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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-04

Disinfect.
Carbolic Acid,
Chloride Lime.
Just received and for sale at
J. McfNTOS3S' Drug Store.
For Fever and Chills.
Just Received
100 100 S27;, Sz Sulphate ouinine, o...,
2 Doz. Vim de Quinium-French
Vim de Seguin-Paris.
Rowan's Tonic Mixture
Hegeman's Ferrated Elixir Cali
isaya Bark
" " Sandford's Liver Invigorator
Panknin'S llepatc Bitters
Hostettcr's
" Sumpter
" Oxygenated
And for sale at
Summer Medicines.
Solution Citrate Magnesia-fresh.
SeidEdtz Powders
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
Husbands s Calcined Magnesia
For sale at J. McINTOSH'S Drug Store.
Blood Tonics & Invigorants.
Lawrence's Rosadalis
Queens Delight-Risher Hcinitsh's
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Townsend's Sarsaparilla
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
Cherokee Remedy.
For Children.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Dalby's Carminitive
Van Duesin's Worm Confections
Hurley's 9.
Fahnestock' s Vermifuge
Dead Shot
Also,
A full assortment of Colognes, Perfumery,
and Soaps, from the hest French and Ameri-
can manufacturers, with complete stock of
French Candies, &c.
% All prescriptions will be carefully
compounded by DR.. T. Gouin, at all hours
of the day or night, at
J, McINTOSH'S Drug Store.
Aug 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
STRIKERS AT wILKEsBARRE.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 22.-About 200 strikers,
armed with clubs appeared In the streets o Wkesbarro
on Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. They Wis
tied the mines and shops about Wkcsbarrc. forcing the
men, in all but instance. to quit work on Tuesday
afternoon they marched 10 Pttson stopping the works
ON the way. To-day they have been engaged
in stopping the works about Pitston aud preventing
trains from running the Pannsyly ania Coal Company
railroad II is reported that they killed one man at Pitts
ton and helped themselves 10 rations from the stores
They are NOT however generally violating the peace or
exciting much alarm They have received some acces
oD and are supposed I've 500 strong They are IN
two bOdIes-one marching on DumOre ana one on TINS
CITY The columns are 10 form Junction here TO,
morrow morning. IL has been decided not
10 resist them here long they commit no outrnges
The miners and workmen will generally turnout on the
arrival Of the strikers and probably resume work again
AS they gone Tho speaker OF the s'IkeIs ~
AN freshman named James Lambert He says their pur-
nose Ia 10 secure ten hours pay for eight hours work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
DIED.

BAKRR-A Sacramento CAL the 5th inst william Batter nr
merry Of tbi, city. in the seth year Of his age
DE SAINT HILAIRB-At York Sunday July 49, Ed@on
De Saint Hae son OF Adophe H. and Angelina Lhaa De Sam
The angels, his brethren longed for him"
DUNHAM-on WEDNESDAY Jolly % Jane, wife OF Aaron Dunha AsS
The friends Of the family Invited to attend th; funeral Prd
moag AZ lnl o'clock Boookyn The 70
mains viii be taken % Bloomfield, n. J., for intsrment
PRAsRR-Tbe members Of Cru Lion Conmandey NJ ~ are
invited 10 meet xh Holland Lodge No CRYSTAL No ls
Er,,er Friday the 2itb inst. from bs late rs
5see Ns az safest Booklyn CHARLES W. sI sscrder.
KIYG-On Ja 49, at the residence ihe W%
+ Berry 22s DeAns. Brooklyn Ms VIM A. Mig 10 'Ae sts
The friends The family are invited ateud the fOnsra sta OOA
this DAY.
LRWIS-on Wednesday morning 2d the re.dencs Of hes
SON John r. Lewis No 3Ol gnyst. sarah widow Ae w Kos
well esq and daughter Of the late Capt JohL HooAe o'
The relsyes spd friend, invited attend TIE fnner. e,Ts. ..
FRIDAY O'Clock from All SAINTS 'hnfeo eo'ae' " Hs''
uocKwOop-on Wednesday the d Inst At Bus.lo aer. ver
sber, illness John Lockwood ofthi' etL c.... ~ a.
HIS will take place at Lthgo", Dntehe" 'ouoN
O'Clock THURSDAY the Ed Inst .
MREXs-At his summer residence Isp L. L. on TUESDAY July u
Joseph Meeks esq q this y sssd = from nj. late ,..ieue.
No IL The friends Of his sons John aud Joseph '" esA
particularly invited to attend .
MHRRTT-In Brooklyn Fourth Day the Zd inst hsy D. "o~
Of Wilson Merritt. 10 her 18th year t,, - .,,.,.
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully 1ea 70 st'saa
her from the residence OF Der son no Iet ~
Kabave from south east coaer Of CaIon 90 ou Ov
Friday at m.
RoBSsoSOu sunday July 49, Carthage Landing Amelia ohi.
son wife Robinson. and granddaughter Of Tue ave "eOss
Schot esq. in TIE 2t rear Of her age ,.,.,. -.
Robinson esq., V"'u'ge hSuu'Ns y" '''' ~ '
3oeloek !,
wATRRRURY-on TUESDAY morning July o. 1862 Willie on son d
The relatives and friends toe family respectfully inea 70 aa
hs funeral THURSDAY aieraoou jay - Al Sn ~
residence parents One hundred and any second
hs Carriages will be waiting One hunteiaud any see
ondst ARRIVAL Of the 2oeoek train nom IhiHe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
THE WEATHER.

Tie mercury yesterday gave Indications 81
,,h,g mn TO the nlnetes again. and bringing oack ue
heated term After reaching the seh uegree' hoNe.eI
!. nen, enough but the atmosphere was 80 hucn
asy han during the terrible days OF last week tnat
sV on,nnratiyey quite pleasant Inc nulhOes OF Sun
was com g'n"rted Was very small correspondent OF
sbS Iincrs San gives the following ADVICE N rsssrs
to the cure az stimulus, and that Will do no
S exposed to s S%GSSe s ssat .pTss
carry wiz. 'Io nnch into each drink Of water they
Sey Would not be likely to drink 50 much as
90 aug T,s Wind of stimulan Will not intoxieate our
Guq. w,h SSS no .%a
eneo ~ Number Six mot drops), or IN lts aDsenoe,
GOOD strong mixture of cayenne ana liquor else
ord ot,sn save life WHO'RE other thngs SL ruS p0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

PRESIDENT WHITES NEW ASSOCIATES.
A letter received by ex-senator Cornell from
A. ID. White, President of the Cornell University gVes
the following description OF Mr.. James Law who has
just accepted chair In that institution. The letter
bears date July and received by Mr. Cornell only
a short time since Mr.. White says:
my DEAR Mr.. CORNELL; I have secured Goodwin
Smith, late Professor at Oxford University Pro-
fessOr of glish and General Constitutional History
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery OF Goodwin Smith
need not speak, no man has more noble reputation here
in America. He one OF those In the high Paces
who stood by in fearful struggle nrst last
and always, and his ability places him among the fore
historians of this century He enters heartily into
our plan and from England goes to America for term
OF wears during which ne desires to prepare general
history OF the development OF American cYizaton He
had thought Of taking up his residence at Providence.
He is attracted in our direction by quiet Of neigh
bOrhOOdby library and by hopes OF pleasant assoc
citation with our professors"
In regard to Professor Law. Mr. White says:
''As you know, have looked through the principal
agricultural and veterinary colleges OF Europe before
irving here. have found several excellent candidates,
but find Mr. Law vastly their superior he has pub
lished books and articles which have given him hiRh
reputation this side the water, ana personally ne e
everything could desire. His education was received
not only here but at the great Airport Imperial school In
France His testimonials from leading men In his profeS
sion in England Scotland Ireland, France and Germany
show HIM leader in his profession, although still ayouns
man."
In regard to books, Mr. White writes:
have bought here, among vast number OF other
literary, scientific and practical societies. among them
fun act OF Mechanical Magazines, Builder Architects and
Engineers Journal, Engineer, London Times since 1881
Saturday Reriew, from beRinning Ltn1tedn Society,
Royal Society," OdTeadish Soeiet arundel SOe,ey Royal
SOcie from 1866 TO 1861 Geological Society," PdteontoOgt
cal Society," all fall OF engrayings &c. DC Lord Kings
volumes folio Art Journal, from commencement; De-
mons Egypt; Scott Russels shipbulding, and Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
or ARrERLY SESSION OF GRAND DIVISION Oh
EASTERN NETWORK.

QUARTERLY SESSION OF GRAND DIVISION OF
EASTERN NEW-YORK
The Grand Division of the Sons OF Temper
anco Of Eastern NewYork held their Quarterly Session
Taleotts Hall, at sing Sing, yesterday. The Drahu
worthy Patriarch the Rev. Samuel Mexican Of Troy pre-
sided All the subordinate divisions wero r'P.e'
sented. Forty new members were admitted Inc
o,,a,,.r,v renort gave encouraging account
Of the conditions and prospects OF the oiarr;
The Grand scribe reported IJ new DIVISIONS on 100
during the mast quarter aud an addition OF ABOUT 800
.njsrs There are now 367 divisions on tle ron CON-
nn.'ro he Eastern Graud Division, comprising uPWslu
~ 10 900 members The Grand Treasurer reported Una.
the receiuts for the quarter were s1l2O 81 v
ments, S1G29 Is; leaving balance IN the hva' srs
~ son 81 The receipts in the subDlvisohs sso
a. qso 4. The cash ON hand IN the Divisions Us No
i r. The following delegates were chosen 70 snf
tans Temnerance Convention 70 he held In CleNelau
OHIO Iulv 30 the Rev. \. T. Piersou OF WaterloIa
: ID Foot Of New York CITY Mr. A. C. Flanagan VI ssn
York city; Mr.. g. Howe Of sing sing; v Mr SoSe Of
cn,n,mey OF Poughkeepsie the Rev. Franklin NoDio w
Rronhiv4S and Col j. W. Harcourt OF Albany During
the past quarter 10 toored Divisions were qrnsu , @
uora ofled admission into the Grand DIVISION Du PIc
fer TO form Grand Division by themselvest anu
made an apri1oaon to that effect, which weS appocu
Tho names xt several candidates were pYoposco 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
THE PRESIDENCY.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.

AypANY. July 22.-The Republican state
Central Committee met at the Delavan House ,o'uay
The utmost unanimity and confidence was mdnlo'
THE following organization was effected; O""i-
Hamilton Harris; Secretary. James Ter"ilhgei oes
,,ror Waldo Hutchns Executive Committee-lhe O ,
GERS II r. Low A. d. Wart j. c. AbDe'J' W. oI,oos,
Merritt and L. Kingsley. Mr Harris received al tor
unanimous election a few scattering votes OelnS O
q r. butcher Of BROOKLYN. The trouble IN inc W
ranks in the City OF New-York cams Wy ~, ,rot,
ainclar Tousey spoke in favor OF recoi'IHH -. -,
third-st party with open arms. nc a"u NJ a. tba
ling to return without demahulns ""' 80, rJtob,ns
,,rsaont or,apization Of the Committee maluo -,
a i, ,,,,lx 70 this suggestion. and expresseu 'ne
,r,' -, himself and his friends TO 90 Whatever
,ha,, oo,ld 70 harmonic matters LUIS ""' ~
feaiing NJ all who were present r'
So finally left the hahus Vi 'n0 NAeU
Hva Committee with fuh power " oo"
so.,,ti committee held brief meeting without trans
' hs,ness Of importance, and then adjourned
q 80, IN New.York on Thursday Of next week Inc
aoo,ort for the canvass will be made at that uine'
hb A. i. not proposed to open IL before the ISL VI sop
80 meanwhile the members OF the central COM
,o are 70 organize campaign clubs In every Town IN
an. s,ate The campaign will be vigorous and all are
oOedent Of success The meeting of the Committee TO-
Ss developed unexpected strength in every section OF
,h state and there is no doubt felt 10 the complete
.-,unpb Of the Republican ticket in November
The Executive Committee Of the State Soldiers organ
,zaton met at the Delavan House to-day aud adopted
resolutions fol the thorough organization OF the soldiers
ana sailors in every county in the State Mass meetngS
lin no called at convenient points and the State
thorouehly canvassed The Committee has adopted as
d,stnctive appeatiOn the name of The Grant and Col
far Boys in Blue" The Soldiers Committee was received
by the state Central Committee and other plans were
arranged 40 as TO harmonic throughout the campaign
Many prominent Republicans, exclusive OF the members
OF the committees were in town today ana great e'
ssasm was manifested Tho Republican forces in this
STATE have never gone into battle with much unity OF
oouneil or greater confidence of success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
OBITUARY.
NJ. PAULIN LIMAYRAC.

NJ. Paulm Limayrac, a gentleman widely
known in France writer, both in politics and bellies
es OF profound analytical power and great mastery OF
language dead He was OF the editors Of the Revue
deS Dr Monde from 1913 to 1885, and contributed to other
periodicals.. In 1s49 he wrote fye-act comedy, La
Coincide Espagne" which, though never played owing
to political event obtained for him. in 1885, the Cross
OF Commander OF the order OF Charles Ill OF Spain.
From 1852 to 1855 he was literary eder Of the Presse
newspaper and May 1885, he became OF the polit-
cal editors OF the Constitutional He was also writer
for the Pae and in June 1861 became edtornohief OF
the Pays position he left IN October Of the same year
for tho Constitutional. He decorated with the
Legion Of Honor In 1885, and In 1891 promoted to
Grand Officer He subsequently the recipient OF
other hOnOrs. NJ Lmayrac died at the age OF 81 years,
being born at Caussade Feb. 90 1917. lie began DIS
literary In 1870 Several collections OF his articles
in the Journals and reviews have been published
JOSEPH WEEKS.
Mr.. Joseph Weeks, an old merchant of this
city died NJ his residence In slip Long Island on Tues
day ut the age Of % years. Mr. Weeks born In this
city the year I'LL, and in his lifetime had the great
fayette. Pulaski, Koscusko, Washington. Green. Wag-
ner and many other officers or the Revolution His
mother descended from the Huguenots and spoke the
French and English languages with equal fuency:
While French allies enoamped In an orchard
connected she often walking with Washington
ish evacuated tho city, November 49, 1885, Mr. Weeks was
II years old, and he assisted In hauling down the Brit
fan flag the Battery. Mr.. Weeks began business In
Broadst nearly 30 years ago. aud from time to time he
Rua income his city property was more than the en-
fireO original cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
THE LYNCHING OF THE EXPRESS ROBBERS IN
INDIANA-ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

CINCINNATI, o., July 22.-The three robbers
who were ynched near seymour made fnll coniessQn
az their with robberies and murders III
that Vicinity Their headquarters were at the house DC
cupied by the Reno family near Rockiord ABOUT w"
orignators Of numerous murders and highway roberes
and direct participators nearly al oil the rendernS
law.abdluR citizens In constant state OF fear J0hh
Reno is now in the Missouri PeniteutIary Two 0lner
Of the Adams Express Company. Frank Reno the most
klfnl and adroit assassin rObber ~ the whole ram
,Iv is now Mt Windsor, Canada West. large reward
viii be maid by the officers OF Adamss Express company
on the delivery OF the body Of Frank Keno AZ seymour
Ia kson County. Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23

each OF the oces which are TO be vacant October
MI c. NJ Ameran resigned his position as Grand Treas
urer, on account OF business engagements. Mr.. A. r
Hggins OF BROOKLYN was elected TO I'LL the vacancy The
Grand Chaplain the Rev. Peter Stryker OF New YORK
having removed 10 Philadelphia. also resigned ana the
Rev. r. NJ Hastings OF Sandy Hill chosen to oil the
vacancy The adjourned 60 meet In New
In October, the time OF the yearly session. PuDnc
meetings held at the Hail. under the auspices OF the
local Division OF Sing Sing the evening OF the 2st INST
and last evening The meeting held Tuesday evening
was addressed by Mr. A. C. Flanagan and Capt DE
Camp OF New-YOrk.
The meeting ast evening was addressed by Capt Char
ters and Col williamson Of Brooklyn, Mr. jenkins OF
iOnkers and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23

applying cold water 70 the head and giving the patient
plenty OF fresh air The writer says that he saved
valuable horse fOmdeath by suRstrOke by administers
ing four ounces OF Number Six with pint Of whisky.
The following Of suffering from the heat are 70
ported yesterday:
Henry Kelser glass blower aged II years. employed
at No yesterday rendered nsensfblo
by the heat. Taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Daniel KIM German aged "a years. OF No as Ernst,
last evening died No 256 West Thirty-thirdst FROM
the effects OF the heat.
An unknown was last evening found in Elgbthst,
near Broadway Frustrated by the heat Taken TO Bee
yue Hospital.
susan sPach was last found Frustrated On the
Battery. Taken to Bellevue Hospital.
John Doyle native Of Ireland aged IS years, last
evening died suddenly at No. 46 MuIberryst.
Nex-YOrk. Hour. Ther. Bar HoSr Th>r Ftp6
July "a. 1eo 1885 s.sw. s2o % s9 sSR
II 8to 1884 Ss.W. 7so 1880 n
$50 291 Ssh II $50 1890 a \.
REaARKs-MOnng- " 81 outy
Very cloudy Vs hay to sunset Esnng-ysy hs o. liz
tie harry TO H.
period OF very hot weaher The extreme heat Of summer BAG
already September the thermometer sometimes
s generally only sbsO esrA AusS
however often bot month will not be hot this JaJ
has been hight for the Thermometer Ia Angus as ~
1Joi sometimes 95o Ga Aug IL 1864 az
w was registered this though bat about once y Ja
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEw OPtyANs July 22-Cotou duh snd sales; miing ucu-
iBaly 81 yc receipts bales Sterling Exchange @ New foh
Sish Frchsug per premium Gold 42 flour quiet snpee.
6ne 81 Choice 5Od$4 Corn doll s0991t Dat. dab
unchanged qdet at 29 80 Bacon dull Shoulders,
l3c Sides LIE Lard quiet; Tieree, lsc keg zoe
MOBILE Ala Jny 2CottOn market dull sales 70 bales Lo" Md
dings III d2Sc. Receipts bale exports. 1923 bales
WILHsGroN n c. July 22Spih Turpentne good aemand
the advance 10 40c Casks Ale Rosns fn Strained
~ %; No % 90 NO l. 80 IS Low Pale, 81 IS Tar steady n
81 s. -,
bales Middling. 30c. 80 =
bales; Mddings receipts bales exports coast"e ~
bales
mammal. recepts bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
THE TURF.
TROTTING

rRoTTING At THE FASHION TRACK.
The Fashion Track was well attended yes
terJv ON the occasion OF two trots The result OF the
srs dsappouted the hackers OF the favOre Commodore
vanderbilt The match between Louise ana Nancy fat
was also a victory for the nontaVorie
Match 600 mi heats hest three 10 i've q,
n Roieo 2 Can't Gin to harness.
b. Vanderbilt ts~a
- 1885,
2Jti-2.3J-2:3l4.
Same Dy-Mateh slA mile heats best three IN Eve to harness
Ion,.r carving IS pounds extra ,
A. Stntuons H.
Il m.
-
2:i5t-2s4lt-2s4Jt-2t5
A puu,s Head trot between Cracker Boy and charlie
was won with by the former IN three straight meats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
The lCelebi'ated
WALTER GRAPE


- ,,nee With present tesaer ard ate 'aususs.
We Aos II never rots Its abundant sugar rslss "a
gspe erest grower and bearer now contains ito ~ =.
tns se - corups Ia cluster the last weh - an a.
ooea W. nave not the foliage 20 mdew 49, n,as
I Is seeding Of the Delaware crsses WIZ s - ssr
az L. than either Rpens before the Har'onl .5v.ree
~, b,rissf and variety No one !esf a. nscLme
p, ei'sd in rotation while supply lasts No M
,arn for beautiful and opinions o. man Al pow
SEM R "a our in New-Yok Guy n Y
, ISotei No n Parkrow. FERRIS CA $50.
. ErLiterts aud Bnilders.-Pans Ad $1,000 a
40 lie erected 10 Des hoh's' ~"
LOT 49, Oh ce upt the 6rs day q pscelssrh 80.
rbrse plans VIII he accepted. n co, W. ~,
bns oor A Be ~ cost :
ffst os ~ 10 Rrjtiipg 70 = lS0No 90. - 60.
seco Wy ~ prbirF 10 S2WDOoi for Neu W IN -
Third Vne W 5eS each De.ed statement Of Requirements VI" "
boAil vi. e,rrston the Secretary Of STATE . - s..
| b. order OF the Census I T % 1882
pss MoiSEs Iowa. June 20 loo5.
- = Loye the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dlhztlhte~s,
II YOU ~ Oppression after eating, Sour ksng o. ,,,,,,Ss
II you thauk % afe lsls "a
ns g, tTIC LOZHNGES viii forfeit TIE pres q , we "
I Tsmont Temple Boston, and AZ CHI ItN VS -.
Jxre',s No Srhaye and eyeUNheIe. Alleo 9- - -
,yiih Rad Smells-PHGNlX DlSlhf $500, ,o,,-i
80 ssst deodOrker Will render watercoseo ~ noct
h.es m 49, try yards perfectly SEeet and hsssh 49, asArded
.lors At Giants the ~ and worms rls.
Nv Iin,ri.tr .ute, 1861 Agency, No - Dsy
Notice.-The Mails for Europe ss.rTRn AZ elos-
90. ls once N TUESDAY TBURSpAi S n q ana D. Ii Is
La n ososk noon ana At stations and D. IFS "
snd n Isle at n sclecka a. ~. ~ closing viii b
pcsssd GsHsra oaos 'sa 'A' S- JAMES KILL n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
Spstial aciitts.

Thirteenth District ,.,,,
GRANT COLFAN GRiSHOLD AND CphNbiL. .
nd Meeting will be held At Republican HsadgG'rserS
No. 6 Fghthaye Twentebs on FRIDAY bS bsnG, .'a
W. ok 10 reSpond Naousl and state nonlnslons OF
he Rrvublican party The Hon. HORACE GkkhLhi we hon
TIIohORE Triton ou CAS y SPENCbk and others WIZ
ss. The meeting Robeons @ Regt band w be 10 atIeaaAhe~
a n " BENZ b DUMyILbB, President Association
GEo. MrosstL' Secretaries.
"ho' W. ''" s,ML b. H. VANCE Chairman RI Committee
T. McLEOD Secretary c.-.c,.- ct.A
NM V. ALEXANDER, Pres pro- em Grant and Collar Cluo'
Cs.HIrs HgTrsR seorr-He"
pegn,r etue of the Association Nil be held AZ
bsuar,er, M BoweO near Fhst Ga TIL hSPAl ~ M
ING Jul, al O'Clock SlEfhbNh maj = '''''@'-'
WiLLIAA BUTLER, SECRETARY. ----. -. ..-I.n
The Committee VIII meet az ms sAss' Es,~S
Gro r. LANGHRM. Secy. ChAs. d Dho" - Nnsi,-
Eieyenfi Assembly District srant and Coiia1 WIZ.
H. i h. mrsting Club bed THIS (IhnsiHl
NC Ir,v "a A O'Clock ETeteit Rosns eofnsf
4 Brpairsy-
G G. Prse ass1t,,- soasaAH"s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
Convention then adjourned.
"rug RLoAryp BoNDHoLDERs.o

The Hon. Amasa Walker, in an article upon
the Claims OF the Bondholders" in Lippineous Maga
cine for August, after enunleratng the various S'"
which would suffer by reputation, says 49,, o.ar.
1.-THE sayngs Banks have, from the first to the ptese
time invested largely in the National bonds All the IN
terest they have received upon loans made before VIZ
which, according 10 the terms OF payment; mi
have been paid Ia gold, In paper on par Win kUi
been paid VA greenbacks, which they were
y Law 20 take; and 10 large extent they have lhVes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

Hot weather at Cincinnati yesterday.
Peter Hughes. a sailor of the bark Graves, Tell
through The hhway vessel yesterday morning and VIII ue O
niur,s o the brain
A travelling pauo-tuneT, Rich by name, ma
- W,burg fl 6an story window q hotel n Buhalo
Yesterday morning and was killed
n w Morriss store, at COnshOcken, ID, was
burned YESTERDAY The caused by me sHpoS"a " ' VI
coil oil Mr. Morris wash burned, Supposed at@ir' ..r
T. uos rerorted that the Military Commission
m hs trial Of the Coumhas prisoners WOnd We hsa yese
day and the prisoners remauded to the civil a'h'nueS
The tupboat T. W. NOtter, capsized and sunk
, M rb If The river Cleveland Ohm, YESTERDAY nrnoon
WeE au was drowuo and Jchn Wetsel badly seded ~
the escaping steam ,,.,
The EXPRESS train from Philadelphia 10 Atlantic
c an a,av was throw rom the track by the washing ava. OF a.
sn6,nLmsnt John Hutchinson the engineer WAS '"''
schLled that he has since died.
Good rains have fallen in different poIITIms ore ~, ~,
middle Aabsna during the last lev DAYS SSSs go b also bees
opg drouh an, the crop of ouehAL The e@0o "0P ~