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Union Meeting.

Pursuant to a call Of the Central Com
mitiee, a Union meeting was held at Webb's
Hall, in Warren, on Saturday, June 9, 1866,
to appoint eight delegates to represent Trum-
bull County in the Union State Convention
TO be holden at Columbus, on June goth inst.
On motion, the meeting organized by ap-
pointing Gen. T. ]. McLain, of Warren,
President, and Lauren Coleman, ESQ, of
Greene, Secretary.
On motion Of VIM. Ritezel, a committee
of three, viz: VIM. Ritezel, J. G. Butler
and j. w. Pattengell, were appointed by
the chair, to report names for delegates to
represent Trumbull County, in the State
Convention.
On motion of Judge Spear, Hon. John
Hutchins, John NJ. Stull and Geo. W. Howe.
were appointed committee to report rcsolu
tons.
The cOmmitte on delegates reported the
following named persons: Geo. W. Howe,
W. o. Forrist, Buel Barnes, C. R. Hunt.
John Hutchins, Col. n. A. Barrett. John
NJ. Stull and c. A. Brigdon, for delegates.
and o.. L. Woleott, Isaac Holford. ]. G.
Butler, J. w. Pattengell, Edward Spear, R.
A. Baldwin, j. K. Wing and c. A. Har-
rington, a~lternates. Report adopted. Com
mittee 0 n resolutions reported the following +:
ReaoEUed, That we most emphaticaIly approve Of
the patriotic and manly course pursued by the
Union majority of the present Congress Of the
United States. in their earnest and successful eff
forts to keep out of power. and place in the Fed
eral Government, the Rebels of the South. whose
hands are yet reeking with the blood Of our muir
dered sons of the North.
ResOlOed, That we will sustain said majority
in Congress, in all proper efforts at Reconstruction
insisting at all that the power and control
of the rehabilitsted States shall be in the hands OF
loyal men.
ResOlced, That inasmuch as the South went out
Of the Government without just cause and in
haste, we consent that she have leisure whilst out,
70 repent and prepare to come back, with clean
hands and pure hearts. into full power and COM
munion with their loyal patriotic brethren of the
ResolUad. That the delegates appointed to-day,
be requested to govern themselves in the State
Convention IN accordance with the views express
ed in the foregoing resolutions.
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For the Chronicle;
Mr.. EDITOR "A communication in
your lastssissue.oYer signature of "a Sol
der, > says the Soldiers don't like my idea
of sending Gen. Garfield back to Con.
gress. Wonder if that Soldier ever smelled
Rebel gunpowder? Perhaps he did.
cannot but observe the civilian badges
about that article; its ear marks smell of
Warren more strongly than of Rowland.
We ask the Soldier to publish Garfeld's
speech against granting bohnties to Sol
diers Was it against the late Law on
that subject, for the passage of which he
labored early and late and voted SO free
~ and WHICH passed almost unanimously?
The Soldiers object TO Gen. Garfield be-
ing renominated for Congress, do they?
That is decidedly rich. Soldier ! you are
in error in this regard. We doubt if
there is a Soldier in the district, who
Youldnot give a Tiger over his reelection.
This j.. no doubt the fact. III.
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A

has a choice variety Of Goods. and sells them at
the very lowest figures that can be afforded. the
reader soon discovers that he has
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For the Chronicle.

H"-H .. tut Tx OuIOL1Clc.
Mr.. EDfToE.-My brief communication
of a fortnight since, has made quite a furry
among expectants. Ny friend 'sW'' buck
les on his armor most Valiently and with q
terrible flourish of trumpets and tin horns
moves on to the rescue, but M survives, and
our member as well, neither being quite an
INITIATED.
fW'S first reason why Garfield sheuld not
be returned again 10 Congressis hugely alarm
Ingl Only think, he says, what a time we
would have had, had more troops been cal
led for Why, my dear Nv, hoy often
nave l advised you never TO borrow trouble
Verify If wont pay. That old matter was
fully eanvassed at the time, 1t is obsolete,
passed into history, among other things that
were, and is of no account now. We live
among live issues and stirring times.
w finds fault with the Generals course
on the Loan Bill, chiefly because il clothed
the Secretary of the Treasury with i'm
e power. w does not tell Us how it
might have been avoided. The nation was
peculiarly situated. Itwas absolutely nee
essary TO invest some one with unwonted
power in order that the interests to be sub
served, by the said Bill, might be reached at
all. One of those objects was to prepare the
country for return to specie payment, aP OBJ
lecL even W hOu1 OfO " pIOu4DL6s Is III
duciye of public good. w seems the more
inclined to find fault because the Secretary,
since that time, has made a fool Of himself
by making a scramble speech, while under
the Influence of Johnson's whisky or sone-
thing worse. Let me suggest that it is not
m-agnanimous, Mr.. fW,' to hold the General
responsible for the shortcomings of Sec. Nc
Culloch, or any other man in these days Of
] changes.
When Garfield voted for the Loan Bill
McCulIoch was regarded as entirely trust
worthy and reliable, in the interests Of the
country with Congress, in opposition to the
visionary policy of the President, in regard
to the rehabilitation of the rebel States. It
does not become W or any other man, who
was begulled into the support of Andrew
Johnson to be very severe on Garfield for
trusting the Secretary. We must be forgiv-
ing in this regard. sl.af
Here, then, kind reader, are the reasons
urged, by the champion of the ring. why
Gen. Garfield should not be renominsted for
Congress? Most tame and impotent reasons
are they. Surely that member stands firm,
good and strong, ''keenly alive to the wants
and interests Of his constituency against
whom no weightier objections can be
brought. Certainly their heft is as chat in
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL AlOnzo ,Winans. of the State Of Pennsylva-
n ia, will take notice, that Eben Newton, Thomas
Kennel and Alexander Wallace, Administrator
on the Estate of Simeon Jennings, deceased, with
his last will annexed, on the llth day of June,
1866, filed their petition as such administrators
against said Winans, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbul County, Ohio, setting forth that
said Winans on the I'd day of May. 1861. entered
into a written agreement with said testator (then
in full life) for the purchase and sale of seven ca
lots of ground, situate in the village Of Earlsville.
in Newton township. and in the County and State,
last aforesaid. Said lots are designated on the map
of the village plat of Earlsville aforesaid. and in
the End Division thereof by numbers: 8, 9. 10. IA.
Is, p and q. That there is due and wholly unpaid
for purchase money on said contract from said
Winans. the sum of S692,Z, for which sum with
interest from the 1st day Of next term of said
Court, the said administrators pray for a final
order against said Winans, and also for a license
for the sale Of said premises. to satisfy the sum so
due and unpaid. and also an order that the sum of
$1,000 yet to become due on said contract on the
LIST day Of May 1867, may be paid on equitable
principles out Of the grounds Of such sale.
The said Alonzo Winans is notified that unles;
he plead. answer or demurr to said petition on OF
before the 30th day Of July next, Qs66) said
order and decree prayed for by petitioners will b
taken at the next Court Of Common Pleas in said
county to be held at. Warren, on the 18th day o.
September. the evening Of the day last mentioned
EBEN NEWTON,
THOMAS KENNEL,
ALEXANDER
Administrator Of cum testdHeHto dnHero Of Sine
on Jennings. deceased.
- = 1909
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YouNesrowN. JUNE 9Th. 1876

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-I see that a cor
respondent in your paper advocates the re-
nomination of Gen. Garfield for Congress
1 am n of a large number who dissent, and
propose to give the various reasons, that in
my judgment, should cause the people of the
18th District to change their Representative
The first part of my review of the Congress.
ional career of Nh. Garfield is published in
this weeks Mahoning Courier, a copy o.
which article Is enclosed and which 1 would
respectfully ask you to publish in the Gron.
icIe.
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Re not

The public are particularly cautioned
against being deceived by some persons who
from ignorance, or selfish motives, or some
other reason represent that Speer's Samburg
port wine is made with sugar.
1t is a well known fact that the name
wine is applied to a mixture Of juice, sugar
and water, and some times cheap liquor. in
various proportions, forming a cordial and
not a wine.
The Samburg grapes, however need NJ
such unnatural admixtures with their juice,
as they contain all the properties essential to
a rich nutratiVe and valuable wine within
themselves.
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In To Nelson Clark of Iowa Newell
Clark, Phelinda Clark, AntOinett Brace, ii, ],
Brace, Meranda Wheeland. Peter Wheeland
Francis Marsh, and Alice Lepper, Of Trumbull
county. Ohio; heirs at law Of Hiram Clark, decd,
will take notice, that on the 18th day of MAY, A.
D. 1856, J, K. Marsh and +. D. Lepper, Admins
traitors of the estate Of Hiram Clark, deceased,
filed in the Prostate Court Of Trumbull County o.,
| a petition. alleging there on the 18th day of Nov,
1885, the said Hiram Clark. then in full life. enter
ed into a contract in writing, with Frederick ID.
Lepper, for the sale Of the following Real Estate,
situate in said County to-wit: being in Lot No. g
Of Mesopotamia township, bounded as follows
commencing at a stone standing on the east line
of public square; thence west to the east line OF
public square (; thence east 10 rods; thence north
Z rods and II feet; thence west to the east line Of
publicsquare; thence south to place Of beginning;
containing about IS rods of land, for the sum Of
Seven Hundred Dollars, $500 in hand. the balance
on May 10, 1856, that said Lepper paid said $500 to
said decedent in his life time. and assigned and
sold said contract to Phelinda Clark; that said
Phelinda isready and willing to pay said balance
of purchase money. as soon as q deed can be made
to her for said premises.
The prayer Of the Petition is, for authority 10
make a deed to said Phelinda CLARK, in behalf Of
the heirs at law Of said decedent, upon paymento OF
residue of purchase money. Said Petition will be
for hearing. on the I'D day Of June, 1866, ut IL
O'Clock, A. N. j. i. MARSH,
f. d. LEPPER,
Adm'rs Of Hiram Clark. decd.
HUTcHINs L FORREST,
May 80, lS66-3W
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CTONY SPRING OIL COMPA-

u NY FARM FUk SADE.
I20 acres well timbered and under good fence
and an excellent good orchard Ofchoiee fruit trees
a good frame barn and house. and two wells OF
water-it will suit either for farming or Dairying
purposes ~ miles from Warren, known as the
Benjamin Gilbert Farm, in Bazetta To. Trum.
bulC Co., Ohio. and inquire for John Rathburn, or
the farm, Agent. MICHAEL NESSLER.
May30 1S66-3Wt
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RETAIL MARKET.

9 Notices of Marriages. Death and Births will
not be published, unless the persons sending them
give US their names.
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BIRTHS


In West Pennington, Ohio, June 5th. n San, IL
Chas. W. and Emma o. K~.ARCHBOLD.
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T UNCLAIMED
SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
~ John Tribbett's vs John Dugan ct al. In
u Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale in Attachment. Is
sued out Of said Court in the above case, and 10
me directed and delivered, I shall expose to pub
lie sale, at the south door of the Court House, In
the Village of Warren, IN said County of Trum-
bull. and State of Ohio. on
Saturday, the 18th day of July, A. ID. zee,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock P. M,
of said day. the following Real Estate, to wit
Land lying in Mecca township, Trumbull County,
Ohio. bounded on the east by highway, on The
south by lands sold to Ethan and Reehen, and on
the west by lot line, and on the north by lands
owned by said Tribbetts. containing five acres of
lands aud appraised in said attachment at S22
per acre SETH N. LAIRD. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren, June 18th, 1866.
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. DMINISTRATOR'SS SALE.

IA By order Of the Probate Court Of Trumbul
County. the undersigned. Administrator Of the
ceased, viii offer at public sale, on the premises,
on Saturday, June 16, 1856, between / and 2 o'clock,
D. m, the following described Real Estate, to wit
One and fourteen one hundredth acres Of land,
situate in Warren. on the west side Of the river,
and south of the Canal. The improvements are a
comfortable frame house and barn a well Of good
water; various kinds Of fruit trees; all under good
fence. Terms made known on day of sale.
May II, 1S66::4w.s JAMES PILMER.
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The Well Known Stallion,
TTPPo SULTAN

EORMERLY OWNED by B. B
IL HAWKS, of Buffalo. n. Y, will be kept a
my stable in Kinsman, Trumbull county. Ohio
T~erms-Sl0, SIS and so. For particulars send for
bill. 5. s. D0RMAN.
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PLACEMENT NOTICE.

A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
IA Smith. McCombs & Co. Plaintiffs, againsf
William White and Almira White. Defendants
Before AZor Abel, Justice of the Peace, of Warren
Tp., Trumbull county, Ohio.
On the 90 day of May, A. D., 1866, said Justice
issued an order of Attachment in the above actor
for the sum Of Sixteen and "a one hundredthI
dollars. SMITH, McCOMBS 4 co,
Warren May 80. 1s66-3w
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OOMFTHING e

~ MOntignani's PATENT WARDROBE, CLoFFgEs
and HAT RACK. A very useful article, within the
reach of every body, and something that every
person needs. Call and look at them. To be had
oHA at TRUESDELL T0WNSEND'S.
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ESTATE OF WIN. ~DUBENDORF.
The undersigned has this day been appoin-
ted and qualified as Administrative, on the Estate
of William Dubendorf. late Warren. decd.
LAURA DUBEND0RF. Adm'x.
May 30, 1866 81
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NOTICE to
IN INDEPENDENT HORSE RAHES
are made one mile west Of the center of John
ston, by l. BARTLETT.
May so. IS56-4W.
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SALE.


CHERRIES SALE. 81 .
~ Peter shafer VS. Lorenzo Fairbanks. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed and
delivered, l shall expose to public sale. at the
south door Of the Court House. in Warren in said
County, on
Saturday. the 9TH day of July next.
And between the hours Of one and four O'Clock. P
NJ of said day, the following described real estate.
to wit: Situated in the township of Bristol. COun-
ty of Trumbqll and State of Ohio, bounded and
described as follows; Commencing at the centre Of
the highway. on the township line between Mecca
and Bristol, at the southeast corner of lands Of
james c. Mahany; thence along the south line Of
said Mahany's land to lands of Charles MERRILL
thence south 10 the highway. east to the east line
of Bristol township; thence north on the township
line to hid place Of beginning containing seventy
eight acres of land, more or less.
e ALS0-0neo other piece, bounded and described
Gs follows Commencing at the south east corner
of the above described premises; thence west along
the centre Of the highway to lands Of Brooks -
thence south along the east line Of said Brooks
land to the lands Of David D.. Shafer; thence east
along the north line Of said Skaters land to the
centre of the highway on the east line Of said Bris-
toll, thence north on the east line Of said township
TO the place Of beginning /; containing sixty acres
Of land, be the same more or less. Appraised at
S4.SSO.OO. Terms cash.
SE1h m LA1hD Snerln'
Sherif's Office. Warren. Ohio. June 1866 5W
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STRAYED.

OrRAYEQ from the premises OF
~ the subscriber. in Vernon Township, on on
about the middle of April, 1866. THREE HEIF-
FRS, one 1-year-old and two 2-year-olds; one
1-year-old and one 2-year-Old line back, red; the
other a Cherry red. coming in this month. A re-
ward of SO will be paid ? the recovery Of said
Heifers. NJ. @. BOYD.
Vernon, June Is. Tvs
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ESTATE OF HIRAM D. KEE.-
LIZ The Undersigned has been appointed exeeu-
trix fthe Estate of Hiram d. Kee, late ofGreene,
Ohio, deceased. LOUISA KEE, Executrix,
June IS, 1855, sts
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llus VI lu6 udy llsl meullN
EBEN
THOMAS
AIEX WATI.Al

Administrator of cum ~testdmento anHero Of Slime
on Jennings. deceased.
June II, 1866. CIV.
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WE CAN SUIT YOU TO a at"
w with any kind Of q good Stove. wood or
coal. for Parlor. Dining Room, Kitchen or Cham
Der. FITCH x GARRY.
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Thisis an independent Steel Toothed Rake. bal
aneed equal to any sulky; rakes all kinds Of hay
and grain. and is light and substantial.
Warren June Is, lS66-4t.
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DLEAsE YOUR WIFE, and save

the most complete, economical, bestarrangsd, and,
all things considered. much the cheapest cooking
Stove in the Market. The ladies ali praise the
BENEFACT0R. FITCH & GARRY,
Warren, May 9, 1866.
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FITCH & GARRY,

MANUFACTURES AND DEA-
WI LERS in Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Stoves, Cheese Vats, Smoke Stacks for steam Saw
Mills, &e.. 20. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
Warren. May q. 1866.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
Pom New York.

NEx YoEr. August IL -Gols. l4ss ;
COS Of ls6s. l07; SOS Of 1852. 1929
lO4os. sss cotton, quiet-sales Of 1900
bales sniddling. 34@36e hour, sieadier'
50 50Sl5 for Southern; wheat, quiet,
s65c better; beef, steady; pork, dnll,
ssl s2-sales Of $50 barrels corn, lie
better; lard. heavy butter, steady
wheat, easier; rice. firm sugar, 1910
lie; coffee, quie' molasses, dull tur-
pentiue, Gle; resin, quiet, ssSs.
The Herald furnishes some startling
developments respecting the conspiracy
TO implica,e Mr.. Davis in the assassina'
ton of Mr. Lincoln-a letter FROM
Campbell. one of the perjurers, Supplying
for money, and letter from Judge Ad-
vocate General Holt to Corey, another
of the schemers. in which the Judge says
he has sent the money.
The Herald prints other documents
showing this conspiracy to be oil the
most Infamous character, and one that
demands official investigation.
General Howard, in letter concern
ing the Freedmen's Bureau, says that
the poor whites dependent upon IT are
equal in number to the blacks. He con
siders the Bureau Indispensable in the
present conditions of the country
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August l3.-Cotton,
quiet; sales of 400 bales low middhng
at $40 33c; middling, s5@SGc; receipts,
COO bales; sugar, fair, lie; molasses'
nothing doing; corn, mixed, 15aS0c ;
white has declined 5l@7c; -four, ad-
vanced l2l@25c; oats, 52@5Sc; hay,
so 5O@24; pork, S35 so; bacon and
lard. unchanged; tobacco, fair, Sl2@l4;
gold, opened at l46l and closed firm at
i49; bank sterling, 5s@59; American
bills, 5S654; New York exchange, 4c
discount to par.
The deaths from cholera for the past
forty-eight hours, ending at six am,
were fifty.
The military have partly evacuated
Lafayette Square. having Withdrawn
their artillery The south side is still
occupied BY the First L. S infantry.
Martial law is still in existence, and
will continue until the Military Commits
sion close their report on the late riots,
which will probably be this week
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
From Philadelphia.

PHILApELFHlA, August H. Upward
Of six hundred delegates to the ConEen-
ton have arrived. Among the most no
table are Thurlow Weed, Dean Rich
mond, Secretaries Randall and Brown
ing, Gen. Steadman, Cornelius Wendell,
Vallandigham, Fernando Wood. Gov
ernors Orr, sharkey and Perry, A o. p
Nicholson, and Senator Guthrie. There
is considerable excitement about the ed
mission Of YallaDdighan, Wood, and
other Peace Democrats There is no
reason. however, to doubt that alltrouble
win be adjusted. Fernando Wood viii
decline to 70 into the Convention, If it is
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once. NO. LII Madison street
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS
Warlike PreparatiOnsin France
Judge Hollis InfamJ Exposed
The Philadelphia Convention
Martial Law Yet in New Orleans
Warlike Preparationsin France
Judge Hollis InfamJ Exposed
The Philadelphia Convention
Martial Law Yet in New Orleans
FOREIGN.


pv ,bc Cable 10 the Associated Press
I,yeRpooL. August lS.-Tbe cotton
market closed firm; sales to-day OF l2'oVv
bales: middliug uplands, lSsd
Lovpos, August l5.-The arm'stice
between Italy and Austria, which ex'
nired on Saturday last, has been re-
newed for four weeks
The official paper Of Berlin opposes
the claim of France for an extension OF
her frontier.
The closing prices to-day for eonsois
for money, was sTS; [, 5. 5-2os %!
Illinois Central shares, I6s; Ere ran
road shares, AZ
Ioxpox. August ll.-Napoleon de-
manas Of Prussia the ratification OF ihe
French frontier. BY It's extension 10 The
Rhine as II was marked prior 10 us DIS
turbance in lSl4-
The military and naval preparations
which are Icing esrrled on !" France
;ndare.he beiisf thai The Emperor vail
male wal If lis demands are not com
,,;sa With The demand hsi caused
urea, excitement in Berlin
semi-ofHrisl paper Is Berlin recon-
m.rss Prussia ie reconstruct Germany
.s ssr - rCssibie. ~ basis Of The F''al
ana constitutional riehrs 81 'ha S'a'es
ws;eh a-ese te annexed 70 her
TURKEY has reduced her army q Oh
.-rrs,ioa Or ih~ DauuSf, and At IS
,haurh, the Szltsn Opposes the req Of
p,;,. Charles Of Holerzuian, IS Hos
pidar in RomAniA-
TEE LATED Ssaies squadron had .
Grand snd pupnirr reception in kess'A-
II. Gar boosted The American nag at
croas..a,. and invited the chief officers
- dine With h;n Aher dinner the
Car TOASTED ihe prosperity % the
United States, sni an uninterrupted
frsrnasAip wiih Russia-
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necessary to the harmony of I. The
programme is yet unknown, but third
party will be formed. The Convention
will probably adopt series of resolu,-
tons indorsing the policy Of the Presl'
dent and denouncing Congress, and an
address be issued to the country, which
will embody the principles set forth IN
the call converting the Convention.
r. C. Winthrop, of Massachusetts,, or
General Dix will preside.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August l3.-Flour in bet
ter demand, but not higher; wheat, 81 q
62 IS; corn dull, mixed 59@ Coo, white
CSC; oats very dull at 35c; pork nm
changed, sales of 1900 bbls; bulk meats
frm-shoulders l5c, sides lTsc; bacon
iirmer shoulders lie, sides l9le, dc
maad chiefly from the West and South
lard dc. RhiskeY. 81 y.