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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-08

1 gTOM THUMB, Daniel O'Roruke,
fa 4 Champion of England Engenia, Dwarf,
Narrowfat, and Sugar Peas An kinds of
Bush Beans, and all kinds Of Garden Seeds at
altf CLEAYELAND's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-08

"Barretts'' overtops everything.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-08

. SIOo, 600 Usage Hedge Plants!
Also a few thousand years DELAWA ARE
and CONCORD GRAPE-NINES. Also, a
safge supply Of one year old vines Of all the
eading varieties, for sale by
tf NJ. GILAIOR.
Wosbinpton q II Ohio GNtf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-08

= Calicoes Sc to- 124c at Van
Deman & Co.'s.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-08

E. C. HAMILTON, Sec'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-08
nc Patent Sun Bnrner,

nc IHtVHt sun DWIHtIs
Possesses peculiar merits; Singularly con-
structed; non-eNplOsive; saves oil. and the
chimney is very easily cleaned. Call and eX-
anime them at CLEAVELAND'S.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

Eastern Journal Md
The best Masonic publloaiion In
Amcrica-shis is saying . great .asal-
yet not too much.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Z. 1868.
DEaaOCRATIC STATS COW
vENTlON. -

The State Convention Of the Democracy
efths State Of Iowa il hereby called, to
meet at Dss Moincs. on "Wednesday, the
20th day of February next, At II o'clock
A. ~, forths purpose u selecting dele
gates to the National Democratic Conven-
ton; and also nominating candidates for
Klestors, and State Officers, in case it
shall 10 deemed advisable. The ratio Of
representation will be one delegate for
every one hundred votes cast for Charles
Mason for Governor, and one for every
fractien d . hundred over fifty Every
organized county though casting less than
airy votes will Be entitled % one delegate.
!, By order Of the State Central Com.
J. n. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
DEE. 81, 1867. ~ Il. ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

The Democrats Of Mitchell County will
meet 1t the Court House in Ossge, on the
l3tt day Of Fehouary next at ! o'clock
r. n. 70 select delegates to the State Con-
ssation, and for the transaction OF snca
e&her business 40 may be deemed advisa-
BILE. Ratio Of representation One for
every ton votes cast for Charles Mason,
AID one for hvs or over.
A. X. EATON,
S aS1f"" Chairman Central Com.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07
County Convention.

The Democrats Of Howard County, will
meet ut the court house in Cresco on Sat
urlAy tho 18th of Feb. 1868 ut one o'clock
= 1 to select delegates to the State Con-
vsntios. and for the transaction Of such
Usher business - may DO deemed proper.
.0 at ALI. HARRIS.
Chairman Central Committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

WssteyS Abms yosrxsl, KssssA
Tho acknowledge Masonio papsr q
tho oountry. -. $50
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

Every pagc shows. tho skill If tia
workmea who devete time 70 10 slasai-.
cal end learned pa9es.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07

Hox. Milo McGLATRERY, Presiding,
10. HArcM, District Attorney.
AARox KIMBALL, Clerk.
IF. POwELL, Sheriff.
Appeals.
4. W r Wells vs. Il Bingham, settled.
81. j Case W r Powell, Sheriff, con-
tipued. Il. ,s
Fayette Lincoln " W Y Wells, set
tied.
: :. L & Grssnleafvs Thomson & Thorn;
son. notion for nom trial grated, cause
continued. ~ u f
l., HHinds ~ g W6Axysr st. d. con-
tinued, ss45. VIZ.
2. John Mullen " VIM: Helms centin.
3. John w Cowan " &c Fellows ct.
u. Judgment against garnishse, Kerr for
amonpt rlhimea.. az,
1. L Carey " Asa Soushvell. With
drawn. 4..
s. James THOMSON vs. Q G Hevett et.
Il. continued.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07
xmpirs Sewing Ma
~ chino Co.,

Principal once els 1rosdvay llsy York
CREAT IMPROVEMENT il Sewing
NJ Machines. Empire Shuttle, Crank
Motion, Sewing Machine. Il is thus req
ing all positivc, II = not Liable TO get out
a order. II Is the best Family Machipel
Notice Is called to our new and improved
Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors, and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted
to whom . liberal discount will be given.
Ncconsignmeits 4ads (v7nlats
ZIP EnPIls Siwixo MAcRixs Co.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07
16Q pnoADwAY nav roRH.

....,s+ 162 BROADWAY NDW TORE.
AGENTS YoR RuRoPsAx HAxUyAoruRsas.
Announce that in consequence Of the over
stocking Of the English market, ian immense
quantity Of DRY and FANCY goods have
been consigned to them with instructions
to DO cleared for immediate CAsn. 1t any
sacrifice. A 4 Co., have, therefore, 10.
solved to Offer them according to their or.
binary system Of business n d each, with
out regard to value.
The following list shows the original
wholesale prices Of some Of the artic' ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07
The National Free mason.
? .; An ILLUSTRATES WsIKLY,

81 An ILLus7RArED WsBKLY.
Il the leading Masonic paper Of the
United States; circulating over the entire
country, and in London, Paris, and other
foreign parts.
This WEEKLY embraces sixteen pages:
each number csntaining the Life and en-
bellished with Portrait Of somo distin-,
guished Mason.
1t contains
SkErcHss,
PonrRY,
Sr01IEs,
DESIGNATIONS,
FAMILY ARTIoLnS,
Nnws, 49,
JU.IsrRCDExcs,
& And R8PLrEs 10 CoRRnsPoMD1xrs.
It combines the talent Of the ORDER in
its columns, and 90 . MASONIC and 81.
LEcr FAMILY JOURNAL, has no compctit-
or. Address. 800
On. McMrRDY,
NATIONAL FREExAsor.
2. o. Box 5oe3, New York CITY.
Terms.
- Per snnun in advance; g . half year:
single copies, 10 cts.
Club Rates.
s copies, SIS; 10 copies, 835; Is copies.
$3.50; 20 copies $50; Clergyman, IS.
Premiums to Clubs.
Parlor aud Large Organs + 0ielodeons
For 80 Subscribers, at IS each, an organ
Of any New York manufacture, worth $50.
for IS 1t -, worth SIS; for 100 at g..
worth 500; for 125 at IS, worth Sl25;
for $50 At s., worth $50; for It's at -,
$f75.
Se,ring Maehine fora v,fs and U'islo,0-
For so subscribers At "a each We Will
give sewing machine worth $50; for IS
Subscribers, $65; for 70. $40; for 100 sub
scribcrs, full cabinet, walnut or mahogany
IIemmer and Fsllsr, silver plated, $lOo.
For s Subscribers, at IS, Olivsr's Land
marks, ? vols, octave, IS; for 3 subssri-~
bers, divers, Dictionary and Cyclopsedia
Of Preemasonry, 50; for 2. Revelations Of
. square, 81 so; for Is. divers Works,
~ vols, $l5; In this proportion for any
work in the New York Market.
Regalia. r+s.r..
For 50, at d each. 10 Velvet Collars.
peoperay trimmed. for either Lodge or
Chapter worth $50; for IS subscribers. 10
Masonic Ribh0n Collars and 10 odgc.
Jewels, heavily plated. engraved in same
style ~ pure silver, worth S45; hr 80.
subscribers 10 Ledge Jewels, heavily pla-
ted, worth $50; for 90 subscribers. 10 Of
ficors' Aprons, stamped in gold. with lew
el Of Office, trisamcd with silk, $50; tor .,
subscribers, ~. Mason Dress Apron.
ornamented with Masonic devices ii, blue.
and gold, with silver Masonic tnssrls..
wcrth IS: for ~ suhscriben, q Golis PEN:
for SO subscribers, Cold Watch and
Chain, for lady or gentlemen.
- Wctwih deliver the articles ut our rosr,a
i23 Broome Street second story, or send
the books BY mail, stamps having boon
furnished II tho article Is to DO boxed.
the expense must b prepaid by tho person
sending for Y. a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-02-07
NOTIC'.S.
From'sAe PrsteSanf eHurckwea

Welcome Or more worthy Of commcnla.-
ton than tho National Encesnason. In
Editor Rev. Dr.. NeMurdy, clergyman
u Z thorough scholnr a, experienced
editor, an able WRITER and thoroughly
in.bucd with that cl,ayisy,. which il tho
truo bond aud cement net only Of the /,
craft, but Of oil civil aud religious soci-
ety.. lie scnds firth 4 paper every
week That is full Of vsiaaL le and ,ntor.
est;ug matter, mot Gully adapted to mem-
bers u the fraternity, but for other
readers. Every Craftsman should sub
scribe to It snI others might bo improv-
I'd by reAlingit.
Enquirer Of Connseti.st.)
Tho National FfccmasOn il the lar.
gcst and beat Nnsoaic journal ia tho
country.
tUrion + ili.souri.)
Tho boat paper that we have seeo.
tGa=sste, Ner Hamp.kirsl
By far tho best Masonic paper eves
Published.
Palladium, lad.ana
!. Certainly ono Of the very best paper.
in tue country.
.''''.9' THE World, Of Paris,
It il tho beat American Weekly that
crosses tho Atlantic. :.
Tho M,,ror, Of Londoa.)
Il 10 the cheapest aad best paper Of
the kind ~ tho world.
tls'eelise, cincisnsti, o.
Masonic Isrealitss should not fail %
subscribe for the National freemYsors..
Il is studded with excellent Information.
-Eastssn Journal Md.
Tho best established Masonic iousaal
il the U. >.
p sssylvaata Ss~iinsl
Very handsome Journal Of high litsra-
Eastern Journal Nd
The best Masonic publication IN
Amcrica-this 10 saying . great .dsal-
jet not too much.
E~~n....l>~ AAs>A
Every pegc shows. tho skill ,of tia
workmen who dsvete time 70 10 slasai~
cal and learned paGes.
WsstsyS Hbms yossrasl, KswssA
Tho acknowledge dasonie pspss q
tho country. .,,.5 stsss s
Ohio Seati~el
The best Masonic pAper published,
onion sens;n<t Kaa.a...f =
Although smphs.ically masonic Jour-
nal, rot the studying and thoueA t6nl
seeker atfsr knoslsdse Who . nce {
freemason, viii ind in L muoh 70 proAt
and '.eerese. eaa l44A. fst4rsx
ss.ss j" .14l g.
Nev Jersey Rsvisv:
The uguatumnpsthAnasoaaAl OnGkn
lie Of publication excellent family
paper, f1en which svseythng objsetien>
abb ID sxoluded. tie.
3 r u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREENBRIER CO. w va

These Springs, SO long and favorsbly known IN
the seekers OF health q nd pleasure, will - a
beopen Tor the reception OF visitors on VEykO
the let OF June. With extensive improve I6s
ments and general refur nil ing OF the esf.
nent We will be prepared for the comforts BE A..
commodation OF from fifteen hsad,ed 10 too fkos ~
Hot and warm sulphlr Baths. so euine.tly ser,
ucespie In connection with the internal use Of
saeee AteIetive waters. ere always st the command
One Of the best City BANDS OF Nusrc vim b.
IN attendance to snliven the LAWNS and the BAL Z
ROOM; and Q suitable LIvKRY will be open 20
the uee Of thooe who may desire to indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be &9 . day, or So Der month:
children under 10 yeerS, end coored servauts half
price; whfss servants according to accommoda
10 ssort or sx,.ns. win ;. sp.rsd .. tn. par. Of
The Proyftetere, 70 manage this estabiishment IN
nannsr eest ealculated 70 promote the comfsrt OF
s'"s pryroNa co
white Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April 18th. isss.
- Fer . full account Of the MEDICINAL Err.
cAcy AND APPLICANT ofthese waters to particn
lar SsesssS the rssdsr rstsrrsd 70 the late Sors
Of Dr. n0QRAAns On the :. Mineral waters Of the
Unieed etatoo end Ca1eda, |" 20 be found a Msssrs
kns ,ssl,! p5as si''isors = ,.s s'S SsA:s sSSf
s.:. s.i e n 1855 Of
- noUr1 10 fHI SPIN 0s from ssy po,,t
D0NsvILLI. sfAdNToN, 70 covINGHi;oS vINGH; SoS,
Raj, thence by Fine Line Of etaee t,ose hs. IN
veil ersde6 Turnpike, % nilss to the Sprincs.
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RADwAY,s READY RELIEF
r.. r. r..

We viii frst consider in Its capacity = special
ity Our far famed remedy, Radwsy Ready Relief,
eymbolfZed throughout the civilized world uoder
the significant ALTERATION X. X. X. This remedy
is happily possessed OF properties that give imme-
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most skeptical can feel its power in few nds
especially where the sufferer is the victim Of en-
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remedy OF time IL takes TO remove the perception
or sensation OF pain. or Of the cost; for the mo-
ment II is applied TO the part of the bedy where
pain exists the patient is relieved. a And III the
pain Is from an established disease, cure will
soon follow.
The Ready Relief 10 q vegetable remedy IL Is
pure, safe, and innocent Ii is quicker In subdui
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Morphine. Chloroform. Ether. Opium. or any other
agent 1ts simplicity Of application renders il a
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covers the entire of family accidents that
liable 20 occur al any moment. The Ready Rellet
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In every family, this READY BELIEF will, In =
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but will always do good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The Republican
Conventions for nominating city officers and
candidates for Congress met to day. Charles
O'Neill was nominated for Congress in the
Second district. In the convention for nom-
mating a District Attorney, the organization was
delay ed by contest for the chairmanshIp. 1t
is believed, however, that VIM. b. Mann will
be renOm mated.
MEADvILLE PA, June 10.-J udge Pitts has
been unanimously nominated for Congress by
the Crawford County Republican Convention
PHILA.ELPHIA, June 10.-Benj. l.. Berry
was nominated by the Republicans in the First
Congressional District. Leonard Myers in the
Fourth, and William d. Kelsey In the Fifth
Districts were renominated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
Chief Justice Chase on the Situation.

Shet Justice Chase on the Situation.
The following confidential letter. says the
correspondent Of the New York Herald, from
Chief Justice Chase to a personal friend, has
been handed 70 me. 1t so distinctly marks the
present position and sentiments Of Mr. Chase
on important political questions, that 1 do not
feel at liberty to withhold its Publication:
~ WASHINGTON, May IS, ls6s.--Ny Dear Sir,
abandon the great principles for the success Of
which have given my entire life." adhere
to my sold creed Of equal rights" without one
jot or title of abatement. shall be glad if
the new professors Of that creed adhere to 1t as
faithfully.
am amazed by the torrent of invec.ives by
which am drenched. Almost everything al.
leged as facts is falsehoods out Of the whole
cloth. Where an allegation has little fact in
II the fact Is so perverted and trayested that it
becomes falsehoods. l know no motive for
all this except disappointment that impeach-
ment has not thus far proved success, coupled
with belief that have done something to
prevent Its being q success. have not been a
partisan Of i%ReaehmeDt certainly put have
siding omcer over the trial, my conscience tes.
tifies that have been strictly impartial; and
am sure that any one who reads the report will
say so. individually l have my convictions
and opinions, but i very seldom gave utter.
ance to them. Indeed, do not think that the
case, IN any ofits aspects, has been the subject
four or five Senators, and then emily causually
and briefly. No Senator will say that have
sought to influence him. ..
The real ground of denunciation is that
have not been partisan Of convictions; and
this denunciation am willing to bear. They
may denounce and abuse me, and read me out
OF the party If they choose. follow my old
lights, not the new.
What the developments of the future may be
] know not j neither expect or desire to be a
candidate for once again. II would, however,
crafty me exceedinglyi II the Democratic party
would take ground which would assure the
party against all attempts to subvert the prin.
ciple Of universal suffrage established IN eight
and TO be established in all Of the southern con.
stituepcies. Then, ! think, the future of the
great cause for which ] have labored 90 lon
would be secure, and should not regret nv
absence from political labors. 80
SALMON p. CHASE.
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BY Bankers and Brokers Telegraph.l
Lewis johnson Il Go. quote stocks and bonds

by Bankers and Brokers Teleeraphl
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June 10.-First Board-U. SGs
lei, coupon, l16 y; Saws, ls6a, coupons, II2 \
1864, coupon, llOk; ls66 coupons 1lOS; Is6a
coupon, new, 1l2I; 62o's, lc67, coupon. ll3;
l0&0's, coupons, lO6; 7-3O's second, le9s: I-3U's
third, lus y; Pacific Mail, e5 =; Ohio and Missls-
slppi Certificates, 30; Mariposa, 6; Atlantic
.. Telegraph, 3ai Quicksilver, 20 h: Boston
Water Power, :: N. Y. Central, l33S; Erie.
ssA; do preferred, s5h; Hudson. lil; Rsadins.
SSi Michigan Centrai, l19k; Michigan SOUTH
ern, SOY; Illinois Central, l55x; Cleveland ana
Pittsburg, q; Northwestern, 90; do. prerd
81 Cleveland and Toledo, 1Oes; Rock Island,
lG3a; Fert Wayne, III y; Alton & Terra Hsute,
43h: Toledo Wabash, &eS; Adams Ex., SIN /;
Wells, Fargo Go. Express, ~; American Ex-
press, 53ii United States Express, 55Y; Mer-
chants Union. 2s II Chicago Alton, 1jo; prrd,
130; Gold,l39k. Market weak
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The Working People.

In New York, the Iourneymen bakers. whose
preparations TO demand an increase of wages
have been previously mentioned. are now part
on strike, and part on the point of striking
Union No. l, numbering SO men, are already
on strike. and have appointed a vigilance
committee OF ten for each ward in the city, to
watch the several shops closely and see
whether any new men We're put in their places,
and II so not TO allow such men to proceed.
Ihe Increase demanded is an addition of sS
per week to present wages, and S. per week
extra for board, and only twelve hours labor
per day. This, il is estimated, would raise
the wages about as follows of foremen.
from S2l to SD; first hands, from Sl1 10
SIS, and Of second hands from Sl3 to Sl5.
Union No. will pay SIG per week to mar.
ried men and s. to single men during the
continuance Of the strike. The men who
to devote the whole or a portion thereof to
support non.society men who NAV be idle, but
who, by enrolling themselves on the books of
the society, shall agree not TO interfere with
the strikers. Union No. 2, mum mbering 2iO mex
made demand Of the same terms as No. /
from the master-b bakers, and being refused are
beginning TO stop work. 1t is asserted that, in
few days, all the bosses will agree to the ad-
vance asked, and thus end the strike with the
least loss in time and money to themselves and
their employees. An address is in course of
preparation on behalf OF the journeymen bakers
to the boss bakers, the trades and the public
generally, giving a statistical account Of the
pronts OF the employers, the treatment of the
journeymen, and all other indisputable facts,
ihtehoeo 10 enlist the sympathies OF the people
In their cause. In Brooklyn, the journeymen
bakers report majority Of the bosses are in IA.
vor OF complying with the demands Of the men
The German bosses in New York, Harlem
Manhattanville, and Jersey City, are reported
to have generally concluded to pay the ad.
vance. The New York clothing cutters hav.
ing agreed TO ask an advance from Sl2 and sic
week to $40 week, report that some firms
nave already acceded to the demand, and that
others have promised to pay the increase The
New York stair-builders report that the bosses
are willing to give &a.25 per day as soon as the
advanced rate is generally agreed upon among
the employers The Quarrymen OF Hudson
(New York; city and county who, a week ago.
demanded - so per day, ana work to stop at
nve O'Clock on Saturday, report that most Of
the bosses have complied with the request
The laborers employed in an extensive staye
yard in Brooklyn, East District, have struck
Tor an advance from % to 81 90 a day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
MOYements of Admiral Earragut

BRUSSELS, June 9-kng Leopold and
Queen Maria have arrived here to tender a
welcome to Admiral Farragut, who has arrived
here from Antwerp. Admiral Farragut par.
took Of grand banquet tonight
LONDON. June lO-Forenoon.-.U. S. 5-2O's,
I21a73. Eries, 46K. Illinois Central, 10I1.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Afternoon.-Cotton
quiet. Sales Of 5000 bales. Breadstuffs q uiet
QUEENSTOWN, June lO.-The steamer CITY
OF London arrived here to-day.
LONDON, June 10-Afternoon.--Con for
money, "a laos. U. S. 5-2O's, 72X.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Afternoon.-Cotton
irregular. The shipments of cotton from Bonn.
bay up TO June 9th, since the last report,
amount TO $4,000 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10

or cure, is OF more value TO the world than ali
other discoveries in vogue.
II instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
Spasms and holds the constituents of the blood To-
gether, e9ualizine the circulation and preventine
the OF the vatery constituents from the
and purefng In yellow Fever il is iihesise an
potent, and with the assistance Of Radvsyt Pills,
them that may be seized
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other fevers, its use viii always insure .
cure.
In Rheumatism, Neuraleia, Gout, Tic poloreux,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
ANNUAL CONCLAVE. KNIGHTS TEN.
..PLAR.

SCRANTON, PA. June lO.-The annual con-
clave OF the knights Templar of this State was
held here yesterday, aid was largely attended
The officers will be elected this morning and
grand procession formed at 2 o'clock, when an
oration will be delivered by General r Biddle
Roberts, of Pittsburg. and the officers installed
in office AT Washington Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money MARKET Is without the
slightest change to advise. The supply con-
tinues very large, while the demand is quite
moderate, and only sufficient TO absorb a small
portion Of the offerings. Call loans are per
cent 70 the Government bankers, and &A5 per
supply, and the best names pass NJ 10 6 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10
BOILER EXPLOSION.

Boston, June lO.-The boiler of the Os wego
planning mills, at Cambridge, exploded yester-
day, partially demolishing the building. The
foreman Of mill, Thomas Drinon, and George
Pike were badly injured, and the latter is
thought to be fatally wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10

THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY Re-
LIEF ARE C0UHTER-IRRITANT, RUBEFA-
GENT, ANfLsPAsMoDIc, pIsINFEcrANr,
ANTIsEPTIC, DIFFUsIvE srIMULANr.
TONIC, NERvINE, ANoDYNR, AHr-AcIp.
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WORCESTER, MASS, June lO.-Asa Hapgood.
the veteran conductor and proprietor Of the
New York and Boston sleeping cars, died at
his residence in this city to-day.
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RENOMINATION OF CONGRESSMAN
ARNELL.

Especial Dispatch to the Starr
NASHVILLE, June lO.-Hon S. N. Arnell, the
representative in Congress from the Sixth Con-
gressional District, was renominated at the
Republican Con vention, which met at John
sonville. Hon. A. +. Brown was nominated
for ElectOr