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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29
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EHE GRASSHOPPRRS IN
TEXAS.
s.sr,lIngslsa..

Vhe. plague soi. .srasshoppers is
again sweeping over II largo area
of Texas. Up.to our last advices
il had not reached Dallas, none
having been seen nearer than
Mansfield, ia, rant ounty. accord
ing to the Dallas Herald. That
paper, however, has heard OF them
a. several places onthe frontier.
At the Sulphur Springs on the
Brazos, in the county OF Hood .
they appeared in clouds on Men
day, The 2tst ult., and cat up cvo@
ry kind Of vegetation. When they
fret appeared it was thought by
The campers around the Springs TO
be cloud, and preparations were
made for rain; they made n noise
in their fight very similar to u
storm of wind, and rain When
they came nearer, however, they
began to descend, and covered the
earth in every direction. consum
ing al! garden stuifs and other
Q green vegetation thcylCould 6nd.
-. The following extract of letter
from John IL. Cochran, Esq, dated
at Bclknap, on tho 10th of last
month, describes the first appear
ance Of the pest; j G..LI--I /
"On yesterday, the 18th, | saw
sight, which l hope no mortal
iS man will ever see again. About 3
o'clock P. NJ, | went to the door
and observing that the SUP shonc
dimly,, looked flor tlte cause. =
l saw in the distant west what !
took 70 be the smoke ofan i'm
mense fire, but on looking closer
perceived that it was not smoke
What is it?w9s tho iDquiry OF eve
ry one, both old and young. Ii
continued to approach, and in about
two hours came near enough 10 Ut
ftossee that IL was a dense mass d
moving matter. Nearer, and
nearer, DINNER aud DINNER th'
sun slrinesA we see what IL is
My Lord! tho Egyptian plague
From the ground upward, as far AZ
,tbsscye could lsee, on account o
their denseness, was an almost sol
id mass of living. moving insects -
.grasshopp RS. 81 T. =
"All who saw the sight agree
that, for every square inch OF sur
face over which they were nyinl
There must have been 10 less lhal
one bushe OF grasslioppcrs. PHI
body OF insects were moving ahcaC
of u northwest wind. They wcr,
somc three miles wide and US lon,
each way as the horizon was TO us
This could be seen before they ap
proached near enough to distin
guish what they were; after they
reached us the view was very lin
ited on account Of the denSeness 0
the mass. They PASSED over ii
the northeast direction; still W
have millions left Of the first com
ing. This is no exaggcration.
"P. S. Since the above was writ
ten We learn that the ( asshopper
have been seen returning west"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

A busy man is loc, motive, and
life o track, Every night he
driVes into "Ihe house, = and stops.
Every morning he is fred ur anew
and away he goes switching Off
in one direction and then in an.
other. In this routine of business
he forgots that tho physical organ
iEstion is Of the most delicate
kind. If a hard iron locomotive
needs constant care, and tobe well
oiled ipp and rubbed, off evory day.
now much more necessary is Il
that all men and women should use
PLANTATION BITTERs, which arc
the ne plus ultra Of everything
which Is necessary 10 keep the
system In o perfect tone Of health
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-29

BOSTON, JAN 90, ls66.l
PoLAyDs WHITE PINE CoMroUNp. 4 Arler
having given 1t thorough trial. we can cohitehtly
recommend Poldnd's WhHe Pine CoFP9'mda9a 4
very valuable article for the cure of colds coughs,
and pulinonc complaints generally. In scverl
cases, we have known II to giyeprompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed
1t is AN article, which, ina climate 50 promotvc Of
sudden and severe colds us that Of New Englnnd,
ought to be in every family and we are sure that
those who once obtainit and 4Fq i fartrhtii will
not thereafter be willing to be wthoutit.
A AVAILABLE MEDICINE. = pr. P0hlnGs lTIHc
Pine Compound advertised in our columns, isNtuc-
cessfiIl attempt to combine nndapply the mcdeipali
virtues of the White Pine bark, lt-haS been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and vtcdittH'
and the proprietor has testimonials to 'hs Galua,
from persons well known to our citizens. We reg,
ommend its trial in all those cases Of disease to
which 1t is adapted. II is Cor sale by alkourdrug,
gists. = ". !. Independent. y l-,.,p
The U'bhe PRe Compound Is now sold In every
part.or the United States and British PrOvinces.J
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
TTTFCPAPHIC.
From the Houston Telegraph and Galveston News
liz, ,t.I,.s

| From the Houston Telegraph and Galveston New
dis atces.
WAsuINGToN, Oct. 12-Genera
Reynolds prohibition OF the olcc
ton in Texas, is dsapproved. The
President is about issuing Il military
order in which the constitution ant
laws are cited in condemnation oi
such interference by military Of
iicers under penalties OF fine ant
Imprisonment.
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARMY, J
ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFlcE,
Washington, Oct 10Th 1868. J
General Orders, No 81.
The following PROV isions from
the Constitution and Laws Of tho
United States, in relation to Tho
election Of Il President and Vice
President Of the United States, to.
gethcr with an act Of Congress pro
hibitil G all persons engaged in the
military and naval service from in
tertorng in any general or special
election in any Stateare prohibited
Forth information Of all concerned,
The following authorities are quoted
Article = Section | of the Constitu-
tion, Article II of the Amendment
to the Constitution of an Act OF
Congress relative TO election OF
President and Vice President, APP
proved March LIST 1892, an act to cs-
tablsh uniform time for election OF
Presidential Electors, approved
January 2Sth, 1915, an act compen
sating persons appointed us Eicc-
tors, approved FEBRUARY llth, 1925.
The order concludes an act to pre-
vent officers Of the army, navy and
other persons employee in the mill
tary and naval service of the Uni
ted States, from interfering in cleo
tons in States.
BE it enacted, That it shall not
be lawful for any military or naval
officer of the United States, or other
persons cngared in civil, military
or naval service of the United
States to order, bring, keep or have
under his authority or control any
troops or armed men ut the place
where any general or special cleo
iion is held in any State of the Uni-
ted States, unless it shall be neces-
sary to rcpcl armed enemies Of the
United States, or to keep peace at
the polls; aud that il shall not bc
lawful for any officer ut the army
or navy of the United States 10 pre-
scribe or fix, or attempt TO prescribe
or fix, by proclamation, order or
otherwise, qualifications of voters,
in anv OF the United States, or lin
any manner 10 interfere with The
freedom of any election ia any
State, or with The exercise Of free
right Of suffrage in any of the Uni
ted States. Any officer Of the army
or navy Of the United States. or
other person engaged IN civil. milf
tary or naval scrrice Ct the Unifed
States. who violates this section,
shall. for every such offence. be li-
able to Indictment fer f5isdomeanor
in any court Of the United States
qaving Jurisdiction 10 hear Try and
determine cases Of mi-icmeaD0r,
and. on conviction. shall pay a fne
not exceeding s., 900, and sniler i'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
Choice Poetry.
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= ihr ii4uii iasr II haAa'isE
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Mh,av nsrks lkoa lslIls sw,sl stray, h's
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la i-suis smiu, un GhAa,irr
Ani huin ihr i-..,'h, e Tho MAe
Refsaci.ou a. shily sia.los on hsr.
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shall ,in,iu uls.n ilu luri tide,
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isyuni thine Q lani ui the tsa-
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Ia spirit ut iv,.s'i illrv,
flrW on, cult hy muun ~ suns hrlghi fame,
IL 'lurm ihv .slr ihy waters sIan,
With thu sNrri -nns, wiusr tones the salno
A. wlleu old TlIao . iuns !. ..l began.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

New York, Oct 6.-Ihe follow
ing is Gen. McClelan's letscr, read
at tho Democratic meeting last
night:
NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 1868.
Dougas Taylor, Esq Chairman.
My DEAR SlR-I have the pleas
ure to acknowledge the receipt of
your invitation to preside over the
Democratic meeting Of Monday
1'neXt.
have long since determined to
abstain from furtlcr participation
in political life, and therefore find
mysefcompeled to decline the hon
or you proifer me. should, how
ever, be glad to attend the meeting
as Il private citizen. did not engage
ments Of domestic nature, render
cd imperative by my long absence
from the country, detain me from
the city upon the day in question.
! gladly avail myself Of this op
portunity to express my continued
hearty sympathy with the Demo
cratic cause, loud cheer, and my
ardent wishes for the success of
those constitutional principles for
which tho recent war was underta-
ken by the North. Separated as |
thus am from the distinguished sol
der who has been chosen as the
leader OF our opponents, | know
that you will agree with me in the
highest respect for the services he
has rendered our country; but it is
my conviction that the measures of
the party which has placed him in
strife, and can never restore peace
or constitutional supremacy, and
thus complete tho work which he
and other brave soldic-s 50 ably
commenced.
The war was only the first epoch
in the history of the struggle in
which we have been SO long engag-
ed. The work of the soldier is, |
trust, forever ended, and it remains
for the people to fulfill the great OBJ
jects for which they or their sons
and brothers were called TO the field:
A restored Union of States and
hearts; an invigorated constitution,
to be firmly and faithfully support
ed the maintenance of the national
credit inviolate; are-establishment
of national and States rights in all
their integrity, and thus, true har-
mony and a lasting peace.
These are the objects for which
every citizen should now strive
aud, believing these to rest in the
success Of the Democratic cause, by
the election of the eminent states
men selected TO represent the par
", it is my intention to sustain
that cause as a private citizen. Re-
newed applause
With The request that you VIII
convey TO the gentlemen Of the
committee, and my other friends
for whom you act, my sincere thanks
for the compliment they have paid
me, am, most truly yours,
GEo. B. MCCLELLAN.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
ANTONY ...0 c-ccc.-o..
~ Tnr iiTy nFN nAL NiiliAN LrLr,
Au uilnvr 90 ihu lA..U. s...us A..ay.


I am dying, EgNpt, dlmg,
fhl> tie cr.ni-un li,-'i lie last,
Aud the dark Piutnniau shadows
U'Aihor on tho even M blast.
Lci thlc arms. ol queen! support me,
llu ihy suhs aud bnW tliinr oar,
llcirkcn To tho great h,s,gi-sccrrts
Thou, aud thou alone, must hear.
Though nav srarrrlhnl veteran lrgions
noir thrir eagles high no more.
And my wrecked and scattered ta,lliOs
Sircw dark Act u.ii's Eiial shore;
Though nngliitcring gildr,r surruuHd me
Prompt 20 d. Their masters wi.l,
stll perish ke q Roman
Dc .ae sgga, t..u.l.,.. III.
Let not Gears scryilc N iichs
Mock tho lun Illus lald low,
Twas nn iuumnn's hRbd that slew him,
Twas hls own that struck the blow,
ncir, then. pilluwtd on Thy busoln,
Ere his star shall lose L. nay,
II NJ whu, drunk with thy carusses,
haily fuus a world away.
Should the lasr plehean rabllo
Dare ass5l,l my fame nj Rome,
Where the noble spouse, ootayla,
Mccps within widowed hume:'
Seek her--sa, the gods have told me-
Altars, augurs, circl.ng wIDgs-z
That her blood, with mine cOlnLlinglod,
Yet shall mount the throne Oi kings.
As for thee, star eyed Egyptian,
Glorious sorccrcss Of tie Ntlel
Light the path To styg'an horrors
W.lh the splendorsOf thy smile.
G.ye To CasHr crowns and arches,
Let lis brow the laurel twhc,
j ctn scUrn u SeIite's triumph,
4r4E... ...i.i.s, "a, .O,e ..Le tn.lc.
nm dying, Egypt, dying
iaIhl the iIisutihg foenidn'scry;
ihcy are cpnlinI-quick, my iillcn.On,
i.ut ne front them ere d.c.
Oh, no more amid the battle,
snail my heart, eXuliaut, swell;
Isle and Osiris guard thee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Clerks VI Supie,ae Caurls, Fiscal
Agent Of the Stale, l.aws Of lois,
ch, la5, sec, / p, lsa,
Public prinler 0f State, Laws Of
lSls, pages 80 ani 60 Sla,o Engl-
neer, Laws uf s,j'd session NJ 1886,
Ga, ", page II, see, . Assistant
! Engineer, same reference Trustees
OF School Dislrirls, Acts ut 1854,
eh, ls, page IL, SO, : and 1 Weigh
CTS OF Cotton, Aols ol adjourned ses'
sion OF 1856, page 30, oh, IA, see,
I Surveyors ui Land and depullys,
l5s3 aud l523; Land Commission
crs, iiiO; Judges Supremo and dis
triel Courts; Clerks oi Supreme and
District Courts; Chief Justices 0r
Counly Courts, l23S; CLERKS Of
County Courts, l23Di County
Treasurer, 1896 County Commits,
siohers, 1857 Justices orthe Peace;
Shorilis deputy shcriiis, 5ll2i
Cons,ables; cor0ncrs, 1905; Asses,
surS aud Collectors ur taxes; pre-
siding officers vi elections. 1891
city Mayors aud Aldermen, Record,
crs, Marshals aud Cunslublcs as
well Us town Mayors, Aldermen.
Recorders, Marshals aud Cousla.
bles, $3.50, 1886 aud 525T; Captains
of Patrols, sec Oldham aud Whites
Digest, art, 1883; Commissioned
officers OF the Milltia, Officers OF
tho Volunteer companies aud rcgi
men,s for frontier defence, whether
in State or L, $ service, pilots and |
branch pilots, i7Gl commissioners
OF pilots, I7G2; Notaries Public, |
Commissioners of deeds, 3TG2; Su.
pcrintcndcnt Lunatic Asylum, 3sTS; |
Superintendent OF Pcnilcntiary, |
F.sca! Agent of Penilcnliary, Direc.
tors, Chaplain aud Physician Of
91niicmtiary, 1852, lGS. and 1858
Wreck Masters, 1915.
Ihs Numbers r.,,r 10 ids. hdis Digest
Hh not 0fhurbe sdifi.
The following is list of crimes
of which persons are disiranchiScd
by the laws of the State of Texas:
Bribery, Perjury, False Swearing,
SuborJination of Perjury, Offering
n Bribe, Accepting II Bribc. (Sec
Pascha!'s Digest, art. 1866
The members of the Board of
Registrars must each, before enter
ing upon his duties, take the oath
by the Act Of July 9
1862.
In addition to the regular list Of
voters, tho boards will keep II scpa
'ate list, showing who are rejected,
-hc reason why rejected, also the
names Of such as have been allow
ID to register but whose names
Iavo been stricken from the list Of
'cgistcrcd voters, together with the
.ausc for striking Off such names.
This Ii t, upon the completion Of
he rc;ision, will be sent to these
headquarters.
By command of Brevet Major General
J. J. REYNOLDS:
ClIAS. T.. MORSE,
'irst Lieut.. Twcnly-sixth U. S Infantry,
Al e-de-Camp, Acting Assistant Ada
tant General.
OFFICIAL.
G. L. MORSE,
list Lieut.. rwcnty-sivih U. S. Infantry,
Aide-ieCnmp, Acting Assistant Adju-
taht General. ,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The Legislature Is Republiran by ,
rednred majority, securing a Re
Publican Srna.or, vice huokalew -
The Age estimates the mpjorlty Ia
lhc State AZ 3 Geo.
onfs, OFT, l5-l.atest advice,
indicate l5,nu0 Republican majority
Indiana is very close. Baker !
! election, however, il regarded car
tain, N00rhies' election Is again
claimed hy the Democrats.
Gen, WAHD, of ny, a distinguish
ed union General during the lnlo
war, made speech lho other day
ia JviIcIsonyillo, Indiana, wnich
should bring the blush of shame 20
tho cheek of radicalsm, lit is caps,
bic or such nn ae, ~ blushing;
Never before in the history Of tho
country, my ic low c ,iEcns, did
such dangers threaten us Us now.
The party ia power, ia place OF
uS.ns taclr authority a. build up aud
pcrpctua,c tho principles for which
We fought, arc using tho power
delegated to them by the people To
tear down aud accomplished
would have been accomplish what
had the rebellion been successful in
place OF patriots they are traitors
Four more years Ot suc. rule rs this
aud no hand on earth can save our
institutions from dostructi n. II
We wish To save the government IL is
time we were up and doing. J hough
| contributed 10 put these men in
power, now that they have violated
their sacred iaith % tho constitution
| will give my Whole strength
against them and ON side Of our
government. | never voted for
Radical, but cndcuvored to put
dowa the rebellion, which should
have been put down. But now |
leave them because they are guilty
oftrcasOn to the government, treason
to humanity and trcasonIo God
himself
1--we look back We Will liud that
no government in which the sole
power was in the hands of one man
was capable ofpreserviug the liber-
ties Of the people. Liberty can
only exist by the distribution Of
power, 50 that one department may
act us check upon the advances of
the other. The Radicals are now
attempting to consolidate to depart.
momts Of our Government and IN
that they will find me as uncom-
promising an enemy as the rebels
did in tho field. There will never
be harmony or contett Of action in
the administration Of our Govern
ment if the Radicals succeed in
binding the hands ofLhe Executive
and judicial departments o, liberty! |
in thy sacred name, how many |
wrongs hlXe been inflicted on us by
this partyTn power Must we who
bore all hardships in the preserva-
ton Of this Government now sub
nit TO the dictates Of this party
who have proved themselves grea-
ter traitors than the enemy we
fought Treason has 10 lovely face
to me whether she comes ON
northern or II southern breeze.
These men, my follow citizens,
lrc not to be trusted any 10 lger if
we wish to preserve our Govern
ncnt. Sach rules "a theirs will ere
many years convert it into 4 detes-
able monarchy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

OF "SuRRE,7 of which Mohun is a Sc
,auel, TEs THOUSAND copies were almost
Immediately sold. The new work is still
more intensely interesting. Printed on
: fne-tonei paper, aud richly boundin cloth,
with upward of 600 pages, il has for its
frontispieee a fine steel medallion head Of
--n,..sx. LEE, and four eautiful illustrations
Y Homer's best style. Eiiher book is sent
BY mail, poet free, on receipt 81 the price,
S2.25. For sale by an booksellers and
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
as-Ioa WORK sf all kiads.NesuIrl
rI,h nss,ar.. aaa ai-psish,
AGENTS.,

N.ssr. .. q. MHAsTeN s1a-, NJ. - fsH,rse'
strgst. Nss OFlsans, L. aFa thr n,tl At1naeiff
Asrnts ia thst riiy, o. eiiain ant riiigi ss'fiis
si.,as ani sisrTiisrmrsis tsI ~ i@lls' Nr'-,A
pETuNEllL A oa., N falk Hsss Are l'aA fiiA'
T.pi. 4 q. fANNN, iaTi NnTih-
ny HAsGtNs, Esl, NsAaharhin, iihs - PH'N
n " nrsF. Esl., MralhsTiaTd, tartrf 'n-s NfAs'
cAEHs tAHffAffn, ihse,nF' VIE ,,'ah'f, lfA-'
4 n MrNtEt- ana = NFNTFrs, rsls, tlrninH
lNa. u. hiNaHAa, fnariTrF nrrr, Mckinney
MaTGss fAsraAtl, ksailnan, fssss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

A gentleman near Terry, Miss
sold the fruit from one pear tree this
season for $l26.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Concrete walks are being laid in
Concord, n. ii. 1t cost so to 55c.
per square yard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

u Is estimated iisat iisere viii lie
80 go miles Of g0npised railroad
u this cOualTy 81 TIE cad u lsse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Lopez, the bctraycr of Maximil-
ian, is in San Francisco.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

There are 336 convicts in the
Mississippi pcnilcntiary, Of whom
IS are white.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Black satin plush hats for misses
are again coming into fashion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Yineland. New Jersey, has ship
ped 300 tous of watcrmclons to
Boston this sciison.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

a FIRST class funeral in New York
Is said 10 rOst s9ei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The cereal crop of Ohio, for this
year, is estimated at III 100000
bushels.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

-Wclfh~k K nur sliicids aneui7
As, side ~ side. il.c ieys in gray
Step with ibc lay~ in iiuc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

More than fifty operators in Wall
street made over $4,000 600 each
last year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

New York has j,O00 children of
frrcd for adoption.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The wool crop of Ohio this year
is estimated at -, GG0,000 pounds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

A flying cat has been found in
India.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

There are about 10000 saddle
trees made rcr month in st. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

In southern Illinois they grow
3, 3,0O0 bushels of onions on an acre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Bennett Of the Now York Herald
rctircs at nine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

ln Maysvi.ler Kentucky. S373t
worth or ss5ssfk.eiw.s. have been
sold from tweas seven acres, being
more Than sl:,5 pr acre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The Ncw.Y0rk World las tried
women as conposiiors, and cniphat
ically gives it up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The eirrulaiioa 7r shc N,w Y.rk
Herald is CO pce
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Tie danghtcr uf former New
York street contractor has S300, coo
worth 0f diamonds.
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shis snrs,
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Chicago has an eycless child.
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TlyyEnILL LODGE, No. -, Y. 4 4. NJ,
Meet. "n tho last SATURDAY II zach mouth, ai tho
Masonic Hall, J, y, hllL, ", W.
Eb q, nowrH, S-r'y,
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Tie circulation of tie HeW YoIl
Tribuncis A. 600.
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letter aro,aa Gen. Mcclellan.

New YORK, Oct 6.-The follow
ing is Gen. McClellan's letScr, read
ut the Democratic meeting last
night:
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In Utah So7.eoo grassiopiess
make 4 busheL