davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1868-05-27
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS,
500 and 900 MILES

will be in operation during There to h reason
able doubt that the distance SeVen Omaha ane Sacramento
will be traversed by rail in 1870
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS i2SOO acres ofand, and its,
Bonds the average S2OO9 per mleD aid in the
construction of the line and authorizes the e of the First
Mortgage Bonds offered sae amount and
no more. The Government takes second lie and gives to
the First Mortgage Bondhoier lien oheir security,
TO which large padup capital added Thonds cannot be
issued except each section twenty miles cepted by Go
vernment commission that they always rpresent real
property. -
1t is universally admitted that the enpetion of the
Union Pacific Railroad through busnesFil make it one
Of the most profitable the wod-but itsTay local busi
ness already several times the interest It's bonds that
81 another mile built they would secure invest
ment.
THE NRP EARNINGS for eight months of last year on an
average of miles officially reported at s09l36 while
all the Bonds could issue that length OF
for that time reduced currency only S34sjG
The paddy the Government for the transportation
troops mails has been, and doubtless
will continue much than the interest the United
States Mortgage Bonds If il is not the charter pro-
vdes the completed and until said bonds and
terest are paid FIVE par of the net earnings OF the
road shall be applied to such payment
The Union Pacing Bands for $1,000 each and have coupons
attached They s years to run and bear annual in
teses the Of January and July at the com
psnys Office City Of Ne York at the rate of six per ct
IA gold xhe Principal pasa gold at maturity At tn
present oohese aos pas an annual income Oh thel
Smyrna times., 1868-05-27
DIVIDEND.

The Directors 0 this institution have this day d
clared dividend OF SIX per cent, out of the profits
OF the last months; payable to The StOckhO ers
orther legal representatives. on demand, clear Of all
taxes. BY order,
w. NJ. BELL, Cashier.
BANK OF SMYRHA, May 7th, 1868. maVI3
Smyrna times., 1868-05-27
" NEARLY NM PER CENT,

Avn RI III BELIEVED rHAE THEY WILL SOON BE AT
PREMItY.
The pampany Ryery limited supply of their Bonds
remaining m ssd w any subscrons accepted to greater
amount than can Be filed from ss in the Company
no.sssson will besuppe Bonds to be issued
shat portion Of the completed the Spring in the order
In which they arereceived. S
The Company the right advanee the price of their
aouds 70 rate above par tine and will fill
ders receive any subscriptions Rh the money has not
Ieeu actually paid at the CompanY De before the time
Parties subscribing will remit the aralue Of the bonds and
the accrued in at the te of six
annum from the date which the aoupon paid. Sub
.criptons will received in SmyrnsN Wm NJ. Bell Esq
Cashier. Bank OF Smyrna
and in New York
AT THE COsPANY's OFFICE. Nop NASSAU STREET
- 49, AND BY
eJoHy J. CISCO & son, BANKERS No. 50 WALL STREET
And By the COmpanys advertised' 'geuts throughout
the United Stas
Remittances should be in dra other funds
New York. the bonds will be sent he of charge by return
Parties subscribing thrOughca agents, will look tO
them for their safe delivery.
PAMPHLET AND MAP for 1868 has just been published
by giving filler information than possible in
advertkemen respecting the prOss Of the Work, the Re
sources Of country aversed blythe ROad the Means fol
Construction, the Value of the Bonds which will be SEN
Tree on application the Conpany ces to Of the ad
vertised ageuts.
Mayi3 JOHN J. Cisco, Treasurer Now York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 90.-0RAAfa.-rhe
resolution 70 pEist $4,000 copies Of IL Az
ricultusal report Passed.
The bill relating 70 Ne rights Of nAtarAl-
lied citixens abroad was taken up. The
question was on striking out the clause au-
thofizing the President TO make reprisals
by suepcnding the commercial relations.
Debate ensued, during which the Presidents
veto OF the Electoral College bill Was re-
ceivcd. Davis seid few words pronouac-
ing the reasonings conclusive.
Mr.. Howard styled Il the most iuceudiary
document that ever emAsated from that
source; an open enddilecs deelaeatioo lat
the reconstyuctiop act was ILLEGAL, ard no
v0tes from the reconstructed States ought 70
co1hted in the electcral college, "a vss
the peoplo, and HI then decide whether
this government ehall extst or be DESTROYED
by revolutionary moana M ss4a (,
The bill was passed over the PreoidentS
veto by vote Of - 10 8.
The debate on the pending bin Wa con-
tinued, and Williams gave notice that he
will, at the proper time, offer IN amend
mendment. substituting for the section au-
thorizing reprisais, . provision requiring
thc President when any American cilizen Il
deprived Of liberty by foreign government
to ascertain, and II IL appear to be wrong
full and in violation Of the rights Of CITIZEN
ship to demand his release. then to nee such
means as he thinks proper to effect Il and re-
port the facts to Congress - soon a. possible.
Alter further discussion, and without dis
posing oil the bill, message WAS received
rom the President, transmitting the fatifl-
cation resolutions Of Louisiana and South
u a,;,,aA keierrsd TO the judiciary Com
m,tsec. Also, inclosing the correspondence
between tho Department az State and n
Van valkenberg. U. = Ai.isser ~ Jsp.r
relative to the sDppssssion Of ~ Conlev
trade. Referee 10 the Commitlce on For.
eign Relatiooe. Also. . commnnS. ,ic,
nom the Secretary Of iWoR, ssUnsmNsix. in.
formation u regard - NE dlscoye = ma
occupation Of the AldWAy lalsnds h tha
Pacific. Also. comouAit neicos fross an
Constitutional Convention OF Texas. in.
| closing the report If \ committee az tha,
body on the euoject OF the lawleespess and
crime in the Stale
The Senate went into executive session.
and soon sitter took = Reese.
HousR-in the House several bills and
resolutions were introduced and referred 20
the Senate.
A bill was passed constructing the pension
laws 50 as 10 give pensions. frsi, 70 moth.
ers Of unmarried soldiers; second, 70 Gath
| ers; third, 70 orphan brothers and sisfers.
A resolution amending the rules so Mat
treaties With Indian tribes shall be consid-
cred and passed upon In open session Wa
introduced ana l6iti over. - a--~ 'sass4 -
Bills were introduced for reference.
including the following: Extending
the juri>diction Of the Court Of Claims over,
North Carolina; Tor commission to exam.
inc the claims Of Montana for furnishing
| volunseers dusise the late Indian war; re.
iatipp n lauds 10 oid a the Wese WISCONSIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
CHICAGO.

Cn,cAao. july 20 Chicago 10 night is
in possession Of myriads Of insects which.
coming very suddenly from an unknown
quarter, took posse ssion Of the city in tho
early part OF the evening. In many places
the psvements. street lamps. shop fronts.
&c, were black with them, and in numer.
Gus cases occupants Of stores and offices
turned off the gas and vacated the premises
to escape the nuisance.
There have been 81 dedths from sunstrokc
here thus far this season.
Within the last three days ,295 persons,
for Mormondom. have passed through Chi
cage. They are mainly nom Lincolnshire,
England. About two thirds Of them are
women.
The Egyptian Democracy had barbecue
al Mt. Vernon, jefferson county. laa 6al-
urday. II b claimed that thoso were $1,000
people In atteadaDce. 0pcecAo were made
by Messrs Eden, O'l3fisa, and other proni-
nent State politicians.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
4 Pscilic RsiifcSsl Comoeay.

i Paciiic RatIfcad Company.
The House refused to second the pfevl
ous''question 10 allow the latter TO be ~
on its passage.
A RESOLUTION 10 pay James II. Bach
who contested his seat with Van horn .
Missouri, $500 VAS rejected ~ sgslns' ~ =
A resolution passed author zing tnhs sne
room in the building be re-occupied by ME.
RESIN for year 10 complete the statute o.
| Lincoln.
A resolution of sympathy with the Gre
/ taps and expression Of the hope that tney
/ will yet secure their independence "ss
adopted. ,..,., .,..u
pIows free Of duty for one year from
| June 30, 1858.
t,ons. reported back the credentiss o.
lsraei L. La.h, member eIecs IRON Nossn
Ceroiisa. Nj. Lash sdvsncsd 70 We SPEAK
sr, Chair. had The test oath sdmlnistesed
and took his seat
~ DaW also reported boek The csoden.
aiais Of G. @. Bowen Of 6outA CerolinA and
Ned that the oath prescribed BY the stat
ete Of the 9TH Of July 1858, Be administered
to him, he having served in the Confede-
rase army.
Mr. Mullins opposed the admission of
Mr.. Bowen. The report was accepted and
Mr.. Bowen took the oath prescribed for
persons whose political disabilities have
been removed, and be took his seat.
The report OF the conference committee
on the bill granting land 70 Minnesota, in
aid Of the improvement and navigation Of
the Ai0iasippi river, was recommitted.
The House agreed 10 the amendment Of
the Senate Increasing The land grant to
hundre. thousand acres, was tabled, 70
against e.
Subsequently the vote was re-considered
and the report non-c0ncurred IN and new
Committee ordered
Mr.. Van wyck made some remarks ON
the resolution offered by him some weeks
ago relative TO American citizens abroad.
The veto message Was received and Alter
some upimportant discussion the electoral
college joint resolution was psssed over Il
BY 1874 to 30. The Speaker DECLARED u
law.
The Senate amsodments 70 the de1ciency
bill were non-concurrcd In and the commit
tee OF confidence asked.
Tho conference committee reported %
the Senate bill to authorize the temporary
supplying OF vacancies In The sgecutive de-
parlmeata During the Discussion Mr..
1chenck made . motion for % evening SEES
sion for Renefal business, W1ach was re-
jcetsd. -
The House refused 70 suspoad the rules
70 allow NJ. 6chenck % OlIeS . resolution
providing that the motion Tor suspension Of
rules shall he in order any day aitsf this 70
the end Of tho seGDion..
Confederation Of the conference report
IVES resumed. On division there seemed
10 b majority sgainss the report and the
y0s and nays were called for.
Mr. epalding moved 70 table the report.
Pending the vote the House adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
0avoDpoft Market Ooporv.
osvsgs - nm DAvssrsns Dss~saAs,

Markets very qaist. shippsrs holding o.. but
lssls is bsiss dose. except 10 small trassasaisns
10 the Aeos masksa the recsnt bet WsathSe
has bed avery dslssssssss sasss On oil hssssh-
- ofeomasrcial business. ana quotations diner
bat little srsa ~ wssk. Ws,assts:
hsss--W lsissale. tie.le: retail. oli.eo.
WmAe-vety eheies IN the market. ol.eO.
No. ,. ol.7o. Ne. Aol.te1o1.sS.
RAaasS-No quotations.
OAss-esOeee
HyR-None in the maYket
CoRs-76M77e.
>vkroxs None in the market
ccefAfoss-Nsw, el20. Old zoe.
nrs,sa-s5e. perm.
kees-2oe.
p.n; nC es IimesAy eic esaelA.os per ~.
wagons. - sssss's NV"
nMnhsc1ss-At yard ga. 90 per tsn.
"sss-es-eo0e1 .ee psr CerS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

OnAHA. July 2O-An editorial excufaioa
party, composed Of editors Of 0ome q ~
lesdisg Nov York. Phllade1phlA ard Be-
ton papen, arrived here 70 dav. a1d aGDaaled
editorial chargo Of the OnAAa papem Sof
the day. 4 number Of them ag0 address
Ing the Rspablicans q The 0rans Clu1 bod
quarters TO night They will lesvo Tor the
mountains TO- morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
KENTUCKY.

OwRNeBoRo, July 9O.--Moss u = one
hundred Of the guests OF the hotel In this
town were poisoned by drinking milk at
supper on Saturday evening. They were
al, very sick at the same time and great ex-
Citcmsnt and CONSERVATION prevailed. All
are 10 fair way TO recover. Some Of the
milk is being analyzed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
NEW YORK.

SARATOGA. July 20.-Over 40 race horses
have already arrived here, and quarters
have been engaged for large number.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

LONDON, July 2O.-rhe Times. in An edit
oriAl on American finances. says that the
truc interest Of the United States lies In it,
hoSoR and right Heavy a. taxes generally
are. II Is infinitely better that everything
lehould be taxed than to repudiate the terms
upon which the national debt Was created.
Farrsgut will visit Greece ut an early day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
MAINE.

PORTLAND. Me-, July 20.-Westop. the
pedestrian failed to accomplish the 80 miles
in eleven hours. At Forest City Park. on Sat
urday. His time was IL hours, 6A minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA.

ALTOONA, Pa, July 2U.-Four cars Of a
western bound cmigrsnt train ran of the
track Of the Pennsylvania Central RaiIroad
yesterday, one Of them was capsized, break
ing the wrist II . woman, the collar bone
Of another. and slightly iujuring others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

CINCINNATI. July 20-There were fifteen
cases Of suu-stroke yesterday and to-day,
dvo Of which proved fatal. The weather
continues very hot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
CONNIE RcDAL.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
OrricE DAVENPORT DKnoonAr,l
II July %, 1858.
~,-~NN~aNA

ID July 90 10vU. J
0ROCEBlED.
Corrected BY 4. =. svAxs . %.
The markets for staples continues steady
with slight decline on sugars. while eo1es'i
remain stssdy and arm At quotations below
trade 10 moderately good, the demand bsisa
mostly BY county merchants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

on q 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
mamRsnso Ral1o. - css. = Dex.
~ 49, - ~ Druggisss - Dsalsfs-
- auuglUX.B ALMANAO ~ - Gan
n0uAD nuDA4maof1ALL DnUooISz0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

o. =. 0LnME,
Sign and oFnanontol Ia1nto9s
CH0P OvER NRs. PRouDfoors MILL
~ NERI Store, corasr lth and Brady o1reete.
Psseeas desiring ything In Ne Nae - 1olno.
j0R, oso guaranteed perfect oosioleeoao0. - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

t44ss wv 90 thfe Tor the okOmocn. ~ 10 nature
ssfatng 10 rescue of man in his peril.
When the nature and condition Of disease are
uereaxhiy understood. il will be seen that the
sha, The doctrine we briefly inculcate 10 thet true
ose. sno that the medicine adv ocate ID pro-
ssssiy adapted to the doctrine. Thousands Of
.'reecWsfrac'sd etomaehs'' in nearly every Stste
In the Union. will gladly testify 10 ,h,s and
PRAISE. - they should the mary lloua x,vtr..
81 Schsnck's Seaweed Tome.
Why n least eight people in ten ought 10 m,
Ais Tonic may Be stated.
LIST. Because your stomach 10 out Of order and
uiil sooner or later, unless aided, break dswn
"a. Because You do not have half the enjoy
neat 81 life that you might.
"a Because your blood Is not pure and coed.
ssd Il aot. you are liable TO active disease al
osy time.
ish. Because you cannot think, or act. Or Dc
anything in business or out, 20 well a. II you
Wsrs il the condition this tonic viii piece YOU.
ssh Because a 10 your duty TO 81 healthy
ed osreag, 20 hsve . ''eound mind" and this 20
ysss secouns - VEN - those about yeu. q
. everybody. Oas ''reealar'' ''doetssr Ill
wssfa pay Tor half you would sse il . lifs-tine.
fAooe reasons, end beeauees, might b nulti-
plied indefinitely aAd each il - true - trush.
Ne assert IL without contradiction, that
0cheack's Scawced Tonic il one 81 the greatest
rompssnds that CD sn,ical, medical, or any 9TH
~ science or skill ever achieved, and its magic
merits have ouly TO be known TO make Il . vel.
come visitant OF every household in the broad
land.
DR.. Schenes must get the stomach Of every
Paimss.s syrup ssa be digessed and psnrsra.s
the bleed 70 heal cavities in the lungs
Or. J. II. Schrnck IL professionally n his
nracipal once, No. IS North Sixth St, corner
81 Commerce ST., Philadelphia. every Saturday
where eli letters tor advice must be addressed
Prize Of The Pulmssie Syrup ana 0eawesd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

DANIEL 00VLOs "a n
WHeLESALE AND nRPAlL DDAluD n
earnis:re. Cas1sees 0n CasGAss
uch2<-dtf HsGH neec.a n<,esN- -. p~esv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10
Single Large Cylinder Hand Print
ing III achine,

or GOnntEy PresS, is also eenYeEisnA apd ss'9-
b4e printing nsShtns. capseie 81 eoiag las s%iHs
weTa Of en- enI-of-sswn s1acs-
u Is designed TO run ~ bs3d a. speed 81 "a
per kcEg.
Each Machine IL Narrated. and VIII Hpf al
giFs eatiys sS1isfaxzsaa.
We nansfastnre almost every article ressIrS
feR LetteFpsess- Lila graphiss o. oeFpsF-FasA
PTintlaz Bcaka Ean1ta@ Elecsrosyp9Rg, abs stsFts-
Tying, and fuynisA antnts esmplets, fes ensa.
we woal8 Cali atssatiea % ear passnt seeil9aal
Stereotype BleeAs, Mechanical QuoinS, pai'n'
La ei EasiEyB, nsw ev@paessasss staHds, CEeinsAi
% nss designs ana nh sises, Standing Gsiff'i
pafs@s Pocket aozksRs, PrfntsEs' Epfyes
Blank e9inG aaA Type al pNF ewp impeTtstlps
kpd made exprsa " for our Newspaper Ahs G}AH~
ar FgtaR&sz MaxNt nes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

aars suss.ox rxrxap sTAsns AKxv.
Esxsfnx psvmxnsmssy leaassA AZ shla slsss ssAdax
- oMss ana assiaaeas % aiH: s#sss 10
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10

no PRINTE rs .

The subscribers rsnufscture TFPE EkF0LF-
ING dnphIr ID siB S. CyIiRdeE PTtntIBE Ascbiusl,
Bid and PlsteE PsweT Pr cas-, for Es~sPspvT, Bssk,
Tuh, ana Gard Printing
Thry ~osld esii she atteaiien Of Publishers ct
ewSFapPTs 20 their
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10
New Railway Newspapers

n hieh is specially aSslsned 70 supply HsTspsp~Fs
o. mo crate esreMgatioa. with pisln bat SERVICE
able FriniiHs kachins. ara .pne capable u da4nfa
also gUe work Of every dTzeTipti0n. II e7s %
Fua easily by enc msn at q speed Of $50 IEpTss-
kiens per hour, and By steam viii giEs Icy 81
500 per hour wtth9e1 noise OF bar.
The prPSs occupies 9 space OF sxIo feet, sIe fsa
be wsrs ed In Soum fees klSh. FelKAt FoxsS
g. eco lbs. Their
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10
r. HOE q Go.

PAaHsAeFs IL Newspspere are at ifeeYty to ~
ssrs khas aavsFsA ssmens aaspssss4 80 above. tAea
llmes an theiF weekly Pspssy wskA tAis Eots. -
bat not later, pgustan6 shsg pzsssass lyps o. -
terial 81 ear nannfaesare sGs fnnx tines tsf s@
sasans 81 saess asta. wkSeA with % aliowsd ID ~
uemens 81 ours - Teeeaps % copy Of 1&4
pspex eaa&sln1a@ aasaEsassmsak.
oessa-dAwn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-10
Estimates in Detail Furnished.

asw CATALOGUE, eeasainins est. sns sss,
eTipiioaa ~ msny ssw machines, ac4 1e1efs I- =
IN tAesT beak5 vita asFsetaans fog paAhns y
worslnx ete anA ether useful infoxmatiSn b!@'
eoazaIsssA, azg ssn 30 had Ga &ppla1sSasa-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21
The Democracy in "Chase" ofa
Presidential Candidates.

The Democracy in "Chase" ofa
Presidential Candidate.
The fermentation in tho demo.
cratic yeast-pot on the subject Of
the Presidency is awful. With
Pendleton and Hancock, and Chase
and Seymour in the "m&," there
is a commingling of acids and al.
kalis producing an eflcryescence
that will not subside till the Ides
OF July; and II will not be surpris
ing il there Is disastrous boiling
over after that, even. The pres.
ent indications do not look nattor
ing to the hopes of "Gentleman
George of Cincinnati, whose bit
ter opponents, the War Democrats
ard democratic gold-bellics of tho
East are pitting against him the
redoubtable Hancock, OF Fifth mil
itary district notOricty. The
grcenback Pendletoniaps will op
pose the pretensions of the militia.
ry, rebel.whipping, female assassin.
hanging General to tho Kilkenny
cat-fght terminus, Then you
know, Chase has faculty Of com,
lag in between the fighting jackals
and carrying of the bone of con
tention-.in this case very bare
bone 10 bo sure. 1t is pretty
programme that is in the wind
now--to get up Chase, Peoples
Conservative party, which shall
hold 2 National Convention be.
ween this and the Fourth OF Ju-
ly and nominate tho Chief Justice
for the Presidency; tho perform
ance TO be ratified nfterward By
the tangled.up Democracy in Ma
tional Convention assembled in
New York. Radical admirers of
Chase might become big g.eycd al
such u succession of events; but we
have never had that estimate OF
him or Of. the Democratic party
which would occasion ns the least
surprise Mt his nomination by II or
his eager acceptance OF the nomi.
nation, Rougher differences than
those between Chase aud the De
mocracy have been ere now smooth
cd over by the cohesive power" Of
q common longing for the sweet,
OF fame and the pickings of place
and a repetition Of such history
need surprise nobody.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21

The Zanesville Courier says that
Jerry Brennan. who recently died
near that place. left a memorandum
with hiS viii addressed to his exc
cutor, telling him where ho could
find quantity of gold and silver
coin buried in the ground. The
spot designated was in the
cellar of his late residence, and on
Friday last the executor OF the es.
tate, in the presence Of witnesses,
examined the locality, and found
gold and silver coin amounting to
a little over four thousand dollars,
carefully buried some little dis
tauee under the earth. The'money
has been safely deposited in bank.
It is supposed that he buried il
there during the war.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-21
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For Eicetors Of Prsxfeat a,i pies President o
.fhe Unned States.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
DAVID TOD,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. !
Twelfth District Congressional
Convention

The Union Republicans of this
district will of course place in the
field a candidate for Congress IN
this campaign-and the sentiment
in Fairfield county is for an early
Convention and strong nomina.
ton. We suggest the proprioty Of
a speedy consultation between the
central committees Of the several
counties composing the district,
with the view bringing about the
desired object. What say opr
Republican editorial brethren Of
Ross, Pickaway and Perry?