davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

This stage was erected close 10 the main one, and
decorated by double OF Chinese nierDs above the
sketced bust Of Gen sherman the after portion Of the
dcvce National Democratic Club Of The Sixth Ward, John
I. Hoffman Andrew Johnson
The meeting cped % order by Mr.. G. X Garrison.
who senator AlcDouga Of California for whom
three cheers were given upon his appearance lie said
time 80 years from that first addressed public
bly, 10 the City OF New-YoIf was a Loeo-Foco
then. Tbrty years tonight Old Lang Syne. j came
back uoto tLis city. / come now 10 pay tribute
those who Organizing the Government Of TIE United
States There has been great mischief broOding
land for many years past than the clouds OF
leo The clouds Of to day Now what has produced this
mischief with which Government is eggplant except
civil and except the consequence Of civil war; Who
the evil that call themselves Republican mem
mean BrownOw, Governor OF Tennessee believe him
true serpent bound do things Of that Sort aud therefore
Morgan Of Indiana black Morgan whose mother during
me period OF his CESSATION, must have seen ono o.
the imps Of he'll and had the impression fixed
upon her mind. Butler, permit me 70 say that II
be bad been island where ParseD Brown
low was mester be would have been imprisoned IN the same
about ten yerhee the speaker interrupted by the
semblage and his sentiment lost by the reporter For be-
e'e sese ere tie class Of evil men WHO threaten our epnb
10 Iihey can maintain power here's they can unite with
e Iet o. tnls isnd whom 20 mol Know Sl De- ts power
eVtp 9I you ny friends VIII De power gwen ioI me
am bold TO say that the spirit OF the Pnans is tyrannica
spirit Sgb appisuse After reviewing the condition Of
me Sonl me wfstchedness to which the people
were Teoueed ana ae suggesting several o. recon
south should be IKE that OF great hasterPeace be with
them"
reeted Tic Chairman Tor announcing lin from Vermont
He said be bad moved from there place where be might
enjoy The luxury Of voting the Democratic ticket He
euieo his remarks BY PRAYER that he might vote second
tine, aud that with the majority. for John I. Hoffman.
The New York Glee Club then sounded their voices n
melody after which MI. d. Blrdsa Of n Y. was intro
sduced who was glad 10 stand up before NewYork audi
ence because they turned out except when
work to do He said the Radicals tearing away the
wives on the husbands IN toe South robbug them Of their
children aud then sending them the poor without
shirt upon tleir backs
snrges Of the o. s A. the speaker who in
formed the multitude that be had there 10 speak
spoke however OF t connection with the 5t n y Vols
ard sod that wher he IN Arkansas his officers al
LCg COMMISSIONS and left bl- DC tod his soers had faith
hp Government wOid make NJ things right Tor them and
be- would then they would 10 the same it'll him
Nj James Gliagbss Of Couaecllcgt followed in a yegy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY

BURGLARY IN MISUNDERSTANDING the afternoon
Of Yesterday while picnic Of the founding 0f Morrsania
vas taking place the boot and shoe store OF John ger
member 4 Hook and Ladder Truck No situated on TIC
corner Of Eighth and FOrham broken open aud
robbed entire conen together viii al OF bis own and
wies ewey and all their clothing The loss amounts 70
.ercra hundred dol. Mr. Gilger member Of the FIRE
Department with the 90 which be belongs and
wife had gone New York No clue has been obtained OF
the thieves.
FEE At MORRIsANfA.-AbOut liz o'clock last
uiglt n stack Of hay set fire belonging TO
John Crane Of Wilton The stack contained about eight tuns
oil Lay which entirely consumed Mr. Cranes l0s Is
about $50. No insurance.
FlEST FROST or THE SEASON ~ WESTCHETRR.-
The fs frost Of this season noticed the Village Of Ford
han on sandly morning. II very percepbe along the
If rlcm I, ifoad track and on the grass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
STAND No ..


At this stand, fronting the eastern side Of the
squaro there small audiencea sort OF fsgend
gathering tie stand At late hour Mr. a.
j. DenhOeieT called 70 preside and naturally enough
Capt Ryuders tie first speaker announced. The
Marshal proclaimed universal peace any which
Southern coud be induced the Union The
Captain disiHeresecy d the periphery OF the gathering
they had for the purpose Of preserving the Union
whereal not ONLY asonshed but very nearly de
lighted lie said that u II became necessary preserve
from the hands o those had sustained during The war
they would physical force aud fight lie believed N I'D
hitting Southern representative Of Southern sentiment
and seemed be somewhat surprised that the audience
did applaud his opinions He believed ho with the ncTe
sympathy Of the Northern Democracy the SOlth could regain
THEN old position the Government and that that would be
aIe neat speaker was Senator MoDougar Of California.
The Senator from California would certainly have made
speech had BIS health permitted Unfortunately however 90
far Of crowd concerned BIS chronic
ament strongly upon him and he was unaheced inco
hereaf lie was appauted down IN manner which was,
perhaps, creditebic 10 his audenc".
Col Crook then introduced. Under The Impression
the Crook somewhat celebrated as bucc ssiu
cooker Of cheap aud vegetables be 20 first very
well received. yauOls Radical disrc4ed tie delu
and the Colonel aitcrwGTd retired IAen came Col
Cone Who spoks strongly Of fighting New England II
10 let IN the old friends OF the Democratic party IN
the South and on uon Of bis remarks the inevitable
Kerrgan song ceiling upon tis cns % stand by An
drew johnson lie followed by q Of The name OF
MacSOriey who his would indicate spoke IN mixed
song favor Of Andrew Johnson NacSOrey said lie was going
stump the State for Andy and therefore considered TIC
success II ny policy Tho audience was amused.
When the D8ggett HUT, esq read The
resolutions which had before been read and adopted at e
stand and then made speech strongly n favor q My
Policy" Other speakers called upon, and amer bFef
speeches admitting reconstructed Rebels 10 repre-
sentatiOn, tic meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
UHUANILAIIUN OF IHb UHbbUN hEUIoLA IT 2 1T III
RIYB AND MERCANTILE INTELLIGENCE.
THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

TAHITI NEWS To AUGUST S-THB SPANISH FLEET
GONE TO MANILA NETWORK BARK con-
DENIED
san FRANCISCO Saturday Sept. Is, 1866.
The bng W ID. Rice, i3 days from Tahiti, arrived
bringing as passenger Captain Coffin Of the whaling
bark Alabama, wrecked on Chatham Island.
The Spanish feet after making temporary repairs le
Papul for Manila July II. Previous accounts OF the
foTorn aspect of the fleet are fully confirmed.
The bark Herman formerly Of York, has been CON
dcmned and sold Tahiti under the instructions OF the
British Consul Her commander, Capt. Perkins had pre-
yously been drowned. Her condemnation caused much
remark as competent people thought her seaworhy and
that supplies would enable her 10 complete her yoy-
age her port of destination. IL thought her pur-
chaser intended delivering the vessel to her former owners
COMMERCIAL
SAS-FRANcIsco, Sept. I5.-The next Panama steamer
will carry light treasure east.
Leading bankers quote telegrphic transfers at per
cent. The brig Perpetus from China, brings 1000 mats
Of rice and 5000 packages Of tea
Mining stocks are dull Yellow jacket Sl59i Belcher
sl2j; Savage 81 1856 Ophir 800 Legal Tenders IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
PRODUCE AND OTHER MARKETS

AT BUFFALO.
Sept. IA rainy day restricts transactions Flour
Southern Illinois White WLeat-sales Of 5000 bush No
Milwaukee Spring 81 o. Cornsales OF 5000 bush % lOc
for No and 6gc for No. Q Oats dali No. Chicago Joc.
and Milwaukee held al Ale. BareyCanada and state noml'
nal 81. I've nominal Timothy Seed - 5OGs3 70 PORK
eJ5 Lard-Cty, Gle Western 2lfc whisky g 80 Canal
Feights New York-Wheat, 1891 Corn l9o Oats iOc
To Albany-Wheat l5c; Corn l2ic.; Oats oio Receipts
33l SOD bush Barley 252OOO BUSH Canal Exports-tolr
100 bbls.; Wheat 1890 bush; Corn 500 7sO BUSH Oats
q $50 bush; Barley "a 10 BUSH Rye 5000 bush.
AT CHICAGO.
Sept l7-F1our firm ut Sc 250sl so for Spring Extras
Wheat steady at 920s 95 for No and 81 61ds 60 for
No Oats onet at 26i 27c. for No q Hghwnes nominal
Mess Pork nominal at s3 25a SIS So Felghts advanced &C.
Recepts 500 bbs Flour 1872 600 bush Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn 81 bush Oats. Shpments5OOO bOs Flour, sloOOV
busb Wheat $40 600 BUSH Corn 1000 bush. Oats.
AT MILWAUKEE,.
Sent H. Flour active Wheat firm at q OF for No. !.
Corn advanced lc Oats declined lc Receipts $500 bbs
Flour bush. Wheat 1000 bush Oats Shipments 3OOO
bbls Flour L. 900 bush. Wheat.
AT oswEGo.
Sept 17Four steady sales 200 bbs Wheat scarce late
arrivals miers account sales Corn scarce and
Quiet No. Illinois held at 76c Barley dali no sales Canal
freghs steady Lake imports 1870 bush Wheat eOO bush
Barley Canal exports go bb Flour 1890 b1sh Cora eOo
BUSH Barley.
AT ALBANY.
Sept 7-Flour very rm Wheat sales at 81 CO for Amber
State and SJd 81 10 for White Michigan Rye and Oats dali
Corn firm sales 40 600 bush at IL gre ahost IN store held
NJ e4dejc Barley sales Is 600 busb at 81 q for Clinton
County ora o. for rowed and 81 70 for four Towed
Passed FUltonye ~ loads Corn Wheat Oats, Barley
SHIPPED by tows Sunday and Monday 4i7o BUSH Corr
80 90 bush Oats 900 bush. Barley 1900 bush Wheat,
a huah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
trrrrR FROM GEN. W00DFORD.

Gen Woodford, the candidate Of the Union party for
Lieutenant ovcrnor expected TO be present at the
SOLDIER and Sailors Convention in Albany yesterday.
Tue following dispatch from him was read:
NEw-YoRR Sept l6
IA, SOLDIER and Sailors C0Ertntios. City Hal Albany
CouRADg cannot be with you day tor fBd myself
nab 10 arrange nv private business to begin the
before next Wednesday when shall commence at King
90.
n we DO our duty shall secure the constitutional
amendment aud thus accomplish the early restoration Of all
the states 20 n participation In the Federal Congress
b. buyely generous 70 our late enemies but a. oil
times ana al rl,oes resoute true 30 those who
oya allies against treason Thus shall mercy and justice
STEWART L. WoOpToRp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
THE JOHNS ! HOFFMAN DEMONSTRATION
THE MEETING IN UNI0N,SQUABE
THE SPEAKERS AND THE SPEECHES,

Last evening the supporters Of Andrew Johnsons
cy assembled in Unior.quare for the purpose Of ndOr'ns
the nomination Of Hoffman for Governor OF the state
Of NewYOk Seven large stands had been erected IN tue
SNARE and prousiOn OF blue and red fire after the name
of pau9ss the stage, was contributed todo holo
a. the occasion The main stand was fashioned on the oue
Of temple ofhbery with an overhowing exuberanoe OF req
white and blue coors and Immediately behind the speakers
,ad was displayed the hackneyed coat Of arms OF the sa
o. New York Chinese lanterns OF variegaed hue oeeOlA
this stand and directly opposite huge gas eagle hasu p
Iiauty from tie front of the Mason Doree' a nv
work group was erected UniyersiiypAee ana fronting
on Broadway representing Andrew johnson in blue coat
b-,ss bpto,s between two unknown ladies' which tue
Committee declared TO be q very accurate repfeseA'aou
,l ~ sectiops North and South II vas notceaOe ac'
that te face OF the President directed IN an aueh' ma
me- TOWARD the lady who indicated as the fepreSeAao
Of te Southern States The stand facing Ut CLee'e''
re was rather hinlyatended and the courteous policeman
ere detailed 70 keen the platforms clear declared that
their position as guardians of the peace mere snecure
Twenty four boys occupied the grand stand ana at IN
tersL ohanted the wel.Enown melodies Star SpaDged
Banner" Flag Of the Free" and My Country us OF
Thee" The German and Irish elements, which were
e,,,,tel TO be 10 full force, we've lacking on this
occasion and number Of FeniaDs who attended
ths meeting cut Of curiosity heard asking FOR
Nj Frank Gallagher the candidate who had been nominated
on the state ticket Of compliment to their feelings The
numbers the meeting computed yariousy but the fact
was patent that the crowd manifested none Of the old Demo
cratic enthusiasm which formerly the principal accessory
o. Ike gatherings The chief speakers who were announced
81 eam1gly did appear and several old Democrats re-
marked they did not and could not recognize the leaders
VINO formerly assumed prominence at Democratic meetings
Daring the meeting large number OF delegations with ban
m nud passed through the crowd with bands
Of music Tue stand ornamented with huge trans
pirsay intended deueate the weknown features of Gen
ru, There number of Inscriptions displayed refer
rag to the Constitution and the Union and any amount Of
calcium aad Dummoad lights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

This tand was presided over by the Hon. Hiram
Ketchun who said the people called upon 70 decide
controversy between The President Congress. President
johnson he said that the States recently 10
bel!on cut Of the Onion and In
ccp upon such they III prescribe fha doctrine
Is true said be- then the Inhabitants Of those States not c
the United Sate entitled 10 the benefits OF the
Constitution lie concluded by exhOrting oil good
refrain from renewing those feelings OF hostility between the
North and South which bad animated them during tie
Ai X was followed by NJ J. H. Wilson Of Trenton, \. j.
and Geo ~ Curtis NJ Curtis warned the lrish not
be- seducel FROM the Democratic ranks by Radical promises
Mr. James Il. Mcclellan # Z. Y. and Col Roosevelt Of
Westcbesr Co. made addresses but the crowd having
le 10 witness the hIeWks the speaking ceased before ~
O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

lst "a. ID. 4th. 5th. 9th. 7th. eth. 9th. Total.
y yoIP3ts'r' q . ! 3 p! a-ts
Fy catches 3 y 5; passed balls. a. out on fouls
4; out on base 3; home runs. by I. Osborne.
Scorers-W. Robson, j. Folsom.
Umpire-C. Carey.
When the Of the game announced tue most en-
husasc cheers greeted the volunteers When the confusion
had subsidized Mr. Clarence Carey behalf Of the citizens OF
Poughkeepe presented toe victorious club With the ball. IN
whose bands il will remain until smarter club wins H.
A match game of Cricket Will be played upon the
Nexark ground in Riroadave this forenoon at 10 O'clock
between the Y0nkers and Newark second eleyens. - -
Preparations making by the first class Base Ba CuDs
OF Newark 10 attend she Ball Tournament at Newton
County during the annual county fair the hrst week III
OctOber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18

THE GREAT NATIONAL FIELD TRIAL OF MOWER
AND REAPERs held at Auburn in July under the patronage OF
the STATE LEGISLATURE aud supervision Of the STATE AuS
CULTURAL the most thorough and extensive ever
held In this country. Fyniue machines entered for
competition aud two weeks occupied in subecng tie
machine. to every variety Of severe tests
The committee ~ eeve6 Judges composed Of practical and
scientific agcuuriss Gd gathiats reported the results
OF their abors at the Fair at Saratoga Wednesday
evening last awarding the FIRST PREMIUM GRhSD GOLD
MEDAL the Buckeye Machine OF Adriance Plat Co. The
main points Ct superiority shown In the Buckeye Machine
for gh,ness Of draft OF management perfection OF
mechanical construction strength and durability Only two
machines received high number Of merit marks in cutting
timothy In clover field 1t the only machine which
received the highest mark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
MARRIED.

BALDWIN-BIBLY-On Wednesday Sept r. the residence OF
the brides father by the Rev N Waite James NJ eli"n
esq. Of Newlork Miss Emily M Blby daughter Of '" H. NJ
BiDly oil Paterson. New Jersey.
FRAsER-slssoEAt MOodus Conn % Tuesday SEPT III = 20
residence q the brides mother by the Rev M AoOo Ja -
Fraser Of Bay City Mich to Fannie a. soh CT tHs 0f"e p'i
No cards
Detroit and osweso papers please copy. q
GoLD-HABBERroN- BroOLlyn on MONDAY sept H. t a. me
house q the brides Mr. j. W HsrIeT, by TIE Rev nenfJ
Ward Beecher smue, Gold Mics Hattie itao0ertoa
MILLEN2OcKWELLOn Monday Sept. H. at tbs Chgroh Of
the Holy Trinity BY the Rev Stephen H. Tyng. WA Mien 10
Cordslis C. Rockwell both Of this city
sAXTON-SCALESCn Friday, Sept Z by the Rev. I. Bs Of
City No.. ~ H. S1Xton Of ST. Louis No. Mary scales
Of yudou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
STAND No 4


At this stand the Hon Erastus {: Benedict oihcl-
ated as Chairman upon the proposition Of Mr. COurtne] Dis
tret Ato5ney tIe J5 b St nm there bSt sense
the importance OF the There was an ORGANIZED
attempt to destroy the character OF lhe @oIeIe anu
country The present hcuous congress desired 10 set asue
the most important principles and II those men ha9 tner
y they T Eo IS,. Al Ss so MEN TO black eedsn
Senator Call Of Florida then sad that he Southerner
by birth and education He bad fought IN the southern
armies but II the principles Of the Democratic nominee for
Governor be adopted and Endorsed 10 the NORTH then
would perfectly satisfied The South had ouga an earnest
and manly fight and had laid down their arms and asked
for Norfefn generosity zoe sPesAe lee PoSesoe1h "
the Southern Loyalsts Ibe must ooE 10 tpe ueh
who had fought the Union soldiers they wished 10 recon
The Hon a. Rogers of NeT.Jersey upon being called
upon was loudly cheercc He said that 20 years ago at day
the Constitution adopted and for more than years
lived before and after the Revolution There not single
by the dsunon party Of today that was ad
yOcGted prior TO the election o. Abraham Lihcoe lAen
great object 20 place the ballot IN the hands OF negroes
cries Of That So The constitutional Amendment was
loaded down with TIE idea that negro suffrage was vac para
mount object Il placed the negro equsy ana even
superior to the white foreigner The Radicals would elect
Sanbo TO the high ofce Of President Inc united STATES
Cheers Those opposed 20 johnson had LETT the
Union party and the men in Congress who were arayed
against the Constitution were traitors lGrea cheering
The Hou. 5. = Cox sunset Cox was the ne1 speaker,
Gen Batter and concluded by calling for three cheers Tor
Mayor Hoffman.
marks in the course OF Witch be said that FOR ninety year his
fathers Lad believed that State could leave the Union Who
asked him to unearn that WY Ilsd stevens Hi 1,
Without another wor, he would make room for j. l. Hon
mau the next Governor OF Eew.York"
NJ Hoffman and M Puyn then briefly addressed the meet
ing Tae cheering pretty general but By no means en-
Col Dennng of Connecticut the Hon. Mr. cOzlns Mr. 4.
p Cochran Of Nueteenh Ward MI Buck Of New York
and Mr. Hsdly, also briefly addressed the meeting.
William Taylor Revolutionary soldier Of le- spoke or
few minutes and concluded by singing apaote song tue
crowd joining IN the chorus.
The assembly after three cheers Tor HOFFMAN Iruyn ana
Andrew johnson then dispersed to take LOOK al the IRE
works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco Sept. IS iS6G.-JOse A. GOdoy, Mexi-
can Consul mas issued an invitation all Meucan resi-
dents participate to-day in the celebration OF the hy
sixth anniversary Of Mexican Independence.
The whale ship Roman Captain HamiiDy was reported
of Columbia River September 2 with LOW barrels OF OIL
and 200 pounds Of bone this season.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
sandwich Islands dates Of August % report the river a.
Ho at a rise Of thirty feet, sweeping away pier Of sod
masonry twenty five feet high, which had just been com
peied.
ASSOCIATION OF MEXICAN WAR vBTERANS-AN AC-
oUITTAL.
SAN FRANCIscO. Monday Sept 10. 1865
Major Gen Halleck was elected President OF the
newly organized Association Of Mexican War Veterans on
Friday last He accepted the proposed honor but deceu
making speech huuorousy saying that the rule OF the
United States military service required the dismissal Of any
officer who should make speech exceeding three lines.
Capt Nichols charged with matreatng the crew OF Tue
SHIP Reunion acquitted yesterday Judge Hoffman, De-
fore whom the tried regarded the evidence as 100
conflicting b. warrant a conviction
Arrived, ship st Louis. Eugene, from Bordeaux
ORGANIZATION OF THB OREGON LEGIsLATURE-MA-
RINE AND MERCANTILE INTELLIGENCE.
SAN FRANcsco Monday. SEPT II. 1896
The steamer Orizaba, from Columbia River, brings
1913, 500 in treasure.
The Oregon Legislature organized the 10th inst.
T r. Cornelius elected President Of the Senate, and
7. +. ChenOwith Speaker OF the House.
Many emigrants disguised with mining prospects In
Montana are returning to Portland, Oregon.
Arrived ship Kate Prince, Libby, from Boston.
Also arrived, whaling ship Roman, Hambln from
cruise. She has 800 bbs whale OIL l25 bbs sperm oil,
and 1900 n whalebone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
spstiaI Noiftes. G.4---...s.,.
An Anneni 20 1he rninn fietlor. Y,hr City Of sew.

An Appeal the Union Electors OF he City OF New
YOr-he undersigned members OF the Union state Central Com
appointed by the Union State Nominating Convention sed a
Syracuse the 5h Of September instant take Tor rho
reorganization Of the Union Party in the City Of earnestly
upon Union Electors oth city AZ the csengs ad
ted their respective Assembly Districts the
ing Of the 7 and 18Th September instant end enroll themselves
the Union Associations be formed such enroll
Upon this deenis IN large alike the honesty
and efficiency % the Union organization IN this city ia in-
that Un0n shall have ample opportunity
and every facility or the c1eron Of bis jus, influence in ts stars
councils Of tie IL intended that who use the nse
with the party 70 betrsy the party
and ambition shall b.
cuded organization Abundant Tecsuon VIII be taxed %
Of the enrolment and peses able and orderly
meeting District To prevent tud the personal attend
he meeting and the signature to the enrichment Of each IN
diyidual 10 be enrolled, is required. .
We tia. uaiou in this city vii teel y 70 Dc his
high this enrolment sud that cefTTng er 2os
Union ohis city vii on tAe
18th September instant repair q their respecSs
District meetngs part in this important business Oh recon
s,rueg party ossazaon and thus promoting The qua
patriotic state Tcks, nomiusted by the n9u
state Convention and aiding the great WORK Of just and AsIn re
construction Of the Union.
NEwYORK. 18th September, 1850. .....,o..
WALDO HUTCHlNS. AMOR j. WILLIAMSON,
NARTIN Y g. BROWN ANDREW BLEAKLEY,
WIN. H. MCKINNEY, CHARLES :. sPENCEk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
poIitieal Notices.

Tweniy-rst Assembly District tuorh Of Seventeen q and
Eighth Harlem and lorkyieIAe UHoa'
Republican this District who support the principle, e'
bodied the Mon State Convea-
and the tcS headed by Reuben T. fenton zoe
Governor invited attend and register their O. ia.
BULLS HEAD HOTEL, Tbrdve. aud ind
thd the ro5ook prepared for that purpose MOnOAK
EVENINGS September II and 49, from y = O'clock
underlined Inspectors appointed by the Union state
Central Committee. Persona! attendance VII De necessary
EDGAR KETCHuM,
w. n. DE- CAMP, Inspectors.
w L. MEEKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-18
SIN Anniher Witness.

The "esmonials" mul tpy Another Ensih machusl and
machine expert whose comIeencs gives to bio opinion
more ordinary weight puboy ndoes the superiority Of
American machins similar inyenlen MI VIM, ~ Har-
rson Machlnist Cos Sewing Machine ManuciOTy
Hamilton W. addressed friend bat intended for
ys frankly Il gives great pleasure 10 10 those
wish purchase machines Tor family that
at ne Wor GIBBS tHperoTfoT simplicity dlyabay sot
beauty fich mechanical psIjtt0no nat AGte
Is oPISIoS WILCOX CUBS Il THE MACHINE
fAaILI uAKln-Alvs tIamsnt