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New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
RoARD OF HEALTH H-DISINFECTANTS

The Board of Health met yesterday after
noon President Lincoln in the chair. communication
received from the T. Consul at Matanzss in reference
20 he health Of that port stated that there had been 81
deaths from cholera since July 1. on motion OF Comms
souer Smith a committee disintection was appointed
Dr Harris the Registrar OF Vital Statistics gave the
Roord his views disnfection lie believed that the
excessive amount OF organic matter in the streets was ne
caso OF the increased mortality. Since Saturuy hV1n
there had been 2ls deaths from darrhea diseases ne
had visited number OF localities and was d &
uness disnfectants thoroughly ana ensSlYoy uo a
there would be an increased mortality IneIe are nv %o
mios OF streets in the city, and many miles arc NoI
clean the cutters being filthy ana the garbage gVAoS
very offensive lie believed that S6SO kai@os @ va t un
farfnv uid would be sutoienct quantity ior tne enre
civ which would cost about kl0s lie beneveu tnat
so9i dsnfectant could be made OF coppeIas anu Gue
s0Tbonic acid informed the Board a that ,is 1u,ss
Whiting had proposed That rec snG IN, men TO sprinkle
after having cleaned street Mr. Lincoln stated tnSt he
1 ahraSh ulany OF the streets, ana FOUND al the
trcet tbot we're we'll paved bad been properly cleaned
,nro s,reets on the west side tnt OuSnl 10 90 IN
M opsenuence OF their bad condition The Board
Gnav ordered that the First Eleventh lwentls'I @ anu
r, secoud Wards be thoroughly dlslniocteu DeIOre
Tuesday next,
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
LYNcH1Na OF THE ApAMs EMPRESS RoRRERs.

The attempt made on the 10th inst. 10 rob the
Adams EXuress car, the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road - miles west Of Seymour I'm which the robbers
were rcpused and OF them captured led 10 the ar
rest OF two other men residing In Seymour. named
Charles Roscburg and Frai Clinton Both these men were
known belong TO gang OF despcradOes which for some
time past has rendered itself notorious by It's Outrages
been kept Cincinnati for short time. they SENT
on the 2Oth inst, on tho train bound for Browns
town, the county scat Of jackson County,
Ind there TO be tried The train proceeded
without interruption until nearing Seymour,
when it stopped by large body Of the infuraicd
citizens OF that place, who OvcrpOWcTed the prisoners
guard, and threatened summary vengeance upon the
The Cincinnati Enquirer thus speaks: The poor wTctchcs
too fully cOmprehcnded what 10 be done Five min
utes were given them in which 10 prepare for death,
while tho eXccutiOners with grim carncstness,
placed the fatal about their nccks.
They az first begged for mercy, but, finding II IN
vain they concluded to make "A confession, and while
standing with the around Their neCks the ufOrtu-
nate confessed to the whole affair, and also at
med their knowledge OF the celebrated Marshhed rob
berry committed some months ago the Louisville aud
indianapolis Railroad. each blaming the other two, and
For the purpose Of receiving this confession, tho
time was extended 10 half an hour, at the end OF
which the ropes drawn and these wTetched dcs-
DeradOcs, covered with launched INTO otcr
nifty The crowd then dispersed after the writing bodies
had stcned in the chilling embrace OF tue King OF Ter
rOrs and yesterday morning they were seen dangling
from the branches OF giant OF the forest their faces
potrudmg from their sOckes-a fghtful warning TO the
remainder OF the band which infess that locality more
especially those who are pursued ana hkey 10 DO cap
tured.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
About five D. M, yesterday, fatal accident
occurred on tho Harlem Railroad at Its intersection with
the Belt Railroad at Fifyninthst At this point where
double tracks intersect few weeks ago two horses
were killed by collision OF Harlem train with car OF
the Belt road Yesterday. car was approaching tne
track from an easterly direction when the conductor
heard the rumbling OF train upward bound az dls
tanco OF 70 or so yards The driver perceived the I'M
mnent danger whipped up the horses ana had cleared
Tho track on which the train was running
and avoided a collision. Two passengers, Mrs. Anne
brown and Joseph smith, being fearful OF the Danger
rushed 10 the rear platform OF the car and being DOUBT
lea, almost parayzed by fear stumbled and fell so near
the track of tho Harlem road that they were Doh suck
by the locomotive The woman had both legs SO much
sRattered that she died in st. Lukes Hospital about
Iaifhonr subsequently. Mr. Smith received bruise on
tho ankle and had his head cut The house surgeon AT
sf Lukes Hospital pronounced his wounds not very dan
gerous Mrs. Brown was but 20 years OF age
and resided ut No 80 West TYenty-hith.St
Mr. smith is IS years OF age and resides in Ffyseyenth
at near Eeventhave This locality Is considered very
by residents I'm the vicinity who say that Is
dcut for conductors to tell from which direction trains
are coming. Il i5 also complained that the engueeis
rarely ring their bell on approaching the erossg '.hu
that no aagman is stationed at the htersec"ns Vi ''
gtr
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
LATEST GENERAL HEws-BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST GENERAL HEWs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The political excitement i, very high in VIII
mng,ou y. 9.
. 80. The Democrats held mass meeting in Bal
tmore l,. evening
.... Fred Ranger. peddler. committed suicide in
Chicago by ukins lauiunun.
IA severe hail and thunder storm took place at
Buffalo on Wrine,iay afternoon
.... The mortality in Chicago last week was 2G3, l33
greater than dulug the "eeh before
VIM Parks. negro. has been convicted of tho
murder Of Charlotte Dennan in 81 Louis
....Northern spectators are at Columbia, ,. o.,
attempting 10 got possession u the railroads
The thermometer was at gS' at ST. Louis ycster-
i,y Three death, from susstroke are reported
~ Rebecca Bradford of st. Louis has sued H. u.
CODY $1,000 for breach Of promise ,ni seduction
go. Carme beat Joseph yermulin at a match game
VIM. Nelson. President Of the Mutual Insurance
Company ST. Louis has been arrested Tor emOens ~" no" N'
THE steamer Guidon is to be taken overland
the great Falls tie Missouri above Bento aud VI" hereafter
ply in those waters
Ia negro, who assaulted lady near BellaIr ..
weinsslsy a5si1 'Oy; BY mob o., ,nd banged
-. The new mill of the Oriental Powder Company
Al Gorham Maine blew up on Wednesday Afternoon AoS p
Hawkes.. No other persons we're injured ,
The work the Weshington-st tunnel Ghi !,
December The cost s essnaei at tFo."o
49, Refreshing rains have fallen in the vicinity OF
Waas'o W, y G IA tune TsSe S 'Is1 Se,Te o Il. rain ~, @
.... The bill TO consolidate the New, Haven and
Hartford the Hewors Hewven and tho New raven ana Ne"
London Railroad, defeated In tue Connecticut SENATE
John Wackeman, hardware merchant OF
Buffalo committed suicide ChOn Canals ON elnesdp Dy cutting
his throat domestic trouble have been the cause
49,. The cars of the Erie Railroad are SAID TO break
connection Tunnel cqent hah hori case
If proper taken TO prevent iecden o us OA
John Lowler stabbed and instantly Killed
Tboma, Sale In Louisville Ky yesterday morning Inc dmegY De
reports hs, Sale itrea'si o S hns "
bis family.
The five BOYS named in yesterday TRIBUNE as
,.ps from their homes CITY sad Who we're snppol 70
bssn d1owne turned and are no" restored 70 no
pArent- =. I,.4oJ =. .ho Mou,t
Ioloke Seminar p South adey Mas YESTERDAY me he p
n Kirk made principal address, letter vi" tsad IRON uo'
Bullock.
-. Several Lodges of Odd,Felows from New.
u,mne on 10 their brethren 90 Portland Mane sets gwen
nI ba and collation. on Wednesday ut aud Je'ed lad hAoOr
excursion and elan bake.
-. Lieut. William s. Mackay OF the 29th Infantry
Ad from L,nhbuz we1nelAy with . o
money obtained Dispatches have been 'oh " al w" ~
Departments 10 effect his arrest :, -,
The two members of the Buckeye Base bail
Club Of Cincinnati who arrested In Ch'ss3 10y tyool
on the Michigan Railroad we're honorAoy l'chaIseu ~ ~
toy yesterday morning having proved 'het eH'e an0c'n0
W
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
MURDER N IIEsT-AyE.-A POLICEMAN SHOT
AND IEsTANTLY KILLED.

MURDER N IInsT-AvE-A POLICEMAN SHOT
AND IEsTANTLY KILLED.
About l0l last evening Officer John Smedie
OF ths Twcnv first Precinct while paroing his beat In
Firstave between Thirty second and Thirtythirlst
was shot dead by do-perado named John Real. The
murderer had evidently been lying in wait for hS victim
Oniccr James Nee. who on duty short distance
from the sccno OF the murder, hearing the report
OF the shots ran TO the spot and met the prisoner run
ming pistol In hand and ordered him % stop Real
piled "Go away you will shoot you" aud I'M
ucdintely discharged shot az tho officer Tho officer
holding mm. The murderer then ran into hall-
way on Thirty second.at ana succeeded Ia escaping
~ hight although & the @ 1csI suoy wh' g , m bP1S1r PqTss
idto Thirty thrdst pursued him into Second ave. when
he discharged second shot at Tie officer The murderer
then up Second ave. from Thrjyhrd st. 70 Thirty
fourthst. aud down Thirty fourth-st, crossing Second
ave, where officer Nice, WHO fast closing on him.
succeeded 10 bringing him 10 stand before he reached
Frsaye and arrested him At the time OF the murderer
arrest. the pistol. a CIarclcd colts Navy revolver
was stil ma his hand ON the way 10 t1e IWehty,nsst
Precinct Siationouse the prisoner remarked TO Ohcer
Nee am satisfied at having killed the son - - ~
on repairing 70 the scene or the murder tho hteess TO
mains Of officer SmedIe were found on the pavement
with his brains oOzng through buet-ho!o IN tlc ltit
occlptal portion Ot thc Dalhi Dlood was also moving
fast from fearful wound IN the right breast IL WAS
evident that the officer must have ded almost instantly
~ either wound was sufficient To nave produced death
Tho prisoner Is feet inches IN hight, OF dark com
pc1ion aged 80 years; was formerly conductor ON te
Second Avenue Railroad ana Iately mas been emp"yed
bOatman. His reputation - very bad Ho HYed at
No. 5Gj First-avo, ana "a said 10 De married.
Oniccr Smcdc years OF age and resided at No.
37I West Thirty Hiutlst. IIo born III Ireland ana
Joined the police force April II, 1857. He oavcs wife
aud two children.
About three weeks ago the prisoner arrested for
second attempt the life Of officer Smedie. and was
taken before Justice Connolly at the Yorhyllc Court
When the magistrate learned that the prisoner
had DISCHARGED thrce shots the officer,
no refused 10 take bail, and ordered him to
sent before GENERAL Sessions for trial on the charge
OF nttompt 10 murder Since that tmO the prisoner sue
ceedcd I'm obtaining bail Tho body OF Oicer smedie re-
mains In tho police station awaiting the action OF the
Corn
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
DIED.

BRAYDoY-oa THURSDAY morning Jay o. Frank Armstrong olngss
The s aI friend. Of th % are invited TO i.sa the hnsr.i
on Fday the 2h o'clock from the residence Of bis psres
No $40 Basi Twgnty .segenthst
BULOn THURSDAY July o. Sbrewsburs j. cholera nfsnl1n
infant son Of W u 'Gd Emma ,s A. Ba ,..,. attain,
s one, the rtsden'n 81 DIS p,rSs ., @ @ @ T
BUkkE-oa wednesday evening July a. Morgan infant
The relatives and friend, Of the n invited to stesd Ss fnsrs
tFfd,yI t'1 ,yJ afternoon ] at O'clock.
FIELD-A Newark n j. THURSDAY July %, Moses Field
FRAsER-Tbe member, Of Cpur De Lion Comnsste No a
invited with Holland Lodge No at Csial No s
Brooklyn to attend the funeral 81 the ate S hpgh asI
Frazer n ~ 2Se NJ on fA tie nEs f' 5;s p ~ r RoSt. s5S res.
GRGGS-0n THURSDAY Juy % Clarence H. son Nelson aud Bnf
J. Gnggs aged months and fayA .
Tie relatives Of tue family respectfully invited to ssnt
the funeral nom the residence Of us PaTen No 81 Caa'at 90
Saturday afternoon at lOi o'clock
hs r s o c1 S5 H'aSn' S & Sa SG5 81
NJ Christopher. jr., and William D. Hampstead
JoYEs-suieny Thursday the 2 Thomas Henry asn sOf
Of j T and susan II; Jons, -
Ii. fathers resiicHee no i3 Chisiophcr-st
LEws-on Wednesday morning az inst the residence Of hes
well Lewis ESQ AMI daughter the late Capt JohL R9ose ia the
The relatives sni friends are invited to a,sai the funeral services %
Friday. Al o'clock P IOm All SAINTS Chureh eoFuer Of Henri
LiSTzOa THURSDAY the 2oi inst Charles King Lutl aged Years
LIS 5I5 5d % ,a seaG 1f s n m the Chai G1eoe "s,
Doos Saturday the 25th inst. at Sishou flrtSss
MKEKs-A Sumner residence Ip L. Tus'd'y July 81
Tie funeral Will take place Friday afternoon at from bis late
residence II Beacst His relatives aud the friends Of he miJt
and Of Joseph W. Francis and William H. Meks aud
OF his sonin-aw Samuel Campbell, are invited 70 attend
MERRITT-n Brooklyn Fourth Day the 2 lst MARI b. vto.
Of Wilson Merritt, in her 10Th year 80 -.
relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully 15e1 to eni
s0nlnaW Pei T. rage
Kbve door from south OF Carlton oa SEl Dr
(Frla) at n m. ~.
Ioni.e Reed daughter T. Reed Of PARIS aged u
The remains viii be taken 0 Boston for inteunent
ROBINSON-on Sunday July 10 Carthage Landing Amelia Roba
son wife and granddaughter Of tue late togs
Ssho,t es,. ia tho BIS, year Of her axe ,,., -, -.
Funeral services the residence Of her fathsrins sas1
Robinson ESQ., Carhsge Landing, Friday, the @h inst az
3OcOck.
WRIDNER- her residence Eighty THURSDAY morning. JaJ
2 Of consumption Mary Francis Weiinsr aged 81 moDts
and % days
snbs near Thirlave Saturday morning Jug D. s9 oeloek
The friends Acquaintancs OF the family respectfully invited
70 attend without further notice.
wIITR-A Iryugop j. Tburisy the 21i inst, Mrs Eht'beh
White. In the 65Ih year OF her age 90 ,...
aud friends requested to attend the ina services 'hs
residence Of Mrs Duncan Shermsus Corner on SATURDAY AZ va
Irvngton horsscar at Depot Newark
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
AN IMPORTANT GATHERING TO BE HELD IL
PORTLAND MAINE.

An important International Commercial Con-
venton to he held in Portland Me, the 4th Of Au
gust next. It's objects To take into consideration
the various plans proposed to increase facilities Of
trade between the Atlantic scabOard ana
the interior OF tho continents TO line of railway
across continent at its widest part connecting Hall
fax Portland Rutland, Buffalo. Detroit, Chicago and
San Francisco in an unbrOken line the completion OF
the st. Lawrence waters to Puget Sound; the
adjustment the regulations OF trade
on the continent Of North America. and such arrange
men Of lines Of steamers, sailing at fixed hours
daily from each side Of the Atlantic Ocean, and between
China and Francisco shall secure lines Of commu
nicatOn between Europe aud Asia, regular and con-
yenien as those existing between city and city on
the same continent. The Mayor and City Council are
invited take part I'm the proceedings OF this Conven
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
DOMESTIC MARxETs.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
vSI; ST 5s L2yn july saTS,seS srm q, @ ps.. co;S, ss
k1tr'- . w1,.P5@s a. . Choice Red Pal. q les M cs~
0ats-New o~ Ssaac soid scarce sod Gu $685.
Ne u lSGsl u PTo.oHs arner Mess PORK ga Is BS
sh1@sS ~ eS & ISF s sssoosr s fr Clear RIO sides L.
Inferior % Choice sheep ad gnclnscd Recep-Feu.
July cottou % Dali and sS S-sas sn4 o's STS. Sc
% 100 bales TSesD q Ss5 s f1y9 S bale. Sterling ana ss-
u and 10 at i2 else Moas sodisc Turdau;
nomnsy Hay Gm at saa9S Mess Pork so 0ds s
Bacon smer shoulders, l3sai3c Clear SIDES 7iel7ie Lard
sEmra july a5-Coitou receipts bales exports 20 bale. Poas
saa Lard 1910 S9c Bacon Shoulders i'e o'le Clear sides.
c%c,s2 S ;s.y ad s SPsa'Ssi S whsI: S d. sss
ss & No. oSi, Sls - s,% morn sna .d,se % S ss sSS
S@67lc seller July Rye qaet bl l5d 81 6 for od aud 10
PORK SEA '' Lard a1 i7 % Dy sa.ei sboae inactive snI
y Coed ei cSo %Si'aas s. asss @ e @ os ogp ess ara
quiet Receipts bbs FSf' fioaT $3.50 bush w6e.. %
bush Corn oc2 5g.S oat; 5000 Live Hogs ShPment 9o bb
Lass Medium Lsaf % siI Four-Sutersas SC a. New
al ~ ws raw w. in fo,1 6oaa M s Mo-, s pc 01' az 20 Nf. & s
der, l3c Clear Sides i1is1ie Lard lsc Colton
oswEso Jqly s2F9ur good demand market steady.
2 for White i1f for Double Extra Wheat quiet St ansSsassd
~sgiss ClUS a. 81 choice White Cans sa5 Corn quiet sale.
lSC bush No I9daSa at ~ Cox Mea " es. M.est
Canal Freishwhea, 9ic Corn &c. to NewYok Lumber ~ 80
@ TO 45ssy c Lake %pors-S5 900 feet i1n6 csa. es
ports-2O bb Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1000 bush Corr $4,000
fee, Lumber
Flour rs 900 bush. Oats 900 Live Hog.
BUFPALO july 23-Receipts-Nhea lsOt0 bush Corn eOgs
bush Oats bush: Flour 300 bb hhpmenWhelt sos
bush 10000 bush Feghts unchanged
Flour dali aud Donaly unchanged Wheat IN fair dems1d aud h
Sale, lOO bush No Chicago Spring s 81 30 ani o bags nes
~ 90 CornSOuDd lots moderate demsud
$1,000 bush Mixed Western gc 09}c aud - 800 bush warm
DO 39c Oats iuaskisg 75c Mess Pork aud Lard unchanged
MILWAUKEE, July % Flour less active but unchanged Whs an
49, No 81 i Ots quiet aud arm at lie for
No O. Corn dull sales for No Receipts odayi0 bbls
Flour 5000 hush Wheat l0 bush Oats 5000 bush Corn Ship
meBts-I 900 bbls Flour. 800 bush Wheat
WIIMNGrcT c. July 2l-Spir Turpenius weaker At toe.
Ro,in firm; Strained ~ l5 No O. 81 25 No at s3os3 Ii Low
Pale - Tar nominal at 81 81.
MOBILE Ala, July ZJ-COt0n-NonS doing Quotations nonnh
receipts II bales exports, ~ bsles ,,
AUGUSTA, Ga July 23-Cotton-Sohns doing hdihoss no@t
inally 2Jc.
styINSAs July a1Cotton DALI sales prices nominal receipts
40 bales
CHAELEsros. s. G.. Jaly 23coon easier sales 50 bale. s,.
dngs JO receipts Of the week i87 bales sales m the week lls
bales exports coaNse M bales stock hand aji3 bales Jf whs
GOO bales shipbOsd cleared.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ARCHIBALD. PHIL, No. 58l Seeonl-sve.
BAKRR MATHEW H., st. Asirew's Church.
CONKLIN WILLIAM No. l28 Bankss
CRTMLEY. MARIA. No 36i Pesrl-sE
DINIIAM Mrs. JANE. No. 70 Johnsolst Brooklyn
GIIFORD GEORGE, No 3i4 Lexington ave
GUISCHARD, DAVID r. T, Tompkinsave., Brooklyn.
LEWIS Mrs SARAH. AT Saints Chureh
LOGAN JOHN No. a Garienst Hoboken.
WEEKS JOSEPH Ne. II Beach
MURRAY. Mrs JANE. No tJl Bl,t Fonrteeaih'st
MCGOWAN. Mrs CArllARlNE, No lll HcsIer,st
NcKEARNAN Mri ELIZA, No. Dough.y-st' brooklyn.
RORINSON Mr. AMELIA Carthage Landing.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

ion OF Gen Blair at tho battle OF Chickasaw Bluffs the
letter SAYS: "Had any private OF company remained
IN the saline place. would have been called coward"
TIE headquarters Of Gen. Blair said TO have been
kind OF modern Babel-and drunken one, at that-So
that the men were obliged 10 get at midnight and
melt the tents Of the officers with missiles in order TO OBJ
tain the quiet necessary for sleep.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

Gov Fenton returned to Albany on Tuesday
an ohsonco Of several weeks In Chautauqua County
He ha, appointed Martin b. Brown rort warden ISr rC
the Port Of Now York. III the place VI o. -
aicnad
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
M1RRIED.

BLfSS-SMITH-A NeNsveB Weinesiay, July a. by the Rev
Cornelius Smith M George Bliss Of bs city sn Miss Augusta H.,
daughter OF william NJ Smith, Of the former pace
LINN-STANBERY0n Weinesy july D. b. tie Rev Jsnes tnzs,
Mr Thomas Linn of Detroit to Mss Anna c. daughter o Johz u
Stau1.-r ofti "a
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
cANlRRInGR CArrLR MARKRT-IuLr "a.

CaeRecepts SO9 head; market unchanged sales Rstrs
s2 75GS3; First Quality SR6bl2 50. Second Quality SlS
IS; Third Quality, Bg6S0 So Sheep and Labs-Reoeps
1883 bead largo supplies from Albany have tendency keep
prices down sales 1t 3.djie d. SprDs Lambs $3.50 Vsa
ta,es 13NAlJ
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

Mr.. Forms of the Yonkers Express, tell from from
hia wagon Last evening IN tho VlOphu " Fo'1 "r'"s
ton aud Wss instantly Killed
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
SpstiaI NOtitss.
rhirtcanth nistricf

GRANT AND C0iFiX GRIswOtD AND CORNELL.
E:a,ao0 s@s s Be held a5 FsbY sq'niH nyES s
inst o'clock respond TO the National ard S9ts 1e%Oatons o
TaRoBSRE ri GgSS'R PToY Major JANIS HSGGERTY IS
SPENCER and others will address the meeting Koosr''on' wa
R,st x, Gri.a e1Ga Of WI" Benz DUMvLLR President Association
GEo NJ MTcaELt Secretaries,
'A' '" SAML B. IL VANCE, Chairman sr COMMITTEES
THEoDosus MCLEOD Secretaries.
o'HT' wM p Pre-, pro- TEN AMI Collar C,S
{tSs' esa%ls: a:f1S'Ss a.assa. s'eF'.r'.
Thirteenth District Grant and GoIfax Clrb',A mseISs
By order Of AsIan n,Lsod ms' conS!es
There Monssy YdT yan Meesns q the SsSSc
T5y held at heaauart. Diagen, No s19 ThiAve THIa
Fhi, EvEsdSd T.,dS n inst" JAMES W CULVER Presd,n.
The Mon Republican Association q ,hs rseati'.A A..
sembly will hold regular meeting headggsrseIs pios
Hotel no 9o' rhar on TFs THIS y 'f EEkTS2 Prs
fSsS JSSs, J,oK.os. TaOx,, RoBysoS Secretaries.
Notice Architects and ani .psscaI.ss s
e. SS.dI oes SS SS fTti the
seeoad s[sS % One for Building to COS, sS ,, III. c
lGG IN in. n.I % 0 s, petssa statement Requirements will DO
hs pP,.oa e the Secretary kS Si S%Riour See, Of State
DE, MoIsEs. Iowa. June 20 1908
Grant nd Colfax GuRrds.
cLoAxs AND CAPS
sUsMAS BROTHERS.
No IS RBADRSC.
NRw YORK
II van naye the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness,
piles Oppression after eating Sour Rising i1digss
o r Bi snsn-ss thank sner using HARkiSONs
PERSTALTIC LOZBNGES wall forfeit the price OF me 90.
at No fremont Temple Boston, sOi at cRrTgNIoSs aso''
Warehouse No Skhaye and everywhere Mailed Tor % eess
Away with bad smells.-PHGsIx DlSlfFBCLAN n1
best deodorter will render vsterecse
boues poultry perfectly and healthy tnu WI
other from the ay and FirsI prsna%
by American Institute. 1867 Agency. No "a Dey.t
The Celebrntea CrocketI Enamclsd Leesher -Ciothss
in ali colors political cgb' 5is sfeIs
STONE BLISS. FAY 4 ALLkr
Ne N Cb.pSsrsst asis nsai Rsidss-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
THE STATE or TRADE.
WRsr INDIA MARKETS

HAVANA July maia psr s,roas
for No D Exchange 6n LOndCn 10y per premium
the United states currency Discount long sight; In
gold u discount oroug 1h and Get dsoaat ho
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

tn. Uoodburu IN. j. Constitution which
oonned now dress ast week. has been vncd ana edited
for 3! Years Iy DIR Augustus Barber s present prop
etOr.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

The = n Assembly District Union Republi-
can ASS tiOn met last evening at No Ss5 BOwery. one
OF the 81! said that many Of the Republicans seem
90 think lat the Republicans certain 10 elect their
candida HeXt Fall He did not doubt that Grant and
COlfaK vd carry tie State yet in order 10 VIC
tory. the sspHbcans would have to fight committee
OF 20 WIBed by the Association TO look after the
rathcat meetings and business Of similar nature.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24
TnE ARIZONA ELECTION.

=. kIiE AhILUNA ELECTION.
SAN tRANCISCO, July 23.-Ful official re-
yarns frol The Arizona election give Governor McCOr.
seH for aosste 70 Congress, go majority over both his
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

NEWT y, n. D., July pa large and very
sntnush iEcetnR IN ratification OF the National and
Sste kel Ecan ticket held here tonight speeches
veiag M t 10y u. H. WestbrOok Of New-YOrk, and John
a.. .osteI newark 30 great the interest taken
la Sne ieig democrats pTesont listened TO the end
.tf cY neFo
New-York tribune., 1868-07-24

= SOLDIERS ACCOUNT OF BLAIR
soldier of the 18th Illinois Infantry, writing
se re u ogo 1Oenig POsi gives very spicy history
y. 81 zen '.ni'k Bair's military career IN shermans
sany hsptears from the writer's statement that Gen
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-29

WORTH REMEMBERING Amid all the
turmoils of political strife and every day lie
it is worth while for every farmer, mechanic,
laboring man, and all other classes, to bear
in mind that at the great house, shop and
farm furnishing emporium Of George Hunt
ley every article of hardware, tinware, glass
ware, woo6enware, and almost every other
kind of ware, can be had, in large or small
quantities, at as low prices as like goods can
be purchased in towns of much larger pre-
tensions. Mr.. Huntley has everything worth
keeping, and permits no dealer to undersell
him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-29

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