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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
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Merry Ems daughter u Lesndsr ". Iownscnd eli o. this city
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sept N D. he Rev W n. Mckc M Oscar OK Of Washing
ton D. G., 10 }iiss Abyo Calf q. tic io.rer place.
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81 the e.1encs he bits her by The Rev j. Is bracst
George G.rQni 20 Rte d. Only drshef oil John e'ir'e
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(. " Adams tae Hc Edwin T. ia1y 81 fassalc 70
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NERWINE-BURNUAM-On Weinrfdgg Oct. O. 1863, 81 Msn,
chester. Vermont by ho Rev Dg Ncslsm l. VI Ae"ine OF
Brooklyn, J. J., 20 Lizzie p EurulaIn Of MancheHef
the Pesbyterian Church Gu Bedford
NrtchesCr Co. y ), on Ntdnedy. Oct lb- o. tle y
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L5lrsberv second tirghtsr Of Phineis Loua,bsIy ei
VREVER-1CEAYOU Tre5lly Sept l8 a. the Latou X The
Taed st.te SwizeIaud b. The Rev samuel Lcu-elo
Levi, j. Ws.ne ~ D. sarah L. ughes 0 Jls Mckaye esq,
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NEM.YORK.
- REcNTRY-IMPorrANrI

TIE RECITRY-IMPOETANT
r - Ei,',r Of TAe " j. IItJrus
SIS BY tho act Of 1866 the third meeting for Registry
Ofyoer Monday before cecton is abolished Thercare
nov bst co meetings Tuesday, three weeks before
cleo ol, md the Friday before election
Editors throughout the State will please can attention
% t.s Caange in the Jaw. Respectfully
FRANCIS c. BARLOW, Secretary Of State.
AG,.g Oct l5J6
The following letter from Dstrct-Attouey A.
Oar fl issued saturday Will be O, general interest and
yas'
CRY CoUSTT or NEw YORK
DfsTsICT- ATroHvgTs OFTICE, OCT.
pH,s 10 your vaIiou iuqg-s upon The Registration A.
that tie rersson Of 1885 vii liof on
before
Tuesday
election October o. iO
only districts during the Day cs1y
oo,r To- They cit uts oli tbcy FL Until Toe
day cs e 81 esch dayketeT te tuesday
tot dc.s that pocd lees than 80 Of TIE Ntdtedsy
sdion Tuesday districts posd thsu SEQ yoes
Tff rlen there days s'rsicu Tie tft
Gy days spoken Of (6th nd 18th OcQte days
ak tesef These additional tys being The Fucay and
eafisy por election (rrcln De- November and Pr
tutfso dsy % election Dis To- revising
foffec gdeng 20 and saba ting rou Tie Tsses th'
~sf' P-uouy made UPoH hes- Fesory day. ths nsor m
niso a. ul.n p M hi may Il. lr ts dsys are ended u
9.yhL
lo,1 Tu there thrcs r-.sor days every district
- D. COS 'tti ooias tof5 t'-s l, '4a 500 Noei'' there
- r.- .lch 5,y So Ner ST., o.. Br.,s' yr ,.ons r.c
ss-c'' .' al f..-s ite..iy ...l.. o.r aT f.
q" Dol 800 .... 81 s. e.... a-o t.4A 49, Ds.J,u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

TERRIBLE otsAsTrR or THE sASTrAy0 ~ C.as.
the steamship Santiago d. Cuba Capt. Sinh,
hence ol He 10th Samho. san Juan Sic, having '1
I,raoru severe ca't o0 Ns 81 irt. 1t was t-1a D.
ico,y-e-1 which washed ogrioa1d i've - tho sl.o
ts.,o t.I., sq,lg Dol. rudjer swept away par otta
lo--. On deck .at ,...'l the Slip io lra Ec. tl.lG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

rHR CONSTITUTIONAL ANlT'MIy-.
81 ,U.,s.ros, Oct IA tclcg la- been Pm yea
ae.3 d.tra 5 en- OREGON, Oct. g. sewing. 1n--N '-t
g-.g.a legislature virtually rTp1n-'' trc .'~.' fl
t-. rt tlD Cou.Glntn-0i Amendment p. ''.- 'i 81
l,s.- AGAINST 80 Nsys..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

UNION MEETINGS..
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,..,......,o., s.....,., "4iiL. HARRIS oA'1n'1
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sa Hall "ao'ETS t5d9fa5t i qN w. r41 oE g.. ''
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II, 90 IiiJtIeiL a.TE Of Missouri
T 90, {, tG 'iot' join OH 5D5. I'LL
$500. ~, Ian ,E i,,..,ttyyI
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Po,''v- H. Ion n. g. < FF5,iEER.
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Mi f.F'' w. Do ''-i .'-' ~. tfrp " ppTusF
Frs.t Nsrp Ho4ar. y. w. fItuttty SIN LUON E.1
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80 --ts'''- d. ~ C'-t-, n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
.,.s. on o. r-sa.r tn. rori TO, The a.asr a.ras,'n

. ss,,5. oa lls rers.r The Wori Cor Tho 5a1r trfe'h
. a. 20. .r tre Ir. s... - -
Ob,- d.t,r u,-71os' uu'ar Dc o.. ia..--r n''a
a.. o.. Ii.t.. oI 20 rrl i.s f--rl.g -..'s d,
l,.Ir ay sseir- rlt "a. rl Bs1vB cr-t r..tti 'T y
Co.. t. tr. dave of cf1H. Ns property rl.i T1r aln
r.t yt-r lHIuAsf oa-l -at .f-'
r,.,I t.or .ll,r 90 two N,.iasin ts cua -.a. Pc
n-.s..rt -sr--. te rr to prior -afa 1t r.-.- ~. ~
,. process trrle.oat 60 ts,.-C o. sHi g. g.,
J1sa5- So. IIrs1. Irsre,.-r o'RsrItry g..
ASSEMBLY, EoAIr ATOMS
E~.rAr1, Oct ..-Tie h.I1sl- l.H..' o., ~ 10
-lt's today iorAssenblv, by che ker .ir',f -. .'
Fr.t District Col John Iioay who hal command -i
che .1'p Fonlao Ta'' Secr-d DISTINCT Ja55 y. 81 ..f
I- -' D.-.rct. Roswell l.. Blu1rs,
SrPtrrsr. Oct c.-Gcn. u. ,. Bruce was T'... 'o ny
-,,..tta1 bv M. Re9Ubcsns for Alsu.s. . Assem-.
aJ.f tI- second District ol Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

ora. FRANK BLAIR a CANDIDATE TOR 1Hs LI5sLA-
TTRE.
ST. Toris oct. C.-Thc Conservative lt-. r'.-.a''eI
r Fr..E f. Bla.- ,rt Col J. 0.Br0llA % 80 present
s.. ...... .i t.e Lower House Of tie leg --i'..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

NEW-JERSEY.


DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
NrwtEr - q. -.Ur 90 .g-
I. rIei.. r.sre Of Essex Cou-iv have q ni-l.. a.
T. Baldwin OF south Orange iO- state senator. Az
J....l Election D. ,LIs city takes place o. .a-.t.
ILRoTIOg D. yENAGF.
81. charter election IN Newus take, pace .o-l'"
.-.. o. voters I, y. tered is 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

H'RNcE GREELEY and Hiram WALBRIDGE speak
this evening IN Moisjowa Nib the way Gen walbrdgc
i cuddaic for Office want; and win take none
Tho continual AID uat,uiy rst Of his name in connection
viii aao,lel nomination Jasid,s this statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
ILT|' y IT ~
r. .-s 1872 Adv



Resolutions WlWE SC Old. LATE hR7. -.
,.iu1.. O,--,. g. g. d. ...'5 e'.f Fi- i'@ ara -
L,O,s, uag.n ported b. 3,''3. r s' go. %. -
i 4.s a s'. e o. G.F H.. r., = s s..,., -
c.a,.l " "a .a oa Bo'.l % grad se s.''y tled-,a5~s
viii ienjes,, 5-p.-.e, a. l-s .E. an VII Z ,m.aS
gfih a.rea,.5. ryy..a So. 10 ier.c -etrst..i,'o.
many, years o. So. ri.r. i's devoted 20 Do, oa''
Win d.-. sd ahoc,'.'-I .r.. -i'e lt. vas 'i iitH
.ov.ss ~. .a-f Il. ..l,.sit 20 'o.tle ~
R''ir3 IN -oa.te inon OF BE- 't'e o.. D -
nel ofti Institution tom sl-s '11eepi1n g. l ',as
'oi,rs5 ,.v-1ie 1r-, 'vmas3ly J those az
ifG-s., .. te-5f.- l.a,''.loa ls vl'' e'.a'
sFis rls. We oi, or aael vrpahy 70 l' any "a ID.
frrut o. tle tecessi ID. l 'e'ia ..'t . 49,, S.. a.
.s ti yl Sc p r5a- vla Al tie Jroaaei
-lt.'g + ion 20, o. ue Ugh ssl,,ga "a
3 he eans- Chr.nia $50 , ' 'cr',q 80
d oder Of the Boali IN n. JOIN. Coz S,cy.
Anoterr orpCe o"'f 1GG Sets
WaLEER Ar an Nt2S OF HEn IN C5Fs ~
lhEwYORK AND BROol,f1n LAST NiGir-Ni W 81 5SH
Esre JEfs G,E SEEiiEssi-9GqA is g{e 4s
rPPI1iT r,p no MpSiGHri IN THF hGigf0RK DAisI
NEs ol hs n5r,ilg which Published independent ness
pa. s--t TWO CENTS COPY
John A. Reed.
DIAMOND tEWELERt
No ;)l BioilgiY
Opposite 0pcs Chrch.
The Agents Of us establishment have sesclsl DO. pripiisiss
Of Europe employed the ending artisans abroad 70 obs tSs
RAREsT GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS
Of the Oh World
A. the result o. enislvors collection has been secured . 10
mos unique AID recAoscle rcs exhibited to gao Ansss
pubie.
Connos,eurs precious ant sdme Of sa T,sn,n.
ship Go ewslry Invited
Engiish Cagnel Coal!
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Delivered IN any part Of EeT.YolA and Bsoos''
GEO. W. PECK. Aren't No. no VILE
Home Life IHsuranee-Ce.,
No 25s Broodasy " Y, No 16 CouFtst, Bfooklyn.
WALTERs GRIFFITH, Ptsst. GEO. C. RIPLEY SeeT
FgAruREs-A Flstcsss Organization. Assets between Ono sa1
Two Millions sDollrs All po6ts the assured DVdsa'
dec-se5 and paid AIgully All policies f9'ens No P'T
Zee charged.
40 LIMITATIONS As TO RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL
Et ho1ssnd Policies ~ force Hall the Premium psrn'aa
49, On lie Dohsy 81 desired Al forms OF Ls Endowmsl ahi Aa'
rgitv Po.s e Issued. AGENTS WANTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
IOClL POLfTlCS.

-ri-..--sTH As3E,iBrT DISTRICT. sITi-E.H " '-.
u. s,.so.iation of tfis district lcld mc.E"r ~
~ cs.e..s AZ Jlstco,l.a. s,court.o'r u. --
., ~ citizens Justice william IT, Pun pre-. Il a.a Geo-ec
u acted as secrctty. Ah,. on. t-..' 49, l,..
s-.- ~. o'ToT5d BIZ h. A',zander Mcleod n1l tas7
Vs. u.r,.-1is C. wendell Hugh Carta.- Ron f. l;rr-.r
-.,-,l. tlciI c,.,a ions tina, AlI. ~a...t r.t e."
Oil. ... D. handsome majority 4Ae --- ..'' '.- ''
FS TIE. ..i. --,e,---,i-, i.s.'t % s7,r ,a'.raf
C.es8 10. VI tolsrr..,Pl' D,i tl., l' 5 -.
'"' Z. W., yl so ~ tor.r'.. ed & PEE. &c.. c, .e
Pe.1 1batbs conrsl.aei de.iato1 . ~. N',- 3D.. DE-
..lo. n. eas.sa lstot enc l, 9-g iai i..l s,.'
"a. s..i5 .'..= 2 NJ. r- 81 4 c7
fa- I-.. I,,y- and other songs t.' tI.-'..- ".-A
va Oh en-. ior Fenton aGI Wo1I.o.I a'I NJ spence.
IrSluE AND WOOIFOBp Club sIXTEtETH WARD.
4 meeting Of this Club for pc-manyr, crsau./'.-o.1
ws. "a ot saturday evening Henry J. Ai'. D. o. 10y,
..' O. flewrl1g acting as secretary 4.e l..it'-i
st woe elected. President Gco..-. So KAY; Alr.Fi -
1.. Un1Iy J. Buncy, james Armstrong g.. .'s.es GO
9.in- George Giles lIeos4Ia- ,'.'= t.'..;
% Gel. viii Ia lAt
.as Ar. aa address ty Mr laluov s-.-.ot resolutions
DO ''l. %. te' nomination Of MI. el NICER I.. ''a-Ie''
of -.i ,-i adopted amid tlmllt Of alH'. '- o.. --
,,b-u ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN asso-
cIATION-BEGrLAR IIcK.r.
At an adjourned meeting of ibis Association. held
a. s-.4 Han on Friday evening Oct Ir. F. L. hnF 'Hr
P.j'l i7 the chair The following u,a.t o. BE surprise d.
ooaay CoeyeaoaDl 9a a ros.r' r.s-'}r, p CO..
pa'l Je. Iravl Jsue. B. % e 5c51 '',F Law a2' 10y
'-5-.ry .,vcnton sr.7, 70 itr2T'' ~ ~
t.,,ri g,.r,J sa.. Ia.,rrb1d irlrs,r j. Ccad.-s
s'oo ,. So" I.o Te s G9 f S.as o
lis. l5uo galway ". Irving 'daras. Jal p .iss1H
wib V.a H.'i.sod Ttsrr ;. E1sy. j.5.. saH.- p-,d
js, Ciaa b1-iin A. Carpenter Thomas Alnas Ra5s-' rie
'3 - t. U' i IT, l,oo an sI,.1 r-- o.- O.. r-'1.
u,l Hi 3D. 20 AbHgionSlu1Ie POS '... Al. OBJ ....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
Special Notes.

OthsIlo's Mother
IVES lresy IN having magic handkerchief which 1oiusd bis sr
entirely to her viii bat coud she have Prlnksd with PHALOSs
yIGHr-BLoOsrNG cEREUs she would have found Z. do1Jy
easy 20 leaa he ell gentleman By The noss.
Netice TAe Members Of THE MARINE SOCIETY o. NJ y
yiEE 80 notified the Third Quarterly Meeting q The
os.ety ~ tie year be held tie lndersTsFs Rooms
$780, les m Building Wal aud j lLstL MON
DNi' W. y JOSEPH TTSKHAN secreIsry
Ford, Tgpper q Beban.
WATCHES. JEWELRY
STERLING sILVERWARE.
no. go BROADWAY,
Corner u0ls,ons'
v. ~ ~. 90 X.
VICTORY HAIR HESTOFER.
Tfifroldeslli cte discovery uag ofsrei fJg u ls
d. g--a.s. 10 PERFECTLY r.f a n Ice ,.uU fe5lfrf
b. ..l Er- ts a+ f... end a.
.. ~ 30 L-' ...I -t. --.l., 30. - siz..-ys.i
- 81 -...-.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

E.Prg.f.fs NOS STA p CogNTTFP. ,
l,4as -fers 1PoLITAy FOTEL. NEv-l o8k l
uAnL HARRIS, Chairman
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-25
What Rscomes of the Pins I

This question has often been asked,
but We have never met with satisfactory
answer to it. Few persons are aware OF
the enormous consumption of the useful
little instrument. The annual report OF
the Secretary of the Treasury ten years
ago, contained some interesting memo
randa relative to manufactures, furnished
by Hon Philip Allen, then Senator from
Rhode Island, in which, among other
things, he stated that the number of pins
made per annum in the United States
was six billions, six hundred and seven
millions, three hundred and sixty thou
sand. Now the old question comes up
for solution-what becomes of the pins
The population of the country was then
twenty six millions Does each individ-
ual--man, woman and child-consume
one hundred pins year2 For that
would be the average supply. But 1t IS
well known that it is only one sex who
use pins at all. Does each American
example of the femanine gender consume
two hundred pins year, From baby
hood TO maturity and from that to the
grave, the passion fer pins, It is admit
ted, is part Of woman's nature but we
submit that this fact affords no satlstac-
tory explanation of the disappearance of
twenty-six hundred and seven millions
of pins per annum The question there
fore still remains-What does become of
the pins2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-25
Strenuous efforts are being made to

Strenuous efforts are being made TO
remove John Defrees, the present Super
intendent of Public Printing. The most
prominent applicant for the position is
Mr.. Finn, money agent at this place un-
der Buchanan, and during the war
semi-rebel.
The Hall of the House Of Representa-
tives was packed this morning to hear a
sermon from the chaplain appropriate TO
the close of the session. The subject
was, Gods hand in our material con-
hict."
Many Western Congressman, who had
expected to reach their homes in time 10
look after the nominating conventions
of this and the coming week, will now
remain to watch the Tennessee question.
The nominations in the districts now
represented by Clark, of Ohio, and
McClurg, of Missouri, occur the first OF
this week. Information received here
seems to render their return certain.
Mr.. Seward declared most emphati-
cally few days since that the Mexican
question would be satisfactorily settled
in ninety days.
There is much speculation whether the
President will sign or veto the Tennessee
bill While his purpose cannot positive
ly be indicated it may be said that there
are some reasons for thinking he may do
neither, but return it to the House with
out his approval or disapproval. In
conversation Friday evening, he is known
to have argued that the matter was one
with which he had nothing to do;
He held that the State had
never been out OF the Union,
and therefore no legislation was neces-
sary to bring it back, while the question
of admitting Senators and Representa-
tives was one for each House of Con.
gress to decide. He said that the meas
ure was not joint resolution merely
because it was called such, but was in
the nature of concurrent resolution,
directed solely to the business of Con-
gress, and therefore not of a character
to be laid before the President
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-25
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to the Republican,
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Senate
spent seven hours to-day in discussing
the House resolution to admit Tennessee
to representation in Congress, and final
ly adopted a substitute for it, which is
more of a change in phraseology than in
the principle of the resolution. 1t of
course goes back to the House for con-
currence. Senators Sumner and Brown,
Buckalew and McDougal voted against
the admission of Tennessee.
The discussion growing out OF this
question and the disagreement between
the two houses, inevitably postpones ad-
journment beyond Wednesday next.
The House consumed three hours in
reprimanding Gen. Rousseau. He made
a speech denouncing certain members
who had acted, he declared, as public
prosecutors and then as judges in his
case, for which he~was excitedly called
TO order from several parts of the hail.
He concluded by rendering his resigna-
ton as a member, which the House deci-
ded did not clear him from its eensure.
He was then called to the bar and very
briefly reprimanded by the Speaker. de
then Immediately retired from the hall.
To-day a concurrent resolution was
adopted providing for a recess of Con
gress until October There were only
hve majority in favor Of it, but 1t is be
lieved this or similar proposition will
be adopted next week.
II proves on investigation that the ac-
ton of Congress in cutting off the sal
ary of Minister Harvey, at Portugal, is
so adroitly fixed that the Secretary OF
State cant even pay him out Of the Sc
cret service fund
Washington is literally filed with poll
ticians representing every party and
almost every section of the country.
The White House this afternoon was
fairly besieged by them, but the President
declined to receive any persons but Sen,
ators and members, and other officials OF
the Government
special 10 the ST. Louis DemOcrat.i
WASHINGTON, July 22.-lnformatOn
has been received at the Internal Reye-
nue. Office of extensive frauds at the
West on the revenue, principally lu
whiskey, and unless the parties imph-
Gated are allowed to compromise, heavy
seizures will soon take place. A num-
Der of Ohio distillers are involved.
The President yesterday announced
bis determination to remove Isaac New
ton, Commissioner Of Agriculture. This
IS not so much on account of his inetiei-
eney as in obedience to the demands of
senator Cowan.
A state dinner was given by Mr. Seward
yesterday. All the members and ex-
members Of the Cabinet, except Mr..
Harlan, were present
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-25
Win is 81 MI

Everybody knows -. N" but few
know his history. Those who know him
best, hesitate in what catalogue to place
him. The Cleveland Leader gives the
following personal sketch
"J. n. is Mr.. j. N. Free, formerly of
Tiffin Ohio; now of the world He is
about forty years of age, tall and erect,
with a powerful frame. he wears long
hair, has piercing eye, but over all is
cast the peculiar look and acting of a
monomaniac.
Ten years ago Mr.. Free was a thriving
business man He was considered a
man of more than ordinary literary at
tainments, possessing a strong intellect
and considerable talent About the year
1855 he was doing business in California /;
and brooding over extensive losses on
sea and land, that followed upon each
other in quick succession, he became de-
mented Since that time, in an inoffen-
sive way, he has wandered up and down
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