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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-13
Total

Total al......,................ $g1, I'll l93
Terms of sale, third to he paid ON day ol
sale, one third in one, and one-third in two
years. deferred payments to be secured by
Mortgage on the land. .,.o..n,,
Sheriff Fayette County, Ohio.
Gardner & Hixson, Attys for PINS. --,
Dec 30 1869. Gtw5 prf $21 50
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Nncllu, tHNCtlP NOuhlgi Ohlu'
NJ J, Williams, Atty for Pm.
Dec 90 1869 6w5 prl SO
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-01-13
G. GARIS,
Sheriff, Fayette Co., Ohio,
Coon, Bowman q GARDNER, Attys for
Plaintiff. Jan. 6, 1870. Twas [prfSl2 so

I ORlLLARD'S "EUREKA"
IL Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article
Of 6ranulated Virginia.
mired
1t is put up in handsome muslin bags. in
which orders for Meerschaum Pipes are dai-
" packed.
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DELTNQUEsMT TAX SALE.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-24

CoNsrANTINoPLE, June 23.--The C6ttr-
Ter states that two thousand persons lost
their lives at the late confiAgrstion in this
i citv
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REDUCTION OF FARES
Competition Between Great Trunk Lines
Extended to the South.

NEW YORK, June 28.-The competitiOAI
for the passenger traffic between the New
York Central and Hudson River aud the
Erie and Pennsylvania Central railroad
companies continues active, with some
further reductions to important points in
the south and southwest.
The New Orleans rate, first class fare,
via Mississippi river, to New Orleans, has
been reduced to-day to S24, aud by the
Erie road from $55 to $50 SO. The st. Louis
rate is from SIS TO S26 50. The general agent
Of the great Southern line via Richmond
also adopted these rates to-day, and still
cheaper rates are promised within day
or two. From present appearances New
Orleans fare will be reduced TO forty dol
lars within a week, with similar proper
tiOnal decline to all intermediate points
The eighteen dollars rate to Chicago
seventeen to Cincinnati, and twenty one
TO Louisville, by all trunk lines continues
unchanged, but further reductions are
anticipated. First-class freights will bt
advanced, July l, to Chicago, from 81 1.
to 81 90 per 100 lbs; rates to Cincinnati &c
81 AZ, and rates to Louisville from 81 2;
10 81 73; to quincy, ILL.,, from 81 4O tC
81 81; 10 st. Louis from 81 80 to 81 81. IL
liuOis Central freighis will be advanced
next week about five per cent.
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WASHINGTON.
The Case of Ackerman for Attorney een'
eraI--.komiHatiOn Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Judiciary
Committee this afternoon made favor
able report 10 the Senate in executive
session, on the nomination of Aekerman
for Attorney General. The Senate, with
ont objection or debate, confirmed the
nomination. The rule which re-
quires notice of the confirmation of nom-
inees not to be sent to the President
until the executive intervened, was
suspended, so that the President might
Forthwith be advised of the confirmation
in this particular case.
Colonel AckermRn arrived this evening
and had an interview with the President.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow
ing nomination: G. Bsrringer, of North
Carolina, Benz. V. Abbott, of New York,
and Charles Z. James, of the District of
Columbia, commissioners for revision and
consolidation statutes; United States
Paymaster John II. Stevenson to be ad-
vanced numbers in his grade for extraor-
dinary heroism during the late rebellion
Jased Benson, Collector of Internal Rev
enue for the Second District of Minnesota.
Postmasters-H. p. Strong, Beloit, Wis. (;
Ii. s. Towne, RipOn, Wis; II. b. Jaggins,
Hudson, WIS. c. tE
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INTERNATIONAL.
Second Days Session of the International
Christian Association.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 23.-The Conven
tiOn was called TO order at 10 O'Clock by
President Mclean. After singing hymn
DIR. Harper, OF indianapolis, read the 18th
psalm and led in prayer. The minutes o.
yesterdays meeting were read and adopt
ed. A nun Der of resolutions and com
municatiOns were presented and referred
TO the com mittee without reading.
The chair announced the following com
mittee on associations: Hon. c. c. La
thrOp, Newark, n. j.; Mr.. T. Wheat
Louisville; Alfred Sandhouse, Montreal
and Dubuque; 4. c. Cracker, Wesly, r. L.
Geo. A. Young, Hamilton, Ontario, and
II. JudsOn, Memphis; DIR. Small, York Pa,
Special order for the morning session
being the discussion of the question o,
what branch Of the Association in work
had afforded the most encouragement
during the past year. The discussion was
opened by Mr.. Hall, of Washington, ID.
C., and continued by Mr.. Kimball, OF
Erie, Pennsylvania, Moore of Msssachu-
setts, Baldwin of Newbury, New York,
Hays, of Toronto, Crissey, of Des MOAnes,
Geo. Fl. Stewart, of Philadelphia, and
others. There is a larger number of dele
gates present at the Convention this
morning, many having arrived last night.
The Hon. Felix Bruno, President of the
United States Peace Commission, was in
vited TO a seat on the platform. The Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Association OF
the United States and British Provinces
made their report for the year just clos
ing
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HEAVY FAILURE.
The Facts as 10 the Failure Of The Noted
Wall Street Broker Boyd.

New York, June 23.-The markets at
stock exchange were unsettled to-day
by the announcement of the failure Oi
Jas. Boyd, who as a broker suspended on
the contracts said to have been for account
of Ed ward b. Ketchum. 1t appears that
Boyd was carrying large amount ofgoldi
about five million; also in stock market
heavy lots of Pacific mail, New York
Central, Hudson and h. l., until recent
ly. He also had a large interest in the
Lake Shore and Ohio and Mississippi.
The break to-day and day before yester-
day in the last named is said to have been
due TO his sales OF stock. The cause OF
the failure was the decline in gold
and absorption of margin by interest
account on stOcks-it appearing before his
suspension that he paid over $4,000 in
the settlement OF losses. The amounts
carried were out of all proportion TO the
margins put up. Boyd's losses, it is
thought, will be covered by $4,000, and
that they are not larger is due TO the fact
that the operations which have been
closed within the past few days on some
stocks, have shown a profit. Great SYM
pathy is expressed for Boyd, who has
been an attached friend of ketchum for
years, and who acted as his broker both
before and after his departure from and
since his return to Wall street. This is
the third time Boyd has failed, and in
each case through the failure of his prin-
cipal. Before his suspension he paid out
over $500, 900 in the settlement Of losses.
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CUBA.
Reception Of Grants Message. Movement
to Abolish Slavery.

NEW York, June 23-The WOrld't
Havana correspondent writes that Presi'
dent Grants message to Congress on Gu
ban affairs was telegrsphed in full to that
city by the Spanish Minister az Washing
ton, and soon after printed on hand-bills
by the official paper and distributed
through the city. 1t produced
the greatest joy among the
Spanish citizens and volunteers o.
and the , Residents name was shouted
everyHZsre with enthusiastic vivas.
There was a strong disposition to illu
nate the city. Notwithstanding Their
happy mood, the authorities still keep in
prison the American citizens last seized
by them. They even refuse to inform the
OOnsdl General, Biddie, why James Qua
nv was arrested. News has been received
OF the death of General Calikto Galicia
one of the ablest of the insurgent chiefs
who was killed In an escort engagement
near Sonti Rita He makes the fourteenth
general officer lost by the Cubans since
the beginning of the war.
A special dated Madrid, midnight, saw
that in the Cortes yesterday a bill wa,
introduced by SenOr Monet, Minister for
the colonies, on the 2Sth of May, for the
gradual extinction Of slavery in all th,
Spanish possessions, and was adopted.
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ASbDIED.


NELSON-On Thursday morning, June 23d.
at o'clock, at Sar2is, Miss Mrs. PoMMIE A.
NELSON, vile Of w. L. Nelson, OF tnat place.
The funeral will take place from her sis
ter's (Mrs. L. A. McNeilD residence, "a Madi-
SON street, this (FRIDAY) morning, at lO1S
O'Clock. The friends OF the families of Mrs.
Elizabeth Townsend and Mrs. L. L. Nelson
are respectfully invited to attend. Carriages
in attendance at the house.
Mississippi and Arkansas papers please
copy.
ANDERSoN-Of cholera infantum, near
Forest Hill, Friday, June 18th, HENRY JAMES,
infant son of W. C. and NJ. ]. Anderson, aged
four months. "of such is the Kingdom of
heaven"
MoKEoN-In Cleveland, Ohio, on the after
noon of Wednesday, June 22d, Miss MARY
ALICE MoREoN, OF this city. Due notice of
funeral will be gwen.
New Orleans and Philadelphia papers
please copy.
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A Live Coal OF Fire Substituted for a Mans
Hart

SAN FRANCISCO June 23.-Advices from
Southern Arizona to the 10th give partie-
lars OF the murder of Kennedy and Israel.
After the dispersion of their party Kenne-
dy lived to reach Tucson. Israel was
scalped, his legs burned of, his heart eut
out, and q coal of fire placed in it. The
remainder of the party reached Camp
Grant, but their mules were captured and
their wagons and merchandise DESTROYED.
General Cogswell ordered Lieutenant
Gushing, of the Third Cavalry, to pursue
the savages. Their camp was discovered
and surprised; thirty-five Indians were
killed and two captured, and their village
and property destroyed. Col. Sanford a
short time before, in battle with the
same band, killed two.
Governor Stafford is personally visiting
the various tribes 10 ascertain their wishes
and hear their complaints. TIE savages
promise fair, but no faith is placed in
them.
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Lancashire Cotton Operatives.

LONDON, June pa deputstion rep
resenting six thousand operatives in
Lancashire, waited on the Committee on
Cotton Manufactures, at Blackburn, to-
day, and asked an increase of wages.
They were assured if the prices obtained
for goods after harvest was over, should
warrant it, their wages would be raised
five Der cent
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MARRIED.

MIYELAR- = CHATEL On Wednesday.
June 20, at st. Peters church, by the Rev.
Father Kelley, P. l.. MIYELAR to Miss MARY
CHATEL, daughter Of ]. 7. Meier.
st. Peters Sunday School has lost one OF its
most faithful scholars-one who was always
pre-eminent for the prompt and exact execu-
tion Of her duties, and who received, years
ago. a testimonial OF his appreciation from
Father Kelley, in the shape OF heavy gold
Maltese medal. May that true heart that she
has hitherto divided between heaven and
earth be henceforward as faithful to him
whom she has sworn to love, honor and obey,
as to the Mother ChurchI and may he be en-
dowed with the grace OF the holy sacrament
Of mstrimOny to requite her true and sincere
love.
God bless both! A FRIEND.
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Countsrfeiters Doomed to Death,

NEW YORK, June 2S.-0n the arrival OF
the steamer Port au Prince, from New
York, at Port su Prince, Hayti, two pas
sengers named Grant and Almond, were
arrested on the charge of taking counter
felt money into the country. Several mil
lions dollars Of the money was discovered
into prison and will shortly be put to
death. The counterfeits were evidently
engraved in this country.
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eOvsrnor hoffman at Home.

NEW YORK, June Ex-Governor Hoff-
Sing-Sing last evening. He was es-
corted from the depot by the Hoffman
Guards, four hundred strong, to the resi-
sience Of his father. Hon. Isaac B. Nixon
made the address of welcome, Ia which
he alluded TO the not distant day when
His Excellency would occupy the Execu-
responded Ie the greeting Of his fellow
toWnsmep in pleasant and witty speech,
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British Columbia and the Dominion.

OTTAWA, June 23.-The negotiations
between the British Columbia delegates
and the Committee of the Privy Council
will be concluded TO morrow. 1t is un-
derstood that a satisfactory result will be
obtained.
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Thursday, July 18th. 1870.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to wit: Lying aud being in the
county of shelby and state OF Tennessee and
city of Memphis, known as lots Nos. rs and
l46, on the west side of Main street. Beginn-
Ing on the west side OF said street, 4g3I feet
north of the alley between Market and
Winchester streets, running thence north
with the west side Of Main street 2 feet 3
inches to stake, thence WestWardIy and par
allel with Winchester street s. feet to astake;
thence westwardly and parallel with Win
chester street S5 feet 10 a stake; thence south
Warcly and parallel with Main street, Y feet
inches to a stake; thence sastwardly and
parallel with Winchester street, 30 feet 70 the
beginning.
Terms OF SALE.-One-fourth cash, balance
on a credit of one and two years. Notes
with security bearing interest and lien re-
tanned until payment OF purchase money.
This June I'D, 1870.
NJ. d. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes & Postou. SOls. for Com plainant ie2
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CONGRE SSIONAL.

Summers Resolutions Deneuncing Brutali.
ties In Cuba, Commanding Spain to
EmaneIpats the Slaves and Evacuate the
and--Stewsrt Discusses the cooIie
Question from a HOrklngman's Stand
point Defeat Of the Senate Amendment
to the Bill Providing for ApportiOHmeHt
Of Representatives to Cougress-.lmpOr-
taat Debate upsn the Reconstruction Of
Geeruia. Ls @
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Ohio Democratic Nominations.

PIQUA, o., June 23.-The Democratic
Nominating Convention for the Fourth
District was held at Greenville to-day.
Hon. J. +. Mckinney, OF this city, is the
nominee. On his arrival, this afternoon,
he was met at the depot by large con-
course of his friends, and headed
by band of music where be received
hearty greetings. The meeting is now
being held in the public square. Gen.
John f. Cummins opened the speaking
with a brief address, followed by Mr..
Mckinney, and then by Major S. johnson.
The meeting then dispersed with the best
Of feeling, and with cheers for Mckinney.
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Monday, July 25th, 1870.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wtt; Situated, lying and being
In shelby county, Tennessee. and IN the city
or Memphis, on the west side OF Second
street, and being part OF lot SIS, the begin
ming corner commencing at a point where
John Cubbins' north line, iutersects the west
line OF Second street; thence nOrthwardly
with the west line of second street 1894 4-lO
feet three hundred and ninety-four and four
tenths feet, to stake; thence Westin line
parallel with John CuObins' north line,
(l4o19 one hundred and forty y-eight and a
hslf feet; thence south three hundred and
ninety-four and fOur-tenths feet to John
Cubbtns' north linei thence east with Cub
bins north line to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-UpOn a credit Of months,
purchaser executing a note with approved
security, bearing interest from date and a
lien retained until payment of the purchase
money. Equity OF redemption barred.
This June 3, 1870
NJ. ID. J.. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Hnmes 4 PostOn, Soils. for COmplainRnts. q
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Vermont RepubIicau Nomlnations.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 23.-The Re-
publican State Convention yesterday
nominated John W. Stewart, of Middle
bury, for Governor; Geo. N. Dale, of Is
land Pond, for Lieut.. Governor, and John
A. Page, of Montpelier, for treasurer.
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cHANcERY SALE, ON MONDAY,
JULY 25TH, 1870,

No. S977, o. r. D-Second Chaneery Courl
OF shelby county, Hugh L. Brinkley VS.. r
II. Glisson.
ID y virtue of an interIocutory decree mad,
ID in this cause, viii sell at public auc
ton. 10 the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Master 5 office Of the second Chane
cry Court, of Shelby county, N the city o.
Memphis, Tennessee. on
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Rnhhsru nf sannn Mnrth Of IawsIrx.

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-M. Stein, travelling
agent of the house OF S. Simpson, OF Gin
cinnati. had his carpet-bag, containing
nearly 5000 worth of sample jeweiry, sto-
len from him yesterday, while purch as
ing a ticket on an Alton packet.
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cHANcERY SALE, ON THURSDAY
July l4TH, 1870.

No. S7S7, o. r. D., Second Chancery Court OF
shelby COunty-A. HerzOg, ct al. VS.. Fred
erick Peres, ct al
ID Z virtue Of an order of resale made in
ID this cause, / Will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk
and Masters office % the Second Chancery
Court Of Shelby county, In the city OF Mem
Dhis Tennessee on
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ABLISHED 1910.
NASHVILLE.

The N. L. & C. Railroads. Report that
Means Rusiness-kew BlIls-NavigatiOE
Co.-IudiciaI circuits-The D0ckets and
Papers Of Shelby County Courts to bG
Examined-New Powers Conferred OT
Chancsry Courts-SchOOI Teaohers-Llfs
InsuranCe-hsmphis and Ohio Railroad
RogersViIle Railroad to be LEASED
SesOOl Fuhd-Tax on Lswyers-AfteF
the BOndholders-N. & N. W. Railroad
The George Nancy Bonds.
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New Albany Democrats Make Coed Nom
ination.

NEW ALBANY, IND, June 23.-At the
Democratic convention held here to-day,
Hon. VIM. Kerr was nominated for Con-
gress on the first ballot, with great unan-
unity. After the nomination the judicial
officers of the convention adjourned.
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PARIS, June 23.-SiecIe, after describ-
ing the Spanish atrocities in Antilles,
quotes with approval the following pas
sage from the London Messenger: Spain
needs money! Cuba needs peace, and the
United States needs Cuba,'' The Steele
adds, "ln this statement we see practi-
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TO BRlCKLAYERS.

GITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
" MEMPHIS, TENN., June q, 1870.
81 Sealed proposals will be received at
this ONCE until u O'Clock m FRIDAY, July
|, 1870, for building Brick Culvert on Vance
street, near NJ. and c. r. R Plans and speci-
aeations TO be seen at this office.
j. ID. HUMPHREYS,
te22 City Engineer.
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EsTABLIsHED Is41.
ORDINANCE.


Be Il oriai'lsd by he General Council Of he City
0f Memphis:
SECTION l. That the rate OF taxation for the
fOrty-third corporate year. $50, upon real
and personal property in th,s city OF Mem
phis, shall be as follows: IN the old city
limits, namely-the First. Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth, sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards, for Interest upon the Bonded Debt, sl
upon the 500; for General Purposes. T0c. upon
the 500; for City Schools, 30e. upon the 500.
Sec. z. And in the Ninth and Tenth Wards
the rate shall be for Interest upon the Bonded
Debt, SOC. upon the 500; for General Pur-
poses, 70c. upon the sI00; for City Schools 50c.
upon the Sl00.
Sec. 3. Be Il further ordained, That said
several taxes shall be due and payable az the
office of the Tax Collector, in the City Han,
Exchange Building, ON and after the first day
of July, $50.
Passed first reading; the rules haing sus-
pended the ordinance passed a second and
iDal reading by the Board OF Aldermen
Passed first reading by Council; the rules
being suspended passed a second and final
reading.
Approved June H. 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest. l. r. RICHANDs. City Register. iel8
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Koopmanschaan lion Side Gala ;,

SAN Francisco, June 23.-Koopman-
schaap contracted to furnish 1900 Chi
nese for Alabama and Tennessee, in three
equal shipments. The first shipment
will be made tomorrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Anniversary Of St. John the Baptist.
TNHE members of South Memphis
Il Lodge, No. lis, ere noTified TO meetNfAE
at their Hall on FeoiDAY MORNING, w
June Ath, at 81 o'clock.
Il. AS. +. C.'s and NJ. NJ. S, in good stand
ing, visiting and non-affiliated, are frater-
nally invited TO join as in the Com memora-
tive Ceremonies OF the day, and contribute
their assistance 10 the success of the festival
for the benefit of the RELIEF BOARD.
By order of VIM 8. MATTHEW'S, W NJ
BEN. X. RULLEN, Sec. faR
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MARKETS.
(BY ELEG GRAPH.l


and lower, sales 100 bales Aiddlfng up
lands 2I5<c. Flour unchanged; superfine
STATE and Western s. S5G6. whisky heavy
and decidedly lower Ss1acYSL Wneab E9Sc.
higher; fair continental and speculative de-
nland; winter red and amber Western 81 509
2 Corn 394c better and fair demand, partly
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Molasses dull.
Rice steady $40. Sugar firm Sales 100 hhdS
Cuba S149g5<c; Porto Rico 91{GiOc. Dry goods
business continues inert, with but little
change in prices of any class OF textiles.
Printed ealicoes sold well mp on light styles,
and prices of leading makes command I01<9(
ll1Sc for mourning and fancy styles. Printed
delaines have been hard 10 sell this season
opening at lSc. and falling to 7@l5 and even
l215c for best durable patterns; gtnghams sold
well this season al l612c for Renfrew, II for
Lancaster, and Amoskeag at l5c for Glasgow
jaconets steady at l0c for 3. 8. & Sons plain
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Base Bali.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The match
game OF base ball between the Red Stock
ings and Keystones was won by the for
mer by 81 to %.
INpIANAPoLIs, June 23.-In the base
ball game to-day, between the Kiongas
and indianapolis club, the former won by
"a to so,
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Indiana RspuhIioan convsntIou

INDIANAPoLIs. June 2s.--The Republi-
can Congressional Convention OF the
| Fifth District met in this city to-day and
nominated Hon. John Coburn for re-elec-
ton by acclamation.
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ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Reports from San
ia Rete county, Utah, say that the crops
in that county are nearly destroyed by
grasshoppers.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

sS- The officers and members of An O
gerona Lodge, No. Iss. are requested toN
attend at the Lodge Room,
This Morning, Iune 24th, at 8 o'clock.
All visiting brethren are invited.
By order of JOHN zENT, W.M.
JoHN RrAArrsF4 Sacretarv ta0t
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INDIANAPoLIs, June 23.-The woolen
factory at Greenfield, Ind, was destroyed
by fire this afternoon. Loss, $4,000. no
] insurance.