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From California.
From the Kingdom OF lEawii.

FROM Lne kAAnsuOEn Oh EaEHA1s
SAN Francisco, august 19.-Gen. Edward
McCook. American Minister to the King
dom of Hawii, was presented to the King on
the 26th of July.
The Hawain legislature assembled and
adjourned on the 2Sth of July.
Crime in Honolulu.
Honolulu papers suggest the organization
of vigilance committee to protect foreign
residents from acts of violence by the mur-
derous Coolies, lately imported from China
Arrival of Treasure.
The steamer Montana has arrived from
Portland, Oregon, with S13, 800 in treasure.
President JOhnsOa'a Proclamation
satisfactorily Received
President Johnson's proclamation declar-
ing Maximillian's decree for the blockade
of Mexican ports null and void, is received
here with unqualified satisfaction.
sale of the North Star Mint for S4OO,-
900.
The North Star Mint in Grass Valley has
been sold for $500 900. This mint for the
last four years netted S50O,0O0, of which
SS75, 900 have been divided among owners.
Spanish Vessels Ordered 10 Manila.
Advices from Papieta and Tahitia to the
9th of July, report that seven vessels of the
Spanish neet, dIsef recruiting hau Oeen or
dered TO Manila. alH l
Chancellor of the Freneh Consulate
Murdered. . -
A Honlulu letter of July 26th reports that
Julius Dudonte, Chancellor Of the French
Consulate, was murdered in bed by Chi
nese servant.
Death of Princess
A Princess, aunt of Queen Emma, died on
the 55th.
steamer SaiIed-Tressure ON BOARD.
The steamer Sacramento sailed for Pana-
ma to-day with S14, 65S.92O in treasure, Of
which S1l, ,169, ,35s were for New York. a.-
Legal tenders quoted at II. -a
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From New York.
The cholera.

The Cholera.
Nav YeRK, August 2O-Seven cases and
four deaths from cholera in this city ara re-
ported to-day, and five cases aud four
deaths in Brooklyn.
Arrival of New Cotton
The first bale of new cotton arrived in
this city yesterday from New Orleans. 1t
was a fine specimen, and speaks well for
the quality of the crop which is now being
picked. i
Head Center stephens. la.l
James Stephens, Fenian leader, is indig-
sant at the report that an attachment is to
be procured against him on account of q
vessel qoW lying at Brooklyn He says he
has moth ing TO 90 with her.
acknowledgement.
The Mayor ,,f Portland, Maine, aeknowl-
eages the receipt of more than Sl20,OOO
rom this city in all Of the sufferers By the
re cent fre- srua..r s
Lives Lost
fyEw YORK, August 20.--It is now stated
III At there were only three lives lost at the
Jers sy City fire, and they were employed
hands on the schooner which was blown up.
The total losses are sci down at 81 ,69O,00O
To Those Interested.
The steamer New York, it appears, did
not " ait for the arrival at Aspinwall Of the
San francisco passengers and mail OF the
3Oth ult.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, August 2O.-The steamer City
of London,- fran. -LlEsrp p0Slssl.-t tlz-snd
Queenstown on the 9Th, arrived tonight.
News mainly anticipated per the cable.
| hThe Marathon arrived out on the 5th, un-
der canvas, with her main shaft broken.
The London Observer has a highly cir
cumstantial account of an alleged Fenian
privateer off Farre Islands, caFl le oftravel-
ling at the rate of 20 knots pa hour, and
the appearance of Clyde-built privateer-
steamer built during the American war.
The steamer Cyclone was detained on
suspicion of intention to infringe upon the
neugality laws as between Spain and Chill.
On being released she sailed for her destina
ton.
Il is stated from Berlin that Prussia has
positively declined the proposition Of Rus
sia for congress of the powers who signed
the treaty OF Vienna.
The King of Prussia will shortly proceed
to Carlsbad, where a treaty of peace be-
tween Austria and Prussia VIII probably be
signed.
Steamship Sc. David.
FARTHER Po1ST, August 2O.-The steam
ship st. David, from Liverpool, August 3,
Wis Londonderry August 10, passed here at
4:2O p. m. to-day.
An affidavit made by Mr.. Mullins, clerk
to Howard, Dalman & Co., solicitors in Lon
don TO the U. S. Government, having been
presented TO the Court of Admiralty setting
forth that seven steamers, ex- blockade run
ners at Liverpool, and standing in the name
of Frazer, Fenholm & Co, were lawfully
property of the United States, having be-
ionged to the Confederate Government at
the termination Of the war, the Admiralty
issued a warrant for s20O,0 coo against each
steamer, and took possession of them.
1t is alleged that three of the vessels are
subject TO a pending chancery suit by the
United States, and that three others are
the bona fide property of Frazer, F. ( Co,
and that one other belongs TO the builders,
having never been registered.
The papers say it IS understood that the |
United States and Canadian governments |
have assented TO the formation of an Inter |
national Convention, for the purpose OF re-
dueiDg the obstacles in the way of the de-
velopment of the frontier trade of the two /
countries.
There was nothing new as TO peace nego-
tiations.
Baron Werther left Berlin on the sth for
Prague, where it is said peace negotiations
between Austria and Italy will be carried
on.
J The Times says that the speech of the
King Of Prussia has not made favorable
impression in Paris, even among those most
opposed to his success. The absence of any
allusion to France or other foreign powers
offends the, Parisians.
The Manchester market has declining
tendency, prices nominal.
The breadstuff market was hrmer, holders
iemsnding an advance
Provisions fiat.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, August lS-There is nothing of
importance to report in BritiEh politics.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, August 1s.--There is nothing OF
importance to report in BritiEh politics.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, August Is, M.-The following
are the current prices on the london Stock
Exchange: Consois for money ssl; United
States 5-2O's 6s4; illinois Central shares
751E; Erie 42E. -...... ........
LONDON Auguss IS, Ez zening.-The an
nexed are the ofis al closing prices to-day :
cOnsOls for money ss4 Unite, States 5-2Os
6si; Erie sha res 422 IniI 'ois Central
shares 75l.
Live srpOOI Markets.
LIVERPOOL August 1s.-Cotton market
quiet and stes .dy at unchanged rate g. The
sales amount to 5000 bales of middH. ag up
lands at 1SsJ
The Bread stuff market is firm, except for
corn, which is trife easier. Mixed We "
ern held at 26s sd.
The provision market is dull Pork in
active.
LONDON, August 20, M.-The following
are the current prices at noon to-day Con-
soils for money sst; United States 5-2O's Gs3;
Erie shares 42s; Illinois Central shares
1871.
L1vEnPoO1, sAugust 20, M.-The cotton
market is unchanged. The sales to day
are esti mated at 10000 bales middIing up
land at 1S24d.
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CalifOrnians Pleased with the Presi-
dents Proclamation

Against MaxImiIIan's Paper
Blockade.
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ming, with the following result; President
James L. Newberry, of Columbia College,
Vice President, Er. Waleott Gibbs, Of Cam
bridge; General Secretary, c. L. Lyman, Of
Yale College; Treasurer, DIR. A L. Elyeyn.
The next meeting of the association will
be held at Burlington, Vermont, on August
81, 1867.
A resolution was passed urging Congress
TO make appropriations to enable tho Com
missiOners to the Paris Exposition to pre-
pare for publication full report of the same.
The usual complimentary resolutions were
passed. President Barnard made the clos
ing speech, cOngratulBting the association
on the success of its present session, and
thanking the people of Buffalo for the in
terest and hospitality shown the society.
A large number of the members make an
excursion to Niagara Falls tomorrow.
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OFFICE OF PUBLIc SeHooLs.
CLEvELASD, Ohio, August 90, 1866.
10 reply to numerous inquiries, and in order
that timely information may be received by par
ties interested invite attention to the following
notices
The Fall Term of the City Schools will COM
msnce on Monday, the Sd dAT of September.
The Teachers will meet at the Rockwell street
School, on Saturday the lst of September, at pre-
ciseIy half-psst three o'clock, afternoon. 1t is
desired that every Teacher shall report in person
at that meeting.
The Board of Examiners will meet in this Office
on Wednesday, the 2sth inst, at tWo'o'clock P.
NJ, and continue in session through the following
day, for the ninAton Of applicants for positions
as Teachers in the schools Of the city. The first
step taken to secure engagements as teachers,
should be the obtaining of rtifcates of sualihca
tion for teaching from this Board. Recommends
lions from other parties are of little value.
For the balance Of the vacation this office will be
open every day from 2 till 10 O'Clock A. M
aug21-S42 ANSON sHYTH, Sup't.
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To which add twelve 70 July, making the total
deaths by cholera $40. a ~
We have European dispatches containing eonti-
mental neWs up to yesterday noon. The PrussiAn
Chambers are considering sbill 70 annex Hanover,
Hesse, Nassau and the City of Frankfort to Prus-
siA- Ths Peuce Congress in session st Prague, IS
making fAvOrAbls progress, sud it is expected q
Treaty OF PeAcswiH be concluded in tan days. It
was runorel in Paris yesterday icon that Italy
would soon treat directly with tbs Pope for the
osssiOn Of his temporal 5oainioD and fhsetGb-
Isshn snt Of tso Capital Of the ItsiiAn Government
at Rome There Is no political news frofa Great
Britain. -
A distinguished General high in position in NV
Orleans. has written private letter to Phiiadel-
PhiA, under date of August 10. in which ha sayA !:
'' This city is quiet At present, bat there nose
eurity for Northern men, except in the military
control. II the troops were removed thsfsw would
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CUrAHoeA CoUNiT,
In PURSUANCE TO THE CON-
Il AAkD af an order Of sals issued to me from
the Court OF Common Pleas for said County, In
the case Of Sartin Halsr, plaintiff, and GABRIEL
knight, Wili-n Knight, William Kni9ht, Jr.,
Jane knight. John Knight, 6eniy knigsf, Sarah
Knishr, Locisa Knight, fhcma' Saight, Julia
Ni.ius, EdSin Saith, Ann Smith, George Nagele
and Margaret Nagele, d. isadants, l shall expose
TO public sac, at the souih door Of the County
Court HouSs, in the city Of Cleveland, in said
comfy Of Cu5shoga, on che 22j day Of August.
A. y. 1866, 81 the honr two O'Clock P. N. Of
cid day, the following described lands and tsne,
ments, 10 wit;
Situate in the city and township Of Cleveland,
county Of Cuyshnra, and State Of Ohio, and Is
known BY being part Of City Los number two
hundred aud f5rty-ihvee isi3l in the ~illeyville
allotment, so Called in that pari Of said city re-
Gently known s. the City Of Ohio, and bounced a.
follows: South BY LorAin street, east BY an alley
north BY alley, aud wet by Inc parallel with
the east lire, and tWen y-seven tZ7l feel distant
therefrom, being twenty-seven fret on Loraln
strest Appraised st 81, ,@oO %.
FHLIN NICOLA, Sheriff,
As Master Commissioner.
R BEAxIs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Clereland. o.. July 24th, lsd6. auE2l.st0Fu
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Butfer.-Fresh tubs received daily at so Mer-
win street.
auglO.s4o J. G. SIMMONS co.
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Mrs. WtnslOw, an experienced Nurse AID
Female Physician, presents to the attention of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teething, BY softening the gums, reducing all in-
Examinations, will allay all pain and spasmodic &C.
tion, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health 70 your infants We have
put up and sold this article for over 80 years. and
can say in oOnhdeuce and truth of it what we have
never been Sble to sly of any other medicine
never has it failed in a single instance to effect
cure, when timely used. Never did W now an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who Used It,
On ths contrary, all delighted with its opera
lions, and speak in terms of commendation of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter ''what do know after so years
experience; and pledge reputation for the full
nhment 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 4 PERKINS, New York, is on the ont
side wrapper.
sold BY all Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle.
ap23: Rl4-dyoOd:v
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-KE STATE or ONO, I.
CuTAHoGA cOEsTY,

1Hc cII.Tas. sTaTa OF 6a.,v 6oH,S,
IN PURSUANCE TO THE COM
j maud OF an order TO sell prop-rty attached
tfser hnal Judgment, directed to me from tbe
Court Of uomnon cas- for aid County. in The
sause Of the PaineEville a Hudson Railroad Com
parry plaintiff, against Noah Graves, Defendant L
hall expose 10 public sale ~ tie south door Of the
County Court House, in the City Of Cleveland. IN
said Osnntyi onWI dnefday, the 2ed day OF August
= y 1856, a. the hour Of Two o'clock of said liav
VT; = -'i =
Part ofllt No fifteen Q5) in tract In OhaRrin
fh-fownshiR, Cuyahogs County, ohio. and
ooundea as follows North by land Of Lewis csfl-
bert, kat BY the line Of said lot IS Southery and
Westerly BY The center line Of thu road running
from Chagrin Fatis Village to Orange and CON.
tatns p res o. land, be the same more or less
Also part Of lot No 20. 10 tract No 3 in said
TOWNSHIP ef Chagrin Falls, and bounded ns fjl-
lows: Ccmmeneing At the No thWest corner Of said
lot, thence East "A CHAINS 93 links to the Westerly
line Of Grayes' hllc1msnt, end bound Easterly
ant sOutheriy by SAT- lots in Graves allotment
and Westerly BY the West line Of taid lot No 20.
and contains p acres of land and being al the
land said Graves owns IN said lot No. ~, situated
North OF summit sire I, exclusive cf the sub-lcts
in SAID allntment Appraised at 81, ale 32-lO0.
FELIX NICOLA, Sheriff CuyahogA Co F, o.
DURFEE HATHAwAr Plsintifs Attornsys
Cleveland, o. July 2tfh, 1885. AL 9sOTu
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General News.
rhe National Labor Couy,es,

Ine AatIOnaA LaOOr CONGRESS.
BALT1MoRE, August 20.-Tke Lakor Con-
vention q sembled at noon to-da-l at the
Front Street Theatre. Some fifty or sixty
delegates have been recorded, an d more are
expected to arrive to day. TIL, convention
was temporarily organized BY calling John
Hinchetaf, of Illinois, to the hair. a com
mittee on permanent organD alton was then
appointed.
Railroad Aecf dent.
HUDSON, n. Y, AuguJ 2O.-The engine
Baltic, attached to the u 0 express train on
the Hudson River road, dine here at II.35
this morning, exploded .FhiIe the train was
standing at Catski1 sta ton, four miles be-
low this city, seriously iujuring the engi-
neer, Geo. Smith, and the fireman, whose
name we did not lear q, and who is not ex-
peeted 70 survive. No passengers were
hurt. The engine is complete wreck, and
it viii require four n five hours 10 clear the
track. The trains both ways will be de-
Iayed IN couseqn' .nce. A strong force Of
men, with the . ecessary tools, were dis
patched from thu city Immediately on re-
eeiPt OF the new >, to clear away the wreck
Me- a Candidate.
bURhIsSros, Iowa, August 20--The Hawk
Eye To-day ef .ntains . letter from Senator
Gnnes, ammo Incing he is not 70 be cendl-
date ioI re- election TO the Senate and de-
clsring nus intention to retire entirely from
ADJOURN aent OF the Society for the
Ad ERncement Of Science.
BunFAD ;. August 20.-At the American
Socistyh h + the Advancement Of Science, ar
lnteresU ng discussion on the glacial theory
t1ok pas ce, which occupied most Of the day,
!. Ans ection for officers was held this eye
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News

4ueeH LIHHA8 IN " q '71 =
,yAsH1serox, August 2O.-The Queen of
The Sandwich Islands has decided to take
nm h or residence at the House Of the secre-
tarv # State until Wednesday next. a7.a
Ame ng the many private compliments
t;aS have been paid Her Majesty, there
w 49,, none more fitting or select than a
IN 1ra en;;c, r mt Photographic album filed with
. r5,nnbsr Of Gardner finest executed views
Of Wasb;r, ton, and presented 70 the Queen
by M, PHI ., of the firm Of Philip 4 Solo
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Meeting Of Army ana Navy Omcers

Meet1nS OF Army and Navy Officers
Washington Dispatch to Cincinnati Commercial.
An adjournment meeting of the officers
who served in the army and navy of the
United States during the rebellion, whs
favor the Presidents reconstruction pol
icy, was held in the ladies parlor at Viii
liard's Hotel, this evening. General
Steedman was chosen as Chairman, and
General Ewing, Secretary.
On motion of General Hobart, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, That this meeting do now
indorse the reconstruction policy of An
drew johnson, and the declaration of
principles by the Philadelphia Conven-
tor"
On motion of General Ward, it was
" ReSoLred, That call be issued to the
soldiers and sailors who served in the
army any navy during the recent war, iR-
viting them to meet in convention, at q
time and place to be designated, for the
purpose of indorsing the reconstruction
ciples enunciated by the Philadelphia
Convention"
After considerable discussion, it was
HnAllg ueclOcu InAI Ine convention should
be held at Chicago on the 18th of Sep
tember, the anniversary of the battle of
Antietam.
On motion of General Custer, it was
voed thst committee of five be appoint
ed b draft an initial call to the officers.
soldiers, and sailors who served during
the lite war.
The Chair subsequently appointed as
such Committee Generals Custer, Mere
dith, Houssesu, McCook and Crook.
On notion of General Wand, a Com
mittee O Arrangements was appointed
by the Ciair, consisting of General Scates
Osborne Mann, Hotchkiss and Colonel
A II. Makland.
Genorsi Juster moved, and it was unan-
imousiy ageed to, that all officers of tba
army and nyy in the,city, who served
during the var, be requested to SION tbe
call All Woo were present were re-
quested to leave their names TO he
attached to th,call, and most of them did
50, and others we're requested to cali At |
General Custer room at five O'Clock to-
morrow Afternoon for that purpose.
The meeting las verysrespectfullv con-
Quoted and mnch nthusias.n was di,nlsved !
for the success of he reconstruction noIicv |
at the coming elections .l NJ : F,-J
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SpecIaHlDIspatehes.
REoEIvEp Up 10 O'CLOCK, A. n.
Special pi.patehs to the Western PTssI.
rHE rELEt tRAPH FLEErr.

rHE rEIEt tRAPH FLEErr. al..
NEW YoRk, Augu st 2e.-The Atlantic
Telegraph feet, com, eosed OF the steamer
Great Eastern and at eompanylng YesSs.sI Yss15I
instant bv the steamer / 1ritanniA, which ar
lived today from GIasg eW, in lat 81 deg
rs min. and long. 80 deg. 81 min. 81 ,5r8
vILLASous ATTEMPT TO TnToH CABS OFT TIE TIE
--aI a.E TRACK g. ..-rf ...
The evening papers say ,ast .h. t-aeT .sHgSs ne
attempt was made TO throw on me trseH I1:5ls ne
when Il was near suffernsA Rails were p lac
ed across the trsek. No damage was was .s' done.
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REMOVAL.

nKNoTAL.-Nr. F. L. Morris kav.
n, a. r.rnoxea his Ciofbin; stora from No. 2
fIc1nmsnt square 70 90 PrOspet street, respect
~. - : eoutsnaaace OF tn patIonege 90 l1se-
r.ily bestowed npes him IN rs al, - ~
his customer to mert the same in ths
~ Sn-.s " Ea.frrn fashions received. AL voik
,.-.-rSnseds A GOD a.sorten :ot eiotns on nsna
eS slI 4. sald st the iovsstrates. OF made go
W.. .-t md most fashi0nAblestyess kspi kl4
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.
Favorable Pro,vress.

PRAGUE, 1s.-The Peace Congress is in
session, and negotiations are making favor
able progress. The ratification of treaty
of peace is expected in ten days,
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NOtiee-Tickets for the Great Horse Fair can
be had at tho ofices OF the KenHard, Weddsl,
American, City, Russell and New England Hotels.
To avoid the great rush at the gates purchase
your tickets b-fers you stait. aug2l 3i2 I
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Associated Press Report.
News From Europe
Especial Dispatches to the Associated Pross.l
PRUSSIA.

Legislation to secure the Fruits of
the War.
BERLIN, August 1S.-A bill is under dis
cussion in the Prussian Chambers which
has for its object the annexation to Prussia
of the Kingdom of Hanover, the Electoral
of Hesse, the Duchy of Nassau and the city
of Frankfort.
srur ur.<,,, - ,-~,rr,,sy
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THE LATEST.

LONDON, August 20, M.-The following
dispatch has been received from Paris:
"PARIs, August 20.--The' Paris papers
keep silent in regard to the question of the
rectifeation of the frontiers of France. It
is rumored here that the italian Govern
ment will soon treat directly with the Pope
for the cession of his temporal dominiOns,
and the establishment of Rome as the cap
ifaI of TtaTU,s
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The Atmosphere of Love is pure,
sweet brsath, This desi3eratum is one of the re-
suits of using soz0DONT, which not only inyig-
CRATES and preserves the Teeth, bat renders the
Mouth as fragrant q q rose. aug2I
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Morning Edition.

Just PubIisned-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, ObsrIin, o. jy2s
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Special Caut1On.-MRS. WINSLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become so populsr that
various parties have put out articles cSlling them
Mrs. wiuslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs
Winslow Of the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. June2:s4
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
st 1875 Ontario street, HurIbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. An. PIPER,
mAys:RI5 Mechanical Jobber.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

What 1 said las: week of Mr.. Went
worth's chances for denomination, was
said in view of what then appeared on
the surface. The Wentworth meeting in
the Opera House gave fresh impetus to
the aspirations of several gentlemen who
had but timidly hoped heretofore, and we
have heard little or nothing else but what
pertains to these aspirations since. What
the outcome will be, remains to be seen.
If the various rival interests should ulti-
mately make common cause against Mr..
Wentworth, the contest will become ex-
citing. If they continue independent of
each other, he will probably beat them all.
The papers appeal to Hon. A. B. Judd,
late Minister to Berlin, to accept the
nomination, and if las it is intimated he
WILL he shall consent to do SO, he will
probahly-at least possibly-carry the
convention, even against Long John"
CHTEI
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Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purposes can be found at
HENsCH H0WE'5,
sug2l-Si2 46 Monument Square.