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New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
POLITICAL ITEMS.
Among the resolutions of the North

Among the resolutions OF the North Carolina
Republican State Convention. We read
Resored That the continued and persistent efforts now
being made upon the part Of the Socaled Conservative
organization OF the State 10 place the stigma ana Dah %
social ostracsln upon thousands or patriotic southern
white men, who have the manlness and COURAGE To sto
firmly by the Republican party is justly ret''ei as mar
row reckless and vlndctive, aud Well calculated 70 eN
the contempt OF every honorable man.
The self-sacriiicing Seymour will bear watch
ing His osentatious refusal Of the nomination before
was offered for the Presidency may not prove SO rea
after all Goster put the crown aside with most elev'
erly assumed modesty. but he took at last We notice
occasionally that delegates chosen 10 Democratic Con-
yentions ares not afraid TO hun for the highest
office. for those from Oswego last week, oi
whom he the first choice Keep eye on the Oneida
recluse
The Conservatives of Georgia have appointed
a Central Executive Committee Of the Nallohai Dem"
cratic Party of Georgia to sustain Andrew johnson.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05

CANANDMGUA, March 4.--The train which left
Elmira yesterday morning. and was due here at IL
o'clock a. m, was disabled when Gorham sta
tion The passengers. 30 in number transferred
to the baggage which, with one locomotive, pro-
ceeded on its way. When near HOpewell Station
the baggage car jumped from the track. and the
passengers were overturned into end Of the ear
and nearly all seriously injured. The car stove was
broken, and with its of living Goals, fell upon
the already suffering passengers shockingly burning
several of their number. The following is a list ot
the sufferers: Sarah Overshire, Helen Lewis, the
wife and child Of Thomas Phillips. Lyman S. Briggs
Andrew Horton, p. Conkln, Joel Eggleston, Michael
Welch Dennis German, and Thomas Phillips. The
persons named all seriously burned. Mrs. Over
shire Mrs. Lewis, and the infant child Of H. O. Lewis
are fatally injured Mr.. II. o. Lewis sustained a
fracture of the forearm. John Campbell has his
shoulder dislocated. The wounded have all been
cared for and are receiving all necessary attention.
Those that are able to be moved to be brought to
this village.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
ALBANY.
THE REJECTION OF GEN. M'KEAN AS AUDITOR
OF CANAL BOARD.
to night.

THE REJECTION OF GEN MKEAN AS AUDITOR
OF CANAL BOARD.
ALBANY, March 4.-The most important thing
done by the Legislature to-day, the rejection by the
Senate Of Mr. James b. Mexican for the position OF Canal
Auditor This nomination hanglngIhre in the Senate
for two weeks, and before ii was rejected the
Senate had long debate upon it, The Democrats with
Senators Folger. Stanford and Crowley uIepuDeansl,
voted against the confirmation. When the nomination
brought for consideration Mr. Foger introduced
"a resolution. In which he stated that the Senate with
ont impeachiug tho integrity and honesty OF Mr.
McKea considered that his habits Of mind and his
Lack of experience aud his peculiar temperament un.
fitted him the position for which he was named and
that it therefore rejected him Mr. ODonnel suggested
that this be Withdrawn and Mr.. FOlger complied Subse
aucntly Mr. Folger introduced a resolution, simply
stating thar the nomination be rejected and this was car
ried by "A vote Of rs 10 H.
During the debate the almost universal expression was
that II ex-senator GibsOns name had been proposed ne
wolld be confirmed without hesitation. IL Is hard 10 say
who are most jubant the opponents Of Gov Fenton In
his party, those Democrats who exut over the
defeat of Of the leaders Of the Grand Army OF the
KCuubilc."
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
PENNSYLVANIA.
rr DF,rocRATIc CONyrNTIoy.

SAFE DEMOLKAIIC tONNLNIIUN, -
HARRISBURG, March 4.-The Hon. William
HOPKINS Of Washington County was chosen permanent
President and the nominations for Presidential eectou
a large resulted the selection by accamaton Of VIM
V. McGrath Of Philadelphia and George Cass OF Allo
gheny.
Tho balOting for candidates resulted In the nomination
OF Charles T.. Boyle of Fayette, for Adutant-eneia
Wellington Eut OF Columbia the second ballot Tor
Survey OrGeneral.
The delegates at large 10 the National Convention are
"a follows Isaac f. Hester, William L. Packer, George
W. Woodward, and William Bgler.
The Convention placed in It's platform strong plank
laudaOry OF brave soldiers Th0 30 noby defended
the Constitution and the Union. and then re-
ected m candidates two of the most gallant soldiers ia
the state and nominated their representative men IN
the alproac ching campaign st9y-atbOme ahtl-War
politicians.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
LATEST GENERAL NEUS.
IBy Tslegrapbl ]


Yesterday was holiday in New Orleans,
and the fremen paraded
Three women have been chosen on the
Reading (Mass) SCHOOL Committee.
The United States officials have seized
another Illicit distilleryin baltimore
The Governor OF Massachusetts has APP
poinied Thursday, April ., as the annual iastday.
John w. Brutf, many years one, of the
leading drygoods merchants OF Baltimore, died OH Tues
day.
.P'euro-pneumonia is proving fatal among
the cattle In the vicinity OF Baltimore. In stable IS
OUT OF IS cattle died.
The Memphis City Council has resolved
10 continue the Fire Department having hired the fire
men at lower rates'
George L. Crummet, who was convicted OF
setting fire the High school house In Brighton Mass
has been sentenced 20 State Prison for life.
The boy George Stephenson, who formerly
travelled with Artemas Ward as a companion and Tor
whom the latter evneed such strong Affection mas peeh
arrested In Toronto for stealing money y-etters'
The report OF the pedestrian match near
Boston between nessr Ogden and Dolby as eeerspneu
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS
Louisiana Conyention-not in session.
Nothing in the Mississippi Convention.

Louisiana C0nyentlon-nOt IN session.
Nothing in the Mississippi Convention
The Virginia Convention adopted impeach-
ment resolutions, yesterday, by 6J to 49, M a.,
The majority report suffrage taken up lDe hIs
clause giving suffrage all males over 20 years i ase
aud requiring one years residence in the state ana 'e
months In the county, was adopted ...o,,.,
sOurH CARoLINA-EDUCATION COMPULSORY.
CHARLESTON, March Ain the South Carolina
Reconstruction Convention to-day an ordinance was pe
sented appropriating the Ctade NorineIy @ d niarv
schools aThe sectionimaking education compusGY Was
nassed After an animated debate on the proposition
nnosnS notax Of one dollar for educational PURPOSES
agreed that the penalty for noppayment shall nOt
he the deprivation Of the right Of suffrage:
The Georgia Convention debated the report
~ rho Educational Committee yesterday and resolved
TO adjourn March H. . IN l.,
The North Carolina Convention on Tuesday
pobt adopted the Relief Ordinance Its leading feat =e
allows debtors pay one-tenth annually on their debts
Yesterday the Committee on Priyegesilud Elections
ported In favor of oustng Wm Williams Of Sampson, ans
giving his seat TO o VIM. Hill
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
JEFFERSON DAVIS IN NEW- ORLEANS

RECEPTION BY THE NEw-ORLEANS FIREMEN-
THEIR RECOGNITION OF GEN. HANCOCK.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-JeifeTson Davis is
here. All the fire companies as they passed tho ST.
Charles Hotel, gave him repeated cheers AS they
passed Gen. Hancocks headquarters they took of
their hats and their bands played The Bonnie Blue
Flag But six ont of 80 companies carried the nag
of the United States. Indignation is expressed by
loyal citizens, and fears entertained OF trouble
IN NIGHT
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
TIE sIMoNDs -HEwINs. BILLIARD MATCH WON
BY MR.. HEwINs.

Nrw w-HAvEN, March 4.-The billiard match
for purse Of o. 900 Mr. L. W. smonds Of Danbury
and Matt H. Hewins OF Hartford took place in this city
this evening at Music Hail. in the presence OF large
course of spectators The game was for 1900 points,
Mr. simonds giving his competitor 500 points.
The game was won at the end of the
i9sd inning by Mr.. Hewins. the score standing Mr..
Hewins, i,6O2; Mr. Slmonds, 1909. MrnHewins's six
highest runs were Ga g. 90 30 &C. % Mr. SlmOndss six
highest 6s 81 o. ST. 35 A. The game closed at
I2i o'clock, having lasted four hours.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
CALIFORNIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF COP
PERHEAD GOVERNOR

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-GOv. Haightt
Message was sent to the LEGISLATURE today His Excel
lency declines 20 forward the resolutions conmeDdine
the action OF Congress on the impeachment OF President
johnson the ground that they would Improperly in
fuence Judgment OF the Senate In sitting court,
but adds that the Assembly resolutions expressing sym
patty for the President are not liable 10 the same oee
lone or he would have transmitted them ihe
sage ~ sustained by the casting vote OF the Lieut. Gov
eTnOr.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
NOMINATIONS BY GOV. FENToN.

ALBANY, March 4.-'rhe Governor made the
following nominations TO the Senate, in Executive ses-
sion, to-day: 80
T1sck Masters for Sggo CounyEswOrth Tutte and Bgbert T.
Smith 81,
bung A,
.SulertnteRdent On0Ada1d SUIT SpriEgs-Gcorge Wdtes
Port Udraas AeU IoTkSamue Harlow Of Ulster John T.
Adams OF Newburgh
HGrbor Ma.ts-COrpeus Van Co, vice J. Wilson, James A.
DumonL
sanitary for Metropolitan Bsa' D''r'e-stephen
Rsaa Odle1 Jor Pori Of Nso Yors-Dr John SSiubume.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
MAINE.

TIE MAINE DEMOCRACY FOX PLNUIiIVN'
At the Democratic District Convention held
in Bangor, Me- Tuesday Marcelus Emery 0f Bangor
and Henry Hudson Of Guifor elected delegates
the National Convention, and John Vanley, and a.
Chase were chosen alrnaes Resolutions we're adopted
favorng the payment Of the Government bonds IA Treas
urv notes sustaining the President, and for the nOniha
ton OF George H. Pendleton for the Presidency
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
THE KANSAS LEGISLATURES JuYKErING.

: HAYES JTI1, MHICh tt Tie LtgIsIaIINt tACIT
sion party, including Gov Crawford Judge Bailey. Judge
Usher superintendent Anderson aud many members OF
the press about $50 in ALL arrived here this evening IRON
Topeka. They took supper, and now enjoying th'
Inequalities OF the city. They will go 20 the end OF the
track aud return tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
MARYLAND.
TIE sENATORsHIP.

ANNAPOLIS, March 4.-The Legislature bal
otcd four times for Senator The last ballot stood;
Earle, q Thomas, %; rest scattering
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
THE MURDERER wELKER HANGED BY MOB

NASHVILLE, March Ave elker, the Wuruerer
OF John Becknel the second time taken from the
Columbia Jail, on Tuesday night. by mob who gave
him few minutes FOR confession and then hanged him
He admitted that he committed tho murder ano sad
that after his escape he became Rebel soldier III south
Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
NEw.JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, March 4-The Rum Democracy,
with few groggy Repubueans have revived the bill for
free Rum Election day 1t passed the Assembly. yes
terday, by 81 votes.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT

inaccurate Mr.. Dolby did not call carriage pnt p
ninth mile
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
NEM.YoRK LEGISLATIVE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 4, 1858.
The Senate, having been in executive session
an hour aud aalf this morning, rejected the nomination
Of Gen James H. Mexican OF Saratoga for Auditor 0f the
Canal Department, by IL yeas and l6 nays, as follows
New-York tribune., 1868-03-05
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

COMMUNICATION FROM CHIEF JUSTICE TO THE
SENATE CONCERNING THE RULES OF PRO-
CEEDURE-sPEECH OF SENATOR CoNKLING
IN REPLY.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND


OFFICE OF u. g. ORDNANCE AGENCY, !
Cor. HoUsq on q GEEENE sts teAlrance on greene)
seSiso f4ER Plo5S S5TS Se9 g2i, "A lses p " Bog isl
this office until SATURDAY, October a. 1868 AZ "
M, M ior tne purchasing Of condemned cannon, shot,
bnel scrap wrought and cast itOn, brass, other
45ansnce % stores located ~ the following polnts
dtubt Forts Wsdsworsb. Lsayetie cuiSmbns sna n &
schuyler and Castle Williams, in New York Harbors
Adams ana @aicott Tewport HSTboSE, EoRn FoTt FoTt
Sonstiintion n, Portsmonth Haroor, N. H; For Kuox,
HarbOr, Me-; Forts Pckens and Barrancas Pe1saeoia
haLpor; Fla.i mobile; and FORTS Gaines aud Morgan
This sale contem plates II disposition OF
70 cannon In New York HarbOr, estinated as weigh
estimated as weighing lUs,6OO peul d AZ cannon in
New pOlt Harbor estimated as weight 26y 800
J9 cannon In New London Harbor. esIim ated as
Weighing SO cas- pounds; 1ls Ia Pensacola
Dor, stimaed hs weighing SllBS7 pounds; 20 caunou
pouads 20 cannon In Portsmouth Hsrbor, N IL,
tssimStsd isa 60, as, as Weighing 1925! $780, pounds.
N.Y. Fort Ontario Oswego, N. Y, aud Sackstts
The condemned shot and she'll amounting In the
aggregate TO lls64 pounds, are Ia quantity at each
of the above mentioned forts; also, wrought
Full ara tompete eatsieeues of lie pronaSr1
offered can be mad on application 20 this office the
mABdins officer of he different forts Terms cas- D:
ten per cent ou the day Ct sale, aDd the remainder
allowed for the removal OF heavy ordnance; ali other
stores wl be required 10 be removed within ten days
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject sll DIS not deemed satisfactory. Prior
acceptance OF auy bid 1t will have 70 be approved by
Bdde state explicitly the fort or forts where
they will accept stores, and the number and kinds
they propose to purchase.
Deliveries will only be made at the forts
Crispn Major OF Ordr auce. U $ A. indorsed 'Pro.
posas ioI puIchasing condemned Srananee aud ord
BIevet- Colonel u s. A.
9H 4w Major Of Ordnance
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
IL Once No. l04 s. FIFTH Street.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = '0'0'

PHILADELPHIA, Oct q 1858,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals. will be received aG the office of
the Oh of II until IL o'clock A.
Sewer theJne OF Abigail street, from lis connec-
tion with the sewer In Coral street. to point two
hundred ana seventy feet southeastward from said
Coral street, with clear inside diameter of two
feet and six inches, with such iron or stone
iDlets and man-hoes as may be directed by
the Chief Engineer and Surveyor. The under.
standing to be that the Contractor shall take
bills prepared against the property fronting son
said sewer to the aMo1n 5 OF OF ope G0ieE and twenty
the street MS SO much cash paid; the balance. as
limited by Ordinance TO be paid by the City. Aud
the Will be required to keep the street aud
sewer In g, geo, order ior three years alter the
The sewers herein advertised are 20 be completed
on or before the first day OF December, 1868.
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer shall be constr ructed along
side of said track In such manner as net to obstruct
interfere with the sale passage OF the cars thereon;
and claim for remuneration shall be paid the Con-
tractor by the Company using said track, specified
In Act of Assembly approved May s. 1866.
All bidders are invited to be present at the time
and place of opening the said Proposals. Each pro-
possl will be accompanied by certificate that bond
has neen filed in the Law Department as directed by
ordinance OF May 25 1860. II the lowest bidder shall
not execute q contract within hve days after the
work is awarded he Will be deemed as declining,
and will be held liable his bond for the difference
between his bid and the next highest bid: a. this
Department reserves the right to reject all bids not
the Department of Surveys which Will be strictly
" MAHLON H. DICKINSON,
lO88t Chief Commissioners of Highways
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DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
4w

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
i nance and Ordnance Storee.
A large amount OF condemned Ordnance and Ord
nance stores will be offered for sale, at Public Auc
ton, at the Rock lslanu ArseDaI, Illinos on WE'D
NEsDAY, the l4th day of October 1858, 10 O'CLOCK
A. ID. The following list comprises some Of the
principal articles to be sold VII
26 iron guns, various calibres,
34UU POUNDS shot, shell, etc.
$40 field carriages.
2U5 lots of artillery harness.
69S carbines, various models
1913 muskets and rifles, various models
2S5 revolvers various models.
10000 lots OF infantry accoutrements.
1000 Mcclellan saddles.
5000 curb bridles
5000 watering brides.
sold can obtain them by application to the Chief Of
Ordnance, at Washil gton, ID. u, of Breyet Colonel
Crispin, United states Army Purchasing officer, cor
ner of QUE Green streets, New York city,
by direct application to this Arsenal ,
Lieutenant Colonel Ordnance, and
Brevet BriRedier-General U. s. A. Commanding
Rock Island Arsenal, Sept. 4. 1858 t9S5w
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
EIR E-P r O OF SAFES.

$4,000 in Money, valuable Books and
Papers perfectly preserved through the
fire of July 20, 1868, at Doves Depot,
South Carolina, in one of MARVIN'S
SAFES, owned by
DE LORME 4 DOVE.
$4,000 feet of Lumber destroyed in our
Planning Mill in Brooklyn, May 10, 1868.
All our Money, Papers, and Books, saved
in excellent order in q MARYIN'S SAFE,
Alum and Dry Plaster.
SHEARMAN BROS.
Both of the above were VERY SEVERE
TESIS.
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DRoposALs FOR CORN AND OATS.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICr OF THE INDIAN
1ERRI1oRY, CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs
OFFICE, PORT GIBSON, O. N.
August ~, 1868.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate Will be received at
this Office until noon on MONDAY, the 9th day of
October, 1868, for furnishing The Quartermasters
Department. with supplies, to be delivered as fol-
FORT GIBSON, Cherokee Nation, 10000 bushels Of
FORT ARBUCKLE Chickasaw Nation, 10000
FORT ARBUCKLE Chickasaw Nation. 5000 bushels
OF OATS
Ali bids to furnish the above must be for sound
merchantable Corn or Oas subject 10 the inspection
OF the officer agent Of the United States receiving
Proposals must in all cases specify the kind and
quaint of Corn Oats the bidder desires to furnish
whether In facks or bulk.
Each bid must be accompanied by good and sutf-
Client guarantee from two responsible parties setting
fol tn In the event of lts acceptance they VIII
give SIMPLE security for the faithful performance Of
the same.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be offered
PROPOSALS must be plainly indorsed Proposals for
Cbrnh or Proposals for Oats" as the case may be,
ana addressed TO the undersigned at Fort Gibson,
Payment to be made In Government funds on de-
livery of the Corn Oats, or as soon thereafter
funds shall have been received for that purpose.
Delivery commence or before Nov. |, 1883, and
to continue of not less than 5000 bushels per
month until the contract Is hllee.
Brevet Msjor-General B. H. GRIERSoN.
A, F. ROCKWELL, Brevet Lieut.. -Oo, A. q. NJ. u. B. A.
Chief q. NJ. District Indian Territory 94tO3
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MARQUETTEI
MARQUETTEI

Another letter from the great fire at Marquette,
BEHRING'S SAFES preserve their contents where
Safes OF other makers fail
MARoURTTD, Michigan, July 20, 1868.
Messrs. Herring d %,
portion Town was destroyed by IRE. Our safe,
an Intense heat, but proved itself adequate TO the
seyeIe test, IL ldU in The ruins fourteen days.
when taken out rom iIs appearance (the outside
covering being burned through Ia many placeSI, aud
ia view the fact That several other safes previously
taken out were entirely destroyed II was great
surprise 10 find the contents legible and In good
SeveTai orders for new safes have already been
Sent Won which the best proof OF TINS MOST satsfAc
tory test and the confidence OF this community IN
yonr safes, Respectfully yours, = -
yum '''e'' Wilkinson & SMITH.
HERRING'S PATENT BANKERS CHAMPION
SA AsES, made OF wrought iron and steel, ana the
Patent FTanklinite or "spegel Esen," tne best re-
sstant to buTglars drills or cutting instruments
NV WELiiNG,H HOUSE SAFES, for silver plate
valuable papes laOies' jewelry etc etc., both plain
and ip Imitation of handsome pieces or furniture.
UERRING'S PATENT SAFES, the champion
Safe for the past TWEETY'sEvEN YEARS. Ihe victor
at the W oBLD FAIR, London; the WORLDS FAIR
New York; the hXPosIrIoN UNIVERSALLY, Paris
and WINNER OF THE WAGER OF $1,000 FRANCs az the
recent inteI EST in Paris, are made ana
sold only by the undersigned ana our auIhorIEeu
' FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
PHILA LADELPHIA.
HERRING. FARRELL q sHERMAAN,
HERRING & CO., Chicago.
92wimSmIp New Orleans.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE INDIAN !
1ERRI1oRY, CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs
OFFICE, PORT GIBSON, q. N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-23
Tho Prs.ids.tial Elsetion-rhs Canvass,

One hundred and fifty-nine votes arc
all that are necessary for election, and
in the above tables there are one hundred
and sixty electoral votes, without count
ing one Of the Southern States engaged
in the rebellion. In all but three Of the
above States We have had recent Demo
cratic victories Y "a
We should not hesitate to add Illinois
TO the Democratic column. rs
The States of Alabama, Georgia and
Mississippi are certain to give Demo
cratic majority with any fair chance for
voting. This will give twenty-four more
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