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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-03
PROSPECTUS.

VNSob ~
THIS COMPANY has been organised for the Pufpo.s
Of sstabshpS fplegTaPhic unicet,or IN me nos.
sanes on u. 1lasIsslPPi Vi sER from ST. 'PAuiTo
NEW ORLEANS.
NECEBsITY FOR 1T.
The want Of Line u Telegraph, located with view
to the river trade bas long beenfe Many
important towns are now without AAy teesrspnc en-
other points Ia most cases. nacopnpce toi
loving routes, hundrets OF miles OFT Of d.
rect course causing vexAttps and %
business BY Ct repetions and the fre
auent Interruptions hcidpak TO long lines When fhs
facts borne IN mind st. tns liability q telegraph
proportion its Lengths md tbsf repstitior OF mes
sage doubles tbs tms necessary for il the
great and very iportat advantages u direct route
over the crcutors alton can readily b
seen.
KIND OF LINE TO NE BUILT.
Ess CompAny propose con.sruci their lines in tbs
wt,fba ostAs most lpprovet lins and qusty and tbs
work cons tructi.n will b. dos ~ t Conpany
der the Immediate super Vision q practical msn lone
experiences IN constructing and mAsAging Telegraph
~rs WHO will be instructed 70 spare no to maze
every portion the work d the very best character
CAPITAL STOCK,
Tho Capital Stock Of the Company 10 ONE MILLION
o. D0LLAKs aud dyided into shsSes 81 one hundred
dollars The Company to distribute the stock
small smong the busnrss men along The en-
tire length of the line in order 20 secure their interest
patrous their shAze Of h. profits from it, bnsiness
AssEssMENTs OF STOCK.
ONLY FIVE PER CENT OF the stock will be required
to be paid In 1t time subscription, and subsequent
calls will exceed per cent per month After the
nrst pay eu3 i've per cent further call will be
msds until PIyk HUNDRED THOUSAND puLLARs
s..sr have been Subscribed. The Company confidently
Uei,sysouas they gi be compelled to call in
yhsn ny m axy cats 81 ,.e sfocrtp,ions in order
70 place the line i1cdmpiets vSthisg ofter
DIVIDENDS.
Prom carefully prepared estimates based upon the
smount business done by this companies in
top and giving them equal share Of the business be
tween competing points, the Company confidently BE-
sve that large ami persve dLydsnas can he made;
and they further bseye chat tskipg into consideration
the great sdvautases whi they will posscss In short
and direct rsuts they will be sbe to secure nearly all
the business along their line which i'll place the stock
at high premium, and make it Of the best invest
ments 10 b found.
WHEN TO BE DONE.
The Company propose to commence work At early
day. and push II forward rapidly possible, and
intend have their lines completed without delay.
Distribution OF DIRECTORS.
The StockhoIders will be represented BY Directors at
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vCoR eAL1e-A two-story brick Dwelling Hanss
II tainfnG rooms cellar cistern framo barn;
feet front and lao deep situa'sd the corpfr
sth and Bank streets TILE good or 10 seis
Enquire Of spI1al H.B.TEN-EYfK
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DEMISG HoUsE.-This well>known and
popular hotel, located in Keokuk, Iowa, has
recently passed into the hands Of w. L.
Vermillion, Esq, who is now ''running the
machine in manner very acceptable 10
his numerous patrons and the public. The
house has been newly furnished and repaired
from top to bottom, and supplied With a
splendid stock of chairs, carpets, sofas,
lounges, beds, etc. The tables are daily
supplied with the best edibles the market af-
fords. But more than all this, the proprietor
is . gentleman who s'kDows how to keep a
hotel" Mr.. Vermillion is admirably adapt.
ed for the business, and has host Of friends
al over the country. We can, from person
al experience, recommend him to those OF
our St. LOUIS friends Who may be sojourning
in that direction, feeling assured tia. they
Will De pleased to make the acquaintance Of
Mr.. v, and ever after have pleasant recol-
lections Of their stay with him.-St. Louis
Dispatch.
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OF 10 Bioot ID on which IL four story brick,
- METAL ROOF Building, ~ by Co. and stone fouass
on o. - By % on the balance Of the This prcrs
y 70 Known = the Arcade Building and 10 situstsd OF
the corner Of lst aud Main streets will be se,f fcs
about onsAa what the improvem. nts coss mi sci
soon, will DO rented for term Of years. Titif &C.
40 sale. For further information address
mayio Il. ., Trsryrcy
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WHEN TO BE DONE.

day. and to push rwsrd rapidly possible and
intend to have their lines completed without delay
DISTRIRUTION OF DIRECTORS.
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THIS COMPANY has been organised for the PuIpose
Of sstabshny feegraPhic comm unicaop, IN me nost
dsset mssass pessiDis ~ paiHts Of ny
tanes on tbs 1lsSlssIPPl ElrkR Gem ST, PApETO
NEW ORL1ANg.
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A Row.-A bloody fight occurred at sa,
loon, formerly called I" Harmony" on Main
street, near Eighth, at very late hour Sum
day night. Beer glasses we're the principal
weapons used, and, judging from the blood
strewn around the premises, the combat must
have been terrific. A number of citizens,
living near by, informed us that the party
whooped, yelled and fought equal to the bar
barous Camanche. Poor, besotted fools,
they must get down even below the level Of
the brute, and use the first day of the week
for their fendish revels. The perpetrators of
that midnight scene should be arrested at
once and be made to atone to an outraged
community for conduct 80 shameful. No
palliation whatever can be offered as shield
to such brutal behavior. We believe in max.
ing an example of all such vioIators of the
law that we may have less acts Of the above
DESCRIPTION, and . greater respect for the
Sabbath, and we trust that such an example
will be made, and that our Recorder will not
hesitate to mete out full and exact justice to
each and every one. Rowdyism. We are glad
to say, does not exist in Keokuk to any great
extent, and when it does make its appear
ance let it be crushed out by the power Of the
law, and its actors made to feel that the com.
munity will tolerate nothing of the kind.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE UE1THER.

REn,HKAlth II to u overcast 18th morning 2;ee 70
commenced
m ghtnug vivid the thunder dut rainy and overcast
AnenoonL rainy OVERCAST heavy ram rom
23o 10 a. overcast rain with bnt little cessation from 10 III
The Thermometer early 10 rainbow sppered In
tbe Al altitude Of the summit the bow 1872
RicHSoNp Aug 5-Teegrans al parts Of the State that
rain has been falling heavily since yesterday Aorug Is SUI raining
IN torrents here. r, -. -, HI,
BALrNoRs Aug lGl mTho rain s stu falling WITH undlln'
i.hed violence The flooded and almost impaAbe
say.NNAr Aug i3The weather hot and raining and there
is = heavy storm AZ sea
W,gfygroS Aug heavy fan Of rain commenced here At
o'clock morning has continued the present time, or Tor IL
bours With but ~ brief ntermsons 80
BosroN Aug eyy and continuous showers have prevailed mere
during the last 10 hours. , -.
hours. a times pourng In torrents
CIucaGo Aug. lS-The weather Is clear and warm.
AugrrA l5he rain general Yesterday through
out Aahams Georgia Florida South and North Carolina Slight acct
d hsy railroads by the washing Of eulye
There heavy shower this evening
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

In answer to an inquiry TO the right of parties claim
ing title under sut made by a'etter un
der tho Commissioner Of the General
has responded as follows:
When pres apply communication under The
eighth section Homestead law Of the entry Of deceased settler
are & o establish:
FrSi Satisfactory proof OF hershp /,
deceased settler had fully met the requirements OF
the By residing upon aud euEAng the tae entered uP to the cato
OF his decessa
upon the homestead ser the death the settler
aad cultivation not been contiaaed that Of
application sufficient time had not elapsed sse his ae
Of the claim Such proof being made 70 tue
satisfaction patent the Of the heirs Of the
decreased settler.
The General Land Ooe Is In receipt Of returns
showing disposal Of u 9 Of public lands during the
month following local Offices Nebraska CITY heOfss
acres Greenlea J Dakota City Nebraska ao9
greet portion Of the land taken for actual settlement,
and the nder sold for cash aud located
with agricultural College scrip With military warrants
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Edwin Stanton, son of the late Secretary,
still holds his position clerk In the War Department
Ex-Gov. Reynolds of Missouri, and Gen.
Slaughter both active exRebe~ are IN the city OF Mex
ioo trying to get employment from JuareL
Ex- Confederate Gen. Breckinridge and wife
continue 20 live Paris guests OF the family OF Mrs
Burbank Of Kentucky
The Hon. L. +. s. Foster, formerly Vice
President Of the United States is in Washington
The Hon Schuyler ColfaX has been invited rSda,
deliver the annual address at the WnnebASo county
Illinois Fair, which begins sept. IL
Ex-Gov. Jos. T.. Brown of Georgia was in
Nashville Tenu Tuesday TO attend tne nlee,'g az
the stockholders Of the Nashville ana ohA'ao0S" ""ii
road.
Mr. ]. c. Burbank, the Ben Holiday of the
North West has sold hs entire Interest III the NORTH
Western stage Company
The Hon. Glenni W. ScOfeld of Pennsylva-
MIA Is about TO take part the Republican campaign IN
Ohio.
Mr.. Bonner paid $4,000 for his horse Dexter,
instead of over SO 900, as ut first reported
The Hon. Edwin NJ. stanton and wife M passed pas "a
through this city yesterday afternoon ON the way 10
SGov. Fenton. accompanied by his daughters,
left Albany last evening Tor tne "h''o Hi'u"'''' ~
will be absent nearly TWO weeks -,
Fy-Gov. buckingham of Connecticut has paid
onehaf the cost OF $1,000 church building at bekx s
ham, Tana County Iowa, WHICH end pns p,SIe ""'
Torkin g. Mead. ir, the sculptor, Is ut pres
emf engaged upon ms most ambitious effort The Lhss
Appeal OF Columbus group ordered by Le Grahu LooA
wood OF this city. -
The Hon. John Wentworth OF ILLINOIS ..N,a@ Was
.brnvn from his carriage In Chicago on Sunday eSons
and had the socket of his left leg broken Inc pny
saw Inc cannot use the injured limb again u"oi Univ
months. ~, -
II u Denslow. esq, during the past year
edito, of the Chica0O Republican, mas fouIeu lto
that uo,tiOn and coupetey dissolved ms concrciai
with thaf paper. Mr. J. l.. Balantyne, late con ''
editor, succeeds him. -. - e,;,,e, With tIe
prof Langworthy while performing WI VIII FsiIs ,rIo
1tyith
on wednesday evening was attacked pl 1,aeT aud
badiv iniured His side crushed anu nc ,n Iis IN
ii,nhs It,erated He will probably recover i'oi' ~ "
Gov Swami of Maryland Count a. @e IN teruey .Ss eieT
W a. ~ ~. Vo1 Hotel Gen. Jas. H. Seedinln oi ,f' giy'
and Judge Grain Of BALTIMORE at the m fbe Isrepo5
% 1 ~ ts,ttmalu OF Berlin Prussia AZ the ".
UoteI. ond the hon. Geo. AshInun OF w
tho A Il House.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE FENLANS.
ANOTHER CANADIAN ALARM.

MONTREAL, Aug. 15.-Private information
has been received here to the effect that Fenan raid Is
expected during the approaching elections This has in
duced the British Government TO send out troops Signs
s Fepap co0peraton with the Devln party In Montreal
West arc evident every day.
A DONSYBROoK FAIR ~ CHICAGO
CHICAGO Aug IJ.-The annual Fenian picnic occurred
TODAY at Haass Park in the town OF Harlem, about six
iI from Ibis city Al the military organizations
IN Attendance and civilians 10 the number OF 5000
,coy,, on the ground. Gen Spear OF Limestone Ridge
go,ue was present. and made a brief speech 10
fhe soldiers. IL had boon inenurd 70 nave several
cs Int unfortunaely for the speakers early In the
~ f.solved TO celebrate DUnnybrook Fair. fight
rr bciorc the Fenians had been long on the ground,
J the signal Tor the melee Row ana Nights were
n, f order OF tho day CivlAns IOnBht ana soldiers
arrested thcID soldiers fought ana e theh,
& or tie close Of the day black eyes ana bloody faces
yi,re tbe rule During OF the meiees man named
Tu rouad was probably fatally stabbed IN the neck by
YIN Hnrns Tie latter Is under arrest. Defng Gen.
$780, snecch in the morning. tho remains formed n
Ilig s,.y. about the platform, INTO which unruy civ
ians were brought butas the hollow Slhre shortly
tfer yot INTO Aght-thcre was no more speaking, and
49,. ,iey ~ ,cas ,leasaIty devoted to DonnybruOk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
MICHIGAN.

The Constitutional Convention of Michigan,
y majority Of Y votes has resolved to incorporate the
prohbitory clause the Constitution 1t is to be sub
mttcd TO the people, and will not be voted for separately
on this question the In the towns are expected
10 20 with the Democrats who, with this temporary 40
cesson hope 10 political power sum their ex
pectaons are not very strong Ihey Know lhsy arc o
oeed by All classes OF moral and religions people as Wen
as the influential and the wealthy throusA the Nholo
se M other state the Union has 50 largo proper
ton of Intelligent and thrifty people az Michigan while
th ssne s not doubtful the people deeply realize the
yfa importance Of the prohitory clause that the vote
VIII be nncOmmonly full II Is encouraging 10 KNOW tias
An late yoars whenever there Is fn vote IN sch STATES
as Illinois Indiana or Michigan, tho cause ol morality
tUImpIH
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
vIRGINIA


Richmond. Va, Aug. 15-Collector oil In
,,, isuue james was triedfOr accepting onOes and
acqu't, to-day.
GIN GRANT N TTJE SOUTH-THE CIVIL RIGHTS
rtsr IN FAIRFAX COUNrY-ABEEsT or BIZ.
90 yFNDfEr0N.
t,,s :, s7-.i CcGtsi,.i-nt
RICHMOND, Va Aug. u, 1861.
~ LvncLJuTl RepHJlcap takes strong
,o, ,.alust gen Grant for the Presidency and says;
=. Ia f, minds there has been something peculiarly mean
oud ,rlerlv I'm the studied and stupid silence that
f,nt Inns maintained during the great conflict OF opinion
in WI p The country has been involved. llnnedlateg
after tr war; II lay u ms poWcf 10 lhIuse q
snr his dsbandcd armies and thus through
tbe ysl1e Northern country. One word tOf peace am
I,c.tv and restoration from his lips would have thrilled
throucl us land iu which his great victories had maze
Infi, ircut Court today Judge Thomas Of Fairfax
Comfy was arlaigned for alleged violation or te ClVll
Rights M in refusing % take cOored testimony III c.e
District tt0Iney-dete,e agreeing cSse W. WI WI
tiuted 10 the November term OF the circuit Court
Thon,is gave bail ia y 900 ia appear -od
The United States Marshal on MONDAY evening Hlics'oU
the Hon John S. PcndlctOn, cX-Member or Congress- on
an indictment by the Grand jury Tor alleged perjury IN IN
registering when he was disranchised by inc acts OF
Congress Mr. Pcudleton when arrested 10y the Marshal
was IsIug and upon learning the facts OF ule ctSe' eA
hbted great deal Of feeling and bad temper Ie S az
Oused the Hon joan Nj. ROtts OF causing MS bIIc9i, anu
Applied numerous ePtLe.s, neither choice nor pOhte' "
meeting OF Federal officers and soldiers held last
night a tho Ballard House, developed the l"o' 'ii & a.
an ASSOCIATION, political in character coud DC csIaD
shed among them 81 their intention 10 can Con-
i'm the te for the purpose OF uniting that element ana
nominating suitable for state Olcels ING Hlclu
ber OF .uc association who was opposed 10 @
WA OYorvlled, and thai odious stigma relo'eu lio INC
bod
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
i;lEIJ.

AGER-A whpany EcWJersey Mrs MARY Ager es TUB year o.
Buried si GREENWOOD August IS
ARCHERIa Ipper New Rochelle WelBedsy Aug H. hT T.
& eldest Sisssr G o. & As5Iea Of & hs are n 70 attend the it
from sther sunday Aug i at ""c~
BRIcKAt Springs Ark WeiHssisy Aug Mr. 'o'sp"
services residence y,pde'b" ,ei bsJ';,s e.
family are inyittd to attend Without
l1ES. y R,Tf' & f. u \ y M o Bsa rs s Asa - O' '''
Funeral services will be 70 TIE PresSX oH'ra ~ & ~
YsdT YsrR q. sSS 8 O'clock 1%i q = n a '''-
EDwoSDs-Ou su,d.y i,@ the beloved hs.s;sa
HAsnOYDon Thuiy mornng Aug l5 1907 a. ossnHg West
piye AMI are ya-sey invited 10 seaa nerii As b
late residence, SATURDAY, Aug II at 40 O'Clock g M
HoPEon Thursday morug Aug 49, EupheHia d. wife Of rss
Hope aged % years and 10 months ~, a. -, D.
attcnd the funeral from her late residence no i'i Th1d'e t0dV
HoSEYwKII-on wein.y mornius August H., Emily 's'oOd
Funeral services at her la.e rslerce No. 2S For OreeGegs
are Invited % attend Without further notice
KSaErG S sG7 RagS As & 'si Ss'iSS .s
the late W and Louisa Knapp sei yea mouths ''3
LAvINGTOEOn Tuesn May 27 Glars, the bso,e wife Of Lsy
igou and sdest daughter Of William anu hAa hdnoHl" 'sa "
MANsIRA Go Rddgs + sunday Aas II hs",n c.
RUNNRLLn CITY Of Ee~York, THURSDAY Avg IS =. 70
o'clock hr' El,a b. kgn5es IN the sib year 81 a ss s
Funeral will No cprpef 0
| enth-st, at a O'Clock, Friday Aug. 10
Richmond, Va, please
snb SsA o fiasa sE D. any $ 5 VIM s
4 he " "A o her
Relatives Of the family Invited 10 attend t, ilnrt.
residence No 81 S3ermerh0n, DooAn oa
| Friday, Aus, l6 at , O'Clock y.
TAYLOR-On wednesday Aug H. Grace Taylor nfn, daushts OF
Tbomas and Sophie Taylor aRe 10 months and ~ diys
The relatives friends Of the family y ms Ten - Aa
funeral No AZ DeESbaye BoOEyn on Friday Afternoon"
O'Clock.
THOMPSON On Thursiay Aug IS 1857. Of consumption Dr. D.
| Thompson rss, -.
His members Of the Ts Rse-s
Presbyersn respectfully invited 70 Men1 A l.ss"
his ressieas No. III Wayery place. hS lral se1'-
| at2 O'Clock,
VAN sNDRRRN residence In Brooklyn on Tblra aornas
Aug IS Ms Mary Van Sndeen wdoS OF the late Aaa fan o
! Fdern, the 81th year of her -, :. A..
% N III t sre invited attend the funei exercises 81 she
P Presby,eran Church. ey Dr. Vso DJSes On Sst
II urday, Aug II, at2ceiocx p N
vRsRgs,r Princeton NJ j. op TuesiAy. Aas ID, EmisA Aasasa
II ony danghtsr Of Moses r. aad Sarah h. X webb. - n
II Th1 relatives and invited % attend tae
II ti cir IN Brunswick Thurs1ay Adg 10 "Ser'eAs
II ,. with further notice.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
POLITICAL
PENNSYLVANIA.
TIE NEGRO EQUAL RIGHTS CONVENTION

THE NEGRO EQUAL RIGHTS CONVENTION.
READING, Pa, Aug. 1J.-The Negro Equal
Rights Convention held two moro sessions to-day ana
adjourned. Resolutions passed condemning tho
course OF Senators Tcssondcu Trumbu. and other Re
pubcans In steadily refusing TO face the question OF
Manhood Suffrage; and recommending yotersof the South
to support such uen sumner, stevens Wade ana
Stanton for Chief Mag -triry; cautoning the freed
,nusbroon lt irials but 90 remember those Who had
becn hcit and true friends IN The darkest hours oi
te nation. history. Mr. Forster of Philadelphia pro-
nOuurrd ..ut occupying au cIuiVneai POSITION am
Wendell Pr psf iinpracti,4ple. The fepunIcan party
might a. ,t...I nominate woman nominate Mcauti
phillips who had tatly refused Go ruu lnr once under
Government which sanctioned tho war power t4oAsA l9
Ina brru true to tine interests OF tho negro race and
Iad suffered much in the Ctre. william NcsUlt OF
Altoona. was retloCied President aud Othef oulceft
,-ere collected Tor tho curgIug yCIi. kcso-
lufions were also passed denying the Jurisdiction ~
lbr National League al WashiugnA establishing JOINT
stock company Washington fu- the Puhh' alton OF "a
Radical uewspapor for the newly cnifsu -cl nt
ana enroursclue muncy rrntIcss Tor the fiuciln V.
colored younx men IJr politics and te rustruui
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
ALABAMA.
CIVIL OFFICERS REMOVED IN MACON COUNTY
REGISTRATION.

CIVIL OFFICERS REMOVED IN MACON COUNTY
REGISTRATION.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 15.-Iho Montgomery Ad-
serlis says Gen Pope has removed all the eyl ocers
OF Macon County from Probate Judge down 60 Tar as
hoard from the following Is the result OF the registration
in Alabama Whites 590li blacks, 1850 Total 1902
fraIn Mohle bv Mavor Horton has been imprisoned AT
Montgomery for an ale sed oense Of selling papers Tdi
ouling Horton.
THE CONSERVATIVE UNION MOVEMENT
A meeting of the Conservative Union men OF
Montgomery County held at Montgomery on the loh
inst Tho principal speaker was MI joseph Hougsoh'
who urced the election OF the best men Of the county 10
send To be Conservative Union Convention ia september
e declared it was the only course tlat Woud save tle
state from the BrownOwsm OF Tennessee lie feared me
,yort consr0uenees from inactOn The enemies OF the
Conservatives moving heaven ana eafth 70 tafIy
tho Convention which Is 10 be called unocr the recon
sfruction acts II they succeed, wo unto inc
men who advise acquieseenee IN Kauca1 rue we
The rights which the CenslsHllL4i. "a -. "a 5,rs+
Oama guarantees to them viii be uamped lnso te Gust
The Conservatives were ~! 4@anSI @ i5 ~ s,- ~ tbe
legitimate result Of the way ana Woolu secMe 10 t 1t
coored race every right apPertaning 70 IFeelhen bt
while gfsnSpg gboTty couiG eonfe Tie vote Of
Alabama the Conservative hela tddt tht cOotd pcopo
Sayssi amnesty Ho woud beg the coored race 10
spurn the faseboods which ambitious demagogaes
aide with the white race IN developing tho wealth
OF the state. The men who were placing them
ia aui to the white race strangers OI whom
they nothing southern men whose records here
tOfOre for the most part were those oI Eloitne oga
anxious to cloak their neiaious lives by wrapping around
Them fe American far N Alabama 10 be preserved
from fhe grasp Of those who would tran1pe upon our
deArest rights and who would conslgn To- nIaing the
graves OF nstr0us dead who died AZ the command
81 the state II must be done by the noble sons OF A
bama, who viii never compromise Win wrong 51 Ill
never bow az the foot-stOol OF oppression, Inc Inc
6tate Is conservative; no oppression ana no
swndlng make her anything else II the people ~
INT prove tine to themselves. IL reconstruction under
tie sherman acts come II come better Dy the
honest sous OF the states than by those who nave never
beCp honest In the past who have tramped upon their
own records. and who viii make the inacton OF t9e sa
a means 70 tie n hand and foot. Mr.. BOdgson sad that
1t was useless adopt platform other than tGe Con
RtOn, Union and the Laws" II was the PLATFORM
upon which e the and hC dd not know
how 10 stand upon any other Let the state CphNe enon
90 what est for people, and let rs stand D It's d
New-York tribune., 1867-08-16
CALIFORNIA.

TIE INDEPENDENT LEGI5LATINE Ti'AEI.
San FRANCIsCo, Cal, Aug. 1J.-Ihe Eepub-
c,ns of San Francisco have nominated an independent
Iegtivc ticket taking three nnuos ont os r - on the
regular Union ticket The Senatorial question Tie chlet
cause Of the division.
LETTER FROM GEN BpwELL
Ata Union meeting held iu Napa on saturday evening
July 20. Tho following lettcr received from Con
Bidwell: ,s,,., ~, O., ,ec-
-r.frr WILLIAM GovruyErE MnMu--HV Hcdr SIR;
Nour favor f. al hand TO me 10 d. no W1tcf OF surprise
10 I,arn that YOU In the Hold Hu active supporter on
So where the battle erccst Ihe issuet upon h'
flusI questions always clear ana wei d'hnid ana
scarcely less important than they were during tho slave
L1ders' II must be evident 90 every pa lA HhIu
peudiug campaign unless ready 20 SURRENDER our
cause with all lts consequences into the AAd or G Ho
called Democratic party, the only hopo OF the leothipi
Ia rs diving struggle against rctd"n lh l'Dt' ~ Vi il
sntf am not prepared 10 welcome sucl result Chh
afv Ioyal man hesitate for moment where 0 got u 90
does lot him but hcTrOnc Democratic spccchahd ' VAL nt
r,IicIlv cured unless lis bc indeed hOpele'. Inc
Coppcrhead candidates sing the samo Old song thHt
che red on the proSlaycry Rebellion abusing Nad', hu9
summer nd Thud SteycIs fOr being ADohuuust- aln
ououg the Crlttenden resolution OF 1861 - 10 me ogtcs
o the war Aud this u al, except her iutio Ohpo,loh
aud wangs against the reconsr1cuon measures 0 'ph-
cress-futile say because they might az We'll uhuefhe
10 repeal the army OF the United States or prevent Gen
Grant from being the next President O. 10 oppose lht
for they are upheld by tho national Will Ic TACT ls tue
Conperhcad party is almost as much out OF dtc IN ulcA
entiTsly behind this progressive ago OF Hcedob ahu
must and will De defeated IN this state. i plant nyse
ueouiyOcav with the loyal masses. They mus present
united front 70 defeat this nsnamod Democratic party
n0lT n0,r J. BlDwELL.