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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-24

Mr.. Lynn Bartholomew, of Schuylkill ,ad-
dressed the Convention in fore ible speech.
He came to vote for the best man for the
place. No man had right to bind his fell
low-men to vote for particular class. he
did not believe in erecting any class IN
America, either political, military or civil,
as superior to any other. To say that the
life of the Union party depended upon two
paltry positions, worth about 81 800 year,
was ridiculous.
The discussion was continued by Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens, of Lancaster Hon John
Cessna, of Bedford, and Hon. j. l.. Vincent,
of Erie 1t was contended, in opposition
to the amendment, that it was really pro-
position to create nobility out of a GER
tain class, thereby degrading to that extent
all other classes
a vote was then taken on the amendment
proposed by Mr. Todd, which resulted as
follows Yeas, II ; nays, Ill.
The amendment was consequently disa-
greed to.
The resolution was then agreed to.
The next portion of the question was
stated to be on the resolution as follows
That the State Central Committee shall
consist of four members from the city OF
Philadelphia, two from each Of the counties
of Allegheny, Dauphin and Berks, and one
person from each of the remaining counties
of the State to be appointed the names to
be submitted by the respective delegations
to the chairman to be appointed by this
Convention.
The resolution, after discussion, was
postponed for the present
On motion of Mr. Cessna, the Conven.
ton proceeded to the selection of a candi
date for Auditor General when the follow.
ing nominations were made Ma jor Gen
John F. Hartranft of Montgomery John
A. Hiestand, of Lancaster r. b. McComb
of Lawrence Gen. Charles Albright, OF
Carbon General John l.. Selfrdge, Of
Northampton.
A ballot was then taken, with the follow
ing result
THE BALLOTING.
The first ballot resulted as follows: Hart
ranft, SO ; Hiestand, 80 McComb, 20
Albright, 3 Selfridge, 5.
Several delegates changed their votes to
Hartranft, who was unanimously declared
the nominee by acclamatiOn.
A ballot for Surveyor General resulted
as follows
Col. Jacob NJ. Campbell Of Cambria, 81 ;
Gen. James Negley, Of SchuyIkill, p
Brice y. Blair, Of Huntingdon, ?, Col. Camp
bell was declared nominated.
Hon. John Cessna, of Bedford, was APP
pointed Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee.
The nominees of the Convention were
then introduced, and returned thanks il
brief addresses, when the Convention ad
iourned SINE die.
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HARK, FROM THE TOMBs!

The last Bradford argus contains an ad-
dress purporting to emcnate from the
Peoples Union County Committee" ad-
dressed to the Electors of Bradford County,
and devoted to abuse of Hon. GEORGE Ian
DON. This precious document is signed by
Z. A. Parsons, CHARLES II. AMEs, HARRY B.
INGHAM, JOHN p. BLOOD, WILLIAM H. DECKER,
and WILLIAM II. BARTo, purporting to con-
stitute said Committee. 1t is prefaced by
a note from T. A. PARSONS, Chairman, as
serting that the editor of the Reporter had
declined to give it place in bis paper
OF all the political performances we
have ever Witnessed, the issuing Of this ad-
dress, and soliciting its publication in our
columns, is the coolest. The impudence of
the transaction rises almost to sublimity.
The Chairman of the Committee the Gabrie
who has sounded the trump to bring forth
the Peoples Party from the quiet sleep of
its death and burial, is the publisher of the
argus, which paper he transferred on the
eve of the last Presidential election to the
Democrats Of the County for a consider
ation," throwing off the thin disguise with
which he had vainly attempted to conceal
his recreancy to Republican principles
The Peoples party of the County, has long
since passed away. The honest, mis-gui-
guided portion have returned to the old
standard, while few uneary spirits, am
ongst whom were the Chairman, and
some of his associates on the Committee
have passed into the Democratic fold. The
ArguS, itself, has became the Democratic
organ of the County. But now, when there
seems to be probability that Mr. LANDoN
may become a candidate for Senator, the
organization of the Peoples Party is resur-
rected, in the vain hope of misleading and
decciving some credulous Republicans.
We predict that this manoeuver will prove
as Improbable speculation as the pur-
chase Of the argus last fall 1t won't pay
expenses The Argus has become too well
known as a Copperhead sheet of the most
virulent stripe, to effect anything by a res
Of the Peoples Party. The arti-
flee Of attempting to restore that party to
lile,i too shallow to deceive any body The
Democratic leaders may attempt it as they
please, but they will find that their new
found friends have lost the confidence of
the Republicans of the County, and are
thoroughly understood and appreciated.
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State Ticket.
UNION STATE CONVENTION.


The proceedings Of the Union State Con-
vention which met at Harrisburg, on the
l7th inst, will be found in this paper. The
result of the deliberations of that body
should be cause of congratulation to every
Union man in the State. The platform
adopted is broad and comprehensive, and
embodies the views of the loyal and patr-
otto portion of the people.
Major General JOIN F. HARTRANFT is of
Montgomery county, and at present citi-
zen of NorristOwn. His first business en-
gagements were in connection with the con-
struction of some Of the improvements in
thai part of the State, he then acting in the
capacity Of a civil engineer. Later in life,
young HARTRANFT devoted himself to the
study Of law, to the practice of which pro-
fession he was admitted with great honor
After pursuing the law for some years, the
war Of the rebellion was precipitated, when
the lawyer Immediately become a soldier,
and was called to the command of one of
the first "Thee Months Regiments" In this
connection it will be remembered that the
4th Regiment refused to go into a fight be-
cause its time had expired while the battle
was in progress. Col. HaybanH remained
on the field tcheR his regiment marched off,
and icas placed on Gen. FranGiin's staf acho
c0mpiimented him for has bravery The con.
duct which distinguished our candidate for
Auditor General, tIus early in the war, has
characterized his career during the entire
struggle. He has been engaged in all parts
Of the country as soldier in defence of the
Govcrnmcnt-has fought bravely i'll very
many battles, and has to-day a record as
glorious as that of any man in the nation
His capacity for civil station is as great
too, as was his ability as soldier \
cear-headed lawyer, close business man,
and conscientious gentleman in all his
actions, no fairer or safer official could be
selected to guard the interest of the people
in the Auditor Generals office in Pennsyl-
vania, than JOHN +. HARrRANFr.
Col. Jacob NJ CAMPBELL is a citizen of
Cambria county, and entered the volunteer
military service. as Colonel of the 54th
Regt p V The 54th was organized at
Camp Curtin in July, 1861, from volunteers
recruited in Dauphin, Somerset, Carbon,
Montour, northampton and Lchigh counties,
Col Campbell, early after his appearance
in the field, was promoted to the command
of a brigade, in which position he perform
ed good and valiant service. Indeed, the
record of Col Campbell extends over fields
where some Of the hardest fought battles
of the war took place. For his gallantry
in the contest he has been frequently COM
plimcnted by his superior officers, and for
his services to his country in the hour of
its peril, grateful people will shortly ex-
hibit their estimation Of his worth by cleo
ting him to one of the most important po-
sitions in their gift.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-24

BSs~ From Fortress Monroe we have a
revival of the report that preparations are
being made for the early trial of jeff. Da-
Wis at that place
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-24

R9- A large number of pardons were
granted on Saturday, principally to citizens
of Virginia of the $4,000 class.
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Nrm advertisements.
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INSTI-
~ TJTTE

- rUfE. -''''' = 'N i->'' /
TOIVANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA
Rev. JAMES MCMILLAN, Principal, Professor of An.
cient Languages, and Mental and Moral Sciences
JOHN HEWITT, A. B. Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Science.
JOHN W. CRAWFORD, Teacher of Vocal Music
Miss CLARA A. STOCKWELL, Preceptress.
Miss JULIA STEVENS, Associate Preceptress.
Miss SUSAN D. WOOD, Teacher Of Instrumental Music
LUTHER H. SCOTT, Steward, Mrs. SCOTT, Matron.
The Fall Term commences WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
Is and will continue IA weeks.
TUITION, PER TERN:
Payable invariably in advance onehalf on entering
the school and oneha at the middle of the term-fuel
and contingencies included.l
Preparatory. ry................ .............. 81 90
Higher lst year, per term. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Higher, I'd and Sd year per term. 90
Collegiate, IL 90
N. B. Pupils will be classed by the most advanced
branch they respectively pursue.
Pupils using scholarships charged 81 pert.rm for
fuel and contingents.
EXTRA EXPENSES:
Erehcn .-...'................ So 90
Drawing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Board in the Institute per week, 90
Washing, per dozen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Use of Furniture in rooms, per term. ....... l so
The Collegiate year is divided into three terms of IA
weeks each. The Anniversary exercises will be held at
the close of the Spring term.
No deduction will be made for absence except in case
of protracted illness of over two weeks.
Boarders will themselves find fuel and light but in all
cases arrangements can be made with the Steward 10
furnish them. Where bedding is not furnished by pu
pills themselves, they will be charged So sober term
Normal Department-Specal exercises are arranged
without extra charge for those preparing themselves
as Teachers of Common Schools
No pains will be spared, on the part of the Faculty
aud Trustees In sustaining the high reputation the ins
tuition has hitherto enjoyed and in rendering it more
worthy OF future patronage and support.
Aug, 81, 1864, ''''''p'''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-24
CATARRII
in ain lis forms, permanently cured.

IN All us lOTAlS, ptI!AaAtHtiy CuItu
GENERAL SURGERY.-He will ogers.s
Feet. Hare Lip, Cleft Palate, Tumors, tsgca-5
G.owths, DefOrnities from Burns and Uer.''s ,.
forms PLASTIC OPERATIONS-Wh Where tie (.
OF any portion of the face is destroyed tirg-
or otherwise, by healing them Oh anew. -
Re- viii attend TO the Amputatiou Ci If..
and General Surgery in all its branches
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL T. t,S.-GIyilrt,. TO-.
molten and expression Of the natural, dei,!ag-.~
they are inserted without removing the o.8 a.
ducIng pain.
The Doctors collection OF instruments r.-..
the latest Improvements, and is the iaE.es, t- !.
the superior advantages he has had il per....
set IN all hat is new and valuable il Sufggr. -.
him ia saying that everything within the I.i.-.
profession may be expected OF him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged g..
can now accommodate an increased Hum1aF O, H..
from distance. Comfortable Boarding Hons Y
ed 10 the establishment.
No iHCuTd6te cases TeceiUed for Treatment f- q.
hOns. II a case is incurable he will be 50 ia.g-r
Institute on Water street, opposite the Bg-.a..
E.mira, n. Y. FEB .
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Hp0r9raf s 1nstitnte
EYE AND EAR INSTrrr-
DR.. UP DE GRAFF

OcuLIsT. AURIsT And GENERAL SUaGfoy p,.
''ifa4y y
Treats all Dise0ses Of tie Eye, Err q.d,r
THE EYE.-He will operate upon Caiar,..
Pupil, Cross Eyes, Lachrymdl Fistula, PerTg',
piOn Inversion Of the eye-iid,J and tra.i ny. a-
7" SORE EYES, such as Granulated Ia .r
Ophthalmia, Opacities OF the Cornea sc-1,. Wa
eases OF the Eye, and all diseases 10 wbirt' ..,,
subject. ~
The EAR.-Treats successfully Discbsro..,
Ear Noises in the Ear. Difficulty OF HearjrS. '.-
[even when the Drum is eatirely dcslroyrt .--.
an artificial one, answering nearly ali the f,,
natural
THE THROAr.-Ulcerated Throat, III.
sis, together with ".
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The Latest News
By Telegraph 10 the n. v. Sun.
THE HiBEAS CORPUS.
Proclamation by the President.
restoration Of the Writ in All
Excepting the Ex-Rebel
States.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER.
A Car Smashed to Atoms.
e6th ". Y. Volunteers on Board.
3 PERSONS KlLLED---2S WOUNDED.
FROM JAMAICA AND HaYTI.
END OF THE REBELLIONS.
lhRGt NUMBER OF EXECUTIONS.
Cape Haytien Bombarded and
Destroyed.
Additional Mexican Reports.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE LIBERALS
City and Miscellaneous News.
The Hoffman Ratification Meeting.
Grand Popular Demonstration.
THE STRONG DIVORCE CASE.
Interesting Evidence Taken
Yesterday.
&C.. &c. &c.
uAnEis CORPIs
HA8Ets CORPUS.
Proclamation by the President.

Wdshne'on, Nor. 3).--The following p-ocia n. .tion
has jast been issued BY the President OF the United
States Of America.
Whereas by the proclamation Of the President Of
tn lnted States, OF the fifteenth day Of December,
One thousand Eight Hundred and s1ty-three, the
piyllcPo Of tho writ OF habeas corpus In certain
ease therein set forth was suspended throughout
the United sta;es, and whereas tho reasons for that
suspension may be regarded as having ceased in
some OF tho States and Territories now, therefore,
b. II known. that |, ANDREW JolpNsoN, President Of
he United States do hereby proclaim and declare
Ma; the su'p,nsion Aforesaid aud all other procans-
Hon' and orders ,wpending the privilege OF the wit
hlbeas pus H. The States and Territories Of the
United State. are revoked AID annulloi excepting
u TO the states Of Virginia Kentucky Tennessee,
hosth Carolina. South Carolina, Georria, Forda,
Alabama NJ ssissipp.. Louisiana Arkansas and oxas,
The Dsuict Of Columbia, the Territories OF Mexico
Md Arizona.
In witness whereof. have hereunto sr, nv hand
rDd caused the seal o the uited states to he Affixed
-. Douc 81 the CITY OF Washington he fret
day Ot Dec mber in the yOar OF our Lord
LIS, One thousand Eight Hundred ami sky
hvs and OF the indcpc ado nee of tho nj
ted States OF America the ninetio,h
Hy the frcsiient ANDREW JOHNSON.
MnLiAI II. SEWARD, Secretary OF state
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Murpuchusefts.
Tho Collins Overland Telegraph.

san Francisco, No. 30 The steamer George 2.
Wright arrived to-day, ss DAYS from Peiropolo hi,
bringing Col. Blu tley and several others Of the
Overland Telegraph Expedition. From the reports
furnished It appears that about o. men have been
scattered In detached parties along the North West
IN American and Asiatlc coast, who will spend the
winter In exploring, surveying and locating the
the telegraph routes using the steamer Reindeer
. means Of transportation from place to place. Bar
gains viii be made with the natives 10 furnish toe.
graph poles wherever practicable Next summer, IL
Is hoped,the surveys viii be compe:eds 50 that several
Thousands Of natives may bo en- poyed planting poe.
SAled-shp Ne Plus t'rra Callao
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News Items.
By telegraph to the Ncs York SUM-


TnE guerrilla olAn,rell was at Cairo lll.' yes
ter lay, en- route for Washington, to seek pardon.
TaERR was heavy easterly gale all day yesier-
day, in the vicinity Of Halifax, with driving
rain.
Tina tug Canada sunk of Bar Point Lake Erie
yesterday morning, aud is total loss. Crew
saved.
TnH carpet factory owned by Aeram Folsom IN
Dover n. H., wss destroyed by hre' yesterday
morning. LosF, $4,000 insurance, $4,000.
SOME twenty five changes in the Boston Custom
House were made yesterday, minor oiesrs prn'
cipally giving place TO returned veterans.
JAooB MERRILL returned soldier, was mur-
dsred and robbed u $500, in NowburyPori, Mass ,
Wednesday night.
Tm Provost Marshal has discontinued requiring
passports from psrues leaving San FTAneiss0 for
hsxies.
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he.d. Pred Schooner, Co. 2, severe cat in face.
Russell Grow ninesheid, Co r. severely In head and
lace. Isaac Crofaud, Co. =, sever rely IN aide and
chest. Albert Mantle, Corporal, Co. 7. slightly in
shoulder and head john Baker, Co =, .liehtly.
Thomes shellen, Co. u. slightly. John Rckltr,
private, Co l. severely In face aud head. Andrew
Norman, Corporal Co. |, sightly In head and shou-
der. Louis Grewel Corporal. Go. l. severely in the
head and back. Jpmes pounollan, 20. IL slishtly
In head and shoulder. Theodore Wemerins, Co. 1,
severely In bead and leg. jeremiah Blctley, Co.
r slightly In head and face. james foiman, Co. L.
,!ii hty in tsce and shoulder. Harmon Miller, Co.
p, SLIGHTLY. fredk. Cfomc, Co. =, rely In hir
VI Liam stevenson, Co h. severe, internally; Georte
hrthn,, 60, =, slightly internally; Henry Dolly, Co
II, slightly W arm Henry Pouti, Co. n, sIghty in
head; Jonathan Hopkins Co. r., severely in head;
nuclus Wallsco. CO. y, slightly; Edward L1pon, Co
chest
A locomotive was Instantly dispatched to War.
renton village for medical aid, snd promptly
returned with Surgeon Brady, OF the och Regiment
Who with his sblo assistant, rendered the sufferers
all proper aid. The dead and injured soldiers were
sent to warrenton. This morninr, the body Of the
brakeman was sent 70 his friends IN Ale1andri
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LOCAL NEWS.
The MAYonALrY-TAMMANY RArrrrcA-
NEW YORK AND The VICINITY.

TnE MAYonALTY-TAMMANY RATIFcA-
TIoS MELTISG Al Coorln la5rrUrE-horrSAs
AsD OGoRMAN ~ 1iiR AsoENuAST- -srrEouI8 oP
JAHEs 7. BRApY, JouS T. HorFNAN, JonS VAN
BunRN, JoHs kIiiY, EIo.-INE lupUsAsD PER
soSs PRESENT. .-Ihe "arre hall Of the Cooper IIIti
tute' has become "a hous hold WORD" Though but
few short Yeas in exiftence It las been the head
quarters feveraly Of DemOcrstf' publicans' Abo-
litionisu Fouians, and Of almost every other
organization, political social or religious. But
seldom ha, this great hall bcol 70 entirely filed with
people as II wa. last night when the Tamnany
Democracy met TO Il.iD the nomination Of
John T. Hoffman for HnJor OF New York.
At an early hour eIori' OF people began to
assemble, and q, s!z de.oeE tho outer door'
were completely beno'cd for 'omo time tho
pressure was immeufc, ani when tie doois opencd
At seven O'clock, regular D'Inocratlc rush was made
which soon filed the bal to overlooking. American
flags hung profu,cy over and around the platform.
70 the righ, wa, the legend, "lIoHmsn, O'GOrman
and yictory;" TO tho LETT "Honesy' Capacity and
y1asy.+ In ,hs ssaJs ~ Ihs suii 0i Washington.
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From Washington.

WAsuiNGTDN, Nov. 80.
The following named officers have been b-ev tied
nsior- Generals L. ). Paymss.er General b. d. w.
Bacc, INSPECTOR General A. llardic, Provost Marshal
General James Il. Fry, Assistant Quartefmaater
General Charles Thomas
The Superintendent Of the Metropolitan Police
snys the numlcr of arrests made during tho lat
quarter amount to the Unprecedented number OF
al?2 being nearly 3OOO than have been arrest
ed during any preceding quarter The Greater NUN.
Der OF have been Of persons who lad followed
Ia tho vtse Of the armies for puosos Of punder and
robbery, Gui now are forced to prey upon citizens
Tnere Gfe also n large number OF the convicts Of
Southern prisons nov at large here. OF the whole
sum, or arrested 2ils could neither write nor read
Judro Tcrro, Of Texas received pardon to-day,
By order oi the prclident.
It l. stated that The Old Capitol Prison will bo
,acitei and cloaed tomorrow EnI ths, tho detective
iorce ia alreaiy Icing reduced.
During the prosen, week thirteen hundred and
sghIoen porsons have Leen reported at the Sanitary
Department tor derelction OF duty under the rules
and regulations provided to seeuIe the cleanliness
.nl hoal.h Of the city.
The Aeshsnics And Work kingmeu's Convention OF
he District Of Columbia havo prepared memorial
" Coueress, asking that elght hours b, established
u a legal day's work In the mechanic and labor do
,artmout Of the Government.
IL Is undeutooi that in the orranlzation Of the
Houie, the opposition will make test case Of the
question Of admitting the Tennessee delegation
The Clerk will no. Place the names Of this delegation
spln the oitc.A Oh unless directed by the House to
here, alleges that but few OF tho Cougressnen elect
hon that state ICcevod majority tho sal votes
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The ex rebel General Early is In n ssau. " r.,
engaged In writins history OF hI campaigns.
Tue people Of Havana are said to lie much dis
satisfied With the appointment OF Gen. Lersundi
AZ the new Captain General Of Cuba.
OEDEs just promulgated from the War Depart
ncui root the muster out Of about ten Thousand
more volunteer troops, consisting Of iniautry,
cavalry aud artillery.
DuScn the British Consul General at Havana,
notorious for his aid to the blorka s-runucrs hGs
tscn appointed British chnrge d'dGnres TO .he 70.
Iuhlcs Of Central Amcrc1, u rcB.le M Gautcmala.
lie is 10 lo succcc led 81 Il-ysua by MI syuxe,
from the sandwich I'lsnds
A WIDOW named Bsly, reHding IN Chester Co.,
Pa, recently suel TIE feun. Il. X. Co for damages
sustaine by the loss other husband, who in Sept.
iSJL was run over ty n train on tue above road
Gnu instantly killed. TIE Jury appuscl tho loss
at slO,1OO aud returned . " riict accordingly.
AsoN0 the recent arrivals at Liv rpool. wo
notice tho name Of n q. y. Sanders, who is
sp- ken OF by the English lyuruals az greatly
concerned Ia the rrcS Iiar negotiations for peace,
which Immediately pre- oded ihs conclusion Of tie
war in America"
IL the case Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvs-
MIA W.. tho City OF Philadelphia, uiei al Harris
burg this week. 10 recover taxes duo from tho city,
the jury renucre rdicI in favor ct the State,
tUr the sum OF four hund1 and thirgy-uine thou
sand two hunur,d sud sweu:y ogls dollars and
lhirty-3x cents
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South America.


We have adyiees from the River Plate, dated at
Bueuos Ayrcs on the llth and Rio Janelro on tho
s4th Of October The Par.gusyan army sustained
another deie,L their levics in Couientes Icing badly
cut up by the Argentine cavelry corps They were
again beaten and routed near Luis Cones. In their
retreat thoy burned thirty villages by way OF ie-
v6nEe. Tho Brazilian army In The province OF Rio
Grnnde had been lareely reinforced. The feet Of
HrnEil Temr rined lnnriINe
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Montgomery, AID, Nor. 20.-Thc two Houscs Of
the Legislature Of Alabama met In Join, convention
yesterday, and elected NesGrs. Houston and Parsons
a. L. s. Senators.
Virginia.
Tho Virginia Legislature meets December I. On
or about Tuesday II is believed that tho Constiu-
tional amendment sbol,hing slavery will be passed.
and also q resolution repudiatins the rebel debt.
nfnspacbusetts.
Boston, Nor. 5o.-The Hon. q. W Warren has
been nominated by tho Democrats for Mayor Of
Ro ton. Tho nomination was eoncurrcd In by the
worklnsmen and CtlEonI Committee.
Colorado.
50. Lo,is, Nor. 3o-The DENocR,r's Lawrence
,pecA says; Returns from Southern Colorado In
the election Of Gipin for Governor and Chcot,
for CongresF