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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
snnnrING BY A CLERGYMAN.

BOsroN. Sept 17-ln Old Cambridge yester-
day afternoon the Rev John owen who is Graduate 81
Bowdoin College and OF the Harvard Theological school,
shot A thief m his garden. Mr.. owen formerly kept u
large bookstore m Cambridge, and at one time was a
Unitarian minister, but Of late years he has Ncd falhe
secluded lie al his residence MI Aubhrh-'t ahu
Hrattleoquaro The place has not been properly cared
for the fences dapdated, aud general air OF desc
aton pervadcs the whole place. Boys have on several
occasions pic up fruit ia the garden aud Deen driven
away. Yesterday, between / and o'clock, Michael
sheen who about Is years Of age entered the premises
and was pick z up OF the windfall iruit when
owen dschar-.d pstOaud the charge entered 5heehs
hack al Of the spine. II Is SAID that three
shots were fired. sheen had committed Tres
-, but not larceny lac eating the irult where nc
stood. He removed 10 the Massachusetts beltiiI
Hospital The shooting drew large crowd To tIe spot
and The excitement increased by the arrest OF oven
When the facts became generally known the iileds OF
Sheen collected in large numbers, ana IL was NJ one e
feared that violent measures might be lhuused ~ Inc
prisoner lodged In the Police station ana was visited
y the Hon. Charles sumner aud other gentlemen duluS
the evening Mr. Sumner graduated ~ harNAiu III l3'
lie same year in which the prisoner finished hls stuu'
In the Law school THIS morning arrangements, were
made 10 arragu the Prisoner and IL being lohi ta
Sheen was still alive the hearing was cohthucu uhli 10
morrow owen furnishing bail IN 5000 Tor MS appearance
The nall still renaius sheous body, aud, though ne s
exuected 10 recover 10 will be- many weeks before ne WI"
he able To work again the wound Is IN dangerous
spot Ny owen says that he did not know the you "is
there but that lac boys near the trees ana hied NB
In rrlgAtgn.fAem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.


DOMESTIC MARkEIS
7Toacco unchanged Cotton heavy. Flour du'
Srur fne 50 25dt7 DoIbe tr 81 40
Fncr. Sl1 1854 Wheat Unchanged Corn DO choice
Yellow g7c White Oats quiet at J2657c Tor Comm to Cn,r
6gtl 49, Bfrev heavy d 81 06 ~ IS for Of
10 Prime PORK dull at s9St2] Is: Bulk shouders ne Clrr
Sides l5c du Clear Sides G3 Gle Sb"rdsrs l2f@Je
Lard 6r but inactive 10y G2e for eras Live Soc s5H 80
Sheep - head RersiptPiour 32p h> Wheat
p hush Corn. % bush Oats $50 bush Ry" - bush
I0r.vLE Sept lrobaecSsles "a hhds lnss " GOOD best
hoherS ASKING ghr antcrstOn II damage by
Sunerfr- Four S6 5nST Wheat ~ T%2 ~
hulk 5d Sc. IN bulk Ffsef ~ 40
Had Sugsr Mes Pork no BaconShouliers. 49, Cer
Ribbed 5lc sides IT, PACKED LarI-Terteo 'c Free
WHISKY upriral No ~ IVA 81 D.
WuNSGros G. Sept l7Spns TuDentne firm and advanced
n Ale c-k casks &c Ra STEADY No ~ 70 - 10
Tar firm a. - 3D. -.
SavANNiu G lCoion 10 demand toward close b"ders
withdrew sales Of III baes Ndlngs, 24e eee p', so4
bale: e1ros.s. roq>tH'e 90
m l1Cot'nn rnsrt adyanclngi taes ol IA rs
rcr.l. o.. D. = bales. Hiiiny. AtNAic 49,
II otton active advanced y DIe sales IL"
bal. - ..-1s. % R-cents - ha
T. 1T -s Of 20 bales; market closed nara;
w.LI re. 2J1Itc Kereipts 25 hse~ Exports. Sl5 hseh
NEwOptpAN. La l7Cott mIraet tending upward; MD
dues -3l-. olD bales Reents 263 bales Ste ~
chang s6f Sivht EEcapge, sonat
Gold 1891 Sunrrdne. II ~ Corn, o59$l w.
OFT. G2dl1- Hr-Nest-ru s1.D-2i Bras uncnang-L farE
.alprs. lc ~ les he Hams t~sSc LAfu
-TirT,e 2o-; Kes, Maet generally dl' unees easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
royAL ARcn MAsoNs, ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-At an election OF officers
to-day Of the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masas JAS
NJ Austin of New-vork elected General Grand iI'gh
Priest: Robt S Hruns OF South Carolina, Depuy Grand
High Priest: Wm. Hacker Of Indiana, General 0r'hu
King Martin Conins OF Missouri. General Grand Sci'he
John Mcclellan of Massachusetts, General Grand irea
urer John u Caldwell Of ONO, General Grand se'retaiy
Isaac Titus ~ California General Grand Cap OF the
unst. ArIiu H. Minor ~ Illinois. General Grand Roy Al
Arch Captain following elected officers al ne
Grand Eurtuumrut OF the knight TrnpihrS OF the
United stse- Gardner Of MassachuSrt u, bf1hd
Master: J. q. \. Fellows Of Louisiana, Deputy Hrsnd
Master. Kent Jarvis OF Ohio, Grand Gcnettis
simo; Geslgr ". Bell Of Missouri. Grand Cap
tain General John Frazzel ~ Tennessee GrdEd SENIOR
Warden: William g. Muugeu Of Kentucky. Grand Junior
Warden: john W Slmons % New York, Grand Treasurer
John L. Caldwell of Ohio. Grand Recorder: Alfred
CreIgh OF PENNSYLVANIA. Grand Standard Bearer; Val
liam Barrett uf New Hampshire, Grand sword b"aftri
Thomas W. Chandler OF Georgia, Grand warden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
NEM-NORK.

THE TwFNTY-THIRD- ST. GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Twenty-third-st. Republican General
Committee met last evening, Senator Ih"s Murphy III
the chair After short address from tic Chair urging
unremtting e1erton the part Of tao members for tile
success OF the Tickets both s.aoo and National the fol
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted;
R,rd That the Corie Of this oganiratou be IN.
siruciel TO issue call % The Assent" -, Ii 49,
Copvegii"I' H. is Cot,e. he So Instructed prepare
an 5Sress to the Union OF winch Ne Hon r. j.
Rhn Chairman requesting nat = a 'S s Is
be INSTRUCTED TO meet 10 JOINT col yrli"' " - 49,, wv ~
purpose Of producing &c ei. hs,%oRy I's,s
Resolutions were then offered by the Hon. Thomas
Murphy indorsng the work OF the National anu STATE
Conventions and promising hearty support OF the can
dldates at the coming election and were unanimously
adopted Short addresses then made by eX-Alder
man DAYTON and Rufus Andrews, ursng that particn
lar attention paid To the matter Of
zaton by which means the kenDhcAh party mas Ocen 81
often heretofore swindled.
ROUs1NG REPUBLICAN MEETING N UTICA.
Utica. Sept. 17-This evening large and
enthusiastic Republican meeting was held IN Mechanics
Hall The Hon Charles H. Doolttle presided, with vice
Presidents and Secretaries from each ward Inc nan
was crowded 10 its utmost capacity The non n H.
Bailey Representative ~ CongiSs ~t% ,n1 from tins
District delivered an eloquent speech he
reviewed and the Opposition 10 the Reconstruction
neasures OF Congress from the Same source ~
Epr
,ins He spoke Of the condition al the bonth ahu o
onislana particularly showing that there are Two parties
-, be sout much the indg iaon oi the oiu "tstoc
go lie ayerred that that The umolsA {" Tue oVulh
intended TO maintain their right 10 De t'epn3eas W
~ ,na a. in te North TIE persecution ot ohoh,Il, ny
% Pebels of the South slOAcn 0 ahd Illustrates" W
examples. o., A.
meeting of the Tanners Cun OF me oeVenth III
ward ~ Rrooklyn will De held next Monday evening" aI
Temperance Hall, In Kent ave, near Myrte-aVe'
Horace Greeley speaks at Chappaqna' toeethef
with Gen Pleasonon, under The a.sr, o. o FRI
and Colfax Club for Newcastle and N"dh hisCu ~" -,
day EVENING" sept o. aud not t'a'y" IIIua9I nc an
nounced In yesterday Tribune -.
The Republicans Of Hcnp5tedi arc IT, gaeJ'i "a
utgwatn SOY 20 feet i'm the Of oinhhS holei, anu
intend % dedicate It, and nave banner ~ sf t ,nd
dav evening next Col a. N Hancock o hlhi! anu
Others are TO address The meeting
The Grant and Collax Cub o.. the First ana
eccoud ward. of AIolr MA lu uI,c 3D. -ia.l hr,il :
and banuerrasiug ~ tho JUNCTION VI DOaoA iO"u anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
YEw-HAMPsnIRE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

MANCHESTER, Sept. 17.-TO-day was the
third day OF the NcwHampshire Agricultural Fair. 1t
was by far the successful Of any The grounde were
thronged by "A vast multitude, estimated at 10000. The
chief the day the parade OF the Manchester
Fire Department consisting Of six steam engines, hook
and ladder, and hose company and tral OF skill on
the fair grounds by the engines. Ia the afternoon
horse contested. The first was open 10
all horses that had never beaten 2:i5 and was won
by G. +. Mallard's Qaconia) Belle Morrill, Time. 244:
2iOl 2us The second was for horses that had never
beaten 1885 II was by Charles W. Howands Con
cord Lady Carter. Time 2:l7l; 1884; 2:3s. passing
race followed which was won by A. ID. BURGESS Amos
koag Of Manchester in 23S; 255s 255. The premiums
were announced this morning. The Fair will close to-
morrow night. The managers describe IL as the most
sncceh.lnL state Fair ever held In New-IIampshlre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

Mr.. David p. Skinner was shot and almost

Mr. David p. Skinner was shot and almost
instantly killed by burglars IN his own house, IN indie
pendence Ohio Saturday evening. He had long been
Cleveland mikman, and wealthy. At about O'CLOCK
In the evening while he reclining on bed and read
ing n newspaper, masked rufians entered and pre-
sentng cooked pistols babe the occupants OF the room
not TO stir penalty Of death Nothing was SAID by
them about money the object Of their visit MI SKIN
er rose from his bed almost the instant one
OF the robbers advanced few steps to the foot OF the
bed took deliberate aim. and fired, the ball entering AT
the left breast and killing him. Almost Immediately
after the shooting Of Mr. Skinner two other shots were
fired, one by each OF the Mr.. Wood and Mr. johns
were the Intended victims shots but both missed
their aim IA the first shot had been fired. MT
Johns rushed the and grapped with him. although
himself without weapons The villain attempted 10
shoot him. dschrging the pistol almost m his face, but
the hall passed upward struck the ceiling glanced down
ward To The wall and thence fell the floor It's force
beng spen The third shot was fired by the other burg
lar Mr.. Wood. but 1t passed ont OF the window 10 the
door. After struggle with Mr. Johns aud Ar
Wood the murderers escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH
1.-The cold snap extends to Augusta. Ga.
....Rentes closed on the Paris Boursc, yesterday
-; In Albany, last evening, the thermometer de-
scranton. Pa, experienced the first KILN frost
on Wednesday nigHi
Snow fell at Aurora, few miles north Of Mon
treal "Wednesday night
Frost covered the ground on Wednesday night
IN Albany Bmifa Utica and neighborns towns
Tho attendance at the Provincial Fair in Mon
,re,l YESTERDAY aud day before was unusually large
Rueben f. Field. aged about 40 years drowned
himself oS sdnssdsJ Ottsr Greek, near Rutland, Vt
Lieut.-Gov. Bean was the recipient of mag
niscsBi dnn1r ST PaireE' Hall Montreal ye''s"ly.
Rarlwelps satinet factory in South Belcher-
tom Mas was burned WEDNESDAY Loss about $1,000
The yacht Monette of Quebec won the race, yes
teria Code Of signals distance 20 miles IN hoa anu % "~
Can't. Woosoly, of the 6st Rifles, has so far
the highest in the all 0@'s match al 'I A meeting ID
Moatrea
.Papin's livery stable IN Montreal was burned on
wednesday sh and number osloek horses on9eS :" " eiO
At tie Provincial Fair, perlshed
The Alabama Legislature did nothing yester-
sy Both early and the Republicans sent no Sc
2 caucus to decide tie registration question
IA building on Mnorst., philadelphia; occupied
b Mr. Thomas W. Price siAio9e aud hss'r1 " IoHns No.
apnfetures Of printing cards vas burned yesterday morning
Loss sloOOO
The pigeon match in Guelph Canada, yeesterr-
A. bsp rh champion Of the Domasn aud ZACH OF Gnep
for 300 side birds won BY the former The score oli
Bireh asj Black a.
III Nj. BeCkleV OF flnCnSLle, DOltlOuib to a'
i,de on "Wednesday night In the MahbI House baltimore
hi,s NJ. had Lost lie served during the
Colop,i Of Virginia Confederate Regiment
A Mrs Larkin was found dead in her house In
Montreal e,,era afternoon Her Husband va. arrested " 90 s.pos
H. soIr Of the wife !Jng neglected on the sofa
Iieutenant-Col. X. w. Kenyon OF Troy com
se b, auAanan the Boston Hotel Boston on educ
ss Ansr taxing poison. be informed Nj Pray TIE ani
h,.I ana sad Of the DO all you eau 10 save me
ph.ps we're called sAdo ADMINISTERED oa' without
avail
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars, IN session
T. w,,owu y have elected ocer. Tor The ensuing year az io
40 ~ IL G. the silA, Ball MNnius, y - o. W G. H. Il
nh,,t Of Rochester n T.; g. W v II Randall o. os~rgo
Nu WVG Vs. s. J. W. MeKss OF Utea n II e. '" t. H. r. Fsrno
Walerovn n. J.
The express robbers were again before tho
MI. Toronto. yes'eray. aud nan Ibompn
s.srssI then TESTIMONY Tor tse Sssn' Ii tas
a. MANNED the cooperation OF the express er-ef
Z that no whence used aud that che oiease Mas SIMPLY
b,sIsusut which Is not ersradisionsL
George f.. Knox. James H. Fairbrother, and
JI,rooi enlisted In tbe unlt~ Ntitfs ARSENAL a. gn'a
'rr-st- ard afran~d before United He
,..t,~.r O. H. rlrrg. uf si OBJ. 4tt N' or'lrr
~ grounds 1r Of Jg a.I ah % nF 81 iHt Toy
ss h.. l 300 ball. falling o. o1.th vcu lAei Nc'e eoA
United for tisi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
An extensive fire is raging in Brooklyn, near
the HIghts, we are going to press

An extensive fire is raging in Brooklyn, near
the Hghts AS we are going to press.
Yesterday was the lsraelitish festival R0sh
HOshOnO," or the Jewish NewYear Services held
in all the synagogues, aud large congregations were IN
attendance. The Days OF Atonement ten in number,
penitental season. commence today.
A fire was discovered in the Junk shop of
william K Bright jr No. lsS Soutb-st, early this
ing The flames spread 10 the building No 10 James Slip
occupied by T. p Jones, saimaker, aud entaied total
damage Of about 81 90 distributed as follOws Building
on soatb-st 1900 Junk shop, s5OO sailmakers shop
$500.
Among the arrivals in the city are Jose Garcia
Garcia Peruvian Minister 10 the United States at the
Clarendon Hotel Senator John sherman OF ono Senator
Fowler of Tennessee Gov COny OF Maine the Hon j.
L. Williams Indiana, the Hon u. Pratt OF Prattsve,
Gen H. L. Robinson. Bnehamton, and Col X. Brinker.
hof Ohio, at the at NichOias Hotel Gen Johh H. swift
of Boston, and Oliver Ames OF North Eason' MASS at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Col Gorloh and Capt bHnnlus
chael Of Maryland and Gen. u. H. Sharpe OF KINGSTON
n Y. at the New-YOrk Hotel. Gen. d. b. McklDgln, u
A. and Miss Helen Western. at the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen. T. b. Gates Kingston at the Aston House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

These mort. hay. foreign commerce of ss1OOCo
domestic trade beside which we have the aep'e n.rs
Empire radsag from these ponts through lie cAnas ana
rrycr. III, ,,, c,n, ,o,o., erecting apdlp.. .na
a SS o sDsty d ' Rs's Of
must communal Ser .nS % o & ESPECIALLY 10 CSs. Sac
hiss system and Der onV means nov OF
The Western Word Knows tia. cSa very large ooSt,, 5 the
The latest return. made to Der sstrsl s,s'
S rsr iI Hrn1,s aaa Fortn lions ao1 @ ks
the actual aggregate Nears al Of ibr Who are ot
but that Of Barope Coma Rd %
techsrs 40 t si tS a., n,ocarpS esy Information
observed cii thu. the chPc's make grsa. use Of 'se 1sss
sssi Of rs S 81 s9T SFsne n the telegraph
propose connecting all their graf apor we're noS - tnes
Of cee', Oprraro9 and ssuid st,sI increase thereafter
c.pGnst and 70 ~scs pscp. importance
SHARE. Of liz Compsn 70 Unite uunbe may obtained go
monthly Of 81 80 each commencing December sS %
'&r,sr. 6RExEL WINTHROP Co.. GAub.' 50. ia wall's
ME-. BooKsrAvER, THAYBR L sLossoS, 30. 10 Walls,
THE NATIONAL BANK COMMONWEALTH, Eew.YorL
M. :T. PINK BaoMS Ss Fst c. S;-Yo.l
TIE Fiasr SATioSAL BANK, W4,hinson: DC
NIX nk IKE hlS SAT6s A. BaSK
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W.R HIGBY eg Psqaauuock sioua BAnI Brdssrors cour
W H. NOISE American KIpr cempa9y Ssasnsetay y !
And 1.-THE hce 81 the Company Nos - Ad -
Uas Fixtures.
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ALSO:
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HILL Inmabe " sir aud wh.ksrs ~ every eones'abs
variation neat appropriate studio No 2bt Broadway sh'hg
50 black brown Instantaneous beaua Dss<
cheapest ia use sod by al Druggsts
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Dr. DLLBNBACK Of Boston, author OF work Consumption,
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inhalation Of ATOMZBD INDICATED FLUIDS ard thus. instead
administering medicines b the they conveyed a. ouce to
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WILDE at his SewYork o6ce No $50 Boaiway SeTeuteen
sud nonquare on THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 1 and lssh Of
September. Consultation free.
Away with had -mc-,-PHO4.NIX DlSiNFkCrAsf, III
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

-CA0PRNTBR-Os Wenssav Sent 80 q White li.iH' y
D. To- gr ran. VIM H. Field 70 Mary. daughter o. Richard b.
C.ru.ntrT No ctniN
R>SELI-WILLKY-n Brookvn Tr~ar. - l5 hT tie Rev
Henry W. D. D, Klaa Rfeellf Au'ncyt aw o. New
Mary CHEER OF Irofse p Nef 81 the
former place.
van PFLT-MLLER-0u Teniar sept H. s. Peters Cbnrcs
Bro,siyn Rev j. A. Paddock. John v Van irt 81 Bath
l. L. Josephine o., daughter Of the late Joseph Miller Of
Brook
WADE wenssav Sent 6 1853 At Caiva Church
Tatur a. i.i. Rev W. MArs ID. d., Dr. CAarcs IL
Wade u Hiss MARI T. Knapp, both ofths cav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

eral delivered very effective speech in tho course OF
which he spoke OF the past and present cOnd Of the
negroes He showed that they assisted him greatly I'm
New. Orleans, and related many interesting anecdotes
concerning that clty during his siay. lie tnuncated at
length his well known views concerning the aud
their fighting qualities, ana had the almost GREATNESS
attention OF the audience for nearly hours. The
applause was frequent and hearty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY MCGEE.

OTTAWA, Sept. 17.-Patrck Blackley, one OF
the accompces the MCGEE murder SAID to be Insane
Bail will probably be accepted for Eageson Enrght and
Murphy, the other accomp.ices. Whaen most strongly
protests that did shoot McGee but says that he
knows who did IL expected that he Will make full
cnnfnr.lnn hefnre long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
THE BosToNIANs CLAIM MORE.

A special to Tie Boston Advertiser, dated
Augusta, Sept 16, says:
Returns have been received from BAG cities, towns
and plantations embracing all the State Incorporated
for election purposes with the exception Of about 100
small places which will not swell the majority very
materially. These returns are mostly official, and
show that in the 3i6 towns there has been cast a
total vote of 1880 Gov. Chamberlain hay-
ing q majority Of 2l.214 over Mr.. Pillsbury.
This majority is above the estimate OF
the State Republican Committee, owing to the
Unexpectedly large increase of the Republican
vote i'll the smaller towns. The remaining towns
may bring the total vote up to 1900 and give
Republican majority of between 5000 and $4,000
The Senate VIII be unanimously Republican, with
the exception of the delegation from Knox County,
where Democrats were elected. The dominant party
will be stronger in numbers in the House Of Repre-
sentatives than it was last Winter. while in the list
of members elect, but one or two names Of Dem
ocrats of any prominence in public life can DO found
We think the total vote is larger, and the
figures too high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
brsAsTERs ON LAKE ERIE.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-THE bark Clough of
Tnesday night All hands lost except Rush kcrd
the second mate The names OF the lost are D. = keld
captain; George T. Demck, first mate; Cathaflne SUN
vap sewarde.s; Chapman Bleer and Fitzpatrick, Lake
sailors The bark Berlin reported ashore siN niles
east laden with coal and lath She Is insured III boston
for a. UuU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
NFW-JERgEY.

The Fourth Ward Grant and Colfax Legion
~ Newark was last evening presented with elegant
banner a gift from the ladies OF the Ward.
The new Republican wgwam at Elizabeth
will be dedicated tonight The turnout VIII probably DO
the largest ever In that section OF NewJersey
Three hundred men and two hundred boys
soe i'm red shirts and others in blue paraded through
several of the streets Of Newark last night shouting for
seymour and Blair and Randolph then assisted at the
r,,uQ OF "A and finally expended al tloli eher
oi@s cheering for the orators who addressed them.
At meeting of the Grant Club of Bayonne,
y II WAS resolved to form Grant Legion, OF which
Lieut. selvage is 20 take the command. Committees
were appointed make thorough canvass OF the DIS
,rirt me Hon d. W. G, Morris although IN poor health
is displaying the utmost zeal and energy III forwarding
the good cause
Newark, the largest city in New-Jersey, is
alive with hard working, energetic kepuDicahs Inc
place is hred with genuine enthusiasm ior he oya can
Jate In every Ward there Is at least one Grant ana
ciSy Club and one company OF Tanners. The Leglons
have nrhc drills weekly and each night. but one or
more LngOns make display. IAere j. deterlhiioA
manfestcd 10 carry Essex County handsomely iOr tie
candidates 80
The dedication of the Elizabeth wlgwam viii
tae Mace this evening with All imposing display; IL VIII
i rnrub red that the Democratic CITY COUNCIL refused
eri.sou 10 Republicans 10 erect frame rtftcture
hence the latter went to work with WILL ana showed
cnsidrabe enterprise aud pnck by putting up brck
tonnery The Lincoln Cavalry, Walsh AItllery, ana
Crs,t eOigus OF Newark, Numbering 2,OVO hlllNtltd
,nan viii n lions from Orange, New Brunswick, Pain
1rld RahWny sOIuervie, and other places wiz P..A e.
TIr Hon f. T. Frelnghnysen, the Hon. JOIN l. l,''lr,
MnfnrGru John COchTane, and MalOrGeh AIlfcd lieaS
onion afe announced 10 deliver addresses
The Rows In Blue turned ont IN New Haven
last It 200 strong. and marched through the principal
frces ia tJr cles and traisparences Ahd4rf' were
delivered tho Republican HeadluWl.
Perry and Gen. Terry. Everything prs-Hi one
hundred guns were fired ~ houor OF '1' "..'-"
victory ia MGlAe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
su.tiaI ila.itts.
IN CoRKRCTyG a SLiGHr ERRoE,
DR.. Dixon's RecOmms ZION
tshouId have been as ioloSsl
HERNIA. OR RUPTURE.
HERNIA CAN II BB cuRED ~ ANY OTHER REMEDY THAN
NO sHrRMAEs CuRATlvESl

DIR. sHEaNArs CURATlvBsi
WHAT ,hs say d sle boldly 'naouncs' rom hs once IN
he go h sbcl ,,vei sceuisi There such prison ~
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