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New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

Bacon quiet Shoulder lac Clear Sides l7i Lard quiet 1isree
tmcaso Aug 25-Four easier ana active Spring Erta.
81 gts IS advanced 2e: sae> No 81 6g - o
s SS p Sos o. ~ Corn a's s1 So Ss.d a. s o active
an advanced e 5lfG5zc kye De. ned &c sale. 10
as 81 2i8s 22 Barley active srs hrHsr At - Sye
81 81 Provisions stead Mess P0rt 80 s.S ~ bssssa Ly.
Ho % . gss 5 - SIS S5d ssG s1o Is Fsss 1 Ss is.
,sdaIIl2Coo bbls Flour, 5000 bush neat 49," obni R
q go bush Wheat 2 90 bush Cora 2 90 bush Osts
hoBLE. Ala Aug Accommodating doing quotations nOm
SAvASSAH. Ga Avg 2S~Cotos-Ths market dull no s'lss
AvUsrl Ga Aug GCOtOuThs market Gsti sales ISL bas''
CscS4TI Avg 2s-Fopr Dun Family 90 7ssslo whsa, eat
doll at ~ % for No and - s. lo' No CGn dq a. @e9S 70,
25Gsl D. Barley sd wanted No. SPRING 81 i Fa
sSc in bond Mes. POr in de@srd Al SIS IS At
s gt ~, Meats bel. & ar@ M s-o1G M % % 1 si'ss f. &
Batt:r .rcs and 6gher At ssc Eggs l5as Gold m buying
ing doing aS' a1E lts1y sDd aaed Es.
FaPeT SO ssS " Wbsoa s S heayy Prime to very csos
Red 81 sSeS2 2o Faney ~ iG ~ 81 Corn very esay ss 2
~ 81 s eose Fall 81 To- Bye unsettled Cd at tS io%r a. 5 To
Dtd3ic Rib Sides l5 Clear Rib sides l6lc Clear Sides ld
NE Lud quiet aud 6 lsse e and poe fot hes
g $3.50 81 . choice Bs%s5so sheep s3ess 50 .acs
6qsh 0,s 1900 bush Rye. 5000 bush. Barley. ~
G,s & A2g 1-oo,oa 9e@naL FoI5 unchanged whsa.
changed Bacon arm shoulders l4c Clear sides lse.
Iols He%Yoik casks 4e Ron sei,e a an sSysnce ssseS
~ No % 0es2l5 Ne $3a 80 So Pale, - So Tar ara
BUvFALo, Aug 25Reeeipts-whes. 75oO bush Corn 60Nc
10000 bush; Flour 5000 tbl HhipmeusWhsAt
1900 bush Corn 69e buhi Oats 2oOo bash froghu euaes
csI. e9S 'Gea s5. & % at % for ana o. o Flour 3 ai s
changed Wheat demand for Winter; sales 20 900 bush
Red Toledo 20 O0 bush White Michigan 80 10
gS2 20 Ambeehgn 81 IS Corn dali bat hBi
sss, i BS 1 Sos s. sse. 30 @ bush Western s5ses and
oe bash sellers option September 62 and 1909 bsb do %
private terms unchanged Barley fair demand sales 900 ou'h
Canada aai g. n1minay - lJHS4 b Ness ferh
unchanged dali and unchsged HgnNes nominal
BALTIMORE Aug 25-Coon quiet Midlng nSmnaly ne foai
ds prices weak but not quoab lower Wheat acf nut aeeasa
Sc Prime Choice ~ ~ TO- Good TO Fai 81 L@s2 Js
Corn White - 2O0sl o. Oats dull, at esGOc hYe hr",
Sl 10 Provisions firm and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
DIED.

COCK-On MONDAY Charles Aoek age 81
HIS tnt respeuy invited - stend bis funeral from e re~
~. NO0liaEu
Harlem Railroad TveutysIthsS and F0urhsVe
y trau Special car provided for friends
BANGSAt Sunday % Amelia F. wife q Fran
y Bangs 10 the OOH year Of her
Funeral services will take place the house At II o'clock
"wednesday August will be u Greenwood
f0r the 10 O'Clock train from Neg.lJrh
BANKS-At Darea Conn Sunday D. 1893 Chiot,s
LeSI infant da ger Of James aud Isabella banks " hes-
Fdaeral services at Dlrieu wednesday II o'aoek
CLARKAt Sous EEemolt Mass Tusiiy August 2 lsi3 Ms
Samuel Clark 0f NeEiOrk
Hotoe Of the funeral hereafter
DILKs-At Railway n j. aouil 2b inst Joseph c. Dixie
the family respectfully invited to attend te fSe
a., THURSDAY, toe 21th inst. at p
HLL-A Eobokeu Tuesday August 9S Rowland Hill in the III
Tie funeral ceremon, place Thursday the 27tA
the residence Of biz james x Hill No 3t
Hudson honokeu The remains vail be taAea TO seTiAea
burg n J., for uermeut
JoaSs-oa Tuesday August rs 1885, BeuiAmn f. Johns eyed u
months ani IS DAYS
The relatives friends suy respectfully Invited % ateui
h' funeral Thgiay Augusta a. o'clock from the 'sSee Of
be son. stephen Johas No 2S West Ienta-si
New Haven aud Hartford papers pease COPY.
PECK-At Camden Oneida County n Y Tuesday August 1s
widow he late Nathan Peck q this the 31d year u
Notice % funeral hereafter
ROC ERS-A Morisaua westcLeser County T. TussIiT
August zs Jason Rogers. in ms 5ls, year.
hslo@ ef the ianers. hereafter
SHAFFBROu Tuesday = Alexander Touagest child Of AeT
aHier lnf May Shafrr agei o months Aad II dave
The relatives and friends the ay are respectfully invited 20 ai
funeral this day lNeiaesay the 20h n) ~ u O'Clock hes
Ho. a. TeHthaye.
TLrOS-In Bookru Tueav August Phs Theodore
ami Elizabeth r. T4ton. aged months
Tie f1an ora family invited fansral TharyY
morning August o. a, O'clock 80 l6 Lsgston-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

IMPROVED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS- Until q
comparatively period instruments used by brass
bands have been wantuSln the higher musical qualities
improvements have been made from time 20 time by in
gcuious mechanics ia the construction Of band instru-
mcnt but their perfection has been reserved for Mr..
Louis schrebcr-lOug and fayoraby known so music
lovers-who has constructed band instruments
tircly new principle The result has been complete
an0rmat0n o band instruments and the trials
90 which they have been subjected with the consequent
overwhelming verdict in their favor makes impossible
forus % withhold our commcndation Artists have now
presented their set OF instruments by which it
possible to render correctly their highest musical
thoughts and fancios. At the tme the with
which thc schreber instruments can be blown makes
them highly desirable the learner Bands refurnish
g ought to examine and test this style OF instruments
before completing their purchases.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
vemOcr next that win staro even the oldest inhaOitant

vember next that will stare the oldest nhabtant
OF the neigbbortood.
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT BOYS IN BLUE
The Grant and COlfax Boys III Blue of the
XXIst Assembly District met last evening" at Masonic
Hall. Yoryille and completed their organization by
choosing Lieut. h. o. Dunn rs Nlce-Fresdent
and Alexander Maekey, Treasurer. The or
ga1ization now stands as follows 1nt Dr, WiYi''
President; Lieut. X o. Dunn, VcePresident John Try
asks, Secretary Alexander MorKey Treasurer mum
Der OF names we're added TO the roll. committee was
appointed to organize a company Of the Boys in Blue at
Harlem. The Association adjourned to Monday evening
next at the same place
IXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT "BOYs IN BLUE
A very enthusiastic meeting of this Club
held last evening at Armenia Hail. No. 70 Bank-st
Major VIM II Corsa in the chair. The regular business
Of the Club having been transacted addresses were made
by Dr Robinson, Dir Haye and Col walter Foor ailJr
which the names OF several new members were enrolled
The meeting then adjourned subject to the caA OF the
Chair
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
The Democratic Primaries will be held in the
several Wards OF Brooklyn and towns Of Kings County on
Thursday evening Tor the purpose OF eectns deegstes
to meet in Convention Friday evening, who arc to
choose nine delegates to represent Kings County IN lhe
State Convention.
SIXTH WARD GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The German Democrats of the Sixth Ward
met last evening in Kessers Hall. No 4To Pearlst In
calling the meeting TO order, Mr.. Jacob Koehler, the
President delivered short address, at the close OF which
he announced ms intention to Officers were thch
elected and addresses made by Messrs hoehler Cons
miller, aud Schroeder.
FRENCH GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
The French Grant and COlfaX CluD met last
night at the rooms Of the Union Republican General
Committee and proceeded TO perfect the organization Of
the club Another meeting will shortly he held
THE CENTRAL GRANT AND COLTAX CLUE OF
PATERSON, " j.
The Central Grant and Colfax Club met at
Odd Fellows Hall last evening and the hall crowded
hear the address Of Prof j. l.. Hunt The companies
rapidly filling and training. preparatory TO grand
demonstration about the LIST OF September Many first
class speakers have promised to appear during the
pIu, and Gems Sicklc and Logan expected, under
the pices OF the soldiers Club The officer, OF the
companies of the Grant and COfaX Legion have been
elected and Capt Gibson promises tue best company from
tho old South Ward
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

The Board OF Health met yesterday afternoon
the President George D. Lincoln, presiding. Acommuui-
cation iu relation 20 the s!oop Four Brothors
crycd from Sanitary superintendent Dalton who report
cd that De- bad removed the from the anchorage
OF IomphMsyc. staten Island, 90 the Lower Bay, dis
tnut more than mile from amy other vessel ono nun
drrd and five complaints against tenement, Ia NcW-l OK,
aud Is m Bruokyu were prosecuted 10y the Attorney o.
the Board, and were placed file superpAus sphate
a. lime factory, lu GrcenpOut, J.. J., being
complained of the matter referred 10 the Sanitary
Superintendent for investigation. To the President VAS
referred uu application Co establish siaugutrrlouso ON
Cyprr.- IU. LIuuEiyu H. was accompanied by o. ad-
verse report from O The sanitary Inspector Ne sr
Fisk and Tuayer NO Oallistcr-st. owned by MI. pIt
trrsBu was reported having urccsrapg, ana beng
in very offensive condition and UNFIT for occupancy it
waz recommended thar the permit o the tenants 10 occ
py the house DE- revoked and % 30 ordered 10y the
Board
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
NEW-.IERSEY

The Rcpublicans Of East Newark formed
Grant and COlfux club on Monday night
The Bloomfield Grant and COlfax Club held
q grand rally last evening. The utmost enthusiasm cA-
istcd
The Democratic primaries for the election of
dele gates 10 the Nominating Convention were held last
evening.
Grant and Colfax Club will be formed at
Bccylp ths evening. The Republicans Of the town are
IN earnest
A Republican mass meeting is 10 be held at
Woodudry on tue cd Of september John Y Foster Of
Newark vii. speak
On Wednesday evening of next week the
new wirvam ~ tine Republicans OF Orange 20 be dodi
Gated Col Ward commander Of the Newark leguus, has
sIsuAtd Ai5 willingness order out his command on the
occasion fOr parade.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

A REMARKABLE SAFE.-Some time since bur
glars succeeded, after month of toll in gaining entrance
To the vault OF Que ot our Gly banks D lunHeiE SUP sHD
passage Here they were ioied by talthIuy
constructed safe. which secured the treasure Ihey LETT
behind thom less than half cart load OF tools, worth
"a good many hundreds Of dollars some bankers appfe-
Cate the value OF sound construction ana show lber
aty expenditure that puts al the burglars arts at
defiance The strong vaults in the banking house Of
four inches thickness solid metal placed nslde the strong
safe Oi the Manhattan Bank, ol the same thickness OF
metal and Others IN this city notable for the
securty they afford Messrs. Herring. Farrell sherman
have lust completed safe for the 1radesmens National
Rank Of Philadelphia which is worthy the especial aten-
tou Of bankers, burglars and all others interested IN
such specimens Of mechanical ingenuity ana shl' Iue
safe which Is now ON exhibition at the works OF s hi,
the corner or Nnthaye. ana fourteeitst measures
about eight feet 10y ana "a composed OF Two burglar
proofs within the othcr-the outer safe alone 0I
which 10 four inches thick, solid wrong iron ana see
and the patent FrankIitS Splegcl Lsen, Tor which
tho Mcssrs Herring Co. hold the exclusive patent.
And the inner safe filling up portion OF the interior OF
making she entire thickness from the outside OF the
onter safe the inside of the inner no less than six ana
half inches burgarrosstlug meta-guaring treasure II
Is proposed to socuIe-a NofltaDie 'lrohelau i
This safe has been built under the personal speotIoo o
Charles h. Rogers esl'' FtehueIt OF thS I,i,, 10
National BANK The corners are all turned reNehs 10
joints Tor the chse or the wedge Inc doors aIo R,o
tected by wedgeresstng joints Of late invention me
bolt bars massive and OF great huhoe .ln %
again fastened by the most approved cOihOHa0n ovh
whose shafts do not penetrate the locks themselves put
work them effectively and simply 10y new pdtSho seaI
ING An tbo locks on the safe and there are three, are
also made the double principle 80 !ha t.e oNne % VI
the safe is as well protected against pehis hs In ,iS,
m snieet To- as he is against the burglars themselves
IL must forgotten that besides the sua Dolls ana
the different strata OF WrOughblfOn
go tael and the patent Frankline together, they are
sti further protected aud strengthened Dy oOho p0s
3ertnered and made OF steel and iron lntermnged or
al tn0eIher which again fastened by heavy nuts
iusidean important Improvement; which was nFst in
troduced by this iirm Inc saio VIA S ~sn ''oi '"o'o
'u1s' anu I" Evening Post.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

F;,o Commissioner Abbe is at his old home
4, rnnnect,eiit for the benefit OF his health
The site of Barnums Museum, on broadway,
- IN M cavaied preparatory 30 the erection OF line
building IL.
mi, al Al night Tho business done was of the usual
routine character o.,
The Farmers Club held the stated weekly
- ...t"I,Iay nj ther rooms Ia the Cooper Union
i,iiHb a. NV nm tnc Chair Dr SnOdgrass explained "A
mode of pcka green tomatoes anJ MI Ioaq 5ega , an m
t ' t.roc,cliue- may be- lOuI0 IN TIL WEEKLY ana
hEnlMEhhLl AAl4Aak
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
HARLEM RIVER AND PoErcHEsTEH RAILROAD.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Harlem RIVER aud Portchcstcr Railroad Mr ~ W.
stuyvesaut chosen President OF the retirement
Of Thaddeus payiis, resigned the position which he had
temporarily led and y. A. Cowoy was elected In his
place and ML J.. e. Benedict was chosen Director IN
tbc pIpcc of Gluvcrncur " wilkins. resigned. MT John
{ Campbell was appointed Enginocrin-Chcf, and ne is
now actively engaged lu making the huai surveys for the
route and tlu- far he has made very satisfactory
progress. May persons, whom 10 was supposed NOulu
oppose the construction OF the road, now manifest the
the free night % way. H. s expected that tho surveys
will be completed and tho specifications prepared n tme
tn ye ont th. work very early the ensuing Fall The
Board OF Olices, constituted, consists oI n A.
CoUdry President; Francis Morris, John Hunter john
Schuvicr Mathew Taylor \. " Stuyvesan j. HI. Vain
wright. James II. Benedict james :. Wells, Ia Grand
lockwood Lows B Brown. Julius MadswOrth ana l.. g..
Beuedict DIrccOrs, John Schuyler, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

GEN. RosECRANss LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
The foowugis Gen. Rosecranss letter TO the acting
Secretary OF state r Seward being out Of town accept
iug the Mexican mission:
WAsHNGroN. d. C., August II, 1853
To W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of StdtS-Sir: Your
fayoro the Jst ult informing of my appointment
envoy Extraordinary and Minister PeupOtentary O. the
Republic OF Mexico and transmitting my commission, is
received. Considering thar this uuSOugt honor comes
tho general appreciation Of the press and people.
without distinction Of party, 10 whose sympathies
with dcmocratcrepublcan, representative government
we'll known and whose long cherished friendship
FOR the Mexican nation and people has been publicly and
frequently expressed aud assured that these views accord
possible good that may result against my personal
wishes deem 10 my duty % accept this difficult delicate
and responsible mission IucOsed is the required OATH
duly authenticated shall DE prepared 20 proceed 10 my
post the yellow fever shall have far abated
at Vera 10 make 10 prudent fOr 20 leave my
lmy there route FOR the capitalsay about the ist
day OF urtober prO1mo have the honor 10 be. your
ODedeut servant, W 5. ROsECRANs.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
"A Bat OF Rsmance."

"A Bat OF Romance"
NKv YORK, July IS. 1903
Dear Wife when you Long you len
ceanse Nerm bur have rgotten the u tls
used these Please et kn0s by
whst almost o by being kep awake ughu
fighting Beibugs ard Feas lour husband. AUGUSTUS
LONG BRANCH. Juf o. l563
Ny Husband. Yosr favo ol the l received Il makes
rouhe
purchase bottle Of kaowess Insect DESTROYER
before len home Have her immediately
drug 10 the depot No SInay and get large
bottle The price ~ Also bellows use t with Have her
d. aBd viii have trouble BE
she gets Knowles" Your wife MARY.
Iirs Hair Dye, so cents-Baek Brown, iustautaueouI
natural durable best quantity equals dollar Depot. NJ
aS Broadway. Sold b' an druggists
POst-Onice Notce.-Tne Mails for Europe VII be isgacned
from once TUEoDAl THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, clos
Il O'Clock stations aud b. A5i G. aad II ID
L and +. II. 10. and & st II . clock A. %.
WEDNESDAY OF the hour of closing which will Do
posted the General Once 'as The Stations TUESDAY
JAMES hsLLf p n.
If you have the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness
Piles Oppression ater eating sour Msng l1dlges
Beasnsss DO not thank aner using hARRISohi
PkRSTALTC LOLENGES will forfeit the Of the box sold
Temple Boston; aud CRlIfBNTONs Medical
Warehouse No Sixth and eyervwhe Mailed Tor 90 cents
The Celebrated Crockett Enameled Leather I0ihs,
10 and political clubs Sole
STONE BLISS PAY ALLEN,
No g. Chambers aud Nos g aud 81 Retde-St
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
LOUISIANA.

THE CANVASS IN LOUISIANA.
NEw-OELEANs, Aug. 2j-The canvass OF the
country parishes has actively begun. Gen. seedmnn
aud number Of other Democratic speakers from New
orleans, addressed meeting in LaiOulche l-ll.L o
Saturday. Republican meeting was also held' Which
WAS addressed hy Michael u aim and Others. Gov. war
yLu auA lgUgTeSsLuau kpypASL arc uaku& a4steAea ~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN MEETING ~ BATH.
BATH, Aug. 2j.-~Ihe Republican meeting
this evening. which was addressed by the Hon. l. a.
storrs was the largest gathering Of the The
Hon Henry Taiman made speech, IN which he TO
nounced his connection with the Democratic party with
which he had acted 40 years and giving his adhesion TO
what he believes TO be the party Of progress aud Of peace
Nj stOrrs spoke nearly two hours
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
Sp.tial Noiitts.
Fise
WATCHES.

call the Of Watch bsyeu as very sas
Watches made by
AMERICAN WATCH co AT wALTHAM,
sad known a. the
81 PLATE, Is SIZE.
To the manufacture Of these Watches the Company have devoted an
skill their command aui confidently
and beauty less than r the eren' St
design and execution
Watches compare flvoraby made any country
this eosur Watches attempted
except Al waltsua.
HOWARD & CO.,
No. 6lO Broadway, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

Baton Rouge grand procession Of all the Democratic
Clubs In this city is the political event I4r next
has been laid under contribution 70 furnish bands and
possible that Memphis ald Louisville may De called
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
RILLIARDs.

billiard match for $1,000 and the champion
ship Of Queens county will take pee TINS Wednesday
sii,, fn Rrusen's Billiard mSsaJbmaica between
AndraS Montgomery and A. W. Bum eAehamPi0n OF
nslscbn-ettsHA American game 1900 psints up
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
TIE PARIS BOURSE
.. Aag 25.-Bourss closed strong Reuses. Il n ze.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

pOMEyrIC MARNkTS
cuAprsros $, c. Aug 29-Co'On ''saayi sales " o's' h'
o1Ss Jglrihs Aug 2sCotoulhe market qrei and steady
- s,s Igs bales receipts % hses Sierug Exchange
sIG55 Sew ios sglt pn peg esu grrnmm Gold - sugar sa
ar.I dIll trcIurd Nurertat t'o
l" M ,.ttr- ursei Corn doll b. 81 D5Gbb oats dull at az,
H. 1p "A 40 BI1g sa,y Agd unsAsGsA Polk aal Al tv ~
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ALCOCK. CHARLES No. 81 East Twenty y-sevesthst
BANGS. Mr.. AMELIA r. louEers, " \.
BANK. CHARLOTTB L. Danen Coma
DONALDSON Mrs CATHARlNE r. No 2 Ashland place PerrY 50
DUFFY. JOSEPH No. l30 81 Marksp.ace.
FRITrS JENNIE D.. SOmervi!e n. J.
IRVING. kBENBZER TtrrvtOwa, ~ Y.
KAHLEB Mrs. CATHAkiNE. No 80 West FortyfoHrths
KYLE ALEXANDER, Van Bruatst. Br0Ok7n.
MILLER, REBECCA C.. bighg secoli-st Lld Foarth1ave
SMITH STEPHEN o. No p South Eght1.sL. Mliamsburgh
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26

Shirt House Ofe atvAs lH Futon $50 dos a1e Castss
Shirts s2l including doT finest % Lasn Collars WITH de<
The Paper Collar. gratis % All who aPp 10 HIfo4lce II
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
M4RRIEn

sAvOYE-EnDY-Ou Thuriay August %. 1913 BY th. Rev J
Estert Wm. Savoye Miss susie M daughter Of w T. q
esl ali Of West He5OkeD.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
$]OIititaI AOtit,s.

A NIertuR Of the Grant and COfnx BOYS Blue Ceu-
trail Ouinittee for the lity OF Newh Ork viii held
Room No - Cooper lnst e on l Spl ~ hNNG Aug q a
D O'Clock. prompt and fall attendance is requested
Major WILLARD BULLARD Chairman.
Capt GuRsTTorasE PULLMAN Secretaries
Gea. W. KRYZAN0wSKI, Cssmsa-
Pavuas,er NJ W. BLAKE L. S A, ls..,..
Capt CHAs STRONG. }''
Grnnt and COlfax Club Harlem Dsv will hold
the headquarters Of the Club Washington Han Ia
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 70 Al oc.oek All
the district favorable the election 81 Grant and Collar
the principles Equal Justice all without dcu OF
color aud the Advancement Of TIE ga National Unioa
cordially invited 20 BE- present and the roll
Club weekly and active worn.
unti victory shall crown cor united aocrs , ,n...o - ,
q IissE Fsn.E secce,ariesi D. 'NA'i0' f''''''SN
Grant and COlfax Uniforms.
Having from all coaEtrT nqurng
MI RopsesH G cabs that Mes sUsMAS BROTHERS Of Ne s
st. only appointed b toe
provide the uniforms al
RAB THOMAS First Vice President
Referring the above beg Colfaa
Clubs aa al uHion Republican Associations pre-
sablens in al STYLES and cOorL
sUsNAS BROTHERS. Ne % Rs.d.se
Tenth Assembly District Union Republican Assocint
ttsnA Regular Meeting Of will be hes ThukSDAk
EvkNlnG Aug n ats o.eloet at Hssdqu.rtsT> ,pp v,,
Fifteenth Assembly District ia Blue viii assemble
TONIGHT, and WEDNESDAY EVENING, a. ueir
Lincoln Hall corner Of Thirty hrt And ke6tnaTe toSd spsaass
GRO. ii ". bA ctNHA Secretaries.
Political
BANNERS M r6 boAi6S5S'
BUNTING FLAGS ON HAND.
HoJER GRAHAM. No. VI IasavIt, ssg' Ds0lds'I.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-26
LOYAL W.rERAN GRANT CLUE

At the last meeting of the Loyal Notcrar
Grant club. Maior.Gcu Pleasouton ia the chair. th
following Committee Of Seventeen was. motion
arpOutcd to attend 90 the immediate opening and active
prosecution Of the campaign 100 th- city. under ul
auspices ot the Club. Gen. thas X Graham, Gen W
kryzauow4il Col. j. " Marshall Col j.. j. Morgan
Col Levin Craudall C0 N ". Burns, Major W. u. Core.
Major & ". Cowtau, col. ". Mcrmcr-krch, Con. j. q
Piuckucy Col Stephen Chester. rdymuster NJ ". Blake
L.. S y Chaplain VIM. Oltud Buuluc. MAJOR Putnam
IleLl.- lnL A.n- Z. unLner. Col ia. sLoNuua.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-07-03
Is the Negro Entitled to Vote I

Frankly and oandidly, in our opinion,
he is not, and we are opposed to them sxer-
Cisiug the privilege. Why? Because ne
do not believe he has the capacity to do so
judiciously and unders tandingiy. Mo-
where on the face Of the earth, at any pc
ried, have any of the race shown 3 capaci-
~ for self-goYeTnment. Without the guid-
sncs Of white men, they have invariably
failed, which is. proof positive that they
we're not created for such, aHd that al the
schemes of men tending to the contrary
will fall TO the earth. But it was net our
intention to write an article on this subject,
but to preface an extract from an article in
the Lynchburg IVA Express, which con-
tains some practical advice to the negro up
on this subject:
''Wait long enough at least to see wheth.
or the condition you are suddenly placed in
IS the ordination of God, or only the up
hsaving afthe short-liVsd wrath of man
wait, or, at most, make haste slowly, in-the
light of the truth of history that whilst a
century has scarcely served TO cement 3
stable State, many an attempt to form free
one. has been laid in the dust by the pas
sions of men, in 3 day-wait, s0dit, until
you are we'll enough educated (if under
Providence, such is to be your new for
tuRs) to take part in the civil government,
intelligently. When that time shall come,
We believe, the whites in these States, as
soon as any men on earth, will ohesFfally
give you participation imPartiAlly in the
governing power of the State. AS it Is, in
your present ignorance wherein you are ft
only to be made the dupes of carpet-bag-
gers and scallAwags, and in view of the
suggestion that the political game that is
being most FOully played, is for the benefit
Of the new ComsrB to get your places and
drive you away, We advise you not to vote
at all. Go to work. Don't go to the else-
tions. Stay away from ths polls. II yeu
wish to remain amongst US in your old
haunts and homes"