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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

AT our request Cragin & Co., of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send
any of our readers gratis on receipt of
fifteen cents to pay postage), sample
Of Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send
at once.-Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

ST. LOUIS GLoBE-D EMoCRAT-DAILY
AND WEEKLY-largest newspaper in the west.
Send for specimens and campaign rates.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

A GENTLEMAN afflicted with the
chronic rheumatism says, "No description
of my case can convey the vast amount of
benefit I have received from the use of
Johrson's Anodyne Linimem. 1 believe it is
the best article in the world for rheumatism.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

WHY suffer with Ague when Shall
lenberger's Pills will cure you for one dol
Iar?-COm.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

IF Vegetine is taken regularly, &C
oording to direetions certain and speedy
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
vegetine.

Taking into consideration the character of it's
vouchers the history of its cures, and the immense
increasing demand VEGETINE may be fairly eatited
the leading medicine of the
For Scrofula in the blood, VEGETINE is an infalli-
bic remedy, and person need suffer from tumors,
ulcers, and all diseases arising from impure blood, it
VEGETINE is used according to directions There is
not case of Scrofula in existence that VEGETINE
will not cure. provided, however the vital functions
have not lost their power of action all THAI may be
said to the contrary notwithstap ding.
VEGETINE is PLEASANT to the taste, mild in its nfu
ence and absolute in its action disease, the
following unquestionabe evidence will show:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

IF a horse has good constitution, and
has once been good horse, no matter how
old or how much run down he may be, he
can be greatly improved. and in many re-
spects made as good as new, by liberal
use of Sheridaa's Cavalry Condition POWDERS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

PEARCE & Co., Commission Merchants,
2l3 N Second Street. St Louis wholesale dealers in
Dried Fruits, Butter, Cheese, Beans and Oatmeal.
Orders and cons gnments solicited
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12

A PITTSBURGH manufacturer has
patented process for making old rails
over into narrow-gauge rails at a cost
of 10 per cent. less than the cost Of
ordinary rails.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12
GO NO MORE PHYSIC,

No more nauseating, burning Liniments, Lotions
Salves and Ointments for Pain and Soreness, but a
grateful healing, and soothing external application
such as can be had by the of Collins VOltaic
Piasiers the greatest and most speedy pain reever
in the world This great remedy consists of Voltaic
or Galvanic Plates carefully attached together and
imbedded in Porous Plaster, highly indicated,
forming the grandest curative agent of this century
II SC fla ,,d stan
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-12
ELECTRIC BATTERY,

closely and continuously applied by the adhesion of
the Plaster and is capable of eecting instant relief
and permanent in the distressing of
chronic external ailments, and in diseases orgnat
ing in dsordered condition of the electrical or
vitalzing forces. 1t is unsurpassed prompt and
remedy in
Rheumafisn, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Cramps, ST. Vifus' Dance, ScIafIca, Hip
Com plaInts, Spinal Affections, Nervous
Pains and Invitations. Epilepsy Or Fits
proceeding from Shocks to the Nervous
System, r. ptnres and Strains. Fractures,
Bruises, Commissions. Weak Muscles and
Joints. Nervous and Feeble Muscular
Action. Great Soreness and Pain In any
Part of the Body. soH5IGs3
From an Old Physician.
Gentlemen, hereby certify that for several years
past have used the VoLTAIC PLASTERS in my prac-
tice, and have known them to fail in afording
speedy relief those for which they recon-
mended. They not quack nostrum, but reme-
dial agent of great value Very truly y y
SOLD EVERYWHERE FOR 25.CENTS
IfyOur Druggist is out of them send us
% cents for one, SIPS for six. or 81 % for
twelve. and will send them by return
mail, carefully wrapped and warranted
perfect. g t-tl
WEEKS & POTTER. ProprietOrs, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
POLITICS IN NEW-JERsEY.

LACK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN TIE FlhLD'
TO thc Editor Of Thc Tribune
SIR: As yet there is little political activity
in NcwJcrscy. The parties ate approaching cich 0icf
with unusual walncs1. and there seems To pe 10 sire
on either side pccpitate the ighting Ihoo y Ns-
bic iir 4, IN the With Congressional District where there
Is gathering interest III the selection oil l'pubcah
canlidut, The Hon Augustus ". Cater, the present
mcnbcr never fully recovered from the n't"nishm'ht
occasuucd by his election unil the closing dayS {"
the last session. when he collected himself Tor the eoi
VIII ca has made him famOCs. HIS touching appeal III DE-
half of IN ",ducn,d marine" EaS endearcd him 10 ne
hardy mariners who rayira;c the Morris and Essex
Clu9 and viii dispute "ih him the rgbt 10 pear
alcft the Democratic oiGamiuc. on tEe other SIDE II
had been conceded unanimously that the Hon g. A.
Hobart ot Paterson was 10 b" the candiiatc "u VIZ.
ht,lr doubt the comihs ,"hE!'H,Hl'u' "a. 30, '' ,
lcutirm.', nTn refusal to accept the L"h"r b'' -
tnut has not or, -tallIei INTO Iuy -Ech dchnli" Dc
maud for auy otGcr nominee; Two, OF '",,, o,no,
names u pas-aic have been whispered, nat nave htl
~ ~ -, 1, ilbrrry rrcio,s lave unffl,d the
iiya oi the Hon. joan ~! t. but the moNeim,ni Li' gain
,r, uoiltur like % zvrrp.u- impetus. Thee i Sl-
rra .rug hI' NJ. lill - doing excellent N",a 10 hlS
lat. au election Tor sir Nr"d torn ~ tL- state -'
hto' "' I.ti,,, az T. senator 10 to- made tui,
Winter Morris County MAKES -rNcihl "'h'I 'hII'N' ~ '
,,,t ,,.,nirrtt one b,us Alfred Mills. 4. gentle
man a.! cultivation. character, Aud increasing 'r'Il
ururr m political circles. Bergen psr,rnt' hut 7lht'
-, ',,t nf IIl., Vnugiii. ui Iiack.IsacE. who j. q
u.iu oi luiu .ucr, wealth, and character b,}"hd -
pru.r L bank Irr4id'U'.d good lawyer. am l"r W'HN
vptr. "a recognized foi,l In the councils oi ~ party
iitfr work Ia, done b. any oi the possible 'ihh
dlrf by ticIr iri"nd . nnd noin- Inc Ia,.l"uSI
or bitt.ine., has been developed ~ the pr
inrnnry rauyd,- The hst oi feeling seems to prevail
't n look "A. II man Ike .ul-r Nuurh, could carry
f Marty vote with some CJH. idaIIbc r'cnuf,cmrni
fruui iih1ut The district Is uriounicdly kcpi1n'aI
m ,,.,. a. uUv ruburras- Incnt In choosing Ca.ddatc.
man, friends and uc -hhug, of M Phclps would De
rrlfinci II that gentlemen could lc induced 10 recon
tIcr gi, ,i'hdrlwal from t'c ID and . u, conclusions
with MIR cutler once more. SrrfuE tnoIS VIII De maze
e. prevail upru SIR. Hobart 90 S!u' Tor thr NIll, ntuI
nom pas.ac III, election would De certain, ahd M"ui
h, K.puhIrau Gain. white h, uimc would adj 10 tit
Con gr uu rud National ticket local strength ""lth
could d. attained III no other way. L.
I,,JJ,trygd :. J., Aug i. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

hight eurvsf n. In more o, s
fanns
thn hours line IA entirely apove the n Of mean
ifthrfr excessive AOc.uaoa.a ngcey sorn
aAicstet bS the tfaency
the rgc,uatiSn by the Of n, npysn W,a
Of urcera1 sezher VII M
low carved line fon @ sslos ' e to
good % bcd waner W1e n i'iE nom sS
o points a a. stakGb.y 10 pleasant wea.hcrI
Atmospheric indications continue with little change
since yesterdays report Pressure has Increased east
ward and norhward along the coast, but mainly from
the coast SEWARD and is diminishing corrcspondingy
west and southwcswari The territory o. contiguous
States. Moisture being In and the wind strongly
from northeast, with mo lcrle temperature, Tic
rainfall predicted IN THE TRIBUNE for week past sor
the above territory may still be expected co dy sky
occasional rainfall aud intervals clear weather wiz I'd
the condition probable to- tie Middle and portion
OF the Eastern States during week.
For this city aud 100 miles around, cloudy weather,
with clear intervals, deep hazEoss. and rain AL due be-
this and midnight may be expected, followed by
claugeable weather for several days
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

The voice Of the people to the members OF
IN. Democratic Congress- We'll done, thou goOd ana
fatL iui scryauts''-l -lCevclind Plain Dealer CDeml
One good reason for the present uneXampled
aUafby n political circles Is doubtless the deep honest
irres OF Out whole people IN the international LIhp-
ton Phia lelphia Press N'epJ
CORRESPONDENT says many members OF the
Ir,s. immediately after the adjournment acted like
1,,s nii of school This to be expected. They have
1i,iu, acid Ike boys IN school for some months back
1iRnchcs,,.r Democrat aud Chronicle (RepJ
We canuo. conceive greater public calamity
IA s0t fIiaI repetition of Confederate snnpisiers
or nenun have certainly suffered enough from The IN
Gc,ipn a. an nrcdrcmale paper currency, ana we are
n"t nle 10 sustain further injuries Montgomery Aa)
Journal Qep)
There doesn't seem to be any need OF get
ting into uanic about the Presidents letter regarding
fhe use OF troops in the south II IS matter OF Fegfct
that any thinks they needed there bui above al
tbings ygc want fair cc iOn IN which each voter shall
express his honest convictions III we cant nave u Win
o roOps We are sorry II hey are inlssed thc people
sili see remedy appcd-lBoston Hciald tihdJ
With the names of Monroe, Force, Matthews,
Foster Garfield Cox aud others In the seVera Cohgfes,
souai districts Of Ohio the great BucSeyc state VIII
again achieve glorious Republican victory ana secure
n Representation In national councils that VIII re-
1ect uster upon her citizens and her the prestige
and influence throughout the country to when size Is 30
Justly cDliIled.-lToledo Commercial lRepJ
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
GENERAL NOTES.

The prevalence of opium-smoking in Vir-
Fna City. Nevada. is appalling In one OF tho fashion
able dens $50 whites OF both sexes held high carnival
S0 weeks ago, the majority OF them belonging 10 inc
ptst classes OF the town.
Platform of the st. Louis Anti-Treating Club :
o." No man shall spend money at any time TO buy cigars
beer. wine whisky Intoxicating liquors OF any kind
for his own sex other than himself No man shall un-
der any circumstances at any time, accept from any
person what is commonly known as ueat' ne ~
cigar, beer, wine, whisky anything that tE9 WORD
treat implies 3. We furthermore pledge ourselves TO
use ali honorable eDdcayors have the price OF beer re-
dnced To three cents, believing IL TO DE ID conformity
with the general reduction in all branches Oh business
The latest French duel has caused great
scandal IN Paris It fought near Lonswy, on for
egn territory, the principals beng M OLIVIER who had
been out" eleven times, and NJ. Fculherade, novice
After several bouts M OLIVIER made too impetuons an
attack and through tho chest, diving in a few
minutes. When his body was removed TO the hospital
the surgeons discovered that II was protected by
culrass Paris terribly shocked by evidence of foul play
proceeded tn "@tA out justice. n Fenherade bad
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

1t sad commentary upon ouI boosted cvil. that
The lines have dcgencTatcu hCaiih aud
physique UIil they literally o. .gN.hlsale
vOs eobe and back Hcy with Only here and thoe few
uoba Exceptions Ia tao persons Of the robust buXOm ladies'
cardo isic OF th sex m days sopc by By very hr-o
experience covering PERIOD OF years, and embracing
O those
lar TO womcu pr Fi-rc. oi The NUts DisrNa'y Bjalo
~ " ereyto zine combination of certain veg tibls
extracts natural -2tc. W!h he docs not oNtO ~ care
all Which adm pby ulis a singleursS Of purpose,
being most positive amt reliable remedy for those weak.
aud complaints ;lai atic tho women 81 the pscnt
lay THIS specific compound is called Dr. pf rcC's
FINorr Frs g.toI. The odowi among those dsc.ss
which tl> wonderful medicine has NpTg"d
magic and t certainty lever b,osc attained by any c
,n weak bacF, nervous ant general debility iaing and
oi ilt"gl OrgaHs resulting debility
and Lack oi lnat IN nltIal supports internal fcycr
gc,an, inflammation aLl liberation and very many
chronic diseases incident o women, nct proper % mnIiiJn
here in which Wen H IN the tit Rave necn rnumer
IayuIitc riptJn effects carCgts marvel O tho
world VII do harm ia any sa'c conj.iua cf 10
system. JtOptuc ~ the uvaiid ltr MY AVOID
taa OF prt-StC consulting Of ftuil,
Faycrte Prescription sold by dealers ia ucliS.rs .eu
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

FROM BREMEN - IN steamship otter, Arg. 49, O..
Kaeaei. Grcif child and servant JOS Roxer Winrisd
ROker julius w. IOseDsen, Miss q. Spe1gemann q. Hop
ken Carl Brridcnsteil Franz ahe, Mrs Ese Make o..
Weusten Mrs Anna Wi, Miss Amaia KOrber, O. Laanai,
A. WOlluer Mrs Mnna WOlacr and chli H. Diete Arnold
schuser, - a. Aberti A. Gatz, n. Thyssen NosbacheJ
IoicurOth O. Karl Dr. George \. Brug, Gust kaui
mann Henry Lewis Mrs. Jenny Lewis and child, r. Belsen
H. BTns Mrs Anna Bruins apd child 0scaT Ieler H. LoNen-
geu Mrs Fanny LOyeGstga cih, NJ SO Regina Lewen-
Miss Amaia Loo, a. strauss A. Mauch, trs Mauch
child JndKCYic. JOIN Cries Mrs Mary hoss. George
Warnecke. Miss Charlotte Dekmann, j. Geyser Julins
Dorrenberg " Kupilre B. SchOuebeck b. lsiac Ms Ma
thde Israel chd AID servant ID. A. Han2cS tiis9 sara
Haas Miss Holder Fred Loeb Mrs. Rosa Loeb Miss fauini
Wi,land Nr. Carolina IIeme Mr'. Sophia Schm!t ard
child H. Innbue, Carl Lieber Prot John Subr, g. lost NJ
Frrudeube II. Keseg, Mrs ID. KeiseT and child Mis- Dora
Irris aud ch H. Miss Emile Letters Mrs irirS, II. H.
AZ Dlmaun. Joh2 Senlorth II. Vogi Mrs Vogi, r. j.
Vrih Is.Or NeuburgeT, r. Digglmaun. John king w. T.
Les CGnidd Ebacr ~ Slroese BIZ, MIS- r. rAylor h.
Cars [
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
TEXAS DEMOCRATS.

JOHN HANCOCK DEFEATED IN A DENOMINATION TO
CONGRESS BY d. c. GIDDiNcs, WHO SUPPORTED
THE SALARY GRAB.
nr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRDUsEl
AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 1S.-John Hancock, who has
served three terms in Congress- and who leads the
forlorn hope in this State for Democratic loyalty
and reform, was to-day defeated in the Democratic
Convention for nomination by d. c. Giddings sup
porter of the Salary Grab act and bitter Confeuer-
ate Democrat. The only issue made against Mr.
Hancock his loyalty during the war. Inc
greatest enthusiasm was awakened in the Conyen-
ton over resolutions to send men and money to
carry Louisiana for Tilden and reform. Since Wade
Hampton's nomination for Governor of South Caro-
lima the Reform Democrats here claim that State
and express great satisfaction at the idea Of united
South.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
MIR. KERWs CONDITION HOPELESS.

his DEATH ONLY QUESTION OF A LITTLE TIME
INTENSITY or HIS sUFFERINGs-s. s. COX AND
MONTGOMERY BLAIR AT HIS SIDE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The following was
received here at $50 y. m:
RoCKDGIDGg ALUM SPRINGS Va, Aug. 18.-Mr. Kerr
suffered tho most intense agony up TO midnight last
night bat thereafter rested more comfortably His
death is now only question OF time, ana That snort
one His mind is SIN clear and active his will is as firm
and rcsouc The Hon. :. 5. Cox and wlfe nave
lust arrived to pay their last tribute TO the dying Speaker
He cnnyerscs with them freely as his fastiallnS
strtnlth will allo&. The Hon. Montgomery B.air mas
had to-day quite long conversation VITA hr Kerr Dr.
Pope says hc last much longer; that ms ood re-
fuse, 70 assmilatc a he is now living wholly upon his
own flesh This viii soon tail HIM Mr. Kerr u sur
rounded by his friends who are momenariy expecting
his death This morning be dictated dispatch 10 Ms
law partner ut ScwAbany, in which after telling Of his
intense pain L says Thc end Of all IS near ut HAND
| wish it could be painless but fear not When the
news comes to you at home bear IT braYeiy and re-
sgucdIy tor will. Ny heart still turns TO you with
wnrmcst love" Ills death may be looked for before
nIgit; at least before morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
DIED.

CWAPPELI-Iu SOuh Boston Mass. Aug. . 1875 Che..
ter 3. Chappc.L agcGDl years ana months
DELANO-At orange Mountain, aug. H. Martha Masoln,
AGED i3 months. youngest Cnd ~ f geGc 9at S>JI Il
prluJ ANA ETandchd Of Rev DR.. william Adams OF Aew.
York.
lncruent NJ Mt. AGbrrn
EIN-At Bridgeport Conn. Thuray, Aug II Mrs COrne.
a Maria, wI!c ~ Henry G. Ely, agt 81 year,,
Funeral srycrs, Monday Aig -. al 2ocock y. M from
the rcs!lonce Of her SOu, :. w. Ely At Bridgeport Conn
GRANES-At Morrstown, y. j., Aug u, Runs T.. Graves
aged 80 years
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral
Zee, az Mur~towu on saturday HrNj, az uCInt TrIn
leaves loot BarCayst at O'clock M. Carriages VIII aW i
the arrival Ut ,As tram atG ot
EER-Su,,uly fl this city. Aug 10, Hclry Weyu!an
Viktr, son of ihr ale George L. Walker ana grandson
q atC Ab".r Woywiu 81 N'wNo'k AGED - Sgs.-.
Fcuis ara relatives O the family invite, attend Tho
tn,rdl IA WoSt Forty fourth $50 SATURDAY,
Aug. ID u. 10 OsOCS.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

.aLBANY, Aug 1S.-The following delegates
IN ,bc Reuubie,n Convention at Saratoga were elected
to day:
Srrltoq1 Coh-IId District, Jude j. C. Hubert Henry
Holmes ami Austin H. Reynolds InSiuctci 10 pIrseEt T.
r. Ballard for judge % tn. Court Ui Appeals 800,
CrtnfL-Ist District, v. {. Nilalns
Henry T. Hopkins, and Isaac L. Hunt Jr Thy are ami
Cornell -. -
ia district C. Trojan, sidney Cooper, L. W Tyler and
Martin Illnny. , ,.--,,. IT..
EnssscT C,afg-Ist District Charles L. Macarthur John
Frlncs Isaac Kc IT, James L. Thomps ~ delegate, ~
- saratoga The delegates favor the npnina''h
% The Hon. NJ. l.. Towrscnd for Governor.
Csgpf1ugiI r1upy-IId District Theodore H. Root. Temple
PARKER simon Ilowcs W MckiEsiry were eecto nrc
gate, the stat. Convention. ant instructed by uniii'I M
present n" ~ the Hon r. T. lcuon as edE
10" GOytr:tr.
Ch,n4ngo CouniyIa q. Thompson, Joseph j. Julani
j. Io,rui-. I-lac Plumb and VI :. Nhrei.r . ..,.
tt-IHung tygfy--A. >. DVca, w t. POST g " Shpuih'
1 4
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Ne,cs sec Fifla Pa7.l

ARRIVED.
w siGamsP .s an GGTaTat ays 10 y b. h9 ogan '0 Ing aug
shY Honahdes orr. olsen Antwerp i6 days, in ballast.
ballast iiali '''''' ..'',1'
h5 E5 1G 9 I@ 8 ar odofn % SiiG 81 9y With tee
Big Aby ~ Iter tof Bangor, Vea1ey, Fernandina IL
Big Henry Trowbridgo Thomas St. Johns p r.. Is days
Big Thets spalckhayen curacol IS days with fustic
Br 4: b. Patterson of turks Isiahd Hess Puerto Ca.
Brig Deborah 5 ouIo (ot PoranD soue Cienfuegos 10
scr T. g. Deilart or Booihbay. Fainham, ST. Mares II
2cir. Eiward stanley. Dyer Richmond Va.
days, vi h plaster
scuooyEn,-RIyER ASD coAsrwIsi-
D,retta Kahn, sag Harbor. Annie Chase Grsenport
c. Warner, MidtlsiowD CT Little Dayii sddetoSnot.
f. a. Fowler Middetown, CT. Nicola stOpmgton.
BELOW
Bark Montezuma Rogers, 10 days from Barbados tBy
SALAD.
Ps Jacob 55 A. s for for ssGS 5T5 o saa n
Brcu, Bristol, for Dunllrk Advance for Glsgow j. W.
Tor TGerio Harry Johns Pr sErnss;inc
III. D-sunset fresh f cloudy.
EoRrIGN PORTS. -,.- -.
Andrews New York Aug g. for London arrived on tho
,QJTHEs owz. A9s The Williams { Gaioa Line steam.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
r9srtASD Ne Aug lshryoi sSor LagTa aura COBB from
Bas.uOr Cleared
N-w-NOrk.
DELAWARE BREAXwAIER, AuV. lS.-Arr1ven. bark Eyre
tSur from C1Ithagena for Philadelphia schrs Hannah
C0Ouer King. nOm Port ANTONIO Kathleen (Br) Mallory,
frOm CalDaren
CHAaLP9IO or. C., Aug. lS-Aryed schr. Donna ANA,
from Providence.
SAVANNAH Au. l9-steamshp Jun alta. mldeIDaa
bark olympia, om Eayaua sailed schr henry Near, ior
New Ork.
BILnA,KE. Aug. lsArrved, steamships Josephine Thom.
sop. Moor, from New York Wm Nhlen, Riggsn. from
Philadelphia; bask CEN, ioIsem1n from lAmgrck; scars
a. - CIaUmer lizard, and Mary eeGld, CLARK. from
York. Cleared 81. Olaf tNOr. PoGerscn.
LONDON Blackstone Haett FOR Providence; Nineland.
BoWCn, or New-No Henry L. Cav III Is0n. FOR Phsie-
ship g. ID. JelCf ~ ~ kudseu for Antwerp balks
Dlgney iNOr FrOhiich for StOckom; Christina lBr An
crews. for Richmond
Boston. Aug. sArnyed, steamship Gaucus Bearse from
New YORK; sChr j. X. Lawrence Hetrck, from SaHtO DO
mingo Cty. Cleared steamships Atlas HOse-sCn, and Is-
triaD Filt. for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
DELEGATES FROM KINGS COUNTY

Following are the names OF the delegates
and acrt, chosen by the Assembly Districts OF Kings
Comfy 10 attend the Republican state Convention at
s,rGioee OF Aug. %:
Irpsr Iuduyi" Bennett thaH X IhiI ~, t''e
,,'tas. Al, tnTutl. NVmfe. ". II. DIl. altrtuairs.
"et..,n Dt-Tmtl-Frnuklu WOodr.u. Alfred u I''iIAh'
III. q, t.de. u'lcgat,, Col
fri David H!rhardson Jacob Cohen Jerome Johnoa "ei
~. 4, tt.,..,,,, d.!e.
TuIHp DISTRICT -Augsua Ford. John H. Htgndn "''o'
.,trs. A IL. Dpty, rIiTlck Flynn. alicIua'c-. ,.,,
lyuc James " ATT. tlWafl fEpi'
,,n. r,tn,t drlrgatcs I. Su,kury -. =. Gumby. j.,
n A. iutWn Aulpisiu, Tate. alternate. . ,.....,
TIrfr DiIInC-i0an w. larmIu Iimo'y tIonni fuEup Ep
n I,Ir " If. WPfiug, dclcnIcs ? y. f"ilhFl il"'''
+, I,I,,in T. H. Kcnnody, Thomas Ftchir, alltiua -
81, nm DlsIgiC- Robert j. iudd. Gustav hnchh J",P
KuaI O., ne H. FISHER delegates T. W. O'riH,I' A'A'
iinuiInn ,u. H. .t~atnin, Lewis alters, alt rnaf'
t't Fylu B-u.frI-W. a. Maddox john 4. toHkin, IT.
cna,ir small delegates; Robert Potter, W H. Ray, w H.
Ir,rIaf atrIngits mini. t.,,os
itf1 DI-ICI-O &. Patterson David Wilhanl., JAih'
L. Jc.fen T. 4. Williams. delegates; George w Ii'ii'''
Ci1rlcs ~ olnrl, T. J. Irwin, David lInscY az hii'A
SItTu D'srmr-f-J. u. Phelps, Jeremiah laurf - a.
Fisher Richard Hazard, y. T.. chapman, dti,talo5 ID
Estes T. Ward j. Kenny, B Is. Bapu9c William hous''''
al
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
WASHINGTON.
GEN. GRANT TO GO TO LONG BRANCH.

GEN. GRANT TO GO TO LONG BRANCH.
| HE LEAVES ro-DAy-ExCEssIvE WEAKNESS FROM
HIS LABORs-HIs DESIRE FOR REsT-CENTEN-
NAL VISITORS.
lBY TLLEGRArH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON Aug. 1S.-The President VIII leave
for Long Branch tomorrow, and remain at the sea-
side much later than usual. He complains to his
friends of great fatigue and he has long been anX-
ions 20 get away from the capital. Few can under
stand the amount of labor and fatigue the President
has encountered during the past nine months. lie
has been constantly under pressure ana IN adui'oh
to the nearly 400 members and Senators 10 WHOM hc
is ALWAYS expected to be at home he has had an I'M
usual amount OF executive business of a routine ma
ture. In the departments the past three HohIhS
have been, according to his own statement re-
Gently to a friend among the most fatiguing of his
life. Not a day save Sundays passes but that from
one hundred to five hundred persons call at the
White House. and each one expects TO shake
hands with the President. The tax on Cen
Grant of this ceremony alone can scarcely DC es-
tirnated. His habit has been to receive the
crowds in squads of TO- 90. or 30 at time shaking
hands with each one he passed by These vlsltorS
are known by the dOOrkeepers at the Nhlte House
as the Centennial Pilgrims. being mostly strangers
on their way to or from the Centennial The Ilesi-
dent has said that it pleasure to gratiiy these
honest people, ana that nc rcallS pici'iiSu ''1'S
them to the politicians. except there were so many
Of them he could scarcely be polite without neglect
ing the public business. He feels entirely worn
down, and anticipates season ofdelighttul rest Tor
the few weeks left Of the season. Cen Grant mas
said that at Long Branch he assumes for time the
position of private citizen, that he Is rarely an
noyed with visitors, and that he never feels that he
is entirely free from annoyances except when lie Is
in his Long Branch cottage.