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Consumption
DURABLE BY
10 ScHENCK,s MEDICINES.

DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES.
TO CURE CONsUMPTION.The system must be prepared 50
thu, the lung. To accomplish this the Liver and STOMACH
mus, frs. ensed appetite created for coed wholesome
food which by medicines will be dsested properly ana so'
healthy blood made, thus building up the constitution
sCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach Of an
Bilious or Mucous Accommodations and by using the
TONIC in connection the appetite ia restored
scHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP nutritious as wei AZ mdiet
nal and by using remedies aimPare are expelled nom
the system and good blood made which will repe si
disease II patients medicines according to drecon
very frequently yields readily to 'hen
action PILLS frequently cleanse the Liver and
stomach follow that becAn'e the bowels not eosv
they are not required sometimes Drre they are necessary
The Stomach kept healthy and appetite created TO allow
the PULMONIC SYRUP the respiratory organs properly
and ay any irritation then al that required to perform pernu
neut cure Is to prevent taking COLD Exercise about the rooms "
much as possible all the richest food ii meats game and In
et ANYTHING the appetite BE- particular and asae well
Dr. scHENCK will he professionally biz rooms No y Bond
New York every TUESDAY. from a. to Advice free.
but for examination with the Resproeter the charge
80 fuI supply Medicines hand at an times at the Doctors
rooms Syrup 81 50i seaWeed Tonic 81 30
or half for 81 50 Mandrake Pis p cents per box
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tho second distluced his opponent. The same Judges
acted and awarded the premium of $50 to Mr. Smith
CLASS NO I7-RUSSIEG HORSES.
First Premium, $50 second Premium 80; mile ana
repeat The entries SOel Dan by Jarvis JOsyn OF
New-IIaven and Irene By AID Carpenter OF Sutton Mass
Both horses started well but Irene having the ghtest
we'll az best driver in two heats. Time l:Jl l9i
The first premium given 10 Irene second % SOrrel
Dan. .Judges-W Peabody of Long Island, ). Root Of
New Haven, and +. Toby of Springfield.
CLASS no. ~.
Two mile trot two miles and repeat. There three
entries IN this class but neglected 20 appear conse-
quenty the field left to Eagle entered by W d. Pea
BODY of Kentucky and Honest Abe, entered by Il +.
Amy of Providence. The Judges were James Reed OF
Springfield, IL. Bishop Of Bridgeport and Charles Douglas
Of Mddlotown. On the first heat Honest Abe had the
pole but lost 1t at the quarter pole where Eagle passed
him and got several lengths ahead He made the rst hall
mile in 1874 mile in 2:39, mile and half Ia 4, ana
two miles in % The second heat made by Eagle in
52J5 Tho first premium Of $50, was awarded 70 MIN
second OF SO 10 Honest Abe.
DISCRETIONARY POST STAKE.
This was new feature in the show. Three hor'eS
started Two 10 wagon and % saddle The premiums
$50 and $40 Tho Judges were A. X Hale OF Bridge
port II. ID. Tracy Of New-Brtain, and j NJ. Lynn OF
Ohio T. Carpenter entered b. h. Gen. sherman, 20
wagon, W. i. Smith entered b. Washington, 70 wagon
and s. r. Perkins entered b. &. Toby Candor.
The first premium was given to Toby Candor second'to
Washington.
CLASS no. %.
Gents driving horses in harness Tor horses that have not
trotted in public faster than 23O First premium sl9O
Second S75. Enries-Tom Carpenter entered JaeA
Lewis. B. +. Almy entered Old Put Judges-W H.
Mea'ie Boston. W. Smith, NOrwichi j. 5. Dickinson
Mddetown. Three heats roted and they were the
best that have been done during the fair Old Pu had
the pole n the start and kept II through the race The
first heat he by half length the second, by only
head, and the third, like the first Several times the
horses neck and neck for considerable distance ana
horsemen were unanimous in declaring II to be OF The
prettiest they had The time was 2:39i
2:3Si, 2:36I.
This closed the proceedings of the day, and the track
was opened for promscuOus driving which INDUCED
IN by large number till nights shades did appear.
On Monday the best classes will appear, among thom
the Fancy matched horses. Of which Hartford has
quite large number Of pairs aud of them are en-
tered The hveme trot running horses two miles aud re-
peat fastest pair OF tTotng horses and the fastest ro
ting horses in harness among the attractions. The
city full Of hOremen and sports, and New YorkJs fully
represented. A big days sport is anticipated
The annual fair Of the New-Iaycn Horse Association
commences on Tuesday and they expect "a hnc display
As we have had here.
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uRROUGHS-TALBOT-On Thur.dsy Sep. % hs reieace
BY the Rev a. J. Canhed John W Bur
eldest daughter Of Charles e. Talbot both Of
Brooklyn.
BOGERT-RANDALL-On Thursdiy. Sept % BY he Rev H.
Weston Rector OF So Johns Cnurcl John Warren Bogs 90 Kate
J.. Randall, al Of Ais city.
GOTENDORF- sCuLOSs-At Hamburg Germany jones n %
ienlon et Of New iorS 20 Misc EnesiEe schos Of Coole
Germany
MALLETTF-CLARKIn Brock yn Thusdiy Sept ~ by the
Row Richard Adams Oryle : Msle'.e 4 Bf.epor. t1u -
M Cofuea A. Cark Monticello, suiyln County New orS
-LATTY-On Wednesday evening Sept ~ the residence
RI the brides pielts b. the Rev Chsres T. II arms hean A.
1obey Jennie second dsu shtef OF Richard Laty,
WuEFLOCK-PHlLlPs-At Cltskl. Nrw.Yofk "Wednesday.
Sept % by Rev. John A. LANSING d D James Wheeocs
Of Bedford, Ohio 10 Mary ). Philips OF CaiskiL
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kENTLckI.
An INFAMOUS OUTRAGE rPoS ~ EX-uSloS OFFICER
HI Is CAPTURED BY GUEBRILLAs FOR DOING ms
DUTY WHEN Is TN ARMY BILL or iSDIrT-
MENT IssrEp AGANsr cnARaINn WIN MLRDEn.

HI n CArTUkEp Bi GlIEklLLAh Fuh holA' Hn
DUTY wHEy Is THE ARMY BILL or ISDfrT-
MEyT ISSUED AGAINST CHARGING WITH MURDER.
Tn, Cincinnati T,m,s of Friday evening says.
Al outrage occurred laat night The mail boat Gen Buell.
pIownr through Kcuutky n defiance o. t ch0rs o. the
Ge4cra Government 81 restore order 90 mar facich STAT
d. Ferris vas Provost Marshal az Wasnu Ky and under
bis aGHiniirltion Two notorious e!e A'1 @1Is
pun1f, and now hat iAe hr.tn l.'i iit- lL,l uI'
President h them, they ore determined o. pc aleu-e
Gictmeu against d. Ferris Cor murder n ' iIs aI
showing ttat ihc doctor m1 agent on me Gen n'
some guerrilla. under cover of ttc indictment l'it- to
urca their rcnecaIcc upon Lil ior having done DIS GUY
an. p arrived al ,ihcni az q. o'clock Ia. night and
soon a reached tho s0e thee men jumped or boar4 ana
seized Dr. eF attending o. ODE mails, ana con
rcsut deck and hearing TO- Doctors screen. ran down
Lu. before Dc reached tic laudi's dc mate d. Noo sLl
again. Wien The party Wcit ou there was man on each
of tie Doctor with pistol 80 i. lct ".Ne auote
they bad wiz, hui they refused 20 answer and there D. no
dolb hl dc intention 60 tase be Doctor oli a as
lg ,l,' llo'e- i. .G m r-t town i., isc
f came p On tc nIvs Of Lc ucA least 200 euoTri
s hailed tc boat aud tied Lcr 20 CO., binding Wlcn thtY went
boaId ald took e Doctor off, since which time holAne
FURTHER PARTICULAR
The Of abe guerrilla, Aied hy ne party uudef Dr.
sons 40 d0lIshCd klye aud others cursed and
e.IiF r ~ .z soldier, and Lieutenant were Oh board tho
lieutenant put them OF telling them mat this was United
States marine and not 90 be- stopped y any o. cs civil
saitie. and fe soldiers would have been called pro-
cct add rcscue d. r. bod be- not gwen himself up DO DDS
alarm and The captain thinking 10 better De- should though
row fears arc entertained that c may not Use 90 See another
day. .,
When be surrendered himself ac mounted table and stated
that lp would 20 tLcy took him lclrs he Judge bIt WOd
not surrender mob The doctor wis not Anowu 10 nfst a
being the boat had BE- chosen % do So D." could l'
f n tae stati.us below The wiid blowing strongly
when laid Warsaw, and she could lot leave lc "LAI
tIl the Eebecca pulled her out
COURT.
CryCIyvAT1 Sept. GA Louisville dispatch 10
Tzl Euqr SAYS Dr. Ferns mail agent tie steamer Gen
Puep arrived there Yesterday and delivered ~ The
United SIafce Court on the charge OF murder
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Til. annual fcte OF the farmers Of this County which
opened amid the dscomfors of rain fog. wind, and all
the concomitauts had at length part Of fair day on
FRIDAY which brought out such number Of people that
tn receipts covered expenses and gave good satisfaction
q De visitors until the sudden appearance OF Acafy
bf.k c.oud IN the west which zap rapidly mat q
cool many persons got drcnched before they were able 10
reac4 their homes.
Upon the whole the fair has been altogether better IN
pee point of view than the managers expected dur
To- tic first three DAYS.
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NEB.YORK

TEMPERANCE REVIVAL IN POUGHKEEPslE.
pygGuKEEPslE Sept 23.--Ihe most enthusiastic ten
psnce revival known in this state Is going on here
Nightly meetings held and hundreds OF persons have
recently signed the pledge including confirmed nebrates
Of ycars standing Father Matthews Society has been
organized and already its ranks are sweled 10 hundreds
Nearly 1000 persons attended the meeting at Pines Hall
TONIGHT. at which over 100 signed the pledge
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PRRsoSAL.-Amoug the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen Bailey OF Ohio and Gen Stevens OF Boston the St
Nicholas Hotel MajOrGen Batter and Col J. Kimman Of
Mass at Metropolitan the Hon. d. Chambers Of St. Louis
Southern Hotels Gov Parsons Of Alabama and the Hon
William Redford Of Yonkers q thu Astor House.
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5peeial Notifies.
see Naples and Die,

say, the I,sn prOvsrb Inae the odor Of PHALOSs MONT
BLOOMING and you will that IT, has for you another
charm What Nupe.i, among cities o. the MeieHanean that
perfume i, among the other perfume. e tie world
Prof Geo. W. J.. Buckley. formerly q ne ne e
LECTURES Al Room No. q Cooper Institute. conne ~
oork % m on MONDAY Sept. "a and thereafter daily MOhNIu
I'd AFERNOON foF des only and each EVENING tof gentle
fine Dlb ic l. respe invited
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following testimonial from MIR Hiram Seey Dunh1ui
Canada prominent citizen o. that place Nins rom exp
ence s.y.. % think tie Wilcox Gibhass Family Sewing
Machnesnd FOR doing all Kinds Of wOrk-CASSOr SO Hkc2LLtD
-
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NATIoNlLnANE NoIEs
THE Hartford NITIONAL MORSE ram

From or Owe Correspondent ,y, Co., o., f-ss
,n.r .for,n of nearly three days continuance, the
morning of opened beautifully clear and cool with
brsk wind which had the effect of diving mp the track
80 much that at the hour announced for the opening 10
ocIoca II was in q iirsrate condition The crowd OF
sroator, was not so largo at the opening usual, but
gradually increased during the day that the receipts at
night showed tba, over 1900 people had been on The
Grounds. Colts Band di,courscd OF their usual eX-
cpf music previous 10 the caH for the fret class The
early part Of the morning occupied in showing on
Id Lorue who was sent by her owner from New OK
/" exhibit during the Fair She will take part m the
uaud Al OO0 tTOt Monday. Her style ana acton were
vcry mnch admired and gave general sAtismcn9A 10 the
suecators most of whom were familiar WIN last horse''
- lel o'clock Mr.. l.. Il. Strong, the President OF
the Association entered the judges stand and made The
call for ~
,tch,d Horace. sneed To be considered There "a
entries In this class but only II OF them appeared
mis- was bv far the finest display Of horses that has
beer made In any class during the far II was a
pdd sight and the horses seemed To feel not only their
t hut the beautiful fresh air ot the morning and danced
al In fine stve Atter driving promseuously around the
rack the teams called before the Judges sond ana
sent around for d single dash " Tor speed MI Coits
team took the lead aud held u for the hIs hall mite, when
he wa. passed by Furrs and Dckerman and came m third
Mr. Gr.fhns team was also very mach admired Inc
Jidges X. & Layton of New-lOIk, j. :. DGklnson OF
Middletown and L. ID. PacEar OF New y ork had am,
nf fsk IN seccug The best horses, but hlaly awarded
t inst ren nm of s3c 20 John tars, the second of so
~ samuel G. Colt aud the third Of So 10 C. DeEeuman
Of Ncw-Ilaycn.
CLASS so. ~.
Trotiiue Colts Tr0 Icars OH.-ihis was purse
and sweepstakes offered to the Connecticut entries and the
Ir Island stake of 1901. There four entries
follows. Naubuc by Toronto Chief, eneTpd BY T. j. Vail
Of Hartford: Granite State, by Duke OF Wellington, en-
,ered bv W b. Smith OF Hartford; Lutk by Classin, en-
tcred by F. W Russell OF Portland and Highland Grove,
/ by Ashland entered by George c. Hitchcock OF New,
Preston The latter broke his leg few weeks since and
had be killed Mr. Walls horse was withdrawn on the
fret heat Smiths colt made tho wile IN 4;Jll aud on
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RICHMOND, "a.

H. RIvEs POLLARD AGAIN Is TRoUBLE-A DUEL coz
TRMpLATED BETWEEN HIN AND A sos OF IX-rAR'-
IpENT TYLER.
~pccinf Dispatch to The y. y. Tribune.
WA-niNGrOs. sept ~. l-it.
Col John Tyler son Of cx-Prcsideut Tyler and caAdl-
date for the Virginia State Senate against Robert oud
ey Rebel Commissioner Of Exchange of Prisoners pasted
posters about TIE City Of Richmond saturday afternoon
branding H. Rives Pollard editor of Ihe Richmond LI-
alnp,r ar % coward. etc. and tonight ncws is received
here privately that duel has been arranged between The
parties. The difficulty arises ont oi pohueai cohtIo,
yorsy Th E40mafr having rctorted 20 Col Iyers card
published IN The EHgurer. which accused Pollard M
verv uuchatablo with being sustained ana sup
ported bv certain Northern capitalists
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Furniture
OF THE LATEST YLEs. CONslsIiNG o.
PARLOR DINING ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES,
in Rosewood Maple retailing at manuiact iers prices
r. kKIIINAS
MANDATORY AND WAREROOMS
Nos. " and 80 Las; iouson-s'-
B0vsery and Sec3ui-aYe.
AT Goods warranted
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BIRTHS
M1RRIED.

mLLs-on sunday the ID wife Of Thomr Mills o. No
Of a
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CnIcAGO, Sept 23.-AIr Reese, the driver OF Bui.
Ter died th evening from Injuries received AT the driving
In Iast evening There doubt that was thu result Of
foul play board the end Of which was covered with blood
was ound near where the body lay II - suTOsed that be
was knocked from his seat with this weapon o
inereed n the chances OF Croey. The or the subject
of In all circles to-day ana oef arrests beside
the driver Of Crosy have been made,
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Thlrd A..emhl, pi-triel.

IN pursuance call Of the state Central Committee election
viii be held 315 Broomet MONDAY EVENING, Sept
purpob eec'ng officers Of the Association and Dele
gstrs % Central Committee.
Polls open from 10 10 o'clock -
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lJoIillral Notices.

First Assembly District-Pary election foI Officers
eis. COMMITTEE place the Fh Ward Hote
MONDAY. Sept. %. from 20 10 ..
NATHAN KINGSLEY, sr.)
J. r. KORAN Inspectors
q
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seventh Assembly District.-Punuant 60 the order o.
de state Central Committee election officers Of me non
erubu Association distd and delegates 60 the General
Coimtse be- held Monday evening oext Ah inst a ne
Livery stable Fouueeist. Polls open ron 70 10 cocA
that the rolls Of said association nave neei
aereeAby the nbioned resolution o. te eioes %
fb, Union Committee the CITY of rev ofki
hro4s represented this Committee by the inspectors OF
Fnrousu appointed seventh Assembly Dct ai gross
irregularities been perpetrated IN the matter OF e
enrolment 10 aid District Therefore. 49, ,-
gs Tbaf The nsreetors said District be and they are hereby
,tsd a, sxa amin. roll and and correct he by
tferlron they shall ascertain 20 have been I'm
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Ol fractional currency during the past week there was
urinted s O0 eCe o0 OF lOcen sl2 90 Of % cent
notes and $4,000 Of Duuug the same period
there wa Slipped to National banks s3e-o Jo TO the As
.,.t,Bt Treasurer. PhilddHIa sl000t There de.
stroyed e4i3J0
NATION 49, BASE EOIEs.
TIE National banA issued during the past week were
p3U0 The total amount issued thus ar sa 20
DEPARTMENT DISBURSEMENTS.
Tie disbursements oF week ending Yesterday on &C
count ofWas Department st55il2 for Navy Depart
meut ell -6J. Interior Department s-'-o 2'J total
e. 6lJ-U3
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,. 4. CONKLlNG,
JOHN LObDELL, Inspector
MN. TERHI Ne.


Eighth Assembly DisirieiA @eens OF n1I o hpSei
"a GoJ.t on MONDAY EVENING 24h inst 70 elect OheeT,
Association Delegates 10 the Union General CoMmtee ana
n. .,ri-t Committee Polls open ron 70 10 oclocA
jOsEPH BAdoTT, Inspectors
DANIEL SHEEHAN)
Ninth Assembly Di-trici-Tbr Mon Republican Electors,
80 Assoson OF this district will Lebanon Hall No 10
Ab,sSo square MONDAY EVENING, sept "a The object 81
H., meeting officers Of the Association, Ward Commit,
a. I d. sste. Central COMMITTEE. Polls open from ITO 10
o'clock. ,n. " :, - =, . ~ i".'
GEORGE g. DEANE, Election.
Tenth Assembly District aion Associaiion-An
election will be MONDAY ENENlNU sept a. 1900 al tue
ssfy Hotel Bowery sthft for the purpose elect
ne Officers u Association ad delegates 70 the nion reneiA
Committee Polls vii be open ron % 10 oco, ny oiaeto Of
STEPHEN H. KNAPP D.
FRANCIS NJ SMITH, >InspeotoIs.
DAVID GRAHAM
Eleventh Assembly Dissic-An election fr officers the
Aiston COMMITTEES and an Executive ON
e. will be held Old U1on HesdluaIte come. Of boadwS
and Twenty hirdst, MONDAY ENENlNG, Ath int rohs
omen om o'clock All Union men who enrolled the NAMES
entitled 10 JOHN II. WHITE. I.
JAMES L. Hustle, Inspectors.
JOHN v GRIDLEY)
Twelnh Assembly District-N Otce.-The iaIh Assembly
Drct Union will hold Primary al NO II ANehas
on Monday evening September "a. Polls open from TO
by Ofderot ,r,poou
5 aH szTa Inspector"
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Thirteenth A..embl, Dl.lrlcI l.nlon Tlcket

MONDAY EVENING sept u, 1866.
Jude Bup, Room OF Twenty secondst and Sew
suthave
Poll. open from % N p.
THs CorSrnY SHALL Not By RULED REBELS
For President-NfLLlAM II. BULL. 49, . ,...,,.,,, , .,
Vice Pre4identsJOS CHOATs, BEN - ~ Mbr i.1t
For Serre,aries-G FO " MITCHELL JOSEPH LDbDhbhi.
For Trea.urer-CERrIS SfDDONS.
sntni Committee-Chss Spencer Aexante Mcleod hugh
,r5ner Sherwood Mofdeea l.. Marsh William Orion Isaac
Dsytou John sedgwick VIM. Alexander Hooper c Van oo
W.d Committee -Rchlrd Lappin. Col H. Lebeuau Chflst,n
Deessn. samuel 3 H. Vance. Muhoue IomgNn Josn w W.
fosarcsmp frank Col Cartwright Dr. Van bufn Don
Al Cushnn lanes Walton James Cumming Charles lieyzer
Joln Mciutyre FleweI. William shaw John Mitchell
G. Reed. T.. r. Harper, jacob Appei
FRA els Kllse George Mickey George H. Makay Geore Asnno
Tregak William Williams John A. Cowie Henry sreI "sosS
81 Tyler William C. Backey, hobet G. Armstrong; Oeot-e ho'-
Philip Jordan stephen Mitchell J. Mcfarland A. Meek james
Moore. Charles }. Day.
Richmond County Loyal League An adlourei messt9s
ofthe will bee he'd Huguenot Hall foft ueHnonu y -
Septpnber T. a.. which time en.ient
.ne,k.f, ara expected 10 b. present. BY order Of
ARNOLD H. WAGNER, President.
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-c,opd Assembly District Union Association are Re

lreel meet No Tryorrow. MONDAY EVENING Sept.
4 the purpose officers Of the Association aud choo
District Committee. Polls from
O. DO O'Clock. Go HOSE
JAMES OATES, Inspectors.
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s,.c,r, p,.ns,rh The \. y. Tribune.
THE TURF

THE TRor BETWEEN COOLEY AND BUTLER - THE
DRIVER OP THE LATTER KILLED-SuPrOsEp FOUL
PLAY.
CHICAGO Sept 93-In the trot Yesterday between
Cooley and Bur tic first tuo heats hy ODE former
and ho nexi two by TIE latter Tho excitement before The
NTH heat was intense aud considerable ileehAi was as
ared nv the drivers Of both horses. JockcyIg DELAYED the
aft ion he ast heat until after dnk. from which Better came
la ithou driver Tie latter found near Tho mfuf'c
role WIFI Die skull broken There are suspicious o ll play
aud COOLEY driver b. under arrest The driver Of BItlet
named Nc keeyer - sin alive lbs morning Out recover!
1fuft
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Jerome Park Races. sept. -, Is66-ln case q pos.
pouement Of extreme bad weather tr luIh WI
i nv ass being upon the following ps'e 'iS
no. O'Clock: Naacss Fih Avenue Hotel nd Aston House.
Ladies uuaccompanied by gentlemen VIII not o. pei- "F Wv
Grand Stand
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JOHN FOLEY.
DANIEL :. DUNAL, Inspectors
PHILIP r.. HERLLlCK,N
Ennrrh A..emhl, Di

Fourth Assembly District, seventh Ward An Election
Will be held On MONDAY EVENING sept "a 1866 at No. 205 Msd
or.t for the purpose Eeng Officers Of the Association aud
Dee.ates 70 Ug1n General Committee Pos viii be from
10 O'Clock BY order the Union state Central Committee
JAMES McLAREN.
JAMES BLACKWELL Inspectors.
GEORpF McGRINN '
Fluh Assembly District Union OrRRnizatiOn.-Thc en-
rolled h district requested % meet a. ne Rooms
BeecseT. and Cotaee-place MONDA1
EVENING 2ih inst u for the pupoe Of ercne ON
Delegates Committee
Pom. oren from 10 r. WM II CHAPMAN. f,.,,,,o,.a
DAVID WALKER. JAMES NiNrERBOTTOM,} '"'le'''''s
sixth Assembly District Thirteenth Ward.-A meeting
oftf Union e,to enrolod IN Ito above District viii be held
Clinton Garden No. l3l and 10 Cnons MONDAY EVEN
mo Sent, q ocers the Association aud delegates
10 the III Committee. Pol from tai 10 ococA
JAMES NJ McCARTIN.
SAMUEL /. KENNEDY. Inspectors.
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Righicenth Assembly District Republican Union As-e

The Union n enrolled said District requested 70 meet a
Bus Head Hotel Of One Hundedand hirdst nd IHnd
ave- ON MONDAY EVENING Sept, o. f the pufpo Of erns
President icePresidnt two Secretaries snd atrere oi
Delegates 70 the General Commute ana Di'
EDGAR KETCHUM,)
IL DE CAMP, Inspect0gs
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-09

Tbs FENIANs INVADE CANApA.-Telegraph
ic dispatches Of June lst. announce that the
Fenians have really invaded Canada. They
crossed over four miles below Buffalo, cap
tured the towu OF Erie, and entreuehed them
selves to await reiulorcemenis The party
crossing are reported but 500 strong under
Gels SrA6G and O'NEII., but relniorcemeuts
were reported as Fastening from oil directions
The Canadian authorities are taking active
measures 10 repei tie invaders. OID Bull is
aroused The authorities have seized all the
railroads, and called out the militia. Ii the
Fenisn organization extends through Canada
the British Lion nlsy have Il more serious TIME
than he contemplates iu getting rid OF his foes
1t is also reported that the United States au-
thoIites are rushing troops 10 the border 10
prevent further breach Of neutrality We
are decidedly in favor Of adopting Epgland's
neutrality in this Fenisu war, and vote for
declaring them "bel!igerents and letting them
fight it out, giving the Fenians in the mean
time all the aid possible. II OLp Bull is
likely TO come out master, We are in favor OF
interfering as Humanitarian" only and put
ting the Fenians on top Some of the papers
report O'NREL as having been Colonel in the
Rebel army. We learn from those who know
him that such is not the fact, but that be
fought in the Union army The Marysville
-ippedi states the same TACT England owes
the Irish nation a country, and we hope they
will get it.