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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10
PROV RRATrLERoRO. YERMONTr

BRATTLEBoRO, VT, Sept. 1.-The
Fair closed this morning. There were
several interesting races, the most i'm
portant Of which were run by the Stall
lion, Ethan Allen, and mare, Fearless,
for the Society's purse Of $50, which
was won by Ethan Allen, in two
straight heats Time: 2:59 and 3:39.
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FROM CHATHAm. III.

CHATHAM, ILL, September 8.-The
President and party left Springfield at
half-past eight, having been escorted
to the train by the Committee of Re-
ception, accompanied by a band of
music. Cheers followed the depart
ing excursionists. 81
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PROM LOUIsyILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Great prepa-
rations are being made here to re-
ceive. the President and suite on
Tuesday next. ~
A party will leave here for Cincin-
natl, Tuesday evening, on the steamer
United States. They will stop at
Madison and make torch light visit
to the Mammoth Cave.
The low pressure steamer Rich
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I'VE have voluminous dispatches
from Springfield, ILL.,, and at various
points, giving an account of the pro-
gress of the Presidential party, with
his speeches reported in full; but we
are so crowded with the report of the
JOHNSON. gathering in this city, on
Saturday, and other more interesting
matter, that we omit much of it. As
he has been doing at every station,
since he left Washington, he left with
the people, all along the route from
Springfield to Alton, the Constitution
and the Flag of our country, not with
%, but Sc stars. When he arrived at
Alton he was met by the Mayor of St.
Louis.-EDs. JOURNAL.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.-The President
was formally introduced to Mayor
Thomas and escorted to the steamer
Ruth. when the bells commenced ring
ing, noting readiness for the fleet to
turn their bows homeward. The
steamers Andy johnson, Ruth and
Olive Branch, lashed together, made
the first move forward, closely follow
ed by as many other boats as there
were original States in the Union. AS
soon as the feet of gaily decked steam
ers was under way, the Presidential
party &rossed over from the steamer
Andy johnson to the Ruth, and pass
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FROM pHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-M. w.
Baldwin, senior proprietor of the Lo-
como tive Works, died last night near
this city. Eks5 IHTIaI
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FROM SCRANTON. PA.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 8.-James
Archibald, of this city, has been nomI-
mated as the Union Republican candi-
date for Congress in the 18th District
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. S,-The trotting
race to-day between Dexter and But
Ter, was won by the latter Time, 3334g,
27 :264. On the third heat Dexter
was drawn. -
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FRONI BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 8.-General
Meade has arrived here from Chi
cago, and will remain until Monday.
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FR0nI RuRLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, Iowa. Sept 8.-The
machine shops of the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad were de-
stroyed by fire to-day in this city.
The loss is heavy, but not ascertained.
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mond, now on marine ways at Madi-
son. is the largest river steamer in the
world.
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REPORTED ABDICATION OF MAX
r.. ~ IMILIAN.
FENIAN CONGRESS- IN SESSION.
INDIAN OUTRAGES ON THE
3aa sGLGaeB PLAINS. 8eeE-Es
L t3s kfHt.sHf f- ~ T----TTff4 =. ass.sf HFH
THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY IN
ST. LOUIS. e
$50 NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

New York, Sept, 8.-The steamer
de Cuba, with San Fran
cisco passengers via Nicaragua, has
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1'V. oVOI 0S4ooV t~E,Svs.IA0J.
sepl div
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Fourth and Fifth.
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NvTsn AmUrIUan uIIU ansurauVC UU.,
Of New York.: -
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FROM WASHINGTON.
nsgerA - Hsrsign NAH Aattsrs-Dls-
patch Frea Gen. 0ayaras
WAsHrroror. Ausust /,

WAsAH0foN, August i.
The public debt statement will show far
ther reduction during the last two months Of
about twenty-seven millions Of dollars.
Twenty>three millions Of the remaining twen>
ty>six millions Of certificates Of indebtedness
have been redeemed during the last month.
The statement also shows that seven>thirties
are rapidly being converted into fve-twenties.
Ths increased pay Of members Of fCongress
amounts to 2,60O each.
Notice has been received from the Prus-
sian Post Office, that in consequence OF the
war letters for the ComiAn Islands, Greece,
India, China, Australia &C., cannot be for
warded BY the Prussian closed mail to their
destination via Triest, and consequently IN.
til further notice letters for these countsies
should not be despatched from the United
States in the closed mail to Prussia.
The report received from time to time ct
the Treasury Department. shows very graft.
flying reduction in the amount of smuggling
all over the frontier, and especially on the
Northern border where the temptation to
engage in this illicit traffic are very great.
Gen. Baird telegraphs from New Orleans
July 8lst:
The riot here has been suppressed. have
declared martial law in the city. About 40
persons have been killed and wounded, near
ly all being friendly to the Convention.
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propriatsd ont Of any nossy h ~ Tssaslsy nst
otherwise appropriated thfss ths1saad dollars to
b applisd 70 the building u bsx1, WOOD shsds,
sewers, and improving tie land bslonelng 70 the
Asylnm for the blind.
6sc. !. And thsrs Il hsssby aPpropFiatsd n
additional sum Of tArss thousand dellAss fof ths
purpose Of hssaing said Asylum, With hot-sir fur
nace, and apparatus.
Sac. 5. The money hereby appropriated shall
b paid on the order Of the Trustees, which order
shall Be audited and paid other claims Provided,
That said money 30 appropriated shall b drawn
from the Treasury only upon estiuasss made -
The work progresses.
ssc. 4. Said money hereby appropriated shall
be sxpsoded for ths purpose herein stated under
and By direction Of the Board Of Trustees.
6Ec. 5. This Act being deemed Of immediate
impoftascs ~ The General Assembly, the same
shall take effect upon Its publication in the Daily
State RegiSer snd Fiaton Englc.
Approved March 3lst, 1865.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act waapub-
and In the Vintoa Eagle April =, 1855.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
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NEw YoRK, August l.
The Herald has the following despatch: :
LONDON, July 30.-A great Reform meet
ing was held to-day in the city, 1000 peo-
pie we're present. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that they had no faith in the Gov
eminent. Petitions were read which arc to
be presented to Parliament demanding en-
quiry into the conduct OF Sir Richard Mayns,
chief of Police. The procession was i'm.
tendance. and every thing passed of quietly.
The Tribune has special which says:
tPeace was certain at Berlin on Saturday.
Bismarck and the King return this week.
Prussia carries Ill her points. The Liberals
support Bismarck 8 foreign policy. Austria's
naval victory is much over estimated. The
Hyde Park riots and the movements to form
exclusive reform league meetings have i'm
perilled the Derby government"
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FROM NEW DREAMS.
The Order for Martial Law RsselnAsA
Negroes ARresssA.
New ORLEANS. july 81.

New ORLEANS, July 81.
Attorney General Heron, Lieut.. Governor
Voorhies and Mayor Monroe, called upon
Gen. Bayard and laid Johnson's Dispatch be-
fore him. 1t was agreed that the military
Governor should occupy separate Offices in
the Cily Hall, the mayor continuing his usual
functions, and the military Governor directs
the movement Of troops, in casa of further
,ons and tho. ss ;hs supposed order for mar :,
dispatches from Washington.
Subsequently at midnight lot Of negroes
living on Victory street, in the third district,
shot at several passing citizens. They we're
arrested. One Of the negroes Was shot
through the body.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CYRUS W. FIELD.
HKARr's CONTENT, July %.

HKARr's CoErKsr, July q.
have chartered the steamer Gauntless to
run between New Foundland and Cape Bre-
ton, to carry messages until Ne get the Cable
repaired across the gulf Of St. lawrence,
which We expect to accomplish this week.
Mr.. Mckay, Superintendent Of the New
Foundland line, left here on Friday in Hez
Majesty's steamer Niger for Cape North.
The steamer Bloodhound is along side the
Great Eastern taking in twelve miles Of Ca
Bile to repair the Gulf of st. Lawrence Cable,
and will leave for Cape North this evening.
The Atlantic Cable is working splendidly.
[Signedl CYRUS W. FIELD.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.


LouIsvILLE, July 81.
Nashville dispatches received a, headquar.
ters from Major General Wood, say there
were one hundred and ten cases of cholera
at Savannah, Georgis, on the 25th, whereof
half proved fatal The troops coming to the
Southwest from New York are reported to
be infected with the disease
The Colored Soldiers National League
have passed resolution to hold National
Convention at Nashville ON the FIRST of Janu,
AIRY next.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Letter from Gov. Brown, - Gssrgts-
Mortality Report--Grant for . New
Line OF street RstlroeA-suis Drsught
By Gen. Santa Anna In the Supreme
Couft-Nextcan Hsws-Fre0 PanaAa-
The Cholera still On the Increase
Adsms Express Company ". the vir-
Elnts Railreeas-Rse>ipssf fer AsssaSss
Over che Atlaasis Cslsls - tie 4lss,
o9.o0A IN 0olA.
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CHAPTER So.

Clerk Supreme Court.
AN ACT providing for the election Of Clerk Of
the Supreme Court.
sscrroS !. BE i enacted By The &c. erai Asse--
bly, Of the State Of iora, That 6ebtioa 7646 Of the
Revision Of 1860 be, and the same il hereby re-
psaied and the following section be substituted in
lieu thereof; That st the next general election,
and every four years thereafter, Clerk Of the
Supreme Court shall be elected BY the qualified
electors Of the State, whose term Of ONCE shall
commence on the hrst Moaday in January aftsr
said election, aud continue four years, and until
biz successor shall be elected and qualihed-the
present incumbent to bold his ofice until his sue
eessor is elected and qualified, uniess removed BY
the Supreme Court The Judges Of the Supreme
Court shall have power to Gil BY appointment AL
vacancies in the ONCE Of Clerk Of the Suprene
Court aud the psrson SO appointed shall hold his
omce until the lst day II January succeeding the
next general election thereafter and snti his sue
eessor is elected and qualified.
Approved March seth, 1866.
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RRuxavycr. Ne. Ausus.

BRUEsWICK, Me-, August ].
The Commencement festivities ct Bowdoin
College are progressing finely. The follow
ing honorary degrees were conferred this
forenoon Rev. DR.. Woods, LII. d. Rev.
John Dible, D. d. !; Rev. 3. C. Smith, D.
D.; kev Wells, A. NJ. Rev. DR.. Wood to.
day sent in his resignatinn q President Of
the College, and it was accepted and referred
70 the Committee Of tho Board. Rev. Dr..
Harris, Of Bangor, viii 3nndosbtsdiy Be-
eAeesn his sUsesaoos.
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CHAPTER 80.
Reporter Supreme Court.

AN ACT providing for the election Of Reporter
OF the Decisions Of the Supreme Court.
SEcrics !. Be IL esnef<d Js The Ge~erai A.em-
BY Of the State Of fosa, That Section one Of
Chapter twenty-five, Of the laws Of the Tenth
General Assembly, be, and the same ie hereby re-
pesled, and that the following section be substi-
tuted in su thereof:
Sac. 2 At the next general election, and every
four years thereafter there shall be elected by the
qualified electors Of this State, Reporter Of tho
decisions Of the Supreme Court whose term Of
offce shall commence the first Monday In jan
uary next after said election, and continue four
years and until his successor shall be elected and
qualified. The present incumbent to hold his
once until his successor il elected and qualified,
unless removed BY the Supr-me Court.
Approved March seth, ise6.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Celebration over the eomplstion Of ths
Atlantic Cabls-Mining Reperts-Firs
etc. etc.

SAs FRAscrsco, August !.
A Victoria dispatch of yesterday, says tha.
9 celebration took place on the day previous
on receipt ofthe news of the success of the
Atlantic Cable. The legislature adjourned,
business was suspended, and the Governor,
Chief Justice and Mayor addressed an i'm
mense meeting in the public square. The
Mayor was to send . congratulatory address
to Lon don.
The United States steamer Saginaw sailed
yesterday, for Victoria, G. H. Mumford, of
the United States Telegraph Company, and
Joe. Street are passengers.
The steamer Constitution has sailed for
Panama with Sl,l62, 800 in treasure of which
$9T0, $40, is for New York.
A fire this morning destroyed the United
States District court rooms records saved.
Exports of copper ore for the pas. six
months are 400 tons. The agents for the
Swan works are here looking for supplies. Min.
ing gshares are somewhat better transactions are
light Crowns Point $40 90 Yellow Jacket
So. 10 Belcher $1.23, legal tender 72cts.
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GALVESTON, Texas, July 80.
State Secretary, Judge Bell, has been in
structed from Washington to continue the
provisional Government till further orders
from the President: Immediately on the as
sembling Of the Legislature, Government
officials in service during and before the war
will be re-appointed. No cases of cholera
reported.
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RArxorD, RANDALL 4 Co., expect 70
launch their Ny Policy" craft at Philadel-
phia and renain nsAsters Of Il. They viii b
disappointed. They have piratical crew on
board wAo viii take possession Of the ship,
pat RA1noED, RANDALL 4 Co. 10 the hold
ifas I'll rsfnosory and run the craft them
so1sss
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CHAPTER 81

ChAfTEh 81.
Relating to Tares for Bridges.
AN ACT to amend Sections 10 and 3l2 Of the
Revision Of 1880.
SECTION I. Be- Il enacted Iy tie General Assens-
tty Of Tie State Of Io.ca That subdivision four Of
Section 7lo Of tho Revision Of 1850, ID hereby
amended 80 ~ to read ~ follows, to-wit: Tor
making aad repairing bridges not moro than three
mills on ths dollar.
6nc. q subdivision 13 Of Section 317 Is hereby
amended By striking ont the words "two thossand
dolisrs' and inserting in place thereof the words
Five thousand dollars, provided that this act
shall not authorize the purchase Of real estate ex
ceeding two thousand dollars in value without the
previous appreciation Of the legal voters OF the
county, - provided in the provision hersby
amended.
Rsc. 3. This Act shah take effect and Be in
forra from and after Its publication In the Iowa
Ssdte Regfster, and Iosa Homesiead.
Approved March 3lst, 1855.
| hereby certify tnat the foregoing Act Wa
Psbiished in the fosa State Register, April Ilth,
1865, and in the ioea Homestead April 18th,
1855.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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CINCINNATI. August l.


CINCINNATI, August l.
Mr.. Sheliabarger Was re-nominated for
Congress yesterday by the Republican Con-
vention, in the seventh district.
Secretary Harlsa's Letter ~ Rssagnasien
The following is copy of Secretary Har-
An's resignation. The President has not vet
replied, though successor has been appoint
ed and confirmed:
! DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July %, 1866,
To the President
Hsving heretofore informed you Of my
readiness to withdraw from the Cabinetwhen
it might accord with your pleasure and con-
venience 70 name my successor, and in pur-
suance of an understanding arrived at in our
interview, hereby tender my resignation Of
the Office Of Secretary Of the Interior, to
take effect on the first day Of September. In
thus sevefing my oi6cial connection With your
Administration, would do injustice to my
Dwn feelings were not to present my sincere
thanks for the uniform courtesy and kindness
shown me BY you daring my term Of serviee,
Praying thst the Supreipe Rnler Of nations
may bless you with health and vigor to en-.
durs the arduous labors incidental 10 you,
high positioa, and wisdom 70 carry into efsec,
such wise measures Of policy = Congress
may devise to seeufe domestiee peace and
national unity, have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, your obsdIent servant,
JAMES HARLAN.
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Aet:on Of the AsseetstsA Press In Regard
10 taking Messages psr ths Atlantic
Cable-Dispatch frsm General Agent
Craig.
New YoRK, Aug. /.

To all Agents:
For the present, and until we learn all the
peculiar traits of the cable, so as to fix upon
just tariff for the burdens it imposes, the
rule will be to assess the expenses upon the
paper publishing the news. At q meeting of
our association to~day it was ordered that all
European news by telegraph whether adj
dressed to the association, agent or individual
editor, should be delivered directly from the
telegraph Office to the General Agent Of the
Press. to be treated as news of the a.
sociation. This win probably put an end to
growing evil here, and hope it will be ap-
proved and enforced among local associa>
tions. A. II. CRAIo, General Agent.
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CHAPTER 81.

7I"se'1us isStt10H voc7t t7uP9e7 I'd Nett3tOW
1890.
AN ACT to amend Fec. 1904. Chap. 125, Of the
Revision Of 1850.
SEcrios |. Be enaefed Js the Gsneraf Asse-a-
5ty " tie Mate Of fovn, That at the end Of
Section 1904, Of the Revision Of 1860, there be
added the following: To printer there shall also
be exempt printing press and the types furni-
ture, and material necessary for the use OF such
printing press and newspaper ofhce connected
Herewith, not to exceed in all the value Of twelve
hundred dollars.
Approved March 3lst, 1866.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
List Of U. Q. Taxes enbrscins Ltcsuesa Ipco~e
Carriages Pianos Gold wdtches Ac for the first Dfvi
ston mpriaing the p4hps Of Jsckson De- Notnss
and Mpntross IN the county OF Lee In the First Cosc
uon Dnfret Of tes State Of Iowa. for the ysax
ing nay she 1st 1896 has returned ~ me BIZ the o.
q Aaseasos for said District
Raymsnt b hereby deadsd forthwith of all p~rsous
nA0ed theTrfn of the Amdune set against their
respectively BY JOHN o. walker Deputy Collector for
sad Division, embr~cinx sAe above named Tow nshps In
tne county of Les sAid District Il his oes IN ths
City ri Keokck.
AL payments must Be made before the Cd dsy Of An.
gust pe1t and all persons vho sha neglect pay ali
Taxes sssa1sed AGsinst them within the specified time
shall be liable 10 PAY TtN PER CRHTUM additional
with 70 foe each pbslce and niIsaxe upon Ii.
amounts thereof.
Once Collector Internal Revenue lst District Of Iowa
Fort hsdison, July, 1865.
J. C. WALKER. Collector
Dz-dot-w6t lat Dstrist Of Iowa
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One Hundred and sixty.thRse Miles ~
the PasfAe Railroad CsnpAstsl.

ONAHA, mug. II
The Government Commissioners yesterday
accepted an additional 35 miles of the Union
Pscihc railroad One hundred and sixty.
miles of the road are now completed. This
brings the road within 81 miles Of Fl. Kear-
new, which point will be reached by the 1st
of September. Regular passenger trains are
now running to Grand Island.
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FLOUR
REING Agents for some Of the bes. Mills
Wholesale Dealers
AfLowo0t MIL Prices
W. have the Following v.il-hpovn hrand.:
Grace Mills:
Plymouth Rock Flour.
Western Mills
Providence Mills.
Commercial Hills:
Enterprise Mills.
Valley Mills.
Castle Mills, or Quincy:
Bran, Shorts, Shipssuf.
Graham Flour.
Rye Flour.
Always On hand 70 snpply whoiesaisRordess
jcle ROBERTSON ALBKRs
100 BBLs. SUGAR, M;
AVV Powdered.
Granul..ed,
Refined white 4,
cIrtned and Yellow 9 susars, for ssle low BY
tyTd R0RERrf0S ALBERs.
Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
i jy7d RosERrsos ALBKRs.
Colgate's Toilet Soap.
Oh GROSS Honey. Giycertn. and old Palm sosp
~ ror sale by ROBERTSON ksALBERs.
jew
Cefaeel Coffee!
30 sacK CHOICE RIO coy.En ,sr a: y
Oh BOXES CORN srAKcH. for Cooking purposes
- For ssis BY ROBERTSON 4 ALBEES.
j.is = Ropssrsos ! ALBKna.
1R0 BBLS Ohio River Salt,
soBiRrsos ALBEas.
Bacon.
SO0O LBS. CLEAR sIpEs for -. BY
OOOV jsSo ROBERTSON ALBHRe.
|0LD Government Java Coffee, 20 bags
~ vsry eho'a'9 ''r 'al' v yxrrpooa .r.or "a
100 ''' ';'' :s:';., ..'s. ~ s.
BelCher's Golden syrup.
FOR SALE By
0ox - IRWIN.
jy2&d
j. A. ESSIG,
haia ss. bes FsursA asa rim. Kesksk. lava.
MANUFACTURE Of al kinds Of plain and hnc,
NA OA11DI10.
Also dealer in FRUITS, NUTS. Tors. Ae; which OF
fer wholesale and retail lowest market prices Oh
| ders from Country Merchants promptly hlied.
apf1-diy...
ROOKS.-A full supply Of School Books
- such - are used BY our City schoo. fer sale b.
octl H. W. WkSTCOTT.
GBEDs-Hresh Garden Field and Flower Seeds. It Ii
- SEED STORE. lss AsinSt. imaylsvovd
| ElOOKS.-A full supply OF School Book
II sach aaiaxs used IN our Oty school, foe sale by
| oots r. v. WnGvOOt5.
Western Reserve Cheese.
IOFFERED very low 70 so sloss Ios. out 9 sosn.ign
| TS0AL OIL DARaILS wANfED-as libsfal prize,
~ BY ROBERTSON ALDHa0.
4 jyA
nn BRxA. REBTUnD SUGARS, Crushed, Rovdses
| IN "a 0raAnlassd, = ic.sss rssss ~
4 G1OILlD LING1KD O9L. fbr sals b.
D mayso wnxiNeON. BAKTL1fT co.
!HORN OATS AND BRAN /
~ tunle1 Y 4 JOfanRFoN 4 ~
~ OApDrHs 1oDACCO, . year old eAesosss hr,.1
- faa gz.Ass, at R0BKRfs0N Al111lA
EkA. BAGS RIO COFFNE. N
lOO01 R0OkRD JAVA C0RRD1
1e0is low ~ LU3l 1ODAn1D0Q A.AL1uDo
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FROM EUROPE
[pHR rHr ATLANTIC CABLE. ]

Reform Movement in Ensland-Psass
Thought te be Certafn-Prussla Car.
>raee ali Her Points.
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Deneeratic Convention 1T Hsrrisburs,
HARRIssuRo, Pa, August

Oenoc ratio Conventf0n At HafF1SbORR,
HARRIsBuRo, Pa, August /.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-
veution assembled in the city to-day. Gro
deutials were presented by delegates from
every representative district in the State.
Gen. Jscob B. Switzer, Of Allegheny Co.,
was chosen temporary Chairman. A COM
mittee Of FIVE vas appointed to select oiicera
for the permanent organization, after which
the convention took . recess of On hour.
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Mr.. Shellabarger was re-nominated for
Congress yesterday by the Republican Con-
vention, in the seventh district.
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A1-rhe highest price psid for corr, RYH, sHIY
Once on AAn Street. q tbs Gibbonsviils DstiIlsgy
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