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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,

Some persons who were hunting In the woods near
Meridian, Miss, recently made shocking dis
covery. There lay dead negro and there hay
dead hog. The strangest part Is, the hog had the
man by the throat, the tlsks deep buried In the
flesh, holding on like grim death to dead nigger."
This desperate bite, which undoubtedly killed the
negro, Is supposed TO have been given in last strug
gle on the part OF the hog TO revenge personal in
jury which resulted in the hogs death-the hog was
half skinned
strange tragedy is related in the Cheyenne
papers. IL appears that q woman who had been
owens, last winter married another man, Hooker.
Aftcrward she returned to live with owens, and
Hooker therefore, last Saturday poisoned himself.
His wife, stricken with remorse hearing Of this,
went TO the house where an inquest was being held
upon the dead body swallowed poison and in a few
moments herself the subject for another inquest.
Since then owens the Old lover, has disappeared,
and 1t Ii reported that he has also committed
suicide.
Near Lafayette, Ind on Friday afternoon,
during violent storm OF rain and wind, Mrs. May
and her two little daughters were passing through
piece OF woodland when tree that was blown down
by the storm fell ON them, killing the mother and
younger child Immediately, and seriously injuring
the other one.
The device adopted for the new national flag for
the Dominion OF Canada Is described as foows:-"A
white field containing garland OF autumnal maple
leaves bound with the order Of the Garter and sur
mounted with an imperial crown, the irrepressible
beaver and number OF maple leaves ia the
centre"
General sheridan, in a letter to General Grant,
under date OF the 22d Of May thus incidentally speaks
OF the Indian question in the section over which he
IL placed-"I have not had a single depreciation in
my department since i assumed command, and /
have the greatest desire TO maintain this peaceful
condition Of affairs. have made great deal OF per-
sonal exertion by visiting nearly every post in the
section OF country where the Indians were hostile
last year, and in all interviews with the Indians was
led to believe that we may be able to preserve the
peace the coming summer.v
South Carolina Is q part OF the circuit Jurisdiction
OF the Chief Justice OF the United States and chief
Justice Chase IL expected to preside In Charleston
about the middle OF this month. Since the war none
nf haun dn1 tytfh In A
limits OF the State. Judge Bryan has been discharg-
ing the duties Of both District and Circuit Judge.
Ex-Governor land United States Senator elect
buckingham, Of Connecticut, lies dangerously III in
illinois,
To Monticello, Fla, on the 3oth ult., soldier got
drunk at negro hanging and shot Sheriff Jordan
through the arm the same ball passing through the
Rerous wound. Next day, In the same village, Colo
neIs w. A. Cooke and w. o. Girardeau, editors, In
dulgCd In little pistol exercise, in the course of
The New York herald., 1868-06-10
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN CLUB OF 1868.

meeting for the purpose Of organizing club
under the above name was held last evening at the
st. Augustine House, East Fourteenth street. The
object Of the club is to support the nominations to
be made at the National Democratic Convention to
be held in this city on the 4th Of July next The
chair was occupied by Mr.. John l.. Slingerland,
and Mr.. John I. Hennessy was appointed secretary.
The chairman in addressing the meeting said that
they should do all that lay in their power prevent
"Mr." Grant from being elected President. Mr.. $.
M. Bell moved the appointment Of temporary ex-
ecutive committee of five members, with the chair
man and secretary, to draw up bylaws and do all
things necessary towards the completion of the
organization of the club. The motion was seconded
and unanimously adopted. The following are the
names Of the executive committee:-S M. Bell, A.
J. Rogers, W. r. Ellis, James A. Carolin and E. F.
Francis.
Wright, OF Missouri, who was present, was called
upon to address the meeting which he did in
brief but eloquent manner declaring that 1t was
left the democratic party restore the liberty of
America and cause it to rest upon the foundations
upon which 1t had been placed by the fathers OF the
republic. He expressed his belief that In this work
they would be aided by conservative republicans.
whose eyes had now been opened to the despotism
party. The democratic party had got to restore the
States, and in that work they would be aided
by large arg th OF ne & Ga Sesre waG
the establishment OF principles that were common to
them all.
Mr.. A. ]. Rogers late of New Jersey, also spoke,
saying that he had boldly uttered his sentiments in
favor OF democratic principles, but that he was will
ing to sink his particular views in order to secure
the success Of the democratic candidate for Pres
dent. This remark was received with cheers.
Throughout the discussion mention was made
OF any particular person as being more preferable
than another for the office Of President the demo-
cratic ticket; but q hope was expressed that the
nominations to be made at the forthcoming C0nven-
ton would meet with the enthusiastic support OF the
entire democratic party.
The club adjourned till Wednesday evening, the
18th inst.
Young Mems Democratic General Committee.
The meeting Of this committee, advertised to take
place tonight has been unavoidably postponed until
Thursday. June ls.
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PROVIDENCE June sArved schrs Sarah CLARK erhiMn,
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Thompson, Lawson, New York9 - =, 49,,
SAVANNAH, June 5-Arrved brig Monica Mitchell, Eliz@
abeth City schr Jane Emson, Van Cleaf, NYork
Ceared-Ship Pequot Hogg, Liverpool, ~ ,.,.
TAUNTON June 7-Saed, schr James Nelson, staplsA
HobOken.
WILMINGTON, NC, June 6-Arrved, steamship Rebeeca
Clyde Chichester NYork; brigs Josephine Br Forbes
Alex Milken Br) Durfee do schrs John, Field, DO;
Bayes Adch Philadelphia. Below, brig John Balcb Towns
end, from Cardenas.
Ceared-Bark Dunkeld (Br) Harris London schr Clarss
Barrett NYork -
9th-Cleared, steamship Rebecca Clyde, NYork.
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THE EMPIRE CLUB.
The Candidates To be Presented To the Demo-
cratic National Convention.

The Candidates To be Presented 10 the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
The Empire Club Of this city, OF which Captain
Isaiah Rynders is President, held meeting last
evening at Masonic Hail. Thirteenth street, at which
the proposed policy of the club in the Presidential
campaign somewhat declared and defined.
The meeting was very large one, filing the entire
room, and the greatest harmony upon the general
topics discussed and unanimity in the proposed
action Of the club throughout the coming contest
prevailed The club through their president pledged
itself to support the nominee Of the National Demo-
cratic Convention, whether that nominee be
Seymour, of New York; Parker, Of New Jersey;
Hancock, Of Pennsylvania; English OF Con-
nectlcut; Pendleton, Of Ohio, or, 'last not
least" Chief Justice Chase. At mention OF Mr.
Chases name the whole meeting stood up and
cheered vociferousy, with "three more and tiger"
There were number OF resolutions adopted with
other formal routine work. after which the president
addressed the club in a brief, sound. practical and
characteristically humorous speech. In which he
named tne canuidates that will be presented to the
consideration OF the convention I'm July next
The minutes OF the former meeting of the club
were read and approved.
REs0LUTIoNs
The following resolutions were read admitted
and adopted with acclamaton:-
Resolved That the OF the United States binds
together IN brotherhood the whole people OF orr
sunent will never be sanctioned by the Democratic party
Resolved That the Empire Club, In future az in the
nominees OF the Democratic National Copyentipn having
confidence the wisdom and sagacty which will char
s ssS ss n s % % % wsa The wishes
Resolved, individual preferences for any candidate
democrat thai we dcprecate the practice ssang tho
'epuaci candidates upwsrsntable, nnpoac and cal
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

HORRIBLE SEQUEL TO AN ELOPEMENT-A few
weeks since q man named Lewis eloped with the
daughter Of Mr. Jesse, who lives near Shelbyviile.
murder. The man Lewis 1t seems, has been in the
neighborhood of Shelbyvile ever since the occur
nesday evening, at the toll gate two and half miles
this side Of 6hebyvile he esped Lewis sitting in the
tSrnnch the wimdow and n s s"nnoseT that lewis
came out Of the house and ran, pursued by JESSE
up the turnpike, where he was afterwards found.
with his skull completely crushed. 1t is supposed
that JESSE after Overtaking him. stoned him to DEATH
There was no one except Lewis at the toll gate at the
time. The neighbOrs say they heard some one crying
for help, but did not see the Occurrence.-LOafsvie
Courier June s.
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CLEARED.

s,eamshp Javn tBr Macaulay Liverpool via Queenstown
steamsbp Minnesota Br, Price. Liverpoolw,nams
steamsbp Niagara. Brakeman. Norfolk Civ Poin, and
H.nSS
Valdez s.: ", Syss
sqsnS: AyTs:IsTn.rd aai.1 Merton cnn,,
Ship Lansdowne tBr, spowart, St John, NB-Howland
Aspinwall.
rnnch, Mencee WendI '' 'N'' ''''ne''"s' o''''Ao'
wsndt. n,-.,n-, o,n',.- ,,-,.-
-Boyd HicRsn va" 'A' D''''A '''r''"
Bark Catalina, Perkins, st Jago-J Thompson
Brir Lie Houehton, Norton, Cadi1"Mier Hoashton.
oRoonsn Mase An' f00 oa0e'
Brig Memphis (Br, Sanford. San Juan del Norte-H De
Brig Nsvar,no, Blood, Matanzas- Houshton.
schr 5 il Merrill Benson, Falmouth, Ja-A II solomon
schr h Electric Murray, Corpus Christ-McFaiiand
sehr jones' Line, Fernand,na-A Abbott.
sshr Sun, smai6ridss, bingham;
'pS; sioop Ethan Allen, Merrill Har.torde Racket. Bro
ApPIvAIS
REronrEp BY ras HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
k"nss1ss @ 9S From y . ios passed q
%as detained Rours
hrtha and deaf on tb
spoke bark Argo r bound experienced westerly winds
~ sas W ~ '' ~ ~ So e ' ~ ~
Salvador Nickerson. Savannah u,dse
and nassenrers 10 w Garrison ~
Ia. Green Inman Georgetovn DC 90 bouys
with y: s.s Ws.s sr p.v with
snip siar n,e on ,ne me ' 90 s.rI y may wn Mn
S LAT "a 10 ion IA m spoke shjp Louis Henry N1 bound
osd la ba ior hi 6 ship Funce N,cbols IRr, for One
hec Jnne at "a Ion 5b 26 shin Rhine from New York
for experenced light variable winds the entire
nassage -
oss ssR HeIngn N 0l co Nav 10 Sn 30 sans
i,eS bark John Fyfe June g. ia a. lon 66 spoke bark
s,or, Shields date
n bc Porter from Cane pre,on FOR do eSner,enced
P cs,er winds ~ tbe Rapks nce then gbt variable
r,nJs ,.n snd csin. ~ " Wv ' ~ ~ eN' '
peri Alma 1Norw, Eiertsen Newnort GO davs with rail-
M snee' nIe shr ana % sc.xa . .Ishs dam,
na .na "'o " " ~ r' $3.50 'eN ~
scgsn of Boston) Percval Caoiz Nav with cork
and vine 10 order Experenced usht westerly winds and
Gains The entire passage
Apr 81 with coffee and passengers 10 Arnold s,urges
ca Sailed in company brig WIN Cundal for Baltimore
Rark xre,ta of searppor) Colcord ssra IL days with
su.ar ,o r Tuck Co Sailed in comnanv bark Sen Fade
Tor Pbiede,pbs " Company ~ s'
Brig Edward Everett (Br) Cook, Mayaguez PR, Is days.
pr,. st,"n sof Iarrineton1 strop, Cane uavten Nav
90 ri,h ioa,rooA and cogee 10 Rre,, Con SEo '' 10y
%, Limit ,,, Ne. .be
| ,ischarged nayt of her cargo. ~ -
schr "a KNIGHT fof Camden Mel Wbittemore Para NAV
l5 with rubber and nuts and 10 passengers 10 Miller
scbr Ellis Tampco NAV vim Cbareston 2stb
r. Wenhcrg 80 ,.tnds
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SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.

AT the last sitting Of the Academy OF sciences III
paris a paper was sent in by NJ Boulay new con-
stant current pile 1t differs from Danell's in respect
that sulphate the Of copper IL mixed with It's volume
~ nitrate Of potash. which prevents the 6f
the usual metallic mushroom asD0sits 9a tne copper
pole, and that the sea salt which is to attack the
zinc is mixed with thirty per cent OF Its weight Of
-four OF sulphur whereby the reduction Of the sui
phate on the zinc is prevented.
M. Lontain read paper on the causes TO which
fatal effects arising from cast iron stoves in dwellings,
are to be attributed. He thinks them owing to the
evolution Of proto-carburetted hydrogen from or
ganic matter raised TO a high temperature. The
levers produced by the use OF such stoves bear some
TO the influence of which must be added that OF other
gaseous substances mixed with 1t in the special case
alluded to.
M. Gaudn has discovered q process by which he
can produce imitation diamonds, &C., of any color
and shape that will cut glass; This may cause quite
q revolution In jeWelry.
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which Grardeau was shot throughthe body. 1t was
expected he would recover.
Andrew Larimer, an Iowa State Senator, repre-
sentng the Davenport district, and man OF much
property, el0ped from his home week or two ago
with the wife OF his br0therinlaw, taking her iour
children and leaving his own vile and Iour Oh his
Cheyenne, on his way TO California. He sent III MS
resignation day or two before his departure
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

The Cunard mall steamship Java will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
half-past nine O'Clock A. M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-will
be ready at half-past eight O'Clock this morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1868-06-10

THE CARPENTER MONUMENT FUND-The treasurer Of
the Carpenter Monument Fund reports that there has
been received from the members OF the police force
S250s. The amount expended has been $213a, leav.
ing balance in the treasury of $780, 1t is proposed
to uncover the monument lately erected to the mem
Ory Of the late Daniel Carpenter IN Cypress Hills
to take place at two O'Clock. and the Metropolitan
police orce win be largely represented on the occa-
sion.
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schr Mary Mershon, Brghtman, Bristol.
6chr Pierce, Jones, Bennington.
schr Luna, Smith, Norwich -,
Schr Oliver 0pellman, =, Hartford.
Schr Isabella, Newman, 4anus.
schr Lizzie Bennett, Murphy, Berby for Trenton
echr Fowler, Pressey Portland, Ct
Schr II Northam. Arnold, Portland, Ct
Schr Peter Ritter, Hollister Portland, CT - n,,.,
phla. .,,,,
schr VIM Smith, Rockford Portland Ct for Phadephs.
6chr John Berch, Wilson, New Haven
Schr susan Scranton Kirby, New Haven.
schr Elizabeth Dehsrt, Willard, New Haven i9E gs9rse-
ssSi Reading RR No So. Dennis ysx HsSsn FL fhii.de
ubs ssAr Reading ss Lynch. New Haven for Phnade
Hebr Lena, Lynch, New Haven for New Brunswick.
schr Comrade, Murphy, Bridgeport.
Schr Quckstep Willis Port Jefferson.
Sl0op Blackstone Mason Providence for Elizabethpo
Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Bristol.
British steamship Iowa. from Glasgow, experienced
iceberes in 1e Ion 10; June LAT 49, passed
bark Keestadt (Nor bound w. The detained by fog
"A hours below Sandy Hook
Capt Norton ship Sandusky, from Liverpool reports
20 days west Of the Banks with light winds and
fog May 49, lat q g. Ion o. spoke bark Eliza Keith Br),
from for Quebec; 22d bark Sanct Oo NG 50 days
from Holland for do; June brig Rich from Ellsworth
for 81 Mchaels.
SAILED.
Steamships Teutonia Southampton and Hamburg; Henry
Chauncey, Aspfnwa Niagara, Norfolk
Wind at sunset NE.
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE g.. 1868.

The Office of the Herald yachts IL at Whitehall slip
All communications from owners and consgnees to the
masters of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge.
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A KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS 1913,
n. decided by Missouri State Lottery ca:: ss3
S. y, IS, H. 81, y, ~ a S. ~ 81, y. g.
STATE CLASS ssi, JUNE ., 1858
81 ss S. n ssauiSsktf n 70 IPbb5S q doa o. Msa.ess; So -
PADUcAH LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY
PADUCAH-RxTRA CLASS as, DECIDED MISSOURI,
CLASS AS, JUNE 8, 1853
g. :, So, s .S 81, b. Is, a, 7s 81, ls, a.
JUNE g. 1883
o. o. ~' H. ko%6pT' % z 6ohfo%S4 Il y y Co., "a Manager.
For circulars, &C., in the above Lotteries address
Coyincton. XIV.
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DRAWING NOTICE.
tn THE PyrRIIC.

sHERIry's OFFIoE, CoviNeTos, KY, May 80, 1855.
John Scott Sheriff Of Kenton county, KY, hereby
y that all the wheels tubes numbers 3 taken from the
drawing room Of France, Smith Co.. In this city, still i'm
my that may be said Or published 70 the
order OF Judge Drsne OF the Franklin Circuit Court has
drawing taken place Covington Kenon county
OF either the Shelby College Library Lotteries has
TO knowledge since the service of attachment and
the taking OF said wheels tubes numbers &c into po9
session. JOHN S. SCOTT, !
Sheriff Kenton County,
Taken from the Cincinnati Commercial, May 81.
A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR
IA. nished in all legalized lotteries. j. CLUTE, Banker
and Broker, 200 Broadway and 153 Fulton street.
CORNs, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
- diseases OF the feet cured by DR.. ZACBARIE, 100
Broadway.
nYsPEPsIA.-6s.0o0 CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE By
IL DU BARRY'S delicious Revalena Arabca Food
which ersdica,es Dyspepsia Indigestion Cough Asthma,
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IL excellent especially since, abandoning all other remediess
he has confined himself entirely to Du Barys food and hid
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tins b 90 So lbs 81 b0 lbs $10S II lbs, $40; ~ lbs,
1885, and through all grocers and chemists-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
"A and States where desertion, d. sufficient cause No
publicity. No charge until divorce obtained Advice free
M. HOWES Attorney, 7s Nassau street
A".-TENDER FEET..N0 PAIN, NO BLEEDIE0.
"A absolute removal Corns, Bunions and Ingowina
Nails Nine OW EMS Graduate Chiropodis from LondonS
73s Broadway Onice hours 10 q. -
BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A York; from States where nonsnpport drunk.
desertion s sufficient cause No publicity no fees
Counsellor at law. 261 Broadway.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY CoLs
saHfsr E1THA cIAss s;s sgSr 3 1855 q.
sHKLBY CoLLKGE-CLAss 2H, JUNE 9, 1853 =
a. ;" 49, So lSt tESs6a & s&aIEa N g &c. = a.ssss Is a.
KRNrUCKY-RxTRA CLASS 1l9, JUNE 8, 1853
49, ~, 8, g. S. s., ~ q 3,o is 81, 50. u
s is NaSSISs4,Rsa e 4 g aobsrER a n ao rss.:ss, g. So
For circulars and information the above Lotteries address
FRANCE, SMITH CO.,
Covfngton, KY
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Young Mems Democratic General Committee.
The meeting Of this committee, advertised to take
place tonight, has been unavodably postponed until
Thursday June ls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-06-20

THEATRIcAL.-Our people are to have
a rich treat in theatrical performances at
Olympic Hall, tonight, under the man.
agement of Miss NJ. Field. This lady has
performed with great success over the
coast, and has secured the encomiums Of
Of the press everywhere. Tonight she
will appear as Fanchon" in the beauti-
full sensation drama Of that name, tho re-
mainder Of the cast being filled by Messrs.
c. Douglas, Clarke, Bishop, Williams,
Mrs. Harris and Miss f. Howard, who, re-.
port says, are we'll well up in their parts.
The entertainment will be diversified with
songs by Miss Howard and Mr.. Douglas,
and Miss FIELDS will give recitation from
"The Maniac" The whole performance
will conclude with a laughable farce-"The
Stage-Struck Chambermaid." in which
Miss Fields will sustain four characters,
assisted by Messrs. Douglas and Carol.
We bespeak for this company patronage
commensurate with their merit. We be-
lieve it is the intention Of the troupe to
give one or more entertainments next
week.
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will accept thu D-mocratie nominion on
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Washington News.


WASHINGTON, June lin the House,
at 3 o'clock, the Committee rose tc allow
Mr.. Butler to offer the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That Charles W. Woo'ery.
having appeared brfor~ the Committee on
Investigation and answered all questions.
and thus purged himself Of the contempt
of the House. BE- discharged from arrest.
Mr.. Butler added that the witness had an-
sw.red, fully and distinctly all the ques-
lions put him. The resolution was adopt
I'd. sa,..if st.fsy
The Senate amendment 10 the bill to
admit the Stairs Of North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama to repre-
, sen. alton in Congress was referred to the
Committee on Reconstruction. Adjourned.
WAsnIxorox. june 1.-THE President
to-day nominated to the Senate Revcrdy
johnson. ~ Minister 70 Eaelsnd; Jsmes
CORY, % Collector q laissaal Revenue
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