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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

PATERSON.-Dublin Spring Brook an unwhoe-
some stream eus have food IT constantly
ruan purify Mlrr cuIeus favor Us beng t.i NJ
De underground seNer....Iue political
ttmfl practically open here The Democratic ettN
sarr than thong AM CLOSELY cal
ra1g district The Republicans nthrsac
ant srorgy uarlling their force; NJ John R tue SIX
check Ass0
alton q sk Manufacturer headed by Robert Ham esq The
M.lg Sk NIL La. bad added Nj HarcAc Fench six
through Christie his purchased twenty lots Of
ground i below Bunker lid tie river for the erection Of
sk mauuaetaI r is to bring SD families With hm.Ibe Broad
var satrr mains aI nearly % CaarL The cherry crop has
There v 90 appesTle haresi.s haeA"ai'
90 5 60 be- gai,g.trL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
THE TURF.
ISLAND PARK ASSOCIATION.

The Inauguration of this new track at Albany
will take place Wednesday next July Is The meeting
will include three days sport. commencing Wednes
day, with purse OF $780, for all horses having
beaten three minutes and closed with 10 entries which
aurs well FOR good field The second event the first
day Of $780, for horses that have beaten
2lO, closed with II entries. The next day, Thursday.
opens with purse of 1900 for all horses that have
beaten $780, and closed with the following entries Fred
Pence, Ulark. MlmbrnO Prince, Capt. GIL, Latham,
Dixie and Col Maynard. The next event the second
dav Will be- "a purse OF 500, for horses that have
beaten 23j closed with eight entries The meeting Will
wind up Friday the first race beng purse of sl7Jo
the the second and $3.50 20 the third
closed with the following entries Gen. Butler Fred.
Pence Goldsmith Maid. aud Lucy The closing event OF
the day will be purse % $780, for horses that have
beaten 800 which closed with q entries The programme
worry liberal one aud from the way the stakes have
flied M A succe-sful meeting Is prOmised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

WAsUINGToN. July lO.-Col. Isaac W. ID. Reeves OF
i~el ptotei b. order ~ the President -
OLE lsl State b. ,er G.ns. b. hf-'i h i-n '"nns9i
arI 1"rrr
Cl Colonel bg tteve for saatT a. sabine Cross
1909" Col Carr commanded She one
SOS Bs'aou
sstr Port Hudson sri tie sabine
Cross Roads ~ the i.lstroIs Rel River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

The ST. Louis Democrat of the Sth inst. says: Gen.
Grant arrived in this city yesterday and took rooms
at the Planters House He goes out to-day to his
farm on the Gravois road where he will probably re-
main several weeks. 1t is his wish to escape alto
\gether for a time from the WEAKNESS and care Of
public affairs and to enjoy season of relaxation
with his familyD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
AMERICANS ~ PARIS
The following Is a LIST Of Americans in Paris

June %
Nrs Io1s-M T Campbell Mr. " r H,re't ,ri jiurh,.r,
gr... NJ rgi H.. william Hear Smith NJ aui MIs
WUIap Smith ST. William Gale a14 am'g ". T. tu Zion. 81
Is-rs .r. NJ ed Hr a Morse. VI srt Ms tl's
Aisr ST. tlas Lis,e NJ y Fcons Nj anl ara h'nrY
IIIrI.f. l4llr Mrs " Boston
5 en- Mr. John % Pierce M, g. ? GRAY. Eltmer-'rs o.
20 g. E.. Fr1l.sr.-M tUerrr T. praey Mrs letorc
pfrr Ns FrTrr ST. Theodore Pane r.. NJ NaIca Ptvr@
Professor Psru anI family ~ Edward M~llr NJ D.
W,..r Wof.ter Thompson MInbe.ier ENGLAND
Mn. o. tlsrher.siu CarleoNp 81 4 Ir-ei Rome Italy
nA.LrI IAr.-nr ILrrma-e VI Fiet. WL-lleL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
The Missouri DELEGATION has presented siOi

The Missouri delegation has presented SiOi
10 Mr. John Foeler. Who injured by the premature
discharge Of cannon n UuioLsluarc on Thursday after
noon.
A swimming entertainment was gwen last
night 90 thc Baths. corner OF ~xiaye aud 1hr!ctn,
Tie fret race for boys under H. won by A. Aud. Tho
second event open 10 rcqucutcrs Of the Bath fell 70 Dir
Names. whose style of swimming was really very hue
The tlirl race was won by Mr. Brghtlng. The fourth
pr for diving Tor eggs also fell TO Nil Names The
entertainment concluded by an exhlD ton By Harry
CUR. The champion swimmer, who ate. drank, ana
.lnnhrl uuhlr NAiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
Grnnd llrnnpe and Proiesfnnf Parnde and Picnio
DIR. scbenck's Mandrake Pills
SITBSTITUTT FOR CALOMEL.


Pills composed Of various roots including polop1gn ~
concentrated mandrake compound having the 70 relax tho
secreons tie liver promptly aud eactaay bae pills m
eu aad wit at srs dsageeable AMI dangerous
effects which often follow from the use Of the latter
In all bilious these Pills may be used with confidence hT
promote Initiated bile and those distinctions
from the liver and hillary which the OF bilious desss
in general
Mandrake Pills efel aseades seat which are -
many persons producing piles su dyse1'ery sat
other painful disorders.
Sehencks Mandrake Pills headache and ell disorders q tbs
liver indicated By saow skin coated tongue covens droFss~
and general feeling WEAKNESS and asuie showing that the liver
> n torpid distracted condition.
In short pills may used with advantage in all cases Vhsrs
purgative or Alternative medicine is required.
PREPARED on bv Dr. J. H. sold wholesale and RETAIL st
bis principal Office No Of Commerce s. Ph
adelph and BY druggists dealers everywhere Price Is eo,s pr
box
DR. Sbepck professionally at bis No y Bond s New
York on TUESDAY lah and thea cot uni TUESDAY,
Aug 70.
fan supply Of his medicines VII be kept lis iai By drug
gxfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
BURNETTS
COCoAGNEl
F...,v,st, ~ T.gnANstf-s Ap To

A COMPOUND ~ CocoANrr on &c.
FoR HAIR
ia, established wowie reputation entirely upon its merits No
o,hs oil, neither pouads alcoholic washssogn domesean
compare Whit asa n, r
or Y an uvisoor and promoter Of the growth Of the hair For sale
Al. Dsuxrs,a B,rar, Of fraudulent monsi Sent to say address,
Jo,xPa BURNETT Co.. Proph.tos.
No q Ceatralst, Boston. and No, S2 Broadway
ssasS hlstpP'u.sn B'sa E'"S'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
NARRAGAN,EIr PARK ASSOCIATION.

Inc July ITOIIIDg mttIIHg OF IH5 AssOCIdIOH
will next Tuesday. II pity that two such
good meetings hi lind the Island Park should clash
a. twill prevent many people from having the pleas
urr enjoying them both Tho racing will commence on
Tuesday with purse OF silJ Tor all horses that have
never trotcd better than 45. which has closed with "a
entries The next event u the first day viii De purse
o $780, with inside stake OF 500 each, D. T., for al
horses that have never r0tcd better 232 in harness
wagon. This has filed with the following entries
Darkness, snip Timber Lady Sheridan, Ola Put Fear
uaugAt Belle Of Patterson, and Keystone. The sec
cud day viii commence with purse OF $500
with INSIDE stake of S15 each for five year Odds
that day will be purse Of $780, for al horses Tor
which thu following entered: Rhode Island, Noun
tain Boy Lady Thurnr. and George wilkes. ON Thurs
DAY the last day. the rst event VIII be purse ~ $1,000
for an horses which have never cd better than 23D
which closed with the following India Rubber.
Lady sheridan. Old Put Gen Mcclellan, Lew Pettee,
and Cora The second event, aud last Of the meeting
will purse ~ S15H for an horses that have never rU
ted bette, than 49, which has closed with 4 entries II
would De- hard 90 ld better entries for trotng purses
than The above which ought certainly TO give good sport
20 All those who 20 a. them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
Hazard ~ Casweli's
PURE AND SWEET
COD LIVER OIL,
BEST IN THE WORLD
Manufactured on the Ses-sa0re,
b. CASWELL. HAZARD & co,
Urier Fifh.Aveaue Hotel

Pos-O0ce NOtice.ILe Mails Tor Europe VII b. Dispatches
from this TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. CLOG
ing u ooek noon SiolsA aai b. l C. . aud D. II IS,
Esnd r. lI:l0 and A. n 0 clock a. N
Also on WEDNESDAY hour Of closing which sill bs
posted at Once sad the Stations o. uEsDAY
JAMES KELLY. P. n.
Dr. j. H. Schencks HeT visit professionally NevYork az
be on TUESDAY July H. at Rooms No % BOnist from u
D. m All persons wishing him bad better embrace that oppor-
tuay as again tbs city after the above date gu Tues
d, August 49, SCHESCKS Medicines al accompanied With
fau decioss that any themselves m saPPTO
L.. L t..-.l 1 MN - p.nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
MARRIED

STARBUCK-sMITH-on THURSDAY, July g. At Chris. Cssrcs,
hhaye By bs Rev Ferdinand c. Ever Bradlee starbaes
Boston 10 Anne r. daughter Ofihe late Thomas Smith aud gas5
daughter Of Robert Cochran. deceased. ofthis city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

W,.uNGr0s Trv irf rFrrr- loia Albert fr-.i from
special I-.sf HrYri tntr Fahlt.l Sect engineer - the
sorh fIrhlf.l chef frF.rer Nu j. l1 Oirfri uu
tle Fartlr n ea 90 NeF York The fesg1,a ID, Aia;' t4aA
4. Guf las been accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
The Celebrnfed

experience vita the reseri tender and te yies
WALTER offered viii restore conhierce IN
grape raising It. abundant Indoors
lie grower and bearer contains 10 clusters %
bloom compact cluster E4s which advantage
marketing We knoEn the foliage % ndew succeeds IN arg
very soil seeding of tie Delaware crossed VITA tie Diana,
Rpels before the iiartior therefore TIE ear
hardest and best variety NJ one year - each 20 a'anee-
Orders di rotation, While supp lasts Nc charge fr PACKING
send stamp beautiful ard oplons u mauy yreTars H.
SLOUGHF our salesman Nevlork City Headquarters a. Pos
H-rL-n. LERRLN s lAAMmnn- nokrelAe N u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
rvrcrrryE NOMINATIONS

WA,HINGroN ID. G.. July 10 The President to-
d,r nom o. James SlrT - De Agent T tls Fat
iesi -s Baaeoet % De Ageai W The iaas y TIE
Gfall iioale Agslcg. uEegoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
SusriaI SNotitts.


NekrO.ozoic-OR A NEW PROCESS FOR TIB PRkSBRVA-
T1ON or THE HUMAN BODY AFTER DEATb-Ihs process -
Thoroughly prserge tle human body from ysDe change
features form and color Tor an indefinite period Il les toaee'oms
and expensive ans method heretofore prrct shie at ia
without rival for the following
II Is SIMPLY A WASH.
THE BODY Is NOT INITIATED IN ANY WAL
No INJECTION Is MADE ~ THE WINS
NO CUT INCfSIOE Il MADE UPON THb BODY.
The process especially desirable for the bodies o. iboss
who died diseases all danger arising ron pehce OF
contact With such bodies after treatnent according % s pfos
being
burial Tie result Of this treatment Is the bodies
which have been The leading members 81 the medical psz
testified merits Orders len With the principal unieikTs
New York ani Brooklyn the ohes Of the uude gnt will
prompt attention. CLARK Co., No il3 Broadway,
and County Bghts for sale No. 80 kemsenL Brooklyn
seHf igr pamphlet
Grand Orange and Protestant Parade and Picnic
Of Prince Of Orange Lodge No SO % East River Park foot Eighty
ourh.st July - 1863 Tickets 25 Committee ~ Arrange
o. Norman " NJ. BIO. Kennedy T. : Bro Buios
r. Treas All Protests1s cord ay invited y
a our ran above Lodge us,d
to at the Lodge Rooms al Z,
The members OF no. 339 Prince Of Orange Lodge.
their Lodge SUNDAY, Ju " ~ tha
hour OF o'clock foi the purpose q attending pubic Nofs
by orders Of their W NJ, JOHN g NORMAN
JOSEPH BURTON, Recording SecrstsrT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
THE NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN, AS
ISOLATION.

cOGlAIION.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Ninth Assem-
bly, District Republican Association was held ast even
ing 40 No 10 AbugdOD-square. TO ratify me NOMINATIONS
made al the late Syracuse Convention H. h fhlRhOl9'
the President made brief speech, concentrating hiS
hearers upon the happy result Of the Convention ,
Better men could not have been selected, ne sa anu
victory at the State election morally cetta ii inc
Republican party did its duty. ,,.u.
which were unanimously adopted: .,-, -
Rd That Republicans Of the Ninth Wrrd bea anu oneei
nominations made a. syracuse on the eh hs1
Is9ed That domination Of John A. Guswo io1 ooeIno
,d AZ C0us Lieutenant. and o the FehAemeh
ated the ome the people 81 this state nave eah'
DIS eyrry way worthy Of their cordial support l.
Mr. James &. Carter then addressed the meeung ia u
similar strain = -, -, O oD.rcer In
stirring address after which the meeting adOprhed'
MEETING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE.
This Association met last evening ~ ma Ms
Hall After the usual business transacted MI, u
b. Norhrup the Chairman said he was ready 20 tne
repars of members Dir Is. Miller desired me lhosfse-
ent OF the Democratic nomination, but Inst was ~
ceved with Kisses and groans and loud cries ,Cl
and Chase Several others spoke ana saiu 'nA'
could not, aud would not, 30 elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
Knapp's Concentrated Extract OF Roots.

The attention Of the the public in general called % the
preparation Cor making that pleasant and heay sumner
beverage known a. ENAPPS CELEBRATED ROOT BEER
put up in cent and ~ bottles also in gaoa cans 81
s2 r making TO- and 900 gallons o. the Beer For sale By
P B. KNAPP Co. No 9 IIuisoast ami hy druggists generaly
The limitation of Nitrous Oxide Gns previous the
tract 81 M IT, teor The paeat While
iuhang laughing quickly is into pleasant sumhe oa wSs
dd the % all bis pail has bcs
chair delighted wondering that sny5o,
would oolarle half hour ghea az
isstsut may be removed without cagrg tie slightest pan We
recommend the Nitrous oxide Gas a
administered by Cotton Dental Association No 70 Cooper lu-
tute-fNew. York Weekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
G'Oing to Boston.
Dermaiol0gi,t No. 40 Boud-st Wit positive.

Dr. B. PERRY Derma,o0g,t No. 40 Boudst. VIII positively Gloss
hi, oe this 3s INST for months and h Bostoa
Office Saturday Aug Therefore those cisd with Bacx Worms
Red Pmpy Erupons the Face %
Mole. Daudruf itching and Sore Heads Fslg,
Loss and Premaurey who wish prevent sah ie-
tons should immediately consult Dr. PERRY
Ne charge consultation send for uterogaory circular
III Won have the Dyspepsia Headache Dizziness.
Coseness Piles Oppression eating Rising udgts
ton II Won do not thank n sner using HARRSOSS
PERlSTALTIC LOZENGES will forfeit the Of the boz sod
at no fremont Temple Boston and CRrTENTONS Medical
Warehouse 7SNlave and everywhere Mailed FOR 81 cents
PhGnx OisnfcctnnI the best and cheapest eodorer wall rsa
Der Naerset stabe and poultry yards perfectly sweet
healthy protect melons aud other plants from e sai
worms First premium awarded by America W ute, 100" Agency
No. "a Dey-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

The Democrats in various parts OF the conn
FRY 40 the telegraph informs US. are spending much
breath and burning much powder IN the attempt 10 per
shade themselves that they rejoicing over the n0ni
nofions made al the New-YOrk Convention. Az Rome
bev filed the streets last night, burned DOnrcs ana
fired cannon and the remark applies 10 scranton,
Penn: New.I ondon, Conn; Alexandria, va, ana Au-
gusta, Ga
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

As We expected, the river was ris-
ing at this point yesterday. and up to
6 P. NJ, had risen 10 inches since our
last report. Last evening the marks
indicated s feet 10 inches water in the
canal, 6 feet 10 inches water in the
chute. and 5 feet 10 inches water on
the rocks. The weather yesterday
was warm and decidedly moist. A
very heavy rain fell IN the morning,
and at night it was still cloudy, with
prospects of more rain. Business was
dull yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09
Notice

or the proposed extension Of Sycamore
minus, near Tenth street, eastward to
Main street. between LiiIestOn's En-
large nent and LlllesJOn and LOckhart's
Enlargement,
March 80, 1858.
on motion of Councilman Cook, second
ed by Councilman Holman, b following
order was unanimously adopted and
passed:
Ordered that six weeks public notice, by
advertising. ia the Evansville Daily o
NAL be gwen, that on n 25th day Of May,
1868, the Common Council of the City of
Evansville will make an order 70 extend
Sycamore Street. from its northeastern end
or terminus. at or near Tenth Street, east
ward to Main Street, passing betWee Lii
lestOn's Enlargement and Ltlleston and
LOckhartts Enlargement said
to be of the width of fifty (50) feet.
And should any person aggrleYed, atany
time within six weeks, apply to the Com
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
mOnstrance in writing, left with b Clerk
of the Common Council, and containing q
statement Of the injuries complained OF,
and the mount demanded therefor, said
petition or remOnstrance will be consider
ed, heard and determined by the Common
Council, on the 25th day of May 1868; and
It is further ordered that the Clerk record
IN the Minute Book Of the Council the plat
Of the said Sycamore Street extension, as
proposed to be extended, which plat has
been prepared by ChaS. r. Bateman, City
Surveyor. A. N. Clerk.
april union copy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

nv o0er E1uer 1e,ns See Fgqh Page-
eTEANfBOAT

No printing establishment in the West
rEs better facilities OF greater ability Tor
doing hne Steamboat Printing. Our assorI-
men Of job Type, though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added to. and
orr JOB department is under the personal
supervision of IA of the best JOB printers
IL the United States. We are repair 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &C. Orders left with either Of the
Wharf-ooats VIII be promptly attended &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09
DICKS SALO ON & RESTAURANT
Corner First and Locust Streets
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

The house viii be closed only from
u O'Clock Saturday night until 6 o'clock
Monday morning.
Finest CINCINNATI LAGER BEER
always on hand. ImchlB d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

We wOul imptess pom our patrons
that our Stock is not composed o. seconI-
hand Goods Ur Pawn Brokers' unredeemed
Stock, but GO0ds carefully selected direct
from American and European Mauufac-
tories, the greater porciOn OF which are
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-09

The arrivals and departures since
last report, are as follows: Altoona,
Cincinnati to st. Louis; Clifton, Gin
oinnati to Memphis; Glendale, Pitts
burg to st. Louis; and Newsboy and
Mollie Norton, Henderson to Evans
vile.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
Written for the Ohio Statesmanl
The Eufure of Turkey.n

The recent announcement in the
newspapers of the appointment by the
Imperial Government of Turkey of Con-
sular representatives in severabcities of
the United States, is additional assur-
ance that the enlarged and liberal pol
icy of the Sultan is nDt.a spasmodic or
ephemeral experiment. but that it is the
natural outgrowth and development of
the ideas which have influenced the ad-
vanced classes in Turkey since thereign
of Selim III. There are so few citi-
zens of Turkey resident in the United
States that it would seem to be of little
Importance that the Government of the
Porte should have Consular agents in
the lesser cities of this country But it
is part of the Iwise and enlightened,
policy which is making the present ad-
ministrationlof Turkey so conspicuous.
Indeed, it is only since the establish
ment of a Turkish Legation near the
Governmental the United States. .othat
the American public have begun tolhave
any just or proper understanding of
Turkish politics. E5to' bas b91baH
, There is no reason why Turkey, ,in
the march. of civilizations, should not
rapidly advance to place among, the
foremost nations, and the Indications
are unmistakable that not only the gov-
ernment, but the people, are fully con-
scious of the possibilities of their future,
and have resolved to realize the benefits
of larger national development. What
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
Turkey requires EYksteshs sasksu II
limits Sah astsSsgsjsh ,REsss..sat

-HEsatse, otbss arts, ,wbiiSih ,,Peaes,,,aIIIqae
permits to ..sHeRrish,.s One great
reason why,she has metz advanced more
rapidly 1HI the Psstuis thei turmeif of
-wariB which .she,ihas beep,keptI hy, the
faggFsssiens nofether powers, dend the
pressing eapprehensiops of ,isYasiep.,u It
-isimpessible fers anyi people to progress
in Philosophy rseieneesaHdsutls arts,
acknowledgements oars deYeted,testheir
preservation. and the powers pfths State
are directed to the art destrpetiYsiof AL
arrts,nwar.0 Academies and institutions
of letters must necessarily langaishdso-
ciety must either stand still or retro
grade under the expressing Influence of
war. which IS ihcohp patibfS With the re-
'frsd pursuits 6fNpsace. bIet Turkey
have repose and security, and all thatEis
advanced in1refipepent maturejnsocial
-dsyslopment, and % great in individual
character, will be the inevitable Sc
!quence. IT. g..
ton effected by Abdul Medjid, and the
frnis establishments ofischoolsg gsmast in
due time be fruitful of great results,&
lElementaryidnstructiono is now mot only
gratuitous but obligatory. Every. child
At six Years of age. must be entered
at one of the public schools, unless the
parents show evidence that education
wifPbe conduetsd privately. yas 'i WASN'T
There is more democracy in. Turkey
than many 6tbershztionE Of. Earops,;9x.
cept the Republic of Switzerlahdbaand
the citizenmay aspireItola all the dignities
of the State, short of sovereigntyi; there
isno artificial ;aristocracy OF, hereditary
honors, and the avenues to, distinction
are as open as in America. Men are
estimated for their individual 'merits,ahd
not advanced in consideration Of tfis
virtues of their grandfathers!sa a This Re-
publican equality ais' favoraBlento sh9
rapid advancement of Turkish g ociety,
as virtue, talent and industry are certain
of reward, and ndignitiesi may be-, fairly
striven for Popular education has its
stimulus in the honorable results which
its competitions insure, and the places.
oftrust and profit not being reserved foSrrt
aprivileged class. are open to the non
orable ambition of an, and afss elle' Fes
wards, of moral and dsintellectuaiz
Itis the boastana glory fAmericathafi
the humblest citizen may aspire to tt,s.
highest hon6rs; that thereoias no stigma
in poxertys nodldishonor7sin sobscure,
birth, and that it is the inherent right
ofseyeryscitizentoasp aspire,to any position
iaolsocietysgwhieh his capacity squala
iies him to fill. These principlesltare
fFmly rooted in Furkey,liand- itisra
feature which promises, glorious results,
Let Turkey be protected against the ras
paciity Of Russia, f let tllp her enjoy peace and
have an opportunity to develop her,
material resources and advance in edu-
cation, and her people will soon realize
the full benefits Of their POLITICAL privi-
leges.!lY s1i -tB9ioanH 70 ss1uw..k. IiBBo.q q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

" TIE NAIIONAL NET fUbLIOAN
Is.now presided over bye X: Harris,
Esq. the washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore iSun,and is getting good
reputation for local news gathering.
The Republican has been on the verge
of dissolution for the past three years a
number of times, but has always man
aged to preserve its equilibrium andeat
present bids fair to obtain good paying
circulation. ,.-.',i ...-.....7'.-,z, ,"JEs So." !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
THE NATIONAL INTELLiGENcER

THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
Still lives. but its sale is expected daily.
A marked change in its tone has been
noticed within the last ten days, and the
indications are that it will ultimately
come out boldly in support of General
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