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Coop IprA-Mne carolista nightly.

HORSE THIEF CAPTuRED.--A fine bay
horse belonging to Mr.. Mason was stolen
from the front of residence at Herman
do on Friday evening. Immediately
steps were taken to search for the horse
and thief, and negro named Oscar
Smith was arrested while riding the
stolen horse near the city on Saturday
evening. He was sent TO Jail.
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Nrw barber shop, at sig Jefferson s

CLOSING Our.--Hermann & Lippman,
corner Main and Union streets, are clos
ing out their large stock Of dry goods, a,
low rates. This is the last week they of
fer bargains, so we would advise our lady
friends to call there and satisfy them
selves h .-.a
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
MEM HIS:
Monday Evening. July 23d, 1866

\ Local NoTIcEs,. inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion
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THE best BARRIERS at 81 Jefferson ct

HoRsE SToLEN.-On Saturday night a
horse was stolen from the stable of Major
J. B. Moseley, on the Raleigh road, op
positethe Town Reserve. He has offered
fifty dollars reward for the apprehension
and conviction Of the thief.
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FOR SALE /.

THOR sALE.-TYPB METAL BETTER
\ than babbet) for sale low, by
WHITM0RE BROS.
PuRIIc LEDGER office.
NOR sALE.-AN ADAM PRESS. PLATTEN
Il l9x25 inches, withsteam apparatus complete;
will be sold low if applied for soon IL Is IN
good running ORDER and may he seen running
any day in our possession.
Apply to, or address, ,ru,,oc
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

8 There is little more activity in Exchange,
owing to the advance abroad in cotton, AND the
probabilities of movement Of cotton in this
market has made it easier, the rates being from
4 discount to par selling. and 4 premium buy
ing.
Money continues very close, but the probabil-
titles are that It will be easier within few days
Uneurrent notes are quiet and firm at previous
quotations.
: City Strip isin demand at the following rates,
viz; buying at so and selling at Sc.
. Cotton Market. NY,
There was some activity in the cotton market
this morning-the favorable news from Europe
causing an advance. We quote
Ordinary. 25d26 Middling .........3lGS2
Good Ordinary. 21a25 Good Middling--33d-
Low Middling. 20 $50 Strict MiddliDg- 3iCg-
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\ PrrTsBuRG CoAL-Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Branch office
374 Main street-R. C.Hite, agent I
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PIrTsBURG CoAL.-Briggs & Peterson,
Office l3 Madison street. Branch Office,
34l Main street, B. Moseley, agent
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REGsrEREDl--Fifly-six persons were
registered as legal voters on Saturday,
making total of four hundred and thir-
ty-three.. ......--,,..,.e,
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Low PRIcEs-It is astonishing to see
the crowds of ladies' that flock to Elson
Bros l29f Main street, to inspect and
purchase whatever they need from their
immense stock, which they are selling off
at very low prices, l. is. a fact that is
well known that this house has always
sold goods cheap, and some idea may
be formed of the rates they are selling
at, when we state that they have reduced
their prices on some goods nearly one
half a visit to the establishment and a
purchase Of something viii repay any
one.
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ARUaNG.-A warrant was issued from
the Office Of Esquire Creighton this
morning for the arrest ola man named
Henry Gof. at the instance OF lady
named Mrs. Anne Hare, who resides IN
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4 cHASoE OF BAsE.-John Grehan, Esq,
for many years cashier of the Appeal
Office, has retired from that position and
accepted similar one at the Argus Of
fee, entering upon the discharge Of bis
duties this morning. he is a good bust
ness mar and Ia perfect gentleman, and
has our best wishes, where'er he may 60.
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South Memphis, aud charges him with
using abusive language and threatening
herr - n q - ~
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ATTEMPTED RAPE A case of attempt
ed rape will be tried before Esquire
Creighton at four O clock this evening,
the particulars Of which, as near as we
could gather them, are as follows; 1t
appears that Joseph Donlan resides on
the Stale Line road, about FIVE miles
from the city. Donlan is married
man, and has occasion to be from home
from time to time, whichbecoming known
TO man named James McGavy, he re-
solved TO perpetrate diabolical outrage
OF. the person of Mrs, Donlan. He gain
ing access 10 the house while Donlan
was absent, and entered the bedroom
occupied by Mrs. Doniap, at late hour,
a few evenings ago, while that lady was
asleep in bed Taking off o portion of
his clothing, he got into bed without
awaking the suspicious of the woman
who imagined il was her husband, When
he was about TO take improper liberties
with the poor woman she discovered that
astranger had violated the sanctity Of
her bed, and promptly raised the alarm
McGavy beat a hasty retreat, bpt not be-
fore hescould be identified ts,'iJ i al
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The Port of Memphis.

The river at this point is still falling
slowly. There was a little business
transacted at the landing this morning
just enough to say that some business
was done. The weather was d-cidedly
hot but pleasant breeze assisted peo-
ple.to bear it. ~.
The following are the arrivals and de-
nartures since our last
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Dows They Go. Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars ream at the
PUBLIC LEDGER Office. 7
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just enough to say that some business
was done. The weather was d-cidedly
hot but pleasant breeze assisted peo-
ple.to bear it. ~.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last
.EEpE Dg Arrivals. IT'S tr-lH
Armadillo, Cincinnati.
Harry Dean, Cincinnati. nF
Henry Ames, New Orleans
,n.siW. R. Arthur, St Louis. rrf IS
NJ S. Mepham, St Louis.
Commercial, White river
Virginia, ST. Louis
Belle Memphis, st. Lodis.
y au Des Are, Vicksburg. It.iy 3 ~
aa'a Northwest, Marisnna
Platte Valley, Vicksburg
1 Is Ben. Franklin. New Orleans
Departures.
Armadillo, New Orleans
Henry Ames, ST. Louis sey s
Adam Jacobs St. Louis.
Golden Eagle, Cincinnati.
J. S, McCune, White river
Linnie Drown, Pine Bluff.
Beu, Franklin, Cincinnati 49,,
Platte Valley, St. Louis
W. R. Arthur, New Orleans.
NJ S Mepham, New Orleans.
y Virginia, New Orleans. 81
Boats in Port.
Belle Memphis, Commercial, Des Arc,
Harry Dean, Mollie Hambleton, North
-. a. ~ y % . q ~ p. 81
Boats Leaving To-Day.
The magnificent new steamer Belle
Memphis is the st Louis packet this
evening, leaving at Eve o'clock. Capt
Dan. MusseIfnan. commands, and the
popular Larry Entler Is clerk, The
Belle is a gay craft, with splendid officers,
and will undoubtedly become the most
popular Of the ST. Louis packet com
pany 5 steamers
Boats Leaving Tomorrow.
The Commercial viii leave for White
river tomorrow, the Des Arc for. Yicks-
burg, the Mollie HanbletOn for St Fran
els river, the Harry Dean for Cincinnati,
aud the Belle St Louis Cor ST. Louis.
..-----M Miscellaneous. .ars ma
The new Belle Memphis arrived last
night and was visited by many persons
this porning.--all5 appearing to be
struck by her general appearauce. She
has the. most handsome cabin on the
river, and is boat that her commander,
Capt MusselmsB, and her clerk, Larry
Entler, may wen feel proud Of
The Iron City was recently cred into
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Thr .female BIondin at the Good dee.

{, RoBGcK's BiTTBRss-It has long been
the aim Of physicians to find combina-
tion,of medicines having the requisite
stimnlaiing and tonic properties TO re-
liese and cure the common complaints Of
biliousness, liver disorders, laugaor,
headache, lowness ofspirits, indigestion,
jauudice, fever and ague, etc, which are
the diseases incident TO this climate
The remedy has been discovered BY Or
Robaek, and in thousands Of eases the
merits of his Bitters have been proven
in the above complaints t
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To canvass for LIFE INSURANCE in, this
city and surrounding country The southern
Life Insurance Company is PAYING
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es.sa ---7---
FArAL AccIDENT-Miss Fanny For
rest, \ niece ii &c Strals Forrest was
burned fatally on Monday last, by the
explosion of can, from which she was
pouring coal oil at the time upon, some
burning wood, in order to kindle the Gre
more rapidly, She lived only a few
hours after the accident. Miss F, was
about nineteen years old, and was re-
siding in the familyof Dr.E W Ayes,
near Hannibal, Mo. a. .
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WANTS.

WANTED = BOARD FOR A GENTLE
w man and wife, in strictly private IAN
ilv n nlaee where home can be made. Refer
ences exchanged. Address u. q. B.. lEpGkR
office. stating | cation and terms. ly2l-lw
WANTED. AGENTS
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MILE CARoLrsrA, at the Good idea.
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Oh JEFFEksoN street, thehestfitted up
shaving saloon in Memphis. 7
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Tue OH FoIks-We have been, in
formed that the Old Folks picnic, at
Union Depot on Saturday, passed or
pleasantly, the old and young folks pres
ent enjoying themselves hugely.
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RAID on RoYDo The police made .
raid on the gay CHANDELIERS enjoting
themselves with Rondo and Coolo, at
the Corner of Whisky Chute and Main
street, on Saturday night and arrested
twenty of them All but one-an limo.
cent who strayed in-were fined 10 dol
lars and costs in the Police Court this
morning
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LIBnR Al PREMIUMS,

by which active and energetic men can make
$500 per month. Come up and make arrange
ments at our office, over COmmerciai 'bank,
corner Main and Madison streets.
l.. b. HATCH,
iy9O-1w t General Agent,
rt,FACHER WANTED-AT THE HEBREW
l Educational Institute, for the higher
branches of English and mathematics. Election
August 18Th. Candidates will please apply to
H. GRONAUER,
iylg-staw4w = 3s4 Main street.
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Ma A. G. CoorEs, musician, Good Idea


Lives there man with soul 80 dead.
Who never 10 himself hath said"
Roback's Bitters--thcy arc the best
TO appetite they give a zest
There are none 30 good, none so pure,
Disease none win 50 surely cure -
Take il my friend if you'd be well, t..s,r.
Take it, aud to your nsighbors tell 40 -
The wondrous story Of their worth;
Tell il, aud let the word go forth, =, -
Health Is wealth, and that means greenoacks,
One thing better. that Is Robacks-- jy2S-lw
SORE Eyes speedily cured, Gross Eyes
Strengthened, Club Feet Strengthened and
Hair Lip cured by Drs. Irons & Wilson,
No, -2s4 Second street \ lE1'i : 1t
national THfATEk-This place OF
amusement re-opeped for the summer
season to a crowded house on Saturday
nieht Miss julia Bnrtons singing,
Johnny Rushton's clog dancing, and the
Ethiopian conicalities Of Keegan and
cole we're very heavily applauded by the
crowd present Open every night
5CRNIxAL CouRr-In this Court, to
morrow, o. H. Lynch WILDE tried for
embezzlement; Henry Williams, Henry
Tarner and Archibald Gossitt for larceny.
- BtFoRr you buy . foreign perfumes"
ask the dealers to show you their Euro
pean invoices. They can't doit Reason
why Importations have ceased under
the present tariff The articles are eoun-
terfeits. Phalon's Night Blooming Ce-
reus "a finer extract than Paris has
ever prodoced-now reigns supreme in
this market--Amsterdam RecOrde, 1898
ATLANTIC GARpES-This famous place
of resort corner Of Adams and Fourth
streets, is crowded nightly with select
parties of pleasure, listening to the de-
lightful music of Prof Wither's, band.
The manner in which this garden is con
Quoted is very erediteble to the proprie-
tors. and the ladies are appreciating this
fact by resorting there, Tonight there
willbe- something grand in the musical
line that will please visitors
~ 81. - pc A'r
A RUsH-Quite crowd gathered on
Saturday at Cages Arcade, s9s Main
street. Go there to-morrow.
SHOT AT.-Dr. Kellar was fred upon
about three O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing, while on bis way to the smallpox
hospital to visit patients. He returned
the ERE, when his eolored assailant beat
hasty retreat. a $3.50.
Tue OH FoLKs-We have been in
formed that the Old Folks picnic, at
Union Depot on Saturday, passed OF
pleasantly, the old and young folks pres
eut enjoying themselves hugely.
& cHAsGE OF BAsE.-John Grehan, Esq,
r r L. =
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ron RENT.

tNoR RENT.-NEw HOTEL AT MOUND
Il Civ. Arkansas, For particulars apply to
800 FTNis j. II. WAGgENER, I
je2s-lm 29i Main street.
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SHOT AT.-Dr. Kellar was fred upon
about three O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing, while on bis way to the smallpox
hospital to visit patients. He returned
the Gre, when his eolored assailant beat
a hasty retreat.
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Stores and Offices for Rent.

Stores No. 4ls. AS, AZ 40 and 423 Main street.
Also No. 50 Beal streets g.-
Also, Nos. 70. IS. 70 and 80 Madison street;
Also, ROOMS AND OFFICES for gentlemen.
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PERJURY.-Jo. App was before Com
missioner Richards, this, morning, for
whipping his wife He was discharged,
and immediately vent before Esquire
Creighton and had warrant issued for
the arrest of a man named Hendricks,
for perjury. s4a
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Memphis Insurance Comply
Organized in 1911.
OGice---No. as I-2 Madison ST.

DIRECTORS:
Il H. Mas Psassss ISas s; Sssss'n
4 I. II II. F Gasn. 2Ir. an srrrss' 9F VI 4
receive Deposits, 10 buy and sell Exchange
on ali the principal commercial cities, and 70
mako Collections oH this city and all principal
points in this section. f,a ,-e -.
j. j. MURPHY, Pres't 4
FIN. CASH, Secretary. Jyo-5m
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A RUsH-Quite crowd gathered on
Saturday at eayce's Arcade, s96 Main
street Go there to-morrow.
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DowN They Go.-The best of Business
Cards printed for Sc to Sc so per thousand
al the PUBLtc LEDGER Office III
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PoLicE Court There were eighty
persons before COMMISSIONER Richards
this morning charged with committing
offences ID the Northern District Fines
To the amount Of S49l welp COLLECTED
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Special Notices.
Our Public Directory. -;slanggr, yisitiI

Special Notices win be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for zach insertion.
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l SHAVE BIT 57l Jefferson street.

THE FIERY 0RDEAL.--It is the " ordeal
of Ere" like the recent confagration at
Portland, that tries the strength and
proves the metal of an insurance com
pany beyond all question or peradven-
ture The ability to meet such continr
geneies with promptness is the best assu-
rancesof the prudent management and
unimpaired resources of the company /;
and in this connection we may refer to
the Home, Of New York, one OF the
greatest sufferers by the Portland dis
aster and yet whose net losses, amount
ing to one kindred and tioeire thousand
dollars, were adjusted and settled witkin
nine days after the FIRE, With such
bright additions to her honorable record,
the ' Home web merits to maintain the
position. long and worthily enjoyed, of
the leading metropolitan company, fore
most in extent and amount of business,
foremost in accumulated assets, and fore
most in financial sagacity. The agents
of this stannch and reliable company in
Memphis are Messrs. Lindsey & Nreden-
burgh, No. 8 Madison street. 2l-2t
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WHIPPED HIS WIFE.-For this too com
mon amusement, H. W. Bean, was fined
ten dollars and cost this morning, inihe
Police Court
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SORE EYES speedily cured, Gross Eyes
Strengthened, Club Feet Strengthened and
Hair Lip cured by Drs Irons & Wilson,
No. .2s4 Second street 4 ltiss 1t
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CRIMINAL CouRr this Court, to
morrow, o. H Lynch WILDE tried for
embezzlement; Henry Williams, Henry
Tnrner and Archibald Cossitt for larceny
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$40 TO $l5 PER REAM,
$l4 90 PER REAM.

POSTERS, II .sr-..i
POSTERS. -. -
% POSTERS,
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POSTERS,
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27

reported for IL Daily Arq...

NEW YoRK, July PHI 10 proposed ID close ali
the districts Injected by cholera. The subject
VIII probably be discussed at the meeting OF the
board, to-day, on Governors Island. Hopes we've
entertained that the cholera had reached its maxi
mum. Ihere were no new cases Yesterday and
the old ones were considered fatal.
DIarrhea still prevails largely among the men.
Inc cholera on Dayid's Island was increa sing
There were fifteen cases and 3 deatbs on
wednesday. In the 18th ward OF BROOKLYN the
cholera was still the increase, there being &
cases reported on the health board bulletin and |
death at the hospital.
Gems. Steedman and Fullerton were among the
arrivals in this city yesterday.
The Portland relief committee received S545
yesterday, making sl03 $3.50 ,56 IN all
The morning papers have the following
specials from Washington
Advices from the treaty commissioners to
the upper Missouri to date of June 18th have
been received by the commissioner of Indian
affairs. The commissioners report that they
nave met with entire success in securing the
| assent or Indians not represented last fall to
the treaties then made both at Fort Sully
and Fort Rice.
The commission give the Indians great
credit Tor their absolute iulfllment of their
promise to keep the peace Last winter
amidst starvation and their other suffsringe
and recommended that u reserve of corr
may be kept on hand hereafter at the upper
agencies to meet emergencies
The commission was about to proceed Il
ri. Barthold to meet the other tribes Assem-
| bling at that point
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LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
The radicals, alarmed at the great

The radicals, alarmed at the great and
growing popularity of the National Union
Convention, to be held at Philadelphia, on
the 14th of August. have got up call for
what they dsnominats loyal Southern
Convention" to be held at Philadslphia on
the first Monday in September.
If it is to be loyal southern convention
why don't they hold it in the south, and not
come north to hold it?
And, az the radicals claim that the negroes
are the only loyal people in the south, will
they elect any negro delegates to the con
vention? The negroes ought to constitute
and control that convention. The occasion
will furnish those who are necessarily CAB
bling about the equality of men an excellent
opportunity to make practical application
of their one idea. We shall see how p-omi
nenty sour colored brethren" will appear in
the proceedings.
The truth is that this 'loyal southern CON-
vention" is northern radical convention, go
up by radicals and will be run by radicals
to help destroy the Union. They have got
yankee radicals to 60 down south and take
deserted plantations, and sign the call and
come to the convention as southern men
when they are really northern yankees IL
the interest of the radicals. There cannot b.
found a corporaPs guard of what abolition
lists consider loyal men in all the southern
states, if the negroes are excluded.
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emancipation, next, suffrage, and finally, ANAL
gamation. The first step cost more blood and
treasure than any nation ever shed and expended
in any one war. While the struggle for sui
frage and amalgation is progressing, the emanci
pated negro will perish.
FAIR PLAY-Was it frank, fair or manly tc
ask the southern states to ratfy the constitution
al amendments abolishng slavery,i if we intehd
ed, after they accepted that condition, to KEEP
them out of the Union?
The GOVERNMENT AND UNIsN.-The people ds :
voted three thousand millions of dollars and nal
a million of lives to keep states an the omon.-
Congress has consumed eight months and o'he
millions to keep such states out OF the onion'
Why why, if we are to remain enemies
did we stop the war? While our armies wer
in the field we could have completed the suplu
CATION of the south.
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ABOUT REMOVALS FROM OFFICE.

We are constantly In the receipt of letters
asking the proper course to pursue in regard
to changes of postmasters aud other federal
office holders. We have not time. this hot
weather, TO write answers to all, but will
state, publicly, what we understand to be
the position of President Johnson. He ie de-
termined that no man shall enjoy the power
gagged in efforts to prevent the restoration of
the Union. The course of the republican
party in and out of congress, is opposed to
the restoration of the Union, aud any man
who sustains that party, uses his influence to
keep the Union divided, keep the people
alienased, and destroy the government. All
such persons are unsuitable to hold federal
Offices, because their efforts, their influence,
and their votes are given for party which is
dong all in it's power to destroy the Union.
But the president will prefer, in all cases,
whom changes are to be made, men who for
merly acted with the republican party, who
were soldiers, but who stand by him IN his
efforts to restore the Union. If such persons
with the other necessary qualifications OF
honesty, capabiiity, &c., &c. do not present
Reconsideration civilians, who formerly
acted with the republicans but who now
stand by the president and his restoration
policy, will &c preferred.
We presume that q more profession of ap
proyal of the president and his policy will
hardly be sufficient Acts generally speak
louder than words. and there ars plenty o.
opportunities for their exhibition. Conven.
| tions, of people who stand by the president
and oppose the radicals, are of frequent oc
ousrenoe, and give people opportunities t.
show where they stand. Those who attend
| these meetings and take an active and dscid
ed part in them can thus show to the worl6
| where they stand, and exercise their infu
ence on the side of restoration of the Union
National Union Clubs are also another mean,
of showing how people stand. We hope t,
see such clubs formed in every town.
| There is no difficulty, if a man is q genu
| Inc, honest, jealous supporter of the govern
ment, in finding opportunities to prove th,
fact, If he attends National Union johnson
meetings and takes part in them if he take,
hold and gets up National Union johnson
Clubs; if be opposes the radical schemes o
disunion if he patronizes and circulate.
newspapers which support the president i
he votes against every radical who is up fo
ofhce, and throws his ballot for men who stant
by the president, he will be considered
good sound National Union man. And if h.
Is suitable man for Office, and deserves one
the people will soon find way of maxim.
his position and claims known to the:appoint
ing power. S-| fssz