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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

AFIRsT .NEw ACdTToN. 1--WE were
shown yesterday sample of the, first
bales of new cotton that has reached
this city this season. 1t was received
-by-the-Msry Erwin last week. and
was. grow aatA Waterloo, Alabama. 1t
is, a. beautiful speeimen.of the great
staple, being of very fine grade and
lang fibre. 1t will be put on sale
this morning at Wright & Harper's
salesrooms. and we understand there
is likely to be a warm competition
among, ourFbusinessE men and cotton
dealers for its possession. II
BY the way. speaking of cotton
sales. reminds US of information re-
cefved from gentleman who has just
returned from an extensive tour
through the cotton regions. of Ten
.nessee. Alabama, and Northern Mis-
sissippi. He states that the cotton
growers in those regions are very ia
yorably impressed with this city as a
cotton marketsand some of them ex-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26
Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.

CONSOLIDATION. - The firms of
Henry X. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann 4 Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
ALI debts and accounts will be col
'lected and paid by a1se 49,.
may25tf BLEMKER. TILLMAN & Co.
eg Buy your French Corsets at
Hughes. aug22.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

Take none other than Cark's Cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

Garl;'s Spool Cotton is s Cerd to go.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

Recommended BY County Convention
: For Judge tGasrt 10 Common d Pleas,
a . ANDREW i. ROBINSON.
I ssh For Circuit Prosecutor ,sec i
IL, Capt. W. p. yHARGRAXE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26
sRECEAL NOTICES.
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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILLS,
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at the utmost. It contains nothing iAju.
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give it their unanimous and unqualified
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26
CITY Orders

Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

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New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
scheuck,s Mandrake Pills.

FOR SICK URADACHR-ITg SYMPTOMS CAUSE. AND CURE.
This has constant nausea OF sickness at the
stomach which attends the pain the head This headache is t 70
begin morning on waking deep sep and when some Ire
regularity been committed the day before sometimes
days prerons Al 6t diFessgig oppressive
feeling the head which gradually megs into severe Heavy pain 70
the temples frequently BY ness and iendemoss
eye and extending forehead THERE'S eanmy an
pleasant the mouth bresk and the tongue covered
with yeowishg lite fur The desires be aioue In DARK
As the patient feels the Eess 10 the head sni pain 70
the temples take large dose Of SCENCKS MANDRAKE PLLs
aud hour they will feel well This has been tried
by thousands always cure Instead Of the SICK hessehs
coming every week days they will troubled gh Il oac
in three months.
SCHEYCKs MANDRAKE PILLS composed OF a number Of
roots besides Podophn concentrated Mandrake all Of Which tend
the secretous Of the liver and promF, blue ps
mercury and without leaving dangerous Effects In bilious per-
they will themselves the stools Tey will eIpe
mucus bile morbid from the system IN sick headache
they are taken above full dose they feel the
srt symptoms it, shenek w and has directed has agents to re-
fand the money they do not give perfect satisfaction
They only cost 2j cents box.
Whoever will other They worth dot
lar to sick every cent they cost
/ Don't forget the name sCHESCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
Dr. sCHENCK professionally No. % BONDSf, NEW YORK.
every TUESDAY and anoyerst Boston every Wednesiy
lie is also professionally his principal Office No N'rA
sstst corner Of Commerce. Philadelphia Saturday where all
letters for advice addressed lie advice free but Tor
thorough examination his Respromete the paec % omes
hours each city from a. IN. to- p
Price Of the Pulmouc Syrup saWee Tonic 81 80 per bottle or
81 80 hafdon Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box I supply OF
Dr. seheucEs medicines for sale at tines a ha
Also. By oil druggists and dealers
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
THE voyry,s STATE HOSPITAL.

The new building of the Women's State Hos
pita Association opened Yesterday large number
Of clergymen and physicians being present The stitn
ton was incorporated in 1855 by the wives Of 81 leading
medical men. lawyers. and merchants Of this city it,
present Committee OF Management are Mts-ro X e.
more. Henry NJ Schcncu. Robert LenON Kennedy. John
". Quincy, aud James v BccEmau he ladies'
most constantly IN Attendance are ~, wve. ~
David G. Lane, T. G. D0remus, O.1'n lloh-
man, L. c. Benedict, DAVIS, and Bccknnn. Tue
establishment a devoted exclusively 10 diseases peculiar
10 women and no patients otherwise afflicted aie alnit
ted II originated with Dr J. Marion SIMS, npted paysl
clan from the south Ilc cft for Europe u tho outset OF
the war and one o. h- Vupls-Dr Ihomus Ailis tnnet
rcpacc4 him. The exercises yesterday consisted or
prayrr ana short discourse illustrating Tie dement's OF
he Institution This hospital has been oiEnntcI about
thirteen wears and first located n no 20 Madison
ave- whence 10 se0ucHy removed 90 Nos l hua l34
Threeuts Its present site II OIL az entire square pre-
scptcd by the city covering the ground ucoscd by Forty
ninth aud Tiftethsis. and Lexington ana FOURTH ayes
The now building 10 " buCkwitA stone ornauertaORah
is exceedingly beautiful The Stale contributed coaa!l'
eraby toward IT. erection The private tooms and rnb-
lic wards are spacious aud supplied with every conYe-
niencc There i've stories and au elevator which y
worked by steam. Will carry patients 20 the dlucrfnI
nights Board ranges from > q sib week nccogiLg TO
elevation O the story and nature Of the
The lowest charge entities the bJaflsI OJ 90 bed ia "a
ward There also free ward. whore inmates are rc-
ceiyed upon the recommendation OF contribution Any
person who has contributed 5000 10 the institution can
send patient there who receives free board aud attend
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
6TIfo.

COMPLETE RETURNS-HAYES's MAJORITY 1913
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-COmplete returns par
TALLY official, give Hayes Republcan) 2925 majority.
The Democrats gain two more Representatives.. They
have the House by &c TO 49, and majority on joint bal
lot offs
Ldi6r-1be latest returns reduce Hayess majority 10
2SiS The Democrats conccde his election by maOrites
ranging from 400 to 1000 The State ticket entire Is
elected.
CINCINNATI, Oct 10.-This mornings Com
merciGi says of the election in Ohio:
Something 90 counties In ONO nave been heard
FROM and they leave Thurman with majority OF about
GJO The remaining % or 30 counties embracing several
nguics Whether they viii Oyerbalance thoIn ana place
majority the other side ~ question WHICH seems
likely To be decided only by the official returns.
"The LEGISLATURE appears 20 be hOpOlessly gone.
"The Democrats gain Senators IN the Id IIId. With,
With XIlth XVIII, and XXth Districts, and probably
In the XIith, giving them clear majority In The Senate
Of one two and ia the House they have secured gain
OF members, making majority with prospect or
some Others yet I'm doubt which will give them working
balance OF from five 20 ten on JOINT ballot"
The Gd-cfe says:
"The returns from the state are still incomplete, and
the election very close, but the probability Is that the
Democrats have carried both Houses OF the General AS
'Tho Governor is In doubt but with probability that
Thurman rs elected
The Enquirer says:
1--WE estimate Judge Thurman's majority at 21G9.
"ThC Legislature VIII stand as follows In the senate,
II Radicals - Democrats and In the House 30 Radicals
10 sc Democrats, thus giving Democratic majority OF
on joint ballot"
ColTMBUs. o.. Oct. lO-i:l5 p m.-The election returns
show that Hayes IT, without doubt elected Governor by
1Iiy % FROM 1909 10 1000 aud that the Legislature
Is Democratic bv small majority Carroll Hooking and
Noble Counties are yOt to hear from.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
MARYLAND.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTIoN-JUDGE
BOND NOMINATED FOR GONERNOR-GEN'
GRANT INDORSED.
BALTIMORE, Oct 10.-The Republican State
Convention met in this city to-day, and made the follow
ing nominations:
For GOrernOr-Iudge HUGH L. BOND.
AttOrney GcncTdi-H. IL. GOLDSBOKOUGH OF Talbot
COntrOHcr-F. SCHLY OF Frederick.
Clerk Of AppediS-W. W. SEABROOK OF Anne Arundel
Superintendent Of Labor and g1tc'dt,Tc-RANDOL1I
JONES Of ST. Mary's.
Ex-senator Creswel presided In his address on taking
the chair he ndOrsed Gen Grant. The sound Radical
antecedents Of Judge Bond, Of the Criminal Court
are well known Judge GOdsbOrOugh OF Talbot, the
nominee for Attorney General was President O tue IEco
State Convention of 1864 All the candidates are extreme
Radical Republicans. III, ,..
The party in Maryland is not dismayed by the results
in other States may be gathered from the Ioio"s
resolution adopted: " a.,
Rssorc That Republican party Maryland adhere firmly TO the
principles manhood suffrage universal and uui1up education ana t
payment the National debt and pledge themse, to hg out Oh
that line" ,.- ,.....t.,,
Resolutions in favor OF uniform free public education
for all the children of the State, opposing tho Ilt
system in favor manhood suffrage, ana the p!iheH'
Of the National debt, adopted On MOTION oI T w.
Fulton of Baltimore. the following was also adopted ny
q vote OF G. in favor 10 II against
Resolved That Republicans Of Maryland earnestly recommend TO
Republican party Of the country the nomination OF Gen "an 7
their candidate for President. 80 a., a.
The candidate OF the Democracy for Clerk of the Court
OF Appcals-nominated ycstcrday-James > Ifdnklh,
was a captain in the Rebel army.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
.f1nRfEn

CHURCH-McKM- f1nrsd5 10 at the Calvary Church By
tc Iga Bishop C01c Richard Church ~ Beydtre " l. to
Mar l.. daughter OF Robert McSm. os., Of this city
RLY-CLAREA sahonectadg THURSDAY oct by the Rev
DR. acus Fakia Fly o. Noalork 10 Lizzie Oug Clare oi 'he
iorueE place
father By ne Ref D Andre~ en Mary,
dlu.hte. Of John C0tlar of Brooklyn
HOPpEC-COrrIER-O Tuesder p az the residence o. the
BRIDES htlc by Rev Dr. Andrews Edward Hopping Of New.
lolk, 10 Fannie A., daughter OF john Co.'sr OF brooklyn
KNG-MRAD-Oa wednesday oct o thc residence Of the bride
htac- by Io, Elaar Fgs, Lieut. James hug T. s A.
Ms, ia T., hFl daughter gi Charles Mead esq ei AA'.em'
Jauaica W. L. paper please copy.
MORT-TEN BgOECE-At Rrurlou Y Tue-ay Oc. 1867.
by the Rev l. D. led arb M David Moie Jr ts A sarah H.
Tsu Brock, boh VI Koltoa-
MOUNT-BASgS-AtJ jersey City eireiar Oct at TIE resi-.
teue of the brides Attr by tie Rev Jeremiah Mlari james B
MOUNT fuae Drss, daughter of Joseph r. Banks esq No
cards
NEWMAN-LOUNsBERY-Iu the Prcser Church Bedford West
County T. by the Eo j. H iclo stephen p Newman
g. Csa Louaber daughter Of PaEas LoansOery es all OF
Bedford
RRRD-nrsHYHLIOn weuesiav g. o. a. the residence
Adam Reid SssharY Conn William T. Reed 81 N0rFch n Y. TO
Miss Mary Bushnell only daughter Of The late Albert Bashue Of Sails
bury Conn.
sTONB-CARLIOn Saturday Oct, the Brick Church BY the
Rec Dr. j. o. Murray George T. stone 10 MagaIea CGg daughter
Of II. X. Corning al Of this city.
STRANG-THUs sSrON-At Elu Y Wednesday oc, g. 1867
IN the eeoud lsbrteran Church by the Rev laac Clark Mr.
W. Miss Clara Thuslou second daughter OF the
Hon a. s Thgrston, all Of the former place
STRONG-COOK-In Brooklyn WEDNESDAY by the Rev.
c. Esgeson. Charles Strong TO Mtss Ellen M Cook
SUTPHEN-POIHRMUs Newark j. MONDAY Oct g. by the
David Supae OF Ncwuht Ise,te r., daughter VI tbe late
Rev. Abraham lOllenus. u. ID.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
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DIED.

BOHnr-On Wclnesiar Mrs Caroline Fde.ca wife Of Fred
eih BOhde, n che lj,h year of he's
The rses the family respectfully invited 70 attend
residence No 2j West beytu,I On sat
~,
Cemetery iOr nterment
BURDErT-u this City Wednesday Oct Stephen C. Burde 10
The relatives and friend, Of the family are attend the ea
sercs his late residence No ~ East Ientbst on Saturday Oct
u, at !! o'clock p
BpRSANon Thursday morning 10 his residence No. i6
ri,tfi ave, Joseph Brcuan, agedg 20 years
The funeral VIII place from Church OF ST. Francis Xavier West
Sikeuthst, S1haye Saturday Oct T. at 10 o'clock
BROUNER-On Thuay morning Oct TO- 1851 Mrs Sarah BowReT
a4ei "a years WIDOW Of the late Rev Jacob H. Broune
TIE fntra vii De held a. the North Bapt Church Of
Christopher aud Bedford st% saturday al o'clock a. m The
funeral viii be preached by the Pastor, the Rev Adams Cg
horn N Sunday morning. Oct H. at lO. o'clock
FAsIMAN-At Dubuque Iowa, "Wednesday Oct Benjamin T.
Eastman eldest the Rev o. Eastman Of this city, ag4 ~
friends aud members Of the Young Meus
invited his Friday Oct
H. M O'Clock M az the Church o tne covenant corner o Fourth
and ThIrty-hnhs.
PFsSENDEN-On Wednesday Oct Orange Jersey Henry
FcselGcn Cunnseor at Law.
Hi funeral win take place Satuuav T. D.
hi. late residence, lasonst. Brick Church Orange
viii leave NcNlOrA Morrs aud LsscK Railroad al clock
Msae aud sas .IarboF papers please copy.
HURLEY-At Fshkn the Hudson, Thursday Oct TO- Rla c.
Hurley daughter OF the late John 5. Hurley OF England
The remains will be Inferred 10 Greenwood Cemetery
nAMMAg-0n Thursday Oct TO- Thomas Hammin printer aged 60
Relative. and friends family and members Of the ~ Typo
Society saturday
at O'Clock, from bis late residence No 40 Sufolks
LOBDRLL-At WEDNESDAY Oct Mrs Sarah Town
widow OF the Lobdc In the 18th Of her
to be held at her late residence On Friday al o'clock
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
THE LICENSE POWERS op rHr cr~v

The Mayor sent the following paper to the
Common Council yesterday and acting upon is suescs-
on they promptly restored the old city ordinances to
the statute books:
D. clause Lew OF l7 s e p'T'rs of
tle Msvoraud Common Council qrr' o arier emHin' h
houses laukstep Lr'lr nrH'olrl teaiefh h,ele lliel
iitf5 Ia ss1ui Band rt lr-rrrsoi neNfe o e lh t'is
.ial.. aI rul-es lli e l.d i or.i ras
srA cHea csb 1aI riJacl pfhr pIrr band crurl uuaDr
al onnn fir. I'D r tyer. frlaIc. o o.. h'll
N-t.'.r Police fI i rrt su tlH t efcti "a t SUI
BorI vas rsmei u c oritl.c of tt tIDl Con A j. yls vr
k-oru tlls lrreff 1..y inserted H th .r Lew q
tl y,fv close fth legislative l' W'H fetc is-i ofl
I.s.irt Committee il. ll 1lu1.a 5 iiifc mum
ber. of ne Iegrro Ao1r Ir-r-lh' Ho'. ~ ri,4tri 81 %
kri % .cy.Itaa sa. s 'e ~ leltE D. puaite lmftf
OF tc 2it Day o Apt 1885, repealed h i1. olg o. fei.l. 90 ths
r1af action Nith t. cog i OF authority oi rlr Hlutf'f
Bni- lnrc'.,t.iy iuslrteI pIo-csIl.s Uc sq.rcle
t'.rr q. t.t of r law question ard % Protect
the r b of le Y1y 1le supreme Cont lar1If rt--i
f-or of -e so, fud st 90 rols'l.o1J l fIr law
Tie Poll, C0rms3,-t prtcl 90 tAr t' l lLl-c ils
honor inform loBpfh boy W hc Court ~ Appeal yes
t-sy arni c !-ln n e supreme Court The slt g M cty
thus ynl lt The hslt tD1 o' ih stale G hr aIi
attempted b. bc pr4 eel Upon h L" lc ani - people h1a been
properly Fcilkd h 'fic. tFt e pubic ltlrt uic i1' t, 30
lDli .-raioi hi 'lt t- g1' unI De- t'mr esr-i &C.
tie recug resolution r ai I'd Apf e. g9. psius TIE
question Of revision tIi correction D 4i e aails o. uf. 4r
e1e consideration ln sp OF s d that whose c-ss
have ct7ri ptry tr litigation referred 10 have leaa prevented ~
o. Ie JAS from obtaining renewals OF such
rcDtf elreai tAtt tc MAJOR Do au'l1t io u.n diseased
upon pyaui ue-r If le ea'l 90 - 81 d. Tue OF
otusncc Ili. rold. BE- seems r-tr be a.t lri prI-r
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
MASSACHUSETTS,.

ACCEPTANCE OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.
BosToN, Oct. 10-Mr. John Quincy Adams
accepts the Democratic nomination for Governor OF
Massachusetts in a letter which is published He sub
scrbe In full the docrne OF State Rights "as understood
and promulgated by the founders Of the Commonwealth
and tue fathers OF National Union Upon questions
finance and taxation, no SAYS: t difficult 20 recon
ce the incompetence which pcNadcs our system OF I'M
posts with presumption OF Honest intent In the legisla
tors who framed IT, No who assumes capacity 10
make laws al this day should dare 10 plead IN excuse ol
ms blundcIs an aheC ignorance O the first principles OF
political economy and utter Indifference TO tho re-
corded results of experience But the ntOlcTahe burden
Of an exploded aud nscenAc plan OF internal taxation
combined with tariff which is nothing but legal robbery,
must have sadded upon the people by gross gn0-
ancc fraud and, not speedily removed will furnish
the exhausted taxpayer wth!a sembnce OF reason for
Reputation" The letter closes with hearty Iudorse-
met or the policy enuucatcd by the recent Democratic
state Convention held at Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
AMERICAN INSTITUTE POLYTECHNIC CLUB

AT the meeting of the Polytechnic branch OF
the American Institute last evening after tho reaus oi
sevcra items relating TO new discoveries and Inventions
model was exhibited Of an improved slps WhulaSs,
Ahch the motion Of the Capstan Is conveyed 10 an &
less screw which works In pinOn on thc Wlhua3s
inventor claims greater simplicity OF parts au
results from the power applied, lhlh lh lle coni, IN
reared windass An improved carpentcfs ug
souare was exhibited. Mr. J.. j. kuOWlos Oh
Worcester Mass. described his combined WatcI
Governor and low-watcr alarm for steam boilers.
This rs an extension of the principle employee III tne low
wafer alarm exhibited by Mr. Banks at the hst mcctS
~ tbe eocicy The apparatus consists or Two hQiloti
bras5ubcs about feet length placed ono above ho
other and connected at end By return bend inc
upper tube connected by small pipe VITA inc steam
space OF the boiler and similar pipe ittuS from w,
6yer tube 10 the water space the machine being paocd
ncans the side Of the boiler, with the upper tube az e
let at which 10 Is desired 10 keep the water III lhe
water sinks below this level steam enters the tuoe u
by its heat causes il 10 expand ana move a lelcr
which controls the action OF the pump. As the wafer
rises in the boiler it flows back INTO the tube cooling
and the action is reversed should the pump E. Hu -
the water n the boiler continues 70 SINK unu Ielcs
the level the lower tube which then eNpauds lu he
manner as the upper one and DlOWs ai an , -,
whistle. The inventor said that about 1900 OF these
machines are In various parts OF the Country anu
ne had vet 90 hear OF the failure OF single one, although
OF them had been operating 10 Years 9eteIa, la
ppparatus A gentleman exhibited q model OF section
of n railway car which laid its own track II was OD
cced 10 by some members Gs being neither new nor u1
full tho invention having been already uleu diu
abandoned Mr. Root explained the construction OF MS
trunk engine, saying that the principle on Whch are
bnsed the improvements which he claims Is tue u1 OF
short stroke and quick notion by which he ~ enhDc u
construct the moving parts Of bis engine much lightor
than would be practicable with long stroke anu SLOW
moving engine lie also claims, by the peculiar cohslIuc
ton Of his engine, great c0mpaotness ana minimum VI v,
the comparative economy Of high pressure condcA'LS
aud combination onGines
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

Of Independence II such fest were applied Id THIS
bers, and better city government woull exist. Inc
existing Excise law is oppressive calculated TO lnute
modified. The Germans have their remedy If they sup
port the Republican party but should they goover TO he
Democratic party, they could secure no benefit Tor
some time TO come. The address was concluded by
an appeal TO all Republicans 70 unite for the approaching
contest endorsement OF the United states Senators
from New-YOrk and ausOn TO the time when az
assassin laid low the head OF the nation ~ qepriylug OK
its chosen and trusted efMagistatc. MI T. Delaned
Smith the of his remarks upon the address salu
that every true Republican who had been true to the nag
In the years Of its Victories would stand by 1t now III to
hour OF its temporary defeat and the day OF It's short
lived disaster. Mcssrs Kcyscr Farr and Hops engaged
in the discussion and approved OF the union suggested
Tho report was finally referred 10 the Executive COM
mittee aud the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
IOWA.

THIRTY THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR TIE RIGHT.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 1O.-Radical Iowa
sends is compliments to THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE,
and through its columns the rebuke of $1,000 free
men to the traitor in the White House. We have
fought oil sorts of side issues, all kinds of political
villaily, and against parayzing apathy in our
own ranks but in face of this so give vote of
5000 IN favor Of making treason odous and Radi-
calism triumphant. Let the loyal men Of the nation
take cheer and give little Iowa the crown she has so
nobly earned.
MCGREGOR, Iowa, Oct. 10.-IOwa election returns from
Clayton County give 1900 Republican majority from
Wunethck County, 80 Republican, Fayette County 900
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER H. 1861

Peach Society holding Convention gin that city was
read nv Mr. sanborn aud also letter from Dr. Parsn o
Philadelphia asking for the organization OF branHn a S
the Social Science Association ia that city Ihe iOnYN
iue nominations for officers we're then made by the com
mteo appointed for that purpose, and the nominations
were ratified by the Association;
Pfesdert-ProL W. b. Rogers, Boston. -. ,v n. "a.
VcePresiens-The Hon Andrew White SgraeaSe y ~ III q
ward Jarvis Dorcbester: the Hon Daniel A. Wells Wa'nnstn
l Hon Emory wa,hburn Cambrige 1e o1 @ hma'a " n, To-
Broot6ell the Rev T. " Dwight Columbia college ~ " ~
s,ph parrh plisleloh. tobn stanton Gould Hudson n l.
birector-Prof u g. Gilman New Haven Conn ~ hlNI' n
Ds'toh Z; Prot l. pefry, WlHAmso"Ai L. - WINS - -
Eew.York Mrs Caroline II. Dal, Bost9n, n c,-. e.,t,,~
General seceares-Samue Eliot LD Conspoadl9s oee''''
poslo,. N sSnio,n 90 Recording Secretary Concord -
Special secretsries-Johh Phlbh esq Boston MS Is r. n
May, Boston the Hon Geo walker oPius1''4' '4a'i VIZ 49,
Potter, Kingston r. /
Treasurer-Capt James ilgginson Boston -, ~, "a m
The next meeting will be held at New-1OlK NOV ~ ~
nd u