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sent to Mel. Gen. Buchanan, command
| ing the Department of Louisiana:
General: The following instructions
from the Secretary OF War are furnished
for your government, to the end that the
necessary aid may be rendered by the
United States as promptly as possit le in
any case of insurrection or domestic vio-
Ience in the States embraced in your
Military Department. You will keep
yourself informed of the condition of
affairs ia said States, and communicate
promptly by telegraph to the War De-
partment through the Army Hesdquar-
tiers, any facts which may make it the
duty of the President, under the Consti-
tuition and laws, to employ the military
force OF the United States. You will,
also maintain such disposition of troops
under your command that they may be
ready to act without delay on receipt OF
the Presidents order; stationing them
at, or from time to time moving them to,
points where you may have reason to sp-
prehend necessity for their use. The fol-
lowing extracts from the laws and the
Constitution of the United States may
be used to suppress insurrection against
the Government OF any State: Consti-
tuition, Art. 4, Sec. 4--The United States
shall guarantee to every State in the
Union q republican form Of gov
eminent, and shall protect each Of
them against invasion, and on spplica-
ton of The Legislature, or Of the Execu-
tive when the Legislature cannot be con-
vened, against domestic violence. Act
of Congress approved 18th Of February,
| 795: Section l. In case OF an insured
ion in any State against the Govern
ment thereof, IL shall be lawful for the
President OF the United States, on appli-
cation Of said State, or Of the Executive
when the Legislature cannot be cor
vened, to cali for such number of the
militia OF such State, or any other s ate,
as he Lay judge sufficient to suppress
such insurreetion, Provided, as per sec
ton three, that whenever it may be nee
essary to call out such force, the Presi-
dent shall, by proclamation, first COM
mand such insurgents to dispense and re-
tire pesceably to their homes within q
limited time. Act of Congress ap-
proved March 8, 1907: In all
cases OF iDsurrection or obstruction Of
the laws, either by the United States, or
of any individual, State or territory
where it Is lawful for the President to
call for the militia : } suppress such in
surrection. 1t shall also be lawful for
him to employ such part Of the land and
naval forces as may be judged necessary,
having first to observe all the requisites
in that respect.
By command of Gen. Grant.
b. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. g.
A committee from the Journeymen
Tsilors International Union Convention,
which is now in session in this city,
waited on the President and arranged for
the reception of the entire Convention
at the Executive Mansion on Wednesday.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, August 10.-Iu sup
port of Marmouth's assertion il is ascer-
tanned that $50 murders have been COM
mitted in One-hGlf of the State within
the past month. Tne Republican con-
taibs two columns of extracts from and
references to letters in WsrmCuth's pos
session detailing outrages in country
parishes from March last to date. These
extracts do not show that either the civil
or military authorities, or the Freedmen's
Bureau took cogaizance of any Of these
affairs
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

THOS PSON-The friends and acquaintance
of VIM. q. THOMPSON and family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from st.
Lazarus Chu.ch, Madison street, this Tuesday
afternoon, at o'clock. Services ly lhe Rev.
Mr.. Wheat. Carriages at J. Z. Hoist q CO.'S, go
Man street.
HANSON-The friends and acquaintauces Of
G. A. and NJ. A. Hanson are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral of their younges
daughter, MARY B., from their residence, No.
III LinGea street, tufs Tuesday morning, at g
O'Clock. Carriages at residence and ]. Hoist
& Co s. No. so Main street
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 1O.-By diree.
! ton OF the President, Brevet Msi.-Gsn.
VIM. L. Harvey, retired, will report in
person for duty to Gen. Sherman at st.
Louis.
Information received at headquarters
| from Grant, says that he will leave Ga.
lena for the East on or about the 18th.
Gen. Meade, recently appointed to the
command of the Department of the
South, in his order assuming command.
states that the disposition Of troops in
North and South Carolina will remain
for the present rs now ordered, and the
commanding officers of posts will report
direct TO these headquarters. The de-
partment staff will for the present be
the same as the staff Of the late Third
Military District. All general staff Of
ficers and others on staff duties not egpa-
eially assigned by the war department
will report by letter to these hesduuar-
tiers through their respective chiefs of
staff
General Order No. l, from the De
partment of Louisiana, dated New Or
leans, 4th inst, has been issued by Gen.
Buchanan, announcing the command
OF the Fifth Military District, to consist
Of the State Of Texas, transferred to Bre-
vet Mej. Gen. J. ]. Reynolds. Louisiana
and Arkansas, in pursuance of orders
from army headquarters, are organized
into the Department of Louisiana, head
quarters at New Orleans. The sub dis
trict of Arkansas, until further orders,
will be known as the District of Arkan-
sas, and will he commanded by the sem
ior officerserviDg therein, headquarters at
Little Rock. The Commanding General
will Immediately make the necessary re-
turns of troops serving in his district to
headquarters of the Department of Louis.
lana.
The commissioners of the Union Pa
cific railroad have examined the twenty
fourth section Of twenty miles of that
road, commencing at the 6S0th and ter
minating ut the Tooth mile post west
from Omaha, and forwarded their report
to the Interior Department. The Presi-
dent has approved the report and d.
rected an issue to the Company of bonds
and patents for the land due on the COM
pletion Of said section.
The following is copy Of instructions
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, August 1O.-Townsend, q
book keeper, and Kennedy, druggist,
were blown off from the shore Saturday
in q small sail boat, and are supposed to
be lost. Townsend Wss the son of an old
citizen, and was celebrating his twenty
first birth day.
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HARVARD Law SCHOOL.

CAMBRIDGE, MAsS. TWO TERMS. Begin
~ ming SEPTEMBER 10, 1858, and FEBRUA-
KY Y, 1889. The resident Professors are. The
LID, and NATHANIEL HOLMES. M. Gen
Llemen OF distinction in the Profession lecf- =
nom time TO time on special topics. A. ,,t IRE
tion may be made for further fnfory- "a pnea-
either OF the Resident Professors, iSs so ~ 10
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By TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
CANADA.

MONTREAL, August 10.-The mem
bers of the Nova Scotia Legislature have
agreed to employ Constitutional means
alone to extricate Nova Scotia from the
Dominion. They deprecate rebellion or
annexation to the United States.
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FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 10-Ar-
rived, United States steamer Marble
Head, l.. Fitch, Commander five days
from Key West-all we'll. She brings
Capt. Done and Paymaster Meade as
passengers.
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ALABAMA.

MOBILE, August 1O-The first bale of
new cotton was received to-day from
Prairie Buff. It weighed 800 pounds
and was classed as Liverpool middiing.
Sold at 45c.
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE determined henceforward to do
i Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an ONCE up stairs
in same building, where viii be glad to see
my friends anu patrons. Thanking them for
past fkyorx beg enntiuuanee OF tha same.
IinhM HAEHA9 HoffHElkER,
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-All Imported Goods We Will I'M
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We will have made to order IN
fact, WeEill procure alI our Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the job.
ber's profits.
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CONVENTION Ar BROWNS
WILLIE.
An Immense AssembIage.

The Democracy in Council.
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DIED.

MAHONEY-On the 18TH July, 1858, at Cory
don, b y, J. II. MAHoNEY, OF Memphis a
pune AID noble man.
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4th-We will continually have cur
buyers in the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell as BsrgaiEs.
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3d-We shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOR CASH, which enables Us 10 sell at .
closer profit than those selling Oa fine,
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Through these advantages, 1t must be apps
rent TO all that we viii be able to COMPETE
With
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2d-ThrOugh our large capital we are
enabled TO BUY FOR CASE. thereby
caa buy closer than those buying on
credit,
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ANY HARKET on THIS CONTINENT.

Ss- People should not listen 10 the base fabri-
cations OF Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drunsmers, that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
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NEW ADvERT1sEm'NTs

AZ ASONlG NOIICE.-Ange- q
w rJna Louse It's, VIII WORK in Llle "a.
e. I. Degree, thiS Tuesday evening KX
al D cock. II"
All r. ca in good standing are frate44.@l4y
Invited 70 De promptly on Aund
BY order JOHN ZkNT W M
JONI BEAMIsH. Secretary. nnII It
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PATAPS. o FEHALE INSTITUTE,

Near Baltimore, NJ airy land
TN full operation, with complete corps Of
4 Teachers and Professors. Eupits from iai5le-
Geea different states, SOlth ana S0UthLgeSt, laOt0
pTeseHt. Location beautifui, convenient, re-
FED aud psI fscIly healthy school select !;
number Of puplIs limited, ana charges more
moderate than the few institutions Of the same
class IN cities and eIseH hele. Term GeSi MS Sep
Jember ~, 1875 Add eSs tue Principal,
ROBERT II. AkuhER
Gull 5taw6w EincotLs Mills, Nd.
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Mercham.s' dispatch Fa,t Yreight Llnt

NOTICE to Merchants Redustion IN Rats (!
~ Inc nrst and Lecond- class rates from the
east by til line have been red1ced 70 7 o
DoIla-s anu TnlIIy four Cents and Two DoIIars.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
aull lta IyJe.eIsJu Il. ret
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TO TEACHERS,

The Trustees OF HERN ANDO FEMALE
CULLEGE wish to leass their Is. Ick Building
of " Moons and acres OF IEouno for a series
vi years. Address TnOIAsS ~. n HITE,
au!l4w AerRanCO, Miss.
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A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements through
which we propose to offer inducements for all
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A committee from the Journeymen
Tailors International Union Convention,
which is now in session in this city,
waited on the President and arranged for
the reception of the entire Convention
at the Executive Mansion on Wednesday.
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Chss. H. Lynn, Chairman; John NJ.
Galloway, VIM. Paisley, J. P. Pryor, R.
S. Griffin, DR.. Whitthorne, o. E. Poin-
dexter, G. c. Harris, DIR. Westbrook. II.
L. Douglass, DR.. r. H. Harvey, NJ. l.
jackson, DR.. w. Newburn, J. A. Man.
gnn-
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INSURANCE.


MEMPHIS,
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hahDElIhN NULNIIs
J. J. Polk, NJ. r. Parrish, J. r. R9s-
SOD, Pitser Miller, w. w. McCarley, w.
s. Brooks, A. Ramsey, J. B. Ruin, I.
Owens, John MilIen.
M'NAIRY COUNTY.
James w. Pace, VIM. McCullen, J. F.
Huddleston.
Upton COUNTY.
Sam P. Rose, Chairman; Maj. r. P.
Maclin, Maj. G. II. Hill, Col. Fred Mae
lin, G. H. Spillmsn, A. w. Montague,
DIR. NJ, Beer,
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Sreeil agttef.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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sfta Il ~ peszEEs;J soEshy tse5Es1
az1znst tas stsz3z Ct Aszre CaosGs,
cno1zEa 4a-cz. CaoIsz Inaztan, plsE-
NOS, suzzz Complaint, Dysentzy,
cooBe, PzEteu Chosss &c D. a. E7sa,
II d Fhyzaza-a-eaIsf Of the Q. = Hn-
plizI snip, "FaIesu7 highly zeecmaesds II
m Chogaz, z1d ha 1sd II win nnTss.
bIs Ezee=s Il sEes eases 1: as Ike a
zzza ot macy II ever R=tzree. soH %
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= CERrAn CuRE.

Fcz IneEs5sri Consumption. As=hmA,
Co1zhs. Coidz, DyEPspzta, Liver Complaint
aid General Debility, win be found IN d.
TOBIAS Pulmo1Ie LIE Syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded Iroc the gins Of the
Vegetable Kingdom" VII Be to1nt s0TE-
e.En remedy, ia all the above named dtssa-
s- The demand soz this valuable CON-
poUnd 1 daily ircreaang, and II VII With
ozt.a doubt beeoue - popular as Doc:oE To-
bsas' eeEehZzted vene:tzn Lntnsu1- Con-
sumption IN rs lzzt st1gs this syrup VIII
not cure. roZ = there any Iemezy THAI VII;
relief however, VII % found by is use.
What lis Said 10 care Il surely VII do. a
rtzI VII prove. Thoas2nds Of CeEtCfraies
can bz sen AZ the DepoE- Sold by The Drug
gs:z, and AZ No, 10 Park Place, New ToEk
Pr5ce = cents Ask for DT. Tobiaz' Pui'
nonIs Lie syTuF, and take no other.
fyICInnd&T
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON. MASS


The very important and extensive i'm.
PROV enents which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest In New
England, enable the proprietors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
Recommendations and eonvenienees superior
to any other Hotel in the city: During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits Of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one OF
TUFTS magu iheent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests TO the
upper story OF the house in one minute the
entzies have been newly and richly carpeted.
and The entire house thoroughly replenIshed
and refnrnished. making it. in an tfsap-
pointmentE, equal 10 any hotel In the coun-
Try. Telegraph once, Billiard Halls and Cafe
= LEWIS RICE q son,
my4-Smeod PTopESeturs
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MIIY2

Can anybody tell why the water Ieyies
in this city are heavier each year than
they were the year before? For what
IS the extra assessment needed this
year? The party that runs the city
talks loudly about onerons taxation,
yet here is an oneroua tax that grows
heavier and heavier from year to year,
without apparent reason. The water
levles have been increasing for Two or
three years past at the rate of 25 per
cent year. How long is this sort of
thing TO go on, and where is it to end?
Is not 500. 900 a year enough for little
city like this to spendf Can we spend
more than this and prosper7
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Pure BIoe,5. uuddyWater.

Pure bIood may Be compared 10 pa-e
wafer, and impure blood 10 muddy water. Il
ycu pass muddy water through muslin yoC
soil IL; continue the pEoe@ and you cover
with Thick mud Blood pass through ali
parts OF Tie body; n good and pueis rOuE-
ishss and clsansez the parts il gees th-oagh.
II i'm puIe It leaves more OF LIS dit behind
II. BRASDHETRs tILLG are tie naedIsire
wanted, because they s-e made on puIPoss
to take dirty humon ous OF ihe body. and
they never fail Thee Pills cure seroluIs.
even OF forty yezs' standing; they have
euEed CASES Of rheumatism VIXEN the patient
had not walked for tour yearE; Of psralyzts
where the legs had lost their rozeTof move
meut for seventeen ytaIE- The evidence in
these ease6 cannot be disputed. Is there a
town in the world where such evtteree ex-
tsts no:? If PRASDKEEH's Pills have bean
much used there Ee know that s1ch eTi-
dsnee can be found.
Bat be sure and see upon each box my
name In the Government stamp, IN While
letters. B. REASDEELH, BraEdreth House,
New York sold By an druggists
fSIB-I
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Earthquake waves ON the Pacific.
The San Francisco Bulletin saws

An earthquake wave which followed
the recent eruption in the Sandwich
Islands was transmitted to this coast
and recorded on the Government self
registering tide gauges at San Fran
cisco and Astoria in about Eve hours.
On the 23d of December. 1854, similar
wave was transmitted from the coast
OF Japan to the Golden Gate in twelve
hours and thirty-eight minutes. 1t
will be recollected that this earthquake
wave caused the wreck of the Russian
frigate Diana in the port of Simoda
and great loss Of life.
These facts, which are derived from
the best authority, convey very i'm
pressive idea of the tremendous power
required TO disturb the whole body of
an ocean for a distance Of from three
TO five Thousand miles, by a movement
distinct from its ordinary tidal swing.
1t will be seen that the Revision of the
great tidal wave at Hawaii reached this
coast, distant over two thousand miles,
In I'VE hours, and was observed along
a stretch OF shore over thirteen geo.
graphical degrees in length.
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ouG Trisdsapsis eor:ezpontsns givsz
e .ea1e .i=D. u iEs melting tEeEs
MordAy that dsd Il. zpPszr Z tze Ez7-
nczsI Tspg.t- Gag 3rsHd :c:inaz-z-
sn4 ve are c:5zrulse inko:mzd-;hE;
ne neesirz vas 70: : szc92s- Ias
1lItsss ard zrzlcsas sez1s q i5a
rEniz1 zss 70. IL zresees. eorysa-
G.g1 e7s. cxE5 q TsELals sozE, MA tkIs
trznec1ozs3y sstEz.-ss:ss' ssazzl'
nz1e ~ arusk=n DsnDe-st q Il
Iao1.s5y q lEs Eo.z5 osssass ~ c1t
CT TIE suP9!g Of whisky. Trs crz.oE
Of TIE oczss!on. = EsPe!:z5, sfisE u
had coue!uds5 his sforE znd EzE down
wish cniIl cIusst oY tas fGnzreai as
IzcZ Of the meeting. IS ''d-n'Iug
''zuch an aodIeDce-oo9ldn's get mp any
enihusissln a: all" How could shers
Il democratic eu'huaizsm when there
was no wbisky? Fifty Democrats and
10 yEElsky! EatbuzIAsm indeed! Go
To,
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TaE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CTTT OF WV IozE,
so. 33S BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CaAhEEAEO Ok 4aE S4A4E~
DARIUs r. AASGAN, President
JAIz AERkuL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT ISIEzEaT on all Daily Balances,
Sut5eee to cheek AZ Sight SPECIAL DERos-
ITS for SIX Months, or more. may be made
at I'VE Per cent. The Capital Of ONE NIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over go
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience,
who are al o personally liable to deposIton
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. resolves deposits
large or EmsIismr unts, and permits them
TO be drawn awhoIe or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALAsoE, par
ties throughout the country can keep SC
counts in this Institution with special sd
vantsges Of security, convene ice and pIoHt.
jelSsmd&E
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Tho BIsa.ed RoDaholders
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE PoR CON
oRE=s II THE SECOND DISTRICT.

- s'AgfiEtg Gt@
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE PoR CON-
ORES II THE SECOND DISTRICT.
BTotzH. The Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Second District of this
State. Is said to be a very large owner
OF United States bonds, upon which he.
of course, pays not one ee7tt of tar but
be draws the eXoTbitaut interest there.
on semi-annually IN gold.
WHAT fine representative he vould
make for a tax-cursed pcoplel or
course the tax-Tidden people of the Sec
ond District will throw up their hats
for him! Rolling in wealth himself,
yet contributing nothing, comparative
Iy, To the support of the Government
which protects and feeds him. 1.-THE
people are as true to themselves as the
Bond holders are to their own interests
BrOWH Will be left at home.
From The Democratic address adopted J1lW
airy S, 1851
Toll is taxed; bonds Iof johnson N
Camdenl are exempt.
Toll produces; bonds [of Hon. W. g.
Brownl consume.
Toll builds our public improvements;
boudholders fCamden and Brown en-
Joy their benefits at no cost.
Toll supports our schools; boudhol-
ders TCamden and Brown share their
advantages and pay nothing for the
privilege.
Toll sustains our Courts, pays our
Legislators and defrays the general
expenses of the Government. Bond
holders CCamden and Brownl partake
Of the blessings of all and contribute 70
the suslenance OF none.
A policy sustained by HorRtio Sey-
mourl which makes labor so complete
~ trtoutary to capital, is anIfsrepubIi.
can ~. IN iIs nature and gross and unjust
In its eject upon the masses.
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ALI, ABOARD FOR THR LAKES

all PERSONS DESIRING TO TAKE
a adTsatsge OF the opportunity Of visit
tioTaf IEzpeTnyacs CUHrsHf691" at low rates
VII pleass Iszve their names with either Of
the undersigned. The rates have been nIed
at s. %. Car viii Etart from Bridgeport,
TuEstay at e<l, An, and returning VII
IeAYs cleveland at a. n, Saturday, Fer-
sons dez4FUCs Of going 10 Niagara fails can,
on arriving at Cleveland. take the steamer At
P II, arrive al Bun 40 next In0ruiDR, and
Falts at A. Il, and return IN time 70 return
on Saturday ". 2. STONE,
G. z IRWIN,
jyZ3 < =. DILLON.
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from each Senatorial District be sp-
pointed by the delegates from the c0un-
ties u examine the credentials of dele
gates aud report The mum Der and names
OF the delegates present from each
county who are entitled to sents in this
Convention. Hud the number OF votes
TO which each county ls entitled.
The foregoing resolution was offered
In the Grafton Convention and, on
motion OF the editor ofthe Regisser, laid
on the table. Why2 Because he did
not want it to appear what kind OF
material the Convention was made of.
The editor was ashamed OF his
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-24
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