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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19

CONGRESS THE ARK OF SAFETY,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19

Dangers Besetting the Republic
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24

Ne,. u. lses--lt =
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
LOWEST RATES ltsa,ss + as.z..

aa,s p s. or THE,ss ,Si SoS ersis
.ss ssas isoBEsT COMPANIES
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24

y Is OFFICERS: -
GEO. p. THOMAS, President
Bo6Rp OF DfhEo roHs:
HspIfton Easter, of Hamilton Easter& Co,
.7ien q. Chapman, of Kirkland, Chase
Go.
G,o. p. Thomas, Of Helm, Nicodsrnus d
20. 4 5Us lo ETs.sg ~ afiie
Hugh Sisson, S,e9m Marble Works. y. -..s
Hiram Woods, .jr. Of Dougberty, Woods&
20.
Geo. n. Miller, of coGroih, Miller q a
%. NN 4.tN ~ @ base aQl yTIs
Thomas cassofd. Of GilbsFt- CassarG
Son. ~ si-.e.. .. tt-.
Wihmm Devriss, Of VIM Deyries & Co.
Charles Webb, Of Thn'nas 4 CO.
~ JOHN w DAVIS. Ssc'yI
J. w. HANK, M. D. Medical Examiner.
CuRrs. JonssoH, M. d. Consulting Phym
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
INS0LlEI'T N0TICB.
Petition for IN tbs Circuit Court
/ insolvency. for 81 Mays coaDty.

lttAAlNu wv L w W Nf'f'ahtN Nffttfsh
Insolgency. for 81 Mays eoa0sy
FaY siriue 0l authority yest@l in me. as
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court fpr Saint Ma
rys county. II X hereby ordered that Geo. I.
Ckapclicr, 40 lns3lvenl Petitioner, be and ap-
pear before the said court 90 tte third Mondsy
ot November next, 4, answer s1oh inserToea-
toricaor allegations as his creditors. eutior-
sefs, or securities may alhge OF propose
against him, aud that said lnsolFant cause a
copy of tbg notice p ~ epublislei IN the
saiut Mary's GAzErrE, once 4 woek for three
months. previous 10 said third Monday Of
November next.
JNo. "A. cAMALIER, OK.
True eopy-2fcst 4
jNo. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
March 20, is6G--aln.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
THE .yEgRrL.a.vDf
Life Insurance Company
has BALTIMORE zs1se4 i.A

POLICY HOLDERS PARTICIPATES IN
THE PROFIT6H1 ss' 10 an
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24

TTgaE, CHARTER of this company requires
Il a deposit Of moi Less than 100000 with the
Treasurer Of the State as guarantee Of good
faith with poIicy-hoIders.
This company Ia prepared to issue ordinary
lifepolicies, policies for a term Of years,
and ten years non-forfeiture life poll
cies,
Also, Policies Of Endowment, 8nHuity
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
Established IL 1852.
MCpHERSoN6 PERCUSSION

MCpHERSONs &, PERCUSSION.
81 Pa. Avenue, corner lst st., East Capitol
Hill. Washington, ID. G.. aF ~
Dealers in DRUGS. .lHEDLCLYE.S and
CHEAICALS: F.3.YC Y and 7'OfIET.4R.
T7OLESs SURGEONS, BA7yikAt9 apd
C,ARRLaGE SPONGE; HAIR, Mn an
TO0TH BR USIfFs COMBS BAN
nun; LBBLN'.S eEXT'RAQTS; PM
Lows NIGHT BIO O.gLN'Es ('lsI1Is Us.
COLOGNE; POJLaDE.s; f.ffR on,
&C.. &C., &c. Ai ea
Dayidsou's Syrups (the best IN uss J; Es5
sex Eye and Ear Syringe and nouche Hard
Rubber, Glass and Metal Sytinges; Geni6ue
CASTLE Soap, Glycetine, Honey and other
Toilet Soaps, Sc.
FarmtR, Physicians and Country MrF-
cianls wAl ind orr stock 81 Medicihes com.
plete. and " the bsst quality,
Prescriptions compounded with care. and
orders filed With despatch. gMf
March i5, Ise6-&si.6 0f.l
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
s,WANTED.v

/ A Stualiop as Teacher in Private School
"A or Family, by gentleman Qtxperience,
Terms moderate. Inquire Of the Edto-.'
Feb. ISL. l566-tl. %" So s7A
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
LUMBER.

WE are prepared 10 iptrish lumter to
w s,slef, ;l!,-lsgesesl :. p,.es sex landing,
on the Potomac. Al Tie following prices -
rlfnA, clit~nut. Red Ok aud paplAfa..t.um
- at from $40 10 s22.b0 per tilous d, ae-
bordIng 20 quantity taken.
Chcsuut im Tie ta,st hpilng timber and most
mliiahlp for fencing aud wharta.
Addrtss, "Aontrnss, WcammeIand r,l.. Va
r l.. WIlAaTON s. co.
Mnrrh B. lrNA---i3fll.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
"FLOUR OF BONE.D

WE viii give a mos-ey guarantee Of The
w ptrity Of this article. Ii Ii pure M
steamed, ,p,b,a4u bone, reduced ID The fineaess
of Ro,m, which adds 100 l,erct taits yalup.
It Is aaq'pck and aetiee, as acid dsssolecd bone.
hence IFS value il vastly greater, because Il
contains ueither aeid ner water, which neces-
sarily add weight. and geduce tho quantity of
valuable elements we recommend $50 lbs.
to be used in place d 500 lbs. super Phos.
phate or dissolved bone.
= ag Z pOHNS. REESE q CO.
GEEER4L AGENTs Fog THE SougH,
~ S0uih Street, Baltimore.
March Is, l8G6z-Sm,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
Ig0IVEE'F lNHTIgE.
Petition for q In the eiecuit Cewt
Insolvency for st. Mary's County.

III m ~- RI
RY virtrrc of authority vested ID me as
- Clerk of the Circuit C0nrt for ST Ma
ry's county. II is.hercSy oFshtea that Wiz
liam T. Lathron, Insolrent Petitioner be
and appear betore The said Court On the Third
Monday Of june next, to answer snch inter-
rogatories OF allegations a. bis crelitprs. en-
dorsers or securities may afege or propose
against him and that said Ihsolvent canse a
copy Of this notice to be published in the St.
Mary's GAZETTE once a week for three
months, previous 10 said third Monday Of
june next. # ssns
JNO, a., CAVALIER, CIk.
True eopy--Test:
JN0. A. CAVALIER, elk.
March IL. Is6e-r-am. III k(f% t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

.NOTTCB TO CREDITORS.
NoTlCEishereby gwen thai'he subscribers
~ have obtained from The Orphans Court 81
Saint Mnry's county, IN Maryland, letters u
administration on the personal estate of John
Il Ciocker late Of said county, deceased -
All persons having claims against the said de-
eensed, are hereby warned 60 exhibit The same
with the proper vouehss thereof, TO the aubscri-
beis, on OF before the 18th day of Oct, 1866
otherW ise they may be excudedby Law from all
benefit Of The said estate Given udder our
hands this I2lli dny of Apfil, 1866 E@
MARY a O CLOCkER, Z
w II IAMAKTT,
Admugistfttors w A
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
BOARDTNG.

NRS. J c. MlIBuRN. formerly OF 81.
lVH MaTy's. has taken the house No. ~,
Hanover 81, Bait, beiyeeU Bsliimore Stand
Lombard, aud u prepared 10 receive pefma-
rEonl aid transient boardrra.
Dee. Tth, 1s65--tf.
Ega1kg faa1z Il EGI 1R
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-24
t0n silEhifr.

The friendsof r. r. TAYLOR offer him as
a suitable canIiAats for Sheriff at the next en-
suing election, asnd ask for HIN the support
Of lis iriendsan3 fellows scAizcas Of thc -Cenns
~. ~ '' -
srtf III al ~
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TRIAL or IRA MUM FOR MURDER, At
NEUdRK

CONCLUSION OF THE CAsE-vERDIcT OF GUILTY.
On Saturday morning Gen. Runyon continued his
address 20 jury In the prisoners defense closing with the
words. Twill leave this case far concerned
in vour keeping satisfied that your verdict win Justice and
charge which he indicted but win hasten TO gladden. the
.d heart OF his mothethnt mother Who Is watching the
gres o. the '' WIFE mat winch only h''n'' %"
The audience deeply anectedthe mother Of Mum
bIbiting much emotion
CHANCELLOR Williamson addressed the jury the de-
PENDANT He opened appeal 10 the Jury vndcate the
law but render verdict sustained by tho evidence lie
and serward referred TO the good standing
Ira Mum heretofore occupied In tho eyes OF the commit
niiy lie said when In sorrow right tOde
mapd The sympathy Of his fellow Ira Mum In his
affection asks the mercy OF bis and you gentlemen
Of The Jury should he his shield and anchor protecting hin
f,om The harsh Judgment OF tho law. The lawyers would
nead-he would do his duty 10 his clientthe Judge would
chsrge the Jury but after ALL the matter rested In heuy
banda They nigh, err ss human beings viii but ney we ne
In Inc community and he had borne bonorec name lie was
moi Indifferent 10 these trying hours who tell Of his agonx
inc moments his hord nightand dresmst An said the
cbanceIlor II tell gentlemen the heart knoweh It's own
bitterness Mr. Williamson concluded his address IN an sl9
nent nvpes jury do right and to justice awarded
o'clock m. Cortland Parker ESQ., then opened the sum
ming up Tor he state the audience observing me Utmost
sisnce He sted that be had known Ira Mum Tor CON
sder.ble length OF time and had known him h'0Iapy oul
,b.t ne only made II the necessary for him to 90 ms guy
as minister OF tho law without fear or nvoi he su vps
nced through love OF money long cherished haea Dut
he law does hold those guilty He referred 70 me
Of DR. Webster In Boston and John T. Colt IN
both of whom sentenced TO death. -, ., ao.
Parker then proceeeed to define the grades OF muue
serward reviewing the testimony Of the several IN an
abe Hues then charged the jury saying that murder was
,h hShe crime next TO treason He also dehned various
points o., rs,ired AZ "A clock and IN about twenty minutes
cned With the verdict OF murder In the second degree
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MICHIGAN
TIN TOUR or GSN. BUTLsa--FIg GBSBeAL 10 sPAAs
IN NBw.Y0gX CITY
OF gKLKaSlPn 10 FHs yRizUrH


rHK tour OF GSN. BUTLss-TaR GESBcAL 10 spAAx
~ NBw.Y07X CITY
gSLKakAPn 10 raIsUsH
DETROIT Oct % Gen. Butler loft Chicago yesterday
morning escorted in special by large COMMITTEES
froIxthis city His trip over tho Michigan Contra Rail
road was triumphs journey No such spontaneous and
general bonos have ever bsoro besn paid 70 any citizen
not IN official station. Al every depo. there wore large
crowds collected notwithstanding tAs Dcemoncy OF tho
weather.
Cen Butler made brief speeches at Niles, Kalamazoo
Battle Creek Marshall, Albion, jackson, Ann Arbor ana
HpsaGti. At Ann Arbor all the students OF the stats
University ooDgegated a. the depot, and enthus
asticslly oheered tbs General at Marshall thera was
banner Inscribed III you had been there Doste had not
men cheered and the ladies gavs boquss Gen. Butlo
speeches all in support Of Congress and in favor Of
impartial loyal suffrage
Al night be spoke al the Milwaukee Depot to large
audience in spite Of the RAIN which poured through the
roof all the time. EKCongrossmsn Howard introduced
the speaker Gen. Butler spoke two hours aud was fro
queDtly cheeed He is the guest of Senator Chsnd
Ter II is understood that Gen. Butler will repeat and
elaborate hisimpeachment speech 10 Now York and make
legal argument in favor Of impartial suffrage at SONS
other point before returning home Gen Butler will re-
main at Niagara Tuesday and speak at Albany on
Wednesday. and at New-York on Thursday and Friday
The best informed politicians in the state are now conn
dent that the Republicans will carry every distinct Ihe
fifth, concerning which there some doubt, IS row
sure defeat except by sud is possible Even there
the people eveywhec far ahead OF the party cieed
RadicaisIn is daily becoming-more radical
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LOCAL POLITICS.
RIaHrH CONGRESS DISTRICT.

BIGHTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
LcGrand B Cannon the Union candidate for Congress
in the Eighth district not only served through The war;
but whom the letters Of the Union prisoners were detained
Norfolk because the Rebel postage not paid he for
warded them s-paying $500 postage.
DEMOCRATIC UNION AssocIATIoSs NOMINATIONS PoR
SURROGATE AND REGISTER.
A meeting OF the Democratic Onion General Com
nttee held at No "a Cooper Institute SATURDAY
pointed present tho Of candidates for The Offices Of
Surrogate and Register 10 place Of Robert Holmes and
appointment Judge Connolly chairman After few
marks by the chairman Mr. Nelson J; Waterbury and Mr
eyncng disposition 70 break up tie corrupt TammaDy ring
the names of John SedgWick or Recorder and smith r.
tlemen were nominated by Gceamaton. -,
Ely h who had been nominated by the equalization for the
NEv.YOHk Oct a. 1906.
mating me- a. csSds. ~ the 70 the s Of Supervise
desire ole, you ny sincere lhst Your Of my
te.i would deem both duty and privilege TO .ee.P he noI
e would continue endure The Of ius in u,
ssIs ifi S %1 s9n S. si
Nc o. % sS1 The Ss IS bs ~ s
from my cob the Board Of supervisor, CONTINUES. 70 emit
s's@ ' sSs" & s
sssa: ssaai -. r.s ;f:. !s.
6nd Jury bot oT Is. Unexpected .rmns0s Of
n 1 Is. n ss s An s Il Ss a. moi e:n
public political Importance With many your sII,
confidence hearty sypsthy with
yog tight against enes eoTUpu0D Te~'n yours very truly
EIAderman Walsh then moved that Mr. Ely be continued
candidate for Supervisor Notwithstanding his letter aud
that his tickets BE- printed with those Of the county candidates
which adopted
ErRecorde Smith then appeared before the Convention and
accepted denomination for Surrogate after which the Conven
| ton adjourned
MASS MEETING IN THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
1RICT.
mass meeting will be held al the Fifth Ward
Hotel on Tuesday evening 3h ast TO rsiy tbs nomination
81 Hoaes Greeley Tor Congress ~ the tcuth V,io' Gen
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l1oliiiral Notifes.

first Assembly District Union Republican Assecia-
tion-fyrry member particularly reQsesd 10 be present the
meeting Tls Monday EVENING Oct 90 1866 tho Nnh Ward
Hotel at O'clock GEORGE L. EHLE, and others VIII BE-
ps,,a and address meeting JOSHUA o. AbbE President
Joan wv HAAS s.cre,srie.
Nineteenth Assembly DisfrictA special meeting Of the
Unon Republican Association Of this District will b he'd at the
Of sixty tDd niosa"sy on
MONDAY ssth inst, al tel attendants s ds'isee
CHARLES GRlER, President,
WV HoLpHs, Secretary.
Ij.ion aevubiican Executive Committee A spesisl
rnsetnx OF s Committee will De hsd a. hsseq1sers
Argus Hall Broadway on MONDAY EVbSINo Oct ~
al o'clock The punctus attendance a. every mein9.r ss,nesy
requested " " ch.,,.n
WILLIAM DHuxnosp
IJniou County aad Judiciary ConvenrenIThe delegates
IA this 20 attend meeting 10 Dc ned ~ e
rooms corner aud Twenty thud on ~ SDAf
EVENING, Oct 30, at u O'Clock. T. g. LAWSON ChshHsz
caAsLn H. Hrsr Secretaries
Foatsu ard Wooeford Campaian Club SIXTH Assem-
ally DISTINCT THIRTEEN1H wARD-A public meeting Of
The be held al their corner o. Grand aud Gin
ton..ts THIS IMendayl EVENING Oct 20 1855 ociscs
Good .p..ias and expected H. ELLIOT President
g. 4. CaApWtox. S3cssay.
tynisn, veiersss, aea reepiss Ns.iinstier,
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL uisThttt'
risvsnth All Ssvsnieesth Wsraa
oxosers iT"'sts 'SS~Ssxxss.
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NEW ORLEANS.

oks. SHERIDAN VISITING BATON RoUGE-GEs. oRTEoA
SEEKING AN IsTBRvIEw-REBEL SUBTRACTION
WITH JoHMoys POLICY.
NJ rlLrORlPn TO TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-The following special dispatch
has lust been received at this Bureau, from the The
TRIBUNE Bureau in New-Oheans;
NEW ORLEANS Oct 2s.Gen Sheridan paid Tying visit to
e Arsenal n Baton Rouge and returned this city last
night Gen Ortega Of Mexican Army called the Gen
erals headquarters yesterday but unable him in
consequence Of his absence at Baton Rouge II is doubtful II
Gen sheridan viii permit him TO enter Mexico through
The new policy the Administration meets with the hearty
upport Of The Rebel element and they claim that the time
no, far distant when with the country engaged In foreign
war they will gain their independence under French and En-
glisb proectoiufe
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DIED.

ALOEH-Ai S,wsts on Saturday Os, 2. rhsn', G. Nssa
Inc 5ray, '1S S . no. i ors M oT hi, ate Tesiarnce No
o. Bsle,ilsaVe, NswsIk n. }.
BIGoAM-on Saturday morning Del, a. william of the late
The relatives and isnd. d the family are invited to attend b.
residencs Of his mother, No Js West ThiriJseeoudst
BLEECKERon Sunday morning in the oh ohr s, Sarah
Bshe wife Of AnheDy L. Beeeksr and daughter Of Anthony j.
,ision
BRUHDIoE-on sand.y evening 2s Josephine nn daughter
Of Rafa. N and JuIs T. Brundiss aged u months.
Notice Ct funeral hereafter
CooLEYon Sunday. tho tah inst, Henry A. Cooley aged 81
TIE relatives and friend. Of the fsmy aviiss to attend The
funeral Tuesday al O'Clock from his late redsnee No 1854
Ea Twenty ssvsnhsI The remains VIII DO taken to oreene
County for interment
HxoS& SsS S <. AZ . sf o =;
The friend. q The family are e'Pesay Invited 70 ssnS s
Trsis lss,es FOO, Of Bsrclsy''., n. Y, at il;9oGm
Boston papers please copy.
LANDsDOwN Saturday Oct a. after short Illness James T.
Land'dewn, a the tl., year Of hi. age -, NJ ,u
o. DO are Ir.Psctaly invited to attend His fSnsrsl
spring, Prebysan Church. Vsrek', on Tuesday S0sh
MyoATr-on Friday the ssth Inst, jared p X Mys,tt aged
Tue fon.ul services will be held Dutch Reformed chQIsh
q FoSI,h add Lsl.y.S p.es at Se1n T r..se
invited to attend without further notice
PABuRA, Harlem Saturday Oct a. Elizabeth Meas, Dewey
beloved wife Of William T. Paoor aged Syes n'n'h 'n"
NV "In.u,i.ts archer. would no, suace,,
The alive, and friends Of the family respectfully Invited 70
attend AZ. be held IN the Church
on Tuesdsy 90 at O'Clock The remains VA De taken
70 Southport, Conn, FOR ntermsni.
RosEKRANs-At POushleeps s,ard.y Oct a. Sarah A.
ridow OF James Rosskrsns formerly Of this city
Fnpxa place this day (Monday ST O'CLOCK y % nom
h.r late residence, No. 40 MaIke-st., Poughieepse
sUDDEN-on Sunday evening, Oct es Henrietta wife Of BENZ
suEden. sgsd 70 years and 10 months ,,-,.-,.-.
land the funeral from her late esdenee No. "a ffihs Oh
Wednesday morning Oct d. II OcOei without farthe invita-
ton.
WEEKs-On Saturday Oct a. eonsson Of the lunss Anna NJ
only child Of William Henry and Ella "'A sed months ana
days -, e. .-.--. -
The rnsip. will be taken Wilmington DEL for ntsfmer' on
Tuesday. Oct 10
wLsoNon Sunday the ash inst, Jane Wilson wife Of samuel
Wilson, sged So yearL $500.
residence No ls1 fs,t
cor Jsf-rson Tuesdsy the 3oh inst a. "a O'CLOCK
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

GOV. ORR or SOUTH CAROLINA USEoUIvocALLY
OPPOSED TO 1T.
TEIx0RAPH TRIBUNE
COLUMBIA, Oct. N.-Cov. Orr authorizes The South
CaroHap say he is utterly and uneqryocaly opposed
10 the Constitutional amendment and will not recommend
its adoption by the Legislature
GEN. GRANT IN Favor OF THB AMENDMENT.
The Hon John L. Thomas, Representative in Congress
from the lid Maryland District and q candidate for
election had recent conversation with Gen. Grant, in
New-York, in which the latter explicitly and voluntarily
ground in favor Of the Constitutional amendment
and declared would be fatal to the South if they refused
TO adopt H. In all the speeches Of Mr. Thomas he gives
the particulars OF this conversation in which the General
gave him this unqualified assurance.
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81 iRRIEH.

pRNDfORD-DExTER--N s.. Peter, Church A5.y. by sss
Pey Wn Ti,ors Ta1g.ay Oct ., Nthsm H. bthpsd 0,
% D. H,ye,. daughter oil Oeorsc Detef va d
Abby -
ANCP OI.ER-N fienfinsor r. Y, TuF,d'y, Oct %
by A. 4 Cref assisted Rev r.. Faac, FREDERICK H.
C,nant % May 5. Cfofirf all 81 Hnu,nsion.
RAyFORp-CRAW ORD-in Hoesinton, Northampton. 90
Tlsd,y the Rev J. /. Tonson Mr. william JrsN
f,.d Chester isuy.hre. to Ns ElEs H. Cra"fo.d %
Bfo,kiyn Nsrfork. No cards.
SLOrE-BOYD-Oa TursdsJ Oct Is BY the Rev Tton, Armi
hs Aougo Sote Maggie A. causher OF John BOYD
VOORHEES, HAAiiL1ON-A, DRYDEN ~ y on Wedaeiiay tho
2ph inst residence tho brides father Ehs Abrhi
by the A. McDou s. Mf Luthe G. Noortei 10 Mo- Elizabeth
H. Iamiton. both Of Flashing. Long lslsnd.
VHEFLER-TOWNSEN D-in ST. Peters Church. k,g,n Fal,
o. Wise-l,y evening" 2ith inst by the Rev o. F. satsey
Edmund Wheeler NrwNofk 20 Jennv H. Daughter Of ID j..
Tow aselj ssl, ofSi'grra fshs
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TENNESSEE.
JOHNSON STATE CONVENTION.

JOHNSON STATE CONVENTION.
n TsLEGRAPB TkTBusB.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2.-The State Convention net to-
day There enthusiasm. There were not over 100
persons present Edmund Cooper presided Resolutions
we're adopted indorsng the Philadelphia platform aud
the policy OF President Johnson urging the Conservatives
perfect their organizations pedgng resolutions to the
Constitutional Amendment, stigmstzing the ratification
by this Tennessee Legislature as null and void and appeal
20 that body not 70 pass laws obnoxious 10 the major
ity of the people Of the State.
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Terms or THE TRfBUf
DAILY TRIBUNE.
rrnir III. Hall wa. NOT Told Ne.
30 rrr ennurl g. for ak months
hEMI.EEKLY TRIBUNE.

Nr a Cfowsu o. Harrisburg Pa in letter .igi,z a.
eg,ssco D. t selection Of sewing Ichine s
caldis cxccrsn<y PreJudiccd asn.s al 's7.ta
learned a, makes the fssf ooP.'ch
d,nfel BY bot 10 examine tiff possible With %
r5sftri uinl called Office hrs Of all sad When little
stej lat other oece 10 studied snd .isnst abuse
there concluded that weat buy uone
~ o. 0cs aud selected ons of which
you he Bet Of al ~ Vs have sabieet s
fully pesiaded tus u u
.d other wasl ironing. or sc,aa west sv- aHeidy
rhuened three II eads 10 purchase tho Nhecr nho De-
believe fc g>ry bssf gu JdHHg sag i, ~
IA - iistabs oOnvefsaenn fs,'
e,n ssr-siy be heard vile the rapid
Trsg hair "a sp ne 1srii' 81 gssT ron Hs
-rrA II fr-rflf+~rf
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
rEnPTs TO WORRY GBS. L0GAS-C0PPRRHSAl
pp.rns nIgCovRRRD,

ATTEMPTS TO WORRY GBs. LoaAS-CoPPBRHhAD
FRAUDS DISCOVERED.
urKLseHAsH TRiBush
CHICAGO, Oct g7.-The Rebels at The southern e1trem
ity Of theState are st endeavonag worry Gen Logan
concerning his Democratic antecedents but they only
succeed in keeping up great bowling.
The Copperhead Board of Registry at Springfield have
been caught in an attempt of mOnstrous frauds. Maj
Gen John NJ Palmer spoke at Springfield last night and
Will speak at Cairo MONDAY night The Daily R.prb
Noan OF this city figures up propabe majority o. 2OOV
for Gen Raum the Union candidate for Congress Iii tho
Cairo district over the notorious Josh Allen Hon. f. H.
WashbUrnos health is such that he will he unable TO take
any part in the He will DO returned by 1900
majority. Grpnd Union rally came Oh in Tie Court
Ho.se square Tonight
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MISSOURI.

yHR REGISTRY LAw-THE CANVASS OF TIE STATE
81 vsLEesASn Tss rRBuSs
81. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE Registration appeal closed
yesterday In g. Louis About 800 Rebels were registered
among whom many VIGOROUSLY prominent ones, IN
ending Sterling Press Exchange Commissioner and
nasy arrested foF dsoyaty and convicted thereof BY NIL
fssT Missions. There shocking failure Oh tho
or o. ,iLses % eVs tsglpo.s SAD many ccissSscns
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Rebels thus made Che interior counties, Gen
By the Conservatives of the existence Of Illegal military
organization in Lewis County MAYOR Kelly of the Regu-
lar Army. is In Lewis County investigating tho mat
only military organization IL under tho Missouri martial
law act
Tho Coppcrhesds have imported ". Clay Dean from
lowe Our Radical COngr essuen, With senator Henoef
son are mixing az efficient canYa33 81 MiIiO1l,
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WISCONSIN.

POSTMASTER RANDALL AsPImsG TO rHg s8SATE-
THE CANVASS.
ST TTLE8RlPH 10 TBs rRiBrSs
CHICAGO Oct. T.--pOstmister-Genersl Randall II sad
have secured at length the large fund promised him to
effect his election 70 Mr HoWes seat in the Senate and
about to begin discussing it. All tho wealth Of NegYors
City could not accomplish Mr. RaniaiHs wish Speaker
COfaK end Senator Howe making magnificent tour
togcihes. They had grea; meeting a. AshS9sh last
night.
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PACIFIC COAST.
sI fHLsssArs 70 .

NJ rHLsgsArH 10 rHr rttsrhn
SAs FRANCISCO, Oct. T.-The steamer Active.
from victoria has arrived bringing 81 600 In trss.as Coz
Reanedy and family smong the pssssngs Tho Wheat
tusrket L sotivr and proes unchanged &nng stock. arc
atl aacIasiisg; SasAge esj Crown ront u, oo; Hsas
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QUEENS COUNTY.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE DECLINES.
Gen Horace C. Lee Of Springfield, Mass, has declined
the Democratic nomination for Northumberland on
the ground that he does not desire 10 mnge politics