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| CONGRESS.
Further Consideration of
the Revenue Bill.
Incomes Exempted to
the Amount Of
$1,000.
House Proceedings Oh the Freed.
mems Bureau Bill.
Senate nu5-o |
construction Resoluti6onB$!e- g.
Reported Death of Senator Wright
of New Jersey.
SEREhADE TO The Pre- SlDEkT |
AND CABINET.
Speeches by tlr. johnson, Secre'
tary Stanton and others. |
Gen. Ferry Elected Q. s. Sell |
ator from Connecticut,
Text Of Napoleon's Recent |
Speech at Auxerre.
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES
AT ST. LOUIS,
CONTINUED LARGE SHIpMEhTS OF SpECIE
TO EUROPE,
Gold Closed in New York
at 137 l-2.


|
| G01Q CLOSED IN NGE1 York
xx--u
dG &o1 4@Gs
FROM WASHINGTON
-
,s,, ....-.
1"Pes'"' 0tslta'eo 10 loe cn1caso Tnoune.1
WASHINGTON, May -.
x.,, snNAao Go'EnSaEST OFFICES.
nomination OF Col. Scales a. commizs5oner NJ
Custon.. md f,cncrr, Now - ,",n-.. m-.s "
coiIar+or ~ <,ht..-s aaa1 p 4ntesnA Ae'caae
tbe 11,h int ~ =, 49, -.s.ss 'ae @eaa'o oa
n,i,,o ror.-,,t.aa. ~. 4oItu SN, " ae appfo-
s.ts.s ~ ~oe. taa. ol tol. seates "as lsvor-
ssa,, W aos 1o'o, on' no ac''on nas jet
NJ -, 49,, - 49, A1H1 VI es.a' aaau oas
-.,x ,r,,,.r1s...'-
.rha 49,. 1.s,.as .. ~ e1niHRf sEHESApE.
a.,. s,s h:nn. ~. ~ "!aely aa's!.tseo f1es1-
i.s .s.n,+ = 49, aooA placs In's evening.
70 .a~ s.atc ana uoIfoaanle % fhe
hesiTed. a hr3,s, psn", ps a. aus one eolio nave
aAa. ussasu, q ptFa' "oon' warm atmosphere. and
-..,. .-st o"sa oaau ene01oeo IN fctting out a
:. lose,oty .'o" pessone. mostly ooys md
- ~ ktAu VI Any excitement. 1t "as
matter offuch common nntoricty that the ecre.
Soos.... S,~-.1 AA-saeo ~ ota" oos
AoeoEs tua& scarcely any
y y, s9gm M H1enos Visited cither the
.s.s ''aas auuse @ Ing sse1aence o. anY Other
4'seuosf "a 'ne eao'ne1- me President, Mr. Fred.
-'. enao. nuo 7euctA'y "ellee. and uennlsou and
*ele 20 Well instructed IN the parts they
"e1e expected 10 perform tn the Esand tarre,
inst the feienadcts *cre detained by neither Of
'hefn more than 5 or 10 m1nntes, though In that
Htae tue See1ea1E OF 1he Treasury mauaEed to
*hoW The entire fitness for association with the IN.
d1sadual Teo delivered the notorious 2ad
February *peeeh. Mt. Stsntou, evidently not ike.
1ne tue Abstract given by Mr. Reporter Seward,
Of nlE e1fempo:e remarks IN 4 Cabinet meeting,
nao *ltten out LIS <ir~t At length. md read them
1fen Inc aoanneefpt Or these stews, It |. enough
.oes w" @aa nae' toat any coppeThead or John
.o1. 4naa VIZ GU Hro macn comfort IN ihet. mu&
us'c eonetattE nose tnad dMarkIlapleTs { faculty for
A:'-e }.Hc 3c.sss ~s~Ase~ eiseatmetaneea. ',
y TIE ErrESCk BILL
The nrtocdn.l 1i4cu..ion N n. Ho,... =.
upon the QUESTION of t.rin1 trron,., ..S :, -"
sul.ed in the defeat of The Wav. md W..n. c.,n.
, 1866-05-24

NOTICE. The partnership here.
i toto.e existing between GRO. A. sEAvEHYs
and OLIVER ISkE. under The 67nl-pame Of lEO l..
5EAVEEk5 CO. - this Day dtaAo1Iea by NUT III
coIsent All claims das to Of asanss tho arm VII be
settled By etthes OF 1hs undeInEned.
eco. A. a5hVRENS.
4sy lxt, lsM. OLIVER EISKE.
We. the undm!gntd. have this dsy foJ med CO.
pfrterre erHhp undef the nrm name Of GEO 4
9EAVERA 4 CO.. and vii continue the eomuafsTnn
nnstE ess - htr.t1tore. GEO. A. SRAEhkS3.
May lst, lsfd. FRED 4. SEATEEN3.
CARD,
Having sold ont my interest in the commission
ress Of ESQ., a seass1cs Co., twoa.a Esos< fesr
fply 2c41clt oi ny fpEmer cd5totte11 ana ntt1
continue their business With snid nEul and cE 1ssue
them that they vii AlwarA receive abs " prompt
attention. MJ n1t1ds VII! dad ne st v.al tErost,
New nFk whe1e hare eAtab.lAhEo ydyself Ia .he
stock E1okH.1e nd Ranttns PSsn 2Sh ss, aades hs
d!4 - 1'1 Ui1Y7H EISxE
, 1866-05-24
Tickets p each. 5 for $3.50. 10 forso
Address all letters to
NJ OT1CE TO LAY DRAINS TN
=, n5QTIn r. WELLs LL STREET, FROM VAN BuREN

oFF1cE oT TIE BoARD OF PUBIC Wonks3
x, Chicago. May II, 1861
99 aeseoed lots Of pieces Of land, that the Como.
WsV ,sts o. SoiG.Go ~ A. orolnauce passed
eseh ot sasn lots q pieces Of laads connecting tha
en9ae Wtth Tie public teWeF In the street opposite.
NOW 1he said owne1s arc hereby notified to csuse
she faId d11tn4 TO be laid within 8 To days tFoo she
cram layers licensed 6y this Board. aad accofl1s 10
ne Eenst1i epectdcaHon. On dle In this Office.
Fart Of SGbL0t No.of No OF Name Of Addition
Or Lot Lot. Block Or Yubdiytsion
, 1866-05-24

CINCINNATI. May e3-At a meeting Of tobacco
manufacturers and dealers. held here this morning,
. resolution OF thanks to Congressman Il. &.
Sehenck was adopted, for his acuoa On tobaeco In
the Tax Bill. '
, 1866-05-24

new Yun8, Nay e..-Newepaper reports from
tht Inv. stieatlnE commissioners OF Gcnx. Steed-
nsn Ind Fullerton, at Port RoJal, C., ard Sayan
nht, EcorEfn. ptctcnt tar more favorable cnndt-
t.up Of aka1rs existing among the freedmen In
! Port Royal, Edl=to md thq ulltop Head 1siaut&
, 1866-05-24
l., F, D0bS0N & CU.,
AGENTS,
No. IS Chamber Of Commerce.

{CoFT.1
AEu1TpEs. nvrtcz, SrArx o. TLL1xetsf
SpFtnKneld, April 18th. 136d-
Whereas. TIE ESTEkfRiS8 lS9ERASEE CON-
fASf. located at Cincinnati. in the Stats Of Ohio. haa
n!sd tn this ofcs statement Of Tho conciton or is1
affairs a. required bJ An Act To regulate the ixer.
Sc Of insnEanSe Companies 9os incorporated no
aer aErsndasoEy thefe.o. sPp!oyeo January 2 1851.
eTtdsn:e nat T. possesasd Of tae E-9a.std anoaat
died ~ tNts oloce written Instrument scn.d py ne
IfSsiasnt e9a Sfc!ssssy theIsof CaARLk5
tion Of The business Of tue said Company and uy aud
nnstssf1ediy authorizing him 10 ackkowxdsr service
oIrtocess Tor aad On behalf Of sud company, con-
A2ent shall be taken aud held to BE- as valid ~ II
8cf1ea npo1 tho Company. and Wstvtpg all Claim Of
error By feAtcu Of sucn service.
How thert1ore In pursuance Of he provisions Of ths
n Asrs afoI1sso, nElIS Il, MINER. Andlto: of Pub
uc Accounts Of the state cf Illinois, do hereby cu-iy
that ths said CHARLES G: HOBART. Of C6,exso, i
nsarf a. = n Asent for The sa'a Company.
ne ihIy.aEst Gay Of January. IN ths yesr eighteen
nuhdtfd $40 Extyseyer 10 far n he MAJ ba leg sIv
e19poxsTsd to Do 20 ny tie said Company.
n ISalhony Faefrofl have herennto subscribed ny
FAT ~ am1ea the ssa. Of my oce At Ened
esst3sIaip o. H. MINER. Auditor P. A.
, 1866-05-24

CHICAGO. May sd, fs6- 5
sEALFD PROPOSALS will ba received hy the
BoaId q Pnhl1c woEks, at their once. untM II
Ing md pairing NTH wooden block pavement, Van
Hurta treer from state sEe~t 70 Mtchsgan aren1e.
cOIdlnE1o pia1B epeneAt101s de st said 1tc-.
Said lpFoy Will Be p41d for from tho special
*ssesknent 1eyed IL defay Its cost, Wken The aaas
shall b crlected.
Pro- otals tooat be Addressed to the Doasd Of Publ
Works. endorsed PropesslA for FAvins Van Bur ~
with sulrtes. to be approved bJ IL. Hoard. 'A'
The Isoaru the night to reject nuy bid vt T.,
act oid1nce With ne coot iiona Of this adfe 20:
or TO rel. a hlds aoa 10 prop 'zais will ha cepten
factory 10 the hoard that he has the nec1 ,ssrv i,
experience. enetEy and notllt. for doing 10 trn.
]; g: HiNDFLE
~ D. LETZ,
nsy7ld1etla% Board ~ pHh,Sn 1vo,%.
, 1866-05-24
Vote of T}snnkA

GOl0 TOT EUROPE.
NEW fonK, May 23.-The steamer Tariff sailed
for Liverpool today, taking in treasure S33si'iT
9osToN, May s3.-The steamer China viii snij
Ibis afternoon with 81, ~, ,0o0 in gold.
, 1866-05-24

Ohio State Democratic Convention.
CINCINNATI. MAy 23,-Thc Ohio State Demo.
CIale Convention assemble al Colnmbu. tomorrow.
Valiandeham is already on the ground, setting
thtnre to rights. Retoluuobs giving Andrew
t5ohnson q qualified Enforcement will be passed.
Chas: L. Flood will be nominated for the head Of
The t1ckes Secretary oI Stale, without opposition.
, 1866-05-24

CLOCKS EXC 'ELSI0R HAIR Re-
81 ORER.
The only Har Restorezt a.he Market which pos5esaa
F Clock. Exrrr,.n Hair Restorcr.
The only perfect Hatr Re s.s5eF aod Hair Dress1nz
couGtt 7eo'
Cfock,a Exrris1or, FIuiF Kcstorer,
The only HsIr Rr.torsr vnnr wnere til. Proprieto4
refunds tho money iti VI 10 glse pcs!eee
sas1stAc1sL 'ns
Clocks EEceI1far Hx 1T heRokeFt
Uled aad 1ecormended bv thefa ergy md the hcu1ty
CIock'a Excelsior Haa FRestoFeF.
Warranted to rssture 9rar hair - It's original color
atop hair tfom falling OF asah ,fIstoss aA3
Oh bald heads where thcA 'aesSeA
nos hereditary
. El0ck's Excef4iur Ha8rA eotofer,
H1l not stain the tnes1 linen tEa n1oost aonnss.
Clocks Excelsior Hair K& sforer.
Stands far abo4e All othtr nroar,tfon, for The har
Clocks Exceisisr HairIk.s4 toref,
4 single t1ial co1yinces ,aa mo.t ~ optical Of IT.
value.
Clocks Excelsior flair Re-ta fefs
Once use It aad sou will a ways-S e
Clocks Excelsior Hair Rrsrsn eF,
It Is sold eyqywht1o by Dyuzst, ar II ~. bottle,
a!f bott!cs Tor =. Call E17
Ctock's Excelsior Hair Isestotea
And take no o.her.
ap1Cu32-1st-rt.TH-sAT-net N,nchestH N.
, 1866-05-24
FROM CONNECTICUT.

1.IeCtID0 OF KsEH. EGFFT a. Uu1fed States
Senator.
Hxw HAVEN. Conn., May 23-The Senate con.
curA with the House. to .day, in elect,nc Ofriu IS.
Ferry United State. Senator. TO succeed Mr. For
Ter. whose Term expires on the 4th OF March, 1851
The vote was strictly party ono. standing: Fetrg
Repnbl1ean. Is; Hubbard, Dcmpcrai, 8.
, 1866-05-24

NEW YonK. Nay 93.-Sree1als to tho evening
pept1s ssy the politicians src stirred up By tho
appointment ol volunteer ofitera Of the army IND
navy In their places. ..
INCOME 1ls1 NOT TO BE PrB1lsun.
The Commlltee Of Ways and Mesns have AGREED
, 1866-05-24

-. 1eetn e5taeted without pain By 1nhallng pure u
gfmszsa g,G4 ~. Or Psotoxide Or NtueEen. also TN
Sieansed OF lns eEttd ln The ttst mauueT Anft
[t [fasenahle rases, By DIR. ALBAUtsH. 81 Nest txs
49aPa atsett. Dyl2baxf Ut sA tt TT pct
, 1866-05-24
FROM ST. LOUIS,

slight Hun Upon n N&sioual Hank
Trick TO Eyade kEae 1'tz.e Oath -pu1l Il.
csf-Keport or!ft1c Frccdmcu.a Com.
anistcc to Tie Old School Ffcsbs terlau
Assembly.
, 1866-05-24

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. = y, = -.s: :a''r- 1.:...'i'- ..7 ~.
- -. GRANTS ~. -. o.. .,;. 49,
-
, 1866-05-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Daring RobhcfY-Tyveffth Illinois Cav
a1fY-SufcIde OF a Phyafcinta-ConiFI-
buttons to The Lincoln Munumonk
, 1866-05-24
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES
AT ST. LOUIS,

Old Scl1ool AsAe1nblF Proceedlagx-Ju-
dictnl ComtnItfee's Report-Ncxt a..
scnsbiy to be held at Cincinnati in
May. l667-fkemarka OF DR., mcCash.
or freland-Appeal OF the Illluois
Synod Referred to tho Judicial Com.
m1ttec-TAe Louisville PrcsbyscrV
Gaze Under Discussion, dc.
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TIE pUELLrsTs PRO fRESs.

From the Baltimore american Of last eyening
Last nigh, about q quarter after O'Clock
snoring atttaY occurred IN front of the Fountain
hOtCi, on Light street, witch created for awhile
considerable excitement, and which resulted IN the
Arlesti by Policemen scott and w. Mitchell, OF II.
RlNes Pollard, one of he former editors OF the
Richmond ETGniHcr. H. was conducted to tn"
MIDI District Station, where he will be detained
to await an investigation before Justice Spic,r to-
at Frederick llipklns wmle tne hotel 1t is
stated hat Pollard observed carriage the street.
near the front entrance to which Hipkins taking
a bird cage.
He accOsted Ulpkins and asked him what he was
gong to do with the cage, which he claimed as his
owD property. Hlpkns piled that IT was none OF
his business. An alteration ensted, and pistols
Bipkins discharged one or two barrels at him,
neither taking eject. lie disc Sarged his pistol
twice, of the ba Is taking effect the thigh OF
Hpkins whO after the first discharge retreated into
the hotel. A surgeon was summoned to dress tne
wound, which was not regarded as serious.
He subsequently removed to his boarding.
house, corner of Saratoga and st Paul streets 1t
~ stated ihat the officially in connection with
female, who a day or two since reached here from
Richmond, where she II known as Hattie Alex
ander. She put mp at the Susquehanna House
der the name of Kate Hastings, and went yester-
day TO the Fountain Hotel, where she was known as
Mrs MOrrel Pollard stated that he met HipkIns
with Ler on Calvert street near Guys III the after
noon, and had some words with him. threatening
her again. On passing down Light street. he found
the servant bearing he TO the carriage aud the
female behind about to enter the vehicle. During
the difficulty Mrs. MOrrel left, but 1t is not Sno
positively whether she was in the carrIaoe or not
She was to have left the city the South to-day.
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family for Europe soon aiterward hoping to recover
that vlPor and health which ose application had
somewnat impaired. lie renamed abroad over
q wear, spending winter Bomc aud SOUL
months IN Parisi but without permssHny,ooi
penehti 20 that he did not resume his en'o,'d 90
~ tnoore amer his retu.n; ana be u tImeantesm. on1
ms very considerable interest IN the TrIoae, "uu
turned his tenuon to certain railroad e pi
Mhle ooyOting hts leisure hours 70 & neai,b stoodi
tailed aid be spent tao last summer n1I near Long
concerned W. nresnme he has left his family to
wbom he was most devoted. abundanty blessed
with wor dly goods ~Ll.o tnere are ,ew among the
mics durIno thirty years OF active business activity
than l,eorge NJ. Snow.-N y Tribune
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CHEROKEE REMEDY

Cures all Urinary Comp lalnts, VIZ Gravel Inham-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention or Urine,
stnetures OF the gretnIa Dropscal swe lin.s Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases hat require diuretic
and W hen used in cOniunc tlOn with the
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
does not fail GonoIThGa Gleet, ana all Mucus
discharges in Male or Female caring recent cases IN
rom one three davs ana is esDC a IecOmpended
in those Of Fluor Albus or Whites in females
The two medicines used in conjunction VIII not aii 10
remove this dsapreeabe comp ant, and In those
where me dicines been used without success
FIce' InlectiSn hIeti on' pS'"' sa, IS.
The Cherokee "Cure" ar R~dg" aud "hli'chOn"
are TO be found all regulated drug stores and are
recommended by physicians and drugglstS all over me
princpled dealers however try 70 deceive their Gus
iomeTs by selling cheap and worthless compounds--in
order TO make money IN place OF these Bs y'0t de-
70 us and we will send them TO you by express securely
packed and Tree observation We treat all diseases
10 which the huInan system Is subject and will be
peased to receive full and explicit atemens from those
w hO have ia ed receive relief hereto ore Ladies
gentlemen can dress us IN ptTTect confidence We 0e
sire TO send our thirty page paapnet iree % every
nam phles medicines advice, to the sole propretor
Dr. W. II. MEhWIN,
65mwfSIp No. 81 WAL KER Street, N. Y.
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POLITICAL.

rCs4ys HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN IN
49, VINCIBLES,
SEPTEMBER - 1865
ORDER No 10
|. MEMBERS WI / assemble promptly at S. o'clock,
FRIDAY EVENlNG, 10 attend meeting az German
town -
H. Members Will assemble at 5, sharp, SATURDAY
EVENING, TO attend meeting at JenkintOwa.
i'll. TORCHES MUST BE hErURNED TO THE
HALL, - ~
BY order GEORGE TRUMAN, JR,
9272t Marshal
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PoLiT'CiL.
UsIOn REPUBLICAN TlCE:T.

Gag UElOa REPUBLICAN TlCK:T-
GOV RNOR.
MajOl-G cMeral john w. GGagy.
JUDICIARY.
PRESIDENT JUJ JGE.
HOS. jos EP ALLISON.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
HoN. WILLIAM S. PIERCE,
F. CARROLL RREwsTER. ESQ.
CITY OFFICERS.
RECEIVER or TAXES.
RICHARD PELTz
CITY COMMISSIONER.
CAPTAIN HENRY CONNER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CONGRESS-.
First District
Second Dstrict-Hon. CHARLES o'NEILL
Third District-ROn. LEONARD MYERS
Fourth DISTRIBUTION. WILLIAM d. X ELLEY.
Fifth Distrlct-CALEB n. TAYLOR.
SENATOR.
First District JEREMIAH NICHOLS.
RECORDER OF DEEDS.
MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA t. OWEN.
PROTHONOTARY DISTRICT COURT.
JAMts MCNANEs.
CLERK OF COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
JOHN @. BUTLER.
CORONER.
SAMUEL DANIELS.
ASSEMBLY.
First Observation-Disclosures W. GHEGHAN
second lis lict-ROBLRT {. TITrERMARY,
Third District
Fourth District w LLIAM w WATr
Fifth Disrrct-JOSEPH r. THOMAS
Sixth District-JANES TRLEBORS.
Seventh Disnct-J ADfES SUBERS.
Eighth Disrtct-JAME~ n. KERbs
Ninth Dstrict-FRGD. DlTTHAN.
Tenth Bistrct-ELISHA w. DAVIS
Eleventh Dstrict--WN. DONOHUGu.
Twelfth istrIct-ALE& ANDER ADAIRE.
Thirteenth Distrct-E NOS q. RENNEK.
Fourteenth DIstricl-W. NJ WORR ILL.
Fifteenth DsIrict-GEORGE De HAVEN, Jr.
Sixteenth District-DAyID WALLACE.
seventeenth Disuict-EDw ARD G. LEE.
Eighteenth District-JAMEs N. MARKS
BY order of Union Republican Cily Executive Com
mittee.
WILLIAM r. LEEDS, President
J0hh JSsnrh L. S. tiI1Li allen Secretaries. e1s1st
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POLITICAL.

E99ye 'B0Ys IN BLUE OF THE FOUR
IkE-,1u ', nID we nie consistent We
NO for the par tlnt sustained while fighting TOT
our countrN's rights We raised the Stars and stripes
owe the clouds OF Lookou Mountain and as thc
Rebels bChe that standard. they trembicd AMI fed
All honorable men who havo served in che army OF
ravy ana who have no sympathy WI Il johnson and
us Rebel crew are invited TO Join Company A. Gesry
Legion. Of he Fourteenth Ward.
ONE to the Meeting to- nigh. at
MECHAhI s. HALL,
COATES Street above EVEN rH.
. WILL NJ j. MACKEN,
IL Captain,
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q GEARY, O'sslLL, AND NlGHOLs

GRAND TORCgLIGHr PROCESSION of the Union
Republican Citzens the seconu Congressional and
First Senatorial DlstrctI comprising the First
second, Third, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth
Tenth, and Twentv-sIxth wards tle Boys In Blue
Republican Hvlncibes, and other Clubs viii take
place on SATURDAY EVENInG september the Goth.
The line Will toim Locust street the right resting
Eighteenth street, and move o'clock prec isev
over the Following Up Eighteenth street TO
Race thence 10 twelfth thence to Market thence to
Broad, thence to Pine, thonce Twenty fits thence
to Fzwater thence TO Thirteenth thence to Federal
thence Seventh, theme. Rec thence to Nova
mensing avenue thence 10 Christian thence to Ninth
thence TO Market and dismiss.
WILLIAM j. OVENS, Chic. Marshal.
GEORGE AUSTIN. secretary. 02I3t
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nwtSIp
nR. HUNTER, No. A N. SEVENTH

STREET, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged By all pdrtles Interested as BY TAR the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
the treatment of Diseases IA his speciality QUICK
THOROUGH, and Permanent cures guaranteed in every
case. Remember DR. HUNTER Celebrated Remedies
can only be had genuiue al ms o0 estabishs Office No
AN SEVENTH Street, above Ftbert, e256v
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Zee FOuRTH WARD. 49, THE MEMBERS
o. the Union Republican party are reduested 20
assemble at the house o a B&HSER No. M IS
~ Road, for thc purpose OF participating In the
Ehh tOrchght procession OF the second COnGrcs ioual
ei1 FlrHt senatorial districts SATURD Ny EVEN
tNGt Ncptember 20 (inst Z O'Clock All Union men
m me wa aie invited 90 attend and show bv THEFT
sPnCe tat no sypa or traitors Is felt by the Union
nen the "Old Four h "
Ey order Of ADAM HILL. Marshall,
mttee Itf
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PROBABLE Cause Of His Strange Conduc.-
Dreao OF Assassinatiou-Rebel influence Ao-
Etc. Etc. H"ioSJ O bO0'"'
we select the following from the Washington
date OF yesterday.- -A"e' 'O"" "
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nrla} ATTENTION. COMPANY "H," RE-
PUBLICAN KSViN CIBLES. - Parade THIS
" q NJ &c a. 6}6 O c ock. to German'own.
tulday evening, Gems 80 Jeukintown.
ny order Of captain. WILL NJ VI JOINS
lt Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

tiger the grassea'ing ste the dog, the ALLIGATOR "a nice
oDcn conntcngnoe and ihe horse, n exhibited and
discussed There is @ chapter on "Chamccr Reading"
with portraits and Biographies Of distinguished men; and
that nothing uy be wanting, Ar Wells gives us an
Insight iaio GIoplomancy, tic Art Of Reading Char
acter by Hand Writing and upon Chiiomany ilnisTy
Cicero soys Of cerain studies that If seek r enter
taiunent clone il IS su worth While 70 pursue them
Mr. Wells may Io think complimentary if wo rut al
lis new "scerccs" into this category do we intend
10 DO so. 10 some minds, they vi cWcar important
momenious- and wsll-?roven TO other minds, fiyolce
fanoifll and u1sGbstantd TO the lowest degree. All
foweveI vii admit sabs,Iatua Of truth in these pccull
tons man nay not receive phren' lozy Il, ell lie details
but though he mas At The idea Of hain-opuce Of
Ideally or quarter Of al ounce reverence he Knows that
20 gen srl shape Of Inc fka is indicative q he intel
ccual character. We are al 10 ccsian extent phYos-
nomis,s, though'vc uay carry about with Us pocket
instruments for the mfnsupiol Of each Others hoses
One thing VIC Affirm: \ who cannot find amusement
in MI Wells book must have very stupid fee indeed
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CUPRENE COURT.-City aud County of New
- YofS-JOliN J. IT. RAMSEY and GfORGE w EARRING.
TON, agans, JOHN = CARROLL and WILLIAM 5. LLOYD.
money de nand
tom not ,erve1)~To he Decn- u s Iuiensl Revenue
dan,. above named lou hereby so Stamp.
summoned and required to Canceiei
toe complain, In this action. which
will be died inle Office Of the Cork Of the tty and
County OF Now-YoTk, the City HAL in tho City of
Nc-ioTk, aud 10 OF yonr 10 the said
Comriu tho subscribe their office, No Ill Broadway
Gry nriaa,l 10 tho City Of Newiorh, within twenty dy
s~f The service ots exclusive Of the dy such
service and M % the ad Complaint within the ms
,ld the pnfs in ti a;ion will take Judgment rsns
tweuy.oua hundred aud ten i00 do lars With inter-
~ aoG 70 from Apl H. 1910; or 500 81 from January
1885, sud l39 20 from Mey u, 1906 besides tie costs 81 ih
actiou.-Daied June H. 1850
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS Plaintiff Attorneys,
TIE Complaint al t action Med In tie ctice OF the tierk OF
e and County Of Ne~f0 the 2'h day " June 1906
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CUPREME COURT KINGS CQUNTY,-In the

SUPREME COURT, KINGS CQUNyY,-In the
- matter ofrE EYElQ9EFNs Graral s,ms.sry t,corosei
undr the &C, entitled IA Ae, authorizing Incorporation Of Rr
Srnir,t,5y ASSOCIATIONS" passed April a. 1871. NOTICE To
-Pari'ant % order Of this Court made above
nue matter at Special Term thereof Kings County
co"Heoe en- he ~ day Of May 1909 public notice Il hereby
eh all claiming BE creditor, Of tho corporation
Eyegeens aud exhibit their respective claims under
signed referee named IL the said order his Office No Montague
-. IN the City Of brooklyn tho 18th day Of July 1900 o'clock
IN the forenoon that day. with the evidences support said
claims IN order that the epecgey due said creditors
thereafter TO become dus liability indebtedness
ns may be thea end there ascertain and any or creditors
fag and exhibit his their cli the time and
abov denu will be excluded from the proceedings
cuie,sssd Ieiree under tho said orteDaei
Brooklyn. Kings County. May % lace -
PHlLO T. RJGGLES Referee
JAMES MAURICE. Ahcrneyfor Receiver No. 81 Waist. Y.
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TE,HE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
Is tie ONLY DRlCh PRi IS that usea the PHRFoRa
Tors or EXTRACTS TIE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while hIhe
p.oc-ss u pfeeirG
Only PRESS ~ Use that cspahe Of making pressed
GrcA THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK. CHECK, Or WARP ~
BURNING Az others that profess t. do inf stor snd We
the public yAiu their positons. L. o. WOODRUFF
President. No. rs broadway