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S. GAR
" RETT, of King William county, Va, is
admitted to partnership in my business from
and after the LIST day of January, 1868. The
business will be conducted under the name and
style of J. J. WILSON & CO., at the old stand
formerly occupied by me, on Thirteenth be-
tween Main and Cary streets.
ia 2l-d2w&swlm j. j. WILSON.
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Mr.. William NJ. Dade has been many years
in our employ, and we take pleasure in recon-
mending him as q careful, competent apothe-
cary, to the patronage Of the public.
a BOUEKER & BROTHER.
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NTOTICE-CHANGE IN DRUG BU-
IN SINESS.-We have this day sold to Mr..
William NJ. Dade an interest in our branch
store, corner Sixth and Broad streets, where
we will conduct the same under the style of
WILLIAM NJ. DADE CO.
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The CHAIR decided the resolution out OF
ORDER, Mr.. GIBSON appealed from the de-
cision. The appeal was sustained:
Mr.. GIBSON argued in favor OF MS SUD-
stitute.
Pending his remarks, the hour for ad-
iournment arrived.
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TIE V5rgSs,f0 Co'ecessoae''s
r- ORDERED BY CONGRESS ~
FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION.
FoRrY.sECoND DAY.

MONDAY, February 3, 1868.
The Convention met at the usual hour
Mr.. Platte in the chair.
THE PRINTING-PAPER CHARGES.
Mr.. ALLAN arose to privileged ques-
ton. His colleague BLAND bad been ap.
pointed on the committee to Investigate
the, charges against him as chairman of the
Committee on Printing. BLAND had made
no objection at the time Of his appoint
ment because he could tell his constituents,
when he went home, something about the
facts in the case. He now asked that his
name be withdrawn.
KELso tuegro) was appointed in BLASD's
place.
Mr.. E. GIBSON objected to the appoint
ment, as all the evidence that had been
taken would have to be gone through again.
The CHAIR decided that the committee
should remain as originally appointed.
PER DIEM FOR TUKEY.
Mr.. SNEAD called up the resolution
offered by himself, granting Frederick s.
Turkey, contestant for the seat OF Mr. q.
SoUTHALL, per diem.
Discussion ensued, during which Mr..
WALTON arose to point OF order. The
resolution was one requiring special ap-
preparation, and therefore an ordinance
should be reported on the subject.
The CHAIR was not prepared to decide
the question; it would like to have vote
on the subject.
The discussion was continued.
Mr.. ALLAN moved to strike out after the
words "third day of December, 1857" the
words ITO the seventh OF January instant"
Mr.. E. GIBSON said that he had received
information which threw q new light on
the subject. He would therefore move a
postponement. The postponement was
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q oTrcE rs HEREBY .tl1yKN rhst .sn.a,re |.

~ Office Is HEREBY GfVEN. That apea<rA.
y tLan will he made by the Eubsrsih.rp 40 5xAR
Directors Of the Beard OF Chosen FrpshD36rxs
OF tbs Comfy Of Hudson, and to the isrrfDse
of the Board OF Chosen Freehodtrs of the Enmn-
ty of Union. on the twelfth day Of NosxsBRfr,
ssgtsea hundred and sixty-eight. ut ten oic3n<k
In the forenoon oil that day, at the Court ANues
In the city of Elizabeth, In bri0n Ccnn44.snz1
st the same day and hour at the Court HasnsaRin
the City of Hudeon, in Hudson County. 1ar ALI
cenee to build wharyes and piers In treAf eli <5r
Lands sifnated on the waters of Nevafk hey.an
the Towpship of Bsyonne, in the County - &m1-
son, to extend ~ follows
Beginning at the high water mark On fhe2Snse
OF Newark bay in the divirion line tefNesnah~
hrds Of the applicant and the lands II Esn1fss
u. Cook: theDcenorth fifty degrees fwchis mia,
Htes, west eight hundred and MY .eet 10 1hekx.-
terror line of rofid filling; thence alnnG<ais5 as
OF solid filling north thirty -nine degrees fsnaEns
atee, east twehundrcd and thirty5hrec 8skf :
thence sonth fifty degrees twenty minafzs -;
eight hundred and rixfy feet to high wstex sRnkk
In The division line between the lands II 1heaDr
plicant and the lands Of Humphreys: 7Annce
senthwestcrly slong high.water marx fhg pwzrHAi
courses thereof about two hundred and 1Afz4y
Ave feet, TO the place vf beginning, fogezbss~eA
one pier commencing on the exterior line sfml17Q
Hing distant one hundred feet nosfhnkndfs3F
HON the westerly corner Of the soiid nAl1HszM
the applicant, said pier to extend into Assns&
bay on . course north atty degrees twe11ul 49,
utes west, and TO be thirty-three feet 31as smsA
two hundred and ffty feet long: -
ABRAHAM ID. WAR1cxR-
ELIZABKTH WAt3s1z3s-
Dated Sept. s6th. 1888. sp-7sssr
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai uarsa5rn-
IN tion will be made by the sxbrcriber sasxhc
Directors of the Board OF Chosen frefh63deHns1f
the County OF Hudson, and ~ The laixraAen08
the Beard of Chosen Freeholksrs OF the GunE&s
of Union, on the twelfth day Of Noxembcr-14Eh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, At ten afr2stAlin
the forenoon OF that day at the Court uoass1s
the City of Elizabeth, I'm Union county. sanA<1s
the came day and honr at the Court litm<e dn1he
City Of Hudson, in HudHon County, lara aieasse
10 build wharyes and piers In front II A&a 49,
situated on the waters OF Newark Bay. s&n&nc
Township Of Bayonne. In the County Of AnnAun
to extend as follO~ss
Beginning al high water mark on the shezasna
Newark Bay. In the division line befwenn AR
lands Of the applicant and the lands OF NxzMe.
thence north fity degrees and twenty naiDmees
wast, nine hundred and ten feet 10 inc e11eA4n1
line OF roltd filling; thence along ssfd &ns -
solid filling north thirty-nins degress. - -
minutes east five hundred and fart, feet: 1AaREse
sonth ffty degrees and twenty Minutes. e.Stna11fs
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark s1E3hs
division line between the lands Of The nsSaimlnf
and the lands Of Morris; thence eunthHeAfck&y
along high water mark the several courses xA1ke.
oil about ave hundred and sixty feet to fhe 4lzArr
of besinning together with two piers Dsaslzsencs
ing on the exterior line Of solid flliHE. s1in1nsk
one hnndred and thirty feet nortlcastt41y Nnm
the westerly corner OF the Guild nliing gtt4AezaP-
plicant said piers to be forty feet wide Asaf <ss
hundred and fifty feet long, TO extend Into i&ng-
ark Bay, on a course north fffy degrees sxN2
twenty minutes west, and to hass an oz,<1s1ElH
between the piers OF two hundred feet. ~
JACOB X. SCHULTZ
Dated Sept. 90, 1868. a9as~eE
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN: Thatayeaasu

NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN; Thatapfa3na-
In ti0n will be mace by the lsubecribers Ao1>e
Directors of the Gosrd of Chosen Froeha3darzsSd
the County of Hudson and to the Direr9rz8xa
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF flss Gsna9y
of Union, on the twelfth day Of November. el1h-
teen hundred and sixty-eisht, at ten e,t3acEria
the City OF Elizabeth. in Union County. sME121f
the same day and hour at the Court H0Hps Sn fAs
city of Hudson, In Hudson County, for \ aicHsnse
TO bnild Wharses and Pierss in the Toxnahip DI
Bayonne, in the County OF Hudson ja- ftanza9f
lands belonging to them, to extend NJ fDiisxs:
Beginning at low water mark ON the share ipf
Newark Bay, alta point where the n0rfhaazfN43J
eide Of Kill Road or Fret street inierssres <hs
same thence, first running along losx wsterNnnrk
on a course north thirty live degrees and tenznin
ntes east, four hundred and eight feet and sksn-
ty Ave one-huDdredths OF foot, to tho naz1A Ans
of the property; thence second north Hfsy-ane
degrees and forty minutes vert, rnnninE azAe
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the cSteracr
line Of solid filling; thence, third along hescE-
terror line OF cold filling on a conrne sazNxh
twenty-four degrees and twenty minimize uFest
four hundred and seventeen feet to the snuiaefty
fifty one degrees and forty inmates cast, gnrzfAa
with the second described line seyen hup6spd
and twenty feet to the shore OF Newark msSszS
Togrther with the Fight to construct two gsnrs
described rs follows: One of them b. nEmR-
mencc on the exterior line OF solid filling, sexen-
ty-iye feet southwesterly from thc nprxhExty
property line; thence running on n conrse nn41h
anyone degrees and forty minutes west, . se3e~
lance of two hundred and fifty feet; tbunce
sonthw esterly peraliel with the exterior lines
solid filling fifty ieet; thence sontheaxterlys<Dr
alle1 with the first described line, two kHni1se&
and fifty feet tothe exterior line OF eolid hiiHg
thence northcastcrly along the exterior liRessH
solid filling, fifty feet. to the place Of beEiusng-
The other piercommencing on the exte1i0r line
Of solid filling distant seventy I'VE feet Hnfth-
easterly from the southerly line of the l,sapexy-
Thence running no tn fifty one degrees and lar
w minutes west twOs hundred and nfAE ~1bet;
thence northeasterly parallel with tho exter1sS
line of solid filing fifty feet. seas
Thence southeasterly parallel with the arztGe-
scribed line two hundred and nifty feet. Ehexre
southwssterly along the exterior line OF thesa1M
filling fifty feet to the place OF beginning XseA
of said piers being fifty feet In width sARA AMD
hundred and fifty feet in length. exteRdipg frozen
the line of solid filling; said piers being das1Ept
from each other one hundred and sixty eesen 8eei
ON the line OF solid hliHg.
SAMUEL r. TRIMBk.T.
ANN K. TRIMBLY.
Dated Sept. 90. 1858 9e-arzDB
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THE ONLY DANGER.

An immense majority of the legal voters of the
United States prefer the election of Grant and
COlfax to that Of Seymour and Blair-of this,
there can be no reasonable doubt. And, if
there ever was reason to fear that too many
who prefer Grant would fail to vote, and thus
enable the minority to elect Seymour, that
peril Is fully averted. The vote will be out
There remains the single danger that the
majority Of legal voters will be OvcrbOrne by
systematic, wholesale fraud; and this danger
must be steadily confronted and resisted 1t
can be averted, and it must be.
Nobody ever saw or heard of Democrat
who was really anxious that Illegal Voting
should be prevented-and for obvious reasons.
The blacklegs who organize and engineer
illegal voting are Democrats, almost without
exception; the aliens who are mainly used to
poll illegal votes generally incline TO the
Democratic party. Why they do 50, is mma-
terial: the fact alone is important. Too many
aliens like to vote before they are legally
qualified; and they know which party will
pander to this desire. In small village near
this city, eieren persons have already beennatu
rallied since June, of whom none have been five
years in the country; one of them has been less
than year on this side of the Atlantic. One
German was jealous for Grant, and applied
to the Grant club for naturalization they in
quired into his case, found that he had been
but four years in the country, and declined.
He went right over to the Seymour club, was
put through the naturalization mill in short or
der, and is now shouting for Seymour and Blair;
but he WON'T vote for them this year. Such
cases exist in every county and In almost