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Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When taken-thoroughly-ac to the
directions, which accompany each bottle
Clergymen, Physicians Merchants, Profess
1Onal Gentlemen in all stations or llfe-our
most eminent men In public positions-alI
VINO have ever used seen II used join in
the most unlimited praise OF It's merits and
men and women, old and young by The
thousand, testify and will tell you that II is
the most wonderful remedy ofthe nineteenth
century, whilst the prOprietors WARRANT it
IL every case. Letters reach us every day,
from persons In every part OF the land, telling
OF the miraculous cures II has performed
whilst our best physicians are Constantly
urging us TO tell them the formula from which
II Is made, saying its effects are wonderful.
us success beyond all precedent, and its cures
IN even the most aggravated cases. as certain
as sunrise. 1t will stop distress afIer eating,
In moments time; sweeten a sour stomach
aSsoon as taken; relieve pains or cramDs in
stomach or bowels instantaneously, and cna-
bic the dyspeptic sufferer, who has lived for
yeaB on Graham bread and the plalnest
diet, to eat hearty meal without fear OF any
trouble from 1t. we earnestly ask one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
WHERE at 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
c. G. CLARK & CO., ProprietOrB
New Haven, Connecticut.
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I.oulsyille Tohacco NInrket.

The market was steady and firm for all
grades, with 100 hhds offered and 10 reJections.
sales hid at So IS, 8 at 50 1898 81, Is at $40
IS 3O9S 81, at S9998J, 8 at slO9l0 rs, II at
Sll9lI Is, z at sl29I2 50, 8 at sl2al3 so, at
Sl49l4 rs, 5 at SI56ll5 rs, l at Sl6 Is: 2 owen
county cutting leaf at &3l 75@S9 Is.
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CINCINNATI, July II.
Wool has become very quiet under the
suspense attending the consideration, by
poStponement OF final action until another
session the market in the interior has en-
tirely siagnated, catching, as we learn, some
spectators, or intermediate buyers, In au
uncomfortable fix. No quotations are now
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New ORLEANS, July 1s.-Gen. Sheri-
dan issued an order prohibiting the
erection in this military division Of any
monument concentrating the rebel
lion, and prohibiting the reorganiza-
ton of confederate companies, batter
les, brigades, &C., for any purposes
whatever.
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GALVESTON, Texas, July 17.-Late
accounts say the steamer Polomaski is
ashore miles below. Mr.. Hunt, un-
derwriter, procured the assistance of
the revenue cutter Delaware to go to
her relief.
The steamer Harlan brings an ac-
count of a terrible three days gale at
Indianola, beginning on the 18th and
ending in a terrific hurricane. On
Sunday four vessels were totally
wrecked, of two no vestiges were left.
The schooner Veto, capacity 5000 bar
rels, was drove through the wharf and
lies high and dry ashore. The whole
of the freight of the Harlan was washed
from the wharf. The steamer Polo
maski, which was anchored outside the
bar, Disappeared. 1t was supposed
she had foundered at her anchorage,
and all on board lost. Most OF her pas
sengers had been previously landed.
No such storm has ever occurred on
this coast as far as remembered.
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Coal Market.

NEW YORK, July IS.
At the coal sale to-day the Pittston Coal
Company sold 10000 tons as follows. * 0S6
steamer at 60 SO; 10000 do CRATE So IS: 5000 do
egg - 70; 500 stove 81 %; 5000 chestnut So 90:
80 600 lump s85, W. W.
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Buffalo Market,
BUFFALO, July IS.

BUFFALO, July Is.
90 F 6Ip and Wheat quiet. Corn lower, sales
SSVOO push at sc, and closed at &C. buyers at
oSci 0ats, Chicago No. dull at 40c. Barley
ana Rice quiet and nominal. Pork S326S3.
Earu &c. whisky nominal at 81 % Canal
Frelghts firm to New York.
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OSWEGo, July Is.
Flour unchanged. Wheat unchanged: No.
Milwaukee club, 81 81. held gently at 81 S5G
90. Corn dull; No. l Illinois Tic. OaIS
nominal. Canal Freights steady.
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Foreign Markets.

The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday
lost. Sales 1000 bales. The decline was
caused by the reported failure of peace nego-
tiations. Middlng upland Is quoted at about
!4d. BreadStuds hTmer. Provisions inAC-
tive. Consols were quoted at 6T3S. sos 8R1S
G9s6I. Erie $685.. Illinois Central 751S@
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Chicago MARKET

CHICAGO. July Is.
Flour very dull. Wheat stronger at 81 48a
49, but closed nominal at 81 479I AK for No
z; Corn steady as 5o@S6hc. Oats Zs14c for
No. l, and 2713c for No. 2. Freights dull
shipments, -four 45 600 bbls, corn 900 bus,
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New York, July 1s.-Four new cases
of cholera are reported in Brooklyn to-
day, two of which were fatal. Thir-
teen new cases and nine deaths are re-
ported in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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ST. LOUIS. July IS.
Flour tending downward, but not Quotedly
lower. Wheat unchanged. Corn firmeE
white s5@SSc, and mixed and yellow 62a65c
Oats unchanged.
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[By telegraph
Spirit of the Stock Market,

NEW YORK. July Is.
The Posts money article SAYS:
The stuck market Is dull but firn, Govern
mentS are rather lower. Railroad shares are
Irregular with but little disposition 10 sell.
After bOanI New York Central was IO2e<:
Erie 682E; Michigan Central 1857: Michigan
Southern SS1<; Illinois Central I2jH.
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MInIneStocks.

SAN FARAECIsco, July l6.
Mining stocks better; Yellow Jacket SIS:
sewage go; Imperial VI; Choler 81; Legal Ten
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MILWAUKEE SIarIxet.

Flour firm and advanced Csc. Wheat nm.
settled at 81 631$c for No. l. Corn advanced
&c: sales at SEC. Oats 351Sc. Receipts fi0nr
1900 bblS, wheat $1,000 bus, corn 22,O0O bus,
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CINCINNATI, July 19.-The weather
still continues hot. There were two
fatal cases of sunstroke yesterday.
The stockholders of the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad, at a
meeting yesterday, agreed to increase
the capital stock of the company
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Miscellaneous Items.

The advertised receipts of the Pittsburgh
papers for the year ending June 3Oth were as
follows:
The receipts for the fiscal year ending Jpne
30th, 1865, were as follows:
Ol2
DispdLcu 68ZS7
SlEOulcl6... b3II3
9,676
The National Currency Bank OF New York
declared dividend OF ten per cent for the
last quarter of its fiscal year, and carried ten
per cent to its surplus account.
The Secretary of the Treasury received on
Monday from some cOnscience-Stricken per-
son IN Boston 81 900, which he says he owes to
the United States.
Compound interest notes are very scarce at
Cincinnati; they are bought on the basis OF
1891.
The quarterly statement Of the National
liabilities as follows:
Capital Stock. .,.,..... 500 600 90
circulating Notes outstanding......... 5SU75 20
interest, Discount and Exchange. 46O3 -
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NEW ORLEANS, July IS.
Cotton unchanged; sales 1000 bales. Sterling
81. New York Exchange Il premium.
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Home Insurance Company,
OF Columbus, Ohio,

~ SO44upu6S OQlOs
CAPITAL 100000.
OFFICERS.
Hon. 8. GALLOWAY, President,
LEWIS GASS, Vice President,
D; 3; HUBBARD, Secretary,
ALEX; II. HANI.EY, General Agent,
E.P. Hu fH' Asst GenT Agents,
T.B; Parker, Asst Gent Agent, OF West
J.w. PARKER, Special Agent.
REFERENCES OF OHIO.
(Referred TO by Special Permiaaion)
O. Col: Geo. w. Mannypenny, Editor OF the
Hon. VIM. Lang. State Senator. Ohio.
Judge Lawrence, Member OF congresS, Belle
Hon; VIM. Il. West. State Senator. Belleton.
Hon. David Todd, Ex-Governor of Ohio.
H n S Wlai Anderson, Governor OF ohio.
Hon. DelanO, State senator, Mt. Vernon
hon. OVlat Cole, Ex-Auditor OF State,
REFERENCES OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Referred to by Special Permisslon.)
!; N. McWholter, Auditor Of State.
mos HornbrOol Surveyor OF CuStonS-
L; baker q o. y. Long, Editors Of the Wheel
Granville D. Hall, Secretary OF State.
Hon. Daniel Peck, state Senator.
A. J. Sweeney, Mayor Of City OF Wheeling.
Campbell McDermot, Wheeling INTELLi-
oEECER.
Second floor. nov3O-wtf
Farming Implements.
OK BUCKEYE MOWERS AND EXTRAS
~ for same.
10 Buckeye Jr. Reapers
10 champion Mowers
100 Horse RakeS
10 Champion Cider Mills
10 Tanning Mills.
50 Assorted Cutting Boxes
10 Patent BlackEmiths FORCES
90 boz. Horsa Buckets.
l00 assorted Flows and Cultivators.
" Cook Patent Evaporation.
IL Assorted Cane Mills.
Is Doe. Hand Rakes.
Just received and for sale at the AgrtcuI-
tural Depot of DODSON d BROS
lnlo-zInW No. q Main street.
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@ O e. S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE

HE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
al Debility, Fiatulency, Want or Appetite.
Sick Headache, Sickness Cor Nauseaj at the
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every Disorder that has its origin in a dIsor-
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assurance thRtIt Is the safest, surest and best
Dyspepsia Medicine ever known to the world.
IL Is not a whisky preparation to be used as a
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I 8 RHODES

TAs REMOVED HIS STOCK TO THE
III Back part of the Religious Book Store
R00Tn and will open out this morning with
Good 6aSt colored Prints at l2E.
Heavy ward wide Brown Muslins at Csc.
Atwood DeLaines In spring colors at 50c,
and other goods at les prices than ever.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Additional News by the steamer
PerIere.

Additional News by the steamer
PerIere.
NEW YORK, July 18.-The following
are additional items of foreign news:
BREsT, July Prussia and Italy,
though their reply had not been made
public, have refused the armistice and
Cialdiui has crossed the Pc. While on
the other hand the Austrians have re-
crossed the MinCio and have decided to
evacuate Lombardy and Venitia.
The French iron clad fleet was to
have sailed from Toulon for the Adriatic
this morning, in order TO take possess
ion of Venitia.
The general opinion is that France
will receive Sardinia in exchange for
Nenitia, and will either give that island
to the Pope or keep it herself. Public
sentiment approves of the transaction.
Although Italy has refused the ar
mistice she has appointed the MARQUIS
De Peppili commissioner of the Gov
eminent to transact the negotiations
relative to the annexation of Venitia to
the Kingdom of Victor Emmanuel.
Great activity prevails in the French
arsenals.
New experiments with the needle
gun, to which arm the Prussian vic
tories are attributed, are being made at
Nincennes.
The public generally do not believe
~ PenCS anu LUX upon tue luIerVen-
ton of France, now directly interested
in the contest, as inevitable.
The Paris La Presse of the 7th says:
Prince Metternich arrived at the T1il-
leries ut p. M, and announced him
self fully authorized to treat upon the
business as sent to Vienna in the morn
ing. The interview lasted an hour and
half, and when he left, the Emperor
turning to the Empress, said, 'EWgenie,
this IS Il good ddU for FTdncen You Mt
Auriens, at Paris, have done to-day
good work.
The La Tiberte of the 9TH says: The
German Federal army is not trustwor-
thy. At Mayence, portion cheered
for the King of Prussia.
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Is a scientifically compounded An,d nrenoro-
ton, Of direct and positive action; better than
any pills or Powders-Eate at all timos except
prepared by myself, at my laboratory in NevT
raven q. Having PractIced in tine hospi-
talS OF Paris and London, and with over il
years OF experience in this city, in female dis
eases 5s ana weaknesses, present my French
1erlOdical Drops 10 the public as superior to
any any, remedy Known as corrective OF irregu-
and always reliable and safe, except when
prohibited In my circular accompanying each
bottle. l have appointed Messis C. O. CLARK
q Co., Wholesale Druggists OF this city INV
general agents for the United States f-riIs,
where. uest"US livery
Prepared by ]. L. LYON, NJ. D.,
may:0-lyw New Havep r.
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Latest News.
by TELEGR APH.

ny the Union Line:
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9 grand total 70 be dIstr1buted


This Association Is composed of Leading
Capitalists and business men both in this
country and the anadas.
The best talent of two continents will ha
employed upon the occasion, and no pains
nor expense will be spared In making Il tht.
richest and most varied musical treaI'' ever
offered to the American public.
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Tickets for Sale at our ONCE, so DEARBoRs
STREET, or sent by Mail on receipt OF AMOUNT,
with stamp for return postage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH,
MANAGERS:
STEVENS, BOYDEN & Co.,
so Dearborn st., CHICAGO.
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THE INTERNATIONAL
Musical and operate
Prize Association!
LIST OF PRIZES,

1 Grand Prize in Gold, $4,000 esti-
mated value in Greenbncks s6OOOo |
Grand Prize in GreanLacka - 26'066
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

GALE-At Elizabeth j. on "Wednesday sr ~ Of cholera in
Frederick MsEvl only child Of VIM Snd Maria H. Gale
aged months and 26 days.
HONLANDAt Manchester the 18th inst Oe3rge g.
Rowland Of Iryington. Nsw-York, aged 81 years
the First Presbyterian Church. Heuy Brooklyn on
Monday. 2ith inst, at O'Clock p m.
LEDYARDn Brooklyn Friday 2si John Ledysrd iss
18Th year Of his
The nenis family invited attend the funeral from his
late residence, No l0i Wow-st at o'clock Sunday
Sept g.
LYOEIH Brooklyn Thursday the 10Th Inst Amasa b. infant
son OF An'asa and Augusta lyon.
Tse v and friends the family respectfully invited 70 a.
lend hs fgn 357 Cintons, Sunday afternoon
O'clock wthoN further noce
NcCLALLAN- Springfield Mass Tuesday Sept 8 Mary O.,
vile VIM c. ucCen and gher OF Jonathsn Hunt Of San
francisco
sTOUTENBURGH Friday 2lst inst Of cholera mobus Alfred
Soutsnburgh. IN the 6lst year q his
TIE relatives and friends invited attend the
funeral from his residence No. JJ West Foryeyentht on
Sunday, 23d inst, at o'clock ,.
TATE-On Friday morning 81 Thomas Tate IN the Goth year
his
friends Of the family respectfully invited az
funeral the residence II his sonn-aw X r. hoo
Dominick Monday the 24th inst a. O'Clock m
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nrMnRs nE TIIE CANYAsa.

The Hon. James NJ. Ashley OF the Toledo Ohio, Dis
tict IN speech the other day at Ottawa told
dote in illustration Of President Johnons character that
is very pertinent 10 the kind Of reputation that he
making for himself soon after the President began his
wholesale pardonug OF Rebels and taking them in,O his
political arms, Mrs. Brown, wife OF tic Postmaster
General under President Polk, appeared IN Washington
10 obtain paid0n lor her husband stopping with a
friend IL the capital, she expressed TO her much tmdiy
and epdatiOn at the thought Of approaching his Excel
ency only after many pr0Mpti1gs from others
who had succeeded with the President in like mission
that she entered the White House On returning, Mrs
Browns friend asked her how she received On
very well" WAS TIE answer; "hc hardly looked az my
papers hc inquired after the health Of r Brown granted
his pardon, and asked 20 make the White House my
home while stayed In the city" Wei, you going 10
do 80 p inquired her friend. La no., the ndig
nant reply. with elevation Of her gentee nose you
know never used 10 associate with the Johnsons IN
Tennessee"
GIVES II UP7-A friend Of ours stepping into the Asor
House restaurant day last week met acquaintance
who inquired the of d gentleman whom be pointed
out standing by tn, bar and who engaged IN con-
yersation with another gentleman. THAT man is the
Hon. Alexander Randall Iostma5teTG General" said our
friend; you ought 10 know him. q" The ID II is
replied the inquirng why just heard him say 70
the gentleman he Is talking WITH that the Conservative
patty had gone 10 HI and that The id Radicals would
carry everything their own way this Fall y
We'll Randall knOws.-NOrraLk Ga+cte.
distinguished gentleman, just from Southern Illinois,
reports Egypt fire with zeal for the Union cause
Whole neIghLOrhoOds IN il converted in a day.
Johnsons tour has the Coppchcads 10000 votes in
that part OF the State Those best advised say that Hi
uOis is good for 80 900 Union majority.
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today Let us rally to The recHo q these Truly loyal m6n
1t rol back TIE heavy load of at Presidential ana Demo
cratic POLICY which crushing freedom ana genuine 10! any
throughout The South. Let ballots Wheh We ca OuI
bullets when must. redeem and tSentAfI iht lDEV
which has been promised and pghted IN the great froea
ton II every other alternative shall tail ara me ist
remedy be averted let the Congress o me nation
representing the people ana the public opinion en-h % he
voice declare ~ Of the rev0ed States IN renewed re-
bslon and recall tho fed SoTowfuy but With reso
luton we viii respond return until loyalty Sno nee
dom unqualified ond unresogved SHAH be inrencheu anu
made superior over every acre o. .he South.
FINALLY, the address says:
While we stand the platform OF our party organization
without addition diminuton desire now TO fepe inc
eaumny that the boys blue unwilling or unready 10
give the ballot every clzel white black who has ths
requisite intelligence 10 use II wisely.
The Southern UnOuss have told u.s. In eloquent ana I'M
pressive terms that they require the concession OF Suffrage 20
The black men order protect and defend them all against
the cruelty and revenge the Rebels whom the President Is
seeking 10 renvest with power AS soldiers listen 70
their requests and for ourselves yield them sympathy anu
acquesence -, -, -. - o,
consderate Judgment soldiers and citizens Let us look
forward Zen years hence there will arrive and most o you
viii welcome the centennial anniversary Of the Declaration
of When the 9TH ofJuy 1876 shall come let
IL dawn on the perfect consummat0n OF the glorious system
nangurated by our fathers Let the ideas OF their DeGaa
ton revived and oOnsecrated In our Proclamation OF I0e
dom appear perfect Union and Liberty perYadlng ali the
States and forever TO all the people OF our cou
try Well done 100 years the great experiment o. sen
government by the people for the people shall stand eo
Melted OF last.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.


now TO "RAIsE THB WIND TO SUPPORT IT.
Joseph Il. Flannlgan, Chairman OF the johnson state
Genital Committee of Pennsylvania addressed letter 10
the postmaster of Wesboro informing him that he had
been assessed SIS defay the expenses of the campaign
Mr. Flanagan received rather an unpleasant answer,
from which we extract the following:
have doubt funds greatly needed by the n
u C. Committee: II for their private pockets they Will
need all they gt and needed for buying up the people
than they get every postmaster should be
assessed his entire salary for ten years.
But pOstmasters al Ferdant II Of them
do live IN the country. Not long fellow OF your class
would only tell eN my neighboTs that he'd drawn Il III ms
lottery and send h inst $40 TO for The TICKET m advance
'You NAV think strange bat II fact that ddLt Go
Very likely you can md hungry fellow about here no
will send Won Sf5 you and tell al his neghoors
what policy u Is that produces ma3secres o. nlo
Office prize S5O year for doing 1850 worth OF work.
bu yOu must excuse yours respectfully HuoH hcuAG.
Thomas C. Mcdowell, esq, Secretary OF the Flanagan
Jobpson state Committee has been in Lebanon Reading
Allentown Bethlehem and EastOn making demands upon
Che oaice-hOdeTs. He demanded Of the Postmaster ~
Allentown SllJ; OF the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
A5OO Of the Postmaster Bethlehem 500 Of the Asses
sor Of Internal Revenue at Bethlehem 5000 OF the Ass
sor 81 Esson $500 sc As fax as learned he only raised
S5j all told.
prominent citizen Of Lancaster County writes to The
Press this:
think our Lancaster County Assistant have
done very thing, which ought 10 be followed all over
che They unanimously ned take effect the
P5h unless appointed By the Assessor uneOndionay
Nov fhG 0st tellows promised each sub
dis making several hundred in district TAis viii
ones between the st and 18Th O each month CAM
he done
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guilt Of the starving Of comradcs al Apaer'onTie
sasb1ry and Boe Isle their souls 10 cit In Co" 'ress aud
make laws for u.s.
Resope9 That express BODY our accepGuos o. Cen
Grants 20 lev that zoe UO1d rather vote Tor bel Gi had
been ~ arms aud proven to be thoroughly re
pcntant Northern COpc4cad who haQ been oppOse
10 as during the war"
ResoU,d That tho uits OF he victories we won in
the field Il Il vitav important that the Constitutional Amend
ent proposed by Congress ho1d be ratified before the Rebe
States are admitted 90 represeLt1I0ni and
Res0ted Thatwe viii hght ont on this line l that amend.
noent IA part OF the organic law of the land.
The following delegates then elected TO represent
the soldiers and sailors OF Paterson, IaSsdc county IN
said Conventions
Cant james Cook Capt. WIN J. Buckley, Cant b. ". box
sew Capt John Buckley Sorgt Isaac Van HOuten Lieut.
John Townsend Capt H. Ridgeway Col. a. srOn, Capt.
Charles Calkns Wilson Dougberty John Rice John T. Hill
ton John Findon Grmsbav BronclOD, David Miller Ihos
Wright Thomas Cocker. james Miller.
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
TRENTON n. j.. Sept. 2l.-Edward BEETLE Republican,
has been nominated for State Senator by the Republicans
of Camden County