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THIRD EDITION
AFFAIRS AT The CAPITAL.
Enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment
Prospects of the Georgia Bill.
The Proceedings Of Congress To-day.
FROM WASHINGTON.
EnforcIns the Amendment. A

Enforcing the Am endment. .,.
Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph XIII
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The bill which passed the
Senate early this morning. TO enforce the provisions
OF the fifteenth amendment, is entirely different
from that originally reported by the Judiciary Com
mittee, being much stronger in its pains and penal
ties, and more carefully drawn TO guard the rights Of
negro voters, and punish fraud at the ballot-b0x.
tr... The Georgia Bill. rf raIf.r
The prospects OF the passage of the Georgia bill
considerably damaged by the result Of the Georgia
investigation in the Senate. Many members who be-
fore voted for the bill most favorable to Bullock will
reverse their action. General Butler still stands by
Bullock and will make vigorous 1ght for the ela
bill. .
The Tax Bill.
The Ways and Means Committee are at work
upon the Tax bill II s net thought that apy
changes will be made in the tax distilled spirits
though some notifications are expected In the mode
have the whole tax collected at the distillery and
delegations are now here from Cincinnati New
YORK, and Philadelphia for that purpose.
-.. The Duty on Furs. % : 40 Ii
A delegation Of New York fur dealers had an in
uniform import duty on that article. -l1,-
Pacific Railroad.
Various Southern Pacific Railroad factions are
coming together, with view to concentrating upon
some one OF the various measures now before Con-
gress for that project. The transcontinental rail
road men, who are very strong in the House. refuse
to agree upon any other bill but the one they have
drawn. They can defeat the Senate bill they say
and rather than agree to the project Of Senators
Howard, Kellogg, and Rice, they will prevent the
passage of any bill this session.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Csal Gas Explosion.

Z ROCHESTER,, May 21.-Mrs. Stewart, residing
in this city, was fatally burned this morning by
an explosion of coal gas frem cooking stove.
New York Money and Stock GHarxeIs.
NEW YORK, May 21.--stocks very strong. Money
easy at 4@b per cent Gold, l14 o2Os, 1852. coupon
do new, 1isX do 1861, i14x; 10. 1858, ii4H 10 4Os
1OsA; Virginia es, new, 80; Missouri IS, 94; Canton
Company, 69k; Cumberland preferred, AZ; Con-
solidated New York Central and Hudson River,
1919; Erie, 2sA; Reading, 1o4X; Adams Express
6s& ex diy Michigan Central ara 12s Michigan sSItn- ont,
burg, 1OT; Chicago and Rock Island, 11sA; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, az; Western Union Tele-
graph, s9K.
NEW YORK, May 21.-The steamship Bremen, for
Europe to-day, took out s345, ,oee In specie. If
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Benzine Explosion

btHZIn6 EXDIVbfUH'
BOSTON, May 21.-A large vat filed with ben
zine, in j. T. Reeds kid glove cleaning estab-
lishment at Charlestown, exploded last night,
blowing out the rear wall and setting fire to the
building, which was totally destroyed. Also
John Tibbell's stable and an unoccupied dwelling
adjoining. The loss is estimated at $15, 600.
Divorce Case.
In the divorce suit of Mrs. Lewis and her hus-
band DIR. William H. Lewis, heard before the
Supreme Court, the jury has rendered verdict
in fayor of the libellant. 'ol
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Steamship Rattlesnake, Winnett, hence, at Boston
yesterday.
Steamship Zodiac Hines, hence for New Orleans,
ran on French Reef on the 18th inst She threw her
coal overheard and got on.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, hence, at New York
yesterday.
Steamship j. w. Everman, Hinckley, for Philadel-
pha, sailed from Charleston yesterday
Bark Venus, from Antwerp for Philadelphia was
spoken 18th inst, Cape May Lghtship bearing
W.NW. 80, by New York pilot boat
Brig Ida, Harding, for MIX River and Philadel-
phia sailed from Kington, Ja., 30th ult.
Brig Kennebec, Minott, hence, at Charleston yes
terday.
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from WASHINGTON.
Heavy Burglary.

HedVy buTHIHfys
Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nay 2l.-The pawnbroker
shop of Goldstein & Co., of this city, was
robbed early yesterday morning of valuables
amounting to $4,000. Yesterday evening the
detectives arrested one of the burglars, aad the
goods were recovered.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,Os SEQ Inside Pages.
by I'elegrdph.)

FUHThkss 1UNhUEi 10y zI.-raSseu M Ior baItl
Matilda B., from Mayaguez. Passed out-Steam
ship Baltimore, for Bremen; steamship Liberty, 70
Havana barks Ellen Stevens, for Matanzas; Loretti
and Black Prince for Liverpool; brigs Francis Jane
for Mayaguez; John Givan, for Sagua and Georg
Latimer, for st. Johns.
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New York Produce nInrkst.

NEW YORK. May 2l. = Cotton dull; sales 900
bales middling upland at 2916c. Flour duh and
heavy. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn unchanged.
steady. Pork dun mess s2937. Lard quiet steam.
bold kettle, 16ke. Whisky duh and nominal at
s1O7H@1OS
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Steamship Volunteer, Jones, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to John +. Oil.
Steamer w. Whildin, Riggans, Is hours from Bal
timore, with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Chattanooga, Black, 10 days from Portland,
with laths to T. p. Calvin Co.
Schr Pearl, Smith, 10 days from Fox Island, with
stone to Barker Bro.
schr P. Meryin, Pugh, 10 days from Blue creek,
with stone to Barker a Bro.
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Chicago advocates Feejee annex alton, think
ing that there will then be one place in the
country worse than that town.
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Distinguished ExoursiOnists.

FORT SCOTT, May 2l.-Charles Francis Adams and
SON. of Quincy, Mass. Nathaniel Thayer, OF Bos
tyn President Elliott, OF Howard University Colone
Coates, President of the Missouri River, Fort Scott
and Gulf Railroad, and other distinguished gentle.
men arrived here yesterday. After brief visit they
returned to Kansas City.
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This Afternoons Quotation

LONDON, May 2l-2SO Z. M;-ConsoIs closed at s41l
securities dull United States b-2es OF 1862 ssJI
of 1866, old, ssK; OF 1867, soK lo4os Sc. Stocks
dull Erie Railway, lsA; Illinois Central, 1l1H
LIVERPOOL, May Gl-2so p M.-Cotton steady +;
middiing uplands, 1OJs@11d.; middllng Orleans
1000 for export and speculation. Corn, 2ss. PORK
dull at 102s. Cd.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, New York, w. M. Baird ace
Str Vulcan, Wilcox, New York, w. M. Baird Co.
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FROM EUROPE.
This pIorninG,. Oustatiens

LONDON, May 21-Noon.-Consols for money
quiet. q. S. Five-twenties OF 1862, s91S; OF 1865
old, es; of 1867, COY; 10-4Os, Sc. Stocks steady
Erie, 1sA; Illinois Central, 11lH; Great Western
2sH.
LIVERPOOL, May 21-Noon-Cotton steady. Mid
ding uplands, l0If@11d; middling Orleans, 1lAd
The sales are estimated at 900 bales.
Red Western Wheat, IS.
LONDON, May 2l.-Linseed Oil dull.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. m

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE KvKNING TKLRaRAPf
OFFICE.
IA M........7oI IL A. M.......7s 2P. M.......s s.
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RAILEnl
MEMORANDA

Steamer Centipede, Doughty, sailed yesterday for
Boston.
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FROM THE VEST.
KiraIn OIexeInnd.

CLEVELAND, May 21.-Hendrckson Bros shin
Gle factory and Bowler * Walkers foundry were
burned last night The loss is upwards or $40, ,000
insured as fellows;-American, OF Hartford, and
National, OF Boston, $500 each; Home, OF New
Of Cleveland, s7OO each; Merchants, OF Hartford,
ebO0. ....
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
5000 e Pa IS So 1Sss 20 Sh Les
ss5e0 City 6s, MIS-. 1929 do.......c. 81
e45O0 do. .........102xt 19 do......ls. 81
$1,000 Pa 7s....... ssH 200 do. -. 81
$500 do......... ssK 20 sh Cam 4 r. 1l9%
$4,000 do......... 6SX 4 sh Read r.. trf. 90
$1,000 Pa & Y Cl Is SsS do. Cap. 49%
$1,000 q m 6s,ss 9sX 1000 sh McClintk ISIS 81
$1,000 Bel. Del 3m S9sl 10s sh Cata Prf.be0 ssK
$1,000 W Jersey rs 81 100 sh Phi d e r $50 2s1
1852 sh Penna r. is. 561s 400 sh ca A R.ls. 4sX
80 DO; -. Is. 5s'S 10 do. :. ~
40 sh Lit Sch R.. 43 500 sh Hestonve.ls.
105 do. ..bbwn. 43 - $50. >. 1917
NARR g LADNER Bankers, report thia morning
Gold quotations az folows:-
1000 A. .M...........1l4A l120 A. M.........14X
lU4E " ....'......ll4Is lloo ......'....ll4A
MRssRs DE HAVEN & BROTHER. No. 20 8. Third
Street. Philadelphia report the following quotations.:
u. s. IS OF 1881, 117@117A; do, 1852, 1129112A;
do. 1864, 111H@111H; 40. 1855, 1l1%@112; do. 1866
new, 1l3%@1l4 do. 1857, do. 1141&@l143I; do. 1885,
do, 114h@1146; 10-4Os, 10s1l@10sH U. 8. 80 Year
8 per cent Currency 112%@112%; Due Comp. Int
Notes, 10; Cold 114%@1144; Silver, 1Os@109H
Union Pacific r. r. lst Mort. Bonds, ss6Oas7O Gem
tral Pacific r s-zd r. Ssaoss4O; Union Pacific Land
JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities as
follows:-U. 8. Go Of 1881, 117@117; 3-20s of 1852
l129112X; do, 1854, 111x@111X; do.,, 1856, 111X
@112; do. do, July, 1131@114;, do. do, 1867,
H4X@1i41I; do. 1895, 114ksl14,i; l0-4Os,f los "a
1OsX IS, 1l2%@1121S. Gold, 1l42l.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

dents. 1t would not present a spec
tacle of men arrived az power and
disOWning their principles and acts
Olivier was continually interrupted
while making this explanation, and Il
was only when he ceased speaking
that order was restored. Right i'm
mediately moved an order Of the day,
uph olding the system OF official
candidatures, A stormy discussion
ensued. Olivier asked that the order
of the day be not made. A vote OF
the want Of confidence in the depu
ties of the Left declares that
they must support the ministry be-
cause they we're pledged to electoral
freedom, but for no other reason.
The question was then taken up, and
the order of the day az moved By the
Right was adopted Dy a vote Of 1877
against 56 Much agitation has been
produced by the result, which is con-
sidered equivalent to a declaration Of
want Of confidence in the ministry.
The Duke of Prasiin is about to
marry Miss Lilly Forbes, Of New
York.
HAVANA, Feb. 24-The Captain
General has issued an important de-
cree. 1t grants liberty TO over 1000
negroes, prisoners of war, who had
been hired out to labor by the Gov
eminent with the understanding that
they were to become slaves after q
certain date. The decree declares
that every one willing to work can
take care Of himself, while the law
will protect all classes. The measure
is warmly applauded by the liberal
and progressive party.
The Captain General intends to is
sue a decree abolishing the privilege
of trial by special courts, hitherto en-
joyed By persons in army, navy and
church and foreigners. This will do
away with the tribunals Of commerce
for foreigners aud others, and will
strike at the root Of partial and un-
just administration of laws. The III
drlO publishes a document revealing
the existence of q Cuban Junta in
Santiago, which has for long time
assisted the insurgents with informa-
ton and material Of war. The mem
bcrs Of the Junta, eighteen in number,
were arrested, charges against them
proved and they have all been ex-
ecuted
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hundred hogsheads are on the breaks,
like the disciples when five thousand
were TO be fed with five barley loaves
and few fishes, =" What are these
among so many"
Many, and certainly all, will become
tobacco buyers in the various depart
M ats of trade-of manufacture, and
the professional men, lawyers, ply
sicians, editors, professors. and even
preachers, some of them buy tobacco.
Why not, is there any thing wrong in
it? Wherever the carcass is, there
will the eagles be gathered together"
proverbiaI aphorism used to illus
trate divine teaching, appropriately
bears upon the interest in review
with an admissible variation, Where
the eagles are carcasses will be
found"
Let not the tobacco raisers be mis-
led The tobacco eagles are in Ev-
ansville, and they are tobacco hungry,
and let every old eagle train the
young ones to frequent the tobacco
houses. and eaNly learn to help to
make Evansville the great tobacco
market of forty States.
respectfully, r. M. ENGLISH.
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C0wsuBsI.rroN

The Three Remedies "aoHEHCu'a Hr..
MoNIc SYRUP" for tic cure of Caaanf
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of lou.
sumption. The peculiar action OF this l....
icine ripens the GERS ln The iunae .rn.
notes the discharge of the corrupt nlaifsr
by expectoration. Purinos the blood arn
thus cures Consumption, when every olaar
remedy falls.
"schenck's sea-Wed TonicH ror tnr
cure OF DyapepHla or Indigestion, ana aft
diseases arising iioni debility. This l8nIr
invigorates tho digestive organs, supplies
the place OF She gastric Juice when lll ia
deficient, aud then enables the pallouI
digest the most nulrioioua food. 10 F.
sovereign remedy for al cases Of lnde
tion.
"schenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever diBoovaraf
being a vegetable substitute Tor ealam.
and having an the useful propcrties ae.
cribed 10 that mineral, without Drodaenr
any OF It's injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr. j. H
schenclr, OF Philadelphia, owes hia uu-
rivaled succeas ia the Treatment OF pui-.
monte Consumption. The PuHnor Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, daclaroe .I
and purlhes the blood. The Mauur..e
Pills acJ upon the liver, remove aH ob
structlons therefrom, give the oraan
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which Is one Of the most prominontc1uaa
of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invigoratc8 ono
powers OF the stomach, and by streng hru.
ing the digestion and bringing 10 30 an0r-
NAL and healthy condition, Improve tnc
quality OF the blood, ~ which meaua Lno
formation Of ulcers or tubarclea iu tna
lungs becomes impossible. Tho combined
action OF hese medicines as thu sE.
planned, lcure every case Of Conf1ur-
tion, II the y tnedlos are used in tlma and.
the use Of the Is peTGevered in sum rlerf-
" 10 bring the case 70 o favora BILE Ter sllas
ton.
DR.. schenck's Almanac, cOntalulnF ffII
treatise on lhe various forms of dl aeaa.
hiH mode Of treatment, and general lIr.c.
tlons how to use his medicine, can he haI
gratis or sent By mail by addreaHnT his
Principal ONCE. No. rs North sixth Etr
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PulmoniC Syrup and ca-
weed Topic, each 81 81 per bottle, or 1 1Jn
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. pof s1f.
For sale by al ID djuggisls and dealers
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New York Items. +.

New YORK, February q. 4.-Ex- Sec.
Seward is expected to-morrow.
A case of kidnapping was brought
to light to-day. A woman, named
Jane Duffy, was caught in the act of
stealing baby. and committed for
trial.
John Gibbs. colored janitor at 63
William Street, was arrested for dis
posing Of valuable books, including
some fifty volumes, belonging to John
Anstin Stevens, Jr, for waste paper.
Mormon preachers were warned out
of the village of East Meadows, Long
Island, by a vigilance committee, on
pain of being mobbed. They left for
Potchoque, but expected to return,
when serious disturbance is feared.
NEW YoRK, February PA large
free trade meeting was held this after
noon, in Broad Street.
The National Tobacco Association
considered, without action TO day, the
resolution for the appointment of a
committee to present to Congress
amendments to the Internal Revenue
laws In the interest Of trade.
A motion was made before Judge
Benedict to-day for arrest of judg-
ment in the case of Theophilus @.
Callicott, formerly Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue, and now serving out a
term in the Albany Penitentiary
The judge announced that he would
consult Judge Nelson.
Tx United States Marshal Murray
has sued l.. B. Cannon for moneys
claimed to have been advanced on
Cannon's authority to Mr.. Wood, OF
the secret service, and others, in col
lecting testimony for use before the
Congressional Committee on Election
Frauds
The Executive COMMITTEES of the
National Board of Fire Underwriters
has referred the question of rates
throughout the country to the Local
Boards, with power to act.
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nomellmes, without anv nairn
ctu.es bue pnNatcnf strength nlr --rra..
splfits give way nud a strange rarl1r II
allke on tho body and inteilec. rhn.
llttle or no pain perhaps, bat tho unt...
Nlgpf ana elasticity on the uaruou. ..H
muscular system SCENE 90 have Harns
ana an indifference 70 the nieaerirf f..
HE and even of its grave rosuonsIhiif
t0k,s the place or thst earnest lnterre
DoJh which charaelCrile5 every wen
anc-u mind when in healthy conHf ....
RMS state OF partial collapse rs often y.
pfeiuohltory symptoms OF some afr -.
the vital powers are iauguHuIng ana /. n
8tl mul0nfs ln such cases fhe.aff.af b. .
Few doses or HostetferH Atomncn WIl
IS wonderfully beneficial. Ihe ufeHL fI ~.
wakes up the system from ifs drQwae. -.I..
secfsllons and the circulation Iceelf
new Impetus. The relaxed nerves Faa
tnslt elasticity under tie operations a.
bpeClhcy ike the Riacktmea htrHuNth
inualeai instrument in tna process OF
ing LelnAF6y aud debility ufo rouI
Ny energy and vigor, the spirits rise
NE Lhht almost seemed burden
the season Of depression lnstou. becl
once more nnlnyabfe. Whnt SUCH q ray
cnange should be prod Iced hy a rem
entirely devoid 81 ths powerful aIka
ana minerals so eXtems ITciV used iu
ern practice, may seem incredible to
who pin their faith on the medicinal
cacy OF active pOih0ns, but lf these
tics Will taae the trouble to lnQuif
those who have tested the corrective
Alternative virtues OF the Bltters under Lnl
circumstances described, they viii Hr.
the statement 70 be true
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24.-Jury in IL
bel suit, Mrs. Mary Evans, VS.. Cour-
ter journal Co., returned verdict for
plaintiff, assessing her damages at
two hundred dollars; she sued for
twenty thousand dollars; offense con-
sisted In application word brady
houseto plaintiffs esta blishment.
-Four sleeping cars containing a
large number of excursionists, among
whom were delegates to the Freight
Agents Convention, and several journ-
alists left for New Orleans, this eve
ming, to participate in the carnival on
Shrove Tuesday,
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CHICAGO. Eel. "a

A special to the Tribune from St.
Paul says the bill which recently
passed the Minnesota House of Rep
resentatives, providing for submitting
to the people of the State an amend
ment to the Constitution on the ques
ton Of Womsn's Suffrage, on which
question women should be allowed to
vote, was to-day coneurred in by The
Senate on a vote of twelve to nine.
The bill provides that women's votes
shall be taken In separate boxes. II
is understood that Governor Austin
will sign the bill.
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SANTA FEE, N. NJ, Feb. 23.-The
Post, i. L. Mesella correspondent,
reports that Colonel Barnard. with
a detachment of the 1st and S,h u.
5. Cavalry, had series of running
fights with Indians in the dragoon
mountains, In Arizona on January
%. Thirteen Indians were killed,
and two aiken prisoners. The Indian
camp and large amount of material
was destroyed. The bar of gold
which Colonel j. +. Stone had with
him when he was killed, and the mail
robbed, was found in their camp.
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The FearfuI OANCER subdued,

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED. -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER,
1 resOrJed to all the remedies OF which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mendlng q certain herb to me as q cure.
L (as L supposed) procured the herb,
and prepared and applied IL, which
made a perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
md a speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions for use. Price S.
Address, with registered letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box 25l, Port
Jervis. Orange County, New York.
ta22 dam
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DAILY sJOUBN Az
FRTDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. 1870.
IOOLHIu uUuIcaLtu.
Old Butter Armed and Equipped
Ready for The contest OF 1870.

Ready for The contest OF 1876.
A mass meeting Of the Union Repub-
lican Party, of Butler County, Ky,
was held on Saturday, the 18th of
February, 1870. for the purpose of
more fully organizing the party. At
l o'clock, P. H., they met in the upper
room of the Court house. The house
was called to order by j. N. Howard,
Chairman, and +. NJ. Forgy, appoint
ed Secretary.
The roll was called by precints.
Those fpresent from MorgantoWn
precinct, were Capt. j. d. Brateher,
Thos. Ward, Judge B. L.. ID. Guffy,
j. r. Berry, Fl, A. Rock, w. L. Hill,
and w. &. Leach.
From Rochester PTectnct.-Danlel
Reneer, VIM. Reed, NJ. u. Hammers
and James Reeves.
From Landaq's Precinct. - John
Citizens, John g. CohTan, Felix Gray
and VIM. H. Lewis.
From Burden's Precinct-J. w.
Howard. A. Frizzell, VIM. Coats and
David Elms.
From Renfroao's Precinct. = None
except G. z. Waddle, Deputy Sheriff.
A motion to go into the nomination
of candidates for the various county
offices to be filed at the next August
election, commencing with the highest
cflce, was carried.
On motion, g. P. Waddle was
authorized to cast the vote of (his)
Renfrow precinct, aud that those
present, viz; J. w. Howard, A. Friz-
zard and VIM. Coats, cast the vote of
Burdens Precinct.
On motion of B. L. d. Guffy, the
chair appointed Judge Guffy of Nor
gantown, VIM. Reed of Rochester,
VIM. III. Lewis of Landans precinct,
@. z. Waddle of Renfrow precinct
and j. w. Howard of Burdens pre-
cInct, to determine how many votes
each precinct should cast, which com
mittee retired for few minute, and
reported that each district be allowed
to cast one vote for every fifteen votes
cast for Morris, last August, which
was eoncurred IN, and gives
Morgantow
Rochester,.
....-...4
henfroW ....-....
Burden S....s..s.
1t was then moved that it require
two third vote of the whole to make a
nomination, which was concurred in.
After which, the following nomina-
tions were made:
For County Judge NJ. Forgy.
For County CLERKS. w. Taylor.
For County Attorney. w. Ward.
For County Surveyor-F. j. Austin.
For County Assessor-Jesse Lee.
For Sheriff-Postponed
For JaiIor-U. B. Heviel
For Coroner-E. 2. Cook.
All Of which was unanimously con
Cured in, and the meeting then ad-
journed, with request that copy of
the proceedings be furnished the Lou
isville Commercial and the Evansville
JOURNAL. j. N. HOWARD,
Chairman.
T M FORGY. See'v.
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COLUMBUS. O., Feb. "a

The House refused to pass the bill
repeating the law of last winter pTovid-
ing for the taxation of United States
bond notes and fractional currency.
The House to-day passed the Senate
bill to furnish bodies to medical stu
dents for dissection. Bills introduc-
ed in the Senate to prevent children
who have never been vaccinated from
attending public schools.