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Sfales they dragged into this Internal war That
eses ef q esea eaea se '?aGy sy s2 e.
d. sHit q i'll i Tsf; tas, ia al q i5s! Ky
ser 'ns ss as sas poTSf sse wshde sse
rsoae ae S2s s gsGR N @ by
laye not forfeited #.
as e whether ihcy havc forfeited these powers
which VET weEc conferred upon them By. The Congress
'o'$ hs9s'y saS I'd
ihs rsSs sa eonrea Z! i hSts @ 1ss
II cannot be forfeited IN point i fte. the:. pre- .
sesaiises s a are e. imprinted Npon them b5 some sort
aside " gol i'd Of. Once hay.g these pTeeosa.
tires TO make laws for t1els OWL people anl par-
ticirats II .nasas laws for iI.e natlon-taat once
forever. and cannot be wrcsteI from them, and
cannot be forfeited abdlcntel. That is pretty
ssSs e s ssa ses eaS e s II a t.
ycart ago: otleza haven't got along 70 fast, but
nm glaa II to l hnow they aTe coming aluns In tic
eay, fcliow-citIzcns, that a right can lc for
fescd i conferred nut absolute; nut say It
conceded, there arc duties cnjolncd, and Ii they
refuse to discharge these duties they cannot claim
M arsun,rit upon ills question. ny friends. i
onab1es And II reasonable in itself, s It
Of tle CONSTITUTIONS Take Jul one little consid-
Grafton. md to every one Of these States to which
50 Hal
cry one Of your agents, your Governor, Leglsla-
ena 5sss a be Ss Hafs as n a. ea to
what the Constitution saye that every State officer
shall By under an oath TO support 'lse Constitution
Hf the u'ed ssasts Sssass + j. e;;:nal that
who arc loyal io tde General Govs,n'nert; which
he s,sc w III as
tlves and Jadgcs Of -, the s:a.es refuse
TO- .akc that oa!h-Will not take sueM
takc, aud thv people won't elect thosc who viii
take this oath, for the express purpose Of not hav
~ Se ss e. "ata e ,ls n,
suppose they tasc Ill oath Of hostility to the
Government Of tl!c United sta.cs, hare they still
the right 10 ezeisise this local a4t'.eriy and to
r'a:e laws TO- I'LL their people, whettcr they art
iosal q disloyal, and 10 lctp make laws foF the
raited stotcs, aud send Representatives and SEN
@ to e one aef q ssyy sy cs s a IL
Ways had this right, aud when the war was immi-
ne5 IND yon haa 4 million Of men engaged III tl,c
sent thcif Representatives to your Congress, and
The senator proceeded 70 a farther Illustration
OF this point III hi. usual clear and lorcible man-
,:tr. The South lad no rishi to eend representa-
| ceisc them. Tho President had no right to remit
tho pttrosaliscs Of tie people. The President
p1eSass e 1as oa% h. @ rS.t 0
resemblance 10 nnothcr character lie had read OF,
yyio undertook TO .ivc to somebody alt The king:
rot ucccpt Of The psoder, Tor he knew Ii. devil
III has sali repeatedly thatt Congress <hoa1a take
f,1r{
, 1866-08-08
FROM WASHINGTON,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.]
XasuIsaInx Ancust /

SENATOR CONAN. OF TENSs1LfANtA%
arrived here last night and went Into CONSULTATION
with lEc leading johnson men. He expresses, Of
COURSE, s;cat confidence In the results OF the Phil
a'lclpila Convention, AMI! announce, without rc
svsTc, Ais hostility to tue election Of the Nepubli
call candidate for Governor in bis Slate.
REJECTED APPOINTMENTS.
The leading ~ Brcad-ana- Butter" men express
themselves opposed to rc-arpoIntments by the
President Of rnslics whosc nominations have been
rejected by The Senate. believing that suc! course
will only make tlat body more ob1urate, aud en-
bitter sonGict iu which the appoiu1ces will be
wosetcd.
FRErDAEs's nCREAU 1:EGrLAT1oSs.
Thc Evart3 fug tls revision Of tito regulations Of
tie FrccLmcn's Bureau have completed theIe
wor1s, wlic! IL now 10 bc submitted to the Prcsi.
lent. the Secretary Of War and Gen. Howard.
They will hot be ready for publication fur several
daye.
An organization has been formed throughout
the South for cxlumsnS aud interim: in ceuc-
terics the rc!,c' dead. rlats have been purchased
for ,hfe purpose At Gettysburg and Franklin, Tcnn.
REVENUE REcrIPTs.
The receipts from internal Revenue yesterday
and to-doy amount to $!,9is,915.
GENERALS sTEADzAS AND FULLERTON
hare completed their report, md submitted It to
tlac President, With whom they lad protracscd
Interview to-day
Acn1cr1rrnA1 co1A1"rs.
Tic States nf Vi.gInfa, North Carolina and
cor-,a hnvc sIrn;6ci ,c,r 3ntcu,ion of scccntfnn
- ~. e. 80 .. - ca"n.e ~. 1919.
tue provision VI tne act o. congress e1anunS
lands to the eeTcfai States LOT TIC purpose of To-
eating Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges.
Tin Eo,nmis3}oncr has n1readr comn,cted s1a7Iino
' 1.A' - 80. Cs,s. suuS
TIC scrip 1oE NORM ea1ouna, 70 Inc amonat o1
l70, eco acles.
TIE CHOLERA At ASEw1nr.
wAru1xo7oS, August The United States
ns1,mont trnc |. rnr,n. 1hr1r '' anS IN, Inn,
f~cE - T5rctrsnrn ;ics.hs mr. Gav nrc nrcnrr;n.-
AAes ~ r wv eno11 "ay ~.
III, c,,inin y; ~. x1cn,ncr Winn,.l, ,,to,v
c~nisn~ II Tic f.hcIi,s ~ Nnrn Scc5is -cnnrt
r. hn..ac1 tal stnaris nnd 1rss il H. rc;t,.nv
III * 1teel. Tnfira. hai t,tc sa 'n on; Emri,a
i;ccnscs .ni.nndr r.,sMil5rr, fhe f1e.,v ~ sfi
mnics thc cntrhes Vii III br A saf3sf,ctnr1 A.
'" r11E PARIS EXPOSITION.
| ,-,.-,o. ~ En.rrr ~ mr. tr,-7-rn s-,-
| '+soA1'oN W Mtsu,rorn.. ~ anr,,st : 49,
| "AsAiS" 4oS' august ~ 4o'o'
A5; Secretary Of stale:
| TIC g1arc events Which arc passing IN Enropc
mny hare caused icafthat the Universal opposition
/ ol I'M would NC ieiatden. IN FtaEcc. ravlIc no
tees n tho AoHtfFvf have resfsnrcd opinfnns. No
rc:xn:ion has been naatifcstcai the 1anoss Of the
| Committee On Admission. The exhibitors cnrs'
Time thcir pEcruraios, and the building: on the
, 1866-08-08
ELIXIR PERUVIAN BARK.

Which has become 20 fayorably kno*u as T0.5I:
AND RESTORATIVE, By Physicians aud Inynr
lids In Ill parts Of the country
, 1866-08-08
If. DOBSON & CO.,
AGENTS, E
No. Is Chamber Of Commerce.


ACpITpE8 0TE7CE, S1AIE OF n1Eofa,
Springfield July II, 1856
Whereas TIE 4ETSA EsIRASCE coAPAS5: 19;s #
located Ut New York. In the Stns Of New ioEk. has
filed In this Office statement Of the con3m of its A.
fairs required by "An Act to regulate ff Agencies
Of lMlnoi%' approved February l4sh lb3 and "a oct
amendntory therrto. approved January ~ 1851; and,
Whereas Said Company has furnished ;a:isfactory eEi
deuce thAt It Il possessed Of the required amount OF
capital insestedin stocks and mortgages and has ne
y this otcc written Instrument ssne1 p sae FTf3
BAT. Of Ch!cag? ~ sEent for re sne
business Of the said Compahy. and fully and
edty him to service 91 sf
foF and On behal{ Of said company eouscuIlnE Has
service of process upon ht9 Il: sstd 1SnI e CON- n
pany aud waring III claim or error By seasoa ot suca
service ..4.,-oxfs,ons Of the
acis Aforesaid /, URLIN II. MINER 4nait1s q ZIP ZIP
that the said cAs O. HoRtE Gs 5efsn: ~ Is a.;
lie business of t!j s1ate unti s3i:tynFst
sycn y % III ~ he sy be legally empowered to
40 o sa.o IN tsimous Whereof have hezeunto sub
ttrn }scriped my name and n1ed the sea! OF my Of.
de- at Springfield, this s7th day OF June. 4. D.
1sf8 j5Ip1s.,5t1iew wuEt
, 1866-08-08

lev j. u. CHANDLER, Of Bangkok Slam, writes:
Whcn the Caett7n ra;es. fa-fllty around ~ last
T. s!J Sao1s 'n1H te Prove IL e!lceney
comrosltoFa taken With The claItr.a and cyery ef
foEt Kch the native doctors could make break up
the disease as unayailIn, and tho woman aaneasei
near leE end AZ last r.sost, gave youE Cafnlna.
uvc. anu II acte1 Ike ctaEIn. aud the woman was
cured. 1E2ye the CaEm!uativc In another casu, when
the person had b*en puEsin. all night anu fast
craving ncai her cnst hHt %3yel IT. use. When
given At the nfst appearance OF the disease It ntytf
E!led to break it un iMmctlately.r
, 1866-08-08

MANCHESTER, Y. H.. 1865.
MEHEs. F. L. WALLACE & EO.--tients: My hnIr Wa
fa.t coming out and my head WAS CROWN: bald, not.
wt-tandlnE had tried most Of the poulaf Hair Re-
uatr Restorative. Ibis stopped my hair from falling
OIL Immediately, md scentu to lf II H. tho heat "
tEly cser though have not used u!ie bottle.
y. :. CLARK,
, 1866-08-08

F.J; BCREERT, Of Company B, Tcnth regiment Penn
says: ~ '
"uaE1nE years ago tested -FOUR Invaluable GAMMA.
NV ,b4iAsA sook the nrecaution 70 bring snsu
&C., Dfteasrry GfaEThsd aHd Dst1srt If the BoterIs
prevail to souc extent In alt the regiments hut thanks
feliel to several Of E5 who thus atnict-
1880 S~%V%AA
, 1866-08-08
Qbira9o Uribn,1c.


II Our orders ior b1unks for collecting
tho additional 1sountica and Pensions under
the recent laws are fill,d on the same &laE
they arr received. We hare all the forms.
Sce l!ss c!srwhc1r. TRIBUNE CQxPAyY
, 1866-08-08

HooKsET, n. L., March 81. 1865.
MEssas F. I. WALLACE = o:-tfenls; 4 friend ad.
Sl-c mt TO try your preparation, stating what good
effect Il ad on him. u tint laughed the ldea but
consented TO The trial. ! am pleased It. hare
testc II thoroughly. 1t has rcstoTcu mv hair nna wills
ken to their natural color, and kerp- them con-
mend 1t 10 all In need. II. +, FARMER,
, 1866-08-08

1HEAECRER9 UFF7CE.
MAScAIbrER, March H. iSI.
MEssKs. F: L. WALLACE d Co.-I a.u well acquainted
Wtt several Of tho !caduE citizens Of this cfr who
ha.e nso used 1t tuyre and Gun cheerfuliy Yccor.
mend 1t as being the best nrtiele In the market.
II. r. GIlAMHEIsLalS.
CITY TFcaSrrGr.
, 1866-08-08

MANCHESTER, n. H., March, las8.
MEssEs F. !. WALLACE \ Co..lhase used your lIalr
asupcslor article, accomplishing a that promises
IL DO. 3. NJ. T1LLNlaUN.
Pastor Ellu-st. Church,
, 1866-08-08

MAScnrs1EE, y. H., May, 1856,
NrssRs. F. L. WALLACE d Co.-sct my name down
among tlO~e Who have useu your prcnaFNt1Du with
much sAt!sfacion. hare used several oihers bit give
yours the dtc!ded preference ls action upon The air
drtssing+ it IL superb.
, 1866-08-08

Rev. 4. J0RSS Pastor otM. E. Church, ,ulltown.ra,
WEtte3:
II hare never known Dr. JArSE's CAExcsATIyK
R4tsAN TO tall IN cases OF DfNTrny0- would not be
without THIS remedy In my Own family, and cordially
recommend II as prompt safe aedfcnc IL uil pshefsH
, 1866-08-08

Az. JASPER POCLsoS, Of Holmcsours, Ohio, writes:
tMy ~ last Fail taken stek With CAof-7o 1Gor-
eMs; AtnoaEh attended b rnyseian he eEew xoryc
his ssomach NATL had used your CAExISATivE bat
SAM y hlch relieved him Immediately. have s!nc- re-
commcndeI the mctlcne to uthefs, who hare usCd It
with like ~ ' - -
, 1866-08-08
Ncm advertisements.
JUST WHAT is WAMTEDI
1ayne's CarminatiVe Ba|sanl,
a SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
Dlarrhen, DSscntery, Cholera, Cholern
Torbus, Summer Camp1pint, Choltc,
Sick Stomach,
ASp AL
AFFECTIONS OF THE BOWELS.


~ Ing Ersat SUCCESS which this remedy has met With
Il Vim ETsat eonidence 10 thoss troubled with any Of
FL ~ ior Which 1t certain curative. Here
, 1866-08-08

CAPTAIN JOSEPH COPELAND, Of Elizabeth Town.
ship, Allegheny County. Pa, writes: Ao"N
II hare used your CaEx1sA11EK BAtsAs In mv ,,u,.
u a1d haTe found sure and sat cure loe DseteTv
medicine, that no family shonld he without"
, 1866-08-08

Sr. LEVI MOORE, Of Louisville, No, writes:
Il h1ye used Dr., JAMES CAExsSATyFK DA1sAH for
M5 chl!ren. suffering FUN .SHt1hsF f1Mpk1fA!. when
Iteth!nE, anu have found 1t most excellent rtu1ey
and one1 would cot be without
, 1866-08-08

Rev. DR.. TACKNELI Missionary Of the I'resby teri.
m Board, writing fsoM Lodlana, July T. 1s;. says:
From y OWL experience. can testify that D.. p.
JASSE's CAKNtXAT1yE DA1kAM IL M admirable remedy
for DtGrFhta, rhckng the disease after everything
clsc fais g,rc to man who hsl lol.: suffered
ycs tile ta1 c:rske, The sea>. 0ncr, althonh
the mct!!cnc prescribed by the Government Medical
UtlcG7 had uO etIect.''
The caz1nntive nafsats1, anti Ill Of D.. D. Jayne T.
Son'e Family Met1icfnrs, eod In Chicago by our
Van Setback. Lord Il smllh, and F. s n. ii. Hooker,
and BY Druggists generally. an6r31t-5t-N " F.n.t
, 1866-08-08

Lieut.. Col. LOUIS WAGNER Eighty eighth Regiment
Pennsylvania Vols, writes:
"Dr. \. .IArSg's CsRxrxA71yr Ds1s,N has oncratel
IKE charm tn Al cases Of L0n.~nes> Qf the H3tcrts
GMa hrfatta diseases from which our tro'ps suffer
, 1866-08-08

EHKE4Ay HorFr, CHICAGO, July T. 1s66.
McesrK. HAwkns & JAKfs:
GESr1x4ES-Some three months ago We put one Of
your Earl 1umps" into our house, aad can sincerely
nted Il works without nose andto our entire ssIs:
70 any one il want Of arr>s-clnks pump.
GAZE, WAITE co.
, 1866-08-08

MEssEs. F. I. WALLACE 4 co-Gents: I have usel
Dr. cGau-s1es's Empress the IIaIr auI I'M! It ali
that Y claims to be cordially recommend It TO tha
public. MATT. HEAD. AlIt, Gen, n H
, 1866-08-08

MANCHESTER, Y. T.. juno y 1876,
IesaIH. F. L. WALLACE 4 co.-Gent%.: have used
"pr Chausscrs Empress for tile HAIR and a pleas
ID with the RESULTS ilI 1t ile rutest and cesut.,S
article that havc eycf scen II Is Ill that 1t clan 10
he in every respect.
Yours, &C., LEONARD FRENCH, " D.
, 1866-08-08
FROM EUROPE.

| FROM EUROPE.
News by the Cable to
the 9Th inst.
Prussiazl Army Opera
tions in Bavaria.
The Prussians TO Occupy Wurz.
burg in Lower Franconia.
The BAvARlAhs TO RETAIN
The FORTRESS OF MEATz.
Aust1ians Pouring into the
Tyrol.
TIE ITALIAN NaFY TO De RE-
ORGANIZED.
Additional Items by the Last
European Mail.
FROM WASHINGTON.
No Postponelnent 10 be Made in
the Opening Of the Paris
Exposition,
Letter from the Revenue COM
missioner Concerning the
Taxing Of Indians.
Grand Ovation to Senator
Howe at Milwaukee.
THE SENATOR'S SPEECH TO HIS
FELt0W-ClIlzEMS.
4. JOHNSON'S POLICY THOR
0UGHLY DISSECTED.
Speaker Coifax's Speech at
indianapolis.
THE OHIO RIVER STEAM
BOAT DISASTER.
Racing Said to be the Cause Of
the Explosion.
, 1866-08-08

LANCASTER, May y, 1stS,
Messrs. F. L. WALLACE Cu.-Afenls.: have used
yonr preparation for tue hair, and end 1t the ceAst
and test preparation for the hair that have ever
seen. pK. J. ". BARNEY,
, 1866-08-08

cHtcAoo, july 10th, 1856
Mcssre. VAwK1Ss l. JAxHa:
GEST1KMEx-We are satisfied. after Using two Of
youE Earl 1Tmpe" for TIC last fur months II @ 6at
they combine more cxcelicnccs. and are better adapted
to meet The wants Ct the public. than any steam Pump
ever presented. We arr highly pleased wlth TIC work
inc 1T all Of ou4 and IN our opinion they are
the e4acient siupleat and cheapest Steam Pumps
In the market.
Yours truly,
VAIL BROS, d LiGHTu3IL.
, 1866-08-08

CONCORD, n. H., juno I, 1875.
OF yons vainahe preparation for the hair duly
ry 10 assure you that il has than answered tic
expectations excited hy The Of tho f4t bottle. Il
answers The purpose required most perfectly aud as
rtoErs and cleanser OF The hair It only equalfed
hy IT. Qualities cooling ud healthy application to
the s4alp. i. Il. CROSBY, ii, ID,
, 1866-08-08

Directions In French aud Euriiah.

HAvENIIIt. n. H., June s 1876.
MessIs. +. L WALLACE Co.: take great pleas
NJ nitly and hare been E9,iued and astonished ii
tie t@uls alter fr4neua disappointment In thu use
to use these various preparations for terera3 vears
owing 10 head prratuErly wli1encd. but hare found
dftss 1he haiF Us Is done 50 perfectly By
preparation. JUN MOORE.
, 1866-08-08

The following is m extract from letter written
BY the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue with
reference TO the taxation Of Mr. King, = Shawnee
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
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In Pstspttr.ts cosvg sstr' -tks deis5stan z -
ps,s osnysbOos 1fon',s 49, . ~ rteef.sen eoss
Mont merry STREE rs.sfdsy m0u,in.. sBa 49,. rbsf
departure " ihe I'll tp.' Ihsy sffs twsHiv
-four " rgwbpt = 800 hifn@eF IL ~ so -" I"
'thNsh tN" hAtN
Bnps ~ NJ. - lutte str nsf4@4 tsfsss itfpsntA
-. ,s.t., 81. -, ~ ,a., .f..y,. ~ g.. l.sosgns
,.. 4. .....s -.
,.,.repjts IL a. y 7, l,fss b.t a1arl4 ssv 4 sbs
yt's ffsIds H. 80 g. vii fs.en rs.sfEt =
sfe'N.
i'o"'"A'f /"
.na 'stvfsn sensi--' .i'sa8''.
nD''se - loe.f s ~ses w. w. Y II
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RI earnings each vessei The receps osuuo,
XII hal ls S ':sss :sso ss ss ssss .ss
s5smpoa provided for by the fourth section Of tbs &C. q
q ssO:s oysiss ps.sss.ns asnsfaI ss suOjsss
jsct 10 the payment Of tonnage duty
IN accordance with tbs above decision will
immediately require returns Of gross receipts OF every
Goscnpon rom al persons nms companies Or cor.
management OF any ferry authorized by Law 70 receive
toll for the transit Of passenge bsass carriages teams
per centum thereon without reference the payment
or nonpayment OF tonnage duties by the vessels Of such
companies and return the same 70 tho collectors Of their
The returns should embrace all ths receipts Of such
persons, nrms oompeniss &c, since June 20 1904.
The gross receipts Of all other vsssss paying tonnage
loa By the provisions Of the Amendaiory Ta act Of
March 8, 1855, from and after the 1s Of April, 1895
. Whenever sn .hs Tex on Os: receipts Of .S cS YES rs
same should be sbated refunded q the case may be-
and should render assistance in proportion OF
In the Of vessels not paying tonnage duties until
AFTER tho LIST Of 1885, care should BE- taken that ne
aa On ssoss rsoeRs % .SssG OF o any
duties BY the act Of July 10 1885, receipts from trans
portacn Of passengers for hire or OF the mails OF the
1893, will be exempt under section one hundred and
three from and after the latter date except in the case Of
ferries, toll roads and bridges 4. A. ROLLINS
the receipts from internal roFenucs to-day were
s777,oo4
Fractional Currency fer New York.
Treasurer Spinner to-day furnished TO the Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States in New York city,
tionai currency OF the dforen. denominations 10 tho
amount OF 100000.
General Hunter placed on the Retired I.i.f.
The following order retiring General Hunter issaed
tc-da, -
WAR Department, ApJurASr- GssERAL's 0ysrcg
WAsHs01os, d. c., August g. 1865.
GENERAL oRDERs--No. So.
Upon his own application Brevet Major General ID.
Hunter, Colonel Sixth United States cavalry, having
served nrty years. has been by order OF the Prcs
dent retired from active service, and bis will be
entered upon the retired list OF officers OF the grade to
which he belongs in accordance with section fifteen Act
approved August 1851 This order to take effect July
81, 1860.
BY order OF the SECRETARY or WAR.
Z. y TOWNSEND, Assistant Adiutan, General
Personal.
General slocnm had another protraced interview with
the President to-day II Is ntima,ed that Immediately
after tho Philadelphia Convention he Will be assigned TO
ar important duty, the nature Of which Is withhold for
tho present
Obifunpy.
Assistant Surgeon Webster Lfndsly United States
Army, died in this city this morning.
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NEW JERSEY NATIONAL usios CONVENTION
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK SesALu.

Large Asscmbia age Bands Of Music threat
Rnthu-iar.- People Aroused.
The Nacns Onion state Convention or New Jersey
hold TreDoa yesterday Cor the purpose Of choos
ing delegates 20 tho Philadelphia Convention. II was
largely attended Two bands Of music in attend
sncs, and the greatest cnibI issu prevailed.
Asbbel Green, Of Bergen was chosen President, who
was assisted by number Of sice president and sscse.
tanes The follow ngnamed eecge,ss wers appotted -
AfLayge Thomas IT, HERRING. OF Bergen, Joseph =,
Crowel Of Union; Timothy Henderson, OF Atlantic y.
j. {: AHrrbury. oi Mercer.
6istr;cfs First j. IT, ravton Clatsson oys,sh
1920 sA.n l. Mcknighj, Thomas iliiaoV Thlri.
InsSsm ccrie,, oarns.. Adrian rosrla. E 1'r
Moore, Ashbel Green Fif,h, i;o.-.- = r.
Wilson.
The following resolutions were passed
Resolved That the irienis o. Tho constitution aud TIE
Unsn IN conve0n assembled 10 hereby declare t,si ihn
sustain the national Administration ia alausns
that they Of the principles enunesei 10 The cali
National Union Couyenion, 10 he held " Tafyer dolly
qualified 20 represent them under the consint and laws
OF the federal union.
10 the soldiers aud sailors Of The snd who have
perilsd their lives IN defence Of teir country aud vnd.
cation Of tho honor Of lis aE that Tho nation 10 them
pera nes recognition OF fh:ir pa,rsos snd vsicf
vivors who received disabling honorable wounds
In tbe service the.f country and hat The of
who fallen Ia NJ deience shall be held IN stt anf
everis sting remembrance.
After tho adopoa of The resolutions The Convention
adjourned.
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ana supporting the President bv Messrs n g Stafford,
Or, o. Newsarypors Coz isan' wnghs ana w,ss s
%a asrsAi ss, e ss's o. s Of L0s' and
The Following resolutions were sdopAsd the scss Of
the Convention -
s "a s s.sss % q sq
common welfare between sober and patriotic osisons IA
~. as,Si,sa Thai every rational motive q public and Pn
ss M. ess upon such e.sn, ~ hls 20 sy
order % restore to Its former Integrity and yEor cur rcPnb
E.ssevsd Tss, such M. Convention A.la IN yae:al
BY hand. delegates io'a SassssSass ssscd
s.Sss ' csasssos s'ss .s:.%si. 4 he
R .s ,.;s That ne proposed cony:n.os a rAas
S,asaosnt results ia the 81 Tie political condition
delpha Convention AT largo-Robsrt 9 Winthrop, Of
BOSTON, Josiah a. Abbott, OF Boston. Isaac Davis, OF
tam 81 ss,sm Ja o uSacn o. sano@ n wa essss
Ashmun, Of Springfield; L. c. Bailey, of Boston Alter
nstssaR Sp.aord Of sswearport: Fearing. q
sern. Of Dudley Nathaniel starbuck, Of Nantuets.;
Isaac Rsdhsld, o. Boston; chas Kiiabai Of Ipswich
psdhsu. First Congressional Dlslrci--Gensrai y. w.
Pierce, Of ffeeowni Major 8 h phinney, OF Rarnsta-
ole; Ella Of Carver; Robert o Hai q riymoslh
Of Braintrse Moses Bates, Of East Brdgswater; John
Wilson, OF Cohsasct Third pistrict-John I. Swim, OF
Sosioh NhAilcS l. Noououty, OF boston, aVsan Dun-
ham, OF Boston; = 4. Andross Of Byookline. Fourth
Disirici-Fnnkn HIven, OF session Levi L. Gushing,
OF Cambridge Chas Stevens, OF Boston; chas l.. Rus
sell, of Cambridge. Fifth Distrct-Gco j. T. Colby, OF
Newburyport; WIN. Bnney, Of Amesbury; WIN d.
Northend, Of Salem; Timothy Davis, OF Gloucester.
Sixth Dslric--Coonsi Is r. Watson, OF Lawrence; Jas
r. Carleton, Of Hayerh: Charles Thompson. OF Charles
town. y. o. Prince OF Winchester seventh District
4 II Sweetsor, Of Lowell; Edwin 4. Alger o; Iowoll,
Daniel we,h.rbee OF Acton; Richard 0iaey. Of West
Roxbary; Eighth Disriet-panel v. Lincoln q wor-
cesier; Coo. g. Hafker OF Milford A Dewitt Of oxford;
George W. Bently Of Worcester Ninth Dlstrict-A. II,
Fuller, OF whaely; ~ w. Afford, Of Greenfield; y Otis
Hale Of Habliiou Nathaniel Wood, OF Fi,chbuT Tenth
Distributions Allen, Of Pittsheld Charles Wright Of
Hinsdaie Chester W. Chspin, OF Springfield and Nilssin
G. Bate, OF WestAaid
The Convention thcn adjourned With cheers fcr John
sou, The Union and the Consultation.
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BoARp rHU-rkss "A special meeting % the Bescd
of Trustees Of Tho town Of Morsania was hee lat
ing take consideration tho sanitary condon % the
town and such measures might DO necessary u
prevent further spread OF choers The Chief Of TO
lice OF the directed by resolution of The DcAss
10 obtain Of ropperas 10 BE- used AS dsniectast,
aud that no. under the direction Of the HEALTH Commit
ce~ary.
CArTuHg HoH-s Tiru.--O the night Of Juy lstos
tho stable Of Lewis O. Morris Of soansiae wcsichasisr
county broken open, and yeusb'e mere bdie ans
saddle were stolen The thief young man was tracked
and pursued by once Hi OF the Thirty seeoua pfeouct
police and arrested a kousar Point on laat Saturday
H. takun 10 Wet fsrnA on Tuesday and committed
10 Wescheslcr county jail fof ira,
FIRs N FAST Mong,sAst,-A Gleek conis nsng sssus
cne half 81 hay nre by ehidrsn
p.y,ng armand tho slack also 4 lot Il so.d ts&a
$50 the property Of sohn Acaary. NJ insefsao-