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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT oftlrc United
/ States, for the Western District Of Penn
syiyanip Frederick Buao phi, n Bankrupt
under tho Ac, Of Congress of March 2nd,
1861, having applied for discharge from
all his dcbts, and o her claims proyablc un-
der said act, hy order Of the court, notice
is hereby given, to all p-rsgAs who Gavo
proved their debts, and ether persons in
tercstod, to appear on the 2Sth day Of Oc-
tober, 1868, at o'clock, A. NJ, before s.
y. Woodruff, Esq, Register, at The Hyde
House, in RidgwGy, Pa, TO show cause, if
any they have, why a Discharge should not
be granted to the said bankrupt And
further, notice is hereby given, that the
second and third meetings of creditors Of
creditors Of said bankrupt, required by Ire
| 9th and 2Sth sections Of said Act, viii be
held before the said Register, at the same
time and place, ..
S. C. NIcCANDLESS,
Scp221, ,1SG9-ct Clerk
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

TIE PRoaYgCr.--l'rom all parts the
rows are cheering. Never in its history
as a party, were the Democrats more
closely united than now. They are i'm.
pressed With the Importance Of the issue.
They feel that if We do not win now our
country IS ruined forever, We feel
confident that our party viii Triumph.
Let every Democrat be at the polls.
Strike for Liberty, Union and Peace.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

= 509, 600 CUSTOMERS IN FOUR
~. Years. Fatronize the Best.
Having the largest capital, most cnper-
fenced buyers, and extensive trade Of any
cUnocln in lhc Dollar Sale business, we
GUARANTEE SATlSFACTION
in every instance, and also the best sclec.
ton Of goods ever offered at ONE DOLLAR
EACH
No other concern has any show wherever
our agents arc selling. Oar motto, " Prompt
and Reliable" Male and female agents
! wanted in city and country.
| TIE LADIES are particularly requested
to try our popular club system of selling
all kinds Of Dry and Fancy Goods, Dress
Patterns, Cotton Cloth, CGstors, Silver
Plated Goods WCtchos, &c. Established
! 1854, 4 patent pen fountain and check
describing Al article to be sold for n dollar,
10 cents 20 Tor So; 40 for$f; &c for GG /;
100 FOR $40; sent by mali. Free presents
to getter up, (worth 30 her cent more than
those sent by any other concern according
to size Of club, or if not do not fail to send
or circular.
n. B.-Our sale should not be classed
with New York dollar jewclry sales or DO.
gus 9 Tea Companies" as it is nothing OF
the sort. EASTMAN & KENDALL,
Gj Hanover Street,
may23-Gm. Boston, Mass.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07
GnGrial Mctirca.

r1rWe judge from the immense sales
that Mrs. S. A. ALIENS Improved lncw
s'ylo} Hair Rcstorer or Dressing Din one
botHo) is preferred by every one. Every
Druggist sells H.. rrioo, One Dollar.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07
SOMETHING NEW!

ROUSE, SIGN s. ORNAMENTAL PAIETIEC.
YsNIE SUBSCRIB Err WOULD II e
4 spcc,fully inform the citizens Of FIR
county that he has just started in the
above business in Ridgway, and feel conf
dent that he can please all who may favor
him with their custom. GRAlNlNG,
PAPER HANGING AND CALCIMINING
DONE on SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE
rrost fashionable and improved manner and
style. Orders left at this Office or at the
| Banking House Of Southcr, Willis Il Southcr
will be promptly atiended TO.
W.P. WILLIAMS,
May-l7GG-1y.
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pen- Would you secure peace and har,
mony to the whole country? TLeu
vote the DcmocEtic ticket,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

INCORPORATION NOTiCE.HNotice is
hereby given hat the rotitio%of James
Snaddcn, and others, to be incorporated un
der the name, style and tile of " Shiloh
Presbyterian Church at st. Mary's haai
brcn filed in my office and viii be prescnled
for confirmation at thc next term Of thS Z
Cour of Common Pleas Of Elk county.
GEO. A. RATHBUN,
Sept. 2d-tc. Parliamentary.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

COMMISSIONER,
H. S. BGLNAP, Of Ridsway twp.
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LOOK HERE !
CENTREVlLLE TlN-sHoP.

CENTREVlLLE TiN-SHOP.
TOHN WAPLE desires to make known
% to the citizens Of Contreville and the
Snrrounding country that he has taken the
ehop formerly occupied by r. J. Maloney,
on "McCauiey's Corner" in Centreville,
and that he hopes by paying strict atteh-
ton to his business and the wants of his
customers, to merit their patronage in his
line. lie will Kedp on hand a large ana
well selebtcd assortment Of
Gin aud SHEET 9gcn Ssare,
of his own MANUFACTURES, which he will war
rant to be of the best quality. His stock
consists Of everything that is useful in the
tinware line about n house.
l ask a fair trial, and if my work does
not give satisfaction, my customers will not
be obliged to take it.
seplG:tf JOHN WAPL f.
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Hi'iHiFF,
JACOB NcCAULEY, of Fox twI
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

U.mocrptir Cowy Ticket.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-07

- 509,O 900 CUSTOMERS IN FOUR
! ~. Years Fatronize the Best.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-25
Warrington Hens

WAsHINGToN,Ju He24.- President
sent to the House to-day message COW
ering o letter by Secretary Seward to
Benjamin Moran, in charge of our Lee
CATION at London, enclosing a copy of
the resolution passed by the House rel
ative to the case of Warren and Costel-
10, sentenced in Great Britain for words
and acts spoken and done in this coun.
try, and calling attention to the fact
that the bill has passed the House and
is now engaging the attention of the
!. Senate, the effect of which, should il
become law, will be to require the
President 10 make reprisals IN case of
judicial denial in Britain to naturalized
Americans of the rights which are con.
ceded-to native American citizens. No
ran is instructed TO read the co,amuni-
cation TO the British Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
The Senate has recently approved q
Consular Convention and an eXtradition
treaty with Italy.
The Constitutional limit of ten DAYS
allowed the President TO consider the
Omnibus Southern States admission
bill, expires tomorrow, when veto
may be expected or the bill becomes q
law by default.
The Secretary of War sent to the
House to-day an estimate from the Pay
master GeueSal of the amount required
to meet the deficiencies in, apprOpira
TONS for the execution of tho recon-
struction acts to June 30th, 1869. of
S63l ,57s 25. 'EE s
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CONGRESSiO NAL9
WASHINGTON, June "a.
SENATE.

{; Mr.. Howard introduced bill relatlng
Tn the Freedmen's Bureau, and to pro-
vide for its discontinuanse. Referred
70 committee gu Military Affairs.
MT CONFESS called up the bill max
Ing eight hours days work for labor
ers and mechanics in the Government
employ.
Mr.. Sherman moved to amend by in
serting provision, that unless other
wise provided by law, the rate of wages
paid by the United States shall be a cur
rent rate for the same labor, for the
same time at the place of employment.
After some discussion the amendment
was rejectea-l6 to 81.
The special order, the legislative APP
preparation bill, was taken up, the
question being upon the amendment By
the committee on Appropriations to the
House bill. The amendment approprl-
ating $4,000 for the Department OF Ed
ucation was agreed to. Several minor
amendments were also agreed to.
Mr. Sherman, from the Finance COM
mittec, reported an an endment increas-
ing the appropriation for salaries and
expenses of the. internal revenue from
six million to eight million dollars
which was agreed TO.
Also, amendments increasing the in
cidental appropriation for the Score
tary of the 1reasury's Office to SlOO,OOC
and appropriating $4,000 for tempo
rary clerks in the Treasury Depart
ments. The former was agreed to. Th'
latter occasioned debate until adjourn
ment, which, Oh account of Senator
Henderson's wedding, was ordered til
! two O'Clock tomorrow.
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The last Holmes, county Farmer says:
On Monday morning of last week, Will
liam Schaffer, of German township, met
with shocking death. He went to a
pasture field, caught and put the halter
upon horse and wrapped the strap
around his hand. In crossing a set of
bars, the horse became frightened, pull
ed Mr.. shaffer down upon the bars, ran
about forty rods, dragging hina all the
way, and stopped. His daughter no.
ticed the trouble from the hoase, a dis
tauce of about two hundred and forty
rods, and ran to her fathers assistance,
but when she got to him he was dead.
His cheek bone and nose were broken
in, his breast bone broken, and q terri
bic hole cut in his head; Mr.. Shaffcr
was rs ears Of age; was born in Union
county, Pennsylvania; emigrated to his
late residence in 1919; was soldier in
the war of 1912. He was q very estima-
BILE citizen, much beloved by all who
knew him, sound Democrat, aud long
a consistent member of the German Re-
form Church. This terrible accident to
one so highly esteemed has cast gloom
over the entire community.
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HaKrien News.

New YORK, June 24.-Haytien advi-
ces of the 23d inst. say that Salnave has
ordered an exchange OF prisoners at
Cape Haytien, as he wishes to prevent
the population of the Capital from re-
voting. He threatens To lombard the
city rather than let the insurgents get
possession. He threatens the same
thing if any foreigners are caught in
Producing warlike material or stores,
and he has so notified the foreign con-
suls. 1t is stated that his army con-
sists of only men and 300 cyprians.
Sa1nave insults all foreigners but Amer
leans, and an English bearer of dis
patches was maltTcated by him and at
forward put in prison.
General Faubert attacked Fort Alex
andria for four days. Fsrty men were
killed and wounded, among the latter
was General Narciss.
Salnaye refused all parley, and is de-
termined not to relinquish the Presi-
dehcY until compelled to.
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BY THE CABLE.
fRy Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, juno 24.-It is reported
tSat the Italian Government has issued
circular note torepresentatiVesaoroau
announcing that italy shall remain ma I.
strictly neutral in the event OIL q WAT
between France and Prussia. .-
MApRID, June 23.-Senor Ruoieon' on
taking possession of the Ministry OF the
colonies at Madrid, issued circular to
his subordinates in which he urged
them I, devote all their energies for the
protection Of the commerce and the
nroperty of the colonies of Spain.
LoNpoN, June 2i.-The text OF the
Papal AllocutiOn on the state OF rellg-
ion in Austria has been received. The
Pope declares that the Concordat shonid
have been regarded by Austria as per-
petual in effect. He warns all persons
who approve of the laws recently passed
by the Riechsrath concerning religion
liberation, civil marriage aud eduea-
ton tobeware of the pains aud penal
ties attached to the violation Of the
sacred rights of the Church. On the
occasion of the delivery Of this Allocu-
ton the Pope has also an nouneed that
he had granted general pardon and
amnesty to those who invaded the
States of the Church last year, with q
few specified exceptions.
WORMS, June 24.-EXtensive prepa'
rations are being made for the forth
coming celebration of the Reformation.
The principal streets, squares and his
toric places are TO he decorated with
flags and triumphal arches. All the
Protestant denominations will mite in
the celebration.
Crowds of visitors from every part of
Germany were pouring into the city,
and a great number of foreigners, the
majority of whom are Americans, ar
rived by every train. The Roman ez-
lies at Perugia have sent their cOngrat-
ulatiors to the managers of the festi-
val. ....
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From ~ Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June "a. The assessed val
ne Of property in Nebraska is 1927 ,000.-
900, an increase of sl4,000,0O0 over last
year.
A large number of trains started east
from Salt Lake last week to convey i'm
migrants from Europe to the promised
land"
The Young Mems Democratic Climb
last night adopted a stirring address to
the Democracy Of Missouri and ordered
10000 copies printed.
The parties having in charge the mat
tiers regarding the reception of Mime
sofa and Wisconsin editors appointed
a committee, who will proceed to Alton
this evening and escort the party to this
city. The party numbers two hundred
and fifty, including ten State officers.
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New York Items.

new YORK, June 24.-Mrs. Ernestine
Oaks, wife of the late Henry Steinway,
applied to Justice Gilbert yesterday in
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, for a writ
of habeas corpus directing William
Steinway, the piano forte manufacturer
of this city, to produce her children,
whom she alleges have been unlawfully
withheld from her by the respondent
and placed in charge of petty megis-
trate IN Germany, Judge Gilbert OIL
dered the habeas corpus TO be issaed and
the case will shortly be brought before
the court, when singular developments
are expected. 70
Thomas Fitzgerald, the soldier who
was to have been hanged on Friday
next at White Plains, Westchester cOun-
ty, New York, for the murder of Ellen
Hicks, has been Tespited TO October 9th
by Governor FeBton, to enable his ES-
cellency to inquire closely int" the facts
Of the case.
A terrific storm of hail, rain and wind
visited what is known as the Neck dis
trict in Dorchester county, Maryland,
Cd Sunday evening last. Trees were
torn up by the roots and the corn and
Nutdt OiOpS III eSN'lul l'ltCcN W GIG ilbIu
injured.
The prizes donated by the Sharp
shooters Society, of Switzerland, and
the King of Prussia to the Sehutzenfest,
were received yesterday.
The case of Asa Craft "a compulsory
bankrupt, was argued on an appeal in
the United States Circuit Court yeStec-
day, and it involves important ques-
tons rs to the right of debtor to APP
peal from an adjudication Of bankrupt
cy declared against him. Judge Nelson
reserved the decision.
The Ariop and Leiderkrantz Societies
are to have formal greeting on their
return from Chicago.
Robert Chambers, the champion oars
man, died recently in England.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued
the usual order TO prevent patriotic lit
tic boys from celebrating the 18th with
private pyrotechnics.
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New York Market.

New YORK, june "a.
COTTON-Without decided change;
sales of 500 bales at 30c for middlipg
uplands; irregular and unsettled.
FLOUR-Closed slightly in favor Of
buyers. with rather more doing in COM
mon grades for export.
WHEAT-Heavy at 10a2 IL for No. 9
and l9a2 20 for No. spring.
RYE-Dull at S0al 80.
OATS-Firm, with a fair speculative
demand at SIC for western in stoss and
afloat.
PORK-Quiet and steady a. y Ha
g so for mess, cash and regular.
REEF-Quiet and unchanged
[ CUT MEATS-Better.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Quiet at l65a17c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 23ia24c.
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From sprinEfield.

SPRINGFIELD, June 2i.-Joseph Ferry.
of Chicopee, who was arrested to-day
for an incendisry attempt to bnrn a
dwelling house in this city last night
because a young lady refused his com
pany, attempted to commit suicide IN
bis cell by taking laudanum. gg sar.E
Dodworth's and Gilmore's bands, the
Demaloy Encampment, of Boston, and
the Appole Commandery, of the Knights
Templars, arrived to-day to take part
in the celebration tomorrow. '
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Rase Rult

Boston, June %. The base ball
match to-day at Cambridge between the
Harvard University Club and the
Nashua Club of Princeton College, re-
shifted in a victory for the Harvard Club
by a score of IA to l6. There was a
great crowd of spectators.
CLEVELAND, o., June 24.-The At,,-
letic Base Ball Club, Of Philadelphia,
played the Forest City, of Cleveland, to.
day, resulting in score of IS to IL, in
favor Of the former. 3 q
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49, ALFRED TURNER
Levi b. springer and Others,


W. Court forOhn
County. wr,f
Shaphcrd MCINTYRE alId others. Virginia
PURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
in the above cause on the seventh lay a..
Nav. is6s. l win on MONDAY. THE SlNTE
DAY OF JULY, 1865 ct my office in tue c,n
of Wheeling, and thereafter by adlounmeu.
from time Co time rs shall DO found heCcsSar,
proceed to take and state an aco"lnt of iG
persons respectively who, pursuspl g. lh.
WILL OF MOSES SHEPHERD Decreased
bearing date the first day OF January, lscS "a
hiMted in the shove entitled cause. arc entities
"a share in TIE PROftEEDS OF THE HuMI
PLANTATION OR ESTATE mentioned in
said will and of the share of the said pIuccr,l,
10 which each OF the said person. is ruiitl,S
and ia ascertain and report what win b" rra,
onabls commission or allowance Ia be iriucle
frnm the shares of those who shall be 80 louns
entitled and paid over TO the complaipAnis as
oontribu. lion to the expenses Of bringing asd
prosecuting this suit; together with such Othc
matters as Shall be deemed pertinent by my..i
or be specially required 10y the parties.
And pursuant TO the said DEGREES, | htr,b,
give notice 10 all persons claiming 10 hc enttlcd
Ia share In the said proceeds 10 come in bclu.,
me and prove their respective rights and do q,
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY UF SKI
TFMBFR. aIs6S, rs a peremptoJy dAy Tor a.,
nnrnose. and such of them ~ shall net come a,
and prove their respective rights on Or bciJr,
that tlav wiIi be excluded frpm the heEs-t COL
| the said decree or OF any future dccrcc IN the
above cause. .unless OtheTwise hereafter orisIrN
| by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES
Commissioner Ohio Go. Circuit Cour
Nav 18th, IS6s. my30lwdGwtill strr
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market
6,x,r,>yx-.rr lima "a

CINCINNATI, June "a.
FLOUR-Dull; family at 9 50a9 IS.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. at 2 10 anil
No. 9 at o.. The first lot of new crop
offered in this market was received to-
day from Tennessee by Robert Carmi-
chael & Co.; the quality was not first
class grain, being rather light.
CORN-Dull and the supply in excess
of demand; ear at S7aS8c aud shelled at
90a9lc.
OATS-Unchanged; No. at nc.
RYE-Quiet at Goal g..
COTTON-Dull; middling at oslo.
TOBACCO-Firm; G0al1 90 for Jugs
and IL 15a69 10 fer leaf.
BUTTERFLY better supply, prices
tending downward; Ohio at 25a27c and
Western Reserve at 28a30c.
OILS-Lipseed duh at II; demand
light. Petroleum dull at :3a35c for re-
fined, free.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm, but quiet, at
3 50a7 80 gross.
SHEEP-Dull AT 00a3 IS gross per
100 pounds.
LAMBS-Sales Ut 25a2 30 each. a
GOLD 1897 buying; there has been
q better demand.
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The NewxFasisss fInpsashnsssl

Thad. Stevens says he does not ex-
pect to get action on his new articles Of
impeachment at the present session of
Congress, but will call them up at an
early day next winter. He has long
speech which he means to deliver when
he brings them forward. he consnHed
the Speaker this morning about moving
in the matter to-day, bnt was told 1t
would be difficult to do anything while
the tax bill was under consideration.
Other members advised him to make no
more till that is finished. He is in very
feeble health and notable to be at the
House mnch of his time.
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Indianoan,rases.

ST. PAUL, June 24-The reported
killing of two mail carriers, Mcdonald
and Amber, near Fort Totten, by In
dams a few days ago, has been con-
firmed. Several other Indian outrages
are reported near Fort Benton. On
Wednesday last, Ordnance Sergeant
Franzker, and four children, at Fort
Ripley, were burned to death. Mrs.
Franzker has, in consequence, become
a raving maniac. " y =
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BANKRUPTCH.

vCHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ~
the 9th day Of juno, a. ID. 1863, WarAH'
Of Bankruptcy was issued ont OF the Di'IT'c'
Court of the United States Tor the District Of
West Virginia against the estate Of JA,ns .
and SAMUrL I. HoOTOS, OF Iittletop IN .ths
county OF wetzel, in Said District, "ho
were adjudged Bankruptr on thsi' GEA
petition; that the payment OF any de1o
and the delivery of any property belonging Ia
such Bankrupts, Ia them, or for thrtr use. and
the transfer of any property by them, arc lcrbid
den by law, and that a meeting OF tbs efediioi'
of said Bankrupt, 10 prove their dcbts, and to
choose one OF more Assiguees vi their estate VII
be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. " b" holdrl
at his office, In the city of Wheeling. beior
George H. Caldwell, ESQ, Register In Hank
ruptoy for said District on the NH "'l o.
Jnne, 1865, at ~ o'clock 4. v. .,
HEDGEMAN SLACK.
L. S. Marshal u. W. Va. heseugr'
a By ". II. IRWIN, Deputy. JanJ'OaWE"
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Republiean .No,nina,ien.

CINCINNATI, June pat the Repub.
lican Congressional Convention for the
Fourth District of Ohio, held at Urbana
yesterday, Judge William Lawrence
was reneminated for Congress. Reso-
lutions endorsing the resolutions of tho
Republican State, Committee, also the
platform adopted by the National Re
publican Convention at Chicago, were
passed.
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llasOnic.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The MasOns
made an imposing ceremony to-day for
laying the cornerstone of the new Tenn
pie on Broad street. The procession
formed in twenty divisions. The line
occ upied nearly an hour and a half pass
ing a given point. Among the articles
placed in the cavity was n case contain
ing a complete set of silver Masonic
Jewels The gavel used was the same
one used by George Washington in lay.
ing the cornerstone of the Capitol AT
Washington.
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masonic Celebration.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 24.-The
Grand Masonic celebration to-day was
a complete success. Public and private
buildings were decorated. The day
was observed as a general holiday. The
procession of Masons and Knight Tenn
plars was over q mile long, including
about $500 of the order. An Grafton
was delivered by Rev. VIM. R. Alger, of
Boston.
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A Mistake.

NEW ORLEANS, June 24:-The snip
posed fllibustering expedition proves
a mistake. The prisoners were brought
before Commissioner Weller, on an al
fidayito the Mexican Consul, but be
not being in possession Of sufficient
proofs, they were discharged. They al
iege that they were employed to work
on railroad in Mexico.
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Frosn Philadclphia.

fHlLADELPHIA, June 2I.-The Demo-
cratic Convention nominated Daniel w
Fox for Mayor.
The ceremonies at the laying of the
corner stone of the Masonic Temple was
very impressive. An Grafton was de-.
livered by Grand Master Richard yaux.
Over thousand persons partook of the
banquet at the Academy of Music.