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tine JOHNSON NATIONAL uNIum CONVENTION ATmoAHApols.

Small Attendance Of Deaegates-Chree Con-
gressfonal Districts Not Represcnted-Only
Those Who supported lincoln and johnson
In 1854 Admit ed-The Prcsidenf's Policy Of
Recoussruction Endorsed in n Series Of Reso-
lutions-Dcleuntes tOthe Philadelphia Com
ventisn Appointed, &e.
INDIASAroLrs July 10, 1855
The johnson National Union Conversion Of this city
to-day was very thinly attended the setual number OF
delegates not exceeding hundred and twenty fve
Thrco Congressional districts unror None
OF the speakers invited from abroad present. only
those who supported Lincoln and johnson 1854 and
support she johnson restoration policy allowed
TO Participate General Sol. Meredith presided Dele
gates the philadelphia Convention were appointed
series Of rcsoiutsons were adopted.
Tho rt expresses the Union Of the
under thu constitution denies The right OF secession
hods AZ u and void all states % ssae e.
the general government 10 exclude State from the Union or
The second declares confidence In Pre.den. johnson
dished the general policy Of his administration
endorses bis rssoraon policy wise patriotic constitu-
Of the people the suppression Of The rebellion with the
which he elected, and with the declared
policy OF the late President
The third under right prescrbes the quas
tena OF electors reserved 70 States and would De subvc
ye Of he principes Of our sovernmsr, for Consssa 70
psation to he Wishes Of tse citizens shsreof
The foh that al States are entitled ey the cousttuo.
HOUSE iudsIns she aisnScs.ons Of iss members:
CARED aid treason REBELLION shsuld DO pad
D. TIE soldiers and sailors ana the fsmes of facs
should be cared for BY the and the
The seventh that delegates 10 tho Phadephs Convenss
expected TO cooperate only with loyal Union nies
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MORE oF TINE Boeus JERSEY SANK.
Tive Additional Compiaints--Anethcr Ar
rest. &c.

Tive Additional Compiaints--A Another Ar
rest, &c.
Geo Fritz doing business ct rs Maiden lane appeared
before Justice Dodge At the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday morning, and preferred . complaint Agatha.
a. ". Chadwick, Vice President OF the North River
Bsth OF Hoboken In which be sets forth that ne is
attorney part Of Hsran Partridge; that about the lat
,er part Of May last stranger called him for che rur
pose ofpurchssing some gold watches Of the value Of
n 600 aud In payment for the rendered hi Of
erchange or draft for 81 600 payable siry days Alter
sht signed r. williams, made payable 81 tbs above
rank or at the once OF said CHADWICK nj No o. Wall
street and certified 10 by the said Chsdw.ck May ~
1890 He took the said draft 10 the ote Of Chadwick
who stated that 10 'aii right and would b. paid az
sne hank al maturity From the statement made By the
sa,d CbadveE he induced 70 scctpt the draft and
delivered the watches TO tbe stranger he has since
learned that the drxn IL worthless AID is fa,e
soken.
chadwick whoJs temporarily onntted al the Jensr.
son Karket prison, brought up and In answer 70
,ne charge, pssdsd not guilty stating q the same
|, me ia, shs Court bad jurisdlcton in the nstser
Judge Dodge required Chaawick 70 bna 900 sadnons
.Dt - -, - -.
,. te'cyc sus CO uss1. ard fsisu bat bs Lad Veep
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THE AnTl-ReNT REBELLION.

Everything Qniet Yesterday-Thc NIillraryIO
-, Move Forward To-Day, &c.
ALBANY, July 10, 1856.
Everything has been quiet at tho scat Of war to-day
No forward movement was made OWING to the unex-
peced detention of Colonel Church In this city The
troops are under strict discipline and the most rigid
orders against interfering with OF trespassing pri
vate property have been Issued. Guards arc posted aS
different points, and suspicious characters challenged
and examined Large numbers Of men we're lettering
about tho encampment this afternoon but they were
quiet and orderly The persons arrested yesterday
all admitted to ball appear before the next Grand
Jury A forward movement will be made tomorrow,
and certain quarters apPrehensons OF resistance are
axnresaed.
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Grand Mmmn Ma.ch-Empsre Of New xerl
NEWS FROM GALVESTON.
Terrible Hurricane az Insiianola-Dsma "a
shipping, &c.

Terrible Hurricane as Indianola- Damage 10
shipping. &c.
GALVESTON, TcxaS July II, 1895
I-,c accounts say that the Potomac s ashore
I've miles below here Mr. Hunt, underwater has pro.
cured the assistance Of the cutter Delaware, and
viii 10 70 her relief
The steamer Harlan brings accounts Of terrible three
days sale At Indanola beginning the 18th and snd
ias In terrible hurricane the 18th inst -Four vss-
not vestige left.
The schooner Veto Ave thousand barrels capacity was
driven through the wharf and lies high and dry ashore
The steamer Potomac, which was anchored outside the
bar has disappeared Il supposed that she foundered
a. her anchorage, and that ali who were on board In
charge Of her are lost Hcr passengers had previously
been landed
The freight Of the steamer Harlan wss washed from
the wharf.
NO such storm has occurred on This co,s, within the
memory Of the oldest ishabtant
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Died.

Ov1SGroS. On Thursday evening July 10, CATHERINE
{. OvgGroy, widow of James 0vngton, aged 81 years.
month and day.
The relatives ana friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the fuAorei Sunday afternoon,
O'Clock from late residence, lie MacdOpgh
street, without further notice.
STsrzvEpE--0n "Wednesday, July Is, RACHEL SrErs-
vIEnE GormeTy'Colard) aged rs years, months and
days.
The relatives and friends or the family, and those Of
her cons, Jcrarr iah, George, James, William Richard
and stephen Co,ard respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral Sunday Afternoon, at two O'clock from
hor late residence, $50 Christopher street.
LfNr Other Deaths See Third Ea4el
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

Meeting Of the Democratic state Committee
Tse Call for the Philadelphia Convention
Exdorsed, &C. go.
The Massachusetts, Democratic state Committee held
a meeting at the Parker House today, at which
a resolution adopted recommending tho assembling
OF q convention OF all persons favorable TO
the policy Of the President upon the subject
OF the restoration of tho ates for the purpose Of
lcctng delegates large and delegates from the several
districts 20 the Philadelphia Convention.
II also voted by the committee that the call be so
worded embrace ali who desire tho nnon and rcsto
ration OF the states and the supremacy of the consu
t.zr
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kLIloNAl BANKS IN IhnllNA

isptssAroIIs July 10, lso6.
The Court Of Common Pleas for this county. Ia . case
made up bv the National Bankers Assoc lation Of In
diana decided yesterday that the stock Of national hanks
Of this State not liable 10 tar for State or municipal
purpo.cs under the present State laws not from apy
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STATEN ISLAND lNIELlleEScE.

SHORE IxyE RAnRoApThe latest fact in connection
with this proposed line Of railroad is that in addition to
the stock already subscribed effort is being madc 70
raise 500 upon per cent bonds It proposed
that the trains shall run every fifteen minutes line
with the shore from the Quarantine landing north and
SOUTH up to Fort Tompkins in one direction and 70
point opposite Elizabeth, n. j., in tine other
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Atlantic ve. Pec0ntc.

Atlantic vG. FecOnics
return match between these clubs was played yes
terday afternoon the Cspoline grounds, at Bedford
from the fact that the champion nine for this season
expected be present. and also account Of the
plucky stand made by the Peconics n the first match.
very sharp game anticipated. Tho eSpectant ones
however, were disappointed the Aantics were short
two men-Gavin and @. Smith-and the playing on the
part Of the Peconics very poor Wild throwing lazy
fielding and utter lack Of discipline and spirit
the main features OF the Peconcs play opposed TO sharp
neding and heavy hitting on the part Of the Atantics
The following is the score
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Union Va. Excelsior.

The nrst match between these clubs played yes
terday afternoon the Union grounds at Morrisana,
and resulted, after fine game in the Of the
Union Club The play Of the Exeelsiors not up TO
the mark eithor in the field at the bat, and
tho good pitching and catching Of Brainerd and Nor
ton alone saved their club from . bad defeat Tho
Union Club, with two slight exceptions, played
well and sharply throughout.
The following is the score
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ATLANTIC

Home runs-Chapman, d Start, l. Mcdonald, 2; Mills 4;
Crombie l.
Left bases-Chapmsn, Mills, Ferguson Ii Smith, q
Crombie l; Wright q Chapman, Il Hartman, 3; Davis.
Struck out-Zettlen, 1.
Passed bals-Kiers, Is; Stark, 2; WILCOX, I; Mills g.
Overpitch-Stark, !.
Out on the fy-Atlantic, 10; Peoonic. L.
Out on foul bounds-Atlantc, 8; Peconic O.
Out on bases-Atantic II; Peconic Il
Run out-Smith by Wilcox and Wright
Wild throws-Peconic, II; Atlantic,
Balls muffed-Peconic 2l Atlantic, 4.
Fly catches missed-PccCnic, z; Atlantic, q
Foul bounds missed-Peconic z; Atlantic 2
Scorers Messrs Mowiem and Brady. Umpire, Mr. Swan
dell Of the Eckford Club.
Time OF game, two hours and forty five minutes
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ST. LOUIS AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

81 LOUIS, July 19, 1850.
The schedule Of the premiums of the st. Louis Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Fair be held here in the first
week OF October has been published and ready for
distribution. The list Of premiums will amount TO
$23 600 and embrace every department Of agricultural
and mechanical labor and s open TO competition from
all parts Of the Union.
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FuRT or EEw YORK, JULY 70, 1866.
Cleared

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steamship Gen Barnes. Morton, savannAh-Livinsston
Steamship cumbria French Charaes,on-L4vingston
Steamship startsst redrick Wilmington. >Ec-Arthur
Steamship New York Psatt Aierandra-J Hand.
Steamship Neptune, BAker. Boscsn-Nspsaae Steamship
steamship Mary Sanford, clart. sos.on-wP Clyde.
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Bark xnonmc (itai Ia camrn&re, BoydcauI-siocovish
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Marine Disasters.
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THE BRANDRxrH FILLS
BRANDRErH's PILLS EXERT cuRABLE rNyLU-
upon svsy form of diseas rhus By their power n,
resisting purefscoo they Measles. smallpoI worms
and all Contagious rs-srs They penetrate the inmos,
Of body drive all maisnan. humors snd
with all this power for good ,hsy have none for evil rA@
quality they Of sezns hold and causing the e,pu
sion Of dspraved humor, which is possessed BY nOa4
other medicine than the BRANDRErH PILLS They ops-,
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by-the disease. ~ aanity they seine ,hess
hunors because their life that Of the surroundj
Ing parts and expcl them from body whatever organ d
affected wonderful Ps penetrate and removs
impurities. thus preventing the settling of humors rhe
most speedy afe and enectua cure for Rheumatism.
Dyspepsia Indigestion, Bilious and Liver compsln,i
Jaundee, saiownsss Of the Complexion Drowsue.. LAns
suor. Flasulsnce Headache Heartburn Impaired Appesi
Wind spasms Pimpies Blotehes Erupops Of the ssisl
Piles cos'ivensss and rresuar,y Of the Bowels Anrs<
male Complaints irresiarues ob.,ructIons the dis,re
ing headache prsvaien, with the .er depression Of p
dmness Of ssht yellow Fever and d
all kinds Fever and Axuc, Epepsy rs,Anus or Losljsw!
and Dropy Of the Chest and otherwise al cured ID
greatly relieved BY the use Of BRANpRErHs PILLS
IN SUDDEN rRosrRArrox
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AN ATTACK OF
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how important 70 have these Pulls hand which are co.
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waowed 81 oncs The serious danger win bs over before
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THE NATIONAL CANE.

Live Oaks Of Albany W. Columbia Of Chat
ham and Union or TIillsdale.
The Live Oaks Champion juniors Of Albany len Albany
At forty minutes past six ON the morning Of July u
Isss for Chatham to play two matches, one with
the Columbia Club of Chatham and the other with
the Union Club Of Hlsdale. The first match was
with the Columbia Club OF Chatham which resulted in
favor of the Live Oaks they beating their opponents
nine runs John Cadman Of Chatham was umpire OF the
game The following s the number OF innings played
and the runs made
Gibbs ia a. - ~. ~. 1ot9.
ip1e,ooa ,ye ooss. Is
In the match in the afternoon, at the same
plsee between the L., Oaks and the Union Club Of
Hisdae, nine innings played, and the following
number of made from which il will be seen that
the former came or yictorious:-
Cubs &. "a. "a "A "a Ga. "a 81. sl. Tosa,:
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induced through the representations made BY Chsdwck
10 accept draft Tor $500 from one Jacob browe "
westchester c0anty which he loaned $3.50 ana ooH
the balance ia payment for debt OF Brewer due mr
Ladd Brewer arrested and held 70 bail IN tne so
.f
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Gibbs la a. ST. ~ ia sA 7a sn. On rsa
6iss%pc.. 6psslsci ! : Z g 3 3
Umpire, Mr.. Hartley, Of the jefferson Club. Scorers.
Mcssrs Kelly and Carroll Time OF gae three hours and
thlrty.dve minutes.
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HAyll MJEllHfHCt.

Ponnxsp, Ne, July 10, lcee
The United ssstss f1es,e Macedonian and sun boat
saco, cf the Naval school Fleet arrived lsss night and
viii rrcbstly leave ihn evtpjps fs gn~fan
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LAKE oEAsJtA-gcva nm uaowwp.

The bark ,cquette vas wrecked on waufeean during
tie gaze % asi Tuesday night and four men drowned
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ARRIVAL us coin DUST At ST. LOUIS.

81. LovIe July ~ 100.
About $3.50 900 In gold dust arrived here from -.
Joseph yesterday In the hands Of passenger frou Mon.
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MIsCELLANEOus.

DIVORCE LEgALLy OBTAINED IN ANT STATE,
y.sisd q IiScoLS, xsscrssy and cesnssuor or q law
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Aldermen VS.. Councilmcn.

Yesterday afternoon exciting and spirited game OF
baseball between New York Councilman and Aldermen
was played the grounds OF the Mutual Club, located
in Hoboken Owing the atenc.s OF the hour Al which
the game was called, only sx innings were played,
sultng In victory for the Ccuncilmen by Of 81
to 90 Coroner wdey noted umpire and the OF
the game was kept by members OF the Mutual Club
Tie parties returned 10 New York late last night in
company With q vast assembage OF 0othamites who
deeply Interested In comparing the runs at baseball
with ths runs for Office Quito number OF the Council
manic players two hundred FOUNDERS, and their
movements In the game exoited much amusement
Knickerbocker, Jr., vs.. Excelsior, Jr.
These two junior clubs played very interesting match
yesterday, al the Park Owing 10 the lateness Of the
hour only innings were played the standing
at the end Of the scventh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
Excesors %. Mr. Brady, Of the Rose Hill Cloo, acted
umpire.
Coyfesvillc.
Tho game on Wednesday between these two clubs
resulted in favor Of the Ionic Club by Of 90 TO SO
In game OF nine innings
Grand MunHu Mafch-Empire Of New York
Eureka Of Newark.
The muffns Of these clubs played match at Hoooken
on Wednesday, which, for good feeling mufin nesdins
and nne sport could scarcely be exccllcd The Empire
''murs" were little too heavy on the bat for the New
arkcrs and the game coeed with OF 20 for the
Empire TO rs for their opponents AZ the close OF the
game the Errekas Hospitality entertained BY the
Empire and everything passed on very pleasantly
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son. N. j.
The Eagle Cub Of this city took trip TO Psserson
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of playing match
game with the Olympic Club Of that city The playing
in the early part Of the game very poor the Eagle
side, and that, together with bad ground with which
they were unacquanted, contributed their defeat.
Yaes at st base Reed catcher, and Shacr at
ire field played very we'll
The follows
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S "a ppm G NE w S.

ZOE VIEW yoKE-fRIs DAT.
- NOON SETS. .fmorn
~ n1cn WATER. eve ol
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Umpire, Mr.. Galloway, OF the Eureka Club OF
Scorers, Messrs Hopkins and Amer Time Of ga
hours ana forty minutes.
Fly catches-Excclsior 8, Union IL.
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Marine DIs.stcrs.

BAM CnrriAsa, at Barbados Isl insh lcst part of hef
demned
Sem rtoal-Lrs>c July 1.-The sehr riors. Capt Hud
cpr R.sh ~hs-~ SEE rs~.l-~< -s,l tee hr-ss
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INNINGS.

Cyuhs le I'd. 81 ~. o. en- Ia. co. GA 7ual
tass'sor'.:: taisa.....::. ) 7 3 3 8 ! ! 4 Z
UmIre. Mr. Galloway, Of the Eureka Cluh Of EcNzrk
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-23

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF OLE
"THAD. As you gaze at him for
the first time, you cannot fail to
notice his peculiarly CHASTITY look.
The pallor never leaves his large
squarish face; his dark eyes, set
far back in his head, are almost
hidden in the shade of heavy, shag-
gy eyebrows, and seldom indeed
are his firmly compressed lips re-
Taxed by smile. AS he stands
at his desk, his figure is large and
commanding; but when he moves
from his place along the aisles of
the House, the deformity of his
club-foot becomes painfully ap-
parent; his motions are ungainly
and sidelong, and, as he advances,
he catches with his hands at the
desks on either side for support
He is now in his seventy-ffth year,
and his health is extremely fee
BILE, though, from a casual glance,
he would not be thought older
than sixty, for he wears a large
brown wig, strangely in contrast
with the deep lines and burrows
which closer inspection reveals
upon his face.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-23

ache. blindness, 1oOthache. Earache, Ca
tarrh, AsthDaa Palpitation, Painful affection
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Fam an the Boaoels,
Colo, Paralysis, and arrangement of the Stom-
ach, all of which, when originating in this
cause put on the Intermittent tyre, or become
periodical. This "CURE" expels the poison
from the blood, and thus cures them all alike.
1t is not only the most effectual remedy ever
discovered for this class of complaints, but it
is the cheapest and moreover is perfectly SAFE
No harm can arise from its use, and the pa
tient when cured is left as healthy as if he
had never had the disease. Can this be said
of any other cure for Chills and Fever 1t
is true OF this, and its Importance to those sf-
flicted with the complaint cannot be over es-
timated. So sure is it to cure the Fever and
Ague, that it may be truthfully said to be a
certain remedy. One dealer complains that
it is rot good medicine to sell, because one
bottle cures whole neighborhood.
Prepared by j. c. AVER 6, Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by Dealers and Druggists eve
rywhere. In Fayetteville, by Diemaer e.
Miles and Smith 4. Blake. [aug12-2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-08-23

A singular case has come up in
the Chicago courts. A man OBJ
tanned divorce from his wife du.
ring her absence from the city on
the ground of habitual drunken
ness. When she returned he took
her to his house and continued to
live with her as his wife without
informing her what had transpired
during her absence, and a child is
about to be born to them. The
man has now discarded the woman
after informing her that he had
been divorced from her. She now
brings suit against him for the sup
port of the child which the law
denounces illegitimate. This is a
singular case and shows the loose
manner in which the divorce laws
are administered.
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WILL CoTToN BE HIGHER Next

WILL CoTToN BE HIGHER NEXT
FALL?-The New York correspon-
dent of the Atlanta Intelligencer
thus disposes of this question:
The late advance in the price
Of cotton and the great falling off
in cotton receipts at this port, be-
gin to engage attention. Three
months ago, the stock on hand at
this port was about 100000 bales,
and the receipts averaged 10000
bales per week. The stock has
since dwindled down to $4,000
bales and the weekly receipts
have fallen off to about 1000 bales.
The exports last week almost treb-
led the receipts. At this rate-it
will not be long before the whole
stock lately accumulated at New
York will be exhausted. The
price of all grades of cotton is high
er now than it was before the late
heavy decline in the Liverpool
market and the consequent panic
here. The indications are that
cotton will be higher next fall than
it is now, and, therefore, l think
the planter should be hopeful "a
Their than Respondent. All the
cotton they can raise this year will
command a high price, and net
them large profit, even though
the three cents per pound law
should be carried.