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fTE i- hereby riveI TINT Mar l.. Si.lsy admins
y trt-iN Il tn s-ttie c! Is Iry u. Si~ u--,-,-'e
Tl! I'll Il puh- -s.9.In. -br J.. , ..li'
4. -. ! &C at u - =. " rls eLth t-r ltn
County court H'Es, 10 ii >,l- county s- ~t.; 10 ia,
n"ls, & ts -n-r and 1.-; Dia3et 81 cash. "a =
o.; Marion l. - am Harriet VI. Shaw tlIuu- -
SAID Henry VI >iT, c-, asset 10 ami IL I'll ~
1~tl real r1t-. 90 Tie east iI,f ul 10. .r-
VT quarter ~ section 'uty-tw, .. .
ty-'lr. } e-t 81 t- flirt principal L-i4s-. -t.-.g
N L, Sill county an stat of Illinois.
Dated his llri day Of August =. p. 80.
MARY L-SuAW, Ain -ll-i--t-tv-
Er.US-rr 4 A-rrT Af.a-a.y- 81
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TOTICE 5 hereby given, thlt Ig virtue n decree
u uric ant entered 81 pr 10y tn Circuit tlIrt az
L. sale county, If Illinois the ntH term ri .f
court a. Is d in "a certain Gauss IT, D. Llins -...
court, on the ch.nccry i thereof .rr-iu Mary l..
ker, VIE of frtuk EaA,r Isabella J. Water. ~ii7 -
Thomas " efE George =. Narnrk uiI1r, who sues 10y
..aTy \. Niauck. his iTieui sn Mar A NtruoCE
were compl.inauts az Samu ! v. WliDoCk, Alexander
N,N.tr Warncck Andrew f. Wiinock Albert Warnnck.
Josephine Ns.rnuyk and Andrew J. lIN~ defend
ants. shall, Tuesday. the 'tu day AU-J>t + =. $50.
~ O'Clock said ay. offer ar sale. sIs south door
Of the county house in Ottawa, sii county 20
public apI vii then sci 10 the highest binder
the inowii described proper y being In" rercd
~ said decree b. sid. tlHt The northwest
quarter section sixteen DO township tlirtytwo go
north, 81 range a. east nf the third td principal
meridian: and the following described part nf tie north
west quarter Of section four a. township and range 're
said commencing - rods north Of the southeast
of said quarter thence nnrt, 81 rods thence west &C
rods eloc south 81 rods thence rods the place
of beginning.
Terms Of Sile.-Cash in so days from day Of sale.
T.. A. IIpLLISrER.
Ottawa, July II, lSi5.-3w 4N,tster "a CiGRccry.
TIE above sale is postponed to Tuesday, Oct 81 1866
l.. 4. lloiiIsrER,
argi Master in Chanccry.
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GARRETT ORG xy~.
Farmers Attention.

UJINE Toned C,linet Organs Mt rclncc rat. Tor sal
4 at c. ". pENHtKDS Music Room. EvTrv in>iru
uIcnt warranted for five fel's-u
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Masters SkLe.

A|OTTCE i hereby given. that T., yiItre %: . decree
" and entered e. record nv the r.5t Court
la Sale .-lty, state 81 r. u~ the Jun. stEf
court. :. leo. a certain then 90 Iiu- -ri
court. the Ch,Hrcry iii. the CO.,, ISL. ran ISirc A
Rice complainant. Hui I,ur- Er7ti.lry ari ~arIt
Br;tirsy G.ft -itnt-. snail Ws-rc-tv the 5ttl
day of tent y. l>yG, between the lnut- "i line
cotk To- the ami said .av. oir Err
tie south door - tn county uHti> lawn,
said county, pu liz ti1u. AMI viii tltn A e. tho
hipt li-T tn fl owing described property t-Iu tho
ordered ly >gii decree 10 be -,. that The
urrr hatT # tho halt e IL, northeast quarter Z
section fifteen u.s. t1wr>Y thirty cor north.
e east If tn tl~ 80 principal merriam: and the
uurr half tn south hall west hall said Eurti
east quarter II Sgi section Hfte,p Ia township ana
range atp esaij; all situate III cornt. 81 Ia sale -
safe 81 l!lir..>.
T,J7az NJ .>l'r.-Caeh. L. 4. UrLII>TER
Ottawa Au.-. II. -F5-.- EL'a.- llt TlTu-erg.
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Tiuay Settlement.

EsT,TE or GTrEs A. LlND.Ev Deceased
kvoTICE i hereby -ivcr ~ all pers"Us H'cr.stcd IN
said estate, that George " King. Administered r, and
lame H. indey administrators "f tire estate of Giles A.
Iiucy leo t>", W. ~. ifrre tia County Court of
thp county -! La Sal my -tate Of l-1 al the Court
House in Ottawa, IL MY. on saturday, the Is. day
Of September 4. d. the laIrpo-e of rendering an
account OF their pro, in the administration Of said
estate for the f'ua settlement.
Dated at OTTAWA, this 3d day OF August 1919.
4w A. D VI bORE Clerk
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE Of Isaac X. iIsyDERsDy, DgccAsED.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, admin
~ isirs:or 4 the estate of Isaac r. Henderson, late of
tho = nj North Carolina dec elscd will appear before
ti 'ui Court Of La Sale county the third Monday
(,n tie11h day) .. September IS66 the court house
III ottawa. in said county, when and w,-v all persons
having elairrs demands aint sail notified
10 attend ad present the same in writing or adjustment
Dated 2sth day of July, 4. D. iStf.
sw 81. X. BROV ..iS, A linilistrator.
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D. ?. Csglgo. -.

STATE or ILLINOIS. /. S,rLr CoJS-I. So
Il i-5t IatrsNrN i-'u- first slc,tf.'in. ~ t.u.
sworn. 's!u-- am -y- thu the FORE. H ~
the j. -.tr. CO. l. ) thu. The
J. stated u De- tau" upon mi tI.t belief II
true, c-ru- the h,i Il IN, in. ul u-l!ef
ROBERT BLA-kH ELL.
sworn 20 and subs rb-i before this 18th Ity Of Az
gust \. p = g. II. SILVER Clerk.
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1dlninisk,mto,.,s Noticc.

ESTATE O CoSRiD KELLER. Deceased.
NTOTICE is hcryy iver shat the undersigned admin
~ isrator of the estate of Conrad Keller late OF the
county Sale and OF Illinois, deceased will APP
near before the county said county the third
Monday, (being the lIt lav1 of September 1866 ~ me
Court House in Otswa, in said when and where All
persons havn. claims dems- against SUI! estate are
notified to attend and presen. the in writing for
ADJUSTING t.
Dated 10th day of July A. d. 1865.
6w DANIEL BLAKE, AdminiSrator,
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ESTATE JSiN GEORGE GR ,sHsNs, DECEASED.
NI0TiCE hereby give en-, that he undcF-iehei admin
~ isTirix estate jean George troshens, late
the county of La Sale and Sre Of fncis dc' aSed,
will appear before the County Court OF said county on the
third Moly teng the 18th day. of ociol er lSjb, az the
Court House IN Ottawa, ia said county, when an where
all having cisi"s demands asuIst sail estate
are Jde to attend and present the same IN writing tx
adj l.eut. g.
Dated 18th day Of July, A. D. 1880.
cw EASE GEoSAENs, Administratrh
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c A N A b A..
SPECIAL Itlfsun 70 TINE xrW yusK HERALD.

The Disconteut Among the Military Increas.
ing-One-Third Of tho Force Reported 70
Have rendered their ResiGnattons- ns-Ten
Thousand Troops In England Said - %
Awaiting Transportation 70 Canada-Aneriy
can Breech-Loading Guns Ordered BY tho
Canadian Authorities, &c.
OTTAWA, August 80, 1885.
The discomfort among the military continues and
spreads and informed that up TO this time nearly
Of the entire force have rendered their rese
nations or otherwise unmistakably expressed their
with service II appears that besides
the payment Of the troops many Of them have BEEN
placed ON field service, without quilts blankets KNAPP
sacks or canteens II Is stated oday that In conse
ouence OF this condition Of affairs ten thousand troops
are held in readiness in England for transportation 70
Canada should any danger requiring their services ars
and that the Governor General has telegraphed from
Quebec for renforcements The camp at Thorold 10 70
be maintained and also the other camps though tho
corps dong duty In them are regularly relieved "
Others
There much feeling against the Minister OF Militia
and Attorney General who Is accused OF neglect and
mismanagement Of his oflce
General Michel and q board of officers have decided
that American breech-loader (of what pattern 70 NOT
stated is the best TO arm the troops wn ana tnat AZ
that can be procured Of the weapon should be oDaned
soon possible Contracts will be Immediately made
to procure a large number of these weapons.
DARCY MCGEE, who has been absent from the city
since the adjournment Of Parliament, has returned.
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TROUBLE As TO TINE CUSTODY or A CHILD.
singular Case and singular Developments
4 Writ Of Habeas Corpus and Return.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERs
a poeor nd

singular Case and singular DcveiOpunents-
4 Writ Of Habeas Corpus and "a Return.
SUPREME COURr-cHAMBERs-
Before Judge Barnard
AUGUST 3o-Ta tie Matter Of the Petition Of agnes
Watson. for Writ Of Habeas Corp-This case, which
contains somewhat mysterious features, appear BY
the papers laid before the court up to-day a
turn 10 the writ of habeas corpus The petitioner is
Mrs Agnes Watson, widow, and the defendant, William
Boggs merchant Of this city The facts in the case
are set forth in the petition OF Mrs Watson presented
the court through her counsel Mr.. Edwin james The
statements in this petition that Mrs Watson gave
birth 70 female child on the 10Th Of April 1865, OF
which William s. Boggs is the father, and that imme
that the petitioner has frequently requested defendant
20 return her the child but ne has refused TO DO So and
she therefore asks for writ OF habcas corpus COM
pellng the production OF said child. return was to-
day made 20 this writ which states that MT Boggs never
had custody Of the child nor at any time restrained IL
OF lis liberty. Mrs. Watson examined by Mr..
James and made the following statement
Ihave known Mr.. Bosgs since las, March; he
Is % on n % e e. % Gsur
gave Birth The 2sih day Of April 1866 the child was
ne1 Mr. Bosss provided doctor and nurse the doctor was
Dr. Barry Mr. Bogss said If he would be about when the
place where was confined that evening about eleven
Beees; left tie infant child IN the o. Ars Mlls,
MI a Ms idas saw an & ha s' s ssss ss
sf Te % N & % s ipsn sa % ana a4 m aSoa: S as SSs
i Time. . oeio;s g. left. as nearly ss can rs%emser;
% s born pass before w. As Barry %a. rssn ssn
residence; after had got my
dence hrst saw Mr. Boees Monday the th he came to
and changes OF clothes the baby;
he tBoggs said he Dr. Barry Mrs Mills
clock that day take the child the Home of the
Frcndess; asked Mr Bogss what that place. he said
4 place where the child would be we taken care Of
that this Mira Mills would with him (BoGgsl 10 deposit
the child the Home OF the Frendless with receipt
order from DR. Barry stating that he had known Mrs Mills
and she would make false statement; Mr. Boggs
again residence the lat of May and stated 10 me
that lady had driven up carriage and adopted the
child. that would have q comfortable home;
Afterwards: then asked HIM for the child and
could not see again he said I've settled all that make
your mind about NJ; he has told where the
child the that IL had been taken the
Home " The Friendless.
further hearing the case was postponed for few
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BRUTAL MURDER or 4 WOMAN IN ST. LOUIS.

[From the 81. Louis Democrat August 2s
mysterious and brutal murder committed on
sunday ght at the house 81 Souard street. vctn
being Irishwoman, the wife OF a German named
David Stegier The husband took his oldest daugh-
a beer garden by, leaving his wife at homo
with two younger children. During his absence some
hend In human shape entered the and killed his
sleeping wife in her bed. The husband returning z
home found his wife lying the bed with the little girl
asleep in her The mother dead. She had
ccivcd a blow from n club other blunt instrument
over the LETT ear and another over the eye which
broke the skull and mashed the head In a horrible
manner tho sleeping child was covered with blood.
The mother had probably been slain suddenly that
the slnmber Of the child was not disturbed and her
arms stll around its young form. Tho woman,
Mrs Catherine Stegler appears TO have bcen married
three times She about thirty 1--WE years DID,
full and fair with black hnr and comey features
One OF her husbands, named Quassa, sent 10 the
pcnitentary for grand larceny last November. Another
man who claims her as his wife sells jcwelry on the
Levee The suppostion Is that Of her former hus-
bands or lovers killed her through Jealousy revenge
The testimony taken before the Coroner does throw
much light upon The mysery.
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THE STATE SENATE.
Trial Of Judge smith, Of Oneida County -
Evidence Of the Prosecution e-tiniomy for
the Defence, &c. -

Trial Of Judge smith, or Oneida County
Evidence Of the Prosecution II e-tiniony for
the Defence, Nc. -
ALBANY. August 30, 1866
The trial Of Judge Smith was proceeded with to-day,
prosecution resting the uron documentary evi
denc. being the testimony OF Judge Smith given the
trial OF Major Haddock, Provost Marshal OF Oneida
county which resulted In a fine Of $1,000
which he refuted the position Of the prosecution that
there had been confederation between Judge Smith,
Major Haddock and Richardson the purpose OF
deirauding the government IN oouniies and enlist
ncnts kilograms produced from Haddosk 10
General Fry exposing Richardson and advising his arrest
for alleged frauds The position of the defence that
Judge Smith the friend and counsel of Haddock and
was employed by him 20 obtain possession Of certain
ters and kilograms sent by Haddock Richardson hy
means Of which Haddock supposed himself in Richard.
power, and which Richardson was using 70 obtain
fayors Of Haddock. OF the charges being that or
Judge Smith receiving bail Tor prisoner knowing he
was going away,
county, called a witress, and testified that
the person baed had been admitted ~ bail for the pur
pose o epsifnont and II had been the common practice
FOR Judges Of thai county to admit prisoners TO bail ior
the purpose Of enlistment
Judge smith was put on the stand and closely cross.
examined by Mr. sedgwck for the prosecution, the
animation occupyina all day and not being concluded
the adjournment tonight
10 the course OF tho argument Mr. shafer charged
political considerations on the prosecution ana stated
enormous frauds, after making over $4,000 out ~
bounes he found friend at court aud was released in
order 10 be q witness AGAINST Haddocs.
The most damaging charge IL that Judge smith con
veved s. 900 from Richardson 70 Hadiock, which Is
alleged vas bnoc. The will probably De finished
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ktws fsnM rnsISEss NnsYnt.

FoRrRss- MoSRos, August Is, 1855
The ceremony Of breaking ground for the Newpo,s
News and Richmond Railroad took place seycri
dsyS ago, aud was participated in by T.
s. Uamln President Of the road; A. G.
Dunn. Chief Engineer, and Captain Warren, United
sta;es Army, and others large number Of lsborers
are now vigorously q, work the road, which viii cost
abou, $4,000 per mile. tpasses through Williamsburg
and will probably end at Richmond nea, the Rockets,
the track ,,rossns the York River Railroad. The new
road will We OF great value TO the peninsula.
The fllowin. are the officers Of the rosd.-Presden
y : Hsmlln. Chief Engnser A. g Dunn, Treasurer
and Secretary v cherry rnard OF directors lhoinas
N. wynnc. Rob vrt sauuders Y X Mason, a. q fani,
y G Haiaiin and James Lyons.
The United stat,v double eDder Monocacv 90 ked
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OHIO ALPHA DELTA PM CONVENTION.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aup,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 90 ls66
The Alpha Delta Phi Convention, which has been ia
session in this city for two days past adjourned this
afternoon 10 meet at Geneva N r., the coming year.
Last evening the members Of the fraternity,
escorted by Papsworths Band marched from Tho
Kennard House 70 Bainard Hall, where
large and fashionable audience awaited their
coming An address delivered at the Hall by Rev.
Grosvcnor w. Heacock OF Buffalo, and poem Was pro.
nounced by Rev. Percy ~ Browne, Of New York. Pro-
taking his seat chairman OF the public exercises de-
lvered an able and interesting opening address
Later in the evening the fraternity sat down TO
elegant entertainment at the Kennard House. where,
with fcastng, speeches. &c, the festivities pro-
longed to a late hour
The deliberations Of the Convention have largely
attended throughout and full Of interest TO Alpha Delta
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Ilird.
Died.

CoRSwErL-o Thursday, August 20, RcnAnD =.
CoRSwELL. In the 73i year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectively
invited 10 attend the funeral from late residence No.
1To East Nineteenth street. Saturday morning. ai half
past nine O'Clock. The remains will be conveyed 70
Rye, westchester county, New York for n,ernent
SooLK..-A Sal,ervie, New Jersey, Thursday,
August 90 JoHs B ScorE, formerly OF New York.
seilnr at law, in the Gath year OF hts age.
His friends andtcquantances invited 10 attend tha
funeral from ~ Johns chapel vack street. on Saur.
day, without further notice.
Fer otter Deaths See Second Pug.
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The Philadelphia Radical Convention.

FHfLADEtrHfA, August ~, Ifbbl
From present indications this city next week, the
occasion Of the convention OF loyal Souherners viii bc
overcrowded with strangers from oil parts OF the country
Every Northern State will send delegations, many of
them very large and every county IN this state viii bc
represented The delegates will be escorted 10 the Union
League Club House Tuesday by an immense process
sion, under the marshalship OF Gen. II. q. stckles
Thomas Durant who narrowly escaped murder 10 the
New Orleans riot, addresses the public on Friday even
ing under the auspices of tho Union League.
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There numerous OF election OF passengers
from the and Of arrests Of conductors and drivers
for obstructing the streets special meeting OF the
City Council called for to take action IN the
matter largo mass meeting was held at the West
End last evening when resolutions passed
strongly oodemnng the railroad companies for violating
their contracts and disregardng the laws
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bMUsE MtkTs.

Miss Iacostc at the French Theatre.
There 6nc house At the French theatre last
ing Miss Lacose In the rather out ro OF
Deborah, the Deserted Jewoss This play has been
dnned in the OF the New York public and tho
OF the deserted Leah,m " Deborah {" Martha,n
"Ruth and the Jewish lady OF half dozen other
aliases, often paradad upon the metropolitan boards
that il is doubtful that Rstor Will be able 10
awaken interest in the character and Miss Lacote
certainly failed 10 do so last night Not that she acted
badly on the contrary, she acted very well indeed
Portions OF her read ngs and dclneatons werc excel
lent and none OF her performance was what might DO
called even mediocre. But novelty no longer at.
taehes TO Deborah Even her curse has ceased 10
thril tho soul when from the lips Of Miss
Baicman, and Miss Iacoste so poorly seconded
ty the gentleman who tired 10 act Josophbu failed 70
than exhibit his utter want OF training III not OF
genius for the dramatic professionalism there s little
did succeed In rcsurrectng the dead
aud buried Israesb female. Miss Lacose read so we'll
behaved well upon the boards, that even the large
number professionals present forced 10 applaud
indeed willingly applauded herand called her In front
Of the curtain seconded by the remainder OF the
thusias,ic audicnce Mr. Prior, Mr. HgRns, Mrs Jami.
son and Mrs Hind acted with their accustomed taste.
The remainder Of the should be changed before the
young tragedenne allows herself 20 appear second
time at the French Theatre, for that matter at any
other theatre Mr. Wilder the bills as "a Caforn
artist has evidently been wrongly placed the first IN the
support OF Miss Iacoste All the aid ho rendered
bring down the dersion OF the house every aud
spoil the many good points made by the lady enactng
Deborah. The play will be repeated TO morrow evening
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A suaDtsEs nePaleYED.

CINCINNATI August 20 fSc6
Egeston, alias Watson convicted and sentenced 10 be
hung for the murder OF Captain Mentor in
Newport has been reprieved by the Governor Of Ken.
lucky until the Legislature in December next.
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psrf9 srAIs COMMISSIONERS uFfct.
RnrnrA cnnsnissioner Osborr

p0fnrA t0n6nifsloner UsboFh
ufan,c San, ana /, nun named stuart were yesier.
er brought f,fre ON utesioner Osborn on charge q
having had ~ iher posssvscn quantity of connerlei
pofee ana iract0ntl cur.uDcy, MI h"hlns, Wno W
rearcd for the prosecution aid he was qdte rssdy 70
rroeesd with the examination tounsci lor We deieVce
NOD beius In attendance the Inc llrv was adjourned
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g,Sst RAILROAD EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.

CfNciNNATf, AUGUST 70, ISfb.
There was considerable excitement yesterday the
controversy between the people and the city railroad
companies IN relation 10 tho rates OF fare the later In
ystlnc the present ruts and the former refusing
pay more than ~ % Tor package of twenynyc tickets
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yesterday for repairs ut the Gosport Navy Yard 6he
will soon proceed . cruise TO China
The ship Aoonlighl from Calao has been ordered 70
Baltimore to discharge
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Kentucky Politics.

LourvuIR August 90 1890
General /. Crttenden has issued an address to the
Union soldiers and sailors OF Kentucky who layorn
bic the principles enacted by the late Philadelphia
Convention. appointing long list of delegates 10 attend
the National Convention 10 be held at Cleveland Septem
Der IL Among the delegates the Governor Lieu
tenant Governor, Generals Rousseau, Ward Whitaker
Hobson Garrard, Boyle and Watkins and a large num-
ber OF Kentucky Union officers.
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cosvEsNs Of THE LEGISLATURE us NEW Jersey.

TRxyroy August 20, 1850.
Governor Marcus l. Ward hns thIs dav issued proca.
malon eonyening The legislature of New Jersey 81
trenton on Monday. september iC or the purpose Of
ra,lIyns the constitutional amcndmon, and ning tho
existng Senatorial raranrv
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The season will be opened in this establishment mex,
Tuesday september a. by Miss Maggie MITCHELL who viii
appear in her fine impersonaton Of Little Barefoot,
under the management OF Mr. G. W. Tayicure. She will
be supported by strong company. Miss Mitchell will
close with Fanchon on the following Thursday. The
sale Of reserved seats opens the box Office tomorrow
Saturday
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TIE Idnho Election.

s,s fnScpro. August 90, 1868
TIobrook the democf@ic candidate nor delegate 4
Congress; VII have majorhs Of about $50
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Michigan Radical state Convention.

DETROIT, August 10. 1858.
The Republican State Convention held in this city to-
day, nominated the following tcket:-For Governor II.
H. Crapo, present incumbent; Lieutenant Governor,
General Dwight May; Secretary Of State, General o. L.
Spanding; Treasurer, q. H. Grosvenor; Commissioner
OF state Land Once General Prchard Auditor General
General William Humphrey Attorney General, General
William L. stoughton; Superintendent or Publ Insruc-
tion, o. Hosford Meber Of Board Of Education Edwin
y. W lets
The nomination OF Governor was sharply contested.
Crapo Is the weakest nomination that could BE- made.
The contest on Auditor General between the claims
Of the Germans and the military and the military beat
y. Annex. present incumbent, thrown overheard
much to the disgust Of the German element
The resolutions are long and wordy COM
prising all that have been published for
other republican conventions and containing
nothing new. The President denounced
and the republican party gIorihcd; the soldiers
patted and Fenans smiled the ght hour movement
encouraged white mans government scorned and
secuted at.
Something over hundred delegates, headed by the
Governor, senator's and Representatives, and running
down ~ anybody who wanted a little notoriety, were
sent 10 the Philadelphia Convention OF September g.
Governor Crapo made short address accepting the
nomination, which the extent of the speech max
ing.
The old spirit OF energy OF party wanting In the
proceedings, which showed that the members of the
Convention felt that the doom Of their party was sealed
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THE TOUR.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

:ns day prepare for the reception Of the Prescen
special committee has gone 70 Cleveland to meet the
President and confer with him TO the time Of his visit
here