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IMPERIAL HosoRs TO A SoUTHERN GENTLEMAN,
PROFESSOR ]. LAWRENCE SxITH.-Through the
American legation at Constantinople, Professor ].
Lawrence suith, native of Charleston, but now
residing In Kentucky, has just received frem the
sultan Of Turkey new token Of the imperial favor,
being nothing less than the decoration Of the Nd
jidieh, beautiful ornament in itself, and impart-
ing the highest favor OF his imperial highness. The
decoration IL accompanied by diploma expires.
sye OF the sultsn's object in comforting il. We
are permitted to lay before our readers copy Of
the communication from the American legation
to Professor Smith, together with translation Of
the diploma. The communication is as follows:
His imperial highness, Sultan Abdul Aziz K shn,
has been pleased TO confer on you his honorable
decoration of the Ndjidieh, founded by his late
brother Abdul Maid. as an acknowledgment Of
your valuable scientific researches during your re-
sdeDce In his empire and the interest you took in
the Ottoman collections In the Exposition Of Paris
1867. The decoration is accompanied with q
diploma, which you will see is sent with transla-
tiOn in English. On the decoration the motto is (:
Soddket. (6delity) Hdmiyet, (zeal) Ghdiret,
(perseverance)." II bears the Islam date of its
foundation, l268, corresponding 70 A. d. 1851.
Thus you now have two Ottoman decorations
the Nichdn Ltihdr, in brilliants, and the Matt
dieh-both honorable testimonials Of your scien-
tific sttainments and practical application Of the
same.
The following is the translation Of the diploma :
The object of the present writing Is for the pur-
pose of making known that the American citizen,
Prof. J. Lawrence Smith, being deemed worthy OF
my imperial favor, have conferred upon him my
most honorable decoration OF the Msjidieh. on the
18th day Of the Holy Moon of Mohsnin, one thou.
sand three hundred and sighty.fve of the Hegra," /"
(April 2s, 1881
As stated in the communication, this is the Sec
from f6s sultan OF turkey. NOR kks eas feeSyaa
ton Of his services 10 science come from Turkey
alone. Only last year the French government a.
Is known, conferred on him the decoration OF the
knight Of the legion Of honor. All Europe vies
with all America IN doing honor 10 the scientific
achievements Of our learned dtownsman.-l Charles
err,
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IRON EuRorx

A s,rriGcant Fact --Ru..o- Chinese Confer
ence-An Heir 10 the Throne OF Greece.
PARIs, Sept. 2.-The Moniteur's article on tbs
state of Europe points TO the significant fact that
the number OF men on leave Of absence from the
French army was never greater than ct pre-
seat.
ST. PErERsBURG. Sept. 2.-Korsskof, governor
of Eastern Siberia, will soon Id conference
with special representatives Of the Chinese gov.
eminent. 20 settle the disputed boundaries Of Chi
M and Siberia.
HAsH NGroN Sept 2.-The Greek legation has
advicss that Queen Olga has been delivered Of q
son and be Z to the throne OF Greece.
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On Monday week the sheriff of Triggs county,
Geoi gis, had occasion. with posse TO arrest sew.
ersl negroes who hsd been engaged In the riot in
that county the week previous. Que Of the ne
eroes, in attempting TO escape. was killed,
and the rest gave themselves up. A
great many others who had not been en-.
gagged in the riot gave themselves up. being ap-
prehensive that the whites intended to kill them.
They state that one JEFF Long. . negro, was th eir
district commander and they were under his
orders, he being an officer Of the Loyal League.
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thank Heaven for one thing, that there IL not
IN this wide world human. or inhuman being,
that would not rather help than hurt. find this
sentiment In mi conscience, or wouldn't claim il,
and kno mi own conscience better than emmy
body else duz. .fia ...f1frsi f3 s....f
Better lend yure dimes tew stranger than yure
afecksbuns. Better lend yure dollars to emmy
boldly than yure dolors. Silence is venerable;
must have bin silence.
The bufy ov gratitude IL that beegsr kan be
az grateful az prince, and the power ov graft
tude IL that II thank you" makes the beggar
best friend we kan hsv, and bad one the worst,
becauze IL never deserts rs. 10 t
joyed to-day. -'
ers-the crate struggle IL tew git into the king
row. .I.rfrff.r. raH
Fear makes evry thing and evry body masters
over MS ii liz the the wust slavery thare IL.
How common 1t IL tew see folks LAD vividy
without meaning emmy thing this kali heat light
ming.
Issy, owe no man; owing IL but little better
than stealing. sr-
We are governed more bI opinion than we are
bi conscience; this IL giving up . noble preroga-
tive, and playing very. poor seckond fiddle.
The man who IL strikty honest, and nothing
over, haint got emmy thing more tew brsg on than
pair ov steelyards hsz. Sum ov the meanest
cusses ever knu had got to be 80 honest. bi long
II man haint got grit ennff to stand tbs temp
Bshun of gin cocktail, how kan he fight real
diffikulty when he gifts chance,
Awl plezzures are lawful that don't end In maxi
The man who can be proud in the presence Of
kings, humble when be communes with himself,
sassy tn poverty and polite to truth ID one ov the
boys. ra.
making any fuss; thd earth goes round the sun.
the moon changes, the sun eklipses aud the polly
wog silently and taillessly bekums frog, but
man kant even deliver Q small sized lth ov July
orsshun without knocking down mountain or
& &sns ssssd6sbSg W three or four primsv forests
putys are privileges.
Liberty IN 3 lust mixture Of freedom restrairx
and protekton.
Advice IL like kastor.ie, easy enuff to give, but
dredful uneasy TO take.
good conscience is Q foretaste of heaven.
Thsre Is few, If emmy, more suggestive thoughts
10 philosopher, than tew lean sgin the side oy
the wall and peruze clean. phat and well disi-
pinned baby, spread ont on the floor, treIug tew
glass.
Evry man kan boast ov one admIrer.
hyu would be snccessful in correcting the IN.
iquitys ov the people, fire at their vices no. 81
the people the uew way to abuzs . drunksrd In
Life IL punttuated parsgras-dlsssszss sre
The commas, sickness the semicoions and death
the full stop.
No man IL ritch who wants emmy more than what
be hsz got
Don't give outward appearances awl the credit;
the spirit Of handsome boot IL the little fut that
IL In IL. -..r. Fl.
! don't beleave in bad luck being sot for q man.
Ike q trap, but have known lots ov folks who, II
there wss emmy bad luck lieing around loose.
would be sure TO git one fut In Il emmy how
The man who wrote I" would NOT liv always. I
ssk DOT tew sta" probably never had been urged
sufficiently.
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INDIAN MURDERS AND 0UTRAGss-A War I'm.
minent.--A Cheyenne dispatch Of August 29th
says: Six hundred Sioux Indians on the war
path crossed the track near Fort Sanders yester.
day. WOodchoppers, six miles from Sanders,
were attacked by Indians yesterday. One Indian
was killed. No white men hurt. Red Clouds In
diaDs are moving down in force from the North.
Three men were killed aud two hundred head OF
stock run of on the Big Thompson on the 9th. An
Indian war is generally looked for. Volunteers
are TO be raised In town tonight"
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IRON SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Sept. &c P. x.-Bsrometer
29:65. Wind south and light. Arrived; Steam
ship KensiDgton, Babson, Boston, 70 Creevy,
Nickerson 4 CO.; BARK Arthur, Briggs. New York,
Kensiueton reports having spoken steamship
Gen. Grant August 81, in latitude 25:2s north,
Longitude e4:29, from New Orleans for New York.
Sailed Steamship Clinton.
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VALUABLE PREsEST.-rhe Cornell University is
to be the recipient OF set Of the publications Of
immediate supervision. Il will consist Of more
than 1900 volumes, and increases at the rate OF
one hundred volumes annually, the grant includ.
ing not only the published volumes, but those
which may be afterward printed. There are but
four sets Of these publications in our country at
present. Those already here belong TO Phils-
delphis, Boston, the Astor Library, New York,
and the Young Mems Library, Chicago.
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FROM HAVANA.

sterling Kxehssse- From Fserto Csbsile.
HAVANA, Sept. 2.-Sterling exchange, l4S@l5
per cent. premium.
Dispatches to the 14ih Of August from Puerto
Cabeo say that Bruzua aud his forces had aban-
dousd the city and went To Coro on the steamers
Bolivar and Massorari. Bruzual now only holds
~s~-----s H~-anaibo.
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A few nights ago. at searcy, in White county.
= conservative negro, ramed George Humphreys,
was taken from his home and murdered in cold
blood by the Radical negroes Of White county a.
is supposed, because he was endeavoring to get
the negroes to join the Democratic clubs. Intense
excitement prevails In White county In conse-
opence.
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FROM BOSTON.

j. q. Adams Nonisssed By the Massachu-
setts Democrats for Governor.
BosroN. Sept. 2.-The Democratic State con.
vention, HOO delegates present, nominated John
Quincy Adams, OF Quincy, for governor, and
Reuben Noble for lieutenant governor.
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FROM ALBANY.

New York Democratic Noninatlon for
Governor.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept 2.-Murphys name 90
candidate for governor was Withdrawn. This LETT
q clear field for John T. Hoffman, who was nomi-
mated on the first ballot.
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Information has been received in Washington
that movement has been commenced with view
10 unite England and Russia in grand expedition
to prove the problem Of the North Pole-thst is,
reach ii, If possible, and ascertain its surround.
InQs.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

Extra Session OF the Alabama Lesislature.
MONTGOMERY, Sept 2.-Gov. Smith has issued
a proclamation conveniug the Legislature in ex.
traordinsry session on leth inst. for the purpose
Of passing registry law.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-03

LONDON, Sept 2-Eoon--Consols "a. Bonds
7li. Sugar quiet
LIvIRPooL, Sept. 1-Noon.-Cotton frm; sales
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WHITE WIrsEssEs.-The mouth of the man who
purifes his teeth with Sozodont ID witness box,
and every time he opens IL two rows OF cleaning
Witnesses testify to its besutifying properties.
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RIVER EEwa

vIcxsBrRG, Sept 1.-Psssed up: Common
wealth, at 4 this morning. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-Westher clear and warm
River stationary, with feet inches In the canal
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Spectators In hay are quite taken sbsck By
cable telegram announcing that the cargo recent
y sent out BY the Nebraska, had been sold In
Liverpool at much Less than the current value Of
the Epglish article Of quality nearly ss good-snd
the effect may be the countermsDding OF some
ther coDsiRDmenfs. Parties who have been sell
ing to the French government have done much
better. but orders from that source, it Ia nov IN
derstood, have ceased.
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Panama letter says the natives openly declare
salvation for the Ltlmns.
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You ere u fsrsss from involuntary disshsrzss what
I.see,doosisproot es upon your general hsahhf
Do you feel vesk. ssbilitatsd, saxiy tirsdf
DOCS nue exsrtou produce pspi,ation Of the heart
Does your liver. urinary organs your Kidneys frs'
ausptiy &c, out sfordsri
Iyour urine sOnrsin.s thick milky, nscy uh rOpy
o, sssg does thick riss to the tOP or ssd
psnt at the bottom snsr n has stood Awhief
Do you have spells Of short brerfhins dyspsPsiAi
Are ysur bowels oOnsspstedf'
DO 70. have spell. Of Autng oboodto the head
IL your memory impaired
4. ,our mind constantly dwelling upon this subjsctf
Do 70. fee. dull s,les opiag. tired Of company Offsi
Do yos wish TO lsn sOns to Rom everybody
poss any little thing make you start or jumpf
Ii your sleep broken restgsssi
Il, ,b. lus..r Of your eye ~ Brilliant the s.on your
sssk ss bright
Do you enjoy yourself in society ~ verf
Do you pursue your business With the same snsrUf
DO you feel ss much couhdsncs IN yourselfi
Ar. your spirit. dull and tagging given to hts Of slan'
sAslyt
Hso, do not lay u TO yosr liver or dyspepsia
Hs,, you r,s.ies. nights ycur back weak knees
weak and have you little sppss and attribute this
b syspspsis or liver complsintf
pe-, r.assr, sELF-ABUsE. vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cared and sexual all capable Of pro-
sue,ss . weakness Of the gsnerAtivs organs
Tie organs Of generation, when In perfect health, make
che nsz-
psa you ever think bold defiant energetic psrs
v,r.r ecsss always those whose genera
~, organs are In perfect heshf yos hssr such
esnpn being sanchoy Of nervousness, OF papitaton
an. hsar may afraid they cannot suesssd In
they ooat ~ sad dsosurHssd they are
v.y pleasant the ladies, and look
10, and Asn gar In the Of your dOv.cAs loOk
s,sny othsr nsannss sbess than do NOT neas those
whs Keep the organs ipnsnsd BY running 70 These
WI not ony ruin their esnsuons also those they do
,usinss with or hSr.
Hsw many IRON badly cured diseases. from the effects
ss~buss and have srosshs ssosi that state Of
vshns organs that las reduced the general system
N ..& induce snoss ever sther dissass-dioey, lu
nHsy ,srsysi. phA ssssio.s. suicide ssd snsst every
, r ss Of disease Villa hsnssiy heir TO- and the real
s-se koshs scarcely ssspected and have doe
ssssd for all right Diseases Of these organs re-
azirs The sfs Diurssie.
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Render Existence Desirable.
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The following highly important order bears Its
own explanation
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La, Sept. /, 1865. (
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ARCTIC NAVIGATION.
Orlcinl Report Of fhe Swedish Polar D&pe-
dillon.


Omclal Report Of the Swedish Polar Hxpe-
BY telegram from Stockholm dated on inc Jun W
September, we have the following ih'efes.ns ,ao''
relative to The above expedition, aduIona " 'Ao's
published in the HERALD on Monday'-
The renort az Captan Won Otter, commanding the
steamer Sophia during the expedfion " '"0 noiu'
ueIar regions has been received Tie report s datea
from the Island OF Amsterdam, near spit1bergen On
Che 21st OF August.
Otter ana his officers had been occupied WIN making
ec,entidc and nautical explorations.
Eopr NJ the scientific were TO start Of the date
a, ,,e letter with months provisions to make stl
fnrther researches. Arran gements had been made
taat they should be accompanied By strongly built
boat with or four, on the northwestern 18TH
mus OF SpItzbergen while the steamer was 70 leave
for fortnight TO make soundings. Provis,0n was
also made in case the steamer should be delayed,
for the return of the four explorers to Norway on
beard collier which shortly expected az Spitz-
bergen.
A telegram from Stockholm OF October tho 1st
says:--The news published yesterday has now been
supplemented by private letter from Captain Won
Otter. dated nine days later (August SOY The expe-
dtGn hal since the above report proceeded Iartner
OH In the direction of Greenland but were prevented
from further progress bY an immense Held oil Ice,
which entirely closed the way. The most northern
point, therefore, they had reached was eiyhty,one
degrees and ten minutes north. There was but little
ehlnce of their advancing further for some t.ne The
scisniiAc observations, however, when hGd been
made during the short journey were exceedingly M
tercsiine thus IL was found that several soundng5
showed q depth Of ., 100 fat.oms.
When OF tue seven Isles the expedition was In
formed b. vessel that the German expedition had
also been unsuccessful in reaching Greenland or
The Thousand Isles, but rad been 0Dhged to return
10 Hanlopen. although tiey were still In hopes OF
selng allie To proceed from there rs far as Giies
Land. When CAPTAIN Won otter sent on this letter
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GREAT SALE OF KINcsLANp MANOR LOTS,

"A. J. DLEEcKER, son 4 CO VIII eel q auction or
Rutherford Park New Jersey OF the yalu
able Property OF the late General George Kingssnd sold by
order of the Executor This tract (known the north
ton Of the Manor contains the came number Of acres
disposed the sale made the 10th
ins and considered valuable than the southern
ton juet Sold Of rs close proximity 10 the rail.
road being three fourths mile from Rutherford
ton II tree curs OF mile along The north side Of
Rutherford Park, where such great improvements being
made and such splendid erected The Midland
Railroad has been built and graded for upwards OF half
mile this line, and the road VIII certainly the
marked the map Recent sales In this nelghborhood
have been made az very high ratcg Between forty and afy
trees for rural home ONCE II ia nlenied that the sao Of
this important portion OF this great estate shall be perop
tory and absolute the former Gale (whaeyer be tire
state OF the weathe It being the ineon OF tho Executor
close the estate Tho liberal terms the former
gale viii be allowed cent on mortgage for ten
auction room.
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ltHERRY HILL.
BY A. u. MELIICK, Ji Il BEQ.,
AUCTlONEERS AND DEALERS IN NEW JERSEY
REAL ESTATE, % PINE STREET.
WEDNESDAY, October 81.
CONTINUATION BuIIDING

CONTINUATION OF TIE GREAT SALE OF BUILDING
LOTS,
at Cherry m ten miles from New York. In the suburbs Of
Hackensack.
These lots handsomely situated on high ground com
mandng extensive views of the surrounding country, are In
the midst OF handsome unexception
able in respect The strees and avenues thor
ouahy graded, sidewalks made and cutters established
Cherry Hill ia beautiful park Of residences - minutes from
New York by rail and within 10 niles drive Of the Forty
Ferry special train by the Erie Railroad will
leave the foot of Chambers street at 1850 the morning of
the sale.
COLLATION. the grounds For railroad passes, maps
and fun particulars apply at the oce Of the auctionee rs
pinag trept
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TR,s9 WAR npuocp

IRISH WAX DEMOCRATS
invited 10 attend the meeting OF War Democrats to
be he'll al Copper Institute We nesday eean, october
III M O'clock to endore the nomination OF General s..
GRANT. Stand Clinton Hall has assigned h
Tor the evening Eminent Ish speakers viii address the
meeting
DEslS p. BURKE, late Brevet Brig. Gen. u. 6. Vol
DANIEL J. HOGAN, late Captain Q. s. Vol
FRANCIS PAGE, late Breye LIsh. COL nth NJ Y. Vol,
Corc0ran Legion.
JOHN NUdENT, late Captain 69th N. Y. Vol.
ROBERT LAFFIN, late Captain 6yth n. y VOL
DAVID II. LYNCH, late Captain t9tn N. Y. VOL
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CuPREME COURT SALE OF yArrAptr
~ Twelfth and Eineieeath wand p,an,r,,

Josnsrh McgUIki, AuctoBeer, viii se1 ~ apc,on IN
huIsatvi v.,opsf ~ 1903, al II ocork !, ,he
~ broadway, under direction Of trp,l Ma
Seventy third street, Fifth avenue FRA, c,. c,
SO, lot, 227 by le22 80 - s"e mouse, 22' ny
Third Avenue eas side, between teeth and lsnt 81, ,t,
LOIS, WIZ thc rriNSs ~ gc1n, rln ii ss et 81 soo
sireat VN' = oIisci " : %.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

AUCTION SALE or FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
n ture.--THOs. W. LINDSEY, aucti0neeT, by l.. D..
III wse on Trerdey and "Wednesday, october 20 and
H. AZ lu1 o'clock the entire Contents or the brown
ewens 20 West Twelfth street lew doors from Fifth
consisting o. .legaai lsnoioTtc Parlor and Cham
be- s.s covered "a rich frcnch reps
uare TOP ancy and plata seaire Tables TuTkish Chairs
black ktA Buffet Secretary, Han Sta nd
Bureaus Beiseais, Wardrobe, Dining Room Furniture,
Brussels sni ingram Carpets Lace CGsins Hair Mat.
Clocks China Glass and Silver Ware,
cutey, &C., all Of Which nearly The house Is
lot : q ans.
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NOTICE TO DISTRICT CANvAssERs.

IN
IN BOARD OF sUpHRvIsoRs,l
Oct IL, 1855.
The following resolution relative to returns for tho Novs
0ef e'00''o'' ""s "aop'eu' JOSEPH B. YOUNG, Clerk.
Resolved That the couniyo OF New York be and h hereby
divided the election, Into twelve Return ds'rcs -
Fra. dis.ric, composed OF the First Second, Third and
Second district composed of Fourth sixth wards
Third district. composed OF the Seventh and Thirteenth
Fourth distrc' composed of the Tenth and Fourteenth
Firth district composed OF the Eleventh and Seventeenth
sixth district, composed OF the Eighth and Ninth wards
Seventh district, composed of the Fifteenth ward.
Eighth district composed OF the Sixteenth ward.
Ninth district, composed OF the Eighteenth ana Tweny
tenth district composed of the Twentieth and Twen.ysoc
ond wards.
Twelfth district, composed OF the Nineteenth ward.
and that the Chairman or each BOARD OF Canvanse OF the
general election to Be held in November, and deliver
the TO the supervisor WHO herein designated ior re-
The following named Supervisors hereby designated
return districts respectively, nc follovs;-
First neutrality-suspicious. Henry Smith, at New Court
House. -
districsupervsor Walter Roche ct No. 64 Pearl
street, -
Third distric. Supervisor William NJ Tweed, a. No. 1877
Fourth district Supervisor James Hayes a. No cs Elm
Fifth dissric.supevisor Gerson N. Hermann, at No 297
Sixth district Supervisor Andrew Beakey New Court
Seventh dsrict-superylsor orson Blunt at No. ls Ninth
Eighth Supervisor Sheridan Shook at No si3 West
Mini Supervisor Andreas wilmann at No. 2u7
Last Twcnty-hrst street -.
Tenth dis,rctSupervsor John Brice, at No. s2 west
risyen,h disTiSt-superyisor Smith Ely Jr at No. loS
Twelfth disrct-supcrvisor John For, at New Court
HOUSE. ..t.s.....
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Ut EFT US HAVE PEACE"
MASS MEETING OF WAR DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR OF
GENERAL GRANT FOR PRESIDENT.

Those OF Democratic anecedents who wish TO retain The
entire NDian upon principles that are just;
Wao bceve that he debt ncurred In supprcssng the 70
bell IN Ia "A sacred obligation;
Who insist that the pghed faith of the nation shall not
be Violated and that its and credit shall Not DO dis
graccd;
Who desire to treat the States lately IN rebellion with e-
nent justice but who will consent to surrender the Gov
Southern rebels still insisting that the rebellion
right and stu boasins OF continued devotion to the
"lost Cause;n
Who opposed to the rcpudiang doctrines OF the New
York platform and 10 the evolutionary manifesto Of one OF
its candidates.;
believe that peace safety and prosperity for the
Whole country will be secured by the election OK GENERAL
GRANT. All such requested TO meet AZ
THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 81,
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T,pWhRp scHENCK. AuCT1oNEER.

~ Mortgage sale OF elegant Cabinet Furniture,
by EDWARD SCHEECk this day ut IL O'clock mt his sales
No. GU Liberty street. or the largest and most val
of class Furniture offered public SALE
The stock comprises every variety Of Paror Drawing ROOM
Chamber, Dining Room and Hall Furniture, In rosewood,
black walnut bos de and buh Also large quantity Of
Paris made Furniture OF the most unique and modern styles
Some the the Paris Exposition. Also very
elegant Clocks and Bronzes 40, &c.