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EXTRACT OF BucHU.

THERE IS NO TONIC LIKE IT. 1t is an anchor of
hone TO the surgeon and patent and this is the test
mony of ali who have used or prescribed it.
HELMBoLD's FLUID Extract BUCHU for Non
Retention or Incontluence of Urine Irritation lnam-
nation or liberation OF the Bladder or Kidneys,
Diseases of the Prostate Gland Stone in the Bladder
Calcuus Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and all Diseases
Of the Bladder, Kidneys. and DrOpsical swelliags
HFLMBOLD'S FLUID EX tRACr BUOHU,
In affections pecu lar to females unequalled by any
whether arising rom habits OF DIS patton lmprulenees
OF in the Decline or Change OF Le.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
VIII radi ally extermnate from the system Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs arising from habits OF dssi cation at
little expense cnange in diet and no exposure
C mpietev superseding those unDeasan aud dangerous
IeuS p,1 "sant mt and DANGERoUs DISEASES
UsE uiLMBULD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In all cases OF the Urinary Organs whether existiag
n,qte of how long standing. Is easant In taste aud
tSSn any Of the prepsratons OF BARK Iron
Those suffering from Broken-down or Delicate Const
i6e reader be aware that however slight may be
bodily health. mental powers happiness aud that OF
posterty Cur flesh and Doodare supported from these
sources.
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NoTICEl
We make no secret Of the ingredients HELMB 0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHUis COMPOSED Of Buchu, "a;
bebs and juniper Berries, selected with great IRE and
S hf r. 4Es
sixteen years experience in the city OF Phadepha
renee hGGsas and the Medical College
the University OF Medicine anu Surgery Of Pha
Nh. II T. HELMBoLD Dear sir;-In regard to the
Would say that have asss and sold the article II
various erns for the past tlirty ears 90 not tn think
known to be used in the various diseases where such
Well as myse that it has been extensively employed in
the various diseases Oh the dSu n
have seen and used as before stated every form OF
ture fluid extracts-and am not cognzant OF any pre-
Sea4s EXPERIENCES easht think 10 give me the right
10 Judge of It's merits and without prejudice or par
Iva ue your Buchu for IFS effect on patients have
e BLADDER and SpD Sdsey than have ever carec
with any oher Buchu, OF any other propretory COM
pound OF "nA's''f ne%S neGESRGE b. REESER h D.
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
One bottle equivalent in strength to one gallon OF thu
Syrup or Detection.
1t reaches the seat of the disease Immediately, ex
pelling ali nUMoRs OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUTRYING THE CoMPLExIoNI
These articles being OF such strength the dose is ex
ceednQlv small From this fact IL is used in the Unite
States Army Hospitals and public Sanitary Institution
throughout the land
PRINCIPAL DRPOTs;
HELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE,
No. 5s4 BROADWAY, New York;
AND
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
No lO4 TENTH Street. below Chesnut, PHILADELPHIA
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWaERE.
BERARF or COUETEBFEHS
ASK FOR HELAB0LD'E
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WASHINGTON.
Foreign Affairs.

Special Dispatches to The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON June g.
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PennsyIvania Politics,

1t is said that measures on foot in Pennsyl.
vania that will result in the election OF Governor
Curtin to the United States Senate to succeed the
Hon Rdpar Cowan
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HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA,
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EYERYWaERE.

No lO4 TENTH Street, below Chesnut PhiladelpbI
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The latest rews received at the State Deuartmen
from London and Paris, indicates the almost Gel
tainty of the speedy meeting of Congress of to
great Powers, by which the peace of Europe may b
preserved.
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James Diamond. New York
John smith, Nashville.
Pat'k Conners New York.
Pat'k Donohue, Buffao.
VIM. hayden, Louisville.
Jas. McDonough Buffalo.
Henry Marvin, Buffalo.
Daniel Foley, Buffalo.
Pat'k McGrath, Brooklyn.
James Bell, Fort frie.
John Quinn, Buffalo.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
To. 1OS MARKET STIR EFT.

1t ia the perfect Sewing 10
the American public II combines all the goou queh'
Of other first class Machnes aud many advantages over
all of them the Reversible Feed, which may %
reversed point desired, without stopping and ~
the ends Of seams thereby saving time trouble
and thread u makes different Stitches each stiton
perfect and alike both Sides 1t sews light and heavy
fabric with equal facility. One Hommer turns every
width hem. 1t easily and almost noiseless 1es
the Thread both sides. IL Is easily UNDER
stood Every Machine werranted and no extras charged
Er All respectfully invited to call and examine the
Florence. and all other machines
may II MR. A. JOHNSON, AGENT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PLUMBING AND GAS FITrEN.

TIE subscriberse re nCw tut, prepared to iii
4 all orders in their line of business with prompi
~ ness, and Atths loves trates consistent With
- They keep constantly on hana full supply @
Gas Fixtures OF the best anniacturerB such Chan
Plain lohs Shades &c of the latest Al and designs
we are prepared to put in the best Pipe,
for heating all deacriptions of buildings with steam
have the right for this State for ThatO
sx's Porce and Lift Pump, the best ever made, and vii
sat them up at short notice.
" celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine. aud
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus
latter anrselyeB that our facilities for introducing
country dwellings, both water and gas uneguaed We
would call the particular attention of persons residing il
the country to these machines They the best in III
ratum for the country gentleman or farmer AEJ Other
witt full supply OF pure water all the house
and economical and beautiful light The Wind
Rnkins Affected by the heaviss gales of wind
ready at all times, day or night, there ia wind
Without fear favor, to accomplish Ito grated taas
lie Rams OF the most approved kinds.
We are prepared with the best workmen to attend
DESCRIPTIONS OF ship and house. PumbnE and
keep hand or will procure to order, HydrAnts. froT
copper pianshsd and lead lined Bath Tubs Basins
fer hot cold water Urnals patent water closets Wash
Sinks; Boston Company's 1um Hose. Water Filters N
fact everything In line, Of tho most approved kind
All descriptions OF Sheet cad work At short notice.
We hnpeby prompt and 4trict attention all work
va sted to and desire to give fu sAtisac
70 all to merit and receive share of the public
.So. 81 MARKET STREET, sbov Fifth. next door to
ss ri n, sass.r,. FERRisa eA isBs zs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
New Castle County Mutual Insurance


New Castle County Mutual Insurance
COMPANY.
OFFICE 'sWILMINeToN INSTITUTE"
Corner Eighth and MarketSts.s
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest on Premium Estes r. educedte sPsr o.
uNHK Principal Of Mutual insurance is behsyed 70
the sAfest and psrience, 60 TAR has proved
the Insurance against loss by nr
although THU has been but IN
istsnce the list OF inznrsrs will compare
any By Fire DURING that TIM %
not Il hey been promptly paid, all who have peen
ID this ofoe and had the misortune 70 be
burned out attest The object hss been 70 seepre
good list Of rather than to swell the
Insured without 10 iessenins the u
ability anking the Cash oapialn ease Of heavy ds
| astersdurius the year; (, a.. y,rops
Wilmington Citywiiliam Candy, GeSfse M ntniS
Ciement B. smyth, John Cochran, Reward t. nohsh
| 5am lei Ounby, Charles W. HowlA1u - ,,,. =.
Brandywine Hd-Rdw ard Brinshurst y .Cloud Elnot'
| Ohristiana Hd.-James Riddle,
| New Cattle Hd.--John Guyer. -
| white CLAY Greek Hd-Abraham p. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
| s. D. SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer.
| Vorce hoursfrom to l, and from 2toa
| Nv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
HARDW ARE.
Foreign and DomesLlc hardwares,
Paints and Glass,

Out andwTous w al "a nd pixies,
aim Mortkse and De Ad ooks and LAtohes
Butt, strap and other Ringer,
American Pr EMU N God screws,
Trace unter OF Cow aud Coil ChAins,
Bhovsls, spades ,Piokssnd MAttockt,
BrassRe;tlss, and porselAin Lined Kettles.
Broad, Choppin aud HAndA aes,
Mill, Gross cut and Circular saws,
Hand PAnuel an lennon saws,
Files and RAnps, 90 I'M plete assortment,
r, Hlaek'a and n ther n aksrs' Screw Al ar.
Graduated Twistship Augurs,
PuEh's and oth4rnAkers' AuserRi =.
Bsldwiu 8 Benon and Moulding PlA ga
X. W. Carpenter 81 lancaster Plan
Butcher 80 hi ssls g on xsaandPl netrons,
Wiley hPlou CHS I'D CAhtinys-- eekskiii Nv
Guns, Pistols Il Percussion ia -waiker.nds thar
Powder PlAskB.shot Pouehe and Tam Nats
hniveBand Forks American and En- ElIsh
Pen, Pocket and Pruning Knives,
RAEoph, SeissorsAn nd Shears an RaIorstrap
Lookin g Glssees and waters,
Sad Irons Oar Boxes, Sash WeishtsAe
Pig, BArAnd Sheet Lead, Tin, ZIro, Ha siao
WhiteAnd Red Lead and o ther Paints
Gold Leaf, window Class, Coach 4 Copaly ArpIsh
yapan, Black and slip VArnish,
Spirittrurpentine Putty, Hydrsu u Cement, DO,
For ssleby CAfRLLE 4 fROTHIR
successors c JoHH , j troAH,
iani-y No.2l4 Market st., Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

STOVESy STOyESI
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
warehouse and Stove Emporium,
No 81 OMarketSt.,S giIningroD,D ct
PICKELS DC COTTER.
~ MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE AN
- RETAIL DEALER IN STOW rs HEATERS, COOK
~ ING RANGEs, TIN. cor PER, BRASS, dALYAN
~IZEb AND SHEET IRON WARE.
The atock of Stoves prisesthe latest md APP
proved patterns among which is the celebrated WV
PsEs and NIA0ARA unrquAlled as first class eoOkink
stove. Also, MONITOR, UNION RAMOS, PosrABLE RANG
Parior stov al les, suitablefor Parlor Cham
her, ON os store. School or Church sole agent for the
Mo4RRoooh PARLoR STOVE.
House Furnishing Go CD as Kniyossnd Forhr,
Bpoons, Walters, JapAnne1 Wsre, Hollow Ware, o0deI
Wars, Lamps Brittania Mare Casters, sieyes
SdHRnAH PArEHr CLOTHES WRINGER, the 0sst yet out.
UmoH CARFkT RwEEPHR.
LzSH'S WASHING MACHINE, The heat anc most
perfect sehn In the market The subscriber having
the right of the StAte of delaware, is
pared TO furnish the shove maGbusH his customers
Also will sell the right of Kent and Counties
Gail and this machine at our Htose, No. g Market
etrset. PICkELS GOTTEN,
nov 2-'eS-u Wilmington, el.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12

UPHOLSTERY.
spy;p Hair and Husk Mattrssseson hand. Houseu
hostery done with promptnehf
UNDERTAKING.
of Fisk's Metallic Burial Oasel or the
q, Rss same style as used for the Burial OF
Clny webster and other Of our most eminent men;
Cieth Mahogany and walnut Cofins, always on manu-
personally by one OF the nrm;
Csbipet Myers AteriAH. hair CLOTH Venees vArpes
At pbiiadephia prices furnished to the trade
AZ X ,,n;n Ton Del maris-y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
the FARMERS MUTUAL FIR Il
Insurance Company Of tho state
of Delaware.

(ORteIsAL MILL CRRBK, &c.)
This Company continues to offer to the people OF
ps,awsre its superior advantages Of Insurance
loss by nre all descriptions Of property except ma
rine risks .-.. - -
Renee in and attention the subject OF Mutual lnsu-
rance eng the fret to Introduce the principle into
our state by OF which, Is believed the Man
ayers have been enabled to adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties Of property as 70 rem
der the membership among the most aequ1apie N
character Of the Insurance Companies pre-
scented to the public ..
1t takes credit itself that Its payments flosses
have been prompt and LIBERAL that In ~ years ous'
ness and losses reaching 800, oo0, net single
case of litigation has occurred and scsceiy one with
ont entire satisfaction to the parties insttred.
Looking more TO the safety than to tho number and
ut Of its risks 1t has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance. either as requiring too
ects Of Insurance for the character of the institution
In his mannerit is conceived il has the safest and
most select list insurances in proportion to the
amountover Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other
Company within reasonable range. ,.
Of Insurance. all times moderate onesiYth, daring
the last Two years. but presents now clear surplus
the Dspo.t Notes, which by the resort to Scrip
Certificates the balances due to each member, now
uary 1852 at the rate OF Q per cent per unnum, thus
making a still farther ded uotion.
surpiusFu 5000
Total pro,ee,,op. $500 900
Its the wsrk Of the Farmers of Delaware, and as
such they ought to pstroLiIe 1t.
President-JEssRE SHARPE.
Secretary and Treasursr-RoBHRT McCABB, M D.
DIRECTORS
Bli Wilson, BrandywIne Hd.; James DslaPiain,
christina HID; James Webb, Samuel Barr, 4: y.
stotsenburg and Jessev Sharpe, Wilmington HID; Rob
crit McCabe, Mill Greek HID John ,. Williamson,
White Clay Creek Id George z. Tybout, New Castle
HID: Curtis B. Ellison, Pencador Id John O. Clark,
Red Lon, Hid DR.. VIM. Cummlns, sliyrnA Thomas
Murphy, St. Georges Hd.; Charles 7. Fleming, Peter
F. Csusey, Milford J. P. Comegys, Dover Charles un
nell, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving applications for In
suranee dues Of members: 1850
Ri Wilson, Brandy wine, Hd Robert MeCabe, MIL
Creek HID James Dalaplait, ChristiAna HID John .
Williamson white Clay Crock, HID; Curtis B. Ellison
Psncader HID Red Lion, St, Georges, and Appoquini-
mink Hundreds; Joseph G Grifith, smyrna jane
Crippen, New Castle Hd; Charles T. Flemming, MI
ford; Charles Tunpsl. Georgetown; Henry loed
Dover. =,
Communications general business addressed to th
undsrsig ned Wilmington will receive Immediate stten
tion. kobkhT hcCAbEi n ",
July2 eeeretaiy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-12
PHOSPHATE or LIME.
H. &. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. Si5 Market Street.

TagR' sRevivlheri new article for the hair an
~ skin Il In superior to all the ordinary preparation
AA in Tor the hair. the agent is n. H. Bring
EbN hurst 5I Market st,
Poor Nonsdr Eye Water anew article srsaleSt IL.
r. DringhuiBts.
vlnbold shuGhu for diseases fthe Kidneys Gravel
Dtopsy,N c II. II. BrinKhursts store.
silver lrhe best used clsanln Bill
yer Plated Ware. sc,
Marselis. Aromatic Fine Cut-This ARTICLES putapi In
paper the robacco aud is the beat sub
stituts we have ever had II. Ii. BrinEhurst.
Tobias Yenitau iorse Lininent, large bottlesat n
lringh Il,
Mrs, Winsiow gSYru p %
II. X. llringhurft's.
Extracts for The us kerchie full sssortnento an
ExtrRcts just recei, ed At II. K. bringbursts.
syruges all kinda and iIes, cheap al H. II. Bringhurst
lrusse., Shoulder Braces SpaR bandasea supporter
irnghurst'H Cough Syrup-JheTe il nothing superiO
10 this syrup bad cold cough. H. X. BrinRhurpi
Jeypea Family Medicines At the lowest prices Of tn
agents IL Is, BklNdHl ksI,
sepA ForrthU rAet Sta Wilmin Eton, Del.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-27
Appointment, by the Governor,
By and lrith TIE Airies and Consent Of the Sen
TO BIZ yoTARIRs PUBLIC.

TO BIZ yoTARIRs PUBLIC.
ALBASY-Clarence W. Ocott, George C. Da-
wilson Emerson II. Keyes OF Albany.
ALLEoASY-Charles NJ. Colwell Of Friendship.
BRooHE-Samuel W. Rogers, Ambrose e. Eggleston
Of Bingham!op.
CHArTAuorA-David Barrel Of Fredonia, George
W. Tew Of Silver Creek.
CoLUnBIA-Ahraham s. Peet Of Hudson, William c.
Oakley OF Fishki joseph Hesbrouck of Hudson, John
g. Crounse Of Red Hook, Andrew j. Ketchum Of
Dover
EssFx-DeWitt Stafford Of Elizabethtown.
FRANKLIY-Danel +. soper Of Malone:
KIEGs-F William Walker. j. Sidell Isaacs John
Vanderbilt, William y. Robinson OF Brooklyn.
LIyIYGsToS-Wm. II. Shepard Of Geneseo.
MoxRoE-Theobod N. Tone Frederick A. Hatch,
Geo G.. Maurer Of Rochester, John II. Kingsbury, j..
ID. Decker Of Brockport.
OxEIDl-Ioring L. Lewis Of Rome.
OSTAmo-Thos. A. wealdey. Willis p. Fiske Of
Canandaigua.
PUTSAN-George Ludington Of Carmel
SARAToGA-lIiram Bedding Of Charlton.
STECBRS-Ellsworth D. Mills Of Corning, Harmon NJ.
Brush Of Bath.
sUILvAS-Tbomas Moran Of Neversink. George E.
'TIoes~J. s. Cstin Of owego, Hugh F. Herrick Of
waverley.
wAsuiNGTox-Lyman H. Northrup Of Sandy Hill.
wAYNE-Heury p. Knowles OF Palmyra.
WRsTcHEs1ER-James II. Moran Of White Plains
NEW. YoRK-Isaac Hof. John q Westervelt IT.,
Cyrus L. Topifi, Gerrit s. Stanton John II. Scho ID.
W. schnckers, William Sutphen, John J. Rice, Moses
N. Robinson, Isaac H. Hail. Andrew ]. Hennon. IT,,
Melville Gibbs, George VIM. Blunt, james Il. Brett
Augustus q. Brown. 4. c. Bowman, Abram L. Smith.
VIM Walter Phelps, Theodore A. Myers, Jos. G. Levi
Seth r johnson, Ehingham 7. Hyatt WIN. 2. Hans
ford Richard C. Elliott Charles c. Bigelow. Thatcher
NJ. Adams. Andrew Anderson, IT,. Abram
Brown, r., John Bouton. James Campbell
James l. Campbell. Albert Day Lewis
Dodge Joel y. Erherdf James Farrelly, james L.
Graham, jr., Hanson c. Gibson, John Hayes, Abram
Hsdley. IT,, Andrew B. Hne P. II. Hamilton Luther
NJ. Jones. Frederick c. Junker. George p Johnson
Joseph s. lockwood. Charles T. Norson. Otto Meyer,
Thos l. Ogden, WIN. p. 0Connor. Samuel Il. Prentiss.
james X. Pond. wm. j. Parkinson John p. Paulison'
Robert A. Piper. Edward T. Sehenck Maurice Mayer
Edward Stephens, Albert Stickney, Jos II. Toone
Frederick A. Wads. David L. Watkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-27

Salt mustard vinegar and oil pepper. red and black.
everything ths casters afford, except tomato cssup and
Jocksy-club sauceas il Cholera were chicken salad;
wine whisky rum and brandy. Apple Jack and Old Tom
everything tho dsoantsrs, and nothing that the
pitcher suppliesi rhubsrb. SIENNA and csstoro scam
mony cOlocynth ,aap aud sloe., pecaogsnhs, tartar
emetc and sulphste Of zinc; cslome 10 oil stages and
in doses Of al sres IRON the homsopsiie mite to tn
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21
From WaNhilLstOn.

WASHINGTON, August Is The President
in an interview with the Nsw hampshire
delegation. said in reiercnceIo the Convcn-
iion and his future policy: We have now
policy and principle, recognized and laid
down by the most intelligent, able and pm
triotic body of men that has convened since
A recognition Of this policy and these prin-
cirles would be required of those who ,c-
ccivc Office and patronage from the Govern
mcnt. 1t was II duty the Administration
owed itself, that strength and power should
be given those who maintain the principles
declared by that great body of National
men who met this week in Convention at
Philadelphia. -.
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Stay Laws.

We direct especial attention to the
article under the above caption pub
lished to-day and taken from the Co.
lumbia Ph@njr of Friday. Brief as
it is it is most lucid, compact and
cogcnt exposition Of the question and
forciblc statement of both the ille-
gality and incxpcdicncy of Legislative
intrusion in the case. Before this SUI
ject becomes practical issue Just
such views as those contained.in this
extract, deserve to be carefully pom
dcrcd over by every man in the Dis
trict.
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LalCr from EurOpe.

boNDoT, August l7.-Final negotiations
for the establishment of peace between
Prussia rnd Austria and Austrian Italy are
in progress, and pctce is regarded as cer-
tain.
LIVERPOOL, August II, Noon.-The sales
of cotton for the week 81, 600 bales, prices
improved for the week onc.quartcr penny ;
Midding Uplands l3}
for money: Five twcuti"s' 6Sl.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21

CHors AND FREEDMEN -. Gentlemen
IN attendance on The convention from
various parts Of the country do not give
. iattrring picture Of the state Of affpirs
and OF The future pro$nccls Of The farmer.
We find that but little confidence ,s en-
tertained as to the permanent usefulness
of the freedmen. We were informed
that their services could not be secured
under the promise Of wages, which, in
many instances, the crops will be insufi
cient to meet. It. is feared, therefore,
that at the end of the year there will be
serious embarrassment among the far.
mers in winding mp their operations.
The crops, indeed, are promising, but
the amount of labor and the expense
incurred in securing it, are altogether
dsproportionate. Furthermore, nnm.
bers of negroes live chiefly by pillsge
instead ql work,--Petersbury Eai,yess,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21
The Convention.

The great event has happened.
Whether it will bring forth the fruits
expected by its advocates, few
months will decide. We opposed it
in its incipicncy and in its progressive
formation. We believed it unwisc
and impolitic for the South to COM
nit herself. The Rubicon is now
passed, however, and while we are
still doubtful of the issue it may
spring upon us, we will aid as far as
our humble influence goes any whole
some tendencies that may result from
the Philadelphia Convention. We
are not disappointed that the Conven-
tion incorporated some of the very
Objectionable features to which we so
often directed attention, and which
formed part Of thatver National
Union Club upon which we announced
the call was made.
There are numbers of us who will
always congratulate ourselves that no
vote of ours helped to form that Con-
vention, but We did not expect to find
such friends of the measure as the
Columbia Phpnir raising serious OBJ
jectiops to the little episode of South
Carolina and Massachusetts going into
the wigwam in fond embrace. That
is apuerile matter compared to that
other greater official act Of Southern
delegates solemnly declaring that
those who killed their sons, urothors
and friends are worthy of the" graft
tude and money.
But not even for this will we With
hold our sanction from eoeything that
may grow out of the Convention. We
disclaim any part or lot however in
that act.
We hope the very highest cxpccta-
tions of the most sanguine friends Of
it may be realized. None will be
gratifed more than we, at such re-
suit. If its main object, the defeat of
the Radicals, be effected, while We
shall ever rcpudiatc the principles de-
grading to us, upon which the Convcn-
tion was called, we may not regret
that it met. McC.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21

The TrRMGNi OF THE ATLANTIC Ca.
LE.-iiray''s Content, ,wherc The At
l"nnc Cable Is working on this side Of
lhrwurm is a small bay or cove, pro-
jecling from the east side of Trinity Bay
on The Island OF Nrwfonndland, latitude
40 degrees 80 minutes, longitude 80 de.
grrcs 20 minutes. The settlements
notwithstanding lCs romantic name. is
only :. small collection Of fs'ihg hnts, MS
are two adjacent settlements, known as
llcart's Ease and Hearts Delight. The
settlers who named these places must
have been not only Of a romantic turn Of
mind, but ccntentca and unambitiDus
persons
The l!and of Valeniia, the Irish ter
minus of lie Atlantic cable, is about
5000 acres in extent. Itllas three pro.
prie'ors, Of whom the Knight of Kerry
is the chief, The others being Trinity
College, Dublin, and Col. Herbcrr, Of
Mnckross The population is about 2.
600, bnt although ihc Knight is stanch
Protestant lns co-religionists do not
number more than $50, The harmony
OF this lillle community is, however, un,
disturbed by religious diecord.j phe old
priest, who is now between eighty and
ninety years Of age, has had charge Of
the parish for more than halfa century,
and his watch word Inns always been
Peace" The average value of The
land is about fifteen skIllings an acre.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-21
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August 1S.-Advices from
Rio Grande report political revolution in,
Malamoras, resulting i'll tie overthrow and
light of Carvajal and the installment of the
Jaurez government No loss OF life or pro-
pcrty.