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e. G.. HIPSLEY.

e. G.. HIPSLEY, sa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Teas, Wines s. Liquors,
No. 1874 N. Gay street, Baltimore,
TTSENDERS thanks to his friends for their for
mer very liberal patronage, and by prompt
ness and attention to business will en- l.,
deavor to merit a. continuance of, theirEEf-fEANl
favor. The public are respectfully in %AAsszsAz
vited to examine our. stock Of CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. Our imported
and domestic LIQUORS are selected with the
greatest possible care. Families may confide
IN the PURITY Of an article ordered for medi-
cinal purposes and proprietors of Hotels may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
Allof which will be sold at the lowest CASH
prices. July Ia, IS60.--1y g lt
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wHEELER AND WILSON


S EW, n M q ma 40 60 D M E.p
II HE Lock stitch made by This Machine
l. cannot be rayelled, and prescuts the same
appearance upon each side of the seam, a sim
gle line of thread extending from stitch to
Stitch 1t is formed with two threads, one up
on each side of the fabric, and interlocked in
the centre of it, The beauty and regularity
of the stitch will be observed, also the firm
ness Of the seam, in which respects it excels
hand sewing. sa
The Machine is recommended for the follow
ing qualities; 6a
/. Beauty and excellence of stitch upon
each side of the fabric sewed af
2. Strength, frmness, and durability OF
seam thatwil not rip nor ravel, and made with
5. Economy Of thread, HH
A.. Its attachments and range ofapplication
to purposes and materials. 3d.
5. Compactness and elegance of model and
finish rslg6 5 nfA1
6. Simplicity and thoroughness ofconstluc
ton. ra y! 8.l ssftl
7. Speed, ease of operation and manage
ment, and quietness of movement.
OFFICE pa WEST BALTIMORE STREET
BALTIMORE, MD.
/ nri1 1S65-1v.
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RHEUMATISM.
SHRTNER,S

i BALSAMECI COUGHSYRUP,
For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoeping Cough,
asthma, BroncAtis, Splitting Blood,
Pam and Weakness of the
~ Breast, Difficulty Of az TO-.
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Bfent u q N q.


This Syrup is purely Vegetable Compound.
1t pleasant to take, and never does injury
but, owing TO its purifying qualities, must do
good under any circumstances. It's effect is
truly Notwithstanding, calming and allay-
ings~the most violent Coughs; Purifying,
Strengthening and inyigoratng the whole sys-
tenn; calming and soothing the nerves aiding
and facilitating Expectoration, and healing the
Diseased Lungs, thus striking at the root OF
Disease, and driving it from the system.
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A. Storck's
STEAM TURNING
sAWING EsTABLIsHMENT, =

SAVING ESTABLIeHMENT, -x-s
1852 East st., between Hillen and Ensor,, Bait,
VXTHERE he is prepared to execute al kinds
w Of SAVING and TURNING such as
Bench Screws, Hand Screws, Bed Posts, Car
riage Hubs, Cart Hubs, Cedar Posts, Stair Ban-
listers, Stair Novels, Piano Legs, Columns, Table
Legs, TEN PIN BALLS, etc.
Also, all kinds of straight and fancy Scroll
Saving. July 8, IS Sly
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GILMouR,s HoTEL.

ONT EUROPEAN PLAN, gls
No. I24 w. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
I'D. GILMOUR, Proprietor.
A LARGE variety of Meats and Vegetables,
~ including all the delicacies of the season,
served up in the best style.
Particular pains taken to keep WINES AND
LIQUORS of the choicest quality. k9n1
ROOMS FURNISHED BY THE DAY OR
WEEK. "a
Ms~ Dining Rooms for Private Parties.
Nov. 1S.-ly. ii s.l.ll...
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.hNs DAILY'S -
VENTILATED TRUS S.,
For THE CURE or @-9
HERNIA OPP RITPTTTRE

A1AO4' III Y - ~ = = = 2 WI
Has probably done more good than any inven-
ton of the age. 1t will cure if cure is possible.
Ihave applied ito about five thousand persons,
most of whom have been relieved. When its
merits become known it will be the only-Truss
worn in the world. The Truss will be applied
by the inventor. Call and examine the article.
w. +. DAILY,
II Light St., 2 doors below Fountain Hotel. s
Aug. 26.-6m
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STAIRS
REPEATING FOUR SHOOTER.
Safest, Pocket Pistol Mades
TlHE advantages of this arm are I:

HVHE advantages of this arm are:
/. 1t is the only Pistol that can be placed in
position to receive the Cartridge with one
hand. Ase est'
e. 1t can be loaded in the dark, quicker than
any other Pistol, and with no danger. ois
3. 1t carries heavier Cartridge than any 9TH
er Pistol of the same size. e4eassiss 4
4. 1t is the safest Pistol to load, shoot or carry,
as premature discharge is impossible.
Sit has less parts than any other Pistoly and'
is less. liable to getout of order. So ~
0. 1t shoots the ordinary metal Cartridge that
can be purchased anywhere
TO BE FOUND AT THE PRINCIPAL GUN AND HARD
WARE DEALERs.S ~ - 4 Il :.
MERRILL PATENT FIREARMS CO.,
Sept. 9, 1S65.-ly. Baltimore, Md.
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FAMILY GROCERY,

AT THE HEAD OF RICHMOND MARKET.
As John G. Pitt, @a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

READS is the place for FINE GOODS, and
for good assortment. Remember thenumber
-l47 BALTIC. street, one door from Calvert.
Oct 21.-tf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-23
Sabrgallg 1,
GOnsrefTpnelles.

,m4ad -z--z4--b .rG2
N a @ri d ten, aus @eru unb
a.i7a&d fads Me gico.6natig
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aulabt. @lsiduObl smiilfe Der eebolt

anlaBt. Gieiduobl srniifle Der gebalt
erb0bt tper0en. * l5e4
@a9 einigen @inpiirfen ipurbe Die
8ia an oas @omite fir WiitteI u. @ege
'5utud bertuieien uuo gum Srud beor>
bert. {
Or. G5aptep aus Californian 1T ben,
Senat ats GoniuI in ben Donau< Sur
ftentbiimer gu 8eltdtisuns borseidlasen
uorb IN. a los77t a.9. ,siisiees aa
sfcp 9ort %. Stunt. Ser. Ser.
Staaten @cfanbte, Sen. Sobeb, bel Der
8epublit bon Yeru, mar in 2ilna anges
fomtnen nno bon Den 8eruanern in
elmer b0df fdmeideIbaften 8eife ems
pfaneeu ipor6en.s Sen. Brnbo, Ser
&rafbent Der 9tepublif, Sradte Die Soff.
nuus aus, oaB bic srobe Amerifauiid5e
6epublit tets Die CUTE Srennei9aft, Die
ieitber beltanben babe, auiredt erbalten
ner6e.
Son @uba miro beri6tet, baB man
bort nit Der neuen Momtniltration un>
snIr;eoea .iei. 0gd f't ~ asfliiisl /
9lus Megico miro gernelbet, OaB elm
slmeritanif6er 8lrBers 9antel 9reen,
auf cine sewalttbatise unO unseredte
8eiie bon ben 6ranaoien sefanseu gee
balten iporoen 1T. Gr bat feline 8es
fdmerben beim Nmsrifanii@en 6 oniuI
an8cbra6tY Q00,a0T
Cine Gorreiponber5 aus Sierra &rua
fla9t iiber ben beftieen &usbru6 6es
gelben 6iebers bafelbit,a ~. 30
Ser Ieste, bort aneefommene. Sams
pier bra6te aberrnals 800 Nann neiie
Sruppen1 e = .E
aaDie 9tberalen elieben % Gefangene,
ebemaIige @onf0berirte, bic bel @offoua
in @efanseni6oit itegerietben, frei.
NlIe Nt6eiten an beft faiierIiden Gis
fenbabhemfino no4eingelfelIt iborben, tbeiIs
s-e9en Mansel an t@elb, tbeiIs iuesen
Oen forttudbreneeH Nnsrifeu Der 9ibe<
ralep auf 6ieieIben,
Sic &diferltben berIiereh eine Gtel< ]
lung mad Der gnnbereu. Man glaub,
6aB RaEintIian filb ni9t n,ebt Ianss.
miro balten t6nnen Gr lit in Der bit>
terten 9eIonotb. @r bot flrsli6 ben
fthasoff@en 9adrfbaH s8asaine Inn
SOC, 900 6raaes, lporanf fid oieier NIT
BefebIen aus Yaris entiduIoiste, fetn
@elb iueiter an Jpn aus5u3aBIen. 9IIs
Narin,ilian oarauf Orobte, absu3ieben,
befabI 8asaine Dem General 8ablmei>
iter, Die geforOerte Summe ausausabIen.
Oils 'btefer fI@ tpeiserte, 6a er bonn 6i<
napa,ninifier 6oulb firensc Srbre babe,
lieb 8asaine Die @eIbtiiten, NIT @epaIt
'er6re9en un6 ibersab oein Safer Nfd>
finiiIian bas @eI6. ssla as6saf3a
aSan1piepn ift bon ben 2iberalsn eins
sefdlofen tporben, aud iinb oieielben
febr Bdti9 bel Natanoras.
General Srtesa, Sberribter uno (tuie
er bebauptet) conititutioneIIer Yrdf fiOent
bon 9iette, E9at cite febr tui9tise De-
pef6e on Serra 8dhfs, 8orfsenbeu bes
gonite flr ausipdrtige Mngelegsnheie
ten, jim % eptdieutautsebatl gu gBdfb< |
inston sefanOt, iuorin er cine emsere
Serb in'bang bon @aerie6 lilnb ben
8sss Gtooten befartportets Sn 9ee<
rico ipoIIe man Mmerifanii6es GapitaI
uno, 9Gmtrit4niiden5 iltaterRebnidnsse
seiit, 1im Giisnbabnem5g baHen unb bic
NineraIrei9tbiimer Oes 2anbes su erft<
DideIn. Die gurOpaii6en siationen
batten f9Ie4t ssgsn MegtcO sebanOeIt
ttib man fet bort bereit, 6ea sIniefifa<
nern ane m6sliae @rleidteuuns 81 ses
tud6ren.
Ser SeralS ,heISet, ssab Elm @sent
BON Snegasin Der StaSt ietsitnb fi6 in
einissu gassa aad saibiasteH bsssbsn
tper0e. ,Euinf
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Nene An5eigen.
9ln Gpntraftpre,l.

ansebOte perben in Der oF FFee Ses gOrfisenSen Ses
Strabeneomttes bis +aa a7sHaas- isi'hf.HAst .
4| Sieuftae Dem 8. 9nIf 10
eupiangen werben fir bic Gonitrnttion pon Se9s7
taufenS Sub, Iaufenses Ma6 mebr oOer peniser,
Sretter Seitenpese an Siioz9 9artet Sub college,
SaSz@berrp, SdSkSunimer Srrasa u 9lOrSza zasartet'
Rorbzgolese, nnb Seiferion. sS,s o795ss
Rldne unb Snbieriptionen t6nnen in Der Office bee
StaStinsenieurs SO. 3orS Gberrp Strase, einseies
ben Iuerben.
e~ sse@ !i Sec. g. gRtunep.
iun20bb gerittenber Ses StrasensGomites
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What is an Editor I!

In the popular opinion an editor is
one who writes for and clips items
from other papers for his own. And
the popular opinion this far is the cor
rect one.
But what is the relation of the edi-
tor to his own columns, and to the
public
Popular opinion holds him rcspon-
slble in great measure for every thiag
that appears. This is partly true and
partly false. Ic can reject or accept
articles submitted to his care. But he
is dealing unfairly ie lie accepts the
matter bearing only on one side of a,
disputed point, and rejects what ap-
pears for the other. He can accept both
without indicating to, what side he
leans. No one has a right to demand
his. sentiments upon either side.
Again he can express himself decided
ly in favor of one side or the other.
No one can question this right. And
this is his relation to. his own columns
Now what'is it to the public? The
popular opinion, to some extent at
least, is iss,tthhiat that be is "a, tool for every
body's use. fla person want an asxo
ground, he expects the editor to turn
the grindstone for him. And if the edi-
tor refuses, he is said to be opposed to
progress and public sentiment. Now
il may bevery well for every body to
have sharp axe, but it is not weilIto
expect an editor of a newspaper to
grind every body's axe without some
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ht Aila lliG TsIcgriIlh.

NY iuS'ralion were ever needed :,
snow 'h'%H ll'hchnS DEF ermnati on he Err
F7n '"elr%e' n" more, Signal exAmpIc
yPuhhEtpo9 1n'tu out than in The rrpeoteI
cP"E. "h' 4Imost yearly efforts made 10
rS'"".''h eF'nah%%nt tlecirich coiin6nico
,on N pc"ai this country and SHs,icn
~" E'N from this date, the'dfh cx
pcui,oQ iimpilcd FOR lnig nnsnnr' vN ,
Leave EugId'. tap'p'ss "l'
ne '~f'nimn OF operations$now icciaeu
nP"h 'pfhy as follows y TIE Grrnt
E"siG'" l. we have said,. 10 pr6ccei Ia
'ben'"H'e! ln Saturday next Pberc sbs
VII! 'rNG " board her fual Stores ofcoaI
anu wh''f s occupied the neR shore cnMd
from fo'o1merum Bay will be iaid rom
me "m yolry. when this is corhpio,,I
two dav-he Gren, E1sin,n w..
tT"ho 10 afntia, and after having hA1e,
lne splG'wIIl at once commence the pl!irat
"orN oI LlGg the main cable. Lastyesr
~ - I"nrn' That the speed of The Great
,'s'Vrn V' occasionally too great for safe
y P"yih2"I The rope. This time, there.
,ofo, her!i9 of going will be absoln,clv
l'tn,'eu 'Pepw SIX knots. At this speed /
Will oecu i!eyen or twelve days Ia cono,
=, p. IT," ''o'u SHlentla IolVl "a
iieert pttnt. During the whole fine of
me operpn The new instruments $jll hn
ao'o 'osd signals through Vale6,in a,
every no; stating the latitude and! Iongi,
'nue oi ISreat ship, the wealher amount
OF cable out, SC Ordinary news md
.nesSagckely to interest thosc.at sea and
Isolated IN the rest Of tie world are olyn.
10 nc sein reply from Ireland 10 the Greo,
EnSternS eSselS hgye already been sem.
put TO foun'llanA with 1000 Ions "f
/ coal anMPposfg The expedition to ba
successful ne Great Eastern will take tbesc
pa ooardl rsnirn 10 The spor where tho,
cable cable .w'o unfortunately broken lns, ar
iiis iSle erarpled for. and even If aix
weeks oJo months arc consumed in mo
.hor's, fpled for till found. 1.-THE end
- g"t iP surface. Of course the usnoi
splice we made with portions which Ard
now slo'on board The Grca, Eastern onJ
'ne "morry. when the big shin will
again re' to Hearts Content Bay and loy +
ne remer OF her passage. THUS. fat I
goes we1e month of September. M In. es,,
WI seewith Two. lines of teieeranh'to
Americ9d both of which, when once
doSn lbp water, are likely 10 remain IN
p'"s' .ars 20 como, The,arsangemerts
mao q tgsing he cable Of 13st year arr3aT,a aT,a
,sydIsi PsE s,i, s@@ gel pe glued ~ Lofa34
Z ap''S s4'5dSG .7tfaim JslFs4 y, 4is
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Chic Democratic State Convention

in Cincinnati, on the 9th of July, a
Democratic State Convention was held.
which passed a series of resolutions,
from which we select the following
"Rcsolyed, That the crncl treat
ment of Jefferson Davis is unworthy
of our age and people, and that the
Wostis not less Indifferent at Il than
the South and thot we demand Ills
immediate trial Tor treason, on the
N trits OF the question, whether any
sovereign STATE has not the right
w'fich we claim for Ohio, to secede
from anyGpion threatening, her exis-
tcncH. We walli To knbw whether all
parties wi''danyadoctrine common to
them from JcAarscnGnd Calhoun to
Chase and Greely, so that history and
posteTity may get the truth a. last.n
The'ei IL rin! of the true mctal
abont h@', ID it nciusive!v show
shat the y las decided no,Fiar Ln
't2 sPorios resources in men End
m?ney OF the North. Ic We arc sun
pcessel i':s9"- y arinp IL, sunh. !septiments,
1t seems impossible to suppress me:
sentiments themselves. oven in Ob;o
iNH world still moves III = circle
we may retnrn t" first .prine,p.v- st.
in g;H o' ,hc prrscnt 'oa;u. lion q
ha"i''I 4ogmaS,- -1L1lA r5 -A,lq,a
- .as, -.i...tI. St,i
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S'-~s = - re''s~-
WIS Ra9icai il the majority. That
radical element wanted to interpose
ai9ther condition precedent before
th93 should be admitted. And this
Was andsis the issue.
The President wanted the oath pre-
sented, and the Southern members
qualified. Congress said, not until
we impose other conditions and they
agree to them. Both meant itqshold
on to the Test Oath, only one said "pre-
sent it now," the other said s:wait.''
Now the Philadelphia Convention
to sustain the President as
against the Radicals in the immediate
application Of the law. And this is
the true issue between Congress and
the President. So that when the Ma
tlonal Convention has accomplished all
that it can accomplish, or rather all
that 1t promises, our delegation to
Congress as itnow stands will be no
nearer. getting their seats than thcv
are now.
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Population lFsa &c., Of FairIieId,

tVfHiWi0Hi tEsa &Gr OIL faiflitid,
BY theecnsus of j 500 Fairfield had
s2,OeQ iphabitapss; BY the same cen
sus the white population of the State
was about tnree-seSenths of the en-
tire Population. Allowing the frsc-
: tionsof whites, in, Fairfield to. haye
been something less, say two-fifths, and
one-haHef these to- hage,. been fc-
males, the District. would then have
had at that time 1900 white males.
Allowing onc-third Of these to have
been twenty-onc years of age and up
wards and 666 to have died since that
time, there should yet be 500 wlitc
men i'll the Districts aud allowing
the same ratio of the blacks to be
adult males and 200 to have died
there would he 1880 adult males.
white and black yet in the District.
| cannot easily believe that this num-
Der is an over estimate tho il may be
seen among the items furnished by
Mr.. cnnings from the tax books that
S2S is the pumber.of those who have
reported under the capitation tax.
There must be Yardincss in the mat.
ter
The number of dogs reported too is
surprisingly small when we. reflect
that many bows used TO b,yo rron, n,,o
to half a dozen, and almosr cxorv ran
one. Perhaps The tax of sI.5o ner
head has made tbn climate nnho.,.r,.
for this noble animal, Is;tnot nrno,
for tiis small sum to sac rifca > ca;tt
,fuldomestic animal that has lain rn,r,
;.t..,,.g.,, .,.'n' '""V '''' i''h upon
M ,o''' '"' 0' ,o' 'ch years guarded
9o"' mouse ana faWned upon YOU
every time lie has met yoh, and that.
too, after he has Il eody cost yon
twenty zines The SUN, .. Bnt rorb.,
such VERB spaya1 wYiIcMosn ,pS,',s,p i%P'
tui and less attached felt the force Of
lie law ..
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What is q Public Meeting!

From the proceedings of the public
meeting held in Conwa yaoro.,on the
93d inst, and officially reported in
The Horny SotWsl, we learn the rat,-
.er anomalous fac, that
There was not large rcpycsquta
''t'o" Of the citizens of the District
"present, and it was, therefore. re-
"soIved to take the sense. Of the assem-
"blage as to whether it should act for
"'hc District in selecting delegates to
"represcnt it in the Convention. This
"qucstion was decided in the affitma-
"tivo by large majority.
we wish the Sentinel had given, not
only the actual number present, but
the relative vote upon the question:
which carried a large majority in a
snail meeting.
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Rain.

This section was blessed last Satnr-
day, 2Sth, with a most refreshing show
er ofrain. It seemed to be pretty
general.
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~ % OsM Ii e. r C.I.AL~..

w NNsBoRo, July 30.-Cotton--23,
a 26 in currency.
Country. Flour, 50 a9l.
Baltimore Flour SIS, a l6 per barrel.
Lard, 27 to 30c per pound. -,
Corn, 500 per bushcl. g.
Peas, $l.75 per ibushe.
Bacon Sides. 26c per ponnd.
Shoulders, pc. per pound,
Meal, $500 per bushel.
Sorghum, SOC per gallon.
Sail, $500 per sack.
Butter, 25c. per pound
Eggs, l22 Is per dozen.
Tobacco. 10 to $l.lO per pound.
Gold, 40.
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Tuesday Morning. July 81, 1866.

eYH I. P. SLlDER, ESQ, is. the
sole agent for this Pape, in Charleston
S. c.
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'"'0' - worthy O. ms hUe, the aQitOl's
ianors can rot be expected for moth
ing. I,4> - a 4,
a printing Office, likea a Store, isja
/ place for the public. but il is !. public
place for the bchef Of private indi-
ylduals, and as the labor, anxiety and
Investment of tho merchant are nat,
spent for eIeemosynary purposes, SO
neither at are those ofthe5editor. ss@5
! '- Be just Before Generous,
81 The party organs of the radicals deal
IN nothing but abuse of those opposed
k 70 them, no matter how elevated their
position, and this foul language and
studied Misrepresentation, furnished
daily reading for hundreds of tlious-
ards throughout the land. Forney's
Awnicts, his PnES, the TriLune and
other sheet ts.are filed constantly with
abuse of the Prcsidcnt. aud ali who
support him; and to cap the ciimay
here comes so-callcd Governor of =
terms Of B;,fr%sra+a uVSR%.Sn, ',,'E;aJ "iIn
Chief Magistrate of the, Iard tSnt @
'Would shock the coarsest mind in the
country, Ehe civilized world will
di"o,,st H." ,n's uGSpatIn, p:t,, with mmitiSatcd
of the cbaractor of nnaI, ." Ia, eo'ln'",G 'ii
-use such language.
W. Sir IA -,
We too we're struck witr horror '.,t4ta - 49,
CONDITION of ouy co,,rt,.,. ,.,,a,
BRowrLov,s disnotcb 70 Fon.., :,
which ho sanl, NJ ,.a.,o. ',, "
.edcad doc" of the, Vhi,c Ho,.o ,h.t
iis t6 Pltsi1eDtyoH [scx r. ;,.,
.tiai justice will dcn,abd tho rro,.toa.
tons made on both s;dos onI ,.L,
.tho dem"bd is madcT l.wbn Sci ,,ra,,,I: :,
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Great Current EvCRts OF The World,


"A crisis is approaching in the Uni
ted States which will shock the States
with terror. This coming fail viii
bring it to issue. ' ''''
Mexico still boils with. the reyoh-
tion which began shortly after tho
War OF Secession. "a, ,.,,
South America quiycrs under tho
shock of civil volcanoes. Brazil and
the Argentine Confederation against
Paraguay. ..
The Great Eastern plows the Allan
TIC Ocean and sows the tclc-rar !ic
cable that will bear fruit in the wav
OF teiograms that will start from Lon
don at 3 O'Clock in the aJisynooa and
reach New York at 10 o'clock in lie
jore"oo" efthe same dag. NJ johv.
Austria, Prussia and Italy engage
in war, short, sharp, decisive. Short
LASTS Is days, actual fighting days.
Sharp-loss over $4,000 men. Dcci.
slVe-Austria yields Vcnetia. But
strange to say France which had no
hand in the fighting gets Vcnatia for
which 100000 Italian troops were
marshalled to SECURE for Italy. :
In England. the Progressive party
has run down the Conservative Minis
try, and the Queen is compelled to
seek other engineers for the 'royaI
train.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

From that time to the close of the
war he was q consistent and determin-
ed opponent of all the distinctive war
measures of the Government, upon
which any party made issue, including
the Proclamation of Emancipation,
the Draft, &c. And since the
close of the war he has been, as
he always was, a strict adherent of
the Democratic party; so much so that
it was lately announced in a public
speech that he had declared he would
vOte for JET. DaUis, if the nominee of
his party. We have said this much
of the Colonel, as he is the only officer
of rank above Captain on the list,
except one, always recognized as a
Rebel sympathizer.
Soldiers of the Union army cannot
respond to the call of such men,
especially when in company with men
disgraced by the Government, desert
ers and bounty-jumpers. The con-
templated meeting, if left to itself, and
not bolstered up by such men as
WHrrTLEsEY, will be remarkably
slim affair, and we predict that the
majority of designers of the first class
will be ashamed to be seen in the
meeting. Our only fear is that the
corporal's squad which may assemble
will seek to speak for the soldiers of
Vanderburgh County, and not for the
thirteen officers and thirty-seven men
who train to the music of WHITE
sEY's whistle. IF they speak for
themselves only, they will do no harm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

NIBLAcK's organ IL this city is
dumb as an oyster in reference to the
proof which we have published in
reference to his oft-repeated declara-
ton in 1864 that he would not vote
men or money for the prosecution of
the war under the policy upon which
it. was conducted. NIBLACK, with
bold effrontery, denied it, and called
upon Col. ALLEN, his competitor, as
his witness. Ready at our hand we
at once produced the testimony of his
own chosen witness, and satisfied
every man who read the evidence
that NIBLAcK had falsifed his own
words. Since that time we have not
had single word from his organ en-
the subject Are we to construe its
silence into an admission of the facts?
IF not, why does it not show wherein
our testimony is insufficient?