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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-01-04
EBENsBrRG, PA. WEDNESDAY, JiNIiRY 4, 1850.

eye about four points upon the larboard bow.
Wait. now till sue rises -tbere,-there
seei-Did you see it. sirf''
Yss-he bad seen it; and he knew it must
be a light upon the shore: but IL was a great
way off He watched until he bad seen i,
several times. and then he remarked IN his
mate that IL must be lighthouse. The
light was bold and distinct. aud evidently a,
considerable height above the level of the
sea; for, had 1t not been so. it could not have
been seen at that distance After short
consultation. during which reference was had
To the chart of the Northumber land coast. il
was decided that this light must be upon
Dorton Point To the north of Dortop as
the sis2staiu kuew from personal experience,
well as from the chart, there was snuy
harbor. OF easy entrance. These things were
settled
As soon as it had been determined where
the light was, Captain Lester made all Dos
sible haste 10 determine his course of action
Had the thing been practible. be would have
laid bis ship 10; but that could not be done
No ooe even gave 1t 4 serious thought So it
was determined that the ship should stand on
at least Till something further was discover
ei.
At half past twelve the gale had moderated
considerably. The light was now to be seen
very plainly wherever the ship rose. and the
captain aud his officers felt sure tba. they
right in their calculations
AT all events. said the former. "we have
po choice but to stand on. at least -
lie was interrupted by cry from the bows
that made every snul start with horror:
.'BsEAKEEs. BEEAKERs.''
Captain Lester leaped forward. and in a
very few moments be was satisfied that the
warning had not been a false one; for he
could not only hear the awful roar of .he
breaking seas, but he fancied that he could
see the cleaning oi the white foam as it few
high in the air. As quickly as possible the
tnpsail was taken of, aud the anchors cut
louse. The pouderous graoblings plunged
into the kissing sea. and iron cables were
spun through the hawse-h0les like lightning
Snap went the s.arboard chain; and in a mo-
ment more shock was felt as the larboarG
anchor found bottom; but it could not hold
The cables pa.ted as though i: had been
bempen striug, and on swept tie devoted
snip.
In heavens name!' gasped Griffin, what
DOES this meau? See, rhe light is stll
turning rs brightly as ever-at least Il
LEAGUE away and yet here are the rccks
d r-ct;ys uudcr our bows What can il
mean =
Maurice Lester did not answer but an
old, weather. !,eateG sailor, who stood al
the wheel. and who bad looked a thous-
and dangers in the face, answered for bim:
.Ir's WRECkERs BEACON I've seen
such things afOre. There aiut no use in fir
in' the guu, sir. That light was put there
to lead poor Jack TO his death that the coast
sharks might pick his bones.
BREAKERs, RncKs,- On tie stdr'oard
6oar !-Not-On tie larGoardt-PoRr =
But it was too late for mortal help. The
ship bad met her doom. She went upon the
rocks vi h crash that sounded high above
the roar of the elements.
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Es During the exciting times in this
country previous to the declaration of the war
of lsl2-unfortunaiely for The British na-
tional horror a member of the Rhode Island
Legislature. Mr. Rhodes. bad quarrel with
a United Stl;es Senator ebeut Ho1. This
candidate was opp, I'd to the war-he lost
his election by single vote-Mr Rhodes
voting for his opponent--xho sent II Wash
ington. and supported war measures-snd
6nany. voting for declaration, the parties
were exactly even-the declaration passed BY
the casting vote of the Vice President and 50
Mr. Rhodes hog was the occasion of the late
war. aud cost tie y S eighty million sf dsl-
lars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
flEEEEEeRa FHlet
Exported FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Later from California.

as.fl5.n .ns SrsJosErH, August l6.
The Pony Express, with dates from San
Francisco to the 4tk inst arrived here last
night The Pony Express, with ST. Louis
dates to the goth, arrived at San Francisco on
the LIST inst sf HfNh f
Senators Gwin and Latham have arrived at
home. The newspapers are loud in denunci-
alton Of Senator Gwin who seems TO be held
responsible for the defeat OF Hale's Overland
Mail Bill The political Lcontest in the State
does not open with much more than the ordin-
ary spirit Both wings Of the Democracy are
quite confident Of carrying the State and
several bets offered that Douglas would re-
ceiye the most votes have been taken even by
Brecknrige men.
The three Democratic papers OF Portland,
Oregon, are out for Douglas
The steamer John h. Stephens, on her
last downward trip took Sl0, 900 of Washoe
silyer-ore for new York
The arrivals of Cinnamon at San francisco
for the last three months exceed 1000 and
more than half that number have departed foI
British Columbia
Parties returned from the Coso mines re-
port having discovered many new leads Of sill
yer and gold-bearing quartz, Colonel Ere
mont and a party have gone thither, on ac
count of the favorable reports received.
A report reached Carson Valley on the 2nd
inst, that company Of twenty-eight men had
had a fight with the Indians near Black Rock
in which two Americans were killed and the
balance forced TO retreat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Cincinnati Market.


FL0UR-The mal ket continues in the same
position it has been for some time back; the
demand quite moderate and not equal to the
offerings. The range continues to be 81 5O(g-
60 for fgir to good brands; ~ 75@5 for extra
white wheat do, and $5 2595 IS for fancy.
WHISKY---The demand continues active,
with sales of 900 brls. at 74@7sc., the latter
rate for wagon
with sales Of 10 hhds at S4@94c. Coffee
steady sales Of $50 bags at l5g@l5lc. Mo
asses held more firmly in some cases, and the
market may be called sitter at 43G944c
WHEAT--The market was dull to day and
millers bought sparingly, anticipating de-
cline. Prices are unchanged We quote
prime red at 95@98c., and prime white at
81 0S(9l 10, and choice white at 81 IL; sales
Of $50 bush. prime red at 95c.; 45O do. good
white at 81 O8; 600 do. prime do at 81 10; 1000
do. choice do. at 81 l3, and 400 do. ieferior
white at CSC
CORN-The market for ear continues dull,
but without change in prices We quote II at
3S639c. in bulk; shelled is in fair demand at
52G955c for mixed and prime white, includ-
ing sacks sales of 400 bush. shelled in bulk,
at 42c
OATS--The demand is good, with light re-
ceipts, and prices are lc higher. We quote
prime new ht 29c., in bulk: sales Of | 200 bush
fair new at 264c.
RYE-The market is firm, with good de
mand at 65@6sc: sales 600 bush. at 69c., de
livered 100 do. at Toe, delivered, and 200 do
from depot, at Csc.
BARLEY-The market is unchanged and
dull; we quote prime at 7OG975c: sales 2OC
bush. good fall at zoe; 200 do. do at Csc; 800
do. prime do Mt Toe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

Posr OFrIcE, DAYTON, June II 1890.
Until further notice, mails will close at this Office as
follows:
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday at $50 A. NJ.
For Cincinnati, D., Eastern, Western, Northern and
Southern staes daily except Sunday atT:SO A. n, and
b.4b y. NJ.
For Columbus and zancsvlle, o., daily excep, sun
day nj $50 A. ".
For Xenia and Yellow Springs NJ s:50P. N.
For Miamisbufg, Germantown, Franklin, Hamilton,
Eaton, and Connersville, Ind, daily except Sunday
5.45 pm.
For Springfield, urhana, THIN, sanduslsy, Toledo
Cleveland O., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at Sl15 A. n.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrevlle, Indianapolis
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily nt 600 N.
For 0reenyilie g., Union City, Winchester, Municei
and jay County, Ind, daily except Sunday atslhA NJ
For Troy, Coyingtons Pigua, Sidney, 81. Marys and
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at Bio A. N.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, at 1850 A. N.
For Johnsyille, Nov Lohanon and West Alexandria
Tuesday and Saturday, at 7.30A.n.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow Fnday OF each
week, at9P.N.
For Centrevle, Lebanon and Mason Tuesday, Thurs.
dry and Saturday nj 22O0M.
for yandalia and ohambersburg, at 1900 N. Tues.
day and Saturday.
An. II. A. KING, p. M.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Douglas state convention.

f GfRACUSb, N. IL aug. ~.
The Douglas State Convention assembled
again yesterday morning, and after adjourn
ing from time to time, to allow the committee
on Electoral ticket time TO complete their la
bors, finally selected full ticket, which is
satisfactory to the committee of the Bellond
Everett party, who have been present during
the entire session, negotiating for represen-
tation on the ticket that would bring to it the
support Of the Americans Of the State,
One-third of the electors are members of
the American organization The electors at
large are Reuben H. Walworth, Of Saratoga,
nd Heman j. Redfeld Of Genesee.
The resolutions endorse the noninterven-
t;on doctrine of Douglas and the Front street
heatre nomination depreeate as q disas-
trous thing the election Of Abraham Lincolni
d eplore the administration Of the State gov
rnment by the Republicans, and urge its
estoration to the sworn enemies Of corrup-
Ii on, the Democrats.
The other resolutions were severally of a
local character.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Chicago Market.

UHICAGO, August I6.
The Grain market suffered further decline
yesterday No. 2spring went down to S0l@slc;
No do to s5@S6c The bulk of the sales
being at the outside figure Nos. I and 2 red
winter were firm and in good request at 81 90
for the former and 94c for the latter The re-
cepts were l3l ,543 bus against 1920 on The
corresponding day in 1859, showing increase
of lO6,323 bus. There was less doing in
Corn, and prices were l69l &c lower, the ruling
prices being 4Oc for No. and Ale for No ]
do in store. The receipts were S5,445 bus,
against 40, ,9l4 bus for the same day in 1859,
showing gain of A ,53l bus. There was on
ly a moderate business done in Flour, and pri-
ces are unchanged Oats were in active re-
quest at 20@2lc for No ] in store; 224c
aAoat and ls@l9c for rejected in store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
NJ. DINNER,

Il selling both hne and large Castor Chairs for si7 and
s2j; worth s22 md $50.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l6.
The steamer Star Of the West, with Havana
dates TO the 18th, inst, has arrived.
The Staghound had arrived at Havana with
$40 Coolies
Sugar firm at 81 reals The imports for the
week amounted TO l9250 boxes The stock at
Havana and Mantanzas wns 265,00O boxes,
Sterling Exchange l49l4t prem.
The steamer Nm G. Young, bound from
Pensacola to Ship Island, was struck by the
recent gale, and became total wreck. Seven
Of the crew perished.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

p6y The cold rain Of this forenoon was
anything but satisfactory to the watermelon
venders about the corners Of Main and 3d st.
BY the by, the melon trade thereabouts creates
nuisance which is almost unbearable. Per-
sons buy and eat melons in the vicinity, and
throw the rinds and other refuse upon the
sidewalks, on the crossings, &c, and the hogs
in pursuit of food crowd around, and frequent
ly drive ladies and gentlemen from the placel
The hogs are clamoring about and daubing
the sidewalks, and yesterday we saw big
dirty porker pursue and seize piece Of rind,
which fellow pitched into the front door Of
KEtFER 4 CoNovER's Store Can't this nuit-
ance be dried up2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l6.
The Government steamer Pocahontds, with
dates from Vera Cruz TO the 9th inst, has ar
rived, bringing important dispatches for Wash
ington
Miramon was retreating,' followed by the
Liberals
The Miramon Government refuses to ne
cede to the demands of the Spanish Ministers
regarding Spanish claims.
The Spanish commander at Vera Cruz had
demanded the release of the bark Maria Con-
ceptine, but the Juarez Government had re-
fused to give il mp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Daily empire
FRIDAY, AUGUST ls, 1860
TrareIer,s Rsrl.ter.

ss.-.rninsar arrive md depart fron The Union Depot
~ follows.
CiNcINNArI, HAMLroN AND DAYror--Arrive; $50 a.
m, 1870 p M, bi5p s50p.m. Depart; 500 am,
500 am, $3.50 pm, $50 pm.
SANnuakY, DAYTON AND CfNo1NNATf-Arfive; 1850 a.
M $3.50 pm. Depart 800 am, $50 pm.
DAYTON AVID MioHIoAN-Arrive; 7,4ba M, eil6 p. m.
Depart $50 am,, $40 pm.
DAYTON AND WrsrEas (re IspIANAroLls)--Arr ~;
70 am, 1900 m, $40 pm. Depast 22O AM, $40 o.
M, 3.55 pm.
GnrESyiLLE AND MIAMI Gro 1rDtArAroIfs)--Arrive;
lli20 am, $3.50 pm. Dopara e;bORm., 210 pm.
LifrLH Mnri, CoLunBus AND KrNIA--Arrive 2:22 q.
m, glba. m, 3'sOp m. Depart: 1875 A. m, $50 q.
M, 5;lb D. m.
Passengers going east by the night train and west
by the 225 a m tram must procure their tickets before
$40 p m. The ticket Office will notb be open for these
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug l6,
The market yesterday was dull Mt the close.
Reported sales in New York of l72,000 bn
red wheat at l20@l3Oc instead of l23@
l26c the day previous, sent red wheat out of
market.
FLOUR-No sales; held at 81 1904 10 for
ex to Xxx
WHEAT-Sales of 10000 bu at lOOc; 20,-
900 bu in lots at l0lc, and ,O0n bus after re-
port at lO2c; sales of 5000 bu white in lots at
lobe
C0RN--Sales of 10000 bu in lots at 45c.
BARLEY--Sells at 50@55c,
Nothing doing in other grains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

BD~Some friends whom we deputized 10 act
for us, inform us that one Of the very incest
parties Of the season was held OF the Asylum
last evening, on the occasion OF the second
visit Of "Kiefers Glee Ciab" to the institu-
ton The large hall was comfortably crowd
ed by the inmates and by visitors The exer-
cises comprised singing and dancing, both Of
which gave great seeming delight to the un-
fortunate patients Of the institution. The
Club has become quite an institution at the
Asylum, and we learn that Mr.. kiefer will
visit the place occasionally during the fall
and winter. DIR. MclLHESSY has, we learn,
given them pressing invitation TO visit the
place frequently By-the-by, the institution
is in most excellent condition. as II will con.
tinue to be under the charge Of Or. NJ and
his assistants,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

BeS-That young artist, BALDWIN, whose gal
lery is located on Third Street, doors east of
Main-up stars-has met with great and de-
served success in taking photographs II
would not be modest to speak ofone he made
for us-hem la picture which gives every
wrinkle upon our old-growing face, lays our
countenance open TO the looker-on and don't
aatter us. a mite, (for it is awful ugly y but we
will refer the reader TO that of Judge GEBHART,
and other gentlemen, whose photographs adorn
b showcase for evidence oft truth Of what
we say regarding his success. Call in and
examine mis- specimens, and we believe you
will conclude TO sit for your portrait"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

Wpe- Several Of our farmer friends assure
US that there was frost yesterday morning IL
was light, but Il len its tracks on the potatoe
and bean vines. Rather early for cold snaT;
past in the middle Of August is something to
excite approximations for the future Of the
growing corn crop, as in many places i is not
more than in silk; and an early frost Of which
the one Of yesterday morning is precursor,
would play hob with IL We hope yesterdays
visitation ypaa n mistake.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

Is selling cushioned Rocking Chairs for 81 and $40;
worth 81 and si2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
EOR G ALE.

A GROCERY STAND in Fairfield, Greene County,
~ Ohio The subscriber offers for sale his Grocery
Stand situated in one Of the most beautiful counties in
theestate With the Grocery Store is DWeing House
attached, with four roomsi there is room enough for
two small families. IL IL forty-tor feet front and one
hundred and twenty feet back. good Ware Room
In the rear Barn Room for eight horses and good
ward tits on excellent stand for Tavern, or for amy
other public business
This stand il in Fairfield, Greene county Ohio, corner
of Main and NenR Streets ten miles nom Dayton, ON
the old Springfield pike, and half mules from os-
lnrn shtion, Mad River niiroad mail runs twice
dev from this stand to Osborn. This property will be
sold on reasonable terms, and with Grocery Horses
Carriage and all the property belonging to the saeor
without 10 suit the purchaser good deed gwen, ana
payments made easy. IL is now rented for one hun
dr9d and seyenty-f five dollars per year.
The owner can be found at all times eitherat the Store
or nj Osborn lie carries the mail -
aulid6 - u, flEhVE;
TCin. Enq copy ot and send bill to Empire Office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
New work Items.

New York, Aug. II.
Mayor Wood has dispatched his private Sec
retary to Quebec to confer with Lord Lyons
and the Duke of New Castle with reference
to public reception of the Prince of Wales
in this city
The Great Eastern sailed this afternoon for
Halifax and Milford Haven.
The Austrdlasida sailed for Queenstown
and Liverpool.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
Worth CaroIina Electlon.

WILMGNGTON, n, G., Aug. IB.
Full returns from all the counties in the
State give Ellis, Democratic candidate for
Governor $3.50 over Poole, the Opposition
candidate The official returns will vary but
slightly from these figures
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

pD-It may be gratifying to those who de-
sire to "put up" peaches this season to know
that Drandenburg X Co, have made arrange
ments with firm in the northern part Of Ohio
TO furnish them with the very best quality OF
peaches to be had; that they will get the best
quality to be obtained in all the peach growing
neighborhoods in North Ohio. The peaches
will be picked every day fresh from the trees,
and brought here in about IL hours afterwards,
in the best possible condition. Thems 'em.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

B67~The concert of the Regimental Band
at the Court lI,use last night, attracted very
large crowd of ladies, ge- tlemeu and bows.
The latter behaved themselves better than
usual on such occasions. The concert was ex-
cellent, as usual, aud gave the highest salts
faction TO the great public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
New york Market.

[By Telegraph for the Daily Emrare.l
NEW YoRK, Aug. II.
FLOUR - Receipts 1850 bbls; market
duh sales 10000 at 1905 Is for superior
state; O5@5 10 super6ne western; 8 100
8 40 common to medium extra western; 5 80
as As inferior to good shipping extra r. II
o.
RYE FLOUR-steady at'$s 1904 20.
WHEAT - Receipts 74,77s bu; market
dull sales 10000 bu at % for Mil
waukee Club 23@l &c for winter red wes-
tern; 9O@l 33 for white western.
RYE-Quiet at ~ for new.
BARLEY-Dull
CoRN-Receipts 62,sss bu; market heavy;
sales 10000 bu at 6ll@62l for sound mixed
western So for round yellow.
PORK - Firm ut Is 62 for old mess
i9 2O@l9 25 for new mess.
WHISKY--Quiet at 2l@2li.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

BSy~CoHAN, 9TH street east Of Jefferson, is
getting up some very handsome vehicles, and
we sire our readers to call in and take look
at the styles We feel confident those who
want carriages or buggies will buy. Mr.. G.
has Just sent another lot of carriages South to
customers he hes in Kentucky. We saw the
work, and must say il was exquisite.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
1OVa breckenridge Convention.

DAYEYPoRT, Aug. I6. 8
The Breckenridge State Convention met in
this city to-day, and nominated full eecto'
4 al ticket Resolutions endorsing Breckin-
ridge Democratic platform were adopted
About Is delegates present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
THE ath OF sEPrEMBER NExr.

of tho highest grade. Its Of instruction h oxen
siye and embraces every thing desirable In the hbol
and practical education Of Young Lady. Its Faculty
is unusually complete, and no Efforts expense have
been spared in securing the best educating talent ofthe
country, In all is departments Of Science, Literature
and Art.
HS-For Catalogues and information, apply to he
President adtwfHii7eod3w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

B6y- The card of Mr.. LAFEE will be found
in another place He has just returned from
the east with one of the largest and most cost
" supplies of watches, jewels, silyerware &c,
that has ever been brought west LAFEE
won't be out-done by any body.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

Ba-The horse There's are "playing the old
Harry" up in Miami county among the good
horses They have, we learn, succeeded in
running of quite number Of FIRST rate hor-
ses from gentlemen in the southern part Of
Miami county IN Monday night OF this
week a large iron gray horse, about l6 hands
high, (collar mark on his left shoulder, and
few plow scars on his hind legs was stolen
from the stable of JoR WEsrFALI, about two
miles west Of Tippeeanoe A reward of $50
will be given for the thief We would just
observe that when last heard from the horse
WAS in the vicinity OF Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

BI~N. HAAS, Auction and Commission
Merchant, in the EMPIRE Building, III Main
st., has supply of latest style of melaineotype
medals, containing likenesses Of the candi-
dates for Presidents and Vice Presidents
These medals are pretty, and are "all the &c"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17

BS5-Every man who handles money should
have lice Counterfeit Detector. Such an one
is PADDocK's, published on the Southeast cor
ner Of Third and Walnut streets, Cincinnati,
both weekly, semi-monlhly and monthly. II
is complete work, and we cordially recon-
mend Il, as such 10 our readers, who we hope
will--if they have not already done so-send
for Il Weekly 81 90 Semtmonthly 81 90
Monthly 81 go Address W. r. PADDOCK,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
II AND WARRANTS bought and sold: !.
| apI D. BECKEL
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TINHE subscriber offers his frm for sale situated in
jackson township, Montgomery county, about IL
whicbare cleared and well improved good bearing
orchard the premees elsoa stream OF running wa.
ter all the year round This hrm VIII be sold or about
A. or j. shwell, on the Lexington road, eight miles
west OF Dayton, address the undersigned through
the DaytonP o. -
nut3dtdW5 JACOB BIlLLN ELlL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-17
For Congress.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. I6
JThe Democratic Convention of the First
District, nominated Jonathan f. Arnold, for
Congress to-day.