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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION,
AT OTTAWA, July O. 1863.

al OllhN y, otLi ICOc.
The convention was called to order at half past
two p. NJ. by VIM. Barber, Esq, Chairman of the
County Central Committee.
On motion, Z. NJ. Galloway, Of Eagle, was
elected chairman, and ]. c. Croker, of Mendoza,
and S. II. Davis, of La Sale, appointed secre-
taries.
In accordance with a vote to that effect, a
committee of seven on credentials was appoint
ed by the chair, as follows:
J. B. Rice, Z. NJ. Garfield, G. r. Beford, c..
r. Potter, j. o. Dent, d. R. Breese.
The committee, after elaboration, reported
full delegations present from all the towns in
the county, except Dimmick; also contest in
the case of the Peru delegation, and recommend
ed that each set of delegates be allowed to cast
three votes; and further recommended, in the
case of the town of Wallace, claiming three
votes instead of two, as apportioned by the
County Central Committee, that said town be
allowed only two delegates. The report of the
committee was adopted, together with its recon-
mendations.
1t was then voted to proceed to an informal
ballot for Circuit Clerk, secretaries to act as
tellers The following candidates were put in
nomination
X. N. Waterman of Ottawa.
Daniel Evans, of La Salle. Sal, t..t ...t
Charles Hoffman, of Eagle.
William r. Milligan, of Bruce.
Albert F. Dow, of Ottawa.
Alexander Vaughsv, of Manlius.
The informal ballot resulted as follows:
Evans o, Waterman 10, Hoffman 33, Milligan
"A, Dow 1, vaughey II, Raymond 2,-total, ITO
votes.
The convention then proceeded to formal
ballot, with the following result:
Evans 9, Waterman 8, Hoffman 80, Milligan
A, vaughey 7. Lockwood 2-total, 1903 votes.
The names of Messrs. Waterman and Evans
were then withdrawn respectively.
The convention proceeded to the second formal
ballot, as follows:
Hoffman 50, Milligsn 4s, vaughey lo.-total
10 votes.
Mr. vaughcy then withdrew his name. The
third ballot resulted a. follows:
Holman ......... ......... 10
Mulgan -. ..... '..:.....:.. ....H
Mr.. Charles Hoffman, having received a ma.
jority of all the votes cast, was duly declared
nominated for Circuit Clerk.
The convention then proceeded to an informal
ballot for sheriff, the following being the list Of
| candidates:
w. L. Gibson, Of Ottawa.
Daniel Blake, Of Serena
Thomas Johns, Of Deer Park. ma e.
w. H. Norton, of Earl g p "a
The result of this ballot, ~ Of the three sue.
oeeding formal ballots, cannot be stated, owing
to tho loss of the original minutes.
After the second formal ballot the name (of
Mr.. Johns was withdrawn, and at the end Of the
third Mr. Blake withdrew. .r
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Eiom Rsc. ISAAC AIKEN, Anegidny. Ia

JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
No. "a Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR Il take great pleasure in stating that after having
suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen years
periods much than Others have been entirely cured
by the OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure My friends that of
late years my case has been extreme had great
suffering from eating any kind of food, and
would yomit about oneth OF my meals, in ndgcsti.
Bile mass When the severe attacks would come, would
lose all strength and be utterly helpless the attacks
would be so severe that Tor days together would
anything on my stomach, little dry and tea For
knew not what 1t to pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain From the time took the dose of
this medicine ceased vomiting, gradually all passed
away ana esh and strength returned and since Ia
been able to eat any kind of food set upon the table Six
months have now passed without symptoms the re-
turn OF the disease. My considered by ALL
physicians so marvellous, that for time it feared it
might be net tions but am well convinced that
have been not merely relieved, but permanently cured
that can recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure
to all victims Of dyspepsia
Late Pastor of the Beaver st. NJ f. Church. ALLEGHENY
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The fourth and last ballot resulted as follows
Noreoh'. ...... .......... ....oi
uioson ......... 90
Mr.. W. II. Norton was thereupon declared the
nominee OF the convention tor Sheriff.
Voted to proceed to formal ballot for Coro-
ner. The following were named as candidates:
Dr. Boyd, of Ottawa.
Dr. Mitchener of Farm Ridge.
Dr. Kennedy, of Manlius.
The vote stood as follows
Dovu ........ -. .............. ...oo
nii'cheher 49,. 1900. .....'...lf
hennedy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....19
DR.. Boyd, having received a majority of the
votes cast, was declared the nominee of the con-
vention for Coroner
On motion, it was voted that the chair appoint
three committees, of seven each, to select dele.
gates to the congressional, senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions respectively.
The committees were as follows:
CongressionaL-F. Butterfeld, Geo W. Arm
strong, G. W. Galloway, J. w. Browne, John B.
Rice
For !Ssnetoriql-F. f. Brewer, L. Tower,
Dolphus Clarke, w. W. Sanger, Z. NJ Garfield.
FOR Rtlresentatice.-G. w. Armstrong, Theo.
G. Gibson Z. A. McCaleb, F. A. Nitchelm
The committees reported the following dele.
gates, respectively:
For Congressi0nal.-G. w. Armstrong, L. S.
Mccormick, Thos. Johns, Albert Donavan, Alex
| Vaughey, Z. NJ, Galloway, VIM. Reddick, C, HI.
Delano, Danl Evans James Clark, Richard Ma
lOny, John S. Armstrong, Joshua G.. Riley, c..
II. Patten, David Green.
| For Senatorial Delegates.-John o. Dent, Otto
| OFT, VIM. Holcott, Capt. VIM. Armstrong, F. F.
| Brewer, d. P. Jones, Esq, Miller, of Tonca,
Samuel Parr, E. NJ. Garfield Ransom Palmer.
Samuel Chapman. Thos. Johns, Harvey Day, j.
| w. Browne, Joel W. Armstrong.
For Representative Delegates-Samuel Walker,
W. S. Jackson, S. H. Yocum, Samuel E. Parr,
| Benz. Boyle, Isaac Green, J. B. Peckham o. O.
| Wakefield, s. II. Davis, c. Fisher Geo. w. Arm
strong, Jr, Theo G. Gibson.
The reports as above were accepted and the
delegations constituted accordingly.
On motion the following were chosen as the
| county central committee for the ensuing two
years
VIM. R. Milligan, J. H. Mccormick, L. Lamb,
Nicholas Duncan, j. G. Croker, Chas Delano.
Joel w. Armstrong, Alex Vaughey.
On motion the platform of resolutions as ad.
was adopted by this convention as a true expo.
nent of its principles.
Maj. Stpp, of Bureau Co., was then introduc.
ed to the convention and addressed it in an able
4 speech
On motion Of G. w. Armstrong, the delegates
to the Senatorial convention We're instructed also
to nominate candidate, for this senatorial dis.
trct for member of the State Board of Equal.
| ization.
| After which the Convention, on motion. adj
journed she die. Attest
| Z. NJ GALLOWAY, Chr
J. C. CRooKER,
| S. II. DAvIss
| Secretaries.
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Congressional Synopsis.

FRIDAY, July 3.
!Senate-Mr. Sherman from the finance COM
mittee, reported the tax bill from the house, with
numerous amendments, which were ordered to
be printed. They were made the special order
for Wednesday.
The house bill for building bridge from Bos-
ton to East Boston was taken up and passed.
The rest of the day was spent on District of
Columbia business. Adjourned to Monday.
House-The House spent the day on the legis-
lative and judicial appropriation bill, and the
deficiency bill. To the latter, Mr.. Stevens offer
ed an amendment to increase the pay of the
Washington clerks, upon which lively debate
arose. In the course Of it Stevens referred TO the
opposition of Horace Greedy to the late bill for
the same object, which was defeated, by saying,
"When the twenty-five per cent. increase was
under consideration in the House before, an old
scare-crow came down to Washington from New
York and camped here one night, and next day
the antelopes fed to the mountains The scare
crow left for New York next morning, but left
the House scared to death" The amendment,
however, was defeated.
Butler read a report from the impeachment
managers in reference to their late investiga-
tons, which was read and ordered to be printed.
Adjourned to Monday.
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There is grocer who is said to be so mean
that he was seen TO catch flea off his counter,
hold him up by his legs, and look in the cracks
of his feet to if he hadn't been stealing some
of his sugar Don't try for we assure you no
grocer OF this stripe keeps Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powders for sale. You will only find it
in the hands of the liberal frst-class grocer who
looks to the wants of hi. customers and supplies
them with the best in the market. Sold by
Burke Il Heenan.
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tainment. At night most of the "youth and
beauty of Streator. and many that were neither
youthful or beautiful, betook themselves to We
mona, where, meath the light of the moon, ."fair
men and brave women tripped the light fantas
Tic toe until ii p. N. At II the train returned,
bearing back about as thoroughly a tired, sleepy
and unpatriotic crowd as can well be imagined.
So endeth the chapter. OCCASIONAL.
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J. c. CROKER,
S. II. DAvIs,S
Secretaries.

During Thunderstorm at Earlville on We'd.
nesday Of last week, as we learn by the Earlville
Gazette the barn of Mr.. Geo. Richardson was
struck by lightning, killing two horses in the
barn at the time, and lot of poultry. The
horses killed were matched team of sorrels,
worth 500.
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WEDNESDAY, July 8.

WEDNESDAY, July 8.
itnats.-After some unimportant preliminary
business, the tax bill was resumed. Mr. Pome-
roy offered an amendment to change the tax on
whiskey from so cents, to 50, on which debate
ensued which lasted until the senate adjourned.
UoWss-A conference committee was ordered
on the "Sundry Civil Expenses appropriation
bill.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up
and considered. a proposition to pay the
claims of the "loyal" Choctaws gave rise to a
long discussion, pending which the house ad.
iourned,
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MONDAY. july 6.

MONDAY, July q.
Standardization of the North Carolina
legislature having been laid before the Senate
ratifying the 14th Article Constitutional Amend
meRt, the senator's elect from that state were
admitted to seats. s.
The senate at o'clock took up the tax bill,
and went fairly to work on it, holding night
session for the purpose. Progress was made to
the 5lst page, when, at II o'clock p. NJ, the sen.
ate adjourned.
House-Mr. Morehead made vigorous and
adroit effort to get the House to take up the
tariff bill. Out of about 100 members present,
rs voted with him, showing that the maneuver
had been preconcerted. The only way in which
the movement was defeated was by those present
opposed to the tariff not voting so as to leave the
house without a quorum. In a full house, it is
believed there is majority opposed to disturb
ing the tariff at this session.
- great deal Of miscellaneous business was
done, but none of special Importance. After or
dering an evening session tomorrow on the pen.
sion bill, the Honse adjourned.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

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TUESDAY, July Z

TUESDAY, July Z.
!Sendte.-1he tax bill was resumed at an early
hour, and at o'clock had been gone through
in committee All the amendments reported BY
the finance committee were agreed to, the most
important being that striking the sections relat.
ing to banks and bankers Mr. Cameron de-
nouncedthe bill as base surrender to the whis.
key ring, declaring any government of nerve
could as easily collect SO gallon as so cents
Several individual amendments were offered,
pending which the senate adjourned.
Hou@.-Thad Stevens presented his long
threatened new articles Of impeachment, and
made long speech on them. The matter ex.
cited no interest.
The house went into committee on the Alaska
matter, Messrs. Axtel, Highly and spalding
making speeches in favor of paying for the pur.
chase, and Loan, Mccartney and Butler against
it. No vote was reached.
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MONDAY, july 6TH, 1865

William II. Buen. Cashier Of the National CITY Bank OF
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ts.. ". H. BULLEN, Cashier.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF La SALE :--Swsrn 10
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From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O.-The crremO-
MES of decorating the graves of the
soldiers and sailors buried in Crown
Hill Cemetery, near this city, took
place this afternoon, under the auspices
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Business was almost entirely suspended
and the citizens generally joined i'll the
exercises. A procession, consisting OF
members of the Grand Army of the
Republic, Masonic and Odd Fellows or
CARNATIONS, Executive and Judicial
State officers, Mayor and City Council,
and citizens generally, formed at one
o'clock and proceeded to the cemetery.
The exercises consisted in the reading
of General LOgan's order by the Adju-
tant General of the Department, an adj
dress by Governor Conrad Baker, reel
tation of poem written for the occa-
sion and the floral decoration of the
graves by eighty orphan children of
deceased soldiers assisted 10y eighty
young ladies'.
Articles of association of Muncie and
Cincinnati were filed in the Secretary
of States office to-day. This road will
be- built from Muncie aud Hagerstown,
Indiana, connecting them with the
White Water Valley railroad to Cincin-
natl.
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From, New York.

NEW YORK, May 30.-Details from
the Grand Army of the Republic assem-
bled at Brooklyn PostOffiee to-day, and,
accompanied by number of comrades
of the volunteer service, proceeded to
Greenwood, Evergreen, the Holy Cross
and Naval cemeteries, where they dec
Grated the graves of the dead heroes of
the war with flowers. They next Wis
tied Cypress Hill Cemetery, where $500
soldiers are buried, and where the
graves were strewnswith flowers and
the army burial service read, accom-
panied by prayer and appropriate music
by the band of the 18th regiment. This
evening the veterans will attend Elm
Place Church to listen to addresses by
Rev. Bartlett, Rev. Gallaher and Rev.
Cuyler. The weather is overcast, but
there has not beeu rain enough to in
terfers with the programme. The dec
orations Of the cemeteries at Bergen
and Jersey City will take place to NOR
row, and cOmmemoratioG services will
be held in this city,
The annual regatta for the New York
Yacht Club is fixed for June 18th.
The Worlds Montreal special reports
the utmost CONSERVATION and alarm
in consequence of the receipt of infor-
nation of gathering bodies of Fenians
at Buffalo and ST. Adams. Volunteers
along the front were under arms all day
yesterday in anticipation of invasion.
A battery of royal artillery were or
dered to the front. Six barracks for 5000
men were erscted at st. Johns. Two
companies of city guards have
gone there. ltis rumored that many of
the volunteers are Fenians and are or
dered by O'Neill to fire on the officers
when engagements occur. Four British
soldiers deserted from the garrison at
Prescott.
Dispatches from Boston. Buffalo aud
other points report decorations of SOL
diers' graves. a..
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STATE OF West virginia,

' '""'S ' april Ea'a. ~
william ProphatSr l,ch,,,.-
". IN 'bAn'
Isabella PrOphzteT,.
V'HE OBJECT or THIS sriT y =, ~ 80, =
j. tain decree for divorce iron W
Of MatrimOny ..Iirth
And n appearing from an afHiaTi slss Z ),
cause that az defendant "a not re'iass,,s y
STATE Of Wet Virginia, on D0tlos ~ = - 4
plafnanf's counsel, Il Il ordered Ia "a. =, .
appear here within one month aitI - 80, SrIr
weekly publication and due posuh !" n a.
az the trout door Of the Court hs4. ,,,ssS
county, aud do what she may ~se Il
her interest n iris eAuse. ,,,c sri.
Test: MICHAEL j. BhElsI'
g. L. CRAsNEK sol. for esinpiaihAI''
Notice.
The defendant win take notice ia - a.
sitisns Of HeHry Dunlap GsorE- 40 /
Others viii be taken Al the Law - yI,,isis
Crznmsr, in Wheeling, STATE Of N's.,.sss -
on tbs 10Th day 81 June, A. u. - ~
hours Of . O'Clock A. ~ and ; 0elDNN a - =
mad IN evidence In the aS0ys baA'''. s,ssS
behalf oftb. plaintiff. Ard ~ fT,n -
the taxing Of aid dispositions shall 20 :. soz
HeueeI or being commenced shall %. :. a.
DleIek "a tbat Ay. tiJs taking u %. -. SO
qs adjourned from time 70 une sh''
are '""P'' WILLIAM PEOPHA1"
ByG. L. CEGsNEk
To IsAsELLA PEoPgATIE.
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FROM $50 Lsuis.

ST. LOUIS, May 30.-The Episcopal
Convention at Kirkwood, Missouri, yes
terdsy elected Bishop Tuttle, of Idaho,
to fill tie place of the late Bishop
Hawks, in the diocese of Missouri.
Some important, whisky cases are now
before the United States District Court,
in which H. T. Sperry and b. t. Pretty
man, of Pekin, are the defendants.
The charge against John NJ. Taylor,
reported arrested last night, is for
changing the consideration of deed
from $4,000 to- $50, 300. Thu charge
was made by D. A. Hugerd, of Ken
lucky, and the arrest was made on a
requisitien from the Governor of that
State. Mr.. Taylor is man of respect
ability here, and he says the charge was
made for the purpose of blackmail.