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Ser. Staaten 5i20sr 11o2, 7I80er 1868. 10l40r
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Der Eehccr GanoYS.

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W~al9in9tOaer Correspondent Elm aufri@tiaer
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Der Grtlaruns F4 befrteOtst ertIart BABE ergo
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&%itnifIer werbeu In tetn1elbm cuftreten: Wiabdme
Yarepe, Nrima Tonna, ttelelbe tpirb BON ole.
pGrttaei %rttitern aES cine tritrbiae YoGIcLeerin
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SrtgnolI StgnUr Serridnti II. St9o
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ME Der Yianoetrtuole Sr. g. g. MiuS nub
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tHF.Hf@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sente Ibeno: n@es @oliuOns tebte .Nabrt",
cbes: y@ine pergsfIene @eldiGte", Characteristic
in etnen @nf'nSe BON Souls @tettenbein
&orbsr: "Der perpunldene &rin5", SGwnnt
in 8 9itteu bon @iSt.
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Der Rsoa!tiou b. UIattes abae5cIt trerber.
6. Qspb.
UanGeDIle Sbeater til her TurnEaIe.
Seute wtro gum SeneII3 beS beliebten Glnftlers
paares, perr uno Srau b. b. Often, bic arose
Pclle: HDte WtoI6Inenbauer BON Berlin" eeges
ben. Die ScriteIung iolte l1on arl beraeyQes
men 8reitas ituttftnbsn, 11uste aber bes obiberiiIi.
hel gSetterS pegen unferbIeibs1r. Q1ir boben Der
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r%ald'eno nIrtt Der auf3u8 Der 0iaininerbauer TN
Iebten Gfte, itber BEN mir beute nidts ausSIallbern
modem. Rer eine11 ouaitlanten abeub aeu1s6en
Isu. p%srianlne bic beutise STORYTELLING nt@t.
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Mue9banp @itp. Diele 8abn pirb benz
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&OmiS Wbilipp,

PIP %. Prottftr,, 3pii6en Sharp II. SrnOper,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-07-11

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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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Narch =. 7T-ism
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GREATEST INVENTION OF IN cage.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

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No. 10 Chambers 81. New Yors.
April is. s3-Isn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

The Citizen contains the following items OF City
politics:
The gulotne ~ about commencing work our Assessors
and Coeetors ef IGierBa Revenue. Marshal j. Bake. Col
rector OF the Sevenh Dr'fcf J. headless and George =
Sfeuhrenner. Assessor ~ longer
baton George strong with the Germans and had
better be len severely alone n he vii quiet Eigar
Kechum is removed from tho COcoioshp Of the Ninth Dis
and Homer fFsnkn tho Assessor requires hs head to
b. glued every morning with fresh conservative sticking
plaster Franklin himself Is all night. but bis onialaw
Cav l.. Pelton. - a furious Radical
George Putnam. Collector Of the Eighth District
moved and that Thomas T. Smith will have his
place This is bad removal and worse appointment, Put
nam claims the respect Of all citizens irrespective
of his politics; while Smith j. devoid Of Influence.
Anthony j. Blocker Assessor IN the Eighth District j.
lie grass Of the hedtoday nOushlng and TOMORROW
expecting 10 be east into the oven. -
In the District there two Collectors and Two A
sesor-C oector Sheridan Shook aud Collector p Bailey
VINO assaed bat strength enough 20 stay IA course
Which we advise Secretary McC1och 10 follow The two A.
SCISSORS in this Districts f. Gilbert and Pierce T. Nah
Wyekare also safe enough being under the protection OF Ae
Old Man Wonderful . -, 49,
In the Fifth District David Miller j. likely 20 re
main some time bn, there grave doubts ahoni occt'
Joseph Hoxe who - said 10 have gone abroad 20
order prove 0lbi II accused Of taxing Sdes ia
nee Republican quarrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
THE DOUGLAS MONUMENT CELEBRA-
TION.

THE MASONIC FRATERNITY CLAIM THE PRIVILEGE OF
LAYING THR CORNER sToyB-PRBsrDBsT JOHNSON NOT
LIKELY TO HAVE THAT DUTY TO PERFORM.
special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
CHICAGO. Friday August 81 1906.
II is quite doubtful as to whether President Johnson
will lay the corner OF the Douglas monument The
Masonic fraternity TO day applied to the General Committee OF
Arrangements for the privilege of having it done by j. L.
Gon Grand Master OF the Masonic Order in Illinois They
Insist that as ceremonies 10 be conduceby Masons the
Grand Master is the proper person tue stone and
unless this request granted the MasOns will not parto
pate in the ceremonies at ALL The Committee of Arrange
ments will probably change the programme in this particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25
THE TURF.
FASHION COURSE

On Thursday evening the entries closed at FlOrences
for the purses offered the Fashion Course Long Island
The attendance large usual and the principal
race did FILL The contest between the two celebrated
horses George Wilkes and Lady Thorne will undoubtedly at
tract large crowd Cora, Roamond and Lucy will also
show fast time and doubt not of the above destined
to astonish the multitude.
No purse Of 500 added q stake Of 500 each p p,
mile heats beat five in harness. for horses that never
bent 90 was closed with Hiram WOodrufs oh. N. Rosa
mond Jas D. McAianuss black mare Cora and Norris Ho
comb Lucy. No g. purse Of 500 mile heats bes,
three for horses that beat 2 closed
with NJ Rodi1s d. Lady Oakland. Hiram Woodruff = b.
Quicksilver John Loyetts b. NJ Amber aud y W Barnhans
d General sherman No & a purse OF 5000 mile heats,
best three in five In harness for horses that never won money
closed with NJ. Robins d. ~ Lady OAKLAND gohh Lo'ett
b M. Amber F. w Burnham's b. g. General Sherman, aud
A. A. Falers b. &. - , -, ..
This pretty aud the excellence OF the ansse
uent deserve the greatest amount OF public patronage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

At the Headquarters of the above wing the setaeheS
are st busy recent Active preparations are being
made for the coming Congress and also FOR the session OF the
Senate TO be held Headquarters Thursday next 3th
several interesting reports relative 10 the CANADIAN
campaign will be presented
The War Department also putting It's forces upon war
footing preparatory to future campaign IA view Oh ''
Gen. Sweeney issued the following circular
MAR DEPARTMENT. T. B,l
No BROADWAY new DIRK. August "a 1860
THE CRcLBs + b.: Cenen Of Circles are 70
10 headquarert the
each Circle for the OF sppon,
m.nt 20 military branch Of zach Circle.
OR, must b. ale, that experienced tried officer.
.elscsi. l. w sNhMsr Hec war -
Cant Collins l. r. A. lust landed from Ireland reported as
these hopes VI the Irish people were cen
tered in aid got from this side aud that they confidently
ook FOR aid BY Christmas He reported affairs as being
satisfactory condition the other side and the hopes OF
the people as sanguine in the extreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-25

co S1 i 5 as;5f to % sss gT ~ @as1
" y '"ff p" appointed q" n. sa.d vacancy
h-.'-'l is .Ae pfr'r postmaster 20, Bridgeport. and
y w 'iar.i. : ID. proceeding efthe Cop
iug Democrats and C1pne-hcis ~ Cru.efc' g,-al =,
prominently and "a. which Senator Dfxnu mai. ms
tIoAchcrous political address Postmaster Spsrry and Col
lectOr BlbCOck of New Haven William W Eaton Post
master Cleveland and Alfred l.. Bun Of the Coppehead
Iine' al o THE city weTo Likewise leading spirits that
Convention.
1t was voted to send committee OF 40 members 10 A.
tend the approaching Convention of southern loyast, At
Philadelphia and the following gentlemen wefy chosen as
such committee.
FOB THE STATE AT LARGE.
Gov L. Hawley OF Hartford County eGGov Henry Dat.
tor of Hew.Hasen County. exov William A Buckingham
OF New London County Gen s Ferry Of Farfed County
senator elec exoy H. Holly OF Litcbfeld COUNTY the
Hon &C. W. Philips Of wndham County eI Lieut., Gov
Benz Douglas Of MiddleseK County and tho Hon C. A
BY COUNTIES
R1,tf,rd.-Congressma Henry C. Deming and the Hon.
David Clark OF Hartford Charles a Brscoe OF THOMPSON.
Vile and Howard Collins Of Collnsvile
Hsv- Hsren.-CoL VIM D. Wooster. the Hon. Thomas o..
born and the Hon T. r. Foster Of New Haven and the Hon
Me- London-COnrre'sm Augustus Brandarco of New.
London, the Hon. John L Wait and the Hon James LLOYD
Greene Of Norwich and Judge Charles Mocurdy OF Lyme
Eaiyfad-The Hon r. T. Barnnm and the Hon. II. Perry
OF Fairfield. ID. F. Nichols Of Danbury, and William A. Cum
LifehSed-Conrressman Hubbard and William G. Coe of
Ltchbeld Russell Pratt of West Cornwall, and Truman A
Bindhan.-E H. Bugbee of Klingy. Samuel Bingham Of
Windham William Brown Of Hampton and William H.
Chandler Of Thompson.
MIddleseI-Congressman Samuel l. Warner Of Middeown
William H. GOodspeed OF East Haddam. Hiram Neaze Of
Chatham and John Allen of SAY brook.
Tolidnd-E P. Buell. Of Hebron. John w Thayer Of Filing
ton, G. w Huntington OF Coyngton and Julius Converse OF
Stafford.
The delegates empowered TO appoint their own
substitutes in any Of them should be personally I'M
able 20 attend the Convention.
The further proceedings of the committee were not Of
public nature and cannot be reported The best of feel
ing prevailed throughout and most encouraging deter
which NAV be necessary thWa the designs of the Cop
perIohnson cOaonists and overthrow their mschieyou
schemes. Connecticut will not fall into their hands or
under their control The Republicans of this State are
awake to the importance OF putting down all such faction
lists and the elections next Spring will show that they are
aud have been thoroughly in earnest
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Is Cd. %. ith. 5tb. 9th. 7th. 9Th. Total.
Ia5ependeni 49,. Ill
Umpire-Mr. Richards OF the Enterprise Club
Passed Bals-MoCoskry =, Peek 6, Norton ..
Struck Out-Cummingsl
nv Catches MIds-flauiy g. Norton 3. Elnendorf 3
Fletcher A. Brainard l. Whiting total H. McCoskry
Moore :. TAYLOR Brown IT, Edwards Calvin total p
Catches Missed--fetcher Elnendo,f q H. Brainard
Fany ., Norton J. Clyne Taylor McCostry l. Peek
II Edwards ]. Bailoy !. Brown /.
Pat Dat Bises-EIcelsiors times. Independents IL
Pat Out on Foul BAlls-EIceors time, Independents
times.
Ran Ont-E Edwards by Flanly.
Double Pay BY Flanly and Whiting and by MeCosTy and
L. Edwards .
Len OF Bases-Flaniy Fletcher A Brninard l. Clyne
H. BrlinArd l. Whiting I. Taylor J. Moore Brown l. H.
TiWarls l. McCo,kry l. Bailey /. Il. Edwards l.
Tim. % Game-Two hours
Srorers-Me-srs Holt aad Pearson.
The Etcsi0s intend visiting Washington on The 10TH prox
no for days and will probably stop al Baltimore
STAR vs.. BAGLB
These Clubs play to-day at Carroll Park, South
Hrookiyn The Coney Island carr 81 20 the grounds
INDEPENDENT or MOTT HAVEN VS.. FOSPARlBL OF
HARLEM
A match between the above Clubs will be played
this afternoon at Mount Morris sduare.
ECLECTIC vs.. SOCIAL.
Quite spirited match took place yesterday between
the Eorcc aud SOcias Hoboken. the resu VI which VIII
he by following
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FINANCIAL SCHEMES

FINANCIAL SCHEMES
Sps,i. Dupi.-h O. rae l.. Tribune
- --r OTTAWA. Ffl3y Argus. t. LOO
Il - urged upon Government 10 1870 Provincial
rather than absorb s. by sale o. debenturss
to avoid causing strngency the money market which
woud cause and now causing failures Better have
iselon Of the currency than large contraction L0rfr.
Of Montreal reptoaohes the Attorney snsra EAst Tor aiding
Confederation. which will swamp the French Canadian
Tomorrow 1000 fresh Volunteers will relieve those in
observation on the Niagara frontier eight days being the term
Of duty for each relief
THB MONEY CRISIS IN M0STgBAL-THB CAUSE,
speeia Dispatch to The N. Tribune
OTTAWA. Thursday. Aug. "a 1906.
money crisis exists in Montreal 1t was reported
there to-day that the Bank Of Montreal after long inter
view with the Ministers has consented TO accept tho Cur
rency act and that will the whole of the issue
Of the s0OO00O authorized by that act also that II wl
further take 81 100000 in debentures should the needs OF
the Government require it. This is doubted by some
communication to lie Pas that there are 900 French
Canadians in Chicago. This il gives proof Of dsSas-
faction among the Canadians in Canada East.