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The following is the Union ticket OF
Starke county:
Probate judge. W Underhill.
Auditor-Hsnry C. Ellison.
Commissioner-Richard Lee.
Infrmary Director-William Barber.
The following is the Lucas county
Toledo Union ticket, nominated by ac-
clamation
Clerk-Victor Keen.
| Probate Judge-F. A. Jones.
County COmmissioner-Paul Jones.
Inirmary Director-John Weib!e.
The following is the popular vote in
Stark county for the nomination of a
Union candidate in Congress:
Roswell Marsh
ii. 5.
John +.
Charles F. ManderiOn.
W. r. Alli-on 10
T. h Eckley
j. w. ReIIy ....03l
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
The following are the Democratic dele
gates from Ohio to the Philadelphia Con-
vention. One should read them in parallel
columns with the list of Bread Land Butter
delegates:
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
William Allen, Geo. W. Morgan,
Geo. H. Pendleton, Meredith R. Wille.t.
ALTERNATEs AT LARGE.
E. B. Eshelmau, c. J. Beam,
Jabez W. Fitch, J. NJ. Estep.
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Ist District-Milton Saylor, DR.. George
Fries. Alternates-Judge A. e. W. Carter,
VIM. E. Jones.
ID District-Charles Reemelin, Joseph C.
Butler. Alternates John Schitf, Alf Bu-
shanan.
Sd District-C. L. yallandigham, Judge
Alb District-Col John H. James, Col Geo
F. Dawson.
9Th District-COl. VIM. Sawyer, Judge
Hugh Letzen.
9th District-Nelson H. Barrere, ]. F.
Ely.
7th District-Judge Allen G. Thurman,
VIM. W. Franklin. Alternates-W. S. V.
Prentiss A. H. Lewis.
sth District-Col. Barnabas Burns, Capt.
Wm. E. Schofeld.
9th District-Wm. W. Armstrong, J. r.
Sl1 AAtOAAdNCo W. OAVNAB Os IL.
Magruder.
10th District-Thomas Dunlap, William
Carter.
18th District-James stockdale, Alfred
Yaple. Alternates-J. o. Reamy, J. J.
Green.
18th District-Judge Hugh ]. Jewett, Gen.
Geo. B. Smythe.
I4th District-Judge Geo. Bliss, Thos. ].
Kenny. Alternates-H. H. Poppleton, C. F.
Voorhees,.
10Th District-Wm. Lawrence, Col. Jas.
F. Charlesworth.
18th District-Col. George W. McCook,
Judge Clark.
18th District-Judge Rufus P. Ranney,
Henry B. Payne, Franklin 7. Backus, Moses
Kelly. Alternates-John Fertig, NJ. NJ. |
Seymour, j. j. Smith, J. X. Frost.
These Delegates and Alternates were
elected by District Convention made up
of Democrats and johnson Republicans.l
18th Observation-Disclosures Palm, Henry C.
Ranney. Alternates. Robert Mackay, ].
O. Rote.
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Just PubIisised-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Ob5rlin, O.. iy2s
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Esslenan's Patent Neck Tie HeIder.
This convenient article, for the goutleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by US. It
is simple lsbor-saving contrivance by which
several different ties eau be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE & PARSONS,
iuuell:Rl3 Il Monument Sdusrs.
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LATEST NEWS
BY THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
News by Atlantic Telegraph.
The AustrO.Italian Situation Critical
Burning OF a Ship at Sea.
Passengers and Crew Saved and
Taken to Liverpool,
Further Foreign Intelligence by
Mail.
Astonishing Increase of American
Population in Frankfort.
A Very Unfortunate BuFgOmaS-
ter.
War Contributions Levied on the
People.
Storm and Wreck OH Lake On
taFiO.
Gov Wells Address to the People Of
Louisiana.
Appearance Of Cholera In New
Orleans.
The First Bale Of the New Cotton
Crop Of Georgia.
To be Presented to President
johnson.
Gen. Logan Nominated to Congress
from Illinois.
Reorganization Of the Military
Departments.
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POLITICAL.

OHIO.
The following Union members of Con
gress have been renominated:
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The American Cooking StOFe-Is man
ufsctured with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of May 8, 1868 and De-
cember 5. 1865. One of these improvements cover
Encouragement of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth of Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
as it passes down from the CRATE. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, ,vondng using
other Stoves made in IMITATION Of the AMERICAN,
as suits have been commenced for infringement of
these patents, and sll persons manufacturer, & sell
ling using said INVITATIONS, will be lisS lie for
damages for Infringement on these letters patent,
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
II and 19 Green-st., Albany, N. 7.
The AMERICAN is FOR sale by
J. NJ. BAILEY & CO.,
june9:372-eod CLEVELAND Ohio
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, o. the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1876 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A. N. PIPER,
maysRI5 Mechanical Jobber.
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Second Horse .It.-............. 100
Estriss for class ~ . and 8, will close
Entry ior Class 10 7,z@-sSsss August 2Ith, at
9P.M.
Entrance to the above Premiums will be 10 per
cent. All entries will be sealed with the Entranos
Money, enclosCd 10 the ecCretAry, P. o. Box 2599
Endorse Entry and Class Gn the Envelops.)
bS- Dexter, Butler, and several celebrated
Horses from Kentucky and other parts OF the
country will be present. The kinsman st. Rail-
road will N every ten minutes from the Square
direct to the Park. Fare 10 cents
R4 Admission TO ths Track, including the
Grand stand, oae Dollar zach day. a portion of
the Stand viii b. 5ed for Ladies acc m anied
by QcntlCmen-
COMMITTEE OF ARRASsEMENFs
George Spragus, y. P. Rhodes,
w. A. Buck, II. Hurd, Jr
$. Merchant, j. P. Ross
J. H. hirkwood, K. NJ. n. Taylor.
J. W. FITCH, President
WM. II. POTTS, Superintendent.
II OLMSrED. Secretary. augIO:342
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Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethiDg, by softening the gums, reducing all in
1ammations, will allay ali pain and spasmodic &C
ton, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. We have
put up and sold this article for over 80 years. and
say in confidence and truth of it what we have
never been able to say of any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect
cure, when timely used. Never did We now an
instance of dissatisfaction by any one wh' Used it.
On ths contrary, all are delighted with its opera
tions, and speak in terms of cOmmendAtiOn of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter ''what do know" after 30 years.
experience; and pledge our reputation for the fG-
hllment of what We here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile OF
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by ell Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle.
apps: Rl4-dyeOd:w
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PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Four men wi III
blackeued faces, entered the house Of Ed. =
ward Keyder, in the southern outskirtI o.f
the city last night, snd threatened the life
of Keyder and wife, and obtained the keys
and after ransacking the house, made off
with S2,4O0 in specie and also stole some
other yaluables.
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First HORSE -
SNcnnl Mnrr

CLASS &. PRENIUM S3O5.-For all Trotting
Horses owned in Cleveland. in s to Harness; 4
to onIer, to start.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society,
of the United States, 92 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, 81, 2,OOO, 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81 ,OOO, 900 .OO-purely mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
ternined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
IL CAfE. The next dividend sil be declared Feb
rusry 1st, 1867. 1t is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad-
vantsges in its dividends persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
was less than that of any of the older American
Companies, and its nsw business for the past year
(Sl3 623, ,OO0( exceeds the new business of any New
York Company in any previous year. This Socis
~ has met with but one loss in this city-Mr.
Phillip l. Price, who was insured three years
since for IS 600. His heirs received the amount
of his policy tS5, ,00 and dividend to the amount
Of S3T3 1000 in cash, within days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYERs & MUNSON, General Agents,
Nos. and Park Building
may4 Cleveland, Ohio.
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For Lake SuperiOr.-The staunch steam
er CONCORD, A. Mcintyre, Master, will leave
our dock for Lake Super or ports this FRIDAY
EVENING, at 9 o'clock P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RDRupT II a 1n
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What stops Nervous Toothaohe, Nervous
Headache and Neuralgia in minutes, and cures
Cstarrh in twelve weeks WOIcOtt's Instant
Pain AnnihIIatOr
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
jy23 Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, O.
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CLASS G. KENSARs HoUsE PURsE, Sl5o.-FOr
faOtiing Horses, Double Teams, owned by one
maH- in thiee 70 Wagons, for Cleveland Horses;
) TO enter, to start.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25TH. PRFsIUss $1,000.
CLAss Z. BEATEN PREMIUM S7OO.-For Trotting
Horses who do not take a Premium Sin to
Harness. to enter, to start.
go u1I ~ se.'-''' .'----.'' .'.'..'..S "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROGRAMME
The
ANNUAL HORSE FAIR,
OF THE
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK
ASSOCIATION,
august 22d, 2Sd, 24th and a5tb, 1866.

WEDNESDAY. GuGusr 29D, IsGG. TREsIUns 81 200.
CLASS ]. PREMIUMS SsOO.-For Trotting Horses.
Two miles and repeat, to Harness. Open to the
world; to enter, . 20 start
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The AustrO.Italian Situation Critical,
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can uIOOJ anu DIllBln6 nome the horrors
st. Domingo to every Southern homestead?
The "savage fury of an African mob
is good. The mob of New York in 1863
of Memphis last May, and of New Or
leans last week, are examples in point.
Just PubIished-A pamphlet containint
much valuable information, which will be sen
free to any address upon application to the Unioi
Business Institute, obarlin, o. jy2s
For Lake Superior.-The staunch steam
er CONCORD, A. Mcintyre, Master, will leav
our dock for Lake Super or ports this FRIDAY
EVENING, at o'clock P. NJ
For Freight or Passage, apply to
ROBERT HANNA 4 CO.,
auglo:S39 1s9 and III River street.
Buffer.-Fre.h tubs received daily at so Mer.
win street.
augIO34o J. G. SIMMONS & co.
Having heard my name mentioned as a can
didate before the Union Oonvt ntion to be held or
the 18th, I take this occasion to say am not q
candidate for any Office whatever.
aug93Ss;-d&1tNV ALBERT T. sLADE.
Men Wanted to act as Commercial Brokers.
Apply personally with good references to K. Il.
- "on"Hi9n' square, 0ieVesna' ohio'
The refined and fashionable are now using
as their fashionable perfume TALLnAN & COLLINS
EGTPTIAN CALLA, delightful odor for the toilet
Sold by all druggists and dealers in perfumes,
and at wholesale by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
o,,-o.9t, v-.~--,I-t
= e9--'T'
tsTilra g.. mar, ,ri+to,t q, wifi,
-I-t.-.-,.,..-,....,
--p a.
lI,-s - '-stI's' .tt's,. '--'l7 IL ,.io
- ~
'o'e-o -, % -.o-,ss1 .s,.. , D-tteIa.
DIR. Ramsay has removed his ofics to his
residence, lO2 Prospect street. aug6:33S
Ne" Laundry lOr Fine washing and
ironing OI SeiaiIeiheh's himen.-Messrs.
MACKENZIE PARSONS respectfully announce
10 the gentlemen oi Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now IN operation and they are prepared to re-
ceiVe orders at their store, No. Il Monument
Square, for doing up gentlemen's linen in the best
and most neat style. jnnell:RlS
SDo.taI fo,,I,,,, 4,Ps yVIvsrou,s
eooTuInyI, even, ~. t,,.o,- -
-,
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Passengers and Crew Saved and
Taken to Liverpool,
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Burning OF a Ship at Sea.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
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News by Atlantic Telegraph.
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JIM. BAILEY CO.,
tune9:372-e.O.d Cleveland, Ohio,
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eneral John A. Lagan Nominated for
Congress-

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, August S.-The Re
publican State Convention met at SPRING
field to-day, and resolutions wore adopted
cordially endorsing Congress. John A. Lo-
gan was nominated for Congressman by ac-
clamatiOn.
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CLASS T. PsENIUA S2OO.-For Trotting Horses
owned in Clsve.and that have never shown 40
Nile heats IN to harness. TO enter, 10 start.
FRIDAY, August 24rH, 1866. PREMIUMS 81, 100.
CLASS 8. PREMIUM So OO-For Trotting Horses,
Mile Heats > in to Harness; 3 10 enter , TO
start. open TO the world.
First tHorse-.................. ............ $500
Second Horse 800
Third Horse ............. ......... 200
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To be Presented to President
johnson.
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Further Foreign Intelligence by
Mail.
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CLASS 2. PREMIUM S2oO.-For Trotting Horses
owned il Cleveland, that have never shown 9 So
Mile heats ) IN to Harness 4 enter, } 10 start.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23D, 1866. PREMIUMS 81 900.
CLASS ;. PREMIuM S70O.-Fer Trotting Horses
who have never shown Pa ia public. Open to the
world ) 70 enter, TO start. Mile heats, in
to harness.
gIISt nurse e'-------.----..-..-a-.- -.-....---..S5Oc
Third dHorse........................... 100
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Astonishing Increase of American
Population in Frankfort.
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The refined and fashionable are now using
as their fashionable perfume TALLMAN & COLLINS
EGYPTIAN CLLLA, delightful odor for the toilet
Sold by all druggists and dealers in perfumes,
and at wholesale by
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"a. Deulnss and nsyti-Dssiaratsen Of
war By Pern Against spain-Presidens
Johnssn's Posision-The Presesdfngs 81
Csrgress-I~persant News frsA che
seusn Pseinc, Mexico, ths west rndiss,
&C., lss. =. ~ ss
rhs csnsrd mai steamship Africa oApssia Hsskisy,
~sil leave Bsssss On wednesday for nv~psss
The mai rsr Europe win close in this cay q ausrssr
pas, oas md a hslfp~r ave o'clcdk so-norsw ssss-
lnoon. r#1
ms NV yorx nnns -Edss'oa ~ rsrps-vm -
Dublishsd 81 sisven o'ciook In The morning.
sasIs eopsse, In vnypsrN ready Coz mallpG 80 esan
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or the Church Charity
Foundation.

The fourteenth anniversary Of the Church Charity
Foundation held last evening tQuinquaer nal 10 the
Church OF the Holy Trinity protestant EplscopaD Brook
yn The large ch rch cdGcc was Oiled to rcplccn long
before the hour appointed for services To comerce AZ
half past seven O'Clock olergymen entered the church
dressed In their saccro,a robes The evening services
we're then opened and conducted by The Rev. Dr.
Dillon Rev Dr. Haskins, Rev. Professor seymour Rev.
A. ~ Ldsjohn, tho rector Of the church and the Rev.
MeNsra Hopkins Adams, Droun, Bushnell, spaird,
Godzboroagh and Fellows Al the conclusion OF tbs Ins
sons Rev DIR. Hoffman, assistant rector or tbs church
read annual report Of tho 81 tbs Church
Charity Foundation, from which we make the following
The receipts OF the general fund.- including balance
from last year Of 81 11o o. and tho legacy OF Esther
washburn aud Jane Gcrat 81 $50, have amounted 10
ali sO2 co. ~ this o. have been securely invested
In the hope II may be retained for tho purpose OF
enlaing THO present pullaing o nan o, ~
sincc the report tho balance of 81 500 d9e
the Brooklyn savDgr Bank ON the mortgage debt has
esaiecsof Miss FORBES VIII and other contribution
-Four thousand hundred and ninety dollars have also
dltlona land With this the Board has made valuable
addition 10 the property estsndng the front east ON
erkimer hundred aud three feet ak inohen
at cost o. sos leaving balance 10 the treasury 70
the credit OF The purchasing fund OF 81 1s2 The Board
q M.nssers deem I, important 5os the Honor, %Dss
even as at present Constituted that the build.
ings which they have should be enlarged
Home Tor the Aged there twenty aix aged women
receiving the benes Of the charity; three have de1,
one dismissed and four have been admitted during the
year In tho Orphan Home there arr now forty three
children Of whom twenty -four are boys ami pinete
Qiris Recent removals have reduced the numbcr 10
ave below the fu limits ~ the building al ~ present
sin, During the year eighteen children hare been al
fntici The Home. nftecn have either bern rrtarned
20 their families have bcon provided viii suitable
Christian homes some OF tbs chit frsn are sHFponed
BY the various Episcopal sandy schoo~ Of rooA
but increased attention caiisi "a THIS slisct fbc
cost u supporting each orphan In the Home 70 but fy
dollars per anbaia. -.
Ar lie reading Of The report tho Right Rev. Bishop Of
Rhode Island prearhea safnon from Proverbs xis. 20
The sermon upon the snJset ~ sns gIsns. aud No
ohlast~ OF tho Church Charity fosnd@lson ~.rs ably
ntd fDrcbiy illustrated A. tho conclusion ~ the sermon
a large c0niribatIon taken up In b~iiAf Of ihA
pblanfhrypic institution
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Mr. Alfred " Pratt Of New York, has taken the
oube complete arrange and publish Get Of Stables
Of square Yards" In which no shows ID glance the
,c,aurumcnt Of incai yards French metres annes do
cinrtrc. Berlin Brabant and Vienna ellis when reduced
A. SQUARE yards and the fractional parts thereof The
lue volume will doubt no very acceptable W the
mer, ausls community Of our seaport cities, ~ will
enable i members 70 readily calculate the duties on
goods by the square ward a. ezacsed by the present
nj We believe the work n approved BY the customs
and Treasury officials Of New York and Washington
y. Van NosiraDd has Published in pamphlet form
collection, by Senator Henry wilson Chairman Of INC
comm,ee on Military Affairs, Of the various military
meayrcs Of Congress from lsei-ises. me numerous
bs adopted are all given in full, and form valuable
work Of reference The pampble, Is printed from I'd
vance sheets of the Rebellion Record.
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I ;;Sg ;.:i: t WV: n.scnr. org.

Afura- ss.ss.ign q .as tss I..ss.,,.f spp..s'..s ~
nsst hsynm t~@n srrsnrsa 80 asslT~ti~, sWh Voc 70
ws r-rressntshoh ~ ne 10 ts ~
- lsrss yossahis so ~ kapa.-f~f nfnsy. Oss~s
Arrtrrural MfrsTsI ffpt fns~rtoft ed
Asrne As3xfs ~ fnvsntTs, az sFsfrs ss~I~funf
arTsd a.sfa y lfas Hsny fh<f ss ssf fr-~he~4
~ ~
~ 90 k.sias aats.l a.~fsi q .xusas eFs<f sAA
term. ~ .ftlt~atisa 10 9ssnn
Al sgpls.iisns sisah y rnsff sres as rfsp<s ss.9
80 .tsls " s~as - ssis ~ y f0rs Id kssk sS
bat I,srifs sh~ sgH4lastnas slei - $4,000 ru ~
Me- gDrf =.
iu,ui.L.a ~ a. .ses,, es.s y ~ r,f,' s1PY ss's
~ $500 es-.- se.ss Pswss tufs~rss tffs.4xlY..
W etsass sss<s frssr-sas nsfi<-rsl. 80 = rt<t
80 fr-ss ssiisfsT, hsw rs<tA
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or every million ~ Americans soOp more ~ lsss
dyspepr they ~ their acord for ~ thst
simple agreeable and harmless segeAts o.o uo9-
TE1THns hfOhArH nITfkhs ti-sfr Il balm for everv
national dsessr Statistics hsa ~
cases dnirish In nambsr ratio with the oonsamposs
nj he p~sl0~
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boiler should D. without Asiic kOvrn low wAryn Of
TECTUR over s0p IN Aadrs.. JOHN AsncRovT.
80 John street. Nes York
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Monarch WI

The Monarch who O6ered . loyal osa
for new nen~sllfn might have on easter ffrns ~ ~
lived Ia the4s times rtlALOs SOMA Hsirna q NE
"NlDIff BLOOMING cEHFrs' gives not ouf pew -
sAtion n rapture ~ The sense q vi \ sWsss
In RICHNESS and Durability tbs fragrnaoe ~ us ssarsss
n0rsi ertraet has no equal la the void
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A.-seosy s.a ns@.fy.-neoes sd Shoe
nRODks SIS Bre.A~ag.- a. A. LfkDoAA. Assaa
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will be any cleaner, any healthier and any
safer from the cholera. The city government
fought to be conducted SO as to benefit the
whole people, not for the emolument of any
political cabal, and since both factions of the
republicans have confessed by their furious
nuarrels that this bill is another political job,
we hope that it will be promptly voted down.
! We have no special interest in any clique or
sany party. What we desire Ia q good city
government, no matter by whom 1t is admins
tered. This ought to be the standpoint of
every citizen and Of every member of the
Legislature. The political legislation which
has been so much in vogue has caused
pail the trouble in this metropolis, and
until such legislation is entirely aban-
honed we see no hope of any genuine
reform. We need no more laws We only
need to have the multiplicity Of laws which
now remain dead letter vigorously and ef6-
kiently carried out Let the Legislature give
hs Board Of Control composed Of respecta-
pie citizens, Independent of party, to see that
bur government is rightly administered, and
hll other city bills will be superfuous. The
only argument against such commission is
ahat 1t will interfere in our politics and require
As careful watching as any other department;
but this argument may be nulliied at the very
outset by appointing the best men as members
of the Board, and by providing for their instant
hsmissal in case they prostitute their power
FOR partisan or other purposes. We do not
advocate this Board of Control for the purpose
bf removing any Of the present officials or
changing the politics u the city. We are
satisfied with the officials and with city poll
Mics, 50 long as the former do their duty and
fhe latter does not pervert the municipal gov
ernment to servo its ends What we desire
hnd what the city needs is a non-partisan
Board, composed of high-minded, representa-
five men, TO superintend all the operations of
fhe municipality. Give us that and let the
Health bill drop; for then the city can take
care Of its own sanitary welfare.
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