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New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
The nresent is to be an interesting week IN

The present is to be an interesting week IN
ball circles. To-day the Muual-Aantic return game
takes place at the Union grounds Tomorrow, Mednes-
day and Thuraday the English Eleven Will play he last
game Of cricket In this cOuutry during the present Visit
As The best twenty-five that can be got together VIII OPP
pose the English professionals this occasion, ana an
effort greater than heretofore made 70 defeat them the
match will be worth viewing. Play taxes place at west
Hobokon St. George Club grounds, at IL a. NJ To-day -
OF the Philadelphia visit by the Eleven, and 1t
Will ayaiod OF trial by the crcketers against the
Athletic Club in OF base ball on Wednesday the
Athletics OF Philadelphia play their return game with the
Mutuals the Onion grounds WIlsmsburgh. On Thurs
day the Mutuas play at Trenont, their return game with
the Unions and on Saturday the home with the
Aclves, on the Union grounds Tho EckOrd aud Alaska
Clubs play tomorrow; Olympic Acme, at NJ. Vernon,
and Empire on Wednesday
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sy,tial goiits.
IT,. u.., c,o,c. for con.u.nptive-.


Dr IL sguENCK OF his attention efcu"sf
the u,e consumption the diseases Sheh lead 10 IT, or are oa
ry complicated with h dyspepsia liver complaint &C. de h~
engaged IN tails line iuty than thave esfsi 'd %
Sog experience the undivided attention be a gwen
subject probably aauant. With all tie phases ana
P'eGlsresO pulmonary disease shAu ohes nsn in the Uns
states Acrng effected by bu sPpear IN ome cases
be awOs, incredible medicine bu' these irs i'PSA
70 e'ery possible and Of them aloHe IS 'unea@
Dr. shsucks principal remedy Pmca has been beor'
The public for with increasing reputation founded sa ts
erimPed reuedep agent, bimself
cured BY this medicne though he apparently ia
dying condition and bis phseian hieai had abandoned
restored and Of them from condition equal, hopeless
umprs,s Sasee Tonic Mandrake Pills
ton With ne Pulmonc TIE Tonic strengthens appetite u
the patient and iuygortes bi, general system
easd obraeed torpid the Muias Pills eQued brss
M port,ut orssn TO healthy condition which
r 10 effect oure Of consumption The direction, shch ,ccOmpssY
eb ,ens point ont which remedies to be used aud IL sh.,
eases al Of them required
Dr. sCEScK is professionally at bis principal ofcs Pti'ieoSIs
every SATURDAY. where ali letters for sde mns' be addressed
he will a.o professionally a. No y Bondst, Se"'i@H' ."
TrEsDAY October 49, and at No IS Hanover'n Boston 50
WEDNESDAY October He gives ai'ce free hut for @oroass
rsuoaton OF the lungs his Rpometer the price % VhSs
hour, city from 10 The hours ioi t'' 'i' 20
Nsx.York are unsyoidaby changed rOn Y m to : p m
Price OF the Pumonc Syrup snt Sisee Tonic eah ri " per
Tie or 20 h,fdo,ea Mandrake Pills Is cents per box mn
supply q DR. sheuck Tor sale At all times a. bs koo~'
Al,o for sale by all iFssgi',s ,nt dealers -
Lacy Randall Comforts
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
Gns Fixtures.

NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BRONZE ASD ORMOLU
FRENCH ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
ALSO.
FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE BR0NZES, CLOCKS sI'Vss
WARE FINE PLATED WARE CUTLERY. and FANCY GOODS
T.. V. IIAUGHWOUT Co.,
Nos 5Ss, 400 snt 492 Broadway. corner Brooms.,i
Away with Bad smeIls.-PHoENlX biSlSfbCTAEt "a
ieOiehre Meets all tie cbef recommrDlau"os
Metro Health First prna awarded By Amscu
Insti,a.e, 1857 Agency No u Deg't
Cannon,s, RIppowam, and Yale & BOlton- FURNACES
Union Republic Hayes Range. KELLER hDLbfoOoi
Sole Manufacturers, No Sc Third ave Nes-iOrs
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NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS. q
..nranN -lhe Rnnrd nf Munu ncrs

SANDt ski, vcl; ~ NC io,Iu ' uL :
met Gbralter. Ut Jay Cookies, yesterday. Among
those who attended Mor-0en H. i. Butler OF Mas
sactusetts; ex Gov smyhe of New Hampshire; Judge
n 4. Bond OF BALTIMORE MajorGen. Martindalo
OF New York, and l.. B Gunckle OF Ohio The reports
show that tho several asylums are In good condition
Tho number " Inmates II on the increase The central
asylum has inmates over 1000 have been added at
IN. other branches uf the asylum New buildings and
increased soon TO be ready for nearly
1000 moro. Thanks we're returned to Mrs Lowell Put
nam OF Koxbury Mass for magnificent gift OF books
ana pictures valued AZ $3.50 Appropriations were made
fnr e several asynius and much other business was
transacted The meeting is to bo held In washing
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

roSTwIcK- -YfCKRRSOS-A, the Church OF a.. Ho, THniI
Hsos b. the Rev GresnAi Tuesday evening Octoher o.
George Rorisk Katie daughter o,h late John H. hehef'oH
all OF Brooklyn
JAnac. ,psu THURSDAY, the eih inst
h, the Rev h. Perkins p X Guild NJ d. o JAMAICA fsn sH'
Mis-. Carrie Laeola OF Chsrlessoa. D. & NO e~us
Nev.Ycsh papers pleas. copy.
sGRAyg-PARDEEOn Thursday Oct by the Kew VI hoeFs
assisted BY Rev stephen ~ Tyug L Brewer ml'sf~e !"
Iste dGng ghter Of Harris Pardee esq
srovpR WrIIfAMsoNAt New. Brunswick. " j. eu Thursday
hv a.. R., ~ u H.ann David A. soret and Agnes b. "l~n
ssp ,.eord daughter the late SichoaslWillamion.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
THE Election PRIzE-FIGHT.

The prize fght which was 10 have taken place
IN pennsylyaula O-morrowthe day of the electioube-
tweon Ned OBaldwin the Irish Giant and Joe W0r-
maid is "o," Justice Kelly having placed Wormald on
Saturday under bond OF 5000 not to engage III prize
aght that state leave the state TO engage n one
II the Democracy desired the prize night for tuesday rs
cover 10 export bruers into Pennsylvanis to operate
st the haotboxcs election day their little game mas
been spoed and they resort TO some other dodge
10 bolster up their fortunes, which even the gamblers
regard as wayeny may be seen by the quotations OK
election poosolllng OH Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
RIOT Az A DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10-A riot occurred at
Democratic meeting Lebanon Boone County, Ind to
dav caused BIZ the town marshal attempting to arrest
member OF tho "wbte Boys in Blue" for drunkenness
and disordery conduct. During tho melee a number OF
shots we're fired. Thomas King the Marshal was sh0t
in the head and seriously but fatally wounded. One
of his assistants Joseph Hoselegg was shot through the
thigh other disturbances occurred during the afternoon
al "A brewery. and badly beaten. Every
thlu. NJ nnLnt uRnlu tn-nlrhi.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
INDIANA.
DEMONSTRATION IN cRAwfoRDsynLE.,

CRAwfORDSyILLE, Oct lO.-lhe RepuDllcan
demonstration to-day In this place was great success
The procession I'm the day tmo at least three miles
length aud contained about sixteen hundred horeemen
In tho afternoon GOV. Ogesby addressed an Immense
multitude and applsuded TO the echo torchlighs
proce Of than l0 torches paraded the streets
Gen CoxtOw OF kentucky spoke In the evening 10 al least
2OOoo people The Democratic District rally IN Lafayette
wa. an utter failure.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

WRARTAt Uop,sen Mercer Co N j. Friday. Oct Spencer
Wesrt, In the 65h yesr Of bis
funeral will rssispee resisyprt tn
O'Clock q IN.
wKSTERvEbrou SATURDAY morning Oct 10 =. her '.Ie r,adsnse
Tsrneck n j. Layi.ia Mestergs si1oH ~ fc>s
Westrrve ir in the Flth of her
The respectfully invited TO attend bs funeral %
e Reformed hurch at HackeaSak
Jnnesn Railroad a seaJerssy trsi0 leave. Ier
sey City 90 T. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats of the XXYIlth New York
District have nominated Col C. C. Gardiner
At the Democratic Convention for the With
District OF Massachusetts,, John X OPierce was nom
mated
The Democratic Convention in White Plains,
" " on Saturday. chose delegates who favor the nom
innflnn nf Mr. Xarren Ielhnd
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
NANX QAZEITE
WASIIINGTON,

W,suIHGToy. Oct. -Lieutenant- Commander
John PNr. detached tho Naval Academy and Passed As
David Mack detached from the Boston NAVY i
Passed AssistantSurgeOn Daniel Nc
Murtne Is ordered hs Boston Niyyfst The following en-.
officers dutF connected . te
Contract fr The mschinry oithe Nhamuy First ASSISTANTS T.
Bsmpor Edward B. Latch Chse, Fisher Jsme sheridan James A.
Norlon Wilson Henry isasc r. McNary, G. AirAce
ud r. r. Maleu ard Second Assistants Walter D. smith, Thomas
ID Lyueh Gsorse ". Hail. aud Bdsard Cheney
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

be elected Mayor OF Brooklyn aud by virtue OF his
Office such also mbtr OF the Board of Super
ysos elected by the city at large. and much right
10 take part III any proceeding and 10 any
ton, IA any other member Of the Board Supervisor
Little held TO the contrary and aimed show that the
recent action OF the Board in the appointment
tors and Canvassers of Election was unfair unprcce-
dentcd. void. and OF no legal effect The Board then
iOuru0d for two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

s.,FHlscrco l0Flour, - ass ~ Whsas qnsi th
At 81 i5GS co. Choice shipping 81 iSe ~ 3D. L,s. ts1as @
"a hpug stoks-AlphA S3t; Belcher $780, Buon ~ na
Ian @IS4, Coagience t4O Grown Point. SA Empire NIL t"
Gould Curry slOl Han NoFcro's $S Imperial III heuueS
sf OphT ovemAa. &SA Ssyage oVs Sierra Ne'aas +zVi
Yslor Jacket. 81 , A.. -. ,os h.l.. Nh.
dus, ~ ass receipts g2 bales; exports eoa'''e L0' oAs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
AnNfX nAZErrR

WAsHINGToN Oct 10.--Brevet MaiOr-Gen. William
r. relieved Commsoner Of the Freedmen
ordered 20 the
Of the Fourth Military District for Assignment 20 post Capt Jane,
Arery relieves Can and IS assigned 10
utg according breye Moreu T. Carke Chef Com
ussay ofthe Military Division o. the Missouri has been relieved rom
kaNaa
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
n.ur. ..un1rr nnys IN nII,En AssAILTED.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 11.-Last night, as the
"Whe Boys IN Blue were passing DARK acy on lhef
return from Democratic meeting the Fourth Ward
"A shot was fired into tho procession from a shotgun
loaded With small shots Five or six men we're severely
but not dangerously wounded
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
WEI INDIA MARKETS
noNESTIC MARKETS.

H.yAsl oct lOSusar aud Noasse' quiet ,ad rneAnget tsa,
to Enope advanced AID closed hrm fA 10 Tie ln SA''
uOuu
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

New-York Grant and CoIfax Boys in Blue.
"a Tbs Gates Chm EI Con- Rooms Is aud II AIor Hoa
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Republicans of the With Councillor Dis
rict have renomnated the Hon. Charles Adansjr Tor
COuncior
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

John B. Cough will lecture tonight al the
cooner Institute for the benent OF tho WorkingwoehS
Home sablscl "EloQueu,e aud Orators"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
pOIititaI HOiit,s.
A" "Pnsh Things

'Pash Things"
fGrant 20 Shsrisn
UNIO REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN Club
AND CORNELL CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB,
CENTRAL GRANT CLUB,
Clubs will at Cooper Institute
TUESDAY October u. a. 7;7o ?
Qraphc will be the With operator s,S
be received from PeusylVaa Ohio Indiana aai Nbrash~
Hon. FRED h. WOODBRIDGE,
Representative in Conzres, from Vermont.
II BVBRETT RUSSELL, rsq.,
Hon. JACOB BENTON OF New-fIsmpshir-.
Hoo FREEMAN - FITIIiN.
Hon PATRICK CORBBTT Of syrscnss,
A ~ speakers viii make short speeches The AnIerss
Band will attend All Republican ladies snd
t's,,s, are iuytet 10 attend CHARLES y SPRNCBR
~ THOMAS MURPHY
Isaac OLIVER, ktFlS r ANDhB"S
r. EsTKRBEOoS. PresdenS
CHssrKR A. AKTHCR
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

German Grant and COitax Campaign Club.
Headquarters; Raeass Saloon Nc 70 Thrdsvs reading
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

"Ruas essential 10 hare political rict0ry mis- Fan as IL
.,1s 10 hare an AppOmd0I iH 1865, aud ecsyg Uh0
Iores his country should rDtc for Grant
"PHILIP ii. SHERIDAN, MaiOr-Gen. L. 5. A
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rhe En.t India TeIrgraph Comnnny


Th. Company have exclusive sat TO lag eans rn
Tentsn Pekml connecting al the ports on nc
whose foreign commerce amounts to o thonsif ons
drat The chartered By the Leg stature u the state o
EeYofk with cata s5OoeOo shares Of 500 each n'es
number $50 ech p1sbe so sash *sNov
balance monthly sanens Of 81 30 per 'bsrs ne ngsr' t
tss soct are ry aud he Board y Directors tnr us 60
sdy Il may rthIrrvn time ssD THAR soNs Will ss
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maps. aud full information apply 20 =, "a ,,,,.
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New =.
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SewYort
THF NATIONAL BANK COMMOSwEALrH. Se~TSrt
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. pREXEL Co, Pbisielpbis
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COOKE * o.. Nasbugton ID. &.
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MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK, Syracuse, n T.
DAVIS President the City National BaPk Hartford COna
W K HIGBY Pequonuock Nstoaal Bank Bridgeport. Conn
III H. ORMS8EE ms Compa PrOydsnc- X
DONAHUB KELLEY-& Co, San Prsausc,. Cal
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Aud a. tue oGce OF the Company.
Edward VI. Dixon D. Editor o. The Scalpe ril give bH
hts private goa css commencing DO
He hs method OF curing structure ~ ths
urtome methods treating bemorrhods hernia sn nnA
Whenever possible the operations performed Al bf
pv hospital witnessed The fe Tor the weunye ectnresn
$3.50 Advance certificate Of attendance and m SCI ofds s
Illustrating operations will be Appy At hs rrsiees
No daily All
e.. afIre eaxelto RnKN No =
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Lncy Randall Comforts
NEW STORY
Will 8g COMMENCED
TIE FIREsIDE COMPANION.
ncrnRER 4

Soc,efy for tbe inrrease of the NImisryThe Trenaa
Met h Socsty viii he held CVsrv Chgreb Fourtbs's
AMI TFent,.6rstst. on MONDAY Oct H. at q y. -
viii be made by Bishops CoNk' CLAIM WhrpLs
TALBOT KBRPOOT, CLARKSOH ,nt others and collection vs.
be taken for the Of the Clergy Fund -
The Boaa Of Directors will Calvary Reeto No 81 HsS
Twentyfrsts. adjoining the Church on hohDAf ne lEN,
Z PEI order
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
MdRRLED.

Jobn {. willard Of LOOkins.C'lass Notoriety, No.
se h.. jns received Large invoice OF bnslh Chomes
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

,.r N the Committee open che Fhh AVsnne
80 NJ Yo,h C,, all business Communications should he s
nese - list Of the cdce and meRhe Of the Com
~ william Csas Chairman, Boston, Nss William e. Chandler
W,sbivson D. c. Central BEecntive Commiitee-WiiaU
eses1sH .,oc Ni.s T. w Part North Bennington WI William H.
hi. Es 75 Philadelphia Horace Greeley NewYork
~ Norwch b. X COwtn Belas Ohio;
G Ss - Gitdips KsmsIOo Mich Western Executive Committee
ChieaKo-J Jones' Chicago, ILL., Cyrus H. Allen
aas. Ind TAYLOR Omaha Southern RIecutVe Committee
,ta-,rs Atlanta 0A-M. H. Southworth Hsw-OrlsAus
Lagrange. Ga r. p Rice. Little Rook, Ark
p.s, K1scuuvs Committee Headquarters San FrueseOssorge
s.. sp Frapeee Charles De Long Virgins City, ktr
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THE CAMPAIGN.

%, t...............I' u YSSEs =. GRANT.
-, y., Pre,ii,nf. .......... SCHUYLER COLFAXs
NkW.YORK;
-. c,,,ruor. r...............-JOiIN a. GRISWOLDs
Toe Lurt Governor. ..........ALONZO u. CORNELL.
m, cOsal ComrissiOnsr. sr....ALENANDER BARhLEf.
70, Ssas Prison InspsctOr. HENRY A. BAkNuM.
-, fl.rk Of Ap,,aI, ....~CA1IPBELL III. YOUNG.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

NUutTfNitfr r.ss.....t.s. ..
Nav YORK No sol Third-ay,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
JOHN W. SwNBELLS, PUBLISHER,
lie Pr0hndis.

Whilst I, loussons kind o mah,
Mirin my ehimnsy Garner Illr
No Hrienl oT dog DO hide vie me,
% ! he yoTeel 10 think biz,
Thel,slls ring in the Wull ehurch-iouer
The lime-trees, shiyer ia the blasts
liui, Ol the aehing sense o loss
That haunts me as | sean tie pasl'
Last wear il war a cheerful tone
The bells rang oui 90 sharp aud clear
lul nos my bonnie lacn i dead
Ny child ,s gone, aud be here
Iler pattens stand beneath the cloth,
40 more they echo on the sloane
OGoil pray for patience still,
nui be leiI here all alone!
She were spracker Ioul Than ],
And well | mind her llssome lrok
As she my letters taught O nights
Aud now her grayesIone Is my book
And locking In the ehureh'yaid now,
The letters .lacred | eau Itei
ri, wLoaly ground wherein she lies
hnA AAnMAn INV AANANA ~ - sf'f'
A cradle stands righ, auvorhead'
And there a mouse ha' built her nest :
For thoughts Of him that's gone to her,
never could thick mouse molesL
The sparrow- twitter In the porch,
And vet the crumbs she used TO giei
| hear the par'cn read In church.
Better than many such are ye'
lie iaLs o Heaven and happy FOULS
And we ha' zou,s doyut deny
But sparrows seeasc be warden s'wuihs'
And they be happier than l.
Tho bells clang in the wuld church tower
The yew-trec spreads her branches
wide;
Her aged limbs will vail at last
Lord, how much longer must bidci
| treasure every word o her
Beneath that tree who take her rest ;
Goods will be DONE she often zaid
"Bide patient, Jem, and do thy best
Patience! the lessons hard 10 learn;
Christ taught il and she practiced II
The wind ha' kind o ztolc her voice
"Bc patient, Jem, and bidc bit
Tomorrow brings another year,
Gods plans surpass all human witt
thank thee, Lord, for the sweet words,
"Bc patient, Jem, and bide Bit
o! gle me strength to do Thy will,
To yollow her as best can;
But she's saint in glory now,
And I'm lonesome sort o man.
English Magazine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
Valuable Town Property
Tor. Sale

m oTs No. 4and 3 and one-half Of lots
IINo. 3 aud &, N Beck No 10, and tie
Whole Of Block No. 20 in the toEn Dallas
are offered for sale 70 cash I'Hishaser-
Tie first naued premises comprise dwell
ing viii two rComs. Clubhouse, kiichtn.
raef ~t'i. I'D some frnif trees Block Ne
70 las e1 if istre resr- i.1se rifi fw
rs1r.s. af- ball between, kiielsa- suslt-
house. sishles, vel. 6e-
For furfher psrtisuiars enquire ~ Tie
HsrhlI oficc of J. " SHIEDELLS-
Februarr IS. 1ees-2zfr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

Whilst I, = Lonesome kind @ man,
Mirin my chimney Garner Il'r
No yrienl or dog DO bids vie me,
20 he yorcel 10 think a biz,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
DissoIution of Co-Partncrship.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Geo. W. Guess and J. X. p. Record,
is this day dissolved, at the request OF the
Senior, Geo. W. Guess.
All notes, accounts, &c, due the firm Of
Guess & Record are placed in the hands OF
Geo. W. Guess, for settlement; and all par
ties indebted TO them are requested 10 call
upon him aud settle at once.
GEO. W.GUESs.
J.K.P. RECORD.
Bee, 2sth, is67-l5.3mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

HEADQUARTERS 9TH MILITARY DISTRICT |
New Orleans, La, Mar 9th 1868.
To His Exc, lency L. NJ. Pease, Governor Of Texas
Sir-Your communication of l1th
January last, was received IN due
course of mail, (the 9th January,) }
but not until it had been widely
circulated by the newspaper press
TO such letter-writtcn and pub
lished for manifest purposcs-it has
been my intention to reply as soon
as leisure from more important bus
mess would permit.
Your statement that the act OF
Congress "to provide for the more
efficient government of the rebel
States" declares that whatever gov
ernmcnt existed in Texas, was pro-
yisional; that peace and order should
be enforced; that Texas should be
a part of the Fifth Military District
and subject to military power; that
the President should appoint an Of
ficer TO command in said District,
and detail force to protect the
rights OF person and property sup
press insurrection and violence. aud
punish offenders. either by military
commission, or through the action
of local civil tribunals, as in his
judgment might seem best, will not
be disputed One need only read
the act to perceIve it contains such
provisions. But how all this is sup
posed to have made il mE dniy n
order the military commission re-
quesied. you have entirely iailed =
show The power 10 do a thing u
shown, and the proprieiy Of dong
/ IL. are often very different matters
Yon observe yOn are at loss 70 m
derstand how a government without
reiresentation in Congress or a MI
.lta force and subject 20 military
power cal bc said D. be ih the jul
exercise Of all its proper Powors--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
From the New Orleans ricaynne.
Gen. HancOck'S Letter TO GOV.
peaSe,

Just before Gen. Hancock was
called away from this district, h,
found time enough in the midst
of his multfarious duties to answer
the letter which, in January, Gov.
Peaso addressed to him through the
newspapers, in which the latter de-
clarcd that the civil tribunals Of his
State, though mostly in the hands
of men selected by him, were less
competent to try men charged with
crime than military commissions.
Perhaps if Gov. Peasc's heart was
opened, it would be found that his
real reason for wishing military
commissions to try men, was that
such tribunals have very little re
gard for the rules of evidence or any
othe rules, and that he hopes that
the officers who would be appointed
to sit in such cases, would be such
as would simply inquire whether
the accused had been rebel or
not or whether he was now loyal or
disloyal to Radicallsm. lie Wlshcu
a tribunal which would be tram
meled by no rules of law nor care
fulness about the facts. We trust
that his low estimate Of the con-
sciences and intelligence of officers
of the army was an erroneous one !;
but we can see no other reason why
he should have wished to have de-
spoiled his own law officers OF their
jurisdiction.
We trust the length of General
Hancock's letter will not prevent
any one from reading it. 1t is mas
terly in all respects, and the soldier
handles the lawyer as though they
had changed professions. We are
surprised at nothing in thes days,
except that shrewd man should
once in a while expose himself to
the contempt of others by his want
of shrcwdness, and such is the case
now with Gov. Pease. Even Judge
Paschal f. Bell, his counsellor, must
despise his want of tact and sense
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

Our new commander, Gen. r C
Buchanan. appointed by the Presi-
dent to succeed Gen. Hancock in
command Of the Fifth Military
District. is spoken Of by the New
Orleans Times as an old officer. a
gallant gentlemaa, true, soldier
and IN honest man. So. mote il
h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-23

TIE kind OF men the Democrats are
getting into the revenue service, to steal
the money Of the people. is indicated by
the following, which we clip frsm the
Chicago Tribune:
With the class Of appointments which
Johnson and McCullOch have made, hsw
is it possible to have the revenue honest
Iy collected? One ofths special revenue
agents in this city is Knight Of the
Golden Circle" or "Son of Liberty"
During the war he was an active leader
among the "Knights" in this city, who
met to plot treason in an upper story OF
McCormick's building. He was enga5sa
In the plot to liberste the Camp Douglass
prisoners and burn and plunder the city.
He advocated assassination of those op-
posed to the rebellion, and wanted to
have fire in the rear opened on the
Union army. When some ofthese things
began to leak out he fled the city; but, in
the course ofa year or two, he sneak ed
back to Chicago, and is now rewarded
by "Moses" with a revenue agency.
This is the class of chaps who are being
appointed by the regimen TO collect rev.
enue, and keep it, as reward for their
pastand present Copperhead services