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Church, PombcrtOn, n. j, formerly OF the North
Baptist Church, Philnjclrhin at pscsent Pastor
of the Baptist Church Chester Pa
4 1 have known IIoonands German Bitters favor
ably for number of years I have used thom in my
own family, and have been SO pleased With their
Objects that was induced to recommend them to
many others, and know that they have operated In
strikingly beneficial manner. 1 take great pleas
ilo in thus publicly procaming this fact and call
ing the attention OF Those afictcd with the dis
oases for which they ara recommended, 10 these
Bittcrs knowing from experience that my recon-
mchdatOh win be sustained. | do this more cheer
fully as lIoonand's Bitter Is intended 70 benefit
the afflicted, and g. mot o ium drink"
Yours, truly, .t LEVI q. BECK.
From Rev w. ID. SCigiricd, Pastor OF Twelfth
Baptist church, Philadelphia,
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STATK OP CONNECTICUT, q,
COUNTY or HAHrFORD,i m
Horace j. Morse, Vice President. and Jas II.
Burns, Secretary of tho Phenix Mutual Life In
surnnco Company, being severally sworn, depOse
and say, that the foregoing Is fuill true and cor
and that they are the above described OAiceis
thereof H. j. MORSE, President.
JAS. n. BURNS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this 10Th day OF
July, 1866. EDWARD GOODMAN
FIVE CENT sTAAPl Ohio Com. OF Deeds In Conn.
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IN

GsAtleBen. have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects Of hidigcston, accompanied
by prostratiOn OF tho feryOus system. Numer-
some of them tested, but without relief Your
ll00nHnd's German Bitters were recommended by
persons who hal tried them, and whose favorable
mention of these Bittcrs niluccl no. TO try them
| must confess thht had an aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the "thousand and one" quack
"Bittcrs,' whose only aim seems ~ be to palm on
swcctencd and Dragged liquor upon the community
in sly way, and the tendency OF which, fear, IL
10 make many conirmol drifnkar Upon learn
ing that yours was really medicinal preparation,
took 1t with happy effect. Its action not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
derived great and permanent benefit from the use
II a few bottles, Very respectfully, yours,
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From Rev ID. MClrigc Pastor of the Passyunk
.... Church Philadclphin.

From Rev. ID MCrrigc Pastor of the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations
given to Dr. llOonand's German Bittors was in
lnecd TO give them trial, After using several
.... d. MEltRIGE.
From Rov. wm. smith, formerly Pastor of the
Yincentown and Millyillo (N.J) Baptist Churches
philadelphia.
Having used in my family number of bottles of
your llooilands German lttcrs, have 60 say that
regard them as AN excellent medicine specially
adapted 10 remove the diseases they aru recon-
mcndcd for. They strengthen aud inYigOrate the
system when debilitatcd, and arc useful in dsOr
ders OF the liver, loss OF appetite Nc have also
recommended them 20 several OF my friends, who
have tried them, and loun'l them greatly beneficial
in tho restoration of health. Yours, truly, .
WIN. SMITH. 086 hutchinson Street.
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From tho Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, d. d., Pastor of
RONborough Baptist Church ....
Dear Sir:--I feel it due 10 your excellent prepa-
ration, lIOo1and's German Bittcrs, TO add my tes-
timony 10 the deserved reputation IL has obtained
have for years, ut times been troubled with great
disorder In my head and nervous system. ] was
advised by friend TO try bottle OF your German
BitterS. did So and have experienced great and
unexpected relief; my health las been very ma
terially benefited. confidently recommend the
article whore meet with cases similar TO my own
and have bcon assured by maIy of their good Of
fects. Respectfully, yours. II. WINTER,
Roxborough, Pa,
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From Rev. j. Newton Brown. d. ID. Editor OF the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
uan Chronicle, PHILADELPHIA FgZrgE
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects yet know of no sur
lctent reasons why u man may not testify 20 the
1enents he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the honeilt OF others.
lido this the more readily IN regard IN H0Ofands
German BittcrS, prepared by Dr Q. NJ. jackson, of
this city because was prclniiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mi Nture. am indebted 10 my
triend, Rob't Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage;
mcnt 10 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
of these Bitters Mt tho beginning of tho present
year was followed 10y evident relief and restOra-
tiou to degree Of bodily and mental vigOr which
had not felt for six months before and had almost
dcsuaircl of rogaining. 1 therefore thank God,
and my friend for directing me 10 the use OF them.
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Chicago, July 18th.


The Ohio Democratic State Executive
Committee have appointed VIM. Allen,
George H. Pendleton, E. w. Morgan and
M. B Willot delegates at large to Phila-
delphia Convention.
The Tennessee House of Representa-
tives, yesterday, passed resolution in
reference to the case of Williams, of
Carter, in whose favor the writ of habaes
corpus was issued by Judge Frazier. The
resolution denies the jurisdiction of the
court, and instructed Captain Hudget,
Sergeant-at-arms, to prevent the said
resolution as his return of the writ.
Governor Brownlow has Williams un-
der arrest, and expresses himself deter
mined to stand suit, and is also bound
to have a quorum and to pass the Consti-
tutional Amendment. -. r..... -
Williams is held in close confinement,
having refused to accept parole.
Disloyalty is rampant. There are
threats of dispensing the Legislature by
violence. A feverish excitement pre-
walls throughout the city. The deputies
sent to arrest Henry Brown, bolter from
Madison, could not find him, but met his
brother Milton, President of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, who told them Hen
ry would not go if they did find him
that President Johnson did not want q
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individual. That after all it is what
Washington carried out with his sword.
and Jefferson filtered it through his sub
tie and free mind, drew up and put on
record with the pen. 1t is well known
that in the political and loyal history of
the United States, the only department
and committee promises of the kind al
luded to, have been those in the interests
OF slavery and of its manifold incidents.
l do not, of course, propose to go over
the thousand time told tale of the past
sixty years. To-day slavery, as a con-
fessed legality, is, as we all know, nomi-
nal, but some of the most important of
itsincidents and compromises still remain
blots and lncongruities upon the records
of the country, and will snrely cause a
chatting sense Of injustice as long as it is
continued. Furthermore, the high mis-
sion OF the Union party, as avowed in
the Baltimore Convention, to extirpaIe
slavery, included the removal of the hate
full and anti-popular excrescenees. en-.
grated by that institution for its own
selfish aggrandiZement upon our free ma
tional law and policy. The high mis-
sion and obligation cannot be accom-
plished until all which slavery has en-
grated is cut out. For, until then. sIa-
very is not eztirpated. Earnestly sym
pathlzlng with those who look to o law of
equal representation as the only guar
antee, both for popular rights and popu-
lar acquiescence. | would feel myself
out of place in party that forms basis
OF representation, giving peculiar and
unrighteOus advantages to portion OF
the body polite to the detriment and
dissatisfaction of the whole Union. With
you and all good men it is the soul felt
desire that peace and prosperity and that
amicable brotherhood, which is more
than any worldly prosperity, may soon
prevail and continue unbroken through
our beloved common country: that for
mer enmities shall die out and be forev-
er lost, and that all over our broad
domain of America equal laws shall
protect equal rights to all mankind.
have the honor to subscribe myself.
- i Your ob,t sev't,
.- JAS. SPEED.
The following is Speeds letter of re-
signation from the Cabinet He had
written longer letter, but sent in only
this L. -
Atty Gems Office, Washington,
.t pas. July 10th, 1866.
To the President-Sir: l hereby re-
sign to you the office of Attorney Gene
eral of the United States. Be good
enough to accept my thanks foT the kind
ness, consideration and confidence You
have ever shown to me.
have the honor to be
Most respectfully,
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ASSAY OFFICE.

w ALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan
w g. Co.'S Bank. Gold and Silver, and Ores OF
every description Assayed. Iguarantee my assays,
and viii pay any difference which may arise be-
tween them and the U: 5. Mint.
s2a n~H d. GILBERT.
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Montana billiard Saloon.

4 DAM KLESER AND PAUL SCHWARTZ,
N Proprietors. Billiard Tables furnished with
ment of the game. Pure liquors and choice cigars
always on hand. Open from A. NJ, to l2P. NJ. 9T*
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Jas. G.. Spratt.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Virginia City, Mon
"A tana Territory VIII practice in all the Courts
of said Territory. Special attention given to
tine Collection of Claims. 95
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CURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
- Office removed next door to the Executive.
All deutaloperations performed in the best possible
manner. Single teeth and complete sets inserted
in the highest style of art. Ladies and gentlemen
will find every arrangement for their convenience.
eSt
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=. B. LIE BEAU.

MANUFACTURER OF JEWELRY of evsrv
W description and style, out of the pure Native
Gold Particular attention given to repairs of Fine
watches, Clocks and Jewelry Orders respectfully
sohclted, and promptly executed On the north
side OF Wallace street, west of Jackson 90
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial Officers.

Territorial Officers.
GoUerROr-SIDNEY EDGERTON, Banuack.
-+cting GorerROr-TH0MAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
Chief JitStice-H L. HosMER.
associate JUstice-L. b. WILLISToN.
" - L. E. MUNsoN
.fttOrRey- GeRcral-E b. NEALLEY
A. 4. Deputy . %. F. STRICKLAND, Virginia.
United States MarShaL-GEo NJ. PNNEY.
-4ctiRg U. 5. MarShal-NEIL HOWE.
y4ssist u S. MarshdS-J. X. BEIDIER. O..
Surveyor GsEerdl--M. BOYD.
Auditor-JoHS II. MING.
Tredsurer-JOHN S. RoCKFELLow.
Superintendent Of Public Instrsetion-P. ROMAN.
3ssessOr-T. G. EyERTS.
Collector Internal Repenue-N. p. LANGFoRD.
Clerk U. S. District Court-A. ]. HosMER
Clerk ID Judicial District-C. E. IRVINE, Silver
Bow.
CLERK Sd Judicial Dfstrtct-E w. CARPENTER,
Helena.
County Recorders.
Madison Geo. w. Hill Edgerton- r. G. Ewing
Beaverhead B. Peabody Gallatin. =. Thos. Cover
Deer Lodge. Jas. Brown Jefferson. Frank Wells
Meagher County Nv. Il. Richardson
Municipal officers of Virginia City.
May0r-J. NJ. CAsTNER- -.g
HdrshdI-Buzz. Caven. =
Clerk-Chas. j. d. Curtis.
Attorney-Wm. Ii. Chiles.
Treasure--John S. Rockfel0w.
AsSessor-Budd Smith.
assistant City Marsha-Jerry Lewis.
County Officers of Madison County
County Commissioaers-A. Stanley Chairman
Ben. Ezechiel, w. II. Rodgers
Probate Judge-W. Y. Lowell.
SheriE-Andrew j. Snyder
Deputy -Sherif-N. Beery.
TreGsurer-Andy Leach.
Recorder-G. w. Hill.
COUNTY 14ssess0r-Isaac Rogers.
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LUNA HOUSE.

REYNOLDS CITY, MONTANA territory
THE best House in the Mountains.
l. [96-l0S*l K. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
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]. NJ. CHESTNUT, G. L. THORNTON.
CHESTNUT & THORNTON.
TOBACCO MERCHANTS.
WALLACE STREET, VIRGINIA CITY, NJ. t

A IL kinds of First Glass Tobaccos, for Chew
"A ing and Smoking. Browns Fine Cut virginia
tiv. pnre NaturalLeaf Killikinick etc. Cigars
of the choicest brands audfnest havors. In their
tstoek, the propretors have many articles not oo,
taipable elsewhere in this city. Low prices Is
marked feature in the dealings of this firm On
this point call will convince the most skepticai
For quality, variety and cheapness they challenge
competition IN tbeTerritory. lo'"
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JESSE ARMITAGE.

P0PULARLY KNOWN AS JEssE,)
RLACKSMITH at the old stand of WELDON
ID d SALE, foot of Wallace Street. Virginia City
Particular attention paid to machine work s9*
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E. IT. WAGER, VI. I'D.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, Wal
L lace street. one door east of Clayton g. Hale's
Drug Store, Residence, jackson street, two doors
beyond the Missouri House. 103'
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Local Nottces-One dollar per line for three
lines or less IS cents per line for ten lines or less
20 cents per line for eleven lines or more
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y, IF. COCHRAN.

HOUSE AND SIGN NPAINTER--Thrse doors be.
IL low the Postofiice, Wallace street. Virginia
City, NJ. y. House and Sign Painting, Paper Hang
ing and Glazing done with neatness and dispatch,
at low rates for cilsh. Us II
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County Officers of Madison County.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. q. IL. WHITFORD.
OFFICE on Main street, next door to barber
~ shop, Nevada City, NJ. T. 1858
.JUSTUS COOKE,

n ENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular atten.
" ton gwen to the sale of Live Stock and Real
Estate sales of Stocks of Goods in Store. Office at
the Elephant Corral, Virginia City, NJ. 7. Ga
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w. w. DE EACY,

H0UNTY SURVEY0R-Ofieea at the foot of Wal
- lace street, next door to Mr.. Simpsons tailor
shop. He will be ready at all tirhes to survey
ranches, ditches towns etc, and make accurate
maps OF the same. Particular attention paid to
the survey and mapping of quartz lodes and dis
trictS. lOl%
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JOSEPH MARION.

uAY SCALES STORE, Yreka City, Elk Creek
lin. T. Commission Merchant. Cash advanced
on consignments. A general assortment of Miners
Quitting Goods Provisions, Vegetables, ETC.,
etc. SO-92*
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quorum in the Legislature, and said the
President was opposed to their whole
proceedings and would put stop to
them -g,u- ,E. r|--..s E arq
Chicago, July 10th.
The following official correspondence
was Dub1ished -..s '.'.. .-' ID .....
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" "pAuf JOS. -.
WORD & SPRATT.

sam Word,
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Executive Mansion, !
Washington July 10Th. I

SER Your resignation of the Office of
Post Master General. rendered in your
letter of the 18th inst, is hereby accept
ed, fully appreciating your kind assur-
ance of personal regard. | am very re-
spectfully yours. 7 .~r
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The letter of Senator Doolittle to the
members of the Cabinet, demanding
their views concering the new party
movement, is Not published, but the fol-
lowing are the replies elected; I'd.
Secretary Welles writes,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ., 1866.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. j, 1901
rh. ,,clcrates assembled at Independence
cu,,rc which was closed to all except dele
r,,cs those who were appointed to receive
them, and members of tho press
An were greatly affected by tho passing 0'
,ho successive Southern delegations. lher'
wcrc mon from rebel doninions; from Inc
scenes of the Memphis riot; from tho oio0"!
,,,r,,rrs Of New Orleans; from the very spot
,rhcrc Andrew johnson proclaimed his fdc''
~ ~ the Union, and which spot is now un'
safe for Union men.
As the various Northern delegations caino
in they were most enthusiastically cneefco, ,
When the delegations had finally l0Fms''
and began to march out into the streets 'ae 4o
limitations which wcrc on tho ground 70
oct rs escorts, and the throng which had sa'h'
crcd to sec, burst out into prolonged cneefS'
worcn waved their welcome from cYery WIN
aov .ndevc step for. the miles Of the maFcn l
w,s in tho shadow Of the Union flag h1cep'
Tho narrow space cleared for tho procession, .,
N, streets and paycmcnts were paeN'" ~
along the limo Of march. ,-;.,
s.. sixteen bands furnished tho column VITA
o A. Il. head eano the police opening
'u" - ,.. then camo twenty-five pl.soons o.
tho wa! 4 III seryri in tho Union
ss~y = men o-sa with Their .;r.T spPs ssssn, ss@
1sa's so,;d III mass Of Philadclphi.n', composing
Of s 17o;on 10iu League representing as much
~s.'s ,ns ubvS worth and :: .ay Z. body
tho sarse number .nyssss v ss Union u VI men in
theso came xoloOR:, @ e 5ae 3. o,,,s 49,, and CAM.
tho pes tae.. vae r. ,s.s sss .ss ST P..sasns
out on that account 70, mcs. ~ ;.s,.nt;,, bod,
tsr d.ys ago. Following this 'naaeA'4 wv
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S

The Convention ofSouthern delegates being
called to order, prayer was Offered by DR..
Newman, Of New Orleans.
The President presented number Of COM
munica:ions which had been accidentally laid
over, one Of which was from the Mayor OF
Philadelphia, on bcllnlf Of tho Common Coun.
Gil md City nuthnritipa, Lil'iing the loyal
Southcrners welcome, and rendering them the
hospitality Of the city. .
A number Of resolutions were read and re-
lcrrcd. majority Of which contained strong
expressions Of dissatisfaction with the course
OF the President.
On motion Of Mr.. Branscomb. Of No., it
was
R>solrot That a committee be appointed
to proceed TO 81. Louis, over the identical
route taken by the President FL
The Committees on Address and Resolu.
tions not being ready to report. the Conrcn.
tion adjourned without trnnsactinS any'r:s.
ular business. - -
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The Convention then adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4. .
The Northern delegations were to hare
met this morning in Horticultural Hall, but
the accommodations proving too small, it was
resolved to have an open air meeting in front
Of the League House. ,..,
At this meeting Governor Curtin presided.
On motion of Mr.. IIoxic, Of New Jersey.
the report Of the Reconstruction Committee
Of the last Congress was adopted rs their
platform.
Mr. lIo1ic said the President Ind darcd
to designate Congress rs the so.callcd Con.
groHs, and it was for them 10 stand by that
ConSrrsS.
Mr.. Scorcl, Of New Jersey, indorscd his
colleague, and pledged his State to do her
whole duty in tic coming election.
After discussing tho propriety Of uniting
with the Southern delegates in one joint con.
vcntion Of loyal men, the meeting adjourned
without taking decided action thereon.
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gers and trials of rebellion, and that as suc
we honor them for their courage, and love
them for their fidelity to principle; that rs
mark of honor and esteem, the Mayor be
and is hereby requested to welcome them and
extend TO them the freedom Of the city tn.
ring their Sciourn with us, and that special
committee be appointed TO show them all the
courtesy in their power.
The Republican members Of the Council in
Il body joined the procession as it passed the
hall.
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New Goods at Wholesale & Retail !

Mr. SAMUEL STRAUSS. MAviH" ~. Isc firm
" ", r%!sS ,,SS ''I! nEt.' viii continue u, til: welt
.a. xr,.'& & GA"rt,,t' .,tir.. s.nI"s nj Ing
49," :n',rsra III Genie Furnishing Goods. Hats
i .% " SS.s Groc%rIr.. and grn"'al n.,"r%f " r",h.
T ",ty "% S" S,"ir. Having null supply q, c",% %aS:
m.rc> vr.,ins-. &C.. he J.. pr" prTr"'eiT IN the best
." "tarf q" . given to country merchants: a..
l. n., ~" .apply In tha, line at wh0Ir,'ir n Kind. Of
;i"., r,rls, price paid for Ginseng "''" I'LL Iom3
Sou.Ty prOtlucr.
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Gen. Butler and Ben. Wade were invited
to tako scats on the platform. ..-,. -

Gen. Butler and Ben. Wade were invited
to take seats on tho platform. .-.,,i ~
A motion was made to refer all resolutions,
without debate, to committee Of two from
each State. Mr. Newncss, Of Kentucky, and
Gov. Hamilton, Of Texas, and Others spoke
against this. and after further discussion tho
words without debate were stricken out.
A committee on Resolutions was then ap-
pointed, Of which Governor Hamilton, Of
Texas, is Chairman. ~. ....
Tho following dispatch from Cincinnati mas
then read = .-.T~<'. '---' > -
To hr President Of Gt Lyllst,' Contention.
Philadelphia:
At an enthusiastic meeting Of the Union
citizens of Cincinnati, it was resolved that VIC
send OUR heartfelt greetings 10 our brethren
in Philadelphia assembled.
(SiSnedl JONI J. HOOKER,
Chairman.
The Convention then adjourned,
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