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E,ioht Per Gent. Bonds

Now offered are limited in amount to sl2 800 per
mile, and are for ? 600 GOO each, interest pay
able January and July, at the rate oi per cent Cur
rency per ceut Gold at the option of the holder,
Bonds registered if desired.
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company
are Hon. Il. Il. Morgan, EX Governor and EN-U. $.
Senator; Hon. John A. Grswold, EX- Lieutenant
Governor, Troy, N. Y. Hon. Oakes Ames, NJ. c.
Massachusetts; Messrs Morton, Bliss & Co., l.. Won
Hoffman < Co., j. & w. Selisman & Co., Harrison
Durkcc, and others, OF New York; benjamin Il.
Bates, President Bank OF Commerce, Franklin Iia-
vens, President Merchants Bank Boston and others,
also well known.
! he above statement of facts proves the SAf Ely
of these Bonds. Their PROFIT is equally manifest t
upon eNt mination. They sold for the present at
SD, and accrued interest from July lst. At this
price they afford certain income for forty five years
of nearly nine per cent upon their cost. One thou
sand dollars invested in these eight per cent bonds
will give the purchaser more than seoenty per
cent. greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the new Government Five Per Cents,
while holders of Government SiNes will find de-
cded profit in selling them 1T present high prices
and rc-invcsting i'll the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas I.onds
SubscriptiOus will be received in Rfltast.
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PxOSaHECE. The Democrats of Prospect
Are requested TO meet in Caucus at the SCHOOL
HOUSE, in Dist. No. 81 in Prospect, on Thursday
the 2ith inst, at O'Clock, +. NJ, for the purpose of
clcctng delegates to attend the County Convention
10 be holden at Belfast the 10Th OF August, ioI
The nomination OF County Attorney, County Com
mSsi"ncrS, County Treasures and Senator's
Per Order.
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MARRIED..

In So. Montvie, Aug 13, by Rev. Il. Knowlton
arthur L., Ripley Of Appleton, and Miss Medora A
Gilmore OF Searsmont.
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THE CONFESSIONS on An INVALID.

- Bt.lSllED rs 4 warning and for the benefit Of
Il goHhg men aad others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility &c, supplying HE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
Written by one who cured him Elf, and sent tree
on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NAfHtNitI. MAYFAIE, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
6m45sp,
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THORNDIKE r. The Democrats of Thorn.
dixie are requested to meet at the TOWN HOUSE,
in said town, on Wednesday the I'd, at O'Clock
L. NJ, to choose delegates to the Democratic County
Convention, to be holden at Belfast the goth day OF
August. Per Order.
1horndke, Aug. II, 1871.
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TO ALL PERSONS.
BOTH SICK AND WELL

BO n SICK AND WELL.
If Long Life Of Health and Happiness
is desired, let these Bitt,rs be taken particularly
in the Spring rHd Warm Seasons of the year. and
especially by the following classes of people
The MECHANIC, who, from his constant in.
door lahorE, not having sufficient access TO tho
bracing anl refreshing air out of doors, becomes
weakened at the stomach, nervous pale and sckly,
his food not rclishinG nor properly dgesting. He
should take these Bitters, and freely too, in or
der to get his system up, right and strong and in
prime condition 10 90 through the warm weather
i'll good shape with his constant daily labors, The
cxhil;trating and cleansing power of the Dock
Root, Dandelion, Poplar, and Prckly Ash Bark
is what Will bring him up, and make him. physi-
callN speaking, once more man! The
MILL CPER ATiVE will find this Medicine
the very thlng To cleanse the blood and strengthen
The system and ray mild dnd pleasant TO take.
The PALE AND ONCE BEAUTIFUL
LADA has but to take this compound freely, and
she will be speedily restored to health, beauty
and bu0yancy. The HONEST FARMER,
the CLERGYMAN and LAWYER, and
is your Medicine After once using it, you will
never be without it. 1t will improve You twenty
five per cent. The MARINER will find it the
best medicine in the world for his use; it makes
him, while at sea, hearty and rugged and capable
of great endurance and exposure and when on
shore it rcnovatcs his blood, and restores and re-
pairs his system.
The Largest Bottle, the Lowest Price,
and the most ETectuaI Remedy
In the World.
Diploma awarded by the Massachusetts Chari-
tablt. Mechanic tsspYi.tinl
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In making their report, for some rea-
son, the Finance Committee, have made
some change in the funds Their report
exactly is rs follows:
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rNlIE subscribers hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that they have been duly appointed
and taken upon themselves the trust of Executors OF
the last will of John Moody late of Searsmont in the
County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond as The law
directs they therefore request all persons who are
indebted to said dccease's estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the Same for settlement to them.
WIN. III. FOGI.ER,
3Wti IJICf ANN MOODY
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r o n : = p

E"" s."r
e,, THE HOUSE AND LAND OF
~ zhtSA~ the subscriber, situated near the
- ~ Upper Krdgrin Belfast The II ousv
ii44flfHi441 ia story nd half new and inprU,
ed finish, aud in first rate order.
HAS about two OF land we'll fenced with nice
orchard of young trees, md everything In complete
order. he whole will be sold at it bargain
HIRAM T.. WRIGHT.
Apply to SIMEON A. HEArn, near the pTeIutsrs,
belfast, Aug. :, lell, Jwj'
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" - II = L. e
a FINE SITUATION IN WALDOBORO,
containing House, Barn, and W ood House; well
Of good water an Orchard of thirty forty trees,
with Plum and Cherry Red and Black Currants ;
Cranberry Bog, and land enough to keep two Cows ;
handy to mills and within few minutes walk TO the
steamboat and To be sold at \ harguin il APP
Piled for soon. For further particulars inquire of
CHARLES BROWN.
Waldob )ro, Aug. g. 1871. 3w5f
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NAMES DECAY

A Visit to Stockton-The Deserted Streets
and Yards-A Conversation with Hon. N.
G. Hichborn, President of the Ship
Builders Associato n-Republican Iesti-
mony An Earnest Republican Speaks
Earnestly Concerning the Ruinous Tariff
and the Shipping Interest, Etc, Etc.
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PARKS HOUSE, 1~1 WAsHISGroN ST. Bos-
TON. IL is the intention of the proprietor, Mr..
Boynton, Ia make the Parks House one of the
most economical and popular dining and Iodg-
ing houses in he city. The prices established
here are Very reasonable.
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UTAH.
Inc Mormon Patriarch too Ill TO
Appear IN Court.
The Mayor of Salt Lake Arrested.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 3.-Brigham Young
was too Ill TO appear in Court this morning.
ana MS arraignInent was therefore post
poned. He remains at his residence in the
custody of q. s. Deputy Marshal. The
arrest has created some sensation, but no
popular excitement.
zen. ii. A. Morris, formerly in command
mere, arrived last night under orders to re-
port at Camp Douglass. He was welcomed
on the streets to-day enthusiastically. A
company of Cavalry from EoIt Steele. and
iuil battery from Fort Halleck are ex-
pected here tomorrow. About 500 troops
are now in camp.
LATER.-In court this morning the
counsel for Brigham Young having stated
that he was sick and not able to appear.
moved that he be admitted to bail. Judge
Mckeen said if the prisoner was sick he
might remain in his house and not he
guarded for the present, but that a motion
to admit to bail could not be entertained
until the prisoner appear at the Bar Of the
court.
In Hawkins case, the motion made to
qnash the Indictment was oyerruled. and
time granted to file plea of abatement.
All is quiet, with no Indication of troublc
Daniel II. Wells Mayor of Salt Lake CITY
and third President of the Mormon Church.
was arrested this afternoon by United
states Marshal Patrick, upon an Indictment
OF the Grand Jury, charging him under the
tab statue with lewdly and lasciviously CO.
habiting with one Louisa Free, whom Wells
claims as one of his wives. The accused
was taken before Judge Mexican and held
to bail in $500 to answer at the present
term Of Court. In this case as in that of
81 Brigham Young similar charge, Major
Charles H. Hehnstead, and Hon. Samuel
Fitch are counsel for defense.
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TO- CHICAGO.
Theodore Tilton's Theory of Free Love.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Theodore Tilton has
addressed letter TO the Chicago Journal.
which is published this evening, in which
he gives his views of marriage and divorce.
He gives an epitome of his creed as fol-
lows:
| believe in the love of one man and one
Woman-these twain-these only, and these
to the utermost. So long as this pair faith
fully love each other, neither of the two is
free to seek elsewhere another mate. To
do so would, IN my view, be treachery to
human nature, a crime against the soul.
believe that this pure love between two
congenial breasts, each finding hearts ease
in the other, is the only moral, and there
fore, the only possible justification of any
union, whether Of marriage or otherwise,
by which these twain become one flesh. |
believe marriage covenant is a contract
whose essential terms are to love. to honor
and to cherish, and to remain in force accord
ing tOits own Specifications just so long as the
two parties continue to love and honor and
to cherish, ard is, ipso facto, ended when
instead of loving, they hate, and instead of
honoring, they despise, and instead of cher
ishing, they loathe. | believe that civil law,
in compelling either or both parties to such
a broken contract, to abide together as hus-
band and wife, is compulsiOn for which
find no sanction in the Christian religion,
and which is the greatest despOtism in the
existing legislation of States and nations.
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Political Pressure.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 3.-Gen Lagrange.
Superintendent Of the Mint, has notified a
number sof old Republican employees that
IN consequence Of political pressure he must
dispense with their services. Their success
Sors are supposed to be favorable TO a con-
tinuance of the present Administration.
The official vote of the State has not Vet
been obtained. The returns are still in
complete.
Lynch Law.
Norton and Black, two escaped Nevada
State prison convicts, are supposed to have
been hanged by ranchmen in revenge for
the murder of Poor, the expressman. Bige-
low and McCue, two more of the escaped
men were captured near Spencerville, Cal,
Sunday.
Smallpox and SunstrOke.
Smallpox is very severe in Walla Walla,
Oregon.
Intense heat continues throughout CALI
fOrnia, with many fatal cases of sunstroke.
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Later-Tweed Arriyes-TWenty Car
Loads Of ROuxhs on Their Way.
CONNECTICUT.
Town Elections.

sew HAVEN, Oct. Sin the New Hs-
va city election yesterday, six out Of eight
wards vert Republican. The city govern
lneut " N lje thoroughly Republican. The
Democrats elected Town Clerk and Select
mon b, greatly reduced majorities.
HARTFoED, Conn, Oct. 3.-In the
,own election hcld to-day, the Republicans
Won great victory, eleding A. G. Stillmsn
over r. a. Marsh. first Selectman, by ma
ip;ity Of "a. Only one Democrat was
elected Oh the Board. The Democrats
elected B,vi WoodhouSe Town Clerk by a
Elaiority Of l9l; John Fiuney, Collector, by
II majority, anI one grand juror. All the
r,55 of the 0cfiiers chosen were Republicans
l1 = majority Of from 600 10 400.
New Britain West Hartford, Vernon and
Waa.heIfUri have also gone Republican.
HARrFuUD, CoNN.. Oc. 3.-Returns
fe,m III towns show that the Republicans
carried OF Monday 6I. Democrats 81. and
10 HiXed tickets We're elected.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAsss.

Hon. VIM. II. Seward arrived in New
York Yesterday from his trip around the
world. -.
Gen. jos. TOtten, who was Gen. Lyons
principal artillery officer at the battle OF
Wilson's Greek. and who subsequently,
served under several Generals during the
war, died yesterday at SsdaGa, Mo.
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THE TURF.
Mystic Park.

BosToN, Oct. 3.-The fall meeting Of
Mystic Park opened to-day. First race,
purse 5000, for horses Of the three minute
class, was won by Joe. Time 2:323, 2:26,
2:26s. Second race, 5000, for horses that
had never beaten 2:24, was won by
Draco Prince. Time 2:26g, 2:2itt, 2:26ss,
22ss.
The we'll known Black Legs of Conors
liza, been sold for $4,000.
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CASSIUS M. CLAY.
Tae Evolution OF Politics from the
Garden Of Eden.

n. LOUIS o.. 3.-GIssiuS VI. Clay
Srokc.hcrr tonight TO u large audience. He
Was intiuducrd by EX-Goy. Standard.
onite number Of prominent persons Were
n.l the platform. Mr.. Clay traced the de-
,.Iormlent II the human race from the ear
lest known period of its existence. He be-
li~yed the present civilization was the high
a., vet attained and thought the condition Of
ne American people better now than at any
previous time. He said the present political
>i.uatinn slsould be accepted. The great
mass Of the Northern people have no an-
iipatby TO hc Southern people, and desire
in live under under one indivisable govern
rl,,ni. Il IS only the Democrats who have
zone into the Republican party that are
! .splug up agitation and endeavoring to set
=, whites against the blacks. He travelled
,.,..- /, good dead Of the same ground that
s uat1r SChIrz has, and was even more Sc
we're upon President Grant than that Sena-
tor iS.
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To British subjects.
NEW YORK.
Reported Conspiracy to Annex Mexico


n
l. "a
The Grand Jury TO sit during Election.
! NEW YORK, Oct. Sat the opening Of
/ the court of Oyer and Ter1niner this morn
/ ing, Judge Barnard in his charge to the
! Grand Jury alluded to the irregularities ex-
isting in the city government, and said that
one evil which should be stopped was the
taking Of Illegal fees by the city and county
officials. The election laws were flagrantly
violated. 1t was his intention TO keep the
Grand Jury in session until after the cleo
ton, SO as to secure the people fair cleo
ton. In this connection he enlarged on the
general corruption, and announced it as a
fact that nearly all the fast horses and fast
women of this city were supported from
the city treasury. How about Jim Fisk p
Radical Caucus. b..
The State Central Committee of the Re
publican party held secret session at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. The only bu-
siness transacted was the appointment Of an
Executive Committee to report on the best
means of carrying out the resolutions of the
Convention on the consolidation of the dis
tricts Of the city.
Judge Barnard has been renominated by
the Republicans for Justice of the Supreme
Cont. 1t is understood the Democrats will
make the same nomination.
Warning ON the Harpers.
The Post says: We are informed that
Mayor Hall has undertaken to suppress
HdTperis Weekly in the street as lbellous
and indecent
Another FIeeeed Community.
Dir. Geraghty, Inspector in the Water
Morris at larca.xr ioxa
discharged from that department, now
makes disclosures of fraudulent transactions
on the part of municipal authorities. It is
expected that charges win be preferred
against at least one member of the city gov
ernment.
Farewell 10 Nilsson.
This afternoon a reception was given by
Miss Christine Nilsson on board the Swed- |
ish frigate Josefne, now lying in the harbor. |
a splendid collation. was served in honor of |
the distinguished guests. On leaving, the |
sailors manned the rigging and a parting |
salute was fired from the vessel. -
Going to Annex Mexico.
Reliable information has been received |
here that there exists a widespread organiza- /
ton Of eX-Confederate officers, soldiers and |
politicians, including. also, many persons
who served in the Federal army, whose pur-
pose is to bring about the annexation of
Mexico, peaceably if they can, forcibly if
they must. This organization expects to
secure the annexation of Mexico within
i've years. Joseph Z. Johnston, the famous
Confederate General, is chief of the organi-
,ation; Rosecrans is in sympathy with the
movement, and John a. Logan is also
lamed as one of the prominent members.
{ is believed that Juarez himself is not
to the objects sought. The de-
nsnd for annexation is to begin in Mexico.
newspapers advocating the cause will soon
II started there and the coming winter will
ee the fruits of a movement long contem-
slated, but only now about to be sprung
lpOn the two republics.
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PER "A.
Famine, Flood, PesttIence, Insurrec-
ton and Invasion.

Fatnlue, EAOOO, SeSItlence, Ansurrec-
tiOn and Invasion.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Mr. Savel Dickinson
writes from Techeran,on the It'll Of Septem-
Der, giving an account Of the condition of
affairs in the famine stricken province of
SchOrassan. He says that in the month of
July 5000 persons perished III the city of
Meshel and that forty thousand inhabitants
Of the province had been carried into slavery
by Affghans who had taken advantage ofthe
general disOrganizatiOn to make incursiOnS
for plunder. The bakers demanded such
exorbitant prices for bread that the author
tiles had interviewed and number of eXtor-
TONERS had been executed.
Mr.. Dickenson says that the country is
disturbed by frequent Instructions. The
pestilence still RACES and its horrors are in
creased by destructive foundations. Yet,
notwithstanding the fearful situation Of the
country and people, the Persian Govern
ment has refused to avail itself Of aid prof
erred by the Governments Of Great Britain
and Russia.
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THE fair at Union City opened yesterday,
and in the afternoonGen. Bate, of this city,
addressed large and intelligent crowd of
citizens. The address was able and elo-
quent, and was well received. We shall
publish. 1t as soon as the pressure upon our
columns win permit.
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ROCHESTER,.
The Democratic State Convention
Gathering.
A Lively Contest Anticipated.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-A Rochester special
saws the platform of the convention, as is
foresIadowed by prominent delegates, viii
denuuuce New York frauds, and demand a
repeal Of the present city charter and cleo
tion by the people Of all officials, and call
on the district attorney 10 prosecute at once
all those charged with fraud to the end that
guilty ones may be brought to punishment.
VIII Tammany be Recognized?
Mr.. T1den to-day refused to call meet
ing Of the State central committee, expect
Ing thereby it is said TO be able to appoint
temporary chairman himself and exclude
the Tammany delegation.
Arrangements are completed by the Tam
many Hall General Committee to fire l 1000
gUlfS in different parts of the city on the
announcement of the nominees for State
Officers by the Democratic State Conven-
tion, whether the Tammsny Hall delegates
aTy admitted or not to the convention.
CanVassing.
ROCHESTER. Oct 3.-Up to o'clock
thi, evening there was no change in the situ-
stipn Of the New York delegation question.
Among those named as candidates for nomi-
l-a;iuu are the following: For Secretary of
State. p. Killers and John p. Hubbard, Jr.;
for Comptroller, Lucius Robinson, George
Cuylrr and b. Davis Nixon; for Treasurer,
Gc5rge W. Cuyler and ID. J. Halstead; for
Attorney General, Gen. Smith, n. W.
Weed j. Thomas Springs, Lorenzo ID.
Morris and Albertus Pry; for State Prison
Inspector. ID. B. Mcneil. ID. b. Jones and
J. ". Kline; for Canal Commissioner, Geo.
W Chapman and - Aellman; for State
Eugtneer. V. K. Richmond. W. r. Wolrath
aud - 0lmstead.
Later-Tweed ArriyeS-TWeBty Car
Loads Of ROuxhs ON Their Way.
senator Tweed and T. Fields reached this
CITY with a large delegation of New Workers
about 10 O'Clock this evening. On entering
ilie Osborne House. Tweed was greeted
with applause.
Appearances are indicative Of severe
GaiIL in the convention tomorrow. 1t is
stated That the state Committee proposed
- temporary chairman to Tammany one of
It's bitterest enemies. and the proposition
Nas promptly and indignantly rejected. Re
ports are in circulation that twenty car
lasds II roughs are on their way to this
citv from New York, and that the police
viii h. brought to the convention in strong
f,rce to preserve order. L. Robinson, it is
thought. viii t,, temporary chairman.
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Best and Fastest Trotting Mare in har-
ness-Premium to +. B. EllistOn.
Best aged mare, years old and over
Premium to B. +. COckrill.
Best mare, years old and under f.
Premium to Lizzie Hoover, property of
E. y. EllistOn.
Best mare years old and under s.
Premium to Gen. w. G.. Harding.
Best sucking under year-Premium to
Gen. e.. UarEnc.
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PARIS, Oct. s.-Secret agents Of Napo-s
poIeon. who have been intriguing fur Che
restoration of the empire have been arrested
here. .-. --
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Wrecked In the Bay of Biscay.

wrecked In the BAY Oh hlSc;ay.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The ship James Booth
foudered in the Bay of Biscay in late
storm. Fourteen men We're drowned.
Treat for Gotham.
Southern, the actor, and wife sailed for
New York to-day.
Lords
NEW YORK. Oct.-The London Tele-
gram of Sept. 23d says the Birmingham Lib
eral Association has addressed circular to
the liberal members for Parliamentary Bur-
rouShs on the subject Of reform of the
House of Lords. The circular says: 1--WE
believe the time has arrived when hereditary
principles which neither ensure wisdom in
the individunl nor patriotism in the body
must be abolished; when the second Cham
ber must be brought into unison with the
popular sympathieS. and when the mdoubt-
ed right of the House Of Commons to carry
the will of the people into action over all
opposing interests and AUTHORITIES must he
Secured.m''
POrfentOas to the EstabIIsE1e,I Church.
From an editorial in the London TImee
of Sept. 23.-"A. Portent is announced
from Scotland. 4 Bishop and Archbishop
have appeared in the pulpit Of a Scotch
Kirk and conducted Divine service there
The announcement has given rs severe, a
shock as might have been expected to the
sensitive ecclesiastical nerves on this side of
the Tweed. A well known Archdeacon
declares that by conducting the worship of
PRESBYTERIAN Chapel these prelates have
forfeited their own claim to the exclusive
privileges, endowments and position of
Bishops Of the church of England, and that
they are henceforth morally disqualified
from prosecuting any of the inferior clergy
for breach Of law. Men of another tenn
per welcome the event as an abandonment
Of sacertatal claims, public recognition Of
non-Episcopal Churches and the com
mencing system of reciprocity in pulpits."
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Refinement of Torture-TantRlu us
EcItpsed.

PHLADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-JeIry DNey, a
oplored man, who has been in prison during
II years past, for murder committed in
1857, died in prison to-day, he has been all
the time under sentence of death with
warrant for his execution unsigned.
The Loyal League.
At the meeting of the National Executive
Committee Of the Union LEAGUE of Ameri-
CO to-day, statements Of the condition of the
Union League in Louisiana were submitted.
and Thos. W. Conway, of New Orleans
WAS removed from Office as State member
on account of his action adverse to the
league in that State. A circular was adop-
ted to he sent 10 all members of the Union
League. After traiSSacting some secret
business in connection with the campaign.
the committee adjourned.