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NoTIcE.-My Compound Liver Pills
contain no calomel. and owing to
their greater safety should be used in
connection with my Tonic Syrup, in
stead of Cooks Pills and calomel.
They act with certainty on the liver,
and very mildly on the bowels. They
can be easily broken up with sugar
and given to children of all ages.
Owing to the difficulty of putting
up my Pile and Universal Ointments
in vials, | have been compelled to use
tin boxes instead. The Ointments
keep as well, and the boxes are more
convenient for Both the manufacturer
and consumer.
This notice will hereafter appear
on each box with fac-simile Of my
signature. X. A. ARMIsTEAD.
aug27-tf
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who would endure the torture arising
tzorn Chills and Fever, when 1t can be
easily cured? =
FTho would endure sieepless nights,
narning fevers and icy chills alternately.
xhen q remedy can be obtained for q
exiF7eg
VINO would wander like an uncertain
shadow, never knowing what moment
they may be Frustrated? .1ss %
Who would be q burden to himself and
Rburden to his friends, who are worn out
IN administering to his wants?
Who would live this life of agony when
she great Alternative and tonic,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH B1TTERS,
can be obta, med at the nearest village7
rnis long established and justly renowned
xfedicine has ne yer been known to fail In
81 single case and none but the foolish and
weak would hesitate 10 procure Ii at once,
and save themselves from intense, life
hang torture. Prepared after long expe-
rience and deep study, 1t has received the
eneomiumS of the most eminent ply 81
R1aDs, as well as all classes from every
part of the country. TO those who doubt
as many virtues, all we can say is, TRY IT,
and judge for yourselves.
Every day letters pour in upon us, testi-
ying to its great efficacy ia caring Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Languor, Nausea,
and similar ills. 1r
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PROF. HARvEY's LECTURE.-The
announcement of Prof. Harvey's
lecture did not attract as large a crowd
last night las the reputation of the
lecturer gave us right to expect.
Indeed, lectures on education never
do draw we'll in, this city. which is not
very complimentary to our citizens.
The lecture last night was of great
ability, eyincing careful, intelligent
thought, and profound knowledge
of the subject, and it was listened to
throughout by all present with fixed
attention and manifest pleasure. We
regret that circumstances will pre-
vent the delivery of any more lec-
lures by Prof. Harvey during his
present visit to our city
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" Blessed il the man who invented
nleep,' says Saneho Panza. Still more
Messed is the man who invented the
means of remedying the neglect and mis-
scztUne that changed my locks gray before
NY time. or reaped the harvest OF my hair
rrEf's Vegetable Hair Restorative" must
ne aScri oed merits possessed by few on
Ro1s of the usual remedies for badness
and premature gray hair. The testimo-
ntals of its efficacy are numerous and
igreproa enable. jy6 w
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GONE EAST. Our stirring shoe
friend, Turner. on First Street, left
yesterday for Boston aud New York
for the purchase of his Fall stock Of
Boots aud Shoes, but spoke of hav-
ing left a large stock Of cheap goods
to be disposed Of in his absence. We
advise all those who were born bare
footed. to look in aud see for them
selves. aug28.
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BISHOP .SIhPsON.-It is agreed on
all hands that the ladies of the Trinity

BISHOP .SIMPsoN.-It is agreed on
all hands that the ladies of the Trinity
Church have been fortunate in Sc
curing the services of this eloquent
orator for tomorrow evening His
lecture on the Future of the Coun-
try is described by those who have
heard it elsewhere as one of the high
est class of eloquent productions, and
under his peculiar oratorical powers
produces an effect seldom witnessed.
Those who were fortunate enough to
hear him on 1.-The State of the Coun-
try" a very different lecture
from the forthcoming one, will be
able to form some idea of the plea
sure of hearing him on this pro-
foundly interesting theme. Though
our community has not manifested
much enthusiasm in the lecture
going line, yet the indications are
that the house will be filled. Many
from the surrounding country will be
in the city expressly to hear the
attractive theme discussed by the
eloquent Bishop. f9
The cause for which the lecture
is given, and the fame of the orator /;
the theme to be discussed, the music
from the grandest organ in the West,
we predict will attract full house.
We learn that very successful can
vass was made yesterday in the sale
of tickets.
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RateheI0r,s Hair DYe.

Tnis splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
,voEid. The only true and perfect Dye.
garmless, Reliable instantaneous No
alsappointmett. No ridiculous tints.
Na$ars.l Black OF Brown. Remedies the III
eayecrs OF Bad Dues. InvigorateS the hair,
leaving Ii soft and beautiful. The genu-
LIE is signed H5{tiou A. Bachelor. All 9th
aTx are mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
t7lAers. Factory 81 Barclay Street. New
w0yZ-
uS- RgggARE NE a s0UETERFEET.
fss.- T4--iE
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The County Sunday School COnven-
ton.

The committee appointed, by
the Board of the Vanderburgh
County Sunday School Union, for
the purpose of providing dinner
for the County Sunday School Mass
Meeting on Thursday, the 9Th of
September next, met in the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church on Mon
day night. There was large attend
ance and much interest manifested.
1t was decided to hold the children ;
mass meeting at Blackford's Grove,
and the following gentlemen-one
from each Church in the city-were
appointed committee to make all
necessary arrangements for the enter
tainment of the County schools, all Of
which have been invited to attend;
and to see that the necessary provi-
sions for feeding the large crowd ex-
pected to be present is provided by
the churches and schools OF the city
They were also requested to invite
such lady assistants as should be
needed:
John Z. Taylor, Cumberland Pres
byterian Church; Theo. Curnick. Ia
gle Street NJ. K. Church: Jacob
Mills, Trinity NJ e. Church; E. H.:
Lawrence, Walnut Street Presbytea
rian Church; Lewis Ruffner, jr., Vine
Street Presbyterian Church.; VIM
Turnock. Baptist Church j. III. Pos
doffer, ST. Johns Evangelical Church;
g. Couch, Christian Church; c. Kel-
Ter, German NJ. Il. Church; c. Decker,
lions Church M. Gunterman, indie
pendence NJ. H. Church The Su-
perintendents OF the various city
schools were appointed a committee
on reception Adjourned.
SAN. n CURNICK, Secretary
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CITY NEWS.
Republican County Mass Convention.

Republican County Mass Convention.
At meeting of the Republican
Executive Committee of Vanderburgh
County, held August oath, it was re-
solved that Mass CONVENTION be
held at the
Court House, In Evansville,
Saturday, Sept. 7th, at TWO O'CLOCK
p. NJ, to nominate candidates for the
offices of Sheriff and County Com
missioner.
In accordance with that resolution
all the Union voters Of Vanderburgh
County are hereby invited to assem-
BILE in Mass Convention at the time
and place and for the purpose speci-
fed -o7 JOSEPH p. ELLIoTT, -
E.A.sA3N- V9f Chairman
ALvAH JOHNSON, Secretary.
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REsoLUTE BASE BALL CLUB.-A
match will be played this afternoon
between the first and second tens, the
latter to be made up on the ground.
A special meeting of the Club will
be held this evening at Masonic Hall.
Business of Importance will be trans
acted. A full attendance is re-
auested. 9aT .vabt
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LUNCH lLUNoHl-FREsH OYsrERsl
FRESH OYsTERsl-Everybody call at
the Parlor Saloon, No 81 Main Street,
where Oberdorfer & Ashby will serve
their friends and patrons with some
excellent oyster soup, &c. aug28
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Removal.


Is =. NE14BERE a 90. NAv y Rh.
S9s moved to their new four-story store.
No. 81 North First Street. where they VIII
and as many new ones as viii favor tis4-ff1
yith call. Afull assortment OF (Iroeerls.s
stc-, Always on hent, AVID fors sale al rfe
Inducements 10 r5iskose 5tss7q foT CASH
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!; 2ECIAL NOTICES.

81 Sensations sweet, felt in the blood,
and felt along the heart are experienced
~ the consum ptive invalid upon trial OF
Or. ]. w. Poland's White Pine Com pound.
III Is also Invaluable in several other COM
<a4ints. zee advertisements.
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|. BowLDERING.-The bowderers have
finished their work on Water Street
across Sycamore, includ ing an excel
lent crossing on Sycamore Another
square will be finished this week, and
the third. to Locust Street by the mid
die of next week.
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For SALE.-Cook & Healy, No. rs
Main Street. Will sell their entire
stock of Groceries This is a good
chance for any one that wishes to go
into the business Mr. Cook has
purchased farm in the East, and will
remain there so Cook x HEALY.
Evansville, July Y, 1867. 13tf
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New GooDs.-Haying just received
nay, fall stock, i am now prepared to
make the same up in the most APP
proved style, asr / have one of the
best cutters in the West. Try him.
augN If. y. II. CARLIN, Ag't.
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CONSOLIDATION. - The firms of
Henry 4. Blemker,, and Blemker,
Tillmann 4 Co, Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER.9 TILLMAN & Co.
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words. He then defined the elements
of sentence, the principal being the
subject and the predicate, and the
subordinate, as the adjective elements,
the objective elements, and the ad-
verbal elements.
Rev. Mr.. Sims addressed the associ-
alton on the subject of the English
Language He spoke of its beauties
and its history. He said that he did
not like the new method of spelling by
emitting the silent letters. 1t was
robbipg the language of its beauties
as did the vandals when entering
Rome. He also analysed number
of words, and thus presented an easy
method of learning the definitions of
most of the words in the language.
Prof. T. w. Harvey then took up
the subject of Recitation, and spoke
on the following topics:
/. Calling Glass to order.
2. Conduct of Recitation.
3. Particulars.
4. Assigning lessons.
5. Marking register
g. Dismissing class.
He also remarked that scholars
should not walk on their toes in the
school room that they should always
move gracefully; that they should
give complete answers to questions;
that the review lesson should always
be heard before the advance; that
the teachers should never find fault
with the textbook, as it destroyed
the confidence of the scholar in the
teacher. Also, that the teacher
should be just in all cases
The following teachers were APP
pointed as a committee on resolutions:
Miss Woodbury., Miss Conn. Miss
Dougherty, Mr.. J. Wittenbach, and
Mr.. McCutchan.
The ASSOCIATION then adjourned, to
meet this morning at o'clock.
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CRowDED.-So great is the press of
orders on the JOURNAL Job Office,
even at this dull season, that they
were compelled, yesterday, to decline
orders which were urgent. In a few
weeks our arrangements will be such
that all orders viii be promptly exc
euted Send in orders early We
can't always do large jobs in single
hour after the receipt of the order.
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- PERSONAL. - Judge Sam. Casey
Hughes, of Morganfeld, Kentucky
called on us yesterday, He is one of
the most outspoken and devoted
loyal men Of Union County. ar1 n
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GENTS: The finest and best select
ed stock of goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see. SMITH &c DARLING,
aug27 Merchant Tailors.
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STORE FOR RENT. = 4 splendid
store, No. 70 Main Street, now occu-
pied by Cook Il Healy. Inquire Of
au27 Cook x HEALY.
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HONE AGAIN.-D. j. Mackey. of
the great Dry Good House of Mackey,
Nisbet & Co, arrived home yester-
day from New York He reports the
DryrGoods Market East rather favor
able to BUYERS.
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~ THE, ATLANTIC, for September, is.
received and for sale by John III.
Scott, the news dealer. corner of
lain and Second Streets. s ~.
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Communicated.
Edit ors j journals


Editors journals
| saw a statement in your paper OF
the 10th inst, of one j II Welsey, q
drummer for Cincinnati drug house,
a fiend in human shape. ia which he
attempts to exonerate himself from
all blame il enticing my daughter
from her home. The statement
of this Infamous seoundrei and vii
lain misht bave some weight amongst
strangers. aud | therefore take this
method Of disabusing the mind of the
public 10 this particular, and assert
positively that he was altogether 10
Blame In the matter; and every denial
of his to the contrary is an nnmitil
gated falsehood,S as I can show by the
most positive proof which [ now liave
in my possession, and If it becomes
necessary which | will publish, and
expose&his yillainy to the public / re
greet exceedingly that he made his es-
cape before | got to see him.
By giving this a place ia your col
umns, you will confer favor On your
friend, ~ sI4- joins II MASSEY
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s. nj. R0LET'S
Real Estate Agency,

In the office Of VIM. Emery, Justice of the
Peace, on Third Street. between Main and
Locust. -1ivf2 rf
Real Estate bought and sold on minis
zion. at reason able rates. No charge ii the
zafe is not effected. VIII attend to the pay
inent OF taxes, collecting of Debts, renting
Of houses, Sc, &c II '.4-,ii ~ tisin =
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BILLS OF LADING.-We have on
hand good stock Of Bills Lading,
bound orloose; The finest quality ever
offered in this city. If
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Bg 4 large assortment of thpse
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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MiitcdrGs HELIX Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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Borrow FELL In Heddcrich &
Lauer have splendid stock Of all
sorts Of Groceries, Sugar Cured Hams,
Country Bacon. Fresh Vegetables. &c,
all of which will be sold at the small
est margin for profit sThose desiring
bargains will consult their interest by
calling at their Grocery Store, on
Sycamore Street, between Third and
Fourth. l193 au27 DIT
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BE- Buy your English and French
Hosiery at Hughes aug22.
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st4H bna s1alot s9ra9 "a eslsufa9 eafgSf
bus hsgre+ ss dow 81sH essaT II ry,s -sffs.9
% se.stHs .~t8sssb ~l-t slt VOTER n las
STD ssLsA ssA-e - sAgHaf .kSgG41s
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len CHEEsE.-r10O boxes choice, Fac
tory, Hamburg and Western Reserve
Cheese, received direct from the
Diaries of Ohio The same is offered
for sale at extremely low prices.
PARSONS, SCoyiLLE & Co.
su- sra-a fus- ~ Main Street.
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Bsg" Real French Whalebone Cor
sets at Hughes aug22
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Meth and Freckles.

The only reliable remedy for those
brown discolorations on the face called
Moth Patches and Freckles is PERRYS
MORN A8iD FREcELE LOTION. Prepare red
only by DR.. +. L. Perry, Dermatologfst, 40
Rosad Street, New York Sold by ali drug
II ysex hot tie. fy2 d.}rn
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EE Everybody that wants extra
-four buys Binghams Pastry, for sale
in sacks or barrels by
aug. 3 Ind, HID. ALLIs & Co.
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B6s- Buy your French Corsets at
Hughes. .s -4,r aug22.
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Bar A full supply Of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office If
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of tickets.
RECORDERS Court. = Business in
the Recorders Court continues to be
quite brisk, though the amount of
money realized is not large
A stranger named Toblings was
drunk, and was fined 81. with So 20
costs.
p John Sha was also drunk, and
was lined 81, with So So costs.
A lad, brother to the one arraigned
cn Monday, was yesterday presented
on charge of fighting with his bro
Their. He was fined 81, with st %
costs.
~ Geo. Harris was presented on a
charge of stealing box of hats from
Che wharf bGatI STR X. Ounkerson
e., Gp>1egv Monday. He was held to
answer in the sum of 5000. and being
unable to give the requisite. security.
wefit to fail 5aI<ss hna os's pa -.so
Two butchers had a dispute in the
market house on Saturday morning,
to the terror of the ladies attending
the market. Both are unfortunately
possessed of violent tempers, and
talked without restraint or being
particularly choice ia. their use of
language. Yesterday they were ar
raigned before the Recorder for dis
turbance of the peace. They called
for a jury Of six men, and each had
a lawyer to plead his ease From the
evidence. so far as we heard it, we
came to the conclusion that both
were guilty, but no decision had been
reached by the jury when we left the
court room.
LATER.-The jury in one case re-
turned "a verdict of 81 fine, with 81
costs. The. other defendant submit
ted his case to. the court, and was
fined IS, with IS costs,
A DARING THEFT-THE THIEF
CAUGHT-On Monday small box of
hats were missed from a lot of goods
on r. K. Duukerson IL Co.'s Wharf
boat, consigned to Cobb & Son, Eddy
vile, Kys,ss and to. be shipped blythe
Chattanooga. George Harris the
watchman on the Chattanooga, during
the day got drunk andwas discharged
from the boats Yesterday morning
he was observed By the en- ineer to de-
scend into the hole Of the boat and
presently reappeari with a hat box
which he deposited in a skif lying
outside the Chattanooga, and getting
into heaskiHs hes started off down. the
riixer. Notice was t9nce given to the
proprieters of the wharfboat, and two
employees proceeding down the shore
Intercepted the tibet as he landed, aud
recognizing the box Of hats, seized it,
AAeuce 4 whefsnpdm the ipprleiner
of hats ieaped from the -skkiiF and,
started at high speed to run, up the,
bank. The police were put on his
SIack ,anelln q sshort time he was cap
) 3fed, aud is now il Jail ia deEaplt of
I'D ROT b3aiif.A 3nd glands an excellent
chance 10 gel a berth i'd the peniten-'
tiary at Jetfers4pTille. vs~ s noifigs
-sz.zl4a buB .zE3
BEFoRE JUSTICE EMFa .s1Y.4 4. pegfos
woman made 4 e6inFq4i pc BeftreRJds-
tice Emery, YESTERDAY. agait5s1te aa'' White
man for o5teiping money under false
pretences. Her story is ashe9buis :
band bargaIned with the white man
for a load Of #QPa, aud paid him shie
price, - so. lie took it to the house
and there demanded, So 80. fero the,
wood. For this the woman made
complaint. sMeoknow nothing of. the
character, Of the map who sold the
wood, and therefore withhold, his
name until thestasea8 hich is set for
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Milwards Needles are the best.
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Cry ORDERS PeR SALE-Inquire
at the p.'t'' JOURNAL OFFICE.
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REMEMBER THE Visit
.ors to the post Office will find dis
'abled and worthy veteran of the war
for the Union, Andrew Williams. just
outside the door supplied with the
choicest fruits and melons Of the sea
SOP and at reasonable rateaimsoG
member TO make. your purchases of
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Machines Use Cgark's Spool Cotton
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zC1ark's Spool CsA@k is 6 Cord to 80,
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CoRsErs.- French Cprsets Of very
superior quality, at tie lowest cash
prices, at Hughes ,oa aug22.
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Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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blizzard $ Needles for,sale everywhere
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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% Hand sewingtry 1Rltoar.rs Needles.
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Take none otherthan Clark Cotton
sg Magnificent French Corsets al
Hughes. aug22.
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71faE hHs saaiD ADO OIL. - "a s1siastE
81 7slsslss wilU&agE9 ~ 'ggal4lstd9 -@si
.AfnAi
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ALvAH JOHNSON, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10
What the "RevolutIon" Means.

In Pennsylvania
!, Repeal of the act allowing colored people
to ride in the cars.
2. Death to manhood suffrage in the State.
3. Sunday cars, Sunday liquor, and Sunday
lager.
4. Placing Philadelphia once more under
Democratic misrule.
The Democratic triumph in Ohio sgnifes:-
l. Death to universal suffrage.
O. Recognition of the State Rights doctrine.
8. Overthrow of the National Bank system.
4. Reputation of the national debt. Payment
of the interest and principal in greenbacks and
a financial crisis of alarming dimensions.
5. Election of Clement L. .Valandigham to the
United States Senate, real public calamity.
In the country it means:-
First Nomination of Andrew Johnson for the
Presidency, by the conglomerate party.
Second. Reputation of the national debt.
Third. Decrease and disgrace of the national
army.
Fourth. Defeat of the impeachment move
ment.
Fifth. General amnesty to all Rebels
Sixth. Last bm not iedSt-Overthrow or null
lifcatlon of the Congressional Reconstruction
plan in the Southern States.