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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, July "a.
Market generally dull and prices I'M
changed. No tran sactiops worth quot
inc
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HOTELS.

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid
ont in the most modern andimproyed style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fOurtbs Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautifed by every variety of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, to make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement, Ordsr
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the groynd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make interments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors i'll be issued by the Secretary
Al. SWEENEY, Prest.
r. c. BoNHAN Sac'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong
j. 5. Rhodes, George Adams.
John q. Muth, X. G.. Jordan.
Geo. MeDdel, Z. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. ang3i
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state Of West Virginia.

Ohio Comfy CircGa Court
Jame RHles, lSos.
Mary KeefSr. who sues by her next friend,
Philip Winter,
vs.
Xavier Keefer.
n Chancey
u,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO Oh
tain a decree for divorce from tho bond Of
lnatrimony with alimony. s
And il appearing from an affidavit nIed In the
canse that the defendant. Xavier keefcr, Is nst
a resident of this State, on motion Of the con-.
plainant by her counsel, 1t Is ordered that he
30 appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication Of this order and due
hosting thereof at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West virginia AMI 40
TEST, MICHAEL J. BREINlG, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR, Soils. for Complt.
ivi.oayit
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Commissioners Notice.

Pratt & Fox, In Chancery In the
vs. Circuit Court for
Sherrard Clemens, ct al. Ohio county, West
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
i In the above causa on the nd day Of May
lo9S,- will on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF JULY, 1863, nc my sfiiee In the city OF
Wheeling. and thereafter by adjournment from
timo 10 time as shall be found necessary, pro
coed 70 ascertain and report the amoantH and
priorities Of the liens upon tho land mentioned
and described In the bill and exhibits fled IN tbs
above entitled cause; and whether the deed 81
trust, or contract, mentioned and described In
aid bill. was 90 executed a. 10 constitute q
valid lien upon said land. and any other matter
! may deem pertinent, or that may be desired
by any party In interest.
~. HANNIBAL. FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio County Circuit Court
June i2tl, 1863. IuniJoawtr
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HE UNDRRslGNKD HEREBY

gives notice ofhis appointment as Assignee
Of the estate Of Y. :. NJ Hooton, Of Milo, In the
county Of Wetzel, In the District OF West yir
ginia, and who was, TO wit, on tho 9th day Of
June, A. d., 1860, aajudged bankrupt, npon the
petition Of himself By the U. s. District Court
fer said District
Dated at Wheeling, the 3Oth day Of June, A
ID. lo6s. w. v. HOGH
JunJD-Oaw3w Assignee.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

LEXINGTON, virginia
,.;s.,, Gen. II. 4. LEE.
r,,uF NEXT TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY
la. and closes on the third THURSDAY III
June ls6s. -, gu s,cnltv In
- ar ,he following DEPARTMENTS:
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Department Of Arts;
Department of Science
department Of Philosophy ;
neDarttuent Of Law.

In each of these Departments Is oonie Ii,;ea
distinct BACHELORS Degree ana snV "a au am SIN.
Al Degree of MASTER OF AgIs Is open 10 AL stu
dents who complete the required course. .,u
Tho DEpARTxxNr OF SCIENCE includes Ts,,s IG,l
course of ArrtIEp MATHEMATICS, and ChEhIsIhi
ooa,ii.S % NIYrFAcTUREs and AGRICULTURE,
tapgpether with complete Schools Of CIVIL AND
MINING ENGINEERING, in which distinct Dlpio-
III Student NAV attend any one or more oil
the above courses Of study, at els option.
The Course of instruction is tho SissIpine
ia fopnsed mos such principles as are believed
10 se NEST efhcacious in the Development OIL
maniiness and self.respect among young men.
Ample Recommendations furnished in college
RniIdinr or In the town of Lexington. Neces'
sary expense for the half session estimated ~
SIS s,o
Tuition and College fees for half session 80;
Board can be had at the College Hotel al sia
per month. fl,
Z. Z. GORDON,
i.r,d Clerk OF Faculty.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu:
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters OF
the Sun and many other papers, notices OF which
appeared again and again before the public, be.
sides his standing as . gentleman of character
and responsibility, is a sufficient guaranty to the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augS-dly
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In all their stages, at little expense, little or IT.
change in diet. no Inconvenience, and no expos
ure. 1t causes frequent desire, and gives
strength to urinate, thereby removing obstruc.
tions, preventing and curing structures of the
Uretha, allaying Pain and Inflammation, 81 FIRE.
quent in this class of Diseases, and expeling all
poisonous, diseased, and worn ont matter
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Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleas-
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

HICKS-WfLLs0NIn vueand j. by the Rev. John Hicks D.
D. at te residence Of the brides father John 4 Hcs jG, OF New
loA City to Carrie A. eldest daughter Of Marcus Wilson, ESQ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PHILADELPHIA Wednesday the leh ut
by the Rev Dr. Geo w Burroughs Daniel g. Murray OF the late
Rev George Murray of Kinty Scotland Sarah b. Stockton,
youngest daughter Of the late Brooklyn Y
No cards
PBRKINS-LAWSONAt Brooklyn. L. Wednesday Sept g.
at the residence the brides mother Enyar VIII
liam Perkins Isabella T., daughter OF the William Lawson
No
Baltimore papers please copy
STILLWRLL-SAPFENO "Wednesday Sept o. Thos
Hastings ~ Sllwe to Lizzie b. daughter the late John
II. Safeb, all OF this city.
VAN IrvngtOn j. THURSDAY Sept
H. the residence brides parents BIZ the Rev. g. Gordon
Mr. Benjamin Van Nostrand Of L. to Minnie Ryeson
Of IrvingtOn, II. J.
MATHEMATICIAN Bethlehem n j. on Tuesday the 2i inst by
Hayer L. Welt Annie daughter O Sylvester H.
Smith, esq
yAIL-LBwIs-Ou Tuesday the ed inst by Taylor
D. mother Daniel Vail OF Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

Dearer than Life rcsted Mr. Gilbert. did that OF
the acting in "smon Bernard" rest upon Mr. wallack
Ideals OF stern probity trueheartedness and simple
herosn both presented-ony that Of Simon
Bernard the romantic and wildly colored or the
two and therefore the fascinating. When Mr. Wal
lack becomes freer this Characterization, that Is, no
has entirely absorbed 1.-THE will emphatically make
1t of his best parts In popularity 1t Will rank
with Hapersac IN THE Old Guard" which has ever been
favorite with those who sympathze with patriotic
ardOr and feel pathos of desoate age. Mr. Charles
Fisher, in the OF tins piece gave capital char
acter picture OF infrm and garrulous senility
1t is an interesting fact that the lady who last evening
appeared as Mary Bertrand Mrs L. Fisher, was the
original Pauline In this country. at the old Park
Between the and second pieces last evening, MT
Lester waack called before the curtain, and IN
response to cordial applause made the suboned grace
fu and appropriate speech:
Ladies' and Gentlemen Allow me TO thank You for this
very reception, and to tender you my respectful
greetings on the opening OF the season. II am
blessed with health and strength IL Will be my pleasant
duty the few months to cater for your ause
met and that duty shall assuredy perform TO the best
Of my ability. Applause. | shall make no special
promises for vain enough 10 think that the past OF
Wallacks Thcater may be taken as guarantee OF Its
future. Good plays represented and illustrated by GOOD
artists is the beginning and end OF system, and Will
make bold think that system VIII still be encouraged
by those indugent friends who have so long ind0rsed
and supported 1t. Great applauseI For the KIND man
In which have received those artists VINO nave
appeared tins evening beg in their name to tender my
know 1t is hardly necessary for me
To bespeak welcome for those VINO are 10 COME
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DIED.

BRETTt Beverley j. Sunday Sept 90 1868 Mrs Laura s.
wife Of Marcus Brett
Beverley Presbyterian Church The remains will be taken to
FishkIlontbe Hudson for niermeDt
HART-At Boomngdae Monday Sept a. H. Elizabeth
wife John n De Hart NJ D. and eldest daughter Of L. KanOu'e
Thursday Sept 25 at III
DAWSON Tuesday Sept o. Greenwich, Conn, sias Davis
aged IS years and II months u
Funeral Chris, Church Thursday at His relatives
and friends respectfully invited to attend Carriages will be " the
HaVerstraw aud Long lslaad papers please copy.
FURMBN-0n Tuesday Sept ~ H. Bya B. wife Of Guido Fgmea
Tb relative aud friend. are requested to attend the fauer, at
Church, oD Friday, the 18th inst, at Il o'clock
GREBNAt Orange j. on Wednesday morning Sept 20 Ellen
Ladd daughter Dr. William ard Kate H. Green aged 10 months
The funeral will take place Friday the 2h inst at o'clock from
the residence Of Trains leave foo! Of Barcyst at u p
m. for Brick Church Station
LERDs-Ou Tuesday Sept o. Samuel Leeds in the I'D year Of
The relatives and friends family invited to attend bis tuners.
Friday the 2th inst, at NJ nom his ae residence no
MARsHAL-on Thursday Sept T. q ehOlsr. iuatum Ke Ernst
only daughter Of r. aud Lizzie b. Marshall aged 20 months
sLKMANAt Kaonah " "Wednesday, Sept g. Sarah wife Of
Myron b. Siknan, In the 6lst year Of her age .
Funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock " "huoehs Methodist
Church
sCoTTOn Wednesday. Sept 30 Deborah G. Scott in the Tih
Friends are from late residence No. IS
Grovest. on Friday, the 18th Inst, at u O'Clock p ~
sTRBE0n Tuesday Sept 70 at the residence Of her brother DR.
H. Williams lhirdsve secnteenthst South Brooklyn Mrs
Abigail A. street, age - year, ,,,s =, attend III. funeral
services the place OF her deeease Saturday Sept o. a. II NJ
sTORYIn Brooklyn Tuesday Sept o. Emma Louise only child Of
T r s and eu Of the fam are invited to attend the fuuers
% THURSDAY ~ = d. ron the re'oenoe o. ne parents W. Nv
WHITAKER-At Ineaken Switzerland August n. LOne Alley
Thomas Whitaker and daughter Of the late Saal Alley
at 10 o'clock on THURSDAY morning the
The relatives aud friends respectfully Invited to attend without M
Their notice.
wRIGHTIn Bridgeport Com. Tuesday Sept e. Louisa Jane
only child Of NJ 5. aud Lizzie L. Wright aged Il months
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without resentng at the balotbOx next November, is
destitute Of all public spirit dead to the claims and suf
feling his mohorland and is any thing but honor
to that proud, defiant, sensitive old whence he
sprung"
The ViReiaRd Democrat has hauled down the
Rebel ooOrs and in its last issue Sept l9 out fly
ing with the names of Grant aud COfax and the whole
Republican ticket at the head Of its editorial columns
The editor A. G. Warner gives in his Explanatory six
for doing, and which, doubt to the Demo
cratic party satisfactory, The first reason given by
him is, Because we had mind to do it." His third,
Because IL the Democratic ticket is elected the Demo
cratic party is defeated" His last and decidedly the
best reason though the unkindes cut of ALL is g. We
felt unwilling to furnish free literature to party that
could not read"
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DIR. Schenok's
SEA-NXEED TONIC.


I'll. eiicine invented sad prepared by Dr. SCHBsOK 81 Phs
organs that has been offered to the pHohe
The g,st succe popularity Of Dr. SCHBSCKs PUbMoSiO
syRP ar. u recommend this Tonic 70 public favor and cons
Js,e II vas o ay designed he used in connection Win ths
po s IN. Of Consumption; bit experience proves
that ia .ntd 10 all ofindge snddb,y The SBAWBBp
TONIC uose,., all tho Strengthening properties II ioe ofros
e and de Of potassium also similar IN nstorv 10 'he gss
e the e which pate provides the Of desuen
aud when that sd is ds6srs the Tcnic supplies Its place the
this purpose and Consequently s
only Dysp Other preparations however
temporary relief never fail to aga'Se 'h'
disease This must necessarily when corrosive acids o' ma
geston; and such the remrdes "Scs
physicians generally prescribe fer that object The sea"eed iess
injurious drugs; distilled from vegetable ~s
which produced abundance on the seashoes 'ss
dstaiOn being similar that which is used the nanae
tue spirits This Tonic dgees with the mos' ds
stomach early stages Consumption this medicine sss
orally great utility Consumption often begins with disorder
the stomach general debility which scbsuk Need Tonic
certain remedy .
Dr. Schenck professionally his Principal 0ce No IS North
Sr Philadelphia every Saturday where all letters Tor advice mass
be addressed.
Dr. Schenck be professionally at bis rooms No ~ Bondsa
New York Tuesday Sept and his No IS Hanovert.
Boston, Wednesday, Sept 30
Free thorough examination With bis hesp"o
tie price is So Office hours from ga m to 3 p M
Price of PuoBic Syrup aud Sawed Tonic each 81 " per oos
81 50 the Mandrake Pills. IS Der Dor. For sale
a 4, dea
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NEW-JERSEY,

An Irish Republican Club is to be formed IN
Newark $40
A very large Republican meeting in Bloom.
field on tuesday night addressed by MI Iehhey oi
New-York and others
A Republican Wigwam was dedicated at Cald.
we'll ON Tuesday night Mr. Petty OF Long Island ana
other speakers delivered addresses
A large Republican meeting was held at par
ney Cscos Hotel, POmpton last evening whoh Mas
addressed by Mr.. Ward, lawyer u Ne"'ioIh' "'" '
Paulison Of Paterson
Notwithstanding the inclement aspect Oh tne
weather the Republicans OF Engewooq haa FnseT Of
out at their meeting on the 21d MT John fo0oi' "a
Newark, the orator OF the evening
The "Welcome to Fitzpatrick" by the people
az Newton will place tonight Inc legi0ns Oi Now
ark and OF neighboring towns ana cltes WIN pai
i'm the reception OF the distinguished soldier ana c'
The mammoth Republican Wigwam IN GO, course ld;S
instead OF the 29th inst Gems Fremont, 5ioAiIs
K1patrjck. woodford and vickers are engaged 10 DO
present and address the assemDlage
Creat INDIGNATION is expressed by the re
nnGicsns and better class Of Democrats IN Paterson,
over the KuKlux Khan operations az benosie. ,ht
appreheDsons were ~ here az an oreani
cation OF the KuKlux has Tor soine UNI Dec ~ ham
hut the soldiers Legion will be able 10 take care vi 'o
The great Democratic competition parade az
Paterson Tuesday evening, was pned IL as
pOncd" Thirty-two boys, some less tnn ~ Jcs 1880
rode through the streets On hh6 e and drum
large meeting held ut the Opera House ana was ao
dressed by local jersey speakers 80,
The Republicans Of Westheld held pubic
neotine on Tuesday evening, at Marsh Han, ana not
itstandng the favorable state Of the weather. there
was large turnout OF both sexes 10 Se,i W "a 81,
the Hon John Davidson, OF Enhtp e W." hours THE
Hoboken Grant and Cofax dlce oiuD - @
ism the OCCASION MT A. A. Dd" hr1ct isi a"htas
, nrn,oci7s9 on Cen Granite line, and Ike HIM ho IS
bound 10 bring them to an uheohu''ion" '"
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,,,o sent, 2-Erhange active but unchanged Flour dnll
t,u. Wheat declined &c sales oil Nc az = %
R,is,. ~ % Corn less sctivo at decline Of "a &C.
H. = g,3c No 93ld9ie Rejected 9ldglc oats declined
iGlc sales s5d33c for Nos and ana ao4e 70, ~,
~ D .ni declined gdle sales Of No At 81 Hdbl No AZ
- saiis Barley 6nn at Sl 7Itc REJECTED sl s,G "e HsI
ronnd ots Of free 81 IS Provisons dull; Mess FORK
si =, ~ sea $40 Bulk Meats kTmer Dry Sailed shoulders
Gir .r oue AZ 6id8lc Beef Cattle dull AZ 30 20
GOOD o shipping Live Hogs doll q! 20 ;SG ~ a
smooth lots slO co. Preghts dal at e on Corn aud
90 o. o., sept 7l-Cot,on msrke. dull and unseled sales
Is, tsl.., Middlng &ic receipts. $50 bales ,,,,u o,
sN,ssAH Sept E-Cotton dun anu deehnnsi "iuohs' "
pAr ?3 dllc sales 6s bsles Receipts 9s bales ,, ssa
Ir. sept 23Tobaceo dull Flour queti snpernne eog
az - rtI, 10 25 Double EIrs ~ 96ts 20 Treble
VI, H. Fancy s9ds7 whest active al 81 @dbIO9 stHety
pine Dos fancy led 81 IS Prime spring 81 ~ onos lows
.I"st.si 81 Cor,-Mred White, s3c Oats unchanged
81 ~ I've steady; Prime 81 la VI 20 Pork ~ BalA Meats
- v Salt Clear sides liic Clear RIB sides lJe snondsFs
H. Bssss swrr; Ola Clear Sides lsdl3f Fresh do ie@otc
I l.nr Rib lslei Choice CITY Shoulders Lc Lad-fhme W
rtn,e. lo. IN terces ~, 9l9tc whisky hrm tl 30
n,,,Io sept 2-Flou dull nd oweri No Cry Grouni aee
a. Wheat 1900 bush No Milwaukee At ~ ~
N a. at 60; bush Chors Amber canada " o msrs
-.y Seai dull; sales Akng Siutd b VI or 10
Mod fr.rTp Oats quiet and weak saes 5foO bush Mtt eo
~ I'D, sal q. 600 basb Toledo at ~ ~ 400 bush NO. ChhAse
- SEEDS better asking - - for Illinois Timothy Mess fo,
Ann apI urh Higb~ines IRA % = ~
sept 23Cottoh In good demand bull &C. ""e''
IL. 90 Ia e. Mddlngs 21c receipts foI bales ,1
\. g.. sept II--Splrhs ihiPrhuu9 N"'s'
stssjrt strained III rs, No 81 eJdS9i No. 80 rA'
y %, T.rsteaiy al ~ Cotton tmi Mhthngs iJc 49,
Cotton No fair demaIii prizes 'oN'i @
an pI9.. ti-s La'csi rcrts 800 TALES storm
i,56s2i Non York sight pey cent Discount Coz Ia a.
ana Moasss dull unchanged Flour !Ae' Su0euAs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

col Craig who arrived from East day. says that
Nntobcc Precincfs comprising voters.
taken from IIuerfano aud added TO Pueblo County last
Winter leaving according To the vote last Fail, 1875 votes
in HueIfauo County STILL the Democrats claim $40 ma
iorty Tor Beden in the County. When Ihe C"'e''ai"
went to prs -. 1t had only the following; 49,, a,
'Hluao il. from all accounts pretty evenly divided the
Snch has OF all our adyices from Hner
fauo We believe fraud has been attempted, and we call
on ieudS in Southern Colorado to canyasstbe county
election Of candidate. We cannot live year after
br aud We shall yet suffer-, vitality II allow 1t to 20
on Al least let there be investigation. All honest
Iuon must desire H. The conclusion we are forced 70 ~
that uucs fraud has been practiced the report OF Bel
dcns having carried the county by $40 false per
In an article on the election The Central city Herald
g. p co, County vls the vote Of Ss.Msr leo
Trd o q - Ts 0l eos'' NAY s'1 s .y, ,ss'gs
Grsf Ths ,oaihsu boundary line Of the Territory recently
.. ' ~. c.j., .sd 10 the. ..eioa gets bis
ia Clif(in has what follows the same subject:
The tie ,orru boundary lice u Ceor'io o 81 u. en-
I'D ess Coantr Cart Dariar The contractor
,s G bse 50 ;, tie dale q our latest li1es camp
mater to be Tersi1e but We presaas there" no re-
HI is the derner resort Of the Beden men, In case
That throwing the vote Of 5000 souls as being IN New
Mexico VIII beat Inn, they will contend that that should
c done How the Courts rather the House OF Repre-
scuL,iYcs viii regard IL should ever De
I'll
co,nu sense and fairness the southern boundary OF
Colorado should be regarded being where II mas az
av, hcon sincc the organization OF tho Territory, until
% b. officially recognized being somewhere else 80
r We hayo nothing but vague reports about H. anyhow
Tlrr reason to hope Also that Bradford is elected
without counting 10, which case the question needn't
d. .a-,d. But II raised, the above Is the view We
Ii. n tnin 81 10. II running the boundary line subse-
~ 10 the late election. shall be held To inyadate that
c'orr h> reason OF different location OF the same,
tlsTil ,fitiug off "A considerable number or votes by
shown ON 10 be- I'm New Mexico, all the elections
ever a, n the Territory are by the same state Of
fact. or ur Of reasoning Invalldated Mr. ChcOtt may
Nor. ia nresentatives elected by san LUIS from 1861
10 INC pfe-e time have been illegally elected, and all
49,, mari I'm framing ali our statutes, all statutes
iuVand II won't do. The present boundary ~ the
boiudary until another IL established Ana We are IN.
n,d to think the House Of Representatives Will so hold
if ever comes before them. so that our Democratic
frru. better not lay the atcring JUNCTION 10 their souls
tIat tboy IN ru in their by cutting Of Bradford
corst,u,uey with new boundary line run AFTER the cleo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
n0RRIRIE SUICIDE.

As the D. III. train from New-York to Eliza
bc ON the NewJersey Railroad running very rap
IDLY from tho Newark limits toward Elizabeth yesterday
afternoon, an unknown man, who was walking beside
the track suddenly threw himself before tho engine ana
was run over by the entire train. He was 30 horribly
manged that his remains shoyeed into SACK ana
conveyed TO Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

made IL, and are not to be influenced by pro.
fessOns made the OF an election. We DO not
with m in his financial schemes, and so lar from
regarding them unimportant, deem them iata 10
the national credit and the national honor HIS well
known opposition To Gen. Grant upon personal grounds
renders him unfit to he hearty supporter OF ms admin
warm, unquestioned friend Of Gen. Grant rather IMAM
bitter and persistent enemy" They therefore can ior
mass convention 10 he held at Salem some day TO he
hereafter designated to select candidate whom they
can consistently support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
MASSACHUSETTS,.
I'm RIirIEK'S DIsTRIC

The call issued by the opponents OF zen.
Butter In the VIII Congress Distrie' % 'i'9'"0'
q, ., t,, ,,rn,. II SAYS that the signcrs, true to
fine nr,,c,. ~ the Republican party, ana nearby sup
parting ne candidates nominated ri Chhlgo ana WU ,
rtr coi,,t r.i,fouty support or vote ior Cen But
H.. III I'm tl.c.o 0upusit!ou o. bis election %
fpuilv A. he priuctuies aud the candidates OF tne
Republican party. We tAAe Ais ioV'l" " NJ NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

The first of the series of Union League cam
paiCD meetings was held In Concert Hall last evening
The Hon. Henry c. Corey presided Speeches were de-
lvered by the Hon James g. Blaine OF Maine, and the
Hon. Horace Maynard of Tennessee. Inc League has
rented Concert Hall for the campaign, ana VIII hOid
Grant and COlfax meeting every night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

FUNERALS TO-DA1.
ANDERSON MINNIE j.. Brooklyn.
BANKS. DANIEL No. ~ Heserst.
COOPER CORSEIIA Geneva. N. Y
DAVIS, SILAS. Greenwich, Conn.
COURIER NICHOLAS A. Church OF ST. yncen, De Paul Twenty
thrist
GoRMLEY. CATHERINE r., Nc. 3JI Thlrd-ave
THOMAS,
HAWKINS, SUSAN. Jamaica, l. T.
MUTT GEORGE. White Plains n Y.
OLIVER ADA r.. 0aehundred twnths. Bet S'""ud and
ave
PAULSCRAPT. a. ~, No I2t Perryst
STORY, EMMA L., BROOKLYN
SHERWOOD SARAH O. No i55 East Tbirtr-thifd-s'
WILSON WILLIAM Methodist Episcopal Church Foarths' aesr
SiithaYe.
NINAST. SAMUEL Rossyile q T.
WHITAKER LOUISA Dr. Adamss Church. OF Madison
and Ta eIty ourtk.t