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Howe & Tyier......-...,,-... .....52 Main street.
Duncan, Karls ..a..... 10 III Main street.
GAS d eTEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son..-.....--Johnson street, bet Sd 4th.
7slA Psas, Psscils, PSekst Des1ss.
SO Bridxes. I 2 Es.ss Henss
Geld, silver. ana Ivory Mssntsa 0saea
q Bridges ss..............o Nos 4 Estes House.
on0cERs-wHoLEsAtE.
s. Pollock us Main street
Bamill Co lee Main strest
n Hover { &ce....-.................-W Maihstsest
N stafford ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Biondsau Lesee
GROCERs-BETAIL.
Robertson 4 Aibsts. .........12a Main strsst.
h A Melsess ...:.. ~ aaan street.
Eraron stars, hsfm smstsrs, Saehrem-
stcrE.
SO a s............Ass Is / Estes House.
aRNEss sADDLEs.
Hsen, ...-..-..-f sia strest--bct Sd 9th
HaRUWARE.
Peck Brothers ......... Ger Fourth Msin streets
II lain street.
HATS, GAPS AND NOTIONS.
Dutkitt co...............,.......sl Gaia street.
HOTELS.
Tenfer Horse...4.....,....cor Third johnson.
Dasnins uoase.........-.....eor Second Johnson.
INSURANCE. AGENTS
l.. Corner 81 and Main sis.
IOWA coal = OIL co.
0ice....,. here's bet Main schnson.
reg.
Collier Bs-7T ,....-Fiish street--ia Estes House
I6oS.
Bresaall ....-.,.eor Asln Fourth.
vELng, iFsEr sotDl
s a Briages.............NosI Nos 4 d 2 Estes Hosse.
LIeuORs-wHoLEsA
III a IA Main street
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawle .......,....- Third s.-css-nsar Main.
MILLKsERs.
spiesberger, Mayer ce...-......No. III Msin-ss
Mrs Weber r..........-.eor Third Asin streets
MILLINERY u BONNET BLEACBEAT
Mrs II Bowman 18th st-bet Main 4 Biondeau
NEWS DEPOT.
David -...,-..oecond stfeet.
Magnifyirg c1aassa & Microscopes.
s q Bridges. Estes House.
cpticiaa. spsetaelos. Eye Glasses.
O BRIDGES A oa / 3 Estss Honse.
--A----
pipes, Gcnuine nfesrshaum.
& q Bsidxes....-.... ......-. 1oa , 5kst9 House.
PHtDis, Aunnaition, RiAss. II
q Bridges. . Estes IIosse.
PIAuss Ann MUSIC.
Ay,ss aaps4 I. 4.<Ayys <Ay.sl' r...a vr.y'rr-g aRsft
PAINTING AID MALL PAPEss-
Wm. Price ce....................cor. 9th 4 Blondssn
aeALAs14rns : 1ssunA Scs4Al>rs,
WB TsI,oa rsn ....s7 Main street, (up ss.irs
SasrA5TKlSs.
Young Anerisa. JeAnsos strsst-bet d ID
Landss' Restaursnt. ....--..csr. q aae sohnsea-s.
sIxRERsEwIA0 UACAIaEs.
Maeonbsr, Agt....-....... .........f feuffn strssA
SILVER YljssaS Svtiss
8 Bridge ......... .........Eos Estes House
---ss>sssss'ss esAS
Spsctaclss, oeId 4 Silver.
9 Btiasss M 4 7. Essss Hssss-
~ oiasss4 naeAlag 0oaasss.
Bridges..--.-.....--....Nos1 ! : Kstss Hoass.
rIu . SARAnaAU ~ Aa1, ,{uegE1nxn
Mosss ~ -
rrsssnng 0nps, Ersvsliag Dasa
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gTArEQf NEH TORE
Connty OF Sew York. e.
AT Ha.;iuxs, Prestent. and Prank ". Ballard
Secretary Of the Security Insurance Company Of New
York. being seystaliy and daily rwerp csyoss snd say
ssi each banssH ssys. that she foregoing Is 10
the beat " thsir knosfesge and b-iief tru ;.
full statement Of the affairs of the aad cor
psrafinn xna that they the ntoss ramsd ofscers
thsreof; aaA that ps cf the 'cs.itai earniuxs
of said eorsny has heen eeptsd b any ssate Ter
r.sasy q aecurits for ioss s therein.
~ A. N. HAsr1Hds, r.
Pre~iae1t.~
Sal Of csnpanyj fRAsE y. BALLARD, Z
Secretary.
Subscribed and tp tcsors hy the abo named
A. '. Hastings President and Frank W. Ballard sscre
tAry tkfriFts aay Of Jsnasfys b fses
ICom sesi Taos l. FHoRHELL
Gems fsr lows In n r.
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IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, Tha, there
has been rled in this oss asvos statement shas4
iusfhs eo9sfson 81 NE Bscart Iasufs1ee Co. iocae
ted st New York. in the ttate Of New Yorb on the Is
day Of January. D. ie6a. IN accordsoas Win the pro
voOs OF tct II ths General Asssmbiy u fhe este
OF Iowa, entitled IAN Act In relation 10 IHsuraac>
Coupanes," appsostdJsruary 9sth, is57, and an Act
s1sndatosy tanso approved February qsh 1O6e; thss
tbs requisite smosnt y csptta - required
by iAW.
Authority is tharef11e given to the above rsmsd
psp b. Gssssct their appropriate bustns offssusas
10 this etatc n accordance With tho laws thereof until
the 3ist dsy Of 1Hnrary. A. D. lEe9.
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VOL. XIV.
BTz IEBEGnAfH.


AFTERNOON DEs1ATUM1p.
Lstest News from Weahtagtea.
e -kgFsGs s4A4A ,sIlIsssa
A New War Minister IL 10
N6nfnated.
Alabama Claims Must be Settled.
Proteetisn - Anerican Cisinens
oonoRnsuoHAL PRoo11Drnss.
Palace. Car Rnrned On the O.
u. = q. ReilreeA.
wxo&1sAL1 1scAP1 Or PRIseN.
1Rs Ar ~. JoG1P1, 10.
ProceeaiagseftAe Iowa Legislature
Steamer sherman Destroyed by
Fire at EvnnsviIle. Ind.
Lager B,sr Brewery Explosion at
az Duba4se. 80
BEAurIFuE STATE CT SOCIETY
IN MEMPHIs.
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DOOK.UiaD1R.
son .0ass City R'lAg, Aaiz : ID
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Howe & Tyler. .....52 Main street.
duncan, Karls co.:......s..i4s III Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-04

nnAuTIruL STATE CT soc1DrY
l. IN MEMPHIS.
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BOOTS = sHOEB-wAOLEsALD.
uamblstoa Hniskamp ...-.........eS Main stsept.
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KEOK1KJ DHREoRORY.
ATr0HHEYM


ATTONHEYM -
Mosss Knowles. johnson st--in Tspfsr House,
" Collins sssond strsss-
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GAS a STEAK FITTINGS.
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LATEST NEWS M CABLE.
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aslA Psas, Pszcils, Psekst 0es1s.
& Bridses Nos 4 2 Es.ss Hon 50
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
rpryrNTIyT MEASURES IN THE WEST.
OBITUARY..

Tie Rev. Thos. G. Allen, p. f. City Mission .
arv Of Philadelphia died IN that city on Monday aseo
"A ycalz lie was native OF Hudson, v y
DR.. W. W. Parker of Davenport, Iowa, was
killed bv bcg run over Ames. by train Of the North
Western Railroad Saturday lie was born IN Onon-
daga y in 1918. lie resided in Davenport since 1854
Edward Reynolds, father of Mnjor.Gen. j., j:
Reyuod. commanding the Department oi Texas ana oi
f Rrynods formerly President Ot tho Lafayette ana
Indianapolis Railroad died at Lafayette Indiana yestcr-
day morning, at the age oil w.
Levi Goodrich. a well known and much es-
tered citizen OF Pit,sGcd, Mass, died suddenly ON
SATURDAY, evening at the advanced age OF - lie was he
, ,,. an extensive contractor upon the Harlem
railroad built the PIttsned and North Adams Railroad
w I, ,p railroad from Ptsfeld to West Stockbridge,
to connect with one contemplated from Albany 10 that
,,cr Lc.ide being the chief author OF many other OF
pfts6,d'. pubic works He filed many offices Of pub
l.c trust In the gift OF the to"h'
Jomcs Applcton, esq, of Philadelphia, an
active member Of many rcilsons ana DeheEoiet M
OF Mi, sonIn.law, MT VIM. llagar. Mr. Appleton was q
scfmade man Born IN Yorkshire, Engand on Tue z2in
Of February l797 he left ms fathers home at he carry
age of I3 for London, where he was engaged Win prom
ucnt banking arm until early manIoodi us enter
hSt t,uc communication with the West was very am
emit The plan for uniting Philadelphia win FttsDulsh
y b,in xceuted and he undertook TO make the tunnel
throngh the Laurel Ridge OF the Aleghanes rms ne
ecrourIishcd To the satisfaction OF all He aterWard
fuccesSfuy finished the road through the qncksau az
,ba 80, IN the Philadelphia and Lancaster Railroad
after Tie enterprise had been abandoned by Others
The Hon. John a. Duncan OF W llmhgton,
nj fd A. his residence IN that city on Wednesday last
n, t r of 62 wears. Mr.. Duncan was one OF the most
actvo and influential business men Of the state, ana
bore an enyable reputation for enterprise integrity
a, fit nrobity i'm all business relations. For many
~"ors urominent and successful merchant he was AT
ibe t,,ne of his death President OF the National
D. ~ '''"N wilmington and Brandywlne ana
iPrans,ror NJ the Wilmington Coal Gas Company
origtnny member OF the old Wing party, he was ever
M nrmt supporter OF ali the best measures proposed
%V tbat orqanzatIon. ON It's dissolution he entered the
Tnmiiron ranks aud, until his death. abored zealousy
49, r,ss OF the principles proposed by that party
IT, yos .'vpra years "A member Of the CITY Council of
Wingtou and twice chosen 10 represent the county
w ,i I ,,l' nf REPRESENTATIVES, OF Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

day. tne may see lady receiving her callers with all
Ine gra ce she would exhibit in her uptown drawing
room 1ue nttle etceteras OF costume may not be so
strictly hered TO- but that only adds another charm 10
e meeting AMI seems 10 render all perfectly easy and
cvOrtabe. Ihe police regulations excellent. Nine
M Mmeop2tan p> 'eemen are Kept duty on the grounds
On week days the number Is increased when occasion
requires There has not been occasion calling for the
interference of the policemen for than week which
speaks well for the internal arrangements OF the camp
Inc only fault to be ohud with the grounds is that they
are not properly drained, and slight shower renders
portions OF them muddy and dsagreeabe At 10 o'clock
a. al H. e'terday the "old trumpet peaed forth Its shrl
can LOT morning service. large congregation assem-
peu 10 listen TO address from the Rev MT Mclaughlin
O o Philadelphia Conference, but before the opening
prayer was concluded Old Pluvius poured down his
drencnhg torrents, and caused speedy termination OF
the prayer and dismissal OF the people to meet in the
uree principal preaching tents where addresses were
inaue Dy the Rev Mr.. Mclaughlin, VIM. Platt. and the
Rev. T. T. Mallory Of the East NewYork Conference.
Inc ram continued fall until p o'clock, when ceased
Iol snort time but broke out now and then Bishop
james was on the ground during the day and In the after
noon delivered address, which productive OF
much good Henry Ward Beecher and Mr. Tying did not
arrive ami It is not certain that they will attend the
meeting. The camp will break up on Friday morning
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD vs.. SNOW.-lt was
reported last Winter that the sheds built by the Pacific
Railroad Company protect track from the deep
SHOWS Of The Sierra Nevada Mountains were crushed Dy
the weight Of snow that fell upon them. and that some
other method Of protection would have 10 be devised IL
seems, however by letter IN The San Francisco Bhtf
that this plan OF shielding the track has not been aDa
coucd The Company are now engaged III erecting sheus
over the cuttings and other exposed points They are OF
heavy timber framework with pointed gable ROOFS ana
look as II they could Withstand almost any pressure ot
snow Nearly 40 miles OF the track VIII have 10 De ths
covered, and the quantity OF timber required wll be
enormous Not less than % saw-mllls, most OF then
NoiAed by steam, run night and day, empioyInB
nearly 900 mem and yet they do not work up 10 tho
heeds Ol the Company. In few weeks q mills VIII ne
running 10 Is estimated that 10 will require no less hah
oVoV rect Of lumber TO construct mile OF hcHS %
tc h he demand that the country on both SIDES Vi le
Ii@S@ - DCIhg RAPIDLY dcuuded Ot IT. forests.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
CONCPFSS NOuINATIONs

HUNTINGTON, Penn, Aug 12.-'lhe RepuLli-
can Convention here yesterday renOnnated the Hon ID.
J. MOrTell for Congress.
The Democratic Congressional Convention of
the Vth District OF Kentucky yesterday nominated Boyd
Manchester for Congress.
DETROIT, Aug 12.-The Democratic Con-
grcssonal Convention of the Ist Michigan District nOmi-
mated to-day, the Hon. NJ. J. Hills for Congress. The
Democrats OF the IYh District nominated Lyman G.. Ma
son Of MuSkegOn.
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the Ist
and lId Districts OF Ohio yesterday nominated Gen =.
" Sradcr from the Ist District for Congress No candi
date for Congress nominated from the lid District,
but Gen. Carey was recommended and the party was
pledged 10 his support.
BURLINGTON, Vt Aug. 12.-At the Hid Yer
mont District Republican Convention at stowe, today,
the Hon WorthingtOn c. Smith nominated for re-
election to Congress. George wilkins OF stowe was nom
mated as Presidential Elcctor The Convention was ad-
dressed by Mr. smith and the Hon. William Highly, NJ.
C. OF California.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
spttial aOtitts.


The Following Communication banded 10 to Us BY NJ Nc
Rvo who has been 10 bis present place Of business
for twenty years ebeey give place oar eoama'
interesting information to those who may be rptured
To l> Efiigr Of Tie Ti5unc
For humanity beg o. to publish the following state
Some ten becsm uP,ur from heavy ng ani called
on Dr. Marsh Of the House who applied Bis Radical Cure Truss
which be repeatedly sace would but uota
standing the terrible suffering which endured from tie Inflammation
and ereoou caused by the Of bis my rupture n
creased Recently learning from freud that Mr. Ieary la'man
No had cured Of bad rIare called to
Informed that he cured that he h'd
suffered many years rupture had used Mah and other tsses
without being be cured by Dr. sheman appe
ous advised and the remedies took m' a
vice and toe result ard benef almost marvellous Tor the
short perod Eve which feel ike communicating any
rupured rupue persons know OF the suang from rupture
From the day that Dr. made bis applications have felt Ike
Any person wishing particulars at pse OF
bnpes. No 3-5 Washington Market ARTHUR McRVOY.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
THE STATE or TRADE.
n-N,rsrIN MlRKErS

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ST Mo Aug. !lolacco c,ri 3ciye aud unchanged
sa fr Pal Sur-r5oe '5 ~ 80 for Spring Etta ga ioI
f, Era . sa SO Gr Spring Double Extra; F5a ~ - tr Fall
Fancy fa 81; Prime To strictly Prime fai ~ ~
Srrioy > lrn S20Jc. Oats, 9ldSoc Rye
Grn Al 25 Mes Pork $50 BuIk Meats nominal Bacon
lc Nr Shoulders lie for Gear sues Iui oI ram hdus
loose ami lg Tor Larbbng lots sod al 9c for tee
poe for Keg WHISKY quiet ~ IS Lr oeA-Reeepis Of Cae
large and common grades Od - for common to medium
A 0 Tor far 10 prime +U4 T6 ,r choice Sheep and Lambs
changed Rcrdp-Four 2eOO bbsi Wheat JlOO BUSH Corn
500 bush. Olis. OH hu'h. . an
. cd 80 sj Common TO Medium Leaf SludtH shipping 500
4o. Cu,tsg Leaf So NA"i-kri r3D%73 10 3ornn'
giQgc oats 5an. Nureane Flour 20 'o4 - Mt's % rerA
$3.50 Lard Bla4 Bacou-Shoudrrs, ic; Cesrhh SIDES &C.
Clear Sides 5ic Bulk Mci-Shouuers l21.i IraF sides oie
Raw whisky. free 81 2.aF 81 3D. ,,
NEwORLF.Ns Aug CottonThe market Is quiet and steady
Mdines ar. 2 bales; receipts 10 hae Sterling kNchaage.
81 0Ilic Nev-lork Sight Drafts cent premium ho Pl
sugar ad uomuiy uSlinstd -Four dn ~
: og ri Is Os-New 6iU7uc Hty 2JdEc from store Bran,
p Pors steady ll Bacon dull shoulders ll dic; Clear
Side, l-ic Iad-No sales held fierce H!Gyc kegs A4a2lc
No1E Al Aug II l2-Cotonfhe market unchanged With no
s,lc, receipt, bale, exports. lui bales -
S,,SS Ga Au iJ-CottouIhe market firm but there no
demand Mi ns 28l: bales; exports coa"ise 10 bales
ArGrrA Ca 3Cottou-Tbe market is unchanged and noH
ing doing .-.,.- --...t.. s-r q, Rn.n
frm Strained - 49, No at ~ 20; Pale, - % lar " ue'H'
CT1sLW.roy Aug 70 cotton tady sales 80 bales Mdllns'
CrrAGo Aut h. Flour Quiet aud unchanged wheat acuye aul
advanced 2d2lc No. ri SbG ~ 8t Corn s az s 5i
sales this afternoon at - Oliatl " % otss a. - 9lSSi az
and = 80 sellers opi,n Ansd't 90 5s i,rI du bnyes ls{c
nominal Mess Pork Inactive az !. .rs,"t Itke fregts
a., Une,, market l, very good steers 80 ~
I Hos ami dun. Light choice. r9a$ ~ Receipts
sV s, i,s Uog, Shpmeuts-3uO0 fbis Flour, 40D bush
t los 900 bush Corr Oats, $500 head Live Hog"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
CIuP.MEETIYG AT SING SING.
IPEoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

iFEOM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
SING SING, Aug. 12.-On alightng from the
cars at the station traveller is surrounded by mot
ley throng OF ichus. whose vehicles range from the
stately fourhorso drag TO the unpretendlng markct
wagon A few ghostly relics Of New-Yofk hacks are
seem but their drivers, unlike the whips" Of Gotham
are passably quiet and although they importune right
Justify for fares" they DO not seize and carry you of
nj d arDis The good people hereabouts are ndustri-
ously gathering the harvest OF dimes which the great
concourse OF visitors to the quiet little brings TO
them Signs which have not seen light probably since
the last writing are displayed to the public. mpart-
inc information as various cdblcs and bibblcs for
sale within" All the hOrseicsh IN and around the town
is paradcd at the depot and the whole population seems
10 be on the alert 10 reap portion Of the plentiful
harvest. . .
and ia reached by road whose hiness Is suggestive Of
Alpine wanderings No sooner Is one MI surnounied
than another looms steepy up before YOU aud this Is sue
ceeded by third and 80 on until at last the road turns
abruptly to the left and the camping ground Is III hght
The tents are pitched under the shelter Of grove Of we'll
grown oaks and arranged In streets running at right
angles 10 each other. Each street has It's name derived
pencra the name Of the congregation VINO nhah
H. The grand stand. which i at the end OF the central
strect ~ "A woodeu building Gothic in style, and serves
as a lodging place for certain Of the minister's In 'front.'
of this rows Of seats are arranged on II shelVing
ground, in a semi-circuar form, the ais Nerging
toward the center. Here. IN gOOd weather.
tbe people assemble three times day, ana listen
10 the stirring appeals OF their pastors. scattered
through the camp are numerous boarding win
plentfully supplied tables The habltuts OF tnt camp
are engaged IN their devOons from morning tlll night
PRAYING exhOrtng and singing with zeal ana earnest
ness which amply attest their interest IN the cause AS
one enters the camp he hears songs OF praise whose
notes ring loudly yeihafmoniousy, through lhe grove
I'm the varions meeting tents prayer meetings are held M
ali hours of the day; the prayers have tha genuine ring
and feryor denOtiugtdecp feeling and cOntroh Many
OF the tents are htted up with bureaus Deustehds,
rearly ali of them are cerpeted A. the The
frOuLa OF tAa telA are open auIlug INA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
DIED.

aPPLRTosAher short lines, a 'ss Ron., o. bis .al Wa
His sis s%.n. SSafI% % be EeS Ss RPsep. is
Of heart dssa On Wsdns'y % %os the ls.
lust At bis residence in h, city hs = a 'sa'' Hs0s' o'"'
Notice Of interment will be gwen hereafter
Philadelphia papers please copy
BASKsAt Mass MONDAY the 10th inst E'u' cor"oe
son Of Robert LenoI Banks
BuSHNELI-n this city Tuesday August H. O'sama BUSHNELL
The relative. and friends Of II, family and the @ruosr, % o. p % D
Church Fnhae between Eleventh and TWenh't this aAy t0
CROYKHITB-Iu Brooklyn Tuesday August Annie Briggs n,
snt daughter Charles and Annie Cnkhe aged oath and
The remains will be taken sehaghteoke
DE PoREST-u Geneva n Y Friday August Laynia B's-
sett wife Thomas DePor and daughter Of tue late Sheen
Bsssett esq Of Derby, ConD. aged - years
Funeral at Birninaham Conn, August TO-
Keene n H. on Monday August TO- Harriet Rebeoeab
wife Of James b Elliott, sged 50 years
F infant D Of Augustus c. Margaret RansO
The funeral viii place from No 80 Cntonst on the a
inst at 3 o'clock p IN.
HERRI0ToD weiuesy August 2 Of ehoer, nutum C,,a[.'
Elizabeth youngest Of j. GrOshow and b"s anna e
The relative, and friends family invited to ad the i''er
residence Yonke on FRIDAY OIunH \, nx
H. r. r. Thrtiethst at a. m Carriages wiz III s
at the Yonkers depot.
Funeral services a, the house no. 80 West THURSDAY
at O'Clock D. N.
MALTBYAt Baltimore on Tuesday m Jane Mal'by aged
Buangon Church lafayette aud cH''HA'e'
Brooklyn, on Friday, August IA at 10 O'Clock A. m
iat :dS Go Sd S 81 Si %eT aged mouths
the residence OF DIS
no 88 Jeeyaye Jersey City THURSDAY, the 18Th last at
O'Clock m.
PRICE-On Wednesday evening 2 Carrie Lou infant daush
Of A. Price, aged months and 1ays
the residence OF her Paens ~" 9
Friday morning al 10 g. H. Inc remains VIII
be taken o Sing Sing for interment
RUPLYou Thursday the 9Th inst Charles Jeup aged months ana
10 DAYS Formerly OF Burlington Co.. n j.
NewJrrsey papers please COPY.
RIBRNSAt Garrison Y on Thursday August H. Charles son
Bernhard Henrietta Rubens Brooklyn aged years mouths Aa
2ldays
The fnera will take place from ryub Synagogue t.
this Thursday morning at o'clock -
sTEvENs-Iu on Friday the n Edwin A. Stevens Of Ho-
hOken ~ j.
TTCKER-Suienly night August TO- Adelaide on ugh
o op aud Ann Augusta Tucker 70 months aud ~ Jays
The relatives aud friends family invited g. attend he lne
from the residence parents No 81 West FourteenhI 0u
THURSDAY afternoon at O'Clock
WESTERvgLT-A Rel Bank. j. wednesday August H. war
rem Young only child Of Abr4m aud Susie L. Nestere As'
months and u DAYS
Notice Of funeral tO-mO
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

man ere killed at the same place where the negroes
.o Tho ugbt before. There be no doubt that the
same party IS doing it all They can be identified but
pos who are the guilty party, and yet nothing is done
They feel that there many who pass for good citizens
Ihc like To see il going Many have discharged from
their employment an freedmen who have declined to join
the Democratic club This has much to do with encour
aging the Young drinking and reckless about town
10 do as they are doing-kling every night. They
can Dc seen every night in squads OF eight ten armed
IN tbe teeth on horseback They have sworn TO have
certain Things terrible here and getting worse
Every asks in the morning, d" Who was killed last
pghtl" "HOw many 2"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13

A trot took place yesterday afternoon mt Fin
leys haltmie track. Seyentysecondst. aud Blooming
dle.road for purse OF $780, best In g. TO wagon. ;.
Iowden entered b. pony Amcricus W. Britton entered
h. m Lady Macbeth, p There were only two heats the
black poy " AmcrlcU," winning BOTH making the first
heat i'm 32 and the second IN 25Jl At the close OF the
trot the stakes handed 10 the victor The trot was
slmly attended
The Ncw-Yorll Cooperative Building Lot As
socaton held special public meeting on Tuesday nlght
nj the Harmonic Garden. ESscN,t., and awarded TO rs
members their selected lots OF the Brooklyn ghteeatA
Waub property OF tie III lots lOj were awarded with
ont and 23wt premiums 10 the amount OF S'j So cash,
while t3 lots await another distribution. The prices OF
hr lots run from Sl2j 500 certificate. signed by the
PRESIDENT and Treasurer given 20 each member hay
ug obtained lot plcd-ag 90 furnish deed rs soon as
tho Association las perfected its title 10 the property
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The New-Jersey Democratic state Central
Committee met in Trenton yesterday. Mr. Francis ;.
IathrOp of Morris chosen Chairman OF the Commit
tee. and Ar. David Naft was appointed Secretary.
The German Grant and COlfax Campaign
Club OF which DR. jacob Is President, are working
heartily their district for the success Of the PTesde
a and state election The Of the Club are located
at No. % Thrdave.
The Democratic meeting and torch-hglt pro
cession in Mobile on Tuesday night large and enthu-
sastc. The whole city was brilliantly illuminated.
Speeches made by Gen. Battle, the Hon. John fOr-
syth, aud {. G. LaugdOn.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-13
cu,rr CLERK OF THE PENSION OFFICE.

The Commissioners of Pensions has appointed
~ a. - auck Chief Clerk, vice j. A. Morgan, resigned
u h,tor scIection could possibly have been made
Thoroughly acquainted with the business OF the oIGe
t ~ the discharge OF his duties, his appointment
es universal satisfaction. Visitors ana Others having
siNVs @ ,itb the office will fhd him able and willing to
t,sb ai nroper information In relation thereto The
hnnr lie Commssioners entitled 70, ana VIII receive
sest thanks OF all concerned for this very ac-
ath .. oirtmant Washington Caroniele STU ms /.