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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

TO THOUSANDS OF UNFORTUNATF9
we publish n. following letter that Thousands aco
Know hs 10 do 10 nre them The wee Of early ahuse will " "a
sustained removed lead 10 insanity and In
0be oy Those who nused IN TBS hAtt and bass oht
occasional loss once Neef or once ongh'
VII soon be cured In Nhefv the
frequent scrsng functions Of tbs ga gan are 90
Destroyed withered though 0w. vii he ase ~ s SAo
SAPARlLifAN RRSOLVENT aided by RAilHAIn rlLl.s ana
hhADi hELLhF We have on rsc9p Husq 80 80,
been cured since married and have children DIS s.gal W.
dence Of the iruiuess the SARSAPARiLLAN hEnbf ~
The following where bottle Of the kesotA' III
SYMPTOMS complained Of DESTROYED the dos7ncrasf or ues a
stopped the discharge This letter HTen 10 Nay Use sc,
BKOoKLES MAY. las
II SIN give my symptoms p years Old weight 10
hight color Of hdv and hDs o1s
the ard fall u rnghg
sui. pains e}s whites % the yellow; dirty snd
Keen The throat tough siarch phegn and otlef
sight: weak fghfu drams; nerYOuness;
osess desire r long bed IN the morning dali heavy FEEL nc
wells sometimes eoslfe and SOM times egisr
b as In the month labor and female soeetr love OF
solitude du heavy supd ard dr0Wsy confusion 81 'he mnd pee
haggar couutenauce hug plight aisi o " i9A uea
gnatous ahcr frtnB IL eknt
years BEGAN Che destructive habit ana uNo @
since have under treatment Of seven Doctors We
calomel mescury blue pills e. ny knoWlge
stopped the tsseu the kesFfnt ha,s
desire Tie change thsreel~ produced wonderful 81 e
re ngs disappeared bT Nv s9pete teiolhu ,t
revived 1na fee ambitious complete ny 1y so
uke OILY bali tesspooafl OF the Royel three times o s
Of Radv ys Pills usl and week 'uh ne sHe o W
5cA WITH Tie Read! kei hote bas made ts AoAe sA1'se
but thitk bad better eoatnue m While Yours tuI m,
IN cases weakness al appatsa
ofKAUWAY'S READY RELIEF % the Of great mportsnce
uppes tle system With electricity ai gves ueF NE aAo
vigorous strength 90 the
kADWAYS REMEDIES sold BY Druggists Everywhere, and
d EADWAl1S Oice. No 81 Madeu-sne y. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

FREsH C4rAwI .-Alr J. G, Derby, the publisher,
has farm az Aiken, S. c. ION the Georgia line
whence he has this yea; sent Strawberries. Peaches
&c.. 10 the Now-York market, and is now sending
cAoeilent Catawba Grapes 20 I. c. Kimball & Co.
no. 81 Dey-st. lie has 10000 vines IN full bearing
and the fruit is now ripenng, that he expects it
10 be Tor sale in an the fFst-eass fruitstoes He
employs Black labor largely, and finds it cheap and
excellent, Nj. Derby has reconstructed a bit OF
South Carolina better than any Of the politicians
can do it, and We heartily rejoice in hissuceess.
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DrAIrTY-

This great remedy the heaaseri rves an clear and
prron haby skn, bngt aud clear
persons sight has become impaired bv ge Dis, win
enable and distinct without the AID of glasses Per
" inhuiv. VIII
kerr , defect
and he sight f dosrs siN
al Pmps Bochrs Pu-- Benshes Black Spots Worms.
and will Ehaun Acne Bos Ulcers letters Sores OF an
Humos and DO tact variety of sAn disease,
Ruptors spots In all these simple almeuls rs purity
ing ths blood ike magic and the blood after using ib SARAAPAR
fore m SUPPLIES blood with uuurstment strLhs aud 20
those If ugg 81 orp and sngui temperament Tecsls u-
yeorae sud Irilnatss them feel hey fall Of
ne and irltes all melancholy and unhappy feelings
Anotr class omuartl1g which BIclu aud remedies ~ this
class use apt, and commended By al superior
Ia c~s Of CIR VEL Brick ias deposits DG Of passing water
ohuctun urea Irritation o. the Bladder Nd al ssas-s q
the Kdnyi ler Womb &C., B powerful uAuepce Is
wonderful remedial n the lkSOLkkNI for this
los, Of dsea.es PAhA BIZ Va THIS great remedy, assisted
IrsApaau, luuca ~ through the
the lgat o. tAs Kinney and through we
eouDeusrg soothing Influence ~ The ecacbuaul the sscfeo
vessels the cain Aanoue go the kpeys Hence We have tne
Iuug LIVER Skn Kidneys hanonug with each other d eae
sersiug a.ng hf respective constituents few doses g
aHor prompt distressing Tier nofemey
will all Of kidney complaint 81 quick 1" ne oA'
RILLIAE fESOLNENE . ..-,.,, - a,
b. RAIWAl'S sARSAPABILLGAN RBSOLVENT repsrs the
waste Of te body supplies nouhment Strength apl lluV 20
the booi and s.op ~ ard an uoiehing ans
ehaross Pice Der H bot rs ior 80 500 ny b lR
g.t. Por medical advice address JOHN kAph AZ VI ~ NO ~
Naiieu lane y So Read d. RADNAlS AiMAhAV ~f loo'i Also
False lux True"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

Dr.. RAILWAYS SARsAPARIJLIAY RESOLyENr with as
touhg rapidly diseases hitherto considered mcurabe aud invests
marked With the sea- Of death With h vigorous health aud
strength With blood that flowed through the
veins man. woman, child
The wonderful effected few days by this remedy o. persons
threatened w early dissolution has aroused the medical world to an
Investigation IT, extraordinary virtues and compliance with the ur
gent Of Thousands Of medical Dr. RADWAY has
publish the formula Of lis composition Never since medicine
became abjec investigation Of the sick has such
aoraag through the remedial
Of RADWAVS sARSAnARLLIAE RESOLyENT ei In some eases
bg die lieliv Relef and Raiwavs PLI.l
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coNGREssIoNAL NOMINAIING C0NYENI
TIE NEw-BRUNsyiCK, n. J., REPrBICANs.
uLN0LS
GRAND RErrBLcAN - MEErlNG Al GALENA

GRAND REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETNGAT GALESA'
A grand Republican mass meeting was heiu
at Gaena, H., the 4th INST Toconyey an idea oil inc
magnitude Of the attendance, rough guess must DC
made and, with exaggeratioB, u may be said 'A'
over 10000 persons were assembled At o'clock W tle
afternoon the meeting was organized, ard the Hon H. D
Townsend was opponted Chairman Mr. Townsend on
taking the chair introduced Gov Ogesby, Who amer
thanking the chairman for The honor conferred OIL NM
and speaking Of his own election aud his endeayoTs 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
NEW-JERSEY
NLN -JLRSE1.
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN WEsTEELD.

REPUBLICAN RALLY IN WEsTUELD.
The Republicans OF this place viii hold
meeting IN Marsn's Hall tonight, to organize Grant
and Colfax Club Republicans, turn ont
DEMOCRATIC BANNER-RAIsING IN JERSEY CITY.
The Sixth Ward Democratic jackson Club
raised banner Is by 70 feet Jersey ave. AT inc
junction OF Newarkaye last evening Addresses were
delivered by several gentlemen.
CONGRESSIONAL. NOMINATING CONVENTION.
The Convention for the nomination OF n
Democratic candidate Ter tine Nth CQhgresaOnai Dsrcg
81 New-JeTsey viii take place on Monday next al te
Opera House, Newark.
THE NEw-BRUNsyiCK, n, j., REPuBLIcANs.
Tie Republicans Of New-brunswick, n. d.
are earnestly az work preparing FOR tue November eec
tons There b this city large Grant ana CoiItA
Club Legion numbering 80 men, "a Light Horse Le-
giOn, and Pioneer Club Several public meetings nave
been held which were largely attended large macs
meeting VIII be held on the 18th inst, and VIII De ad
dressed Oy the Hon john j. Blair, The Republican can
didate for Governor, The Hon. ii race Greeley, ana
Others. The Legious aud other o. anzatons VIII an
unite ard have grand parade pT ,yiOAs 10 the Heens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

the principles OF the Chicago platform Of 1855
His profession and cast OF mind eninenty NJ
him To graphic with the great problems OF the
present and future Congressional action His success
as lawyer can fairly taken an earnest oil good Work
and successful effort IN the legislative halls az Washing
ton. Among the Representatives I'M Congress ne VIII De
cassed Young yet his large experience III Dusl
ness his extensive acquaintance With men ana lauldI
iY with the laws of the State aud nation VIA place MN
on par with men Of Tar rper years aud more legislative
EInu -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
cnNGREss NoMINATIONs.

T. L. GriswOld is the Republican candidate
Tor Congress u TIE WITH Ohio NIuugcu District Ia 1865
the District gave 1859 Democratic majority
The Hon. Martin Well,er has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of tue Allm ONO DIS
tret His majority IN 1876 vas LOO. the Democratic
candidate h. the Hon. Lyman T. Cutchheid
Nh. I. Mills is the Democratic candidate for
CourTess iu the First Michigan lBeamans District The
Republicans hay5 reuOmludle0 Ie4AahdO T. Btahah.
HIS majority Do 1896 was $3.50
A private letter from Raleigh, dated the Sth
iusf Jaws: "At a meeting ot the Republican mclnbers
Of the Legislature, from the seventh Congressional DIS
trict tbe Hon A. II. Jones was nominated Tor rrtecton
10 Coulre.g and VIM. s. Pearson nominated Presidential
EectoI on tine Grant aud ColiaX ticket"
John H. Benton of Morrow County is the
Democratic nominee for Congress IN the Win ONO
Tie vlcancy created by the deat OF Mr. Hamilton has
been cnounated. IL 1866 the District save I52 hepuD-
lIcan majority.
Tho Hon Porter Sheldon of jamestown has
XXXIst tVau AeruaIus District, composed OF Catiarau-
gusAu Chautauqua Counties. Van er4ams majority
ave chronicle this result with the most heartfelt
satisfaction, II Is harbluger OF union II our eoui.
ellis, greatly nertased hepunhc3n VOC e M {ne
District, and OF glorious triumph. AT SAolu4n
IS a LAWYER OF frst-rato ability Of estab-
lsled reputation and extensive Practice boIh IN
Ontario County tins State about thu year ls5 nc tDere
received comuon school education while srengthehhs
his muscles ON his fathers farm Before ms nhluHy he
came T. Fredonia Chantauqna County, ana alteueg
for term Of years the academy there, and aferWafd
Randolph Academy, az TINS pace lie IoaI 10y
With the Hon George Barker OF Fredonia, aud with
don at R9Udnh and admitted the bar OF the SUI
preIne Court OF this state we thlnh' ia ls' ~
He has resided for few years n Illinois anu va" STATE
her the last constitutional convention OF I4t Seo'
tice OF law al that place and established MS
reputation ne n good lawyer, an able speaker,
aud reliable and straightor%aId man upon So n iSs
basis Ife las been CONSISTENT Republican since Ie
Fremont eannaip OF 1856, aud Ii IN full accord Win
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

HtvAvA Aug ISugNo Toto quiet a q az reals per robe
Mdoe. 10 gool Refining n al reals EHclauge 90 Lou
don. II inla Exchange Tire Utr sae bl
davs currency $50 lf coult, short srht c1rre st
et per cent discount u . 1i days z. pa per cen. premium
abort sight. in .oil. al rr cent premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
IT'S CONGESTION.

For yea Dr. Railway has been bborag tie vineyard Of
med eel science m improving process obtaining proper
nal substances without heat Tbs great iea.um be
hes suesesy accomplished that every ingredient used Railways
St5,lgll.a Hgsoyeat aua Che Ready Relief and Railways Pills.
tie pure uaaIltci active PropGle In Hdvays Sarsapsrian
R,eat terooa of the pure curative principle
ofSir,parla viii De found quart bottle o., Le weak leco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

The Neir- YOk World u summing up tie
crimes OF uic District Commanders, saJs:
spkes md Candy have suppre -srd courts suppressed
pausr and preferred 90 appoint thr worst men from the
most Iguoaut and criminal class OF blacks aud whites 20
Offices iu North and south Carolina.
The two officers mentioned were petty Bfants, often
insulting tlc pride and outugug the people over whom
they donna red but Mother OF them ever undertook Co
st,upre,s uewspauc-5. charleston Mercury.
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NONIAN-

Their. arr ais Of complaints that iy siaore OF less troubled
% 80 Men rrs hoars anguish not knowing hat 20 DO and
dskta ~ ouslL plyadan 10 hADNAi siAs
49, ore and restore heahlui regularity to those suffering
aes R.sntons Irregular Menstrnaion In u
OF weakening discharges Falling u The WOMB
m Ira forns or Ulcers the Womb cures with marEel
IN .ss. Al Mysteries Fits, Colyusous Headaches, bad
Dem, Az the mani symptoms that are constantly present h reEsa'
RRSoiYRyT viii Keep The blood pure ani healthy
u,ke you ,el bright cheerful hppl 'ns AHl 'sou' 'N'" 'u
good sppetite and clear beautiful sNu'
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American Institute Farmers Club meeting orr, CAB
will be held TODAY tIuesiar 80 o'clock the Of Tia
Institute the Cooper BlfuE DR.. J. Y e. SMITH wiz read
paper on the 'Aferous Animals"
JOHN v. CHAMBERS Secretary.
MAKIErTA, Ca. Ja.y "a
"You will be gratfed Learn Ioa srpe-
the Bartlett Reversible Mach le styls
sold a ~ for use by Hand or Foo ou seat rs IRON i1e once Ma
500 Broadway NeWlor We have bad tia3ss bus from the
Dratai irfloH been able manage rrtec dOng
BEAUTIFUL cork We shall recommend this machine to people
Mrs J. E. REEFS"
"knowles's Insect De-troyet''
Is certain death Reaches Moths Fea Ants Bedbugs Lice
Camden Insects and every vau.y Of Insect & while % uot
slightest degree 0 hurl bGal beings Sold by al
druggists grocers Prices p 90 and The
rgf ires contain much Por Ger proportion price, and
queut he most economical or regular u Depot No sirtae
lByHllds'! Travelling Chairs, from . 20 $40 hr
haviug Of tie bands pr0pe
Having child
person about INNALDN CARRIAGES order your
stamp for circulas SrEPHtNW SMITH 81 Warst, n
Post Once NOtice.-The Mails Europe will ispltled
ron TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud SATURDAY. clos
l. CLOCK STATIONS aud b. l;i5i c. aHdD .L
b p. ll.l0. and Is 90 N clock 90.
Also WEDNESDAY the hour OF closing which viii bs
posted At the Gensr OGce sad lie Stations on TUESDAY
JAMES KELLY p NJ
II you have the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Cosnveness Piles Oppression after ealing, Sou kissing OF itlgr
II DO thank l0er using EAtlNOAS
PERISTALTIC LOLENGES will oret the Of - sold
No Tmout Temple. Boston, AMI as CRlfTENfONo Medical
No have end whore Mailed ior 10 eeuts
in al coor, for and cap-s o pouAl clubs Sole agents
.. STONE BLISS PAY O. ALLEN.
No O. Chamhsnst and Noe % aud 81 ie,fes'.
Ihl,- Hair Dye, Soc; black b-ova, rat1a
durable best quantity equals dollar sizes Depot 10 2 Broad
way. Sold hr OF druggists
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0oliiiral a9utius
Grand Rally Harlem:
GRANT! COIFANI GkISW OIL d.
CORNEII.i


GRANT COLFANl GRISW O l. ID I
CORNELL
AGard RATlFIcATlQN MksIINC. aqi ELAG AND B4NNRi:
DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN, ASsoCirION win take place a
Washington Han Ilrsye Hs.r elysh ST.
Gcs' JOIN C6ciiRASE hon fREgMlS ffHIAN Major JAS
A, o, HiG e5is 'T Ps '1-; Nj" ' s ~ FiBoR esq.,
Music by Robertsors Brass Baud Sngag W zoe Gee Club ffo1t
'''' ''- ''' ". u DsCAMP President
yaTy S Se,I seeretaHe,
Resolved, That ~ Grant and GILLIAN BOYS 10 be' Cabs BE- re-
qu-sei % elect Eve OF their ulm'ef - Delegates 10 consulate Central
Sasl Committee for organization o. Republican LedJuaers
Brogiway corner OF Twel'eeOndsl or SATURDAY Evening
published in The Neslelk Irer1s e h sHi Pa %
ca5t ~ CRro,s, Secretary.
sixth Assembly, D-trct jnion epabioni s-ocii'les
-Mlnhv pslaufhnas'a Hotel Browne AL Tut
500 JAMES ii. MeCARI1N President
JAf 9 ia95,G }s,ero.,ri,.
Nirih Assembly D.strlct Macs heelmE--ol.,Nr AID
CoLFAN BOYS III BLEt-Lebapon tttt Amfs '9'.fc -
PBRb PiEAS0SIoS mayor SeBoRs an others addess the
Sf B r a,,'s q ',' s wl H. CoRsA President
CHnisliH
Thriesnt9 p.rr;i fran, and &c Cg I Cnb ,s
Seelf nm H. ~ b a CortF-- Col Al j M rs - &
Sorvsi Cen PatHck Helrg Jon ths hon q etie al hsa
CnSs isIsss Rich,ED wrsrgALr Secretaries. -N f.
Ninetesntb District Grant and Coiax Campaign Ciah.
on TUESDAY ByENlSG. Aug. Is, sso'eoek By orisrof
Jaws B. Pz-IrI. seey. LurER HORToS Chs-u,s
can Assocation A regular meeting @ lbs Association -H -
4l a. RMS S.y EySSI &C. ses s
- 4 b WGKBAAS. Rr.s'dsat
TIE Executive Committee wiz place At y oeeeL
TWENTY, First Assembly District Union Republican
TsirJs 1sT oSsb1rdTs saa,Tss.y asst rnIs Tu..i'
c tIns SSI caSiD secr'''H'.
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For TInth Patches. Freckir-. and Tan. the Face,
1851. Flas 3oIs Isl, fue.It Lolas hli by Druggists e'e
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FORMULA.


s, is.s.i., o9rees VII
O.e4m AN .!lle drachm
Rot o,y does his Remedy excel all other advertised sarsapaHs Tor
similar purposes Ingredients snd
cat y9rru9yrs sesurns oorpealin1 poosy Which 81
reAed u leo eIcve properties descent Of saca Buchu
pias. Ca,5s JasFe TupenHe aud medicines de gusi 70
exclusively le Liver Lungs Kdaeys Bladder &C.. &c al slch
lack t important Trinpel, but the oay Remedy
vogue fnm Ae uuaiuIirted sasapanIan
obtsa-i ne Jamaica eij SauapasA and Parma
and other foreign raota
Nos reader. via, state here true There 8, not one bale or
saapsna B.hu Dys, Calsaa other vinabs
blgks &c imported county but a5ouu with spurious
tn % Dr. EADWAY the o,hets. has suffered from this
IMPOSITION, ant order pure dispatched
'seas supeneat gathering Ofsu.a
dies 1r their growth Hence that RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLTAN RIOyENT ercs all other preparations the
gengresess ingredients Sarsapara there are 30
species ouy species clces all Others u yielding
larger percentage of pure eEaad less o We eous and starch
pracps-k e JAMAICA and strange % there less Of this
species than OF other DO ls COUNTRY jet pound Of ibis species
purposes than pounds Honduras
Lloa Ner Cuz iucau, &c Ye. all the Sa pi- makers
k Of e Honduras forming The basis Of hsr
10 these large bottles Of sarsa psra made from species
Dhf ou g The srerg curative principle oue teaspoon
fl o. ls APARfLLfAN RESOLYBNT all o. DE- RAILWAYS
ys e pure snd medicinal properties ssbei them and
bottle ofthe SARSAPARuLIAN RESOLyENT patient
the principle OF worthless inert
oyes the stomach aud interrupt, destroys process
ofdigesuou
Ia the ugat named the above rul, The true properties are
secured atd with astonishing Dp ho disease 0r which this
great RfmeII Is prescribed
The ue ingredients secure perfect harmony and con.
tribute assisting 90 each other DO % several properties Of
SIS important aims Of chemist
combination ofths Ingredient, that form RAILWAYS SARSAPA
RuLIAN RESOLlLNl, tins important principle most successfully
Accomplished ......
The great power remedy 10 diseases that threaten deitas
10 COEsUNPrI0S OF rHR LUNGS and Tubercoous Ph,lsb
SCROFJLA S'phio Diseases wasting Degeneration aad liberation
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1Nrl-p1,ASES THE FLESH.

Der system, wasted away nom 100
i - IS pounds la The q u eeAtbs ses bad nsel oSrA
.ioa 80 She commenced Of RAILWAYS hAksAPAL
M VENT In January 1895 M HoHh she glinea an
A. nl. sv a0sr d.y sbe witnessed an Hta@ W FsA AMI
III waste NJ Irrorrhra u wo m'ls ne Sss @ sS,sS
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French author being DESTROYS 70 write biogra-
ply Of Charles dickens wrote 20 that gentleman ma
tsua but received none Mr. Dickens replying that he
:" had long ago formed the intention Of writing auto.
biography
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BROWN, MARIA Il No. % second.st
BARRETT, EMILE b ~. 70 Lexington ave
CLARK. CAROLINR N Port schuyler n Y
COJkskk, SARAH A. No l4l Easi THIRTY. iourth-Tt
DE NlLDk. EVELYN NOodstock n L.
ELDER. }. LAWhENCE, No. ~ TseuyGrstsL
EDMONDS. EMILE ". No. ia West reuth.,L
GAMBLING, PERMELIA A.. No - Sevenh.ave
HOPKINS. JOHN T. No. II Coegcs.sL
HOUGHrON. RLIJAH No. $3.50 East Ffieeuth.st
KEBGAN. RASAMIA, No AZ Cheiry-st
LEHMAN. CATHAkINE williamsburg
MCGRAIH, BRIDGET oegele ga BET, Third and Fourth.
SWEENEY MARY p. brooklyn
TOWNSEND. MADELINE. No. = " ash.usou-plsce
WELLS JOHN JERSEY Civ y. j.
WILSON THOMAS Il. No. 10, last Twsntys
WIChS. CKAClk. Brooklyn
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MEErIEe oF oOLoRED People IN CAPE MA

MEETING or COLORED PEOPLE IN CAPE MAY.
The c0lored residents OF Cape Nay, n. j.,
last week IN TIC Afrcan Methodist Episcopal Church
edhc and took action respecting the death Of the Hon
THrda~w Stevens The meeting was very largely at
tended aud was addressed by Messrs George Cook OF
Was gton, D. @ Mr Proctor, J. G. Bowers, and the
Rev f. smith A committee presented suitable resOiu
ton, which were adopted by exclamation.
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CARMAVsVTLIE AWAKE.

A meeting was held at Union League Hall,
Carmausyile, on Saturday evening" August 49, for the
purpose Of organizing Campaign Cub ion the Eighth
Election District Of the 12 Wand Dr. S. j. Brooks was
elected temporary Chairman. and many names were en-
rolled after which the following oihcers were elected
n II BOwue esq. President; Il. II Greene, L. n Fuller,
James Giu, ana John Mac Mullen, Nlto-frcsIdentA H.
q Lockwood and Dr. j. y, Bronson Secretaries. On mo
ton the first Vice President called 10 the chair m
the absence OF tie President Addresses were made by
tic Temporary Chairman, DR. Brooks aso be-er- a.
ler Mac Mullen Bronson Greene, and IncCt5lI Lock
wood You wall hear good account nom them before
InI
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N1NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The IXth Assembly District Boys in Blue
VIII hold mass meeting at Lebanon Hall no. 10 Ahng-
don square this evening Gems. Pleasorton au' Coch
rane and Major PangbOrn VAL speak Fan n boys AID
ausMer tle roll can =
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WisoNo Sunday tie 10th Inst the r'sieHcs his STCtheis
Law D. T. Valentine Twenty tfhst homas T. wilson
gesq merchants Of this c in 6oh q his age
Il relatives and fs, of The families respectfully invited TO asnd
toe funeral from No 10 East IT, 81, o. 4ucs4Ayt TIC S'H
mt. al L o'clock
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Richmond, Aug. 17.-Judgc Alexander Riyes
is ont 10 brief letter announcing that e viii support
Grant and COlfaX.
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Caps aud CHPcs
FOR THE GRANT AND COLEAy CLUBS.
EmJelishsd with Patriotic EmbIers o.
SUSMAN BROTHERS.
30 80 Reiic@t
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18
THE EAKER COUNCL.

The Baker Council, /. l.. A. met last evening
AT No Az Bowery The President, ar j. D. Patterson
was i'm the Chair number Of members were elected
Tie attendance large, and much itcrc. was li-i
tested Resolutions were passed IuGUrug ie acton o.
the Ladies Union Roef Association, IN rendering assist
ance 10 sick aud disabled soldiers, their widows ahd
orphans pledging the assistance ~ tins council Tue
ordinary routine business having been Transacted th'
ufCfluQ adjourned
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