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New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
THE CITY.
cb;ef-Justice Chase is in town.

Chief Justice Chase IS In town.
Grammar School House No. SO, IN flfty-sec- sa9c'
onds west Of Tifthnvenuc to be open for Inspection
from to y. In, today -, l..
The Union Club of Morrisania will not 20 10
Philadelphia tonight. Their departure HAS Dcch Po
poned until Saturday week -
The return game between the MUTUAL anu anu
Atlantic Base Ball Clubs set down for THIS day. has pe
indefinitely postponed by mutual CONSENT o"hs " ~
death Of Mr. Pattersons wne'
The Fruit Growers Club met yesterday, at
Mr. Wlitock's No 2i5 Broadway, discussed sone s,o
iccts of An interesting character. ana gave P@o Vi s
In a Mr. Blrpess for his collection 0f I'D danlias'
Edward f. Creek and Charles DOTsay, ar
osod nv Dcecyes stillwell and Hayes Of tue oeeOnu
prec,nct were brought before Justice Hogan at the
Tombs YESTERDAY charged with having obtained lVv heE
of nails valued al s2J from the Russell and Erwin a
S,cturno COMPANY No. 81 Beekmansf by means vi
forged orders signed by Corbett * clemens, NJ ~ - ann
At The prisoners were committed for examination
Wallace Henmon, Edward Coffee, stephen f.
Tanes and John Davis ticket speculatOs we're arrested
on TUESDAY night by the Fourteenth Ward Pollce Oh
charge of dsorderly conduct preferred Dy tne ~
ets an the sidewalk When taken before Justice Hogan
Yesterday the testimony did not sustain inc copih''
and the prisoners were discharged
VIM. J. Rec and VIM. NJ. MARITIME, who have
becn confined in the Tombs for two weeks past chargeu
with having forged and sold certain promssory notes.
were released bail yesterday, by Justice DOwhg Ia
thc sum OF 81 900 each each complaint against ncm
MIR Ellis y Grove of No. IL Charlt0nst, gave Dal ior
Rec and Theodore MARITIME OF No. IS West Twenty
st. gave bail for his son, Vim. NJ MARITIME.
Tho EIoctibn Districts in the several Wards
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
EXPOSITION I, ION
.1ILI u
BY F. GERTH.
'n OF
DR.. SHERMAN'S
TREATMENT.

Here are the editorial remarks the s,aas zung Mr. Ge
and bis statement:
Mr. Gerh wealthy and respectable gentleman Of Newark N L.
sends communication setting forth his sqarngs from ,errb, cas-.
ofrupture and bis hu relief and restoration by Dr. sherman If
this city, Mr. Geh .uerprng man. extensively known throuh
out the country having for years large brewery b
Newark from which he retired with large fortune state.
of this kind coming clothed with such hIgh rpee
leaves no doubt 0f eorree''e aud prompts publish
other part Of this paper We our readers xh ma, t
troubled in this to lose no time in securing ses Of Dr.
Sherman
NEWARK seyt 49,
7omM T. Stats zng Aher ha wing suffered many wear. from
bad pure aud eIhauug all patience and large O
money many doctors Of this city NewYk and Brooklyn
ing their hands Bdescbsbe agony. compelled abandon
hopes Of finding competent TO relieve when fortunately
friend ome took Dr. sherman advertisement out Of paper
incosed by letter showed to my friends
tors rdcued idea Of Dr. Sherman being able ~
basng their conclusions doubt upon their inability
assist
The applied to 10 Brooklyn bsrnessed with
Of lobster aud Of with instructions
it. But home was in terrible agony and on E''
ing compelled take bed and the torment increased
obliged with assistance To cut off, II had not done so
would have killed less than twenty four hours Inflammation
rapidly setting In.
Indeed till found Dr. sherman none Of the doctors
by telling nothing could be done for ad bus
other gave up hopeless subject doomed to n'saut
suffering
thank for the thoughunes Of friend r
persistent faith encouraging call Dr shemaE
advice Of many Of those physicians who had gwen Joy
too great for express FOR feel Ike emerging rua
tory Heaven placed self the hands Of this gentleman,
compelled declare the doctor Of doctors who has sd
all bis promises while all doctors fulfilled Of ihe
you will why thus highly appreciate his services and feel 10
this public declaration that others affected with this
may where obtain relief and avoid the delay and snfr
such for long experienced With al
this suffering L expended much larger Of than
paid Dr. Sherman for this great relief aud ts hs
treatment not only infinitely superior to otter, bat
also more economical. have Just remarked 1" r'n-
eman to-day should offer $1,000 IN gold TO tson
time method would think II ridiculous and ene
ike idle puff Of snd wax and ride with oows
pleasure hour than experienced for the pst Eve pre-
ous obtaining relief and with much facility and comfort 20
before this affection upon
photographs taken by Dr. Sherman and may be en al 10
Office or nv residence which will give clear understanding %
my thaneven my description and will afford me pleasure !"
show them TO any person Interested aud give them all other information,
ifhey pleased call upon residence INc - h'rf't
Newas, n. r. "h"'"-
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
ptSSRNCFES APRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL. Sept Pin steamship Cy OF Ne~'loTE
Por,v,h Bull shear and lady. Miss T. Jobuson. H. R6a
Mr. Ams Ms. Gb,op hiss MURPHY, W s. siabh A Chad
vck and adv Miss Chadwick Miss 70 T. A. Deae Miss A.
Fankiu L. Franklin Mrs. Fnrman, two children aud nurse r.
Rogers Hard Rev H. Pratt aud three children Ms Mercer
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
THE ONLY WAY.

ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CHAMPION REGATTA.
The Champion Regatta of the Atlantic Yacht
Club for whip pennants for each of the classes OF vessels
mentioned below took place yesterday afternoon Two
schooners and soops started in the race OF which the
followlne is n classified list
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OP NEW-YORK "a.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cty Of NesYok B Tbbes Liverpool Sept H. md''
s,s.m.l p Bell Al1'nier. Richmond Ind.. and pass
steamshp 10 Gaates, Nye. Providence. mise. AHd pass
Steamship V.orsy M"s,. nf1@ b se and
Bari Anita sg.v, Trme',a, Gibraltar. % days nd'e
Brig FIeetsus. Park Dsmeran 70 day, mo.'s'eA
Brg J. Means, Hernes. Bangor
Bts ScotIaui crovell Turks Island l1 days salt
scLI Jane, Warren Drsko IT. George, y y.
.cHOoSKRs-RIyEK Co.sTwsE
Katie J. HOyt. Baltimore. Od Raes, New Haven.
&C.. @io Rea1ds; oni'at f. Ss;eacs sScs Ss. ay
Haopsh WiiIe,,. koniou. J. Maraeld Providence
sai.ie r. Char,re Roudout David Curne, Portland c.
J. l. stlsel Rondoat LeoH :ns koekand;
Fred Warren, Roudout Jas A; Trip Chatham
Hssperu. Clinton Point J IIicsey, Hartford
Karght xeubursh ;. 4 Baxter Providence.
oss LH'Gs6 sl fo johnson %,sE1. E.s,s S:SHA'eH
Ja, Sel-oo Port Johuson Borden, Providence
Honest Abe, BhIahehpont Surge Sew.Haven
cy9ihi. Jane Eyo.,eport Teas PSosdsnSe sn
o' n Q. Wsl.' Hi'i Elii.Ssspcrs Falcon New
Monitor. Eirabethpor Mnaedy; Nsvhaven.
fssa f@ss t'ssasi.is;si ssai sSsi.ua %
israel sSos Rocsl,nd Editor, Sss Haven. yl
j. D. Stselmau, Beaufort Whistler Taunton.
AleIue Iamin, Bangor Alice Sera9ton Prov denee
Jas Baeh4sau g,rabs,hport Village oaren Providence
Sr,S BI"saG~I E,l.bshpor X A. Elliott Wareham.
r j. Chase E.tibetnpot Crusade. Mlsioue POiat
hdeort. bridgeport sath Holmes New. Haven.
', To',o , T.I,,foni ~ A. Thona. FalI River
Haven. Defiance, loek and
Nm : Camp. Derby AnAine New Bedford.
l. Boston. Mari Johason. Gloucester
A Georges Bank. Hrby Cnsby, oreBt
T. poit- Bridgeport tomprse. Providence
SANDY Point Norwalk. tirafo.. ProvlIenee'
nam. L,hiy Bangor. Eliza Hamilton, Providence
Little Charlie Greelport = Buckingham PORTLAND
sarah ToBpkins, Bridgeport Fred Hail. fofu@pd
Rac. Nickilrd Mary Loura stouhs"n
Jane BrAiudrd Portland c.
SAILED.
Steamshps-Pamra Liverrol; eury fhanucey Aspnwa We
rnn, Eage Havana Cen baTHes, SaaHH-i AZ L. tyGe'
Wilmington.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Sent 2L-Au,yei schooues y T. alsee G"uce
ter. Lealandrr Maitland Prov Natchion.
raben; Za Albany; AmeIcus. konlog Ada Albany he e
Albany " Cumm Roudout NJ r. oodAu Albany snl
bet Dehar Phdr pLa Senpn, NewYok; Sunbeam New York
Mary Matt, Providence. SOop Gold Leaf RondouI
SAILED sent 2-Schoonrs Norwich George Brown Nor
ych Emily Norwich; j. L. Hess Norwich: L. X Cone Norwich,
Kate Caahan h. Brand. Nesiork Harriet b. Thomas,
Charleston, y G.
Nes.U frum ork Below Calumet from CalcuttL
WNiSGroS n Z, Sept ACea.d steamship Pioneer for Pha
delphia. ,
large heet OF yess coming for harbor
SAvlNNAH Sept 2lC,srd, steamships H. hvingou New.
York Anerca Baltimore. .
brig j A Deyereaut. Philadelphia
SPOKEN.
Brig Cabareu BosonAug p lat 3d. Ion "a
Bark lam fruu Psaqua, Tor New-iork-Ju -
Bark Vors Brc Caiao for Cork 20 days ou-Juy J
lat 70 45 lou. % lI
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship WyomiBg Philadelphia owed TO her dock
this aiternoon.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

sCHoONERs
Name obhtr.
Lois Thomas G. Lyman Brooklyn.
AIga........., James G. Gregory, Brooklyn.
FIRsT-CLAss sL0OPs.
Oracle William VoOrhis, Nyack.
Sadie John Il. HerreshOf Bristol, Il. l.
sECOND-CLASs sLOOPs.
C1vtio . John b. Herreshof, Bristol. r. I.
Aiarm.............Th Theodore W. Sheridan, BrO9klyn'
Constance ........L T. Gr1iths, Brooklyn.
Fanny james ~ iais0 ~ DDhti ''
Niagara. ............ John W. Rtch. New York
Nmbus William Peet, Brooklyn.
THIRD-CLAss sLoOIS.
White Can. Mr. Livingston.
Calatca s. V. Lowell X Co, Brooklyn,
Petrel ...........G @. q II. Granniss Brooklyn.
FoURTH-CLAss sL0OPs
Iavine ...,..... DR.. &. F. sper, Brooklyn.
Marion.,.......H. II. H. Higgins, Brooklyn.
Salus. Henry c. Walton, New-I YORK.
The afternoon cloudy and during the latter part
cold drzzling prevailed The wind. however
AT first strong the northeast then veering round TO
the east fell away little toward the close OF the race
was satisfactory the yachtsmen The course was from
Twenty ninthst Brooklyn. and the end OF Long Dock,
around stake boat off Owls Head and thence around
the buoy off Robins Reef Light back 10 the stake boat
and pasug over this track three times The two schoon
ers we're anchored hundred yards behind the fleet OF
sloOps A beautiful start made, at 1924 y. ~, and
the i6 vessels, they dashed into the race formed
lovely sight Before the first turning point reached
the Aga accident other to her foresa with
drew from the contest thus leaving the Lois without
compettOr The vessels passed the home stake boat Tor
the hrst time in the following order Oracle, sadle
White Can Lois Cytie Fannie, Alarm. Niagara lavine,
saus Nimbus. The time not taken IL Will be no.
tced that the Constance Galatea, Petrel and Marion
withdrew before going round the The sec
ond time round the fleet passed the home stakeDoat as
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

mother The losses by the three fires amounb i .e s
rcrate to nearly $40 900 The Myrteave fire about so
600: the fire IN DeKalb-ave about <l2,OW anu tne "
Hree OlN
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

The Lois into the salus going around the first me
and broke the ga of the latter vessel The Sdlus now
ever continued in the for awhile. but AT last
compelled withdraw being unable to do herself justice
in her crippled state. The Nimbus also dropped OH on
the second time around.
The dnZzlng rain now somewhat interfered with the
comfort OF the sndsmen who had embarked FOR pleasure
rip and the wind slbsdng detraced still further from
the the There STILL however, good,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER.

R,u.HK.-Monng-ver cloudy and gusy ,o ~ . d
til sunset nne rain RON i;1o 70 To-,
$40 to sunset Benine-Dnrsir rain aepn sos on am
TIs co 1h,ns, La. evening noted for IL mne rom SUI
~ o. ,hss the wind blow from the nor'n %
blew sIo.. gale midnight; continued windy ao d A. Jso
Yss,.rsy .aernoon In the the nom.tsr "Va ~
a. N th. evening al 5lo giving difference ni ~ ns % iaca
makes aud fires VeU eomiof'A"e' iH' " wv ~
the o.! MAJ,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

The best place to get splendid HuMMING
BIRDS r Laes bonIets, is at g. BELLS NJ 80 broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

The little slOop the recipient OF much admiration
The race all things considered. great success ds
was eX pected. OF could have been desired.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

Orgsn No i8 Broadway where VIII hnd Chck
erg Carhar and other frstas Instruments at bargains
for ch monthly ntaDnts rent from 10 IL molth
aud the be applied purchased.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
fAnnonnce meaIal


An ancient sage uttered tne IOllOWlnR
spo goodness Of gold tried by fire. the goodness Of women
by gold goodness Of by the ordeal Of women The mocsn
sage Is Of opinion his te by the hat he wears and for
makes the selection at kSox No 22 Broadway
Of Fut0nsL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENT
LEVER Truss bathing the parts With DR. GkEGoKis HERNIA
LoTioy. Address DIR. GREGORY No. 500 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
CoUGHs, Colds, Tightness of Chest, Asthma,

wboopng Cough Bronchitis cured oe by single dose of NAPo
Ros orGH Price SOC coated Sold by iUDSur, next
to Herald Once and all druggists ManuhctoTy No. Il Deyt
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
ONCE ON. Y

PXrRAORDISARY PRoPosaI-SHIRTS FOR ALL-Ne u,.h
10 dispose white
duues, wholesale trade. offer them qutt 8
not pri,s By dealers frnf
New.lork Mills shirHg buest hnrn ~'ts ao
cuffs beiug rsry best shirts male at 81 dozen; No 2 Aaa
sua sbiiny trimmings No Lorsiar >nii.
and uHs $2i No L. superior shirt Ur Tie pr
S2l.
These shirts a popular make up expressly for The bod
Broadway follows No ~ No 2,
l., 427. Shirts ALL be by
place within miles Of New lork the money be pad 10 ia
messenger Bot recfre tTdHins and donIt he go0ds.
How TO the Of the neck length Of al3
the HuHber Naned aud v il -
You viii shirts sns p'se
" In Datlcgar.
cRCUnrASCEs UNDERTAkk 10 RETAIL
parties Ia ths aud vicinity NIL Ppcd %
WALLS Hat aud Furnishing store.
No. l4l ~ lion ST.. NEAR BROADWAY.
Brr all sI he delivered FKBE "a Nr"l'b
and adjacent cities" G. q. D."
goods be returned not Satisfactory ia resgsi.
B-Ths advertisement rU not appear dgdih Tie "b'T n 10
and
which will be hId the order received
possible opportunity like this io obtain hclass gcis at the
prices paid by dealers large qsanes not likely ~
PF SMITH 4 Co, No p wHITB.sr. NEW YORK,
0f sud
dealers IN MEN's frRNsHSG G0oDs.
SPECIAL N0rlCEMe introduced the etxsb aud
nobby sith "urndoSn collar nssnsdi
retals AZ 81 Is on Broadway.
10 and d, will receipt Of IS eeuts
address in the United states Send yor t nai ".
you'i be veil paid. 20
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25
No. 697 Broadway, cor. Fcurth-st.

The great experience Of DR. SHERMAN resulting fam b. l- so
aud Cure Of this Disease
ALL without egAri the Of th"
duration in6rmty difficulties which they have r'
seeking relief DR. Principal Of the kupno
Curative Institute New Orleans for period Of more than tneru "~s,
hsd under his the IN the country all 81 "hb ~'
enetua relieved and many to their great JOY restored t" "d
body.
None OF III. pains rsung the other Trns~s
DR. sIIERMANS appliances and with full An" s
Of the assertion and ~h hsy
the disease than he obtained OF any o,h su ~
the inventions of other person tie United states
10 only we'll the cb'ait',,
offered the afflicted Photographic knees
and after furnished receipt If two threcent
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

CathaIine Schiller, 40 years OF age, lett her
home AZ East New-York on Tuesday evening last ana
was not again heard OF until her body was found yeseP
ay floating slip at the foot OF Grandst r. H.
Mrs Schiller was somewhat deranged. and as she had
frequently threatened To commit suicide pfesu
that she Jumped overheard from the ferry whllc
canning TO this city Coroner schirmcr held an inquest
over te remains AZ the Morguc and verdict In accord
ancn with tho hhONe facts was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-25

CARPETS and OILCLOrEIS.-We are offer
~ Ing large below price r.
MANY Co Ne " Iyuh opposite the ips,sts
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12


ATLANTA, March lin the Con-
vention to o-day Congress was request
ed to pass laws to remove political
disabilities from all citizens of Geor-
gia. Yeas 102, nays 26.
A motion to adopt the Constitution
as a whole was carried-yeas 112,
nays IA
Farrow made a speech before the
delegates indorsing the Constitution
and the Radical nominee for Gov
ernor, Bullock. This unites the re-
spective friends Of the two Radical
aspirants.
Mr., Farrow, on leaving the stand,
offered his hand to Colonel Carey
Stiles, of the Albany Ne10s, who re
fused to accept it, and denounced
FarrOw.
The Conservative Republicans of
the Convention propose to nominate
a caud date for Governor. Judge Ir-
win, delegate elect, who refused to
sit in the convention, will probably
be the nominee
At 5 O'Clock, after day of great
excitement and confusion, the con
vention adjourned, sub'ee to the call
of the President.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12
ST. LOUIS.
Observation-Disclosures of a Burglar
annual Conference VI. (. Church
Weather.

ST LOUIS, March 11.-Theodore T.
Coos, young man formerly employed
by Evans 4 Howard, tile and FIRE
brick manufacturers, of this city, was
brought here yesterday from Chicago,
on a requisition from Gov Fletcher,
charged with having embezzled be-
tween 5000 aud $4,000 from the
above firm. Cook gave bonds to day
to appear and answer.
A jeweiry peddler named Harris
Goldberg, was arrested here to-day,
for stealing case of j1velry worth
$500. from Rachel Brumm, in Canada,
about q year ago.
The Annual Conference of the
Methodist Church, embracing the
States of Missouri and Arkansas,
met here to-day.
Ii stopped rainfng about dark to-
night. and although It IS still very
cloudy, there are some Indications
OF the weather clearing up.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

ALBANY, March 1.-THE Demo
cratic State Convention was called to
order by Samuel j. Tilden, and Mar
shall B. Champiain was appointed
President. The delegates to the Ma
tional Convention were instructed to
"a vote as unit in accordance with the
majority thereof The committee on
resolutions offered the name of Hora-
ito Seymour as the preference of the
convention for the PEesideRcy, which
was referred and subsequently the
committee were instructed to request
, Seymour to address the eopvention,
and the convention took aarecess.
Upon the re assemblage of the Con-
ventIon, Governor Seymour was loud
lycalled for and received with repeated
cheers. After discussing other topics,
he spoke at length on the financial
question. While-he opposed the Ma
~tional Bank system and favored the
taxation Of Government bonds, he
said: g deem it my duty to speak
frankly on the subject of the debt we
owe to our friends in other States, to
let them know our position, so they
may not fall into the fatal error of
making a sectional question part of
our National Platform. They would,
with justice, reproach US If we suf-
fcred them to hinder u In our battle
In this great State, which must be
won or our country Is lost. We have
issues enough with the party in power
on which we think as one man to
overwhelm it with disgrace and de-
feat. We mustuot distract our couI-
selsAwith questions, however import
ant, upon which there Is so much
doubt, and which cannot be settled
IN many years to come. We
mugt NOT TINS turD 9W9V the
public mind from the dangers
which threaten the immediate de-
structiOn OF our Government and the
liberties of our people Even now
the hand OF usurpation is stretched
out to rob US OF our rights and it
must be struck down first of all
Whatever our views may be, the pay
ment of this debt will fall upon the
future; do what we may. a generation
that viii come after Us VIII decide its
mode, and without regard to anythin2
we may say The edepressed industry OF
the land demands that the load OF
taxation hall be lightened. Cur
debt is not due until fifteen year!
from now How few of those who
now discuss this question will be liv
ing then. IF, In the meanwhile our
country Is we'll governed; if there i
economy In its affairs, and tht
rights and liberties Of our people shal
be unimpaired, our population viii
be increased from thirty hve to fifty
fifty millions; our wealth will be NOR
than doubled. Then this debt will res
more lightly upon the greater numbe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12
MEMPHIS
Editor Of the Avalanche Arrested
Election RetuFRs-0FganizatiOn OF
the kukalHX Cian.

MEMPHIS. March 11.-McGall5way,
editor0f the 4 rd7uHcHe, was arrested
tonight, and lodged in Jail, under a
warrant issued by Judge Hunter, the
Criminal Court sentencing him to
ten day imprisonment and ten dol
lars fine, for an article which appeared
In the 4ralaacbe. this morning, rela-
tive tothe' arrest of the local editor of
the AU0laache, BY Hunter.
Haywood and Carroll Counties have
gone Republican.
The Kuklux elan have been organ
lied here. Several mysterious san
culinary looking orders were found
posted on the walls this morning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

EVENING SEssIoN-Hon. A. B.
Conger, from the Committee on Res
olutjous. reported the following:
The Democracy of New York. as.
sembled at this extraordinary june
ture IN public affairs, to deliberate
upon the solemn obligations they owe
to themselves and their fellow -ciriz-
ems in the other States of the Union
aud to express their high satisfaction
that the representatives from every
other State are to meet again, as of
old, in the spirit which animated the
fathers of the Republic, to lay new
~foundation of civil liberty, Demo
cratic citizens of the State, with a
unanimity never before surpassed.
have brought to this Conven-
ton the assurance of their unbend-
ing purpose to lay aside all
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12
ALBANY.

The Democratic State Convention
HOFatiO Seymour Recommended
for President-His Speech on the
Gree enback QuestiOn-IIis Views on
the Paym cnt or the Public Debt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

DETROIT. Mich, March ll.-Qne
hundred guns were fired here, to-day,
In Gel sbrlti0n Of the passage, M the
Hone of Representatives, Of the bill
TO repeal -hs internal rsvenue tax 9a
all manufactures.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12
His Views on the Payment
of the Public Debt.
a Sly Dig at the Pendle-
tonites.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
ATLANTA.

The COnVentiOn-COnstltutiOn Adopt
ed-COnserVative Republicans to
NOmjna.e a Candidate for Gov
eFnOF. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

His Speech on the Green
back Question.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

The New York Democratic
State Convention.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

Horatio Seymour Recon-
mended for President.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
coal AND WOOD

T,ANNEI. COAL SUPERIOR IaCE HALL roUsR
" Canns now yard and for sale 4, dealers and consun-
ers Al a p,, price. LisW iS w. PHILLIPS,
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

RY HENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID 81 Nassau street, opposite Post Office.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS, FINE PROOF ENGRAvINGS, &C.,
SEuR OF THIS CITY,
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT OUR sALESRooM, 81 MAS.
SAU STREET
HENRY D. MINER BARKER will sell Mt auction,
Thursday March l2 at their saesrooms 81 Nassau
fine collection Of ancient aud modern OH Paintings fine
proof Engravings, &C. from the private gallery well
known connosscur Of this city, among which very fine
copies OF Raphaes Holy Family and Vision of Ezekiel,
Murilo's Madonna and Child, Joseph Narrang his Dream
Conversion Of SAUL Interior Figures after Tenes and others
painted to order the
In Italy also several original modern OIL Paintings proof
Engravings, Chromos, &C., &c- The above exh
biiion, with catalogues.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
MATRIMONIAL.

AN EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME WIDOW LADY, -
n years old Of very respectable character with encum
brance wishes 10 form the acquaintance OF middle aged
gentleman In good circumstances, with view aopy.
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The New York herald., 1868-03-12

r BOGART, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, TO-MOR-
-. row Friday, at lUe o'clock, 81 Mott street, near
Canal, geneel Household Furniture Mahogany Sofas,
marble top Tables Bookcases wardrobes Sofa Bedsead.
silver plated Ware, Bureaus, Looking olaases, &c
Saturday 18th, at 10s O'clock al the auction
North William street, large OF Household Furni-
ture, Piano, Carpets &c.