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DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

This great specific for the cure OF Rheumatism
and Neuralgia since its Introduction to the public
has met with success unparalleled In the annals OF
medicine :Dr Ftier, graduate nat OF the University of
active practice SINCE devoted years OF patient re-
search and experiment In perfectDg it, and the cures
that 1t has since made outnumber those OF all other
rheumatic remedies In the land combined Thou-
sands of certificates have been given OF the wonder
full cures 1t has effected OF Rheumatism and Neural
ga and throughout the land it is hailed by those
suffering the tortufes OF those terrible diseased
Being purely vegetable its use cannot iniure the
most delicate constitution, and those anilcted with
Rheumatism or Neuralgia can safely try it, and with
the assurance too that 1t will speedily bring them
back to health.-Chicdg0 EUeninS Post.
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FROM .NEW" FORK.

Coal Sales.
New York, Aug. 31.-At the coal sale to-day
the following prices were realized:-Lump,
$41O@4'2715; steamboat, S440@445; CRATE,
$4'75@4's5; egg, $5O5@510; stove, $5'4O@5 so;
chesnut, $4'10@4'25. This shows a decrease in
lump OF 10 cents; steamboat 219; CRATE, IL;
stove, III; chestnut, 2715, and an increase in
egg of %.
A. base Ball.
Special Despatch 10 The E0e'lt'g Telegraph
TROY, Aug. 3l.-A game of base ball between
the Athletic, of Philadelphia, and Haymaker
clubs is now being played before large
audience. The first inning resulted:-Athletic,
0; Haymakers, O.
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RHEUMATISM,

This disease, once terror to the afflicted. has
lost of late years, many Of its fearful and fright
full aspects. Since the introduction OF DIR. FIT
LER'S REMEDY, those suffering from the disease
have happily found a means OF mastering the DIRE adj
disorder. The use of that specific speedily drives
every yestige Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia from
the system, and being purely vegetable 1t not only
cures those diseases thoroughly and effectively but
il also improves the general health, and leaves the
system strengthened and invigorated. Rheumatic
Sufferers by all means, should try it and prove its
singular efiicacy.-Cin9inndti Enquirer.
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DIR. FITLER.

his eminent practitioner, by the discovery OF his
wonderful specific for rheumatism and Neuralgia
has laid suffering humanity under debt OF gratitude
that can hardly be repaid. Thousands OF the most
painful cases record, of the diseases alluded to-
have been cured by that marvellous preparation and
thousands more, who are now using It, are on the
road to the bllssful condition OF restored han
pness and health. What it has done In thousands
Of instances it can do again. and say to all rheu-
matte sufferers-uy 1t, be convinced and be cured.-
81. Louis Democrat.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,

No more painful ailments afilict humanity than
rheumatism and Gout, and, until the advent of DIR.
more difficult to cure. The patient toll, scientific
research and ncessant application for years, how
specific in those complaints, whose goodly ministra-
tions have made 1t positive boon-a verftable Balm
OF Gilead-to suffering humanity. Thousands of the
worst cases have been cured by it, and everywhere
throughout the length and breadth of the land it is
hailed as the safest surest and most scientifically
prepared cure for rheumatism and Neuralgia ever
discoy ered.-Nelr York World.
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instant, THEODORE H. ERNST,

EREsT-On the Goth instant THEODORE II. ERNST,
In the Path year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from ST. Marks EV Lutheran
Church, Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets, on
Thursday morning. September l, at precisely 10
O'Clock. S.
KmKPATRIoK.-on the 9sth instant, DAVID KIRK
PATRICK.
The relatives aud male friends are Invited to at
tend hts funeral from his mothers residence No
as Arch street, on THURSDAY, September 1, at 3
O'Clock Z. M.
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pocToR FITLERs RHEUMATIC REMEDY.l

Among the various remedies prepared for the
cure of Rheumatism there is none that can compare
with DR.. FITLERS. Compounded as it is by regu-
lar practitioner Of over thirty years standing the
immense confidence that the public place In 1t Is well
and deservedly bestowed. Thousands of certificates
have voluntarily been given In It's favor, and many
of the cures that 1t has made have been of cases
that have been pronounced ncurable 10y some of the
most eminent physicians Of the land. Rheumatic
sufferers should try it. They will find it positive
specific for the cure OF their painful ailment-
delphio Sunday Times.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
Sufferers from these painful complaints have only
themselves to blame IL they permit their frames to
be tortured, when sovereign cure like DIR. FIT
LER'S WONDERFUL RHEUMATIC REMEDY is
within such easy reach Of the humblest In the
land AS to its curative properties in Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia, no one, who is not wilfully
blind can entertain the shadow OF doubt. Thou
sands Of the worst cases known to the medical
faculty have been cured by it, and hundreds of the
certificates given IN ITS favor are from judges, law
very midst, who living evidences OF its miracu-
lous power. 1t is sold everywhere, and rheumatic
and neuralgia sufferers it to themselves to make
a trial OF its svlrtues.-Philadelphia Inquirer
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DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY

Has exceeded all expectation, by its wonderful
curative power: Persons who have exhausted both
money and patience will ,be warranted, in writing
a complete, permanent cure. Thirty.seven years
experience in specially treating Rheumatism has
produced this popular standard specific. DIR. Filter
Graduated 1885, Diplomas at Office, No. 20 South
Fourth street.-Philadelpha Epening Star.
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WITH THIS REMEDY,
so IN EVERY 100 PATIENTS TREATED

SO warranted under oath, from registered cases-a
result unparalleled. 1t Is pleasant medicine, free
from Injurious drugs Sworn vouchers from re-
accompany each bottle) To protect sufferers from
risk, legal guarantee stating number OF bottles
warranted TO cure will be forwarded without charge
to any person sending by letter full, truthful de-
scrlption OF case. In case OF failure to cure the
amount paid will be refunded
Price, 81 80 per bottle; six bottles, $3.50 Medical
advice sent by letter gratis.
Address DR.. FITLER. once No. go s. FOT.RtH
Street, Philadelphia, or No. 7O4 BROADWAY, New
YORK.
Sold or obtained lay Druggists. seows
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

IBD Tele1rdD

(By Telegrdph.)
NEW YORK, Aug. Sf.-Arrived, steamship MagnC
liza, from Havana.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 80. - Arrived steamshl
Colorado, from Panama.
Sailed, ship Annie Nj. Weston, for Bakers Island
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DIR. FILTERS
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY,

The scientific prescription OF Professor JOSEPH
2. filler NJ. D., one of Phiadelpha's oldest regu-
lar Physicians, who has made rheumatism a spe-
cialty thirty seven years.
PERMANENTLY CURING
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PRoNPTEEss energy, and perseverance, have es-
tablished reliable, cheap and frstclass Curtain,
Shade, Bedding, and Upholstery Store in the we'll
known house of Albertson s Co., No. 1885 Chestnut
street.
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$4,000 WILL BE PAID

To any person producing a preparation showing
half as many living genuine permanent cures as
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FROM THE WcEST.
The Illinois state Fair.

CHICAGO, Aug 8l.-The Illinois State Fair is to be
held at Decatur the last week In September.
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ALPtCA SACKS
Drdp d-Ete Sacks.
Linen Busters.
White Duck Pants
Fancy Linen Pdnts
White Duck Pants.
White MdrSeiIes Pants
Al kinds Of Summer Clothing sold at prices
GUARANTEED LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE.
Rnlf-irGy BENNETT Il Co,
Bettreen FiJih TOWER HALL,
and Sirh Sts, No. 615 MARKET STREET.
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A GOOD HOTEL is a benefit TO the community, and
Boston may well be proud OF Its noted AMERICAN
HOUSE. long and so well kept by Lewis Rice, Esq.
Thoroughly re1ted and refurnished, it need fear
comDetitor
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CLEARED THIS MORNIN

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M........1 IL A. M.......s0 2P. M. s.
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DIED.

"sPALDme's GLUE handy and useful.
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LONDON, Aug. 31.-An extraordinary miscel
lany of passengers is constantly arriving her
from Paris-sportsmen, nuns, jockies, horse;
school girls, etc.
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FATAL TO THE TEETH are all acrid preparations.
They may bleach the enamel, put they as surely dis
solve and destroy it, The mild, genial balsamc pre-
seIvatiye Sozodont, impregnated with the Saponin
OF the famons tropical Soap Tree, of Chill, is the
only absolutely safe article OF its kind in the market
and protects the teeth from all destructive inhu-
ences as well as keeps them free from tartar.
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MR.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY the jeweller at No. 8
Soath Second street. has OF the largest and
attractive stocks Of all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST 8
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer NJ. Massey, Smith, New York. w. NJ. Baird
d Co.
Str Mars, Grumley New York. do
Steamer E. G. Biddle, McCue, New York, w. p.
Clyde Co.
Steamer Chester, Jones, New York, do.
Str Beverly, Pierce, New York, do.
Bark Eliza Avelina, DOwley, Cork or Falmouth, for
orders, b. Crawley d Co.
Dan. schr Grasnere, Kellin, Trinidad, L. Wester-
gard Co.
Schr Thomas Borden, wrightington, Fail River,
SinniCkson Co.
Scbr Mary Price, Ferguson, Plymouth, do.
Barge Reading RR. No "a, Daily, Brooklyn, do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with tow OF
barges, w. P. Clyde Co.
Tug G. B. Hutchins, Davis, Havre- Grace, with a
tow OF barges W. P. Clyde Il Co.
, 1870-09-30
OHIO.

Progress OF the Robinson Murder
Trint MT Mansfacld-7 cst5.nouy Aor
tho Prohcclltiou.
SPECIAL lle4yateh to The C,.caro Tuauuc.
Mansfield, o., Sept fo.-Thc Rob.nson mu7,icr
trtsl Is progressing with increasing Interest Four
OF ave *Itncssca were examined this furcunoa,
and lsobinson's letters 10 the murdered woman,
calling Ct W. B. HAIL. ro,ler Of Mrs. Lup.fo1i.
81 ss,, witness ioE the Eosssus:,a p7oncst
snbwn his name OF connection with the mut,lerci
WOMAN, laDoiing hr ,tays' work. Ha Il represent
I'd. hy tf,ose who have employed him, as an in-
ion was long aud scaichtaa, and productise of a
number OF storms between counsel and Witness,
which Judge Ge,Idis, with all hts known tact anI
the witness, ha.'ecrc.' BY the prosecution, who
were cndcavor,pe to show delinquercies IN hls
past liie rs well a that Of his SISTER,
Il nss 93sS as1ss she sss ssses ssa sas
a The close Of which he vert bitterly. 1t WIS
come uue before the Investigation could proceed.
through this Witness, vas that Robinson had
threatened Mrs. tnasfota ln his hearing, 10 ctn-
Sin9att, hat Il sne married ccrsa!n " nlam
mAtTJ any one whlle be lived.
The prosecution have Developed much s:rong-
er case today than vas promised yes:et1ay. The
Important Character On the whole. and nothing
new was deyelopcd. Several witnesses were IN
4 tsoduccd to show that Robinson showed coustt1-
e!shlc agitation IN the morning, before the fact
Of the murder vas made pub1le. and INN edately
afttr~atd when he went for the Mafsha1 q
| well Is at Tue EraSe when the body WIS buried.
The examination OF experts has now com.
merced IN regard to the teeth maIks, &c, Dr. c
| r. TAFT being now on tho stand.
The prose, usion viii probably get through witt
their testimony tc-suors5w
After court had adtndtned, this afternoon, "
+. ISL, brother Of the lA:e Mts Inusforu, 40
l preached NJ. pse1fam, senior counsel Tor tht
defence, and followed him some distance a,Vr
| the 1Icet, using threatening words aud Ecstur1S
Mhi!e paus!DE IN trnnt Of Blgclow's drug store
vi. Burns another Of Defendants counsel, cam.
up. when Hall became quite violent snd bolster
tosiy by the Nator and deputy, ant lodged il
JAIL An open kOtfe was dtseovcrcd In his poct
ea. 1t Is th6cght he had been drinking,
, 1870-09-30
OBITUARY.
The fsato Ioseph Ilnns'ey Knox.

The Fad news reached this city on Monday, b,
Telegraph, Of the testh, on The day preceding, q,
Lincoln. In Sebra1kS, OF Joseph Hnntey Knox. =
resident OF that city. aod prominent member ol
ne bar OF NttfAskA. The leceaBed was zou oi
Hon. Joseph Knox, Of this city. anf Was bolI
at Rock Island IN TILL State, IA the year 1861 In
1890 he graduated with distinction as Williams
College, Massachusesis, and subsequently attrnt.'
ed the law course Of the Chicago University.
pfcmrt,1 a " volanteeres. Is . soldier IN the
Ninth Illinois Cavalry ard waa appointed
to the position Of AuIntaat Of tae IeSmfenI f y. M
rcseI Intelligence aud Judgment that won fot him
The Con ndctcc and erleetn Of his regiment This
smaiIenant rs c,sease conuac,ed in Southern cam.
apped himself 70 hta Legal studteA, and IN 1854 or
cumstanoss thai Rare especial promise Of snocess
and distinction tn bis profession. For the twn
subsequent yo1ts he pursued the practice 1t cr-
uf ibis cty. in the spring Of 1858 hn ssiectea mc
capital OF ScbF1sE1 eo5 his home. Upon his re.
moral g ihas place, be ct once took proml1eet
position he held 10 the time Of his death,
The removal from life Of one 20 promising aud
50 sove1. y the prime OF his years, his usefu,-
enly to the loving, loved, md Hpdrcd ciFcis tnst
tnueia tac widest breach by this sad dIspensa-
Hoo, nut WIN Be felt also with deep Borynw by the
compaDtcns OF bis professional career, who
hy that larger circle OF 1scns and acqu1inrances
VINO viii ever b+ar united and unhssltarinR tes-
ssmoSy 70 The purity Of nle life and the worth Of
~. Knox Has widely known IN this ctty and tn
Northern Illinois. lie had inherited much OF
tho ability and noh!e qualities of hts1 father,
T. hna nw iiiends anticipated Tor him I high rank
Tho remains will be brought to Rock Island for
lntetnents a. which place the funeral will take
, 1870-09-30

and sun oohunues, with rnabasca violence. Al
modcs al travel In this section, aud ~ far n
heard tFrm In the State, arc interrupted Thh
Eastern pound train o. tho CacsapcAke unlp
1ta.lrond, from White sulphur springs
this morning, was unable to pruescd
any further than At1an Station on account OF The
wash IN the mad, and nve land elldea between
Attnn and GoIdupkville. The train commenced
TO return to StauHt0p, but. after passing tho Hlua
Aingr Tunnel, II becAus unsafe to proceed fur
theE, tho wafer On the track being nearly up to
the tIc IN tie crEtne.
wictSsm, Diit ctor r1sI ard psrty, had barely
paxked over tho WAyneshofu bEidae, whei.
i was sFepr away By the hood. The
Eaalern bound uan. containing
from VllKtria Springs, Ii wcat6erhound in tne
tnonntoln II tho cast end OF nlue Ridge Tunnel,
No lives have been lost A. lar a. heard from.
4r m: Fattcpge1H will BE- unable to Get ANxJ
from the futnrl brtorc Tomorrow evening
To-day the municipal once trnuolcs here com.
merced aVhtD. The Chief OF Petlce was arrested,
T-dsJ. on complaint OF VIM b Davidson, who
claima 70 ee the city Collector under the enabling
act and the l4tc judicial decisions. The CHIEF, i'd
tu1u, had DAEtdson A1Tcttetl for pcrtur1n2 Ia
smtatlpR nc feared mole4tatt1n. Dlyidsnn Was
!etely elected tevm municipal once By order pi
The CITY Cunctl, BY the Chief OF Police
LfScnBCHot SEPT. 2s.-The most destructive
nenh ever lEown here occurred tonight. The
!'f1dce Aercss James River Is washed awny. II II
!mrotHb'e aa yet 10 sSccst2iu the full extent ol
toe Injury to other property. Several lives zEt
lost The liver te higher than for twenty-five
yeaf1.
, 1870-09-30
The Language OF Jewels.

From the most remote period Of history,
sivs recent writer, Significance has been At
tarhed to precious stones, they oeing sup
posed to exert baneful or blessea influence
farcies about them ia that which connects one
With each month in the year, and With all who
ara born In that month. Thus, TO JAnnarv
belong the garnet and the jacinsh, which pro-
serve the wesrer from pestilenco and from
Lightning iaa raths5 ts necessary = The SEA
fving tempefance. It protects tie wesrsr
f1om evil though Is, and cures or prevents
inehzsety. 1t makes him diligant, and pro-
cures him the favor of Prinees. The stone Of
March ia tho jasper. which cures hcmorrhage
torn in april should wear the sapphire, eiguiti-
cant Of purity. To May belongs the agate,
which protects from poison and appeases
pain. II single in color, It renders tbs wearer
inyinGble- juno has tho emerald, significant
Of hope, teaching The knoelellse Of eecress,
inetns.ancT by ctumblios to pieces when it
cannot avert the evil. Achmet Steiram
says that "He who dreams OF green
gems will become renowned, and meet with
truth and fidelity" The falling OF an emerald
from its setting Is an evil omen to the wea1er.
When George III. Was crowned a large emer-
aid fell from tho crown; Amorica was lost to
Great Hzatain during ltA reign. 10 July be-
longs the ONYX, which excites melancholy and
Vail terror to tho wesrer, but fortunately the
month also possesses the cornellan, which
ctt6a these evils, aud also secures success,
| ra,ticnlaT1y In law euis. To August belongs
tho sa.lcnyx, which brings riches to the
| wearel. To September belongs the chryao-
lttc.. To October belongs the betyl, Or aqua
marina, which renders the wcarer SUGGEST
tul In navigation, and tnsures safe voyages-
The cra1 also belongs to this month, alone
| which unites tho colota and qualities OF all
| otherx, and has been beautifully called by
] poet and A1titt, ia pearl With a soul in It, !"
| 1ts meaning IL childlkc, fairness. and loyeIi-
| ness. November has the topaz, which eieui-
| flea courage and chterfu1nc>r. It ehows The
| Teserce Of poison BY loss OF color; it gives
| Light III the dark, and diepcls erchantment, II
l worn on the left arm or round the neck. It also
] strengthens intellect and btightens wit. Those
| whose birthday Is in Dcccmter have choica
between the ruby, turquoise, or mLaehite,
or can 9ear al three. Tie ruby signifies pas-
| kionAte love and joy, and gives pleasant
dreams: tut it sl:ortens tho sleep Of the
weaEer, and distnrhs the circulation Of tie
blood, iic'lnipg 10 anger. The turquois ia tho
uoplest Ct Opaque stones, and signifies sell
sacrif1cig love. It aprcases hatred and
reconciles lovers, and relieves or prevents
headachts. It also protects tho wearer BIZ
drnwing aron itself The evils that threaten
him. becoming dark, fiull, and apparently
WORTHLESS, but reEaiEins its color gradually
when the danger is past. This valuable pro-
rerty, lANtyeE, belongs to 1t only when
Efyen-ntl when bought.
, 1870-09-30
THE CITY III BRIEF.


Aregu!ar semi-weelly meeting OF the poerd OF
Police and Ftre Commissioner vas held 1t she
Central station ye>teruxy afternoon, acting Prez-
d-ct GnEd IL Int chair. r5escnL uisstonetu
james and She:1dan.
The resignation Of Policeman John ", Heal VIII
rcctiEcd and accepted.
II having been mentioned Ia an afternoon paper
that 4 foreman OF ore Of the ers11es had stated,
IN referring to The Investigation Of the Wabash
avenue tlIe, That They !the board} did not get
much cnt OF me: knew better than to swear my
superior ot1cers Into trouble" all the foremeE,
with one exception, signed a document setting
forth thzt they had not made the remark. Tne
exception Is Sit. shay, Of the Ellsworth. lie was
teio:c the hoard Yesterday, kaid that he did not
MIKE use OF The languages ,..eare the conversation
which took Place between the reporter Of the pa-
PER III which the statement WAS Published and
IIuse!f, and satsted The b9ard th1t the reporter
hah Inatc the statement on his own responsibility.
Andrew Coffee wss appointed . reguiar mern-
lAr Ct she Gre department. hay1ng proved him.
SELF eaIa'ltc during nfs probation.
John lDylr, tpErnCcr OF the steamer Rehtn,
Va" fflnted feycn days 1e1Te Of absence
John En'1Rht- plpemAn Of the steamer Gnnd,
was arE"ihtA ri fotrman Of the hose elevator.
The aosIl then ad}ourord-
, 1870-09-30
Tho Live Stock Markets.

>..,- yn,, c.r+ o. = 80 S,.x ,,..&
~ nrrnpan,ari rith ~ ,ss TI1s,, :. saam
pcn snti "a nj Mnndre,tS sfraat Ssa,1s. ~ ss,i
si,inr tsor. - MnnSa1 suet oess.ss oSo euu
VI MnE te' .1 .ttn. y.,,, itaoe IN eAleUsty 9e-
p,.s " aaM ata ne,h,n-. ni q @.oc ioE
nSsn,v svc,sniNa We saiS ~ e1aas
~ - - = eutu - Esosvv Eala
assrseir@ esn - ;a en,o a. sG p: aoo iilnMa
es9 fsiT 3,hto' 20 sxf sod ~ iS. f"u ~
SEcWf Intfsna nt isr' '''1 A- ''e= 4ss' "''u 's"
<theen and fsInhs I'm ,fo.,.,. hs..,- e., ..1.
s,ect ycTv naoI nSin shsnn ess.t1i. W = ega ~
s.1 nj Ac. ray ar - n r. pit,. ran,f aS ~ -
~ e. smi.s mr.. ett ~" ~ sva ~ ~ 49,, ~ 'oss ~.
. S ns,a. ~ s ea5 ;h, hsie 1et cas OF POOL AZ
'. ~, gs"' S,, e. et ~ % ": tAc !ol cat,
M Ior . .rsrs ar 3nf sf,fc az rsns' as g" ns ano eHe
, 1870-09-30
POLITICAL,
Congressional Nominations.


PEORIA, Ill. Sept. e0,-The Fifth District
Democratic Congressional Convention assembled
IN Ronses Hall this morning n. ". O'Brien was
Chasfman. and E. A. Snively. T. L Frazer. A. J.
Bel. and -. AyTes, Secretaries. Considerable
while mstorty Of tho Peoria delegation were
toF making no regular nomination bnt 10, view OF
some name that could ba voted for independently.
After great deal OF wIanRllDg and some
confusion, the following resolution Was adoried:
s4 ssssts s ;sP
nh ,,e Rst. s. bot commend 70 the voter Of I'D ts:
NJ. Stevens 4 from Bureau County, and is con-
ha1 he an cary he entrs @ penccratc yete asd
also Unaffected ones In the Republican party.
The Peoria County Republican Convention nadc
Hitchcock; Coroner, Wln. Goodwin: Representa-
i,yes. J. ~ Rice, SAMUEL Callseit, and A. S.
BElv1pEnE, Ill Sept Sat the Cougresaion-
81 c9hEentiou, wLlch was beld here to-day, Gen.
cIslJ. F-.FAtnswotth was on The first ballot re-
nominated 70 coogresR for the sevcafh time. fou.
cut Of the SIX eoudes Of the district Sotlng sal!
for him. The General being calIeti upon made a
short speech OF retrospective character, during
.,a ne ,deitssI o. which, he was frequently and
:, The pIuhihition party hold mass congression-
u Convention ne1e TO- nortow, md will probably
nominate Rev: J, e. Siouehtos,. OF Aurora
Gay. 1t was hls trst speech Of this campaign,
ma has nlted our people with en1hustAsm.
JAfESTliiK. Sept 29.-1he Congressional Tenn
pefaree Convention met Ia this citJ on Tuesday,
mud nominated 1ou. s. D. Hastings for Congress,
Il would setm that Mr. uastin2s Ia TOO good q
Repub1cAn 10 impe1n the SUCCESS Of The parry hF
accepting the Nomination.
81. LOUIS. Sept e9.-The liberal Republicans OF
The Eighth D.sulct have nominated Joseph G.
hla1r for Congress-, and the Democrats Of the
Thi!d District hare nominated J.. R Mccormick
for reelection.
Bosrosi Sept 4o.-General Banks has received
me labor rcfoIm nomination for Ic-elccuou to
CopgTcSs from the sixth District.