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TO STOVE DEALERS,

TO STOVE DEALERS.
4 NEW COOKING STO We.
WE ARE DESTROYS OF INTRODUCING
w in this section our celebrated
Home Comfort Stove.
This is strictly first class Cooking Stove. The
Joints, Doors and Dampers nicely fitted
to make it perfectly tight The Doors Bottom
and Back are lined with Tin, thus retaining the
heat in the oven and requiring very little fuel
It is made both with without Reservoirs and
Closets It contains more of durability, dispatch,
convenience, economy and beauty than any other
now made.
1t has an immense sale throughout the North
and meets with great success where it has been
introduced in the South.
We have cuts of the stove, also pamphlets Civ
ing full description. Parties wishing to intro
duce this excellent and popular Stove will please
address us at once. We give to Agents the ex
elusive SALE
MORRISON & CALWELL,
Sole Manufacturers.
June ST Troy, N. Y.
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f. C. LIGHTE & CO.,

4 Late Lighte, Newton g Bradburys,J
Manufacturers Of First-Class Piano FOrfes'
Highest Premium at the American Worlds ar
and Exhibition of the industry OF all Nallons.
This weli-known establishment is now Sorsn4 IL
ed by F. G. LIGHTE and LOUIS EhNSI l, az
the old stand 421 Broome ST., bet Crospy anu
Elm, New York City. may l-ls-ly'
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
RALEIGH, N. C..
p PESCUD AGENT

P. PIE G I'D, AGENT,
IS PREPARED ISSUE
POLICIES OF INSUR ANCE
TN the following Companies, whose combined
Il Capital and Assets amounts to %, OOO, 900,
viz:
Phoenix Fire ms. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Atlantic Fire Inns. Co., Brooklyn, NY.
Valley of Virginia, Winchester, Virginia
The above Companies are well known as firss
class Companies, and pay their losses promptly.
For particulars apply to
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, N. c., March 9, 1866.
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xxx Congress.

IRsT REGULAR SESSION, CONVENED MONDAY
DECEMBER 4TH, 1865.
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Ayers Pills,

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der, with your system
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ten the prelude to seri-
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on you, and should be
averted by a timely use
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DELEGATES from the Territories.

Delegates from the Territories.
New MExICo.-J. Francisco Chaves, Santa Fe
UTAH. WiUiana II. Hooper, Salt Lake City.
MISUNDERSTANDING A. Denny Seattle.
NEBRAsKA.-Phineas w. Hitchcock, Omaha.
CoLoRADo.-Allen A. Bradford, Denver.
DAKoTA.-Walter A Burleigh, Yancton.
ARIzoNA.-John N. Goodwin, Prescott.
IDAHo.-E. D. Holbrook, Idaho City.
MoNTANA.-Sanaahel Mclean, Bannock CITY.
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New York Advertisements.
PACIFIC HOTEJ,,

PACIFIC HOTEL,
ITO, 172, TIA g. I76 Greenwich Str...
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Betacee1a Coa7tl07sdt and Dey Sts. Mem Yo.z
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HelmboId,s Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar to :" FEMALEs,' is une-
qualed by any other preparation, as in Chlorosis
or Retention, Painfulness, Suppression of
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state of the Uterus; and all complaints incident
PATTON imprudence in, or the decline or change
in life.
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H1RRIED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al - Marks Church New cins9n Conn
Wcdnosay uiobr T., by the Rev W A. De'y' 'nauNc'
n Bcuedir 10 LIbbr Hustled
DODGr-HARPHR-ln Brooklyn, TUESDAY October 10 by ne
Rcv. Fletcher d. D. Nj Dsyid L. Dodge 70 Miss li
j.. youuge,. daughter Of Jo'egi W. Harper, ssq'
FOI LDsFR ASERln BROOKLYN on Neinsiay oetooel 49,
e Iltrs an nia,r Baptist Church, by the Rev Robert Lowry J9h
Foul. 10 Julb c. youngest d<hisr OF capt Alex v '' "
brooklyn. -.
~ ~ lie rgsbytcran Church by the Rev Clarence E9Iy A.
ans y. y to Emma daughter NJ llolsd d 'n' '0s
place. No cards -,
HowE-RoE-on wrdnssd,y October Il in PseIson n -. ey
David Roe.
HoYT-FULLERA Rye wednesday 0ciob.t L BY the ksv
Henry LeIedc Mr.. Cha. ~ Hoyt Of hudioh wy ' - "
NJ. Louise FULLER OF the iornef place.
HUNTER-KEAN-a newark y. j. on Tuesday oe.oost 10
the resence Of The bride. parents by lhs re-, ,,io .,
CLARK Robert Hunter, esq, 70 Iss May hsau' ah TUG P
Newark, y. j. -
LANE-RUDYAnD-on wednesday, October !. m n 'f'
Rghtsenht NJ r. Church by the Rev H. = Io'Iss ~, ~ -
Clarence Lane 20 Jennie youngest daughter % 'a
oil OF this city. No cards.
lORD-VOGDEs-On Tucsdsy October 10 NJ - Johh rneh
Fort Hamilton, by the R,0 Mr. Adams Nian 0u " DIVA
O Mary H., daush liter CT tsn- J. Nosies u = ~
NOORE-sMTII--A Sewburgh " Y, on Wsdnesosy oc,Sost
Il. BY the Rev. John Brown, D. D. Inomss $500 Sn,, 81
Mis- Susan rssckle. youngest daughter Of fi'H0 " ~ "
Bsliimorr. No esrdG -
hd by lie Rev s. y dreth, Cesd b. Nash to Irene
". daughter Of Wright Gftes, esq. all Of Tbs ey =
UMALLEYHAMBLEN-On Tuesday September ;L ao a. me me
BrsekeiS p A. oMsley Of NswYork City TO Annie NJ only
daughter OF Arthur Aamblen ssqp Of Brooklyn " H.
-MNGuson Tuesday The 18th inst T. tne fI'; sapt
Church, Newark, ~ j. by the Rey Dr. fi'D' JAMES a. S"s' "
Abbie G. Mingus. both Of Newark, ~ J.
sILJaANHuYT-In New CGnaAn. Conn, on Wedne,day Uco
Der the residence Of the brdes iethL ny VIC NOV ~ n
Elliott Joseph !. siman to Carrie aAusn'"' '" P ''p
Hoyt.
gTkRIN-wuITE-On Wednesday, Orteetr I ~ we hes
fnkine White Of New Roael n H. Begry usysta s'I 81
hsbam' n w Grace Stanley daughter o. "'"'
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NEW.YORK.

C0NGRFsS NOMINATION. .f
BUFFALO Oct 1.-THE Republicans OF the INth Dis
tTct nave Te-nominatcd William IL. Washburnc for Con
grcss.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NOMINATIONS, WEST CHEs
TER COUNTY.
The lid Assembly District Democratic Convention,
OF WeslChcsicr County was held AZ Lafayette Han, IN
The village Of White Plains Saturday last and George
j. PCntcld Of New Rochelle was nominated as cand
date for Assembly
DELEGATES TO THE TENTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION
The lid Assembly District Convention saturday
last elected l.. d. HUNTINGDON h. DusenbuIy, Thomas
Smith Lewis Walsh Benjamin iIaganutn j. ii. c. Blythe
Warren Leland, aud j. +. Baylis. The Democratic Con-
vention mscts today at Nyack, Rockland County, 90
nominate candidate for Congress IN the place OF William
Radford, the present incumbent.
The Republican party of the lid Assembly District
Of Wesichcste County have nominated John Swnburnc
Of White Plains for Assembly.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT or WESTcHESTER COUNTY.
The johnson Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trict have nominated Jacob >. Cox of Sing SIg War
Democrat, for Assembly.
MEETING or THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS GHfROY.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of tlepGeTman
Republicans held in Troy Tuesday night which for in
tersf Attendance and effect can only be- claed by The gather
MAI voters u the hand and that the vote q. the
Weed Democracy among that element IL growing small nnd
Dr Fr Srcz Of New York made the speech % the
ing For Two hours the large audience Wa cnaitd ny M
powerful rfe's',Os l"4s: ne sl%Ae !"m lho H'i ~. ~,
loyll hearts and the effect viii lr e on election dat ""
noticed several Democrats looking they upon the
stool of repentance We expect some speedy and ta gbe co
The Doctor was followed BY 1t Col Frclander Of Albany
VII, also made hnrry hits and ~ liscnann offered
resolutions induIzug Congress COY ieninn ana
he Hon j. g. tiriswod winch were unanimously adopted
Ati the meeting adjourned with cheers Tor the State cAe
and Congress.
They will always stand by equal rights % oil and Impartial
protection 10 all children Of the Republic
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DIEDE

so1 the Tf s Sow s.ss .d y.. s''H Blown '
The funeral take place on fsr.dsy afternoon Oober ~ Al
gc0sh lo% ne ,ee9ee Of fs 'taisw Owe Leach SS S
erd: o. uiy are especially invited q .ead
DIcKon Tsedsy October &C. Isas W, Dick jt. the il't
NE es'ss and Iirnd, invited ,nnd he fne. Iiay.
Hrm sns leave T%en,y p ss6' aus Fsrsisyc ., 10 q n
from MUIR; ,sS o. a. s %
BroOSlyn arsday hsNOOn. O'Clock The Sc'at'es sAA
EDSALOn Tuesday night sweetest resignation htoye Ae
beloved dasssr Of william snd susan Augusta hs' aged 10
TIE friends and relatives Of family Invited to tend the
funeral without further notice at the TedeI Of her PARENTS no
226 wahngfeuave Brooklyn this Ctoday
afternoon at ociocN. p.
EvANson "Wednesday. October samuel Evan, in he s7h
Funeral notice hereafter
Moon Mondsy 1871 oeis.y consumption Allied lag
The relatives sud friend. fiuy src respectfully invited TO
attend the rn from bis late residence FIN It. Eley
i"yse on rnsn. va be- s G r%S for "erseu
KIRBY-ou third d,y Tuesday the 10th inst the residence
her soninlsw. Prof Geo. W Saith, Portehesier ~ Y. Maria
The lss and ssa. .uS ,Ssse of her son. Capt Henry Kirby
and Le son.nw Robert IL ilsydOck and Geo saith are
o'clock from ihr y%nsrsed ch.,e, fosc.s n y.
LUoUEERon Tuesday October 49, John A. Luqueer oldest son
s 6SiS a"@ p h. & s s% Ne d Ws. T%sny
st. s0n Friday. the 18th inst. at o'clock
MIRPHY-in city, Wednesdv October H. Annie Elner
dorf infant dae Of John J. aud Una Murphy aged yeas
months. and II day.
The rndo the family invited 10 attend the in.Ta from the
residence Of her parents No DC East Thirty hr'' this lrhu''a'S
afternoon at O'Clock.
BOBINSON-At stockbdee Mass. MednrSdsy the h inst
M Chloe Brndh vidowof Dc Cain Robinson in the I'd year Of
her
Her remain, win be assu Palmyra N " FOR intermrnt
sToSEOn Wednesday the l7h inst Adle vito Of LeaHder
Stone. aged ~ years,
Funera to-day. the 18th met O'Clock her ls'e resi-
dnce No. l2 seeondye preparatory to her renoyS AsA
ckusetts.
TosEY Tuesday October 49, 1896 Jennie t. youngest daughter
Of r. N. Teb~y.
fneral takr pllce Friday the lh o'clock from
rrsdenrr her bro,heruaw. e. Chase No fle Living
son The relatives aud eads ure invited 10 attend
TONNSEN-At Harlem. Wednesday sfteruoou October H.
John Tow cad aged ~
Notice Of tie funeral hereafter
VAN BUREN-At bovd Of The steamship Scotia St.m
day October h inst John Van Buren, Counselor Of Law Of tins
city
IIs fend Of the fmy nvfrd attend the
iunena services ~ Oree Church kdy morning October IT, az
Icy ocioci without further invitation. -i
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PORT TUB GovRRSoR-A CONFLICT FEARED.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
TENNESSEE.
CAVE JOHNSON RESIGNS HIS SEAT IN THE STATE

CAVE JOHNSON RESIGNS HIS SEAT IN THE STATE
SENATE.
An election is to be held in Tennessee to ill vacancies
in the Legislature, created by the disqualification of mem
hers formerly elected and explosions for conumacy and
contempt of authority. Mr. Cave Johnson former Mem
Der Or Congress- and PostmastcrGe under Polk has
resigned his seat account OF heah, and 20 enable
GOV. BTowIlow to order election His letter is in
these terms:
CLARKsyuLE, Tenn. Oct E 1850.
To Hs Erccleacy W. g. GIowNLoW.
SIR When the Senate rejected services the Senator
elect from Robertson Montgomery aud Stewart Counties
supposed place would be considered vacant and anew cec
ton ordered fv Your Exccllency Finding however this
not done in yor late proclamation deem II proper TO send
this rs nv esignao may add that my lcuh would not
have enabled perform the duties during the ensuing
Winter months Your Olcdialt servant. CAVE johnson.
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the DEATH or JOHN IAN BrREN.
MEETING OF THR BAR-PRErARATroSs FOR THE
FUNERAL.

MEETING OF THB INTERPRETATIONS FOR THE
FUNERAL.
A. was announced in yesterdays TRrBl'SE the fu-
neral oil The Hon John Van lucn viii TAXI place Friday
morning 10 Gmcc Church
meeting cot the members Of the Bar held m the Law In
sifuc Yesterday the Hon William r. Allen called 10 the
Chair AMI Edmund Il. Robinson appointed ~pfrriary.
The lon Edward Prrrcpont moye, that Committee 0f
.cca appointed ~ Chair cl general meeting OF the
IA 4s The Bar 10 pay trbuc Of respect To the mem
ON ~ Tho late John Van BURN.
TIC motion Wa seconded b. : j. VI. Barlow and uua
mo- carried and Mf Edwards PirIrcpont j. NJ Bar
low William W. Eynrts W >toughton. samuel g. Courtney'
Alexander " rndor and A. Dakcy Hall appointed by
The Chnr such COMMITTEE. This Committee has issued the io
lowing cIi; - =.
meeting ~ the members OF the Bar viii BE- held nj the nj
t STATE. Circuit Court Room Friday. the l"h Instant ~
clock p NJ FIR the purpose Of paying irute OF respect
To The ucniory OF the late John Van Bnrcn.
A., order of the Committee 1f Arrangements
EDWARDS PlEEEEPUNr Ch'lirman.
q r. ROBINSON. Secretary.
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CANADA.

TORONro "Wednesday. oct. II. 1896
Tho London correspondent OF Ihe Toronto Giote say
II 4, confidently reported that Monck, Goyemo7GeDerl
OF Canada Is 10 be recalled in consequence Of the cirun-
stances attending the abduction of the French refugee
Iaimirundc.
Af,cr TN, week until the delegates onye for England,
the Cabinet meetings win be held ~ Quebec instead of az
Ottawa.
meuts for Confederation.
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MARYLAND

RUMoEs or \ CONSPIRACY TO REMOVE THR POLICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no vOTE-RRPoRT THAT
THE PRESIDENT WILL CALL OUT TROOPS 10 SUP.
PORT TUB GovRRSoR-A CONFLICT FEARED.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
BlLUNOEf. "Wednesday, Oct. Il. i-CG
There are general fears among the Union men OF
the city that there is conspra,y foot led by Gov.
Swami to remove the Police Commissioners, because
they refuse to appoint Judges of ELECTION to receive
the votes of the Rebels registered in violation Of the
Constitution and laws Of Maryland This conspiracy
will be resisted By the Union men, when in accord
ance with an understanding between Gov Swami
and Andrew johnson, the latter will send the regular
army to support the Governor. 1t is feared that
conflict is inevitable unless the President should be
convinced that the loyal people Of the North, who
crushed Rebellion in Maryland in 1861 are resolved
to protect her in the right to her Constitution and
laws.
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ANTI-JDHysON MRETTNG.

Last evening meeting was held at Lincoln HAL.
corner Of Eighth ave near Thirt yhirl. The object
dcanuucc the policy Of the President and 10 nss The claims
OF T. Fcn0A the Culcrnntnrin char The hall well
flied addresses delivered hy Gen Wnluge Cob
Elliott Shepard and Gibbons and n:lcr- Al iho speakers,
particularly ten Wnlbrdsf antr uu The injustice 81 admit
ling the rsvng their former position without some
siroag guarantee Tor their fuiurr loyalty.
The Republican Union County Convention VIII
meet his evening No Broadu for the purpose OF
nominating supervisor Register, and Coroner
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GEN. BUTLER AT CHIcAso-Ius VIEWS CONCERNING
THE IMPEACHMENT OF TIE PRESIDENT.
s.~clal Dispateh 20 The y. v. Tribune.
CHcA AGO Oct. l7Gen. Butler arrived here this morn
ng and by invitation addressed the Board Of Trade at
naon lie spoke of tho necessity of ship canal eommn
nieatoa With the Atlantic and argued that, military
measure merely the Constitution conferred power on Con
press 10 construct IT, His argument was well received by
oleadue citizens his speech in favor Of the impeachment
of the President Beside the points already reported IN
the TEIBuXE he makes these additional ones;
That the Presidents conduct IN the NcwOrleans massacre
and lii aainent Of men office who cannot take the test
oah In dranc OF tie express Law Of Congress an inpcac'
able Ofcnsc. ,.. T..
Thai the rigit 81 impeachment is not revolutionary hn'
Fundamentally constitutional being cHgaited 10y our i'hee ~
The franc g0h Of tie Government 40 popular SH'osaau
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An adjourned meeting OF this Committee was held
Nos Courts.. Tuesday evening Tho President T. l.
Ssndcrson esq. in the chair
In reference With Assembly District here
didics lu the Assembly iu the field cnc thinning regu
lar nomination The matter was motion rr rvd Com
mcc 81 h,c nIur and report hc facts and The caiu Of
the candidates.
McorA VI e. Earle Il. j. Carpenter. :. Waggoncr - u
Hn.hruuck and A. H. Ihonn appointed such COMMITTEE
The Committee retired for consul niiOU and rrppurHy
reported that ful INJURY abe they woald
recommend e. TEE 81 flc Nth AsmiT District io sup
port Mr. Frederick 4 lason the Regular Union Rrpuhl
candidate fuf Asscmbis a. fhr cusIilng election
1bc Yeas ird Nnss called fu AID the r1ort Of tie
Committee adopted ,s1w- yeas 80 MAJ, ~ The Com
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M ninrrence of nnminn.

Mr A. Leach t.v-e Icn y. j. speaking OF The tyiHcd
loom s'ch made the Wilcox Gb5s Michne sasi ~ not
ever toie interested 60 the ale Of other hnis may sa!
be-. lolniE r with which tle WA
can b. e OFT std the girmeu' -ihodec a E0Hssr'b ig
nat fi sth - rorc Ny ws hfs one e tie Mirline' ud
iskes pleasure VI running H. f sin pcfY render o no.
rlrrlf tTrrlHe n The World know uny Sho ore nrh ~ o
iir ftrraoe ~ opinion oaoHs msH a' 10 ~ "'"" 10
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against Executive nsurpaon, therefore those osg
fcyolutiOusts.
That il y absurd go suppose that the President c0.in
tiCnniv hold office pods do t ~ Impeachment. pIlsf Do.
side the powr cqabc Of wrongful Cpmwanger utpcf
he sOud haze coaT ool.i.,Jou power ionalta tei'
Jr,tioe ale on the complexion Of "a tl' % aproi DIS
Jnfgp.
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NEW-JERSEY.
NJ " - I4TN7'Is IT
FoURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
In the INth (N.J) Congressional District, the Con
sorYatlc Democrats Who diapproyc Of the Hon Jack
ROGERS cadiduie Congress have called another Con
yenton at uI'nge the sd inst for The purpose oi honnn
suitable candidate represent them n the lo-tcih Cons
PcsS' The call signed by George H. Neldon, Chairman OF
tue Conservative COnl cnti0n.
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PRRsOsAL.--tiov. Burnside Of Rhode Island arrived
IN town yesterday and stopping at The Fii Aten~ lolrs
Gen j W. Bunnan T. A.. Is at the Metropolitan Hotel
the Hon d. 4. Smnllcy OF Burlington q tho Hoffman
House Hon Chauncey NJ Dcpcw PeckshW D. ~ lH ~
Dcnn, Hotel GOV Hamilton Of Texas. The Hon " Ashy
OF Iowa and the Hon T. \. Elliott Of Michigan Az ~ me
A.
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-1outs rhurch, Tuesday Do
wARD-iFPIEGToN-AtS s. &c. WaId TO ssrsb w. Daughter
tos-r - BY tLs neY. DR. Prce, Egbe.
Of Thomas uhuyton. T,..l,, O.,nh.r n
wAHREH-PEAsx la kcr iork City, - brides mother Nj
by tic Roy Nj Ncfs ie residence d hs "ele d ghter of
decree W,r-cu Of R0aalo e nhs Carolne -
the late W ilam fease sfths former titS hccsfe' %
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POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

Tor Goprrnor--IioH REUBEN y FENlON. ChanlauQga;
Tori. G9r,rHo--Gen. SfEWAEI J. MoQDfOtp. k"gsi
Tor Canal C,I1gT Hon STEPHEN T HAlJ Seuben I -r
Zen Pris0H Lsftcor-Gcu. JOHN HAMMOND bsseA.l -ll
Election. TUESDAY. Nov ..
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MISSOURI.
peeiaI Dispatch 10 The \. y. Tribune

A SOUTHERN LoYALIsT NOMINATED IN OPPOSITION TO
FRANK BLAIR.
special Dispatch The n. y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS Oct. H.Mr. BanscOmbe, one OF the SOUTH
ern loyasts delegation who "swung round Andrew Jon
son crlc has been nominated TO run against FRANK
Blair for the Assembly.
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rNInN MTETINGS.

RyPUsIicAN UNfoS STA COHAuTTFE,
HDoRs MErKOPOLITAs HOTKL. NAV. OK
HAMI. HARRISs (hairu,af
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LIST OF CONTENTS.
ANOTHER CIVIL WAR. ..oo.n'
GOLD AT HOME AND BONDS ABROAD
T ThR NAN WHO DRAWS THE OPERA ROUSE.
aROIT AMERICAN BOOKS. 1865,
SRfTfCIsM BY @. WASHINGTON MOOc<
THE PEOPLES ENGLISH
now TO BIND BOOKS
Mr. MOONS CRITICISM.
MORE ABOUT NAMES.
JAMES GATES fEhCNAL.
VfGNETTEs.
HELEN FORD.
MISS CARY's POEMS. =. -. ,.,o.x-..
THE HIGHER EDUCATION on WOMEN.
OREGON AND Ell DORADO.
LITERARY NOTES
PERSONAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTES AND QUERIES.
THE ROuND TABLE.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. GENERAL AGENTS.
PUBLICATION oFgsCE. No. is sAssAUsr
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connrcrIov ABOUT SURROGATE

TIL rcport that Gideon J. Tucker Wa nominated
by thc Democratic Union Convention az the cooper institute
Tuesday evening uel luut.fiou Whatever Their, Wus
meeting OF tine Convention and ui be- noe mil next Mon
dnv evening. O'Clock Ntu tantile 1g'ius h tucker
viii probably De- placed iu The bct.
lNoIE-Om reporter ohttur, Dbl. Information from dele
gate whom De supposed 90 ne tl-w"ta! ana Who elnnc1 10
nave Just l"fi Tire toryentoI.I
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Ghosts
OF rer would be the proper appeon for the evaneseent odor'
o. thu s,v PuALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs differs
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uey purc and infinitely testing aud refreshing than other
aorsl extracts. American or European
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ev. j. Newton Brown, D D., editor of the Ence-
clopedia of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle, Philada.
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor of Rox thorough
Baptist Church;
Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Pemberton N J., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Phiada., at present Pastor of the Bap-
tist Church, Chester, Pa.
These gentlemen express, in the strongest
erms, their favorable opinion of this Bitters.
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A. M. Spangler, Editor of the Culturist, No %
North Sixth Street, lphia, says this Bitters
was recommended to him by a medical friend, and
SIX bottles cured him OF complete prostration of
he nervous system.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
The Great Female Remedy for Irregular

lties.
These drops a scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills. Pow
ders, Nostrums. Being liquid, their action is
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable,
speedy and certain specific tor the cure of all OBJ
structons and suppressIons of nature. Their
popularity indicated by the fact that over l00,-
900 bottles are annually sold and consumed by
the ladies of the United States, every one Of
whom speak in the strongest terms Of praise OF
their great merits. They rapidly taking the
place of every other Female Remedy, and are
considered by all who know ought of them, as
the surest, safest, and most infallible preparation
in the world, for the cure ofa female COM ants,
the removal of all distractions of nature and the
promotion of health, regularity and strength.
Explicit directions stating when the may be used,
and explaining when and why they should not,
nor could not be used without producing effects
contrary to natures chosen laws, will be found
carefully folded around each bottle, with the
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none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. John l. Lyon, l95 Chapel ST.,
New Haven, Conn who can be consulted either
personally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp,) con-
ernlng all private diseases and female weakness
Price: 5 80 per bottle
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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