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The New York herald., 1870-08-30
Long Island Politics.

SUFFOLK COUNTY REPUBLICAN CoNyENTIoN-DELE-
OATES TO SARATOGA.
Yesterday at one i. NJ the Suffolk County Republi-
represent the county at the Saratoga Convention
was called TO order by George f. Carmen, OF the Re-
publican County Committee, at the Long Island
House, Rverhcad. George +. Carmen was elected
chairman and e. A. Carpenter secretary Delegates
were present from all the towns in the county but
Shelter Island. In ballOting 1t decided that the
towns should cast the same number OF votes IS In
former conventions, vK.:-Huntngton, 10 Islip, 4;
Brookhaven, IL; Smithtown, q Riverhead. .; South
old. o. East Hampton, 81 South Hampton, = the basis
OF representation being one delagate for each 1000
population and one for an excess over 500.
IL was voted that the election for delegates be by
ballot, and that the four names be placed one
ticket.
The following persons were elected dclegates:-S
g. French, OF sag HarbOr; Il. A. Bunce.of Hunting
ton G. +. Carmen OF Patchogue, and Morgan Nor
gan, OF S0uthold.
IL was voted that the delegation be Instructed to
cast the vote OF the county IN the Saratoga COnven-
ton as unit according TO the VIII OF the majority.
IL was voted that the delegates be empowered 10
HI vacancies or cast the vote OF the delegation.
II was voted that the inspector be Instructed to
vote in the Convention for only those candidates In
sympathy with the administration.
The following resolution was unanimously
passed.
Resolved. That the republicans OF Suffolk county cordially
and heartily endorse the OF General o.
Grant
The county committee OF Suffolk county have
called the county convention to nominate county
officers. TO meet at klVerhead October @. at half
past seven O'Clock =. M.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 80 ls7o-rRRIE sHHRE

aiding 70 II the Keystone Of the srch-Rome. Tho
Holy father and the ministry 1t the Vatc an openly
proclaim the finger q Goo in the reverses OF Napo.
leon, which shows that ingrattude is the vice not
alone Of republics. They claim that the rejoicing
over the victories OF Prussia is founded partly on
selfish grounds, but think whoever wishes to put
nnger In the Roman pie at this juncture would only
nave II well burned, and that adventurous Johnny
hOrner will certainly not be KING William.
The diverse sympathies Of the Mlanese show them
selves In different ways but the most quiet ana tell
Ing OF all Is that OF well-kn0wn book and eagrav-
Ing merchant here His windows are filed with
magnificent engravings; to-day the horrors OF war,
tomorrow the visit OF King William TO Napoleon,
the next day that gloomy masterpiece, the retreat
OF NAPOLEON from Russia in 1915. on the eve of
decisive battle, the effect Of that fallen grandeur,
bounded IN by the desol e skies OF the North makes
you shudder; IL seems prediction OF the downfall
OF the dynasty. You Will understand that l write
you Of the actual state OF pubic feeling rather
one who observes and narrates than as one who
feels.
Nevertheless while admire and respect the great
German nation, which has great destinles fulfil,
confess that, contrasting the despotism OF Prussia
with the LIBERAL though ambitious policy or France,
cannot restrain the hope that the latter may at
least preserve her position the sole exponent OF
progressive democracy In Europe. France mas COM
United many International wrongs; but the germ OF
liberty brought by Lafayette ana his followers into
her midst watered with the blood OF her revolution,
spranR INTO vital existence and has already 'bOrne
iruit tor the healing OF the nations"
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things fndicsse Improving chances for I ns74
triumph for schenck.
the Knoxville CnyosSae learns that ex-Prendent
Johnson Is very much enraged at the tsmery Of the
Greenville National linton In hosting the name or
General John O. Brown ss its choice for Governor
Mr.. Johnson Is known to favor General Quaries for
gubernatorial honors as being democrat and hav<
Ing supported MIN for the position Of United STATED
Senator. Johnson is said TO own considerable stocl1
In the Union ana they design crushing that j0urna1
In their power to DO The ex-President aayu
the "old wings are trying TO take everything
Inc Knoxville Chronicle states that J. M. Olem-
entson Is siumping in Monroe county, Tennessee,
win view to securing the democratic nomination
ior congress. On the other hand, the Athens Post
says Mr. Clementson Is absent, but VIII probably be
canoidate Tor reelection to the State Senate.
Clem Is evidently IN for something.
Inc republican party In the First Congressional
district IN Tennessee Is said TO be In a bad way
Dissenslons in the ranks and bitter rvalrles among
che leaders arc leading TO Its disintegration. tho
widows r, bber, Butler has many rivals and while
they diner among themselves, they are all working
to the same end, viz. his political martyrdom
the Greenevllle frenn.) National Unton announces
that ex-President Andrew johnson viii not be q
candidate for Congress.
Colonel A. s. Coyar is a candidate for the nomina-
ton for Governor OF Tennessee.
An attempt to postpone the Tennessee Democratic
State Convention from September I3 has been made
but II failed.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
rropbIc About thc Ceiored Vote In Pcapsyl.
vania.

TrosbIe About she Ceiored Vote In Peassyl.
PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Geary has issued proclamation under
date August 81 reciting various amendments TO the
National and state laws By copy, and declaring that
It has come to his knowledge that there Is now q
deficient enforcement Of the Fifteenth Amendment
In Montgomery county, concluding a. follows:-
And whereas, II is my constitutional and ofncial
duty TO take care that the laws be faithfully exc
cnted. ana 1t has come TO my knowledge that sundry
assessors and registers OF voters have refused and
are refusing 10 assess and register divers coloed
male citizens OF the lawful age and otherwise quail
lied as electors.
Now, therefore, In consideration OF the premises,
the County commissioners Of said county are here
by notlled and directed TO instruct the several as
SCISSORS and registers OF voters therein obey and
conform TO the requirements Of said constitutional
amendments ana laws and the sheriff OF said county
IL hereby authorized ana required to publish In his
election proclamation for the next ensuing election
the herein recited constitutional amendment act OF
Congress and act OF the Legislature the end that
the same may be known executed and obeyed by
ali assessors registers OF voters election oicers and
Others and that The rights aud privileges guaran-
teed therein may be secured to all the citizens or the
Commonwealth entitled TO the same.
JOHN W. GEARY.
The New York herald., 1870-08-30

DRY WEATHER-The Utica Observer states that
many farmers between Greene and Bnghamton
actually 'i0dderingn their cattle. Their pastures
are so dry that they have resort TO feeding their
cattie as they do Ia tho winter order TO sustain
Me,
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Tie True american states that tits very generally
conceded among the best informed as to the polti.
cal situation IN the First district that W. Hazelton
viii be nominated to succeed William Moore in the
next Congress.
Robert Rushing, OF Hackettstown, Is spoken OF In
connection with the republican nomination for Con
gress IN the Third district this fall.
Jesse NJ. Sharp ex-SheriT King and Augustus W.
Cutler are spoken Of In connection with The demo-
cratic nomination for state Senator Morris county,
and George Richards, OF Dover with the republican,
nomination.
Morris county Will elect new sheriff this iall The
principal candidates talked Of among the repuDll-
cans thus far are 7. n Bentley, OF Randolph Isaac
II. Kingsland, OF Boonton. ana Theo. W. Phoenix, OF
MendhaIn Among the democracy, Warren Burnct,
OF Chatham; Charles Arrowsmith, OF Passaic: Maii.
Ion q. Munson and Charles A. Gulen, Of Randolph.
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Congressional Nominations in Indiana.
The candidates for Congress OF both parties In
Indiana have been selected as follows;-
Congressional Nominn tions IN Ioyyn.

The republican nominations for Congress IN Iowa
are now complete. They are
First dstrict-Georce W. McCrary.
Second district-Wlillam Smyth.
Third dlstrict--Wiam G. DOnan.
Fourth distrlct-M. NJ. Walden.
FiIth district-F. W. Palmer
Sixth dlstrict-Jackson Orr.
OF these Messrs McCrary, Smyth and Palmer are
now In Congress rne others VIII be new men in the
House II elected as they probably VIII be.
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the war, the whole political system Of Europe win
erto understood. II about to expire. Ia It's stead
VIII appear better system-that Of non-interven-
tion and OF allowing every national unit 10 attain
more divided by sympathies, fears and hopes than
Austria II ls dicult TO give account OF what IL
going on here and what is felt; for there are few
men who can tell what they wish and what they
nope Tor They merely trust TO Providence and
The New York herald., 1870-08-30

THE LAST SLAVE SoLD.-Tt may not be generally
known that the last sale OF slave in The south Oc-
Cured In Virginia. News had just reached the val
ley OF the retreat OF Lees army from Petersburg.
when gentleman offered slave to farmer OF
Aogdsta county. Alter some higgling the bargain
was closed by barterlng the negro OF for 100 cab
bage plants.-N0,,fosk Journal.
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The Great King of Pain !
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A CARD.

nR. MoBRIDE-MY DEAR SIR: FOR THE
IL last Elk or seven years | have been afflicted
with rheumatic pains, from my knees down,
embracing all tho joints OF ankle and toes.
These pains have come upon Inc periodically
every year about this season oil. the year. Ny
knees, and ankles, and toe Joints, and my wrists
and finger Joints would swell. and leave mo In
the most agonizing pain, known only 10 those
who have suffered from this dread malldy.
These palms would continue for q period OF from
been regular, unailIug annual visitors. I,havc
been accustomed to apply for relief TO the best
citizens Of San Francisco, and have not failed
TO use all the most popular remedies known to
tho public. ! would sometimes receive tempo
rary relief, after long continued application, but
It would never fail TO return In q few days, with
increased severity.
About two weeks ago, while my pains were
upon me. I saw you az the corner OF one OF our
streets, and heard what You said about yonr
king of Pains" confess TINT I listened TO
you with deep d%istrust; indeed, may say that
| did net believe your statements. "Still,"
thought I, ats only o dollar, and Ill patronize
the E.humbug' one dollars WORTH" bought q
bottle, and triod II 6rst on my knee, which was
ieariully swollen, and from which ! suffered
very severely. The second night I tried It again,
and, my dear Doctor, you can judge OF my sur;
prise, ecstacy and delight altogether, when ]
found on rising the second morning, that my
pains were entirely gone and the swelling en-
Itirely gone. My knee Joints were supple and
SIghth, I was q Joung man, and l actually danced
Nth delight, much TO the amusement Of my
3ends, who had been In the habit OF regarding
n a. q decrepid old rheumatic. 1t has now
b In two weeks. and I have not felt the least
81 bptom Of return. l believe | am cured, and j
ri 10 grateful to you that ! offer you this state
m Il, verified BY my oath. to be used by you In
VII tever way You may think proper, for I feel
Il Hduty to let Others similarly afflicted know
WI 70 they can ind relief.
am you're, very truly,
RAPHAEL L00KAYSE.
81 Francisco, October 10th, 1859.
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sIs rnIScI,oo. October asd. 1seo.

SAN Francisco, October ed, 1860.
nR. McBRIDE-DEhR SIR: ABOUT
~ three weeks ago / purchased a bottle OF
your KING OF PAIN. to try and relieve the
pain In my hip, which for a long time had been
tImc with the hip disease, and my suffering at
times has been very great, and | have tried
more - sure cares" for pain than thGye fingers
and toes. but until ] applied the KING OF
PAIN TO my hip l had never been entirely free
nom pain. I am now fully satisfied that II 10
not q humbug, as I thought at first, and, II Il
will be interesting TO You, | will relate Its effects
In another case which occurred this afternoon.
I called on Mrs. Margaret Clark, an aequalnt:
ance, this afternoon, about three o'clock, and
she informed me that she was subject to very
severe attacks Of neuralgia, which completely
Frustrated her for q long time, and that she was
nearly insane from pain the day proyious. While
there she was attacked with It again, and |
never saw 7 person suffer so much In my lie:
I think that no one conld sl6er long as she did
without becoming entirely ninne. 1 started ior
the Orleans Hotel, as soon as ! thought OF your
most excellent medicine, and mace good timc
for a cripple. When I returned. / applied II
to the whole OF her head and neck, rubbing II
we'll In. I had TO leave In q very faw minutes
LEFT. dropped In q littlc aiter six o'clock this
evening, about three hours after the fret appll-
cation, expecting to find her still on the sick
list, as I had hoped for but partial relief; but
imagine my surprise when I learned that. she
had lust prepared supper. and ryas feeling on:
tireiy free from pain. n you could have heard
her grateful Acknowledgements for the great re-
lief experienced, you would have felt amply re-
paid for your gratnitous services rendered while
In this city. Please accept my most sincere
thanks for my own part, and believe me to be
Your most obedient,
WIN. II. CLARK,
1,4l0 Leavonworh street.
% q Nfra Ninrk rpailna on MISSION street,
near THIRD.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
An ordinance Providing for the
Arrest OF Certain Esirny Animals.

AU ~
Arrest OF Certain Esirny Animals.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town OF Gold Hill do ordnln as follows:
SECTION 1. The Marshal, and all Policemen
nuder his direction, shall arrest and take into
custody all goats found ya2rant within The In:
corporate limits Of the town Of Gold Hill, md
combine them In some secure place to be pro.
yided BY him ut the coat Of the town. They
may also be taken up by any other person, who
shall commit them TO the custody Of the Marshal
or any Policeman Of the town Of Gold Hill.
SEC {. Tho Marshal shall keep . irue and
faithful record OF the number and description OF
all goats taken or brought into his custody. and
The date and manner Of their disposal; and he
shall also keep conspicuously posted at the on.
trance OF tho yard, barn, stable, or place where
the said goats arc secured, as provided In Bee.
ton / Of this Ordinance, 4 list Of all such goats
therein detained.
der the provisions OF this Ordinance, u not re.
claimed within Ave days thereafter, shall be I'D.
~vcrtiied In q newspaper published In the town
OF Gold Hill, for wv days, and amer such adver.
tisement the Marshal may sell or destroy, II
found worthless, oil ,uch goats not reclaimed.
SEC. 4. The Marshal shall provide necessary
subsistence for oil such goats while In his Gus
tody. The owner Of any such goat or goats
taken up aud kept In custody by the Marshal.
may at any time, before the sale or other diepo.
sition thereof, redeem the IN by paying TO the
Marshal his proper fees and charges 'or keeping.
together with the costs Of advertising as herein
provided. II not go redeemed the Marshal may
sell and dispose OF such goat or goats'aftcr nd-
yertiscmeni, and out OF the proceeds from such
sale, after payment Of the costs OF advertising,
retain tho fees and charges herein authorized.
and pay the balance remaining In his hands Into
the town treasury. for the use OF the owners OF
said goats, II claimed within three MONTH";.
SEQ. 8. Tho charges upon fnch goats shall be
as follows: For each goat, 1ty conts per day for
keeping, aud one dollar ard my cents for ar.
resting and driving. =.
SEc.6 Q. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be In force nom and after the 18th day Of March,
VIM. D. C. GIBSON,
President Board Of Trustees.
VIZ. HI DoASE. Clerk.
Gold Hill, March 8, 1870. mhS.tf
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STATE or cAnross1a,

= STATE or CALIFORNIA,
Cityland County OF San Francisco.
OF this 10th day Of October, 1869, personally
APPEARED before me-, . Justice OF the Peace In
and for the city and county OF san Frnncisce
DO the person who signed the foregoing letter;
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Justice OF the Peace.
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TO MINERS.

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"A ieal Miners to run Q tunnel Into . miac,
tho privilege OF q further extension. Proposals
""O JAMES MOORE, Gold HUI,
Or, WILLIAM SADDLER, Silver CITY.
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