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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY,
By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission MerchaheS,
No. IS Main street, Richmond, Va.

nor SALE AT AUCTlON.-By ORDER
L Of the County Court Of Chesterfield county,
will proceed to sell at public auction for diVision,
nn No premises commencing at . clock +; NJ. Oh
FRIDAY, the ?5th of January, l'd6, the following
property, viz .. 9TH, aud oua
First one LOT. fronting twenty eight ana one,
half feet Hull street ana running nD DaSH old
Farmers Hotel. Manchester with slnaii size i,
MAKERS SHOP thereon, lately occupied by 1ohh
Second. At the same time and place, will SCI the
FIGIITY ACRES OF LAND lying on both sides oi
tho Petersburg railroad at RiceS station, ana tn'
improvements thereon, consisting OF toMfo
able DW ELLING, with good out houses. one
half the land open, and one half cleared-no"
occupied by Mr. Lcmucl ChalkIy. ror ..
Third Will sell. on premises, one LOT, front
ing on the Midlothian turnpike, on" -4narter Of
mile above the Petersburg railroad depot, sixty
feet front and running back four hundred fect-
with a very comfortable NEW DWELLlAG WIN
f,ur rooms, and KITCHEN, &c. Lot well enclosed
Lately occupied by Mr.. Furcron
TEiMs: one third cash balance, four ana eiSht
months. negotiable notes, interest added, ana ute
retained until payments are made
WILLIAM AMBERS, Commissioners.
- IL
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TALL q HUTCHINSON,

TALL & HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
NOTIONS AND w IT OODS,
at the old stand OF
THOMAS HUGHES CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
RICHMOND, Va.
The subscribers have formed co-partnership, aS
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friends ana
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHINSON,
formerly of McYeigh, Howard &Co.,
de Its Lynchburg, Va.
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FOR RENT.

T1OR RENT, a BUSINESS HOUSE,
H on Seventeenth street, between Clay and IA
yenable, with FIVE rooms, and kitchen attach Im1
ed Water next door. Apply to 49,
ia l6-2ts JAMES SIMPSON, opposite.
LOCATED BRICK
~ TENEMENT, on THE NORTH SIDE " -
CLAY. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH '..:S
STREETS, FOR SALE.-We offer for sale thew.
BRICK and SUCCEED TENEMENT located as
above now in the occupancy Of Mr.; william WIN
The lot has q front OF seventy four feet and -
depth Of sixty feet.
fEsas: Very reasonable. ..v
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N.
Ia l-2t
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! ITSELF
u ING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES TO LESSEN
STOCK With a view to reducing my present
stock. TO make room for my spring goods. will
sell nv entire stock Of DRY GOODS at prices L"
nv line tot give me u call, a. they will find every
article usually kept in 4 TlRST;CLASS DRY
GOODS STORE at VERY Low PRICES. ! give
special invitation to tailors and Others IN want II
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and TAlhoRn' TRIM
MINGS GENERALLY, at greatly reduced prices.
Call and see price, and bny.
y. b. We arc sill closing ont our stock Of Boots,
''''' w. J. STEPHENS,
Ia o cy 235 Broad street near Third.
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DRYGOODS, SHOES, &c.
lust RECEIVED, ut
- MAY. HELLER < BROTHERS,


- MAY, HELLER & BROTHERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
a large assortment If DRY GOODS, MOTIONS ana
FANCY GOODS, to which the attention Of tho
We are selling Prints at 30 cents, and good qnal
~ ut Is cents per yard Bamoral skirts at 80.
worth 81 50 Bleachcd and Cnbieachcd Cotton at
Is cents worth 81 cents Hoop skirts, - cents De
LANES 80 cents, worth 10 cents best Is III Gloves,
II IS worth 81 80; French Prints, yard wide, only
80 cents. 49,. ,,.rou ~ INV
our stock embraces all the late styles Oh ny
Goods and Fancy Articles, too numerous - par.
cularize in an advertisement All oi whlsh having
49,, rocnntiv purchased we are enabled to sell
them LOWER THAN FORMER COST PfiT iIT,oon
In connection with our Dry Goods estanilshineil,
street full stock of Ladies, Misses and Chill,
dren' SHOES aud CATERS; also Mems ana
Rows BOOTS and SHOES, HATS. SHIRTS, CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, at prices To suit
the times. VI ,., all -.
MAY. HELLER BROTHERS,
northwest corner Sixth and Broad streets
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TOHN C. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
d Shoes. Trunks &c III Main street. three doors
from corner Of Ninth, Richmond. Va de Its
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

EOUND, on LAUREL HILL, NEW
Il MARKET ROAD the 3d January l.Gs, u
SMALL cow AND CALF, with dark head. Tho
owner will prove property, pay charges and tako
TO law ia ls-2tE OSCAR +. PEARCE.
neutrality-suspicious. will be made
" at the proper time for the renewal Of the fol-
lowing SHARES OF STOCK, destroyed IN the fre
of tho 3d April last, viz one hundred shares in
the Paint Creek Coal Mining Company 81 the
county of Fayette two Shares in the T MON Mann
featuring Company Of the city OF Richmond, and
one Share in the Richmond and Liverpool Pack"t
Company all of which were issued in the name If
the Undersigned. cor
ia Sim j. A. w" hhbis'
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DARBY Il GENTRY (of the late firm
- of Darby Read & Gentry, Who'll esale and re-
tail dealers in Boots Shoes, &c. Also, agents Tor
Weston's Metallic Artificial Legs and wilcox
Gibbs's SEWN. Machines, Main street. second door
above Tenth, north side, Richmond, Va. .
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MIR. GRArrAN, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, presented the report OF the inquiries Of
that Committee on the prices now PAID Tor the
Journal of the House and the bills ordered TO
be printed The printing has been gwen out
Inv Tho Clerk. under m order Of the House di-
rectinp the printing to be done, with the APP
provai of the Speaker, to J. +. Goode, The
printer for the Senate up TO the time OF The
recess of the General Assembly. Since the re-
cess, Mr. Goode has continued TO print tho
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Christian, Lea Il Co., Auctioneers,
50 Main street.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
MONDAY, January ID, 1865
SENATE.
Lieutenant Governor Cowper In the chair
Prayer by Mr.. Wyatt, of Gloucester.

Lieutenant Governor Cowper In the chair'
Prayer by Mr.. Wyatt, of Gloucester.
HOUSE BILLS READ AND REFERRED.
An act TO amend and re-enact the nineteenth
section OF chapter fourteen oil the touc' ~
Committee on Finance. ,.r
eigbtv.fv of the Codc-conccrning expenses
of conveying lunatics, &c. To COMMITTED vi
Finance. ,.. .,,r,o oh,ptor
ono hundred and eighty four, o. the 'oneL
concerning officers fees for Taking CIV VI
criminols To Committee an Finance.
Anoct 10 incorporate the Atlantic DOCK anu anu
Tron Company. To Committee on Heh'i"i
Laws. ,, =. oo,rts IN hor-
An act 10 authorize inc county '0''
'0S n;nt resolution TO furnish copy OF the
coda tn each member Of the Assembly was Oh
,,otion of Mr.. KEEN, laid on the table.
4 Joint resolution i'll relation TO tns HtL,'
,,r nnd other imposts and taxes Levied ny inc
CONGRESS of the United States was retcrFci
In the Committee on Courts OF Justice
WARRANTS.
Mr.. GIrMER, from the Committee OF E our
of Justice, reported, without aiheh"ih''i y,
Uouse bin to provide for the punlshm'ht Oh
,.nrr,nts which was read Il third time ana
passed. ..
MIR GR,y. from the Committee on General
Laws. reported, with amendments, Il plil !"
inrOrnOratp ms company
wore adoptcd and the bill ordered 10 lie OH
he table and bc printed.
VIRGINIA EMlGRATIoS AND LAND c"hPANf'
MIR GILyEK introduced bill TO incorporate
this company.
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
MIR. MEADE introduced bill to amend tn'
charter of this company. Referred 10 inc
Committee on Roads.
STREETS OF NORFOLK.
Mr. ROBINSON introduced bill TO confer au
,hnrity ON the Council of the city OF Norlolk
IA make such use of the ends OF the streets
running to tide water a they may see HI
Read a third time and passed.
COMMISSIONERS IL cHANCERY.
By Mr.. TALIAFERRo
"Rtsoir,d, That the Committee on Courts OF
Justice be instructed 10 inquire into the cX
ncdicncy of 50 amending the third ana iourth
sections of chapter one hundred and twenty
one of the Code of Virginia rs 10 authollHe
the commissioners III chauceTy to take ahd
certify the Acknowledgements OF parties 10
deeds" Agreed to-
CLERKS OF COURTS.
By Mr.. TALIAFERRo:
/ " P,SoIr,d. That the Committee ON courts OF
I Ju.tice he instructed to inquire INTO the cApe-
/ dinury of 50 amending the twenty -tourth ste
+ ion Of chapter eight of the Code OF lrElhla
/ =, 10 authorizes the qualification OF the clerks
/ If courts aud other officers therein named no
fore any Judge of the Commonwealth III N'C'-
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1!iR6Soloed, That the Democracy of Ohio Ia
will adhere in the present and In the future d
as in the past, with untaltering fidelity and q
frmness to the organization OF the Demo- g
cratic Party, and to its ancient and well
settled principlesas eniaciated by Thomas
Jeifersony the great Apostle of American Q
Democracy, and us acknowledged aud ae- p
cepted by the party from the foundation of q
the Government; and especially of equHlIja
taxation, and of Representations Of all States
subject TO taxation! !h14 5'' o5 5a3HL!a s19"og
2! lRes61oed, That the one great question 9
of the day is the IMMEDIATE AND UNC0NDT- =
TIeNAn REsTORATIoN OF ALL THE STATES TO Q
THE HxERcIsE oFTHEIR RIGHTS WITHIN THE
FEDERAL UNION UNDER THE CONSTITUTION; Q
and that we will cordially and actively 9
support ANDREW JOHNSON, as President Of z
the United States, In all necessary and
proper means to carry out his policy as d. 'I
rected TO that end; and especially In secur-
ingimniediate representation In the Senate
and House Of Representatives, to the eleven
States from which il is now demonstrations
ally and arbitrarily withheld, unless on the
degrading condition Of inferiority in the
Union, and of negro political aud civil
equality enforced by the Federal Govern .
ment tHa -lsyl@e3l ai9 ~ w Dt-tN'e
8. Resolved, That for Che purposes above y
set forth, we will cordially cooperate IN
public meetings, conventions and st the
polls, with all men, Y without references 10 Y
pastiparty positions who honestly and BY
theItiaets and votes as well as by their pro-
iessions, support the President in hispolicy
Of restoration as now declared.
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Hon. A. G.. Thurman was conducted to-
the Platform, and being introduced to-
the Convention, by the. Chairman, Mr..
Jewett, made the following address n. -..r
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Roport of Committee on oredenMaIs.
FIRST AND SECOND DIsrRl

tials:
Report of Committee on Credentials.
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS.
Hamilton county-Ful delegation from
the First and Second Districts. Names of
delegates not reported.
THIRD DISTRICT.
MONTGOMERY c0naty--Amos Wiggim, C L
Vallandigham, ID l., Houk, c MuSselman,
John Wiggim, I o Lowe. ....-
Butler cOqnty-Cnarles Snyder, John A
Cockerill, Henry Dieg, Aug Charles, E II
CASTOR, ThOs Shields, John Schwartz, II
Ii Hendrickson, Chris Hughes. mi.
Preble coupty-Abner Dunlap, c j Beam,
w j Gilmore. s.1 ..
JYGren county-A S Kirby, Allen Kirby.
g FOURTH DISTRICT. s
Names not reported
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Mercer county-S S Snider, L j Godfrey,
D i Callan, G W Timmons, E A Hillery,
Henry Grath. -..t.1.
Allen county-J s Pillars, c c Lamison,
James McKenZie. y..... ...
Aaglaise county--Col VIM Sawyer, r B
Gordon, X D Marshall, Sabert Scott.
Van Vert counay-J A Estill. a
Hardin couaty-A 5 Ramsey, j NJ Pearce,
S Hopkins, VIM Sesney. r.,... f'T
Wyandot County-R McKelly, G r Mott,
Curtis Berry, Jr, George Harper, John
Berry. sf-...E l.gaa mo- ...-
Hancock county-Col VIM H Mungen, c
B Wllson,:L Glessner, w X Drake, Isaac
Smythe, Henry Bishop 10, r.
" .n.. SIXTH DISTRICT. r.s8- rI v-O
F. Clerb,ont cb,,Rts- s-Wm Howard, Z GIPur-
nell, r Bancroft, NJ H Davis, NJ B Jaml-
son, DIR d G Catch, Ii Branch, d Fee.
Brown Coapty-TCfA White, L G Devore,
Joseph A Moore, James Hite, John G.
Waldren, E G Gyner David Yarbell.
Highldnd COunty.-J L Hughes, w Fl
Woodroc, M Trimble Col. Samuel Pike,
G w Spurger. Ligs-uy tHar III ...
Clinton county-Dr. / C. Williams, Elisha
Harris, T Theobold, c Runamus. ...', -.
Fayette coInty-W II Hogue, M Gray,
John 9 Hays, .. .ga.Is..er .5s
H a A SEVENTH DISTRICT. lrqf
IlFtankli, couhty--A G Thurman, John G
Thompson, w w Webb, Amos Layman,
Jacob Reinhard, George l. Converse, Will
liam Naghten, john l. Green, James Il
WRIGHT, Amba Mann, John G Edwards,
George w Huffman, VIM Cooper.
Madison counhj--J NJ Linson, Jerry Rea,
Edward Roberts. 3H 4Ie1 Il
i Greene countv--Jaunes Hoyle, Thomas
Cramer, @ b Martin, Samuel Poague, Rob-
ert Carson. J -it .f .ul ft ..J q pgA1
CIvk co,tnty.--D Shafer, John J Forbes,
J w Garrett, II Blose, Robert Carson.
-I.D EIGHTH DISTRICT. it 'l'l 'l
Union copnty-Wm M Randall, Thomas
DeIaV,Vare: county Z Hyatt, John Cay
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COLUMBUS. OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, 4

living, except one who is left, who was here
at the organization of this party In 1924
He attended nearly all the Conventions
from that time to the present. He hoped
he would live to give further aid to the
Democracy in their efforts to preserve this
Union. .l Hu f.g '
Mr.. Olds presented the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted
Resolred, That all resolutions offered in
this Convention, be submitted to the COM
mittee on Resolutions, without debate.
On motion, the several committees were
announced to effect permanent organiza-
ton:
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

On motion, the Convention took recess
until 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Report of the COMMITTEES. ON ResOlu-
. UOns.
Colonel George w. Morgan, Chairman Of a.
the committee on Resolutions, submitted 81
the following, which were unanimously ~
adopted: le - ~. ~ Iuo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25

HGmiiton cOunty-Full delegation from
the First and Second Districts. Names of
delegates not reported.
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lor, Charles Hill. S G Specs. Albert Wor-
lin, Abraham Worlm, w 2 Reid. .u
3 Marion county - Hon j Rosecrans, S
iWaddell, j Z Cook, p Ritter, Van Brim-
mer, Z Hord, T ii Holder, f w KOons, II
Il Van Fleet, w Cricket, w Scofeld, W E
Clark, James Gray. IDrr
3 MOrov county-H Prophet, II G Brum-
back, Judson A Beebe, -- Martin.
b Richldnd coanty-IIOn B Burns, Hon M
May, VIM Bushnell, John Y Glessner, S
Bloom, Jonas Smith, Jas $ Grail, V Gutz-
wiler, Chas G Fields, w N Patterson, SLm'l
Snider. m
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(NEAR THE AMERICAN HOTELJ
FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER

than those who bought month or six weeks before.
can now sell suits iOr S25. which three months
ago brought from $50 to S75; for so, which
then brought from SIS to 500, or at about the
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The Convention re-assembled at o'clock
p. NJ, and was called to order by the Pres
ident, Mr.. Jewett, who announced the first
business in order to be the presentation of
the report of the committee on Creden-
tials:
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MARYLAND PcLlTlCS.

ne,a,,,nn,,ou af co. j. p,.,,,. -, s.,.
" ' - A"s''' ~ -"
sEssr'
tne Natonh Union party or The lhlrd Aafylnuu ton-
grossonal district having renomnaed Cnas f. Phelps
eor "a, ,rass Ia ,o,a,ol ~. .,l - III,
- - =" Aiu''a' - ~ e'ns'.''''s'
az baltimore last FRIDAY evening. eoqucnty endorsing
the policy Of The President IN the cof OF which no
,h,s s,..ad ~ ra,,i ,,,,,o,,,. ,,c, 80, ia, oa
- ~ - p.'''s' = W. -. -
lrLeat IelioW elLzen. That The burden 81 PROOF rests
uVon ~. ataNhIt stanaanE - NC chln1 IN the anoes
~ III JAWS 20 snow that You We're mistaken IN your
deerm'nnton o. two years ago % stand oy the adnis
uaon olici 81 res ora on or o 70 point out wherein
Tue pQncy o. Ffes1nt johnson differs IRON the policy
OF PRESIDENT Lincoln. ~ the question q negro SUI
rage - y the question " psfdons y X VIC e.len
son ~ tne lranchfe ana eglhlty 70 tho.e VINO nave
DE . 10 rebellion and WHO nave taken 'he amnesty
OATH Is u n question o. the admission o. loyal mem
hers elected by annested soiersS Let hm compare
fresideat Lincoln amnesty Proclamation u December
1863 an " sppLcaton q hlm TO thc sla,es q Ten
nesseei Arkansas and Louisiana, with President Jonn
sous amnesty proclamation d hay 70, 1862 and his
practice unasr =, ana how Z ne can any suDs,aniia
Lincoln aud that q Johnson that are not ~ favor Of he
stsef even 90 .no core o. No. thaI WI not 10
aoh we WI aoe w ~ 10 ~ ne y opposed ~ any
pohcy except ne potcy o. keeping everybody IN not
wner; except mo policy OF making the North
EN- people maze lhe SCUM ana ths southern
people nate ne Norm except th9 policy OF ahothor
cyil war and u suhohng Andre" Johnson except the
pohcy q ietro slh,ase anl white ensiascmenii ex
ce inc pohty o. securing inc permanent Two mrds a..
cendancy o. tho radical party, except the policy OF
keeping ~ sectional distinction after slavery has been
abolished, Tor inc save 81 calling Maryland Northern
State. ! am not southern mao; am not Nor.hein
man; am Tor The Union the Whole Union and nothing
but the Union; always wa and always shall be. an
not a republican; J am not democrat; never was
either, and y not probable tat ever shall DO either
Ny or MON has Always been that IL il tho natural ten
deney VI parties in this country, when they become
dominant and powerful to become corrupt Ny creed
H. as before expressed parties for the good Of
country not 70 be used by parties for their good
my see every evidence ~ corruption decay
IN the bi0sied political faction sucking the blood or
the country. Their bowl ~ rebel, copperhead, and
bread butter republicans l. simply conlempglDe.
Tier professions Of loyalty ere and hair
or alarm AZ the prospect OF dagger 10 the country the
public debt o. 20 the Onion, from the admission 81
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taprr d spfcul sLs.lpr,.



rtssty Dol as 200 - ssssrtr
sst u shiam scpoBala, ~hne us.as II tLe
,gn'y o for w.taln1oa, leagsa frors h. wagon aud
tss0 Everett Ku sbo.K er. With whom ho ~
iesnas afooant u mancl mauss 1hs soit he ns,a
H,om hns go
nanny wncnrs
Josli'u Rcd hcai 81 unhappy spouse y unmefs,
nm, 'bs the coag spsfca ~ merry Ia separs hin 10
~ fsaieutarj ~ - ooniha.
uutL ratrocKrr
John Schultz uhsJuntsieiy To- hinssN sfssyea 70
~ col bnos and fe'rulng air-p. tof stiuG a. tho
sn acLrlfs snirnrcd Is bite Lsfdes sHtffsnfs
ne 4'euises'iaiy 70 .he neti ~ mouth.
TO srHH nHga
feag mouths On fhs isiand - sSasasi - IoLs n
n l'sias f0s tfilisay nppgefriailn. iN Aln Elf
number = 'serr bottle INN ceH'r IL rfthi sigss
fa44rt fiNa
inba ~ 1Fif 81 fnFuf strlf uTesr James csnnsT
Dsssase "a iaffrr srissea hlcn tp T.tre rfpsEs
80 81 sllssri na4ts efefri r Ill a ser ~
ssvtris - ~
Ia4i.se Nhls and Mins.s H9gaft ~ iasl thesr
feu' ~ a. teaf stH'ea arf gHG.fnsi Munie Hstton
rtile IRE I~sss az .rtp hsr boss = uaeaoB
ms faf agt uraed arEiys Al al smFrshls
ias,s4snt ~ HE diraay, sad. aiief aans.pg to
Cont hK lGerfot Hiies HtC1 rfhef ths feaa IN NBrn
sfagst4 tIis a. sndahis $50 remand ier Zee aays
Jshn Gtltt vhie nai-g - = rLaf 4terss eaf
isr .tv ss.otel.f ~ asArsu igr female passing
" ssafg pc san los sNit wlga b. bfaNsy had
~ efcsiaft. bDsegsf aaf ~ l.tsnipu VI get "a
sfFf n r4Frss UleF ffisv orb. tis gstyr pru.
is ~ fe8 - sa.eb t9esFlsr. s'si ~. uioa
sef " rai Nunfe ~ hs ~. BIT tae t9trt delsa
~ va ~ ~hrabts II ap,a9 Asa aisia srrd ss
ttaet faftbsf 80
rsnw sof saAss r9s laA.n
nsfrMa Noe. ~ te.fs s.kef ~ feln 0fsnr"r.
80 eaaa~staf slov u hlsisoe Aaaa . 90 "a. ,Ls
r. ~. fe~l
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competent TO bring down pressure tho nominating
convention Among the leading ~ ylts are General
Ramsey and Major X Pangborn the latter gentleman
being very popular Nth the party, aud he VIII probably
he put forward the nominee Of the Soldiers sonyen'
ton The delegates from Huds County 20 the regular
convention viii for consultation nj banners Hotel,
Hudson street, al halfpast Que O'Clock.
Hudson City.
MASS MEETrSG DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. II
mass meeting OF the johnson Democratic Assoc iaon Of
Hudson City was held at Leilzs Hall last evening The
attendance, Notwithstanding the unpoptous state OF The
weather, was highly crediabe. Mayor Van Reipen, Of
dson CITY, occupied the chair and Mr. Bruce orclated
secretary.
Resolutions, endorsing and pledginG the utmost faith
III tie policy OF the national executive, passad
without disseDteni voice Frederick S.oud, OF Jersey
CITY aud other gentlemen Addressed the meeting. A
resolution accepting Invitation attend meeting OF
tho JOHNSON Club OF Bergeu, Monday evening was
also passed, after which tho meeting was adjourned
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been taken M though tho Interest per cent
Governmeni paper currency vii be issued % make ~
Tho deficiency
Several independent companies are arnng Themselves
WIN American repeating rides
The steamer seized BY the government y Montreal =
we propeller Congress- formerly Ia the of tho
United states. she IL painted black Hfi paneT is ~
henug. Of Detroit, aud she on her way from
~" york ~ Detroit when seized. Her cwaer has not
lst neeh able % procure her release AMI when he aT
leh % the Attorney General tho suheaf yesterday,
w. hl0fAea ihai he could give hlm ~ ansser yet.
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umrtp STATES Osrscr cOBsT

SCR " The September term OF the tntei si"es
District Court opened to-day, Judge Belts prasdng The
Grand Jury ard - the request Of esJadss
NJ Ethan Allies Assistant rnhed states Districi A..
sorney reed % ,sn tie eleventh section Of Tho "
1899 pFsvidna for the trai ccnvlction and punish.
nsnt % counleTiellsr, ss q notss, obigatons ana
cfthia chkrtar be tried end win foym BE only
erin nsi matter Tor tria during 1e oarfsn, term Tho
e~0si th@n sAianIhea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12

Yesterday the o. no United Stale. aga John
Been, cf Tas,as street, srEravsr and hthcgurbsr,
charged rih having n ,. po~.~ssion transfer prsss.
ales ~ foY me purpose o. sounisrfsiIrs poss obi
ssors snd egrtios ~ the Unsd sises wns agsn ~
On spplslo % the dsendants e0aussl rhuxdsy nef.
~ TIVE o'tiocs =. appointed fqf NE bssrnf ~ he
Nmse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12
Democratic Ma. Mce,iug Ia Trenton.

fREATos, y. j., sept. II, 1850
| grand ratification meeting held this evening
| endorsing Andrew johnson and his policy Messrs
cowan Of Pennsylvania Green, Of Bergen county and
Pet. Holstead Of Newark, addressed the meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12

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