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Authurs, James
Audrain, Thomas B.
Appleton, Michael
Adams, Cyrus
Albro. John s.
andell, Henry
Ash. Alexander
Ash, Charles
Ericsson, Joseph
Rouham, William
Bath. John
Bigltr, JAMES Il.
Bryant, j. A.
Bragg, Charles A.
Bettenger, George
Beam, Jacob l..
Bowen, Wellington
Benton, James NJ.
Bray, Charles
Beck, John
Blethen, J. L.
Eigelow, Ezra
Blasdel. Henry G..
Beck-tead, Orion NJ.
Bigler, David
Blackburn, George
Barnhart, Lawrence
Bowers, Thomas
Beaudin, Alexander
Bonchard, Amatie
ballard, Joseph q.
Brotherhood, Thomas
Bedford, T. J.
Bradford, Caleb
Caff'.ll, Henry
Cronin, John
Carney, William
Craig, jasper 4.
Clarke, k. Vi.
Crow, Rodger
Coleman, Truman c.
Conley. Elijah
Calbreath, J. W.
Cuthbert, James
Cromwell. Oliver
Gross, Frederick II.
Cofnstock l.. NJ.
Clary, D. C.
Cur. James II.
Cowing, Joseph
Cowing, c. d.
Cain, Patrick
Clements, J. NJ. D.
Cavall. John
Carpenter, Joseph ".
Cayenaugh. Peter
Cassidy. Edward
Clark, Daniel
Confer, Charles c.
Davis. Edwin A.
Day, Josiah
Dean, Daniel
Doyle, john n.
Damn, Peter
Decker, John
Dunn. Thomas
De-raff, William
penio, A. ".
Dunlap, J. NJ.
Dow, Z. 2.
Donne!ly, Barney
Drie sbach. John
Ebert, Lewis
Edison, Benjamin
Emmons, Horatio
Edwards. Theodore D.
Ellsworth, Benjamin +.
Erway, A. II.
Emerson, Frank
Ferris, Benjamin
Fudge. A. NJ.
Felts, Jesse
Faxon, Albert ".
Fisher, Moritz
Fiteer. b. r.
Forrest, Damas
Fox. John G.
Fraser. James
Ford. John
Fristie. Lyman A.
Fulks. Demarcus 4.
Fulst0ne, Henry, Jr.
Fenton, S. F.
Ful,tone, William
Gai-e, Mark VI.
Griffith, J. 7.
Gaivey, W. B.
Gregg, David +.
Organ. john ".
Gordon, William
Gannng. Charles
CRUEL, Green
Gibson, George
Gardner. A b.
GRAY. George A.
Gibson. George L.
Grinnel, Joshua
Green, LeaIder
Hines. James
Haliisy, John
lieckerrhnrn, II. E.
Haynes, Moses p.
Hoag. Reuben D.
Haruff, j. W.
Hodgkinson, Samuel
Holland, james
Haynes, William
Hoover. John A.
Hale, Theodore 4.
Harris, Luman j.
Hogan. Michael
Harper, Edward
Humphrey, N. g.
Hart, Norman ".
Harrison, George +.
Higgins. Rufus l..
Hughes. John
Howe, Edmund ".
Henderson, Gallup
Insle, John
Joy, William P.
johnson, ". j.
Junkins, Me'lad
johnson, James l.
Johnson. Frank
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Mills, Richard
Moss. J seph
Nu=ser. John J.
McCubbir, Thomas
Martin. Henry
Morrow, James
Myers. Francis
Nee, wn, William
Mohr, Louis
Nightingale, Alanson
Newnham. John X.
| Neal. John s.
Newton. Charles L.
| Newenhinzen, N. Y,
| 0'Hare, Michael
| O'Connel1, Thomas
Osborn, Joseph J.
Patterson, William
Parker, Marvel
Pixley, Seymour
Poe, John T.
Pixley, Mathew
Pepper. Charles 4.
Platt, J6sern
flatt. Samuel
Purcell, Michael J.
pcnrod, Emanue!
PittZ, Dewitt c.
Painter. John III.
Parker, James h.
Pierce, J. o.
Pierce, -yaiok
Perkin =, George
Reese. Miles
RoScnstock, JOSEPH
Rodgers, John Z.
ROsen>toCk. He:-y
Rothermand. +. W.
Robinson. Samuel J.
Riley, John
Rice, William ".
Robinson, James W.
Rollins. A. J.
Rowe, William
Rowe. John
Risdon. John A.
Robinson. Marshall
Reynolds. George Z.
Rosser, John
Sears. James
Safell. Jonathan
Sears. Gregory A.
Swift, ThadieUs s.
Sackriier. Gilbert
Stevens, Calvin 7.
Sheyer. Jacob
Sutherland, John
StraUs, Edward D.
Smith, Anderson +.
Scbweis, George
Smith. Charles c.
Scott, Christopher
ShattTck, John W.
Simmons. John
Snil' Y, William
Stirling. Alanson ].
Sherwood, Henry III.
Snyder, John
Sturm, Charles
Sackett, Jane.
Stewart, NJ. Y.
Tobriner, Jacob
Thompson. John D.
Tabor, abraham
Tiilou. CornLerry
Thompson, James NJ.
TAYLOR, A. I.
Tyrrtll. George A.
rorreyson, William D
Todman, Joseph
Treaiway. Aaron D.
Tloringt"n, William .
Taylor, Johu II.
Wrie hit. Samuel c.
" els. Thomas
" els, Aaron
Wagner, John
Winnie, Eldrtd G.
willard. Marshall
" ard, Bartholomew
Waltz, A'iolrhus
Weldon. jacob
" God, James E.
Walker, Elijah
Walsh. James
Wall Samuel II.
Wells, J. T..
Wright, Henry c.
Woodcnck, A. W.
Williams, William
Wood, Samuel
Wright, George W.
Wright, Andrew
Wilson. Armstead r.
Wood, John C.
Warren, Isaac
Walton, j. W.
Ward, Tony
Wilder, Jonas
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Maish, Calvin II.
Mather, s II.
Martin. John II.
Alandlebaum. James ].
Musgruve, William r.
Moss. Charles
.Iaute, Andrew
Mcleod, Samuel
McCrosky, William q.
Mcai!ist cr, Thomas
McFadden, George
Montman, J. y.
Moore, Joseph II.
Monk, Hank
McCiain, T. c.
Mel can, John
NaAdlebaum. Louis
Miller. James
McGunnigle. Daniel
Medln, Basilio
Nagec, William
Ne Ter, James e..
Mason. William D,
Marley. John
My er, Henry
M-Carty. Patrick
McNaly, James
Morris, William
Mack. F.. T.
Mahoney, A. d.
Mecarrigle, J. Il.
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Madigan, James
Morrison, Stoakley
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Nevarre. Bernard
NUS, George
Oliver. J. P.
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Irwin. Edward
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johnson. J. Nicely
johnson, Peter
Jacobs, Adolph
jones, Charles II.
King. Samuel D., Sen.
Keefer, Joseph
Kitzmeyer, George
Kidjer, John +.
Keyser, William D.
Klein, Peter
Kennedy. Patrick
Kraus. Henry 2.
Klein, Jacoe
Keehn, Henry
King, jerry
King. William W.
knoeppel, A. G.
Kennedy, John, Sen.
Leport, Alexander
Lewis. Prentis b.
L"ugel, George
Little, William ".
Lewis. George
Liiinfeld. William
Late, Philip
Lower. William Is.
Llttieton, Jtmes Il.
Lewis, James =.
livingston, Ad,lph
Leear, Frank x.
Lame. Sylvester
Ludlow, Frank q.
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Martin, Charles
Magee, David d.
McGill, John
Mills, Albert
Mason, II. s.
Mcfarland. G. W.
Muller, Victor A.
Meachanl, NJ. A.
.McKeeby, L. C.
Mooney, MATTHEW
Muller, Albert
Madeira, Ianiel
McCarter. Daniel
Morris, Lewis
Moran, Patrick
Miller, Matthias
Mitchell. Alva
Maloue, Francis
Morgan. John
McGiane, John
Menefee, Clay
Moran. James
Mcclellan, John
Mastny, Martin
MORGAN, John
Milford, Milton
Marble, John
Muller. Jacob
Mills, Richard
Moss. J seph
Mu=ser. John J.
McCubbir, Thomas
Martin. Henry
Morrow, James
Myers. Francis
Nee, wn, William
Mohr, Louis
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Secretary Of State.
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! Atchison. A. W.
Anderson Charles
AbralanlS, samuel
As!imore. Matthew J.
Ammer, John NJ.
Appleberg, Carlo.
Adams, Josiah
AIler, Charles W.
Asche. Frederick
Bepce, II. II.
Beatty, Ii. ..
Baine, Josiah c.
Brannan, Patrick
Burgar, Jacob
Borgess., Antonio A.
Buckley, Edward Z.
Brown. Frank
Braytlan. " ii.;lm
Butts, William b.
itI,ickett, George E.
Bryant, John S.
Baird Erastus
Bell, John Z.
Beiisle, Peter &.
Bunk er, John
Benson, Spencer
Bcwker, Chester c.
Burgoyne. John
Baliord. George
Birchfield, John W.
Bark we'll, Marcus
Bick nell, II. ).
Bulkiey. Albert
Butter, Francisco
Buckley, John b.
C .rmack, John B.
Clayton, p. II.
Curry, Abraham
Croweil, George T.
C,Tbcrt, Dsai, | q.
Cowing. George b.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

The Boston Transcript observes: zone ofthe
most noticeable indications Of the times 10 the
fer to the PROPOSED purchase, 81 the Demo
cratic party, Of Chief Justice Chase. Some
Republican, and many Copperhead Journals
question Of political profit and loss, and the
discussion relates not to the infamy OF the bar.
gain, but to the largeness OF the price. VIII
1t payP 10 the query put on both Sides"
GEN. CHAs. +. MASDERsoN, OF Canton,
Ohio, declines the appointment as a delegate
to the National Conservative Soldiers and
Sailors Convention" to be held In New York
can but ask myself Of what mean thing have
been guilty that l should be the recipient OF
the praise implied BY such appointment at the
which they once fought"
AN advance Of from two to ave per cent. has
taken place In Government securities sine e
the Chicago nominations were made. This
Psrs " the pasis, nSt only that GRAFT sna
Colfsx will be elected, but that the resolution
In the platform to which they have given their
adherencerespecting the public debt assures
its payment In good faith.
yALLAsDToHAM, who is editing the Dayton
LOhio) Ledger, says: We are no admirer OF
Ulysses Simpson Grant as q military genius.
the Democrats press or Democratic orators
could do, would be to depreciate his capacity,
or Rssail him for incompetency, unless In dc.
fence OF other Generals whose lAurels his
friends may seek to steal away"
TIE Augusta (Gs.) C0Rsiifuitonalist takes
this view OF the man Of the hour 4" II the
South 10 compelled to have say In the mat.
ter and the Southern states a chance to vote
thai the great heart Of Georgia beats In unison
II. Pendleton."
soavI,. IN ootyAs cone; 3, Of good Rsy g,
liam ColfAx, was the commanding offlcer oil
General Washington's Life Guards through
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II IA now understood that Mr.. woolley IL
quite ready to purge himself Of contempt, and
to state what he did with the money about
which he was so oblivious when before the
committee some days since.
The matter came up in the House yesterday;
Mr.. woolley, BY advice Of his counsel, having
communicated his readiness to .divulge ali he
know respecting the whereabouts and the use
that was made Of the money, through the
Speaker, by q note to that officer.
Mr.. woolley's counsel, 1t seems to us, made
q slight mistake. The appeal to the House
should have been made through the commit
tee. The House cannot well do otherwise
than stand BY Its committees, and the course
which the counsel In this case choose TO pur.
sue has the evident appearance Of an intenL
tional slight to the committee, q thing which
a. . nstter Of course the House could not
seem to approve. This was right.
The bulk OF the money which was In Mr..
woolley's possession Is, Il 10 understood, de.
posted In the safe At one Of our hotels, and
we doubt not, sure, that the affair will be dis
posed Of to-day In the true way, and that Mr.
woolley will purge himself and be released
and thus this sensation will come to an end
but whether the committee or the country
shall be any wiser after Mr.. Woolley's dis
closures or not, remains to be seen. II will
probably end like most Investigations OF TIT
| sort, In smoke.
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Richmo nd-Decision OF Chief Justice
Chase-Honors so Ex.President
nnehanAn

RICHMOND, VA, June s.-Chief Justice
Chase, in a case to-day, charged the jury to
the effect that all bonds, drafts, notes, &C.,
drawn during the war In the rebel States, pay.
able in loyal States, are illegal and cannot be
recovered at law.
The State Auditor writes letter to-day an
nouncing that there will not DO money In the
treasury to pay the interest for the month OF
July on the State bonds.
III respect to the late ex-President Bucha nan
to-day the military ofices were closed, guns
fred every half hour, and a national salute
fired at shutdown.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

ST. LOUIS, June SAN Omaha dispatch Of
the It'll instant says the Methodist bishops
and ministers returned from the visit to the
mountains this morning.
Helena (Montana) papers report that the
Indians are stealing stock In the Missouri
valley. The Indians are troublesome on the
Upper Missouri. They fred on . pilot and
killed two soldiers at Fort Hecves, In sight OF
their tents. They also fred on the steamer
Heron, In = wood above Borthold. No one
was Injured. Gen. Ferry and Father Desmit
were at Fort Rice urging peace upon the whole
Sioux nations. The Indians say they don't
care about peace and want more ammunition.
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Elections I'm south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, June s.-Returns from the
county elections held last week, show that
the Radicals have again carried most Of the
counties, but by reduced majorities. Many
counties in the interior which gave Radical
maorities In April have now elected Demo-
cratic county tickets. In some OF these the
registration showed large negro majority, so
that hundreds Of negroes must have voted the
Democratic ticket, and hundreds more have
not voted at all,
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Massachusetts legislature.

Bosros, June s.-In the House OF Repre-
sentatives this noon, motion to reconsider
the vote ordering the bill to repeal that por-
tion Of the act OF 1852 under which the Hart.
ford and New Haven and New York and New
Haven railroads consolidated without a special
act Of the Massachusetts Legislature, was re.
.Jected, and so far as Massachusetts 10 con-
cerned, six miles Of the Hartford and New
Haven road being In her borders, this settles
the question until next year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

We CONFESS we do not see the point upon
which the Tribune affects to turn into ridieule
what d. NJ. Kelsey, esq, says In regard to his
dismissal from Q clerkship In the First Audi
tors ONCE. The Tribune advises him to get .
piekaxe for t2.5o and 60 to work on the Pacific
railway. This paper never lets slip an oppor-
tuntty to administer similar advice to all the
clerks In the departments In Washington.
Perhaps the managers OF that journal think
all the business which these people perform
can be dispensed With
The only wonder with US Is, when we hear
men talk In the way that this man Of the
Tribune does, why he does not set the example,
and himself get q pickaxe and 60 to work on
the Pacific or some other railway. Perhaps
he might do as well for himself aud his coun.
try In this way as in his present vocation
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

1t HAS BEEN suggested that the Democratic
party should have two platforms. The one
simple and pure, announcing that this is .
"white mans Government" and the other
that i" q man Is a man." and that universal suf-
frage ought to prevail. In this way they might
combine all the elements Of the opposition :
the Radicals who do not like Grant and Col
fsx-if there be such, which is rather doubtful;
the Conservatives who do not like our ticket
because 1t Is Radicals the adamsntines, repu-
diators, and peace Democracy who rally under
the banner Of Pendleton and yailandig hamjth
war Democrats who swear by the World and
Miles o'Reily. In short, all the odds and ends
might thus be harmonized, and the "happy
family" might move on In perfect accord. Why
mott
"You pays your money and you takes your
choice.n
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AN EXPORT WAS MADE yesterday to lay the
bill which provides for an increase Of twenty
per cent. to the compensation Of the clerks In
the departments for single year, but 1t failed,
there being a large majority against laying on
the table. The bill will doubtless pass the
House next Monday. tits just measure and
ought to pass.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

HAVANA, June s.-Sugar quietj Offers made
at sDsI4 for No. u. Exchange, London;i M
premium. U. s. currency, 29h discount.
Gold, ~ discount. Potatoes, ESQ. Flour,
ti26l2bo.
Steamship Mercsdits has arrived. The
Virgo sailed to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

THERE IS To BE enate caucus this morn.
ing to decide upon the question as to who are
to be elected Sergeant-at-Arms and executive
secretary. Should the Republicans deter
mine on choosing other parties than those
who are the present incumbents, the election
will take place this day.
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Removal OF Conxict s.

New YoRK, June s.-Theophiius y. Caliieoi
and Col. q. q. Ewright were removed this
morning from the Kings county penitentiaFy
serye out their term OF imprisonment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

VIM n not be q novel sight to see that party,
the members OF which have bawled themselves
hosrse In their continuous and incessant
shoutings, 'this Is a phis mdn's government"
turning square round and In the National Con.
vention which meets In New York on July 9Th,
resolve that universal suffrage must henceforth
be plank in their platform. There Is no end
to marvels, but this must cap the climax Of all
marvellous deeds.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

MENPHIs, June ga negro boy wounded
Gilbert Tanner and shot Leonard Brown, his
brother.in-law, with a shotgun, killing him
instantly, for threatening to whip him. The
boy escaped although the deed was done In the
middl. OF the day and In the centre OF the
all
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

LONDON, June s.-Chief Justice coekburn
states that the charge delivered By Judge
Blackburn to the grand Jury which refused to
bring 9 bill Of Indictment against ex-oov.
Eyre, Of Jamaica, 10 contrary to the opinion
Of the majority Of the court.
PARis, June g-r'Efenddrd advises the Aus.
trian Reichsrath not to adopt the proposed
heavy tax upon the coupons Of the national
debit
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

RRsoAIsArRD.-Hon. Burton O. Cook, the
present Representative from the Sixth Illi-
nois district, was, on Wednesday last, unani-
mously nominated for third term. Mr.. q. 10
a gentleman OF much ability, and one OF the
most efisient members Of the Fortieth Con-
xress. The compliment OF unanimous nomi.
nation has been fairly earned by him, and
eyInoss the fact that his ability, industry and
steadfastness to Republican principles are
fully appreciated by his constituents. The
district Is largely Republican, and his re-elec-
ton II beyond doubt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

PoTAToBsi PoTAToEsii
5000 bushels Of Prime Potatoes just arrived, per
schooner X, NJ Atwood, and for sale from yes sci
In lots to suit purchasers, by - $500
je9.6t (Starl Sixth Street Wharf
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usIrEp srArEs PATENT oryIcs..

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UkIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June J, 1868.
On the petition OF WILLIAM II. AKIss aud JOSEPH
9. BuRhirr. Of Ithaca, N, Y, praying Tor the or.
tension o. patent granted TO them tbs 10Th day OF
Clocks. for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent. which takes place on the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1865:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Sist day Of August
next. At " clock. m and al persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extention are required TO
ale In the Patent flee their obieotions specially
~ i4rsh n wiling A. Leaf 6,esnsy daEs before
party, to be used At the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted aceordanee with the rules Of the
once. which will be Furnished on application.
timony must DO aisd Inths once iiosplv days be-
fore the day Of hearing the argaments, any.
,h o5ssrSd also, tina, ,his n9!jss 30 pabl,sSss In
ipgton, D. g., and In the Herald, Utles, New
York; once week for three successive weeks the
hrst Of said to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing, NJ srour
jes.Tust Acting Commissionsr Of Patents.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT
SCHUYLER COlFAx,
THE INAUGURATION OF MAYOR,

Yesterday morning. at 10 o'clock, the Boards
Of Aldermen and Common Council met In
their respective chambers for the purpose Of
organization, and to inaugurate the Mayor
elect. After the usual preliminsries, the
Boards met in joint meeting, and the Hon.
Sayles J. Bowen took the oath Of Office as
Mayor Of the city. He then proceeded, in COM
pany with z. Richards, esq, to the Mayors
Office, which he found locked, Mr.. wallaeh
occupying the collectors room. Mr.. Richards
announced to Mr.. wallach that Mr.. Bowen
had been duly inaugurated a. Mayor.
Mr.. wsllsch having previously caused the
Mayors office to be locked, declined to reeog-
nize Mr.. Bowen IS Mayor, stating that his
Inauguration was not In due form. Mr..
Richards inquired II he intended to take the
responsibility Of deciding the question. He
stated that he did, and declined to converse
further upon the subject.
Mr.. Bowen, after taking legal advice, opened
the doors and assumed the duties Of the o flee,
performing them up to 0 O'Clock, p. m.
In the afternoon the Mayor was the recip.
lent Of numerous congratulations from some
Of our best citizens, who rendered him their
full support and confidence.
During the day the Mayor received An
Official Communication from Joseph H. Brad.
ley, IT,, rendering his resignation as Corpora.
tion Attorney.
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