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New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The Republicans of Delaware have placed
in nomination for Congress Gen. A. 1. Torbert,
ono of tbe best soldiers of the late war. lie
originally commanded brigade OF Infantry
from New-Jersey, and was subsequently trans
ferred TO the Cavalry. lie was one OF the most
trusted Lieutenants of Pleasonton and oherl-
dan. The Republicans.of Delaware should send
him TO Congress by good majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Colorado seems to have disappointed us. We
received, ten or twelve days ago, letter from
one of the best informed Republicans in the
West. who, after looking the Territory care
fully over, assured us privately that Belden,
the Democratic nominee for delegate, must
beat Bradford Republican) on local grounds
that he would receive many Republican votes
and we presume he did. Had it been any
other than the Grant year, we must nave
clroniclcd a Coperhcad triumph in Colorado
Mr.. Bradford must have been born lucky.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
rbe Hon. Richard w. Smith brcathed his last

The Hon. Richard W. Smith breathed ms last
at his residence at Coram, Suffolk County, Saturday
In him tho Republican party OF Long Island has lost
OF Its oldest members and stanchest friends For nearly
half century Mr.. Smith occupied q leading position In
tho political affairs or his county, several times
elected TO the Legislature and enjoyed the entire conf
denco and respect OF the community When the Nebraska
was OF the first TO cooperate In forming the Re-
publican party. No face was more familiar at State
tonyentlons which he never failed to attend; and al
though years OF ho attended both OF the sy
raouse Conventions OF this year. His loyalty Of
prominent type that during the the Rebel sympa
thkers OF Suffolk County burned his dwelling and other
buildings but though almost ruined peeuniarily bis pa
trlotism meyer fatered.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Nem'Qork Daily Gribma1s
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1868.
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Gov. Bullock of Georgia has issued Proc
lamaton requiring that the drilling ana exer-
cising in military tactics which Is forced upon
the Unionists by the hostility OF the Rebels
shall be suspended. The fragrant acts OF the
Georgia Rebels will yet bring punishment
upon the authors of these outrages, whether
their acts be those of the assassin or the IRE
snonsible Legislator.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Az APPEAL TO CHRIsTIANs.-The Rev. T. A. Ross
d. d. of Huntsville Ala, is in our city, asking aid
for the Presbyterian Church whereof he is PASTOR
which has suffered severely by the deyastations of
our late civil war. We commend his appeal not only
TO Presbyterians but To all Christians termed Evan
gelical and hopo he may be invited to present it
more directly in one Of our Presbyterian churches.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The time to circulate THE SEMI-WEEKLY
TRIBUNE in the States which hold elections in
October is now very short. Let immediate,
methodical, and persistent efforts be made.
A triumph i'll Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana
in October is the sure precursor of an over
whelming victory in November.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
I'm view Of the great sanitary and agricu!tural

In view of the great sanitary and agricultural
Importance Of securing especially in small towns and
detached country houses complete saving Of the most
valuable Of all manures, and tho removal Of prolific
Of the worst forms OF disease have decided TO
publish at the low price Of 25 cents pamphlet contain
ing full description and complete working drawings Of
Moule's Earth Closet, which has achieved signal
IN England and tho British Colonies that IL is
even seriously contemplated TO substitute it for the
Water Closet in the City OF London. The pamphlet is
written by Col Geo +. Warng. jr.. whose Elements OF
Agriculture published a this Office Is having large and
increasing sale.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Mr.. Ketchum has served two terms, including
the present, and is one OF the moal N"iu'oio
members on the Committees on Military anu
Post Office affairs. His majority IN 1914 was
go, and in 1866, 1895 He is deservediy one
of the most popular men in his District ana
will certainly be reelected.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE DR1MA.
MATINEE AT WALLACK' S

The revival of Little Nell and the Mar
choness at Walacks Theater has proveda remarkable
popular success Matinee VIII DO given at this house
tomorrow 10 which We direct the particular atten
ton of out-oftown readers who may desire TO avail
themselves OF this opportunity of seeing Lotta under the
most agreeable circumstances. Matinee at Walaok's
unusual event. and Its may properly be
commended in an especial manner TO public attention.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The movements of Royalty is an important
part of the news from Europe, if unimportant
in fact. Queen Victoria was at Paris yester-
day, conducting herself like any other respecta-
bic lady, and the Emperor Napoleon reviewed
the troops at tho camp of Chalons with his
customary success, and the usual pretensc of
enthusiasm. ..
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The Militia bill has not been passed by the
Tennessee Legislature as was reported. There
is disagreement between the two houses with
reference to certain sections, but COM
promise is probable.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The Ner- York World is paving the way for
Radical defeat in Maine. Our majority last
year was II, ,342; and now The World says that
unless we get a majority of from twenty to
twenty-one thousand, it will be virtually a
Democratic victory. The World, evidently,
rrirns II IN
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
gusintss notitts.

CxcrSsArr, Aug rs 1865.
MEssRs. S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., No. 81
Pakrow NewYOrk No. 10 Safest Boston agents for
the East, and specially authorized contract for advertising IN The
Commercial, at lowest cash rates
p,. t.., ,,or, Of Advertising in The Commercial
quested to contract through them
NJ HAIsrKAo & Co.. Propretors Commercial.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

base to resent it, just wait and see! We
feared the cheat might be repeated in Novem-
Der; now we know it cannot be. Georgia votes
for Grant and COlfax. .....F
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

MEADE'S MONUMENT TO LINCoLN.-Messrs
John r. Stuart John Williams, and Jacob Bum, Execu
tive Committee OF the National Lincoln Monument Asso
cation announce that they have adopted the magnih
cent design which has been furnished by tho dstin
guished Amorlcau sculptor Larkin q. Meade, ir.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

cluding the Loan and Legal-Tender Acts; 10. Ma
tional Platforms since 1852 inclusive; a. Election
Returns from 1860; l5 Taxation, Revenue, ana Ex-
pendiure for several years past l6 Letters OF the
National Candidates &c, &c. Price ONE DOLLAR.
HE.
McPHTPsoNs MANUALS for 1866, 1861 and 1865,
bound together, making a very complete
HAND-BooK OF PoLnICs.
Price 81 50.
Nv.
THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGN SERVICES or GEN L. s.
GRANT. by Gen.James G.Wilson, is very fair, double
large column octave of 100 pages. Twenty-Five
cents per copy; five copies for 81; BY EXPRESS,
100 copies for Sl3.
THE GRANT CAMPAIGN SONGsTER, containing popu-
lar Songs Ballads, and RecitatOns adapted TO very
popular and well-knOwn airs and choruses-'2 fageS-
10 cents; 50 cents per dozen 100, by express 80
Va.
THE RADICAL DRUM GALA choice COLLECTION OF
Patriotic Songs with Music containing all the well
known National Airs and many new and orlgihal
pieces. arranged for Glee Clubs, & PAGES OF SONGS
AND Music. Price 25 cents five copies for sl' by
EXPRESS, 100 copies for Sl3
VII.
UoRATIo SEYMouR's SPEECHES. Messages, Procla-
nations. &c. from 1856 to the present time, have
been compiled by T. NJ. Cook and T. W. knoH
and Published in large volume by |. w. England Tor
sale at TIE TRIBUNE Office But few copies were
printed as it is presumed that the work will only DO
required by speakers pro and con- in the pending can
vass Price $40. Speakers of either party Will ma
it indispensable. 1t embraces every public speech OF
writing by the Governor of any Importance during
the past twelve years; unabridged and unaltered'
Besides a full table of contents an index of nearly
1000 references is appended To editors, Also TINS
volume will prove highly useful. For their special
benefit so copies printed one side of the sheet
only for convenience ofs CnttingTup and reprint
ing. The idea of bringing out such acollection as
a campaign document is certainly unique and ought
to be properly appreciated. The matter was not
stereotyped, and consequently those desiring copies
should order soon or it may be impossible to supply
Them
We beg all who wish any of the above documents
to send their orders promptly Enclosing CASH to HE
TRIBUNE Office and they shall he promptly filled.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Jacob Hermance has been named as Grant and
Colfax elector for the XIIIth Congressional
District of New York in place of Thomas Cor
nell, who is ineligible in consequence of his
being member of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

The Hon. JOHN II. KETcHUM has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Republicans OF
tho XIIth columbia and Dutchess) District.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

IS- Ne,cS from the Coast Of Africa, Money and
other Markets ,ciH be found on the third page;
Ne,O Publications on the Sirth page, and Real
Estate on the Serenh page.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE CAMPAIGN.
Union Republican National Committee.

The Headquarters the Committee
Hotel New FORK City where all business Communications should
dressed The following list Of the officers and members Of the
William Claan Chairman Boston Mass William Chandler,
Secretary Washington D. G. Central Executive COmmtee-Waa
Caan Boston T. W. Park North Beunnzton Vt; william m
KeInbe No lbs Grent PiadelpLaj Horace GTesey
H. H. srkweather Norwich, Conn. b. X Cowen, Beae Obo
Gldlng Kalamazoo. Mich Western Executive COMMITTEES
Headquarters ChicseOJ. r. Jones' Chicago III Cirrus Allen
Vnc.nnes Ind B. b. TAYLOR Omaha Southern Executive Committee
Headquarters Atlanta CAN H. souhworh, NevOreau, La
Pacific Executive Committee Headquarters SAP
Gorham Francisco Cal Charles De Long Virginia City sr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

After Monday next all 7.30 notes must be for
warded direct to the Treasurer at Washington
for redemption.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Rcn,bIIcnn state Committee.

Republican State Committee have their headquarters
Fifth Avenue Hotel The officers Hamilton Harris chalr@sa;
James Ter1gs Secretary and H. Low. Chairman Of Executive
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.

THE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.
No l. contains Senator MortOn's Speech on Recon-
struction, and Speech of Senator Williams on the
same subject.
No ii. contains Speech of Gen. Sickles at New
Haven, Speech Of Senator Morrill, in U. 5. Senate
and Letter of Speaker Cofax.
No III. is in German. 1t contains the Speeches OF
Senator Morton and Gen. Sickles, and the Letter OF
Speaker Colfax.
Price of Nos L. H. and ILL., single copies two cents.
% Copies Postage Paid. cents.
100 Copies, Postage Paid. ............$l
500 Copies BY EMPRESS
loo Copies BY EXPRESS. 81 90
No. IY. contains Full Report of the REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL CONVENTION AT CHICAGO, the Platform Of
the Party and Letters of Acceptance OF Gen. Grant
and Schuyler Colfax.
No. " contains the Life of Gen. Grant, with Por-
trait the Fort Doneson Correspondence with Gen.
Buckner in fac smile, Life of Schuyler Colfax with
Portrait and the Letters of Acceptance OF Gen.
Grant and Schuyler COlfax
Price of Nos. ~, ", and VI, single copy, two
cents.
No. VI contains The Finance Question, fully dis
cussed in the Report of Commissioner Wells, Gen.
Garhelds Speech, Yalandigham's Speech Simon
Stevens's Letter. aud several editorials thereon
20 Copies Postage Paid. ............ 80 cents.
100 Copies. Postage Paid. ............ 81
500 Copies, BY EXPRESS. s.
1000 Copies, BY EXPRESS........$l5
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

New-York Grnnt and CoIfax Boys In Blue.
Theo B. Gates Cmn Rx CON- Rooms 6 aud II Asor HOuc
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

SO, boysi fnal hamper
While we all in chorus chant
"Por next President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant, p
And II ssked Whist State he halls from
This our sole reply shall be-
:" From near AppOmattOI Court House,
With is famous appe-treem q
For twas there 10 our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the tight
Now. bors, To Grant fot President
And God defend the rightw MLss 0REuLr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

German Grant and Cofax Campaign Club.
Headquarters: Rssaes Saloon % Thrd reading room a,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
The Republicans of the XXlNth Van llom's)
District (Gcnesee, Niagara, and Wyoming have
nominated the Hon. JOHN FISHER Of Batavia
r.. f,I,,,.,o.e TLe PocLecf,, Dsmocy1f saws.

IUI OUIEIt5s' IHV ItVV"N0'NI 1|V'''7E'''' -
Probably moro popular nomination could not have
been that would commend itself with great
favor 10 the people OF the Disrict aud the state Al
though he had frequently been solicited TO accept in
portant onlces he had invariably declined and he was
strongly urged allow his name 20 be presented 10 le
people al the opening of The Congressional contest IN M.
County and IL vas generally conceded on al sides that
no would ak FOR the n0iDaton his County ana l,s
triet would gladly confer the honor upon Am But th
Inc declined To do. The delegations from Niagara ana
wyoming Counties instructed 10 select W eandl
9eiG i{9 re taivg %cfS directed 10
eeec the Innn that would best represent the people OF
fbc whole District, and they could not nave b,'h
more forunate in their selection ana nftcrduc coua
fion they agreed tender the nomination 10 Mt shcf
Coming 10 him in the manner that didho did not ieol at
nbertX 10 decnc'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE TRIBUNE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

For nine weeks, commencing with the issue
Of September 1G, we will send The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE to Clubs by mail, at the following
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
4 i

NcPHERsoN's POLITICAL MANUAL for 1863 con-
tans l. All the Orders Letters Messages, and Votes
in Congress- respecting Secretary Stanton 2 The Ar
tices of impeachment Of Andrew Johnson with his
Answer. the Votes thereon in the House, and the
Judgment of the Senate; 3. Correspondence between
Gen. Grant and President johnson on Stantons sus-
pension I. Letters, Papers, Testimony Politico'
Military Orders and Report of Gen. Grant g. Digest
sof Orders Of Military Commanders and General Ac-
tion under the Reconstruction Acts 0. Abstracts Of
new State Constitutions q supplemental Recon-
struction Messages; s. President Johnsons Procla-
snaton and Orders o. Members of the Cabinet and Of
the XLth Congress 10. Votesin Congress on Political
Bills and Resolutions; II. The XIYth Amendment to
tho Federal Constitution and Legislative action
i,.eon; II, Financial LEGISLATION Of Congress. in
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
MUSIC

Barbe Bleue will be performed as matinee
tomorrow, in Brooklyn.
Tost6e is singing with Mr., Batemans second
troupe in Toronto and next will be in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

We have Just issued our Campaign Sheet,
No. 6, referring wholly to TIE NATIONAL
FINANCES. 1t contains Commissioner Weiss
exhibit of the National Income and Expenditures
for the fiscal year just closed; Gen. Garfield's
speech on the money wherein the Five Twenty
bonds are payable; L. S. Treasurer Spinners
letter on the Resumption of Specie Payment; !;
Vallandigham's speech in favor of paying the
bonds in Greenbacks and our structures thereon ;
Simon Stcvenss letter to John E. Williams
with our answer thereto, and number OF
other articles intended TO elucidate the present
Financial condition and obligations of our
country. Those who wish the truth to be
known and the public faith to be maintained,
are invited to aid us in giving this sheet the
widest possible circulation.
Price of No. 6, single copy, two cents
90 Copies, Postage Paid. 80 cents.
100 Copies Postage Paid ........ 81
500 Copies, BY EXPRESS...--.S 50
1000 Copies, By EXPRESS....".Sl5
PAYABLE always in advance.
Address THE tribune, NowYoE5 City.
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being damaged by manipulation rby chemical
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OdAoe. Also, At Presoott's News Depo:, corner
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NOTICE.

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~ exclusively TO the Stockbroking aud Com
mission Business, l would respectfully inform
INV patrons and the public In general that I have
sold nv entire stock OF Provisions and Groceries
10 W. w. WATERMAN, who will continue the
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meas man, would also request all persons in
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settIc for the same at the Office OF Ryan & Sto-
IVY E. j. RYAN.
June 20. 1868.
NoTICE.-Having bought the entire stock OF
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iows' Building would respectfully inform HIS
old customers and the public generally, that
shall carry ON the business at the old stand, and
would solicit continuance OF tnelr eussoui: W
shall endeavor 10 give full satisfaction TO all VINO
may favor me with their orders.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-27
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