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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY

HV7NCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH ANDDOOR FACTORY
We would respectfully announce to the pub
lie that we are prepared to furnish la
SASHES, DOORS, g.- .......
BRACKETS, NEWELS, -
.I& ~ .,@,-"4 BAbUSTERS, &c, sc
at lower ra tes than the same can be had north
of the Potomac. ~ III
We have secured the services of Mr.. CHAS.
MANKIN as superintendent of the Msnufac-
turing Department., whose we'll known. rep!n1ta,,
ton as 3 mechanic warrants us in saying tha'
All kinds of TURNING and SCROLL
SAVING done with dispatch. We have also
connected with the Factory large SAW- N
MILL, FLOORING-MILL and UkFAC-
ING-MILL. Send for Price List.
- RISHEILL s. HOOGE,
corner Fairfax and Queen streets,
ap l8-tf .:-.y s.... ALEXANDRIA, VA
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GROCERIES.
V7O THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC. ..... |:..,... ..~
Having bought the stock of Messrs. Loomis
& Facer, No. l79 King Street, am now pre-
pared to furnish to my friends and the public IN
general. as fine selection of GROCERIES as
can be found in any house in the city.
Among our stock may be found the following
articles which have been selected with the great
est care.
In Sugars, we have Crushed, Granulated,
PulyeriZed, A. B., and Extra O., and fine lot
of Cuba and Porto Rico Sugars.
5oa.sct rHs TEAS.
very Superior Article of Gunpowder, ia
pan, Imperial and Oolong Teas.
A choice article of Family and Extra Flour.
MOLASSES.
New Orleans Molasses and Golden and Hon
ey Syrups
Prime Factory Cheese,
25 Boxes Stearne, Babbitps, Electric and
,Dobbin's Soap. -
Sugar Cured Hams, Breast Pieces. Shoulders
and Middings, also q fine lot of Country Cured
Hams and Middlings.
A choice article Of Lard
Iii " COFF e.
A fine assortment Of Old Government, java,
Laguyara and Rio Coffee.
Pure Ground and Whole Spice.
italian Maccaroni, Bakers Chocolate, Cocoa
| and Broma. 81. ....
- ,-.E OILS.
Marseilles and Bordeaux Oils; also q large as
sortment OF Wooden and Willow Ware, Crock
cry and Glass Ware,
may 16-tf GEOkGE SEAION. :
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PasOFE II sSEONAI4.

Dr. pUsArD DURAN eHifi5i gAkR and reliable ia rH-
MALE PHYSICIAN, of great experience,
continues to be coNFTDEETIALLY. CONSULTED,
st his offcej s. e: corner Fremont and Lom-
bard Streets. Baltimore, Md. Best board and
medical attention at my private residences
ssStedicinns sent by mail: Give an accurate
statement Of symptoms. Business confidential
! Baltimord ap S0tff ffo2F 6szs5'sT -.-- -
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DR LOOCKERMAN, ezzsssssssss>
ol!gi SURGEON DEN TIST, SEYYlYlsfIssjYIA Up
(Grad. of Balt.E College7of Dental Surgery, l044)
.i:2i..g No. "a, lSoUTA WASHINGTON ST.,
1sq:39ar saw asLsa2 ALEXANDRIA, VA |
80: DIR. Ls respectfully informs the public that
for taoeasty gears he has given especial attention
to the preservation of the natural teeth, and
will continue so to do, and invites those who
wish to SAGE them to Gallon him, knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
nsetul for life. Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS APpRoYED By PROFESSORS AND COLLEGES. !
nov 2O-tf M h--gif:it.l.g 1ts.itg. |
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YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by q cci
tain practice, induIged in, habit ir"
Quently learned from evil ,companIon$' or 1T
even When asleep, and, if not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
" what pity that q young man, the hope OF
his country, iho pride Of his parents, should DO
snatchcd from all prospects and ,enjoyments, OF
Dgth Of nature, and indulgng in a certain Sc
cret habit Such persons must, before contcm-
Dlatinr
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GLASS WARE X.

will be found to be very complete, embracing
all the new patterns from Eastern and Western
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reflect that sound mind and body are thu lane I.
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubaI hap.
piness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pigrim&gei the
prospz DR. ct hourly darkens to the view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection th&t the happiness D.
another becomes blighted with your own
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vigor restoI

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate of one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States and the greatesr
part Of whose life has been spent i'll the hcSPIt-
ais of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where. has effected some Of the most astonlsl, ,
ing cures Lhat were ever known, many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep.
great nervousness, being alarmed st sudden
sounds, bu5hlulness, with frequent blushlng, A.
tended sometimes with derangement OF wInd,
,r,ouo o,,rod i,,,rn n6 iqfn civ
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

rattling pace. well together and nearly abreast S, @
turn Shutdown npped the lead te gray u ~ he
upsTetch, with the exception that SnUUA
Gllroy off, and lapped the sPlViu ht os nroira
fire CilroV mt on a magnificent head of steam, ana
fairly flew to the Lead the gray tGTsg anesa o Sc
Aud thus they passed the grand STAND ama cries oi
GloriOus 90 stoDowa SSeO 10 s4oo Oh @ ihe daySIe
lightning There slack to the fearful pace. The
sLev Sat in their saddles as steadily and lightly
many yellow canares in their swings. The upper turn
was made and still 10 change in position. The back
stretch reached and sun the swallows Slrugged III ~
their places. They moved down the stretch as u they
nIatform was running at The rate of a mile a min
ute The excitement on the grand indescrib
able. The horses were nearing the lower curve, sun
without change and gliding with the velocity Of yachts
in q storm. But a change is at hand Glroy faers an
instant StOncWal laps him on the outside, ana inc
uettled Shutdown bites his flank on the inside The occu.
pants OF the stand fairly yelled with pleasure sund9W
tore for tile lead with desperate energy anu ghcu ~
stonewa Tapped him with the gucknsss VL an ISe
field Aud thus they entered the home-stIetgn ot a.
was the pace before IT was NOW terrae So ire,
mendOusly they running ana so beIceify, ,t mui
they urged that it seemed as II the blood woud spt
from their ears aud nOstrils The grand stand was
reached The horses nearly neck and neck. Iher
bodies were map Of kn0ted. swollen veins Inc caIer
of their hOofs was lost in the shouts OF the crowd one
second it was "Sundown!" anon IT was " stoheWani wall
With last energetic burst they flashed under the string
Stouewa snatching the victory by neck III 3l3 sun
down second, aud GilrOy thld'
po,.. ssO dash Of one and PeeSuae miles tor all ages
Tho stoDewa Jackson years by Lightning
Edith 4
Jno SundowH, by Uncle VIC dam mp
Sunny South by Irish Birescher.. .''
J. COu enters GilTOy by Lexington, dam hagnoa
Time, 1913.
The crowd cleared the benches at bound, and Hooked
around the winner. Ia five minutes Stonewa was being
sOapsudded in his stable and in Oneha hour the course
was deserted and the fourth days races were closed
SARATOGA Aug 9-Thcrc are no new political develop
ments to-day. Fernando Wood gave fish and chal-
paguc dinner at the Saratoga Lake House on saturday
afternoon. Among those present were John u; o%3S'
Gov Swami Of Maryland exRecOrder James NJ smith,
and the Hon. Henry c. Murphy Sanford T. Church, D. o.
Cox, Eben c. IugersOl and James NJ. Marvin.
August Belmont has secured rooms at the Union, ana
will be here Tuesday. Halls Band gave sacred cor
cert nj the Onera House this evening brilliant audi
ence Gen Sickles s TO be serenaded tomorrow evening
GOV Feuton will be present The Governor Is al the
Clarendon Judge c. G. Barnard and Charles G. Ellis are
al the same hotel John A. Green is at Congress Hall.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Justice ShandleY committed Gertrude Rirse. middle
aged woman. charge preferred by her brother, Fer
dnand Rsse that last Wednesday during his absence
from home she went his bureau drawer and took out
f65 OF his money, with which se shortly afterward left
the premises. lillian Payne was held for trial az the
General Sessions the charge being that he had entered
the cabin OF the schooner Nor western lying In the East
River during the absence OF the captain John B Foster
and had stolen t75 which was lying on the table.
Michael Harmcl Of No. 1Ol BrOOme-st held IN
$1,000 bail TO answer Il charge OF perjury preferred
by "a Mr. George &. Hamnlll. that on July ~
In civil suit between the complainant and one H. H.
testnyng that ne tHarme owner OF the house and
lot No. lOl BroOmest. which said 10 be worth 5000
clear OF membranes; that subsequently Judgment
III the suit having been given against Sterling the atter
could not be found, and the property Of his bOndsnan
iarmeD seized aud sold by order Of the Sheriff TO
satisfy for damages that the wife Of armcl subsequently
III an action against the Sheriff and George Hamnll
been seized that her statement cOrrOboraed by her
husband, who thereby periured himself. one Leopold
BlOOn was held IN $500 bail on charge Of bgamy pre-
Icrred by Lena Guuport, Of No 50 NorOlkst that on
December l6, 1867 she married Ia the accused by
Justice Connolly, and that since she has learned that
Lazarus Phillips, Rabbi, had married the accused To
Miss Rachel Bloom on June "a, 1883 Rabbi Phillips cor
hScd tgcye years committed for having, during the
absence ~ the country OF Mr.. Thomas l.. Tripper ~
no 1S tifhst, forced entrance into his house aud
other jewery
prize fight took place near Hunters Point
yesterday morning The police report the departure
ITOm thls city IN boats OF number OF rOugB but IT
Oes ot appear that ny en0rt was made 10 secure tcr
arrest VI The arrest Of The principals In the disgracefn
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

Mr. Hooper and :dy MIS-, Hooper Mr. Thompson and d
gesn miss Anetto Mrs Egan Mrs Sinclair Mr. TsNo lady
seLdrsI' Mr. p pIedng the Rev w. Wright Mr. BY H wiip
Glanyie Mr.. Blammash, A. r. Balm A TayIor r. T,,o,' =
Tre1ehsr the Rev Mr. Lane. c. Kslby ?. Prsss
G. G s Chase Hsnt Ra B9naas Mr. Mitchell O. ca@.rSs
J. B. Panham j. Bonto, Mr. Pease p Caybrook W. CaJbsool
GumppeF w. Booth Richards W. Temple C. d. Gregoay n
lady and Mr. Morris Coleburn Perkins
Perkins Mr Oh Mr. Barnes Mr. Richardson, Mrs Richardson M
Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
HOME NEWS.

s-sth-aornng-Lle eleudyi very cloudy ron S
tbsnS h vi,b Wind lightning from - 10 245 one very oaa
,snor, AZ So another at 55; rain depth u inches rainy ana
IJS q, a. ,isn shower 90 sos rain depth Of an nes se
cloudy to sunset Eyeuiug-very cloudy Tan ron ~ 10 G
80 A IA bsr t IL lightning in the y from ~ 70 9o1'
s-Mornpr-yery clouiJi Ito cloudy = to " tte cloudy
With bt thunder from to sunset RanoT from 90 20 sne
40o EyeningThe rain ceased @ az & 5 y, lo bty cloudy
10 2 Noern hts Y; and in the South distant ngh'hn
ct,rv.r pAnK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. -,
The fn an abstract from recorded ohsoyat os ~ hs O
p,I oirs,, sr The week ending Saturday August o. oJe'
Hight Of ground above the sea. ~ eet
Iight Of Instruments above the grounl ~ IetI
istt of irstulueut. above the lea, " reL -
I.t,inl. 10 ii sll y L0n.Iiade ~ 3It ab- w.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

Total distance Travelled. $685. day mean 1871 miles
RguAEEs-Rsiuo ana bthi 10 sHo"'
dup 10 hours depth 500 inches Of which depth
tbe Thunderstorm produced m hour and ~ minutes "
inches Thunder The 8h, from 2rol m nlt p ~
uurss lightning ard thunder The tp OF ram on Wv
8;l wa, iOU lches u hours sad ~ lmupesi showers
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
P4SSENGERS ARRIHED

PROM LIVERPOOL, Aug 9-In steamship CITY Of Baltimore Mr.
johnson aud lady Mrs Gamble, Mas Gamble Thony lady aud
nO children M COrSiO Nit Cole aud lady MI Warner and lady
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
Drum Corps Of the 5th Regiment
Band Of69th Regiment.

Dunn IOTpH OT tbt 5tU HtEmtuL
Band Of69th Regiment
Gen. Po.tl,y and Staf, mounted
hundred from the companies o the Fire Department
under command Of District En gineer Rhodes
The Gyh Regiment. Col Kavansgh 10 command
Detachment Of the ls Regiment Of Cavalry.
Detachment Of the 81 Regiment Of Cavalry
Battery of the lst Rel egimeut Of Artillery
The fleane
Escorted BY Guard Of Honor Of the 69h Regiment
The Pail lbetrers 10 cauiages
Large Delegations Of Cle connected vb the various Departments
Enterprise Lodge no 3 the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
Carriages containing the Kelstyss
The Members Of the COumOu Council, IN carriages
A Detachment Of Police.
The route OF the procession down Fifthave. 20
Grandst crossing the ferry at that point and proceed
ing to Cypress Hill Cemetery, where IL arrived at 2
o'clock p The last sad rites here performed by
the Rev Mr. Fagg and the remains being committed TO
the tomb ali that earthly OF the genial sodierpoe
shut out from human eyes forever. Tho widow Of
the deceased being seriously indsposed I'm consequence
OF her sudden and terrible bereavement, unable TO
be present while the funeral services were being held
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
ner so as to please by constant variety of pleasant
THE LATE GEN. HALPINE.
THE oBsEoUIEs ON sATURDAY-ADDRhss BY
THE REV. f. o. FLAGG - AN iAiosiNu
FUNERAL PAGEANT.

THE OBsEoUIEs ON sATURDAY-ADDREss BY
THE REV. f. o. FLAGG - AN IhroslNU
FUNERAL PAGEANT.
Thousands of citizens were present at the
obseouies of the late Major Charles o. Hapne, on
Saturday last The funeral services took place at MS
late residence No. 5s West FOrtyseventhst At9Ociock
A. IN the parlors in which the remains lay were thrown
omen and from that hour until the beginning OF the
religious exercises the Obseques, citizens oI an egees
were constantly passing through the aartn9ns 10 view
them The concOurse OF ladies present on tue occasion
was also very large The loving hands oi lat sYpatz
ing friends had made up Wreaths ana hakets OF natural
flowers i'm testimony Of their appreciation Oi the chaf-
acter and genius Of the deceased poetsodler'
Numbers during the morning. so great
was the accumulation Of these floral tributes tata large
able in the rear parOr IN snort ie com
petcy covered with them. dense ci0Nu hlcu tlo
street opposite the residence, and when INC p"cessoh
moyed for the cemetery there could not nave bcen less
than persons The police iorce detGed iOr
the occasion numbered men, and was mdt MP OF de
tachments from the 18th, 29th. 2lst l9th lzh anu zz
Precincts They stationed III FuIty-s' s'Mrhtht ana
Tfthaye aud preserved admirable order Inc religious
services were conducted by the Rev r. o. flagg OF e
Episcopal Church Of the Resurrection Oi Wc zen ldI'
nine was a member. The remains were lh'io>eu Im Il
maguifcent rosewood coffin mounted win SILVER Inc
MINER portion of il was Of glass afOdng view OF the
hadv 70 the waist attired In the ful UNIFORM O
Major General of the United States army The face OF
the deceased General placid smile, ana as nc lay
i'm the burial casket lie appeared ike one VINO nau yuSt
allen into a peaceful slumber, rather Than one VINO was
sleeping that sleep which knows no waking On me
coffin lid silver plate bearing the following ls'IlP
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10


Brown Co.'S Marble Works No 2Oj Market Saturday morning,
Of absaced from money
Of and about cash. Tue thief
capped bren stopped the checks They comprised
order Brown Sbli 3D. and George Brown
Francis Cannon Of No rs knueyst while suffering
apopecic FRIDAY afternoon taken the station House
A. O'Clock Saturday morning be died medical eKamuaion led
~ the skull which could
fall inquest will be held. .Thcmas OLeary Frank
Murphy Patrick OLeary aud Thomas Fitzpatrick arrested
saturday the act Of breaking uto the residence of Chaes Gould
the Of Broad and Chestnut John Mcrh arrested
SATURDAY morning the act Of breaking soldiers
front ofle PotOhe He committed. The passengers
the Sunday boat from Newark 20 New York mach annoyed
bY the dace exhibitions made by the aud boys tho banks Of
the Bathing should he strictly prohibited the vicinity Of the
city ADD the Police Department should enforce the law Emil Bergher
No li9 Pacifcst arrested SATURDAY night
aud battery liquor saloon The
aged II found Ia WhreeTs Greek Whee.
Ts Point Road yesterday lie had been the
During the heavy shower Of Sauny private residence Lexington.
by lightning The electric Gud passed down the chimney
the stairway shveTng the doors and
In which seated and his wife Both parties rendered
nseBsbe bat from the effects Of their
company families will this during present month
for Kansas aud take and under the lomoai act They will settle
n the vicinity " Junction CITY Caleb Iowney shoemaker resi-
ding AZ No i Washngtonst aud MIS- Julia Miller resident OF No
Mapepee we're arrested SATURDAY on charges OF profanity IA
Of the relative of Mnurhaha engine aud
engine built by city maker VII b. made this afternoon
wearing apparel &c the yalue Of J
mitted for trial W W Cougar huksteT taken custody
yesterday charged with having defauded bis employer ola lot
consigned b his March During the week ending
day midnight the police made l8 Of which II
boyL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

JERSEY CIII.-Ihe flagstaff at Alaterson's sugar
struck by lightning saturday and several Workmyn
steel works slightly injured By the fagm On SATURDAY
buue raised the Newsrkaye and
Michael Norton, aboer aged - years
yesterday morning charged by James Farley With 6ng
shots bm When the subsequently aagued before
Recorder Mndne Farley refused to pres e charge saying that the
bad family who would suffer II be imprsoned
rher drunk when he committed the The
then discharge the AT an early hour yesterday
ug Geragh aged IS years arrested while the house
FoB Eert which he had entered for purposes OF robbery
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

PATERSON.-A temperance meeting was held yes
truiay br Island addressed bY Thomas Chares The
Robertson Machine Company this place has accied demand
the mldeTs Wand
aud equip Companies aud Of the Independent
Battalion this place commanded by Captains aud Booth
METUCHEN. n. J.-The Republicans have organ
el Grast aud CoH Campaign Club Toe following the officers
Mr Henry Rdhed President; Nj George H. Lusey Mr. ID. GIL
mur Vice Presidents Col G. H. IoughtoD, Secretary and Dr. T. W
Potter Treasurer
ELIZABETH, N. J.-One Baker, n boy residing in
okst attempted to jump Central Railway Saturday
aud fell the wheels Both above
the boy died few hours. subsequently,
LONG BRANCH.-The Centenary ~ f.. Church
officiating
TRENTON.-C Quida ON Saturday, was
committed To tur County jail for 20 aVs for having stolen pistol and
money the property Of John Fuey Dooles
sentenced 10 30 ds Imprisonment for having stolen her dress
Mass tai, morauE They Will short Jersey City
guests Of the Fsc Department
GREENWICH, CONN.-Tho Americas Club of
NeWrpk held their hst annual Rhoe Hand csnhake their
house Indian lErho SATURDAY. Although the no
Welcome visitor insufficient damp The fsiy
harmony that prevailed Naturally enough the
attended though the had
above the majority OF tho members and ther peiernux the
aud rthht cuisine ~ the cub house Among pesent
William NJ Tweed Prrsiiea of the Clubs
Owen rrnuiu M Edaad Durnu James NJ
mteuient " Bgltinss and School Commissioner MILLER
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10

HOBOkEN.-HObOken DIVISION 5. of i. OF this
saturday evening by f. x. Drake Grand Worthy
Patriarch Deputies Gale Of Union aud T Of Hudson and Past
Worthy of Fidelity Division, jersey City and
Morgan Of U8itel Division Of Uuou Hill The Worthy Patriarch "
IoOkeu Division received the distinguished visitors With words VI vel
c. Brief addresses made by the visitors
New-York tribune., 1868-08-10
Hudson CITY.-A iinl

HUDSON III4,-A tine bnlIdlng, IN cOurse Of
erection demolished by the lightning Satud. Loss 5000
Cntonave badly flooded on Saturday that people
their The between and three
deep the West ohohen line badly beaten
SATURDAY party owde who refused their fare No
rests syFrg guuaIF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

For 0ther Rsrer Henas See F'tfth Page.
srEAMRoAT PRINTINa.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater aDlAlty loi
doina, ana Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
Srnenf Of lob Type. though very large and
complete- is constantly being added TO, ana
our lob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best JOB primers r.
in the United States We are prepares ~
nTint Posters plain or fancy, Bill HeaQs,
Bills I,ading, Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
cts. Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Lapor.
DC, &c. Orders left with either OF Cne
wharf boats win be promptly attended &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

The PEN In Mightier than the sword.''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL..-...........Sl,00 0,0of
PAID Up CAPITAL---.--.- --.-.-..----.. owl
FIRE MARINE. & FLAT BOAT RISl
Taken at fair rates.
JOHN s. HOPKINS, President.
JAMES H. CUTLER, secretary.
DIRECTORS:
]. s. Hopkins, W1lnam Brown,
Gillison Maghee, DR.. r. ". sawyer
Robert Barnes, G. Preston
DR.. NJ. j. Bray,
j. n. Knox, Business agent, who Will
also attend to Life and Accident insurance
ONCE, corner of Main and First Streets,
in First National Bank Building. apis ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-11
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispats
The Democratic Nominees.
WAsurHGToS, July 9, 1863

WAsurHGToS, July 9, 1863.
Excitement oye~ tho proceedings Of the
New York Convention held sway here to-
day. The unexpected nomination Of Mr..
Seymour caused some disappointment
among the enthusiastic Chase and Hancock
men, as well as among those who were
earnest in thcir advocacy Of the claims OF
Pendleton; but personal hopes are merged
in the desire Tor the success of Democratic
principles, and the opponents Of Radicaiism,
here will 90 into the campaign determines
to make such it-at a. shall make the 1aIo-
bins tremble :. - cir camps. Some o. 'he
latter affec: 20 D. pleaSed at the result, out
it may be stated sat they were also Insist
inc that - ase easier to beat than the
Cb;cP Jusa.ca I'D he mentioned.
There ca, ro- even the slightest ground
for dcubt.!.t. mat be men who have been
before tie Convention for its nomination,
or their friends, can refrain from most
hearty support os ne ticket it has brought
forth. Tie working men of the party ere
ready for ;.,e l5ay. and those who were ready
to bare their brsasts to the storm for Pen
dleton, or Hancock, or Chase, are loud for
Seymour. He deserves the support of every
true man of pure principle who had an IN
tcrest in the results of the Convention and
the Democracy of this country, with closed
ranks and firm will, intend to enter the
fight earnest, resolved, and confident OF
victory TIMoS.