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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

Boheman, who inst that de'oats region ana wn9
write sensation paragraphs TO stimulate and s.ce ne Low
risguded mind OF the North Until preset dsaotes are
removed WIN be impossible for you an ges |ss ~
nosor N learn the M truth In fegaru 70 VIC sate VI 'he
nnhlio mind Sonh What North ana south need most
more cbaDle construction Of each other motives anu &C
tina and I'M and fair response 10 each othefs conbc
lions r 70 doabt that both equally sincere 70
the b inspirations Of the human heat and 10 teau vs.
TO sH age when tue doctrine of totn oep'a''' "1' F
mount. <.-.A.oh ,rpl NOVA ~
rs general rule at work and doing well There seems 10 oe
the kndest relations existing between them sIa e
masters The negroes 10 return to those Nno io
were kind % them the masters ae glad 70 g OacH
who had proved faithful The old feelings OF KINDNESS gnu
lection are returning and look forwsrd 70 see the dp
when the Southern white shall continue to DC the e
brother Leading this race o fall and perfect enirahcrSe
ment
LZa,b{1 1fou ,yune Ia ls6B
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Letter from pr. Biaclbrra.

To tie Editor If The ~ y. Tribune
SIR: From late paper of yours l. learn that you
have grossly msrepresented You stte that eudeavod
during the late Rebellion to introduce smallpox into New
York City. Although Rebel In every seceptaton Of the
term aboard vessel during the war, bat In
field dnty most Of the time and aeTward hospital
duty Although have been a great sinner called"
been debased scatter peence
batants Had you becn where men bled and
died. have beon you wouid not unadysod have 81.
tempted 10 iIure the reputation Of WHO did
oDy jGry Inc Yankees despoLed Of c ny property.
Gen Sherman burned my cotton, mansion aud his rooDs
robbed nv wife Of her ewery and silver This may
have been rgbt shed glory beng
thought worthy II their hsh cruelty Although bere!t o,
property glad 10 know that prncey hss been
lc't IN Scotland where can go and 1--we like hHs mar
Yet desire remain In this country. have loved tho
STARS and Stripes with devotion Quoted 20 epthn-
b. served under its spotess purity when every
freeman yeeraIed it, Once in the United Ststes
Navy dreamed tDst should fnd sefoa aDtagOs
stIc ground But las been. II the principles Of the.
Radical majority gain supremacy then away with constu
tona liberty. IL President JOhnson he sustained expect to
live aud die and be buried il The United W you
the justice publish this IN justice myself
Respectfully, DC. CALHOUN BLAcKBtN
Late Surgeon Z. ;. A
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The Valley Of the Tcnnsssee.

To ne Editor IF The en- Y. Itio fae
Now that the tide Of emigration is setting to our shoresf
from the Old World, and on account OF the abolition o.
Slavery the South is opened up free LABOR desire to
contribute my mite to the general fund OF Information
necessary TO tho emgrant in selecting home
consider Tennessee superior on many accounts to any
other Southern or Southwestern State, because:
l. This State possesses one of the most saubrious ell
mates in the world.
Itisa notorious fact that the Tennessee River coun
~ has been almost entirely exempt from the vsations
of cholera and other epidemic scourgcs
g. Water is pure and abundant III TACT it BY all odds
the best.walered country eycf saw.
The soil yields abundant crops Of cotton, corn, wheat
tobacco. etc.
Extensive forests in primeva grandeur, extend as iai
as the eye can REACH and the creeks and small nv
o that ntersect the country would furnish motive power
sufficient to drive the machinery Of the world these
streams teen with Ish, aud the foles abound IN game
Tie farmer can supply lis table wiih ifot perch &C.
nv an hours Use of the rod; With be rhe IN The same
Tine with sarirrel wild turkey or yenlson.
g. There is On nexhausible supply ~ ron ore easily &C
cessible; and within few miles Of where write, arc
mineral springs whose waters by anali compare iaVos
abs with the celebrated Greeninar la Virginia
This State suffered terribly b. tie war; but is fast 70
operating. ,,..,
ant and will continue 10 ma ntn IT, We want Northern
capital enterprise, energy 10 develop those great haluas
resources. There Is plenty Of and IA ms county az pro-
ductiye as that in your famed Genesee Valley TAI can
be bought for to so Per acre. No STATE exces tbs II
It's adaptedncss for fruit particularly apies, peaches,
plums and grapes. could I'LL columns win interesting
4 scrin,ions OF natural scenery etc. but time orbds.
Allow me to say that will take pleasure IN answering any
pques resIectng the country nom those who wish o
inform themselves further, if they vii address me either
here or az Decaturye, where reside. ly the way, a
charter has been obtained 10 extend The railroad from
Nashville to Memphis, which will pass through or near
this town and Decaturyie The price Of land here ranges
from 81 TO SIS per Again sly TO cmants: IL you
want TO obtain all the advantages have enumerated, IN
your choice Of new home, come TO THIS section OF Ten
nessee. AMOS ShUEILIF'
Liadsa Parry Co., Tenn June o. LEGO.
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TO De Eaifor ~ Tie Y. J. Tff6une!
SIR My attention has just been called to an article
in yesterdays Word which inmsted that the death OK
Senator Lane viii create great changes in the Republican
party Kansa-that In short It viii be the prelude TO the
Of that party Allow TO state that the Re
publican party of Kansas has existed Independent Of s ars
said since his sustain the Presidents veto
Of the Ffssdnsns Bureau b and In way DO imported
by his death. ...
1t H. moreover quite obvious to resident Of that State
hat the people whom the Democratic party kept out In the
cold for four years they would not bow the knee &c
slavery and whose glory is that they have LETT larger per
cent dead heroes upon the batteds Of the Union thar
any State viii be wanting in materials out o
which form very sas opposition 10 the Rebelovine Ne
mOcracy. lam, Sir. yours Truly. hAssAa
My oskI nlv
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IT, "a. EGftoy o, Them Y Tiban.e

IT, NJ EdifoT q TIE ~ T. IibantF
SIN: notice in the report of delegates elected from
the City Of NewYork the Philadelphia Convention fn'o
on the eighth page OF this mornings TRIBUNE. the name %
hs Hon Sidney r. InprahHm. elected with tho Hon. fer
nauao represent the Ninth District lt may DC s
aanth Assembly District OF tbs city IN the Assembly o.
Stte az ne ime the Cors'iurohet A"eadHsat soo'sss
his vote stands recorded dsans, As amer aseH obskA'sA
Neu. York july H. 1876.
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Hopsdaie. Mass, July l6. lec6.
Recenssruciion aud heconeiiiaiion-A Basis
Proposed.
To u. Editor Of TIE N. y. Tri5un,

To the Editor Of The ". y Tribune
Sir: We want peace prosperity and union we are
weary Of war destruction and dscord We demand 81 our
leaders Conservative Republicans Radical Republicans. Dem
ocrsts, Norhernes and Souherners to sei 6y common
and for ALL the issues between North and SOUTH
and TO put an end 10 sectional divisions.
The pressing, paramount political necessity u to day Is TO
take The Negro Question out Of American politics.
Til this the ended we have OILY changed
the Each of the three parties now IN the Held Is
based upon the Negro In vain Peace Peace when
there no Peace To obtain harmony we must hnd COM
gouud II such DO had the struggle WI 60 on
till again pass from to blows and second stu
umph but final unsnmiy.
We want parles based upon new Issues contesin
every State North and South caller history Their
questions must be national not geog nphicf There must 10
no longer Northern party, Southern party Nhon
new prtes are taus oIganzed upon Issues againg ak9
every state geographical pradces and haireds VIII die out
the sore no longer raped will heal Then we shall be Amer
lean citizens and despiso the bgoiry Of secoHs
Thus far. we are al agreed How, then SHAH We ind
common groune This tho problem for American states
mansP in 1866 Let briefly state for each party its own
vicw and then propose compromise which j nav accept
which may Involve sacrifice Of prsjud'e bat not Of
prncll's.
The conservative Republicans arf '..- '. " 1.-THE
fight WIS tor the Union and ifa' o. . ... .. las con.
coded the point She has 1bolisLed thus
eFideneed her sincerity. Sic uca rner
representation IN tie National cos hn'e
fghuuly claims, under the Con.l t -'rsiYe
jurisdiction over htr own people. imt
Suffrage the night TO regulate the li- 10 indi'
Viduhs within her borders ; 90 Cli1u IS u
was and the Constitution 40 - Being su state In the
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Remarks.-The particular claase OF tho proposed
Consiitu ional Amendment Which 81" c-iticiscs We
care ht,le about. The fact that he (who fought IN
the Rebel ranks through the War, and became Ma
or.Genefa in its seryice) evidently dikes this clause
is about the best argument for It's adoption We have
met.
The only feature Of his letter that much interests
US is his unconscious admission that be and his COM
patriots heart just as much Rebels as they ever
were, and only not III arms because Grant, Sherman
g. Co. knocked them out of their hands. Asking at
,enton to this point we leave his logic to be its own
best refuta,ion.-[ Ed. Trb.
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Personal, Political, and Social Subjects
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
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MEDICAL
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April II. 1866: Though but twcntysix years of age
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The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

drove Sireet.-FoR SALE, two story house, tlir-
VI teen rooms water carried through the house.
Price $30o0. Also two houses rear Of the above,
Court Tor So. 500: and one for Sc 500. MI OF the
above houses are new. well arranged, and pleasantly
situated. Apply to ). C. PROCTOR. Middle Street
below Post Office. jyS1 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
"FAMLLY PHYSTCIAN,,
N.'.. IN PRINT,
BY De. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH. A.MND
The Aathor Qfnunaeroas Medical Works.

BY On. SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, AM, MD
The Author QfnUmeroas Medical Works.
lis Six Lectures on the Prevention anil curo e
IL Recommendations Of the lI,slrt-onIT a.,
Rules to dreserve Health and life to a uunireI VcarS
-!lavo been read by thousands AMI hnve carr;oi
hope u all readers and health 10 all WHO have lil
cd its teachings. ~
Dr. Ftells aim in this ncw booI, is Ia direct habits
81 as % avoid Internationally manage intiooston
81 as 10 prevent diseasc-anl to treat disease s, rs IN
Ieseie iealtn. lie would cure hacking cough and
nius lrevent consumption; lie would clear a lliisSv
throat, ami thus stop eroup and dirt era; lie woul
rcgulatc disturbed state Of tic stomach AMI bowels
anu thus stay dysentery and cholera; but Should any
se1se sulcrvene, lie at once comes 10 our aid with
Tho exact rene lies to rrampt clre. lie gaces iirst
at those diseases Which the sick cannot ell doctor,
Oit Which require tho a1 Of capable phys can. and
wien properly and timely trcael, are AWAY ,ur1bc.
These diseases Inc saws are CONSUMPTION. EronrIiis
Catarrh. Asthma, diseases nf the llcaTt, dyspepsia,
headaches, liver Complaints, Piles, Kidney Com
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Congestion Oftle Lungs, lang Fever. Burns Erysin1
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the sick or their friends prepare and successfully
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lie neNt gives the proper treatment ofthc Hair and
Teeth, 81 as to preserve both in health anil beauty
through hic: He next gives rcmccy tor Scl-Sicll-
ness Finally he gives recipes for preparing Hair Dye
Colonge Water, and Tooth Powder all unsurpasselby
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IL is little can do to advise readers To- oh
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Will tc sent to yDuby mail, free ofpos age.
July G-wSmns
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
Lake UmhncNg.


The new and substantial steamer
Andrew johnson" will run the pres
ent season., on Lake Umbagog and the Megallowav
river, as follows,-I ca 'e Frosts Landing in Upton
every Tuesday and lay, at a. NJ, for the Megal,
ioway river, stopping at the Inlet of the Lake and az
Enrol Dam On return trips, leave Durkee's L nd :.
ing on Maealloway, at p. NJ, and Enrol Dan at
L. NJ, stopping at the Inlet. and arriving at FrI,s
Landing, in Upton, at z. NJ, same day. On other
days the boat will be in readiness to take parties 10
any part Of the Lake, day night, at a reasonable
price. e
Fare on regular trips, $500.
Connections nave been made with the STAGE linz
from Bethel, by which parties may loave Bethel ON
Mondays and Thursdays, at p. NJ. or on arrival II
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive ot
Upton same evening. Stages will return 60 Bethel
ON Wednesdays and Saturdays, at A. NJ conrsef-
ing with trains on the q. I. Railway East and West
Parties can leave Boston on Mondays and THURSDAYS
Dy the morning train, and Portland by the afternoon
IRAN, and arrive at the Lake the same day This
route Is one of the most beautiful and romantic in
New England, aifordng to the tourist. he SPORTS
man, and traveller, the most delightful scenery~the
finest sporting, both for gun and rod and the most
healthful and inyigorating climate. jul II
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

HAVING been burned out OF my Rubber Store
II LAT Middle ST., I would solicit the trade
of the citizens of Portland and vicinity, until
where are kept every variety of goo made from
India Rubber comprising in part Rubber and Leath
er Machine Betting, Steam Packing, Baskets, Rings
Hose tor conducting and hydrant purposes, Rubber
Clothing Of every description, Combs, Balls. Toys
Understanding for beds in cases of sickness, Rubber
6ooIs and Shoes Tubing. Spittoons, Syringes
covers, Horse Covers with and without hood, Wagon
lovers lovers Az Seds Pillows, Cushions and Life Pre-
beautiful patters and ali kinds of Rubb Goods that
turers lowest prices.
Please forward your orders for the nrrsent to
jul 13eodH So Milk Street Roston
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
THE MARKETS.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 81.
f'otton-l Unchanged; sales l.Ec0 balesj AIiddling
1pl nds 81 q S9c. -Ifs
rlour-Stato and Western opened q 10c higher,
but closed quiet with Il advance partly lost. State
:t57J @s Co. Round Hoop Ohio at 2j q II TO-
Western ut 20 "a sCE. southern without change;
SHE'S COZ bills. ClIadl nominal.
Wnett sales 5000 bush. Milwaukee No. at 20.
Amber Jersey, new, en. White do. 22b.
Cjrn-opened 1c higher, but closed quiet with the
advance lost; sales 10000 bushels. Mixed Western
s3k a SAC, closing ut eS5c.
Beef-beayy and lower: sales go bbls. New plain
mess 16 90 a 20 90. New extra mess 20 o. q "a 0u
Pork-hcavy; sales 40 bbls. New mess at Il 81
a 81 G5, closingat 81 &c regular.
I.ard-quiet; sales SIS bbls. at 10 a 2o3c.
Whiskey-nominal.
lice-lirm.
Sugars-irm; sales 1000 hhds. Muscoyado at II a
121c.
cf'c--fim: sales 10. 800 bags Rio at 13tc.
Molasses-dull.
l.:Nm SCorus-quiet and steady.
Iallow-morc active; sales 10000 fb. at ~ a 12ac
Hreights to Ihverrool-a shade frmer. Corn 81 a
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

Mrs. j. Il. BURsls ia East 23d St., N. Y, writes
Oct 1sG4: .:Dur:ng last winter three of my chill
drcn were attacked with Group, and fom the violence
OF the symptoms, they we've pronounced to be i'll
much danger. At the instance Of our pastor. Rev.
Mr.. Stiles. lr;ed Icrookals Pulmonc Syrup. which
promptly relieved them, and IN very short time they
errel. cannot refrain from making this testimony
IL
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
FOR SALE.
Ne2U. First Glass House

49, Just Finished French RoV- o., Deering
%:;;;I Street. II Rooms beautifully frescoed.
~. This house has all the modern improvements;
hhds.. ccmcned cellar floor, and is very convenient
in all respects; will be ready for occupancy next
month. Lot so by 100 feet. OIL. =,
rooms nicely painted and papercd; has gas, furnace
marble mantlcs ccmcntcd cellar floor, filtered water
&C., &c. lot 60 by 50.
Road Oflicc. orn,site Preble House. jySdtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
DIED.

In this city, July 80, Mrs. Margaret, wife Of VIM.
Hunkins, aged 43 years. i0'itA f*A
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
at No. % Green street. Friends are nvited.1
In Cumberland Centre, July d, Mrs. Abigail, wild
ow OF David Buxton, aged 81 years month % days
In Boston, July 80, Mrs. Dorothy, wife Of the la
TO days.
Funeral services this afternoon, at o'clock, al
q Spring street.
In Memphis, Tenn, July %, Mr.. Nathaniel Fl.
Pagan, of this city, aged 80 years.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

= cs,,r oo,ncubcrc on Commercial ST., on Friday
l. last. a small account b,Nk, with note t'r $50
aca;pst q; w. Leighton, and an account against
a Sgau9Ss Newman West Falmouth. The finder will
bo suitably rewarded by leaving it at L. III. BUR-
GINS, Commercial st, or at Press Office 179 Com
mcrcial st. Jul30dSt"
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
For Sale at q Bargain.

A very desirable building lot, Grove street, ad-
IA joining Mr.. George i. Fosters, and one OF the
most pleasantly located lots in Portland for gcneei
residence and beautiful garden. Contains 192uO cet,
100 feet front, Grove St., and 1C0 feet on con-
tempatcd street, will be sold cheaper than any equal
ly desirable lot can be purchased for in PORTLAND
Apply to VIM. II; Jerrls Msal Esta1e BIoNer'
- ~ ii3li3w
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

DARN for Sale. The subscriber offers his
j farm for sale or will exchange for city property.
II is first rate farm OF ITO acres with two story
40x6O. There is never falling supply of good water
and wood lot. Said farm is situated on the road
from Sacearappa to Goram Corner about one mile
TO DOW q JOHNSON, Moulton street, or d. H.
look, on the premises. jy27-eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

r 9. TwombIey, General Insurance Broker,
IL. would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is pepar. to continue the insur-
ance Busln IS as Broker, and can place Fire. Life
ponies in the United States All business entrusted
to myc re shal! be faithful ly attended to.
Office at G. Al. Ricos Paper Store, No. 1873 Fore st,
where orders can be left. iuli6tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

Tor Saie-One and half story house and lot i'll
l. the western part of the city. Apply to
WILLIAM T.. REMICK,
July 81. Inns SO Clark Street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
JOHN w. MUNGER & SON,

RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies:
International Insurance Co., of New York,
Capital and Surplus, $1,41sOOO:
Home Insurance Co., of New Haven, =.
CAPITAL and Surplus, $1,2oO,OOo,
American Inns. Co., of Providence, n, L..
Capital and Surplus, $3.50 900.
Merchants Inns. Co., of Providence, II, L..
Capital and Surplus, $237, 600.
The losses at our Agency by the fire of 4th and 9TH
inst will amount to over $500 900, every dollar
of which has been paid Is in process Of adjust
ment. We would respectfully request al persons
desiring insurance, to call at office and will
Place their risks in responsible offices.
Omcc, 166 Fore Street.
jul20-tf JOHN W. MUNGER & SON.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

ENOR SALE. will sellmy house No. 65 Park
II st. Also portion OF the furniture. Possession
given ten days after sale, ffH 4ft ~
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
Notice,

All persons holding Policies against the Iusur-
ance Companies represent, will confer favor nv
adjusting their loss and calling at our Office All
our Companies are able and willing to pay their
losses.
should he happy to take the risks of those Com
panies who have been burnt up. ~
jyat: JW. MUNGER & SON.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
PrOmfptness and Liberality, with
fait5 Reliable Insurance, hi

A Ii persons holding Policies with the Portland
IN Mutual, Dirigo, Piscataqua, or other INSURANCE
Companies now in unfavorable circumstances, may
have their risks placed Immediately in the SOUND
of which are paying every dollar of their losses
promptly and literally, as fast as presented. con-
tinue to be Agent for the following sound Companies.
Pheon <, North American, Merchants, City, and
New England, Of Hartford, Conn, Harmony, Of New
York; Atlantic FIRE and Marine, OF Providence,
persons holding Policies with the good old Western
Mass. Insurance Co., (which voted to close up, al
though as sound and reliable as any Bank in Port
land having re-insurcd all their risks with another
COMPANY will have no occasion to make any change
OF papers; but if wishing TO do So are requested to
cali on me before doing Every dollar of its losses
10 ! WIN. D.IITTLE, Agent,
70 Commercial ST., over John Dennis q Co.'S
ir1 "a d dit .tszll Ial4 III u = 4sg-cfs
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

IIOUSE FOR SALE-No. ss Danforth ST. eet,
Ii cor er of Clark street. For particulars call
't r. FLETCHER & CO., 'ai a'1f
iIInll 21.r Couoara
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01

ONLY Sd 500 for lot of land a two story and
" and a hall story dwelling House-will ac-
commodate four families Lot 6Ox9I feet all fol
$500. r.ft -fss : =
This property is pleasantly located on Munjoy
Hill. Plenty of hard and soft water. Title perfect
Apply to VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Broker
at Horse Railroad Office, opposite Preble House.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-01
For Sale.

TWO of the best building lots in Portland located
i at the West End, Congress Street.
commanding fine view Of the country fol- miles
around-thc White Mountains included. The Horse
Cars pass this property every fifteen minutes. Size
of lots Go IL by 40 and 80 IL by 12S feet with wide
passage for teams in the rear. Apply to w. IL. JER-
RlS. lical Estate Agent. opposite Preblc House.
rr1v cn-dtf