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for be kans~hs Valley. IL is doubtful whether he
has YET become aware Of the surtendeI Of Gen lee.
We look With interest foT udinss from him and his
CON msnd.
-we are suthoci.ei 70 .nrourc- that the commlr-
'ssries Of rlhsrtsnce ~ the United Ststss Army in
thh ciN, vi besin TO-DAY to issue 10 al ctiEt ns
bfeai Al slI and quarter osnt per loaf OF eiehteen
ounces. There to-day thousands Of our citikcns
nale and female, but chiefly the latter. sho, living
in unwilling. hut unavoidable idleneee, arc without
the means al sutsisieDcc. During the last three
uerE many Of them must have pcrishcd, but ioi the
roiiei Afforded them by tho United states authon
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The amendments 10 the Harlem Bridge bill ver,
',oaclrcl II. lie he@ YORK pa.senrcg m. hasga ,
bill wAs returned iTOm the Assembly with .urty-e u
new nques EdGed NJ CoipOnLors, and tho eudluont
wee nov concuued In.
KFIobIs.- To charter neN ferry company tetweer
New YORK and Brooklyn, adverse hgleed 10. 10 ~.
ablish state Iustute for the blind. For the rrli-
,of sheep Head bay Railroad Company. 10 auGho
rise the AarpOrs Company TO issue pre- crrpd rtocl
rnnpistp Relative TO Justices Police Court New
Work. To increbe the fare on the Buffalo sire,
Railroad, complete.
BuLA PAssEp.-Au Authorizing the formation Of
company for the purpose Of erecting warehouses aut
dock, 10 the port OF Neg York for Quarantine pur
pose,
Tn. New York Central Railroad bill So 10 90.
J Adiourned I'LL v edns~day syenj0
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Important from the West.
tuFPicAL.l
WAR DFrARrNrSt,
WAsutSGTON, u. g. April 20, 1875.
1925 T. NJ
Western Troops Ordered to the From,


enc innIt'. 4 Trii go OIdev ~orr received yea
rrday to forward to the front, Immediately, all
,roops In the camps In Ohio and Indiana.
Gen Wilson's Raid.
Chainpoooa, 4 p-ii 24.--Thc Chnttanooga GA7rrrr
hes rebel news Of tho movements Of General Wilson
W to the 9oth inst. wost Point, Coluuhus Grif'iu
and Macon have fallen into our hunds. The rebel
tIonsrsl Tyler va Killed and "a? men captured at
West Point Two bridre', the rnilrond depot, and
.. the rolling stock of the West Point and Montgom.
srv rnilroad DESTROYED At the former place. A
thousand rebch were captured At Columbus and pa.
roled.
Governor Brown, n Georgia hn called ont all tho
militia between he Of 10 Aod 90, for the defence
81 the : ate
on the 18th ln,t. hodv n rAdcrs were on IN,
Wet Point and Atlanta Railroad, forty three mile,
south Of Atlanta
Genera Wilson APPEARED TO he heading 70 the West
ward, probably for savannah The rebel papers CIV,
no daies,
The Atlanta papers know Of the assa.sinhtion o.
President Lincoln but make comment u>sn II
They deny the surrender Of GcnerL Lees army, an,
say he was all right on Ihe 18th inst snd that Gran
loot 6,0oO in the battle of Amelia Court House.
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the 0BSEQUIES.
Abraham Lincoln.
New York City.

Inrrrr- Turnout Of Citizens - Ctostu G
Scenes NJ the thy Hall The Funeral
Procession in the streets Depar
ture of tue Re mains incidents, etc.
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New York State Legislature.

Aib1nN irr1l 25 BUts PAasEr-For 'hc 70,
moyAl Of certain female cnnvicfs from sins Sins
pfifon 10 the lgtfao and Rochester r"a.tcutarlcz
] lqcol pOIatiuF the Pane Plaster Company OF Ncn
York Ancndinr the act 70. Rail~Hs In Wc-l
Fnlms nni korsinia. Amending the charter n
Ltoi lard Firr lnTuignco CoTpsrr. For The ca
aud elucauOu OF Ge and truant chLiIen in B.oJA!ya
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CONDITION oF TnE sEwARD-

WAsnrSGroS, u. G., April -.
bon. h. W. stanton;
Tie Secretary Of State 10 rcrvne>c!nr rapidly. Mr.
Frederick scrard speaks more distinctly thL morn
M and IL better.
tsgnedl J, X. BARNES Surgeon General
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All Troops Ordered to the Front
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The Latest News

by Telegraph TO the n. ". Sum.
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tiun ~ Tnvrl Irnruc ~ Auicric, Cl'=.@ NJ rnrthr
Const, Cset of Tamparspoe sud aons Vt Teu,nrAnreN
l4apie ntalivas of tho Nm lefsi tuitatt
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IMPORTANT FROM RALEIGH
Arrival Of General Grant.
SHERMAN LET DOWN A PEG
Word Sent to Johnston Terminal
ing the Truce,

SIGNIFICANT FROM THE WEST,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01
:, m. !, Cry GoyKRNMENr-Ths- NUM-

81 -. /. 1. T. -ls~ =.
TEE Cry GovERNMENT.-The- NUM-
cipal Court goes into operation to-day,
under the presidency of Judge Good,
and the Office of Alderman has ceased to
exist. Whether the new system Will
prove me6 effective than the old in pre-
serving the peace and regulating the
legal affairs of the city, remains still to
be seen, but we have much confidence in
the energy and administrative ability Of
Judge Good and Mayor Sweeney, and
hope for much improvement in the gov
ernment of the city. The sessions OF the
Municipal Court will be held every
morning at nine o'clock in the basement
of the Court House, a portion OF which
has been prepared for lookup for Often
ders arrested during the day and night
We need, imperatively, an increase OF
the police force and hope that the City
Council will see the necessity of provid-
ing it at once 1t is simply absurd to
SUPPOSE that seven policemen, on duty
during the day, and not one at night, are
sufficient to properly keep the peace in
a city of twenty thousand inhabitants.
This is effectually shown in a state
ment of the nunlher Of cases brought be-
fore a single Alderman, during the month
lust ended. Duing the month of June,
Alderman Johnson, who, it should be re-
marked. has been the most efficient and
energetic of he retiring officers. heard
and decided upon eighy-nine eases. They
we've as follows:
Assault and battery, le suits; indecent
conduct, ,, selling intoxicating drink to
soldiers, 10; profane language, 3; assault,
u (; male dressed in soldiers uniform, ];
selling without license, 3; creating dis
tu,hance, 15 resisting officer, l; violation
- sabbath ordinance, ls; forestalling. !.
The fines assessed upon these cases
amount to 81 ,l43, of which nearly $1,000
have been collected This is the work
of single Alderman who attended prop
erly to his duty during the month OF
June We should add that the fines I'M
posed were generally such as to make
their payment punishment for the vio-
lation of law, and not mere matter of
form
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

THE injury sustained on the Island by
the storr-. On Thursday night, we are
pleased so say, was not so great and fear
ful as as at first supposed, and of course
the REL o. is we published were greatly
exaggerated No person was killed
thirteen men were Injured, but one or
Two of them any ways serious. The TIM
bers of the old tannery cracked and
made considerable noise before il fell,
and over one hundred men ran out of
the building before the crash came. The
following is list of the names of the
men who were injured by the falling tim
beIs, all of whom are members of the
Fourteenth Infantry, except one: PHI
vate VIM. A. Toothman, Co. Fl; Corporal
+. A. Wells and privateS Bosom Moliscl
and Eugcnius Bell, Co. L. privates VIM.
C.. Clark and Leo Swords of Co. ID; Cor
poral James Singleton and private Hi
der Stonebraker, of Co. f; Corporals
Lemuel G.. Snider and Daniel Wilcox.
p,iyates Lemuel Richards and David III.
Nicholson, of Co. A; and David J. Justis,
of Battery &C."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

"a
THEATRE.-The sterling comedy she
Stops to Conquer" was played at Wash
ington Hall last night before full
house. The audience was larger than on
any previous night during the engage
ment of the present company, and, we
arr inclined to think, the play was bet
ter performed than any piece that has
preceded it. The parts were all well
sustained.
Tonight Mr.. Coles takes a farewell
benefit, "Our American Cousin" being
put upon the stage for the occasion. Mr..
Coles takes the part of Asa Trenchard.--
We predict full house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

STEIN Bros. don't employ runners from
New York and Baltimore to treat soldiers
to rife whisky in order to sell their cloth
ing at high prices. Consequently Stein
Bros. can afford to sell their clothing
cbeap
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

GRApUATED.-Mr. Seneca Norton, son
of L. S. Marshal E. NJ Norton, returned
to his home in this city night before last,
having a few days since graduated at
West Poiut. He has been commissioned
as First Lieutenant in the Regular Al
nv. Mr.. n. is the first gentlemen from
this Congressional District who has ever
graduated ut West Point.
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TY ANDSTk =
l..,-.. :. 5TATE NEWS.
]ur,h Pass and o,her Markets, and
.,sous Matter, TO be found ON
Fourth Page.

y The FoURTEETH w. VA INFANTRY
IS This gallant and courageous regiment OF
! men, commanded by Colonel D. D. John
bn. of Tyler countyi reached the city
\ light before last, and were quartered on
he Island. The men were mustered out
before they came to this city, and turn,
Id over their arms yesterday. They will
be paid off to-day OF Monday.
The regiment was recruited IN the
counties of Wood, Tyler, Peasants, Rit;
,hie, Preston, Monongalia, Marion and
Doddridge, and the men are of course
mostly citizens of this State. The regi,
ment has undergone many hardships
aud the men have taken part in many OF
the leading battles, as the following list
of engagements will show:
Battles.-Cloyd Mountain, May 9, 1864
Lynchburg, June II and lo. 1864 Car
ter's Farm. July 20, 1864; Winchester,
July "a, 1864; Halltown, August "a and
26, 1864; Berryville, September 3, 1864;
OpeQuan. September 49,. 1864; Fisher S
Hill. September "a. 1864; Cedar Creek
October 10, 1864
Skirmishes.-Hedgesyille. July 10, 1864;
New River Bridge, May 10, 1864; Lex
ington, June II, 1864; Massenathen
Mountain, August Is, 1854; Charlestown,
August 20, 1864; Cedar Greek, October
Is, 1864
The following is a list of the officers Ill
command of the regiment at the present
time:
Colonel D d. Johnson, Lieut.. Col. &c"
W. Taggart, S. Moore Major, Hunter Ii
Moss Adjutant, Jas. II, Manown Surgeon,
J. II. BrOwnfeld Assistant Surgeon, j
E. .Hooten R Q. NJ, John l.. Irwin Chap
nin.
Cuptaias.-Jacob Smith, Oliver P. 10
life, Elias C. Finnell, Jacob NJ. Reitz,
Alfred L. Heult. VIM NJ Powell, John D
, Elliott, David B. M'Ilwain, James W.
Shroyer.
FIRST LieuteRaats.-C NJ. Houit, John
VI. LETTERS, ZenaS Martin, Reuben B. Tay-
lcr, Elijah D. Wade, Geo. w. Joliffe, Silas
". Hare. Isaac n. Holland, VIM. G. Low
Their, Thos NJ. Reed
Second LieutendntS. - Jas. b. William
son, Theodore w. Boydston, Lewis Beck
with, Isaac n. Martin, Andrew Cheter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01
STEIN BROS. make their own clothing.

pICNICs AND FISHING PARTIES sup
Piled with cove oysters, canned fruits, pine ap'
pies English pickles, sauces, catsups and all the
delicacies of the season, by Booth, Battelle &
Co., corner of Monroe and Water streets, where
the best of fine groceries, -four, meats, etc, can
be found. The best quality of clear ice con
stantly on hand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

OFFICERS IN CoMMAND.-At the pres
ent time Major General Emory is COM
mander of the Department of West Viz
ginia, Brigadier General Duval Is com
mander of the First District of West
Virginia. Colonel WaShhurne is the Mil
itary Commander of this post, and Cap
tain Anderson is Provost Marshal of this
city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

AMoNG the names of the gentlemen
who a day or two since graduated at AL
lesheny College, at Meadville, Pa, we
observe those Of Dana l.. Hubbard, of
this city, and Lloyd Lowndes, of Clarks-
burg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
Cough Gold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. FOR sale by Chas Graham, Main street
Centre " Keeling, and druggists generally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

The LAST DAYoF SCHooL.-The Pub
sc Schools of the city closed yesterday
T,r the summer vacation, and the long
,terir, # rest, for pupils and teachers,
Commenced There were many hun
dreds of glad faces on the occasion, as
ne pupils babe adieu to the hot school
room, the inaustriously conned books,
and all the toll and routine which in the
warm Season, become so irksome. The
vacation continues about two months,
affording ample time for rest to all inter
nsted.
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20, dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze of seas
Irrevocably dark, total eclipse
Without all hope Of day.

w IUuUUl du uUPO VI U"y'
Such is the exclamation of the unfortunate in
dividual who has suffered for years with the
CATARRH, the laohrymal glands have become
closed, suppuration has takenplace, and the eye.
sight temporarily destroyed, but by the use OF
Dr. oh seelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy the
glands will resume their normal condition, and
in reasonable time the eyesight will be restored
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Go to Stein Bros. to get your cheap and
good clothing
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STEIN Bros. is the place to get good
fitting and well made suit of clothes
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STEIN BROS don't pay $50 per month
for runners. I.ii.'.
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BROOKE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
This Court, Judge E. ii, Caldwell pre-
siding, has been in session at Wellsburg
during the past week. The Herald of
Yesterday says:
The first business before the Grand
Jury, II. w. Crothers foreman, was lot
of indictments against various parties
for treason against the State of West
Virginia, committed in the service of the
so-called Confederate States of America.
True Bills were found against VIM. II.
Miller of Beech Bottom, eX-Captain in
the rebel service, against A. Campbell,
Jr, of Bethany, late of louisiana, cache
us w. Morrow, Samuel Blankensops,
Mordecai Suter, S. G. Antle, Henry Burke,
N w. White, Robert Ray, and John
Rodgers. A cdpids was issued in the case
of each individual, commanding that
they be arrested and brought bodily be
fore the Court, to answer the charge
alleged, and in the case of Alex. Camp
bell, Robert Ray, and probably, by this
time. others, returned executed. The
two parties named are now in the custo-
DIV of the Sheriff, and it seems doubtful
whether in this case, bail can be allowed.
The former returned to Brooke county
since the surrender Of the rebel armies,
the latter returned some months ago,
with papers properly signed, under one
Of the amnesty proclamations of 1864,
and appears to be undoubtedly exempt
from prosecution lat least. at the hands of
tie Federal Government. What the State
will make out of the cases, remains to he
seen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

RIvER.-The river was rising last
evening, with FIVE feet seven inches wa
ter in the channel. The arrivals and de.
,artures were confined to the regular
packets.
The fine steamer Linnie Drown, Capt.
Black, is the regular packet this evening
for Cincinnati Mr.. j. H. Rice will he
aand in the Clerks Office.
he new and elegant steamer New
tate, Captain John M'Lure, will leave
s.is evening for Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-01

! SOME little excitement prevails in steu-
saa ,by rumor that the ma
Vel steubenville and In
o. sated in that city, are
smpeJfichsville, Tuscarawus
ds) sSssgItizens of steubenville
~. D,OOO for the building of
IN the understanding that
II ps-xere to be located
n Rsns oval would resemble !.
n ingin like a breeoA OF
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TIE Post Hospital in this city, was
wound up yesterday.
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" g . IL ~ = :.
ALL those. knowing themselves indebt-
ed to the undersigned will find their ae:'
counts ready.for settlement. 9i- e 81
Iw -, NJ, RHEiNsTReM. Z;
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STEIN BROS. don't pay 10 to Is per cent
to persons who bring soldiers in

DR. &. W. ROBACK-Sir Your Blood Purl-
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines I could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure OF Fever and Ague, but the people usethem
as general medicine
To break an attack of the Ague take table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, a N three days the complaint will
be removed and permanent cure effected
A who try this treatment before applying to-
physician will be saved much cost and suffering
yours truly. Alb. TAFT.
BANGOR, Van BurenCo., Mich, Sept. g. GA.
STEIN Bros don't crowd the Custom
house and Paymasters Office with run
ners.
FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall Achoice
lot of wines, liquors, lies, &C., always on hand.
If GAUS g. WARNAFELDT
STEIN BROS. don't pay $50 per month
q.
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u edIlcal..z =
m. Jox1T BULLS !
osnrsUsD 3
RON BITTER s
- --------. ..-....-~--.e..-.z
RE Latest ana NEST Impsrtan sna.
esvery Of the 10tA Censury.
h10y Of the hatern Hedica Of the United etltsa q
nsosasly known - pienssr In msdicaldisovssy
-. Jshn D1Ii, 81 LsnfsvllIs, Ay.,
Mis izintsblo prsp9staon u sarsap.rilla ~ long
stood Il tho had o. hs ofthas veu
able drug.
n osnpes,1 Of wnd cn,,yy h., beoome ! housebo,d
wori kasosxisoss the West and South. ss#
Hh Worm LOeenges In less than year after their In
tro!sstoa, ss:ainsd rsprnton - sidssprssd = tbs
Rus tie cre~nins gery q his nfs remains to be a.
tained in his lstsst aeovsry, M
be does not claim to have been the iscovsrer Of
q n u n . NJ,
wcs tn. basss Of the sttsrs now offered to the pub
c That honor belongsto the native Inhabitants Cen
tral America vhon IL vrtuss hare been known fr
dan id. a4s.Sss 70 The most deadly Ssls1. and ham
dies without fear the nost serpents II ID
belief With them that while there il breath in the body
the Oron Il potent 70 cure, matter what the dsee
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extravs
CAN'T prstenOn, he II nevertheless satsed from thor
that remedy and preventive for all Diseases arising
om exposure either to changes Of weather and climate
or 70 the miasmatic influences. it stands.
WIT HOUT A RIvALi
Justly deserves the reputation II has % long enjoyed
In Central Ansrtca and the West Indies In
D SPE PClA

And ts Aftsodoat train Of symptoms Il sets more ks
charm than medicine. Tnereir nothing In the whole
range Of the Matera Medica that for moment bar
9 comparison With il in this dire se.
full account Of tes wonderful plant may be found In
the 1th edition Of the United stAtes Dspensatory pA
gcs 1887 and l5s8.
series Of sxpeFimensr ~hich Dr. Bull has been for
engaged has just bee brought
mtnnon, and he 10 now enabled to oer 10 the public
condensation al CEDROh with other appsesea t0nie the
Whole preserved in the best quality Of copper dStsd
Bourbon Whisky which be 10 confident has sqna1
the world.
He might furnish volume ofcertincstes, but th pob
lie have long since learned TO estimate such th9ss
their value The safest plan for every 10
Tor himssf tbs virtues Of new medicine. Give thb
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-24
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRT, &C.,
Valued II 10000 EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not to be paid for until You know whAt
you are TO get


The articles this stock OF Jeweiry Of the neat=t
and fashionable styles. Certificates Of all the rari
articles put in sealed envelopes and mixed thus
giving all fair chance and sent by mail for p cents
option to send ONE DOLLAR ard the article named
la IT. or not Five certificates 81; eleven s. thirty IS;
sixty-ye $40; hundred si5 Certificate money to be
enclosed with the order Correspondence promptly
swered.
We wish 1t distinctly understood that business Ii
Lottery. The object Of this manner Of selling is to
give pu chasers the opportunity Of buying Jewcry al
the Wholesale prices with the chance Ut getting Watch
or some other valuable article and all goods sent not
funded.
AGENTS wanted In every town and regiment Send
for Circular Address W. FORSYTH 4 co,
decl9-dAwsm AZ and ~ Nassau st.. New York.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
Political.

Maj. Gen. John F. Hsrtrsnft is spoken
OF as the Union candidate tor Governor of
Pennsylvspis.
One of our contemporaries in discussing
the proper safeguards of Southern recon-
structiOn, suggests the exclusion of all per-
sons, in all the States, from the right of
representation in Congress, who are not, or
are not made voters. By such mesns, not
only the two fifths of the em%sncipsted
slaves, but the three ffIhs of the slaves
VINO are TO be, under the Constitution, emu
mersted in the Federal numbers, will be
excluded from suffrage. Thus the South
would lose nineteen representative in
Congress under the next spportionment of
members of the House of Representatives,
instead of gaining fourteen, as they will, if
sll the negroes are to be entitled to repre-
~ssntstion.
The New York correspondent of the
Boston AdVeTtiSer gives some interesting
facts about New York politics. He says:
'There Is a conspiracy in progress among
leading Tammany Democrats and one
class of professional Union men, to detach
this State from the Union side and elect
an opposition State ticket and Legislature.
This will give the Democrats the oppor-
tunity to gerrymsnder the State, control
our local policy, and elect g United States
Senator in place of Judge Harris. The
man has already been selected, a public
politician, with hinges to his knees.
"The inaction of the Union State Com
msttee directly helps TO throw the State
into the hauds of the opposition 1t is
now August and the nominating onven
tlcn is not called. 1t cannot now assem-
bic till the middle of September. Twice
the State has been deliberately thrown
swsy-in 1857 and 1862 The plan then
adopted was to call the State Convention
late in September, so that the counties
would have teo brief time to make the To-
cal arrangements. Added to thst, the
State Committee was not earnest in effort.
The opposition majority in 1857 was 49,
900; in 1862, 1s, 1852.
"If the Union men are defeated at the
November election they will know where
the blame lies. It is the purpose, and
most of the Federal off se- holders are in the
secret. But the loyal Unionists are deter
mined to preserve the Stste from this dis
aster. A conference will be held next
week at Saratoga TO devise a policy for the
organization.
"One or two conferences of the demo-
cratic regency have already been held in
this city. MIR. Dean Richmond presided,
1t was demanded that the Seymour and
Wood party should stand back, and give
the the old /" corner: stone" free sellers the
lead Proposals of utilization with the
+" conservative" republicans were also con-
sidered.'