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The national Republican., 1867-07-10
FrsAsorAL AND ooMMEsoIAL.


The bears" have taken hold in railway stocks,
and those In market last week at such strong
advance 10 prices are now declining, spd per.
fsct ''coIlapss" may bs expected, unless rsac.
ton should take place. We spoke, In our last
Wednesdays isus, Of the hactustion and Of its
unosrtain value The "bulis" were then In
gies; to-day, In grief or course, the old sstab.
iisbsd companies bid hrm, and their advance
cannot, We think, be attributed to the spseula.
tive tsndsnciss Of new corporations. II 10 their
influence as 10 the reliability, TO-, which has
created the demand. and which, we think, they
will, with but sights decrease. maintain.
In petroleum and mining Affairs bat moderate
sales were effected, some few being active and
hrm, whilst the majority were on the decline.
Government stocks were hrm at the close Of
the board with ~ active demand for investment.
Tho following are tho latest quotations, a.
furnished us by Law Cooke A Co,
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DIED,

Suddenly, on the morning Of the 9Th inst, HARRr
hooRB, only child Of James H. and Annie sprigman,
aged years, months and 20 days
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents. No. 4o5 Sixth street, between @ and
north, this wednesday, afternoon at o oeioek The
relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend. Interment At Glenvood Cemstsry.
tPhiladslphia papers please eopy.l
On the 9th Instant, ELIZA, youngest daughter Of
days.
Her funeral will take plaes this wednesday, af.
ernoon at o'clock, from the residsnos Of her
parents corner Of street rorth and Pteenth street
west frieuds and aequaintances are invited to at.
tsnd without further notcs
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unroH.

NNationa...".....'.... 9 Is ~
Mn,,,, Z; i,.,i.,. es 1.r.r.ov c,nh
scorers-Mr. Potts, Of tie National, and A.
II. Pearson, Of the Union.
Fly balls missed-Union, 81 National, 5.
Fouls missed--Union, 1; National, O.
Passed balls-Uni Is; National, g.
Left on basss-Union, 8; National, 8.
Williams, Of the National, batted q ball clear
over the fence and on Il made home run, the
only one made in the game.
This was the last game that the Nationals will
play prior TO their Western trip.
Tho Herne and Monumental Clubs, two
crack organizations played their 6rst game to-
gether on July Q, on the grounds Of the former.
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect Of tho
weather an immense oonoourse Of ladies and gen.
tlemen were present to witness what proved TO
be one Of the most closely contested and exciting
games Of the season. The Herne wers frst al
the bat, and obtained, BY good batting, Q runs
In this innings Brown bit q tremendous ball to
right field, which was captured In good style by
Ragan, The Monumentals obtained BY good
hits, Faunce, Henderson, Lane and Raglan; Sad
Ter being caught BY Knot, and the ball passed to
hrst before Joy could get back; Smith was the
centre fold BY Brown. In the second innings
the Hsrns scored 8; q heavy hit by Stewart
marking this innings. The Monumsntals run
their sSors up to IL; the figures now standing II
10 in favor Of the "M'.s." In the third innings,
by safe batting, tho Hsrne added runs to their
score, and by tho superb play Of Sykes, Beach
and Henson awarded the "M.'s", as their share
Of the plunder, q ''goote egg. bu, which was
returned to the Hernes In the next innings, the
Monumental getting run. In the nfth in.
nings the Herne, by the good batting Of r.
Faunce, Sykes and Poke. added 10 their score;
q magnificent 1y-catoh by Smith Ia this innings
won much applause.
Tho Monumentals struggled hard for the lead
and obtained It, scoring two runs, q magnificent
home run by Rsgan being the big thing Of the
innings. In the 9Th innings, the Monumentsls
obtained . round o, and the Herno added three
to their score, thus taking the lead and winning
the game, as the rain put an end to the game
before tho 7th innings could be played On the
part Of the Herne too much praise cannot be
given to Pote, Broom, and Sykes, for their superb
fielding, while Ragsn and Smith Of the Monu.
mentals are equally deserving. We append the
score:
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

PROSPECT Hill CEMETERY.-A meeting
Of the Prospect Hill Cemetery Association was
held last night at German Hall. Eleventh street,
to receive membership dues and reports of com.
mittees. Tho affairs Of the Association were
shown to be In prosperous condition, and the
money paid to the owners Of the grounds during
the past six months amounted to 81, 500, and for
additional repairs to the Cemetery the sum Of
$500 has been expanded. The Cemetery Is located
next to Glenwood Cemetery, n the lAne leading
out from North Capitol street. The officers OF
the Association are President, August Manners;
vice president, John Vogti Secretary, Frederick
sohweringj Treasurer, Michael Laugsman: Dirso.
tors, =. Haiden, Oh. Just, II. Kaiser, Chris
Freiss, John Killian, August Lipoid.
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as- no Consump,ives.lTh. Aax.rti,

S~To Consumptivcs.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10
his fsllow-sufsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used, free Of charge with the directions
Tor preparing and using the same, which they viii
ind suRl cuRH ron CossunPrIos, AsrnHA, BRoH.
oHiris, he. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to bensnt tho afietsd
and spread information which he eoneeves 10 be In.
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try hi,
remedy. as 1t will cost them nOthing and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oeG-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co.,, H.Y
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NEW YORK TIRsr poApp aA


Coupons, ITO; 6-2o's. 1867, iii, 6.2O's, 1854.
1901; 6.70's, 1855, 1901; b.2os, January and
July, 1855, 1osj 1o-40's, 102ii 1905, August,
lo7i 1905, June, 1o7Ii 1906, July, 1o7,
Gold, 1881.
AZ Baltimore good grades Of -four arc nrmer,
and find ready sale at rather better prices than
for some days past. Low grades on the con.
trsry, are exceeding fat, and almost unsaleable
A small lot Of high grade City Mills extra, made
Of all new wheat, was sold at Change yesterday
at $l3.75; 40 bbls. Of good Howard street super.
sold at $l0 and about the same amount Of
Howard street high grade extra at s13.12t.
Wheat is In active request from millers, and the
market yesterday was firm; white sold at 90. 75a
for new, and red do. brought $3a3 05 per
bushel. The new wheat was mostly from vir.
ginis, but there were some small lots from Mary.
land. Corn Is inactive and receipts light, with
sales Of white at $1.02a1.12. Oats are firm;
sales at Sass cts. measure and weight. Provi.
sions arc active and strong, as are also sugars.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

PLUMBERS AND GAs.FITTERs' MEErINa.-
The journeymen plumbers and gas.httsrs Of tho
District held q meeting last night at LutI's
Hotel, corner Of @ and Tenth streets, for the
purpose OF forming a permanent organization,
whom the following gentlemen wore elected Of.
hcsrs: President. A. s. Dent vice president,
John Monehani recording secretary, Wallace
Burch treasurer, John r. Linkius. After the
appointment Of a committee to draft coustitu.
tion and bylaws, tho meeting adjourned to Tues
day evening next, at the same place.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

CHARGED WITH STEALING MoNEr.,-Lewi,
Murray, a boatmAn, was arrested last night BY
oficer Warwick, on the charge of stealing the
sum Of SIS from John Hatton. There being nc
evidense to sustain the charge 1t was dismissed
BY Justice Buckley.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

DIsMIssED.-0ne of the men who runs q
garbage cart in the Fourth ward, was dismissed
yesterday morning for having grossly neglected
his duty. More Of these men will meet the same
fate unless they mend their ways amazingly.
Mayor Wallaoh Is determined to have the work
done at tho proper time and in proper manner.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

The RIVER FRoNT.-At Harvey's wharf,
since our last, there have been no arrivals or
departures. but at the wharf there are two coal
schooners unloading.
At Carter's wharf several sohoonsrs are dis
charging oargoes Of coal and lumber. Tho
schooner Tyler. Captain Galloway, sailed light
on Monday for Havre.deG.race for coal.
At Riley's wharf several vessels are unload.
ing, and tho schooner Augusta, Captain Ham.
mond. has arrived from Maddox, Va with wood
for Eslin. The schooner Mignomette, Calvert,
sailed light for Havre.de. Grace.
At Fowler's wharf the fne packet schooner J.
s. Bragdon, Captain Newcomb. has arrived from
Boston, with merchandise for Washington mer-
chants. and several other vessels are at the
wharf.
~ Crouoh's wharf there are also number Of
vessels. The schooner Great Western, Captain
Connolly, from ST. Mary's, has arrived, and Is
discharging her cargo Of wood for Hunt 4 Clark.
At Browns wharf the schooner W. b. Nc
Shane, Captain Christy, has arrived from PhilA-
dolphin, with 2l5 tons Of coal for Brown 4 Sons.
Persons doing business along the wharves are
much rcjoiced that tho contractor for grading
Ninth street, from ii street to the river, (Mr.
McNamara,) has commenced operations, and
soon they expect to have q fine road directly to
the wharyes at the foot Of that street. This 10 q
ch.needed Improvement, and has naturally
put those about the wharves 10 good spirits.
The opening Of this street Ia not the emily i'm.
provement being made, for tho contractor 10
using the refuse earth to till In behind the re-
Gently erected sea-wal In that vicinity.
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MONUMENTAL.

fotal............ 10 70 Total...........h IL
A match game Of base ball was played last
.eyening between the Capitol and Continental
Base Ball Clubs, (second nine.) which resulted In
favor OF tho Capitol BY Q score Of o. to 33. The
fielding on both sides was loose; the batting Of
tho winning side was very heavy. Mr.. Nsgls
did the best batting, and Mr.. Wallace the best
fielding.
This 10 the third match for the Capitol this
season, they coming OF victorious in each. Sue.
cess b them.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

FOUND OPEN.-Yesterday morning, Off,
csrs sAffell and Butt. Of the First ward, found
opOn the door of Mr.. Michael McDevitt's store,
on l., near Twsnty-third street wsst. II was
properly secured, and Mr. Mod, notified Of the
condition In which It was found.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

GoSy TO WET PoMT.-0a Monday
.v.ning Gen, Grant departed for West Point.
Gems. Badeau ard Por, 'er, Of his stat, aeoomPa:
asi.a,. to bs convened ut the Military Acad.
u S 10 s.amiue into the usrits Of "Upton's
s%y TaSy,isS" " with view to the adoption q the
.a%s a, A standard drill In the United States
army.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

Asexual Diseases, Debility, Sc.-r.y
no more money to ouAeks, but buy TrAlL L JACK
soS's Pathology and CURE YOURSELF. q.
Sold By American News Co., l2l Nassau street. New
YORK. send for u circular. ap25-d&w3ms
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81 This movement is entirely sparate from, aud
has no connection with any oihsr enterprise
Address all orders and communication, with
stamps for return postage, to
GB0KGE W. THOMAS,
MANAGING Director,
Jeq2'n No. $40 Pa ave, washfr gov, D. G.
81 Editors are respectful vitad to notice this
NATIONAL oFPERis0 " Of sympathy AMI pbilau.
thropy, and TO lend IL such aid their banevolence
an
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

VACANCY FLLRD.-Col. P. q. Washing
ton was, yesterday, at q meeting Of the Wash.
ington Monument Society, elected member Of
said society, to all the vacancy oooa''oned by
the death Of DR.. WIN. Jones.
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alailOual Aepuhlieau.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT. I.

Base BALt.-Yesterday afternoon the
National and Union Base Ball Clubs played .
match game Of ball on tho new grounds Of the
former, and time was called at $50 D. m. The
game was hotly-oontete ted one, and the Union
boys played the National comparatively close
game. Az the close Of the game the score stood,
Nationals, 81. Union, 10. Only eight innings
were played. The following is the score:
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- Free to Everybody.-A large o DID.
Circular. giving Information Of the greatest import
snee to the young Of both sexes.
teaches how the hOmsly may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the for-aksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
thsir Address, and receive copy ost-paid, by re-
turn mail. Address p O. Drsvsr n
mhls-d&wly rrovNy
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

WASHINGTON TARGET AssooIATIoN.-A
special meeting Of the Washington Target Asso.
citation (schutEenyerein) was held at Wells res
taurant, Seventh street, last evening. The OBJ.
ject Of the meeting was to make arrangements
for tho grand annual picnic, to commence on
tho 9th Of August and continue until the 10th
The committee appointed for the purpose re-
ported that the grounds Of the Seventh Street
Park had been secured for the sum Of $1,000.
with all the privileges. Invitations were ordered
to DO extended to all officers Of similar organza-
.tions throughout the United States. Business
of no public Importance was then transacted,
SITTER which, the meeting adjourned.
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n l r G U L A r

We have consolidated our three Arms into one to
reduce expenses In the delivery Of Ice, having
each lost largely In our composition with each other
at nhy cents Per hundred pounds, amounting In all
Our expenses are reduced TO the least possible
hgure, and our ledger statement July 1861 shove
that at the present sales, we are not making one dol
lar proht,
on and after July 8, our rates will be-
To persons using over 800 pounds daily, rs cents
per 100 pounds
To persons using 100 poanda, and not oyor 500
pounds, tl per 100 pounds.
To persons using 90 POUNDS, aud not over LOO
pounds, sl, rs per 100 pounds.
To persons using less than 90 pounds, d 90 per 100
pounds.
will with pleasure show them our books, hould
they favor Us with call.
We are now recalling Ice purchased OF the Great
Falls Ice Company, and owing to the porous nature
Of this Ice, our books show that the msltsge this
We shall ansh peddlng this Ice In a few days, when
We shall distribute only the best quality Of Boston
Ice.
To keep tho price down, We have eurtailsd our sx.
penses by running the smallest number Of wagons,
but We are now satisfied that wa must, to accom- mo.
date aud satsfaet riy customers, run more
wagons, which We will dO but as our hgurss hlw
(and books are open for inspeoon) that we must
must consider that the high price Of wages, Of hay
and grain, the Arduous and wearing dutisa both 10
beast and man, should, As In every other calling,
yield to those engaged In II q fair remuneration We
certainly ak nothing more. Another misfortune at.
tends u.s. and which Increases expenses at least
% per toR-in the inierruption Of hAyigstion by
break 20 Of the canal aqusduet-whieh compsls Us
10 team our Toe from Georgetown, and the meltAge
from this delay is At least % per ton more than
delivered At the Tenth street wharf
I, y, MIDDLETON,
TT FOWLER,
jys'a WALTER Cooley
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

HIdHwAY RoBBERY.-John Gillespie, q
market man, who was coming to town yesterday
n, orning, near daylight, was attacked on the
70, ,mbian College road by three men, who
Sras0 I'd him from the wagon, took from him all
ths nbs nge in bis possession, jar Of butter, and
a noon o,. -hiekens, and then made of, escaping
In tbs nj, 'nder. The animal was also mounted
Nv ona of tb., n and run of, No clue has as yet
been obtained /, the high"aymen'
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

CONDITION of the thermometer in the
shade for July 0, As observed at W. s. Thomp.
sons drug store, corner Of fifteenth street and
New York avenue: . a m, III IL N. rs; Q p.
m, 76i 6p. m, II.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

CARPENTERS AssooIArIos.-This asso-
citation met at German Hall, Eleventh street,
last night; J. II. Reed. president, in the chair,
with William II. Champion, secretary.
The constitution and bylaws having been
adopted at the previous meeting, the association
proceeded to elect the following officers to serve
for the ensaing term:
Corresponding Secretary, T. Fleishell; Finan-
eial Secretary, Charles 0boldj Sergeaut-st.arms
James Z Davis Standing Committee. B. o.
GreenwelI, J. o. ConAlly, J. W. Landsdals, Z,
II. Litohheld.
Cards Of membership wsrs then issued at ten
cents each.
The election Of delegates to the Workingmen's
Assembly was postponed until next meeting
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

The following dispatch was received by
us:
W. o. hxrzERorr 4 Co.. Washington,
Nav YonK, July s-s:45 p. m.-omeiai telegram
per cable, from Paris, gives Us nrst Gold Medal for
greatest perfection In Grand, Square, and Upright
Pianos. ..
Strongest endorsement Of jury placing Us at the
head Of the list sTRIswAY SONS.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

PERsoSAL.-W. II. Myers, ESQ.,, State
Printer, from Pennsylvania, and W. W. Hays,
Deputy Secretary Of tho Commonwealth Of Penn.
sylvania, arc at WillArd's
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

JEwELRY.-Bog-wood Sets and But
tons. Silver Plated spoons and Forks received yea
tsrdsy at Priss's dollar jswslry store, No tss
Psunsylvania avenue near Four and. s-haif street
The national Republican., 1867-07-10
FIRE In THE FIRST WARp.-At q

FIRE IN THE FIRST WARD.-At about
fur o'clock yesterday afternoon, q fire broke
ou Ia two-story frame house located on Eigh.
teen'th street, between X and L streets north,
owne d by George Parker, and occupied by
ooiore d woman named Loudoun 1t soon com.
munica I'D to four other buildings, (also two
story n tnss,) one Of which was owned by Geo.
Pauger, snnther BY Leonard Bolts; two others
oen.iSs.h osrobssa ds%sgsdAIo,, about $500 psSs.p
and Bolts Oh ,oh met with almost q total loss Of
their propsrt y, bat each was insured for 5000.
shaffer was 70 lily insured. The whole loss by the
fire will not be less than $500. Mrs. Loudoun,
the oolored wo man. lost her furniture, aud oven
her clothing Her sen aud daughter lost betwasn
s25 and $40 Il, gresE'baoks. consumed By Gre.
Captain Lauahsn, Mr.. Mccoy, Mr.. Kahlor,
and Mrs Loudoun, rstpactivsly, occupied four Of
the buildings, and the ffth one was unoccupied.
The fremen and police were prompt, and saved
much valuable property by their timely sxer-
tions.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

How WASHINGTON IS GRowIHG.-The
Bait,nlore American OF yesterday afternoon says
concerning Mayor Waliach's annual message, as
follows: The Mayor of Washington, in his rs!
cent annual address, claimed that that city stood
eighth, In respect Of rapidity Of growth, among
American cities. In 1900, the population Of the
District Of Columbia was IA, 092 In 1860, 1t
was rs, $50. Without making any allowance for
tho loss Of 1859 persons In the retrooession Of
Alexandria, the ratio Of increase between tho
dates mentioned was 43275. The value Of real
and personal property In the District. which, In
1850, was Sl4, 0l8, ,s74, was In 1850 SAL 0S4 945,
an increase Of nearly two hundred per cent, In
ten years Q93. the increase In Massaohu.
sstts for tho same period being only 42l9 per
cent.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

The prettiest walk in Washington Is the
walk from Seventh street canal bridge to Hsspins =
One Price clothinE Store, at M.ryiaod avenus
Those who have never seen It will bs grAtnsi at
the prospect on ths way and al the end. .
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
So The Grsvest M.iadies Of Youth an.

50 The Gravest MaIadies of Youth and
EARLY hASHooD.-Howard Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrst age Of man.
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
ploysd in this Institution Sent in sealed letter en-
velopss, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. sKILLrs
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
rem. myl7-Sm
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

SALE REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, auctioneers, have sold lot No. 4, In
square No. 4S9, fronting on Sixth street, between
and streets, and Immediately In the rear Of
the Unitarian Church, to J. Y, Wollard, for
$l.S0 per foot. Also, lot No. 2, in square No.
52l, on the northeast corner Of P and Fourth
streets, to Mr.. James L. Loehs, at siI cents per
foot.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

CHAs. F. CuMMIYs, No. BAT Seventh
street, between and K, near tho Northern
Market, has on hand, and Is constantIy.in re-
cspt Of, the latest styles Of boots and shoes for
ladies and gentlemen, misses and youths, and
children. Having an extensive trade, he is en-
ablod to sell at the lowest rates. Tho stock In
the establishment Of Mr.. Cummins is selected by
himself in person, and all who desire to gel
goods which will prove to be exactly as they are
represented should call On him.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

SILK UMBRELLAS, fine quality, twenty.
eight thirty, or thirty y.two each. eaa be had at A.
saks Co 6i7 Seventh street. asjoinins Bank Of the
Republic.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

FoR THERMOMETERS 90 To NJ. W., Gait a
Son, s'4 Psnbsyivanis avenue, who have Just rs.
esivsd a large sssortmsnt Of all kinds. which they
are selling Al low rates
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w A N II y

=" LADY WHO
w has Childrsn's Clothing to make up to call,
got . sample Of lndelible stamping in initiation o.
Braid. WARRANTED FAST COL0Rs. Win wash
and boil. samples now ready to give away at
PRINCES, tSs NINTH STREET, opposite Patent
once je4.u
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10 CAL TIE M s
SPECIAL CARp.-

~ Il hI INV Yosr, Suly q 1907.
To Jons y. LILLE, wsshisstos, d CT We have
Just reesived the following By Atlantic osbis,
PARIS, July 1, 1851. - Chieksrias d Sons, New
York, In addiuon 70 GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
have to-day received DECORATION OF THI In.
oioN OF HONOR, which places us AT TIE HRAp
or ALL PIANO EXHIBITORS. n
o. jys-u rss @. y. oHIoKERIHd.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

FIaHrNG. W. Sebastian and James
Baker were arrested By Officer Harry and taken
before Justice Buckley on the charge Of engaging
in q rough-and-tumble 6ght near Eliason's tan
yard, on the Heights. Tho Justice imposed q
fne Of $3. so on each Of the parties.
The national Republican., 1867-07-10

sEATON HOUsE-Jous n. sEnnrs
KIRKwooD HoUsE-HEsDLEr 4 GREEN.

bright, Pa Chas BanIhot, 4ith o. s Inf O. Ettin.
ger, & Roberts, n. Y VIM. shauklsnd, Mrs l..
Carter, Mrs T. b. Reed, G. N. Rinsteln, Mrs A. N.
Calmont, Philadelphia; A. James o attauooga; Y.
W. white, Norwich. CT. r. II. Pinkney, s. N PRter
and T. p. Peyton. Charleston; NJ. A Chadsey, Pitts.
burg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-16

TIE rebel General Price has returned to
st. Louis, and is quite lion in that com mu-
nifty. There is no General in Missouri who
fought to sustain the flag Of his country who
would be Toasted and feted to the extent that
this infamous traitor, who led the rebel hosts
In the war against the Government, has been.
Even Union men in Missouri pander to the
general passion, and unite with the sceesh in
rendering honor to this old miscreant, who
caused the murder Of many thousand pairs
otto citizens who volunteered in defense Of
the country.
Under the "My Policy" programme,
traitors distinguished for the extent Of their
massacres of Union men, are held in greater
esteem than patriot soldiers who battled to
sustain the flag of,he country, and Johnson 8
Office holders and ofice-seekers endeavor to
show their devotion to King Andrew by their
friendly attention to his bloody. handed secesh
friends.