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A. RRENNEMAN.

ID bookseller and stationer, Main
street, Lancaster. Ohio, one door West Of
Tallmadge Honi Entrance. School Books,
Rlank Book =. Miscellaneous Books. Pictures,
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, slntcs. and Sta.
tionery Of nj kinds. feb. 81, '6S--ly
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Mr.. Samuel J. Tilden, who is a
gentleman worth some millions OF
dollars, and intensely respectable,
denounces the use OF his name to
this document as forgery. We
supPoso he did not sign the circp'
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DIR, JNO. S. BECK,

Tcnders his professional services 10 tho citi-
zens Of Lancaster and vicinity.
Office with Dr. Wagenhsls.
Oct, %, 'dS-u. '""H
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j. A. Helm.

Manufacturer aud Dealer IN
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS,
Sand al kinds Of Riding and Driving Equip
me ,ts, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, j. N.
Lii les old stand. ~.
Work done to order, and repairing done
ne tlyand promptly, ~
Feb. 81, lSoS-ly.
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IOTNN,WORK 4 SON
j. c. SMITH,.

Tr0cer and ConfsctiOner, Tall
VI madGe Block, Main street. Lancaster o.,
two doors West NJ Hotel Entrance oysters
and the various popular Refreshments ntheir
season.
Cnkes. lee Cream, &C., furnished pnrt'csand
familiesto order. feb. 81. lSO8-V
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VALENTINE MAYER.

NEanufa cturer and Dealer in Boots
V land anu Shoes, Main street, second room
Fast of Hooking Valley National Bank The
hest of work made to order, and Repairing
promptly done. Oct. L. lS6"-'y
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ATTORNEYS.
N. SCIILEICII,

A TTO2NEY AT LAw.-OfFice in Tallmadge
"a Book. over Weaver's Hardware store,
win attend to cases, and collections. IN the
eonrts of Fairfield and adjoining counties.
Lancaster, May :, 1866.
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VIRGIL E. SHAW,
LAW OFFICE.

0eF1CFovERTIRsT NATIoNALBANK
Dob nos,tc Tallmadge Block, will sttend
rOmptlyto ,il business entrusted to hissare.
Lannastsr OHIO. March 81. 1867.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. kENNARD, D. D,

FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JAoKsoH-DEAR 6IR:-l hdue been JreqnentIy
rsqHested 10 oonnect my name tcith recommendations @
different knli Of piedcineI but regarding he practices
i out Of my appropriate lPheTe, haze in all cases de-
ined; but oih clear proof In sdriou' ilsances and
JIooGdnds German Biters depart for frOs, ny
sIudl course 10 espreIs my u conviction that for gem
sral debility of the system and especially for LiyeS
Complain, s,ds is a::SS1S. :S. s@S e@ss, 'aiuaSlS SS
Taii; but usually, doubt not, Il tgiu
from Ne above causes. Yours, very respectfuuy,
j. H. KENNARD,
T. EiOhth, beIoiU Coates StreeA
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L. G. b U II G II

DEALER IN
WATCHES, c LOOKS, JEW ELRY
" ana Plated Ware,
Mun street, Lancaster, ohio, in the room
with Brock's Hat store.
OF .lspairingneatly and promptly executed
Feb. ~, 'Gs-ly
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S. J. WRIGHT & CO,
wHOLEsALE
G. r O O. e r s

COMMISSIONB-MERCHANTS,
Dealers in Coffecs. Tens. Sugars. SYrups, To.
haccos. Spices, Fruit. Fish, Petroleum, Salt,
10. Main street. Lanc"ster Ohio.
Feb A, l80S-lv
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DEBILITY.

DEBILITY.
hws h No medieins equal 10 Hoctdnds eermaa
f;': mss ;-rs1 ,s Toni; ie": z: R:s ssss
syn<M ttren0hen Ire appetite, cdsss
enjoyment Of heun food, enable n. sto-
s,aeh % doea Il purity he Mood, give good, sound
healthy complexion, eradicate ne velioo tinge from he
eye, impa bloom 10 Me cheeks and change e patient
from Iaort-bredled, emdeidted tDedk, and aerrous
tHrdiid, 10 Julface sout, and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
Tonic. In fact, they arc Family Medi-
clnea. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO child threo months
old, the most delicate female, or man
OF fninety.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 7, lee


BILLS REPORTED FAyORABLY
To extend the charter of the GreeDpOnt and
Shelter Island Ferry Company; amending the Waikiki
Valley Railroad Company's charter; amending the act
authorizing to subscribe to the capital stock OF the
Southern Central Railroad.
INTRODUCED.
Mr. CREAMER--To incorporate the New-York and
Brooklyn Passenger and Baggage Company
Mr. CHAPMAN To authorize the Erie Railway Com
pany TO tracks through certain streets In NewY0rk
Also incorporate the Binghamton and Fort Dickinson
Railroad Company.
Mr. CAULDWEtI-To protect eponds in Westches-
ter ROckand and Putnam Counties from wllful injury.
Mr. CREAMER-To incorporate the New-York and
Brooklyn and NewJersey Pneumatic Transit Company;
also the Cross Town Railroad bill also the Peoples
Metropolitan and Suburban Railway III NewYork
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the recording Of Wills by anneIing
tcate OF proof to repeal the act relative TO the taxing
of the sales OF brokers.
METRoPoLITAS POLICE COMMISSIONER.
On motion Of Mr.. TWEED, the Senate agreed 10 meet
the Assembly on Wednesday next for the election 0f a
Metropolitan Police Commissioner in the place Of John
q. Bergen
he Committees Commerce and Navigation OF the two Houses viii
TUESDAY afternoon to hear the Highland sus
pension Bridge projectl
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THE BRITISH MINISTER FORMALLY PRESENTED
TO THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE new British Minis
ter, Mr. Edward Thornton, introduced to the Presi
dent to-day by Secretary of State NJ Thornton was
accompanied by Ford Of the British Legation both
gentlemen being full court dress Mr. Thornton made
the following address:
SIR have the honor 10 deliver into your Exceency g
hands letter addressed to you by Her Majesty Queen
Victoria, accreditlug Her Majestys Minister TO
your Excellency L have also received Her Majesty 5
orders your ExceeIcy OF her sincere friend
prosperity the nation which worthiY pre-
side Her Maesty's Government aud the English nation
are deeply grateful for the sympathy shown ny the
people OF United states on the occasion OF the death
Of my lamented predecessor. Allow me 10 assure your
Exceeney that shall do my best to take ms place IN
their affections and 10 strengthen the relations OF CORDIAL
friendship which so happily subsis aud which II If our
earnest desire and our duty as knsnen To MAINTAIN ne
tween the countries. In this pleasing task am con-
OF your Excelency well az Of the distinguished states
men who compose your Cabinet and the Legislature OF
this nation.
The President replied to this address as follows
Mr. THORNTON: Your Queen enjoys. more highly than
other Sovereign the respect aud sympathy or the
American people. The people OF the United States well
which under her command. you have delivered 20 me,
and this belief will encourage them 10 hope for speedy
and amicable adjustment Of matters IN difference De
Her Maesty's Government and the Government of
the United States Your late predecessor SIR Frederick
Bruce without any disObedenee 10 instructions or any
of regard to British interests won the respect ad
esteem OF this Government and nation Sir Fredericks
sudden death revealed 70 ourselves the fact mat the
intensity OF raerna affection. IL will be pleasing duty
for 10 extend 10 the same ana con
fdenee which lie so euneny enjoyed In regard To the
only thing To be necessary which is that the
statesmen and people Of the two countries mas carefully
and constantly study TO conform Their measures TO The
political logic which, IN every region where the Insnsh
language is spoken, so distinctly maiests ilsei ln me
increasing love OF constitutional freedom aud the rapid
march Of common, irresistible ana indYsDle c'lN@"
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ASSEMBLY.


Fixing the salaries of clerks in the Brooklyn
Justices Courts amending the act relative to criminal
prosecutions for additional Justice OF the Peace In
Syracuse TO incorporate the New-York Dramatic Union
20 amend the charter OF the City Of Buffalo, 10 amend the
charter of the National Travellers Insurance Co.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the Rochester Safe Deposit Company TO
pOyide for safety OF life NewYork City railroads. to
Incorporate the Metropolitan aud Suburban Railway
Company TO enable the Supervisors OF TO raise
money by tax; 10 incorporate the Buffalo Security
Savings Bank TO amend the act relative To frauds IN
for local improvement in New York relative
10 the Law Library in NewYork City, to incorporate the
New-Amsterdam Savings Bank
The Ithaca Water Works bill was passed
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
CAR BURNED AND BOY ROASTED on THE ERIE.

CAR BURNED AND BOY ROASTED THE ERIE.
One of the stock express-train's cars on the Erie
Railway near IIale's Eddy, Delaware Division, was
thrown from the track on Wednesday night and tipping
over took ire and destroyed boy named Reardoi
of brooklyn, burned TO death, and several others
were severely scorehed.
Wards Orange Express sleigh was smashed
10 sppters on Thursday evening, sanfords Hallway
House, the Morris and EsseI Railroad The sleigh
seeing that his horses could get before
arrival of the train unlocked them aud barely escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
YIICATAN.

DEFEAT OF THE REyoLUTIONISTs-THE NsUR-
RECTION SUPPRESSED.
HAVANA, Feb. THE Spanish steamer Mar
sea arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz The revolution
in Yucatan against the Mexican Government has been
suppressed. Gen. Alatorre. the Commissioner Of the
Mexican expedition, in possession OF ssal and
Merida
battle WAS fought the I'd inst at Merida, between
the Government troops and the Reyouonsts, In which
the latter utterly defeated Nillaana the reyOlu
tiOnary leader killed. and at the end OF the engage
nent most Of his adherents surrendered though small
parties succeeded in making their escape 10 the noun
ians Some OF the rebel officers also escaped during the
night, and left the country on the schooner Oriental
which was living off the shore.
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PROTECTION OF THE NORTHERN FRONTIER OF
TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Especial Order No.
a. from Gen Hancock dated yesterday, for the more
complete and efficient protection OF the north western
frontier Of Texas requires the establishment OF four new
military posts, TO be named Forts Couch, Griffin Rich
ardsOn Burnham subject to the approval OF the Sec
Rotary OF War Gen Hancock orders work these posts
pushed forward rapidly possible by the Quar-
termaster's Department until completed
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GEN. HANCOCK REMOVES THE BOARD OF ALI
DERMEN.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 6.-The following order
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
NEM-ORIEANs Feb. Z

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb 7. )
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2s-l Extract L. For proceed
ngs TO election for Receiver OF the Second DIS
rict OF NewOrleans, in contempt OF orders from the
Headquarters the following members OF the Boards or
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen Of the city OF New
Orleans who voted for the Notwithstanding appoint
ments are hereby removed: James Graham r Z.
Dumas John X. Clay, OF the Board Of Aldermen and A.
Marcy 8. Thesan o. r. j. Dunn s. Straight Is. r. Jou-
bert and c. s. sauvnet Of the Board OF Assistant Alder
men. j. N. Lea, Robert j; Watson, and cay Du,
PLANTER are hereby appointed members Of the Board
OF Aldermen and Williamson Smith, George CrquhaTt,
j. H. Moore, b. 8. Morgan, Charles Beaumont, and j. E
Whitaker are appointed members Of the Board of Assist
ant Aldermen J. II. Oglesby is appointed member Oh
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, in place Of e. L. Gam
be resigned. Upon accepting these appointments The
persons will transmit 10 these headquarters
copy OF the oath prescribed by law.
BY command Of Major-Gen HANCOCK.
George L. Hartshuf, Assistant Acknowledgement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION

movement is on foot for the call Of National
Convention to be assembled at Cincinnati TO repre-
sent the producing industries of the United States.
The character of the Convention will probably be
somewhat political as well material, 1t being the
the control of the producing interests The Conyen-
ton is to be called under the auspices of the Nation
al Cheap Freight Railway League" and candidates
for President and Vice-President ts represent the
interests Of production are to be put III nomination
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NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
ruE SALT SPRINGS OF THE STATE.


ID ALBANY, Feb THE morning session was
spent in considering article the state salt springs
In the afternoon Mr. Alyord occupied the floor In de-
Tense OF the Onondaga salt Company. and opposing the
proposition that the State impose tax Of three cents
bushel the salt manufactured In the evening session
the consideration OF the report continued by
Messrs Mcdonald and Parker. Mr.. Axtel moved that
tho Committee be discharged. Adopted. Mr.. Mcdonald
moved that final vote this question be taken on
Tuesday evening at o'clock without debate adopted.
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LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

fBy Telegraph
49, The Virginia Republican State Committee
win meet in Richmond on the 18th.
The First District of Missouri paid
s36ll 400 in United States taxes in 1867.
Mr.. Frank Swift of Brooklyn took tho
prize medal in the Pittsburgh skating tournament yes
terday, and Mr. Curtis OF Chicago the second.
1t was rumOred, in Charleston, yesterday.
that Gen. Candy is to take Gen. Meade place and that
slckles is TO return 10 the Second Military District
The dead body of white man was found
on the Raleigh road near Wolf Run, Memphis, Ihurs
day.
49,. The brig Dubra Milizza, from Rio janet
ro which ashore Fortress Monroe recently, has
been towed off, and Is At anchor In Lynn Haven Bay
- In a Memphis street yesterday John Al
stons daughter, aged three years was kidnapped 'ya
negro woman The police were unable to IND her i"st
night.
Jacob G.. Shaffer, late of Champaign
County. Ohio arrested in Baltimore on Thursday on
requisition from the Governor OF ONO on charge Oh
rape.
49, The Coroner's Jury in Cleveland, yester-
day found that Mrs Sarah NJ. Victor murdered her
brother William Parquet, year ago, ~ adipnstedns
arsenic. The accused Is 10 be examined by justice 10
day.
Prof. Cassels of Cleveland is examining
the stomach of James powels, supposed 70 nave pses
poisoned, in September last by woman VINO INTENDED
the dose for her husband
The remains of the Hon. c. @. Richardson,
recently shot in Atlanta started enSe q, 10 ias
evening for Maine. The murderer mas oeeh hco ia '-"
bail.
The Chicago Board of Trade tabled the
rpg Yesterday,
dsnonncn9 the course OF Wallst. operators in Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad stocks
The Massachusetts Legislature has con-
ARMED Judge r. A. Chapman Chief Justice OF the Gu
preme Judicial Court IN place OF Judge Bgeow, re-
signed
Eastern mails to New Orleans, and mails
thence for the East hereafter to by way OF Louis
Vile the Lynchburg and Knoxville route having proved
Enthusiastically.
Col. Bogy of the National Democratic
Committee has been authorized pledge any OF
money may be necessary the holding OF the
Democratic National Convention in ST. Louis
IA portion of the body of negro woman
found in bale Of cotton at Bluff City Shed ON the
Mississippi on Thursday On the examination OF another
bale revealed another portion Of the body The cotton
has been stored twoyears.
The Kansas Senate has passed an act adj
hitting any qualified person. Of either sex OF any Color
practice in the The House has united WITH the
in asking Congress grant subsidies 70 the khn
sas branch OF the Union Pacific Railroad
go. In the Circuit Court in Richmond, Va.
the Judge decided that tho attachment OF
Nessrs. Clafin Co. OF New-York for As,0oe on which
Messrs Steenboek Co. OF Richmond were closed, should
be abated.
Ii is reported that Gov Swami, defeated cam
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FIGHT WITH THE wOLLOPI INDIANS. NEAR
BEALE SPRINGS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.-Our soldiers have
had fearful fight with the wolopi Indians Bealo
Springs. The Chief, sierum, wounded, and 10 In
dams killed but the troops repused with the loss OF
two wounded. The sayages were fortified among the
rocks Col Price has sent reenforcements and supplies
10 the soldiers The Indians of killed all the
stock at Williams's Fork
More than 100 men at work In the mines in that
vicinity and rich lodes are being developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
PRUSSIA.

NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES.
BERLIN, Feb. 7-Evening.-It has been officially
given out by Count Won Bismarck that negotiations
for commercial treaty between the United States
of America and the Confederation of the North Ger
man States have commenced, and are progressing
with the prospect of speedy and satisfactory con
clnsion
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.

SOUTH CAROLINA-BILL OF RIGHTS.
CHARLESTON, Feb. THE Convention has
aSoped nine adona but not noteworthy secuohs VI 'no
Bill Of Rights.
NORTH CARoLINA-APPEAL TO CONGRESS.
RALEIGH, Feb THE Convention has adopted
the report favor Of applying to Congress Tor the re-
mova Of the disabilities Of all persons who favor and sup
port the Congressional reconstruction policy The reso-
unable to read and write inc gibe to the office Of Gov
ernor, other Executive offices, were voted down
GEORGIA-ELECTIyE FRANCHISE.
ATLANTA, Feb. 1.-THE report of the Com
mttee the Executive Department was adopted With
Se nd residence in the state
Qualification. The first section OF the Finance Commit
and insert twelve months residence in the state
qualification, lost An amendment making thirty
days residence in the County qualification was passed
vIRGINIA-STATE OFFICERS.
RICHMOND, Feb. THE substitute for tho
section in the ordinance on the Executive making tho
then adopted allowing the Legislature I'll those Offices
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 1.-The Minority Con-
venton is still in secret session Having adopted Con,
sitution they are from Cen MesSe
acts Of the Minority or 10 admit British subjects or non
residents TO seats in the Convention The Majority con-
sists of four negroes and twenty-one whites all eligible
The Minority members number twenty, OF whom one
coored British subject and three are nonresidens Ihs
residue of fifteen or sixteen negroes The President
of the Convention and Chairman OF the cSmntee ON
The President rules that foreigners and nonresident.
eligible to seats and refuses 70 entertain an appeal rom
his decision without twothirds vote, when enables me
Minority TO govern the Convention
MIssIssIPPI-GEN. GILLEMs LETTER.
JACKSON, Feb THE Committee appointed
10 request Gen. Glem to prohibit sales by al officers and
trustees except for wages plantations and
labor presented letter from Headquarters declining to
comply. supplemental report nom the Coniml'.ee on
Desttuton adopted, approprating the poll tax OF
1867 as a temporary relief. resolution that the per
diem Of members shall after As days session Mas
tabled
ARKANsAs-THE PENITENTIARIEs.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 7.-After a long and bit
ola Tho min Ma
made the special order for Tuesday.
LOUIsANIA-LEvEE BONDS.
NFw-ORLEANs Feb. THE Convention de-
voted the session TO the discussion OF the ordinance
peang the law passed by the Legislature authorizing tho
issue 600 evee bonds. The discussion was very
excited and disordery. The whole subject wac finally
indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

NASHVILLE, Feb. IA riot occurred at Fay
etteville, Lincoln County last Monday afternoon lasting
from o'clock until dark. One Paupane was killed. and
a number OF others were wounded some with knives and
Others with stones The riot was caused by drunken
fellow riding into crowd, saying he could whip any per
soni I'M
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ITALY.

ARRIVAL OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
FLORENCE, Feb. 7-Evening-Admiral Farragut
of the United States Navy arrived in this city to-
day from Genoa. He was received with especial
honor by the Minister of the Marine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
pAI.MER's PACIFIC RAILWAY SURVEY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Late AriZOna adj
vices say that Gen. Pamers Pacific Railroad Surveying
PARTY was at Hardyvale Jan. IS. The line OF survey
crosses the Colorado River Is miles below Fort Mohave
The route xpectedly favorable and the engineers
the ~ parallel route have been recalled and the work
stopped in that direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. THE brig FREDERICK, which
cleared osensby for Hamburg. has been forbidden
proceeding sea by the Cuban authorities on the sus
cop that she Il really destined Mexican port
She was stopped at the request OF the American Consul
The Administrator Of the Customs has ordered that
payments OF duties be made hereafter IN advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

RESIGNATION OF Mn. ADAMo'
LONDON, Feb THE resignation OF the uni'ea
States Minister, Mr.. Adams, has been announced.
The London Standard has an editorial highly cOmpli-
mentary to Mr. Adams, expressing regret at his APP
preaching retirement from the position he has so ably
filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
OBITUARY

Mrs. Mehitable Goodsell Lanfair, who recently
died I'm East Haven Conn., born In that In l77
Edward Goodsel her father was a victim Of OF the
Jersey prison ships she left u direct descendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08
EUROPE.
ABYSSINIA.
DIsCOURAGTNG NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 7.-Later advices have been received
here from the british Army now operating in
Abyssinia for the purpose of releasing the English
captives The news is very discouraging, and for
bids the hope of successful or safe move this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

1t is reported that Gov. Swami, defeated cam
didate for United states Senator from Maryland ons
mems ticket against Mr. Phelps, Democrat, in tie Hid
lBaltim0Tel District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-08

THE POLICE COMHIssIONERsHIP CAUCus-Ife
INSIDE WORKINGS - PROCEEDINGS or HE
LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY.