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v COSTAR,S,s
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY.

For Coughs, Cold, Hoarseness, Sore Throat
Group. Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma
Consumption, Bronchial Affections, and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
va Bottles, Is cts SO cts. and 81 sizes.
@-Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY r. COSTAR, Depot 4S4
Broadway, n. Y, and by o. R. Bacon Co.,
and T. 4 J. Robinson, Manitowoc. Wis.
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THE GLORY Of Nj " IS hIR tNftTH There
5r nervous and de!ilitatc should immediately
use Heiinsoids Extract Huchu.
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Knew ThY IheSi;nl.

adame E. T. Thornton, the great English Astrolo-
giSt, Clairvoyant and Psychometrican, who has
astonished the scientific classes of the Old World has
new located herself at Hudson, n. Y. adame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of second sight
to enable her to mpart knowledge Of the greatest
Importance to the single married of either SEX
While in state of trance, she deneates the very
lures of tho person to marry. and by the aid
of an instrument of intense power, known rs the
Psychomotropc. guarantees to produce ilfeke pic
ture of the future husband wife of the applicant
together with date Of marriage position in life leading
traits of character &c. This is humbug. thou
sonds of tcstmon ais assert She will send when
desired certified certificate, or written guarantee
that the picture is what it purports to be- by encos
ing small lock of hair and stating place of birthage
disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you viii
receive the picture and desired Information by return
mail. All communications sacrcdly confidential
Address in confidence, ADAME L. +. THORNTON P O.
Box 223, Hudson. NY. e 50 42-ly.
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W 3Bf erfs' hgs True.

ADAE RE "TN6TUN, the worid-rcnonned
Astrologist and Sonranbulstic Cairvoyant while in
carvoyant state dclineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, aud by the aid of insrr-
ment of intense power, known the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce perfect and Efeike picture
of the future husband wife of the applicant, with
date of OCCUPATION leading traits of character
&c. This is no Imposition. testimonials without
number assert. BY stating place of birth. age.
disposition color of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed 10 yoursetyou
will receive the picture by return nial together with
desired inform ton. 42-1y
80 Address in confidence, aDAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P. o. Box 291, West Troy, y. Y.
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Ia KE NO MORE unpleasant and unsafe remedies
for unpleasant and dangerous deceases. Use Helm
holds Extract Buchu and Improved Rose Wash.
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FNFFFPLED aud delicate constitutions. of both
sexes; t,s:. Heimbal's Extract iuciu. IT will give
brisk energetic feelings and enable to sleep
coll
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CHEROKEE INFECTION.


does not fail TO care oqoyrhea elect and al ]t,f-
cons Discharges in Male or Female, curing recent
cases in f.0.a to three days. and is especially
reconne idel in those eases Of F2sor AAtts
Wh3tcS an Females. The two medicines used In
conjunction will not fail to remove this disagrreable
complaint. and in those cases where other medicines
have been 'iset without success.
Price, Remedy, One Bottle, 81, Three Bottles. S.
Injection, g q" 81, 50.
The Cherokee C7,'e" Reme9y," and .Hsjec-
tidzp" are to be found in ali web regulated drug
stores. and are recommended by physicians and
druggists ell over .he world, for their intrinsic worth
and merit. Soma unprncipi-i dealers, however,
trv tn deceive their customers. by selling cheap and
worthless coinpounfS---in order to make money
in place of these. BE not declared. IL the drug
gsts VIII biy them for yon. write to rs, and
viii semi them t., Won by express, securely packed
and free ron observation We treat all diseases to
which the human system is subject, and will be
pleased to receive fall and explicit statements from
thfse who have ftied To RECEIVE relief hrretofore
.zsses % scn%iemen address Ms IN peiJect con-
7fdeU,.e. We desire 10 send our thirty-two pace
parn,s5lc free every ladv and gentleman in tire
LIANT d.ress al letters fer pamphlets, medicines,
or ADVICE - the snie proprietor,
D.. ". s. MERWI1{, ST Walker ST.. n. z.
rw I3S-1y
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DAMNED PEACHES, Raspbenies,
~ Pineapples and Strawberries OF the cnolc-
est quality and lowest price, just received oy
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X MGER's Sewing Machine Oil, Kerosene
y Oil, Extra. o, B. SMITH / co.
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FOR NON x ETFN9IOF OF Tnconti ncnce of
Urine rretation inflammation liberation OF the blad
der Kidneys diseases of the prostate glands, stone
in the bladder. calculus. gravel or Trick dust deposit
and all diseases OF the bladder kidneys and lTopsica
sMeIlings. Eelmholds FInit f,XtsTtct Buchu.
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For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into
WaYy and Glossy Ringlets or
Heavy Massive Curls.
By using this article Eadies and Gentlemen
can beautify themselves thousand fold. 1t is
the only article il the world that will curl
straight hair, and at the same time give it q
beautiful glossy appearance. The Crisper
Coma not only curls the the bair, but invigo-
rates, beauties and cleanses it is highly and
delightfully."- perfumed, and is the most COM
splete article % the kind ever offered to the
American public. The Crisper Coma will be
sent 70 any address, sealed and post paid for
81. Address all orders to AZ ly
WI CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. " est Fayette Street, Syracuse, N
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"COSTAR'S1

I stCOSIAk KS
Preparation of
Bitter Sweet & Orange Blossoms
For Beautifying the Complexion.
Used to Soften and Beautify the Skin, re-
move Freckles, Pimples, Eruptiens, DC.
Ladies are now using it in preference to al
others.
@s- Bottles, 81. IN }3s HgS -
Ns>Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY R. COSTAK. Depot Asa
Broadway, N. Y. and by o. r. Bacon d Co.,
and T. & j. Robinson, Manitowoc, Wis. M II
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PUTNAM'S
1l6 & lis Randolph St., Chicago.
CON ETDENTIA
New York Medical Association ana
Rational Dispensary.

S. W Cor. Madison Avenue & 27th ST.. N Y. City.
Established in the year $780, for the of private
dcaoc
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The Puzzle of the Age 1.-The sharpest
observers give it up. People who are proven

SHATTERED Constitutions restored by Helmbolds
Extract Buchu.
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NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF

MA MOOD and Youthful vigor are regained by
HeImbold's Extract Buchu
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An automatic scale faucet has been in
troduced, which measures the iiquid
drawn with perfect accuracy as it runs
out, cutting it off at the required point.
Barston & Chiids, who now manufacture
the article at Utica, n Y, are making
arrangements to start brach factory in
New England go
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WHISK FRS AND
MUS rACHES fore
ed to grow upon the
smoothest face in
from three to Eve
weeks by using DR..
Co-;rpalS Racrouro
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
v5 NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST 20

the central part OF the State any hostility 10 the pros
penty ana greatness Of the City of New York On the
contrary tlty mold that its welfare depends keeping
open competing lines of traffic But they do not believe
tha It's power will be helped by allowing stock Olhes TO
Vpnun ls interests They believe that the prosperity OF
@ cy Is the prosperity Of the State, and so they nave
Mr DAILY Dem, New-YorID did not believe that con
so9auon would create deSpOtsm Consolidated bodies
gnt aHSct legislatures but would combined DOulcS
bul WHY 90 we who represent NcWNOrk Guy laNOr COl
soldhlOnt Because single board and single hedd
VIII manage things better for all concerned lhls ma
bceh the experience of the Central Road Ihe ldea OF
sulOsng that in this age any corporation OF any amount
O capital can control the American people il absurd IN
they believed that by consolidation any road would DE
Dettf managed than otherwise ana tehd 10 the ulH'a
uUn of great lines of travel.
Mr.. GREELEY (}ep, Westchcster) thought the primer
pies involved i'm these restrictive amendments had been
very mperfectly carried out by this Convention II u
York to Cautauqua County on the eastern Sde Mould
be equally have the west SIDE; 1eJ TINS is
not condemned forbidden. They should DC more con
sistent, and forbid this consolidation in new lines.
Again people in this day building very largo mills
and manufactures under largo corporations. why
Because they can manufacture more cheapy oy employ
ing large gangs Of workmen and increased power Of
machinery Now, according TO the gentleman from
Richmond (Curtis these corporations arc dangerous
and should be compelled to distribute themselves into
number of smaller powers. The Inconvenience OF rail
road traffic sometimes very great. lie had eNpc-
rienced il himself living the Harlem Railroad and
having freight sent by other roads. The people all
interested in cheap tariffs of freight and travel, and great
lines would tend TO bring this about
The previous question was ordered The Yeas and
Nays asked upon the amendment of Mr. Van Cam
pen and il was lost by vote of 50 TO so follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

go Wheat saOs9ss 10 cOrushelel 81, delivered oas,
bulk 5S66Oc Rye ~ s2J BacUn-sh0aders,
24c; Clear Sides el0l7le Hams Dags Lard l2s CSt0u
quiet at 2id25, WHISKY 10 bond DC ~
TOLEDO Aug. 2-Piour from white Wheat Sll. Wheat
White Michigan declined Sc taes s ~ & Ashe dsed 2e sales
at 50 Ia - receipts to-day 1900 bush Corn advanced h sales
bush 0s declining sales a. Ss for No l. receipts to-day 2Soo
bash Rse 6m al 81 l6 for No, l. l
scarce Georgia Mdng 28lc Low MtHg Zie No CeEee quiet
sod unehange Flour dub bot steady for az Sesciron She
~ boh White aud Red White Cop 81 l2as l6i Yesx ~ $50
10 a. To quality Oats lower; receipts large sales Al s@s s
conng 70 quality mostly at 63d6Se fS RUne Rye II 09tI e.
the latter foI prime Provisions steady. There good Ssumps
demand for Eacon but large sales q1e easse prices
Sugar fm and good demand sales q Pfaa PoIso REC S Gei
uERALO Aa 2Reeeipts-wbeatl bash Corn Oats
Flour 5000 bbls ShpmentsWhsH Corn co.
900 bush Oats Pghtsllc lee
Spring 5Od IS for New Amber 0ho and ia 3 for New
White Wheat doll and nominal Corn dali .nd generally
New Western offered Csc buyers awaiting sol further dsen hJe
nominal Bsey-MsEet Mess Pork 20 Soa s2tsr sssvy
Lard, RiQl3te HghWines noninaly unchanged.
EEw0RLKAss Aug 7LCOt,On DILL Low hdung 2ees s.es so
bales receipts "a bales exports 27 bales Sugar and nossses
nomnsl nd unchanged FonrHOder srmi saPeree ~ aoo
49, Treble Esa s2 50; Choice SA Corn quies $@SI . Vas
s25 Bacon Holders askag lse for shoulders aE ls Or Clear
Sides LardJobbng sales al l4td br heees Ged l&S1lW
Sterling Exchange lS30IS NewYO Sight Exchange, eens
wrnyorox c. Aug n-spits Tupenas weaker at saiasac
OswRGo Aug 2Pour active and steady; sale. 400 bba 40
50 for No Spring. S 50 for Red Winter 2 50 for Dsablc
scarce quiet Meal loo Meed
Shorts $40 Shipst1fs s2a iun Canal ghisda Whess
feghs-FOur Boston Albany, soc New Yort By rail
sqd river Soc Lake imports II 700 bush Wheat Canal exports 7o
PHrLAD Aug piCoon quiet IUpands 2sIc Peeleaa
Refined 2 Flour unchanged Wheat f sales 800 bosb Red
Southern at 80 40 Rye closed sdvanng sales 81 CO. Corn h
Oats dull at 1lc.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
LED.


BERBEru Brooklyn Wednesday Aug 81 Mary E. wife Of Glenn
Funers at Glead Conn. on Friday, Aug 20
BRssOE-Drowned Of Ir,ingOn N Y Friday August Asese
The remaiDs Of the deceased were Tuesday
temporarily inferred in the Cemetery at rarrytown
Brooklyn on Wednesday Aug a. Adrian Bfoaks,
infant son Of Henry and Elizabeth Brooks Chat6eh aged sdsYa
CARRAt Caldwell Wednesday, Ang a. ofchoera infanaH
Beach youngest child Of Henry and Lizzie C. Cs aged
The relatives family respectfully invited attend
on Prday Aug "a at o'clock BarelAyst Morris
and Bsss1 RI at ny O'Clock m for hOHtclair Carriages "
wednesday Aug 81 Greg only child Ot Geo.
r. and Lucreta @. Cranfori aged II months
services the house OF s parents at Mount vernon on
Frdav Aug 81 at will be taken 10 Long
nterment Relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend
FRAzgR-In Brooklyn on Wednesday Aug 1867 Eliza L. vie Of
The friends Of the family the funeral from her
residence No 100 Van Burent Classou ave. brookn on
Thursday, at l2i O'Clock D. m
GOODRTDGE-on Tuesday, Aug 2 Ezra GoOddge in the 'h
Fgner. at Christ Church Rverae Friday Aug 4
O'clock Railroad train leaves Thethst att o'clock
GALE-suddeny YOnker Wednesday Aug 2 Addie Louise.
the residence No. lib Henrs Brooklyn on FasT
afternoon, at O'Clock ... =. r-
HAIGH-on "Wednesday Aue a. Duey Haley Of Joseph and
friends The family and q bis grandfather Dudley Haley are ntt
funeral Thursday at IL o'clock from the residence
OF his parents Grovesi., BuenA Ridge Mott Haven
MISTURSon Tuesday evening 18th year Of his Charles
Edward John O. and Sarah hnturn Of Huntington SOUTH
Long Island
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral hom no
residence brohernsw Robert Dunbam No a3 Fast FJ
frstst Friday morning a, O'Clock
PIYKNBY-A Long Branch Tuesday morning Aug 20 Howard
Pinkney, IT,. in the 9th month Of bis age ,, =.
Funeral will take place 90 THURSDAY at Seloss rom fS no ,,s
without further notice
THAYBR-At New Orleans La Friday Aug ls Henry w ThAyer.
only the late Obadiah ThaJer OF Newark ne"Jey ns
26h year Of his age.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

si AS toI NEW 10. Winter s5 Wlss:
white an light supply 81 sIes % so A. bssy aneSaused Cot
for NO S a. uomips Mdng Whisky steady AZ zoe in bond
Pe,i ,,e dsI,Pd @ s a. ~ Ss' cssS RIB e Clear Bsssn
sSss IN good demand a3c Lard unehangdi sss nA
snsssns.d Batter and hm at 2oasc IaIow
Sso demand Candies in good demand at |e Fsess w. WIN E
sTaLAs Aug 9FOSr b steady and Si sss sss sSss.
man, om Amber Wheat sia S0 Double Extras from winter
Wheat s3Oa$la Wheat sme 6u. pnehAnea S1s m M % %
sctiy. sales of NO MIed at Soc eSli isno- ssW n
ehsns.d fair demand Rye quiet a. O no 70 s2ss r
sssSa osn fat q, s6a2s,S sugerss TSsr sss m
aiic Clear Sides. i6i Lat-FeTses f'se An Ia, ,
MosnS Ala Aug 2fhs Cotton markets. ia, aad en with only
pomina lower bales changed
Yesterday pvs sures II bales Of new Veoh nave been
sarsssAa Ga Aus 2cO,sOn dull cad declnng no sassi Md
CT;sIrsros G. Aug 2COOn haetivef sales bales QUOTA
ArsUsrA a Au Sohng doing IN Cotton ana the sass sre
sr ISvs Xus qss, unchanged ann
Hsnp unchanged Flour trm bui unchanged receipts 2c ees
whe. declined sroe Choice ana f.ny ~ co. o. 90 so
ss,aSeipsi :si:. SSs e 81 Cas ri for wSts and II osssi
Msd ana Yes. .'p. 40 .9 oH s%s, g., s @ 81 IS G
,SG snDs :.:1 ma ., s s Mess Ss:s fo s Sss pa
wSs.s esis. Spring sPDs sss 81 ~
Corn !: s +, 49, s i n s s b o S. .'il,s
81 ., Ne B,, us. Su; @ aIa :, p ,Ss ale - cs .Sd No
sad advanced O0lSei sAss s6a$6 er Ss Ss.S i1 90
unchanged R:ssig,eS sss Eos m S OPio Foa q 90 bush
Whea. eI dO0 bush Cora. ..,. N.,,o,.,
s a. sp, e SIS S wasss ss sSs'i So
ws:;s f::r sss.;Sss Ss aS's Il s ss.l no
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
AMERICAN POULTRY SOCIETY.

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of this
Association held yesterday at No 81 Parlrow. room
No. 80. An interesting paper Diseases OF Poultry by
g. NJ Saunders, read. The principal ailments noted
follows: Apopexy caused by too high feeding,
and close confinement. for which bleeding under tho
wing, and light diet was recommended. Gapes, or
trachal Inflammation, accompanied by parasitic worms
attributed TO improper food and use Of rain water
for drink. Camph0r was recommended, TO DC mixed
with the water Roup results from neglect OF cleanliness
and crowded coop Bread crumbs soaked In ale are the
remedy LegwealSness caused by too heavy growth Oh
body, is relieved by doses OF citrate OF iron.
Mr. A. NJ Hasted differed with this writer on the cause
Of gapee He had found small insects on tho heads OF
newly hRtched chickens When these were LETT unlao
lested his poultry suffered much from this disease he
had applied melted lard TO the heads OF the young
chicks and had OF gapes In birds SO treated
The subject, Diseases OF Fowls, was CHOSEN as
O topic for discussion at the next meeting r, .
IL resolved TO hold the first Poultry Ehhipuon OF
ber and Committee appointed to make Suitable ar-
rnngements. -. .-..-. . -.
nent room for the use Of the Society
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
TRANSPORTATION OF FRESH MEATS.

A carload of fresh beef and mutton was to
be seen at Hoboken yesterday having Just arrived IRON
the West.
Mr.. Lyman Of this city, after years Oh eArrnentng
"a ,ht,, -, ,. ,oot ont n patent for a car which he
claimed could be used transporting al hus oi esh
meats in warm weather without Their x e
N j. lately manufactured car unaer sl & ~ ma. o
rections II put the first pasca nd ~ hs
hey were dressed and hung on hooks N the car and
although four days the route sy y, spa %
sound ON their arrival The ayersgs gso VI 'io
ear 70 have meat kept well s about ~ IN ,h ,,.,.
~ Ine cur Nth space OF three inches be-
tween tbe onter and inner sides This space s ned With
strips Of cork, packed ugnlS lSa%Ser aed with Ice A
large fan wors In AIR Down shrosSs
ho tca re cold AIR then rises mp at tho pottom and
circnates all among the a esesDe trousS &
melts the water and the iniPuio 49, ''
hottoIn Of the car.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

She very reserved modest, and uncommunicatiye
During the afternoon, the window being Open the cdfrs
came In very fast and covered her dress The gentleman
remarked 10 her. hint TO close the window tL the
sparks coming in rather fast; to which she pad no
attention Soon aferward her paraso dropped fom tne
seat and was handed 10 her, but she made no
movement 10 take It, and he land 10 on the seat
After leaving Turner'S, while the informant was In the
smoking the train running at high rate OF speed
the yOnng woman took her cloak and prOeeedingt0 ne
forward end OF the car, went out. Lady noticed ner
ya blowing of but she made attempt tc save II, ana
that was the last OF her. On nearing Suiferns the
gentleman returned to his seat and found the young
woman absent and then told that she had gone out
lie immediately searched the but she nowhere
10 be found She left behind parasol paper bundle,
aud linen handkerchief. The young woman about
20 years of age ight-coOred deaine dress dark
sack and Jockey 1t has since been asceraned that
the body OF young lady found the track of the
Erie Railway, between SlOatsburgh aud SOutied and
Is supposed she fell from the platform of the car, while
I'm "A
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT

In the Board of Fire Commissioners yester-
day. the report Of the Committee Of the Whole, adopted
at IA meeting held on the 18th ns received IL was
in reference resolution OF Mr. Able 10 rescind the
on OF the Board July IT, providing for the appoint
ment OF additional acting fremon at salary VI OOper
annum. After mature dclberatOn, they came 10 the
conclusion to adopt this resolution until some other
plan should bo substituted by which the prospective eI
penditures OF the Department may be limited 10 the ex
tent contemplated by the original resolution creating the
Office Of acting iremen This report referred with
out final action being taken H. but an addition To the
report offered by Mr. Able and adopted 20 the effect
that appointment OF acting hremen at the
proposed salary bo made until other
plan is presented and considered by the Board
I'm the OF Messrs ScanOn and Murray, OF Engine
Company Nc 4, resolution adopted, granting them
permission To receive S5 each 10 be presented to them by
the Lorard Insurance Company, through It's President
for their In extinguishing the fire at No e. LIB
ST. the 18th inst, by their individual Efforts.
resolution adopted with view to arrange more
equitable adjustment of the salaries OF the clerks and
poyes OF the Department In proportion 20 the character
and amount Of services rendered The Committee on Ap
pOntments made report OF their decision several
plicatiOns for transfer and appointments, which was
adopted On motion OF Mr.. Galway the following resolu
tOn adopted
sorsd Board Of Police b respectfully informed Of the
ability the Of this Department At present to furnish the
hose pipes 6c for Of Police boat; Ia Of t
require itself Of services Of the boat poFsi
and such furnish the needed for aHodg lss
The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

after all simply negative power II always easy
enough 10 put what IA wanted Into BILL In case the
partial veto when applied to appropriation and supply
bills would he very beneficial But the same remarks IN
favor of this may apply to other bills Suppose il does
open the question as 10 distinct and separate propositions
When opened u can readily be settled. -.
Mr. EVARIS tRep., N. " said the Committee had cor
tainy done good service in requiring tWOthrds Of
al elected to override the yeto aud in requiring bills to
be signed during the legislative session. Now he must
consider whether 1t IS wise TO give the Governor the
power 10 interfere with active legislation. This section
gives him new power OF legislation. He has had no
power TO put finger into the changing or modification OF
any law. He could simply recall tie Legislature
consideration of its duty. Now, here, bill may contain
subject more debated than other in the Legislature.
portion of the Legislature refuse pass It unless
obnoxious Inserted The Governor vetoes it
account OF that clause IL comes back to the Legsa
ture vetoed with its attention called to that clause Then
they have power TO choose whether they will 1t with
out the obnoxious clause with IT, This is right
for the Legislature expresses its will In law and not In
any part or portion Of 10.
The question taken upon Mr.. Prindle's amendment
as modified at Mr. Parkcrs request ana was carried by
a vote of 60 to 81.
Mr. RUMsEY Rep. steuben moved substitute re.
qurng twOrds vote of all elected for the passage OF
q bill the Governors yctO and that bills shall he
signed previous To the adjournment of the Legislature
Pending this question the Committee rose, and the
Convention took recess to $3.50 p III.
The Military Report was examined by the Ad1utant-
General, the InspectorGenera and QualtermasterGen
era and met with their cordial approval IL Is framed
to perpeuate the recently enacted laws rccognz-
ing Che National Guard the retired list and the limitation
years to each commission As all the brigade
manders In the National Guard are appointed by the
Governor except those in the First and Second DYsOns
the article provides that BIigadierGenerals shall be
appointed, hut saving clause Is added 20 the article
empowering the Legislature to change this TO their
election If found desirable
BY the absence of the Governor and Lieutcnant-GOy
ernOT the Hon. Charles j. FOgCT, President pro TEN OF
the Senate and member of the Convention, became
Governor of the State at to-day, Gov Fcnton Is at
the White Mountains and Lieut. Gov. Wo0dford sailed
ceived many congratulations on his ephcmera digtes,
but probably will not exercise his powers TO any great