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Treament-Chronic Diseases LIT day Vomitirr. gd, 3D.
4th, Purgatvc 5t, 6th 9Th, Tbm sl ,ni ie
sued week until eaccc Acute Hscics
be treated in the hut with only lays esu
continue this treatment until cured DosesA sppo '.u an1
hall spoonfu OF either No y children sO1n take
half dose and No l. The directions which
bottles should be attentvcy odowei each boslc nei.
signature the label i'll 'ac water mark of the
paper and the cork band with the stamp the French
government. Do not he imposed upon by frauds.
SIGNORET, Doctor OF Medicine and Apohecary, no 81
Rue de Seine Paris.
Depot, FOUGERA VAN DE KTEFT, No. 20 North WI
m York.
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The only additional arrivals last
night were the Palestine. Louisville
and return; J me- Cry. from q cen
River. and o lie Sullivan from Can
Reiton.........The Cumberland, for
cairo; Henderson pack u, aud the
linton denarted with fair trip7.........
The i p Webb may be expected
here esriytoe dag, and will certainly
leave sgI nthis eeeDit g FIR Cinoin-
natl direct.
7svMansfst If sfeas n Rome r. X.
Dun efSOn IL Co..a 300 bids -four. z
iillds tobae %; Npadraw HritZ y 20,
wagon nxels; Evansville WnOien
FactorY,.l har weoi; Gardner Noel
Il Co.o1 hhdatobaeeo; Raeon, Dickey
IL CaaA II 2 pkgs md~e; Carpenter.
w hbe u Baker. hnx; II o b bcock.
6 sacks wheat Preston a. Meusfee,
4 dry hidesfrI n ID Hieman, s pkgs
mdse;q Fahnly, Kuha g c. s empty
ale boxes Mackay, Nisbit a. Co, IL
empty boxes, 4 empty bbls; Charles
w. hslmi. 81 empty ale boxes.
b Dew Orleans, j. II. Gebhart a Co.
! 2 hags EoOlanoaH
Louisville, Bridgford & Co, 10
sheets iron. oi
! : Gipcinnati, II. G. Bruce & Co. /
barrel whisky.
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DIssoLYING VIEws.-The ladies of
Evansville will, on Tuesday night,
formally accept the New Opera House,
to be dedicated to the public on Mon
day night, on which occasion they
will give series of magnificent
Tableaux, Vivants, Dissolving Views,
&e., &c. The ladies who will manage
the affair are among the most accom-
plished of the city, and an exceed
ingly interesting entertainment may
be expected.
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CITY NEW
The Republican County Con
vention. ~
Tie Largest Ever Held in Wander
burgh County.
GREAT GATHERING Og THE PEOPLE
A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED.
Speech Of Gov. Oglesby, of Illinois.

Yesterday was the occasion of the
nomination of the candidates for
r Representatives in the State Leg
islature and for county officers
by the Republican party. Early
in The morning the people com
menced coming into the city, in almost
every kind Of conveyance, and at an
early hour the principal streets were
thronged with people, intent on plac
ing a ticket before the people COM
posed Of men worthy of the support
aud confidence of all. It was easy to
be seen, from the start, that the Re-
publicans meant business, and that
the Convention would be harmonious
one.
According to previous arrange
ment. at 81 o'clock A. NJ, national
salute was fred by the Grant Gun
Squad, which was the signal for the
assembling Of the various township
delegations. at the places previously
announced. @ Sol
THE MORNING PROCESSION.
At 9 o'clock the morning process
sion was formed, in the order preVi-
ously announced, viz: LIST, the Ores
cent City Silver Band; I'd, carriages
containing speakers; 81, Young Meas
Grant Cavalry; 4th, Grant Artil cry
9Th, Township Organizations; 9th,
citizens on horseback and in carriages.
The recession was marshaled by
the following named gentlemen: Gen.
J. NJ. Shackelford, Chief Marshal, and
G. H. Butterfeld, s. K. Leavitt, III.
A. Matteso1, Alvah johnson, G. X
Drew, J S. Buchanan, J. p. Elliott,
Fred. G. Decker, John Greek, David
Holman, Morris Calm, John Peva,
Assistant Marshals.
The procession, thus arranged, pro
eeeded along the line of march pre-
yiously designated, AMI at various
points along the line the township
delegations fell into line in regular
order
When this procession, which was
by far the largest ever witnessed in
Evansville in daylight, had fled into
Fulton Avenue, it presented mag
nifcent appearance, and was a perfect
stunner to the Democracy.
THE BAND.
The Crescent City Silver Band dis
coursed delightful music, and drew
large crowds of people as the process
sion moved on, who listened with do
light to the magnificent music pro-
duced.
YOUNG MEMS GRANT CAVALRY.
The Young Mems Grant Cavalry,
one hundred strong, with uniform cap,
spears with pennous flying, aud each
man without coat or vest, presented
splendid appearance, and was looked
upon with admiration by all. The
young gentlemen deserve a great deal
OF credit for the energy and zeal they
have manifested in the cause, and have
the proud satisfaction Of knowing
that their organization was pronounced
grand success by those who had the
pleasure of witnessing the procession
yesterday.
GRANT GUN SQUAD.
The Grant Gun Squad, under the
command of Captain Chris. Wunder-
Itch, followed in the procession. This
body of old soldiers may always be
relied on for the discharge Of their
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duty
TOWNSHIP DECLARATIONS

The various townships were repre-
sented by large delegations, of which
we have not the space to speak in de-
tail, but cannot pass without making
o note Of the
DELEGATION FROM UNION TOWNSHIP.
Which consisted Of ninety men, un-
der command of Capt. Geo. Peva.
mounted on mules, which created
quite a sensation. 1t was novel
feature in a procession, and attracted
q great deal of attention all along the
line Of march.
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MARRIED.

! FERGUSON -THOMA AZ the resi-
denc. 81 the brides 'nther, Joshua Thou
~. Esq., on Thursday. the 81 day of sep
tenn Der, lSJS, by the Rev. ". 81. Patterson
tApiatn LEY ~ GUsON 10 Miss AK LILA
r. TEIoAEANi afi on Kslke county. Ind
b Wewish apt4in Fergus N and bis fair
Lad, happ ness and long ida.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

Look Orr ron Stylish HATS AT
WEBER d Co. 's-F. A. Weber hns
just returned rem the East where be
has been for the last month. selecting
goods for the Fall trade. Give them
can. i''~+' aug5-1t
~ BASE BALL.TrThe Evansville Club
play this afternoon fat 3 O'Clock. An
express wagon will leave the corner IF
First and Main Streets at 2:3O o
take players out to the ground. 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

THE DRUMMER Boy. y = The
" Drummer Boy, which has created
such sensation in our city during
this week, will be presented again
tonight. Weineed not speak of this
series Of thrilling tabIeaux at length
1t is enough to say that it VIII be re-
produced tonight. with all the SC, mic
effects, the splendid tableaux and the
extraordinary array of amatuer talent.
Do not fail to see it; all viii be bet
tered by the sight. D.sa
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A WORD For Dun CARRIERs.-F For
the benefit. of our carriers, who are
all young lads, we would say to our
subscribers that they are expected to
pay for all papers delivered, at the end
of the week. promptly. whether the
persons to whom the papcrs are de-
liyered pay or not IF Subscribers d.
pot pay promptly, the boys are dis
couraged, Lay by quarter every
Saturday to pay the carrier. II is
easily done, and all parties will be
benefited A few of our subscribe s
only are thoughtless on this subject
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RiVer T1lEnnloIlna-

81 PITTSBURa, Septe Weather
rainy 10 the forenoon, but cleared In
ltlle afternoon. The river is rising.
with about 3 feet 6 inches in the chan
mol -og 70
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bD- Accideat Insurance Policies for
81 600 to $1,000. with weekly com
peusntion. from 50 TO $50, issued 10
the old Trarelers' Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford, on application to
j. N. KNOX.
Office, First National Bank,
DIFF Evansville,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

FLANKED.-Yesterday Frank Nor
ris made levy on a stock of boots
and shoes belonging to man in the
city, but before the goods had been re-
moved, the former owner appropriated
a pair Of boots to his own use, but
frank made flank movement on
him and recovered the boots.
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LONAL NoTICEs.

NoTE THIs.-We propose not to
be undersold By arg nIerclameb1e
sCoql in this market, and are nov
prepared to bid on furnishing Goa
ia Quantities. Parties desiring 10
lay. IN their supplies for W,nter,
viii do well to cali at our Office, No.
2 Main Street, before contracting else
where. JOHN INGLE. JE., Il SON,
zaoaR es5 ProprietOrs Bodiam Mines.
g sep4-5td fae9
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COZ. CcNRzD BAKER

q A PLEASANT EPISODE. LAS The
magnificent procession Of last night
was dispensing, thegsands triumpbal
ear and The Grant Cavalry stopped In
front of tho JoURsAL9 Office. and
I;afe r "-Thc Red, White and Blue
was surg in elegsnt style BY the young
ladies, three cheerswere proposed and
gwen by tbecrowd for the JOURNAL
Office: i.eisso. H so'ol4e
The compliment was acknowledged
by Colonel Fosterand Mr.. Thayer in
a few brief remarks, attributipp
the compliment as rendered 10 the
cause we advocate rather than as a
personal henor.H Deafening cheers
were given for Grant aud Colfax.
Baker and Cumback, the county
ticket nominated yesterday. for the
JOURNAL Brigade, for the loyal ladies
aof America and of Evansville. and
the Grant Cavalry. a st2=..
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Coon ORDER There has never
been a grand demonstration in this
city in which such excellent order
was preserved as that Of yesterday.
This is creditable alike TO both par
ties, and we hope that such good or
der may mark every demonstration
that occurs this year, 1t was. credita-
bic to our city 1slso. Wolc1iW st&
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s0- II src8fter we shall oonfine our
sales of slatk to customers who use
our coal. This rule will be strictly
adhered to in all cases.
john INGLE. a.. IL Son,
- -'.as Proprieeors BOdiam Mines.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

E& p T. Baraum il undoubtedly
the greatest Snowman in the world
DR.. j. w. Poland's Iumor Doctor y
without doubt the best remedy FOR
Scrolu a, Erysipelas and kindred dis
eases. ever yet discovered. Sold by
Cloud a. Akin, sepl.g d2twl.
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HIGH ScHooL.-Clndidates for the
High School viii have an, opportu
nifty for an examination.at the Ninth
Street school house, mt 9 O'Clock this
morning. 81 IS -.ass so
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LOST. "A large brass store key.
The finder vial DO suitabEy rewarded
by leaving il at the JoUREAL Office.
80 49,. -. :. 49, aep3 div
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BSS~ Fresh Maltby Oysters received
daily and for sale. by the can OF half
can at II. Herman's confectionery.
No 40 Main Street. Eep2 1w
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FoR OWENsBORO. CANSELuoN AND
LOUISVILLE
ID The splendid p ssenEer elmeF
AONE fFTTE.
iisp-tar w 4. Hellcloir, M.lsirrs
-A2@ss-%s affie~ y. ~ arfo Clerk,
Ietyes for Louisville and all way ports
This DAY, saturday, Septemb0r 5th, az
o'clock a .r
For freight or passage apply on boarC, OF
to e W. O. BROWN q CO.,
1T g5lruF Agents.
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Folfnwtnr the Township delegations
$40 large number of citizens Oh
horseback. 10 carriages, in wagons, aud
on foot The entire length Of the pro-
cesa;on was estimated at ever one mile
-, vor;o,s persons who stood in posi-
+ = ~ observe It. and we are of the
onipion that the estimate is not an
eraoreration, but on the contrary
ratber falls short of its length.
THE CONVENTION -aE
Arriving at the Crsseept City
Springs, this large eoncoufse of peo-
ple at once proceeded tohthe stand
prepared for the speakers, and at
which the business Of the convention
was to be transaeted-which was taste
fully decorated with American hags-
when the meeting was calledlto order
by FIX Mayor William Baker, Char
man Of the County Executive Commit
tee. who moved that Mr.. Philip horn
brook be called to the CHAIR "hicn
motion was adopted Unanimously.
On motion, the following named
Secretaries were then appointed VIZ. !;
4 M Thsyer,. of the JoURNAL,SPrin-
cinal Secretary; Captain IsadOr Ess-
I;neer of the UstoH; Levi Erskine,
Of Centre Township; and Captain
George Peva. of Union Township,
90 motion, the following Vice
Presidents were then nominated aud
elected: J.. G.. Potts. Of Scott; John
Whitehead, of Centras John Jarvis
Of German; John Schodse, Of Arm
strong; Joseph Woodruff Of Perry
James Watts, Of Union Wilson Col
Inns, of knights Col. j. G. Jones, o
Pigeon. @
On behalfoftHe Central Committee
ex.Mayor Baker then recommend TO
the government of 1.-THE Convention
the following az l.2ocs 20 9a 2. =
It's THE oRpER OF BUSINESS: ni
The candidates for the various Of
fees to be filled will be voted for II
the following order: First. for Sen
ator: second, for two Representatives
third, for Clerk; fourth, for Treasur
err: fifth, for Recorder; sixth, for APP
praiser of Real Estate; seventh, ifol
Coroner; eighth, for Commissioner.
The vote Of a Ward or TognshiI
when not unanimous may be divided
so that every delegate, no matter how
small the minority, may have a voice
! in the nominations r'o9qE z r9sst
The vote of the several Township
aud Wards to be apportioned in thu
ratio of the Republican vote cast a
the State election in 1866. and The
vote of Pigeon Township. tnnbe dis
tribnted among theseyeral Wards sac
cordtng to the vote of said Wards a
the city election Of April, 1867.
The following viii be the number
of votes to which the several Town
ships and Wards will be entitled, re
spectively, allowing one vote for ever.
twenty (20) Republican votes, and {
vote for every fraction Of ten (1O)io
/ more viz: -Hf1i
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HoRTIcuLTURAL.-Remember the
horticultural Society meets at 2
o'clock to-day, III The Commissioner
Court Room, Let all the members
attend. grivsd ~9IHYs 3EIhtD-a
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q n MrMpn1s-serni-weekIy

Rootport stage Cvia Nevburgh and Boom
Wiley Carving the mail, leaves at a: N ,
IN Mondays, Wednesdays and FrIuayss
Arrives by ,. IL, Tuesdays 1hurso'ty
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon1
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues-
dfavE and Saturdays by A p. n.
MI. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
eepf Sundays) at A. Ii. Arrives daily re =
eept Sundays) by p NJ
dayD nom the Merchants Hotel, st
O'Clock P. Bf.
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A Majority of the votes cast neces-
sary for a domination. ana
After the nominations, a recess for
dinner. a sg ToT
After dinner, addresses. n
The following named gentlemen
were then appointed Committee on
resolutions, viz: f.a-
John w. Foster. Pigeon; Esq. VIM.
Van, knight; L. S. Clarke, Center
Frank Talbot, Scott; Levi Newman,
Armstrong; l.. w. Short. German;
John Rheinlander, Perry; George
Peva, Union. Bs
NOMINATIONS Il, svssy
It was then announced that the
Convention was ready to receive nom
nations, when the following named
gentlemen were presented in The order
published below eiva4
For Senator-Asa lgleheart. 3
For Representatives. - Augustus
Lemcke, John G. Potts, j. S. Hop
kins, Edw, MeJohnston, and D. d.
Doughty. rsms,l
For County Clerk--J. II. McNeely,
w. p. Hargrave, William Reayis.
and s. Sorenson. yIfsmoqr rss-si
For Recorder-C. Tomhemelt, Ply
d. Viets. ras s3la
For 7,reGsarer-Wm. G. Hazelrigg,
VIM. Warren, Jr. 9d a 7asaa
For appraiser Real Estate-1Moses
Aiken, Jas. Erskiee, Chas. Knewles,
Julius S. CAtlett. g.sea tfe suos
For Coroaer-Sam. Havlin, Joseph
Berridge. t9eIs'o as5s
For Ccaaty Conamissioner-Samuel
Bar keT and WI Jarvis, 80 4sI FL
% making the announcements, the
various Township and Ward delega-
tons retired for consultation, and
after short. time had elapsed the. fol
lowing vote Of each Township and
Ward was cast, each voting for all the
candidates. The following is the re
suit Of the ballot: 1 y.
i1w FOR SENATOR. e4E Rrr
Asa IsleheRft II
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, -,
August Lencke. leo
e. -.... lOS
John ,. HOpktnS....-... AZ
Edwin McJonnson..-..-........ ..-..--.
ID. ID. Doughty -. IL
FOR COUNTY CLERK. ft-el s..
James II. Nc Nelly ~
w. Z. HargraVe ---.--.--..-.... 10
w m. ReaYfS........ -... q
). SOrenSOn -.. 1J
FOR RECORDER.
Casper Tomheme ----ll6633s
FOR TREASURES.
Nm. q: HazleI 3
WAns warren, Jr...-....-.-......
FOR APPRAISERS OF REAL. ESTATE. 81
T,4,a. =. --..-.--.. .-.4U1
C,or1 .--.--......-...---. ~
T,f,,. NleS...-. IL
'NNtS ". CatIets--- ...........
| FOR CORONER. 89 EaH
sam uel l.. Haviina...I -.. 4fel
FOR COUNTY coMm1ssToyER. >t
| ~ '.'--''-'''-.'... ........ 1917
On making the encouragement ~ ~
4 l. 4
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On making the ACCOMPLISHMENTS =
the result OF the ballot, the nomin
atoms We're then made unapimons -
vote of the entire Convention af,o.
which a recess of an hour was +aLo.
for dinner. p
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When dinner was over, the vast
crowd was then called together ags;n
by music By the G. G. Silver Rand
when Col. Jno. w. Foster, on bebslf
of the Committee on Resolutions "a.
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ST.. NICHOLAS "A cid snack can
he had az all h Hrs ~ he =" st. Niche
las n 81 Nortb First Street.
sua31 w
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PUBLrc ScHooLs.-The public
schools of the city open on Monday
next
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PERSONAL. Capt. Levi Ferguson
and his fair lady are in the city. The
Captain has just united himself with
fair lady of Pike County. Both
have our best wishes for happiness
all along LIES pathway.
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tFoe RENT Tho room now ocou-
pied By ). w. Turner. No. z South
First i1treei. three doors east Of Main.
Inc situation is q desirable one. The
room ~ furnished with all the Deces.
sarg hxiures and shelving TO carry on
a1yskind # businesa4 and will be rent.
ed very low
vsss s TCRNER & KUMLER.
aMgl8 If. No. z First Street.
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COMING SOUTH,
v,om TERRE hAUTE.
ohio and mississippi Railroad.
FRoM vrNCENNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINES.

no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOnuAy. 4Ilu
Saturday At 10 o'clock AM. Every TUESDAY,
wednesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY al
O'Clock p. NJ. -. :. q
70 CATRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
TO GREEN RIvEE.-Every Wednesaay
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. n.
To EAsTPORT. - Every Tuesday ana
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. N.
TO HE FDERsoS-Daily. except SuhoR5S =
At O'Clock Pm. lL. ,o,,y
TO MAXWELL Every Thursday at l ioni
IN. e,..-..aatr4v
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r. " CANFELTON
The dne. fieet steumsr

Z q s0ae4.4 Jenkin z HUG. mister
VIM. Stei bridge CLERK
Leaves tor the atU~e ami al intermediate
ports THIS DAY Satu day, Sept, 5th. at
~ O'CLOCK a III.
For flalght or passage apply on board,
or to l F" G.. X. kUDD,
IT. AGENT.
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&.
Republican strength --TemperaEce, Mo-
raIity, Education and Loyalty" 49,.
" Democracy leans on. O broken Roam"
-, a, modern HeFculss=the Crescent
"a IL, .Augean stab.es-ths Democratic
/" Isn't this learfas-Dr. Morgan"
There we're, perhaps, other notices
and trapsparenCies that we have over
| lookedes SIS nsa1 81 .s ~
The procession Brought up in the
market space, on Seventh Street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut, where
the various Ward and Township dele
cations, soldier aud other organiza-
tiQns were massed, filing that large
! space of ground until there was little
! roomlleft. 'aaag- 19ai 7ue7
COL. ccNRAD BAKER 'asd
Then proceeded 10 address tile meet
ing from the chariot, but could not
of course be heard by one-tenth of
the crowd. He spoke half hour in
a forcible and eloquent style. but at
this late hour. we can DO no more
than refer to his speech in general
terms, It was gratifying 10 the ex-
IRENE TO those who eoald hear it. TIE
hspeeehscsaeluded. the pc ople returDed
to- their homes, feeling that good
days work had been done FIR their
country, and thar Grant aud .Colfax
| viii be- successful, as well as Baker
and Cunblck, and the whole Repub.
| lican ticket. .dany ere sw oda
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RIVER EW s

.Forol.er EireI' TeIas Sc TBfd Pa0e
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FOR OWENSBOEO. CANNEI. TON.
il LOUISVILLE AND GIN fNAATI.
The flhe pa sseng steamar
H. .W WEBB.
,sliiff7rstt.ilA r. l.. L8acHsi CT. MA tcrs
1aszt2hh Chet Bead ey, Clerk.
Leaves Tor tile above and aii way ports
TIL DAY, Saturday. September 5th, ct
JPN.
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go fEhe SPLENDID Steamer
n ii xH,-E on.
ALE. Epw vEDs. Master;
49, jon A. ADAMS, ClerE.
VIII make an xearalou t0 isIarto4.
Island ana eturn ~ Nav
Leaves +. VI. Hutnplrey a Co.'s wh-rf-
boat "a SO An promptly Fare for the
Ioua ~ tfi > one 90 Tar. Childt en- uud-r u
years hnif price. EEeursionists 10 provide
refreshnfeLis.
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0hAN4 YIN Squad.
The Grant Gun Squad, under the
command of Captain Chris. Wunder-
Itch, followed in the procession. This
body of old soldiers may always be
relied on for the discharge Of their
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-20
Grant and the Cotton Speculation.
Fron The N. Y. World.

from He W. l. HOTtu
Witnesses in general and volunteer wit
nesses in particular should have good memo
ries. The revelations recently made in re-
gard to the probable origin OF General Grants
extraordinary and, until now, unacoountable
order expeling the "Jews as a class" from
Their homes in his department, have moved q
certain Mr.. W. p. Mellen, who was employed
as q treasury Agent during the war, TO come
forward and declare his belief that General
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SPIRIT or THE PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF TIE LEADING JOURNALS
UPoE CURREST ToPIos--CoNPILBD EvRRY
BAY FOR THB RvRNINe TELEGRAPH.
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shall state the substance of ths s., 81
therearc many unsettled allotment n..'....
and balances now due soldiers or tbo.. pug
rescntatigcs, and shall state the proyi..o, Y.
the law regulating the payment of .n,s y,
ances aud the classes OF Ieprcsent,ti,,.
titled to the same, ifthe soldier /. NOT II, u'
and shall call on all claimants b d,'s
amount their due, as soon u may i. hi
shall also procure the printing of .y,i,.'l y.
number Of such circulars, in the 6,s '' ~
poster to supply each post Office ana ,,vs
clerks Office in the State with NJ e,., wv IVY
and shall cause the same be posted IN W.,
Offices.
sfc. 3 The State Treasurer shall -.
scribe and adopt such rulcs, REGULATED. y.
forms for the settlement Of such se,..-,
and drawing the balances due as he.t,lI !.
81.
SIC. a. This net shall take effect f,or .
passage
Approved, November ~. ls0s.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

OFFICE or SECRETARY OF siAi'
Montpelier, Nov. 2, lsos .'.mbep
hereby certify that the foregoing siAv .nsral ~
are true copies Of acts passed by the ussnd desig
mated for publication In the newspaper, ~ X b.
anee Of section fourteen OF chapter mos
General Statutes GEORGE NlChvet.j.
Secretary Or s'~'