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the OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The State Ticket-The Resolutions-The
States Rights Doctrine Uphcld-NeRro
Suffrage Denounced, Sc.

The State Ticket-The Resolutions-The
States Rights Doctrine Uphcld-Ne9ro
Suffrage Denounced, Sc.
CINCINNATI August 25 1885.
The Democratic State Convention assembled at Colun-
bus yesterday and organized by electing Hon. Rufus p
Ranncy President.
The following ticket for State officers was then no
minated For Governor, General George W. Morgan;
Lieutenant Governor, William Lang; Judges Of the Su
prems Court, p Van Trump and Thomas NJ. Key; State
Treasurer, George Spence Attorney General Daniel NJ
wilson, School Commissioner, H. H.. Barney; Engineer
for the Beard of Public Works. T. BASIL Clerk Of b'
Suprsme ;oirt, H. S. D,ne, .---- - 'rs.rSS
'Ths Committee On h"s"
'-...n q. x,,s, ~s'utions then reported n serics
w,, 'ups'ance are as follows.
Opposing cons. daton of all power in the hands or
the federal government; Maintaining tho doctrine OF
State rights as laid down in the Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions of 1885, declaring that tie ordinances of
secession adopted by the Southern States being
null and void, they still in the Union as
Ststes entitled to all their reserved rights and 20
thor due representation in Congress; dcuouncng all
efforts 10 confer the right OF suffrage upon negroes;
dlscouraging the emigration OF negroes into the
state complimentng the soldiers for their valor and
forttude during all the trying Of the war; regard
ing the national debt as national curse demanding the
this debt may be pad; recommending that national
tax be Collected by the county for this pur
pose as possible; military
Communication be repeated earnestly denouncing the ar
rest OF czens by military authority in States where the
civil tribunals are open and nnobstructed, and do
Claring that the continued suspension OF the writ Of
habeas corpus since the term nation OF the war
the denial Of tho right Of trial by jury and the
reference with elections by the military power,
recently done in the States Kentucky and Tennessee
violations of the constitution Of the United Sates
The last resolution declares that while we r solutcIy
condemn all nractons Hon the tuition and while
regret that the terms OF pacca,on agreed by Major
General Sherman In April last not at rai Ged
hU flaIa
President johnson In all constitutional efforts 10 restore
" the Stairs the exercise OF their rights and powers
The resolutions adopted
Speeches were then made by General Morgan, Hon
Clement L. Ysllandigham and Hon James L. Pugh
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DIR. Ricknclrs Dysentery syrup Cos:
80. M on,ate n highly aromatic excellent In TASTE ase
stands Of everything a. curauye o. compts"
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DIR. Glover>s New Champion k4fvcr TnusA
for h retention Of rupture, "a fesfsoeon bA'0
Stoe kipgS Bandages, &c. No. u Ann sssees
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Advice for the Cure or Badness an,
Gray Hair at DR. GRANDJEANs. IS ycars' practice. No
Agtor Mace.
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G0uraud's Poudre Subtitle Upveoss Hair
from low fcrehesds any rAr OF he body depot
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss and
Bandagc Institute has removed TO su broadway open til
DIP. n. Lady attendant
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Municipal Election at New Brunswick,
n.
NEM RpnNswIcK.

Nsw BRUNSWICK, N j., August %, 1865
special charter election for Mayor took place to-day
John jenkins, republican, eIqeted by forty QUO
majority,
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Ready and Conclusive Test OF tho
properties of HELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
will be comparison with thoso set forth In the United
States Dispensatory.
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Chevalisr,s Liz for the Hair BE stOs,e2
rray hair To O. original solps stops TIA falling out keep t
head Clean comparisos win any e<nef nn1
dressing Sold ut drug stores and At ny ones NO
Broadway SARAH n Chr'A~Ao1~ ~ "
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diamond Rings, from $50 to 81 900 each,
for sale by a. G. ALLEN AIS Broadway one door below
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Hest and Cheapest-Mfiler's Hair Dyc.
Try H. Large sizo rs Sold by druggists hspos q
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best in the,
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The sny portcce<
dive Factory. 81 Barclay street.
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Curtains,
and. Curtain Materials, all kl,sds. At
KELTPS, $50 TAaefnsrsy.
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Bailey's Patent Spring Roll and CoGs I
wheel Washing and wringng Maehine, GdsS Broaawsys
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The services Of sp experienced Detective can be had In
divorce aud ell y'her esses b. sadesnx pVst oass saK
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Two American Misses, Miss Issippl ANA
MISS 0ur are disngrsd good dead BY The sosgs r. their
mouths In order That all other Masses avoid the ike
bemishes they advised tho famous SozodDut.
which Will prevent and obviate sl such dincultes.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. 0hcansl
Drawings Circulars an Information sent
J. r. CLAYTON, ~ Wall street, New York
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Gsouraud's MedicatetS Soap Curys Tan.
Pimples Freckes, Ringworn, Mosquito Bites amt ali axis
bIeushcs at his depes- 4s3 broadway and drugKsts
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Tue original and only manufacturers In the United States
49, PURE GUrTA PERCHA GOODS,
would respectfully inform their customers that having
ished their new factory aud aided largely faces
Tor manufacturing they Win In order wishes
nnd 10 conform 10 the improved ndon Of busness
rt day Of september next ensuing red,e the price
nnfactures 10 scale that fail ~ being entirely sat
isfsetory. SAM'L a.. BISHOP, GeasrnI gent, .
Once and Sslesr0sm, 2Df Broadway, New York
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L
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" ] g G. Z " Z "a.

experience of the Freedmen's Burcau
VITA the Representatives. PreParn-
tions for the Reception OF the Presi-
dent--ResOiwtions OF the Citizens OF
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Meersc N a um Manufa cturcrs - Poll
LAX SON 6g2 broadway Fourth street. Pipes and
Ciearbolders nj Wholesale retail Pipes cut to orcer
mounted with SILVER and repaired.
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| EnfccbIed and Delicate Constitutions
of both seres use HEI.MBOLD'S EXTRACT BU''
viii give brisk aud energetic feelings and cnaN
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e. A. Brooke 10 you 70 AecP
porium, SIS b.
OF eve-- boot ana shoe E.,,.
--y.dway.-Boots, Shoes Caters aud Slippers
e, description for ladies' gents, misses boys aud
\ Essn n b--Mr H. Smith, for many years foreman in
n.on street. has the entire the re TIA
and Mr.. H. Nuns the old well known - ~.
-''rs supervision OF the ladies' and chIdre MS
nd "'Ant guarantee for satsfscou
departments, which su..... - >.s., :,
lroad
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Grover q Bakcr's Highest Premature
Elastic stsch and Loetsch 5cwisg Machue aes Rrosd
MlN
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Hoimboid's Fluid Extract Buchw L.
pleasant In taste and odr FREQ fronral uyous prvysr
les, and imnsrdiate In IL scton
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T III L AR NJ Y
Muster Out or General Omcers,
WAsHINGTOE A,,,,.. ss fef

"AsnisGros, August rs, 1866
by drecn" ., ,nc PRESIDENT the following named gen
erul officers of United States Volunteers are hereby hon
orabIy mustered out of service Of the United States
their services being longer needed-from August a.
1885,
Major General Nathaniel P. Banks
Major General Daniel Butterheld
Major General Sas Casey.
Major General Abner Doubleday
Major General Samuel p Heintzeman
Major General George L. Hartsun
Major General John j. Peck
Brigadier General A. Asboth
Brigadier and Brevot Major General Geo L. Andrews
Brigadier and Brevet MAJOR General Richard Arnold
Brigadier General Napoleon b. Buford
Brigadier General Mason Braymon
Brgadier General Henry Baxter
Brigadier General William BrneY.
Brigadier General Cyrus Busscy.
Srgadier General Edward l.. Bragg
Brgadier General william W. Belknap
Brisadier and Brevet najor General JOHN Cook
Brigadisr and Brevet Major General Charles Cruft
Brgader and Breve Major General Henry b. Darlington
Bris ader General William p. Carlin.
Bngadier and BrevSt Major General Chas T. Campbell
Brigadier General Powell Clayton.
Brigadicr General Josisa ]. Chamberlain
Brigador and Brevet Major General Thomas A. Davies
Brigadier and Brcvet Major General Elias s. Dennis.
Brigadier and Brevst Gajor General Alfred n Duiie
Brigaaier General T. J. Davis.
Brigadier General Speed $. Fry.
Brigadier General Edward Ferrero.
Brigadier and Broves Major General Alexander B.
Schimme!hnnig
Brigadier General George J. stannard
brsadicr and Brevet Minor General Alexander shaler
Brigader and Breget Major General Jno w. Sprague.
Brisadier General Rrasus B. Tyler
Bligadier and Brevet Major General stephen Thomas
Biigader General Daniel Ulnanu.
Bigadier General Horaaio p. vanceve
Brigadier General James G. Veatch.
Brigader and Brevet Major General VIM. yandever
Brigaater aud Brevet h.cior General W. 7: Ward:
Brgader and Bpevet Major General F1z Henry Warren
BrSaSer General Waiter C. Whitaker
Brssder and Brevet Major General James A. Will
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A.-Dinrrhoa, Dysentery, summer Corn.
plaint &C. speedily cured by using MAGUiRE'S "BENNk
PLANE" Sold at "a Park row and by all Druggists
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department OF tfre E0st.
The following orders have been issued w Major Gene
rad Parke:-
GHSkRM oRpERs--No.
HEADor sHrER- DISTRICT ~ SOUTHERN Nxw YoRK
NEw YoRK Cnr August ", Iss6 /.
fnobedience ~ General Orders No o. Heaiquartcrs
Department o. the East OF August To- 1seb the under
sgnsd hereby command Of the disrict of south
ern New York. embracing the defepces OF the city and
hartor OF New York and the first Congressional dis
trcts OF New York State with headqussfers 1t New
York city.
All orders heretofore issued from the heatquarters
United states troops city and barber OF Nav Yerk will
remxin in force In this command and AL raports re-
turns &c, heretofore cent to those heaaquarters win
hereafter be made 10 these headquarte and srcssed
10 Captain A. y. Fisks, Assistant Adiufsnt General
The following officers announced ~ the stan Of the
Majoe General commanding :-Brcvet Brgadcr General
J. l. Van Buren,, Major and Additional Aid. ds Camp
Senior ABIDE Camp; Brevct Lieutenant Colonel J. g.
Parke Captain sevenieenth United states infantry Aid
deCsnpi Captain A.P. Fiske Assistant Adjutant Gen.
crsi Captain v. H. Powell, Fourth United States In.
fantry, Chief Of Ordnance and AytllIery
JOHN q. PARKE, Major General
MANUFACTURE or Cleans IN CosSscuCur BY the late
census report the manufacture Of cigars in Connecticut
exhibited ~ follows-Number Of establishments 20;
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Take No Moro Unpleasant and U1safsl
MELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHT and iNrkovzD RosR
WASH.
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MsSuYAcrrnn or Cleans IN CosxscuCur BY the late
census report the manufacture Of cigars in Connecticut is
exhibited ~ follows:-Number Of establishments 30;
capital invested e27s 900; cost OF material. s240 s04
employees, sss males and " females; cost u labor,
Sl6e, 0ds, value OF product, $50, asa
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Adolphe Flamant 4 Co.'s
CHAMPAGNE.
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Electrical Discoveries.

| Electrical Discoveries.
Ssdsf
powers as cSraS. agent s' are e be-
LIN HiSsirsa q .sf ss;
h daily ss Sy.g I'll Il healing
Circulars forwarded by addressing DR. Chambern % BosS
Great Rcd action in Prices.
| TIE BISHOP GUTrA PERCHA COMPANY
1fH% SEcnR sS S'd States
a saa aided ssy % me s s.SF Len
~ T Saa ss5 S on
manat.c,urrs 70 i. being entirely sat
Oace and ssiesrosm 2Df broadway. New York
| Gerrsra,. Pouar. sab.ne Uprsos. Hs.r
from low forehesds or rArt OF he body ~ his dep
Gcursud's Medicasces Soap Carvs Tan.
pi%pss r. Y, Me.s.S s;ss ant al skis
Elastic ssch and Loets,ch sewsx Maches sss Erosd.
HeImboId's FIwad Extract Buchu L.
r.ss, amt n .ss and c free r0nr.
Hemorrhoids Radically Cured I'm Ten
sR q ts sa rs,s nESRY
square.
Hsimboid's Concentrated Rxsract Be-
HELxBoLD's CONCENTRATES d ExThScr sARsAra-
IS THE GREAT BiooD PURIFIER.
that S's can e ''&
IT, President e2s srosdway. Assnts wanted
HcBunbold's Extract B~ehu Gives HEALTH
and seor 70 the f.me and bloom TO the psld cheek De-
NO ssse %iay o:a.a%po" ssss o.,
'p''s A"s e"'"o.
Hilrs Hair Dye-s0 Cents. Black o.
brown Reliable Depot No Barclay street Sold BY drug
Lace Curtains.
Do Appiies,isa. New seuara .
eLAJ.R KsaGx-D17
Ladies for the CounAry wishsmw Boetn
snd Shoes for t.mseves and families patrcaize HILLERA
M.nhca1 and Yeuahral vigor are Rs-
gained BY HhLMBoLDs ExrHAcr BusHU.
Shattered Consultations Restored ~
HEIMB0LDs EXTRACT BUcuU.
The Glory 81 Man is sfrenssh-Thsrs>
ii sns should ~
The Bridal Cn.mber--An Essay sf
s.op ss ana ni m % Sssr n s:,:d CO.
Wou. PSlsdspss, Pa . '''A' ''s'' ''"''a A'''"A-
Trusses.--Marsh Il Co.'S On Essah@f
lishcd Radical Cure Truss 0see ssn ~ No vssey srev
Lady attendant
Take No Moro Unpleasant and UHsafsl
fGRsSi Do ga aof
WASH
window Shades
For Stores, Skyights and Dwellings
O. l.. ~. n. Kelly. 40 Broadway.
wheeler u Wilson's Lock stitch sew
ING Machine and Button Hole Machine 625 Broadway.
window Shades
FOR STORES OR DWELLINGS,
q. al D. kelly, 80 Broadway.
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BLESSING to Mothers.-N1r2. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP DOR all diseases with which children
are afflicted safe and certain remedy it relieves The
child from pain regulates the stomach ana bowels
wind eoc corects aeidity and By giving rsand health 20
the child the mother Onices ~ hey street. New
York aud Dos High Helborn London, England
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Any Person with Headache on Any Fc.
male delicate health condition. suffering viii, Dyspep.
STA stomach in2esln Sick Headache, should uso
Dir SPALDIsG'S CEpuALIC PILLS. Is ccnts n box sent
by mail }. SWORDS. Proprietor, Dcy street.
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wheeler " Wilson's Lock stitch Sew
Ing Machine and Button Hole Machine. 625 Brosdwiy.
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HemOrrhoids Radically Cured I'm Ten
minutes without the knife eSustic acid Special
70 AZ Diseases Of the Pevc viscers, by HENRY DAN
square. -
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window shades
For stores. skyIlshss and Dwellings
q. L. 81. n. Kelly, 10 Broadway.
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Ladies for the CounAry wishsmw Doetp
and shoes for semseives and families patroaize HILLER
CO, Nc Canal street.
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FOR STORES OR DwELLI0as.
0L&L D. kelly, go Broadwn.
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General Rugcr In Command OF the De-
partment OF North Carolina.
BY direction OF the President Brevet Major General
II Ruger United Volunteers, is assigned to the
command Of the Department of North Carolina during
the Temporary absence Of Major General Schoheld.
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HcBmbold's Extract Buchu Gives Health
and W the frame bloom 10 the psiEd cheek De-
bility - accompanied by many alarming ~ mftons ana
treatment f. submitted consumption Insanity cpt
lssss als
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Hilrs Hair Dyc-5O Cents. Black 90
brown Reliable Depot No BARCLAY street soid BY drug
adala Mhere
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The Bridal Chamber--An Essay sf
Warning and Tnrxruction for Young Men Pubshsd
ssones xs ana al III o. Sos N $3.50 ca
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MsnhOoA and YoUAhful vigor are 0s>
gained BY HhLMBOLDs EXTRACT BUeHU.
Shattered Consultations Restored ~
HEIMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU
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Howe Sewing Machiuc Co.-EliAs Howe.
w., President, SD srosdway. Agents wanted
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The Contemplated Richmond Mass Meet
Ing or Reformed Rebels and IT'S Pur-
generalization in Henrico County-Pro-
motion ot Lieutenant Colonel Davis, of
General Turner's stan.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Va, August 24-5 A. NJ
the CONTEMPLATED MASS MEETING.
The mass meeting Of the citizens Of Richmond and
Henrico to which have already alluded and which has
for its object not much the endorsement and accept
Of President johnson the making OF fcnt of
their devotion 10 the Union and the present condition Of
anas IN virginia rs 70 take place omo'row alteinoon
ptendcd TO have 10 direct effect Congress, and TO
indirectly aid very materially the Haxalls, the Cren.
saws the Enders md all that class OF prominent and
active rebels together With the broken down political
leaders, to rcpossess themselves OF power In Virginia by
among other mcaus ginning admission TO representation
upon the floors Of lie United States Congress This
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FILL UP OUR QUOTA.
The Drart Indennitely Postponed.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, March 10, 1865
Assurances given me by the Provost Marshal
General, through Lieutenant Governor A,vord, who
visited Washington at my request that no draft VIII he
ordered this State loag wherever recruiting Is
progressing reasonably fast; and where draft has
already taken place. drafted will not be required 70
report IL volunteers arc secured fast enough gvo
assurance that the quotas will be nled within b. cf
period Boards Of enrolment must be kept busy. This
indulgence should greatly stimulate to renewed efforts IN
securing voipntec Our faith is pledged that such viii
be the result appeal to tho people that IL be kept
r r. FENTON
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G A N B Y.

General Bailey's Expedition into the Ia-
terror Of Louisisna-Concentr ntration ~
Troops for an Attack ON Mobile, DC.
New ORLEANS March Z, VIA CAIso, March l3 1S6G.
General Bailey's expedition from Baton Rouge Int
the interior Of Louisiana and Mississippi consists e
three thousand cavalry, with strong support Of Ar
lery At last accounts the expedition occupied Cntons
La This section Of tho country contains majority of
loyal people and II is believed that this occupation
designed TO be permanent
Gen. Baldy Smith accompanied Gen. Candy on his re-
cent trip the vicinity OF Mobile ho has not yet been
assigned TO any command.
Large bodies OF troops leaving here for the vicinity
OF Mobile There also indications OF movements m
other directions. The steamships Guiding Star and
George Cromwell have been taken by the military fos
the transportation Of troops TO Mobile.
The steamship Morning Star arrived to-day.
Cotton has declined &c. low midding zoe. y2c. Su-
gar moasses Orders have been received 70
forward provisions the North and 1000 bbls lard
are now awaiting shipment. New York tonnage y
scarce Cotton TO New York No Bankers sight checks
on New York, par
Arrived brig Edward n. Kennedy, from Boston
West Tennessee Thrown Opsn to Trade.
CMRo, March Is, 1885.
Four hundred and fifty paroled prisoners from New
Orleans belonging Western regiments, arrived today
and will move North soon a transportation can -
furnished
General wsshburne has thrown the entire district Il
wcst Tennessee open to trade. Citizens will be allowed
to come freely TO Memphis the products Of the
try and take out limited amount Of family supplies.
This will continue however only long people mani
fest loyal friendly feeling towards the government of
the United States and do not abuse tho privileges
granted