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MANY WHOSE DEcLIN1 G HEALTH. WHIca %
I was precarious, and their recovery despalred o..
40 now win grateful eman ,ions to the An-Wise Dis
poser offer heartfelt thanks 1or this timely remedy Dur
ing the shor tim since it's public introduction INTO use
the Originator has most happily realized her most san
gulne expectations in manifestations issuing trom az
quarters OF it's unparalleled urave properties, for nc
case where 1t has peen ndminisere wth regard 10 o
ions and persevered In, has 1t failed In ts Deneno
results.
In resordug to this remedy, the invalid can depend
upon the safety every article In its preparation AND
while 1t ncceleraes the hcahful actions OF each organ
and vessel the mind be perfectly free from appre
henson of any subtle ingredient being Infatuated Into m
composition.
The appetite which improves under its administration
is at liberty to ndulg prudently In whatever nu1ment
is psatable, digestive and whoesom and while Is nc
more than proper avoid exposure to fresh cod no ear
need be entertained OF any liability under this course o.
treatment to induce it. It Is pleasant AhOMAIlC
CORDIAL quite agreeable 20 the ste and as lung re
vvier and baisam health distinguishing itself as
without precedent, and trust will ere Ion claim ior
itself general acclamaton It's unrtgalled efhcacy
For salo by the Propretress, Mira: CECILIA RoDRL
CUES, northwest cornsr OF MEETING AND SOClETf
STREETS, and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE SIPS.
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"a smils was on her up--health va. In her iool
strength wss in her step, and In her hands-fIAS1A
rIoB brTTERA"
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Received during o.s month of August. 1896.

Reoesued during hs month Of August, 1885.
LONDON July Is 1867.
Kxasns CHIcY1RMa SoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by tne nrn
composers musicians and professors In Europe heid
your Pianos In such high estimation tutds my ocrt1n-
cate that felt my duty to take enc of them with me
10 Europe to ASCERTAIN the opinion Of professional
brethren. The enclosed ce-thcate win prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject oe8 20
forward at the same time. letter received nom my
friend. Mr.: oollard which am sure must DO graan'
have the honor to be. gentlemsn. yours very EqF,
JAMES II. WE'LL
LONDON. January H. 1854
yames II. Weak, Esq: --.5-tlt!
M DEAN sm: have great pleasure In aaking youto
convey to Mesars Chickering the expire. don Of my
highest approval Of their instrument It oonsder,
not merely the best instrument Of American msnufao-
ture that have tried but Of the Auest Grand Piano
fortes thst has ever under my observation; and
| the Messs. ChickerinR may we'll be proud Of having
turned ont nrom their msnufActory IN Instrument
would be very difficult 70 aurpsss In any part Of ths
wide world. 81 49,
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ess 20? IN hs Va. VII"
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ksssYs Mickerin1 d Sons:
aEsrs Ihsve just bean invited BY Msssrs. colsrd 70
try a Grand PAno-forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesston In endorsing the opinion OF my OLD
tisnd, Mr.. O. D. Co1srd VIE: That It 10 Sne nness M
strument1 ever plnyed on.
Believe me, gentlemen. most hithfully yours
rsstinonia from tie mod disngst,hed A,tts' I" karcps
10 Ncsrs. ChickerIn1 d SoHs:
LONDON, July rs, 1885
Having played upon Piano-forts made By Messrs.
Ohictering Sons, Of Boston and New fofk, hau
much pleasure In tssafyng TO is general excellence
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider It really GRAND PIASo-yoRTE AND pkoDHD-
~ rHK BEET HAVE SEEN AMERICAN MANurAoruH1.
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIgL0 REaQMpL
q. A. OSBORNE ALFRED JAELL
". KUHE IlINDsAf hLofGn
JULES BENEDICT. y. MoSOHEhES,
N, W. BALrR- ProL OF ConcefSatoafe %
BRINLkY RICHARDS. ~ Arthur ChAPRE5
RENE FAYAnGER. Director Of Monday Con-
SYDNEY SMITH. oertss London.
Among tho chief points of excesnoe Of the Chictsr
ing Pianos which speak the renowned arsta IN their
eongrstulsory tesumunsls to the Messrs Chictern8s
sre the greatest possible depth, richness and volume OF
Tome combined with brtliancy. clearness and
perfect eveuness throughout the entire scaei ana.
above all surprising duration OF sound, the pure and
avn ,sthetc quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past years this nrm hss manu'
scturod O.,
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MARINE NEWS.
poRT OF CHARLLsTOs.
Arrived Y osterdav.


R.r.entine Hannibal, Hawkins. New York. days.
MAG. TO " Roach Averil Il Son. Bischof 20, b
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Jacobs King asDSD aSisneaSn' mt SruSsr
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ninss, Tnomlinson Co. sehnen Go. GNsll &
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Col R Willard, md Order.
Brig Meseor Anderson. Boston II days. Ice 10 inc
schr c. lsS, Jones. Boston. 10 days Mdze. To
Locke, W Roach. 3 4 Agent, G Williams = co, D
white " Kusssll & Co. Graveley, Fagan.
schr Trident. Jameson. Rockporr Me. II days. Lime.
schr INV, Woolford, Baltimore 80 days. Corn. &c. TO
steamer Pilot Boy. MoNelty. Savannah. via Beaufort
Hilton Head &C. Mdss &C 10 yon9 sernsx Hon.
hns, MCPHERSON Co, Rsvenel h Go. B McIureous'
= - Cleared Yesterday.
Br bark Northern Crown. Matthias. Bristol Ens-R hure
sehr Daniel Chase. Mitchell. Northern Port-Wils &
schr MoSawi, Bradley New York. via wsccamav River.
sC-Rislsy Creighton.
Went TO Sea Saturday.
speu,sh brig Urbans Dursn, Barcelona
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, ut New York July 1S
stesrnshp sarsgossa CroveD, at New York, July u.
LIST OF VESSELS
uP CLEARED AND SAILED FOE THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
shfn r @ Winthrop Stuart sailed. June
The TrypheniA Harding, sailed. mAy 10
NEwPoRT, zfs.
The Johannes, Rutar, sailed. MAY ~
poMRsTIC.
BosToN.
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schr welcome Bsebe. Crawford. up. .......Juy
stesrns p saraaosss, crovel cleared. July iS
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. eles ed.....suy 10 10
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Schr Amrricus, Moss, cleared .......... .....!uy
schr Myrover, Ruc ches.
PHILADELPHIA
stsamshtp Alliance Kelly sailed IL
RALTnGolE.
schr Lizzie Bstchslder, English up.....~."...yuly8
80 r ~ lalmer Palmsr, cleared
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, l7th Day, 1852.
RESPECTED FR1rNp:-My daughter has bean muct
benefited by the use OF thy PAntauon 6tt'efS' tno'
Wilt send me two bottles more v,,,
Thy friend, hsA oohnN'
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.s Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CASIxrxfoH. Monday Evening. July 10, 1867.
The demand Il quito moderate. with but little on tns
msrhst; the com non qualities essier and the oeeer
grader hrm. Sales 50 bales say at "a. ss x' and
IS ON peivs terms. We quote:
Low Middhng.
HfddtnR. W.
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IosDos, January Il, lssG
yauss II. Walk, Esq:
LONDON. July %. 1889.

kessYs CAickcring d Sons:
GxHrs: Ihsve Just been invited by Messrs Cohard to
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
frsnd Mr. O. D. Oorlard VIE: That IL 10 the nness M
stxument I ever played on.
J. l. HATTON.
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
pRIsToI, ENG-pe. Br bark Northern crowr-sss bbis
spirih Iurpentins, 2562 bbls Rosin.
NORTHERN PORr-per schr Daniel Chase-l70.Ooo
feet Timber and Lumber.
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U,o TEE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE
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1MpnprANT lERTIEIcATRs.

IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
RouHEsTFR n. December 49, 1851.
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WHOLESALE IN cHARLEsToN, BY
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
No. 168 Meeting street.
BLOUNT & HALE,
PROPRIEToRs.
Nav IL emo Montgomery, Ala.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen In
this country or in Europe. "
nave never heard . 30 perfect It yields every
srnressIou that s needed In music, and is quality
CAPABLE Of change to meet every sentiment. This 10
rare power and is derived from the perfect purity f
iss tone together with its sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG c. H

HNHIs PAPER CIRCULATEs THROUGHOUT THf
i middle portion of the State, and offers the best
facilities for advertisers February ~
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DIR. WRIG HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR
Or. Essence Of Life,

Cures General De6flity, Redb-
ness, Hysterics in Females,
Palpitaiion Of the Heart and
all Nervous Diseases. 1t re-
stores new life and vigor to the
- .,,etn, tho hnf h1oOd of
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8. T.-.1880...

Another wonderful Ingredient, OF great use amon'
the Spanish ladies Il south america impartng Dean.
70 the complexion and briancy TO the mind yet un
rnown 70 the commerce of the world, and We withhold
its name for the present.
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During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the Justly celebrated Erard PAnos yours the
only instruments that have found either here or IN
Europe TO equal them In all their points Of excellence
It may be satisfactory TO our patrons and friends
among public at large TO state that testimonials have
Waited or are now residing In the United States few OF
whose names besides those shove, We append:
LEO DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTkh.
ALFRED JAEL. !. BENEDICT.
q. eANDERSON. M STRAkOSoH.
B. HOFFMAN. CULLEN.
And many otherh
r. ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE Lists
SENT By MAIL.
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THALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chicksring Sons Pianos, beyond com
psrison. tho best hsYe seen IN Arnertca
8. THALBER6.
Chairman Of Jury ON Musical fnstxumeu
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-lt. 6s EVANSVILLE. IND, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER

had instituted for the people of his
district a code, of laws and regula-
tiOns, which they almost unanimously
admitted were more just and benefi.
eial in their operation than any that
had ,been vouchsafed them by legisla-
tive authority for many years. 13w i
o, The Iribuae's special says there is
a rumora in, icirculation Il nthroughout
that ar President johnson = designs
making an immediate change in the
War Department.. It lis said that
Frank, p. Blair,oJr., will be put iu
Office until General Met Clellan is heard
from pto2 bsisIsT godsiG,.4f cit
The President has stated that Gen.
Porter. shall have new trial. Grant
faYors it, - .h9ruhD ~ % lnluI
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NEW York, Sept. 13.-At a meet
ing of physicians to-day, a committee
was appointed to call a public meet
ing to obtain relief for the sufferers
from yellow fever in the South. 3 4
Madame Ristori expresses herself
delighted to once more reach New
York, which she calls her second
home. ~ s,,os SIS 5.D s.
The bonded, warehouse of Albert
Muller, Sedgwick Street, Brook klyn,
was seized for reported leakages of
whisky In, large quantities. An in
spection of two hundred barrels be-
longing to Alex. Livingston, showed
they we're found seven hundred GAL
Ions short ,lag.s. - aButs, xa
The tobacco men and distillers are
about to send a committee to Wash
ington. to protest against the eonsoli-
dation of bonded warehouses in one
establishment, whichis contemplated.
The bonds recently stolen from Nc
Cleish, Reeves q Co., Baltimore,
have all been recovered at an express
Office 10 this city, but the thief has
not yet been secured -basp
Rullman. who shot himself last
night, had previously failed in an at
tempt to kill his mistress. He will
probably not survive. tR4s..
The cholera at Governors. Island
has. been, got, under control, The
number of, deaths do not exceed II,
and all present patients are conva-
leScent. ssls1 .ga.u rt ast- 3I1s 81
N HI: Dudley's preserve factory at
Keyport, New J ersey, was destroyed
by fire last, night Loss 800, 900;
partially insured. "A large number
of people are out of employment.
Chas9 Albert Dumorriez, French
draughtsman.g has been arrested and
held for examination as the author of
several 5forgeries, in June and July,
on, the Stuyyessant aud Tradesmens'
National Bank, aggregating S25, ,220.
He operated extensively in stocks on
the proceeds, and subsequently retired
to his country seat at New Rochelle.
with his family, where he was cap
tured a few days ago. ~ ~ IL .bn5
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'CLEVELAND.
Fire ait Crestllne - Great Loss of
- s Property. "A

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 13.-A
fire ia Crestline this morning, COM
mencing at the Franklin House, di-
rectly North of the Continental III otel,
burned thirteen dwelling houses, with
their contents. fronting the Cleveland
and Columbus Railroad. d.asLoss very
heavy. Insurance ightA.-not yet as
eertained. One man is reported miss
ing. but it is not fully credited, how
ever The Continental Hotel was IN
great danger at times, but was saved
BY the untiring efforts of the citizens.
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QUEBEC, .Septamber f3 Since the
disturbances on Monday night large
pickets of military continue to patrol
the' Lewis road. = Notwithstanding
these precautionary measures disor-
DERBY soldiers have been guilty of
furtEer acts of9iolence. ! ! HIN
Gen., Meade and,asuites left town
yesterday for Portland. During his
stay here he received distinguished
attention from the military and civil
authorities .izsfs tt ,07fg +" aal ~'if 7t
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Admiral Farragut at Stockholm
The Pope or Rome to Call . Meet
ing OF Representatives from all
the Catholic Churches In the
WOrld-Races. 40
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 13.-The Dom
caster races continue to attract gen.
eral attention. The Park Hill stakes
were won by Emily. Pace was the
winner OF two races, viz, the 200 SOW
ereigns and sweep stakes. Bomice
was the winner of the Portland plate.
The juvenile selling stakes were won
by Tripthong. Freponier won the
Eglenten stakes. .3aa lsf
H 5ts - DENMARK.
CoPENHAGEN, September 13.-The
Franklin, with Admiral Farragut, has
from Stockholm, and is now
riding at anchor in this harbor. The
Americans are cordially greeted by
the people. - - .,.5s ;,
ys rsdiYHl ITALY 3aA sies
RoME, Sept. 13-The Pope has re-
solved to call together a general coun-
Gil Catholic of Churches. Primates,
archbishops, cardinals. heads of re-
ligious orders, and other dignitaries
will be summoned to attend from all
parts of the world The Holy Father
has named a congregation of seven
cardinals to whom he has entrusted
the duty of arranging the prelimina-
ries for the meeting of the Council.
SWEDEN. -. l..,.s7
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 13.-The United
States steamship franklin, Admiral
Farragut, accompanied by the Can
nondaguia, Ticondauga and Frolic,
arrived here recently after visiting
several places in the Baltic. The
customary salutes were fred. The
grand feature was fese in the palace
given By the King. attended by Ad-
miral Farragut, his officers, and many
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 13.-About ten
o'clock last night, Mr.. VIM. Pullman,
storekeeper at the st. Nicholas Ho-
tel, committed suicide by shooting
himself w 'a-1-'4' ~
Coroner Wildey was yesterday call
ed to the residence of. Mr.. Herman
Melville, No. 104 East: Twenty sixth
Street, to hold an inquest over the re-
mains Of Macolin Melville, SON of
Herman Melville, who committed
suicide by shooting himselfwith a re-
volver
The Worlds special says the, Coy
ernment has received intelligence
that the Radicals in Maryland con-
template the Inauguration of scheme
at the election on the 18th, when the
new State Constitution is to be sub
mitted for ratification, which will
surely lead to riot and bloodshed,
under the assumption that a colored
man has as much right to vote in
Maryland as in Virginia.
The more desperate Radical leaders
In the former State are urging the
colored men TO present themselves at
the polls and demand the right to
vote on the new Constitution 73hFg
The so-called Border State Conven-
ton, which assembled in Baltimore
to-day, evidently means mischief in
that direction. Prominent Conserva-
tive citizens of the State have been
here to- day, among them Ex-Governor
Pratt, comforting with the officials on
the impending trouble. The State
authorities feel confident, of being
able to preserve the peace, but it is
not improbable that Governor Swarm
will have to call on the General Gov
ernment for aid, to be furnished in
the manner prescribed in the Consti-
tuition.
A pumbers of aex.oficersi of the
army who. have suffered dismissal
from service by the arbitrary course
of Stanton, are here presenting their
cases to General Grant In the ma
iority of instances the facts In their
favor are so overwhelming that they
will be reinstated and then honor
ably mustered out. a. IL 7sf.s. s. e
The Times special says il. the Presi-
dent will only permit Secretary Nc
Culloch to remain in his present po-
sition, the question of the finances
will not long be matter of uncer-
tainty. 70 The plan which he has put
in operation will, if not opposed
work out successful results by its OWL
inherent force. IN.
The personal friends of General
Mcclellan here assert that although
he may have been requested by tele.
graph to return, he has no idea oi
doing so; that, on the contrary, ht
has just determined to remain abroac
another year, and has taken house
and made arrangements for the tuition
of his children accordingly.
Private letters from reliable source:
in Charleston, received here, asser
that Gen. Candy has fully determined
to pursue the line of policy marked
out by Gen. Sickles, and to enforcs
the system Of orders, rules, and regu
lations which be has established. ?
1t is we'll known that Gen. Sicklel
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RICHMOND.
Death OF John Caski = order for
State Election Delayed-ReveBue
Tax ON Tobacco.

RICHMOND, Sept. 13.-John Caski,
President of the Tobacco Exchange,
died to-day sj s4a rrr
Gen. Scho6eld's order for State
election was delayed, in view of the
Washington telegram relative to. a
Simultaneous election on the first
Monday of Novem Der. .asl...l5a ~
The revenue tax collected on to-
bacco in this District for August
amounts to over half million. The
amount of. tobacco was a million and
a quarter of pounds M e4a fts
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WASHINGTON.
Board OF Naval 0nlcers Receipts
9l esEf@Is from Customs sAE' FH77

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. The Board
of Naval Medical Officers will con-
vene at Annapolis on the 10th inst.
to examine candidates for. admission
to the Naval Academy.
The receipts from Customs from
September I'd to September 7th, In. /.
elusive, were .$3,616.016. Coin in the
Treasury to-day $99, ,867, 900, includ-
ing in certificates $14. 4.673O00. Cur
rency in Treasury, s45, 1885, 900. Total,
$145, ,O56, COO. 'ag.i -, s r si'tf
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atk 81
ST. Louis, September 15.-Captain
St. Louis, and for many years Super.
intendent of the freight department
of the Ohio 4. Mississippi Railroad,
died yesterday. % e.-ae'. lae ..i.-i ~
DIR. White, General Simpson and
Colonel Buford, United States Rail-
road Commissioners, left here yester-
day, to inspect another section Of 25
miles, of the Union Pacific Railway,
Kansas branch 5 c.-. fs
Omaha dispatches-say that General
Sherman this evening received a tel
egram from the commander of Fort
Laramie, stating that the hostile In
dams viii not come out to meet the
Commissioners at that point, at the
time expected. They will send on
runners to listen to propositions to
be made, as they fear that some traI
will be sprung aud suspect bad faitl.
IF they are satisfied the Commission
ers are acting in good faith, then the
hostile chiefs will come IN and hold
council in the full of the moon in No.
Under this aspect of affairs, the
Commissioners will hold a meeting In
the morning to settle upon what
course to pursue.
The Montana Post says: An ore
exploring party, which has been to
the head waters of the Yellowstone
River, has just returned, and reports
seeing one of the greatest wonders oi
the world. For eight days they trav-
eled through volcanic country,
emitting blue flames and living
streams Of molten birthstone. The
country was smooth and rolling, with
long level plains intervening On
the summit of these rolling mounds
were craters from four to eight feet
in diameter, and everywhere on the
level plains. were smaller craters, from
/ four 70 six inches in diameter, from
which, streamed blaze and a cons
slant whistling sound The hollow
ground resounded beneath their feet
as they travelled, and every moment
seemed ready to break through. Not
living thing was seen in the vlcini
ty. The explorers gave 1T the sig
nifcant appellation OF hell. ,,t1.
The peace commission held a meet
ing at Omaha yesterday, and expect
TO start for the North Platte on the
14th. thereto meet Spotted Tail, whe
promises to bring in the principa
men of his band.
General Wright, chief engineer o.
| the Union Pacific, Railway, (Kansa:
branch, with party of engineers, il
between los Vigos and Santa Fee
and is expected to have found fns
railroad routes.
The National Telegraph Union
Convention adjourned sine die las
night. The following officers wer,
elected for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, f. G. Churchill, Laporte. Ind.
Vice President, VIM. v. Young
Washington, D. c.; Treasurer, A. L
! Whipple, Albany, N. T.; Recording
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-14

Secretary III. Nv. Wheeler, Bos-
ton,q Massachusetts; Correspond
ing Secretary, Geo. B. oqC6wlan,
Chicago, His; editor of the Tsie-
gropher, the organ of the danion,
Frank LoPope. % i.@ sa .1Jizig
The next annual convention is to
be held at, Albany, N. Y.9E - 3;te9