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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-20
Very respectfully, yours,

WARREvTOs, GA, liar. II, 1868.
Mr.. FuLLERToN,-Dear Sir: havo given the
Hydraulic Clothes Washer several fair and i'm
partial trials and am fully satisfied with the re-
suits. It is all that it is recommended to be ms
Clothes Washer, and 1 would not be without it
for several times its cost. I have always looked
upon Washing Machines as humbugs, never hav-
ing seen any but that rubbed or would grind the
Clothes SO as to injure them. But this does not,
and couple of half-grown freedmen do our
washing in few hours.
Yours, truly,
II. j. WALKER.
We also refer to Messrs. J. F. BUNCH and 8. E.
Bowers, of Edgcfeld District, and others who
nrc using it.
Anr ID ct 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-20

LACE, POINTS AND CIRCULARS.
Llama Wool POINTS and CIRCULARS and elegant
Light Cloth SACQUES, suitable for morning
White Shetland Wool SHAWIS, elegant evening $500 -
White Slnd Wool SHAWIS cod and bodred elegant for promenade
purposes
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Now in Store
Off for Arkansas |!

nERSoNS having any manner of business in
Arkansas, that can be transacted by an
Agent will do we'll to address Capt E. W.
HORNE, at Lofts, S. c., or confer with him at
home, seven miles SOUTHEAST of that point, as
ae is anxious to visit that State during the ap5
preaching Summer, and will do so if he can get
business enough to pay sny considerable part Of
his expenses on the trip.
May 19 ltS II .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-20
TO COnsunllptives.

The Rov. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of chargc) to all who desire it, the
prcso. iipp;ion with tho directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which he was cured
of lung affection and that drend disease Consump.
ton. His only Objects to benefit the afflicted and
he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,, :
No. 1876 South Second St., Williamsbuig 3, N. 7
ny Rev. Mr.. WILSON'S preparations for the
Cure of Consumption maybe obtained from G.
L. PENN, Edgefeld, s. G.. !.
Sent 18 6m 90
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F. A. BRAHE,
At His Old Stand 1914 Broad Street,

AUGUSTA, GA,
OFFERS AT THE VERY LOWEST PRI,
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES and
CHAINS, FINE JEWELRY, FIRST CLASS
DIAMONDS, known as old Minc Stones, and
very large assortment of Sterling SILVER
WARE. Also, a largo lot of FANCY GOODS.
Mr.. BRAHE having just returned from Eu-
ropo will again pay personal attention to the
REPAIRING of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
A,.no,o Dec % I'm So
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The Pictorial un day Book,

The Pictorial nday Book,
Containing nm Account of tho Manners, Rites and
Traditions of the Jews and other Eastern Ma
tions, &c. The whole explanatory of many por-
tions of the Old and New Tcstaments. BY Robt.
Sears.
THE YOUTHS OR PEOPLES HISTORY
OF THE GREAT CIVIL WAR,-Thc only
History of the War from Democratic stand
point. By r. G. Horton
These Books should bo in every house.
~ Agents wanted in each Battalion to assist
me.
w. L. PARKS, Agent.
Mar 16 tt IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-20

DY virtue of an Execution from the Proves
ID Court to me directed, Twill proceed to sci
ct Edgcfcld Court House, on Monday, tho Is
1ay Of june next, tho following property of thu
Defendant Thomas j. Hamilton, to wit:
One Two-Horsc BUGGY and HARNESS,
One COLT, two years old. ~.l.
GS> Terms Cash. -
ISAAC BoLEs, s.E.D
May At l9
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT,

Edgefeld C. T., Feb 10
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0NDON, April l-5 p.
M.-Consos are easier and close at 90 for money and
the account. American securities close as f0lows:-
United States fve-twenty bonds are quoted at "
121s Erie Railway shares, ASK; Illinois Centrals,
s9A Atlantic and Great Western, 31k.
FRANKFORT TBOURSE.-FRANKFORT April 1.-United
States fve-twenty bonds c.ose at 75x for the Old
ISSUE
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooIy April
Is p. M.-The cotton market closed active and
buoyant, the sales having exceeded all the estimates
and footed up quite 80 600 bales. Prices are not 80
high as at times during the day, but the market
closed firm at the following authorized quotations.
arrive, 11T 49, midding Orleans, M. Cotton
Is arriving quite freely from all ports. Circulars
issued to-day state that the total shipments from
Bombay for the week ending March q were $4,000
bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr-LIvERPooI,
April 1-5 p. M-The market closed quiet and steady
Corn Ais. Cd. per quarter for new mixed Western.
Wheat 16s. per Genital for California white and las
4d. for No. red Western Barley, So. Cd. per bushe
Oats, As. N. per bushe. Peas, 46s Sd. per 5O4 lbs
Flour, 37s. Cd. per bbl for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS ARKEr-LIv ERPoOL- April
1-5 p. M.-The market closed quiet. Beef, 122s Cd.
per bb for extra prime mess Pork, S0s per bbl for
Eastern prime mess. Lard, 82s. per cwt. Cheese,
55s. per cwt. for the best grades of American ine
Bacon AS. Cd. per cwt for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOI, April
1-5 p. M-Sugar, 25s Sd. per cwt. for No. IL Dutch
standard. Rosln, 6s. Cd. per cwt. for common North
Carolina and 12s. for medium. Turpentne, 33s. 6d.
per cwt. TaOw, AS. Cd. per cwt. Linseed, oil f30
per ton. Refined petroleum, Is 3D. per gallon Spirits
petroleum, 1s Linseed cakes, fl0 los. per ton Tor
thin obOng feeding.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwERP, April 1-Even-
ing.-The petroleum market closes easier, and STAN
dard white Is quoted at "A francs per barrel.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
NEW JERSEY.
.LerAaY City.


A Boy KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD-About hai-
past five O'Clock last evening o boy named David
Armer, nine years old, was picking coal at the New
Jersey Railroad depot when locomotive suddenly
backed down against range Of coal cars and the
lad was knocked down on the track, the wheel
crushing his skull into jelly and cutting or
was at the scene few minutes afterwards; but the
sight was too horrible to look upon and she became
almost frantic From the statements OF some of the
employees 1t would appear that no warning was given
condition Of the railroad at the depot has called forth
censure from several coroners' juries with little
effect. An inquest VIII be held by Coroner Warren.
ANNIVERSARY OF LEES SCRRENnER.-An order
has been issued by Colonel Rogers to the Fourth
regiment, announcing that grand parade will take
place In this city on next Thursday being the ami
reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council.
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-As the half-past
four O'Clock train was leaving the New Jersey Rail-
road depot yesterday afternoon an express wagon,
in which were three men, was struck by the locomo
tive, and the men were seriously II not fatally in
jured. The men were In the act of crossing the
track towards the Philadelphia freight house. The
names Of the injured men are Edward II. Robinson,
Samuel and Aleck Martin. The former fell on his
side and escaped with slight injury, but the others
sustained bruises and internal injuries of such
nature that their recovery is doubtful. The horse
escaped, but the wagon was demolished. Scarcely
Ormer was crushed to death within a hundred
yards Of this place. When the number Of freight and
express wagons that load and unload here every
hour OF the day is taken into account 1t Is marvel
how so many escape.
Hobolken.
HOSTING THE NORTH GERMAN FLAa.-In accord
ance with the notice issued by King William of Prus-
sia, now President of the North German Confedera-
tlon the flag the united uationaltes hosted on
all German vessels In port yesterday. Royal salutes
were fired at the Hamburg and Bremen docks at the
hauling down Of the old flag. The day was observed
by general celebration. Sumptuous dinners were
provided on board the B0russia, Union and Cmbra,
at which toasts were given to the new Confederation
King william, Count Bismarck and German com
merce.
Newark.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE NEW JERSEY RAIL
RoAD-Two MEN INJURED.-Shortly before five
O'Clock last evening while two men, named Alex
ander Martin and Samuel Martin, weredriving ono
horse truck over the railroad track at the Green street
crossing the hafpast four Washington through train
struck the conveyance and seriously injured both men
about the head Alexander was also badly hurt In
the upper part OF the body. Oicer Brandt had them
removed to q saloon near by, whcre Dr. Dodu was
was quickly in attendance. They were subsequently,
removed to their residence, the former ut No. 20
McWhorter street and the other at No. 900 Bank
street. It IL thought their injuries will not prove
fatal They are not reateo.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
TELRGRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
NASSAU.
SPECIAL TELEeRAm TO the HeRALo.


Prespoct Of Bloodshed ON the Church Ques.
tlea-An Appeal 70 the People Necessary
Smuggling from Flerida.
HAVANA, April l, 1858.
Our advices from Nassau are to Monday last,
March 30. Serious riots were anticipated In conse
quence Of the action OF the Legislature In relation to
the Church abandonment. Their bill was finally
passed by majority Of five votes, but the Execu-
tive Council vetoed the measure. Thereupon
the Assembly became indignant and sent re-
quest to the Governor praying that he would
dissolve the Legislature and order q new election.
This he refused to do, as an appeal to the people
would be fatal to government. 1t Is probable that
blood will be shed, the question has now become
one between creeds castles and coors. The Governor
having identified himself with the Church, the liber
ais have drawn an address to the Home Secretary
requesting coercion to enforce the will of the Legis
lature. Several members of both houses voted for
the Church interest to save their seats
Az there is q deadlock in the government machine
the Executive must dissolve the Legislature. The
electioneerng will be spirited, and the highest off,
cials assert determination and readiness to shed
their blood rather than allow sectarans to defeat the
Church.
There are no men-of-war at Nassau now and snug
CLING from Florida is openly winked at.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
TRIALS At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Csptnin Mills, Of the Eighth Precinct, ON
Trial.


Trial.
The Police Commissioners held their regular
weekly meeting for trials yesterday, Commissioners
Acton. Brennan and Manierre presiding. Among
other officers tried was Captain Nathaniel Mills, Of
the Eighth precinct who was complained Of by two
men who contcnded that the Captain had been in
ornamental In having teen arrested few nights ago
,thout good or justinable cause. They testified that
they were standing on street corner Wnen Tue zap
tain passed, and without giving them time 70 move
on ordered an onicer TO arrest them.
canialn Mills testified that he was passing by the
corner in question and noticed The men standing on
tbe sdewaik nv the curb In such manner as TO i'm
nede the progress OF any persons that would have
been passlng by at the time; he then called the at
tenfon Of the officer on the post TO the men, telling
him 90 keep the corner ana m s sme men zen .s
move ON he knew his duty and should act accord
ngly: the ofcer then told the men TO move on when
ihey refused 70 comply with the request, and were
arrested and taken 10 the station mousse where they
were detained about an hour -
A nuu,ber OF witnesses were called, police SER
ccants and others who testified To very bad feeling
existing between one OF ,ne conpmans p,ssnt s y haS
threatened 70 use his influence on various occasions,
10 get the Captain ont OF the ward.
Mr.. Acton sald that II the Captain had made the
through mere personal feeling the Board would not
sustain him. but r. on the contrary, he had made
the arrest feelhg convinced that ne was doing ms
duty and had no feeling aasr n he os
the Board would also sustain him.
Mr. brennan intimafed that N any other persons
l.tranger-l than the two persons VINO had been ar
wil,s would not have arrested them. He had In his
oniniop acted from personal feeling solely, and he
ala not see by what stretch OF power policeman
could arrest two men standing ,sikms on cyfnea s
and doing psusht that might lead 70 oraAh OF the
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
BROOKLYS INTELLIGENCE.

PROBABLY FATAL AssAuLT.-A man named Patrick
Murphy while on his way home through Fourth
avenue at late hour Tuesday night assaulted
nv two men, who Knocked him senselcss with a
having stone. He was I'm company with his wife at
The time. who gave the alarm and the assalants
ned they were followed and overtaken In Douglas
street by roundsman O'Hara and oriicer cMahon
az the Fiteth precinct. The accused. when taken TO
The station house, gave their names as Patrick Pur-
Mrs Murphy "a the man who struck her husband
with stone. The injured man was taken TO the City
Hospital and his recovery h considered doubtful.
MYSTERIOUS ArrAIR.-Dr. A. W. Sheppard has
inst made postmortem examination on the body
of young girl named Mary j. Farrell, who died at the
County Hospital on Saturday under circumstances
which led to the belief that she had been the victim
OF malpractice. Very little has vet been learned
Inv Coroner Smith In regard TO the history OF the un.
fortunate victim. II IL stated that the girl who pos
sessed considerable personal attractions, was taken
from some place In New York In close carriage ana
LEFT in the street In the Eastern District She was
found by the police In almost dying condition and
taken TO the Forty-nfth precinct station house,
where she was delivered OF "a dead infant. IL
was found necessary TO remove her to the hospital,
where she died In about twentyfour hours after ad.
mission. The Coroner will probably hold an inquest
over the body on Friday.
woman named Rebecca Moore was arrested yester-
day, on the compls Of Mrs. Howard, lady re-
siding in Elliott place, who accuses Rebecca with
having attempted to extort money from her. Inc
prisoner, as alleged, wrote the complainant tnas ~.
which she fixed the price at 1900. The circumstance
was reported TO detective wonderly, who accom-
plished the arrest OF Miss Moore. The case VIII pe
examined before Justice Morehouse today
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
ENGLAND.

Deficiency I'm the Revenue-G0verumcnt Plan
for Purchase Of the Telegrnphs.
LONDON, April l, 1858.
The revenue returns Of Great Britain for the past
quarter OF year have been published, and show
deficiency Of five millions sterling
: In the House OF Commons this evening Mr. Ward
Hunt, Chancellor OF the Exchequer, asked leave to
bring in bill for the purchase by the government of
all the lines of telegraph in the kingdom. He ex-
planned that the bill provided for the appointment of
arbters who shall decide to what prices to be
paid to the several telegraph companies for their pro-
perty and interests In the lines.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
Marine Disasters,

Tupon arrived a S.,o M March S sr9% s% g chn
% mH
BARK ADELAIDE NORRIS Savannah, reports that in lat
tained by battling winds.
M Hay IN ss% sna s
short Of Reports heavy gales during the passage
BRIO ALTAvyLA from Cardenas for PhiIadeIphis was
spoken March s a IS 80 lon % os with loss Of m.ntop
lost oserboar Captain Reed had been wounded in the head
wanted no assstaace.
a. Lew hs%e. Del with arrived P6il.dsI
s sss e. $ sas p s % sns w
70 cut away to drssshs sn nS ali az
iscSed. '-''''' ''
J.cu,s from Nc for S.S
provisions.
soun JANE ExsoS at Savannah 2.th from New YcTt,
tera.ss.
somn Gro W Gnror Walker, sailed from AsveIa s. Do.
since She on board We have hopes that
she ye, be heard from
was hove % night ssth u after dschargng twohrds q
reload and proceed to New York
Ss 5 her nS seesos
Won would 90 70 baltimore for repairs
Miscellaneous.
p,,o I'm nj orry BUCK Capt Got arrived hero from 81
Louis wcA March 2 reported 10 days, mistake She
wen, from here to oporo Portugal from there TO 81 Louis
ing only about 10 days each passage.
' srpptr rvrsr TO THE "ANERIcAN LLoyDs UNIVERSAL
Rvasryr or SHIPPING" for April l. contains qute large
q, additional surveys received since the 18th u These
e various points by the agents OF Capt
Tayo the publisher OF the Register and published
bene6t OF subscribers TO the annual volume
once a. wall and l3 Broad streets.
spp g,sgrs been sold al Valparaiso and changed her
10 Iranso de Alvarez She has taken the Guaamaa
Gag.
ra for some repairing lett the 18th ut for Phisde
rhia. .,
pru Harriet OF Portland from Ma,anzas for Baltimore
with Of sails aud some headgear gone, March 2 lat $ &
lon 70. ,,
cossTASrisoPL March bsailed, schr skyark, Lorins,
Palermo TO load for NYork.
nnd ieft March for Chinc1as load Rotterdam si,b
Uncle joe sewa Albany NJ nd LEFT March for Chinchss
mssv: s,:' March T. Sabine EeeSs CSinoSss sS, Mary
Campbell Morse do; h, Ivanboe, Hartman, Valparaiso to
In port iI sbips So Joseph Alexander, for Rotterdam
ready for sea reru, York, disx -. =.
& S Ec.ss s SSTa iV5 Sss oT
Kisesros, ia, March i1-Arivcd, schr Dc Hart,
sailed ish brig James Baker, Head, Phnadephiv, having
Aahes BlsSen, and starlight Bs,cSfoa, Tor do do
Henry Cooke Morgan, and Nasars Roach ssssnnsS Ar.
'pss ssss iss, Iscsidss S Howard Orleans
cleared ls bsris Nuoyo Mo5del I.sp, ssrsce EYorl
ao vincanso Itaj Carson, do iAsb Enrichssu usai'
BSss. 49, s,ss Steamship cossacu Ss cssTss San
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
DENMARK.
Territorial

Territorial Reclamations ON Germany
Prussian Reply.
LONDON, April /, 1858.
The negotiations between Prussia and Denmark
In regard to the disputed territory in Schleswig-
HOlsten still continue. 1t Is reported that the
Danish Commissioner recently asked the cession to
Denmark Of the Island of Alsen in the Baltic and
the Fortress Of Duppel, adjacent to Alsen, on the
mainland.
The latest kilograms from the Continent which con-
tain these rumOrs say also that Prussia has de-
cdedly refused to accede to the request Of Denmark
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
VIRGINIA..

Tho ConveBtion-Inquky Into the Charges
Against Judge Underwood P0stponcd-A
Colored Member Presiding.
RICHMOND, April l, 1868.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day resolutions
of inquiry into the conduct Of Judge Underwood
were called up. lie made a statement denying
having offered any bribe to the Executive Commit
tee TO be paid by Mr.. Sprague n they favored
Mr.. Chase for President The resolutions were then
indefinitely postponed-ayes so, nays II. Mr.. Hawk
hurst, chairman OF the Executive Committee, rose
Afterwards and reasserted his published statements.
coCred member was In the chair to-day for the
hrst time since the session began.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
GEORGIA..

The War Of Races-Bradley on tho War
Path-He Offsets the Ky.Klux Khan.
SAVANNAH, April !, 1888.
A. A. Bradley, the colored lawyer, is circulating
through this city and the adjoining country the fol-
lowing circular, and 1t causes considerable excite
ment:-
Notice to all bad men in the city OF Savannah, who
now threaten the lives Of the leaders and nominees
OF the republican party, and OF the presidents and
members Of the Union League OF America. II you
should strike blow, the man or men Will be follow
ed, and the house in which he they take shelter
will be burned TO the ground. Take heedl Mark
welll Members OF the Union rally ralyi rally! for
God, life and liberty
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
SPAIN.

American Newspapers-Army Organization
for Cuba. r-
LONDON, April I, 1S68
despatch from Madrid gives positive denial to
the reported prohibition Of American newspapers by
the Spanish government. -
MADRID, April /, 1868
The Spanish government will grant Cuba an army
organization similar to her own.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02

Westchester County Town Elections.
The returns for the public office elections from the
various townships of westchester were all delivered
yesterday afternoon to the Register at White Plains
and the democratic ticket appears to have gained
the day nearly all through the county. In the ma
orty OF instances the candidate for the Supervisors
office ia the only name mentioned, but this is only
an index in every case but one-that Of West Farms
OF the way I'm which the whole ticket has gone. The
following are the returns:-Bedford town-H. D.
Robertson, republican, for supervisor. Courtland-
Comm s. Brown, democrat, FOR supervisor. East
chester-Capt Lawrence, democrat, for Supervisor
Greenburg-A. O. Willsea, democrat, for supervisors
VISOR I Lewisburs-D. Hunt, republican, for SUPER
VISOR Mamaroneck-S. Halsted, republican, for
Supervisor. Morrisana-w. Cauldwell, democrat,
for Supervisor; John Hepbern, Assessor, and Henry
A. Fuller Justice OF the Peace. Mount Pleasant
Joseph Liggett, democrat, Supervisor. Newcastle
+. M. Carpenter republican, supervisor. New Ro-
chelle-L. d. Huntington, democrat, Supervisor.
Northcastle-No returns as yet North Saem-Odle
Close, republican, for supervisor OssnngGW.
f. Lawrence, democrat, supervisor. Pelham-Ben.
Hageman, democrat, Supervisor. Poundridge-D
II. Miller, republican, Supervisor. Rye-T X. Down
democrat. supervisor. somers-J. Bedell, repub-
lican, supervisor. Westchester-Abraham Hatfield,
democrat, for Supervisor; w. Benson, Town Clerk;
sor. West Farms-Captain GrOte, democrat, super
visor; John Williamson, Town Clerk; Peter II. Dun
ham, Justice Of the Peace, and Geo. Briggs, Assessor
White Pialns-John ID. Gray democrat for Supervi,
sor; A. ]. Hyatt. Town Clerk; n. Il. Downing ana
Patrick Farrell, Assessors, James H. Komer, Justlce
OF the Peace; Caleb II. TompSlns, Commissioner OF
HIGHWAYS, and w. II. Huestis, Collector. YOnkers--
J. Dewitt, democrat Supervisor; and lastly, IN
Yorktown, J. II. Palmer, republican, was elected
Supervisor From these returns 1t will be seen that
the democrats carried fifteen out OF the twenty-four
towns; and Northcastle, the only town not heard
from Is also sale TO nave voted the same ticket This
win give the party sixteen Supervisors out OF the
whole caucus. Last election the number OF demo
cratic and republican Supervisors was equal, being
twelve each side, and there were endless Difficult
ties on Board days ut White Plains In consequence
The democratic party has consequently gained foul
more towns in the county, and the radicals have SUI
ierred q corresponding loss.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
MISSISSIPPI.

TIE C0uvention-Proposed Formation Of an
Immisratiou Company.
JACKSON, April I, 1ses
In the Constitutional Convention to-day the report
of the Legislative Committee was adopted on the
third reading. The Immigration Committee SUBJ
mitted plan OF immigration, which provides for
forming stock company, whose object will be
to purchase lease and Improve land and have power
to borrow money mortgages.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
AUS TRIA.

Educational PrOsress-New System Of Public
Schools.
VIENNA, April I, 1885,
The Reichsrath, after rejecting amendment pro-
posed by the clerical party, has passed the bill pro-
vding for general education by system of public
schools.
The New York herald., 1868-04-02
LOUISIANA.
Withdrawal Of the Demscratic Tickcs-A Par
ish Convention Recommended.

Nt" VHINHN.s NTfH y Too5.
The Democratic Central Committee have with
drawn the ticket nominated by them, and recon-
mend the meeting OF tho various ward clubs
70 choose delegates 10 the city and par
,sb convention 10 meet April T. TO decide
the question OF local nominations The committee
stiil adheres to ts suggestion that full Congressional
Legislative and judicial tickets also be put In the
Held and that the present incumbents as far as
practicable and consistent with the interests OF the
party he ren0minated.
a. q member OF the Common Council appointed hy
General Sheridan, died this morning.