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NEW ADvERTxsERa'NTs
Trustees NnIe.

HINDER and by virtue Of Desd Of Trust ex
~ ecutec 10 rue On the 10th day OF December,
AID, 1866, by d. o. BoWles and Carrie BnvVies
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Drew
county, Arkansas, In Record Book " ] :" pages
$50, Isl and ls2, TO secure the Indebtedness
therein described, 1 wfll, on
Monday. the 31st day of August, 1893,
At the Courthouse door, in the town Of Month
cello, In sad county OF Drew and State Of Ar.
KANSAS At IL O'Clock am exp ese for sale and
sell tothe highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing lands, situated In the county and State
Aforesaid, to-wit: The north halt OF section
eignt 90 the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter OF section seven az 2G3< acres en-
the south side OF the southwest quarter OF sec
tlon I'VE 10, and l51a acres on the south end Of
tue west half Of toe southeast quarter Of sec
uon I'VE 10. all In township tvelve Or, sOGth
OF range six 49, west, containing In all four
hundred acres.
said lands viii be sold by the direction of
The beneficiary named in the deed, to gay the
note n mentioned in said Trust esd. Theequity
OF redemption Is waived. Title believed to he
good. but convey only az Trustee.
Jy5 wild ". 7. WELLS, Trustee
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Fl0rerce SYnoGlcal Female CoIlege

HIS institution, which has long epjOyeds
/ very higu reputation among the leu ale
colleges OF tue SJutn, is situated AZ Florence,
Ala, which is sdmttted to be one Of the mes
delightful and saluDriOus loves IN The south
west II Is very easy Of access A branch OF
the Memphis ana Char.s7stJn Railroad m 5
rom Iascuui Ola 10 SC0th FlOrence. ITS Presi.
deut, Rev. DE- W N II. MlICHELL, Is Well
known as OF The ab est Jsachvrs in the
cOuutry. Next session " ii commence on the
san day Of September next
Fur furtner pa tieulars apply TO the Presi-
dent iyl Indaw
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HALE FARE.

QN AND AFTER JULY IsT UNTIL FUR
1 ther notice visitors to thevarlont W ster ng
Places on tire line Of the NESfPBIS AND
CHAR ESTON RAILROAD VIII be carried ST
HALF FARE. Iuka Springs, BalleYs s,pri pss
Vaiberrpos4 Springs and Lookout Mountain,
are an open for the reception Of visitors.
WI. ROSS, 5en1 Sup't.
Memphis, Tenn, June ~ lsrs' lsQzY
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AT the hour OF 10 o'clack ia the forenoon Of
said day At he southwest corner OF Court
square land at the intersection OF South Court
with Main street,, IN the said city OF Memphis
scrfbed, st public auct on, TO the highess bidder,
for cash.
The title Is believed to be good bat thu UNDER
stoned will make 10 WarrHntaes
fel I'd C-ARLES KOATRECHT. Trustee.
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NOTICE.

A CERTIFICATE Of Shares of German Ma
n tfonal Bank Stock, No. s., issued to Frsr.K
Meier August 2, 1900, having been lost or stolen,
all persons are warned not 10 trade for the
same and notice Is hereby gived that have
applied to the Bank for 3 new certificate.
1r1eaqi IN WRElA L. WARNER.
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NEW ADyEKTISEm'NTS

MASONIC NOTICE. The a
vi OtuLers ana members u hamilton ~
. l.lJgs 30. ZSS, are hereby uOtined 10 at u ~
tenu special communication, OF saiO wy
Lodge, a. their hali, IL OGd Fellows Bullu4ng
Luls thursday evening, al ) O'Clock, 4Or wOlh
ia The &. &C gree.
Al memuers OF sister city Lodges, and tran
s!ent bre4hren IN good stanoing, sIe 1rateTnalty
invited 70 attend.
By order OF Il. J. LYNN, w. N.
W. ID. BUTTS, Secretary. ly2 Il
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caRoaIC DIAERrsEA

Are regarded as a sPECITIc.
me natural advantages o. this place are IN
- htAo-ED 81 AN IN Tia s lATE. beiny
AtoAttn almost upon the very unlrll. or IL,
Ak gnany 4Ountstlns- The air "A alsgavs cOof
ana orseaDg, ths climate is healthy ana salu-
orlOus, Inc water OF delight u TIN 1efa allure
20 fanreAneiLlf tns grUuaG6 are shaued and
ptoteetsd every Eour in t1e uay b. 4 thick
g-OFs Of Forest Oaks.
Ihs Hotel and buildings have recently been
sll-ssl seli rsnOValed and rentte-i, snd the pr--
prieJOts Halter themselves they can Cff-r -,
tilelr guests a-cOa- uOdatlgus unsul passed bv
s1y W-tsriu 9 place IA tie n4Uuni ans and con-
n1enLly ask a Visit from tne puDIc
visitors 70 The Sprays VIII slOp Al Chris
t-an-5uIs, where cOn1ortabie coaches viii o.
IN aLLeAaancs oa Tie arrival Of ezc1 train -
convey them 70 the Springs.
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Dissolution.

rs'HE 6rm OF GUY, ALDEN, McCREA & CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Unsettled business pertaining TO the houss will
be adjusted at the Office Of Guy, McCleli6n q
Co. 2O4 Front street. W. ". GUY,
Z. l. ALDEN,
J. Nice 6EA.
r. ". MCCLELLAN.
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YELLOE SULPHUR Springs.

fH'aESE CzLEERAraD AND POPULAR
i Springs, situated IL M0utgOruerv CO Nv.
% miles LON Gil7ls-laus5arz UepOI a. nOW
open FOR the Iecol ton u glslGsr,, and tn AZ
sshtlsn Of ths Springs gctug 4ubllc Is Respect
LaAiy lnFlleu 70 re az Ttulages ey present.
me Wste1s o. these SPRINGS s3e unrlvallso 10
AZ Gases OF dyspepsia. tulsiassous diseases and
Uterine anectIOLs and II Gases u DeblLlty act
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE
they have proven snainenty Useful in many
Female Diseases amt in
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pronlpt aItsntion. YAGs FUr NISHMo, IL
DESIRED. TOOF, PHILLIPS q co,
fa20 cu No. 2GU Front street.
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-BANKRUPT'S SALE.
PRopUcE WAMTE@.

EAOO BsLS. POTATOES. Onions, Apples,
OOOU Pears, Peaches; 5000 bushels heat
for which the highest market price will be
paid at CONFER q RI H AkpSON'S,
fe2B Ivy No 2 howard Row.
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THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Ger. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being eompiIed and arrangad
By Rev R. H r I'VE R s.

GU exemptions are s0iicilsd 70 shis work
- which, when compiled. VIII snabr Zee ne
tween icur and i've huddec6 u mo- D70ea
printed upon calendered paper in bold eIeq r
g pc, and bOund IN q cred table manner.
Gen. HASKELL was one O. the most brilliant
men and eloquent orators that ennessee has
ever gwen 70 GU common equity. This viii
be shown not only BY a brief and truthfll
narrative Of the chief incidents OF his event ~
lfp but BY presenting the reader with his Re-
mains, c0nsist1rS Of Poems, Essays, letters
a q OratlOrs
III the personal friends snd admirers q the,
great Tsnnesseean will subscribe licsTxlIv AZ
once, the work can be de lvssed by N0Fem-
Der. 1895.
Tas profits arising rom ths sale Or the Wor,r
viii be devoted 70 erecting 5 no1fameet 70 81
TeIms-S3 Per copy, PAYABLE On delivery
y. - Subscribers may leave sheir mar
with Col. i 81. MCMAHON, No. IS NadisS
street, or with !. u. KEATfS6, ESQ. is2s
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OrEIcE OF HEaNAN.po Il. 81.

" NLEuI7fI % IIIc q Icl1.
The annual election for Seven Directors Of
this Company, for the ensuing year, VII pc
held by the STOCK holders, at the Offlce Of the
Company, on MONDAY, JULY 18th prox., To
tween the hours of 10 O'CLOCK u. and pm.
fe24f- Ben MAY. Secretary.
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WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT!

AM paying the highest price for gnOd Wheat
| at sstan City Muis, l97 Poplar street, and
have for sale choice Family Flour, COrDmefu,
Bran aud Shorts, az prices 10 suit the times.
is57 nm John INGES
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TO WHEAT GROWERS,
w IT.

WE are prepared to receive. store and sell
w on commission, any quantity OF
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BUC x EYE SALVE,
THE GREAT REMEDY for PILES.

In the District Court of the United States for
the Distriit OF West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF r. !, Huette q Co, bankruFts. In
Register.
To the creditors Of the above named bsnkrupts;
Take notice. that a second general meeting Of
tire creditors Of said bankrupts Will be held at
the ONCE of said Register. in The city of Mem
Juy A ID. 1858, 81 10 O'Clock am. fer the pur-
poses named in TIE 9th section of the Bank
Tupt act of Mach 2, 1867
". Z. CIRODE, Assignee.
aa.ar,,hiq INV ISf2 D d
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Dissolution.

uaHE arm Of BROOKS, EsELY & CO Is this
4 day dissolved by haitstion. +. = Brooks
retiriDg. r. ~. BROOKS,
J. c. EtLY.
8. Ii. BROOKS.
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J. 4. DAVIS, form eTIy OF tie Novel fIo3-.
LynchDutg superiuf endent. Jstg8 cod ~,

L|IMBERLISG SPRINGS. 3 NILES ssos7B
n Of MythevIlie, Nirginla-Atugs Waite.
NapOr Alum and So phuE Baths, with special
treatment for Eheum ltlsGl, GOEr. scroiulous
and CuLaneOus Affections diseases OF Throat
and Lungs under experienced Attendant but
OEly TO the extent OF safetf and comfort
Nearly every game Tor amusement and eZer-
else, unrestricted bT l6w. together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rife, provided
Without chargs. For analysis, cerCfa ca tes etc
see circu ars- and refer to " r. Hunt r. >
Parhar, SsDa Tats ana ?. &. wills, Me-. phis
Tenn. IerTus-Eer day, s.; wees, 81. Month
s4u. Beng new pLace, accommodations
somewhat Iestiictsd, and no pron1isss fes
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STOCKHOLDERS:

Allison Bros, g. W. Gilmore, Thos. Monet,
w. II. And eWs, Chas- Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
N. A. Allen, C. W. Goyer, A. j. Murray,
Benz. Rabb, WA-GoodWyIl.J os, N. Myers,
NJ L Bacon, r D. GoodlsttO. ?. Norris,
G. Q. Bill W. II. GOodlettJ J. Overton, Jr.,
W. a. Bridges. Co., II. owen,
u. W. BOWMAN, DR.. d. GOber, n A. Partse,
W. ). Brace & John Gum, Partee q Hsr-
Co.. .. p. Hadden bert.
?. Il. Bryson, Co, J. T. Peyton,
:. j. Camp, A. L. harris. }. Powers,
2. VI. Cash, Wm.F. Hardin, W. p. PrOudht,
Q. g. Clay. n. hatehett, W. q. Rainey,
G +. Chamber J. P. Hill & Co.'s. P. Read,
lin, ]. n. Hill, EFF. Risk.
W. H Cherry, Napoleon Hill, Z. x. Richards,
NJ. 4. Cochran, &c. Hoist & Co. Isidor Rosen-
G. A. Cochran, II. B. Howell, bach,
G. Curtis, Howell, Wood n. ]. Rcssel,
F. 5. ;. Davis, Davis, co, J. = stTatJen,
J. :. Day, ]. p. hOfman i. I. Swayne,
DeSOtO Bank, WY. G. Humes, ~. & J. Steele 4
billiard. Pinson ]. f. leCt, Co.
& Co, L. 8. Jones, ". II Stephens
Fl. Dow, John Johnson z. ". smith,
W. ?. Doyle, G. KOrtrecht, J. A. Taylor,
6. 81. Du ascomb, j ohm b. Lseoh, A. Naccaro,
Edmonds, Pet q, h. LsGueTe, Il. Wal6
tigreW = Co, E. II. Leidy, W B. Waldrsn,
". NJ Farring-T. F. Macka'l, @. G Wadr,
ton, NJ. II. Martin, 5. N. Ward,
r. T. Fargason, Z. Marshall, X. ID. Ward,
J f. franz &Jo.s Mansfield Geo. W. While,
j. ID. Fr1yser, dtgbee, n j. Wicks
J. ". EoWler, = aeDavitt, Wa, william
N Ford q Co, ]. II. Menav.Et. son,
~. c. Foster, L s. Mercer. = W. wilkins.
w. A. Gage, Geo. n itcht y, James NJ. VIII
M Gavin, r. J. Morgan, hanson.
W 3 GTeenlaw, je20 3m Ell
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS


NSH AVEA AAEhet-
NEW YORK. Juy Cotton shade firmer,
safes lsJ0 bales glands 81 1&sg re. kice and
Clhee quiet Wheat nOulinaly s. yJg2 o..
Corn qaiet s.@l -.
DRY 6oods@Bieaelfsd muslins I9e; standard
sheeting IS l55z@iS5; sheeHEgs l1c; light stytes
o. calico l1zc dar& patterns l51ac; gingnams
IA al7c.
Money easy call loans g 4 sterling lO14gloss;
Tie that TIE tennessee interest had not been
paid, ano JnaL the STATE balance is ordered to
be sent back 10 NASHVILLE.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. July Lotion 6rm, mid
dIings 2Ss sales 3S3 aies leceip.s b: exporis
a. sterling b SD. Sew fO.k SIGHT q ereu.
Gold So 1o554. -Four hrmer, Supe fine 81
lreoie extra 49, Corn nrmer 9Os9jc. Oats quiet
zoe. Hay uucllaI ged. Pork Cuii 49, Bacon
shoulders l3ci clear sides Iic. Lard le9zDe.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, July Tobacco rather quiet
Tor low Grades; sases 40 hhOs Tugs S707 81
Hart cOup3y zeal 900, Superfine Flour 81 a No.
60 " heat, new 81 759l So Corn duu 500
9Jc. Oats Toe. Cotton z6tzc Ksntuczy Bag
king l0es2lc FOR ngut TO heayy. Pork So Is
Bacon Nominal, shoulders Iz19eg l2sze; clear
sides l629it4c Lard, tieroe nc. Whisky
nominal.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. July l.-Tobae. Q unchanged. Su-
q. Corn 70 ssSs. Oats 72s73c Pork SIS "a
con- shou ders l214c; clear sides Ib1zc hams
2O15. Lard H9ls13c.
Cincinnati market.
CINCINNATI, July lilo T. family SO EOa9 Is.
Corr s46Esfc. oats zoe. WHISKY 53c bonded
PORK s27'75 Bulk shoulders l05+r sides i5ISQs
I6c. Lard l55@e. PORK az 80 Batter 24ss6c.
Egzs lBc. PotatOes So so.
Foreign Markets.
LHyERPooI July 1.--CottOn dun, sales 5000
bales uplands 70 gIl3zd; Orleans llsS9Il1zc. |
LoNpoN Juiv f.-Consols closed at 945za9i5S. |
Invertebrates 1871.
FRANKFORT, July l-U. S. Bonds closed at
773sgT7S4.
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The undersigned have this day formed c2-
psrtue rshfD for the Transaction OF Wholesale
Grocery, Cotton FactoTsge and General Cooi-
mission Business, at "a Front street, Memphis,
Tenn, unoer the style o. 60 !, MCCLELLAN
900. w. w. Guy,
j. H. MCCLELLAN.
T.. q. PARK,
II. W. MCCLELLAN,
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME 0FEIGE, No. 51s Give Street,
81. LOUIS.

D. A JANUARY. President.
JAS H LUCAS. Vioe-Presids't
VIM T. SELBY. Secretary
VIM. N BENTON, Gen'I Agent.
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OFFIOERS

&. McDAVIET, President.
2. SHIFH, Vice President.
&. A. PARKER, Secretary.
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II. Lonls Market.
Cincinnati Market.

ST. LOUIS. July l.--Tobae 0 unchanged Su-
pertine Flour 50 z596 IS. Wheat du1 50 2ia
22 Corn 6sS3s. Oats 72973c. Pork s2S "a
con, shou ders l21zc; clear sides 1910 hams
201z. Lard H9ls5sc.
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In seyerirg connection with orr old part
rev colleagues to confidence and patronage
IF our friends, both in the ely and country:
.. l.. ALDEN,
ie27 Iw ]. MCCHEA.
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IL, s. H. BBooxs, z
NEW FERw.

The undersigr ed VIII eOntin1s the Who e
sale e, ocerp and Commission business, a. she
old stand, No zse Front STR Ct, uLder the sI5Ia
az BR. OKS, eEEL1 q CO., as heref ofose,
whare all business connected With the former
concern will be settled. ]. G. NELL,
S. II BROOKS,
fvl 2R II. II. NELLY
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RATES OF BOARD

O-1reU servants al y Children not Occuu n
seats - first table, hatf the above rates
DR.. JOIN. 3. EADFO&D.
Col hESRL A. U3iJT NDSCN.
Maj-JAMES P. EDa UNISON.
Gea. q. Z. WHAhTON,
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DIRECTORS s.

James Fl. Lucas, Samuel Will. Theodore La
ye1lle, Charles II. Peck, Robert x. Woods, Jules
y ale, Geo. K Robinson, Robert h. Carr, John
+. Thorn ton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan Henry OverstOlz, Nicholas Schaeffs1
" llham 7. Gay, VIM. G. JRmisOn, 4. 2. Ham
enksInpy L. II. Baker, ID. A. January, VIM. J.
Lewis, r. Rozter, IT., Jacob Tamm.
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Assets. January L. Isss, over sa,soo,OOO.
Issues Policies en- ALL THE MOsT APP
P2OVED NON-FOREEITISG PLANS,
on as good terms as any Company.
No Restrictions upon AeclffnGtea Psrsoas OF 70
RESIDENCE OR IRA YEL.

-117'71-7-7-' u " III , II
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy a Co, Aydlett, Robinson q
Co., :. N. Webb & Co.. TOOf, Philips 8 Co, La
cey q McGhee, n. CORONA, A. f Fran kIand,
Jscnb Alexander, Clapp. Vance & Anderson.
General y. B. Forrest, General J. X. Chalmers,
Com. Joseph E. montgomery, Judge j. P Ca
ruthers, Rev. 8 Il. FOr1 DID, Rev. J. r Graves,
Judge Phineas T. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton
Co. DeSOtO Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEHPHIS-NO. AZ MRdi-
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS.
State Agents for Wet Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana
o. : Il. MCMAHON
te2i 3n
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-CINcIsEATI, July l.-Floar, family SO E0a9 Is.
Corr s46ES6c oats zoe. WHISKY S3c bonded,
Pork s27'75. Bulk shoulders lO5<c sides $50
I6e Lald l55se. PORK 81 80. Batter 24aajc.
tgrs &c. PoJstOes So 80.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-05-28
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The Republican National Convention
convened in Chicago on Wednesday, the
Goth inst. The delegates commenced
arriving on Saturday, and continued to
arrive in large numbers on Monday and
Tuesday. BY Wednesday noon all had
made their appearance in the city. The
city was more densely crowded than ever
before known, the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention being held at the same time.
The Convention was called to order by
Gen Ward, of N. j., and Gen. Schurz
appointed temporary chairman.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
President = Joseph K. Hawley, Of
Connecticut.
Wee Presidents = Alabama, General
Warner; Arkansas, A. Mcdonald; Cali
fornia, James Coey; Colorado, j. B..
Chaffee; Connecticut, n. +. Pierson I;
Delaware, Lewis Thompson; Florida, II.
X. Moody; Georgia, Foster Blodgett; H.
linois, Jessie X. Dubois Indiana, Walter
j. Gersham: Iowa, G.. NJ. Hendrick /;
Kansas, S. S. Proutz; Kentucky, Joshua
j. Speed; Louisiana, w. p. Kellogg ;
Maine, A. ID. Fessenden; Henry Stock
bridge; Massachusetts, ID. w. Gooch ;
Michigan, Henry Waldron; Minnesota,
Horation p Van Cleve; Missippi, Thos.
i. White Missouri, A. j. Harlan; Ne
braska, B. Saunders; Nevada, Nj. Wallar
New Hamshire, f. Gould; New Jersey,
John j. Trick; New York, Chauncey NJ.
Depew; North Carolina, Albert Dockery
Ohio, N. G. Mcfarland; Oregon, Joseph
Failing; Pennsylvania, j. X. Moorhead ;
Rhode Island, G.. Green; South Carolina,
Carlos j. Stolbrand; Tennessee, T. N.
Hamilton; Virginia, John Burch; West
Virginia, s. d. Karns; Wisconsin, Ed
ward Solomon
Secretaries - Thomas d. Foster, V.
Dell, c. B. Highly, F. Solomon, b. Beale
Joshua L. Heald, j. Rhombeur, G. G
Wilber, James p. Root, G r. Hogate, j,
X. Easton, Lewis Veil, w. c. Goodie
Col c. W. Lowell, Stephen d. Lindsey
E. +. Waters, George w. Briggs, w. w
Scott, A. Marley Patterson, j. g. s.
Colby, S. Maxwell, G. n. Collins, Francis
B. Aver, Robert c. Bellville, Luther
Caldwell, j. W. Holden, Coates Kinney
Max Ramsey, A. c. Harmer, NJ Pahter
| w II. leOSC, u W. N iuicy, w . w IlOIuc
Col. s. d. Riugan, Edgar Allen, Joseph
T. Hoke, Charles Seymour, j. II. Long
necker.
On Thursday, on motion to proceed tc
ballot for President of the United States
General Logan said:
I" In the name of the loyal people and
soldiers of the Republican party, nom
mate I7lysses 9 Grant for President nj
the United States"
The whole Convention rose to theil
feet, amid great applause and waving o.
hats and handkerchiefs. The applause
was prolonged, and ended in three cheer:
for General Grant, the band playing
Hail to the Chief"
The States were then called, and each
voted for Grant.
The Chair announced that $50 votes
had been cast, and all for Gen. Grant.
The ballotings for Vice President were
as follows:-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-05-28

While they were picking up the vic
Tins of the Erie Railroad catastrophe
from the rocks and the wrecks, child
four or five months old was found among
them unhurt and wrapped up in blankets
Among the passengers none were found
to whom the infant belonged. 1t was
taken to Port Jervis, where Charles Drew,
formerly of Newburg, and now of the
aforesaid place, and an engineer on the
Eastern Division of the road, saw it and
took it home. Mr.. Drew's wife had but
few days before lost her babe which was
of about the same age as was the little
stranger, and her grief f-touched heart
took the lost one into its affections, and
she and her husband resolved to make it
child Of adoption.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-05-28
A Mild Democrat.

"Brick" Pomeroy says editorially ;hat
the Southerners who were killed in at
tempting to destroy the government of tt Q
United States, are Gods noblest people
who fell in defense of the eternal princi-
pies of liberty and justice" He also
predicts " reaction which will restore
the Democratic party to power, when
there is to be {" a general assassination of
the radicals" The scoundrel elegantly
says:
When the reaction comes there will
be such fleeing of mongrel spirits fro m
their earthly tenements; such a gushing
of impure blood from scrofulous carcasses !;
such cutting on bronchitis wind doipes /;
such shrieking of nasal " down. east. :"
terror stricken VOC 8; such rapid colo
nization of hell's spare territories, as was
never recorded since the Great Arch.
tect rested from his labors on the seventh
day and said let there be light"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-05-28
HembOld'S Medicines.

There are none among all the proprie-
tary medicines that stand higher than
those prepared by Ii. I. Helmbold, 594
Broadway, n. Y. They have been before
the public for number of years, and for
the diseases for which they are intended
as a specific they stand unrivaled, and
rank as standard wherever known. At
the Cape of Good Hope, the Hottentots
have long used Buchu for variety of
diseases it was borrowed from those rude
practitioners by the English and Dutch
physicians, on whose recommendation it
was employed in Europe, and has now
come into general use. Dr. Helmbold
has scientifically combined the curative
properties of Buchu, and with upwards
of thirty thousand unsolicited certif-
Gates and hundreds of thousands of li4
ing witnesses of its curative proper
ties, accumulated within eighteen years,
has not been IN the habit of resortins to
their publication. He does not do this,
from the fact that his remedies rank, as
standard they do not need to be propped
up by certificates. The science of medi.
cine, like the Doric column, stands sim
pie, pure and majestic, having fact for its
pillar, and truth alone for its capital
His drug and chemical warehouse, in the
city of New York, is not to be excelled,
if equaled, by any in this country, and
we would advise our readers when visit
ing that city to give him call and Judge
for themselves.