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Inc dispatch some days since called at
-. .s.'f.on 70 the fact that some half-dozen Of
'ae mos1 prominent Radicals, including four
q .he managers in the Impeachment, had
hied paper with the President urging that
the island of Alta Vela should be mt = n
possession Of the claimants, who were clients
Of Mr.. BLACK. 1t appeared to us that un-
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The LAND WE LovE.-We return thanks
to Turner for General Hills popular peri
odical. The table of contents is invl-
ting The frontispiece-" The Family OF
Mr.. DAVIS "-is pretty picture.
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sAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND
PALM.-These popular SOAPS are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed, war
rantcd not only equal but superior to the English
and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are superseding
all foreign toilet soaps in this market II Is well
known that since their introductionthe demand for
the latter has fallen of fully onc-halL Manpfac-
tured only by
MckEoNE, VAN HAGEN 4 CO.,
80 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, New York. no se-eowem
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AmUsE,rtENFs.

i. rTlHE DISEASE CALLED LOVE viii be
III treated publicly by Professor GEORGE VIII
LIAAfBAGBY,Iin the Hall of the House or Deic
gates, on TUESDAY EVENING. April -, isss; al
clock, for the nominal of SO cents heau'
Tickets at Davies, and atthc door.
an 23-3t TIL M&Tu.
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ON MONDAY, APRIL 9TH, AND TUEsDAf'
APRIL 9th.
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H JOHN T.. DOHERTY,


MERCHANT TAILOR
s22 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE sPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment OF CLOTHS,
CASSISfERES, COATINGS, and YESTINGS. for
his spring trade, and will during the season receive
all the novelties imported manufactured in this
country fast as introduced. Call and examine
the stock. ap Ism
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DIED,

On Wednesday, Fehruar,&B, 1863 of pneumonia,
DR.. JOHN L. PATTERSON, of Hanover county,
va, aged forty-two years.
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1T,pIIsTrp,s NOTTCE-To THE CRED.

NYorJcE In January, 1867, w
o G.srs ON MERcmiSpisE and ONE
HkLSnT ETEGRE were left AZ our -. story Sss. nv
storage Ms Griffith or o, Sr,.n psrsoa Interested
give notice TO Der or any o nv the III day OF May
next mex Troy viii be sold .. public aas'ieae g
FnargeS &c. $500 = $500 = Auetioaeerss .
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.

TOR RENT, very superiorfzsy
II 7-octaye PIANO, made by Wagner, n r!
of Hamburg. Professors Of music pronounce this
one OF the finest instruments in the city For terms
apply to +. I. WINSTON,
Cary between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
an o7-1tk
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MEETINGS.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
lHkl ELECTION OF PROFESSOR.-A meeting
the Board of Visitors will be held at the College
on THURSDAY, May 18th. at S O'Clock P. NJ. to ill
the vacancy in the chair Of General Pathology and
Pathological Anatomy, created by the resignation
of Professor E. S. Gaillard. .-.a E...
Candidates may forward their applications and
testimonials to the Board through the undersigned.
L. S. JOYNES, N. D.. f..
Dean Of the Faculty.
p,oh,nond hnrI1 ODD 1863 nm 25-6t
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TINE STATE EX-UNITED STATES
OFFICERS. SOLnERS. AND SAILORS
CONVENTION which assembled at Richmond,
Va, on the 25th day of September 1867, and which
adjourned subject to the call Of the president and
vice-presdcnt, is by their direction requested to
assemble at the hall of the House of Delegates in
the city of Richmond. on THURSDAY the 18th day
of May at II O'Clock NJ, to appoint delegates to the
be held at Chicago on the 10Th day Of May. 1863
Every ex-United States officer. soldier. and
sailor, now resident In this State Is earnestly re-
matters Of great interest to them will be brought
before this Convention.
LIEUTENANT FRANK II. PATRICK, r. ..
CAPTAIN - DIBBLE.
Secretaries cx-United States Officers.
25-td Soldiers. and Sailors Convention.
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A LLAN s. JOHNSON,
1905 MAIN STREET,
offer an unrivallcd assortment or
FLOWERS FOR SPRING PLANTING.
ROSES, BEDDING, AND BORDER PLANTS
DAHLIAS, GLADIOLI. TUBEROSE, &C.
Flowers carefully packed in baskets or boxes TO
90 any distance. Catalogues furnished. Address
post-office box 4aS. ap20
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EPOUDRETTE.-T FARMERS and PLANT
ERs this article Is recommended as the best FER-
TILIZER known for corn, cotton tobacco, ana
vegetables. II Is more extensively used In Europe
and Asia than all others combined, and Is cA'eH-
81 yely used I'm the northern States. Made from 'pe
night soil dead animals, and oifal from the Gil! u
Richmond properly deodorized and made inoHor-
Gus, and believed to be equal, II not SUPERIOR
any made In the United States. Packed III strong
barrels and sold at only TWENTY DOLLARS per
ton. Delivered IN any part of the city cHh0R' q"
:" ANIMAL COMPOST,
, .uperior article for ToP-pRESsISG wheat, clover
and grasses, and q permanent improyer oil '"s
land.
Send for circular. Address
VINCENT BARGAM1S,
- corner Tenth street and basin bank.
uba am Richmond Va.
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my- PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF

Me- PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND,
successor to the old Farmers Bank of Firgnisl
northeast corner Main and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM Ii. MACFARLAND, President late
President Farmers Bank of Virginia.
j. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farmer.
Bank of Virginia.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS
MERCHANTS, and others, respectfully solicited
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible points
in the United States, and promptly remitedfor.
ja 2s-2m
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NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

MISS s. ISABEL McCULLoCH!
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Ey 100000 TO LEND ON COLLATE.
RAILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS

RAILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS
Office of JOHNSTON BROTHERS CO.,
Bankers, No. 1913 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
EN NOTICE.-JOHNSTON BROTHERS
co. make advances or purchase, as holders may
prefer, all good SOUTHERN, STATE, CITY. aud
RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS, US well Us
all other desirable securities.
500, 600 Virginia Registered Stock,
50, 600 Richmond City Stock
100, 900 Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds
IS 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds,
IS, 900 Richmond and Danyille Railroad Bonds
100, 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
wanted, In lots from 81. 900 upwards.
We are prepared to lend to any desired extent.
Communications sent TO us by mail Will receive
faithful and prompt attention. NH l2-2a"Sn
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CEED POTAT o E S. Peach-blows,
~ Goodrich Jackson Whites, Sebcc, STOW,
Mercer Dykcman, and other choice varieties.
= WOODS FAY & REED,
APP 10 Fifteenth street.
SEED OATS, 500 bushels of SEED
- OATS In store and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
NH "a corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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The sale of tickets will begin on SATURDAY at
ga. NJ.
sion is from the store of Mr.. George L. Bidgood.
Doors open Mt half-past 7 O'Clock; TO COM
mence at O'Clock.
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MISS 8. ISABEL MCCULLOCH,
:, 49, PARLOR ITALIAN OPERA
Sig. Torriani for sixteen years musical director
of Max Maretzck's Italian Opera Company, mas
the honor to announce to the pubic OF klchn9hu
and to the South in general that he has effected an
engagement with
MISS S. ISABEL MCCULLOUGH
the Young and talented Prima Donna whose bril-
liant debut and connection with the renowned La
Grange Opera Company has made an era unknown
in the musical world. for 4 brief tour through her
native land where she will appear in the two great
roles of ssRosina - In the BARBER OF SEVILLE
and s'Norina'' In DON PASQUALES. by the TWO
immortal composers, Rossini and Donizctti.
In announcing to the enlightened public or the
South the appearance Of one of their own daugI-
tiers as Prina Donna. Sig. Torriani begs to state
that in order to give greater eclat to these per-
formanccs. he has obtained the invaluable support
of the greatest artists at present in the country.
ap 4-3tk.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TREDEGAR
COMPANY will be held at their office. In this city,
ut IL o'clock NJ. on TUESDAY the 5th Of May next
ARCHER ANDERSON,
an 2o-td Secretary.
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ROBERT II. MAURY. JAMES L. MAuG
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
Ry r. HI. MiURY CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1898
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. l0l4 Main street,
first house below tho post-ofiicc.
RICHMOND. VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE. GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE. CITY,
and RAILROAD BONDS
and STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United States.
fcT
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ww. N. wORTHINGTON,

MN w. n. WORTHINGTON,
MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BANKER AND BROKER,
IS WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale Of STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND En-
CHANGE.
Deposits received subject to sight draft, and four
per cent. interest allowed OH daily balances.
REFERENCES:
Ward & Co., New York; William Lamb E:f,
President First National Bank. Norfolk. Va:
Garth Fisher & Hardy. New York; I.ancastcr 4
CO.. Richmond. Va. James Punnctt, Esq. Pr.si-
dent Bank of America, y. y; j. l.. Worth F:q.
Cashier Park Bank, y. y: George s. Coc Es,I.
President American Exchange Bank. \. Y;
Brown. Lancaster & Co. Baltimore, nd.
NH SIN
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DRY GOODS.

400 THE GREAT CHEAP 400
III sSTORE STILL All AID. TACs
Fresh arrivals of SPRING GOODS. The greatest
bargains ever offered to the citizens of Richmond!
The cheapest and most beautiful LAWNS and
ORGANIZES in Richmond are to be found ut
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
No. 1929 Broad street
The cheapest Toweling and Table Linen IN Rich
mond are to be found ut
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
No. 420 Broad street
The cheapest Dry Goods, Notions, &C.. of every
description in the city. are to be found ut
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE.
apo No. 429 Broad street.
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FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.

PARLoR ITALIAN oPERA'
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SEEDSNIEN, FLORISTS, &c.
@ EEDS.-FRESH AND ELIAB LIE
~ GARDEN SEEDS,
FIELD and GRASS SEEDS,
SEED POTATOES. early and late varieties,
for sale by ALLlSON " ADDlSoN'
ap23 1920 Cary street.
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GTRAWBERRY BASKETS+in quarts
y and pints-wiili and without crates, sold very
low. The berries cagn9t be misplaced nshipping.
70 lap WOODS FAYt& REED.
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THE SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, The cheap
est In the city, at ISAAC SYCEL4'S popular store,
No. 3Ol, corner Third and Broad streets. CALL
GOES, 10, l2t and Ice. GOOD BLEACHED COT
TON l2lc. ;PILLOW CASE COTTON, 25c. BED
TICKING, loo. TABLE DAMASk. Coc.. worth
81; BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS, 35c.,
worth 60c. ENGLISH BERAGE- 20 and CSC. very
cheap NAINSOOK. SWISS. and JACONETS Mt
all prices; FRENCH CORSETS only 81; HOOP
MERE. and COTTONADES. for Men and Boys,
CSC. and upwards LADIES' HOSE, l2ic. per pair:
large assortment PARASOLS and SUN UMBREI.-
LAS, very cheap; SKIRT BRAID. for &c. !; 200
yard SPOOL COTTON, 4 for CSC MOZAMBIQUE
SHAWLS only 81. rs; and large assortment Of nil
kinds OF NOTIONS which will be sold very cheap
at ISAAC SYCEL'S, No, SOL.
25-2t corner Third and Broad street.
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. PRICES OF ADMISSION

PRICES OF ADMIEoIO-N'
General admission to Orchestra and Dress TiTe i
81 Reserved seats to be had at Mr. George ~. blu
Charge Of rs cents Second Tier. so cents. Third
Tier. Is cents. Boxes, according to locality, -
and $40.
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MONDAY. April eth Rossinrs charming O l,s,
Co1nidue the BARBER OF SEVILLE, WIN
be given with the following inimitable cast:
MISS s. ISABEL McCULLOCH as. ;;Ros ,iLa
SIG GIOVANNI BOYE as...... Count Alma WV
SIG CARLO ORLANDINI, rs the BARBER riE .I
SIG. AGOSTINO SUSINI as. Don 6a ni5to
SIG. VINCENZO LOCATELLI as: Don Baslllo'
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EOR RENT, that FOUR-STORY I=s
II WELL-ARRANGED DWELLING onA7;A
the south side of Franklin between Eighth and
Ninth streets, lately finished, containing all the
modern improvements. To good tenant the rent
~ o. o,rood ff-- KERSEY G. DAVIS.
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sT THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION SCRIP
taken at par for STOVES, .T1NWARE, RE-
GREGORY & co.'s
ap INV l4l7 Main street
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E'OR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA-Mss
II BILE BUILDING lately occupied by the Ill
First National Bank, on Main between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. 1t consists Of the banking
room, admirably adapted also for a store, and two
an oLSt GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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TNOR RENT, THAT LARGE ANDGs
III commodious BRICK DWELLING, situ-E;:a
ated ut the corner of Main and Adams streets con-
tanning eleven rooms, with twO-stOry brick kitch-
en-, wood and coal-houses. Possession given in a
few days Apply to CHARLES PHILLIPS.
an 2i-lw lilo Main street.
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TOR RENT, q very desirable RESI- lf:s
j. DENCE with water on the lot TO 4 good Eli
tenant the rent will be very moderate. For fur
thcr information apply on the premises, on Twen-
ty-ffth street Union HilD between and streets.
NH 3l-lm*
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TOR RENT, that LARGE and WELL I'M
Il ARRANGED BRICK STOREHOUSEEa;I
on Cary between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. adj
Joining the store of P j, Archer. Esq. Also. the
upper stories extending over both tenementS. This
Is Il very desirable building well-located, and has
all the necessary fixtures for hosting etc. Terms
reasonable. Apply to ). n. DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
an 23At corner Main and Eleventh streets.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
GOV. VANCE AT THE VIRGINIA AND NOKrI
CAKOi,INA FAIR

The Fair OF the Border Agricultural society
Of Virginia aud North Carolina was oioicd In Dan'nl.,
Va yesterday. Co william T. Sou herle, Prcri,lcnt o
the Society spoke briefly. aud Gov Vance oi North caro-
lima delivered the annual address He said "Ihe hrst
thing thai appeared worthy of grave coneidcr
iiou was great change which the abolition of Slavery
brought about Southern fareir A. nrst struck
deadly blow ~ the syrtSni o large farms. Tie break
ing up of larger farms INTO smaller ONES and the substu
ti,n OF white labor would inevitably drive the negro
fr,nn the land There is danger too, that our pOpo
,Lrr changed condition viii embrace the notion cop-
manly wushped III progressive communities, that oDey
a. th, god of this fe, and the accumulation uf u the
chief ,pd Of uan. Go forbid that the 5ouhern people
s,od yer be bound chariot wheels OF Ben frak r..
Nm, and learn To hts pcayune naxins above tho
aof,ey,nr ~ Bacon May they never establish Mecca
of Wetherrneld onions Ia arccin from their affairs OF
sacrifice lApplause1 Change IN Labor IL equally png
nant With Important changes u our people small iar,n.
were ne ver used To much negro labor The demand Tor
white labor is the brginnngof immigration, and tue be-
Viuniug of grafton the beginning o The tid oi
The negro The political pr vilcRe accorded nm WIZ Only
ha stem hs ruin by increasing Ms ial.hess, ana
fiing bm with dissatisfaction townrd thc humble ,
,n,ths Of labor for which he niud,
lie il told that should not only control the hertin:s OF
ereat Union at the baOtbox, but In eninchtlv gfHd,
without knowing tho alphabet from steam engine. 10
frame and organize the Laws o people wnoso s1tes
mauship IL enriched with the eIperienoc o SWo yrarn
J elieyes he can spin out eOnstitutios equally ss wen
as spt rails Nor Will be work for go per monlh wpen
be eau got % per day w irninor VI eohS'u"A'' ~
alI.I
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
LATEsT GENERAL NEws-BY TElEokAPh
Charlotte Ctisliman is In st. Lonis.

Coal has been discovered on tho line ~
the Cenli,si Pacinr Railroad In Nevada.
Judge Dickinson OF ONO nus mot poTn
tisii paperr. ~. r.f.q l..u if
The third and last game of Base Ball nc
twea tne Harvard and i1,"el C!nos was s,,
dy ana WAS won by ite ny score o3 zs 10 ID
In AN aliiay on COurt-st. yesterday hie m
noon J.ln cosgroye was sf1dsd nrss uno' '''' '"'"
shot by Thomas UDOpDcll, az rx.Allerii. -
Tie third Stlta Convention OF the foIihR
Mrns stan alion ..1seui1led W BAD, Mp,
tenay Tie Hon. q. H. Iilolslgy Df l1"is"n peSue
.naale an ,nl,sDg < IA DiyOI
ONO, yrsierd.s Al oiaon Was delivered ny ia" ""''
NJ Snrs Hail. - - o;
Mary KaIly of Worcester, who was accl-
d.tlly si,nt Dy brr lover oD bnlT evening "'' on
Rioiy nirh Tho rOuDic wCre LIafiieu 10" hDuis ""
fure her Il
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
q COMMITTEE.
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 20. 1865


To THE DEMOCRACY or THE STATE OF
wYoRK The results Of the October elections demon
srae the fact that large sceessions the Democratic
party have since the last Congressional cleo
toD, in 1896.
Iu Indiana We have reduced the Republican majority
from ll5le TO doubtiul claim Of 500 majority We have
done this on argct aggregate given in that
Safe aud Ia what Schuyler COlfax cOnesses TO be the
.eyerest nocal contest tonight in Indiana" Even
by the showing Of the Republicans further enange %,
Que IN Ts0of ons-eighth oi one per cent-woulo
have completed "a political revolution. We have also
gained one m.eDbrr Of Congress, ani perhaps two.
FORTY about onehah further change OF one vote
IN 40 would have given us complete Sle'ory IN ina, ~
vast patronage and means az corruption; systc-
matte frauds, skilfnlly organized by the best
masters in that arr; and In spite of the unjust ex-
cuson of citizens of 1sh aud German brth
by party which claims the s6frge for the negro a.
natural and facred right, and practically gives him
supfracy the white man ~ large pIrton OF the
Republic. We have also gained several members OF Con
In Ohio in the Congressional election just held have
seducrd ihe Republican majority than one-half-
fT,n 1000 to Is O0-from the Congressional election Of
isc6, and have gained three members 0i Congress
Never has the ind0utabe spirit and heroic energy OF
the Denocraio party been nobly manifested
Yon have driven III the Republicans 10 their baggage
wagons. You have almost routed them -. a..
Fellow Druocratsi IL this moment for doubt as 70
what you ought 10 dol j. mnnent IN which even 10
b. counting the chances OF the strnege 70 Wlch We arc
syancingf We know that we viii deserve victory We
etzens IL - false caumny that desire TO
ssrihrow the y-r1iOus systeIns OF our adversares-
r1aelt government Dy ~ sno
Nates their supremacy Of the over the white cl-
iI-Dy any but the peaceful remedy of the baotDox
Ne resist lawful aud peaceful measures the practical
revolution which the Republicans are gradually accom-
pishing We and candidates are pledged to restore
aud not TO destroy the Republic
Fellow Democrats Of we cal. on y0n 10 make
grand and Hna rally Your standard bearer IN the ma
tional contest. who would gladly have laid down the
honor Of victory already achieved advances Win yonr
Dag to the forefront OF the battle. We appeal 10 the
10000 Denocrats OF New-fOrk -one and all -
u gather around him. Our example viii AMI
mate TO new yigor our comrades other States.
Fwo and half millions of Democrats. under our chosen
leaders, with unbrOken. with our Dasf
compact with old aud hOnored flag floating proudly
0vei u.s. will join final aud, trust victorious
struggle for constitutional government and civil liberty
SAMUEL J. TILDEs,
Chairman Of tho state Committee.
VIZ CASSIDY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
Mr.. SEYMOUR TO SPEAK FOR HInsKLr Z.
Horatio Seymour announces that he VIII take
ne stump Ia person, In Bnnalo, Tomorrow evening.

NH. sly 1hOtH TO bfEAh fOts y
Horatio Seymour announces that he VIII take
she stump Ia person, In Bnnaio Tomorrow evening.
BLAIR's ISbIsCRETfOEs.
Gen Blair will speak in Chicago this evening.
His friends Ia st. Lns sre sorely Yexed al Ills inels
erect speeches since his return home. H
TzIE ERIE DEMOCRACY DEsOUHCE THE WORLD.
The Erie County Democratic Committee pub
hssa an sdarrs yesterday furonsly dsnogncng the
,sLese 0oi ood a,sa whose orea, Is re World" aud
answering helr 'e.~arcy proposliioT 10 threw Sey-
Go1snrtre ray: This shameful conspiracy 20 turn back
fhs swelling tide Of Democratic strength. and 10 add
rouse every action aud move every Demo
cratic arm TO strike heavier blows"
Mayor HOFFMAN GIVES TIE WORLD A KICK
Mayor Hoffman addressed an asseinblage in
proposition TO change the tOet had been laade Without
State Comnittee or aDy leading Democrat New.York
PIE BLAiR FAMILY FALL UPoN THE woRID.
Montgomery Blair has written a letter to
The Nero yogk World threatening terrible tbiags IN csss
Lie suggestions of that paper n reference Presi
Dental ticket being formed shouId assume pracfiraI
na m very raI erps he tells paper tLstit never
gars hearty aiponk 10 the vyssest ticket. and has
opld0n his anAbie brother, gives strength 10 ts
tieset -i .' iBesi0n JourHkL
AyorHgs yOIcE FOR DfcArTATioN.
" there he good grounds for tne Withdrawal
OF Gen. Bar, tBsre equally good grounds for the
HitDdfs@Al 81 Coz. beyDif. We reinsIabvr With wht
,sssss Cox ~ eTS S a,s Sg ssT15ed 10 h az, g9'
>ssId feei relieved H. tB any bOnOrSe manner, he could
tasrfer % OLer AID broader shoulders th1 weight N
tfrlsiriyMy uDdOr yllci be nov iaDOfs. Nor CAP No
is ne for moment that tie rinta and patriotic Cen
Bar would ifcsenI aYy ODaiicle 10 sihh cnnIRe
30 Mo p1i~s'al pgo-tdIiite us wsuid intlLsh
LeH GlyuraAeys II iaccpks Ia the p1urlplrs
Pnnneia'f nrtlo Democratic platform. The Old Dcino.
enis bsitic.crI has AWAY bes Principles, not men,"
Ed ije i5icy OF aaheTibR ~ thai cys well ~ letr
ih f.1 Vac mover more ci aIy alpent tban pres
tt Furibcrmvtr, W. beg leave 10 suggest that What.
ever ~ d1ec tI0hid b d0n0 qniekIy rtis rs tlo
fsBgr hb1nt tri's, or 10 bring t0gtner r0iyrnliOus
nun lilf ~ tDr kuIl.p, pfuuu
forward VIII esii eisse Tor asifVlic soltion of te
sAlslng dncuy ~ tS1 ststossn Us Ibe Moth and The
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
THE DEMOCRATIC ROUT.
GOV. SEYMOUR TAKES THE FIELD.
GOV. SEYMOUR PREPARING MANiFEsro- THE
NORLDn THROWN OVERHEARD.

UREA, Oct. 20.--Gov. Seymour intends to
make speech or publsha manifesto to the Democracy ID
very short time lie Is engaged ID US preparation no
n, communication for last week, with Belmont Il C'
an the change of front which The World advocates The
Dcmocrats In this section utterly demorased by The
World leaders and many Of them have stopped buying
that ,nrnal Brick Pomeroy's Democrat Ia now their
recognized organ.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

nero OF the West It Ia the 0oriIan knot which 10 now
Pfes~ted We cannot wait to unrave II must De Gus ny
eRwifs, sharp blOw.-iNew- Orleans Times.