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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AM Z RICAN HOU slE +,

The very important and exte nsive I'm Drovemeuts
Wbtch have recently been made in this popular
Hotel the larg st in New England, enable the pro-
sts,,n sssEs to Snsi 70 dSs1,.ts rsmiis. and the
ntehces superior 10 any other Hotel in the city.
During the past summer additions have been made
roons. wsser closets, &e., attached; one Of Tuft
naSnancent pesseneer eIevetors the beet eysr en-.
house In one minute; the entrfes have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
ouahly reDlepished and refurnished, making 1t. In
all Its sppsintments. equal 20 any hotel in the coun-
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls. snA Cafs on the
first hcer. LEWIS RICE SON,
my 2-laW3m Proprietors.
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BATCHKLORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye fs the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
dnts; remedies the ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the = air soft and beautiful bldd
and properly applied ct Bachelor 3 Wig Bactoy
No. k Bond sreet, New York. ja a1S-eodly
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McCooLE AND CoRrRN-r1,, I.,..d . =

MCSooLk AND CoBURN-TLey IRteRd 10 Fiyk,
an IIgiHi0 as soon as Reiedsed.-The New York
ETpress says: Coburn and McCoole, notwith-
Standing their present predicament, have not
gwen up the ioea OF fighting. and have ordered
the stakeholder 10 keep the put mp until thew
are liberated. They hope soon TO be at liberty.
but II they have to selye their time out they
Will as soon as discharged leave the State and
make all necessary arr langements for the an !.
counter, 10 come of in Virginia, as there is no
law IN that State against prize fighting Only
a few persons will be posted as TO the place
where the s'miI'' will take place. so thai the
authorines cannot get wind of the location In
Is reported that McCoole and Coburn cleared
Sa.tO0 each through the sale of railroad tickets
They chartered the trains in partnership, paw.
ing TWO dollars for each person carried Their
rate Tor the trip was S5 for each passenger.
A DIS spatch from Cincinnati yesterday saws.
The Sheriff of Dearborn county made afiday:t
tnat .iohn FRANKLIN, OF this city, had nothing 10
do with the arrest of Coburn and Netyooia tbs
the arrest was made by Col. Wood; thai he the
Sheriff, never saw Franklin Ii is said the
piekpockets made $1,000 at the McCoele and
Coburn fiZzle.
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Ncr FEW OF THE WORST DESCRIBES
that afatct mAnkind arise from eorru ption of the
hood. HELMDoLDS EXTRACT SARsAPA-
klLLA IL Q remedy Of the utmost value.
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~1n August last Mrs. Emma L. Oobb.
wife of highly respectable citizen OF Detroat,
and organist OF one Of the churches there
elopeo with gambler named Albert q. HarrS
son Inc deceived husband has been tracing
the fugrtives ever since, but unsuccessfulIT
until lew days ago, when they were arrested.
w Portsmouth. Ohio. The pair are in iail AZ
Detroit, awaiting trial for ad dultery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

- Belgium appears this year to have a mo-
nopfoy OF quadruple births. II was recentIv
stated that lady at Antwerp had been safely-
delivered offour girls, all born alive and doins
well. similar case has now occurred af wal
court, where Madame Lebas, wife Of the churcb
organist, has been onffned of four maIs chsI-
oren, all Of whom are in good health.
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NEW YeRK- June 6.-Meney q per cer
Exchange lOt. Gold. I39a. Old bonds,
l2s new, l3. virginias, ex-eoupons, 5s..
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YOUNG LADIES. BEWARE OF

the tnJsrSeus effects OF Face Powders and wsshes
AL such remedies c$eee ap che pores cf the skin
You wslfhave ftesA, keathy AAd youthful sp-
peAraees. use HELNB0LD's 1XfkAOT SAB
eAPARILLA.
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HELNBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
L. . certain cure for diseases OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. CRAWL, DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS FHMALR
CoMPLAIRTs GEHERAL
DkBILIrY.
If 90 tres tment 10 submitted to, Consum pfion or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh asd Blood are
sup ported from these sources, aud the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
snd that Of PosTERITT depends upon prompt use
ofs reliable remedy
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised, may not b. classed Patent
Medietnes-most cf which prepared BY self
STYLED Doc tors, who. in many instances. are too
ignoraIt to read Py scian simplest prescr ption
much lees competent 10 prepare Pharmaceutical
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y Charles = Wood, the young woman who
without her sex being suspecsed, Is TO spcear
In the courts As prosecutor, In order 20 &C.,,
inc the question whether q woman nav not
win lmPuniv wear any clothes abe chooses
~Theodore, shot himself nm. -,
sensed By Queen Victoria some tune 20 P'e-
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NONE ARE GBS UIk unless done up in steel.
snRrav Cd wrappers, with fac sinile of my Chem
scal srehouse, and signed -.
E HIT. HELMBoLD.
The proprietor Vas compelled To adopt such .
wrapper because OF the growing popularfty Of his
articles, snA 70 Drevent spnrtoss and dAses rous
eoants feitjrg. mys-ectfr
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OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Has been visited BY thousands OF phy,iei. m. and
crugeists from all parts Of the Cpited Statss and
the mode OF pre- paraton received their un An
CONNIE ndAtiou.
HILMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRArEp
FLUID EXTRACTS are pleasant in taste ana
OdOr, and Immediate in their Aciisn
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X. T. HELMBOLD.

X. T. HELMBOLD.
Drpgsist- Of eighteen years experience and m an
ufscturer Of
HELMBOLD's GESUINE PREPARATIONS.
Principal pepots-HELMBOLDS DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE. No. sSS BROAD
NAY. New York, next Metro politan Hctsl; and
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOr NO ioa
SOUTH TENTH eTkkET. Philadelphia
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EyERYwHKRE.
Price 81 . per bottle, or six for $50
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HELMD0LBS EXTRACT
SAR3APARlLLA cleaAses and renovates the
blood, inStils the vieor Of health into the systsm
and Durges out the hunors that N AXE disease.
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IN THE SPRING AND SUMNER
months the system naturally underRses Q chance
and n KLM BoLDS HI9HlY CONC NCBNTBAfED
TIE greatest vasue.
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'svernaeut Securities.

WAsHfEsros, June G is6sL-Jsy Osose a
%. furnish ths following Quotations OF Gov
srnmSut sefunues.
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THOSE WHO DEsIRE BRILLIANCY
Of Couplexion must purify and enrich the blood
which RELMBeLDS CONCENTRATED En-
TRACT OF SAkSAPAkILLA Invariably does
Ask for HELMBOLD'S. Tske 20 other.
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MOVES, BAKER Il 90.

\ CLEAR, SMOOTH gKlN,
hELMHOLpp cOkCkNIIAfID HXrRAOf
6A AkeAPARILLA
eraDtssRs Of the akin.
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Quantity VS.. QUALITY.
HELABOLDB RNfRACT SARsAPARILLA
The dose 10 small. Those who desire large acan
tity and large doses Of medicine err.
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HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATES EXTRACT
BUCHC
is THE GREAT DICRErIC.
..I..- s"s
HELNB0L CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
IsTHE GREAT BLOOD PCRIFIKR.
Both are prepared according 20 the rules Of Phar-
macy and themis try and are the most sctivs thar
can be made.
r.F
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THK PUsxso DkBr.AThe statement of he
public debt, which was - hsvs been issued TO-
DAY, will not be made public until Tuesday
he4t - 0. 80 y .. ---..,-l .lI = =
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RxruRNED.-Hon. M. G. Taylor, Commits
siorer Of Indian AMirs, Aas returuSd home
from his recent visit to the Usage Indian tr,,,ss
ane Is again discharging the duties Of his once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

INTERNAL RKvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day We're s7+6, 1856; for the week
s6-346,5s0O7, and for the fiscal year, to date
S1sO,24l, ,Sso.i2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-06

CHAEGEs I'M THE PATENT OFPICE.-Newton
W Crawford, a principal Examiner in the
Patent Office. has been removed by Secretary
Browning. and Gen. Charles Everett promoted
10 MI the yacancy.
Thomas s. Mercer has been appointed to b.
flrsf Assistant Examiner, vice Charles Eve.
rett. promoted.
William kesley, promoted to he Second As
slstant Examiner, vice Thomas S. Mercer pro.
NOTED.
George H. Clark, promoted from a clerk
snip to Second Assistant Examiner, vice Thos.
r. simpson, promoted.
j. H. Stein, j. T. Shaw, and H. W. Clarke
temporary clerks. have been removed by Sec.
retsry Browning. but no appointments made
10 I'll the vacancies.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREAsuRy bas,n
structed the Collector at New Orleans not to
grant clearances to the iron. .clads Oneota and
Cataw ba, recently sold by the Government AS
IL IL believed they are intended for Peru who
States. They sold at auction for S755O;N. and
are said 10 have been resold to the Peru yian
Government for two millions Of dollars in gold.
three-fourths OF which has been paid.
WASHINGTON AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
In the House of Representatives, on Thurs
day, Mr.. Eggleston. Of Ohio, reported from the
COMMITTEE on Commerce the bill authorizing
the construction Of railroad direct from this
city to Cincinnati, Ohio, and it will probably
be taken mp for action in q day or two
: PKRsoNAL.-Baron N. w. de Wetters,edt
the Swedish Minister; Governor Cox, of Mary.
land, and General NJ G. Msigs, u. s. A., are a,
the Ebbitt House. s....,..5,t
3 RxrURNrD.-Hon. M. G. Taylor, Commits.
siorer Of Indian AAAirs, hes returned home
from his recent visit to the Usage Indian tr,ess
ane is again discharging the duties Of his once
THr p,-.sr D.pr ~ .x...-~
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- Et/ IJ.I.EE
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ORDERKD.-Brevet Brigadier General I. A.
'McParlin, Surgeon, Y. 5. A., has been assigned
to temporary dug in the ofice Of the Surgeon
General, in this city
The national Republican., 1868-01-06

" . .. .
TAs brinss she line 10 the eastern base Of The Rocky
Mountains, and is sxpsetsd that The tsask will BE-
Laid thirty miles farthsF 70 Evans Pass, he highest
point on the road, By January. TAs maximum grade
from ths foot Of the mouatass 10 the summit s bat
sshty feet 10 the mile, while that Of many eastern
roads Il over hundred. Work In ths roc cuttings
on the western slope will continue through the win
or, and there b reason V doubt that the entiro
Grand line 10 the Paclhe will DO open for business in
l6u -. II -
Tho means provided for tho Of his orea
Hstional Work arc ample. Tho United states grapts
It's six Por Cent Bonds N the rate Of from o1o,oeto
~ 900 Per mile. for which II takes second lien as
security. and receives payment 70 large not 70 tho
full extent Of lis elai In services Thee Nonds arc
isucd vovs - twenty -nils section n fnished. and
ater II has boon examined By United statss Commits
class road, thoroughly supplied with dspets. repair
shops, stations and all tho necessary rolling stock and
other equipments. #..rm..F Hs4Tlr
ssrss Of land 70 The mile. which will b source Of
large svsnue 10 The Company. Mach Of this land In
he Pstevailey ssmong the most fertile In Tho world.
and other large portions arc covered with heavy pine
forests and abound1n coal Of the best quality.
The Company 10 also authorised 10 own First
Mortgage Bonds 70 amount equal 10 the ssuo Of the
Government, and no moro. Hon. Z. d. Morgan and
Hon. oakes Amos are Trus.ees for the Bondhoders,
progresses, 90 that hey always represent an actual
and productive value. a. .'h.E
The authorized capital Of the Company is Ono Hun
dred Million Dollars, Of which over Ave millions have
been paid In uron tho work already done.
The national Republican., 1868-01-06
Bvt. Maj. Gen. U. 8. A., eommsnding.


General rAoTaL1sTNh ora..s "a 3Saaa' Deeenber u, 1901
As the terms Of ofhcs Of the collectors Of taxes
in tho State Of Alabsma expire on the Ist day
q January, 1858, and there is no provision
made BY the laws Of the State whereby said on.
esrs may continue In Office until their suocessors
are elected and qualified, at the suggestion and
request Of the officers Of said Ststs, 'said col
lecton are hereby authorized TO continue In the
performsnos Of their duties as suoh collectors
sntii their Successors are elected and quaiinsd.
By command Of Bvt Maj Gen. Pope.
II. CLAr Woop,
Assistant Adjutsnt GsnsfAI.
The national Republican., 1868-01-06
DEPARrhENT, OF THE INTERIOR, --T-T
- UNIrRD STATES PArsrr f,vv,ov

On the petition Of WILLiis i'll bsYnoTSf ~ NJ W.
iSR RstSnS 's a.1 ~ !.
ha n n Hsryesers, or soyes Year, from
Patent ososs On ps psssisiSa Sts sbs ssas the
r sa, 81 y oelpes m. and all persons sss nothsd
Petition oaaS, mo-. q osssso y s5y they haysvy said
In bsoP; Ss GpIo,iHe ths sEsenslon required 10 nis
q II Mrsnf 3, lsas
.sS %hieS WI, " fsss9TdanSs s With lhs o Tho sse.
"Deposltianvss ~ WI ,utbnitnhned nthed on application.
tSs Ss' a % asd IN hs oss tosaty dsss before
sS deys sfsI ths ht o. IL tsss%oagg any within
RsPSSIIo.s e S Hat thi1 notiss Be publshed In tho
~. y; g.; and ~ thS Democrai RosSsst:r, NsW Ycpf
said No. ,hrse suecessye weekst the afst Oh
u jsSiS afS wsdsss " dhssss'ias EiikyxyEEkr
The national Republican., 1868-01-06

hsrshv ruai1sd aoA no.roxsd. nv and uftk ths
.dyic. spd copss,t n ths Pssdsss Of ths
In v,tnsss vA,r,of I hsv, osss,d The seal Of
= ths Post once Dspsrtnsss to BE- Il.
Us" a., - "a va A. ~ sSs,s .,ys,ss.
ALrx. ". 1RAspALL,
,-r.rT 7Postmsstsr General.
.ppo. ~
and In sestimeny thsfsot havs osuseo
II. 81 the zeal .of the United 6tatss 70 b
~ AIMED fl.5-a.I.s si -
s..... = -. ANDRBw JOHNSON.
nv ths p,..,ds,t. -ar
w...w ..yf-,t
.ar-fr' 'h $3.50 - sss. y SD. rJ
wAsHrsoros, Nsvsnbss II, 1867, r4
Cd Ms.
| osSioAL' - ~
=.
THE, yA1 DEPARTnEHT.
-5E
r.. ~ o-s.r.s 4. rex.s. 81
n.,
HnApem FIT. military DiSb sassb
Nsw ohLnArs, pscsnosr, 10 i0ss.
Special Ordsrs, No. a13. .gT
- /. ,TRxtrssl.l r-5
I, In oouplis,os vith ths supplsmsntary aos
of Consrsss n Hsroh "a. 1857. petioe l. hereby
given sSss an a .i.ssisa vim S. isiS in he st.ts
q Is.ss on ths iotn, llth, 1sh lsss, sna as.s
Gays Of fsoiu,iy, ioCo, 70 sss sss. shs.
to. "to form eonssit ution" for the bate under
| said ant. ~ ---L- 1. - Il. .-IaF
| III. n, es,yeutiou vim BE- eoupossa Of ninssy
memo ers, mat oeane - nuTsG y .nI mvss
nans sso a. sss.se o. ~ oss - ,.s,,tsrsS "a
yesf iooo. hse sossl ~. ~ 49,
,otsn IN me esese = iSs:sos, w. I'm D;u
dtyieso ~ tne hsneef eL es"3 ~
| lbs - the numosf Oh Vo's" sna'''0 '" wv
delegate, - S.s 4,
IL Vonne."Ss pusss ~ J.,n.
election, VIZ: on Aonday. tne ~.
ary, 1905, oeAres Of fenssfsts WI, ~" ns'us ~
eivsn f.ssoaasss paons, p, son1's M sor:..a,i1s i1s
county seats. iof Psnoo nse Sosssousu. s.,,'
days, the rsgistration liass and upon esing sats-
nsd tnae sny person ne, enu'So sas.Sso ~ III ~.
been rsgistsred, VIII stnse We NM u sToa sI0a
person IRON INC iiss. Ihs ooAru x,n s,so, oanns
the same Psriod, sdd 70 ne registry tno nams'
Of all persons who at that time pesssss tne que'
noAiions inquired ~ law, ahd Nno NV
ready been fsgisesfed. (Sss oee' y sopP'emeh'
tary act Of suly ~, lseh)
~. 70 secure. - neeny - pa,o, pIe, ~. =.
equitable rspressntanon N me eonvsheon, W,
delegates are apportiopsd among the several
countss ~ fenovs, TINS being % neeay Po"i, u
sSso pS Aoe0'aanes WIN 'ns sPP''s''""'"' VI
.., :, nj, u..,., "a nsv,.
oVss H. Do"''
, es sspa .u .,... a..
Tss s.s. ~ ~ IT.. si III, .,.s, -
ny ooen. a, p,sS uts. ~. M. ,o..,hsr
M soenuss '" no n"s' sn' A''.'' ''s''A'''
'o1 Ths s,ses ss.sss ~ =, 1.u., .h.,, .,.o. o,. m
nsy " -. ~, -.
Ths county o. hsp9ins shsn siset uo.s,,, o.s, 4,
eSans =. Hs"A' s"o A'p~' W.
sesrs .., s. ssos S., e.. "a u,,. .A.n .,.,,
Ans ''ss VI sn"A s"~
two. .E
The national Republican., 1868-01-06

THE RURAL 9EHrLRlfAN, MONTHLY JOUR.
u NAL, published at baltimore, Nd. 81 year In
advance. bpsoimens 10 cents solici.
The national Republican., 1868-01-06

Convention agreed upon between the
Post Departments Of the United
tion Of the Postal service betWeen
the two Countries.
AR. /.
There shall be an eIchsnge Of eorrsspondsncs
between the United States Of America and the
North German Union BY means Of their respec.
tive Post Departments and this correspondence
shall embrace.
LIST. Letters ordinary and registered.
Ind. Newspapers, book packets, prints Of all
drawings, photographs, Autographs, and all
other like productions Of mechanical processes,
sheets Of music, etc,.) and patterns or samples
of merchandise, including grains and leeds.
And such correspondence may DO exchanged,
whether originating In either Of said countries
and destined for the other, or originating In or
destined for foreign countries to which these
may respectively serve a. Intermediates.
Arr. ..
The Offices for the exchange Of mails shall
be
(a) On the part Of tho United s.atos
1st. New York.
Ind. Boston.
3rd. Portland.
4th Detroit.
5th. Chicago.
10y On the part Of the North German Union
End. Bremen.
3rd. Hamburg.
Tho two Post Depart nsnts may at any time
discontinue either Of said Offices Of exchange,
or establish others By mutual consent.
t AIRS.
Each ofics shall make It's own arrangements
for the despatch Of Its mails to the other once
b. regular lines Of communication and shall
mt Its own cost pay the expense Of such inter-
mediate transportation.
The two odices, however, mutually agree,
that in making contracts for the despatch Of
mails from American ports, or from European
ports, those steamers and lines should always bs
ON ployed-so far as consistent with the rates Of
postnge--by which the mails dispatched shall
earliest arrive ut their destination; and when
the speed Is Substantially the same, that the
most favorable pccunisry conditions should be
preferred. II Is also agreed, that the cost Of
International ocean and territorial transit OF the
closed mails between the respective frontiers
shall be FIRST betrayed by that ono Of the two
departments which shall have obtained from the
intermsdiariss the most favorable pecuniary
terms for such conveyancei and any amount 50
advanced by one for account Of the other shall
be promptly reimbursed.
ARr. 4
Tho standard weight for the single rate Of In
transitional postage and rule Of progression
s5sll be:
LIST. For letters, Is grammss.
I'd. For all other correspondence, mentioned
in paragraph 2 Of the first article, that which
the despstohing Office shall adopt for the mails
which Il dispatches to the other adapted 10 tho
sonvenisnoe and habits Of lis interior admins
Iration. But each Office shall give notice 10 the
othsr Of the standard weight II adopts, and Of
any subsequent change thereof ...
The rule Of progression shall always bs an
additional single rate for each additional stand.
ard weight or fraction thereof The weight
The national Republican., 1868-01-06
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

RRisy RRisyy TSs Sisi.d sSS
ss.s. Win tisstlss qp krrs:. y b.plSrssis %
Authofs Plan u frestmsnt~the only rationsf snS ma
a0ds q . a:S * h
q thsII ply asai eoaditen Sent res 81 postase 70
'fIr1rSensy, '.1Sssy, Sy .ds.s.sinS Dt IA dRoIX, No. 81
soaSa spcs ans ras SaOs :.
book treats either esr.oaaiiy orby mail Medicines
The national Republican., 1868-01-06

Ooetss. -.HH. 1 q NJ - - Lra 1ri'DH |
From Union ty--Avo dslssAAss; Ira Z.
Wilson, Robert o. vAa Hook. a sglT,K
Prom Van Bursn eopaty--oas dslsgats: Isase
Mllsap. - = ,Fiy'ly.iJ a syipl
From Washington sounty--twe dsieRtss, q.
W. WALKER, J. u. Hog. al f.sT4r-I
From White eoanty-twe dslssatss; J. N. o.
pert, Thomas Owen. r .gI,F.T lgsIT
From Nsodruf eounsy-sss dslssass ". u.
omy. 90 "a Xst-.. N =.
From fsu oounty--ons . dslegAss: I. ~
hoSnsavins. j. s1l 5sff,. IA
pelsgates eject whb sPcn .iceasineauon, -
iarnishsd with onclal eepass % snh sscef q the
hesdguartors OF asnsrai y. u. smith, eon-
handing ths srb-distrtes Of AIkansas, Little
hoek, Arkansas, which WI eonstitats their GER
ansste OF election; -, az. eEE.
~ coma and Oh brsves haJor General ord
nt Assistsnt Adjutapt General.
omcih g5Fslg s.i.l.a. ~ 8.srI
NAT. WOLFE,
second Laeut. sAth lnf.nsry,
/ .a..I Acting Assisting Adjutant 0susral
..1a 1
r Frs ysl7a's 'o'sroiAI. ot7aa
rrs ID EaJ r.'tsA
H..pov., .,,,,. r.u, r,,,,.,r p,,,,,c, , ]
GsoaeiI. ALAaArA Avn PlosinA.
ArLAITA. "a. Dse,nhsr 10 IsoT.
General O,lc M. IoI. ''''''F -. = ,
.-.,,. a-,
uo,t.o..n hs~s % ~a'!y oSuy y M Ssa a. -
raj 6ra.,. ~ ~ 49,, n 49, k..Srn.s.... d;d
IN nrrsr.nss ~ M. 49, ~ Coss,ss. nsn,ia..J
IN IA osSs, rrcsssS " " S n.s,.ns,os
nS snS en Soyen".ns IN ~ .oI M 1s's J" Asoam
p''us NJ iVs ~ Psonosou v ~ sns oons,i
oo sn0 a'o 'ar'hs' snA0' 'ne 'o'i'Wins oro'-
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20 n Ord0snsd ~ tAs people " tie State ef
Atsoa"s 81 eoncsnfson e:ssmetsd :, -.
sko. !. tnAt me conseteoon aaoptsd oy THIS
convention % snomittsd ior ratincauon 70 the
0osisa roas q IN tn 10 s's,S rsss,sa sna auansd
PROVIDED py tne aeu Oh congress Known 40 the
heconstruetion Laws" beginning on Tuesday,
tns &tn day OF fsotuary, lsos. lhs vote on
said consuttuion snail DO Tor the constitu-
ucn, ana "aennst the constitution" The
SAID election shall be held 81 tho places and
under me regulations 70 be prescribed by the
VommAnoins dsosrn Of snis mnitsry district,
A"1 'ns .ha ~ 70 M. % - coa o.a n;s. oy ,aS
|. II ana wnefess, tne aeu OF congien provide
.nst An S'souon ior fAnnoanon o. sead Constita-
non ;nnioe eondueted y me omcsrs or persons
appointed, or 70 DO appontsd ~ the command.
ing dsnersi' ana ~ the dats 70 % nxsd by said
eonVsnuoni
us ofdsisd: Inat On eieeIon o. neia In me
State Oh ALABAMA Commencing tuesday, the
Inuins we DAYS, a. wnien tns fegntsrea voters
oi sag otatS may vcts ior or sgnnH the Con-
nitution suom1tsd 10 them py me foregoing
ordnance Oh tne convenuon. s-l1.
II. IL shan Be the duty o. boards o. Regis:
u.uon IN Alsesns, ~ aeoofcsnes Win said
aoo, eonmsneinS fourteen 20 dsys prior 70
% ,Ie siScnon nstein o,oefso, ano pvinG nason.'
pie puoho nonee o. tns uns and place shereof,
Isvss lot psnoo o. ave days sns sssistra-
hon nc, ana upon osine ssasnsd mat any
psnon nos snMusd tnsrsto hss been registered,
snAs tne name ot uuon person rom sne lists,
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