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-, r.,s.t fI,r), Msrrfman, windsor, Ns-D = Dewoh
, a. D, Baker Powderhorn, rezas-Bsusasy Smith
20 sAr Enoch Pratt. Baker, Georgetown. DOG sszAns
Ar oasrley woolssy. Parker Basmors-Ssnsy, snith
a. a. Nicola Chisholm Phisdslphla Simpson C.sgp
Sdar Pendeton, Church, Phuadepnia-behsss s"''n .
0G shr arsr BopseI PAlassgsiAj R ssEss soo
ssS Sr wssd
ss Sss Ga3hs. s.s e. Son.
Steam Steamer Frank sSToDs aRsl yHEsde'DAi''
s,..rosn,n Scotia OBI Jndkins, Liverpool Aug %. and
ss y sSs .ss :S: I
ssss%ssi So Ssa
tswn Pssssa passed steamship City Of 70 S
" 81 sssss q asss
ssssSp %dse and passenger Wiz VI
sss %s - 81: :'sa% s:s%.sa
insSss Aadns Curry Savannah day. eolton,
70 Granada Baxter Charleston, @ hours win
mSs asssngsrs 70 Arthur Jeasy !h inst g miles
pssamahp Carolina Phillips Beaufort, 90 hours, with cot
and 70 EGS, Tphsw NC
and LylSss0n Co. ih inst
Steamship nj lip Louisa Moore wooster Nevee.n NC hou
az 81 sss S ss~Ssr E
sss and soss Baltimore As hours
5 1esGs g. VIZ T.
brig Luna standing N.
ss Win Of .o Order the
Avg Since then had light batting winds and cslms Aug
az e: & W. So Ssys!
Bessie Be- SIC Simpson Ss ,.f FOR PSiiadeipha.
Bar, Pnh q SyS Gain sd 90 sa
s q sSsss S:z'
y winds and fine weather the entire passage; had three
Bari Fla Virginia, johnson, Buenos Ayres, 40 days. with
Bark Jni:n sparks, Jacmel 10 days with ogwOod &C. to
. & e. EA ssa s dsa days s ss
bar Bark Susan Jane, Herford Bridgeport, Ns
Brig pr Erickson DAM Jausen Ponce, PR, II days. with
Big Alice Ioud Kingston, Ja IS days, with logwood, to
Brig Belle, Hn.ich, Black River ia, % days. with
logwoed, TO Brett, Son Co.
mo Ss ss ManSod S'nA 'A u aA'' WIN
Brig dentaur johnson, Ncuvitas II days with &c
Bris HsnTisssa OBI Hodsdon, Bermuda days. with
Brig II Parker -, Cow Bay, IL days, with coal, to
Brig Hush OVENS satia River, Ga 10 days. with timber
sehr Athlete Cousins, Pernambucc 50 days. with sugar.
to TSsn:ss Ss e. e. s ~ .sn sa
Mary Elizabeth, Of and for Boston from Rsmedics.
schr Jessie Jones, Lang, st Kits days. with molasses
schr Mary Jane Parrish, Turks Islands days. with salt
schr voant (Br) Keene Nassau MP, days. with cotton
70 r Webster.
schr Carver Treat, Guanica IL days. with sugar. ID
Snrges Co.
schr Mary Harris English of and from Nassau, days
with mdse to Monten 4 Barlow.
schr Wonaha Hawkins Mobile II days. with cotton, t.
Bells Sons.
Schr Free Wind, Lawrence. Petersburg, days. with cot
and tobacco, to Van Bsunt Slnght
schr Sarah Helen (Br) Stewart Georgetown DC, days
for Albany.
Scbr Wing Of the Wind Rogers Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Richard Law, Young, Stonngon for Philadelphia.
Schr Maria Louisa, EldrldRe Stonington for Elizabeth
port.
Schr Chase, Mills Providence.
Schr Chief, Osborn, Providence for Rondout.
Schr Charles, Morris, New London.
Schr Joseph, Mccarthy New London.
SxhY Eliza s, Buell., New London
Schr RraudyWinc. Norwich
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aIHAcA, Tompkins county, Sept 3, 1856.
The Trustees Of the Cornell University in this vii
lage to-day for organization Governor Fenton, Lieu.
tenant Governor Alvord Ex-Governor Morgan Senators
Andrews and White, Mr. Weaver Of Oneida; William
Kelly, OF Dutchess Erastus Brooks, of New York Col
Morgan, Of Cayuga, and others present The disn
guishcd gentlemen screnaded at the Clinton House
last evening by vast concourse Of citizena
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ApAxs--suddcny, on Monday morning September d,
JouS O. ADAMS, youngest son of II. G Adams
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
at half past nine O'Clock, from the residence OF his
brother, p. G. Adams, No West Thirty eighth street
BUNRER-At Harlem, on Tuesday, September 5, MARY
ELLA youngest daughter Of G. W. and Emma j. Bunker,
aged year and months.
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
grandfather W Rogers, Fourth avenue, between 124th
and 125th Streets this "wednesday afternoon, at four
O'Clock
CATALAN -On Tuesday, September s, JAMS CATALAN,
in the 18th year OF his age
The funeral will take place this wednesday, after.
noon, AZ O'Clock, from his late residence, No 81
Stanton street, Brooklyn.
CAMrpEIl.-On Monday, September a. FREEMAN CAMP
His relatives and friends and those of his uncle Free
man Campbell are respectfully invited TO attend the fu-
neral at the Episcopal church. corner OF Twcntyeghh
four ae and Ninth avenue this "wednesday afternoon, at
soDnsd'os-on Sunday mornipg, september g. at
saratoga, DAVID s. CoDDEoroN, ESQ, son of the late
Jonathan J. Coddington.
The friends Of the family are respectfully iavsed to
attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon four
o'clock, from his late residence, 23s Fifth avenue with
out further notice.
CAvASAou On Monday, September 4, BFryARp CAV
aged year and 0 months
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon
A. one O'Clock from the residence OF his parents No 500
washington street. corner Leroy.
daughter of william and Rebccca Cooper aged wear.
me funeral will take place from the residence of her
afternoon, at two O'Clock
MIrrRTY-At Tiusville, Pa, on Monday September
y N lillian u CAFrERrY, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited IN at
tend the funeral at the residence Of his brother James
Gallery, ~ a, 1915 Broadway, on Thursday after
DRsw-on Monday morning, September 4 HENRY 2.
DRHw, aged 40 years. "
The relatives and friends Of tho family also tho men,
bcrs Of John D. Willard Lodge No 40 " and A M
and the late Exempt Engine Company New York Fire De-
partment are respectfully invited attend the funeral
from the Baptist church. OF Elizabeth and roome
streets this "Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
Paterson ~ j., papers please copy.
MASONIC THE members Of John ID Willard Iodge No
ESQ, Of r. and A. M ere hereby summoned 10 attend
special communication at their lodge roome CORNER of
Centre and Grand Streets this Wednesday, afternoon al
Aspast twelve, 10 pay last tribute or respect 70 the
memory OF our late brother Henry e. Drew By order
JOHN N. M0FFITT, g. w
THOMAS DREW, Secretary.
DAILY On Tuesday fuorning, September 6, after n
hort but severe Illness, HroH DAILY, native Of Gloon.
ulin county Longford Ireland In The 36th year Of bis
gc
His relatives and friends also those Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral Thursday
morning. ~ nine O'Clock, from bis late residence ~
vess street. 70 IT, Peters church. Barclay street where
sos"r hssh mass win be read for The Tepose Of his
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FOrt Oh view HorAs SePteMnex % AeOos
CLEARED
Steamship Persia Br, Lott Queenstown and Iiverpool-E
Cunard.
Steamship Georgia. Gates Observation-Disclosures Guiou
Steamship Havana. Greene, Havana-T AscensioA Co.
Steamship M Boardman, Gordon, Beaufort-Mnrray
Nephew. 80.
Steamship salvor, Morgan Boston--whitney Hathaway
Ship Z W stetson, Hurlbu London-Grinnel, Mnturn
Co.
Ship Lydia (Br), Danrcitter, Antwerp-E Hurbu 4 Co.
Ship Hcrzogin Won Brabant Brem), strohmeyer Bremen
ii Koop Co.
ship Msgdaene tBrem), Henke, Gcnoa-C Lnling a Co.
Ship Aymar Sawyer, Bucnos Ayres-Waish Carver.
BARK Queen Of the Seas OBJ, Reid Sydney, Nsw-R
Bark Greyhound Yates, Monrovia and smsrket-yatesA
P0rterheld
barb Echo tBr,, Thomas 8, George, NB-yed Frye AGO
Bark FALCON (Bf), Olsen New OrieansJ Stuart Co.
Brig o Cashier tBr schwarts, Brstol-yst~s Porei
Brig schAsshe Maid tBrem, schulenSss. Psrnambuco-
Dris Orion tsrj, Curry. 81 Josrs, NJ:
BrisJ Sawyer, Cofsos, Fortress Monroe
Bris Poeds dr. horton, Portland-Mier Ioughton
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miscellaneous.


sss VIZ a. e
but little Of vessel can be SEEM the smokestack and
raising be considered the aggregate viii doubt
from Mystic for Boston which g.
came on Mt high water, and proceeded
sss ss on Hedge
e
happily relieved n. sailing vessel should Be reported
has been Qua At least % days - p''
BARE AGRA, Shaw hence for Antwerp p1ti Halifax "a
BRIe ELIZA ANN Ayres, at Boston from Sagua reports
80 o4 and cc From S Ssf sn
they being part Of the crew of the bark varanOa before
XII e.; e s.sf1 Va. loaded with
os r. Is. .as No IN n On e. s..
cargo.
New Peri
total loss; part Of cargo sayed
Hss {; Aug q Ton 70
the sngs and broken in two, and hsadstays gone.
Cid at New Bedford 9TH barks 3d. Cornell for
Atlantic Ocean tand sld) Desdemona, Phinney. Indian
since leaving ss i Bay 81
spoken. &C.
ship Sermania from Baltimore for Rotterdam Aug H. lat
Ship Cordelia from Cardiff Baltimore Sept q of Nan.
bark Claudia from New York for Dicppe, Aug H. lat 40
BARK Augusta. from Bremen for New York. Aug H. lat 80
Dnndrnm Alsoa Bay for New York. June g. IS 8.
Omega from Liverpool York. Aug g. Lat 81 lon 49,
Foreign Ports.
ArrxrRr, Ans 2-AT Q W White Griffin; Callao; 2sd,
Ellen Sears Bartlett Akyab; 24th Lawrence Brown Janv
'f Sd ssa xlea!a Stevens u, Sy YORK;, .r ,,,
Tssss f. 4.s iii nm ss ss sas from
BnnMEguAyrs. Aug Arr BENZ Bangs Norcrcss Mkyab;
ssS Syo nma anchored on the light
anchor Of The lishthspse goth, Jupiter Kuckens and
asiS August Mssck, Eyqrt. s. .'s..'-1 '''
port sso mo
Bursos AYREs July 2O-n port Maria for NYork in
CAnprr Aug Sid scioto, Perry. Baltimore; 2ad Mgry
co@rs Aug a4~Grr New York (s ottendorf, NYork for
Boston.
As 0sd % sps Bss a
ElsNoRE, Aug i7-Arr Gyne, Prahm, NYofk for Harno
FxLxourm Aug 2s-Arr Vincent Morrison. Philadelphia
0G 10th, Stella, seengrafc from NYork for Bremen
FoLKsrosE no date-of brig Normandy, Horta, from
aSHRsock. Aug as-Arr Eureka, Chandler, Havana.
GALE July lsAnnie siss shields, for Liverpool ids
GU1sicA Aug a~In port brig Eliza Thompson for NYork
Essss Sss gs1Tssls, o'.o
"a s o.
ApS C esd saH Prs sYcTs SYo
HALIFAX Sept lar schr Magnolia Chase, NYork; I'd,
:sa' s
Se,.s M CAV T. Ss sEss
City 81 Dublin s Ryncn do Hibern.n a. pScn Sns
Pres.ey bangor Ne; 18Th VIM Prs.oo ssehs
yah IA sTos rsnss S.. Boston,
fss csFs stssRne cy s''
Neil, somsrs Phisdsphsi Queen, MiscS:li SycrI; sd
NsY oS
S,.., ana a.
Orleans; Hbsrnian ", Dusson Montreal; Maxwell. will
IosgoS Aps SsmcM Ocean Express, Cushing, NYort,
Ms,Souasr no daeH Hp Fred w.rrsr ch,rrs, rr
Aug port sris SsSvi'as rsns FOR
M Aug is..s Yssss Eagle walker
NASSAU. MP. Ausu-rn por. sohr vsuan., for NYort in
X. Az, Bort brig; r,eA.
I SssH r., g. aos..s. from New
PIysouyM xss ssAr EnnsIns ar Ryder. xYers.
YonsIArD, Ausal-or Albion. Mathews London for New
pSs,s 2 S Ts;;:s sYo, .na 81.
S,r u; s,ss:;j P,;n A., New
wG Klein ssss: me
p :ssye ss o- sS;ss% si s s. for
81 SS Siri Sep. sA bark Noggsr. Finn, Bo.on
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HELMBOLp,s ExTRACr OF BUcHu.

Hundreds in silence and hundreds Of others
se sS Se% With apply
wish . that
Be S%
$.oss TT'aon applied to
them simple Hscs . the :1SsS 2
T ss a ia
society and which H. s% rs
precoclous education and marriage
the that designed for corporsal develop
the early confinement Il school, and especially
h and The 'ns excited by
Pr s s,ssp rest the WORK OF nan accom-
necessary required the delicate votary e retain
g @ he
keep: mind S %s
bSns hs eaee To The
retention Of ognnc health and strength the h
N sv e & s G
aee the climax Of misery and the un9runais
na 80 Se % e act
willing subject OF medical treatment This is but truth
before the ability exercise Che Functions O.
Of what cea me tissue
under S Of
early period Of s and as We shall
which The life OF their victims ere nature has self
completed their development
Weakness and Debility, too profuse, exhaust
ing long continued Periods for Proapsus and Bearing
IN
BUCHU. +
Directions for use, diet and advice accompany.
Females every period Of life, from infancy TO extreme
old age will hnd remedy to aid nature In the discharge Of
Its functions.
Strength II isy & 'Rssss :s4
U s1 q
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
having received the endorsement Of the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN THE UNITED STATES,
is offered afflicted humanity certain for
the following diseases and symptoms from whatever cause
orignatng;-
General Debility, "A
Mental aud Physical Depression. ~
ImbccHity,
Determination Of Blood to the Head.
Confused Ideas,
Restlessness and Sleeplessness at Might -
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciaon,
Low Spirits,
Disorganxation or Paralysis Of the
Organs Of Generation
Palpitaton OF the Heart,
And In fact all the conc0mitants Of and deb
tated state Of the system.
To insure the genuine, cut this out.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT OF
Chancery made In u wherein james Ellington and
others plaintiffs, against John William Slope defend.
the claiming to be the next ~ kim according
the statute the distribution OF ntesttes Estates
Elizabeth Horton late of 80 Green Park Buildings the
city of Bath England. widow, living the time ot her
death (Which took place the sd day of October l8l
the legal representatives OF such OF them
dead are by their solicitors before the 3)h day OF
October 1850 10 in and prove their claims at the
ii New square Lncolns Inn In the county OF Mddlesex
default thereof they will be peremporily excluded
the benefit the decree Tuesday, the 18th
November next ut IL O'Clock the sad chambers
is appointed for hearing and adiudcatng upon the claims
Dated this 18th day OF July, 1865 Edward Weatheral
Chief Clerk John Billing Chapel place Poultry London
PLAINTIFF solicitor.
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WOMAN.

Females, owing to the peculiar and important relations
which they sustain their the Offices
they perform are subject to many mferngs and ailments
peculiar to the Freedom from these contributes in
happy who IL Not but one Of these various
yoving the general health Of the Individual and pro-
ducng sickness and premature decline Nor Is
delicate affections and only the most urgent necessity
this The will then thank for placing In their hands
simple specifics which will be found encacous In relieving
peculiar to the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
CoMNGs-DAYToN.-In New York city, Tuesday,
September g. by the Rev IsaacJ Hartley, Mr. OGDEN B.
CoxrSas 70 Miss MARY E., only daughter Of Samuel B.
Dayton, both Of this city No cards.
Worcester (hass papers please copy.
GmBERT-MnIs-At Peekskiil, N. Y, Tuesday,
September s. by the Rev. D. NJ Halliday, D. D., GEORGES
w. GMBERT, of New York. to AMELIA H. daughter Of ].
B. Mills ESQ, Of Peekskill
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday, September T. at the
Church of the Holy Cross by the Rev. p. Mccarthy,
JAMES A. KirRSAS to BRIDGET IRENE HANIGES, both OF
this city.
PEIRcE-HARrr-At Great harrington, Mass on
"Wednesday, Angus, 80, by the Rev. John H. Rogers Mr.
Thomas W. PErRcs, of Portsmouth, Va to Miss FAME,
eldest daughter Of the late Samuel T. Hartt
Boston, Norfolk and PittsbuTg papers please copy
RUDoLr-BRowN. Brooklyn, on Thursday August
81, by the Rev. DR. Albert H. Hunt john LAMBERT
RuDoIF, son Of Charles f. Rudolf, ESQ., of Nuremberg,
Nova Scotia, 10 Mrs. MARIA SoPIIA BROWN of Brooklyn.
California and Halifax papers please copy.
SrEvEysoE-WNANs.- Tuesday, September 5, by
the Rev. DR.. Bowling, ALFRED g. STEVENSON to Miss
JULIA A. WISAys all OF this city.
CONTRADICTION.
To the EDITOR or
The notice of marriage between Geo f. Lane and Miss
Thompson, in your issue Of the Sd instant Is false
such marriage having taken place 1t the and
cowardly attack Of q 'brainless fool
GEO. E. LANE.
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One grain Of Iodine to each huid ounce OF water.
DISSOLVED WITHOUT A SOLVENT.
THE MOST POWERFUL vITALIZING AGENT AND RE-
STORATIvE KNOWN.
Invalds suffering from Scroula In all its FORMS Rheuma
sm, Chronic Disease should fail this
dy II has cured thousands where all other remedies
failed Circulars sent free. DIR. II. ANDERS q CO.,
Physicians and Chemists. as Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by all druggists.
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SOUTHERN ADVERTIsEMENTs.

COTTON PLANTATION TO RENT.-THE OWNER OF
" very valuable Plantation, lying the Big lack river
in Madison county Mississippi Is disposed 70 lease Il to
Of the very best cotton state about
600 of which Is cleared and has been cropped
located In what Is called the second botto which not
subject to overflow and IN one q the heahIe aud best
cultivated Of the State The cotton raised
yearly before the varied from 400 bales with corn
vegetables meat &C., sufficient support the abort
sixty working hands The negroes all remain estate
and are anxious 70 make their permanent home
anty for their continued kind treatment will osscnl
condition In making the lease. The buildings consx OF an
overseers house, ample and comfortable quarcrs for
negroes excellent gin house, mills everything neces
safy for first class plantation Transportation very con
Beekman street.
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THE SECOND PERSONAL COMING OF CHMsT
proved 70 have taken paceThe American UNION Y Dc
The heavens and earh cents sach miASS n ARc
SON oHlce or the Mssslahe publications. ~ sxsn ayenue
New York Conference on THURSDAY evennG from ~
II % Sixth avenue.
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SHIPPIN g NE w S.

ALMANAC yoRK-sHn
Sun RISES. .......... 50 NOON RISES eve 90
Sun SETS. 70 HOE wArxR. morn 20
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FINE ARTS.

NARTEs DE vIsITE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE.
~ ceyed 5000 from Paris ~ cents for sample 81
toJAMEs DE CASTRO. " Nassau street, New York.
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COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED TIE.
~ annshec OF nitrous oxide gas, and have riade
specially since May 1863 They have had failure
patients who had tried coroform IN vain tho
out pain will make charge where this fulfilled
the letter. delicate gus safety
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Inst
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COAL, WOOD, &C.
<SOKE DELIvERED IMMEDIATELY. APPLY At THE
Coal and Coke onloe Ia Third avenue near nfeensh
street. SAhn1 nOnnAL.
r,rRR WOoD.--0OOD PINE AT - 70 PER LOAD;
Ala Vraina Pine Oak and Hickory, ~ the lowest mar
IA urioss: load and delivered "a any part 81 the
FIX IN ' wS ssreets ROWLAND 90.
~ NrCKERBOCKER ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY
N Offices 6 Broadway corner Of Canal street-We are
Is 50 per ton, screened.
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N. Chambers street. ~ VI has on hand large assert
ment OF Gard Copies and Mediums from fine enEravings
Portraits the principal generals and leading men, Domss
TIC and Humorous Scenes and Sub
jecs &C. al wholesale and retail The trade invited call
and examine specimens before purchasing elsewhere Or
ders or letters OF Inquiry promptly attended 70.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-16

active part he took in demanding justice
at the hands Of the authorities. We are
intimately acquainted with this gentle
man. He is our personal friend and
we can in all safety say that, in point of
genuine patriotism, true manhood and
mental culture, he is the equal of any
officer in the regiment, and we have no
doubt the superior of many, and yet he
is reduced ro the ranks as a mark of rep
rotation
Mr.. Williams in his letter already re-
ferred to, assures us that Mr. Stanton is
''a just man" &C., we will not join issue
on this point at present. We have al.
ways believed Mr.. Stanton to be patriot
and man of great talent, but whether
all his official acts have been marked by
Justice and wisdom can be better inqui
red of hereafter-when all the evidence
is before the public.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-16
The Democracy

OF this county met in convention on Mon
day and put in nomination ticket to be
Supported by the " Unterrifed" at the fall
election. The following is their ticket:
For Senate-Col Sirwell of Armstrong;
Assembly-Jno C. Coll, Esq, of the Her
aid; County Treasurer-Jacob Reiber,
Summit; District Attorney-Robert NJ.
M'Lure, Esq County Commissioner
Lieut.. c. S Barclay of Middlesex Au-
ditors-
We congratulate our opponents on be-
ingaba to get resp sctable men in sufficient
number to fill up their ticket. We did
not suppose that there was that many men
in their party so public spirited" as to
agree to be victimized by copperhead
nomination. And we are the more sur
prised to see soldiers accept such compa-
ny, and lend their reputation, as patriots,
to galvanize disloyalty and latent treason
The more so when there is not the shad-
ow of a chance for the election Of sim
Gle one of them What wry faces the
Murrin's and the Cars, the Downey's and
the DenDeys, the Dougherties and the
Gallaher's will make when they come to
vote for one of Lincon's minons, as
they were in the habit of calling them.
OF the avowed sentiments of the con
vention we can say nothing, not having
seen them We understand, however
that one of the old " standbies," who still
votes for "Jineral Jackson" offered q
resolution affirming the stability of sla
very, and was soon called to order for his
imprudeuce. This is hopeful sign II
lis an evidence that epen some of the De
mocrocy have realized that the vorlt
moves.
We have not learned the exact numbe
of districts represented, but from the bes
information we could learn, the conven
tion was not half full IF it was intend
ed by this movement to demonstrate thu
fact, that the party "still lives, it was thC
greatest failure we ever Witnessed. The
few members that did attend this con ven
tion () haden't even spirit enough to ge
tipsy ! A low day, indeed with the De
mocracy
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-16

ea~ Since our last issue, we have re-
ceived letter from Hon. Thomas Viii
liams, informing US that be has written
to the Secretary of war in behalf of the
l4th Pa. Cav, and also copy Of the
dispatch of that gentleman, informing
him that the subject had been referred,
by him, to the Adjutant General, for ex-
animation and report. This is $50 far, so
good. Mr.. Williams also asuTes US, that
he clothed his appeal to the Secretary in
such form as he supposed would obtain
for the matter fair consideration. For
this prompt response to the wishes of their
friends, on the part of Mr.. Williams, the
l4th have right to be grateful, as they
doubtless will. What the report of the
Adjutant may be is as yet unknown
We have also received letter from q
member of Go. H. formerly u, } of that
Regiment, informing us that he had been
reduced to the ranks "for entire worth.
lessness," ON account, no donbt, Of the
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knees; aud if to his knees, in knocking
and keeping the breath out of him. Let
us be sure first that he is positively dead /,
and then let us watch the corpse until
the last obseyuies are performed and the
last meurners have removed their black
habiliments.
1t only by the steady pursuit of such
a course, and its complete accomplish
ment, that Slavery may be regarded as
Dead, and the Rebellion at an End
Ger. Telegraph.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-08-16

Eg~ During The last week this locality
has became quite sickly; dysentery and
fux seem to be the prevailing diseases.
This is the usual season for these dis
eases to make their appearance. People
cannot be 100 careful in reference to
their food, particularly with their chill
dren, Vegetables should be used with
great care