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The Evansville journal., 1868-06-15
Hats.

F.AW Weber a Co, corner OF Main ana
Third Streets.
IRON.
saTn'i Orr & Co. Dealers II IRON, stssi=
ETC.. Water st. corner OF Sycamore.
Ice
R. @. lowell & Co. No. II =. First Street
Jsoelry and Clocks
Geissler & DeIang. No. 4s Main -.
a G, Rosenkranz. No Il North ID 81.
o. Lumber, Sash, &c.
TT4nbIe. Myers & Bro. End Street, above
Chestnut. uc5rusH chs "
John f. Glover, cor. Main and 7th sts. {
Jas. Swanson 6 Son, Water Street, op-
posite Lamasco Wharf.
Liquor Dealers. do.
CANDLE & Forth, Wholesale Dealers in
Liquors &C., No 6soutL First St.
Marble Dealer
Uhlhorn q Brinkman, Marble Dealers
Nos. 100. 102 and 1O4 Main street.
He ebant Tai'ors.
D. :. Anderson, Merchant Tailor, No.3
eJhandler's Block
". 6. Hszelrigg, Merchant Tailor, No.
81 Main Street. .a
NJ. Lyon, New Opera House. corner op-
posite the Sherwood House.
Nasic.
Frederick Gel, 3ra St, below Sycamore.
o..
Phiap Decker, Dealer il Compound Luz
orieaung Oils, 30 St, 0et.Sycamore & Vine.
Plumbers.
Gibson & welsh, No 50 Locust st.
Painters.
William WOODS, House and Steamboat
Painter, shop cor. 4th and Mulberry SITS. V
Physicians.
Bray & Day, Physicians and Surgeons.
No. 8 First Street.
DR.. H. NJ. Harvey, cor. Main and 3rd SITS.
DR.. A. Webber, Third Street, between
Cherry and Oak.
DR.. A. c. Haynes, cor. Sd and walnutsts.
Real Estate Agents.
w. H KIussman & Co, Real Estate
Agents, " }. So Main street.
Wm. Reavis, U. s. Claim Agent; also,
Real Estate Agenr, Main St. bet. Sd & 4th.
A1vah johnson, Real Estate Agent,
Third Street, between Main and Locust
!. P. Elliott & Son, Third near Locust.
McNeely & Schubert, Washington Block.
Third Street.
Re tduroats. .A
Dicks Saloon, cor. First and Locust sts.
.Soddtery, Trimmings, DE.
c. Wolf. IS Main Street.
Charles Babeocs & Co. No. g Main st.
st ges and Tgaware.
Lodge, jenkins q Fender. No. 81 Main ST
Steamboats,. .i'
Steamer Tennessee, Capt. Ben. Howard,
Master, Regular Cairo Packet; leaves
Evansville Tuesdays and Fridays
Steamer Qaicks ep, II. I. Dexter, Master
leaves Evansville Mondays & Thursdays
Steamer Armada, Gus. Dusouchet, Mas
ter, leaves Evansville Wednesdays and
Saturdays. ..f ...-
Steamer sam. orr, leaves Evansville
every Saturday. -asll 8
HENDERSON PACKETS. --s
Steamer Moliie Norton. Charles Perkins,
Master, leaves Evansville daily at 31S p NJ
Steamer Newsboy, w. H. shelter, Master,
leaves Evansville daily at p. NJ.
GREEN RIVER PACKETS
Steamer James Gray, Joe. McReynol lds,,
Master; Regular Semi Weekly PACKET.
Steamboat agents.
c. R. Rudd, Water street.
Umbrella Manufacturer.
Adolph Wagner, Third street, bet. Vine
and Division.
Undertagers.
John w. and George II. Henson, Under
takers and Embalmers, No. ISS Main ST.
Il. Smith & Brothers, Undertakers, al
Main ST., between Fourth and Fifth.
WooLen Mus
Schae 'er, Gruen & Kehr, factory in Inde-
pendence; store Thiid ST., below Main.
WAGONS. Materials. dc.
c. Decker q Sons. I46 and l4S Main st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
NEW-LERSEY.

REPUBLICAN wIGwAM IN JERSEY CITY.
A Republican Wigwam was commenced on
Saturday IN Jersey City when completed IL will accom-
mOdate an audience OF 5000
The Democratic Convention of the Hid Dis
tfict will meet at sOmeryIllo On next "Wednesday
VIM. A. Gulick, q prominent Democrat OF
Niddescr County and former membor VI the Leglsla
ture, is supporting Grant aud CoiaH- .
On Thursday of this week the With District
Democratic Convention meets at the Opera House, New
ark Hudson County is entitled TO So delegates, and
Newark 10 TO Tie Hudson County primaries Will De
held this evening and Tuesday evening the Newark
primaries.
The work of organization is proceeding with
great activity ia WsrreH County, the home OF John j.
Hair the Republican candidate for Governor. Grant
lcgons have formed Beyidere, Phpsburg Stew
artyile and other towns At PhhpsDuTg over 800 pep
PIC assembled at q few hours notice.
The IVth District Republican Convention
will bo held on the 10th OF Sept At Morristown. The
basis OF representation this convention wih be
delegate for every 100 Republican votes cast at tue pre-
v gubernatoral election, and for every fraction
over 5O mass meeting Will bo held IN the evening after
the OF the convention Tho DemOcfatc convention
meets at MOrrist0Yn on Sept 3.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
DLEn.

n Bsngs in the s5d, year of her age
Notice Of funeral will he given temOuOw.
BBRBEEou FRIDAY Augest a. Samuel Beebe in biz ai y,
No II West Pourth-st
DCK-on Pndav gh the 2a ss Miss Eliza Dick daughter
late Thomas Dick in the 7}i year Of her age
respectfully invited aad her funeral from er late
ave- on Monday, the 2iiR iaat, at ?. a.
HuMPHREYsou sandn Auas q At he! late Isds9ee No i'1
Funeral Monday afternoon o'clock Burial at Auburn
d p slpaI 5 s .e511s & 49sa 70 M' S'''
The relatives and iais Of the family respectfully rsgns.ed
Tbiry drstst on Tuesiay a II o'clock m
JOSES-At Cola Spring Harbo L. Saturday the 2 inst Robert
The reates and friends q tRe family Invited attend funeral
from Charlh sora the 2h inst at O'Clock n
MccLBLLAEDA Hudson City sudsy. The 25 inst n BIS 4ith
year Richard MCleand Of the ate Rev DR. Mecs0Aad Of
The reatiyes s55 fuds of the uy and Of Br are respectfully
invited TO attend h a1sral % 90 Tuesday TIE @' 'n' At P H. ITO"
Philip AZ Brookyb o. Friday August Benjamin a. Philip
william and Maria Philip the sab year Of %. age
aud friends Of the family an4 hose Of bs boenss
respectfully inyisd attend tge aegal from hs as
residence FahAina5e A' house from AA'0nt on Monday
PLACR-o Friday Angus, b. Dorothy Place e Of Charles
The relatives and sud, invited aeud the funeral service:
te rssdelee Of her son aaes @ Fs vd M 5,s
inst 5p The Harlem Railroad train leases lwen'sr'hst at
2ipm
REEyEson supd,r .nr August 23 Elizabeth Reeves widow of
Jarvis Reeves in the J7tb yesr Of her
.bs foasrs from hsr a s rs-dec- No. Williams.
bargh. Tuesday aierHoOa at2 o'clock
ScHUCHA Friday August e. at Glen Hoase White Noun
Fred Gebhari SehGcnardt Of tbs city "a 'he 81 ger OF
his
The friends of the family invited 70 attend the funeral
this Oudyl aerHoea Al N irom S. Mas oharee corner Of
Secoud-sVe and Teuth e.
sMTTHAt Sosak Island Conn., SatsuaY August y DeNn C.,
eldest son Of theodore an. .ues Smith H. bis zta
The relatives ani friends invited to attend ne aera ne 'oh
gregous Church South NoEsah on Tuesday tue 49 Inst f
N
TsDAIou Sunday morning Aaust p Gerald HngeHe csg child
Of PitEGrrh IT, aad Henrietta Pauline lsaI agei fnohth
snf n of tire fsy invited 20 attend the uner.l
No 53 East Forty 1h S. (Giiorps o. uesd August %
A3pA
TAYLORAt Woodsde T. l. on FRIDAY AuVust q Mary H. wife
ThomaS Taor daughter 81 the late stephen Holt.
40coeh
Carriages Nl ATTENDANCE tie Hunters Point Feuy un1
O'Clock.
wEBKS-SHddeuiy Ssssy, August p Isaac Weeks aged ii
non l3
The relatives and fBds attend the funeral from The
dencs mother No 40 Caaesi Tuesday afternoon stf
o'clock
Tes OF her aye Elts daageg Caleb s4 FAa WOodha "
n y.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
VIRGINIA.
.',.'.I r'.,,,,,,,,... ~

lFRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
ALEXANDRIA Aug. T.-1he Democracy OF
this State are trying through the imported speakers they
are inviting into this state 10 induce the opening OF the
polls in November and vote for electors. As tho law
makes t the duty Of the Governor 60 appoint Commits
soners IN each county hold the elections, this OF
course, will not be done. They-the Democracy-ntend
therefore take advantage OF that provision OF the code
that provides the OF the failure to make appoint
ments that any two freehOlders each county may
open the polls and receive the votes whether acting
Governor Wells will permit this. whether Gen Stone
man, who is ia fact, the appointing power, aier all VIII
permit H. or let them take their remains 10 Do
Seen but apprehend he will not interfere OF course
poll Is opened now none but the Democracy will take
any part Universal suffrage is the only safeguard OF the
Whites-loyal Whites-Ot the SOUTH as u s OF the loyal
Blacks Without IT, would be pOWerleSs with II, We
have some chance Of being respected We do not desire
10 trample upon the rights OF Others neither DO we Ws
To b. ostracized and regarded the oscourng OK te
earth
And now let me tel you that the colored people are
gradually but surely improving. Many OF them get
ting houses Many of them working farms shares
and the period is not far distant when their friends Will
They kind doc lie people, love the South and prefer
n 10 the North and there need be no fear that you VIII
bc troubled with their emgrants North to interfere with
the laborng population there. They ara To be pltled
and helped aud tins the feeling OF every hightoned
Southern gentlemen on the subject and not for
the politicians and newspapers the south there would
be really objection to them enjoying the right OF sui
fTagc.
our wheat crop Is large one. The crop OF 1867
a very small one While there plenty Of straw 10
make large crop thrushug out 10 turned out badly,
and was not more than half crop. think the wheat
crop OF 1868 will be % per cent larger than that OF 1901
The depends upon whether we nave seasOnaDe
weather in August and "A late Fall. IL cannot in
quence of late planning and other causes he larger crop
that last year and not large as that OF 1860 by
One-third good deaf OF II is very small now. oats,
good crop, but ght quality Potatoes large crop Fruit
none frost did the damage. ....
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ing incendiary speeches and threaten them with ban
shmen and ostracsm DID these obscene floats suppose
that their mushroom growth would not be checked Did
the runaWays from Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Illinois.
suppose that they could come down here and override
muzze and extinguish our peoplef Did these army fol-
lowers think that such GOV walker Gen flnlry
and hosts OF Others going to submit 10 be Havered
With the upas like slime OF lo"nnng adyenturers
whO had to spoil the andi We can tell these nen
that the beginning only commenced each day onr
people Will gather and strengthen ana VIII not cease IN
their called nceDdiary speeches until the last Ioaier
has departed,
The Republicans of YOnkers are thoroughly
AWAKE. The Campaign Club completely organized and
doing effective service. The club room Is tasteful
ly decorated and is furnished with nne ipano.
Last Friday night, AZ the regular meeting tho
room packed full The Hon. W. T. b. MILL
ken who delivered very able speech, occupied nearly an
hour and half. lie illustrated what Wade Hampton
aud Gov Seymour meant when they declared they "ere
In favor OF the Constitution and the Umon Inc Con
stutOn aud tho Union in the IN when tno'e terms
were used by tho Democrats. meant simply com
pleto surrender and rebellion. He showed that
every effective measure OF Congress ~hlch as
sisted In strengthening cause was declared by
Democrats to be unconstitutional; thus dehning
out of the mouths OF Democrats their meaning OF the
word Constitution Edgar Logan esq, OF nohAers' sue
ceeded MrlNllliken.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

world and 70 one va ching closely current events
the older countries OF Europe u IL papabe that those
prophecies are being fulfilled He had never been par
ticular friend OF Norman B. Judd, but when man would
up ia the House OF Representatives and vote for tile
impeachment OF that miserable whelp, Andrew Johnson
he could grasp him by the hand, and give him his fn
support with regard ~ Frank Blair he was man who
was not long since the very oudest IN condemnation OF
the Democratic party. lie recolected few years ago
In wesniusfer tall when Blair introduced 70 vast
audience by Nr Judd the young giant Of Missouri lie
had down the Democratic party as the mos, infamous mo
political OrgauizatiOn ever formed There was not
greater exsmnie of Inconsistency on the face OF
tho green earth than Frank Blair. He had swung
right straight around Aiter grding on ms swOnt ~ b @
election all the acts OF Congress touching Reconstruction
were made reports OF the state Of different clubs ia the
city were sposen o. There are great number OF new
ones forming and the prospects OF great victory Is Ger
tain
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS
Port OF SBw.roRK."...".....A0a. n
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Antwerp AerhoSe Liverpool Aag u mase sos
,aSS
steamship Price Liverpool Aa n mise and pass
Steamship L C. Knigit DenE Aeranina mase ara pAss.
steam hin Sar0ga Alexander Richmond tnds-. and pass
Steamship Aeushnet Kelly. New Bedford mdse and psAA
Steamship Electra Mott Providence. mdse and
Steamship Osprey, kennv Providence.
Steamship SalYor Haiett. Boston. ndse and pas
Ship Dr. Barth Meyer Hamburg 81 dlys Iadse. aud pass
Brig g. v Pennistou Burgess. Tnrks Island "a das -alt
Bng j. r. Neyus. Perkas Cow Boy, & T., lt DAYS, coal
Brig Costa R.ca CASSIDY, AspiHwall 20 DAYS, nise.
Bng Robin, Hopkins Greenwich
scHoosERs-RlvER AND oOAsrwisE
Adaline Hes,an. PE1yiience
s. J. Smith. Bridgeport Fannie Eider Newrort
Thomas ?. Cooper. Newport. Oscar G. Ackru. hamor&
Salie Smith, fAh River Comet, Providence
Artist Somerset. J. h. Wharton, Bristol
&, Carroll, Boston. Thomas Ellis HyanaA
Sarge, Providence. = z. Hnrris, Providence
sand R Kee Boston for Roudout Iaiy adams Fa Riyer
Mar J. ParkiHs. New Bedford johr Maulon Tbops Hos
X. X 4t9. Bristol Laureuce. Nowich.
J. Seniker. Providence A G.. Hazard, Portland.
Lipsey Pail River Harriet Ryan. provldenee-
lew T0wnssBi. Nickond H.nr say Providence.
Aana. hewliaVea. Nae Thomas. Sandwich
Sophia Aun, Bospn. Ataatic. Fal River
Gov Cary Providence. isabel Lowering Trinidad
Rising JCnesDQJt Leader, Providence,
Jesse b smith Rondout j. y. and T. L. Scott PastuckeA
Roanoke Taunton, Dan Thrs'er. Providence
Isaac Anderson, Providence lncas. NeE.LoudoR
W d. M0ngam. New-Bedisfd Minnesota brsol
A.rV Elizabeth. Pail River. Pointer Providence
n n Dslv Fal RIVER James Heavy. Provdcnce
Stlie r. Charlie. PagtuckeL Ismstine, NsrehAm
Thames NeW-haVen. la1llm hothtIy
D. Brarerd, Portland. J Hine, Hhien
Aice Ia Providence Th1s = Rogers. Browns BankA
Tsnnton Far River Hamilton Providence.
Sen,to-' Degbfop Robert B Smith New BcdiSrd-
Pred TYLER Providence A. H. SAWYER. Proviaeuee.
Robert Myhan, Providence. A. d. Aeken, ffS'iaenee.
Mary Matilda, Nantucket
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
pExTER's UsPRECEDENTED SPEED.

Dexter has recently beaten his Buffalo time,
and has fairly earned the title OF the fastest horse in the
world In June last Mr. Bonner sent Dexter to the
Fashion Course where he placed in the charge OF
VIM H. Doble who was instructed 10 train and work him
down 20 n racing condition few days ago Dexter was
taken on the track usual for his daily exercise and
er gentlemen who nexpressed desire to
the horse put his speed Dexter sent TO the stable
rubbed down scraped, aud after absence OF about
2 minutes brought back, with Budd Doble as dryer
A running horse with rider was also provided ana
placed AZ the threequarter pole 20 make the round
with tho famous trotter Mr.. Turnbnl, the
well known tuTfman, and Mr.. Conway. Of
phia took the Judges stand and kept the time
Dexter was trotted slowly around the first time and rs
he began the second heat worked up, until NJ the
auarter poll he seemed ~ be going at locomotive pace
With tue running horse ~ his side 10 neto him. Dexter
trOtted such steady and rapid pace ms 70 surprise an
The first quarter mile made In thirty three Fuq alI
secOnds the Ia thirty three SECONDS tHe tlFu III
thrty-fOu seconds. and the mile in tho uhpIecedeed
time OF two minutes and fourteen seconds Yesterday
on the same track, Dexter trotted quaHer mile IN
thirty seconds or az the OF mile IN two minutes
The trainer after Dexter has been got IN thor
ough condition he Will make still better time whether
he does or not his past achievements have ary earned
for him the name OF" King OF the Turf .r
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

Some amusement was caused by the band
breaking out with Champagne Charlie ~ the close OF
Mr. Summers speech at the Bingame banq'e ia BOSTON
A grove meeting in charge OF the hey. d. .
Stansberry Is To commence at R0nkonkoua' L. L. tV
morrow, and will be continued for four days
Early Yesterday morning, Owen cannon,
notoros character entered the OF Mary Riley at
20 Creepe.st and Jumped upon the head breast and
49,, -, ~ Tho ,,nfori1pate woman, inhcting injuries OF
xrv daneernus character. The ruan ned and has not
yet been arrested. H .UEE
st ,arrelea in the tenement No. Al Mulberry ST. and
Fppy heat Char4ne severely about the headapd threw
& d1n lieh of stairs causing serious njnries. Cath
arne was akcn 10 Bellevue Hospital aud Fanny was ar
cd
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

Brs-se, Mr. Geo ". vaH Ms vsH Capt hsy6
Rsi Mrs Reid LOes0n Miss Coanch Mr. C. Rasssl, Ms
Russell Miss Rsse Alex Henderson samuel Cooper James wsS
James c. Peters X Claphsm larh
Nr Norer Thompson. Wm Mcbride Richards r shels
psrd NJ Pearce Wallace Miss Wallace hr h huirhea
Nrs Rort Ms. Wher Ma Marklua Miss Msry Th0mss Mas W
Thomas D. Kimberly H. GaHson Mr. g Foster M seiof
Faser Ms Psr Robert Fair MARTY fs MI Sssus hr B9-s
Leon Vucpt A Vincent Edw Ard AshN0rA NJ C. Usher Herr
Rng Heur, Speue James Rooney Peer Hget A Bels"a
Nm McCson child Eugene De Jean and bIl IA s!eeraFe
FROM LIVERPOOL 21u steamship hnnesota nrA re"b
Master Scott wn DonaM NJ CsPa MI an MS AHleron sp
H. Els Mr. Halbrom Miss Grmihs 'ei ~ n a'nrt
Mrs SsiterthSsite Mrs J. Deuar aDd Guild MIS- "eus M "
Mo Wells
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
ILLINOIS. rLD

RETJ BIfcAN MEETING AT CHICAGO.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at I.alnsr = HAI Ia Chicago. IL, last week The meet
ing WAS addressed by the Hon Norman Judd fie spoke
AZ length OF the Republican nominees for President and
vcePresldent OF the United state and speaking of the
Democratic party, he said; "H5 quit tho Democratic
grt ,,cr y, trample liberty under foot. and
phcd slavery, aud joined the great kspbran party,
~ which they all belonged. They are snhEpenng mp
tbair old axes a tins Democratic party, but they are
matted All Ii seymour had had MS own way dur
f,,r y-,r tifey -get have had -0Ae iol them
nu1 ~ difficulty 10 The sublmlty or imPldence 10
az IN who had sustained the wax "a go ana vote Tor
mia discyal lazy, mOusing Seymour. Inc hopQAhie
genIenan closed MS speech by reulpS luTef ,es Tor
Er.lnf and colfaN, wlen were given Vlh gittt VIM
~ ANTHONY WAS then intrOdueeai iir sallSLtt there
n Id MOI ee campaign in this country so aportant ln
IT, issues rs the upon whiih they were entrlnr AZ
fbe head of the Republican ticket they hd tne greatest
Cantan of the agea known 10 Idue IN every quar-
,e,i ~ ,,s. 4as DsIIaGrts had on ut1 ne Dhi,
Inraf{o SEYMOUR, whom he had known intf " Ioi Tue
s 90 years fnd1e ooud say from personal hnoSidge.
maj greater hypOcfite and political nlgei tAah sey.
unut dd mol exst in this country Souh OF aisou Hiu
Dlynt's ue no man, until the cleSe OF tlh hte war,
rond SNEAK sentiments OppOs 10 tN received
oirous of RE people Of that seciio lhe wht MAS one
~ the greatest triuinphs OF liberty at hadtler taken
I.rs leading statesmeu and phiiosopncts l Lle lld
Wai5d such az John stuart AfIn Aqu HOiuHh sAAti,
had prollesied that the ulWnph- n Juc -Nnlop
s5as iu ithe late struggle WOuld lcNVlulY'stel lAe
stsC slt41 A.. ?. = lffrft .tA-la-
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n.rcrNc rnS 1RRLnEn

,syoN tvFPPOOL Aae eth steamship NIr and Mr.
o ard child Charles SauAd M. All AtN Anch aud
k.,.y ,p.r Aeicb. Miss klR Aheh s Rsnkeu, D
MsRoss Meun Mr. H. L. Williams, hr. and ArsJ
10 Y,,',ms MIR end Mrs eheath and two ehiirvs,
n. ashford Rebecca Watson, Mr. and Au
s.e CO.. wsers Mrs Jaa auest Mrs Ross hGrte't hn and
~. MaTuu. ATN Martin aid cd 4, blscA
ming pahdrry AiT and Mrs hee Miss uelsn Nc
, a I.ron Chase h. Ipgoei Nj and Mira 'e'Nin and
PRoM LIVERPOOL Aug -lS steamship Cy q AstHsIpLNr
a sbsr..od Csul Miss Stagrs hr D. lielaslsaA
u e. craig Mr. 2 and Mrs Bsckheuse, Miss barshonse
N,i,n Gyeelv Miss NsoRulcn MI Geo tnnsas hr b.ekrt
~, Al,u hagland MSs nagsaL No y LthgoW
aL D MatAevsa Gait W. Tleqp7en, NJ L. L.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
GEN. LONGsTREET IN VIRGINIA.
"a M Fdifor or TIE Tribune.

SIR: Gen. Longstreet, who was severely
wounded I'M the battle of Chanceilorsyle much
o lose the Use of his right arm. in town Tuesday
and to-day while here he was the guest OF OlJOhn W
sides nj Oak H the former residence Of President Mon
roe While Gen Longstreet was OF me hotel here no one
called on him although many OF his old command live
here for the simple reason. we suppose, that Con-
because he was patriotic enough prefer the Republican
party 70 the Democratic. W. = D.
Lees6ug, Va, Aug. 20, 1858.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
MASSACHUSETTS,.

.RFPUBACAN MASS MEETING AT WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, Aug. ga large and enthuSi-
astic Republican meeting held herr last night Ad-
dresses we're made by the Hon Henry Wilson the Hon
W ". Rice, and the Hon. T. Emory Aldrleh Inc htpuO
Iican campaign was opened with spirit. Grant aud
Collar club Was formed with II. L. Aidrich President
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
rrNrRAIs TO.nAY-

DUNN EDWARD No % Warren s.. Drnoklu.
RBRRHARDT, FREDERICK A No. l8 Gardep.st, Hohoken
JONES ROBERT. 81 JobBs Church.
pCONNOR DANIEL. Norh Eleventh e.. R-oeklrH, T. D.
PHTI1PS BENJANiN n, Fr,nkln-aye Br"llTn.
SANUELLS AMELIA No iST Fot Grcene place, BEooklyA
TAYLOR Mrs MARY A.. WoatSte. T. J.
BOND GEORGE A. No III West inrtlethst ID
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
srttlaI 1otirts.

Heetiup AZ the General Committee GRANT ASD col
F1y BOYS IN BtUE will THIS EVENING, Ang o. Al
ocek HaqnAsfs Broadway aad IEenysecoIasL FuhcaAi
attendance Is requested BT onier. ....-.- . .,
Gen ". HUDSON LAWRENCE, President
Capt " CREGAS. e.@y.t,I.s
Corp J. P. WALKsR,)
second Assembly District Union Republican Associn-
tiouA meeting Association le transaction 81 rgnar bs
will he held at No. O-IlTeL on AONA hENNS Aagns'
q a 3 O'Clock. ihEO. e. WILLIAMS rresden'.
-Rosr NJ EAGusON, HESEI NETlGEit SecletlreS
seventeenth Assembly District Union Republican As
mOnh meeting 81 tAtr hg1au for slh-
81 near gbhave THIS louayJ EVENING Aug a. ats oeoek
hit{ KgKF1 S 6ossir Sec GEORGE P BRADFORD. Pres
,s,yas IDFoN B. B,rrALioS WAsHINGroy GKAIs
NKw.IogK AuE 2. l3t3
SacaI nrdcr No tNerhers Of this comuand hereby
e Aaoy MONpAl a. ooe0ck p m iai
guiforn with saber frr drir. BY order Of. -
W H. LASFKsT First S@rgt HoBthI ~ CoDh,
Captain squadron b. Baslou wsssisg.os Gtlys
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very speech After the Governor had spoken over
two hours the cry was Go on the audience, still undi-
minIshed, showing no incinatIoRt 10 disperse.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

For Moth Patches. FrcckIes, and Tan. the FHee,
PEREY FRECKLE roS" Sold by Druggists eery.
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shirt House Oger atyAms 4l Fuon go doz 6ne Castoa
Shirts st S2l including dor finest 80 Linen Coas with Goa
The Paper Collar gratis all who apply TO INTRODUCES H.
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CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats of the Hid District of Mis-
souri, have nominated Gen. Joseph X. Mccormick for
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

. OF the foregoing oaHddaLos MtsIs Icl bflIIe aI
peters are ip reflection OF the other two Republic
can atGs Mr. Morrill, Is Baptist clergyman res
ing ia harrington, and Col. Hale 10 lawyer residing IN
EIIsUortB He was aidC-de-CaIDp on GOV Nashburn'B
stU has had years experience - he Lower House
Of the IeRdatnr and Was. for seYetal years, County
Attorney of Hancock. lie Is young naii bt DECIDED
ability.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

DUWFNTII
CHARLEsrOs Aug steamship MonereT, from EeSYoE
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

AT meeting OF the flrst Naru UidliV an"
Cofax Club on the 18th inst the following named geI tie
men were named as an Executive COmmittce TIE Hon
Henry Smith Col Benz. A. Willis Capt John Hennessy,
Martin Cherry Heman d. Walbrdge, John Batterberry,
John Coune, Also the following named gentlemen as
Shook Col Chamberlain David Prentlss William SMELL
Gen Hiram Wabrdge, John CrOpsey, Capt otokey a. u
Buck. The Club viii meet again Monday evening" Aug
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

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