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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-18

FIRE AT EAST The
wood shed at East Wallingford belonging
to the Rutland Railroad Company, with
some four or five hundred cords of sawed
wood, was burned yesterday afternoon.
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by spark from the engine attached to
the mail train which left here at twenty
minutes past twelve. Soon after the
breaking out of the fire, telegram was
received from East Wallingford, and in
response thereto, the engine of Washing
ton Company No. 2, was sent from here
by a special train, and by that means the
fire was confined to the wood shed, where
it originated, and large quantity OF
wood piled on the outside, near the shed,
was saved.
The cars of the mail train from Boston
IN passing the fire were badly blistered.
and were the last to pass over the track
during tho afternoon, the other trains
being compelled to change at that point
at first, on account of the heat, and sinh.
sequently from the fact that the rails and
track were badly damaged by the fra. It
was expected, however, that the track
would be relaid, so that the sleeping train
would pass without the necessity of o
change.
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From England,

LONDON, Aug. IL.
The exhibition of 1871 in this city will
not be postponed on account of the war.
Wallen berg, an officer of the Bank OF
Stockholm and late member of the
International Conference for fixing uni
form standard of coins, weights and meas
sures has written a letter urging the
ad option of the twenty-five franc piece
with a fixed alloy of one-tenth as the
monetary unit.
There was much disorder at political
meeting in Dublin yesterday, but no
violence.
Mitchell, formerly encouragement Of
Ireland is dead.
The Press urges the government to take
action on the petition of Liverpool fol
harbor defenses.
Advices from Rio Janerio state that
peace with Paraguay has been formally
proclaimed.
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State Temperance Convention.

SNRACUsE, aug L.
The anti dram shop State Convention
met to-day. The attendance was small.
A lengthy and very radical address was
adopted as the platform of the party.
The following nominations, to be sup
ported OF tho November election, were
ma de: For Governor, Myron FL. Clark
1.,...tu..e-+ o~-osnOr, O. G. Leigh of New
York; Comptroller, James II. Bronson OF
Amsterdam; Inspector of State Prisons,
FL. Wilkins of Tompkins; Canal Commits
sio,,e John B. Edwards of Oswego and
W. Wedworth Dowd of Washington Co
The State Committee appointed last De
cember were re-appointed.
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New York Markets.

| 1sE" Ao~h5 aug tss
AsHEs-Pots steady at s625G6.75. Pearls
nominal at So. 00lL9.75.
| CoTroN-Market steady. Sales l,0l6 bales al
| l9k for middliDg uplands.
FLOUR - Receipts 1906 bbls. Market active
and 5GlOc better. Sales 600 bbls. at s5.409S75
for superine state and Western; s5.15lGo.la
for Common to good extra State and west
ern sc 2O66 go for good to choice do 50 s5I7 Ot
for common to choice white wheat West
ern extra; sc. I5a7 90 for common TO good extra
Ohio Sc 0O99.O 90 for common to choice extra st
Louis The market closed firm. Rye nou,
quiet Sales $50 bbls. at $5.O0G7 .55. Corr
meal quiet. Sales ZOO parreIs OF " esIerh oh pri
vate terms. -, -.
wHE.r- Receipts s.. l96 bush. Market iG9se.
better Sale l62 600 bush. at sl07Gl 10 for = Q.
8 Spring; al. l8ll.2S for No. spring sl.ooCg
l.88 for No. Spring $500 4S Tor %ln' xinter
and amber wel-tern sl.4Gl.44 ior ne"
red aud amber Western.
RYE-Quiet. -, ,,,ist and
Corn - Receipts 81, 469bush. Corn qule' az, al
firm. Sale. $500 bushels at 64SSoc- ior NC"
i oaTs Receipts los.Io8 bush. Market ct, s un-
settled and lower. Sales 9,ooo 1S ISL a.
ioI Iu ., for hemlock sole; Buenos
80 and Rio Grande light weignts, aSO5i !
for heavy do. 28G3lc.; for miooles 90, Sosol !,
for California Light Weights i'i oiA'''o'
90 w; zom. and stesdy. Sales 100000 rs
at 40a52 for domestic fe' sces SfG4a ior pu na
AK G54 for tubbed; zos 81 iof oanioinA' -Nn
"a HAY-In fair demand at $500 for shipping
and e0c. az 4 20 for retail i ots.
Hops-Unchanged at II SG25c.
CoPrEE-Steady and q det.
swear Steady. Sales 600 hhds. at sGioc.
for Cuba.
MoLIAssEs-Nominal.
R1cE-Quiet at 81 d9x-
PETROLEUM - Steady at IL for crude, and
IS for refined. = an e.
PoRK-Steady. Sales 300 bbls. at $500 for
mess, s2i.00026.00 for prime, sSo.ooGSS.oo i'i
prime mess. ,oo hbls.
BEEF = Steady and quiet. Sales ieo op''
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5eatuS.

| BNITH-At BrattIeboro, Aug. 18th, Luther
Smith OF Bridport, aged 70 years.
61IITH-In Rutland, August Is, Mrs. Mary
s., wife OF Abel L. Smith, aged So years and
months.
ATkINS-In Bristol, July Goth, zebuna, wife
OF a Iiord Atkins, aged &c years,
MANSEIELD-In New Haven. July 20, Lo-
Vlca, wife OF AloIzo Marshall, aged IS years.s
CLAEK-In Rutland, Thursday, Aug. 18th,
Reuben Clark, aged rs years.
OFFLEY--In Wallngford, Aug. 7th, Mary
Hamilton Othey, aged months and , days.
Washington papers please copy.
L1NCOLN-ln Dandy, Aug. l2*h, Ella NJ
Lincoln, daughter OF Hiram W. and Mary Lin
coin, aged II years.
HAWLEY-In Rutland, on the morning Of
the 18th inst, at the house of DR.. Cyrus Porter,
Miss arab N. Hawley, niece OF Mrs. Porter
BAKER-In Rutland, Aug. l4th, Willie j.,
only son OF &. NJ and L. q. Baker, aged years.
EDGERTON-In Rutland, Aug l4th, Louie
P, infant son of E. NJ. and B. s. Edgerton, aged
year, months and II days.
MOKGAN-ln Poultney, on the 9th inst, OF
membranous Group, complicated with pneumonia,
Ida May, only daughter OF MIR. Isaac ID, and Mrs
Jerusha Il. Morgan, aged years, 10 months and
days.
q. Most suddenly was this dear child called away.
to Join her four little brothers and sisters. who
had been early transplanted to the bright Home.
but leaving 10 the parents aching hearts, ANEW,
that sweet assurance, ''of such is the Kingdom Of
Heaven
Yet again wehope to meet thee
When this day of life is fed;
Then IN Heaven with JOY to greet thee
Where no farewell tear is shed.''
WHEELER-In East Pittsford, Aug, 18th,
Jonas Wheeler, aged Sc years.
;FdIAslMoNDs-In Rutland, Aug 18th, Dam
lei F1tzsimonds, aged about is years.
sHELDON-In Middlebury, Aug. 18th, Har-
mon A. Sheldon, Esq, aged about SO years,
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ANTIQUITY OF THE FENIANs. - Can
any one give the antiquity, origin and
Specification of the term Fenian?
In Ostervalds translation of the New
Testament, Acts xvii 5, the term is used.
Does any one know of an earlier use OF
the word, or an earlier mention of class
of persons by this this term
Ostertervald says, "Mais les Juifs in
crodules, etant emus d'envie, prirent avec
eux quelques hommes mechant ct fame
ant, ct ayant excite un tumulte, lis trou-
blerent toute la vile, ct faisant violence a
la maison de Jason, lis oherchaient Paul
ct Silas, pour les mener vers lie peuple."
L. G.. o.
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Difficulty i'm stock Exchange.

New YORK, Aug. II.
Five hundred and twenty expelled anc
delinquent mem, bers of the national stocE
exchange to-day applied to Judge Bar
nard for the appointment of a receiver t.
wind up the affairs of the concern, alleg-
ing that the remaining eighty members
are endeavoring to sell de lease Of the
building and illegally divide the pro-
ceeds.
The defendants declare that they have
no intention of dissolution or division,
but only propose to seek less expensive
location for the exchange.
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welcome to the Bishop of Albany
ALBANY, Aug II

~AI@11-h-N
Bishop Conroy, of the diocese If AL
ba1ly, arrived this afternoon on his return
from Rome. He was met at the depot by
vast concourse of citizens, and pro-
cession was formed, which escorted HIM
to the cathedral, where he delivered a
brief address to the congregation. The
bells of the cathedral rang joyous peal
of welcome while the procession was NOV
ing and until it entered the church,
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n. Y. stock ana Honey Market.

INV YORK. Aug. IL.
Money is in good demand from stock brokers
Rates on call 4G6 per cent. Many leading rail-
way shares which were loaning fat cannot be
loaned at better than 4a5 per cent. Accounts
from the Atlantic and other principal cities of the
Union generally state money more active than at
his point.
kilograms from Washington this afternoon re-
port the Treasury currency balance at s2s 49,
This large decrease created some surprise on the
street, but 1t was afterwards explained that the
department burned OF destroyed about eleven
million dollars Of mutilated fractional currency,
although late id the day il Was stated the decline
was the result of the transfer of currency to the
pension account.
Foreign exchange dull and steady at lO9Ka
lO9K,
Gold market is quiet owing to the absence of
important war news. At the close it fell to NIX
@ll7H. The nominal reason for the decline is
the firmness of bonds at London. 1t was more
properly owing to sales by some weak bulls.
Carrying rates 8 per cent. to fat
Clearances s3l, 100000.
Government bond market was strong this
afternoon, and the purchases Of some leading Ger
man bankers carrie 62's up to lls, and CTS to
HOY
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FIRE IN WINOOsKI.-About a. IA.
on Tuesday, the barn Of Chas. f. Storrs
in Wiuooeki, was discovered to be on fire
and the flames quickly spread to the ad
joining barn of Mr.. Goodwin, and to Mr.
Storrs' house, all of which were consumed
A line of hose was run from Edwards y
Stephens machine shop, and their force
pump set at work: but the hose quickly
busting, the fire got the upper hand unit
the arrival Of Volunteer Hose Company
from Burlington, when the two lines were
laid on and the fire soon subdued. The
night was quite still, and by mans of wet
blankets and pals of water the roofs Of
adjoining buildings, though in considera
BILE danger, were kept from taking fire
All the stock was saved from the tw'
barns, and most of the furniture from the
house. Loss $4,000; Storrs' insurance
$500; Goodwin's 5000
The house was owned by DR.. ?. J
Kent, and rented of him by Mr.. Storrs
DR.. Kent had an insurance of $500 on the
house.
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at sl2.oo2l60o for plain mess, si6. OOals 90
for extra mess. Beef hams nominal Tlerce
oeef quiet at s26.00626.00 for prime mess 5000
G3l.oO for India mess.
HAMs-MiddI.s quiet
for picked b ms.
LARD-shade frIner and ouiat. Sales 90
rendered. y
BUrTER-Firmer at 2lGaO for Western; 2eas8
for State.
CHzEsR-Dull at 6al4.
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STORM AT ROUsEs Recently
a fearful storm prevailed at Rouses Point,
doing much damage. The Webster
House and car shops Were unroofed by
the hurricane, and three spans of the old
railroad depot were blown down, and the
building otherwise damaged. The tele'
graph operator at Woods Falls, fifteen
miles distant from Champlain, having but
one leg, was struck by lightning and lost
his other leg, it being so badly shattered
by the electric fluid as to require amputa'
ton
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-18

IMPROVEMENT IN TELEGRAPHING.-
A patent has been granted to f. M. Perry
of Barton, for cutting off" in Electro
Magnetic Machines, making a simple,
cheap, and reliable cut off in relays, for
telegraph machines, saving much time
aud trouble, as it is done instantly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-18

PERSONAL. - Mr.. Joseph Wassemer,
who has been a resident of Rutland for
the past year, leaves to-day to settle as
PROFESSOR OF Music at Aurora, Illinois. 1t
mas oeen our pleasure to have enjoyed the
acquaintance and association of this gen.
'ieman Tor several years, and it afforded
us pleasure to introduce him to the people
OF Rutland as genial and courteous gen.
tleman, and an accomplished professor Of
music. We regret that he is to leave our
community. A large circle of friends
and acquaintances will bid him God speed
and prosperity in his new field of labor
Mr.. Wassemer has been for a year past
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-18
NEW ENGLAND AaRICULTURAL FAn

NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
Arrangements are rapidly going on TO,
he New England fair, which comm noe,
at Manchester, September 7, and every
hing promises most successful ex>l d.
ion. Beside numerous entries OF stock
rom New England already made, several
,arge stock raisers in Canada propose 10
compete for premiums, and Secretary
Boutwell, has issued orders for the ndmIs-
sion of all such animals free of duty, pro-
sided they are returned at the CLOSE Of
the fair. Senator Patterson is to deliver
the regular address, and Gov. Stearn7
and other governors of New England
States are also expected to speak. PresI-
lent Grant has been invited to visit tt 6
exhibition, and, in case he attends the
militia muster at Concord Mass, the
same week, OF which there is some pres
pect, he will probably spend day at
Manchester.
RaS- Great harm and discomfort is caused by
the use OF purgatiyes which grippe and rack the
system. Parsons Pursative Pills are free from
all impure matter, and are mild and health-giy-
ing In their operation.
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PERsoNAL-The st. Adams Messenger
understands that Hon. A. o. Adds
and family have arrived at Brattleboro
and may soon be expected in ST. Adams.
1t is said that he has resigned his consul.
ship at Nice. and will reside hereafter in
Franklin county, and as they hope, in
st. Adams.
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pATRONIZE HOME INSTITU-
= TIONs!
THE STATE FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
RUTLAND, VT.
incorporated by act of the Legislature.)
This company is the only Fire Insurance Com
pany organized in this State, doing business on
the stock plan. Its rates as low as consistent
with safety and economy. Security ample. Nc
notes or assessments called for
Agents wanted in the principal tewns.
HORACE II. DYER, President.
E. L. TEMPLE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
G.E GRAVES, Rutland.
L. q. KINGSLEY, "
j. w. CRAMTON,
J. N BAXTER, %
II. II. DYER, @
g. @. HATHAWAY,''
G. K. MAN FIELD"
Z. L. TEMPLE, AZ
JOSEPH SHELDON, Fairhaven.
u. Q. ELLIS,
W, d. MARSH, Clarendon.
l.. BATCHELLE4, WalIingford.
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NARPNNTER AsSOCIATION.

. L
10 all persons interested in the recovery of the
CarPen' er Estates in Great Britain.
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
Carpenter Association and Carpenter Family
at the Central House, in Rutland, VT, on Tues.
day, August 25d, 1870, at 10 o'clock q. m.
1t is hoped that all members of the Carpenter
FANNY viii attend this meeting. The impor-
t+nee of This case will be fully explained and
many good and sufficient reasons given why all
members Of The family should take an interest
All who can attend are invited to bring pedi-
gree OF their branch Of the family, with name OF
each ancestor, date of birth, marriage, death and
place Of residence. Columbus Smith, 1t is ex-
pec,ed, viii be present and address the meeting.
WI It Is IIOw wanted Is united and prompt ac-
ton on the part Of the claimants, and we hope
our efforts VIII be crowned with success.
JAMES S. CARP ENTER, President.
FITZHUGH SMITH, Secretary.
b order Of the As OcIation,
H, 0. SMITH,
American Agent, Carpenter Association.
MOnkt0n, VT. augl7d2d&wlw*
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Nominated---ReIie for Wounded
Germans.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. II.
The Democrats of the Ninth Illinois
District yesterday nominated Thomas w
McNeely for Congress.
The German ladies of st. Louis viii
shortly hold grand fair, the proceeds O.
which are to be devoted to the relief o.
wounded German soldiers.
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BURLINGTON.-At a regular meeting
of Green Mountain Enoampment No. l,
held at Odd Fellows Hall, Monday even.
ing, the following officers were duly in.
stalled by Past q. p, Jerry Isham &c
D. Wright, G. P; G. G. Peterson, Fl. P.
G. P. Thayer, J. W; L. G. Stevens, s. W.
NJ. B. Kinney, Scribe G.. f. Morse, Treas
Charles Whitney, 1st Guard A. s. Drew,
ID Guard.
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BURNED. Mrs. Cochran, an old lady
70 years old, living with her son, Oscar
Cochran, at Craftsbury, was found on
Thursday, the 4th inst, in her room
burned to death, her clothing all burned
oil, her face badly burned, and one arm
burned off. 1t is supposed she kindled a
fire in the fireplace to warm herself, and
10 some way caught fire.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD,
THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1870.

rne ssera,d IS the only paper ih
.tne Counry of Rutland, or this sec
L., o. Vermont that takes eeie'
rraphic news. The Herald rece.s.-
the associated Press Reports res"-
aPIy.
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BUTTER MARKET.-Prices showed, in
st. Adams, another advance, ranging
from 30 to 80 cents-ruling at "a. Ship
ments Butter, 1890 tubs; Cheese, 20
boxes.
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Bascomb; w. NJ, w. Stilpen; W. 1. G.,
Miss Mary Brooks; w. 0. G., Ell. Bas-
comb; W. c., FL. FL. Garvin; w. A. s.,
Miss. S. A. Currie; W. D. NJ, Mrs W.
Stilpen; w. R. H. S., Mrs G. Bascomb
w T. III. s.. Miss d. A. Brooks.
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Temperance Nomi-
nations.

BOSTON, Aug II.
The State Prohibition Committee to-
day adopted resolutions for the organiza-
ton of an independent political party.
Quite number of members withdrew in
consequence.
Wendell Phillips was nominated for
Governor by reclamation, with Eliphalet
Trask for Lieutenant Governor, and full
State ticket.
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- t A TIE OF VERMONT, DIS
~ trct of Rutland. s..
Be i remembered, that e a session of the Pro-
pate Court hoIQen az RutlaHa, y'..hin and for
1870.
PRESENT: HON. Walter G. Dunton, Judge;
Whereas, a certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purportlng to be the last will and
testament of sally Webb late of Shrewsbury, in
said District, deceased, having been this day pre-
scented, to said Court for PROBATE, and duly filed
IN the Registers Office. Therefore,
1t is or1ered that all persons interested in the
estate Of SAID deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland,
in sid District, the % day OF September,
a. D. 1870, by publication OF this order three
weeks successfully previous thereto, in the Rut-
land HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rutland
aforesaid, to show cause, if any they may
have, why said instrument in writing should
not be proved and allowed, as the last will
and ties, ament of the said deceased.
JOEL G. BAKER,
51:W3W Register
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Dr1AyEp.-The account of the pro-
oeedings of the celebration OF the ninety
third anniversary of the battle OF Ben
nington is unavoidably delayed.
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.
Reported expressly for the HERALD by EDwARI
G. GALLAR, Fulton Market, and CHESTER
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
THURSDAY MORNING, August IS, 1870.


IUTTEh-fef Pouno' tfi3n ..-oo-
county, S19ooe
BUTf<lt-scoinmoH 1.&Soc
800 D. Sn, p sssaoo
EsGs-fef doIeh, 299oVe
FoTAfoEs-fer pushel, o0e
LAhD-fer pound, aoe
g ~ Sa,as 5Sc
IN eaddies, -. &c
1ALLo"I1e Pounu, Sss
HAMs-PeT pound, 5se
BEEF-PeT pound, BEST cuts, Ao@ooc
bAcos-Per pound, 1oc
SAUsAGE-tboIognal os1s 90e
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4 GFNTa WANTED FOR
-LDEN Tie White Chief.

TWELVE YEARS AMONG THE WILD IN
UlAES OF The PLAINS.
The lie %. leo. =. BELDEN, who, from q
love o. Wild adventure and a desire to gain a
know -d-e # the every day life and peculiar
clst' ms OF the Indians, lief, home of plenty, in
New rhllt6e phla, 0 joined The Indians, adopt
ed t|teig mode of life, became a warrior of the
''fIs class" and chief of TO- lodges, served the
Ioy,rnm-ar with his braves against the hostile
indians, and as Lieutenant IN the Regular Army,
turu TO the Wild life he so much loves, 70 Illus
iTatIuns, u OF them full page, with portrait OF
Jhs author, all engraved expressly lor this work
a mus attractive book, Astounding in thrilling
adventure, aud curious, useful and original IN
formation Send for illustrated circular, with
terms, table of contents, and sample pages. c.
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CAMP MEETING.-A Methodist camp
meeting will be held in T. Hazen's grove
on North Hero. commencing Monday,
September 9th.
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~ At this season Of the year, cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels, dysentery
1larrAoea, etc, are quite common, and should be
checked at once. Johnson's Anodyue Liniment
Is the best article that can be used in all such
cases, and should be kept in every family.
IF You HAVE THE DYsYEPsIA. Dir
ziness, Costiyeuess, Piles Oppression after Eat
ing, Sour Rising, or any Indigestion or Bilious
uess, il you do not thank US after using DR.. Har-
rIson's Peristaltic Lozeuges, we will forfeit the
price of the box. Also, warranted to cure every
kind Of Piles. For sale at No. / fremont Tenn
pie, Boston, by e. A. Harrison s. Co., Proprietors,
and by all Druggists. Mailed for go cents.
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RenOnliuated.

WHEELING, Aug. II.
At the Congressional Convention OF
the 10th Ohio District, to-day, Hon. John
A. Bingham was renominated on the
third ballot.