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REDUCTION IN PR cE
20 OF THE
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made at WALTHAM, MASS.

Made at WALTHAM, MASS.
In consequence Of the recent great decline in gold
and silver and all the materials used in the manu-
fsctuTe Of our goods, and in anticipation of still
further decline. we have reduced prices to aslow
point as they can be placed
With Gold AT Par,
70 that no one need hesitate to buy watch now from
the expectation will be at some future
time. The test Of ten years and the manufacture
and saleof
More than 100000 Watches,
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time keepers. Commencing with the deter.
mination to make only thoroughly excellent watches
our business has steadily increased as the public be-
came acquainted with their value. until for months
together, we have been unable to supply the demand
We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings
until they three acres of ground, and
Rive accommodation TO moro than eight hundre |
workmcn.
We are fully justified in stating that we now make
NURE THAN 0NE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES.
The different grades are distinguished by the follow
Ing trade marks engraved on the plate:
I. American Watch Co." w altham, Mass.
2. Appleton, Tracy Co.," Waltham. Mass.
3. "P. S Bartlett" Waltham, Mass.
4. "Wm. Ellery."
8. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality is
named Appleton, Tracy & Co.," Watham
Mass.
9. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is named
"P. s. Bartlett" Watham, Mass. These
watches are furnished in a great variety Of
sizes and styles Of cases.
The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass
authorize to state that without distinction of trade
marks or price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED.
be the best time keepers of their class ever made
in this or any other country. buyers should remem-
Der that unlike the guarantee Of a foreign maker
who never be reached, this warantee is good al
oil times against the Company or their agents. and
that if after the most there ugh trial, any watch
should prove detective in any particular il may al
ways be exchanged for another. As the American
Watches made at Wsltham, are for sale by dealers
generally throughout the country. We do not solicit
orders for single watches.
CAUTI0N.-T public are cautioned to buy only
Of respectable dealers. All persons selling counter
feits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS e. APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR The AMERICAN WATCH co.
Is2 broadway, New York.
Fosva A h
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The Main Column NIOving-StOres
Missing.

BosToN, June Especial dispatches from
st. Albaus, dated to-day, say that the main
column of the Fenians commenced moving
from Fairfield at four o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, the column heading towards Can
ada. Small detachments soon afterwards
followed in the same direction. Generals
Spear and Mahan remain at st. Albans to
organize recruits and look after expected
arms and ammunition. The non-arrival of
war material has delayed the movement.
1t is known that large amount of much
needed stores had been sent from Troy,
New York, tor this point, and their failure
to oarrivehad caused serious disappointment.
Trusty officers and men have been dis
patched to hunt up and rescue the missing
material.
Seven car loads of Fenians arrived from
Massachusetts, this morning, bound to the
front. Generals Spear and Mahan intend
to leave for the front to-day.
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the Fenians who were waiting to reinforce
! Col. O'Neill.
Col. Lynch declared that had the situa-
| tion been known at Chicago any number OF
troops could have been obtained for the
purpose of joining the Fenians at Fort
Erie.
Departure of "a Large Force.
An expedition, comprising some 5000,
under the command of Captain Donohue,
Is reported to have left the city last night.
Their destination Is unknown. but their de-
parture was known to the United States
authorities.
Gen. Barry last night received dispatch
from Gen. Meade, stating that no landing
had been effected at any point in his Vicin-
ity.
Two companies of battery II, United
States artillery, from Fort Scuyler, arrived
here this morning, and other troops came
last night.
Z. O'Day's store, who Is the Head Center
here, Is, we believe, incorrect as the only
arms taken from his shop were seized in the
way of business by the Fenians.
We can get no confirmation of the street
rumor that United States Consul Blake at
Fort Erie was insulted by British officer
or any other man.
Council of War-Where Are the
Funds?
New YORK, June 5.-Dispatches from st.
Albans yesterday say the council of war
of the Fenian officers closed this forenoon
after much discussion. Though the officers
say they are about to move, Il number of
them think it ineXpedient with the present
short allowance of ammunition and sup
plies, but are ready to obey orders. Gen.
Spear expected to find seventeen regiments,
with plenty of stores, here, and Ave regi-
ments at Malone. There is not full regi-
ment here now. He found no military or
ganization nor any preparation for any,
The officers say $4,000 were raised in BOs-
ton, and only about $4,000 expended for
transportation. They ask where is the re-
mainder? They blame the New York ard
Boston committees for Withholding the as
sistance they need at once. Still they are
ready to go into action.
A Grand Movement all Along the
Lines.
A special messenger has arrived here
from Gen. Murphy at Malone. He reports
that Murphy has over 1000 armed men, and
moves tonight. Gen. Speer will move
soon, and will cooperate with Murphy.
1t is automatically stated here that a
grand movement takes place from all points
tonight, and stirring news may be eX-
pected tomorrow. The dissatisfied Off
GERS here are now more confident.
A small quantity of arms and ammuni-
tion has been received by the Fenans, and
they are making strong efforts to seize con-
fiscated stores, some of which have sue
ceeded.
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Removed from his ola OMce-

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, p..,
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himsol
for seriesof years to the rea mont of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be beconsulted at his Office
Broadway. near the xchange Bank
oh2ae5m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
CIolgateIu Aromatic Vegetable Soap,

OOlgate'u Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
r " superior Toilet soap, prepared from refn-
cd vegetable oils in combination with ely
,cerine, and especially designed for the use Of
LndiOs and for the Nursery. Its perfume Is
exquisite, and its washing properties unrivAllsd.-
fer sale BY all Druggists feblO-d&wly
MAHRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Es-
s.y Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Aiso. Diseases and Abuses which prOstrAte the vital
powers. with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge in scaled letter envelopes. Address. Dr. j.
sKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Phil
ldslphis, Pa. aprii'd&"'m
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.
PLASTER-Powels land plaster firm At Sl0 90
| per ton. Cacined a. per bril- llN
| .HAY7Fair demand. Msrket steady At eh ooD
0RINDSTONES-Firm and steady al the fol-
| lowing quotations:
q Lake Huron, per tun. e3B 40
BBereS' tor ; farmers ....''''''''' 90 90 90
Black River, for Machine shops......... 20 90
| tOTATOES-Less act 20 and weak. Sales car
Peach lows in bulk at 81 Os per bushe $50 brls st
WATER LISE--GoOd demand and Arm. Held
Ats2 90 per hIl for Akron and Oswego.
BEAN BEANSSWhits steady and unchanged. Held at
SALT:aoStesdy. 6noRdssA and Saginaw fine
held st q t sGj do 9G G9Asse sas5.
Use Xxx Ale $40 90; Stock SI2 OO9i4 90: 0ld Stock
$5 OO Cream Gil co. kennett sls so; Porter GA 90.
PIttsburgh Cattle market-May 81.
CATTLE-The market WI. not 80 firm as at h O
date Of our last general review The depression g.
the money market. and the advance in the precious
metals have depressed the market. Sellers were up
the saes were larger prices rned lower, and at the
si0sea liberal amount renaintd IN the pens unsod
week"ncrease H in sSI.S Sl head The extreme rs,eS
were 90 6Oas So and oi Of choice sold at % 30
per hundred weight, against 81 995, the market
fsvoring purchasers; The weeks export Is we're: To
PihilAdelphia, 3l4; Baltimore 800; New York.. $780,
Way hF; Total. 400 he'd against ,2e6 head last
wffG HG sSniHitIng SmH az increase Of lDt head
transactions. Prices were a shade lower. 7 no
weeks sales were ,sO9 head against 6572 head last
| week, exhibiting falling off amounting TO 4,7b3
bead. ms Will furnish the reader with the condi-
| ti"n Of the hog market. The extreme rates were
SS % RHt few few sold at t6e oe atIST rates The sS
Baltimore 500. Total 800 head again It 10 7O5 head
last week, exhibiting falling off in exports Of 54O5
head The decline in price ranged from 75c to 81 rs
SHEEP-The market was dull, with a material
decline in sales and prices the latter being the low
/ anuan Nunn hn NRaWa
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FOR SALE

IA NEW FRAME HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS
"A and GOOD large Lot. situated on the esrner IL
Johnstown road and Windsor lane, will 30 sold cheap
u "pp'''u i'' 'O'"' POLLARD d BOWEN.
june3-dlw' 74-s5 No 10 Buckeye Block.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06
Eenians Leaving ROstOn.

BosToN June st is estimated that 600
Fenians left Boston yesterday afternoon for
st. Albans and Northern New York. About
300 belonging to the Sd regiment left by the
Lowell road, under command of Col b. f.
Finan. About an equal number took the
Fitchburg railroad. These were portion
of Col. COurtney's regiment. They were
under the command of Capt, O'Neil Larkin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-06

= PLASTER-Powell's land plaster firm at Sl9 90
per ton. .Gacined a. per brl. Ilh
.HAY--Fair demand. Msrket seadv at el4 O01D
10 90 for ooao from teams; ele 0OD2OC for pressed
0RlNDSTONES-Firm and steady at the fol-
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Con. Sweeny mt MalOne-ArmS
Allowed 10 Pass TO Canadians.


Allowed 10 Pass TO Canadians.
ST. ALBANs, VT, June 5.-Cols. Trissil-
| lian and Courtney, serving on General
Sweeny's staff, have arrived here. The
General is at Malone. The local cavalry
were out this morning. The uniformed
were out on dress parade. Large amounts
of arms for the use of the Canadian Gov
ernment are allowed to pass without mo-
lestion, and other arms are seized.
Alarming RumOrS-Funeral Obse-
quies of Canadian Volunteers.
TORONTO, June 5.-Rumors of a most
alarming character from all quarters pre-
vailed here during last night, but they are
mostly exploded this morning.
At Goodrich, Collingwood, Windsor and
other principal cities on the Western from
tier, all was quiet to-day.
The obsequies of the Canadian volun-
teers killed at the battle of Ridgeway is
taking place here to-day.s Business is en-
tirely suspended. The city is draped in
mourning. The Fenian prisoners brought
here will probably be tried by Court Mar
tial without delay. The feeling against
them is most intense.
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The Situation at Hamilton.

New YORK, June 5.-Col. James Kerr
gan, late member of Congress, leaves her
on Saturday in command of full brigade
The officers are taken from various New
York volunteer regiments in the late re
bellion.
, 1866-08-06
., ~
FROM NEW'YORK.

pro.r,~,, ,r t.,e f-holrr., Il, Nesx,- vn,sr..:
1T.,.a 49, ~ nr,a... ntn1. n1..,,,tss"eon.r.,
4he rev uE4eana oi1ae 1aeuAsaee-S'ene1A
PreAldept-Rumor knys he will He
eien-The Murder IL, 1Vestehexter. etc.
- .-..
ten deaths from choIc!1 tn ths city, and forty
eeyen cases and ssa 1eatAs IN hEo0kJyn, ere 80.
Pokteo to-dey: iNentyAye Of ING bI9oklyn cssee
atsthA n New io;E. sos the week ending to-day.
Was 'as-A large increase oTer those for the ss1ue
N7w lonKt August 4-A Ncw YoEk zftoAnt
special nom Washington saJs Attorney General
HERON. ol Louisiana. vho was an oucer In the
frbel scrt1cc virtually !1nks General Sheridan. a,
" ~ o:des oi The pessaent, tho military aso snb
Cct 10 the call and disposition OF the cty authp-
, 1866-08-06
SEWARD ON THaR VIRTUE OF TEL
E&sRk1

SEWARD ON TIE v1MTUEoF 4s, TEL
49, ~, n... Fat
~ INC onhounsen,en. ,tnss ,uas sue vsns Hn.as S
en- e.a ..sea ,a..e ~ ~. a.h,s tss ssers..w - % ~
ceaa1uuS n,,uR VIC . .ne - go y.
stste een. tne 'on'"'at. aeSf'AseA' - I'VE
w..p,x.-or r. C. Jo,r n rssa-
cx.w w P,41H nean's Gouteul: "' 3'' '
Observation-Disclosures md eongratnlstioas. nths
Aane Csh|e h,d not hea @ T. IL II n hi in fss
s,fs ros Of ssnposrs that eisl wsr IN America
Gould tishe* Afe.a ssssy of ars9 ar,ss
this Mepaai's, 1oHr Ts.1sse tresi1 of inosusuona1
sneutsiHJ s nd non-Iasesvc4sIon. s
"n1t. T. oksAao
, 1866-08-06
FROM EUROPE.

The A1ua1stlee-It Came Rot u Moment
Too Soon for Anstria-8ueeeN Of the
Italians In south TJFol-The FoflA-
cal Troubles In En9land-Peaeo In
Germany Looked For, ets.
rt1n, run Liss1pcoi W. ia Londonderry III of
July. haa arrived oG thls point.
trtes a,. III I'd au:1. nj p9osssS s. e. r.
pewed, but thefe Is no tntfuation Of this having
prclon9tns tha saspens:on Of The haetas eo'EHs
Ple1ioua to The ssnlstlee .bs Italians had been
very successful In tbc South 1Jfol.
blse arss9rd: Hipoii, Densseas, Isx ssxxoaI u Los.
don and Bremen. Ttansylrznia.
.tEfsfeoL, Jaiy 9'-Eesles h.s Sesn e resei,sd, s1,
thetr ohtaIniug speedy decision. e.hsr II pss1is;
tion haa heen teeidcd no farshcz uas:uag. .ill se
hsia s5ssp ons O. e., r. 4lssr19So OF 1n' o "
Ta3s s.stsmens' r '1a so~e*rI. Is esrtsstesed tn
Letter tton n. W:,pois. ~ho ttates iast 30 prom
b, ia. sbo Government psoaasrd to wtthdrs. ths
posteo znd military n1der tho exptefa aapuAuou
ihst no attempt wonlj be n1ado 70 iuat:t npon The
cSepassos osestos ,fss Ses1 dsesaea ~ a1' ' A
4:TEa Tnc xa1, 7$Earcy1, nd dee4rti.<r rcpr,bept
ao saS "a pas IL dseoatais 1 q na aosesn
ment
Ihe 77nGs sayp that The AY.nIstier did got conas
tutnnte too ron 70 e1Tc AnltaA from hn2l
catastrophe. Yet ooe day more snd the ftal sas
would haye found themselves tn fntl posscaston OF
The Southern 1Jtul. and 1he Prussians fu0 m:Aters
Of the paesoe or the nannbc, wonld have threat.
ened Fter1nA on thn eA8t and west.
The conbAtants ete now rcattng irrespective OF
tht41 positions, and there Arr well grounded hopes
thai tbe tzuce may bc prolonged Into III nru1lstcc,
ard this again INFO dehnite peace.
uu the 4o:h snSpensldn OF hostilltlea for eight
days wp1 concluded between fhe Italians md
+ Ar4tNsNa,
, 1866-08-06
BLYTHE GABLE.

No Political Ncxss-The Cotton Market
-E-1Oa quoted MT 69-Lay1n&. tho st.
:, Lawrence CAbIe-rhe. HFdslsla. aalp
~; .Terrable to MD In tho work. -:
LONDON, Aug:8 p. ns.-Ihttc Is no political
ncws Of real Importance. ,e..,
"a, caxAEEc1Af-
hs1 ci1ruiar reports the sale OF cotton. ~ .lha
wnck ending Thunday, Ang. "a. AZ u, oo0 bales.
Illa sales today wese 1000. hiddllns uplands ls
quoted at II pence per pound.
Nork.--This Is desl1nc Of y penny from the
Last nrwS received by The cable.
conEols to-dzy Vas SIX for money.
.Ame1iean securitles-5e11s wesa quoted, at the
close Of tu1inets Today. II 60.
HKAn1's CONTEXT, Aug-9.-festeEday1 afternoon
IesDt H. sel!ogtng telegram to s's Alex. Ailne'
Sm: sbouIti be very glad II Jun would allow
The Terrible, Captain commeal. to aecenpany
the McdTaJ,t 10 fay the cahle across ths Gulf Ct
ST. lAut9nca. Her officers aud men cutef 60 fully
Into the spirit Of our work. that am a11tona to
retain them. Please auawct ey esols. Kind r.
Fiji ri, ns1ans @ dc following - ssseiIsa: s:::,.
The Admiralty approve Of the Terrible a1ording
assistance a. b. aeeosgan,ins ths aed"ay to Lay
Be Kind enough TO make this known To Captain
Commeal, as tic Admirs1ty'e decision for hts
guidance. 6m A. MILNE, Admiralty.
NV Yonx> August 4.--Elescn messages were
furnished from ts su On Saturday tpS 5ansats ,Se
gold was paid. Most Of the DALI. papers call for
i reform In tha management of Tie cable, pastl.
c1lAsly' II regard to the pEets deHpAt<hes, and
complain OF tie excessive charges- -
, 1866-08-06
FROM ST. PAUL.

A LonR-Dt9wn-0ut-T for
building 4 Road-The Soldiers OF
the Republic.
fspecial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibuuc-1
St. PAr1. Augnsi4-
Ybe e}opg.d1axn-oat.tsia1 Of Dayton foz assault
Ing Police Jodsetermlnated for The third time at
midnIgh. last night The jury found him guilty
and fned him 1fty dollaso and costs. In order
that It may havo aDolhet termination, Dayton gsre
uo.1cc Of appeal.
VIM. Branch. Superintendent of the St Paul &
Superior Rallsoad, Publishes letter. IN which ho
asks honus OF . quarter Of million 1oted BY
The civ to The road, to be paid upon It. compile
on s sen !ns'e.d Ehsn 'aL ts At r., ~,
ons bnndFed and dfty and dollar can BE- sA7e
81 building srom ths ks sus'ot es. end nss; :. ~ y
Chicago. NJ. Branch pretty plainly intim.tes
that un1ess tho city consent 70 IT 1pon snS CON.
rItjion Of thi1sg miles tho road will BE- bullt from
"a 4 lodge II !. Tho Army Of tho Rerule. - se:
c,ot society Of The Union soldiers hsa ]att BEEN
orraui1ed here By Colonel Snyder Of Illinois
, 1866-08-06
FROM LOUISVILLE,

The Rebel Democracy In ScAsfon Last
Might Nebc1E on tho Floor r-Parh
md vn11andiGham Make Speeches
Cheering Lec-PolItIcn1 Exttsement-
Death Of \ Prominent Citizen.
1or1ev111z. August 4--The rebet Democracy
Tended f.tt ntehl: The chief speaking w&s pot
done By Honorable George E. pngh, Il w1s cx-
prctcd, oetensibly 70: the reason bat hts health
Was feeble. but sOn1a hare been rnktuh enough 10
imagine that The open and enthnslsste embraces
cool the Democratic asdo: over these dlstngn1shed
pcsce-rahe1a from ae1oss tbe river.
The cEeatt.t part Of the blowing was done BY
John Young Blown. young NAL Of ton1tdcFable
mouth-ga1b1c, .whnsa brafna hAse been earning
CcrtsaI Committee during Tires months patt,
md stn1np!n: the statc for pu;a11. During biz
epeeeh he said not wnrd except In condemnation
or the Government or tho Union Generals. Gs1nt
or Sherman, hut cnlost,ed General tce, =. the
one wild Jell, and gave thfse tremendous cheera.
Afser m tnterniuabfs harangue, Of two OF shsec
honrs, he finally ended, and Pugh spoke for dttetn
or twenty minutes, In sort Of atraddfe Ae'fence,
1u4ltfed amen" 10 what had been ealh. About
BIZ chief anxiety seemed 10 he 10 end Ana ct out
Of sight.
Aner long and Increased shout. for .valtanllg.
ham, vsl. cana forward, tml1tng, and gave the
crowd his henedItiIou fp sentiment TO tat ehect
that he md the5+ " rebel tofd1ers. conid fJr1pa-
shIrc With eaeh eaher. ~ they hid Uttered u
common eausr, but owing to the lsteness 9f the
would meet them u sGnEtrhund Hal to.nlRnt,
where The tspt E1Ard rxlfy Of lhd rebels sones on
Captain John ShAiltEuss, one OF 1be oIaess Ano
~ 81. e s1 y 'De o anG
terdsy. He was PTcsfdent or the 5e!'essonTi1lo
FeyrT at The ttsuo Of bis de1sb.
, 1866-08-06

dent h hostile to Browulow,, and that the
latter has no friends nj The Whit" "onsei
Ills rebel admirers In Teua. .sco hare
boosted that l,e would set aside the present
State Government Of Tennessee. and appoint
8 Military Governor. He dare not do 50
without sub)ecting himself to impeachment
and expulsion from office. Tennessee mud hcr
Governor eustafn5 the same FelA!ion to the
Federal Union that the States Of Aassach9-
sets, Ohio and Pennsylyanta do, and their
Governors, and the President dare not usurp
Gorcrnor Bfoxnlow feels under no ob.Iga<
TINA ~ Prpsident johnson for his election to
The hen positlon be now holds. On the contrary,
be feels that he was both nominated and
alone indebted TO the loyal people OF the
Slate. But II he held the Office bJ Johnzon's
permission, he would resign before he would
Sc bound hands aud feet By him, and turned
over to bis new Rebel Democratic organtza-
ton: He h&s not patronage enough to buy
the Governor nor influence enough to caHy
the Governor 7ag4frst bis 'conTicf1ons -ot
rirhf
, 1866-08-06
<ENK1X BILL.

In his South Bend speech. Speaker Coltsx
thus referred to the new Iobtzs carpuz act:
..Te .Iso passed a bill protecting Union oaseer.
and to,d .c.s from ,hn hasZ1 1ssiaE e1aA SanHehssa
ecsinst khera in great armatss Ia i4c ssE - e1arts
o; Southern statcs BY lhe rrbcs S e. nsn
d7cd fach sniI hare been conmcneSa N a1e ntHs
that any soldier Of ofces s:aiust Taom ~. a9 t.
euce to ,ht order Of his couEand!rg om9a sphs -.
Snnt,ne Cqnft ol tbs Uniled Stlie&, u ofdef :aat
snnne r. nr2 Coa obtstn tha }us!es, ah!eA through
nnirdiet IL jhs state eourti be could not opl13n:
fh1i TIN pnssed With. rrs:Fct 10 cay. sollo
Deraoe11ffc vote against IL
The Hon. B. c. Cook, Of tho ottaFA de
t,Ict, In this State. who Is very able lawyer
drafted this highly important bill, and to ~
tact. perseverance, and influence j. Its enAct
1ucnt largely duc- This 1aw discontinued
more than ten thousand persecution suits IN
stitutcd In the South before rebel court
against Union soldiers and Union citizens
not much has been said -about this Law, bn
it, sa1ue to tho Union people IN the South i
incalcula5le. 1t has cnsacipated them from
reign of fteror--frou1 ancs. imprisonment
and copasca.ions inu1mcssble- Every COP
pe1head In Congress Toted against The pal
saec Of the bill. They voted 10 let t6e rel
eH hal7ass, persocute and torture any M
, 1866-08-06

sangamon Union Conven1ton-1udEe
;. Appointed Paying Taxes New Unf-
- Ied States Marshal. -.

Sangamon Union Conyen1lon-JudEe
:. .'Appotnted-FAyhE Taxe&~NeW Unf-
Ied States maFahA1. > -
.~ Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Ttfbune.1
IL; S1Hnu71xLp, H., August l.
The 6augx,nun County Union Republican Con-
venhon vas held IN this city today. Tho tevcval
townships were ue1l represented, and the pro-
eetdings Harmonious b a1l resperta. a series Of
strong Union resolutions were unanimously
paseed.s Aner which the following delegates were
appointed to tbs Congressional Convention, which
mccts here On the 9Th inst:. John B. Webber,
John Breusiug. Preston BsecEnrid~e, 4 u. Blalr.
Henry TanEtte1. 1cntsmfn 5. Edwards, Thomas
Lowell. p. |. Happtn, Lease keJs, !. 4; Chestnut,
following Il \ list Of kha delegates to the State
Conventian: ]. N. HAsnie, ". d. Hetndon: Jesse
Pic&cll, ]. ID. PooEmln, J. N. Rrown, John Nc
Council, 8. g.. Eesbist R. Rudolph, Alfred
aoleI, p; ph,llIps, 7. AeE1xsiue.
q ,the coa,ml!'ses, General I. n. uaJnle .aa
Bon. D. /. Phillips made eloquent and appsopri-
ate speeches.. The Cunyrntlon WIS one Of the
most harmonious svcr held In tho county, and the
spirit which pesradcd it gives prnn7sa OF success
to The Union cause in thfa section.
Jarnes Heele, Of rArts, Edgar County. haa been
appointed Judge Of the Twenty seventh Judicial
Cl1c1it, rice Bon. O; II. Davis, resigned.
The Collector Of Whitesfde County, paid into
the State Tteasq.y to-day, ~; 10 and Lisings-
ton County, 5l63s:11, IN tn Tor ststs ea1es:
united sntea IaIs6ai 1or iSe soaihe!n Ststrict of
Illinois, received his commission yestssday, and
entered upon the dnlies OF h!s onsco thla
morning.
, 1866-08-06
Claim Agents Who arc not Kccogulzcd
ut the Department.

NEw. YonK. August THE 1fibuns gives tho
following list OF names Of Claim Agents who ara
pEeaei.sA tte1 doing ba.!ness i o. Second a.
xhie!, may be of intesest to soldiers who are en-
tucd 10 the additional bounty:
HHega : Palmer. Washington Court uouae,
3h,e R"ss s,t PffSstoR TsihnEtoq; ss n1 p
s,i;ss;ss E;syE$sass es3sy };ss1;;ss Ess1sss.
Aifted, Nc: Eads 4 Hasiland.. Davenport :;
Teotc 4 5sn,e;, 1gaeessarsh; ); Y; fi;h:
7: G, M, Iaa!ssagEol,s, e I'd; ": Y. 1eEeFsoll.
jey, New IoTk CIty; 3; Z. Aoere, ciEslesiIle,
" cA5sTy, Shis.ge; 5ohe Saglest Wa:s'aEFr +
sm,ih, Lilly Dale: md; Van Bandit i Armstrong.
Hannibal, No: John Voorhees,, Monroe, Mich;
D.. Wctmo,c, St, Louis.
1la;s e The agents prohibited nom do.
WsshIngtog: F. v, Fisher S Co. latgce, Teal
1 Co. y. Werth Eton, Wogna 8 CO.; Casper
s1fi}tssn, Ne. xo;s c,sy +: =: sS!iH, Lny
Rrtnec, IoaIs G; Camp, springfield, ". Georse
F, 1cnion, Warrington, y. C.; John D. Leonard,
RQchen1er. n. Y.