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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
u WAknINnroN. Ar

~ WASHINGTON, August q
II IN making application TO the Second Au-
ditof's Office for the additional bounty,
provided for certain heirs of deceased sol
diers' the form of application win be the
same MS heretofore used in applying for ar
rears OF pay and bounty, with the excep-
tons that the number of the proviso settled
should also be given, and It tshould be stated
that the application is made TO recover the
additional bounty, provided BY the 2th and
18th sections of an Act of Congress, chan
ter us, July 2S 1866. q
IL does not seem to be generally under
stood by importers that the Secretary Of
the Treasury long ago decided that rails
ana other manufactures Of iron, by the Bes-
sinner process, are liable tosteel duties. The
said process changing, in fact, the iron into
metal SO closely resembling steel, in all
particulars, rs TO defy the most experienced
Judges to detect the difference.
a special order from the War Depart
ment refers the recent act for the eoualiza-
tlon of bOunties to Major-generaI Candy,
u. >. A. and Brevet Maior-general Buchan-
an. Colonel of the First United States In
fntry. in order that they may prepare and
submit rules and regulations to carry out
the provisions of the law.
Very few applications for pardon are now
being made TO the President. Five persons
to-day received the Executive clemency.
There is good reason for believing that
Judge Cooley will be retained as Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs. The report that
he was to be removed is unfounded.
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sVOuttary and CamnterfiaI.
Cincinnati Markets. 81
CINcINNArI. Anrnst

NiNCiNNArI, August 2.
FLoUR-The market continues Arm cor
the higher grades, but quotations for tbe
lower grades are to great extent nominal
Supertlne sold at "a so; Extra ranges fror,
~ TO $40 20; Family is held at S10 T0nS
ii 70, and Fancy at S11 50@13 90.
WHEAT-The demand Is good and tbo
offerings being light, prices are hieber
Extra old red, crop of "a, is held at 81 5S0S
6Oi No. red, crop of 1865, sold at 80 a0.
and 100 bushels of new red al 81 40. E,,tro
Spring Is held at 80 1902 10; Old white
sold at 50 80. "''i'o
CoRN-The market is quiet. 4 is In
RoOd demand, and sells at G2m03c. at dp-
pots. Mixed shelled is held at G2@6sc
ana 1le. In sacks White do. will brine
Zoe. in bulk. - "i'"s
90 OAIs.-fresh receipts Of No. 2 will bring
JO@31c. 5000 bushels of Chicago No. )
were sold at 33c. No. Is held at 14C645c.
with sales of 1900 bushels at the latter
kYE-A steady market, and holders ara
asking higher prices; choice was held of
S0@OOc-, and No. at S0@S2c. No saI"s
since our last. ''''''
GROCEBlEs--The market rules stradv on1
quiet, with fair demand Mt 25603ic- far c,i,.
10 cholce Rio Coffee; 12@15Le. for raw
sugar; l71g@lSc. for hard refined, and
SO(g9Oc. for Porto Rico Molasses.
MHlsKY-A quiet market at 50 95 dutv
paid, and &c. in bond.
SFED--tlaX rules steady at 50 25. clover
IS IN iair demand at 81.
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NEWS BREVITIEs.


Burglaries are becoming quite common
In Columbus, and conslderlpie ainouhSs ~ ~
clothing and jcwclry have been carried OH
In the great counterfeiting ease in New
' ork, Holmes has at length been held to|
bail In the sum of thirty-ive thousaho
dollars.
II has been discovered at Detroit that
millers I'm the interior have practiseu ifauu
To quite an extent In packing nour lor
market. The quantity Calls short rom one
TO five pounds per barrel.
The Indiana Fenians are energetieally at
work, endeavoriug TO perfect the organl-
zation in that State. convention OF ueIe-
gates from the various Circles was III sos-
Sion at indianapolis on Wednesday
A newspaper correspondent says that
John Morissey's "banking house" az sara
toga was $4,000 ahead ON the weeks
operations, up to last Thursday night ano
that one noted politician ana he"spaPoi
speculator was 100000 out
dispatch from Louisville states thai
two fatal cases Of cholera have oceurree
emong the recruits that have recently ar
rived at Taylor's Barracks, nom Nov
York. ,r,,... rs. afuu riG
lygThe number of deaths in New York Citl
for the last week was ID. Inc number .
cholera cases Tuesday was twenty O
which seven proved fatal. ,... 4r tHIf-
w. IL. Russell, correspondent of the Lon
don Times with the Austrian army, receive
A salary of $500 month and his expenses
Mr.. Hosea. correspondent OF the siune loui nd
nal at Prussian headquarters, has SlOO
\ month aud expenses uBaL9 buG 40
4 At 81. Iogis, On sabirday in broad ga
light, the messengerof the Aeeommodatlo
Bank was robbed on Third stFeeb Pi
4 alIf .fI
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package containing $4,000. The robbie
ran through thanefQYfl geatterhgirtb,
money 10 the right and left, III hep@ 6fiiI
tarding pursuit, and tried to hide himself
He was discovered and arrested. All tn,
money was recovered.
A European dispatch over the Atlanti,
cable says: ut is quite probable that n Con.
gress Of the great European powers will bt
called TO meet at Paris In October, TO settle
q she Iei IRrelimlraries Pr 4 more pstfcdt peacC
IL Is understood In South America that
| six vessels have left New York for Chill and
Peru, 70 assist those nations in their CON
test against Spain. They were disguised
as merchantmen.
The girl who perished under the torture
OF tbe abOrtiOnist In Chicago, gives the
name Of Judge Allen, Of Whitesides Coun-
ty, az her seducer. lie Is man of familV.
and has hitherto borne a good character.
News from Mexico represent tile situa-
ton of the Empire.as daily growing more
critical. The fall Of aMataf4oIas cansed
great dismay. The Imperalist newspapers
are excited and jubilant in their discussions
of The situation.
Colonel Henry J.. Phillips, of Adams
county, member of the Ohio fIonse of Rep
reSentatiVes, died on Tuesday last.
e3Y7An idea of the magnitude of the war
now progressing in Europe may be OBJ
tanned from the fact that at Sadowa. where
the Prussians gained so signal victory,
the number of combatants, as reported by
DR. RUSSELL to the London Times, was two
hundred and fifty thousand on each side.
There is one feature about the conduct of
this great European war which cannot fail
to arrest the attention of the American
reader: the e5imniunity Of private person {
not eombatants, from all molestation in
person and property. It was common
spectacle TO sec soldiers of the invading
armies assisting the peasants in harvesting
their crops and minglng with them on
ierms of the most friendly intercourse
Titles wantonly pillaged, homesteads re-
luced to heaps of ashes, white-haired old
men, delicate women and tender children
Of their all, and driven, forth
With Insults and ctrsesAthcse arc thfn6I
Unknown in the history of this great war.
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EDITORS ENTIRE Thanking NV friend,
for the mention Of my name IN cdnhrctior
with che Office of Probate Judge. and 70,
the i9formatlcn of at concerned, S 1 Se-
spectfully decline being a a'tabdldaR fol
that office before the Democratic County
Convention, to be held On the nth OF An.
gust lsO6' ADAM CLAY.
THE OPERA IIovsE.--our readers WIN
bear inmind that the complimentary testi-
monial to the popular actor and accom-
plishcd gentleman, Mr. George Radcliffe
comes of at the Opera House Tonight.
During his brief stay among us, Mr.. r. has
made himself decided favorite with our
theater-going people. As a comedian he IL
unrtValed, and his performances are free
from all offensive and objectionable fea.-
lures. He presents a varied and attractive
bill tonight. The Peoples Lawyer and
Turn Him Out are both capital pieces,
and will afford an excellent opportunity
for this inimitable "Son of Momus. to dis
play his fine comic powers He will be
supported by the talented company recent
~ engaged at the Opera House, and those
who attend may anticipate first-cIass en-
tertainment. We hope to see the house
well filed tonight. &
There will be grand matinee at two
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon. on which oc-
caslon viii be presented the beautiful
drama of the Lady of Lyons This will
be an excellent Opportunityt for Families to
witness this charming and always popular
play. .iA8Hl tlhlGl bHHH' ~ 'NAk#HI
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALES To-MoR-
Row.-There will be two important sales of
real estate, by the Sheriff, to-mor-
row afternoon at two O'Clock, ut the Court
1ouse. Three desirable tracts of land be-
longing to the Van Cleve estate. Thesel
premises front on Xenia Avenue, nearly
opposite the Catholic Church, and arc rap
dly advancing in value The upland tract
s one of the most beautiful building sites
lbout Dayton. a .
There will also be offered, some twenty
city lots belonging to the estate of
,he late j. b. Morrison, deceased. including
he family residence on Main street. These
Gus are all pleasantly situated, and the res
denccis one of the most desirable in the
'ity. This property win all be sold free ofI
lower, ~
To those desirous of making investments
n real estate, the above sales offer great in
lucements, The property advertised in
ludes some of the most valuable and de-
irable property in the city, and the sale
will no doubt attract large number OIL
bidders.
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From New York.

'HHir NEw YORK, August 2
Twenty-six cases and six deaths by chol-
era are reported today,
IamiraAe, the runaway cashier of the
Bank of Poictlers, France, has been arrested
In Canada.
IL Is reprted that a serious riot occurred
last evening among the soldters az fort
shot. 1t Is thought IL originated In the fear
Of the cholera.
There We're twelve messages received ~
the New York telegraph office for Europt
to-day (Thursday,) for which the sum o.
81, ,3l3 in gold was paid.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Republican District County Com
~ p-SchcnclS ise-nOminafeti.

.
publican Convention of the Thir,
= <-'. .tssiuiml District met at Mi,ldiotowi
yesterday, full delegation from ali IN,
counties in the District being present. r
according to the programme preyiousl,
arranged, r. G. Schenck, formerly of Mont
gomery county, but for several years past
and at present resident of Baltimore
Mo-, was re-nominated By acclamation
This result, of course disappomts no one
Colonel Parrott and several other Inspiring
gentlemen had an eye in that direction
some time ago, but the wire-worllcrs in the
Interest of Schcnck, with the Journal edi-
Tor at their head, soon silenced the clamors
of these ambitions gentlemen, aud they
were set aside in the coolest possible man
ner. The nomination of Schenck is re-
garded as Biekham's biggest triumph. The
friends of the other aspirants don't relish
1t very much, but we guess they will have
to stand it without further grumbling.
The following resolutions were adopted
unanimously. They are decidedly rich in
tone and sentiment, and we place them on
record for the ''scorn and laughter" Of all
whom 1t may concernn Schenek and
"exalted patriotism" !--Sehenck, the "pur-
est and abest statesman of the nation'l
Sarcasm and satire like this, was hard hit
at Schenck, even from a radical abolition
Convention. Here are the resolutions:
Resolved. That the Union party of the
Third Congressional District of Ohio heart
lily reaillrm and indorse the platform
adopted by the Union State Convention of
Ohio on the Both of June last.
ResOiUed That our distinguished repre-
tentative, General Robert G.. Schenck, by
his exalted patriotism and statrsmanship
IN support of the wise policy adopted by
Congress for the reconstruction of the late
rebel States; for his successful efforts to
secure to the soldiers an equalization of
bountics; by his earnest and persistent ef-
forts to secure an emphatic recognition of
the volunteer soldiers Of the Union in the
re-organizatiouof the Regular Army and
Tor his diligence and zeal in representing |
and promoting the local interests of his
constituents, deserves the gratitude and
support of the people; that we regard
General Schcnck as one of the purest and
ahlest statesman of the nation; that we are !
proud of the solid reputation he has cstab
lished, and we do hereby unanimously pre- |
sent % the Union men Of the Third |
District as our candidate for recollection to
Congress.
Mr.. l.. b. Gunckel, of Montgomery, and |
other gentlemen made speeches endorsing
Schenck and all the enormities of the late
Rump Congress. A gentleman Who was
present Informs us that the JoaradEs notice
of Mr.. Gunekels remarks does not go near
far enough. That gentleman declared en-
phatically that he would just as soon per-
nit good loyal nigger to vote as cop
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80. PAuL, MIN, August 2.
Alnhamn stnte Convention.

SELMA, ALA- August e
The State Convention here to-day was
largely attended; every district was repre-
sented. The proceedings were harmonious
The only resolution passed lndorsed fres-
ideut Johnson's reconstruction policy.
The following delegates for the state AT
large were chosen: Lewis II. PARSONS,
GEORGE s. Houston. A. b. Cooper, John
FORSYTH, r. B. Lindsay, and james W.
Taylor.
Four delegates have been appointed for
each district.
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More Disturbances in New Or
leans.

ltU. NEw ORLEANS, Augusta.
A street car waf fired into last evening by
negroes, killing Captain Charles Reynolds
OF the steamer Starlight. One of the muir
derers has been arrested.
Many arrests of armed blacks have been
made since the riot.
Several houses occupied by negroes have
been discovered containing ammunition
and arms.
The armed sentinels have been withdrawn
from Municipal Hall.
Judge Abel has charged the Grand jury
TO indict all persons engaged in the riot.
several arrests have already been made.
and all the prisoners released by the mill
itary will be re-arrested.
A military commission for the inyestira-
ton OF the riot has been in session to-day,
ana taking the testimony of policemen.
LATER.
Martial law has been withdrawn. Sew
eral members of the convention have been
indicted by the Grand Jury and arrested
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New York MONEY nInrl,o.

NEW YORK, August ..
AN Money steady at 495 per cent. Sterling
COD lower, opening at 1889, and closing
Governments quiet and without decided
change. ue'iueu
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For SALE.-House anu lot on Eip4W T
Lane, 81 feet front Dy ~ IeeC uSep. . LII, nls
thatneyef miss bearing, berries in abunr
dance of every variety. Good frame house
and stone cellar, stabling for cows and
horses. two wells of water and large
woodlshed. This is one Of the most de-
sirable pieces of property for sale In this
city, and will be sold at a bargain, as the
owner is about moving on farm, ana pre-
fers selling to renting the property.
| ~.f7 fNrl JkSIEs KELLY,
in17d1m Real Estate Agent.
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TURNER'S OPERA HOUSE.
GEORGE RADCLIFF's BENEFIT.
H'tdaN AuQust 81. 1866. N

PHILLIPS HoUsE.-Tlie public and all
former guests of the Phillips House, win
be gratificd to learn that Mr.. G. G. McMil-
len, for some time past the courteous and
gcntiemanly clerk of the establishment,
Will be continued in that position. 1t has
been long ago decided that Mac Is the
fright man in the right place."
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LATER
Return of MIR. O'COnnOr to New
York.

FORTRESS MONROE, August ..
Mr.. OConnor went North this evening
on the steamer George Leary, having
brought to an end his protracted interview
with Davis. From the moment of his ar
rival here, three days ago, he has remained
constantly inside the Fortress, closely en-
Sagel WIN his client. From the length of
the VISIT and the sudden manner in which
it was made, it is believed that il was main
" attributable to the recent report of the
judiciary Committee to Congress, and The
urgent necessity thereby created to decide
upon plan OF defense In view of the an
proaching trial.
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oursTIoN.-why is it Sehwarz sells SO
MANY goods? Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hanu = ntso s
stock of custom made Clothlhs, ano ngt inSie
and asks no two prices, at lis Main street.
sion of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
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DIR. Bicl<nelI's Syrup, advertised IN
another column, does really possess the
qualities 50 long desired, especially at TINS
season of the year. You will find It Just
nc represented and worthy Of trial.
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BEsT's FILTERs--PRIcE REDUcED.--ln Or
derIt accommodate all classes VINO i deslre l's
weather, b. Best would announce that ne
has reduced the price Of his superior Filters
to sl5. This will place them in the reach
of all, and no family should be without
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DISSOLUTION.

rINHE copartnership heretofore existing under
i the style and firm name Of NishwitL; Breekcr
The business for the future will be under the hrn
name of Nishwitz X Frey who viii settle thc
business of Nishwitz, Brecker \ 90. ,,.,.,.,
Aug, 1, 1895. GEO hSm"iIH'
No S9s Third street. &. A. FREY.
nj
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Ia The authorities at Wasbin .-i-.'0 .'o
overwhelmed answered, until notice has
been given through the press that reguia-
tions governing the presentation OF claims
have been prepared. No advantage can De
gained by hurrying in claims at present
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lSUERIFF'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
MILL, PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG.
Superior Court,
Adam Shade


.Joseph Tapscott ct al> Case 3ii4.
l above case aud to me directed, viii oner az
public sale at the door Of the Court hohse~ih ihe
e''y Oh D"i iSStnrday SGn, I'd August %, 1885,
Al two o,elocls mn the FfOlowing real estate, to,
vii. Situate IN the county of Montgomery, ana
state OF ohio and known and described as Dnhg tg
in sections twenty-five (25) and thirty one Vsi ~!
town one and range six NJ. RS Beginfing AZ tne
nnrth,yest corner of said section thirty l3l)
on the east bank OF the Great Miami river thShce
With tie meanderings thereof a. W ~ poles
4aS w Al poles TO n stake; thence 3S ~
noIes 10 The w corner of lot No. 3, on Hueits adj
| dition 10 the town of Miamsburgi thence n
a3K Q @ 49, % poles TO the W corner OF lot NO
| thence an : 1916 poles t0 the II W corner oil
said lot No q; thence 55ls ~ poles 70 the cen
ter of the Miami turnpike thence WIN the CslSl w ~
of said nike 45Js i2d poles 10 the edge OF the
Vyater ul the Miami canal; thence with the margin
of said canal 9s 24 poles 10 the north inc OF
! sectson No %; thence n s9k " Ib poles To the
| place OF beginning, containing eleven acres anu
is pershss PpTs Or ss AZ t $ spS " Mont
gomery county, Ohio. April 10, lSiI. .,,,,
II And also lots No. and in Philip huelts aoul-
II tion to the town of Miamisburg, ono
Il said premises have been appraised as iOlioM -
Ihe ii acres and 1871 perches appraised ~ SiV9,,
Lot No. appraised at -
Lot No. appraised at -.... :. 80, . - 10,
None can sell for less than two-thirs the appfaseo
ON the tract containing the eleven acres and ~
Derehes Is thb mill nov being run BY Joseph rap
scott The water power Is one of the very best o
: the river The dam has just refently psena, sa,i Ie
lpaired and consequently Is nov IN good conditlol
There Is also on the pTpmises q fworAt4fN hiiol
4 dwalinki The ground COnnccteii WIN tue min
the very best Of bottoIn. Terms ., snie-S ii
: o. G. II. DAVIDSON sherln.
al ~ AttnruaVl At 2 stath ty2lMtS
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MAsoNIC NoTICB.-Special meeVlhS
-A1st. John Lodge Friday evening"
~ August 3, 1866. ii. Mathews Dept
10 n will work in the third degree as
e;stod hv brethren from Cincinnati. /
slsV0N ~ fF -S--4A. --F 80 a |
CORRECTION. THE sale ofthe estate oi'
n Morrison. deceased, which was, by ms
toLo advertised to have taken place on last
saturday, will be held on merit saturday,
August 4. Those interested WIN please
take notice.
r5z,- 81 D-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made can be had at the Eagle NlothlnS
store, lls Main Street, for ~ Vo-'0o'''' ''
Pants and Vest. a.a
RAILROAD DIvIDEND.-The CleNelanp'
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad COM
,,ony has declared semi-annual dividend
Of four per cent, payable wednesday
This. with a single exception, Is the lowest
dividend declared since the road mas pee'i
in operation; and in the former case .h'
Cour per cent. dividend was followed py
one Of six per cent, making the aggregate
for the year ten per eentr whieh 10 ""
amount generally divided annually IN
nresent reduced dividend is attrlputlph
mainly to increased expenditures every
thing pertaining to the running oil a roa
being very high, and large amount Dem
expended on the new depot building
course of erection at Cleveland.
TuE MILITARY PRsoNERs.-rhe ilitee
military prisoners ordered by the rres
dent to be discharged from confinement
the Penitentiary, at Columbus have Dec
released, and have, included Dr. Fayhe'
departed for their homes in different par
of the country. There are many mo
military prisoners In the Penitentlary th
10 not vet come under the provisions
the general order for discharge. This pr
vided for the release Immediately OF
military prisoners how held 10 prison W
who have been confined six months mo
and who have not been guilty of murd
raDe or arson. The fifteen prisoners
leased last week were named in aspeo
order.
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ju17d1n
\ r%-Children's Clothing at first cost at
the Eagle Clothing Store, llS Main street

~ A dangerous counterfeit bill, of the
denomination of IS, has been put in circu-
lation on the National Bank at Fort Wayne
Indiana.
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TURNER'S OPERA HOUSE,.
cEoRGE RADcLIFF'S BENEFIF. 9
rriddn August Sd, 1866.

c&-Parents should call at II. Schyar5'
and secure good bargains in Children,s
Nothing, I1s Main street, three doors sOuth
al, the Market House. 'if Fi.-.
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Look HERE. LADIEs AND GENTLIMKN,-Ti
will sell the balance Of my goods. consist
inc OF a few Gold and Silver Watches; Goid
Chains, and variety OF other goods, Dy
auction, on Saturday, the 2ist inst- ~ nins
O'Clock A. NJ, to be continued from day u u
day until all is sold. All goods warranted
III not as represented, may be retprl"'
within thirty days. T. A. LAffpTi
jy20dtf sftHI .'Dlh aff ~ A
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TURNER'S OrERA HOUSE.
GEORGE RADCLIFFS BENEflA'
Fridnu Aamust 3D., 1866.

MASONIC NoTIoE.--Special meetlhg
~~Ust. John Lodge Friday evening"
NJ August 3, 1866. Ii. Mathews pep' W
q. NJ. viii work in the third degree as
sisted bv Brethren from CINCINNATI
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COngPessihpaL ,.aJ, mon. L. L. tlhe-
rock was nominated for Congress, and d.
r. Clymer, of Crawford, and W. w. Arm
strong. of Seneca, delegates to the Phlla-
delphia Convention, and j. M. Brown OF
Erie, and j. II. Magruder, of Ottawa, as
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N.Y. 81 5O-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
,Sde can be had at the Eagle Clothing
store lIS Main Street, for ~ Oo-Noa''
Pants and Vest.
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WAPAKoNETTA, o., August :.

w AIAhONEll lA1 Csi %hNr7N''''
The Democracy of the Fifth Congress
sional District assembled here to-day. The
was one of the largest ever
held in the district.
Colonel William Munger, of Hancock,
was nominated on the thirteenth ballot.
Colonel Sawyer, of Auglaize, and Judge
Letz, of Hardin, were appointed delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention.
.-v-rr HILIsBoRo, August 2.
william II. Howard was nominated by
the Sixth Congressional District.
The following gentlemen are delegates
to the philadelphia Convention N Barrere
and j. +. Ely.,a-.r
ST. PAUL, MIMI, August 2.
The Democratic Convention to elect del
epates to the Philadelphia National Union
Convention, met here to-day, and electec
the following delegates at large: Daniel ,
Norton, H. Steele, ii. M. Rice and f. d
Galbraith.
Resolutions in support of the Presiden
and favoring. the Immediate admission o
fhe rebel States, were adopted, and Tho
Convention adjourned sine die.