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TIE HOY. SAMUEL cARpENTEE.

To the EdttoT ~ INC ATfoHHt'
SIR In your columns on Tuesday morning,
Won gave brief notice OF the death OF the Hon Samuel
Carpenter OF Valae, Columbia County NewYork. VIII
you allow me TO add few words respecting him, which
am sure viii interest your readers. had Known Mr.
CARPENTER from his early youth and advised OF his death
attended his funeral at his residence In Naate. me
village IN the town OF Kinderhook HIS illness was very
short and his death sudden IA 10 shock the whole
community. think never knew the death OF so young
a man profound an impression All the people
seemed 10 have lost friend; his death was PERSONA
grief TO all his toWnsmen; and very soon saw why the
sorrow was 40 general His kindness 10 the poor his pity
for the troubled his afaDty to ALL had created respect
and attachments the strength Of which the people were
wholly unconscious Of themselves until the sad news OF
his death was proclaimed lie was beautifully uhosteh
tatous IN his aims Barrels Of Hour were most thOugnt
fullv distributed in large numbers among needy iaulles
i'm such manner IA TO conceal the source frOm
vgbene. they came. He authorized the clergyman
10 see that all the children whose parents were
unable TO pay their tuition had permission To
attend the school and their bills presented 70 hlhi
former abOrer In his fathers employ who had either
hroken or lost limb returning 10 the village met MI
Carpenter vino shook hands with HIM cordially and IN
0ired 'f he had any stamps" and without waiting for
an answer put s. In his hand, telling him when that was
gone TO come him for Such "reminiscences met
me at every IN the village made calls among the
moor aud Little said OF his generosity while hc
lived Its developments were such that forbade
publicity but now 10 was Oh every ones llps. Livery
store in the village closed during the hours OF the
funeral: the number present was much greater than his
mansion could accommodate although crowded In every
part Mr. Carpenter, you state, had nlled different
offices and had lived would probably have been the
Though dying early there much IN hls life that the
young Of the nation may we'll try 20 emulate Truly
yours, . ID HALiiDAi'
Yctc. York Dee Q, 1853.
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RESUMPTION.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: As things now go, the day Of gold VIII
never come The country is getting impatient ana
wants day hNed-say July 4, s6a We shall never DC
prepared for it. Business Is now down TO the
hard pan, and everything Is ready for building up on
that bottom Press the loan too at per cent t Is
idle .ak OF a lOwcri ratei Of Interest," payable alcF
ten years and months notice, 40 tue pleasure o. we
Government principal and interest IN GOA Inc Iod.
should he for s. 4J0OJJO1O. divided into y parts vi
s1OOO0000O each-iutercsr ON one part pyaoe List o
every month. This would facilitate notice oI fedehl
ton. accommodate those who need monthly income
for person could invest 81 some OF every part' aud
above ALL prevent gold being locked up ID the treasury
such loan would be popular OoON4I'i'
dee 10, 1865.
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A COMPLAINT

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: You will permit me, through your
columns 10 call attention to the system Of petty swnd
ling which is pracueed by the man WRo sens tickets al
the Family Circle" window Of the wYork Theater
Last evening (Friday) / went with friend 10 this
theater intending 10 secure seats IN the Family circle
plaoard announced that the price OF tickets was 30
cents apiece Ny friend presented u al the window
calling at the time for two tickets Tie man TOOK
the money but gave back only ticket positively re-
fusing TO rive another, saying that only 20 cents were
handed in Remonstrance proved unavalllng. number
OF bysanders assured that he made several mistakes
Of this Kind every evening Now do not say that II was
not mistake do say that 10 Is Tor the interest OF all
and the Theaer In particular TO put
men IN their ticket Offices who are competent " sell
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n1SsrNGERS 1ERLTED.

,t,, rryrppoor Nav 28--In steamship Cuha.-James Wi
I Jb literon j. skinner and islg D Ahyona A. Norton x
No.. Ioi Ebe. Sli., Bushy b. BHttsrHodh ihe Rev H. :
ii I'D u stanton Blaze r. Lyon B. Jones' lady cnia ana ser
yaut l. Mann b. Weddgen. LOUIS Neiai'r9 W. H.
irfr- r sul adv Mrs NJ Barnett. james D", IN uAN
son Mis- McColoagh D. kaufman, NJ cara ana .tJ ~ p.
AZ t7rrnlre John Davies 4r lalus.Hca hs' pts.
NJ Nsrartc Mr. Nor lady chfd; Frederick fae D. For
rod Mr. Freedman Joh1 Gordon. Nj McDonafi lnools r
A Yiprr Joseph Bao Charles wilson, James O'' % - =,
man William Tsppan Arthur Low Harry Reed bs 'I -
Mrs MurphY. Charles Cornish B4"in hls"a n ~
Misses A.u.s Iler- isabella BALDWIN, Anne and Eni
Emma Reinharit Harriet Cox John hn"is1e' H. 'o'Ae '' ~
children and i've servants; Miss Carrie LAAers. -, - NJ
FROM SANTIAGO d. CUBA, NOg. 2J-ln Dng hoAE"se '''
AngeI l.t-lrs. NaLata MAuleL
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1N1oN IN THE GERMAN EEPrHLICAN CAMP..

Union IN THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN CAMP.
The old feud, existing for over two years, IN
the German Republican camp has been settled. Tie
honest efforts made by both Sides during the NaiohA.
for the common cause seem have healed the
old wounds and TO have smOOthed all difficulties.
The German Grant and Colfax Campaign club and tne
German Republican Central Committee have resolved to
uuife their forces solid organization. The bond
M uuiop signed by the presiding officers ~ the two
hodies provides for a new registry OF the members.
under the Joint auspices Of both ORGANIZATIONS for the re-
organizt0n OF the Assembly District clubs. and FOR the
election OF five gates from each club 10 Central
Representative Body, TO Tuesday, the 18Th
NJ January next.
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TIE LoEw BRIDGE AND OTHER THINGS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Do try and persuade the Common
Council to place the Loew Bridge at the lower end OF
Chamborsst, and let it span Westst at that point.
Thousands would he accommodated daily, and fearful
amount of swearing by cartmen prevented. such a
bridge is needed ALSO Barclay, aud Courtandt ana
IIbery-ss IL is almost a necessity. Another improve
ment these streets very much needed, ana tha -
an elevated sidewalk from West-st 20 Broadway. Inc
great traffic In that part OF the city the continual oad
and unloading OF the present SIDEWALKS rehuer
the passage OF gentlemen and ladies well ngh npOsoIOe'
We must hare the bridges ana elevated Sidewalks.
Nctr York; Dec. 10, 1865. NALl-si. AND JLL'sEi'
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pOApD OF CITY VAsSERs-MEETING OF THE
COMMITTEE ON PROTESTS.

BOARD OF CITY CANVAsSERs-MEETING OF TIE
COMMITTEE ON PROTESTS.
The Board Of City Canyassers met at II n.
m YESTERDAY and without trausacting any business,
took recess until Il o. NJ. today
the COMMITTEE oS PROTESTS.
This Committee met ~ ~ O'Clock in le,!erday' Alder
man Conan in the chair and considered tHe protest OF
vt In me Fourth Iut Ffth Districts Of tie Thirteenth
ward ,or School Trustee for the reason that the woes
which cast Tor the protestant were credited 70 20
Aath Ne.b.t. Nathan Jones. and Thomas sullivan all
drrt cnya.ser testified that the returns Shown thtl
ms, tbc Committee were the same that they sent 10 the
Hoard OF CITY Cauyasscrs; they were correct ana they
ue cauvnsscrsl had certified 10 theib ana lAese GER
tIdcates were IN their own hand writing
Tho chairman OF the Committee said no evidence hay
ng been 90 show that fraud had been pcrpcrateu
The closed.
the district 10 show that fraud had been committed.
The chairman said the closed, because tho pro-
esant had made case and had introduced no eN
dence TO substantate the statements contained IN hs
rrotest The Committee would adjourn this case until
portuuity the protestant 10 Introduce evidence Mr
Maon objected, and the Committee then declared the
closed . -, -, -
Mr. Mack objected the canvass OF the returns OF the
vote for school Trustee for the Tweny-s election
district OF the Twentieth Ward, for the reason that tue
were removed from the place where the cleo
lion was held Mr. Mack also stated IN his protest that
he could prove that he received much larger vote IN
his district what allowed him on the returns,
and that frauds committed IN said district AT
gad election 10 by the testimony introduced IN
this case that the balotboXes were removed to the
Station House first and that afterward they were re-
turned 10 the district and there counted The Canvass
testified that the returns AS placed IN te hanus o
Canvassersl read them before signing them. The Com
inlttee then adjourned.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SEwYoRE Dec u.i.;.CLE i!a1 POI.
seaahp.ca.edoua Mcdonald GLASGOW; lg2 Johnson rO''
Sbg Crest Of the Wave Jones. Baltimore.
Balks-yoyazer "apWeI, GOrari l'a Sche Asoa ia! va
Bnswi.an Gould barcelona; Eagle Wing Manly Bahia T. g.
Mcguire L-aed Ceufessi sophie SiFoat Jak'onAei Susan
o Sesri Willie D English Beaufort; Emma ,uaro Savannah D.
B4.eosA N%cl ~ gtt " Dr,ra Sic.o saa Coruwal,.
i,-ic Csset windsor s Oakes Ames. Enoads. Richmond
ARRIVED.
Steamship EstcTP. 6s,'' G, , Nov p r I. ad a1 pass S'A
steamship OSPREY, kenny Providence rt'- and pass
steamship Tlet, Tore Posas , MINE '7a Boston.
SHIN Boz,ar Jefferson. HIvre - DAYS. uise aud pas
Sb Leocoal wrke Bremen o. "a se AID pass ha' 1e-'1
an s,,f Sj T. F. Spencer. s,al 70 iiv. uator,a-
Brf Nout-,e johnson santiago d. Cuba 81 days. 'asf
Big Canta. Neauaa. Tars, Island Nov. j. sai.
BIZ S,,c Boolaa,ga vas .oae TO l port by s'sam'as
I B1s srlas 5i, Roa'r cauriae y. s.. produce
SER Sy1A' ha.eil. ....r..l - ,'' y .-yv,sr
Geo Brova ElosaPor- Lac 81 eoa E,iiaeia9oi'
Slcrss. h.l'1e,l.5L 49, Fi,.i-.I95rt
J C. Ca.sf-s.1m Eia6etipoi E,--..r-o. E.ia5ehg'Ft
81 A. rryiuor- l.1r-po- D q. Poster hila4 g..
Harriet R}aa, Providence i-f-ei y hi'oAs Do'''A
" Iaai Portland; s.lg eo t.. o. y Ri'fT
Jol1 T. Mitchell STAMFORD Norailg Lil,. 'Iselff1 9
S lawson Portland Ielt i- elt- ,e|'i'@'eA'
n A Iit B4-riel Moa-irose Providence
T. P. AbeI Milestone Point
s.,,.i, Cost, Rea P.a,ia. lip John OGauHt Liverpool
DOMETiC PORTS.
Hol~r' Horn Dec aArliseL oTss ..."a ron r @
49,. Iv u Re er Tang er, Nary Jeusus AsNl ok Mary
fg,t Rtrars q. Craig a sarah w. su.tl Alce :. foA
TasleT. s T. Co-s5sl Admiral G.'ge:oFa; u Prescott Ia55sT
Florence Roger. AcIanla; John Saar. Phlea LOUISA H7"
y,rs. Ifs Pavilion Nef.l Eastern Belle ArAl or@ 81.
Suy Dec ID rived scll J. A. Van bfult " est "inl
pt Ir.rt,; h. Bi Aorarli Fair l am ot,a'f
N..,frt Providence Sailed, schrs D. H. Ball"A
n h. kr Dan Webster Jonas Smith Tor Ae~-lorAi Dsi'e' i
EEWORlE.y Dec 1.-The steamship Bavaria sailed from this port
for uam1ury. FesteI.iT r-t---. 49, N.,,gv,
MstauLaA
FOREIGN PORTS. 90
orvvs-,g Dee 1.-THE steamship Prussia. hon he|-4oTs
arrived here today % , G.. t..4-~
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u vice VIM Rockford resigned H. Head seoud Leu.eaaHi
with rauk Nov. e. vice VIM Bruce. promoted.
KEsfGgArioys
Second BrgadeSleon b. John Dec 10Th Bngate
-Commag M w. Main. Dec 81 " H. H.
Dec p Surgeon kgtert Gueue7, Dee g. Ait Leonard X
Weles Dec 18th nfiutrY-Cspt D. Bnrger Dee 35th In
hHtry-Fs Lieut. Geo w. Royce IufangCspt c..
smith 81 Regiment CayaryFirst H. Doher,
Baltimore Washington Gray Cavary-Capt H. H. Coicr,
nee
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FIRE AT CLIFTON. s. I.

About o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out the premises OF Mr.. Brady. st. Marysave
and totally destroyed the dwelling house the barn con
the unreasonable hour Of the morning Engine Company
No arrived on the ground soon after the alarm was
given and materially assisted In saving the ADJOINING
hutld
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VIEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Captains pues OF vessels arriving at This port are requested 70
nt,r exhibiting written authority Of W Simousou General
Nps1r,r.s for the journal Of CoAiRsTce Tines TRIBUNE
rd SIN Ersrss Fleming Post Commercial fdrsris,r, stn
49, V, iriSr Journal and Netr Yorker Det0dt should
h. d. iyerei only ot the persons
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ACCIDENT AND DETENTION ON THE HARLEM
RAILROAD.

As the o. o'clock train, yesterday morning,
from White Plains was nearing Scarsdae the line Of
the Harlem Railroad the pump Of the engine gave out
causing detention of threequarters OF an hOur or until
the engine repaired The passengers who were an1
ious 70 places Of business In the city INDUCED
in much criticism of the management Of the road.
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tickets without making mistakes. Inc TACT tha1 lo
quenters Of the Family Circle are the 20 oier Lass
makes the petty operations OF TINS mdh sti,l 10
despcable know not ms name, but ne mas p.aoh nor
and whiskers aud wears spectaces am, sir respect
fully yours, "' L.
Netr- York. Dec. 3, 1868
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s9rofcssionaI So,I,,s.

4IT0It@slJ!.iI -l-tL-t5.
DR. T. b. FOOTE. author OF 80 Medical Com
1 mon sense nay consulted le-'- or a "s % l oi.e
No 10 Lexingtonavr o. Es,i lHe-. - '-' -'''
ron 10 O.. lii : !. Consultation ii.e
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
4 MENT OF NERVOUS DEBILITY Pr ..,r- sei ana A5tt
,v rri otlrr special Of importance sisfi WORK 90
te.e subjects b, 3D. AttoXo H. d. formerly oi',N' OF A.
o1~ M srrr.-y in M-l1l Cl-e. " D. tee s4
psr.r cover 51 rrI A.fro. address No. ~ 't f--e
5-t second a1a Consolation from 60 49, - 3 all - .
SD 10 No. % Ere be- llyo.. Paris. f-atc'.
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. q. ". LAW RENEE,
Va PRESIDENT gaver o !iot SF1-s, Ark'..'. ~ .s4l
a. Ia rrghst u,l. Br1aIwaY (oppOa-e Itie hor carly rom
10 a. m until p. Circulars rssnlaa Lot ap5 A.4--'A' If
ushei 90 applicants
DRIVATE HOSPITAL for the mare obscure
L oftae Pelvic Fi-er3. u-s- lie et.',e " oi ~
WARD DIXON D. The ierln-.-"i'. Her
Errl.c4a Fsrt ITi
sc,r. 49, a. % box No. IT, Hours ~
lo 10 . evenings AZ d. d. residence - q
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Sort 9aarotu's TOtit..

e0rt- GNaI0fn sloIItt.
STATE o. NETWORK. I
PoRr.wa RDEys OFYIcE, No % WhAansl
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
$50 ~ ts Art passed Arri H. l3' entitled "A Acit'
Ss. s .eHs O1cs Port o, New lorE 10 al pefsa'
ter- IN or having subject matter OF sea n4l
poB on slrvey he following noN unei AA
rot ty ts tA4t tae SAD af'ets or
.t ta es gays ueEl saccec-Ia. board al
vessels;
l.a4c ''~t ~
q 80.
or. ooirn1 Nob.n,ous
MTSTHURNE IOMthlSs, rrv,ieH,
Ar,.'s HERMAN. Seeretarr.
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPoAT-9 III.

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,
sun rises...... 1:l6 sun ses 55 Moon res''''''' 80"
DAY. 90
Sandy Hook laut. t:l3 Hell Oaie''s.'' w.
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ST. pnul,. Refarmed Da.ch CHURCH. ~, H,l - Be-

ST. Paus Reformed patch Church L!, '9 +. ss s
ave- feryarst a5d see sosow S, MORN
ING - 0 c'orl and the Pastor the Re- ALhA r. fsor
y. b.. 10 the afternoon az = 0 eiooA' oNA1'' -
service az . o'clock J. M
fr,,bos UouSc-he Sermon Of co1rse IN hs9sf %
s. Bam'oas House VII he des bb ~ tie ineaa,ioS Mad.
.onave. Thryfhst, on sIspAI h & "a 40 o.
srq 9 to &c s21Ts9 c. Z HsseA 's' '"
SUNDAY -choo ork nj Home md AbrsaGa.IA Rgi9ls
neSas 81 me = p, church West near
] SUypA{ EytyISf 1872 PiIs a,, az y Missouri .a Of
eieras M..osar an tie Rev b KirEGE are aaSH, We
speaker. % D. - -,
seventh Prcsb, trran Church sarsr Of B" an n Ss5
t-Preachng By the Pastor Hs Kew l. n % ~ 6Iyp1 D. D.
ofCasson.ag Caarrh sau VIZ p,eh tie 80 snaaa 40 se
The Tcneher,' Association of the Bapii.i V 1Ev
school Union sl bold i.e. uoat.' nee as sn ND,b ~,
Twenty li ucar Esbh,e The Rev FtAsh J5HNS0N o, Pei
SToDDARD on teachings Of The Bbs" Al are Ia
yitei 10 attend
The Rev. William Alvin Bartiet all P..aa BIS fAEE
% SUNDAY EVENING services commence at i oeo special
Communion service IN thr noruins AZ lO
The Evangelical lutheran Church of the iioly Trim
iN. between Fh ana S1hye The hey u r.
EkoTEL D D. Pastor Services SUNDAY 18th insi 'lo ~
-ni = p
trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Thur a,ih,t BE-.
Preaching SUNDAY AtisNtNp
;fe Rev Dr. g. HARE EVENING 0y Ps;or tie Res. C. T.
With seats The galleries free.
The Five Points Mission Of The Oh Brew ~ Para
R Ief S',.os sGndy io 20 O'Clock
cies ersrc,es nom 4 o'clock wib short
addresses b. visitors
The Rev, sir Pooi ui preach 90 Nctmi,.tr Cs9,en, twenty
secold.st sixth nd seventh 'A"'SI'
az lol n and = ,. ~. Strangers cnr-iaiy invited
Under The Auspices Of lte Hebrew ehrst'n bFp,src
hood. - Bible House. Ne Aloa n - -. h. -
TDES nay EVENING = o'clock. NJ Room 30 ~ '"'ptr I-s
,ate Asorree where teahiuss 'i ne b.e are n.y. =,
IAN de d,ctlaes Of Jewish Church aii te can, %
Nazareth 70 he arbaes Of ls Ne.ehsi pselc- ~ "e POV
are poatcl oat to he jews AL are jas tel.
United Presbyterian Church Oas5"9' ~
between Second and Third Preaching Oh in VI .h ~
lc ami q bv PaorJ McCULLDCi, aid * - %. & ~
SIyIN WOOUsIpE Brnoklyn The lubHc are c'nl..t '-
Washrgton-,quare II. i. Church ltour.ai PEE, 81 D
aye )-PeachHg iOt m. and 3 u m' " -e n coi 4.
FOSTER. Subject for Morning Sermon i@e No'"''' "
| revealed IN erection
Jyo 20 f. land lilo N>SENGEE OF COD aii rraca ID
the Uuyersr Nashiug nn 81 HlA4 At p '' '
Subject: ~ Prophecy rnufcrane AusleH.
Young Mems Chri-liuu A-soc.ation special srnoss !,
Distinguished 0lt OF Ne'- -e '
TOMOEEOW tSguat} Et ESiSG. by Rev JOIN ~ W. - a
Irtirgtau NrF-lo thurrl ti-iase c ri
st. lad z oo Si-cI: lLe special Appeal oi ile o'ti 20 "1Ds
/ Men" Young ne ccrtll.y Invited seats irre
] -s.
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Rndtrg.
MtNicI.

GENERAL DEPOT for United States and
II Brush ProucrsJON HENRY suers"r 70 ueas harnti
90 No. 2l Pars.row \ \ City and country Dug Stores and
suppl,ei ul Mas EARL'S MAGIC OF LINlMGNr II
ar.s Piles .heam and FruEea Limbs aud every
disease Of TIE SAln.
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Matbin,V.

nor SALE CHEAP-Two COPPER WORMS,
u coil Appy TO e PoILL0N jr feot Bridget Breoslys
V'OY AM-ENGINES-For clever boys
youBg power live 80 as and 80 each S~ns
stamp Tor circular H. SIlBARBAUM No 80 Broadway, ~ Y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-02
SEAL

n-,.n ho oao,;nis,o-oa hv ono IF thu
...,.','~r .I,o.;on 49, any otbor rorsor am.
-, .3.;.;..on oa,bs Af,.r tho
''''' 49, =, ,..,,.t,.a,, In. ,,hsor;hoa tho
~ '0'' nj ,'I =, .,,,. thon hr;nr horore the
'00'' '"'"' ~ >.-s-..a.. ,u,.;. bo,.n
) "1S'' W ,.',..ty ,,t,. ofns to,,ovbio
"o''"' ''''" ''"''' -. -.
3CHere he oUerS ms Odtt0t, ana MS "iCheSS
must take the following oath
-. e., .h.t ,,o,, l,ro,v
gu "o so,om",S ",' LII, ~ots 10 ha a boua
the person now Tno'.us ms 20 .hot "o,, knn,w
'I r'Sloohs % 'n'S i'nI ost 3a"
ne mas t'S'u', ~ 81 hoir Van
God -"
After having done this the ballot must be
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-02

The Springfield Journal gives us the fol.
lowing:
There Is just AZ much sense 10 redeeming tho
national DEBT with greenbaeks ~ there would be
10 redeeming our municipal debt with city war.
Tants. dreenbaeks are government promises to
pay, aud city warrants ave uur luuuiripal urom-
Uses - pay, Both are shIuplas,ers Neither il
money"
AT last we have radical admission oe
the rump's purpose.
They forced the people to take eight hun.
drod millions OF grecnbacks on gold con.
tracts The bondholders, the scrip barons
and the money changers buy up the oblga.
tons Of the people, the bo@ds, for forty cents
on the dollar, and now the rump aud the
radical leaders, the men who forced legal
tender on the people, say, I'VE VII not take
this legal tender-they are nothing but sbin,
pIGsters. Give US gold for our bonds"
But few years since, when the bond
holder, the money changer and the scrp
baron were forcing the legal tender upoI
the people, the Journal was declaring thai
the man who said legal tender was not a,
good az gold, was traitor. The object 0,
that was to compel the people to take the
legal tender. Now, the Journal saws that
legal tenders are nothing bus "shiuplasters. ;
The object of this is to compel the people tt
pay the bondholder, the scrip baron and tn,
money changer, gold for their bonds
Springfield Register.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-02
By Telegraph
REPORTED ron TuE DAILY ARGUS.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 1.-The United States
mail coach for ort Laramie which leit here
Ills morning was attacked at noon and the
ranch burned while the passengers were
dining. One man was killed. company
of the 9th Z. S. Infantry, Gen. Bradley IN
command have gone thither.
DENVER, Sept. Fifty Indians made
their appearance eiqht miles above Colorado
City this forenoon and drove oil about one
hundred horses. They moved toward Bayou
Basin with their plumber. small force oil
volunteers was Immediately sent to intercept
them. Gen. Sherman has ordered ten.
Aupar to move his troops so that he can
intercept the Indians going north. lie
thin ks they did intend gelug to oak hollow.
| Gen. Sheridan has sent cavalry under Col
| Forysth to the head Of Beaye. Creek and the
| Republican.
OTTAWA, Sept, l.-Grayes the witness
who was expected to identify Nhalen as the
murderer of Darcy Mcttee and who He'd re.
Gently TO the United States has been recap
urei. A charge was trumped up against
him at Rome and he was taken to Ogdens'
burrh. where he was made drunk and SNUG
pled over to Canada, without gong through
the ceremonies usually required by eNtradi,
ton treaties. Sir John 4. Mcdonald Is SAID
to have directed that he be captured at any
cost and in any manner.
Excitement still exists in Montreal! over
the Fenian pic mic to be neld today for the
benefit or Whalen. The loyaIists have la
: ken steps to preventit. .,
f CncAGo, Sept 2.--Hon Geo. II. Pende
, ton has Withdrawn his appointments III LIZ
uois. until after the election in Ohio.
New YoRx, Sept. Gen. Rosecrans, in
/ conversation at the A5tor House, yesterday
' said he did not believe the southern leaders
I. intended to issue an address as has been re-
r ported.
he SAYS the policy will be one OF kindness
and cancellation aud that ihbustern8 OF
annexation movements will not be favored
In the board Of health Yesterday the regu
5 latious adopted by the state commission
f ers in reference to the attlesquarantine were
i. opposed. They direct all droves arriving
f to be taken, at once, to quarantine yards ia
r the city. All stray cattle in the streets De
/ seized.
< BosroN, Sept. 1.-The democratic state
:. convention assembled IN Fanuel Hall to-day
a eleven hundred delegates present. Har
Q mony and enthusiasm prevails Henry W
# Payne is president, John Quincy Adam:
!. will be nominated for governor.
4 Albany, Sept. . noon.--T weddle Hall Il
c crowded, and the democratic state oonYen
A ton was called to order by 5. j. lllden, wh'
/, made short address in which he expressed
n confidence in the triumph OF the democratic
II president in this campaign. IL. y. Cheese
, | irorrb WAC rhn4pu fpmnoraTy CHAIRMAN