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't0te, aud believing that the lives Of the MEM
bers of the Legislature were, or would be,
endangered In case an organization under the
law was attempted, the pose was furnished
with the request that care should be taken
that no member of the Legislature returned
by ths Returning Board should be elected
from the floor. This military posse performed
It's duty under directions from The Governor
Of the State, and removed from the floor of
the House those persons illegally seated, and
who had no legal righs there wliereupon the
Democrats rose aud left the House, aud tho
remaining members proceeded to effect an or
ganization under the State laws.
IMPARTIAL CONDUCT OF THE TROOPS.
In all this turmoil, in which bloodshed was
imminent the military posse behaved with
great discretion. When Mr.. Wilt. the usurp-
ing Speaker of the House, called for troops to
prevent bloodshed, they, we're given him !;
when the Governor of the STATE called for n
posse for the same purpose and to enforce the
law, it was furnished also Had this not been
done it was my firm belief that scenes of
bloodshed would have ensued.
(Signed.) p. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
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WoNpERFuL SUCCESS.

Three years ago DIR. Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
from Germany for the cure of coughs, severe
colds settled ON the breast, Consumption and
other diseases of the Throat and Lungs
No medicine ever had such a success. $780,
600 sample bottles have been distributed every
year for three years by druggists in all parts
Of the United States and nearly 1000 letters
from Druggists are now on our files, saying
that no other preparation in their stores sells
rs wen and gives such excellent satisfaction
All we ask is for you to 60 to your Druggist
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try
II. Regular size Is cents. For sale at New
Hope by II. Calvin Robbins, and in Lambert
vile by Robbins and Severns and G. f.
Moore. 4a aa
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THE PENNINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
This newly constructed edifce, will be ded-
icated to the worship of Almighty God on the
14th day of January. The occasion will doubt
less attract large number of people. The
incidents connected with the history Of the
Church--its age, and its destruction BY fire
the energy Of the people in the speedy cree
ton of the present new and beautiful ediiice,
will all conspire to lend interest to the occa-
sion.
The following is the programme Of services
to be observed: aa
Services to commence at II o'clock, A. M.
Dedcatory sermon by Rev. Dir. Duryea OF
Brooklyn. OBLIGATORY prayer by the pastor.
Evening services at o'clock. Historical
statement by Rev. c. Hale ; short addresses
by some OF the ministry and members of the
Presbytery. tf7 'efs zs
Friday evening,at Z o'clock. sermon by Rev.
Dr. Thomas Murphy, of Philadelphia. Sub
ject, "Church Work
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock, prepare
tory lecture.
Sabbath morning, at 1890, sermon by tho
pastor. Administration of the Lords Sup.
per. Immediately after morning services,
dedication of Sabbath school room.
Sabbath evening, at Z o'clock, Rey. DR..
Green, of Princeton, will preach.
Monday evening" at 7 o'clock, dedication Of
the prayer meeting room.
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THE MARKETS.
7777777777777777 - =
MARRIAGES.

GREEN oBEIsSoN.--At Baptisttown, Dee. oath, at
the rcsid nee OF the brides parents by the Rev. ).
Sproul Augustus Green to Eta, daughter of Daniel
h, Robertson. SIR
WILLIAMSON NJ BOW MA January 3D. at the resi-
dfnce of the brides father. by Elder Robeson Hyde
Cornelius Williamson, of Sand Brook to Mary Jane
Bowman, OF Croton.
RIDDLE---MACK December s1st at the residence of
the brida's father in Easton by Rev. c. s. Conkling
William Riddle, OF New Hampton to Ida ). Mack,
only daughter of L. II. Mack. j,
MAN-Y0UNG.-peeember sist ty Rev G. J.
Winans, assisted by Rev. q. w. .lattenber DAM
NJ sh'arman, of carksviile, to ,eergc a. Young, OF
Three Bridges.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snth. at the NJ. +.
PARSONAGE SergaAntsve, by Rev r q. Rucknian, Geo.
Fuper, Of Pennington, to Mary {. Reading of Rose
mont.
SERGEANr--SINE .--Decembcr S0th at the residence
ofths brides parentnear Sergeantsyills by the same
James Sergeant, of Stockton, 10 Lorinda A. Sine.
sNuoK-GORDON.--Dccem cath. by Rev. Dr. Mes
sick Joseph c. Shook, of Hillsborough township to
Cornea Gordon, Of woodvills-all Of Somerset Coun-
ty. 81 a T m
TopD-MArHEws,--Jan. 9Th, 1873, by Rev D. Hew-
it, of Rngoes, Charles Todd Jr, 10 Cornea B. Math-
ews, OF West Amwelll Hunterdon Co MI.
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THE LEarsLATURE.--The N. J. Legislature
met yesterday. The Senate organized by the
election of Hon. J. w. Taylor, of Essex, as
President N. w. Voorhees, of Hunterdon,
Clerk William Cloke, of Mercer, Assistant
Clerk and b. F. Wood, of Salem, Engross-
ing Clerk. The House organized by electing
Geo. O. Vanderbilt, of Mercer, Speaker /;
John Carpenter, IT., OF IIunterdon, for Clerk;
Chas. w. Jay, of Mercer Asst. Clerk and
Jas. P. Madden, of Hudson, Engrossing
Clerk. The Governors Message was pre-
sented to both Houses. We have not even
room for digest of It.
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Sepe,.e Cold,

A severe cough can be cured in Jew days,
by using DIR. BURToN's VEGETABLE CoUeH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is one of
best remedies known for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, and all affections of the throat or lungs
that may lead to consumption. Being of a
very healing nature, it cannot fail to be of
great benefit in all cases where the lungs or
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause
Sample bottles are TO be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores Of Robbins 81 Scverns, or G..
f. Moore, Lambertvlle, N. j., or II. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa.
1y.
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Ko THE AFFLIcTEp.--No matter under
what form Of sickness you labor, there is one
great truth you should keep In mind All
disease originates in an impure condition of
the blood. Purify that, and the disease must
depart; but You cannot purify the blood by
the use of poisonous drugs, and exhaustive
stimulants. The best Blood Purifier ever dis
covered is Dir. WALKERS famous VINEGAR
BIrrERs, compounded Of simple herbs
Dec. 90, A.
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then, in the name of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana, thanked Gen. De
Trobriand for his interference in behalf of law
and order, and the General withdrew.
ACTION OF THE REPUBLICANS
The Republicans had now generally with
drawn from the hall, and united in signing a
petition to the Governor. stating their GREW
ances and asking his aid, which petition,
signed by fifty-two legally returned members
of the House, is in my possession.
coSTEsTINe DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS SWORN
IN.
Immediately subsequent to the action of
Mr.. Wilt in ejectng the Clerk of the old
House. Mr.. Billion moved that two GENTLE
men from the Parish of De Soto one from
Winn, three from Boonvile, and one from
Iberia, who had not been returned by the Re-
turning Board, be sworn in as members. and
they were accordingly sworn in by Mr. Wiltz.
and took their seats on the floor as members
of the House. A motion was now made that
the House proceed with its permanent orga-
nization, and accordingly the roll was called
by Mr.. Trezevant, the acting Clerk, and
Wiltz was declared Speaker, aud Irrelevant
Clerk Of the House.
GOV. KELLOGG ASKS THE AID OF THE TROOPS.
Acting ON the protest made by the majority
of the House, the Governor now requested the
commanding General Of the department TO
aid him in restoring order. and enable the
legally returned members of the House to
proceed with IFS organization according to
law. This request was reasonable and in sc-
cordancc with law. Remembering wildly
the terrible massacres that took place in this
city on the assembling Of the Constitutional
Cobsentiop IN 1866, at the Mechanics, 1nsti,.
, 1875-05-26

Their Convention At ChnnrhtEr1-
Generous Hospitality Extended By
tho oCIttxcns-Exerctxea YeAterdny.

Their Convention at Champaign
Generous Hospitality Extended By
tho oCltixcns-Exerct@ea Yesterday.
sptetas Dispatch u The Chitaqa Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, tlAv 25.-Ths Illinois rrean
Aasocntlon aa.en,blod In this city to-day as $50
q. M, George Bcroegs, Esq. Of tile Champaign
Gazette presiding. Tbs welcoming addross WAS
doltscsed by Maj. George II. Mcconnell, On bo.
half Of tho Citlzcna' Association, which waa hap
ply responded to by President Bcroggs. followed
bJ tha annual ald,ess. The remainder OF the
forenoon Was occupied In tho reception Of new
members md dacharging tho usnal routine busi-
ness Of tho Association. In tie afternoon tho
members. many OF them accompanied b5 their
wives, were taken into tho prisato carriages OF
the citizens and driven to tho Blind Asylum,
whore they Witnessed list Of special e1crcises.
all very astonishing, and highly ct0'itah1o 10
Tho Faculty Of the Institution. ~ well ~ to tho
State: From there thor were takcn to the 1ios-
pstal for the Ins.ue. and made thorough in-
spection Of that institution. Thence to tho ros-
ervotr Of tho ctv. when ttey expressed them
sovea A. highly please with our maEnif-
.ion largo aadisoece gsth.red to l.sten 70
ago Evening journal. Subject: 'The Editorial
Conscience" and to tho poem Of c. Q.
sT'sf ei o 't hs Nsooo Msb ot fGe Gan s:n. en-
timenL"a 10th wero able productions, aud well
received. Tho andience moro then favored with
tho reading Of Will Chrloton spoen. 1.-THE Edi-
tors GnesEs," BY Mrs. Fletcher, rifc Of tho odl-
read and loudly applauded. Tonight there arc
from 159 10 175 editors hero, many OF them ac-
| oonpanied BY their wives. Thev are being en-
tortatned by onr etiEens With royal hoHpitality,
and Ill scem veil pleased and happy. To.mor-
| row will bo tho tnost interesting dAY Of tho
| nAAftoD.
, 1875-05-26
THE MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

The students ct That 1nstisutiun
Again Disgrace Therlar1vcs---aEn
Arbor Votes a 8ubAldy to tho Now
College Hospital.
sptefal ulsi,at.h to Tho Chicago IfibHne.
ANN ARaoH, Mich. May 25.-van Amhureh's
Circus was IN town yesterday. aud tho students
attending It Ia \ body last night werc In such
high opidts by the timo that the performance
vas over that they adjourned to the College,
grounds, where an o1d-ti,no "Enan" took place
between tho University freshmen and tho High
School students, tn which ons Ffas1lran had tho
tendon Of his shoulder ruptured. snd another re-
co!vud fracture OF the collsrbouo. from the ef-
fecta Of which both wtll probably bo laid up for
two or three months. Tho combating par
tics Reconstructed the custom OF pump
fa,E ana toasIuy over tho fonco.
II will no remembered thst 1t Was for voting TO
attend yau Amhurgs's circus that large part
Of two cassca WAS suspended fonr years ago,
aud that It WAS for pumping and otherwise doing
what tho Faculty termed "haztng" that Two
clarses wero suspended shout thta time last
year. TITO Feeshnan and tho fligh-scool boys
are preparing for another trial OF theE atrcngth
at nn early day.
The csy decided to-day, BY popular vota in
tho proportion OF 100 to l, to appropriate QUO
for ihs now University Hospital aud 1t will bo
built this summer.
, 1875-05-26


dpeefal Dltpateh 70 Ths Chicago Triouns.
WARRINGTON, D. c., May Complaints hare
beon made To the Post-Oflce Department. that
ereat many bo1ea Of g1asBhoppora ars being sent
through tho malls from tho Western cities.
TIE o1oux WARRIORS.
Tho principal sloux Indians manifest dispo-
attion to become reasonable, and : conference
has been appointed with the President tot to-mor-
row. 1t is understood that the 1ntiAns will bo
made acquainted with tho ultimatum Of tho Gov
c1pmont, and that tho ultimatum will conaias tn
tho requeat that thor abandon tho grontor part
Of their hunting-Grouuds III the State OF No
hrAska, and mako preliminary arrangements Tor
tho cossion Of portion Of tho Black Hills.
PERSONAL.
E.W. Barber, OF michigan. Third Assistant
Postmaster General who las boeu 90 long Ill u
his home, returned to the city this evening.
ARMY DkaERT1oSs.
The desertioMs FROM tho army for tho ton
months OF tho present fiscal year TO April ag-
glezAts tho extraordinary number Of .721.
/ gentleman who has arriyed here, and who
mot Cor. Morton during tho vlais OF tho latter
to Nav Orleans, statos that his f1ieuds will
bring bis name before the National Republican
Convention.
rue NEXT PENNSYLVANIA cAMPAloN.
4 letter was received here to-day from Gov.
Curtin, OF pennsylTanih in which no says he
will not accept the nomination Of tho Democratic
Convention for Governor, 1t 1t dhpuld bo tcndor-
Cd to him as hc does not oonsidar that hia usms
would Add any strength to tho ticket
boUTuERx NAh8nAt8.
II ID vary probable that tho Investigations
which arc to bo mado Into tho accounts Of thu
8tAteS will rssnlt in the d.amlasA Of some OF
tham
, 1875-05-26


Srsefal Dsratch 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
sroux CITY, May 25.-Fred Evans and ono
Of his men arrived bore to-day with two u,ulc
teams, Eve md Anif days from Gordon City,
which is located In sight Of HArnoy's Pock and
1t tho junction OF the Antslopo Creek and
Niobrara River. They are building storohouses,
eabins. ctc., and soon considerable town will
bo built up. Gordon's train arrtved thofe With
every man and team except soveu who Joined
tho train ou tho uaJ, who went OF with thu
&roops aud arrived 1T Gordon Ctr On tho 18th
inst. Capt. Walker backed donn from the posi-
tioa he took in making tho arrest, aud 1t il pain
he mAds tho asreat dn hiA onn responsibility. and
that ha hnd no Instructions to make ir1ests
except On Indian tasritory. Chapman, the rouy
express man whom Howard 60 vili:loa aud slau-
dered in his dispatch to the Tin:es. published
last Sunday, brought tho dispatches for Howard
without charge, aud wont two dayB' travel out Of
bio ray to reach tho nearest telegraph oiico to
havo them sen. forward, Mr Chapman ID nknown
hero to 10 Trustworthy and honorable man. The
Transportation Campauy will scnd another traia
out IN about ten days, and will mako Tho trip TO
Gordon City In nix days with loaded Wagons.
Grass, water, and fuel on tho route IL plenty.
roads axo good. sud game is Abundant.
, 1875-05-26
IN WASHINGTON,
YEsTKApAY'8 sETs BUDGET.


Special D!.7qtch 70 TIE csta7o 7rtouns.
WAsH1saros, D. c.. May 25.-Tho whisky
budget Of the day is this:
The SECRETARY Of the Treasury hna made III OF
der for the Seizure OF anotLos bouas In Chicago
tomorrow.
The papers Of I large number o! Kentucky dis
tillorics we're received to-dhy 1t tho Treasnry
Department. Tho Secretary Of the Troasury
Immediately gave npecial or1lr1B to have thom
spee6lly and carefully examined and directed
the prosecution OF the illicit casea TO begin FORTH
NTH.
Another 6auger was dismissed today In Cin-
ctnnati. lie had scratched out from the bottom
Of his 0augera certificates thess words: "IInYe
seen these packages empticd and stamps de-
s&royed" The Gaugo:s Watson and alcYullin.
Of Chicago, we're ordered dismissed to-day BY
telegraph.
Tic examination OF tho stubs of tho Gaugora
booLs from one Chicago house furnishes Al H.
lustraton Of the methods pursued br the diHtl-
lerB to def1aud the Government. TIE contcnss
Of = certain number Of packages aens from ono
stamps here, voro 1000 proof Gallons; but,
when the stubs ut tho books came to DO oxam-
insd. these covered onls 10000 proof, gallons,
ahonlnx clear swindIo Of .000 gallons.
comparison OF some Of tho Atamps ou Another
package OF Illicit whisky showet that, whoso I
single stau1p according 10 tllo stub covased on-
ly s'x gallons. tho stamp IN reality coSord eighty
ITO H* 4asoenftd {r<assl
APPOINTMENT,
WARRINGTON. D. C., May 25.-Tilliam Meredith
has bean appointed Htorekeeper for tho F!sat
Missouri District aud Liudon A. Smith 0augor
for the sama District.
nEMoyALs.
Tho following Neyenue.tianEoss we're dis
missed To-day, George J. Jennings and Charles
H. Davis. First Ohio. And II. q. Mcalullen, First
Illinois Districts.
, 1875-05-26

but 80, and WAS stamped With N old II
sthmp ~ 163 proof. Al that tlme T.
revenue officers examined closely into
tue matter with the result stated.
No. othor cooked whisky las toen sent hero
80 far as 10 known. Az snc liquor was not paid
for 1t still belonged to Goldhon K Eastman, and
PROCEEDINGS werH commenced against them In
tho United Htates Court hare.
MEMPHIS.
11ExPH1e, Tonn., May 25.-Oen. H. F. ratte,sop.
Collector Of 1ntcrna1 Revenue for this District
today seized and libeIod Gl bartelu OF whisky IN
TIM houss 1T II. II. Mattc i Hons, OF tila city,
pnrchaaod BY them Of Il. nenbber3 Of st,
Louis. Mette i Sonn Ero believed to 10 nno-
cant hoidess, having purchased In good faith.