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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
ANsMLRs 10 CORRESPONDENTS.

al :" Danbury, Conn.-Twenty-SiX States
occorliu 10 report from the State Department have
filed a ratification Of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution South Carolina, Louisiana, and Ala
bama have since ratified the amendment. when these
states have complied with the forms Of law and filed the
act OF ratification with the state Department the amend
ment will become n part Of the fundamental law OF the
land " Long Island" Bridghampt0n, l. l-Muns0ns
system Of Photography is pcrscd not used the most
that system prevails in THE TRIBUNE oh'e.."B Boy IN
Blue" Philadclphia.-You obtain the accurate his
tory Of the riots in NcwYork in 1867 by consulting file
ofTm TEBrNE for that year lIoratio seymouTs speech
Of July l. @ may be also found by consulting the issues
of this rapcr We may have occasion 10 repubsh the
specch before next Noycmbcr-the time for such act,
however has not yet come ..-'J H. BleccLcrst-Mr
Chase did not while Secretary of the Treasury give It as
his opinion that al the bonds TO be redeemed by gold
that they would De redeemed in gold It's equivalent in
value was the understanding by both seller ana buyer
an expression TO that effect would have been thought
quito supcruous the the loyal people Of the ma
ton through their agents, were borrowing money TO
maintain "A national existence. ..." i. r. A. Wayerly,
" 1.-The OF Gen Grant, as II was given To hin by
the Army Register, Gen. Buckuer at Fort Donelson'
Cen Pcmbcrton at Yicksburg. aud Gen Lee under tho
annie tree 20 AppOmatON, was Ulysses s. The name
OF L. s. Grant is cushrlncd ia every patriot heart IL was
by that name the nation saved. H. W. New
York Cy-Uncd states revenue cutters or other Gov
eminent vessels supposed To be used for yacht
Ing or other excursions by private parties IL may be
that the commandaut, his vessel is lying unemployed
harbor prefers TO invite few friends on board
slip his cable and accompany the yachts engaged In
rice for few miles hours. such event, the only
additional expense TO the Government would be the
entertainment OF the guests. But, as the Government
does not provide the Mess in whole Of its naval officers
the implication that the communicate the entertainer
and that the nation pays neither directly nor indirectly
for the feast The party to whom revenue cutter IS
intu.ted may IN giving such vessel TO such uses
That is all. J. L." Ncw-York City.-Gen 1. :
Grant graduated West Point IN lSij and was No q in
class Of Morality" failure to enforce the pro-
visions The law for the suppression of OF obscene liter
Azure j. a consequence OF the OF our legal officers
who believe that the suppression OF obscenity and the
increase of morality would be fatal To their in
Office The papers which you particularze are justly
amenabe 10 the law long they continno To
publish the abominable personal" and medical adyer
tiscmcnts. that daily dche their pages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

fine IS 25 Extra s5 25d SIS 5 Double E,ts $500 10 whess
declining all grades below choice Prime aud Choce he A
White FAN ~ ~ %; good Spring o. Corn dali Mixed and
yellow at 8lo31c White at a6GGc Oats Oh iSG' ses 20 "a
Rye her at ~ IS Provisions heavy Pork on tbe poTI 20
Shoulders. RsG3c; Clear Sides l6l6lIe; sugar
2n! Lard duh lII for Choice Keei 9c Tor Me- ste
unchanged Recps-four LOO bbls Wheat $500 bush oorn
800 bush. Oats 400 bush
SAN FtAScIscO, July n-Pour. Sc 50Q$1 Wheat hrTn -,
MEMPHIS July l1Cotton quiet bat steady receipts oil me "h
has exports SO bales stock 4Sa bales Hon dull Snpernn
So Wheat, 81 asa 81 Corn Nc 0&l Oats IoGooc'
Pork 500 90 Lard l9lGl9c BaconShOuden l3lc Clear SIDES
lie
CHc,Go July l-Flon duh at so GOA so FOR Spring EIas
30 for Spring Superne Wheat dull 81 30 for No aud -
Corn acye and declined he sales Of No at s
At 90d9le Rejected 83 dsic Oats dull at 63i 6c for NO
and 3 81 20 for No. and 81 for No ana
Rejected Barley dull 81 Is the Provisions dull Mess PORK
nominal $50 3 Lard lie Beef Cattle hm at 50 $3.50 for
LIGHT Shipping 5O ~ ~ for Good Extra Prime shipping
Live Hog, active 80 Rl0sa 80 for Lights 80 5Gf9 for Far
Medium ~ so 40 for Good TO Prime Assorted Freghts
dull SIC on Corn to Buffalo, and Osgeg Receipts
today bbls Fonr 5000 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
1900 $500 Hogs ShpmentsJOO bb -Four IOVO
bush Wheat l09 Corn $500 BUSH Oats 5000 hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
ALLEGED HOMICIDE.

on Tuesday morning last Mrs. Mary Woolley
VIZ. fouud lying dead in the shanty occupied by herself
husband and child, in Fiftyhthst between sixth and
Seventh avenues II first supposed that the wo
man had died from the effect Of the heat, but subsequent
investigations by Coroner Flynn would seem TO indicate
that she had Gied from violence. Several days ago.
man Wcifcr bv name his wife and child, taken in
10y Mr. and Mrs NOOlley until they could procure apart
ments elsewhere. soon aitcrward Mr. Wo0Aey lett Tor
the country. On Monday evening Mrs NOOlcy hdd ann
Guilty with Wcicr and he was seen 10 Strike her heNefih
times Later m the evening the sound OF an alteration
was heard proceeding the shauy and the voice OF
Mrs WoOey heard implUrng the assaant 10 deslSt
10 which ne responded IN have your life" on Tues
day morning the sauty appeared to be closed up and at
later hour Mrs MOOcy found by Of the neigh
bors lying on the floor dead The Weer family mad dis
apueared The body was far decOmpOScd that 10
ipOss ihc 10 ascertain from postmOrtem examination
the exact cause Of death The jury rendered verdict OF
death al INC hands of some person unknown Mrs
WOoley was "A native Of ireland 20 years Of age.
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nnNESrIc NiARKETs-


NgvOKE,S, july l-Coton quiet. sales 50 bales Mmllnys.
ale receipts, $50 bte' receipt, Of NE week, net OIL bales
10 Liverpool bales 10 la,e as bales; coistNse Jb bales,
stock 81 bales Sterling Exchange 1865 G35 New York sight *
change per premium. Gold l42 Flour dull rup~rire - 500
Treble s,tfa 10 Corn dull 9jc 81 Oats hr but dnlL Hay
unchshge Pors uomuay 90 Bacon dull; shoulders l3 0!i
Clear SIDES !a,c Lard irregular: terce, 5.alS.c Aes "l
ave ,,.,
receipts p bales exports coasae ~ bales oregu noue stock
wrLSIN,rov c. Juy I7Sputs Tarpeuiine active az iSc
Ro.n, No. g. ~ p No So Low Pale - 90 Tar Lm ut
~ 80 . ..
market remains unchanged
S,yASa,n Ga Jly lCoton opened dali aud closed firm Mid
dngs .O03r sales; receipts, % btes receipts OF tue wee
sol ba, stock % bales exports $3.50 bales oi which lio We're for
Liverpool The crop reports favorable u NothN esrn and Middle
Georgia The reports from Florida very depressing On account Of
the weather.
Ole. receipts bales ..-
-; Family. Old neglected Dee sold without large concessions.
Wheat dull a ~ 5jd ~ No Red Rye-Saes 40 ~ Co.
Cotton dull dc for Mduss Provisions dull and uo demand OF
consequence. Mc, Por held r5 Bulk Meats j Lee Baco
i2lU J Shoulders tue latter rate o eshi smoked Sides b
lie. Land held 81 l'tc .
Louisville July RELATIONSHIPS ohhis Lu-' 10 Fair Loaf
41a+l6 Superhnc Flour 1jOh1 Wheat. ~ 80 for No Corn,
9i0g5c Oats 80ilc Rye 81 80 Mess PorA ~ 30 BACON
Shoulders i1 CLEAR Rib Sides G.c Clear sides Ic bukMeA
sLo4l!r l2c., Clear Sides lbt
GALVESTON, july l7Coton-ieepe lO bales Exports coast
wise bsi sales 81 baies stock 3J bales Good ordinary nominal
~ l9fdljc
ST. IouI, JuI l7TohaeeO full Ias FOa du sDpsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES. .
Roucicaults drama entitled 'front.' Piay'
will be produced at the NewIOk Theater on the sd OF
August next.
Ii is reported that Mr.. Moss is negotiating
with the sparkling little Lolita in order 10 secure her
sion 10 Mr. BrOugham az Waacks when the prizes
in The Lottery Of Lie" all drawn and distributed 10
the public.
The audiences have improved numerically at
the Broadway. As the FiaSh or LghtuHg has,
however It's course, II viii be succeeded by Ny ana
and Mrs Harry Watkins who viii open IN a romantic
Irish drama, written by Mr.. Watkins, entitled "IrOdden
Down. ana considered by those who have witnessed us
representation in Brooklyn To he unusually IePele WIN
stirring dramatic effects.
Although "Humpty DumptB" with his current
attractions, continues 10 draw good houses at Inc
Olympic the twentieth week OF his 1Ohcsome existence
viii be- i1aucuratcd on Monday evening next with the
Introduction OF q brilliant dud exciting novelty IN Tie
shape of Miss Carrie ana Mr. Charles AUSTIN III thelr
lightning drl and bayOnet combat, in which they arc
sgid 10 handle the musket with marvellous deXterity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
EDUCATION AT THE SOUTH.

SIR: Rev. =. G.. Bowman, ID, of North Caro-
lima, is in this city, soliciting assistance for the com
peton Of Table Rock Seminary, in Burke County, ~ G.
His authority and credentials are OF the highest order
The object OF This institution is 10 educate INDECENT
ana orphan children of all disabled soldiers VI OOth
armies. North and SOUTH all lcentates Of every dcnoml
nation, and the children Of clergymen. free OF charge
The county where tins institution Is located Is deiiatly
populated with an intelligent people reduced 10 poverty
by the events Of the war TO be unable 10 educate
the rising generation above described. away from home
IL Is a noble object aud commends itself TO the earnest
sympathieS Of tie friends Of education and VI our com
mon country. Dr. Bowman ~ stopping al the SdhdiOIu
House. No. ~ FOurteenthst. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
ROWING.
TIE SPORTS At WORCESTER, MASS.

TlIE SPOETS At WOKCENII-I, WNNN'
WORCESTER, Mass, July 11.-Ihe programme
for the Regatta week comprises siXoared race on We'd
nesday afternoon the 2d for purse Of $500 open TO all
The Ward brothers and Harvard University crew have
entered for the Two races FOR worcester Drits
rake Mace at The same time. On Thursday afternoon
baseball match he played by the Freshman ClGDs OF
Harvard andNalc Colleges ON Friday forenoon occurs inc
han match between the UNIVERSITY mines 81 these Two
Colleges and on Friday afternoon the grand University
boat race between John Tyler, Jr OF Boston ana Jo
SI,ie 0f Cold spring for $500 side, and fOur-oared
race open 10 al for the Committees przc for 800 Inc
annual catta concert and ball viii take place on Mon
Ills afternoon The Ward brothers expected tOInor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
TJyFyACUTING SEASON.

The match between the Eva (late Panlne)
and the Feur de Lys which to have taken place 20
da y has been postponed by special request Of Commo
dore Sfebbn until the August cruise. We are authorised
In ,1y that the announcement OF The Ner York Hcrdid
tiai The owners Of these yachts would not allow The
Alice IN ol the race on the same terms totally without
foundation as both Mr. DickersOn and Mr. Perrman are
anxious that sEt shOnld join
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

United Brethren celebrated It's Commencement June
Seven students graduated The Faculty OF the UhVer-
sity are composed of the foOwingnamed Professors;
The Rev Lewis Davis. President; Thomas MGWadden,
Professor OF Natural Sciences; John Gunner Professor
fAnceut Languages; John Haywood, Professor OF Mth
ematics; Mrs H. X Miller Principal of Ladies Depart
ment; Mrs l.. VI. GuitDer Teacher OF Instrumental Ma
eic the Rev s. Lee Steward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
PASSENGRRS AkRIYED.

FROM FRRNANDINA.-In steamship Flag-C. H. Has r s. Me
rymau H. l. Arertson b. Ware Mrs. Walton and children Mr.
j. Temple and children j. c. Sanbom, G. Dawson A. McConc
Miss Faraum VIM Wilson John Culun, W A. Warde j. BeI
G. r. Cummings p. A. Williams, T. A. Coit j. w. CoNPehHa
]. y Beran. WIN. Haslngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

TIL. TURF.
TIE ISLAND PARK RACES.

IliE BLAND IAi'N lNN'isN'
ALBANY, July 1.-THE first race, for a purse
Of S5 including $500 the second and $3.50 10 the third
horse. was won by Budd DObleS black mare Lucy in
three straight heats; Goldsmith Maid second, and Fred
Tence third. Tme-22S 229 2:2l!. The second race
for purse Of $50 for all horses That never peat 80
previous 10 June TO- 1865 $500 10 first 500 10 second so
10 third was by j. II. IIarbccks grey geldng sur
prise three straight heats. Grey Henry second ana
Needle Gun third. Tmc-23ji 2:j2! asst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
Yeu.Yof-Horr Tter Bar WiEd H9" Ta ag Bdr Wt'S
Jglr II 5000 n X. Or SVW =
jug '''' y az 3i3 NB.b yB9 ~ SlS +
3 500 s. T. ~ 1' b.
-Norurg-Ide cloudy u l. and from 70 shghty
cloudy 70 H. Aer5oOh-Sghsy coody 10 he eo0' 70 suD'eA
Ryenng-Lr cloudy. -, .u,.n.t ,..t...
July oihese days the pa,d hghe .oah 81
Sunday the 9Th At rs D. msIuun OF V sa NtAhsL but
Mopdsy 18Th day for the whole y hours Ihn gay
compares yoby with heat OF Jny H. S1 yeI oet
The Of Of sunke will give an eiSesa Ha oi ne
heat Of and the past three days on July 700 II Ta
reached al D. m but he morning aud evening we're cooler Than M
Nodar sometime mercury will stand higher r upper part Of
the ciy at midday; nights and mornings cooler Aeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
THE STATE or TRADE.
RrRoPEAN MARKETS.


ygRPoo Iuy IL BTcdds Thc market closed weak and ire
gur There been further decline Of d. Corn, which closed %
h ~ atarter Tor Mixed Western Wheat dull 10 ,aho
MA IS e aud Red Western Flour has declined 20 3 per
h for Western Canal Peas 80 & quarter for Canadian Barley
trn Oa The Provisions uuchlbg el
In prices $500 . d,
ard Petroleum quiet al 81 Cor Refined and Tor Spirits Calcutta
Iin,red b3 D. Lnseed oil. 81 - y tan.
AhrwEKr Jur lpetroieuu-Te market closed fm at al
vance Of 1 r.. standard White, 81 fr. a. bbL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

TIE medical profession 10 'b, country as well rs IN Europe are giving
81 Waters other
irelte1 Of hema,m Cont Gravel Kidney and Uuuar Diseases,
and te yanu. conditions resulting from acid ,crous such
Dg.u., uI Debility Gctrshurg Klasue Water has proved
almost specific such and the statement OF worthy "
Pamphlets can be bad asy the principal druggists stores, where
the water is for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
San FH,yoisco, July Auyei. u s. soreshp jamestown from
Sitk1 N Vic'c'is.
july Arivl bark Annie Mccain from Singapore; brig
B. Young from johnson; Alexander Mcleod ou NagleL
WiLvNsroy &C. July l7Ceared, steamships Pioneer, Phia-
dephia: Wm. r. CLYDE New-iork.
IoyDoN Juv I-Aryed scirs Native. Newburg Dacem'
do Er.c do j. Anderson, Elnb-hpot; J. Ranlaph' Ho'
bo olosics Bill New. York; steamship Traveller NeH1Ten
>ei o. Srool Ship saratoga; steamship Martha Washington
CEARLEsroN c. July l7Aryed steamship IA On, from bau'
FoRr,Ess YooE Juy l7Passei ship Herman from Bremen
and an Passed blrks LINDA Abbott LeIyo"i
schiller Tor Philadelphia P-i,drs for Londonderry Leila VI Long
for BOSTON, Alex Kirkland Porto Reo Jennie Morton h1n
William Cunil London Nova Scotia; schs F"an Han
fax Ia the Roads ships Crest Of te NaE roster
DAM Sp-ultor bark Celia Norfolk Tor baDalors
Arrived bark Irene. from SeH-l0rE.
SAILED.
Steamship Moore Ne.ben bak American Eagle FOR
AspIuaalL
MISCELLANEOUS
The steamship Dks from NeN-lorl Top new
port arrived Sealoulon Friday afternoon, and viii remain for
three days 81,
S,y FAyco July 1.-THE schr Pomose the pioneer Of The cod
"a 8rrt with arrived to-day the Northwest Coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
SENATOR BAYARD OFF FOR EUROPE.

WUNNGTON. Del, July i7-SenatOr James
A. BayarG, Who sailed for Europe the China goes 70
the AID Of fore 81 medical gcnrcgn ID treatment
for impaired bearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
tAnuounceInentAl

To LET COLD have its own way is to assist
a rbg the foundation 81 Consumption To The most stubborn
Cough or Cold you only once Dr. JsEs EIrE'roEASr
Sold eyerraherr
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One Thousand Windows and doors Omen snni-

ventilation. ud still house burglar proof TIE
grUef Al, gives instant notice moved from
h. p,r. Pamphlet free h. HOLHE, No POI Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

Is THE SHADE-Do you wish immunity from
,nn,rke Resort 70 40 ~ Broadway KSoxs superb
Hat, or the season bis po,ua by coup de
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK.............JrLr II

ARRIVED.
sean,sp AepPq Or Harrison Liverpool JIne S0a T Ua, Left in
port schr NJ r. Jones for SewY York loading.
Steamship Electra. Mott Providence, ndse and pass
Steamship Albatross, Davis, Fall River
Steamship Ospray, Kenny. Providence. a., IL, Ton
ship Francis Sage, Cronk Newport Eng ~ dayS Eo' ron
July edge Of the Banks passed bark Eduard " IRON
Ss K We@t%orh Adams. Demera 10 days sugar and molssse
Ssei in co with sch. Dragon, for NewYork
Schr Seven Brothe Porter Sc Pierre and moIasse%
Farnsworh Sawyer Barbados II days moasse b'
port bark NewYok IN days. brgs Ina nay of
do. loading; Scotland, for Porto Rico, to sail next day
scHooSEas-KIyRR COAsTwsN
Vulcan Eli1abethporr E.qumauI. Binbehp0rt
Fairfield, EhLbehport MARYLAND, Bhlabeihpolt
la. Buchanan BIiabehpor. Dart. Ehlabehpot.
VIM II. De Wit, El1lbethport Justice. Elfabethport
John Lancaster EUnbetbport Charger, Ehahethgor- H..
Mercer EHzauehpoh. Edward Collyer. Einqeuport
zrsvS N~Wbnrs D. VI Fr,nch, Rondout
AiaiBe New Bedford T. NJ. sherman Providence
aifssJiisl Providence Doe Providence.
{. 5. watson Nantucket. John A. Dix iladiam
Ham Ca.tod Providence Pointer Providence.
Henri CIsy PROVIDENCE Iacoina Fall River
y p 'Coorer Fall River. Oliver SpemaD, Pail River
Atlantic Pail River josephine, Ia1 10
'" p rG9s, In'o" ~ T. Rosard Bedford.
q p IT,, Gloucester Splendid Warehan.
r. Potter, Maroon. May MersIon faI hl'e
Vim tjber Milton New Globe Providence.
ill., MI. ~ Yo, r" p.,.r Ritter Portland.
Sarah Bcuicc, Calais \ ~ DYER 1Ia@
Mary Elizabeth Pan River Ealoh, Boston.
Nor, Wes.erlg RI A.. J. Muir Cow Bay.
Trade Wind, Rork.and Stnffdeh trankih. We
HenTy Parker. Sea-liayen. S1I.H2. hosA9lc
Caroline knight Luhec Emily Sa1oII.
Brilliant. ADDISON. Me. Anna 3. Jacobs, Providence.
Gii'ef T-eich J. ,. I.grsssni Hartford
r v. flo5Te' Se~.iiagea ~ Bayis Providence.
!. Warren, Providence. ]. Pierce stonlng,on
J. n. Taylor Fan River Z. W. Clark M6lf"'n
Jane Maria Bridgeport. w. p Wiiiamt Pail River.
j. VI Freeman. Providence. J. r. Lonllarl. Bridgeport
Cynth;s Joae Bsssrro"' T@ @.,h r w1rsf
r. Z. Cabll Port Jellr,on Whistler Norwich
John Ieary FUynetce. E'a ran h'eh
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r.H rrIr head aud T0lt sleep COOL ulu
druggist. DEts BAHSEs Co. No q ParAoR, New Ok
sole Agents
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Office No o. Broadway. guaranteed every instance.
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WINcHESTEK'
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MPrION ~ also promptly and certainly IN all
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present such other remedy treatment ht, ever equaled
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ist 3D. e. itl, 5b 9Th. 7h. sih 9th. Totals
fnss..,...... J -
base Pay-Put by Buck Dcru l. Cea,cui assisted ~
Sesr z; Coric j. Dmug By Goiie, q; Wright % Ayrrs l.
Sb. l. assisted by Ayres, l. Shelly, 4 Wright, a. Paoor =
Go.aie, l.
Foul Bouui.catclcs- BrifaN. O. Den.rg, 4.
Catches stukr,-BiuiSaI j. D,miHg. J.
OFT on Foul Bals-lale. times; Union { times
j. j. Grum 0f the Ecki0rI Club 81 NIIausbursh
Scolers-Mes,rs Wood and Lush.
ne O game. hours and twenty-five minutes
BASE BALL ITEM.
TODAY the Yale College nine meet the Allan
ties on the Union Grounds, Wiamsburgh, ana good
game must come OF II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

UNHE PHRENOLOGI CAL
4 JOURNAL for AUGUST CON
tains 20 Portraits, with Biographies
and Characters Of marked men, such
as Bismarck, Napoleon III, Carl
baldi, De Bow, Stratton, Ole Bull,
and others; PhysiOgnomy; SelfCul-
ture; Living for Purpose; What
is Change Of Heart ? etc. A very
interesting Number. 80 a year, or
81 so for a half year. Single No.
80 cents. Newsmen have it. Ad-
dress s. II. WELLS. New-York.
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al leaves stain and y goo o'esih
Dr. WOLtOr~S Office Ne. l5O Clathamsuarc. and 10 sod A. -
81 cents 81; balfPu % pns, - quarts 90 OH as
gistN
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS
wPSI EVAN UNIVERSITY.

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
VIE PSI-UPsILON FRATERNITY EXERCIsts-NEW
Rru DINCS-ADDITIONAL FNDOW FROM
HFssRs RICH AND DREW-FEsTIVE EXER-
CISEs or THE ALUMNI 49, DEGREES CON
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09
HOW TO MAKE A RADICAL

AS the Grant Party, the real pipe
and whiskey ring, is anxious to increase
its numbers, we present them with q
genuine receipt for making radicals.
The only ingredient in addition to what
follows, that might be necessary, is, to
add a title cgar, and "Old r0t," and
then the receipt viii be perfect. Here
it is -!
Take a large amount of ignorance, a
half pint of corruption, q once OF
c~owardice, one pound of hatred of In
telligent white men, one pound of De-
gro Hattery or deception ; put them all
10 the unconstitutional mortar Of con
t~ention, brurse them we'll with the pes
tie of oppression, or Br, wdlowis mill
tary drspotism. Put the compound
in the kettle of midnight plot:ers. Add
a gallon Of the essence of negro social
equality, boil over tie fire of ~confsca.
ton until you can perceive a scum of
falsehood rise to the top. Skim the
scum off with the ladle of traitorism.
Let it stand till it settless, then put it
up in the freedman's jug. Take two
tablespocnfuls every night and work it
IF in the morning with a small dose Of
revenue officers or collectors spoils. II
the patient be much debilitated Gas he
will be very apt to be if he has any
symptoms Of true constitutional govern
ment still remaining in him) let him
take two teaspoonfuls. of d~ecoction Of
negro leagues sweetened with a hypo-
critical prayer, and he will be as con-
6rmeda Radical as eve polluted the
South with his presence.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09
A~NDERSONVILLE PRISON.

We publish, this week, in vindica-
ton of the truth of history, a letter
from Robert Guild, Confederate Com
missionerof exchange, during the late
war. This letter most successfully
ventilates the Wanted loyalty and
the boastful humanity of the Lincoln
government, and places the response
billy upon the proper authorities for
all the suffering and death of the
Northern prisoners who expired
amidst the untold horrors of Apder-
sonyille. The annals of history can
not afford agreater display of perfdy,
bad faith and brutality than is fixed
upon Stanton, Grant and Butler for
refusing to exchange confederate. pris-
& oners for the, poor fellows who were
thus compelled to starve, pine, and
die, In that loathsome pen of death,
It is enough to mantle every North
ern cheek with shame to think of it.
Heretofore, the blame of these fearful
sufferings, was placed upon the con
federate authorities; and the North
ern people were asked to execrate and
forever detest the Southern people.
What shall a just and enlightened
people think of Grant Butler &c Co =?