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From 81. Iouis-Cbarge of s,ea,;,p

ST. LOUIS. January 2l-It is stated upon reliable
authority that the Government has concluded to
garrison the forts and protect the routes on the plains
with coored troops, of whom at least three full reg
ments will shortly be despatched to the Indian
country. The intention is to afford entire security
to travellers and caravans, and put final stop to
the depredations of the savages
A party of men arrested in East St. Louis last
week, charged with being connected with others in
stealing large amount of goods from the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad and Transfer Company. 1t is
said that during the past year 900 worth of mer
chandise has been stolen from the above companies,
which they have had to pay for. and which will pro-
badly be accounted for by the arrest of the alleged
thieves and the of portion of the property
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New York Rank Statement

NEW YORK, January 22-The weekly statement of
the New York City Bank shows the following totals
Loans, increase, ST. 439 $780, circulation increase ST.
3l279O deposits, increase, ST. 09 2 specie decrease
Sl.5S7. 1856; legal tenders, decrease. S220O65.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Cause of the Einperialists Unfavorabie-
The Troops Sick and Starving-Numer.
DeserfiOns - Arrival of NaximiIiafa's
Minister to France at Vera Cruz.
NEW YORK, JAN 22.-Advices from Havana to the
17th state that advces from the city of Mexico tc
the 9th instant had been received.
The general situation of the Imperiast cause by
their own accounts, is very unfavorable.
Mexican Imperial force, which left for Manza-
milo recently, found the 4th Battalion there starving
and with multitude of sick.
The whole neighborhood of fAcapulco had emigrated
after having destroyed the wells.
The desertions from the Imperial force was very
great.
Maximlian's Minister Plenipotentiary to France.
and about three hundred soldiers belonging to the
foreign legion. h ad arrived at Vera Cruz
Secretary Seward had not yet arrived at Havana.
The Captain General had fitted up his country seat
and was making preparations to receive him in a
hospitable manner
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c. January 19.-Messrs Hilton g.
Co., of this city, suspended payment yesterday
Communication between here and Columbia, by rail
road has been reopened and trains passed over yes
terday for the first time since the advent of Sherman
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West baltimore Street.

THE BALTIMORE SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
is what has long been desired in our city, place
where all the standard machines of all the reliable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm.
provements are explained: WHERE there is no partial
ity t" any particular machines WHERE thorough trial
Is gwen 70 every machine purchased and exchanged
if desired, and WHERE every machine is warranted
and sold at FACTORY Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kind.
of sewing machines. Also sewing machines for rent
ja20-1y lstp go
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A Man Shot.


Correspondence Of the Boston Journal.l
GRofOE JUNCTION, January 2l.-Deputy Sheriff B.
L. Howe, while arresting Michael Murphy to-day at
Graniteville for disturbing school, met with deter
mined resistance, in which Mrs. Murphy assisted her
husband. Murphy drew a navy revolver to fire at
Mr.. Howe who was. however, too quick for him, and
shot him before he could use it. Howe was pretty
severely burned about the head and face, but he
brought off his man.
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General Amnesty Asked For.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 22.-Hon M. Ridly, of Troup
county has introduced series of resolutions in the
Legislature of this State recommending to President
johnson the granting Of general amnesty and par
don to the people who engaged in the rebellion,
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Dinner of the Philadelphia Board of

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-The annual dinner of the
Board of Brokers took place this evening at the As
semby Buildings. Amongst the invited guests were
General Meade and Admiral Farragut, Commanders
stribling and Hoff and Mayor McM;ahael. all OF
whom made addresses The party numbured about
two hundred nersons
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From Fort Monroe

Fort MONROE, Jan. 22.-The Albemarle and Ches-
apeake Canal is now open to navigation.
An unknown schooner is ashore ten miles north OF
Smiths Point Light.
The steamship Falcon is anchored ten miles south
of Thomas Point. short of coal.
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Marine Disaster-Ioss of life

BosToN, January 20.-The schooner General Sheri-
dan, from Newfoundland, off and for Gloucester,
Mass. was wrecked on the night of January Is, of
Cape Canso. Four of the perished The names
of the lost follows: Robert Dehl, Jas Prindle
Thomas Harris and George Howard
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HARRISBURG, Jan. Ex-Governor Curtin arrived to-
day. and is receiving large numbers of visitors His
message will probably be sent to the Legislature next
Wednesday.
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RALEIGH, Jan. 22.-Hon. VIM. S. Henrahan, a
member of the Legislature, who was in his seat in
the House on Saturday. died suddenly last night
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AwUSENGENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The great Irish
drama, THE Connie Soogah" produced at this house
last night with Mr. Williams as Connie Soogah, Mrs
Williams as Nellie Nolan, and Mrs. Meek as Wild
Elsie, enthusiastically received by an immense
audience. The acting capital-the scenery and
costumes beautiful. It is a piece rcplete with in
terest, and predict for it good run. We had de-
signed extended notice. but want of space
prevents
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-Garducr, Hemming's &
Cos, great American Circus, opened an equestrian
at the Front Street last night under the most
favorable auspices. The grand by the full force
of the company was exceedingly effective. The col
lection Of thoroughbred horses ponies and mules is
the best We have seen for years.
The audience, in addition to the daring acts of
equestranisn, entertained to their hearts
tent with the humor Of Dan Gardner and three other
clowns of great ronown. a matinee will be given
tomorrow afternoon.
MYSTERIOUS DoNGs-An entertainment. most
mysterious and startling in its character will be pre-
sentcl at the Maryland Institute on Thursday eve
ming next The entertainment alluded to has COM
plctey mystied the most learned and scientific gen
emen of the age, and never fails to cause thrill of
excitement to p cyac the minds Of persons VINO wit
tl,c ,a,,;C.
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Anti-ssesisars Meeting a. To,ssontowu.

TOwSONTOwN, JHn'y %, 1866.
Pursuant to public notice, a meeting Of those OPP
posed to the present registry law Of the State ut
the Odd Fellows Hall, in Towsontown, this morn
ing. On motion Of DR.. G. NJ. B sey, Hon. John
Nethercd of the first district called touporari-
Is to the chair, and on motion of John = Biddison
Esq., q. NJ. Bo>lcy, OF the ninth district, was ap-
pointed temporary secretary. 4 committee Of seven
was appointed to report permanent officers who re-
ported the following: For president, Edward ). My
ers, OF the ninth district for vice presidents, James
{. Magraw and Francis s. CorBmu, both of the
eighth district, and for secretary. Dr. Grafton NJ
Boslcy, Of the ninth district. Mr.. Corkran declined
serving, and Pleasant Hunter, ESD. of the seventh
district, selected in his head. The nominations
were adopted unanimously by the convention.
A motion that committee Of seven he appointed
by the chair TO nominate delegates to the State Con-
yentiou, made and voted down. and the conven-
tion proceeded to the nomination and election of
delegates. with the following result: Hon. John
Wetherei received 70 votes: Richard J Worthing-
ton 69; VIM. NJ. Isaac s.; Daniel Cameron, 81; Jas.
G. Clark; 66 Edward 5; Myers, So Samuel Brady, 81;
Jeremiah GcllOtt, 90; Walter j. ForG, So James c.
Magrdw. 5l john s. Biddison, 81 John Pcriue, 81;
John Glenn, ST. John ;. GjttlnG9, Il; Dr. Graf on VI.
Eoslcy iG; Edward Rider, Jr., I5 and George H.
Carman, So. The fourteen FIRST named were declared
duy elected, aud were empowered TO fill any yacan-
cies which might occur in their number
The cuuveatlon after resolutions Of thanks 10 tho
officers, adjourned
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MORE "CosscIEScE MoNEY."-On Saturday the
Secretary of the Treasury received "consc;ence
money" amounting to seven dollars This sum was
paid by Catholic clergyman, it having been elected
through the confessional.
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LIGHTHOUSES ON THE SOUTHERN COAsT.-In con-
sequence OF Congress having yet failed to act upon
the recommendations of tre Chief of the Lighthouse
Board, very little proyres has been made in the work
of re-esabiiShing lighthouses the southern coast
There are yet upwards OF eighty lighthouses and
boats along the from the "outh of the Chesa-
peake bay to the coast of Texas that need to be put
in working order Many OF the houses and boats are
only partially damaged. and would require very lit
tie time and expense to thoroughly repair them
been entirely destroyed, As soon as Congress makes
an appropriation for this purpose the work will com.
menee IN earnest.-Nat. Llteiiiaearsr
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holdersr
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
b., f. BLAKENEY Il Co.,
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf i25 Baltimore Street. first floor. up stairs
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens.
IN the selection of ,cfe another important matter
s. that she should write well. A lady who neglect
to cultivate this accomplishment is not unlikely. de-
6cient in other essential qualities s"-CHEsTERFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
A useful gift. not useless toys
Something to have something to hold;
Suitable, too. for young and old
A Good Gold Pen!
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The Massachusetts Cotton Mills.

weekly paper has been established in
Canton by missionaries. at the cost of two mills
copy.
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Several spoons were stolen at the State
dinner in Berlin given in honor of Princess Alexsn
drines marriage, The society could hardly have
been very select,
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tea
EVERY YOUNG MAN
TO KNOW THAT
Bryant, StrattOn d Sadler's
AnIln


Is the only Commercial School in this city or State
where
ACTu. NJ BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College.
The public are cordially invited to call and exam
inc our facilities College Journal free to any ad-
dress.
w. IN. SadIer,
jal6 -3mlstp, ,tu th&s Principal.
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders!
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Ladiesi
Suitable for Gentlemenl
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen;
The giver bless and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for icaste-
A:Good Gold Peni
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IS 50 COAL-COAL. SS.5
TREv0RToN Nut Coal.
Same character as LYKENs' VALLEY"
For sale at $3.50 per ton.
Delivered in any part of the city by
J. HENRY GIESE,
Ja22-3tlp Office South street.
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CIRCULAR TO DIsBuRsING 0FFICERs.-The follow
ing order has been circulated by the War Depart
ment:
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REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.-Mr William Hatton,
a young man residing in Shippensburg, one day last
week vomited live snake, atoW IS inches long and
more taoa h"If Il" inch thick! lie swallowed it while
drinking from a pool in Idaho about four months
ago, and mas suffered great distress in his stomach
ever sinee complaining especially of sensation of
coene;$. lie returned to his home in Shippensburg
cesstul treatment by great MANY medical men, he
stated his case to physician III Philadelphia. who
prescribed an emetic, which WIS taken, with the
apoFe result Ii came near stranglng him. and be-
lore he was relieved ho vas black in the face
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A bronze statue of President Lincoln, cost
ing $l2.6QO, is to he erected at Brooklyn.
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
THE EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM
THE QUALIFICATIONS OF JURORS

THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU BILL.
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IHE TENNESSEE CoNGREssMEN.-We find the fol-
owing statements in the Nashville Banner:
We understand, from authority which we regard
Sperectly reliable, that Governor Brownlow re-
elved letter yesterday from the Hon. Schuyler
'ofaX, Speaker of the House of Representaives in
eference TO the Tennessee delegation. In the epis-
lie Mr. COltaX declares that he is for the ADM sion
# our representatives the ground that the State
was organized during the and before the close Of
ostiltes and also because it was the first State re-
gtored."
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUyAEP GENERALS OFFICE. 7

WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUyANP GENERALS OFFICE,
January IS. 1866.
General Orders No. 4:
Hereafter, when disbursing officers. in payment Of
accounts, draw checks drafts On funds placed tc
their credit with assistant treasuerers or other de-
positaries of the United States. they will note upon
the receipt taken for such payment the number
date, and amount of such check or draft given In
payment and designate the assistant treasurer or de-
positary upon whom it is drawn.
By order of the Secretary of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General
A bronze statue of President Lincoln, cost
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The Chair laid before the Senate communication
from the Secretary of the Interior enclosing certain
papers relating to the Pacific railroad Ordered to
Railroad.
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Both Houses were in session yesterday and trans
acted large amount of routiue business. The bill
in the Senate exemptng the State bounty bonds from
taxation, made the special order of the day for
Wednesday Ito morrow. In the House, the bill to
amend the Constitution to increase the pay of
judges was laid over informally. bill was passed
to amend the Maryland Fuel Company of this city,
with n cepita1 of san mn
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8liSfGllanFnns.
DEsT. SAFEST AND MOST CONVENIENT
WINDOW FASTENING
EVER ENVHG II r D.

4 Sure Protection 5gatast Burglars. The window
cannot he opened except on the inside. The fasten-
i, is aiyTsvs SURE TO WORK, and is very simple
in its construction, being IMPOSSIBLE 70 GET
OFT OF ORDER. In fact, this Fastening Is iree rom
tbo objections against all in use, such as striking,
hard To- work giving out not bastng, needing the Ia
bor Of a mechanic to put it on, and the dangerous
t5cncv Of the sash dropping your hand, bruising
II md b2eakinr glass Landlords attention 70 that
f9ctS 1t takes the place of Hung Sash, saving box
frames. cords puIleys and weights They are put on
HING sash to fasten against Burglars, keep the sash
INST where YOU want II stop eectunlly all Rattling
or Shaking of the Window Sash, disturbing dreams,
and Frightening nervous people and children NOcut-
tinCr infO the Sash or Frames. Any person can put
tba3, on All the tools needed are screwdriver and
bit: time required two or three minutes to each
lock. n ,,r-r,,,r1r
Apply to a. B. II HEBbELL:
n217-2m UFbana, Ohio.
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ATLANTIC 8 GREAT WESTERN RY.
Ckrrfb 3irett0rg.


1sT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-West CourtSt
Rev John Woods, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath. Hours; II, A. NJ, 7sI, P. NJ
Sabbash School at $50, An
E.sctrre and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednes
-say evening, at 500 O'clOek.
Rv LUTHERAN CHURCH.-South-kasJ cOrnel
court and Walnut Streets. No services.
7sr METH E. CHURCH.-South-Wes eornel
Cs1rch and North Main Streets. Rev. VIM
I zee Pastor. Services every sabbath
Hours /. I05S, An. ~, Pm.
Sabbath School dt 2, P. n.
General Glass Meeting, Monday evening, at
Regular Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening
ut 8 O'Clock. CO..
81 METH. E. CHURCH.-East Water Street
Rev. Z. F. Van Gleve, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath Hours IL, A. N. s, P. NJ.
Sabbath School at 200, P. NJ
General Glass Meeting, LIST Sunday morning ID
every month, at 9 o clock. -...,
RrPTTsT CHURCH.-East Court Street Rev. j.
B Tuttle, Pastor. Services every SapDath'
Hours, II, A NJ, 8, P. N.
sabbath School at 9, A. n.
Praver Meeting, Wednesday evening, so CLOCK
rPIscoPAI. GHURCH.-COrner SciotO and heh-
fo1 Streets Rev. J Ohm a. DOORS, Rector Ser
v-ices very Sabbath. Hours II, a. m, aud ~
N m. Sabbath School at 81 a. m
New CHURCH.-NOrth-wes corner SOuth MAIN
and REYNOLDS streets.
Sunday School at 9, An
TyATHOL1c CHURCH.-JOhn Street. Rev. j. +.
Kearnev, Priest Services every Sabbath
Hours II An.
ITs-Trrr -PFEsBYrER1AN CHURoH.-West Mar
L = street Rev. r. H. Thompson, PASTOR
scTvices every Sunday Hour: II, A. H.
Sabbath School Mt ., A. NJ
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Aatifss
lR. GnNE,s APPlTNTMENYs.

DR.. CONE treats and cures all variety Of
diseases, and may be consulted at his Offices
at the following times and places:
In Urbana, at the Exchange Hotel, on
Wednesdays Aug. Is; Sept. 10; Oct. "a.
In Springfield. at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, Aug. 16; Sept 60; 0ct %.
In London, at the Phifer House, on Fri
days, Aug. II; Sept. 21; Oct. 26.
DR.. Cone cures all forms of Chronic Diseas-
es, as Dyspepsia in all its various varieties;
all diseases Of the Lungs and Air Passages, as
Caryngitis, and Consumption; all diseases Of
the Kidney, Liver, Pancreas, and the Glands
generally; all diseases of the Heart, Blood
and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of the Brain
and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or ST. Vitus
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and generaInervous
innutrition; all diseases OF females, enlarged
tonsils, and all forms of Scrofula, as also all
diseases of the Eye and Ear; and all other
Chronic Diseases. No charge for consulta-
ton, but cash for medicines. Be sure not to
delay your application too long n177-8m
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Ggt 8aiIs.


soHruEH7y u AL --tGGCineinnatl,Lou LoulsVlIle, -
EsSuis- - Closes al 1900 P NJ arrives a. IO4S
All Letters, &C, for Southern, Sout6-EasterI
snd Southwestern Ohio, Southern India1a ano
Illinois. South Western States, and the Terrific
riee with Letters (only) for California Sc, Vla u
-Te9laad Route, 60 in thus mail
N1RTEERE MAu-UjG Toledo and Cleveland
Closes at 1918, A. N. arrives at l246 P NJ, daily
All Letters,c, for Northern and 5- West
To-sev tbe New England States, Canada, &c,
Foreign Countries, and California, &C, ria Pana-
ma. 20 in this mail.
W.arrives at sos, A. N. daily.
= I,eftersfor CeutTala and Eastern Ohio, Pennsyl'
vs1ia. MARYLAND, Virginia, Washington, and the
Southern Atlantic States, go in this mail
WFsTERN MAIL-Std indianapolis Closes at
7.s5 NJ; arrives at sos A. N. daily.
r,ettersfor Western Ohio, Indiana, Illinois 10
e va. &C.. goiH this mail.
WUFUki. NJ Al. for Mutual ,Rosedaloand Oar
he PIairsland Mechanicsburg, on days mention
~ = a rrfves Tuesdays departs Mondays.
N.AMBROSE, Postmaster;
JOHN MAYsE, Deputy.
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BRUTAL AssAULT-Last night as Mr. NJ 7.
Barul was peaceably standing upon the side
walk in front OF Stone & O'Connor's grocery,
he was assaulted by gang of rowdies one
of whom mashed in his head with a club
while another badly kicked him on the side
He was found in this deplorable condition
early this morning by parties who kindly
conveyed him home No clue has been found
to the perpetrators of this dastdrdly act, but
there is a great demand for Stone & O'Con-
nor's groceries.
LATER.-There are now some hoops for Mr..
BIS recovery.
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-Incendiarism.-Las Saturday night
near II o'clock Saunders's glue factory, loca-
ted Just beyond the corporation line west o.
town aud south Of Miami street, was discov-
cred to be on fire, and the alarm at once Civ
en-. Before the fremen, however, could be
on the ground, the building was half burned
The Young Americas succeeded in con6ning
the flames to the building, and almost extin-
guished the FIRE, thus saving the sheds and
small buildings. TIE loss was quite a serious
one to Mr.. Saunders, who is a very worthy
citizen. As there bad been no Ere in the
factory since Wednesday the fire was up-
doubtedly the work OF an incendiary. Lost
$4,000.
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TIE ISLANDERS AND THE STEAMER CRY OF
SASDUskY.-A visitor at Kelly's Island send
US the following:
The Islanders are anxious to have a daily
communication with Cleveland. The new
boat City OF Sandusky is likely to prove a
damage TO us instead of benefit. She has
carried away all the posts in the wharf here
except one, and taken both corners off the
dock, run into one vessel and carried away
all her head gear, aud came so near sinking
the Island Queen twice yesterday that il
scared the passengers half to death. We
have christened her the Sandusky RAM
Sne tried a few DAYS ago to run down Gibral-
ter Island, but it was too much for her. The
Sherman was near and assisted her tC
get of, and if sne had not been the fastest
boat would have been in danger of being run
into before the Ram got out of Putin Bay
The Sherman dare not come to anchor unit
the Sanduslly was out side of Ballast Island
/ - -CieUelan6 Herald
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

The convention of the Niger Bred party
at Piqua last Wednesday, for the nomination
of a candidate for Judge in the Champaign
Miami-Darke district, was rich affair. Each
county had Its candidate and after 100 ballot:
without change, the convention adjourned
aud referred the matter back to the people
Another convention is to be held on next
Wednesday, 29th.
At several periods Tow were imminent, and
the lie was given with a relish. A ballot would
be taken and followed by song or quarrel. Tc
ues the words ofa Republican spectator: AL
that was wanted to cap the climax, was fol
some one to call on Granville Moody for q
Moody prayer"
The candidates were Ichabod Corwin o.
Champaign, James NJ Hart OF Miami and
William Allen of Darke.
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PENDLEToN AT P1QUA-There will be a
grand mass meeting and picnic of the Demo-
cracy at Piqua on Friday next at which the
Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton has promised to be
Present-and he keeps his engagements. We
hope many of our citizens will go over. Mr.
Pendleton is one of the ablest men and finest
speakers in the United States and it is worth
going to Piqua to hear him.