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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18
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LINCOLN FAMILY.
engraved by A Il. Walter, of Philadelphia, from
Photograph by BRADY three days before the As
sassination,
OMAN'S MISSION,
which stands alone a a work of art or merit,
PARABLE OF THE LILIES.
unriyaed for beauty conception, subject execu
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18
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exposure completely superseding those unpleasant
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

In afec lions peculiar to " FEMALES, is unequaled
by any other preparation, IL Chlorosis or Re
tention, Suppression OF Customary Excavations,
Ulcerate.. or Schrrus State of he Uterus; and all
complaints incident TO the sex, whether arising rom
ha bits of dissipation, mprudence il, the decline
change i'll life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
sUpponr ron "my POLICY"

An Alabama editor, believing that the Mayor
Monroe party can dispose Of the Onionists South pa
manner satisfactory 10 the President thus directs ut
tention TO the victorious patriots Of the Union:
"Gen Phil sheridan grew during the War 20 be quito
notorious His blood 10 Irish and being Irshmap he
Was f OF fight He commanded Irishen They would fight
Hence In an army Of Yankee blusbeles wao were most
spIenddy drilled rstrograde tactics and against man
whose taste stronger than HIS sense Of
duty this little vefeetegh Of resolae Ffpneganism made
some reputation We rather liked the little fellow account
army eraven and SLEEVES lie studied hard at West Point
Ho behaved well In Washington Territory and pleased
10 see him escape pick and shovel which had oon
ributed largely 10 the internal improvements Of Ohio
WHY then has be spoiled all By his foolish show Of
auhory Why has proved 10 the world that he 10 only
vulgar dtcher after ALL and that his high rank Is not
the OF merit bus the resu OF fouitous ccn
stanoesi This really bad We have henoeforth 10
knowledge these Yankee ybrds "a oounymen and would
be gratifying 20 Southern gentlemen 10 know that some OF
than mad lust claims deosncy and respect But one BY one
the leaders OF the Northern army show themselves 70 be only
biackguards and brsggarts
Butsr turned thief OF the start, Turcbp natural born
INN OF psrditon, Thomas has displayed remarkable apti
tuds for irving white peoples churches 10 his black bstters
sherman found the torch more congeniM weapon 20 NE I'M
kniehsy nature TIE sword Grant tried 70 be poll
tcian and failed al lily shsn he attempted dsdf Lee
pos or s latter spapn, TIA bictaiss dtssracs On hoH
JsfA on spsrs.1g Hbd upon s Th blood tie .eorn brave
nan aud synorrs Of samp Major Gen. Phil d. sheridan
has sdded his hs list OF octrages upon humanity "
Che issue Of General Order No. H. Military Division Oh 'ne
Gull"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

The Rev. DR.. J. p. Newman, writing to The NJ y.
Methodist, from New Orleans. makes the following
important statement;
"Nor is II the least Objectionable feature Of MI Johnsons
Administration that having withdrawn the greater portion OF
the troops the several garsons ne hos collected In these
ssome garisons immense quantities OF military stores and
sufficient equip large force There today AZ
BATON RoEss L. ordnance Of oil kinds 10 equip an army
100000 man, viii 6af SiHRis TSgfnsHt protect hsa
Although officially notified of the fact he has paid atten
tlon to the notifications danger Involved. The South
better armed fhda noo"
To appreciate the reckessness Of this course, it is
enough to recall the manner in which our navy was
scattered in foreign seas and our Southern forts left
unprotected, at the close of Buchanans Adminisra-
ton. Gen. Sheridans declaration that the lives of
Union unsafe in Louisiana, and the universal
persecution of loyalty which has followed the rcstora
ton of Rebels to power, show that Mr.. Johnsons
policy is as dangerous Buchanans. He is in favor
of removing the troops from the Southern States; yet
the arsenals are left unprotected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

interest in any settlement that shall not be full and
final. When the Southern States shall resume their
place in the Nations councils, trust they will be rep
resented by such men as they choose to sond, but
protest against their election by Rebels alone. Lot
all the people vote If the Blacks are to be excluded
now, see not how hey are ever to be enfranchsecr
But my first concern Is that the Nation shall maintain
its plighted faith, and not
8 keep the word by promise to hs ear
Ba. break 1t to the hops'r .r ..--.... "a,
Mr. Beeoher has achieved a sudden and wide popu-
larity. In the conception of every blackleg, duest
negro-killer and rowdy, from the St. John to the
RIO Grande he has all at ceased to be fanatic
bigot, dsunionist, and become an enlightened
patriot and statesman His praises are freely mingled
with the blasphemes Of the Hook and the ribaldry of
The Sunday Mercury There is not in all the land one
who considers ringers very we'll in their place, but
that place under the feet of tho Whites who does not
thank him for his letter. The Thugs of New-Oreans
are by this time enjoying it; and Gen. Forrest would
gladly preside at meeting called expressly to ratify
it. But there is badness in many hearts where the
eloquent pastor or Plymouth Church has been loved
and honored-a mournful consciousness that they
have trusted too confdingly and loved unwisely.
"Little children, keep your hearts from IDOLS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

1t required a very emphatic demand to procure
from the Executive the reports of Gems. Sheridan and
Baird. and then the dispatches were garblcd and
omitted. We now ask for the report of the Military
Commission on the massacre. Maor-Gcn. Mower.
Brig. Gen. Dolby, Col. j. j. Gregg, and Col Samuel
Quincy, the members Of the Commission, have made
a thorough investigation and rendered the results in
600 foolscap pages 1t is now in Washington and its
publication is demanded by the people, without the
omission of single word. We do not want it in the
shape of garbled special to The Times we call for it
as it was written.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Chcotts majority may now be placed safely ct IN.
Ts Dsnrsr Nsws gives the following reasons why 1t 10 not

Chilcotts majority may be placed safely ct l1.
TAs DeRre News gives the following why It 10 not
laTgeri
II IL fact which show that the labor
ing population The bone aud snew OF the Territory was
where Chco his best support while the strength OF the
candidate with the bummer drunkardA
adyentuers and floating population We had strong man 70
run against and the opening Of the campaga things looked
gloomy the Union party in Colorado The failure Of Con-
ess pass the blu admitting our state hsd bad enee on
many Of best Union and they consequently lacked
that ygor working for the success Of ne good cause tnss
this matter did in others where the veto power was en-
erosed by the Presidents for exeetly the same reasons
We feared the result OF this failure OF Congress 10 admitting
Colorado al lis late session. and expressed our fears 90 the
time our bill was pending Thssk God and the Union ssnt
nont prevailing with cEeDs that the result has not been
90 bad a. we then predicted II would be- Colorado has NOT
passed the hands Of Copperhesd though we have escaped
ths fate barely by skin Of our teeth IN THIS contest
IN the rights again demanded Of Congress- BY this elscon
he not accorded on assembling Of that fonoreDte
bodv they need blame but themseFes tho Ierloy
PASSES into the hands the Administration parry at tue he1
election Oar people cannot work contioaay for tnose
ispors their rights Let Congress be warned in time Inc
rea falling of In the Union vote at this election nas oeeh
Caused 10 great by its tardy action although nj.
Hunt the administration candidate has always oeen h
cal Republican until the opening OF this campaign MI
having great influence throughout the Territory which vi"
account Ia part FOR the closeness OF the vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Another success to ocean telegraphy has just been
achieved We publish news this morning Of the re-
coyery Of last years cable and Of the progress Of the
work Of completing what was begun twelve months
ego. Should all go well. we shall in few days have
the Atlantic Gable in full operationwi;h what sccss.
sOn of benefit to the public on both sides Of the
ocean II is unnecessary for Us TO point out The lost
cable, II viii be seen, was grappled early yesterday
morning The good news was immediately flashed
through the rp0yasa cable itssG 70 yslsats Whence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Tho Campuigu Tribasc.

Az the campaign opens subscriptions for HE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rapidly increasing We print the fol-
lowing one Of many interesting letters nolOsDs subscriptions
] ITHACA. n. Y, Aug. Is 1866.
m fke Ps6hshy Of T1s ~ y. TSfbNBa -, i.
SIR Inoosed please receive check for 500 Tor WHEN please
ssnc me many copies Of the CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE as that VIII
paw
heartily wish that would devote at least the same
kmoan OF time the purpose In every school District
rougAoat entire State and the reeut would DO told at the
poming election -,
Talsmsno Tonpkins Il awake. and every decspitation
OF officials By tha my policy" guilotins adds sturdy 0rS8
veteran to the great cause Of equal rights 20 all r
Z Very truly yours, BYRON u HOWELL"
Sea advertisement on 5th page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
PERSONAL.
OFFICE ASSOCIATED PRESS. NEw.YoRK,
Eanfarnhex 1854

btPItmUtI Y Ic'O.
To EpIToRs The Cable report nom our European Agent
yesterday afternoon came after had eft the ONCE and
appears from notes find upon my desk THIS morning. 70
have excited remarks and created doubts
Ihave carefully examined the original report and find
that the translation of it, hastily sent out las; evening
is entirely and Enthusiastically correct except in mstazng
the word ,IghAy for materially The true rendering OF
the report would have been; The adyices received here
Of the action of the Philadelphia Convention have had the
effect slightly to advance the price of Rebel Bonds
Respectfully, &C., ID. II. CRAIG, General Agent
Tie Tines s welcome 10 make all il can out of this
error Of the Associated Press any advance of the
bonds is sufficient 10 brand the Randall movement as
anti. National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
THE BOOK OF TEE FALSE PROPHET

Extinct from the speech Of Gov. Seward at The New
England Society dinner, December p, 1860;
The State Of South Carolina desires TO out Just at this
moment going back to Washington for the purpose OF
admitting the State Of Kansas in and ysnigr that for
every ths continent that pu out Of the Union he
already eiRg least States thai vH be Riad 10 e0,
in aud take eir place. Loud oheers Let Souh Caroline i
alabama let LOEsiand lei any othU STATE 90 ou and phk hey
are rushing you p Canada end all ne M,rican States
rushing the loud applause Ibeleye that
stronger the pght OF the 9th November last
when President and Vice President who unsccopta
bic Slave States elected, than u Is That Ia
50 since and believe thst every days sun
has r-1laea r~s-f"-s
prs1dices and that If you will only give II time rsy dayT
os sa will give much brighter and more cheerful at
mosphere. loud and long continued appAusel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Gold is lower and closes 81 ii5i The extremes Of the day
have been 14 I47 The exports Saturday reached S3e2
making since Jaa SJ336OOl against s2136 los last
year Government stocks did not respond to the sd' re-
are revived that Secretary McCuloc means 20 Try five
per loan but hey lack proper Endorsement Money
on call is 45 y cent chiefly latter rate 20 stock housCs
Of fair credit In commercial bills chsnge Foreign TX
change rat rmar bit trustworthy quotations can hardly
be made Frcghts dul the engagements 70 Liverpool
afa OlD bn Corn 40 and per steamer lCOO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

The Times of printing forged dispatch
to the effect that the Randall Convention lad caused
an advance of Rebel bonds in Europe. Sueh ser
Gus charge as this, grossly malicious and unfounded
justes us in printing the following card, addressed
to all the daily papers in NewYork by the Agent of
tho Associated Press:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

and Yesterday great number OF churches that have
been closed during the Summer months reopened
and The different pastors made appropriate sermons
The examination Of George IL. Briggs tho dcfsulting
teller Of the Nassau Bank, takos place to-day at
ie O'clock before Justice Bowling.
s evening the grand billiard tournament which is TO
last one week, commences at the HippOthestron, in
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

PHoRABIE FATAL ILLNESS OF MOTHER ASakIA'-Ins
illness Of the Reverend Mother Angela of tho late
Archbishop Hughes, was announced yesterday IN tns
various Catholic churches of the city. Mother Angela
has been for many years Superior OF 81. Nneents Hos
initial OF the Sisters of Charity, Elevenhs Dear Green,
wichave and at late hour last night was not
20 live until the dawn Her disease is OF very .V S,,
type and IN of her years would be ap, 70 prove MA
Ia very little while At midnight she was shining ePl
and in all probability has already passed nom n' W
great usefulness TO q merited reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

The Legislature of New-Jersey will meet in extra
session at Trenton next Monday, when the Constitu-
tional Amendment will doubtless be ratified, and 1--WE
trust) Republican Z. S. Senator elected. We feel
authorized TO state that Senator Scovel will act with
the Republicans Unonists heartily and throughout
unless special pains be taken to drive him away from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Mr.. Johnsons remark that the Union party "mght
go to the devil" should have been made before the
Baltimore Convention. He was not elected upon
that Dlatform,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
VERMONT holds her Election tomorrow

Later accounts of the Baltimore massacre show
that it was deliberately planned and the. work of
Rebel soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
CITY NEWS.

Queen Emma Of the sandwich Islands left for her home
ntarday Her abrupt departure was oocasoned by the
#egs Of TIE deAh Of her foseTmother Mrs. Roske She
fsa IN the steamer Esv.Yorki on TIE Pacific side In
&msFioan man-of-war VIII convey her to her home.
9asrs were no deaths in this city nom cholera yesterday
% Brooklyn there ves only one. :
q b HsE apnoassa thss the ssmeaer yseslioR M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

EOn The inside pages of fodays Issue olH be found
fpHreporr 1fths speech Of The Hon. ThOmasJ DHrani,
deiiuered IN Philadelphia at The great Union meeting in
that oify Feaianism; COmmerciat Matters, and Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
ST. LOUIS.

Sr LOUIS September = 1865
Coi Camusboa's wife by the Indians is untrue,
Gov Meagher of Moubau has ordered ~. election fcs
territorial sgsls,ure 10 DO held On the ~ sep.eubsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
COLORADO.

The following table gives the maOrities IN each county,
from the official returns in the latest Colorado paPerA
Huerfano County, which ives reported to have giyen
Chcott III majority now is stated to have given 81 whe
ralpeas Tim estimata we printed on Friday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Our adyices from Europe by the Ocean Gable are to the
ID inst The Emperor Of the French has addressed let
r 10 Victor EmaDue congretulang MIN on the Testora
kon of peace and explaining that he Napoeon accepted
nom Austria the cesson OF Voneta IN the interests OF
Italy The Austriens are 70 evaenate the QuaorateIa
snd Venice on the 5h inst The Bill ofndempty for the
RnS OF Prussia Is being discussed By the Chamber OF
bspntes The Bavsrer Chambers have rejected the mo-
Foo Tor the union Of PayaIa With Prussia. Russia,
fppeas desired hst TIE neutral powefs should participate
In The territorial changes resulting from the late war but
Ter propositions failed 70 meet With The concurrence
ENGLAND and France, and were consequently WITHDRAWN
e. Drouyp dS Shuys has resigned the portfolio OF Foreign
Affair." aud his Successor has been appointed The BRUSH
EOvern mont preparing in good earnest for tho threat
Sned invasion Of Canada BY the Fenians and three Bat
kses Of artillery have just been sent 20 quebec
london Times urees revision OF the neutrality laws Win
Iho Wow OF securing greater strpgepcy There has been
knOther largo shipment Of gold for New YORK. Madame
Riston the smtsnt tragic actress has sailed Tor 'his
kountry.
Mike Murphy asd Eve of his companions al Fsnia ms
Nave ascuped ffoushe Cornwall Jail in Canada by Inls
kms thew are no doubt safe in the United States The
Canadians accuse the guard Of beng drunk or asleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Extract from Gov. Stewards speech at Niagara Falls,
Sept. J. 1865:
81 tried to save that party from destruction tried 70
show them way straight and plains but they were IN The
case Of the traveller who got bewered bis way he was
shown two roads leading 70 bis destination the other in be
oppe direction and the record Of bis decision was that he
had not good sense enough TO take either way Cheers and
angher And they took neither way and where are
they They say we shood adhere TO the party have been
party man been four parties and though gen
eray and the enemies Of that party found me on
effective one yet acouied Of nhdelity Bot
never was party that extent that did rot Enow that
The only coarse tho only Qr party 10 follow
e head OF the party VINO the head OF their party In New
Yorkf "A voice ''Horace Greeley -" Very well man 70
10 party any good 70 make i successful must take
He lead do not accept Of Greeley however lLaughter
f,n LEI forth and Nominate ha for Goronor
Of York hsr principals at s sssoA IN air wA
end sy ave not dsatea BY forty hoEsaHd majority then
don't count me in any longer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

TENNESSEE.

FIRE AT MEMPHIS.
At Memphiss FIRE Last night burned four houses on
wgapssgast Losafa9G99@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
TIE Pending CANVASS.

On the 10th State Convention Of Illinois soldiers vii
Be hold Of Bloomington for the purpose Of electng dee
gates to tbs BoldisrP National Convention OF Pittsburgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
DOMESTIC NEWS.


The late Dean Richmond was buried az Batavia on
Thnrsday lest The burial services were performed BY me
oT Mr. Fowler OF ST. Jsmess Church Batavia assisted
by the Rev Dr. shelton Of Buffalo, and the Rev MI Brad
Iey Of Stafford Genesee County The was
preached by the Rev Mr. Fowler. Among those present
Esro ex-(ioy Soyneu Thurlow Weed, Gen Sloeum,
budges Comstock. Allen, Gfoyef, Morgan ana smita, NIL
lard FILLMORE, Bishop Tem&n.
BreonRed Mas defaulter 10 the amount OF w OOO
80 used the money specializing in gold.
To-day FeDian piepic takes place at Squirrel W9oos'
near Paierson N j. Col. Roberts, Gen. Sweeney, Gen.
D'NellI and Gen. Spear are announced as speakers
number Of the leading merchants Of St. Louie have
Aligned and ssued circular denying the continued es-
Ece al oh oera epidemic In that city They say the
umo has been published by certain parties n Chicago to
Gghten county merchants from going to ST. Louis TO buy
FOODS.
In Memphis 80 deaths have occurred from choera IN
Dtlvlnn iowa four in Chicago four; In Helena, Ark,
ksre wore % deaths yesterday from the same cause
An explosion happened at the watertovn Arsenal yes.
tsdsy nIurng several people, and causing damage to the
Amount Of Al50,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Extrac. from Gov Stewards dispatch to Mr.. Dayton,
our Minister at Paris, dated April p, 1861:

1T need further elaborate the proposition that the revou
tiou without cause Is has not preext II Is Just
AZ clear that II is without an object Moral and physical
determined nexby the character Of each one OF
the Territories which the dispute has arisen and both
parties after the election harnoniously agreed to all the
Federal laws required for their organization The
Territories will remain in all respects the same
whether the revolnten shall succeed or shall fall
The condition Of Sarry in ne ssreral States H remain ju me
,ss hksr IL peed or fail There is not pretext for
he complaint TINT the daeced States be conquered by
the United States the revolution falls for the rights OF ihe
states condition Of being ia them will remain sub
ct 70 exactly the laws and forms Of administration
whether the revolution shall succeed whether II shall fall
the new confederscy in the oher they would as now be
members OF the U1ited States but their constitutions and
lews customs habits and Institutions in either will
main the same"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

THE TRIBUNE AT Observation-Disclosures, newsman
1a1.S aud bis boys sell Il on
K asv ia i front Of the Or ncp a. tbs price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Amn4enenfa,

aARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY. AND ENENiEO-THEREsA OR THE ORPHAN or
ONHFNA-Mr C. ~. Clarke and full company. ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND CURIOS11fEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

FRENCH THgkTER
THIS EvERlHG--lTALiAR oPERA-MARTTIA- Boz.
ohs.d signor TameEo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
rHE ONION NATIONAL RxRCurIYR CoMMITrEs-A
CARD.

The following card published in The Sunday ornis
Chronicles j. j. Coombs published card in Yesterdays
Iassnc saying that he authorized any to sign
bis the call for the nesting Of the Union National
Executive Committee at Philadelphia Published In Tzs
COniel. Friday which 10 ue but he does not nor win
hs say tina, ne did authorize bis to be signed TO the
original call The in which the Questionable matter
was eoieousy pat into the original call was explained TAs
Chronicle Of Saturday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Business Actires.

CHANTS, COLO, CHOLERA, Summer Complaint
Dyssnery Diahe aud al Affections Of the Bowels are cured
promptly and eecosy by Dr. D. JATsEs oAR'uSArivE BAIAH
Being pleasant the readily taken by ehidren and haV
sinsnsd popularity Tor thirty years the P'oFFe'oF' conn
asuy STANDARD Household Remedy sod oy AL
Dsuggsts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

WINTER GARDEN
TITS EvENING-THE OHARLATAN-M J. Newton Goto0d,
ST. W Dayage Miss Ami. Severiug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

OLYMPIC .THEATER.
TINS ENFNIE0RiP VAN NiNkLE-kr yosepa Jenei
Ms kste N wten WEDNESDAYS and 5AIOhDAiS-iO-
WITCH MATiNEES.