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MINDED by the FASHION MAGAZINES aai OPtSfdS0
or the PRESS GENERALLY
AT WHOLESALE By The EXCLUSIVE nAnvvAD-
TukERs Aud SOLE OwNERH or PATENT
VESTS. BRADLEY CARY.
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Alsp AT WHOLESALE NJ the LEADING JOBBkiB.
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Tc.israsv 10 ,he Fourth ps,ric, Court aud nov hela
mere 10 await the result Of NeliG iniarcA hsin,
said " no, very danserouay hurt and dsincisned
70 sppear against Hines
Az UAYsuIsa HrmsSD Avn Mn wUK-MIchsei
Bradley reading Thompson street, was taken before
the lodge Of the Jefferson Market Police Court yo.cr
day for shamsfuy rnalirestng his wife She bed cvi-
dsniiy been severely handled wi'hcus asy ~snan. o.
bus when asked whether she desired 70 enter CON-
paini against her spouse she hestsie and nnsily De.
citued The feelings Of the vile rehelisd aganss the
idea Of con-ignns hsr husband V PRISON cell, pre-
ferr,ns 20 ENDURE and forbew rather thar resas BY
cour bowever deemed The man 81 subject for the er-
sreiss of judicial prerosaiive, and ofdorcd MN 70 e
ssns below for term q ten days Tor dsordefy
condscs
prsospssty fssspnr-Psrsons Who have occasion
70 No. TSurens asees At s lniersscsos win Canal
complain that they are annoyed BY The sssrs Of some
eight o. zen Young coored men o. boys Who make This
point sort Of headquarters YESTERDAY monsns en-
cscer made raid ON the ssss ro~n , 80 sSseess
nineseen yssu, named James keessy, who bad bssa
making himself oonspieaoas Amoss i've sssgsSs r,s
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beet asd Ches p~ss.- ,fuiss'. usis 20
Doy9t b. Bsy street
, 1866-08-31

being q loss Of eighteen seats 10 our section,
and gain of eighteen seats to that of the
rebels on account Of dlsfranchtscd uceroes.
which makes a relative difference of thirtv-sir
roses in Congress and for President. Hence,
II the CeppcrIohnson programme, known as
my policy Is forced on the country, the
North will be weakened forty.six votes at
the next Presidential election and In the
Forty.First Congress and for the ten years
thereafter, extending from 1872 to 1852, the
North will be cheated out of thirsy-siz votes
Of relative political power.
The Copperhead papers are careful to hide
these startling facts from the eyes Of the
public, rs far a. It Is In their power, and to
this end they resort to the most shameful
pervcreions Of truth. They well know that
If their readers found cut that they were
engaged ina wicked conspiracy to reduce
tho just and equitable weight of the North
ern States In the National Councils, and to
aggrandfzc the rebels at the expense Of loyal
men, the wrath and indignation Of their be-
traycd patrons would fall upon them and
crush them. They arc playing dangerous
game, and they reckon for success Of the plot
md escape from detection and punishment
on hard lying and popular stupidity.
, 1866-08-31

HcslguatIon Of an Indiana Postmaster
His Letter 70 A. johnson.

kkCEkGNHt1UA u AA 4AA4pAAa* = N9NAAAs\Se->
His Letter TO A. johnson.
s1ocKwE114 Ind, August -, 1868.
To The President Of the United States:
HoxonxD SIR as Collector OF
internal Revenue for tho Eighth District Of lndi-
ana, The 13ih aay q August, 1SS ato 10 sfrye @
during the pleasure Of " Fres.asnL oy A1fs. .ss
endeaVosed @ % %iiihinil5 10 discharge he duties Of
the ofiee mill the preeent time. 7 had+ from he
tf sssl and ad snS a. s47 esa4 r.
nor Of Tennessee against treason and traitors.
aS % sa M e pses e R hg
est position within The gil of great nation; And
when The hand Of the assassin consingently ele.
Sated yoa to ySar pTesen1 1t eaee q r. you
lie new md fearful responsibilities resting upon
yon, with tenderness and dctotion anaount!ugfo
policy Holn The iogcshadowinss Of Fonr able aIa-
es1ded myself (hewe7er iumble) = one of yoass yss
npon. you as the visible head and standard
beaser Of the great Union pasty, which. nndse e,
So Sepsess ssa 1u a. esiasnt Saited
your ocfal act which first startled your friends ~
na f7nssa thsm to ~
clearly @ raeeabIe md Isl ampliaed ID thst doeu.
ese5y principle n i5e
maions I'D tnexplicab1e eoutse in opposition to
Crcss, precedcnt to the admission Of represents
| fives from States lately In a1med re.
he1liou against the Government Did II
occpr to you in the tnc1pfency oI your oppo-
eition. that in that action Of Congress every
member Of the most numerous branch Of that body
who voted to elevate ron to the Vice. Presidency u
10 The Fede.al Constitution: Bad you, As youl
! friends IN and cut Of Congress- had right 70 ex
pect. given your sanction and official intoEsemfli
to quell the fe4rs and inspire the hopes Of eyer5
patriot throughout the Land, This much yon' @
| friends felt you owed. both to The memories q U
heroic dead and to the interests, present End ~
ture, Of distracted country.
But, sir, sour c1owning act, z viii not ssy o
perfdy,) which has resulted tn seSerlnF me ias
loyal hcsst 10 ron, was your Official iutetfetenc'
with Tho military, whereby i waa unable y
, 1866-08-31

HOW TO SUSTAIN dONd.RESS.
Hr. Wentworth has represented Chicago
In Congress, first and last, ten or twelve
years, and never distinguished himself until
the closing hours of the recent session. In
what manner he made himself conspicuous
then we need not say. Certainly hc can have
no claims to reelection either By. virtue Of
the two term rule OF on account any honor
he has reflected upon his district. His friends
claim reelection for him now upon the
ground that he has not betrayed
his party during his present
term Of office. The idea that
Congress would be any more efectually
sustainedn by sending Mr.. Wentworth
back there to "keep Ehfskcy out of the
Senate" than by electing any sober, and re-
spectablc Republican is sheer bosh./ We are
yery far from missing n TEMPERANCE issue in
, 1866-08-31
THE BOARD OF TRADE.

We understand that resolution Will be
offered for adoption in the Board Of Trade,
to-day, instructing the Directors to notify
Mcssrs. johnson and Seward that they shall
not make pnrtizan larangucs In the hill Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, on the occasion
OF the exercises In commcmoratton Of tho
memory Of the late STEPHEN A. DoroLas.
II thc Board pass resolution In substance ns
follows, il will receive the hearty npproba-
tion of this community:
wnEnEAs, The members Of this Board arc
pafncd and offended to learn hy the dispatches IN
the public prints, that the President is perycrtsg
lis pilgrimage 10 the to the tomb Of the 1araensed
Statesman, STEruEx A. DorGLAa, into IN nndis-
nihc and disssaccful clcctionceslng tonr In adro-
eacy Of his peculiar notions known ~ "hy poll
CIV and In his numerous harnnsncs Is vlolcnt1y
assai!iug the lo5a1 people Of the North, and their
sworn Representatives In Congress, d ''disnniou-
istsF and 'trnitoss.'' and,
WHEREAS, 1t would be wholly foreign TO tho
rurposc for which this hall was erected, and In RI.
olation OF the letter and spirit Of the ehartce and
bylaws Of the Chamber Of Commerce, to permit
The hail 10 be used 70: political pu1po'
tes by MIR. johnson or any other man. therefore,,
Rtsoirtd, That the Board OF Directors nc here
by instructed to notify whom it may concern
that the Hall Of the Chamber OF Commerce car
not be ohtaincd for the recitation Of ono OF Mr.
Johnson's rarttxAn stnmp speeches, to BE- de-
liycred under the pretext OF doing honor TO The
memory Of ous departed friend and statesman.
, 1866-08-31
TupoRTANT IkAIL7rAY PROJECT.
L rotnultt trc Of 4hn cit zens nf nrs NOfurs

IMPORTANT RAILWAY PROJECT.
Il committee Of the citizens of Dcs Mo1ncs,
the CAPITAL OF Iowa: consisting Of His Honor
Mayer Cleveland, Major Hoyt Sherman, ].
McWil1in1ns, G. N. Hippee, Thos. Holton
and Dr.. Brooks, arc now in the city solicit
Ing the attention Of our merchants and
business men to the importance Of immedl-
atcly forming railway connection between
Des A1oines and Ames Station, on the Chica-
30 and Northwestern Railway. The length
Of road to be built is only twenty-cight
miles, anu with subscription Of SIS 600
part Of the line Is being graded, and with d
little assistance from Chicago, the road can
bc opened In few months. The Cedar Rap
ids and Missouri will furnish the iron and
the Northwestern will operate tho road. The
Importance of this section Of the Iowa and
Minnesota Road-for that is its na,nc-to our
city will be npparcnt when We state that
The Dcs Afoincs Valley Road is now
orcn to the city of Dcs 'Moincs, forming by
that road direct railway connection with
St. Louis. or course, goods shipped from
this city must he hauled from Kellogg, the
terminus Of the Rock Island, or from Amcs
Station OH the Northwestern. and with the
most favorable condition Of the roads st.
Louis now has the advantage of seventy cents
per hundred in the price Of freishts. When
the wagon roads are bad, the difference must
be from dollar to dollar and q half. We
need scarcely add TINT this difference Of
frcights will deprive Chicago Of most, If not
all OF the trade of Des Moincs, and the rich
and ,apldly improving country by which II
Is surrounded, unless this important conncc'
ton is opened at once. We trust, therefor,
our merchants and business men generally
will give this committee ill the encourage
n,cnt and The pecuniary aid in their power
The road should certainly be opened IN timt
to accommodate the spring business.
, 1866-08-31

ing something, the discharge went off. The
ball entered the forehead OF Mr.. B., passing
through the brain and lodging back Of the
eyes. He was Immediately conveyed to the
village, where every effort Was made to save
his life. He expired as above stated.
Beach, Levi Smith and DR. Bontecou started
for Saratoga in carriAge. Il Is doubtful If
they reached there until after hts death.
This sad occurrence had occasioncd feel
Ing Of the most profound sorrow in al
years old to-day. he was tie idol Of q large
circle Of friends and Of loving parents. His
future was certainly bright one, as he was
. lawyer Of more than ordinary ability for
one OF his years. he Was also an excellent
speaker. Forsome time past he has been
associated with 3lr. T. Banker in the practice
Of the law. He leaves wife and one child
to mourn bis untimely death. His remains
will probably be brought down this evening.
, 1866-08-31

for hundred miles with young man from
New Orleans, and IN cx-rebel officer. Be-
licving me to be Southe1ner and man OF
views like hts own, he became very talkativc
md communicative on the snbject Of the riot.
He boasted Of his rart In the murderous days
business. Snld Horton and Dostie and q
good many niggers got enough, but That the
Job wasn't finished yet, and the ncxt.timc
they got at It there would be clean sweep.
BE declared, with emphasis, that rather than
have the negroes educated and allowed to
put on airs, the South would extctminate:
them. ACHILLES.
, 1866-08-31
END OF THE BUCK TRAGEDY


The Hanging by q Hob of John Ta5losS
the Octoroon. Who Attempted 10 mu.;
der the Back Family. :.
From the Jackson (iiehigsn) cltizcn.l
John Taylor. tho octoroon who attempten
to murder the Buck family at Delhi, Mich>
mcnt for his dIaholica1 crime At Mason,
Monday night. It will be rccollected that hs
attempted to murder the vifs, daughter ALI
mother.in-1aw Of ar: Buck, aud then Z.
but 1t is thought that the daughter canno1
recover. After his capture he 7fas LOGGED i
jail at Mason, the shire town of1n.haru Coun
y. On Monday night, at about nlrse O'Clock
eeedca to the county jail They y
followed BY twenty more, armed viii
revolyers- They weza under command Of
one George Norton, Of Delhi. They ap.
Moody. They acquainted the Sheriff WITH
their mission, stating they wished to get pos
session Of the negro. The Sheriff and DeputM
protested against their action. The crowi@
then rushed up the stains to the door: thre..
s1edge was then brought, and the door of thtu
negro's cell knocked OH. he was taken outls
when some Of the mob proposed to
him on the spot. others that he be hunc
there; Sheriff Moody came forward, ant
stated that as they had taken ffom~'i'
custody the negro, they should not ha,
him there, and requested them to take hin
elsewhere. The captain Of the gang SPOKE
and said, out OF respect to the citizens
where to execute the euiprit. Thcy tlcn re,
pnired to place about half mile northwest
Of the village, near tho raiiruad, and halted
II front Of thorn-arplc tree. 4 fire Wa
klnalea e. FoRe Re thrown throw SSer limb Of TIT
prisoner.s neck ring vas then tornledm NJ
and Nr. Buck permitted to question Taylor
, 1866-08-31

Tha Isce{tlrNt's }irowrcsS (r{itn had 10 N.Irse
Is more rap,d than Ills pro.r.,ss westward,
If he Eceps on the yay he llus bc..,,n. lie will
he u raying luaniac before he reaches Cl,ica-
20, Ills first sncee1rs wcrc suirlcIcnt)y In.
tcmncfatc and disgusting. but Ills effort at
Dclnon!co's could only lnye come from
djsordered 1,raiu. Tie lndeccncy Of nis
twcuty-secont1 Of February succch ia sur-
russci liz tic iudccency Of tlis at De1n,ou.
iro,s. There ia in If throuybout sucl, mn
utter abscpcy of dignity. suc), d ,,erycrsion
..r facts. such pocjtlyc md rlurin- E.lsc.
i:ooa, that no sane man could have uttered
II. unless indeed It had been his deliberate ill.,
'teut;un 10 dc,y and insult the nat,en Of which
lie is The constituted head. and TO give his
name to eternal lnflmy. It Ia certainly a
Charity 10 bclfevo him Insane md If This
mcntnl ma1atlr. which seems ia tc rapid1y
f,cyclop;n,, since ],c sc, ont on thIs ,onrncv
sbonl,1 rcsn,t in rrm,st ,l-a1lc ,,s,r;fv those
win lave h,e ,,ood ,,,,,,n and c,,no Vii b,rc
rrason IN 1,c rro,1tnf1 +1,ot lila con7rc, con ,,c
cxp1a1ncd without ottr;lut,no To lin, any
moral rns,,onsin;l1tv
Eyrry Statement hc moi,c in fila cvtroor.
i5parv snccch is c,tbcr n naked f,1schoo1 or
suc}, = ncrrcrs;on of tr,,th nc tn Ia m hntter
11c hcron hv thonk;n~ Go1 for somctt;nr
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, 1866-08-31
THE COMMON COUNCIL AND THE
RECEPTION.

we InlQk Iuc NcW 10TH EE1l1lG uAs set
very good example for the Common Council
Of Chicago. It has resolved that General
Grant and Admiral Farragut "bc warmly
welcomed to the soil Of this State, By this
Senate, on behalf Of d grateful people, who
recognize their services and appreciate their
WORTH" A motion to include the name Of
William u. Seward was very properly voted
down. ,,
The people of Chicago arc loyal and true
TO The Union. We do not think It right,
therefore, that the Common Council should
give Mz. johnson an opportunity to insult
the community by making a rebel stump
speech under tho auspices Of the City Gov
crnment. Bnt 1t is highly proper that the
distinguished soldier and sailor, the eminent
patriots, Grant md Fauagut, should receive
hearty welcome at the hands Of this great
city. While treason should be made odious,
devotion to the flag shon1d be honorcd; and
aud there is not a loyal heart In the land that
does not warm with gratitude ut the uamcs o1
Grant and Far7aeut. Let our city fathers sec
10 1t that they arc duly honoscd.
, 1866-08-31

prevent, Aud your non-interrcntion With ths
tsattorons (psrdouetl) Mayor and rebel horde pf
The city 81 New Orleans to attow, the !at1 nlood5
and fcariua riot, itsgrncslul alike TO the city and
Tie nation. 1ntllscriMinals1Y, In ihAt terrible
trngedy, Union veterans, loyal ctttze!A aud EE11ss
tta1a mtssionorlce Mcre bcatG1, stnppcd. shot
dow an5 murdered ont.5ight;f AmonG ,tas tas
Henry G. Jackson, Of Indiana, q gradaata of as
bury University, model man sent BY tho author
tiles of tie Methodist Episcopal Church to preach
the Gospel in the city Of New Orleans, Ho was
fIEt knocked down and shamofu11y beaten. then
shot through the body, tho ball passing through
both lnngs, and osheH, donhtless as inofsns.vo
Is IS be fel victims to violence or thas aEsad1q day.
aecompliaLeds I answer not by tho loyal
Union loving men who e1erated you 10 por5r,
and who followed the old ia. through tue
dark hours Of war, but By those WHO for foll. long
years were In armed rebellion agan5t the Govern
Ment: who Etill hate 1t In their hearts, and who
nete5 some rfasoH, even amid he wild carnival
q DEATH excite forward the 1nf1rtate1 mob. by
shouting, !" The FF<s1dtnf Ia on orr slde!" The
blood OF our bE0thcss .4crIes from the ground"
Who shall eaf that eondisen punfshne ent shall not
be mesea ont speedily to The guilty, that others
: Since now, by comparing your late acts and
present status with your former repeated decla-
fations. I have lost al1 hope In the fninre OF
your administration; and yet. with the highest
respect for Tour official position, and with earn
est prayer that The nations God may prevent
ron from wrong -doing: guide and uphold you in
all wcll-.olIg and eelisving II 70 be your wish,
friends he patronage at yonr command, hctepy
respectfully lender you my resignation.
Fcry respectfully, yonr obedtent acEyant,
JouN L. Su1Tu.
, 1866-08-31
Accidental Death Of EFn1. 4. beach nj
Saratoga
H. prpt AnruKt ~

TElUU IIV3 =.
This morning our citizens were startled BY
the announcement, which came by telegraph,
that Afr. William i. Beach, Jr., Of this city,
had received fatal wound in the head ~
At 1l:SO this morning he breathed his last.
The facis relative to this sud occurrence
are as follows: Last evening, the de-
ceased went to Saratoga, intending
to 20 into the country, on o Shoot
ed dt In ma wagon, carrying his gun with him.
When lust outside Of the village, the gun
fell out Of the wagon, and the hammer strik-
, 1866-08-31

As an evidence Of the loyalty Of the South,
General Gordon Granger says in his report to
the President " found the people taking
onr currency, and anxious to get It." 1fthat
is conclusive evidence Of loyalty, the rebels
who used 10 steal grecnbacks from the An
dcrsony1lle prisoners were dcvotcdty loyal.
, 1866-08-31

c|Wc understand that Governor Oglcsoy,
moved By respect for thAmemory Of Stephen
A. Douglas no less than by his own self
respect, declines to be associated with
Andrew johnson in performing the monu-
mental ceremonies, since the latter individual
has turned his part ofthc solemn office into
a partisan political campaign for the benefit
oftraitors and rebels. We arc Informed that
Judge Trunbull decliues the association In
like manuer, and for the same reasons, and
that number Of other prominent gentlemen
have also withdrawn. It looks as though
Andrew johnson WIS determined 10 ruin
everything.