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Murderer Arrested.

NEw York, Jue l4.-David Sullivan. who killed.
Tom Barnes. has been arrested.
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J. W. FITZGERALD
MICHAEL SSCANL.
FROM WASHINGTON.

BUFFALO, June l5-Five hundred Indians have
arrived here at 10 o'clock, P. NJ, from the Catara-
gus ReserXAtiOn.
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Address Of Santa Anna TO the People
of Mexico.
NEW YORK. June H.-An address from General
Santa Anna to the people Of Mexico is published
here this morning. The General defines his posi-
ton in in reference to the present aspect of Mex
can politics. and the reports Of his treachery to-
Macmillan. lie did not, in any manner, COM
promise himself with the Empire. lie belonged
entirely to the Mexican Republic. lie expects
all Mexicans to unite and drive the usurpers from
their soil and offers his own service to the cause.
monarchy in Mexico he declares to be an i'm
possibility, and the restoration Of Repubin IS the
height Of his ambition.
Fire mt Chicago.
CHFCAGO June IA fire at the Union Stock
Yard to-day destroyed the tank house and other
property, valued at S3j 900 Insured.
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BrsokIyn.
DELEGATES TO PHILADELPHIA

DELEGATES TO PHILADELPHIA
The following named gentlemen wore chosen ~
delegates Ia the oya Union Convention 70 be held aPhs
depa 81 Of September next by the Unon Republican
Committee a: its last meeting
r9If,, al Lnrg-H Honor Mayor Booth Mayor Gsorgs
=. A. Lambert 81 Mayor Y. H. strykef, b. h.
Sandet.on Esl Preieng ki1s Co. bneu General COMMITTEES ~
U1rd ord Tou1f-Oeu Iesse smith zen "
Il. puryea Gea. Jane, Jordan Gen. H. Roberts Deo e. ~
Fisher T. S,r-nshsn, Hon Demss strong Hon
George Lincoln Hon John a. Bergen, Hon George o. Reg
nold. joseph Reeve. John z. Camney Wtiam OFT ~ =
Char o, G. Bennett Edward Cary NJ Van Cot r. A.
Piare A. u. Th1Tu. Geo. Bennett, =. w
Thomas. St-pen Ctows Judge A H. Daily Judge Anthony Wse
G GODDARD. Il. u. Benedict. Archibald Young = H. hssen
Tho. c. sie T. L. Roberts WI. H. Bafsig. Cha. faissf
Chauncsy NJ Fri' Howe. smith 9. r. Mlef > W'Sgnet u
Wnsow Brruard Johnson. WA II. Sulwsl G. C. Talbot j. p
MADDEN. 4. NJ. Bias J. Ro'sssaicea' '" D. , ,.
Fred sehoIc. II. a. Gardner. IT,. Wa. T"d.l
John Johnson L. Farley .ao vau Keur-n D. Whs eenrLs
Rich. Don. Dawney, Jacob Demoii - u,sfss Ta"wa,
derve-r L. ". Butcher. Hush Alien. W ;. Cove John
Win.ow 4. r. Siston, Oeorgs r. Wiley. Ab- thompson
Wm n Brrs,n Lucisn Brd.-ye %. Turner, $ v Russell J.
r. ~ Griaen s. sho,we! A. Is Clris D. s. George John
Norton lr lerponi Lord joseph ~ Flynn GaIiner, j.
Henry Eliot. FBne, w. Webb Henry bnro. =. bar, 9
3;-.. ,n5Ssssr ySho Dr. Josn hIa' tss}
5 c. Bsie6ei Below. s.mas SlSSsf.oS JOIN FiyScs
D. L. Honhrup 7 AsJdoI j. summons. }. l. Luss u.
Navel Rur. r5os Coniln smith > 3 spemsd T.. l. Brush
H. T,scy. J. Is. El,ot Ed;aT s'e'sns. Osoys ReH'sg
Wasm j. Cropey william y. Jsck.on. A. J. piinAr', =.
kimb4i J. 1. Ryder. Ed~.i Kent wusm hA'tleFs J. U.
HanJ1,ph Hsnfy Drnar,. ssdman Wright
The above delegates requested b meet 70. special
pose. At No Court IhursdnY evening Aug % at
o'clock SAMUEL BoOTH. Chairman
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MISSOURI.

GBN HANCOCK AND THB MISSOURI CONSERVATIVE
GOV FLETCHER AIMING THB sTATB MILITIA.
Special Dispatch To The n. y. Tribune 80 ,,c.
ST LOUIS. Tuesday August %. 1866
Gen. Hancock, in response TO an inquiry has given
positive assurance that no will sustain the action OF Gov
Fletcher in enforcing the laws of tho State concerning
elections.
IL was stated 10 him by the Conservatives that the
Governor proposed enforce the laws against Consera
tives only, but Cen Hancock says thl1 can only Do
determined by actual trial IL his province 10 assist the
State authorities, not TO resist them. - &C.,,
Gov Fletcher is moving arms to the state Capit0i %
arm the State militia and the Conservatives are trying 10
create a disturbance about II.
APPREHENSION OF VIOLENCE AT THR COMING RLsC-
TIOH.
'P CHICAGO. Tuesday Aug. "a. 1900.
Nissour adyices agree that there IL Apprehension oi
violence in that State at the coming election. Inc ds
fanchsed Rebels are organizing to take possession oil the
polls and commit other Outrages Effective epaIauohS
are making to resist them.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
ST. LOUIS Tuesday. August - ls55
The Conservatives in the Second Congressons Ds'uc
nominated Col. Brodhesd for Congress to-day.
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POLITICAL
NEW-JERSE
Coz. ward. Reputation of nr.! E:eymoua


Cos. Wards Reputation Of nr.. Eseymeud.
'R,sO.i Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
TREAroN \. j.. Tuesday. Aug. % 1866.
: The following correspondence, showing how Gov Ward
declined an invitation go into the RandaDoOhttle
Convention, you at liberty to make public;
ROOMS oP THE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Aston HOUSE. NEw-XoRK Aug. Is, ls66. )
Dcoy SIR. meeting of the National Union Executive
COMMITTEE appointed by the National Union Convention
Mt Baltimore in june 1864 will he held at the Astor House.
&ov-york City, on Monday, Sept. 3, at 70 O'Clock III.
ii. J. RAYMOND, Chirman.
. N. j.. SrERRY, Secretary
Hon. III. J. RAYMOND
SIR: meeting Of the National Union Committee, ap
pointed in June, 1854 has been called to meet at PhIa
delphia Monday September g. and shall be present
ION that occasion, taking part in its delberation and
} action You have deemed it wise and proper to aban
don the great Union Republican party of the country and
20 connect your name and influence with new organza-
dion designed to destroy and defeat the cause with when
sympsihiEe and Of which am, in some small degree,
representative
Your public action has been such that cannot acknoWl-
pdgo your right to the title under which the meeting
has boon called The nature and character of the trusts
conded you and to forbid that we should use them
exoept in accordance with the spirit in which they
conferred SO deep and widespread is this feeling in the
popular mind that all who should respond TO your call
would DO regarded betyng the party they have ceased
% represent With respect, yours truly
MARCUS L. WARD
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TIKI SOUTHERN LOYALssTs CONvEN-
TION.

rRoGRAANs FOR TUB RECEPTION OF THE DELEGATES.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. Aug. &c, ls66.
Tho Committee appointed by the Union League have
adopted the following order of proceedings for the recep
Non Of delegates to the Loyal Conventions Southern del
cgstes invited TO meet at 10 O'Clock Monday m at
dndependencesquare, where they will be met by delega
lions from other States Boys in Blue and the Repub-
Ican Invincpes from this and other States and escorted
10 the Union League Rooms where they will be formally
WELCOMED by Charles Gibbons After this the Southern
hslegaes will march TO the National Hall, which has been
lifted up for their accommodation during the sessions of
khe Convention Citizens providing for the accommo-
ston Of delegates at their houses Union meetings
20 be held every evening during the session OF Inc
Eonveaou front of the League House. Gen. Horato
O. Sickle been apponted Marshal Of the PROCESSION
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CANA DA.
POTATO Ror-DAMAGE TO THE oar cnoP-cAmg
HOEORs.

POTATO RoT-DAMAGB 10 THB oar cR0P-cABLg
HOEOas.
Special Dispatch to The N Y Tribune
OrrAw, C. w Tuesday Aug . 1866
The rot has attacked the potato crop tn 'hc Ottawa
country Owing the late continual rain aud wind the
oa crop 10 also good do. damaged These two products
VI bo scarce here in the coming Winter.
To-day is observed as public holiday at this capital IN
honor Of the laying 81 The Atlantic cable The holiday
not general throughout the Provinces.
FURTHER PARTICULARS Or THE LAMIRAFDR cAsB-
TROOPS TELEGRAPHRD FOR
Special Dispatch TO The n Y Inbune r. a. nj, ,...
It vas current to-day that Judge DrummonI intends to
send his opinion in the LamirAnde case by the Atlantic
Gable TO the legal authorities IN England re Gose''s
explains the case follows After very long discussion
Mi. Behant, Police Magistrate glyo his decision late
the 3D. ordering that he should be committed 70 await
His Excelencys writ % deliver him up 10 the French
authOritie3 Next day Mr. Dautre q e., gave notice of
an application f writ Of babeas corpus 10 the Crown
allowing the - clear hours OF notice TO the Crown officer
and agent Of the French Government THIS threw the
proceedings for the of the writ over an Saturday,
fearing he says, acton to remove tho prisoner HIS
counsel applied Fnday evening for an order from tho
fudge 70 prevent this The Judge gave his order one how
ever which apprehcnd bad no legal OF phdhg chcct
upon the taller Late at night the GOyernorGenerals
warrant was placed the jaiers hand and 10 O'Clock
The morning u Saturday the prisoner vas lt on board of
the tram, taken to Quebec aud put ~ a'e Oh board OF
the steamer for conveyance 20 Europe, the steamer sail
ing early Saturday 1ning too soon for any nfiher
proceedings intercept her The Iaer OF course had
prisoner 10 produce before the judge, Who nclcup1n
tered INTO highly colored defamation, only calculated
rouse passions and Ill feeling not conducly5 % calm and
judicial confederation Of the case
II WAS affirmed Yesterday in Quebec that On ihe 18th
thc GOyernOreneTa had teegaphed 10 England lormOre
troops andthat they TO come Out Al tho earliest
mcnt. The Provincial Secretary, Mr Mactougal, is 10
leave to-day or tomorrow 4 ~ Thought, Tor Springfield
on public business Ar Macdougall The committee
apDoDted 10 test the breech loading rcs and II slkeY
that goes ordeg few THOUSAND stands OF that weapon
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NIX W-YORK CITY,
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN, Asso-
CITATION.

THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT USIoS-REPUBBTOAs Asso-
CITATION.
At a large and enthusiastic moeting Of the above
named Association held last evening at the Eh Ward Hotel
Alfred g. Buell. in the chair resolutions were adopted approx
ing the Constitutional Amendment; denouncing Andrew
johnson and the New Orleans approving the ad
Of Gov FentoB and fully approving Southern
Loyplists Convention in the following words;
oa %tici ..:ssSs fsa.dspsi; "a
sSy Sslssaf S1s IN al. coay G
committee OF three appointed report ticket for
H. Bailey elected Recording Secretary. fill the vacancy
occasioned by ofihst officer from the Ward
RESIGNATION OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL
II is understood that Anthony +. Campbell, United
States Marshall OF the Eastern District Of New resi-
dent Of this city for many years snd S
request be immediately relieved OF tina duties OF his
office.
PROPOSED JOHNSON MEETING.
The adjourned meeting OF the delegates from New
York the late philadelphia Convention was held last even
ing the Mason Doree the object OF the meeting was 70
make TO bold mass meeting or ne PURPOSE u,
to hold the meeting in oh September ~ ana to
following persons appointed Committee to wait On
Hiram Koichum Gems TaImadge and Taylor
and Eli Norton. The meeting then adjourned.
TWENTIETH WARP JOHNSON CLUB
At q meeting of Conservative men OF tho Twentieth
Ward on Monday evening johnson Club was organized 1
the election Of the following officers President Garrct r.
CourtneY Treasurer John buckley sr Vice Pres'
District Robert H. Whiting; 1hru District Seymour L. Hus
ted and William Hasey Fourth District Major-Gen. Slo-
cuu and n. Morse; Sixth District d. Pummer and u
j. Timpson.
President JohnSons Interviews and Speeches: Re-
Citizens OF Indiana Nashville Speech june 1884,
To Virginia Refugees Interview with George L. Stearus
Address Coored Soldiers October TO- 1865 Interview with
Senator Dxon-with Colored Delegation respecting Suffrage
and reply Of Remarks Committee OF tho Virginia Legisa
turo Speech OF February 1906 To the Coored People Of
the District Of Columbs may DO found in The Political
Manual for 1866. For sale at THE TRIBUNE Office
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MICHIGAN.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Special Dispatch to ~ Y. TRIBUNE .-..
DETROIT Mich, Tuesday. Aug. % Zoo.
The Republican Congressional Convention tor the Fourth
District met at Grand Rapids to-day The Hon I.
Terry was unanimously renominated by acclamaton He
was waited upon by committee to inform him OF his re-
nomination, and entered the Convention and delivered
yery able and eloquent address upon the great National
question Of the hour. letter also read received
some DAYS since, by the Hon I. ID. GILBERT,
from Mr. Terry in which be endorsed bis draft for $1,000
the amount ofhs extrapay with the request thai the same
subject to the decision OF the Convention be gwen for tho
benefit of the soldiers and sailors Of his district The gt
was directed TO be SO applied.
The Republican Congressional Convention for the With
District met at Flint to-day ana renominaed the Hon.
John briggs. Eloquent addresses were made by Messrs
Strickland briggs and Others and resolutions strongly in
dorsng Congress and the course Of Mr. Drgys were
strongly approved,
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THE PITTsBURG CONVENTION.
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


WAsHIS0ToN Tuesday. Ang. 80 ls66.
AT a meeting of the National Executive Committee Of
Cha Soldiers and Sailors Union held this eyeng, the fol-
bowfng ger lcmen appointed Committee resident at
pittsbugr Pa with power TO add to their number VIZ;
Major-{seu j. S. Ncglcy, Maior-Gen. A. l.. Pearson
Brig(.eu Charles Barnes. Brighten. a. II. Collier Col
tThomas b. Bayne, Col j. ID. Copeland, Capt Samuel
EsrT arrangements al that place for the Soldiers and
Sailors National Convention 10 be held in that city on
beptembeg %.
A Sub Executive Committee also appointed, con-
Visiting OF Capt A. J. Bennett Chairman; Major William
b. Morse Major II. A. Hall, w. A. Short Ashbel lnger-
fon, W. C. Carter Capt j. f. Smith and Capt William
Hunt to carry out the details and take charge OF the
financial naatter pertaining to said Convention Head
quarters been established at the office Of Col Bran
hall No. 23 PeDnsy vdniaave where all officers soldiers
Ind sao,s who indorse the call ax their signatures
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IOWA.
OFFICIALS REMOVED.

Special Dispatch 10 Ths y y Tribune. a. 100.
dispatch from Desmoines says that the Coprerheads
here clam that the Hon r. Alelendy, United states
Marshal for Iowa. has been positively removed ana
f. Walker commissioned in HIS place heicndy rs one OF
the most upright and energetic men III the state WaEer
is, and has been straight out Democrat. and voted
against johnson.
The Hon. Caleb Baldwin has resigned the United States
District Attorneyshp, and l.. H. Ainsworth Copper
head Of Fayete County, has been appointed Deer
ing of Mitchell County has been removed rs Mail agent
and o. H. + Scott of Van Buren, County appointed Col.
9. II Mackey, kangaroo, has been mado Collector OF
tho Fourth District.
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ALABA ma.

ATTEMPT r. POISON WHOLE PAMiLY-THR GUILTY
PARTIES ARRRSrgD-AE OPERA HOUSE, IN MOBILE.
Bp~cial Dsg,icl 10 10, n. Y Iubgns
CHICAGO Tuesday August p. 1866
Six men we're Saturday arrested IN Choctaw County
Ala for attempting 20 murder colored family by poison
ug their spfng of water Fortunately they wcro seen IN
the act and complaint to tho military authorities were
arrested.
Fifty thousand dollars have been subscribed toward
building opera house At Mobile
The meeting Of the X. c. C.s, On SATURDAY night was
strictly guardei nobody boing allowed access and no
report Of tho proceedings could DC obtained.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
slxrH DISTRICT UNION CONvENT;ol

SIXTH DISTRICT UNION CONVENTION
i geecisI D-.,a chit o The n. y. Tribune. -. go.
WEST CHESTER Pa. Tuesday Aug. ., 1906
: The UrIeu Republican Convention met here to-day,
end with great unsnimity nominated the following ticket
tFor COM ,s the Hon j. NJ BroOmal; Senate Dr. Will
Snsr Wofl1 aton; Assembly, Vim. Is. Waddell, \: A
Pennypae. and n j. Sharpless; Associate Judge John
Y. Bailey
JOHNSON MEETING rs PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURGH Pa, Monday, Aug. n. 1866
The adj erents OF President johnson held mass
,xsetin night the purpose OF ratyng the platform o.
khe Phila.le pha Convention ~, - -
Address, were delivered by Senator Cowan W r. john
assn the appointed Collector and Gen. swezer The
INJECTING was large and enthusiastic
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. FOR CONGRESS
READING Pa. TUESDAY. Aug. %, 1860.
The HoV p. S. Ancona, the present member OF Con-
,zress FROM the Berks District candidate for renom-
patton by she Democratic County Convention but was de-
Seated By 8 Lawrence Getz who received the nomination
by Inai,flty OF twelve.
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THE RENIASs.
HEAD CENTER STEPHENS AT TRoY-HB VIEWS ON rHs
ESTABLISHMENT COURSE AND CHARACTER


RbNiBNED
Special Dispatch 10 The n Trhgae
Thor rlestly. Angus, - isdS
James Stephens. Chief Organizer Of the Fenan
brotherhood addressed large audience IN Griswod Opera
House this evening Ho received with tnmultuous
cheers nearly two hOnrs IN exclamation OF his
course and II denunoiatOn Of the OMshony Roberts faction
country ireland, our mother bad been stabbed bi
children. Three times the knife has been plunged
by those who ought to have been faithful TO
Irish Independence The first stab given when the
brotherhood this country SILT into two factions ~
time when most 10 need OF your assist
snce The leaders both sides are 10 blame.
but John OMahony he said earnest aud in his
peculiar true to Ireland Emmett or Wot Tone
VANITY egOs killed him. The Senate Iarty broke
tho and had not been for my res1se from
prIson Brotherhood would not now be In existence.
seem he give explanation Of release The
second stab was the campo Bello affair. That a
treaCherou criminal blow resulting 10 chaos and almost
destruction. The invasion Of Canada was tue mex.
blow ind that equally blind and criminal. NJ
stephens then entered into defense Of President
Johnsons taat and said II no had not enforced
tho neutrality laws he would have ahles 10 bis onh
Tae leaders ought known that the Government could
let 90 but the Senate composed Of ignorant
who had presumed 20 Ireland Sweeney was brave
man but Le patriot He allowed his heroic followers
get into Canada but did not go there himself true
peps intended to go Ireland this very year and tbe
dissolution of the Brotherhood would be soon
assured He sb0ulI victory certain death.
The sneaker interrupted several times during the pro
gress his especially when be denounced SEeeuey
The meeting finally broke up Ia very regulr manner
questions aad replies passing between the
speaker aud his audience Mr. Stephens will remain here
and attempt to organize Stephens party q which
there Is only 10 this city FensnsD being 5ere al
most entirely confined TO the Roberts wing.
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KENTUCK ".

A RADICAL UNION CONVENTION AT LBxfsGroS.
Special Di.psich to The n. Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO Tuesday. Aug 70 1855
A Convention of Radical Union men has been hold a.
Lexington KY and delegates have been appointed 70 the
surfing President Johnson and indosng tho recolstrc
tion policy Of Congress.
DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS CONVENTION.
SPECIAL Dispatch 70 Tie n. J. 1Iibune. -. 80
CHICAGO Tuesday. Auy =. lS66
From Louisville advised that the radical Union
men Of the Vth Congressional District held seting az
the Office Of exAttorney Speed this evening" and
auproyed the list recommended BY the -ecent Lexington
meeting fol delegates to the Loyal Convention At Pna
dha and appointed 80 additional delegates 20 represent
tue With Congressional District
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.
CHICAGO, Tuesday. Aug .. 1865
specel di,patcb from Louisville says that already can
daes for the next overnorshp Of the State begin 10 be
named with a view Of foo.ng tle public sentiment Prom
ineat among the Democratic names ~ NAV OF X H. otan
ton Of Maysvils.
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OHIO.
CANS AND DEMOCRATS.

FUSION or JOHNSON RBPU BLICAHs AND DEMOCRATS.
Special Dispatch o TIE n. Y. Ttbnn"
CHICAGO. Tuesday. Aug %. 1856.
The Democrats and JohnsOutcs of Cincinnati, have fused
and will hold Joint Convention next week. TO nominate
two members of Congress aud County ticket. IL Is IN
derstoOd that the Hon Geo. H. PendletOn will BIO nOm
mated for Congress in the First District and Johnsoniie
IN the Second Among the Republicans who have joined
this movement are Mayor Harris Gen A. HckoroOper
and the Rev NJ T. Gadds.
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TEE PUBLIC UFaGTH.
lBF T0IcgTapI


LOUIS.
Srec,sl Dispaich o The Tribune
81 LOUIS Aug. 2s-lhc ri. Ions Ucrmty Court has
Appropriated 800 b sssst tho i0OT during tbo Pre's
lcpce of the cholera That dissse confined aiiD ls
entirely 10 the poorer class hdvn loft the centra! wards
Yesterday the lntermeDts - nccase Ut tO ever
Tho previous day
Special Dispatch TO TIE NJ rsr-Us
CHICAGO. Aug. 3d. Ten Dew Ssses Of che,cra are
reported to-day and three dssths
MOBILE
Special Dispatch TO The N. v Tribune
MOBILE. Aug 2S-AdFices fJom Mobile announce
thai the Savannah packet Howard arrived from New
York sst night having beard eight csss OF oas'es which
broken out during the passage Two persoas sAd aed
previously making 10 Gases ID an
EHw -oxsxAEs
new ORERASs, Aug 2--TheSe we're onif IA
deaths from cholera 10 day.
ST.. LorS, Aug 1.-The ehosess burlais onss1~f-
day were 90 On Sunday go and 60 Mondsys5.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUBvLEK, Aug. 23,-Ths report OF the Besnh
Officer deaths the week g. OF which
were BY cholera The issass has not assumed easis
furm this season, and ia abating.
MEMPHIS
MsxpnIs Aug D. he cholera is increasing here;
though ss ret has not assumed epdsmio form Thsen
oases arc reported to-day. Of which we're fatal.
The weather ID temperate
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI Tuesday, Aug 25.-Eweasy live
deaths from cholera repo.sea Yesterday.
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GEORGIA.

gFFgCTs OF rHg DaoUrH- COUsTBRPgIrs IN CiRCC-
LATlOs.
CHICAGO. Tuesday Aug p 1866.
The drouth continues throughout Central Georgia, and
the cotton crop will BE- almost total failure sales OF
real estate AZ Augusta Ga last week, amounted TO
900 Large quantities of counterfeit grecnbacks made NJ
Memphis ar5 in circulation Georgia They are so well
engraved as % defy detection in nno cases out OF ton
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MAINE.

DELEGATES 10 THE PHILADELPHIA SOUTHERN VEN
TIOy.
AUGUSTA. Me, Tuesday Aug 20 1896.
Tho UliOn State Convention hG. designated the follow
ing delegates large 70 represent Maine the Phllde
plia Convention Of Southern Unionss Gov. Cony, Gen
Chamberlain Gen Samuel l.. Spring and Ex-GOy Abb
nor Coburn. District delegates woro also chosen,
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NE W-YORK.
AN OFFICIAL REMOVED IN RbMrRA.

AN OFFICIAL REMOVED IN RBMGRA
ELnIRA. Tuesday. Aug m 1866
John l. Nicks was to-day removed from the Office Of As
SCISSOR of the Twenty Congressional District This
evening about hroo thousand Republicans serenaded MIR
Nicks and congratulated him his removal Speeches
were made by Mr. Nicks Hon. H. BoaFdnsn Smith, Capt
John NJ Io5ie and II. e.. COWan.
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VEBTCNT.

pFIGiArgs 10 cpg PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
MJ.TPguER Tuesday August p. leC5
The Umpn stat CeutIB Committee have chosen DO
tr,t delegates the Philadelphia Conventions also tao
following deegales az Cargo. Gov Dillingham; Luke L.
Poland ESQ Edinunds, bred t. Woolbndgc, j. =. Mor-
r Potius Baxter, Lieut.-(ioy Gardner John H. Page,
j. Gregory smith, G. W. Willard and L. T. Waslios.