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Maine Express Company.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Name Express Company will he holden at the
office OF Peters and Wilson in Bangor, on THURS
DAY. the twelfth day of March next at three u'eock
NJ, for the choice OF officers and for the Trans
action OF any other business that may properly
come before said meeting. I'd -
Per Order OF Din ectors mr 3,
CHAS. P. STETSON Sec'y.
Bangor, Feby "a, 1868. ieb27dtd
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Land for Sale.

4 PART Of the late Mary S. Lunt's Estate, near
suit Purcha Enquire in person or by letter OF
JAMES JOHNSON, q
Strou1water, Westbrook Admir- of said Estate with
will annexed. oct 22-d&Wtf
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CONNECTICUT.
OPENING OF THE GUBNAToRIAL CAMPAIGN.

oPENlN3 OF THE GUBNATORIAL CAMPAIGN.
NORWICH, March 1.-THE Republicans
opened the campaign tonight by one of the
largest and most enthusiastic meetings ever
held in this city. Hon. L. f. S. Foster presi-
ded, and Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator from
Massachusetts, was the orator of the evening.
The canvass promises to be very active and
exciting
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portianJ in The County of Cumberland, Assignee of
the estate OF Charles b. Whttemcre, bankrupt, has
filed petition setting forth that the estate OF said
r,S;ch Henry r. Burrou his has mortgage of about
ten thousand doars that It is important that said
pro erty should Re g, once sold at public or private
ssje of said goods such olhr disposition of the
same as shall be deemed best for all concerned
U pom reading said petition it is Ordered that no.
tice Of the pendency Of said petition be gwen by
public in the Daily Press, and that hearing
will be hal thereon at the United States Court Room
current, a. three oclock in The cyJernoon, when and
where ali persons interested the Elm may appear al
SLOW cause. il any they have, why the prayer oil s
pstit:on should not re granted.
=, -srt CHARLES CLARK.
u S. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist OF Hi"'"''
War 1l-d5t IL
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NEW EaAMPsEKIRR.
Subscription to the Stock Of the Portland
and Rochester Rsir ad.

Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line
ROCHESTER,, MARCH, u.-Rochester to Port
land sends greeting We have voted to take
stock to the amount of $4,000 in the Portland
and Rochester Railroad. Yeas 458, nays So.
JOHN MCDUFFEE.
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VETIT Board, a desirable suit OF rooms ON the
w first floor, at so Daniorth Street.
"a Also other desirable rooms for permanent on
transient boarders.
Feb lS-dtf
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u. s. MUrshOE's SNLe.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA.l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, So. -.. ha
Pursuant to Nend Expo: to directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge OF the United States
District Court. within aud tor the District of II aine,
1 shalt expose and offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the following property
and merchandise, at the time and place within ST Il
District, as follows. viz:
AT the U s APPRAISERS OGce No. 1853 Fore Street, In
Portland on Wedesdas, lie eighteenth day Of March
Rert, at IL O'Clock A. .h;a
FOURTEEN HALF Bones OF TOBACCO, contdip-
ing S55 lbs. 4A E "a >sE
The same having been seized by the Collector OF
Internal Revenue Tor the First ion district OF
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the proceeds
disposed OF according TO law.
dated at Portland tbs twenty eighth day of Feb
ruary, A. ID 1868. aFL sE@ E
CHARLES CLARK, y.
feb2Sdl5d U.S. Marshal District of Maine
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WAITED.

10 Let.
w ST. oc2Sdtf
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COMM e IL CIAL.
lew Work stock and Money Market,

NEW YoRK, Ma c 11-6 P. NJ
Money active but no husiress on call under per
cent, From S5OOo,OO to S7,O00.O0O OF convertible
poas OF Erie have been sod the street Uni
wen kunwn'bankiilg tiIIn. who hold cefuneu cneeks
OF the Tenth Natl NAL Bank for So 500,OJO, which
alho1nt loo ked mp, causes tie present singencE In
~? MARKET Gold 1893. Governments heavy. mo
III o"las are the quotations; Coupon SIS 1884, I105
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Citv Portland

To the Electors of the City Of Portland.
n pursuance OF warrants from he Mayor and AL
dermen Of he City OF Portland, the qualified
electors OF said city, will meet in their respective
inst at ten O'Clock in the orenoon to gi, in their
votes Tor Mayor of laid City r the ensuing year.
The polls viii remain op,n until four O'Clock in
the afternoon when they shall be closed
Tne Ahiermen will be in open session in the
Ward Room i'll the City B iiding entrance on Myr-
tie stree, from nine O'Clock A. NJ 10 one O'Clock z.
M. ON each OF the three secular DAYS next preceding
said day OF election, and from three o'clock to five
o'clock r M, on the last OF said three secular days,
for the purpose OF receiving evidence the qualica-
on OF voters whose names have not 1een entered
on The lists OF qualified voters. i'll and for the sever
al Wards aud for correcting said lists.
Per der, j NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland, March 9Th 1868 TItn
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0HF 20.


HEAVY ROBBEkY.
CINCINNATI March 1.-THE residence of
DR.. James Richardson, three miles from this
CITY, was entered and robbed this morning of
$500 in United States bonds and $500 worth
of silver plate. The robbers escaped.
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NOR preserving Leather and rendering it soft and
l. impeTyioas TO water. " hole>ale a. u retail by
j. Il. PICKETT s. CO..
marf0i1W 1S7 Enre Street.
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CheaDeSt and Rest +!

ONE of the best grocery stands in the city is now
" offered tor SALE $1,000 to $500 capital required.
Apply TO W. IL. JERKS,
marll-dtw* Real Estate Agent.
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ETeliicai Notice.
Stock and Stand for sale.

q. III. CHADWICK, nj. D., will devote special at
tentlon TO Disea OF the Eye No 301k Congress ST
Office hours from II A. NJ. to P. NJ.
NAV Il -.-
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g lra; do 1862, 1898 q 1881; do 1864 1918 q 1919 Do
lsC5 l07h 9 l0s do January and July, L OF @ 1867
1855
Railways cl sed stronger Pacific Mail, l10s Cen
tral127t; Erie, 752 @ Isl: Reading, 92s g "a M ns
iln Southern SOL soI CLEVELAND q ee s ~
do pre- erred, 1871 q f$a; Rock Island Gag S42; Fort
WAYNE, 1901 a 1909,
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Safe of Forfeited Goods.
I'm Bankruptcy.

February 20. dtaw3w&25mar
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lost AND FOUND.

LOST!
A SQUIRREL Tippet; none the better Tor tne 81
"A vice It has seen ANY one finding such an n a.
Gle will be rewarded by leaving il at the Press
Feb 2O-du
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40 LEE.
Tenement to Let |!

AAc ESecett HOUSE 10 Lease.
NNHE ProprietoTs of this new and desirable Hotel.
Il at Hyde Park, are now prepared TO a.e the
same on mo { favorable terms TO responsible parties
VINO understan the Hotel business. This is very
favorable opportunity. Apply to a. z. BLAKE, 70
Arch, Corner Summer street. Boston. mar7d2w
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BE IL ordained By the Mayor. aldermen and Common
Council cf tae city Of Portland, IN CSfy Council
assembled, as JoElOlrS,
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eDreaniSt Wanted !!
Agents Wanted.

NOR one Of our city Churches. Fair salary paid
l. Address, during tbs week,
mar1l d3t ORGANISE, P. o. Box Pip.
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<-r.fAzz BY Lady Teacher. Best of refer
FSsgsSe@Yf ences given. Apply to w. H. JERRlS,
y v 4 Tor particulars.
Mar 7-dSws
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AGENTS WANTED MALE OR FEMALE
cyeryNbeas, tn sell the Life of G. m. u. -.
Ssrn,,t,o by JvHN S C. ABBOTT. New work.
sPeople's ediuion" Price suited to the times. Al
so lew more Agents Tor Russelrs splendid engruv-
ing entitled sErorn shore .n shOse,,' aIerteet
gem. Address JOHN HANKERSoN, 9 Elm street,
Portland, Me. mar7-dlw&w5t
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War Department,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., March ?, 1865
ADVERTISE MENT.
q Army Medical Board, 10 consist of Surgeon
A j. Il. Brown, Breyet Brig. Gen'I L s A., Sur
geon II. r. Wirtz Brevt Lieut. Col. U. S. A. tSur-
geon John Moore, Breyet Col. U. S. A. and As
slstant Surgeon A. A Woodruff, Breyet Lieut. Col,
y. s. A VIII meet IN New York City ON the LIST OF
May next for the examination of ssistant surgeons
U. ). Army, Tor promotion, and of candidates Tor
admission INTO the Medical staff OF the u. S. Army
Applicants must be between 81 and 90 years OF age
physically sjund and graduates of regular medl-
cal college
Applications for permission 10 appear before The
Board should be addressed to tie Sturgeon General,
U. s. Army and must state the full name reside nce
ana date and place of birth OF the candidate.
Testimonials as 10 character end qualifications
must furnished. If the applicant has been in the
me ic4l service OF the Army during the late War,
the fact should be stated t. gether with his former
rank, and date ana place of service, and testimcni
ais from officers with whom he has served should
also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses OF persons
underg ing examination, as it Is indispensable
prerequisite 10 appointment. The number OF vaean-
oies nov existing i'll the Medical Corps OF the Army
rs thirty nine.
H .. j. X. BARNES.
Surgeon General, u. s. A.
Mar G-till iuue LIST,
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WASHINGTON.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

WASHINGTON, March 11.-All OF the Union
men and women here are jubiant over the
cheering news from the Granite State. The
Democrats are paying their bets and indulg-
ing in remarks anything but complimentary
toward their New Hampshire allies, whose
predictions encouraged them to expect success
rather than defeat Mr.. Sinclair is especially
denounced, as in letter received here Oh the
9th ut. he said, Every thing looks WELL and
we are sure of the State by more than ten
thousand. Such confident predictions obtain
ed government offices and funds, but it now
appears that they either had no foundation in
truth, or that the New Hampshire Democrats
were terribly deceived.
IMPEACHMENT
The Republicans here regard the result of
the New Hampshire election as commendatory
of impeachment, and that the measure Will be
vigorously pressed. If the Presidents counsel
request more time than Monday the managers
will argue against granting it, One OF the
managers expresses the opinion that the trial
will be concluded in two weeks.
NAVAL.
Dispatches from the late Admiral Bell. at
Tioga, Japan, Jan. 4th, gives the following
Naval movements during the month of De-
cember: Tie Hartford was at Tioga: the She
nandoah al Osaka; the Asbuelot sailed with
Minister Buriingame for Shanghai; the Onei-
da was at Hiago, and would remain for some
time; the Monocacy had been surveying. to
path of the Pacific mail steamers, and on the
9th sailed for Yokohoma to take the place of
the Shenandoah; the Unadilla was cruising
about Hong Kong; the Aroostook arrived at
Hiago from Hong Kong Jan. 9th; the Iroqueis
was at FrOchowan en- the ID; the storeships
Supply and Onward were at Nagasaki. Capt.
Brasher has been detached from the FredoEia
at Callao, and ordered to the United States,
Capt. Geo. w. Doty has been ordered to COM
mand that vessel.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
ton of j. Ross Browne as Minister 70 China.
and Charles X. Tuckerman as Minister resi-
dent to Greece.
MONTANA.
John P. Bruce OF Montana is here to obtain
an enabling act for that territory. He repre-
sents that he has received much encourage
ment from mem Aers and that that territory
has 65,0C0 inhabitants.
New YORK, March 1.-THE following are
Washington specials:
GEN. HANcocKs CASE.
The Presidents friends state that General
Hancock will be relieved in few DAYS and
transferred to a new division at Washington.
1t is limited that the President will insist upon
his right, as COMMUNICATIVE Chief to issue or
ders TO him direct, instead of sending them
through Gen. Grant.
THE WAR sEoRETARYsHIP.
Another dispatch state that at a Cabinet
meeting yesterday the President announced
his intention of insisting upon Gen Thomas
acting as Secretary of War, aud letting those
who thought he had no right to do so, seek
their redress under the Tenure of Office bill,
which he said would give him chance to get
it decided u constitutional. In this, it is I'M
derstood, all agreed to aid him, SO there will
probably be a move made to bring about a
conflict of authority.
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XNIE Want first class Agents to introduce our
w NEW STA "a SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINES. Extraor, mary inducements 70
good salesn'en. Further particulars and sample
work furnished on application to W. e.. WILSON
& CO.. Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass. or 81 Louis,
Mo- Jan 25.-dSm
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OUESIANA,
GOV. BAKER BEFORE THE U. S. CoAIMIssIo,

GOV. BAKER BEFORE THE U. S. COMMISSIONERS
COURT.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-Governor Baker
appeared before United States Commissioner
Shannon yesterday, and was held in the sum
of $1,000 to appear at some future day to an
swer TO the charge of perjury in taking the
cath Of office. The complainant is negro
ard the, charge is signed by Henry Dennis
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Music Scholars Solicited.

"a WE'LL selected stock OF Dry and Fancy Good;
"a Also, a tenement connected with ,ie premises.
Apply to nj. L. BEDL0W,
feb 70 dtt $50 Congress st, Portland
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BOy Wanted /!

n active Intelligent boy, from fif cen to seven
n teen years old. One that can have good referen
ces. and whose parents reside in the city, may ap-
ply at No. 107 Fore Street Il. KENT
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FULL supply Of Tents, of all sizes i %, sale
IA store Commercial Street, heau " "usery
Wharf. !" M
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The City Council last night adopted the res
olution requesting General Hancock to sus-
pend the laws staying the collection OF back
taxes, as means of improving the city finan-
1
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Rooms to Let,

WITHOUT BOARD. A suit of furnished Rooms
w Pleasantly siiua, ed rear Market Square, three
minutes walk frt m Pest Office.
Also three single flu nshed rooms.
Address z. D. Box 1899. fe2id3ws
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Child TO be AdOnted.

VERY healthy and handsome female child will
| "A be given away Internationally TO any reliable
! amily. Enquire at this Office mar1df
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no Let.

Brick Store, No. 1 Portland Pier,
M It'll two desirable Offices on second floor.
w Terms reasonable. Keys at Spanish Consul
latelNo. so Exchange St.
Mar2-dIf
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IMPORTANT hs eG oat sh RsT adTF' 6
Immensely popular. A chance Tor making money
rarely offered. Enclose stamp for descriptive reu-
lar. Address UNIVERSAL lNDkA co" Boz
1lCG, Boston. Mass. feb 29-dSwlm
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To Let.

nOTSES AND STORES on Pearl Street and
IA Cumberland Terrace. A fine location. con-
tanning eight and ten rooms, each with modern
veniences. Abundance of well and cistern waier-
Apply 10 j. l.. FARMER.
fobisdim No. Al Danforth ST., cor. PARK St.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15

W. P. ANDERSON has been nominated for
Congress By the Democracy Of Nevada. He
made speech at Reno, about six weeks ago,
IN which he urged the people to vote for Sey-
Tnour, as the only man who could save the
Union and restore the Government bequeath
ed to US BY our foref.thers. This is as good
40 the late Joe Baldwin's story of the trial nj
the Mobile rioters. Twenty-seyen of them
had been convicted on the testimony of one
Ferguson, and the twenty-eiyhth culprit was
an Italian named Dennis Mnldoon.
"Dennis.r says the Judge, you are
charged with the crime of riot. Are you
guilty or not guilty.
Am TO understand that Misther Fergu-
son is a witness forninst me, yar honor ;"
YES. but l don't see what difference tina,
makes"
"Well thin, yer honor l plade guilty, not
that am guilty, for God knows I'm as inno-
cent as yer honor's sucking babe 1.-THE breast.
Bu, III p'ade guilty for the sake of saring
sfiSther Feygusosts soul
Il is our opinion Dennis came about as near
saving Ferguson's soul as Seymour will to
saving the Union but from his record OF
1868, i: Will be cheerfully conceded that Sey
mour is remarkable for his great Patriot
ism -M0rysriNe appeal.
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Rep nsi.
TILE LEE AND PrRLIC SERNIC

THE LrFE AND Public SsssICss OF
SCHUYLER C"LFAX.-Snch is the title OF
VERY handsome octave of 5l2 pages
issued by the Uui'ei States Publishing
Company of New Ynrk-H H Bancroft;
San Francisco. II is elegantly printed
in large type. upon good paper and is
edited by Edward Winslow Martin
This is something more than mere
campaign document :" for it is "A
valuable and instructive history of the
Ser, ices, ms well As of the momentous
times through which, Mr. Colfax es
public man has passed, by which he has
become Identified with the great events
of orr tim,s. This vnlume is nicely
bound in blne an god a'1 contains Il
very accurate steel engraved likeness
of Mr.. Colf,x.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15

DEMOCRATIC OPINION OF UNION OFF,
FcERs.-The World has now taken to de-
nouncing all the Union Generals. General
Sheridan and GendAl Mower are called by
it "impetuous, insubordinate men ;" Ord;
" an inflated popinjay )" Meade, the hero of
Gettysburg, with Mcdowell and Candy. are
pronounced " wooden literalists;" Pope and
Sickles are berated as political courtesans."
But " butcher Forrest and renegade Pres
ton are brave men," and Wade Hampton
does honor to the country"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15

Too GID, Now.-The Chicago Post says
An arde1t Democratic sheet, published in
Texas, tells US to go to hi. Thank you !;
ne never did attend Copperhead pow-wow,
-aud We axe too cd to begin now.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15


place yesterday was for the choice Of
State officers and Congressman. Joshua
L. Chamberlain (Rep.) and Eben F.
Pillsbury (Dem.) are the rival candi-
dates for Governor Mr. Cham berlain
was elected Governor over Prllsbury, in
1867, by majority of ll,6l4. Pills
bury will stay at home again this year
The nominations for Congress are as
follows:
Rep maj
Dits Republican Democratic. IN 60
i...*John ..ynch ........Charle- W Shaw "a, 9aS
H.. Samu-l p. N"rril AlOnhn GarCel n.....6, 42l
Ht..-Jame- Il Blaine. ". Wilder Farley &, 59l
IV%J,.tu a Pc ers ....tIeo, -e ". L,dI. IS, 40
". Eng IL, II l'........ trHo NIsweii.......-....-.
'PresrI.t members.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15
ORMSBY COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Fer Stdte St7l0yOr. II. II. BfOU "
For the assembly:
SAM. C. WEIGHT, ". II. CORBETT,
JOHN HANSON.
For Sheriff.. ................S- T. SWIFT
For COu7ty Clerk. j. EDW4RDS
For County Treasurer. III. S. MASON
For County Recorder. rs. ID. KING, ~
For County Assessor. ......G. w. CHEDiC
For District attorney. SIM. c. DENSON
For Supt. Pub. Schools. .....B. +. BITINS
For County S,rreyOr. .-R. 4. CHASE
For Public admin traitor II. II. BENCE
For County Commissioners:
H.F. RICE, f. B. DRIESB4CH,
S. E. JONES.
Carson Township ordinations
For Justice Of the Peace. A. V4I1Z
For Constable, WILLARD
Empire Township Nominations:
For Justice of the Peace. ......J. NORRIS
For Constable, H4RhINS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEET
ING OF THE UNION REtUBLI-
CAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.

ATA MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLI-
~ can ate Cent al Committee f Nevada, held
Virginia City, August -. 1s6S, II was
Resolved. That tate Convention OF the Ma
tional Union Republican Patty be held at Carson
City,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEURCR 10th, 1868.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-15

To nominate Electo al Ticket to be supported at
the coming Presidential Election. candidate fol
Congress- candidate s for Judges of the Supr. me-
Court and the tranSacti'n Vi such other business
- shall prop rly come before Sd Convention
Res,lE-d That each county be entitled to one
Delegate At Large, and one for eat,h fifty Union
votes ca t for Superintendent Public Instruction
at the gene al election al 1866, and one for each
traction of fifty over twenty-five.
Resolved. THAI for the purp Sc Of electing Dele
gates to said State c. invention, all persons votII
shall be To subscribe t" the National III n
Republican Platform; t. declare that at the last
general election he supported the Union Republi-
can ticfet. State and Legislative. and at the COM
ing election he will give undivided support t.
tho National, State aid Legislative noniine of
the Union Republican Party-provided such aitiI-
,ional test may be prescribed ordered by the
County Central Committee.
Resolved. Tirat the Dele gates TO the State Con-
vention he elected ia such AMI at UGH
times as the County Central Committees may pre-
scribe.
Delegates are apportioned TO the several coun-
ties As follows:
Churchill .
Esmeralfa... 0
Lander. IL
Lincoln Observation-Disclosures. +
Orni5by ~
Sl-bUe 10
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Resolved, That the Union Republican Count,
Convention, of this State be ommeuded and re
iucsted to require pied. from the Legislative
candida es to support, for the Office of United
States Senator, such person as shall receive at the
general e ection the hig hest number Of votes tor
such office in their county, uon Union b'ilots-
all ballots t., be considered Union ballots which
shall contain the names of ali the Union nominees
FIR Electoral, State and Legislative offices.
q T. BELONG,
Chairman Nersja State Central Committee Ma
tional Union Republican Party.
C. G. BiTrEKA,N Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-05

Rlvss IrrELLrGr scE.-The Andy John
rsos was the. only departure yesterday.
The Luc, Bertram viii b the regular O.
8. Nail Packet for St. Louis this msrn,ng y
o. clock.
The river yesterday was 1t a.stand. Wheth-
81 il viii nss or fall depends altogether on the
state OF the atmosphere for the coming few
IAeya. As YET it il entirely free from floating
ice.
4. There was An interesting time in st. Paul,
on the 9Th. The occasion was An Orphan
FAIR The voting commenced that night for
The handsomest, politest and most popular
captain on the Mississippi, between St. Paul
and St. Louis. At closing the vote stood, for
Captains OF the White Collar line: N. +.
Webb, 8; Captain Painter, 2; Judd West,
u: Isaac Moulton, s; A. Nj. Hutchinson,
5. For Captains of the Northern line B.
Hill, 5 T. N. Green, 8; William Hight, ! !
Jonas Warden, /; E. Y. Holcomb, 3.
The steamer .sGreat Republic" which cost
$1,000 was pu. up for sale By the Y. s.
Marshall At st. Louis . few days ago, and
S25 900 were bid tor it. The Marshall refus-
ed 10 accept the bid, but the bidder (Capt.
asnry Symmss) insists on it, and the matter
must 20 into the Courts.