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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-22
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS


SEWING MACHINES
Empire shuttle Machine.
Salesroom 536 broadway ". Y. $50
Washington 81. Boston. 92l Chestnut ST.,
PhiladeI Iphia.
HIS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely
Il new principles of mechanism, possessing
many rare md valuable improvements, having
1een examined by the most profound experts,
and pronounced to be
SlMPLlUl Y AND PERFECTION
COMBINED.
It has straight needle. pei pendicular ior
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stich,' which will
NEITHER Rip nor RAvEL, AMI is aliko on both
SIDES performs perfec, sewing on every des, ri
tion OF material, from Leathsrt to the finest Nan
SooK Musllne, with cotton, linen or silk thread
from the cuarsest to the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and sho
lGast POSSIBLE friction, it runs Rs smooth as
glass, and is emphatically
NqlSELESS MACHENEI
1'requires FIFTY PER CENT. LESS POWER %
drive 1t then any other machine in the marke.,
girl eleven years of age can work il steadily,
without fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of
construction, renders it almost impossible tc
gcg out of order, and is eUARRANrED by tho
company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may de-
sire to supply themselves With superior arti-
Gle to come and examine this UNRIvALLlD Ma
chine.
One half hours instruction is sufficient, L,
enable any person to work this machine tt
theirentire satisfaction.
RELIGIOUS ana CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS will
be literally dealt with
GLNTs WANTED for all towns in the United
states where Agents are not already established
also, for CuJa. Mexico, Central and South
America to whom liberal disc cunt will be
even.-
No consignnents made at all. Address
Empire Sewing Machine Mig
Company,
AZ BROADWAY NV.
Principle gencies Established:- Pitts5uro.
Ernest SIN elm Baltimore, Thos. Shanks'
Wheeling, W. Va. W. D:Sawkell q Bro. Cir.
einnati, .. Mather & Wilson
November SOth Is65-1yr
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slOhNls CQNGlTIla pQWnER

Has the largest silr uf any Horse nml Cattle Medicine
In this country II Is composed ,f hrrS nul r.ts and
mr minrsS. safety certainty and III " uyu,ss, stands
nrc"uiruty al the head II the liaI Of LOrss and
Cottie NchciRes.
1t carries M all Tues humnrs, prevents horses from
becuniug dli or hrI,riug puriGcs thc hlool ooasns
The skim and gives II suuutll nnl glossy appearance,
clcnnNcs the wtrr and strengthens every Inrt Of tho
body II Is aSu safe Und certain remedy for coughs
and colds whc. generate 50 ninuy fatal discusses.
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A WORLD OF CAUTION.

Henlth is most Important and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine or anv
remedy, unless its contents or ingredients are
known to cthOrs beside the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied Of the qualifications Of
the party so offering.
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS

Ard knowing that the inte ligcut refrain
from using anything pertaining to quackery or
the Patent Medicine order-most of which are
prepared by self-styled Doctors. who are to q
norant to re I'd physicians simplest prescrp-
ceutial preparations,
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iuRETIC
Is thatWhiOh acts upon the kidneys
HEB NDCD'S EX1RlG BUGNU
ACTS, ,EFNTIY
ACTS GENTLY,

Is pleasant in tNsts and odor, froo from all inju.
riOus properties, and immediate ia its action.
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Police Intelligence.

BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
Two complaints made before Justice Dodge yes
terday afternoon against Harvey H. Quinn, better known
Honest John. and Joseph Lewis. alas Lilies alias
Lawless, who arrested late Saturday night by
Moreness OF the Twentieth precinct pub
lished In Yesterdays Herald Mr. Owen Jones, who does
business on the southwest corner OF Thirtyseventh
street and Eighth avenue and Messrs Strauss Stein
berg, sol Eighth avenue, tho comrlanants IN the
case The shutters OF Mr. Strauss had been forced
open but the place had not been entered The accused
committed TO answer. The prisoner Joseph Lewis
also charged with carrying q slnngshot, which
found his person nv ronndsman Morness at the time
Of his arrest. This deadly weapon Lewis took into
oyster saloon when being pursued and there attempted
to It, This Ia said to be the first arrest under the
new law. Justice DODGE committed Lewis on tnis
charge, bail being refused.
CRUELTY TO A HORSE.
Michael Kennedy carman, arrested yesterday
afternoon by officer Brooks Of the Second precinct
the charge OF cruelty beating his horse in Dutch street,
John, with cart runG The violenre being wit
messed by Mr.. George W. Ward OF No Q Dutrh street.
he appeared before Justice Hogan and made affidavit
against Kennedy. The Magistrate committed the pris.
oner for trial In default OF $500 bail.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Fenian Fiasco I'm Canada-Report
OF tho Proceedings OF Congress-Intelii-
gence from All Parts OF tho Union
The Latest News from Mexico, Central
America. tho West Indies. go, Sc.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Persia Captain Lott win
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close ct half past eleven
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The NEW YoRK HRALD-Edition for Europe-will bo
ready at halfpast ten o'clock In the morning
II will give full particulars Of tho Dongs Of the Fee
mans In Canada Of their Collapse and final dispersion in
most dcmoraIizsd condition. News from all sections Of
tho Onion; Tho latest proceedings Of Congress- The
latest News from Mexico, Central America the West In.
dies, &C. and Of all important events OF the
week.
Single COPIES, In wrappss ready for mailing, SIX
ccpta
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Board or Health.

Board OF Health.
THE CHOLERA AND THE CITY SLAUGHTER HOUSES.
One or two OF dlarrhpa which have been magni
Ned into OF actual cholera have been quite
disposed or the patients have been
OF danger The authorities Of the Health Board depre-
the practice OF OF the newspapers OF jumping
to the conclusion that Of diarrhna must be
OF cholera and say that such practice Is fatal to that
Of mind which il powerful an auxiliary to the
public health. On Hester street, where there
filthy tenement houses, q longshoreman wss lately
attacked with diarhoea and II pronounced cholera
The has recovered and out of danger Dr. Harris
has make inquiries about the condition OF the
houses this street. Is probable that the Board Of
Health may be induced 10 proceed In the matter upon
the principle Of the old apothegm which that pre-
venton 10 better than The Board Of Health
next Friday afternoon.
The Board In pursuance Of provisions In the act
which created ID, proposes to do with private
slaughter honses after the first OF August The Board
has made ARRANGEMENTS for public slaughter house In
106th street, East river, and from the commencement
OF August the butchers win have TO kill there out Of
town.
ADDRESS OF PHYSICIANS WANTED.
TIE EDITOR THE HERALD.
Has the Board Of Health appointed phvs clans 10 attend
Of cholera for the most likely tn be the
fesson,l attendance medicine &c If they have then why
not publish their several and residences that all
know 10 whom and where TO apply J.F X
New YORK. June 10, 1875
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CLEARED

CLEARED
s, s,ea%sniP Northern Light weir Aspnwa-racihs Nail
Steamship Daniel Webster. Bolger. Havana and Vera
$ xmscsS Mo snn mn
fss
bark Ludwig tPrus, Femmlps Cork for orders--somsn
Bark James Muir tBr). Shaw. Havre Philadelphia
Harf Lord Baltimore tBr, Losburgh Santos tBraz)-D
BARK W drimshs tBr) Drammond. MaAnzas-J Ward
brig Nellie tItaD canero Rristoi-slocovlch smith
Brig Water Lily, Virgin, Rio Grande do su-J Bento
Brig Samson s Davis. zs.a.r serthous 4 Co;
Brig Ksiamo (BrS. Morris, windsor. Ns-D Dewolf 4
big Olga g.csess Galveston W siwenAco
Rchr Equator aTr, Ranger Msrbor IssndmJ ,nsas
..sehr Richard Hni Huise, Lavacca and indlanoa-N L
sehr Mary sisadman Green, wnmiugton-Y L Mccrcady
g s%s.s F.sss
ARRIVED
ss: sns s.a err c % X: ssS Il vs
May 80 IN the Channel passed steamship Ksrgorno; 3ls
% yrginssl hence for I,ycrpo an u, 4s
sn Is ssss .S scan SGTsa Il 4 " n L"
seamship britannia hence FOR Glasgow 10TH lat ~ 81
Sss1 .ss's aas Fulton CITY Of London T'u0H and
Steamship savaunsh neIlart New Orleans June and
sramshp Gulf Stream. Mount Mobile days with udse
and r ca e sm pln.I p S, nc
,eras Inn, win rd.e sna nss.ercrs ~ Vt a
detained y is,ierss Inlet IS hour. ' ''''' ee -
with mdss and passessers to Jas Hand = '''''
Steamship WhrwInd, Fargo. Richmond Is hours with
sisam,hp 81 a,oes, King. rsAracns and Norfolk with
sssmship hssmsre Borrns Rehm,nd snd Norfolk,
Ship antareis Mcstoser, 1iverpooi Nav a. h md and
"a pas.cngsr. 70 Iapsco BRO. ca May ri aifis ION
Cork Way IS Ia. aj lon IS IS SPOKE BRIG Anna Brooks
ship Butcher tNeck, Nicholson Rotterdam 10 ays with
ma.ea1d u passengers. y Punch; Mrineke Wendi
As ssf rS % sS s" ssu. 81 aa
SPOKE Srs Mary Rswsng hence Tor London 10 dS S o
ssrs Free Trade g, Bas'on Foster Cow Hay days.
B.e ty ,n cS9a !sf snerp;cy I,,rs" nss.n e
spoke brk Carlos carlota sio anelru Tor Have
g Snys os,; s ~ ~ 81 e o1 % q ,chr N,rs worse
Brig zesuIon Rr Indy, Windsor rs iodsys with plss.
Brig Victoria % y Burk, Dorchester, Nm, 10 days with
schr Brothers N,sstnl. Watson Abacoa sdays, with
schr Beinds " Br) Johnson Nassau days, with pine.
rrplcs 70 Iuicainfon = Co 9Th last The edge Of
sehr NICOLA Crane, BAY, Il days, with coal. to R
sssr RcySi srh snE, Sswcomb., Windsor 10 anys with
u sssr Ls g yea Fr. c!. Georgetown M with
n. sss Tbss s s1 70
Mary Haskell from New Orleans ~ Boston
s ssSr f% Sas w Gsss S spsra ass sa-y
schr Alarms, Tsbbu,: Addison. 7 days
schr Harriet nv N, snow New BEDFORD
seRr Emma otchSs Setsron ronaoo, Tor Ssrw
BELOW
Bark Bolivia, from Aspinweil
SAILED
Steamships Daniel Webster Northern Light
Wind at sunset calm.
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Nitro-Ciycertue.
ACTION or THE MAYOR AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS

For ITs STORAGE.
On Friday last Fire Marshal Baker was notified thu, tho
bark Professor Baum had arrived this port from Ham.
burg, having on board Twelve cass OF ba ting oil known
at nitro glycernc Tho Harbor Master having been al.
vised OF this shipment ~ the Fro Marshal refused 10
permit the bark TO alongside t0e pier and kept her
out In the stream tho North river TIE folowlnv Il
thc acii n iakcn by the Fire comml .sioners and hs
Honor tie Mayor
orrrcx BoArp COMMISSIONERS
h1TRoT0tiTAN firk IN frNt.rf
TO wuos IT VAT covcrRS;-
Permission benF - - this Board for tho landing from
tie PROFESSOR baum the port 81 New ork III
twelve and the recummenaat
Of Mr A. r. Baker Fire Marshal W, Do hereby
said twelve be taken from said vessel BY boat aid
conveyed By water the nearest landing rlacr, a.
sIoad IN shany Eighty third street, near the Nj IN
provided such unfeEine be hccnsed therefor
the Mayor the city Of New York Hon John y " tns
and not otherwise And further provided no portion OF "a
every being hrs had obtained from THIS bo!rd e.
serving tie right however 70 order ut time the said nu
glycerne ~ be removed beyond the city limits aud 70
move tho s-se the risk AMI o. te owners
ArrRovar or rnv nAron.
AprrovcdThe article b. removed IN boats and not 10
bc taken through the CITY, Special directions 70 he given by
fire Marshal Baker. JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
JusK n. 1875.
II seems that some ten days ago the Mayor through
the Fire Marshal caused the removal OF the tw Two
81 nitro glycerinc that stored o. no ~
ana Third avenue and IA hf4 been ti0f, Il y
ebsntg a. Eighty bird f.rtg; ard Natl .atrfus. Itus
tar u Heema inc ~. atga4Gsof ltat04 ma eioNAera
have escai - arm.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's cir
culation among tho entcrprising mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen the
country 10 increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD win thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
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MISCELLANEOUS.


RE you GOING OUT or TOWN.
Half the benefits n soourn In tho country the
side lost by the dread OF exposure the mir
the liberal OF fecaies scolorstions
The use Of JARED's EMAIL DE PARIS VIM entirely
remove all such designations rrtainng tho akin so white
and transparent II ceanses the pores OF the lymph which
caguates in bck pecks and By cleansing keeps the
clear cool free om
In weather. Sold by L. IeAvEAIf BIZ Rraat
way, Sole Agent Mailed anywhere addressing Jared
Kene General Importers, New York.
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Marine Disas,rrs.
sHir NrrTrr !ffusl from baltimore fnr Amsterdam he
anoe OF ecamiugs after dchar9ng part her cafsc
anchored below Swan Point. where she sill ro.css
.. RaIoJ = psvrnrus from baltimore for Bos.,-
s ns p'' % DOT s'A resumed he. voyage SS s
Sour Tr~r from Baltimore
into Sor.as iessy WI 49, Gsores,orn SC Which mt
about the bows
O. whniemen.
ARK @'ppho Corn arrived =. Now Bedford OH inst from
fao Ocean, Tacahuano March "a vita go J0s 90 and O
Arr a. lilo April CouTser usmbie from h,r,s a,sp,
lsianier do cran EUROPA Pierre from coast 81 sp itth,
ScorEe basis nm home Va Iaieahu.no. 100 sp Awas
shp Thomas D.cksnon. Jernegan Nj. was At rionoiau
BsrF osIrays Gariland Nh was at Rsb,dos NAY "a With
ibis ~ ~ she reports bound into s. caharies she
r Romsn nsb.1 wa Mss Il = n ns sa ON .
having lardci II 90 gnons p i9so0 90 VII oil which
would he shipped bark Lsanu New Bedford Was
shie rorida. Fordhar. M wns a, Honolulu sr-,i rs
from Coast o. Naethia wa Lahaina with 70 bbls VIII al
n,rs Mar. cray Nm. wa. a, ralcahuano Ann 10 Win
sfossngNs Sae tby Sup Iursts. Ms. bs,k Ei,.h,,h
Swift. Ponlius, NIB. nothing this season.
spoken. sc.
nsrk Edwin from new York for Turks Islands June 1,
setr DIrso. from Philadelphia for Portland. tnns
o. Mcn,gs. With sas s9li, and loss Of main boom in
rcreIgr Povss.
nrEsr MAY sl..tr Nspcson Ift Cd, Borfndc, syesk.
Hong No h.y Ro. tsSn Rs. rro LONG Kong gss
tsgs Wy ys-i por, brs Frane.so tr..r ,,s...s,.e
cHsslrou arril lila port ship orrle Grower. -
r,mrlet rtrgo.
Cow nsv, Asy .s-Su s,auer ins
wow va, sa-sit b,,~. Gabriel n
~, Erir lrham bri De-'
'pAnn orsy trii .etts.. f.t etftt .I4t
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The Turf.

MONDAY, June 11.-Purse and stake 81, 900, mile
beats, best three in nve TO wagons
J. Turner entered b. m. Fanny Allen 49,. 8 2 I
= Woodruff entered g. &. Capt Tallman.. / 2 2
4 futile entered CHI g. dictator ......... dis.
n Pafer entered br. g. Humming Bird -. dis
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'rot bciWeen TIE CALIFORNIA stallion George e.
- Emma, Commodore Vanderbilt
and General Butler i anncuncea -.- ~ 'us aier
"a
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this time has been healthy one, and she has had no
sickness statement OF the has been furnished TO
the proper authorities by Dr. Swinburne and II 10 proba
bic that her passengers viii be allowed shore without
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S HIPPIN VIC NE W S.

YoRx-rHfs
son RisEs.. NOON SETS eve
sErs................ 81 morn 40
Port or New York. Juno II. 1900.
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ARRIVAL or TnE STEAMSHIP HELvKrrA, rRoi

On the "a ultmo the steamship Helvetia left Liver
pool Tor New York, with eight hundred and seventeen
singrants on board nearly all Of whom were Germans.
While on her way down tho channel many cases OF
cholera appeared and two deaths occurred uron hc
t.m ~ Queenstown she ordered back 10 liverpool
when she went into Qnaranue on her arrival there IN
the sth ull'mo. Tie cmerans we're then trans.
ietten TO two b lks, tic well into one ard the
"a n.ea VITA sickItss into another After beiug de-
,hned tbe ~ riartpenfd In Quarantine, and being
o ,, eeaca ana ether ptaationary measures taken,
about seven hundred OF the original psssenecrs wers
reranseircd 10 her and after being trgr.r,ed hy ia
to.e. nmrnt ohttrs and iurpiicd With a now raft q
beddng ana blankets he again started her voyage 70
FRO nd early Yesterday moving where she was va,ed
: y. rNrfne, Hsalth oTcer, end mr. rurdet, Dcp.
VIZ y ta ~ 4 '-"ful examination made
81 20 ~rd'eai on rrs
y = hcr yoJ ago
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~. III. L..sl- l..lns.
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MONS. RURNHL1.

Fren Ia Cirque NGpeleone, rar1g)
The greatest Two Thre and Four Horse Hider III age
Oh tha 18th OF June, 1855 Monsieur lgruen and lis
two sons appeared at she Aihamtra IA ace london
before their Asestes QGe=n Victoria Prince Iber,
aud the Royal Curt, ere the, VARIOUS ma
OF Royal Favor On the 10 OF May SO he az D area
ey specis nvitst at the city of stockho m Lefore
Hing Charles Af, KING OF rxe-d-n, AID ihs ROYAL
Household On the 18th cay Of Decetuter. d. Mous.
burne also had he houer Of app aing before King
P,dro ', Al Lisbon, ia Portugal At Paris eurr h :
long en- A. mrnt al the Clique NJ r. nne" b. ike
wise ri p~arej before tire knsreror j tnrre-s the
Prince EagsEe AMI the Rs3 Court. and the
big hat and rnDst substantial from their hands,
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may determine these issues now or leave
them to the future. We may be wise or
foolish as we viii, but the end will be what
justice demands. We may advance or obstruct
the solution Of our national difficulties, but
we cannot change the DEGREES Of Him who Of
one blood made all of the nations of the
earth. equal and exact justice to all men,
is the short road out of all our national
troubles. We may take this or some more
circuitous route; both will end At the same
point. We have our election between short
journey and long one. We may reach the
end by the former fresh and vigorous and
strong, or We may arrive at it by the latter
wearied and worn and ruined. prefer the
former; let those take the latter who choose,
and if such there be, and must be dragged
along with them, will go, but shall enter
my protest at the starting point and hurry
through as well I may. And now, Mr.
Speaker. that my views are upon the records
OF this Congress, leave them to the judgment
of the future, content to abide by the decree
whatever it may be.
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Master Willie Dutton

The young, graceful ard dashiHg Equestrian whose
Pc form uuribg the lat in Yyrk CRY
and the arsf Indes @on Tor lin the pu Of lie
nioAt accem Dlished eomerssnit hider of tLe age.
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Fsnian IteRs.
NEw York. June II.

NIw ioKK, June II.
The Herald from Montreal states that in
the Fenian fight near the line, only forty OF
the Governor Generals body guard participa.
ted. The Fenians were driven across the
line with several killed and sixteen captured,
who were taken to Montreal.
special from Ottawa l1th, says three
schooners conspiciously crowded with men
passed down Silver river. The steamer
Columbian with British soldiers went in pur.
suit. The Canadian Government applied to
England for 5000 additional men, including
. regiment Of cavalry and . proper portion of
artillery. Three arrests were made 1t Ottawa
and warrants are ont for all the Fenians there,
numbering sixty eight, and who are all
known.
A special from Ogdensburg the 10th, says
that the Fenians are determined to push on
the work, and says war material is being
sent to the frontiers twelve wagon loads Of
which have been captured BY the United
States troops. It says fifteen cases Of Spring
Geld rifles and three thousand rounds Of am.
munition passed through 0Gdsnsbure within
the last forty eight hours.
NV YoRx, June II.
"A st. Albans despatch says on Saturday
about eight miles from st. Albans brigade
Of British regulars charged upon small por-
ton Of the Fenian army that remained there
and captured Gxteen. Some Of the Fenians
we're killed, bat how many i not knows.
The 6ght took place almcat On ~ hpenElhry,
aeron WhieA - &eqiaRs we1e eonpGlle1 -
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

AMAss CONVENTION of the REPUBLICANS Of
Lac County, will be held at Charleston, WE'D
NEsDAY JUNE ls,h. 1856, for the purpose Of appoint
Ing Delegates the State, Congressional and Judicial
Conventions
All who opposed to Traitors ruling the Country
and surrenderrg the Government the hands OF
Rebels Invited to attend and participate in the
meeting.
By order of the Lee County Republican Central Com
mittee J n BrCK
May 2sth, 1885. Chairman
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Madame Louise Tournair,

Preeminent among this unrivaied Troupe stands the
eeautt vi and graceful Frs nch Lady,
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CINCINNATI. June 10.

CINCINNATI, June 10.
The second trial Of Samuel Covert for the
murder ofthe Hoosa family .. Lebanon, Ohio,
yesterday reassembled and brought 10 verdict
ofmurder 10 the 6r-t -tdegree. Harrison McNea',
brother in-law Of Covert, is to be tried as al
accessory.
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TITesvILLE, Pa. June IL,

4 young man named John Dole. this morn
ing, while on his way 10 get married to Miss
hattie Nathiason. was shot dead near this
place As rival for the hand of Miss M
had threatened to shoot him he Is suspected
of the murder
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whossdAring feats mp Der bareback steed have
Justly sir.n her the till. Of the
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Worlds Only Bareback Rider.

In her superb ''Manse ee she h4. no rival rousetfe
language o the Celebrated Ctcf h, .iett 10 the
only itsans l.ry tar d. il either in Eu4oy4 OK
America. All otkers are but fest IL i'm tAtorsn
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Republican cs.vens.s..

Repuh1lean Conventlon.
The 10th Annual Republican Convention Of The
State Of Iowa, will be held 1t Des Moines on We'd
nesday, June goth, 1855; for the purpose Of non-
mating candidates for the following of6ces to be
filed At the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE.
TREASURER OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio Of representation will be a. follows
One delegate from each County, and one ad-
dtional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part OF o hundred over fifty, including
the soldier vote, east at the last election for
Governor VIM. Stone
By order Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
JOSHUA TRACY. Chairman.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Republican Judicial Convention for the First Judi
cs' District Of the sate of Iowa. will be held at Mount
P assnt, Iowa. Thursday the 10th OF July 1884, At
10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates FOR the tollo~ing Offices be filled at the ensuing
general election, 10 wit:
DISTRICT JUDGE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The ratio of repr septAon will be the came that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JNo. H. GEAR Chm Judicial Committee.