NER 2s7
" Broadway.
To Contactor- -Proposa enclosed IN sealed enveope
endorsed with the 1.-THE OF the WORT aud ~ the n
the bidder written thereon Dc received II this ofco
until wednesday August s. Ist at seven o'clock A. a.
For regulating grazing curh'rr quite Ing and hagging
Broadway. from seventeh 70 srve ~ nrt street.
por regulating ana grading Nire,y thrd street, from
Kfghth avenue 10 Bloomingdn road. -
FOR eu bling guiiering and fssgne Ninth avenue, from
Fifty shird 70 Fifty fourth street r.
For curbnr suierng and tagging Forsth street. from
For rsssne curb and gutter In vorynnth street. from
Tenth avenue 10 Hudson river.
Por nasens Rrsadway from Fftyour ssroes 70 Fifty
Yor SagEns Broadway, from For,y-sevsnsh street 10
riftieth street.
foc aging and renaesns Broadway from Foryniu,h
teFify second street -, ,.,.,
70 15eth street.
For rebuilding pier No. ~ North river.
For rebuilding bulkhsad between piers Nea 81 and y,
North river. =
For repairing pier No. 81. North river.
For eroavani cellar and nt.ins basement o. houss
Bant forms 81 proposals. together with specifications
and ARE enema can Be obtaiued at this cilcc.
mated street Department New York, July n, 1884.
CHARLkSs0. CORNELL, Street Commissioner
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rro Hamburg foot 81 Thlrd sfreeL Hob0ken, aking
pssssnss! for Hsmbnss Hayrc London and
se2 90 sssrass sn 81 e,yss,c sc,d Or X s9n,yalsns
~ pssass apply 70 \ RoBARp 4 soAA la
DpoadwaS.
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EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The United States mail steamship
YAZOO,
George w Couch, commander.
VIII leave pier ~ N r., for Few Orleans direct, on
WEDNESDAY, August 10,
at . o'clock r. NJ. precisely
No freight received or bills OF adng signed the day Oh
sailing.
: LUDLAM, HEINEKEN co.
lis Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL
YOUNG WIDOW, or AMrABLE DISPOSITION
"A and domestic habits desres 10 form the acquaintance
OF gentleman Of wealth. with view 70 mntrimocy; could
make house Agreesble and kind husband happy. Al
dress Mra Harriet warren Broadway Post once.
A YOUNG wIDowER W fsHINo HIS HOME AGAIN
N enl!vened By refined aud cougenia spirit desires
correspondence with view matrim0ny, and with sue
only furnish svldenosso sincerity expecting siceese
scrutiny BY both no would not object 70 lnr0uuo
ton By third psrsou provided Dc Waite Ac proved
muusy sausfaetory. Address Anthony Bryen rosa omse
A yoync NAVAL crrepxR, or gooD SANDING
"A ~ the sorvce and With ample income, desires 70
correpond Win youua lady 81 cultivation and rehnemenA
Win veW 70 matrim0ny. personal description OF the
air corfepondent requested Address Robk forteseue.
.. g. 9. Richmond. New oriesps, L..
A MIDDLE A08p 0ERNAN WOULD LIKE 10 MAKE
"A the acqusntanes 81 in nAspeqdsnt lady, with some
mean. W. usv " na9tnony. Yieaee edarsss 4 sAng,
4 YOUNG LADY or RRFfNENHRT And CULTURE,
IA gran ger n The city would IKE form the asa uant.
anee Of gentleman, With view v mairimony AddrSss
FOR two days 81 IAwrsuess ssasssn Q. 49, =
A GOOD LOOKING YOUNG Man, OF KIND DIS
Nm ~" mssnS s mus ia s ss%i sssI;ns d
aSsriSsr hes sucsss Tor both zSSrsss sSsssss sssss
- vIesse fes days. FRANK Hbbisd Oreoss 1c&n n
Chatham street, New York.
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THE TRADES.
n gineer and machnis, 70 take charge OF
He used al kinds OF machine and engine works he has
bed The position Of foreman IN machine shops the last
four years. give the best Of rsferencs
beave the city Address Lumb northeast corner y lh
pOQKBINpKR wANrED-AN EXTRA pINIsHRR
ID fer calf andsm0rocc0 work. steady employment and
good Wages Apply 70 o. Clark, Is School IT., boston.
EN0IrRBR-wANTED. A CAPABLh, vArYHYUL
~ engineer 10 run two engines IN The building ApI
ply ~ 10 beekmsn Ct, up staira .-
EOuRDRIN!9R MACHIHR rBNDBRe wANrHD-Ar
y Jsssnp noores njlls, Wilminstoa. Del Address H.
HAEps wAyTsD-on nQyC JAQKErs AND PANrA
nEAcHINrsra -sBvHRAL GOOD WISE HANDS
m wanted. Apply 70 = q. Bsnnst ~ And a 0rssns O.
DPINrnRa-wAHTHp, A BoY VINO UNDERSTANDS
ana AssS Rt Srs.a way
WI ArrRp-AN RNorNRsR 70 auH A srArToNA1Y
w engine nflssn besss pswA Address yGn4s Wcsl.
south kiver, =. :.
VUAHTnD-By RnoPnpRADLn YOUNG nAH. 4
w atuatones prssanan In eeAe aHAll psintna ~ =
AhAross J. l., Herald enoe
nxPnNsDns. =
pURrEAns yuRHIruRH nxrlsss-ovvICH IFS
ID Wet klevenN street. cssws:n nm and sssth avs.
sn6 sAippsd V III pars q me world tArss wagons fop
moving furniture u ETY. eounty. yurnioapo s1esed-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16
Wnr News
WaShinuton-June Is.


To Major General Dix:
We have dispatches from tho Army
of the Potomac as late as s o'clock this
ttNfonriay) morning. The movement at
that hour was in successful progress.
No reports to day from Sherman.
The following di,patch from General
Bn,bridgc, commanding in Kentucky,
has jus, reached here:
II attacked Morgan at Cynthisna at
daylight y"stcraa, morning, and, after
an hours hard fighting, completely
routed lin, killing 300, wounding
nearly as many, aud capturing nearly
400, besides re capturing near y hnnd
red OF General lIobson's command and
over thousand horses. Our loss in
killed and wounded is about 80. Nor.
gan's scattered forces are flying in all
directions, have thrown away their
arms, are. out Of ammunition, and arc
wholly de,noralized.'
Dispatches from General Butler Al
nine o'clock this Monday evening, in
dictate no change IN his command.
No further intelligence has been re
ccived from General Hunter.
TSicnedl T.. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16

Attention Soldiers Protect your
Health No sensible man will leave the
city without a supply of1IoLLowAY's
PILLS AND, OINTMENT. For
Wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fcvtrs and
Dysentery, these medicines are the best
in the world. Every English and
French Soldier uses them. Only 80
cents per box or pot.
DARK w1TnoUT-CHEERFrL WITHIN
Whay matters it though the storm RACES
without and clouds obscure the sun, if
all is cheerful in the household. 1t
cannot bu, be pleasant within If the
good housewife has nice light biscuits
for supper, as she will surely have by
using DcLand's Chemical Salcratns, an
article sold at all the bes; family gro,
ceries in the United States.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16

Hon. j. II. ErinnclI

Gar preventative in Congress is
ever on the alert, watching the interests
"t his constituents and the people Of the
West. like faithful sentinel upon some
important watch tower. We are sur
prised to learn, as no doubt are the
eastern people, that thee are already
more woolen- manufactures in Tie
West than IN tie East. The. Eastern
however are doubtless the largest and
turn ont the NEST yarn and cloth, vet
this will be changed IN few years. The
West is and always will be the great
wool growing section of the Union, and
there is no earthly reason why it should
not be the great wool manufacturing
.section.
A special dispatch to the N. Y. sTri
5nre', dated juno End, contains the
following:
"Grinncll If Iowa, in a good rrcech
on The tariff, called on the West to
bring side by side the woolgrower and
the wool manufacturer. He startled
some New England men by the state.
ment that the West already had 40
wooden mills 10 15a III he East and he
predicted tha, the cloth manufacturing
empire wouldbc IL The Trpes Missis
81 pi Valley.
~ shoscd tina, France, with den
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-06-16
Our Ticket

We. this week hoist the n ltional
tickle. placed before the. people by the
late NATIONAL Union Con;en,ion held. at
Baltimore. We do it because ii is our
duty 70 do SO, because it is just the
ticket that rleascs us, because the
names on that ticket are the names Of
the very men that should Gil the office
for which they have been selected.
One of them has been tried, and not
fMna wanting. Abraham Lincoln is the
peoples man, lie has fully proven him
self the peoples President and The
Tui"n people have wisely selected him
TO be their President for the next term.
We say selected, FOR We consider his
nomination needs hnt the torma|itv Of
IN election TO confirm the selection.
Daring the fore part of his present al.
ininistratian, quite number were dis.
posed to find fault with him some be-.
cause he moved too slow or. was too
conservative, others because Ne moved
too tast Or vas too radical, but nearly
ell, except the most bitter coppe,heads,
now confess, and in tact have for some
time, that his sagacity was far ahead Of
theirs, chat his policy has been mos,
admirably adapted to reconcile adverse
factions and make the n united in the
cause Of the onion and support The
war for the suppression the rebellion
lie has guided the ship Of State with
astonishing success amid the most
tcmpes'uous storm that ever buffetea
against her since she has been launchel
upon the sea Of nations. Mr.. Lincoln
has worked-his way up from poor boy
TO ill the most honorable p ace in the
gilt of any people. From the pilot or
a flat boat he has assembled the scale
until he has become the pilot of nation
and that too amid the most disastcrous
tronbles-eiyil Har-!hat eyer leftll any
nation. In fact he seems to have been
and now be, sod selected President.
and the people cry, Amen!
Andrew johnson of Tennessee our
candidate tor Wee President is also a
self made man, and consequently q
peoples man. In his younger DAYS he
worked as a journeymen shoe maker,
for the support Of his poor mother. He
never attend school a single day. AT
the age of thirty he had less education
than.most children at ten years Of aee.
Bat since that time with close applica
ton, and uniiring industry, aided by
an unusually strong mind, he has risen
10 be one Of the first statesmen of our
land. While most Of the leading men
of tennessee were waited off with the
wave Of secession, Mr.. johnson stood
firm for the old Union, and there he
stands to-day, a monument Of untlinch.
ing and nndyi,H patriotism. Oar people
will reward him With TIC Vice Presi.
dency for the next term.