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Certificate of Authority
Auditor States Oflice-Insurance Department

COLUMBs o., Feb. 70, 1868.
WHEREAS Satisfactory evidence has been furnished
to me- showing that the John Hancock Mutual Life In
snTance Comny of Boston, of the State OF Massachl-
sctts II possessed least the actual capi-
tai required for the organization of Lie Insurance
n,nies in ts State under the provisions of th Act en-
Titled An Act for the Incorporation and regulation o.
Life Insurance Companies passed April l6 IS(, and
that the is invested provided bY the said Act
and
WHERDAs The chief nacial officer of the said state
by whose laws the said company Incorporated has
duly certified under his official seal that he such ofi-
Ger holds in trust and deposit for the benefit of all
the policy holders of said Company, such capital invest
cd as aOTecid iecfying the items thereof that he
is satisfied that such securities are worth hundred
thousand dollars; and
WHEBEAs The sid Company has appointed Thca.
dore Sauwood, Esq, of Cincinnati, in The County of
Hamilton, as its Attorney in this State. whom pro-
of law can be served and certified copy of the
Charter of said c, mpany has been filed in this Office by
tle said Attorney, together with certified copy of the
vote resolutions of the Trustees Directors of said
Company appointing such Attorneys and the said Com
pany has also filed in this Office statement lis con-
dton and affairs in the manner and form required for
the Annual of similar companies Organized
Now, Therefore, l, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State Ohio in pursuance of the provisions of the Act
aforesaid do hereby Certify that the Company has COM
piled with the requirements of the said Act and the
ad Company have appoiI ted Messrs. Crowe & Crooks
of Newark its agents in the County of Licking do
also hereby certify, that said Company and Agents are
duly authorized transact the business Of Life Ins-
in this State, provided by the laws thereof up
on filing certified copy of this Certificate VI AUTHORITY
in the County Recorders Office of the county where the
said Agency IL TO be established.
This Certificate of Authority is granted. however on
the condition that the said Insurance Company shall not
engage in the business of any other kind of Insurance
than that herein authorized, provided by the laws of
Ohio.
. In witness wheaeof, have hcreunso subscribed my
name and caused my official seal be affixed at the
CITY of Columbus the day and year first above writ
ten. JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
BY JAS WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk
Assets April 1st,Isss- over $i,o0O,0oO co.
w. s. CrOWei1, General Agent. No9 Atwator
Building. Cleveland Ohio.
w. II. HowIand, Resident Agent Jefferson O.
to whom all communications for agencies other inor
nation may be addressed. 1861
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VIII Consult Patients from the 18th to the 1s OF every
month M his Office I24 Ontario Street, Cleveland Ohio
Having had successful Practice for the past twenty
FIVE ycarf in the treatment of all kinds of Acute and
Cbr6nic Diseases especially of the Throat and Lungs
and in the treatment of all kinds of Fenae Diseases
lie will give perfect satisfaction to all who may apply
for relief No mineral other Deliterious Drugs
used B0sanTcal Remedies. only will cure all Diseases;
Having had successful practice in the above named
places for several years with unparalleled success Oh
which satisfactory reference can pc given OF the
above named places. ~,
Prices Of Medicine for One Month, from Se to 81 MI
croscOpc Analytic Examination of the blood OF orne
free. Office 124 Ontario Street, near Pubic SqT1re'
Cleveland. Ohio. 5. G. CLAIM, NJ ~; ~;
Cleveland, Jan, /, 1868. 'h
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CLARENDON HALL.
HIS
Thompson Quarry 70

L HIS Quarry, situated at thompson,
mo i1izens nj Ashtahula and vicinity Of any oicr e
the quality its stone is superior ioT rmness Of tSSgr
and durabiIity Stone cut toany dimensions. ard 70
anT nrrnose dressed in the most worknanlike mannet
and at short notice. Orders Ficitated. for Fa.gin=
Steps, Well-Stones Underpnning. Window and Doc
Cans and SiIls Coping and water Tables. When the
travelling good parties may do their hanng at 2
considerable saving B. EDGERTON. .
Tvhomnson Dec % 1857 ? $40
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REDUCES. Perfect and Permanent
Cures of the WORST CASES OF CATARRII. cold
IN THE HEAD COri-d and Catarrhal Hedadcie. as
HUNDREDS OF TEsTIMOSIALs from well known citizens
and eminent physicians who have used in their private
practice, abundantly testify.
DIR SAGE-S CATARRH REMEDY will relieve the
Pressure ana Pain an the Hedf caused by sudden aiack
OF cold, and in short time will cure the disease riI
One Hundred Thousand Persons annually dc III iilI
country of Consumption There i the highest Eeoca
authority for saying that with fully onc-h!f II ho wv"
thirds of this number the disease first commences "
CATARRH IN THE NOSE OR HEAD lie ne%i stuP
being to the Throat and Br0wchial Times t&sily me
Lungs. CATARRH CAN BE Gu RED L5I0t'I,t'H = iHrr 20,
faons can be Cured but C0NSt' 'MPTlON CANNol,
therefore il should be prevented while possible. - ,
DIR Sage who is graduate Of one ot the hrst Medlca
Colleges in the land has been practicing and
Surgeon for the past twenty years. He was great SUI
ferer for many years from Chronic Catarrh until he sue
ceeded in discovering this remedy which effected PEE
hundreds of other cases this distressing malGdy The
remedy contains no mineral other poison. 1t pro-
duces radical cures and is mild and pleasant 10
For Sale by WV. r. ALLEN, Jefferson;
II. 4. HESDRY, Ashtabula.
Ard Druggists generally.
Price 50 cents per package. A Liberal discount to
Druggists. - ~ ,-
WE WILLSEND the REMEDY TO ANY ADDRESS
BY NAIL OnreceiPt of an unIOrn SIC Fractional Cur
rency Note and one three cent postage stamp -Four
Packages to One Address for s., 100 postage free
Address WRITING name, Post Office, county and State
plainly.l c,c,aco p.
q3Sy Lock Box IA. EufalO y
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
Sheriffs Sale of Lands & Tenements.
Ashtabula Common Pleas, May Tcrm 1868
c0'''iis Z. W.. s.'','' Ct " Order of Sale.

Collins E: Mann, ct al or,.r >, Sale
Austin W. Mann. ct al.
ID
10y virtue of an Order of Sale duly issued faom said
Court, i'll the above 10 directed will offer for
sale by way of public auction at the door of the Court
House in Jcfersou Ashtabula County. Uhip on Thurs
dav the l3thday of August A. ID. 1868 at II O'Clock A. NJ
of said day the following described Lands and Tcne-
meIts. to-wit:
Situate in the township of Plymouth, in the County
of AshtabuIa and State of Ohio The northeast
lot No tiirty-c@ht, (S in said township of Ply
mouth and bOnHded follows, to-wit: ON the North
aud East by lands of o. H. Mann. South by lands of
Zadock Mann, deceased and West by centre Of the
highway, containing twenty-two-22acres of land be
the same more or appraised at $500
A1=o other piece of land subject to the dover
of Sophia Mann, situate in said lot S and in said
Township, county and state, and bounded and described
fnOws-on the east by the center Of the highway.
the south by land of ZadOck Manu. deceased on the west
by land of Daniel Tracy, and the north by land of
Perry Whaard, containing fivc-5-acrcs of land more
or leappraised at 5 subject TO the dover estate OF
Sophia Mann.
-'-.. A. j. COVELL, Sheriff
Sheriff : Office, July IL 1865 5w!61
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W 4 y T Z d ! !
| 90

IOO AGENTS for selling remedy that
important to every household from 81 $40 per day
can be made. Good references required.
a5itr iiENDRY & KING:i :
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CHOICE F,IlLIL GROCERIES!

Ut low prices.
Fresh crop New Teas
Coffee. Ground and in the Berry.
Crushed, Pulverizetl. Granuated Coffee
and Brown Sugars.
SugarIIoR-e Syrup and Molasscss.
Starch. Sacratus. Rice. Farina TapiOca. Soda,
Crram-rariar. Cinnamon. Nutmegs, Ginger,
CoveS- Pepper, All-Spce. Bar Soap,
Sperm. :trarine and Taow Candles,
Goldfish. MactcreI, Smoked IIalibHt,
and in fact everything, in ihe Grocery line.
yit.',s sAGEo WILLARD.
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- N o TIC E
ID. w. GARX =
HAS GREATLY INCREASED his stock Of
Furniture; which he offers at
GREAT ROBINS,

and viii not be undersod in the State Of Ohio by any
retail establishment. These goods have been buu%hi
from the largest and best establishments in the United
States, such CINCINNATI. New York BoSOnand other
large places. Well bought is half sold mblc penny
is worth two slow Give us call, and we will do
you good and help you money.
We do business to benefit the people well rs our
selves. Call and examine our stock free deliv
cry always. ID. :" CARY,
Asntabula, o. April 30 1865 957
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PINE SHI NG Il Els,

l. ROM GREEN BAY, the best in
market for
$3.50 per Thousand,
by G. 4. STREETER, at the old stand of L. Savage
Main Street.
Ashtabula, juno %. 1865 965tf
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CAMPAIGN MUSIC.

| HE AsuTABUL.A EAGLE BRASS bAND VIII
occasion durlu the coming political campaign address
ali Communication tn W. Z. DLAhESLEE, Sect. "'j
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1868 1868
PIONEER GARDENS.
FOR SAL E,

sTRAPE Vines, Green House and Bed
vegetables fruit trees ornamental trees and evergccns
ROGERS NctC Hybrid Grape, "SALE-u'
few year and year old plants of this new and ex-
celcn grape for sale. Also strong plants in ruiS III a!
and June. The Salem II CRAZE produced ny iEoIu" =
ng our Strong native grape with the black Hamburg
fercign variety. The plant has the strong fopust
and growth of our native vine. The nun nts ~ % Ia ~
pearance and quality of the foreign grape, IL II VI
size nearly free from acid and pulp of men 1haW
color rpening earlier thar the Isabella ana "iai enc
vi & e @CEIsS urbrd Crane No and 10. These
are all fine, large grapes, and rpen cariN- -59f
ICNIS.
1ho n finn stocl- r veor old roots of this fine grape,
at v,rv low nriccs Also Catawba, lsabcHa concord
Diana Delaware Hartford Prolific Ives Seeding lsTa-
ella, Martha ard others
Green House and Bedding ftdhts
large supply of Green House and bedding plants
of nearly every thing desirable, consisting OF
Ceroninms Fuchias PelargOniums llahlas, NerochaS'
pansies Plants for Hanging baskets. &c. &c. -
AIlpcrsons are invited to visit my Grcen-honscs; am
seemy stock feel confident they VIII DC p'cso "i'
my plants and prices. - .,aar, i. ooil
A fine stock Of Panslcs now coming INV ~ ~
and see them.
Vegetable Plants.
Vegetable plants early salads and vegetables, good
supply in their season.
Ewit. Ornamental and Evergreen Trees
shall keep on hand god supply of Apple, Cherry,
Peach and other fit trees, also Evergreen trees large
and small sizes in variety Those wanting trees can
call and select su.h trees will suit thvn which Is
much better way than to buy of tree peddlers, and take
.ucl as they bring thcm good or bad.
Cut flowers and boquets for sale. at all seasons.
All lovers of flowers invited to visit my green
houses at all times, tsundays cxeeptedl whether lney
wish to purchase or not. EMORY Luz.
Ashabula. March 1S 1868. SG1ll
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ABSTRACT STATEMENT

All policies in this company forfeitabc by the
avs OF Massachusetts.
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CoYNEAUT fremont. u a % u l5 2 Z h 7 10 u ~
AsnTABUIA Fisk Hoses Is a IS 10 s IS 10 u u i u
GENEVA. Union Ouse0 IS I5 70 Il "A 10 10 Is 10 Is %
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Assortment of Eurniture,

II Linus jSHcGDe ~
Ii As on HAND at his Old stand corner of Main &
Vine streets. an
Assortment of Furniture,
consisting of Cane and Wood Scat Chairs. Bcdscads,
Bureaus Centre Extension and Quarcttc Tables. Wash
stands Sc which he will sell at reduced prices to make
room for 4 New Stock. now in progress.
Aslltabula. TcceInbcr -, lAi. ,..E-.. tlSSt
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On the Sit Lay of December, ISG made TO the Auditor
of Ohio
CAPITAL:
AMOUNT of Capital Stock paid up, 100000 60
ASSETTS:
Amount of Loans on Mortgages, includ-
ing interest accrued thcreun-nOt due, S}St53 IL
Amount OF Loans Stocks and other
securities as cullaterals. 5000 20
rifles owned by the company. 3T5,115 60
Amount of Cash and Cash items, 4.S,i 81
Amount of Interest. Premiums, and
all other property belonging TO the -,
Company, -l6i 81
Net amount of all assets, Sss8,II 81
LIABILITIES:
Net amount Of unpaid losses and
claims against the Company 10000 90
Net amount required to safely in
:aliionS, Gi5,8s1 2s
Amount of Dividends and all other
liabilities except capital stock, 1.569 IL
Total liabilities except cap. stock, S,fj760 -
INCOME.
Cash received during the year, si56,sal %
ENPENDITURES.
Cash Expenditures during the year S1}I.32a 13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Policies in force at the end of year, 1888.
Met amount in forte at the end Of yr. S9SGgII 20
No. aud amount OF Policies which
have ceased tn he in force during
the year, from all caIscsPt licics GiSS ,5, ,j2 90
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE-INsUEANcE DEr'T
CoLUNBUs, o. Feb. %, 1868.
1t Is hereby certified that the foregoing is
abstract Of the Statement of the John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Boston. Massachusetts,
made to, and filed in this Office for the year 1861.
Witness my hand and seal officially
JAMES Ii GOODMAN,
Auditor of State
BY JAS WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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by JAS WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ats original color
aciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

pound. 3m96n
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Te0et06Le Plants.

Vegetable plants carly salads and vegetables good
supply in iIcir season.
EJ:t D.,,,,,o1t,,I yJT Erer1JeeJa Trees
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NEW GROCERY.

MUSTARD, Starch, Box Rluing, Ii
wi nuid Bluina al NWlFSS ,.
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A fair trade The past week and but
few changes to note in the general mar
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st. LOUIS.

ST, Louis, March l2.-The Bridge
Company here design To ask the LeRl1-
laturO To authorize the Mayor OF 81.
Louis, NO soon M 81, 100000 have been
subscribed to the stock Of the company
by the CltiEens, 10 cause HM election 10
be held TO vote upon the proposition to
have the city Of ST. Louis guarantee
the bonds Of tho Bridge Company to
the eXtcnt OF q ,OO0, 900, payable In gold
with slx per cent interest twenty years
after date. The Mayor approves this
proposition, aud Expresses the belief
that the citizens will vote In favor Of It..
Judgment was rendered yesterday in
the Circuit Court against the Atlantic
4 Pacific Railroad for Sl3.SSG, the SUN
claimed by J. II. COnGAnnOn Il Co., and
Charles II. Rowland, for work done on
the road M contractors, and which the
Company refused to pay.
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HAVANA AND nExICo.

HAVANA, March liza fearful trag.
edy occurred here to-day. A man.
name unknown, attempted to murder
his wife, but failed; he then killed one
Of her companions and committed sui.
eide.
The steamship Paris, from Vera Cruz
on the 7th and 6lBal on the 9th, brings
City Of Mexico dates OF the night OF the
4th, which state that MaEatlGn advices
Of the 18th ultimo were received. A
schooner had been engaged to take Gen.
Placido Vega prisoner by sea TO some
point south Of MaEatlan, whence he
could be forwarded TO the capital. 1t
ia rumored that the commander OF the
U. 8. gunboAt Saginaw, had offered to
put Vega on neutral territory II the
government would 90 agree, but 1t Is
uniounded,
It was reported that messenger had
been sent 10 the Indian Chisf, Lozadel,
asking him 10 come 10 the rescue Of
Vega.
Gen. Martinez Is accused Of double.
dealing. BE claims TO be neutral.
Troops from Durango were Joining
Governor Rubie in the mountains.
Colonel Borrego and other officers
are still plotting against Governor Pa.
taCois, Of Durango. They are In con.
cert with the gueErlllas. Further
insurrectionaEy movements are lmml.
nent,
VERA CRUZ, March s, via HAVANA,
March lO.-The British steamer Dan.
ube, arrived At Vera Cruz and was
ordered to stop, having Bmuggled spe.
Gle on board, but escaped before the
guns OF the fort could be trained on
her. A British corvette is anchored
between the fort and the Danube.
The Yucatan expedition Is returning
10 Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Re-
publican publishes extracts from Mex
lean papers and among them Is letter
from General Grant, dated February
Sd, 10 Senor Romero, which was pub.
lished 10 the DlarI0, the official news.
paper. General Grant says 1t was and
Is his particular wish 10 visit Mexico
during the present winter but he will
not be able TO do so now. He says
nevertheless, he will 60 after the cleo
tiOn, ut all events as soon as matters
are properly arranged and everything
goes on well.
The Republican also has the particu.
lars of the attempt to asSAssinate JuA.
reZ, An Ex.1mperIal officer and for.
elgner, Ia command OF city regiment,
were the ring leaders. They are be.
lleved 10 have been employed by Santa
Anna. The plot included the Assa8sI.
nation Of the Cabinet.
New YORK, March l2.-The Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent says: Gen'l
AlatorrA fears new revolt among the
Yacatec0es. Objection having been
made 10 Governor Cepada, personally,
the National Government has persuad.
ed him 10 resign. He is coming 10
Vera Cruz on his way to the capital.
Both the stock exchange and open
board, by formal vote to-day decided
not 10 receive any Erie dated after
March 7th.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

-Gold, at New York, closed yesterday, ct
1894.
Rev. Or. BIsSsll was elected Bishop Of
Vermont yesterday. by the Episcopal Con.
vention which sat at Burlington.
Harris OIL refinery, with l6O barrels Of
oil and 1900 empty barrels, was burned at
Buffalo yesterday. Los $4,000.
The Georgia Convention has adjourned,
having adopted the Consultation Is COM
pleted, by vote Of llS for, and l2agalnst.
fttS claimed the Constitution will be adopt.
ed by 10000 majority.
-AllNew HampShire, except 10 towns not
heard from. give Hartman tRepl mSjori-
" Of 80S9. These 10 towns gave q Democratic
majority last year Of go. ...
There was warm debate In the House,
yesterday, on the SIS 10000 bond report, Lo-
gan denounced Freeman Clarke in severe
terms.
The Alabama admission bill has gone
over TIL next week.
The trial Of Jefferson Davis has been
again postponed, this time 10 April 18th.
Davis b expected in Richmond next week.
AT PittSburgh yesterday noon the river
was Bcant II feet by pier mark and about on
stand. Weather clear and mild.
The new Georgia Constitution provides
for the removal ofthe capital TO Atlanta,
The resolutions ofour Legislature on the
subject Of Impeachment were presented In
Congress for the nrst time yesterday.
1t is proposed St Louis shall guarantee
SI,OOO, 900 bonds to build the bridge ROroS the
Mississippi at that polnl,
The Republican State Convention OF
Massachusetts, met yesterday at Worcester.
Resolutions wero adopted endorsing the i'm.
peaohment OF the President, and declaring
for Grant for President; Delegates were ap-
pointed to Chicago.
"a Convention in the interest Of the
Union PIesbyteriRns was held yestudAy at
Indianapolis,
Fearful tragedy at Havana. Man at
tempted TO kin his wife, and falling, killed
another woman and then committed suicide.
Gen. Grant writes 10 senor Romero OF an
intention to visit Mexico.
The Democratic State Convention for
Rhode Island met at Providence and notui'
mated Lyman Pearce for Governor.
Sergeant Bates. tho flag bearer, has ar.
rived at Augusta, Ga. His trip was an ovR.
tIon, and he was received with much ecIaf At
Augusta.
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GhaGnteLLiqettter.



We surrender the entire space on our
second page this morning to a report
OF the railroad Convention which met
in this city yesterday. We trust our
citizens, after reading the remarks OF
the various gentlemen who addressed
the Convention, will be able to see that
the proposed railway Is, to say the
least; an enterprise whose merits are
worth canvaSsIng. A committee resi-.
dent here was appointed, with view
of bringing the salient features of the
contemplated enterprise before our peo.
pie. and cooperate committees at the
points along the line of the road were
appointed to aid the resident commit.
tee here in organizing the strength Of
the movement and giving It definite
scope and purpose.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Republican htAte Convention.
WORCESTER, March l2.-There was
an unusually large attendance at the
Repu blican State Convention. Hon.
d. W. Good IL permanent President.
VIM. O'Lafiln, Francis w. Bird, a.
Alexander, Jr., aud George B. LorIng
were selected as delegates ut large to
the Chicago Convention.
The following resolutions were
Hdopted:
Resolved, That we approve the action
OF the National House OF Representa-
tlveS, which through impeachment OF
the President, seems TO relieve the
country of agreat obstacle TO speedy
restoration OF the political and civil
status Of the people OF the Southern
States and the promotion Of the ind US.
trial aud commercial interest OF the
country.
Resolved, That the Republicans OF
Massachusetts pledge their undivided
support TO Gen. U. s. Grant as their
candidate for President Of the United
States.
Resolved, That with undlminIshed
confidence In his broad national pat
rlOtlsm and tried fidelity, and with full
appreciation of his eminent services
In the cause Of human rights, the Re.
pnblIcans Of Massachusetts present
Henry Wilson as their candidate for
Vice President Of the United States.
Adjourned.