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Political MISCELLANY.

KESTUCKY.-Boo county Kentucky which dur
ing the late Rebellion hobed OF ireasonn KENNEDY
and furnished more soldiers jeff Davis than any other
county population the State Endorsed Andrew John
son on Monday the tune OF 300 majority At the
Union ID precinct the the close OF the polls stood
follows Duya ia; Hobson OF There's loyal Union vi
lage for you.
MIsslsSIPPI.-Gov. Humphreys has issued procla-
nation TO the Sher Of the several in the State
hold elections frs; Monday in October next for
Judge High Court Of Errors and Appeals for the Is
District composed the Counties Of Warren Kinds Rankin
Scott Newton Lsuderdale Kemper Nesboba Leake Madi
son YazoO Issaquena Washington Snnfower Holmes Attaa
Winston and Noxubee Judge of Circuit Court District
Attorney Judge OF Probate Court Clerk Of Probate Court
Clerk Of Circuit Court Sheriff. Assessor Of Taxes Coroner
County Treasurer County Surveyor Ranger i've members Of
OF Police such number OF Justices Of the Peace
aud Constables as the law requires.
ADMINISTRATIONS were held in Arkansas re-
Gently for and county officers The JaeasonPor Herald
says there controversy in obscure parts to who
entitled and learns that in Independence county
positive order had been given permit citizen to vote
who had not taken the oath Of amnesty.
OHIo.-The Hon. John T. Wilson has been noml-
mated by the Republicans adcaD to represent the Eleventh
District Ohio in the Congress.
PEyYsYLvAYIA.-The Harrisburg Telegraph says
there is good reason TO believe Hester Cymer Demo
cratic candidate for Governor will withdraw from the
leaving the place open a less Objectionable man.
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sale Of the articles Their loss by water altogether Hwss
mpossbie obtain list Of the oooaPans OF tho upper
floor.
No IS was occupied on the first floor BY H. d. Dumcut,
obaccOnus lie had stock valued az $1,000 10 hls place al
the outbreak hre which Insured for s2oOD Tho
portion stock removed by the Insurance
Patrol. Tie second door occupied by "A '" KING.
printer -.
His stock completely saturated with water John O.
Cooley dealer In printers materials occupied poruon Oh ,ho
third and the h floor There number Of other occu
whose and business could not be asoertaned
The bading was five stories IN hight quo
owned by Mr.. J. T. Wilson. On the night Of
January l. 1863. the extensive cracke; bakery. then
owned by Mr.. Wilson caught fire from the furosee.
and was burned TO the ground together with
a numbes Of other ba'ldings in the vicinity:
The present building erected BY Mr. Wilson COST o.
about 500 coo and the finest on Fulton II q
brick with white marble trimmings and presented avery ness
be entire loss will foot up about e5o provided the frs
men succeed in combining the flames 70 the upper
floor should they succeed in WORKING iusS 'ns soSsf
police from the second ana
Precincts. under the command Of Capt DE CamI anu ~
deed material aid saving property aud keeping paok
crowd from the vicinity of the FIRE. a. -.
m.-The Gre Is completely extinguished The an hoof
is burned out aud the fourth somewhat damaged ina ~
building saved owing entirely to the active exerton
the Fire Department under Chief Engineer Kingsland
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BLo0DGooDAt Woodbridge. N J Friday Angus, IT, Jams
The .nd friends q the family 's.gs ~, invited t e -
byte ias Church at Wood5ridss.
coNNER-A Richmond Staten I.na Thursday Ass,.. M s..
Emily wife Of Oscar Conner OF Chicago In the 18Th y"
The fuSsi.i place s. Andrews Church Rssaoss 8
oa .ndn on the ys q The /, O'CLOCK boat tom Ns.
YORK. 70 convey D The friend, 70 the unsrs
Chicago papers please copy
d sss sns Gn s ka.sss
tend the iaueis on sunday lsh socloct f'
the residence Of his parents. No. al stato-s.
RINCB-On Thursday August 49, Mary wife OF jerome Finch
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited TO sitend her
from No al3 Tea,h at O'Clock m August H. wfhors
HARBEcK-ru P. Thursday Jolly 10 Evi. daughter Of wsA
and family invited 70 .s':d
II O'clock wi,hou, further invitation.
D5cGa q Tsr S S' s Ass e ls% "a
1904 Robert youngest son OF Sarah and the ae James hsnfy ~
Relative. and fisod. Of the family aud tn. msbe. Of
tue % n y yaHe s5 are ;y nVs Sm S Shs
residence Ne. Lafayettesvep Brooklyn
KIERsrEpon ThuIdsy August 49, long and we0ms no
Tue fne viii ilke place from her s'e residence No. s rs
relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend "A'"s
LILLENDAnLQn Friday, August H. Robertson H. infant son Il
Tho relative, and friend. Of the family Invited to s,ssnd u:
bis parents TTs@out ws.tess.;sf County n.
s E oS T.y Sses. A os nd
ray. aged years. 5 months and is dsys
Rvaive and friends also her ca.ate, Of the sns.s sabbath
School, respectfully invited attend the funeral RON the real
parents No. % Heh Sunday the lsh 'nss
D. D. m. without further invitation
MACKAY0n Thursday the 10th inst Absne wife OF Aexsndss
Msckay, aged 81
The Of the family tied 20 stend tss
nond-s. (Ashion4-
place Brookyn. Saturday the 18th inst a, 2 O'Clock
UNDERHlLL-0n Friday August H. at Whesone L. H. Waller
tnderhill OF this city. aged II years
Notice OF funeral In the evening papers
WEIGhT-Suddeny Thursday in bis slr Tn
yOunss., Of s,iah e and the late Peter D. Weight
family invited 10 attend the funeral from bic
late residence No Twenty Saturday 18th
The remains viii be taken Paterson,
Nj
Csusda and Providence. r. l.. papers please
WRGHTOn Friday August H. Harriet Frances caotef OF JohH
7. Wright
The relative. and friends family invited attend the
funeral on sunday 18Th O'Clock from the residences
OF her father No 23 East Thirty sixth-s
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POLITICAL.
THE LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

GOV FENToN REQUESTS sESA roRs MORGAN AND HAIR
RIs TO ATTEND
ALBANY. Friday Ang II, 1866
Gov. FentOn has requested Senators Morgan and
Harris attend the Convention Of Southern Unonst in
Philadelphia the ID Of September and to these
and tried friends Of the Union and Constitutional Free
dom. that the Union party of EewYok fully appreciates
their continued sesacracng efforts to place the States
lately revolt upon just and stable basis; that it sympa-
thzes with them and sincerely desires the resabshmen OF
loyal self government in the communities lately in rebellion as
is consistent with safety and peace that the
Union party anxious their respective States repre-
sented in Congress- early full oan DO had that
the Of these States will not thereby be placed In Rebel
hands and that will cordially cooperate with them to these
ends"
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN FULToN.sr
LARGE FIyE-sroRY BUILDING BADLY DAMAGED
LOSS ABOUT $4,000.

LARGE FlyE-sroRY BUILDING BADLY DAMAGED
LOSS ABOUT $4,000.
Last evening about 10 o'clock a fire broke out in
III. large 6vestory building Nos 30 u.s. II and 70 Fuonst
corner OF Gold The fire first discovered by Officer
Gregory Of the Second Precinct in the third story OF No ~
occupied by Crump Bro printers. An alarm was imme
For while was thought the fire would be confined 10 the
which IL broke out but the names soon passed up
stairway and Immediately communicated 10 the whole hth
foo The emen worked hard but before they were enabled
10 subdue the the bulldog aud the stock OF tue oecu
pants much damaged ,,.,. go. -,
delpeed with water James Gfeather Acting Assistant.
Foreman of Truck No. and Thomas Sweeney OF Engine
No 10 while In the building IL he discourage OF tnsr uuty
40 their companions forced 70 carry
them from the burning building after which they
veyed 10 The Second Precinct Police SaOnhouse where they
soon recovered. Nearly all the hachways Of the build
ing were found open Such careessness 10 leaving hatch
WAYS large buildings open not only insures
destruction OF property of IRE than would
otherwise take place but IL is reprehensbe because Of
tho increased danger incurred by the hremen We MINK
well remind business that there law against
thus leaving hatchways at might. 80, 90,
The following partial list OF the occupants OF tue ouid
igg and their losses . -
Nos II and ~ oeceped the first floor by A. C.
Downing dealer In window glass His stock was somewhat
damaged by water.
The second and third floors of No II occupied yJ
W. Johnston, card Manufacturer and printer rs Is as a.
"a and will amount to about e2OO insured ior
Crump Bro. printers occupied portion Of the thiru noor
Iedyard M publisher also occupied portion OF tue 'nu
The upper floor was occupied by Lindsey Co. type found
er loss but what amount could not be sseefs'3ed
upper floors Of No ~ were occupied Oy iI~'' w.
Owing 20 the iteuess OF the hour and the absence OF
most OF the owners, 1t was impcssee 20 sscer'an
names Of all the occapans Oh tGe ora Vi
the location OF Of those whose names wore povIreu
The fist floor Of No - occupied by D. 4. "isoh
Co.. ship bread and CRACKER eskeSs w~shoS's W. Wv
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ARMY GAZETTE.
lBy Telegraph
COLORED REGIhEETs.


HEAD.QUARIERs MILITARY DIVISION or The MISSISSIPPI
ST LOUIE Aug. y 1900. !
GENITAL ORDERS. No 6.-I Commanders OF Military De-
within this Division which coloed troops
OF coored regulars under the Act Of Congress approved
2e entitled An Act to increase and IA the Military peace
establishment OF the United States Of Cavalry 10 be
titled 10Th Regiment United States Cavalry and one o In
antry TO be entitled the Jsh Regiment United otaes In
fantrv. .
quarters and rendezvous OF the 10th Cavalry and Jeenon
barracks Missouri the headquarters aid rendezvous OF be
seth Infantry.
I'LL The Commanding Generals Of the Departments Of the
Missouri Arkansas and Platte will detail one or more officers
the Regular Army who will proceed TO canvass the reg
departments enlist for the regiments sbovensmed
the cavalry for five and the infantry fI three years The
men enlisted will be discharged from their present Obga
tous grouped under officers 70 be selected
by colonies regmena commanders hereser to be APP
pointed will be retained for the present AT OF near their
present station The number Of priyaies allowed TO com
pany O. Tie OF existing eolored regiments not wiling
TO enlist the organizations will for the present be
-odaed into companies under the direction OF ther imtd
COMMANDER ard held 10 service uI The new army Is
slff GENTLY organized to replace them 80
". HE field officers OF these regiments VIII o. arrival AZ
these headquaes proceed 20 the posts herein named and
organic. their regiments according 20 law and regulation and
will not withdraw the companies rom their present
without the Of the department commanders
orders from these headquarters:
Blanks will be sent from these headquarters, 60
which all report will be made until the regular heldOhcers
announced aud recruitment organized amer them
By order Of Lieut. Zen W. l. shLRAAN.
RELIEVED.
Major and BrevetLeut Col. A. Y Nelson, LIST United
States Infantry from duy Acting Assistant Inspector
General Department Of Louisiana at Us own fsduast and
QtlsreA " oiD h1 regimeRt
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MISSOURI.
PROCLAMATION BY GOV. PLB1

PROCLAMATION BY GOV. FLETCHER.
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
ST LoUIs. Friday. August II. 1866
Gov. Fletcher has issued lengthy proclamation
warning awess persons that the registry law must be en-
forced and that violence will be suppressed by OF The
militia force. necessary; also ordering the enrolment Of
the militia and prohibiting armed presence at the polls unoss
by order Of superior officer The Conservatives believe this
proc imstion means mischief to their cause.
SRCOED DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, Friday Aug. H. 1850
Gov. Fletcher has issued proclamation bearing
upon the present prospective condition Of the State in
which says thatthc combined power Of the National and
State Governments will be used 20 enforce
laws of the nation and until such laws modified or
repealed in 4 declared void by
peen court present Constitution Is the law
the State that the registration law viii he enforced and
elections conducted conformity herewh that the annual
enrolment OF militia will be made according 10 law md ire
spectve the political stains Of opnon that no arrests vii
be except authorized by law but that when the cF
process be executed VITA the assistance OF an ordinary
posse officers will call for the aid Of the militia aud that
organized body OF men viii DO allowed TO appear
polls peaceful asembages of the people except b
order Governor Department Commander. Al
citizens urged aid the constituted authorities IN the
maintenance OF good order.
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Bureau Its to be plain brick structure suited TO the pur
poses lor which is built anu Congress has appropriated
$4,000 for It's completion.
CUSTOM HOUSE AT CHARLESTON.
The new Custom-House to be built in Charleston,
G. which was destroyed during the has been contracted
for 1t will cost $1,000 Since the termination Of the war
Constructing Engineer Board OF Treasury Department
have planned for an expenditure Of 100000 in the re-
pairs and construction Of public buildings South.
THE DOUGLASS MONUMENT CELEBRATION.
1t is probable that all the members of the Cabinet,
except Mr. Harlan and possibly Mr. Stanton well Gen.
Grant and Admiral Farsgut with their staff officers, will
accompany the President on his trip to Chicago.
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From San Pranciseo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Friday. Aug. II la66.
A four-story brick lodging-house in Snmmer-st. fell
AZ clock this morning oaused By excavations in the nd
Joining lou killing persons and woundng Is some fatally
MajorGen Rufus ingalls, and Gen Babcock arrived from
Oregon.
The Japanese tariff mskes the export duty on hemp
two boos boo 25 cen) and casss so cents
Arrived. ships Fleetwood. Stover and Vnla Peck, New
York Tie latter vessel reports John Sinclair, cabin boy
drowned at and Third Officer VIM. joyce Warren VI
Rhode Island killed by falling from the top.sail yard
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General Pcniaa Congress.
The following call has been issued for congress
at Troy on the 9Th pror


at Troy the 9Th proI
HxIpQuAHrERs OF rHR PnsIsN BRoruxHHoop. I
No 100 BROADWAY NEW loRK Aug H. 1867
t. Qfoer, and Men1,r Of ths Fenia- Brotherhood
BnorHHEs In Article H. 10 Of the Con
81 the FenIsn brotherhood Il IL hereby ordered th tie
and ouse Of Delegates Of tho o. aem6; General
noon on Tnesdy september 1866 Of business
Had tho Constitution this call imperative should have
tru. thai matter. such organization
the Iresnd freedom will claim
And indeed Is funats that the Constitution
leaves option with the President this matter for The present
hood workings Of the organization sna taks
such !" their Judgment may BE- deemed NECESSARY TO Ell
President teLiAn Brotherhood
The following the sections OF Constitution pertain
Ing TO the Congress:
TO- The Gea-rl Congress shall assemble At least once in
esey aud such ting shall be on tie hfs' Tuedy Sep
teb-r. psc. President aud senate may dee NJ
SIC Representative, hA be delrshe. chosen year by
the bote hood good standing Of the evr states and d'iIe.
eeg sh be apporoned among The several Sts aud d'
ios according 20 tbeu respective number OF N eoh
entitled drlese hundred befs more q" lees bu
aud additions. de erat- G Irrational part OF
one hundred me o. Der. exceeding hf,y & such Circle
TaH GESEEAL swflsY ciKCLE
The General SweenF Circle held meeting last evening for
election officers No other business Of Importance
the Of the Early Closing Association Bowcrv bot
hereafter it, meetings will be held NJ Masonic II ,L
PICNIC AND SHAN BArTLK AT BUFfALO-THE CANADIANS
DON'T LIKE
On Tuesday the 2st inst there viii be- greet fcnian
nc and sham battle at Clinton Grove near Buffalo Three
thousand Fenihns from the circles q Buns Syracuse and
veiuitie will part the sham battle 10 which the
Oueous viii be duty rontcd similar performance viii
take place at Cincinnati on the same day.
ed Fouian picnic usio considered lisablr pot
the country state Of defense IL believed IN Canada
frontier and IN consequence the authorities val immediately
dispatch troops for Niagara IHil,
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The following is report of the remarks Of the Hon,
Thddeus Stevens before Lancaster County Convention
which renomnated him for Congress- Speaking Of the Pres
dent. he said:
cannot begin now to attept rnfod the policy Of that
whom the people con6ded true patriot and
whom we have now found TO De worse tnsn
the man who Is incarcerated Fortress
Monroe say that am not very much disappointed oP
posed his nomination. 1t fault we are cheated Jobh
was Brecknridge Democrat and be never renouneeu
principe OF that ,Democracy. He only left them
when they went out and be believed they could
not succeed: and csn say that Johnson
ever uttered word in favor OF the Tree
institutions OF the North before be became
To be did anticipate contingency but
since ~ has come upon let us bear II with patience unt
time shall enable 10 this mistake never nope
again 10 be repeated. / know not how you view these
things L believe that nations are punished by the
Ruler Of the Universe for national crimes From my
sion OF men crime have doubt for this great crime
our brothers and friends aud children lie 10 bloody
graves had hoped that the blood Of half million OIL
our czeDs and the expenditure OF five billions OF money
We have not yet done justice oppressed We have
far the Emperor Russia when be ordered the
freedom Of thousands Of his oppressed people and endowed
them with the right OF citizenship We have been much
governed by our preudice We have listened much 10
those hose cry is Negro Equay" Niger Niger
Niger" We Influenced too much by those persons
from foreign lands who while In Of freedom deny
blessed boon 20 those who are their equals.
NAV be supersOus. but look around and ask myself
WHY are afflicted view present situation and
iust he viii take care inict vengeance You all remem
Der that in Egypt he sent frogs locus murrau lice and
tho blood Of the first born every Que OF the
oppesso Alpas W u base have besn sent gpoa " More
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MARBLE p, ~

the residence Of The brides
re.. IA Bristol r. A. ~ ns Rev. Dr.. Lewis w. Baca. "
stanton Caroline L. daughter Of Charles
Y. Hereshof, esq.
HUd-PARSHALAtt the Presbyterian Church Delhi T. 81
X ua Of New York to Lizzie danshtor
OF John A. ParhaL Of the abovenamed place No esrdA
LiPPERT-NLLBR-At Scotch Pana N j. on Wsdnesdsy AZ
byt A. Seaman, Edmund Geo Liprert .
1o: Ssrooy TO Agnes daughter Of John T. Miller.
New York City
PRTMH-woLCoTT-At Utica NJ " on Thursday Aasus O. ~
the Rev T. NJ. Deusen d. D. Ralph r. Prime eel. OF fos
nj.
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IOWA.

SPEECH OF THE HON. JOHN A. KAssoS-GOy. KIRK
WOOD ToTAKB TIKI STUMP.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE speech Of Mr.. KaSson at
the complimentary dinner given him at Des Moines Iowa
last night very radical and gives great satisfaction to
the Republicans of his district
Gov Kirkwood will take the stump 10 this State few
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ILLINOIS.
PROBABLE coSGRRssIoNi

PROBABLE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. I7.-Snce Mr.. Wentworths meet
ing Opera House great activity has appeared among
various asprants his Congress and the contest will
probably exciting 1t to be generally con-
ceded the Hon ~ b. Judd will accept the nomination
Mr. Wentworth will not DO renomnsed.
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IRISH AMERICAN FREEDOM.
Mass Meeting In Troy, n Y.-Presideus Roberts
in Favor OF Usiversai Hsmau Liberty.

Special Dispatch TO The N Y. Tribune.
TROY, n. Y. Friday. August IL. 1866
An immense Fenian demonstration took place here
TO- night Col Roberts President OF the organization sd
dressed dcussy packed and most enthusiastic audience al
the Opera House. His speech masterpiece Of eloquent
thought and feeling and full OF tho true creed OF liberty
Gen. Murphy. ID. oSuiivan aud Prof Herman
also spoke. Tho Administrators Interpretation oil
the Neutrality law was severely criticized and johnson
and Seward bsed Every sentiment OF the speaker In favor
Of human liberty loudly cheered The platform
was occupied by prominent Irish American and German o
zens brass band IL ssrenadng Col. Roberts at his
hotel Cannon firing aud the utmost enthusiasm mani
leStod.
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h;nk muX children and their Of woadeffs'
ssrxsnt 90 have past She not irish
ermsa or African that exceedingly rare bd genuine Ae
ths hr psc., wonderfully auia.scss slsay sna
dispsch" She Us mperedb never on tho rnpess
as- .nknd children She has no
, ~. "a uho1t waning never blandsn doss
drink and don't breakt eighth commandment
but she t. me more nks eews ~
kndly she bot souless IN ns are ~
wonderful bumsn mechanism shs n-@'< " "'~
GODS admDasl< ssxng Maehines-isai. Ptisr'~.
ITO " eoafsased-
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SECOED DISPATCH.
KAN AB.

Special Dispsich to The ~ Y. Tribune.
gPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT LgAvENwoRTH.
LEAvBNwoRTH, Aug. I7.-Col W. A. Phillips I'D
dressed large meeting here last night and took bold
ground in favor radical reforms and impartial sufagc
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pRRsoyAL.-Gen. j. A. MeClernsnd Illinois, is at
tho Metropolitan Hotel Gen. A. r. Wright Georgia. Hon
H,rleman do Gen. II. II Baxter Vermont; Hon. j. b.
Dewkins Florida and Hon C. f. Trisg Tennessee are at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel Hon Garrett DAVIS and Judge Trim
he Keptuckv are at the Southern Hotel. 4. Buchanan
Read is at the Breyoort House. Col A NJ Hobrook Of
III, Mn Cysan, PieSyEHe is at the Everett House Gen.
Granger. L. S Al Gen Averi. US A. Hon. j. S. Nor.
ION. Nebraska, Hon j. n Goodwin, Arizona Gen A C..
battle GOV Shorter Ell y shorter u. l.. Pugh John For
smsand G. p Hendricks Mississippi are at the Fifth
Hotel Tie latter delegates to the Philadelphia ConVen
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SUICIDE By TAKING PosoS.-An inquest was yes
,esy held By Coroner Nauminn at No. l52 Rivingons
Ito body Of Mrs Rebecca schwab who committed suicide by
taking quantity Of which had been procured for
the purpose OF killing cockroache The husband Of deceased
testified that or some time past she had been aboring under
49, of snrts the loss Of OF
Lev children who had died short intervals and she had
several threatened TO commit suicide On reaching
IS aiken poson He M procured the services Of ply
scan but "a spite OF erertlon ee aeu On thursday
r,n In great agony verdict Of suicide by taking poi
son was rendered by the Jury. Deceased was native Of
Germany aged " yeAa
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Gperial Notices.

Post Oce NoceThe Mail. for Great Britain and the Coni
nent Southampton and Bremen NEW YORK fos
Ireland Queenstown, per steamer EINA on WEOSEs-
DAY August 49, viii close at this Office at lO9 M and At ns
follows Stations and b, 1905 Statoas
D. as Stations aud 80 station q I'D IN
KELLY.
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MISSISSIPPI

SPECIAL SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 17.-Goy Humphreys has
called a special OF the Legislature of Mississippi 10
meet Is revise the legislation Of the recent regular
a.ssinn
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than he first born has been taken from We have been op
pressed with xes and debts and he has sent worse than
lee and has ail cited with Andrew johnson Long
continued applause.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Aug. 17.-Darwin A. Finney was
unanimously nominated for Congress from the XXth District
TO succeed Charles Vernon Culver Great enthusiasm pre-
vail