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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-14

Ey-A London merchant has loit Kos
sulh a thousand pounds. Good for the
memory Of the merchant. Good, Too.
fot !be SO long unfortunate Hungarian
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-14

B1s The Navy Department has lhir-
weight steamers building, which will
oil have nearly the speed ofIhe Euiaw.
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these words. THAT the Rebellion must be suppressed
by the destruction Of It's motive cause slavery"
This was lost after debate, aad tie resolution was
adopted.
The remainder were then adopted.
Col Moss moved that the Convention now proceed to
tho Nomination Of candidates for President and Vice
President upon this platform. Carried.
Mr.. Ransom moved 70 recon sider believing II would
be better policy to wait ratil e?es the Baltimore Con
ycntion.
Mr. Denver OF Troy seconded the motion. believing
that any nomination at this time would b. premature,
and calculated to defeat the very objects Of this Con-
yeniion. Mir d. continued at ongih IN ci'ogy OF Gen
Grant and insisted that ii would bee unwise ana UNFAIR
Il noi suicide, 10 press u nomination now.
Col Moss moved that John G.. Fremont BE- declared
The norinee Of this Convention for President OF the
United States.
Mr.. Cnnsom moved an amendment that the nominal
ING Convention be held in Cleveland ~ the first ednes'
day IN September, each state TO have representation
equal 10 that in Congress.
Iost-only nine votes in the affirmative.
MI Powell of Washington moved to adjourn over 10
the Radical Convention a Baltimore on TIC 9th OF June.
Decided out Of order.
The nomination of John G. Fremont was then made
by reclamation.
Gen. Cochrane, b. Gra'z Brown and Gen. Butler
were named for Vice President.
Mr.. Cochrane saG that II had been deemed wise to
choose him President OF the Convention. He salts
led with that honor-saishod with the proceeding
for he saw in them the establishment Of great party
and lonoeioth lie would be content to labor not for
party success but for the salvation OF the country.
Yesterday FOL the first time he had heard his name
mentioned in connection with the nomination for Vice
President. lie doubted the wisdom Of such advice II
was his clear conviction that with such platform
the Convention should take some gentleman who was
fairly identified with the War Democrats Of the
country and place him side by side with its chosen
champion 1t viii establish great ard glorious party.
whose principles founded upon truth, justice and
frccdomi must succeed Heartily indorsng these
principles, he begged leave 10 retire.
MIR. Gilbert taking the Chair The question was put,
and tlIe nomination Oi Gen C0chrane was confirmed,
With but a tsw voices IN the negative
Mcssrs. Gilbert, MOss GreCner. Butts AID johnson
were appointed committee to report plan o: party
organization and q name for the party
Recess till y. IN.
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DIED.

FENNFR-a South Orange. y. J., on Tue.lsy. Msy d..
Mira Elizabeth fcnner W.iow ofte iaie beDann senneE
Tho relative. and friend, Of the family respectfully invited
attend lef funeral on he i,sdrace Of hc son Henry
T,nucl south Orange Thursday, June 2, al y oclocA
GREEN-At s. Jauoss Halpiial New Orleans Friday.
MAY H. wounds received 81 the battle u Pleasant nm
At the ase Of u year, Lient'Col .tm y uieen, j. OIL
tine l5Ii Nel oik Volunteers ths eldest son Of tie Hon
William Green of " orce der Mas and nephew Of An
drew II. Green esq, ~ tbs cry
HOwLAND-Ai Astoria, Long Island, on Tgesdiy momins'
NAV 81 Mary Woo,ry wife u The Rev. Robert 5 How
llud aud dl6g glitter Of MIR. Charles Woo sey
Ninth avenue and Twenty street ON hurday mora
ing At 10 O'Clock TIE relatives aud friends sc m TED 70
attend without lrtsei notice.
HOVER-sudienly In this city Saturday, May 8 John
Henry Hoyrr Of yorktown, Mestohester County ~ y IN
mi, lncrs W., attended BY large circle o. mourning rea
tiyes and friends aud ~ remains Inferred al th. Auiy
bnrylus ground IN Yorktown, Tuesday, My u.
None knew him bat to love him.
MONK-At the Armors square Hospital Washington, on
-, rd.y MAY % Of wound. received IA battle on the uth
inst Fin, Liaut. william II. Monk, Of Company p Oth
% ,,~e. and friend. Of the family aud Of hi. brother
James W Monk and brother in-aw, Joseph Flynn are
repeatedly invited to attend the funeral nom ms late rest
drce no 80 fst street this CIV cdnesday) afternoon at
O'Clock.
RASsOM-on Monday evening May 49, alsr lingering
illness, which be bore with Ciia,an ior,iads ana sesa
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on Thursday June at ioe'ocS M
n.ain.w be taken to Orange, N. j. for miermen'.
Southern papers please copy
RICHARDS - In Brooklyn, Tuesday, May 81 Rua
Richards. widow Of samuel y Richards late Of Nofwah,
Conn aged "a years and months
The friend. and eaye. OF the family are invited 20 attend
her funeral at the residence Of her sonnaw, Daniel T..
Parker No. 3J Atlantic street Brooklyn At o'clock y.
on "Wednesday June l. Tho relatives will leave with her
remains at u III, on June for interment at Nor"ak.
Conn.
sTtRGIs-Ked IN battle, Tuesday May TO- Spottsyl
vAnia Va Lieut. Edward stursi', 10Th Resment, Mass.
Vols "a Corps, Army Of the Potomac aged 10 and
months son OF Russell simgis, esq, OF this city.
VAN ANTWERP-On Thursday May 20, 1854 at the Chesa.
rrcriy.d in baHe, May 10, leo. Lieut. William Is Van Ant.
werp 18th regiment. Indiana Nols,son Of the late VIM. Van
Antwerp Of New York City In the 10th year Of his ag.
FROM military necessity hs remains for tho present. were
buried within the grounds Of that hospital.
WIEYAt Florence, Italy, Wednesday jan 30 of dis.
ease of tho henri the Rev. Frederick ;. Wiley.
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attend his
funeral Ut ST. AIMS Church. sands street Brooklyn, FIN
day June j. at II o'clock, without other invitation
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From California.

Sis FRANcI-co Monday. May 30, 1884.
Arrived last night steamship ST. Louis,
crowded with passengers.
The town OF Forest III! was destroyed by fro to-day.
Loss $1,000.
Dates to May 4 say that Affairs in North Western
Mexico are quiet.
Gems Nesre'c ard Oricsa have Withdrawn their
troops 20 Salilo.
JLarcz cannot place much reliance on bis Generals,
who net very Independently
Iata sales Of rnino, are Gould s Curry, $500 per
foot: savage s25JO. Ophir. SJO showing decline Of
about 80 per cent in siI months. Much anxiety EXISTS
rtiyc 10 the Congressional action on the taxing u tAe
mines.
The movement FOR a change Of currency IN Nevada
Territory is not sustained B.! the capitalists.
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The Government Loan
52OO.OOO,OOO.

THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress d
March sth 1904, which provides for Is REDEMPTION IN
COIN any period no, less than than forty yes
from its date at tie pleasure Of the Government.
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION FIVE per cent in,eres, Is to b.
paid semi annually ~ COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are received by tn,
National Banks in United States notes in such cuencyo
other fund as are taken by them deposit at par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA.
TON adds from three per cent annum to is vaue
THE RATE OF INTEREST this Dan, although but
FIVE per In coin i much greater in currency as the dh
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
AsARULE tie five per specie securities of ell solvent
governments always par or above ard currency 10"
funded in the National Loan viii be worth its face In gold
beside paying regular and liberal per cen,age to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan is Two
Hundred Million Dollars The amount Of subscriptions re-
ported the Treasury Washington during April and ay
SS6O,OOO,oOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TREAS
uRER OF THE UNITED STATES at Washington end the As
TREAsUagas NewYork Boston and sdslphiA
and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK No. 4war'st
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NRwYoRK 23is Brlway.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK. Pine-st
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK Of NEW YORK, No 333 3dsv.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK NEw.YoRK 6th-ay. Br dway.
NINTH NAroSAL BANK OF NEW YORK. No. 1853 Broadway.
TENTH NATIONAL BAsK NEW York, No. 24O Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK. No II Duane-st
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANx OF NEW YORK 1874 0rwichst.
Avn ny Arr NATIONAL p.NRs
which are deposiiaries OF public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country actins agents Of the National Do
posary Banks will furnish further Information appcs
ton and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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OF The five senses that which We call seeing is the i'm
poant and valued In proportion this fails us
reduced hepc.'ue II entirely destitute Of sight
how slow would be progress knowledge aud how lin
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness. Endowed with it
the universe becomes new creation clothed with beauty and
diversified by that infinite variety which never fails to attract
the mind and heart.
For sewers, months past this has been practical subee, to
M, An infamed condition Of the eyeids, communicating
elf to the pupil rendered the discharge OF daily duties not
only painful but dangerous Arbu'ng !, to the effect OF
cold We endured II through tho Spring with the hope that
with the return OF weather would entirely disappear
But in this we were doomed to disappointment, Summer re-
turned bu, no, our wonted sight What might have been the
,.ou either Of further neglect or Of incompetent treatment
cannot say
Stating our case to friend he assured us that similar
ono IN bis own family had recently been treated with entire
success by Dr. Won Eenbss Of this city, Satisfying our
,ev,. BY more particular inquiries that the Doctor
or bu scientific oculst and sur concluded to seek
the benea, of his treatment, which have
as very great Though but few weeks under
his care the appearance of has totally changed The
"a now full and clear and the lids entirely free from
Inflammation The Doctor that the optic has been
weakened and the retins assumed chronic naammstOry
a affecting more less all the other tissues and threaten
NJ If neglected to end in Amaurosi Ophthamhis we be-
eve is the which oculists apply eye. affected
ours Having obtained the much desred relief take great
pleasure acknowledging indebtedness to tho talent of
Dr. Won Eisenberg aud Of calling ii the attention OF others
who may be suffering from similar or condition
Of their eyes 1t said that Providence provides andote
every bsne 1t Is certain that the eye in these times
subject trials than formerly Let us be thankful
then that increase the tendencies which destroy tho
organ OF vision the progress of science keeps pace with these
tendencies, II not in advance Of them.
OFFICE, No. $40 BROADWAY
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fAdyer,isementl

AZ tho suggestion of our friend Hubbel, of
Golden Btter@ notorety, We give elsewhere n few
extracts from exchanges IN relation to that truly re-
markable tonic. 0urrealers well know We have stucloua
y excluded frJ columns everything chat sinacAed
OF The "quack" order but this regard ~ really
good thing that ought to be- and judging from what
wo see is extensively patronizcd. We do not think
there is any humbus about this remarkable resulator
Try it! business Mirror. May p, lsol.
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Entertainment. Thi. Day nnd Evening.

For location OF fhsdf,I and fims Of rommtnctmtn " uu'''
fs.mrn, IN other eoirmns Of tbs paper,
WALLACK's THUkrER-Capain Bland.
WIsrKR GARDE-1hrcs Marricd-Fts Diavoio.
kIBLos OARDEs-Bsl Domonio
OLrnPIc THxArgn-Pst OF tho Petticoa,s- Nnse.
BnoADwAr TuKArHR-Our American Cousin Al Home
BARsUns MUsEUn-Jnnct Pride A.,
DopwoHrHs HALI,-Mr. and Mrs. vandenhcfs Resdinss
NATIONAL AcADExY OF DEs0s-Works Of Ar
luyIs0 HALie-falons Stefcopficon
sa5 BRoADwAr-tiellers Demonisca Performances
EioPK CnAeKL-OperA of Cinderella
MOZART UALL-Fsif for ooiOrcd Orphan Asylum
CoopKa IKsTuUrE-My.leious Phcuouio"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
Economizing Beef.

To Tho Editor Of The ~ y Tribune
SIR: Your views upon the price Of beef are
correct In the MAIN but then people must eat and Id
boring people require meat. Now. the only meat 10 Do
had at reasonable price is smoked shoulders now sell
to "a cents pound This Is not dear, compared
with other meats-hnms, ior instance, Wicn hIo
NJ 20 cents and upward good fat shoulder, weigh,
ing Is pounds, will go far in family as 30 pound. Of
bcei and I'm warm weather is much better; IN fact
find good shoulder about equal to ham H.
hffuD D,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
The New.1Iamp-hirc Union State Con.


CoNcoRD y H. Tuesday May n. 1854.
The New-Hampshire Union STATE Convention
met today. cK.Gov Halle presiding. Tie following
gentlemen were chosen delegates To the baltimore Con
ycntion: Onsiow Searns Of Concord, John h. Clark Of
Manchester cx-tiOy. VIM. Halle OF Iiinsdac, and
Thomas T. sawyer OF Dover.
Resolutions peiging the people Of New Iainpshire 70
sustain the Administration in crushing Ito Rebellion.
and recommending Abraham Lincoln for reelection
we've unanimously adopted.
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Parker's, No. 251 Westinghouse, coz. Muueyst.
FINE 3UGARCU RED HAMS aud BEE.
PARkERS, No. 2J7 " ashin. ton-st., cor. Mulrsyst.
FINE BUTTER and CHEESE.
PARkERS, No. PSI NsshiB yton.st.. cor. Murrayst.
FINEST LEAF LARD.
PARkERS. No. f57 W asainlton A., cor Munayst
CORNFED MESS, BUT. and RUMP PORK.
FARMERS, No 257 " l-.iH. ,ou-si., cor. Nurssyst.
LARGE No. and No. MACkEREL,
GOLDFISH, PADDOCK, SALMON, SfAD, HERRING, and
SALT.
PARKERS, No. 257 " eshnston,st., cor. Murray st
ROSE. SCENTED MACCOBOf and SCOTCH SNUFF3
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
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gpeeia! Notices.

Regular Meeting Of the UNION CENTRAL
COMMITTEE will he held on THURSDAY EVENING,
June H. at the Headquarters Of Broadway aud
2Jd st. Puneiua attendance !. requested by order Of
WILLIAM A. DARLING Chairman.
HKsRr II; HuRIAr Secretaries,
CHARLES III. HALL,
Twenty .Second Wnrd.-A meeting OF the XXld
WARD UNION ASSOCIATION will be held at No68J 9th ,sy
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June |, at 0 O'Clock p. m.
A. II. UNDERiiILL, President.
r. PATERSON, Secretary.
Tho Rev. w. II. BOole
VIII deliver Lecture on THE Test Of True Patriot
lam" at Washington Hail. conner 18th st. and 9th.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June l. at o O'Clock. Seats free
II. &. PARKE, Chsirman Lecture Committee.
Watches and Jeweiry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by
GfO. G.. ALLEN, No AIS Broadway
One door below Canalst. formerly No III Wal st.
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DEMoRRSTs r. \. ILLUSTRATED NEwS-The
live. spicy. graphically Illustrated and model Newspa
per of America. Splendid Views OF the War ia tiis
weeks number. Valuable Music Fashions by lime.
Drmorcsti with other Interesting Literature. Do not
fail 10 see this weeks number. Ready Oh Thursday.
Price 10 cents sold everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS GU RED.
From The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

EARS 10 III b. DEAF.
Every nm and especially every woman believes in his or
her phyciu There ore philosophical minds which hold to
an abstract faith In Aopa,hy Homeopathy HydroPathy
or some other form Of scientific cure bu, with the world a,
large the belief no. In the system but in the Doctor Is
pesalyi hi. ,fac a. reglrd suris,s and ocu. The
patient who hls recovered his sight his hearing tina;
the blessing could been restored to Lila by other
practitioner particular by whom his or
were opened Dr. Won Eienbers Is among bes, known
aui,is lie has no; leni brother practitioner has
eyes. and Ia whose skill therefore believe above all others
But We hear Of lin IRON those who esteem him not merely
as surgeon bu; b,neiaeor recent has been
lated 10 as fr e truthful OF which youch though
We can name no names The patient ady who had been
deaf infancy consequence Of some Of the ailments
to which children axe liable. Latey the disease had taken
On acute orm and the patient subject intense suffering
The deafness wa, rapidly becoming complete and the general
health breaking down under the physical exhaustion a'tendlut
upon constant pain Ordinary rmede' aud ordinary advice
useless aud Dr. on Esenberg allied in. We need
not epeu. hi. snos, r that would be only lis, Of hard
names to the general reader But he detected sight the
seat Of disease frs. portion Of the organism, then in
another and with manipulation kifalas hi insight
cnate be removed the causes and size who from infancy
had heard with difficulty and atteTy hriy all was re-
stored first perfect hearing and then to pec, health d.
Won Eienbegs. adyercmen, reminds Of this which
We thu. briefly relate, though rot at hi, s-iaion Let him
THIS hath no: ears, hesr.
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Boston Banh Statement.

losT0N. Tuesday May 81, 1861.
The following is the weekly report Of the
condition OF the banks Of this city:
CsntAi siork 81 ~ Due TO other banks . II 40 900
Loo aud Die o. ga llu Depys..... SlitVo
Due I'm. other bsuks.l5, JIJ8O0
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lAdvcnisrmcntl
MOTHS.-CEDAR CAMPHoR is sitting to in-'
sect life Cheap and certain. BE sure OF " H. C."
Facturcd by HARRis 81 CHAPMAN Boston. and is sold
by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01

Important 20 Ladies'.
MADAM PUfNAMS
PATENT STOCKING SUPPORTER,
An invention designed promote the comfort Of ladies' snA
children by doing away with the old method of supporting tho
stocking by Of an elastic garter the injurious effects
which every lady Is assured This supporter leaves tho
limbs entirely free aud allows the blood tree circulation Ii 10
more easily adjusted and durable than the gar.
ter peculiarly adapted Tor children. possibly
out place Ladies requested to call and examine the
article.
Wholesale and Retail Depot,
No e.. Broadway, New York
A. COFFEE co.
~ BJobbers be supplied in lass small quantities.
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A DECEPTIVE MALADY.-so insidious are The

A DECEPTIVE MALADY. So nsidiOus are the
first approaches Of Consumption that thousands remain
conscious Of IS presence until |, has brought, them the
Of the An immediate resort to Dr. JArsEs TX
PEcroRAsr upon the hrt appearance Of Cough Pain,
Soreness Of the Thlost Chest would very generally pre-
clude fatal result; in case these symptoms indicated the
presence Of latent consumption would tend to subdae the
violence OF the disease aud thu. materially assist in proong
ing tie fo q the patient us the EzPrctoran therefore,
when you take cold aud thus prevent the e,y for its
IN dangerous complaints. All Of Dr. D. JAYNE &
Soss Family Medicines are sold by H,RRsLp RntsT L
ToxPKISs No. il Chambers, and no. Iiudicns and by
nrls.L,. senerllv.
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Business q oiire5.

NIGHT CoUGHs.-Persons who are troubled
them Of night after night by the ncessant cough which
provoke. will, by taking Brovn' bronchial TrOeae End
immediate relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01

THE CASE or HuTCHlNCS, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"
There published in these columns few days since the
remarkable cue OF Hu,cing, the Lightning Cacua,or"
10 well known to the public during the many years be
hibrd lii ondcr;nl arithinecal powers a. Banum Muse
um by the celebrated Ocut aud Auri Dr. Won Eisenberg
Of this city Hutching' represented to have been at the
point Of DEATH aud but ioF the timely interference OF the
Doctor would be Resin; in h grave. This ii remarkl'
Gaze and worthy the attention Of persons similarly afflicted
We think it but jus, DR.. Won Eisenburs to call public
attention 70 t clse There hundreds in the community
suern, from ca,irr who Ike the Lightning Cseuator'
il not actually praying for DEATH ready to accep, OF any
thing that promises to relieve them from their dis'resse' To
such We would say se with inexperienced men, but
consult, wiihou, unnecessary delay Or Won Eenbers Who
At least, la. the honesty his patients whether Is
" hin his power 10 make them whole or not.
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MAKlkEEn.

fNTiTNC-FOsTEK-At southampton, Long
Trr.d.y. Nav II. ly the Rev. IL. -. Wilson, -.
{. Hunting ~ Annette VI. Foster.
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by few peddhng 'poli'irilns TWhe we proclaim all
on this continent free and equal IL is duty to
see tGt such an assertion is literally true We Innst
have close ant uniting regard fer the civil rights Of AL
for n private rights not respected public eI falls
Its basis is private end individual freedom. 1t method
is through such rights and We therefore declare our.
selves omphatcally and unegu.yOcay for private
municipal and public liberty. Never upon any plea OF
occasion can thu gh; Of the citizcn he suffered to b.
unwairaatGbly invaded, and without due process of
law Individual rights are modified by law. If circgm
stances should require The enforcement Of the martini law
all other considerations must Succumb TO the necessity
but until then they should not hcthcy mus not be In
friDged upon however spcciOus the plea Law il tho
reflex Of order Order is Of God and it, sancity must
be kept inyiolatc When thai is strikcn down then
so with IT our institutions: Intimately connected
with these rights is the freedom of the press and
the administration of the who would aim blow nj
il is guilty Of crime but little less guilty that be wiois
traitor TO the cause Of his country Gen. Cochane
then alluded 10 the fright Of asylum" and declared it
to be principle Of which every true American citizen
ought TO be proud The refugee from the des 1tsm of
tic world is welcome TO shores and il presumed 10
be innocent OF crime until he is proved gny UNDER the
laws OF the Tree country in which he seeks an asylum
from Oppression. Gen Cochyane in conclusion. spoke
at length in eulogy Of the Monroe doctrine saying
that when we have got through with the Rebellion, as
we shall soon do, we will prove to the world that We
have st left to us viii and vgor enough TO preserve
the American continent free from the poluig tread OF
the myrmdOns Of foreign powers.
Cen. Cochrane was Enthusiastically cheered DUNG
the delivery of his speech and resumed his seat amid
storm Of applause.
The delegate from Iowa offered resolution that each
delegate pledge himself to accept any Office trust
honor profit from the Administration IL power dur
ing the next Presidential term or be connected d.
rocty or indirectly. with any Government contract
This prohibition is rot 10 be construed as intending u
prevent any delegate from becoming an active combat
ant in the army navy daughter and the resolution
referred.
Tho President announced the following
C1,smiee on Re.oafiors-Thos u. Carroll ~ X. Hen.
sou Mass Francis Roiman No. Bird B. Chapman, Ohio
Dennis Guiner, y. g.. l. Hask H. Cat; Casper Rntz H.
jones Dasuoie Pa: T. r. Ianninan, VS.. T. Pni-bury.
H.; /. d. Bailey, Kansss c. c. Foote, Mich Charles
Post, Ind. ;. ~ OIL D. c.
Recess til $3.50 y. III.
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To conference.-the are supplying wholesale prices
large importation OF GossMner and Lace CRANATS and
SCARFS, comprising the latest novelties in all the colora
Some very beautiful goods at Is cents each Call at
SMITH 4 BLAKE No. IN HIo,,lMnx
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SIGHT RESTORED.
EYES AND OCULISTS

From The Christian Times.