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New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
OBITUARY.
LUCIUs b. CROCKER.


Lucius b. CrOcker, a prominent citizen OF
Oswepo died in Paris about the 5th inst. Mr. Crocker
was native Of Albany Counyn this state, but went to
Oswego in early life and engaged In commercial pursuits
and afterward in the feghtng and forwarding business
In these he proved remarkably successful and soon became
prominently known connection with canal and railroad
euterprses He was President OF the first railroad CON
struced across the State Of Iowa from Clinton To Omaha
forming the present connection OF the Pachc ROAD ahd
was largely owing his energy and capacity that this ROAD
was pushed 10 completion during the first exciting years
OF the war. He several times made Mayor Ot Os-
yvego and although not himself politician IN the Ord
nary sense OF the term, well known to all the prom
ncut poltlcans OF this State and at Washington About
two wears ago he went abroad FOR his health, acconpa
nied nv his family After about years absence, ms
wife died al Rome and her remains were sent home He
himself after an extendedtOur through Europe western
ASA and Egypt was on his way home when he was
seized a Paris with the attack which caused his death
His remains Will probably arrive In TINS city about tue
2jth inst.
Mr.. John b. Adams printer recently foreman
I'm the Office OF The Ne0 York Leader died on Wednesday
nicht Mr. Adams was possessed OF more than usual
ability in the honorable calling which he had pursued for
many wears was Of genial disposition and social habits
He leaves a large family and many warm friends
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, LOBBY.
FINAL REPORT-THE LOBBY FACT AND PAID
FoR-BUT NO LAWMAKERS CORRUPT.

FINAL RFPORT-THE LOBBY FACT AND PAID
FoR-BUT NO LAWMAKERS CORRUPT.
The Committee of the Massachusetts Legs
latnre which has been taking testimony on tue
"a influence OF lobby report that most OF the cor
noTaon- persons having business before the egss
lure employ lobbyists VINO receive pay io 'sl S
zion among shareholders or the tOOOOOO lhoIcaso w
stock of the Western Railroad IN 1866, was without Jus
ton of law and in total dsrC lard OF the statute uu
ob Tho increa sed capital created. They e1cuplte
thc Roston, Hartford and Erie Railroad rom any US
elimination on their ROAD III IaNoI oL t,o t,vs NE
Company and conclude their report as follows aS
committee IN their several nycstgatl0ns are sausnou
mai the influence OF the lobby $50 caled gIca' ou
estimated. certain number OF persols, i, h,on 70
90 inbby members, receive very consdeihDle
sums of money from corporations ana Other .r
having business before the legislature IN tIc ic
,nn Of thc Committee this influence Is not egtlIle
i'm matters OF legislation Committees are pIohiuoII
H. egsature 10 whom all matters are referred ana De-
% - Lem ali matters are legitmaely heard whoever
desires 10 present testimony or staemcnls Gun uo 10
fore these committees and this testimony
cbas boh branches of the Legislature through these
seveTnl committees. The parties referred 10 as iOpoy
- ORC not laWyerq. ana have no Cgltlhalo ptolColo'l
Iiing nj the Capitol but are suTpuaeh 10 nave oIo
an yte talks and conversations by par
taI nresentatOn OF matters Ia ihdl llhuii
committee believe money espehut,, III 'no nd /, nj
of these men was a hy ta pattlea Who "a ~, ~
mot the influence of such expenditure mas W
demoraze legislation and create suspicious Oh hteE
S nenbers where suspicion should never rest Inc Co
t,ta In All their examinations, nave hau no Teason "
sunnose that any member either OF ms oI any AZ
Legislature mas been lhhuencou ~ ""' ''"P'f - -
S Rost1 Advertiser says that charges which led 20
the appOrntment Of the Committee, thoush VI e
tJnh,,ite character, made with such swashlnb
d martial AR that the Committee sppo1eu Nv
"utset there might really DO some hOrrd lhqu 70 po
II is no fault Of theirs. II Is no idult OF lnVsu
the charges originally, that no evidence ol
sncb ni0uty has been found Inc giOuhu on Miei , "a
n Charges rested and which has been the source o
reaectIous on private character for the last wv
r three wears, has been thoroughly swept, ahu uo
persons have suffered ~ the process arc arc
eTe supposed 10 possess for their personal pIoh''
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The Earth -CiescT Company, Uarii0Sd, Conn.
saeroon, No 81 BrOulSsy. Ees-Yors
MlfpRIED

BoSD-fnFEGx-Tn city Thursday TO- ~ s dncS
brides brcbernaw by tbs Rev Dr. Adss the Hcn Tha
H. Bond New Conn Nary n bett; Gaus
Hon Royal r. Hnnan
BooTII-RoOT Jersey City ~ j. wednesdJ June l89
the residence BRIDES by ne Rev ~ Fnkr Chaes
W. Booth to SIM youngest daughter " Charles lsbss
CRRIGIgTON-On WeiBesisy June " be esAspes
ofbe brides pareSs so 90 Barrow ST. by TIE Rev " D,HisE
AoEzo W. Foster Mary Frances Creighton bon 's H' ne
cards.
HAYDOCK-aOBNs h Thursday. june ~ ~ the Rt r $ How
land D. D. Walter w Hsytoek to Clara Rhn dnghef OF '1'
late Isaac Robins all Of Ms city.
JOSEs-wINASSAt yeysna n J.. Thursday Juncle sr q.
Rev Hannek W. H. n Jones Of NsSfofk - Casb "naa'
OF PatsrsoB " }.
NOCNT-HART@At Peeholf n J., Wein -s5,y, he eh nd
by the Rev Charles Hart, Mr. John MFrt Of BcAIb tt
Miss EVE NJ Haft daughter fhe ATE Walter ", t Of Freehold
~ J.
PIHCKNEY-HoPKFSs-A Church 'rvesit sssre.
Thursday june TO- by the Rev stephen A. IJg A. D. Rector
Frank Pnckney % LeyenwOh Kala Pt Sc VAL daeghei
Of Samuel Hopkins Of thS city.
PULLMAN-AHDERSOS-O Tuesday June At be iEpiSc0pai
Church Rondolt Ply. Christopher PGRa1 "
NewfOrk City and Mis- Augusta NJ A04sTsou Of Robdsua
ROOMERYERSONAt ihe residence .sfthe brides parents or
Wednesday June by t8e Rev John v Sehnck assisted y ta
G. Schenck Roome - Ponpon % 10 JrnBs
Trphagen oPacquauack youngest daggh. 0fGeoe kyeOn
Monmouth County papers please copy
sPALL-STAGG-In Smot Conn. Vefnesday 1uss9 bTtbs
WID Hall H. Spal Cars b. daughsrg " Joseph
Ii. Stagg esq, all Of StrlIfort. No eartA
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed r.th hd
o1s nd
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAN FRAScrsco June loour steady IS So Wheat
Choice 81 6j Legal Tenders, 73l
SAyANNAH Ca June oCoton good inquiry and holders frm
Mddng 29ic sales 326 has Receipts 88 bes Erports-ffss
1888 bales; coaStWise, 33l bales
hRSOELEANs La June Q-Coon advanced !c Midngs 2sle
with en- upward tendency sales 1850 bales receipts bales,
ports 2St9 bales Gold, I BEchange-serng T5ll NssYorh
MOBILE Ala jane 0Coton firm and IN good
Sss Low hadlgs 2c receipts 1870 baes exports 1873 bsles
BUFFALO, June iO-Freghts i4c Wheat Corn;
oats 10 NewiOrki Oats Abanv very dull sales bb
Mhe Michigan at 81 15 CITY Spring nomuay
ea 10 good demand and prices variable closing quiet and
sses <9 bush No Chicago at 81 2f DO arrive "a
"a NOS Milwaukee a. 81 2O Mol Milwaukee 81 %
90 70 1'e at 81 l5t Corn 10 good demand unsetl1
prices ana closed brm; sales 10000 bush OF
anu lehor was sold privately and the balance 6diOc for
eoIn ie9" nominal At Gl Oats Ia better request aud
saes SlO bush Western 69e RE neglected Pork steady,
sales rs bbls In car lots 95c
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or sheetiron into box which contains when fun cnbic
yard OF dirt The bottom OF the near the grnnnd

yau on drt The bottom of the box the ground
tDe apron las 10 point almost touching the pave
neh JUST IN 'front.' OF the rotary broom Practically, as
was proved ON the trial referred to- this broom as the
hacne Is driven along, takes all the dirt which such an
instrument can dlsengage from the pavement below and
tosses u INTO TIE big iron box just in front When this
DON Is Iu te machine s stopped, and the driver by
accumulated contents are neatly dumped i'm the street,
he sweeper then is turned In such way to go around
another boxful When desirable the broom Is elevated
and thrown out OF gear by The action of lever within
loading machinery is protected by sheetiron casing
which prevents the escape OF dust. The ADVANTAGES
claimed by the paentoe is in the loading arrangement
This is certainly very considerable the dirt dumped
single heaps OF an ordinary caTtOad each The ma
chimes manufactured Rochester, n. Y. where they
have been in year The sweeper and loader COM
pete costs O00 An effort is being made to introduce it
into this city.
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Tor members Of INC HUu9U VI V"O ~ II
!. t,ops have been made:

John NJ. MOriarty, President of the Irish Re
publican Association OF Pennsylvania has issued an ad-
dress calling upon all Irshmen in the state VINO iaVo
universal suffrage protection to American industry anu
the Liberation Of Ireland, to meet in each
ct and elect one delegate and an alternate to attend
the Irish Republican Convention which taxes place III
Chicago on the Attn Of July. The address states tha o
position taken by Summer deserves the support
of all true Irishmen; and that vast majority ol 'no
Irish citizens will ally themselves with the kepuOnoan
party for the practical enforcement OF MS pohcy ana
views.
The following is a list of the State political
Conventions this Summer as Tar as they nave Deen
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A CASE THAT NEEDS ATTENTION.

A gentleman III whom we have confidence
states that there case Of destuton in the last room
ON ,be third floor OF house No q Princest. which calls
for practical sympathy The room is occupied by me-
cbanc who is dying with consumption and along SIDE OF
him is lying "A sick child and an oyer"Oiked vic, lno @
I&ornan and would have been able 10 comfortably snp
Mt bs Family n he had not been afflicted with the as
ose ,ncntloncd above He Is attended gratuUous!y ny
Dy Morgan Of No. a. West fourth 81, ana the
negbbora also lend what aid they can but tey cannot
do enough 10 keep starvation from the door lht cnal
tabIe should DO something for the family ana that
-nnnlllN
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FAST TIME ON THE PACIFIC RAIRoAD.

SAN Francisco, June 1O.-Pullman's palace
train arrived at Sacramento today having run over the
Central Pacific Road from Promontory Point at speed Of
a. TO 50 miles an hour on level and as 10 S5 miles on
cending grades The passengers report the road gen
orally In "a good condition. thousand workmen are
daily imprOying IT, There is reasonable ground for
the Eastern stories OF danger from any source or the
entire line across the Continent the only 30 miles really
rnugh road are the Union Pacific east Of Wasatch
which are rapidly beng perfected. In the meantime
trains arc moving cautiously.
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GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs OF PENN
SYLYANIA.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 1O.-The Grand Lodge
Of Good Templars Of Pennsylvania closed its three days
session here to-day. The following officers elected
for the ensuing year. b. Chase OF Great Bend. q. W.
c. T.; T. w. KIRBY OF Northumberland, @. w. C.; Annie
johnson. OF Philadelphia, q. W V. t. L. Ellen wright,
OF Lancaster. c. W. 81 j. f. johnson, e.. W. T. The next
years session Will be held at Erie.
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AN OFFICER STABBED IN LIQUOR SALOON.
At 2 last evening a fight occurred in the
Iouor store In whtehast near Front kept by Michael
Murphy Officer VIM O'Bren entered the place to quell
the disturbance and during the melee was severely beat
EN- and stabbed in the leg Other officers entered the
Mace and succeeded in arrcstng two OF the nugeadgr
lanes Ougly and Alfred Ndetts. Dr. Stager was called
and dressed the wounds Of the officer
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On the Ist Of June, 1862 the tariff on Atlantic Cable
messages was reduced between telegraph station m
Great Britain and Ireland and NewYOrk, from 20 IS
for ten words aud for each additional word, to &2 iOr
ten words charging for address and signature ana OE
each additional word An important reduction also
made for newspaper press messages ana AL pOlteal
and general conveyed from either side OF the Az
lanc made half rates, thus practically reducing press
messages from o. y to q q word.
mouth seut messages as was hH's
tDon Ched Government messages averaged
9l0O per day. -, ~ -
tDuug these nOnhs there extraordinary ertensatn Co1ton
which fgeLuaed over 100 per cent ln LIsrpooL
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SMALLPOX AT orARANrLNE.

The North German bark st. Bernard % days
from Fireman. with 9s3 emigrant passengers arrived yes
terday evening at Quarantine, having on board largo
number OF cases Of smallpox. The disease made ls
" Tnucr facilities for separating those first aack,d
I'm tbe remainder OF the passengers has continued lo
s,,read among them Four deaths occurred during lh
and ON nrr, ing more than 20 persons were iouhu
10 ho sufr,rDR from the disease.
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THE wrRsTER.PARKMA MURDER HOAX.

a Thomas Barrett recently wrote TO me " Aelr-
Ori,ans Times very sensational letter. In which he says
be was one OF tho Jury IN tho celebrated ParknAn-
Woster murder trial. in Massachusetts. lie eNOnelNes
Webster OF the erme and says he killed Parkhan hln-
self MIR Thomas Barrett now residing IN Boston, VINO
really served upon the Jury IN that trial. writes 10 Inc
Boston Advertiser saying that he Is not the person VIA
wrote the letter The NeC Orleans Tunes The writer O
the letter was evidently familiar with some 81 the cir
cumstances aud with tho names OF the jury bis se O
the name OF Mr. Barrett and hts pretended confession
was doubtless freak OF insanity. Dr. NEesier made
full confession Of the crime before his eXec2t0n.
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,ypv INVENTIONS 49, THE MCCONNELL STREET
SWEEPER AND LOADER.

A public exhibition and test OF the above
- machine was made Wednesday mornlns on
Tnh,h.aye in the vicinity of Fittysecondst The work
was entirely satisfactory to all who witnessed IT, rms
oonbped sweeper and loader in outward appearance
not unlko the ordinary sdesweeper now useu o the
Si pE continuous rdgo side OF the track over
which IL has passed. In tho McConneh nsdG and
LoaGel peared with the wheels OF tho vehicle US :,
sDrow the dirt forward and upward over Sn ap"'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.


HAVANA June Irtegence from the eject thsf
the url grinding stopped Of the
rains The Sugar market quet to-day
otSi13l reals y Irrobs for No. u Dutch Standard
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STATEMENT OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

The following is a statement of the business
done by the Atlantic Submarine Cables from the com
mencement Of operations the 3st of May, lSO9 "'h
the daily average number of messages and the average
amount Of receipts per day under each tarhc
Number Of
Messages per UHder s2O arDay smtb, Of "s'e1g
Month. 29dreraJs amount per day, 4Ss9.
11O4. From July 2s 10 Aug 81, 1856. ......Ee560
S3T.- From Sept. to Aug 3d. 1866. 400
From Oct. 1 Aug. 81. 1864 49l
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The annual excursion of the Young People
Christian Association OF the Allen IT. ChutOu
took place yesterday The pleasure of the party sre
sOm0What marred by tho er rcumIlapce that us Po'S'
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embarking at the woods pistol IN the hands Of boy
was prematurey discharged, inurng the finger OF tho
lad who had the Weapon and od ding small ball In the
side OF a companion. physician who was present ex'
traced the ball IL j. believed the wound wiz not pr0Ve
serious, though 10 is very painful
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spssial autitss.

spencer SSESS6i7 iSf, S . q ;ss e. IS & s %
Ese yssdf I aSE1 9SfBT Sss, s,rH 4 X sasksI
Eighth Assembly District tnion liepabem,@ 80 A,SoclHs;
nS1s Sa 40 'ssi "a ris.t srs is5 BYFylSG s
SinliaS ISSS nS'iSli1R %sSss. See" 80
Harvard toese. rurps,.y yafp,r
L The sT ,aR9,'n ,y o 3 l' 3 @ Attendance on hs mr., d,
qa5ed bsn9oss @ "SI "' A'''J' 'PlginobY kst P.st
Reduced Prices.
CHICKERING g. Sons,
HlNuE,c1uEEHs
q. D. SQUAaR. ahd uPRiSlf
PIANO.FORTES.
Ro,s.oo5 Octave Square Pstos Aafe gg Carved lssi
al modern Improvements At price, FROM s'i5 70 fcS
Ro,-ood Octave Grand Places sou ogf latest sad t''' 'a
RON ~ $50 10 sl4n
Prc.aa,r
Prc, Lists ,sr, br mail ro''as' paid, on spp.s,.ea'' 70
No 70 rss, Foar.ssu,a 81, forh
Ne 20 wssliss;rs,t. ro.tea.
John y. Henry hn- Just rseciVcd nt
80. college place. Nss fs'l,
70 cases Lows g. ". Soaps
20 esss Glsuus sst Perfumes and Pom sss
qossse, Barns asst Perfumes and Porsies
50 eass yesburss ssst Perfumes hni fos,iss
F assortment Of Toilet Goods snl Druggists sandn' Favoret
E.tr.e,. Hair OH, Brushes Combs Hai @ Soo Rubber s' Bar
nett. STANDARD Pep,niou' Fl asames oi s rsai h,lsas.
N,rieSAL fEals irprEs A. sciaroS,l
ps,a su,, le great pleasure al.as ot ai s =,
meeting Of hs F4scutye Catts. of M Asnran bodice ou s
u,, s,Ses 49, a. s Used hi M p.rfsrlre. h. Cossar
tt hal be ibs gund orchestral pianos Msr s DAVIS ca
remain, sentensa, respectfully yoi, siis1 d ''is, % 40 s
sre.,r, H,rrsr DAVIS Co. Bo..aa
.,T. ~ ~. SnS az ,r, .sua um,r forns so,
s ,elSs of ss ..s., IS ws,i, them sagss,'
flxEs E NC MAC SriS REssby @ sat aTox tl s.. ;,
advertised tia your Paper AHd hum,a,s sioh es sa "
remedy. hNSt 20 sa,i a q s''l - Yea
Send stamp for p,nphl,t ---
| large and Cho.ce Assortment
| FREAL AND COMPOST ION
| FRENCH BROSLRS CLOCKS. AsAs. AID
| FANCY GOODS
| now OPENING.
| T.. V. HAUGIIWCIf - Co.,
| Nos ass, fDO, and 4yS bhoA'"N'
| Corner Of Dfocas',l ----
| -------@ Knapp's -,
| CONCENTRATED EN TRACT OF HoOi n
| Coz msbue
| ROOT HEER.
Roo, nssr N,ashea pulsa ~ Cssiss''1's , 49,. 49, S.'
49,, "a ng tas ertrsA A. sm n-sp 80.
. e5slp sSoass ia ' % sss' IA s,s s, Is % Sos =
M ,a shorts % ors gallon eaa At sia 'saen'" nAi' ~
a. eo g,SsS, 81 isS .ss BOTTLE .ad can cal. By r.
FULL pHeo sole PopHsofs No 81 Hsisessi ueat hts At
N',.lSS,s s's s,s,.. y :. sss i'S,''s Sssss,
@,,,.-1UST Go, So y fsIares n \, bgeua Sf %
|, ,.aas IMgRicAs ssa kIkoFhAN fAiASiS
{ T,sSiI TT,sSS. 90 ., tsv aSa isiora,tau re-.
-cIo,be. ringer. of all hind- RepaJ red PrOmgt
~ RRow KiSG General Agent No n Court ndtt, See.Yo
PossJnce Nolice.-rhs Mails t-r kg.0PR iareg ,ao sss'
0hce Is M and tle
s sIoss aud a. li's s'd o. ne . s3a 3 y s 40 7"
Dy.Psp;ln SP.',ip"e@9 psa9 f p 5rhSs: e.. 'i s ;s' care
Du BABRI Ca, No lS1 Y 'han't, n J." 'a' ''' "'''
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POLITICAL.
,llionns of Philndclphia Lave nOmi

The Republicans of Philadelphia have noili-
mated for
Recorder Of Dssds-JOhn A. Hoasemah'
Cifv Tredsprer.-JOseph Mnrccf
(,ify siOner.-ThOmas M iOchS ,,-,..-
p,5tJo9oigry District COurt-Willam h. HOPKINS
Clsyk or Quarter SCsSIons.-Thomas Ashton
I,Orouer-Winam Taylor. -
SSnafor Ist DistricL-Wllham W. wait
For members Of the House Of the Representatives, the
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,r.th fui
dne and address.
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The following IS list OF the State elect
place during the Summer and Fan Of 1869:

In the above list, Mississippi and Texas not in.
cluded the President has yet fixed the time for
their elections under the authority conferred upon him
by the Reconstruction law He has indicated, however
that the elections will be called for the latter part Of
August or beginning Of September next.
The XVIII Assembly District Union Repub-
Hoan Association held its monthly meeting at Lincoln
Hall last evening, the vicePresdent Robert Hoag in
the chair Mr.. Oliver, Chairman Of the Committee on
Patronage reported that the Committee had been nsru
mental in retaining several Republican members Of the
Association in their Government positions. They had
called on Collector Grinnen, Postmaster Jones' U. s.
Marshal Barlow and Others and had obtained promises
the Republicans should be first considered in the
distribution Of Offices.
The Charles Spencer Association, composed
OF young of the Fifteenth Assembly District held
meeting at No. 2S2 Sixthave Wednesday evening, and
organized by the election OF the following officers Pres
fdent-G NJ. Gardner; Viee-Presdent-E McCabe Sec
retary-C H. Heyser: Finance secreary-J. A. Lackey;
and Treasurer-samuel Barclay.
The Fifth Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION had full attendance at their meeting last
night and ndOrsed the appointment Of Henry Smith as
Police Commissioner by the Legislature, The Committee
appointed in May to inquire into the causes Of dssensons
in the party in the Ward reported that the prospect
favorable for an early reunion.
Judge Rufus P. Ranney is likely to be the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of OHIO though Gen.
BicCOOk, Milton Sayler Samuel L. Carey and Chiffon A.
White are urged by their friends The Republicans will
rsnomlnate Gov Rutherford b. Hays and the present
State officers generally.
The Iowa Republican State Convention met
at Dos Mones, yesterday and nominated Gov. SAMUEL
Norreu for reelection, MAJOR NJ NJ. WaldrOn for Lieu
tenant Governor and Judge Dillon for Judge Of the su
pleme Court.
In the Sixth Assembly District, a call signed
By William Merrifcd was issued for meeting last night
10 organize the Republican Association but It was de-
tsrmned to hold another meeting the evening OF the
2lst inst.
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HnrYnrd NoIIcgr.
Reduced Prices.

The examination for ADMISSION WI be teI ou Jul hNpAl fNpA
.nd sATt RDAY Jnr ll Attendance ihs ihfve days
o1irei beginning a. Another eEarilstoa hts eelembe
"a tbs sane bonT A. r. PEABODY. A,unf Prcsient
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a. = Spencer AssocIatiOnT a, regular msetng Of this
s.soeson as held 90 WEDNESDAY EVENING al No 2Ji Srs
ave olosng officers ereted' fresd,1t y ~ NAhp
MIR Vice Psdent r. McCABRs Secretary. g. d. Hhlskk ~
nano secrstarv J. A. LACHEi, Te'svrsr sAhUkL BAhtLNt
Eighth Assembly District luton KepnbicHH A,socIa.
ttouA regular meeting of this Association WI De- Dill ai hnnAt
issN NcpoNatp -, JOHN J. O'Bklkh, PfesI
WATERS 49,"
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
ALIENS Lung RAIN,W,

THE REMEDY FOR CURING
Consn'npNon' Asthma Group Diseases Of the Thr,. p
us Pains and Expressions Of the, Chest ,r I,, ~, '
breathing and all Diseases Of the Pulrnonar, r -''
Is action If eNpectorant, Alternative sudorifr se,,
no'e'l[ SnI S'ure'e which renders Of The o,,
able remedies known for curing dscasas or - l i
cites eNpcct"ration, aud causes the lungs 70 .h az"
phI"gm; CHANGES THE SECRETIONs and prprr,E.,, 10
BLOOD heals the irratei parts; gives ,,rr,,,f -
tive organs; brings the liver 10 its prrp.r ac,,,4 go
strength 10 the whole system. 1t is warranted 70
even IN the most confirmed disease. Of co,.
Won ana not TO produce costiveIess ias in mos,
effect the head, il contains no ouuiu in .,, t
FEcTLf HARMLESS to the most delicate ct,ld ,,,lh
tive and powerful remedy for restoring the s,>;u
necessity for so many deaths hy consumpuop vbs ,,
LuSG bALSAN will prevent il. if only taken in tine.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bo,,!4 5..,,r
Smyrna times., 1869-01-13
The Mammoth Cave.
EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LKrrrR

HNTNAOT FHUM PRIVATE LITTER.
We CROPPED about for many hours in this
freaks Of nature displayed here are veTy and
strike the behOdeT with awe But the air i2 soms
parts OF the cave is close and sitting and when we
came out iound myself sadded with terribls fever
never seen a case like il before and no remedy he
prescribed seemed TO do the least go'd My life was
deSpaired ol Mrs. Wilson, with whom | was resid
ing. had the house bo lie of PIANTArIoN R,rTvns
and she insisted should try it, for she said she knew
IL TO be certain cure in all cases OF fever debility
sgue dyspepsia &c. had hut little faith but final.
lhree hours alter the first dose fever left me in two
days was sitting up, and before Saturday night wa,
as as well as ever. tell you all this that you NAV
Know now TO act IN any Of fever or ant similar
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