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The PREsIpEST AND THE PAYMENT OF Boux.
TIEs.-It will be recollected that Immediately
after the passage of the Bounty Bill, the Sec
raiary of War appointed board to decide
upon the proper construction of the bill, and
to frame rules I'd govern the various depart>
men.s in making payments under il, provided
the bill was so drawn as 10 warrant payments.
1t now appears that the board had prepared
its report, setting forth that the law explicitly
authorized the payments to be made, AID also
presenting all the rules necessary to the va
rious classes Of disbursements under the law
! BY direction Of the President, this report has
been withheld. This suppression occurred
| in connection with the order to the second
Auditor not to pay any bounties provided fo,
at the late session Of Congress.
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LAW S OF low A
fpuBLrsHKp By AurHonirr.l

CHAPTER 1877.
Hammer Of Filling Vacancies in certain Torn-
ship Offices.
AN ACT to prescrbs the mods Of filing yAcan-
cies in the office Of Justice of the Peace, Con
stable, and members of the Board Of Euper-
visors.
sEcrroxl. Be ii enacted By the q, seral A..en.-
by Of the State Of foca, That whenever 9
vacancy occurs exists in the Office Of Justice Of
the Peace, Constable, or member Of the Board of
Supervisors, in any Of the townships in any Of tte
counties Of This Stats, BY hyresignsticn otherwise
it shall be the duty OF the Clerk of the Board oi
Supervisors Immediately after receiving informa-
| tion of such vacancy in any Of the townships OF
his county, whenever such vacancy occurs more
than thirty days prior to any general election, tc
| notify the Township Clerk Of the township in
which such vacancy exists, by mail or other
wise.
Sec. ,. And it shah be the duty Of the Town
ship Clerk, within I've days aassr ssssiviDg suca
ship in writing Of sseh yasascy. specifying Ii,
ofioe or sGses thst hHs become vacant in hil
township, fixing tie time and place that they shal
meet for the purpobe OF filing such vscancy b
appointment which place Of meeting shan b u
usual plsoe Of fASl1fne tsundhip AeesingA- -
notice may Be served by any Constable y Il
township, and shsll b served q least I'm ~
3prior u sseh uleeeng. aksf'sss -
T Sec. 5. And it shall Be thedqty Of the Trlsess
to meet in aecosda3e with ths provisions Of sucl
notice, and proceed % I'LL ssch vacancy - vassa
sis BY sppsa.snsIt = writing Of eonpstsn
tperson, Who shall hcld his calss r. which hs ha
been appointed untiltks next esaslia eisetion, an
until bis saccssscf is elected and qualified; an'
the psrsoa - epnajRt ~ shsli 4a1{ inGAs ssus
lmsnnss, - - Re6b 70 ~ sesus psna,siss :
lpssepse vha sss aaly elsstsa 10 m sa6A cGless
Sad ~ ~ psovie1sae II lay d rslAt5ea 70 qsall
acasios NJ e1ss, shan apply = psssuss = .
pointed. - n sss
So. 4 Within lvs aaSs aAsr - sppoinszDss
! has bssn made under the previsisss u this As
tkshAn b The dutysof ~, e,Tsupslip Cassk - n
Ieesd such aPPeiuaabsst h thS township rscor
thoek and to es2ss sekise q - aee4e1 Apep a
. Ipslssa . snsG tn1Rn1 - Z ~ &
j, lpeln9Dsst . III IL sRss 70 whish - uaa =
I. Aleinosa, stasino - ttnA. -, - " vAoi
61sA appsintnsat w. naAA eseh netiss n
- asvSd b ~ osaGlhle = ~ tsu1sAln
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Fenian ascare. Incrsasing-Mevs-
aent Of Canadian TrsoPs-Prepara.
stions to Receive the Prestdent-Hsavy
Robbery.

New YcRK, Aug. %.
There were no Indications Of m increase Of
cholera in the city yesterday. Thirteen new
cases and eleven deaths reported In Brook
lyn there was . continued abatement appar-
ent- There were but eighteen cholera pa,
tients at the hospital yesterday.
Payton Herbert, Robert Gray and Patrick
Hurley are the names Of the detective ofi-
GERS arrested on the charge of completely with
thieves.
An unknown man, while looking at jewelry
in the store of Mr.. Tee, Brooklyn, seized
property valued at from four to seven thous.
and dollars.
The Heralds Ottawa dispatch says Cana.
dian troops are moving continually, and Gen.
Michal, who has temporary charge Of affairs
during the absence of the Governor General.
now enroute for Europe, is engaged in in
specting the provincial defenses A consid.
srable force is at Cornwall, another at Their
old, and there are three gunbosts on the Saint
Lawrence.
New YoRK, Aug. 23-p- N.
Only Eve cases of cholera reported this
morning, none of which proved fatal. Ten
caves, three Of which proved fatal, reported
in Brooklyn.
Mayor Hoffman, Collector Smith, and 9th
er representatives OF the city and national
governments, have taken steps for the recep-
tion of the President, who is expected TO ar-
rive here Wednesday.
A trunk containing $500, ,00Oin securities,
deposited in the vaults Of one of the banks in
this city. it is ds,>sered, has been stolen.
The loss is shared parr..1 by a house in this
city, and partly by tirr in Boston. No
clue to the perpetrators of the robbery has
been obtained.
Mayor Hoffman has received official infor-
| nation from Washington this afternoon that
President Johnson would arrive in this city
at ~: 10 p. m. on Wednesday, the 10Th inst.
and would accept the military reception ten
dered him. He will leave at 7:45 the mex
| morning for West Point. Tomorrow the
Mayor expects to receive the official pro
gramme which the President intends to fol
| low and the arrangements for his reception
| will be in conformity wit the features OF tina
programme Both branches of the Common
Council will meet on Monday to take actor
in relation to giving tho illustrious guest Z
| preper reception. Action will also be takeI
by the merchants Of this city, who viii par
ticipate in the ceremonies Of the reception
| 1t is also believed that the 1ammany Society
the Democratic committees. the Chambe. 0
! Commerce, and other societies and organiza
tions, will take proper action in the matter
! A session Of the Fenian Senate has beel
| called. to be held in this city on next Thurs
day.
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The St. Louis Ee,cs says !;

There are many touching incidents com
nected with the ravages Of the epidemic
around us-many that cause tears to fall from
eyes unused to weep.
We noticed, passing along day or so ago,
an humble vehicle bearing corpse, behind
which followed two aged persons-man and
wife-no others. 1t was q lonely burial, and
the thought came up in our mind that poss-
bly, all the young of this humble household
bad been snatched away, and the aged pail
left childless; that the ivy had been torn
ruthlessly, from the parent trunk, and nov
left to the peltings of life g storm, shattered
and shorn Of comfort.
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Nfw YORK, Aug %.
The following dispR pRtches were re
ceived last night over the cable:
BERLIN, Aug. 2l.-The cabinet policy
asserts that the hostile attitude maintained to-
wards the government Of the King of Prussia
by the kingdom of Hanover and the people of
the TERRITORY of Electoral Hessee Nassau. and
late free city Of Frankfort. has determined
the Prussian Executive to destroy their inde>
pendence and annex them to the kingdom of
Prussia.
Munich. BAVARIA. Aug 2l.-The Prussian
government has officially. promised the Ba-
yarian cabinet an early and definite settle
ment and adjustment Of the political and
commercial relations of the kingdom dis
turbed by the late war Commercial affairs
will be regulated according to the German
Scoilyer, which will be established in the
| territory. Bavaria, after having contempla-
ted armed resistance on her own account to
the Prussisu authority, had submitted to the
demands Of that government Prussia asks
merely, she says, possession of the district of
Licherpels and Carlhoff.
| vienna, HANOVER, Aug. 21.-The King
George, of Hanover, who is at present inlthe
city, has been formally advised that the King
| and government of Prussia demand abdica
L
cited man is willing to take the step, but
declares it to be in favor of his son. The
Queen is using every effort she can employ
with the view of securing Succession Of hel
son, but Prussia gives her no assurance.
The cholera is making sad ravages a
Brunn, Pesth and Nakalsberg an1oung woun
ded soldiers in the city.
;. DRESDEN, SAxoSY, Aug. 2l.-All the mem
bers Of the Saxon cabinet sent in their resig
nations to- day. The King accepted only th,
resignation OF Baron Baest.
i LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Emperor Napoleonlha
assured the government and cabinet Of Eng
land that France win not demand the for
tresses Of MArchberg and Phillopvilla, il
Rome and Belgium in the event of territoris
change occurring on the continent Of Europe
FLoRRxcE, Italy, August 2l.-Gea. LAmo
: roa has been removed from the position q
J Chief of Staff Of King Victor Emanuel
Gen. Caldini succeeds him. LAmaroA hs
not been in favor with the people since b
defeat of the Italian army ct Cfotezzos Whe
J the invasion Of Venetia WAS determined or
: the plans submitted for adoption were de
feated in the council Of war, when LAmsro
Iadvocated . direct advance on the 6stfees(
{ Of the QuadriIateral Catdini, advising u
, march 20 .as to avoid them. ,Lamarpa's cour
!. sells prevailed, and the re4slt il Known. Ca
dini's plan was subsequently carried out, an
vas successful. Gen. Laharoa has not n
gained his popularity sin@e, and hence Il
. present change.
Sr. PErERsBuKG, Rassi9, August 21.-TI
officers Of the United States war vesse
Miantonomah and Ausn1aA, nov in Rsssia
II waters, continues 70 receive The 0ose con
! pliuentary ovasions wherever they 70. II
Russian Government, the AercAaat Priacs
SD populaee unite 10 doing honor to thsn
B The o6csrs have been lsseat at the sras
!. review of tho Imperial Guards b. spssial i
a yeatisa q the Emperof Alexander. II
O.r Of Rssais, ~ lsuoRs hyssss
" nd sisy sssdAd - rAssssd y .
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FROM EUROPE.
Iva. THE ATLANTIC cABLE.l

The PrusstaA Cahinet Peliey Deter
mines to Annex Hanover TO the King
dom OF Prussfa-Bavaria u bmits to this
Demands or Prussia-Cont tnued Cour.
testss e xtended te the Omeers Of the Z.
.. squadron now In Russian Waters
Pesce Signed Between Prussia and
Russia, and also Between Prussia and
Bavaria.
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FROM DETROIT.
Second Days Proceedings OF the Phar-
maeeutteA Convention Election 81
Omcers.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. %.
The Pharmaceutical Convention met at 9
. M this morning. The following officers
for the ensuing year were elected: President
F Stearn, Detroit. Vice e-Presiden,s-Ed
ward Parish, Philadelphia; +. Ii. Sargent,
Chicago; John ". Sheldon, New York; Treas
urer-Charles A. Cuts, Dover, ~ Ii. Sec
retary John N. Misch, Philadelphia
Various standing committees we're also APP
pointed, several reports interesting TO the pros
fession we're read, and the subject Of tax on
alcohol received especial otten,ion.
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FROM HARRISBURG, PA.
Circular froH Gov. C.rsin.
HARsIsBURG, Aug. "a.

HAasIsBURG, Aug. %.
Gov. Curtin has issued circular in rela.
ton to the Representatives for Congress from
Pennsylvania, inviting such of them as can
respond to the call OF the Southern loyalisas
for Convention in Philadelphia, to be pres,
ent and participate in the deliberations. 1t
is his earnest desire to have Pennsylvania
represented in that body, and he will appoint
Senatorial delegates.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

sSAs FRAScIsco, Aug. %.
Col. D. c. Huntington, late of the army Of
the Potomac, left recently with fifty men to
join Juarez in Mexico.
Acting Governor Meagher, of Montana,
has issued proclamation ordering an elec-
ton for members Of the Territorial Legisla-
.ure,
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CHAPTER 1873.

Manner Of Informing Governor Of Vacancies
in the General Assembiy.
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled Vacancies and
Special Elections.
SscrIoy /. Be i, enacted BY the General Asse~-
bly, ~ tie State Of Iona, That Chapter ~, Sec
ton 6T2, Of the Revision of 1852 be and II here
BY amended by the addition Of the following
clause. Whenever vacancy shall occur in the
ofce Of Senator or Representative in the General
Assembly in shall be the duty Of the cleFk Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of the county in which sueh
vacancy may occur to notify the Governor Of the
State Of the fact, and the cause Of such vacancy,
aud If more than enc county 10 represented in the
district in which such vacancy may occur, then
such notice shall be given by the Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of the county in which the
late member resided.
Approved April 3D., 1885.
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u. manner prescribed BY Law for the s.rvie. Of

the manner prescribed BY Law for the ssrvies Of
notices.
Sec. 5, And Il shall be the duty Of any persen
appointed snder the provisions Of this Ast, and
- notified, TO qualify within tsn days amer such
notice has been served upon him in accordance
with the r,alss and regulations Of the Law now in
force except that the Clerk Of the Board Of Super
visors may approve Of the bond Of Justice Of the
Peace and Constable appointed, BY the recon-
mepdation Of the suficiency Of the suretiss upoa
such bond, signed BY the member Of the Board oi
Supervisors OF such township.
Bee. Q. All Acts and parts OF Acts In conflict
with the provisions Of this Act are hereby re-
pesled.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
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Here, then, We find, that as late as last Nos
vember the copperheads had majority Of
/, l59 on the popular vote; but lost the cleo
ton by running two candidates. They also
lost the Legislature in the same way, but the
two factions having afterwards united in
support of one ticket, elected their candidate
last week, by what majority is not reported.
Bnt we venture to guess that il is not Is large
as it was last November, viz: 2,l59.
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MARRIED.

Ang I'D In this city, the house of Mr., B. Patch
Ess by Rev. J. Burgess, Mr. II. L. kAsLIxg. OF Bona
part. lows, to Miss NEiIr D. Honwoara niece Of Nm
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HE CELE BRATED

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| AGENTS FOR THE
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advantage 10 dssl With ns.
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qsiisy. and q lov figures sor cAsa ts.ss
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THE CHOLERA.

| Progrsss OF the Epidemic IN Different
Localities.
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Mr. pleasant, Aug. %.
The base ball match between the Capita
CIT yClub. Of Des Moines, and the Hawk
Eyes, Of this city, did not begin until $3.50 p.
m. on account Of rain. The Hawk Eyes
we're victorious by nine tallies.
Appotntment - . any Polieyn PeseRas.
ter at HuGhlo.
BurrALo, August a. 5
Hon. A. w. Ciapp, Republican Postmaster
Of this city has been superseded BY Josspt
Conaee, administration
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FROM MT. PLEASANT.
Mr.. pleasant. Aug. %.

Match Game Of Bass Ball-The Hawk-
1ySs Victorious.
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There idn't much room for democratic
glori6cation in the result OF the Colorado
election. The Chicago Tribune makes this
showing of the politics Of that State:
"At the election in Colorado last August
for Territorial Congressman, the vote was as
follows:
Chilcott, (Rep.) for Congress. ...-.........3,10 104
Belden, Dem. for Congress ,048
Cavsnaugh, lind DEM for Congress1,69 ,696 f
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It is thus seen that one year ago Chilcott
was only elected in consequence Of the Cop
perheads running two candidates against him.
At the last elsction they united on Hunt and
| elected him. Colorado having voted by 155
majority to become State, held an election
in November, 1865, for member Of Con-
gress which resulted as follows:
r;I; (p..A oA-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-11-01
THE ELECTION.


An election, so-called took place on Thursday
last, for State and County officers. As the great
majority of the citizens of the County were pre-
vented voting by the tyranny of the corrupt leaders
in what is called West Virginia, we have not in
terested ourselves sufficiently to ascertain the result
The Board of Supervisors are to meet on Tuesday
next 70 count the ballots after which the result will
te given.
Yantis, Conservative, and Billmyre, Radical, are
said to be elected to the Legislature. Erwin, Con
sentative, beats Warner Thomson, Radical for As
sessor; and O'Connell Conservative, beats Stubs,
Radical, for Prosecuting Attorney. Other cardi-
dates running close. There were but ten Radical
and % Conservative votes polled at the Charles
town Townships votes in Township which
formerly summed up 500.
We intend to acquaint ourselves fully in regard
to the ten Radicals, when we will pay our respects
to them and let readers know their true status.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-11-01
Fenian Mass Meeting.

An immense Fenian mass meeting was held
at Jones wood, New York, on Sunday last
At least fifty thousand persons are said to have
been present. Head Centre Stephens addressed
the multitude and reiterated the promise that
fighting would take place in Ireland before the
end of the present year. At the conclusion of
Mr. Stephens speech there was great excite
ment among the crowd A man had been
caught, who, it was alleged was British spy
and preparations were at once made for hang
ing him. 1t was with great difficulty be was
rescued and handed over to the police. A des-
perate riot then ensued between the police and
the Feniaus, in which the former were compell-
ed, finally, to use their revolvers The captain
commanding the police force was very severely
wounded in the head, and one of his men is sup
posed to be fatally injured. The rescued Eng
lshman was finally lodged in the station house,
but all night the angry crowd kept lowering
about the building, although no further riotous
demonstrations were made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-11-01
MEXICAN AFFA1Rs.


Our government seems to be taking very
decided standin regard to Mexico. Gen. Sherl-
dan lately issued an order, notifying all con-
cerned the Imperial buccaneer," tMaximil-
ianl Gems. Ortego and Orizabo, and all other
factions. Santa Anna included. that no other
government than that of Juarez would be re-
ccgnized by the United States
Our Minister, Hon.. Lewis ID. Campbell, is
now or bis way to Mexico, accredited to the
Jrarez government, with full instructions and
it is understood that the French troops will be
at once withdrawn. Our army and navy VIII
be employed if necessary, to assist in re-esta6-
fishing republican government in Mexico. In
consideration of this aid it is further stated,
that the Juarez government has agreed to cede
to us the whole peninsula of Lower California
and the valuable portions of the States of Sono-
"a and Chihuahua, thus securing their rich min
eral deposits, the undisturbed navigation of the
Gulf of California and a shorter route to the
Pacific coast. 1t is said, also, that military
officer Of high rank is to accompany Minister
Campbell, either Gen. Sheman-or Gen. Han
II -.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-11-01
THE FENIANs.

A Court at Toronto, Canada West, has con-
demned to death Col Robert Lynch, charged
with having entered Canada to levy war, and
having been in arms and committing acts Of
hostility with the Same intent. The prisoner
pleaded not guilty, and alleged that he was on
ly reporter for the press.
Rev. John Mcmahon, Catholic priest, was
also condemned to be hung The testimony
merely showed companionship with the Feni-
ans. Mr.. Mem. alleged that while on his way
to Montreal he was called upon to attend the
wounded Fenians, and was in no otherwise
connected with them; and that the witnesses
who swore they saw him in Fort Erie had sta
ted falsely that he was then in Buffalo.
Both are to be hung on the 18th of Decem-
Der, if interposition be Intellectual
Mayor Hoffman, of New York, and a COM
mittee from Tammany, have appealed to the
President to interpose, and Secretary Seward
has already written to Sir Frederick Bruce, the
British Minister, invoking clemency for the
prisoners. The Secretary gives a delicate hint
in the following passage Of his letter;
This suggestion Gof clemency] is made with
freedom and earnestneSS, because the same o.
piuions were proposed to Us in our recent civil
war by the governments and publicistS of Eu-
rope, and none of them with greater GunkueSs
and kindness than by the government and
statesmen Of Great Britain"
The President received very kindly the COM
mittee who waited upon him, and they retired
well satisfied that he would properly exert his
friendly offices in behalf of the prisoners.
The trial Of Rev Dr. Lumsden, an Episco-
pal Minister, for the same offence, is postponed
10 the Sd instant
\ Fenian mass meeting was held at Jones
Woods, New York, on Sunday, to listen to an
address by James Stephens, and an indignation
was held at Buffalo on Saturday evening, pro-
testing against the results Of the Fenian trial.
in Canada, and threatening retaliation. These
threats are premature at least whilst the Presi'
dent Is interpOSing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-11-01
CHUCKLING Ar FRAUD.

A Detroit Radical paper Is greatly delighted at
hearing report, whether truthful or not, that
Secretary Stanton has flanked and outwitted the
President by filing up the list Of officers for the
new regiments of the regular army with Ratl-
Gals. and having them assigned to duty, with
out consulting the President and that this has
greatly incensed the President, who finds it too
late to make his selections from friends upon
whom he can rely; and further that he Is thus
thwarted in making the army machine IN es-
tablishing dictatorship.
The same article contains the damaging M
uutation that Gen Grant quietly connlved at
the trick. 1t says that Stanton can now afford
to retire.
The article is copied into the Washington
CAronicle with great gustO, as this particular
kind of trickery is precisely Of tie sort that
pleases Forney.
But the worthless who eoncocted and those
who endorse this fraud seem to forget that the
President has the power and the right torevise
ths army lists before ordering the officers On
duty and we think it probable that Secretary
Stanton viii have no reason to thank bis OIL
cious friends for openly bOasting that he has
been guilty Of a disTeputable trick, or even
that he can be supposed capable of such athing.
We think it hardly possible that the Presi-
dent. even in the midst Of his multiiarous du-
ties, would blindly sign a batch Of commissions
for the army without an inquiry into the merits
Of the appointees. At all events this prema-
ture cbuckTng may have the effect Of unstrap-
ping some Of the understrappers of the Disu-
rinn Ralicals