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The New York herald., 1870-08-29
FREE ElGEV OF FOREIGNERS.
Desperate Fight Between Germans and Irish.
men on E0bOi<eu Ferryboat-Their Wives
Join Bitterly iii the ARRAY.

Desperate Fight Between Germans and IrisI,-
men on II Eob0i<eu Ferryboat-Their Wives
Join Bitterly liz the ARRAY.
The discussion or the FrancoP Prlissian war led to
another row among crowd OF people last even
ing, and but for the fortunate circumstances under
which 1t took place would have proved bloody If
not fatal TO some Of the combatans. AS the ferry
boat Weehawken crossing from Hobo
ken TO Barclay street, about five O'Clock, q
Frenchman standing on The front OF the
boat began to hum the "Marselllaise" and
interspersed the stanzas with audible cries for
France. A few Germans standing near him.
and. becoming excited at the language, told the
Galican that If he did not deslst they would put
head ON him. While the German forces were con-
centrating round him aud menacing INN with their
fists
FIVE OR SIX sTALwART HIgERNIANs
rushed into the ring, saying to the Frenchman, "Go
H. old boy Wen stand to you" The excitement
was increasing, while general advance was made
by the passengers TO the front Of the boat and 1t
was impossible TO hear anything but the confused
clatter Of tongues. One OF the lrishmen spoke very
impudently to me Prussian element, when he was
hrOttled by three men and severely beaten about the
head Notwithstanding the presence OF the other
Celts The latter, however, continued TO batter
few German heads with their fists. They vgor-
Ousy set upon by the wives OF their opponents, but
these danes mad scarcely seized the Hibernans when
four lrishwomen attacked them, tearing on their
cnignons and humping them violently The iracas
was intensified by the shouts OF the spectators and
the yelling OF the children Two hats were Knocked
OF and kicked into the river,
THE WATERFALLS MET
the same fate while q native OF the Emerald Isle
exclaimed, .Come, boys an Wen pound them INTO
third -four" The fight was continued despite the
efforts OF o Hoboken policeman: b u his presence
probably deferred large number OF outsiders from
joining in the melee. The boat WIS, moreover,
gliding fast 10 the slip. ana both parties with
drew from the combat fearing raid OF the au-
thorities. When they left the boat they found
to their qualification that no oflicer was near,
al M how won uf Q0l in Wast 10 mns
prominent OF the Irish disputants were likely to
come to grief, as one OF the Germans had procured
q club, when some one cried out
"HERE'S THE PEELERS."
The fighters hereupon withdrew and took to their
heels, the women endeavoring TO smooth
their dshevelled hair and drag the chill
dren away. Oflicer Roach, OF the Fourth precinct,
arrested one ThOs Williams, who had evidently been
In the scufie, but he was subsequently discharged,
there being no clear testimony against him. Several
Germans and Irishmen regretted that national SYM
pathies should be so absurdly displayed, and were
cnagrned by The ir0nical shouts OF the spectators
1t is not probable that any OF the parties VIII be
arrested.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

The market FOR wheat quiet and heavy Business
restricted somewhat by the advances Ia freghts
bushe at 81 10 $1 20 for soft No. Chicago spring. 81 30
No. do, 81 10 for mixed spring Sl U7 ~ ~
No. C1cago spring, 81 81 for about fi No. do. do
81 III ~ Tor amber winter, 81 53 choice amber
Chicago do. Rye duh and nominal ut 9Oc Csc. for
Both barley and malt duh and heard
sales. Corn WAS only moderately active and prices
buyers The sales about 10000 bushels at
sac o4c for Inferior do and 9bc VI 10 Tor white and
yellow. Oats quiet and closed dull and lower Sales
10000 bushels at 45c SIC esternhe inside pce
backb2c. for mixed western and 04c bc. Tor Ohiothe
latter price for choice.
FKEIGnTs.-The marke toerably active and Hrmer
for but dull though firm for other articles The char
terng demand less active, though fair business
without special change The
ncns TO London, 5000 bushels wheat at I'd.
Liverpool per steamer $4,000 bushels wheat at sid Gid,
500 -four Is 79d TO Antwerp, H. 900 bushels
wheat 9I1d. in ships bags The Charters A ba
orders, with 1900 quarters gram full
cargo), at Is 4,d: schooner to Charestown general
cargo &C. Sc bark to Savannah, general cargo,
&C. &c; brig to Jacksonville at 30c per bbl; bark
ia Boston to load here for Bristol with 1900
naptha bbls do at 6s I'd bark from Phlads pa
the Continent with 1000 ibis petroeun at 5s SO brig
Adra 5000 do at 711c, bar< Corr
orders United Kingdom Continent Battle with 5000 bbs
do, private terms bark tn0w In BOSTON, TO the Cont
nent with 1900 do and brig 1900 bbls, from Sicily
New York. private terms bark, 80 TONS from Mas
o Wilmington, N G., g1ano, at 50.
ruled dull and nominal at 2lc. &c. FOR bags
3lc. n 81 &c. for cloth. We heard of sales.
HEMp.-We heard of no sales OF any description, and
prices entirely nominal at the quotations published IN
last Issue.
Hops-The market was stil dull. There no denan
except small lots which selling NJ Vc 2Uc, the
price for choice lots.
AssRs-The market for all kinds dull there
no INQUIRY small parcels. and with large
ngs prices and lower The saes we're unmpor
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Angus; sT

SATURDAY, August 81 6 r NJ
CoTroN.-The market for cotton, spot wns ycry
quiet but steady yesterdays quotations There only
moderate demand for spinning and scarcely inquiry
speculation, while there transacted ex
port. Tho sales confined 35< bales which s32
for spinning and 81 speculation. The IN
future deliveries active and prices stronger
especially for lots for August delivery saes for which
reported high lslic The salcs follows
bales, basis low middng for August, at IL I6-Isc /;
600 do for do, nj l9c. l91scchieny &c. 600
do l9c. iU0 do for September IKE; 100 do do
ut lsc buyers option 100 do for October l6c and
date Yesterday 100 do, for August, ut 1885, do for
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

FORMER tug',g inc ne latter 1910 Reansd J the
spDt ana rm AZ 26l.c 2j'fr For future do
hyey thr business ught but prices vse steady The
were ,Oj private terms and iv0 do Tor hoP-
rt1ephia quiet there bat ittle demand, but
noiuers werr gcnerny nrm their Oh for Augse
.cy wa- quoted AZ 2)bc. without for September
u9nnsesy ITpO ODs ware sold st 25i.c.
MOE was luiet, but siesGy sales within
kangoou. - ~ - ~ " = a. -
sueAEThsre only moderate degree Of activity in
~ ivl INV tbo demand from al classes or buyers
narhet rloShT steady at S'sc 9c for fair 10 good
nns oupa Tue safes 5OJ hhds chiefly
AZ sc IL &C., ANA Tor Cuba, ana DeTnerArnl
aso .v nokeS "a, Sac Refined enltcy active at
Ms extra - i2ac., yellow. lie. i2c-
we observation-disclosures cDn,mon renninv-
oSac. y9ci fair refining, gisc. a 9ae., GOOD re-
nn.ng- ,ag- sSe SO sae,; fair to good grocery. iOe-
,hhds aud ooAess SIC. ne; Ino.aases (hhds and
boxes, Sisc. l0c.; melafo, osc a 856c Hayanl-
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos 10 9 &C. s4c; do, 10
e ,9 II sse ;5 5oc doa p % ~ 10 i'ao DO to
l3'ae Poro too Refining grades, ae. 9jac do, gro
STrAHrsEThe narke. quet but prices we're ste liv
especially for the better The coudned 10
non 10 gOo1.
sERps.-Lnaeed duh 81 g. gold duty paid; We
heard OF ssles Of Grass
nal, at lac. FOR clover and 80 for Timothy.
SAI.rPETRF. Crude duh ami nominal at elc., cods
sales reported.
srERMAoErLR Refined was quoted a. 274c. go, with
caiis.
TALLow-The market quiet. prices were steady.
especially prime grades The
al phc sAtc FOR fair 10 prime lots.
WnIekEr.--iecepLs, iAJ bbls. Tho market mode
ratey active =. about Ormef prce sA!es oi sJV bb ~ NO.
Bike chiefly at ssisc.
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INK ns; Columbus. Chicago sni iniana Cen.

IkI9a 10; CoIunpuS, CuIclIo IiiI fhilna Cen-
tai, II I7ii.
FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
AZ the close OF street business the following quo
tations prevailed for the leading speculative
shares:-Western Union Telegraph, 33h "a; Pacific
Mail. 37A IS; New YORK Central consolidated 81
s4s; New YORK Central scrip. soss so]S; Erie,
22 22'4; Harlem 1919 1856; Reading. 951z q 959ii
Lake shore, 9l% OK; Northwestern, 81 o slA;
40. preferred, S5A a SO; New Jersey Central, 1913
1OlH; Rock Island, 1i23s li27s; ST. Paul, sos
592s; do. preferred, 1914 76sl; WABASH, 81 5iis
Ohio and Mississippi, 33a4 331s.
THE C0URsH OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF gold
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LABOR MURDERS CAPITAL.
.>S-,~>~>~>,~>~~~~~>~>~~~
Nhe Epinners strike mt Fall
River.
Seven Thousand Operators 0ut Of Employ.
Petty Attempts at Violence.
An Army Of One Hundred Soldiers March on
FAN River, but Fall Back on Taunton
The Strike, Its Rationale. Influences
and Disastrous conseq quences-
When It Will End.

FALL RIVER, Mass. August -, 1870.
This thrifty and busy manufacturing city, which
Furnishes cloth for threefhs OF all the prints made
tn the United States, is now in condition OF abso-
Butte depression. For over month the operatives,
and particularly the spinners, at the various mills
have refused to work at reduced wages as fixed by
khe agents Of the mill companies and the result Is
fhat manufactures are completely parayzed, trade
lis drowsy and nearly dead, and the skfu experts
1T the loom and mule are wasting valuable hours
That might be given to enrich themselves their en-
plOyers and develop American industry. was sur
prised on reaching the city this morning to find Its
usual hustle Of activity changed to the stiffness Of
q house OF mourning The great granite structures
are lifeess, their doors shut and can be
seen about their grounds. All that heretofore made
Fall River seems to lie faow.
OILERS LOUNGE ABOUT THE STREET;
bkiled labor becomes lazy leisure, tradesmen wait
An vain for customers and customers walt In vain
for money. The clerks and bookKeepers whose du-
ties were over ponderOus ledgers now confined
~ sources of personal amusement, while the super
1ntendents have gone out OF town or are recupera-
ting after the pleasant work OF several years. Pro-
pret0rs are meanwhile, in some instances, repairing
tle mills, cleaning them without and painting them
within. The machinery Is being overhaued, new
pieces OF mechanical ingenuity are being added and,
exceptin those particulars which no one would no.
aice save upon personal inspection, there is no.
ching here but inert population, suffering terri
biy from financial depression, Occasioned by the war
between the spinners and the manufacrurers-be
.eween five hundred wOrkmen on the one hand ana
fwenty prOprietors on the other-and between these
tw0 lies the responsibility Tor the
DEAD, FLAT, LEADEN ToRPIDIrY
which mas gathered Fall River. And what in
terests have suffered? The city has already lost
$500OOO by the strike and this loss falling upon
population or 49, 600 people s no insignificant
The city loses likewise, as the radesmen ose as the
hotels lOse travel is curtaied and people keep
On consuming, but cease producing.
But the manufacturers themselves-constant de-
preciatOn is going on In their property; they are
losing by interest and not gaining by manufactur-
tng; but the immense resources found below
rendered worthless where there are no hands to
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

COFfEr The market for Rio continued to quiet
prices heavy, for the prime grades which
In small supply and held for full previous We
of sales OF For other kinds the
dull the demand being light but prices quite steady at
our ast quotations. No sales.
FLOUR AND GRAIS.kecepts, 2,402 bbls -four, 100
meal, 1883 bushels wheat 49, s do 90 043
oats 84O do ana 2344 do. malt The demand
and Western Hour only moderate and market was
heavy, and prices fe lower, though bulk
saiss made at Yesterdays quotations. 1900
bba were sod az prices within the OF quotations
appended Soubern nour quiet but unchanged. sales
500 hs. Rye lonr du aud hcags. Corn
aeai contihoed y au aud nominal No
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

NAVAL STORES There WAS improved demand for
spirits turpentne which steady the at a99c
erchantabls lots In yard There sold rs Dbls oil
bbls al 3c 30 do In lots from store, NJ 4c and l23 do
New York bbls at +c also % do In mechanabe
891c We heard OF sales OF strained rosiD
whcn quoted at ~ s5 or pale $40 bbls sold
50 - 26 and 100 do at ~ 3D. We quote NO I'll s5
81 2b No. 81 10 SO 81; pale, SO 70 ~ IS;
window glass, IS 81. Wilmington tar dun and
nominal at az 10 n IS.
quoted at qlc 92c, In casks, without
important sales Other kinds quiet but steady tbs
quotations published In our last issue.
s-Receipis IL bbs pork. liz do. beef, 95
meats and 80 do. and go lard The
ket pork dull aud heard Of important
transactions Business restricted by the increased
demanded for Western $2s 37s
$s per bb which prices about Csc the
OF buyers The sales uninporant Dressed hogs
quiet, steady at 12lc l3c The market Western
lard active at about yesterdays closing
500 tierces for and
l6&c. Lave hogs quoted at $50. lJ4c for
prime with arrivals OF b0l head Beef hams
sale and heard Of business. Prices
4c 42c. for iceced Western. Beef bblx dull the
Sales of about 30 bbs made within the range OF SS
$6 for plain and Xl6 Y9 70 for Tierce beef
inactive and nominal prime mess, which very
scarce quoted at s2s $50 Bacon duh prices
80 boxes at Ice. Cut tribe active about
former There sold 30 at sJc for plain
Western bagged hams, and 22sc 2Sc for fancy do do
Western city picked hams quoted at lsc Zoe,
without sales of moment
PETEOLFUMCrude in bulk. on the spot wAS scarce ana
generally held at l3c. but higher for sepinoe
delivery The demand very light and the only safes We
heard OF 2U0 ubls the spot nj 3c Tor sepemer
igsc Crude ia bbs duh and nominal at about i6sc
sales reported. Naphtha was steady IN value WIN
moderate demand. cargo of eo00 bbls and 2sj cases
de cradle during the brs, aa OF sepsemosf was 'ue
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
July 80, 1870, sasoendlng friendly relations with
DECREE.

ARTlcLE.-The treaty OF peace. friendship aud
commerce between the republics OF Costa Rica and
Guaemaia, signed on The 10th of March, l84S can
not be considered TO exist from the time that uate
maia suspended her relations win this relubl.c.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
vuE LECTURE SEASON.
A ASTROI.OGY.

A -Sioou0D REWARD THE ONLY INDEPENDENT
n Business aud Medical spiritual Cisirvoyant In Anne
rlca LIEwOOD, It3 wes. Thirty street No
gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

LATEST PRICES GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the latest street quota
lions for government bonds:-United States cur.
rency skies, llIk a ll2; do, 1851, reg
istered, ia q 1l4ia; srdo. do, coupon,
ia. a li41l; DO. hve-twentcs, registered,
May and November. llo1i 1ll.; do. do, 1902 cou-
pom, do, ll2 ll2%; do. do, 1864, DO. do, l1l1s
lI1A; do. do, 1862 do. do 1lO]. 10Y; do. co.,
registered. January ana July, loytl l1O; do.
d.. 1866, coupon, do. 1927 10; do do, 1861 do.
do, 1897. Ito; do do 1865, do do, 1leh llo1s;
do. tenories, registered, l06 lo6 al do. DO,
pom, 1881 10e
CLOSING PRICES AT THE sT0Cx EXCHANGE.
The following were the closing prices at
the last session of the Stock Exchange
canton Company, 6oh 63b; ConsOlda-
ton Coal, 2oh Western Union, 33x 337s; Quick
silver, AZ bid: Mariposa, bid; do preferred, sh
SI Boston Water Power, Is; Adams Express
o4}1 65; Wells-Fargo Express, 131i; do scrip IA
2z; American Express, 4oj1 bid; United States
Express, 40Z bid; Pacific Mail, 37Ts 3S;
New York Central consolidated, "a o 941s; do.
scrip, Ss1I a s9I; Erie, % 22A; Harlem,
1S1L 1872; Reading, e516 96al; Lake Shore, 9ik
o 912<; Illinois Central 1876 bid Cleveland and Pitts
burg ex dividend, 104z 105H; Chicago and North
western, 81 s1H; do. preferred. s5s. s5st;
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
II q 7ssl; New Jersey Central, 1OlH; Rock Island,
ll2sl 113; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 59X a 60; do.
preferred, 76X 7eX; Toledo, Wabash and western,
81 51k: Fort Wayne, "a 94Jl; Chicago and Alton,
1l2X; OHIO and Mississippi 3sX 33X; Morris
and Essex, 90; Bosten Hartford and Erie, 3< 3s;
Hannibal ana ST. Joseph, lo7 1os; do. preferred.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Tie Gnntemaiinn Border Trou5les-(ivii De.
signs ON niexic0-The Agricultural Prospects
in Salvudor--AHairs in Honduras-PoiisicaI
troubles in Costa fica.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-20
q sV ER R ne w s.
E,r oiheF r ree- items see THIRD Toef.

There were no additional ar.
rivals up to a late hour last night.
The Sam. Orr, for Cairo. West Wind
for Wabash River, Ollie Sullivan, for
Eastport, Petrolia No. ?, for Hender-
son, and Morning Star, for Louisville,
departed, all with good trips........."
The Petrolia No. 2 was engaged all
afternoon in receiving stock from the
high water above the city, and did
not get away until after dark...........
Some big towboat passed up after
dark ........The Sam. Brown, without
a tow, passed up yesterday afternoon.
.........A dense haze, like smoke,
settled upon the river at dark, last
evening. and continued up till eight
o'clock, somewhat impeding nav
igation...............The weather grew
much colder at dark last night,
and the mercury settled down 10
320 and was decliniug..................
Mr.. f. Woodruff, pilot of the Indi-
ana, who made flying visit to New
Albany to see his family, arrived by
rail. at noon, yesterday, and left by
the Sam Orr to overhaul his ship......
We were agreeably surprised yesier-
day, By meeting in the city Frank
Collins, the famous bar keeper of the
Armada, and who, after an absence
of nearly a year in California, return
ed to New Harmony, his former home,
some two months ago. His health,
which vas much shattered before he
retired from the river is completely
restored, and he returns a new man,
after an interesting experience among
the miners. grizzly bears and Dig
ger Indians of the Pacific slope.
He was most cordially received
by his host OF friends IN this
city.,........A dispatch from Capt. Al
bert Stein to Humphrey, Lewis &
Co. assures US that the z. w. Strader
will be down to~dsy, positively, en-
route to New Orleans and all way
ports. She is a magnificent steamer,
with excellent officers......"Captain
Northern is in the city. superintend-
ing the reconstruction of the grand
Armada, the work on which is pro-
crossing rapidly. Captain Northern,
during his brief sojourn in the city,
has made most favorable impression
upon all with whom he has come in
contact. He is a thorough steam
boatinan and a sterling gentleman.....
The Morning Star went to Diamond
Island last night for lot of stock,
and did not get back till near mid
night.........From the New Orleans
papers we learn that FIVE of the
Maratta brothers, all noted steam
bOatmen. are together coming up the
river on the Emma No. 3, to wit:
Caleb, James, Frank. Dan and Wal
ter. They all met together at New
Orleans accidentally, after a separa-
ton of several months. They are all
distinguished IN steamboat circl s.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-20
a. L.nnla unrral.

By Telexraph.l ST. LOUIS. Jan. l9.
ToBAcco-In fair demand with unchang
ed rates.
CorroN -Firmer at 24H@2lIzc for mid
ding
HEMP-St eady fI258l7j for nndressed,
and $3.50 2I0 for dressed.
FLOUR-Quiet; Fall superfne III l5A4 25
extra IA 1904 70; Xxx s. S5g5 .; Xxx 20
fancy IS 35a8 10.
WHEAT Dult and heavy: No. Spring
in elevator SIC: choice Kansas 95c; No.
red Fail 81 00gl 05; No. at 81 I29I IS, and
choice 81 20.
CoRN-Dull and easier for buyers; mixed
and yellow Zoe; mixed and white 78C
prime white soc; fancy 85c.
OATS SLOW a. 81 Gs6c
BARLEY-DuH at VI % for prime Min
nesOta spring
Rye -Dull at 78a80c for prime to choice.
GRoCERIES-Duii; coff=e lg923c for COM
mon TO choice Rio.
WHISKY-Dull and dropping at $50.
PROVIsIOrS-Dull. Mess PORK S27 00(D27 so.
Dry-sait shoulders lie clear sides l5c. Ba-
con, shoulders 139l314c; clear rt3 sides l6cs
clear sides lG%c; sugar-cured hams l9c for
plain and 2Jc for canVaSed.
ELARD--Dull at 169I61zc for choice tieYce.
HoGS-Dull and uominally lower; small
sales at So 9Stzc gross.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-20
River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, January 19.-Monon-
gahela falling, with II feet 8 inches IN
the channel. Allegheny falling, with
l9 feet 3 inches; at Greensboro, 10
feet and stationary; Brownsville. Il
feet and stationary; OIL City, 10 feet
and falling fast. No arrivals. The
Maegie Hays and barge Monarch, with
a big trip. leaves this afternoon for New
Orleans. The Glasgow departs for
Nashville this afternoon. The fol-
lowing tows OF coal will leave soon for
Cincinnati: Coal Valley, ten barges
100000 bushels; Coal Hill, with nine
barges. 10000 bushels; Lion. nine
barges, 100000 bushels; Diamond,
ten barges and 10000 bushels. For
Louisvllle-Ella, nine barges, 1000
bushels; Panther, five coal boats and
four barges, $4,000 bushels. For
Nashville-Jas. Gilmore, IL barges
10000 bushels. For Memphis-BaI.
tic, 10 barges, 10000 bushels. The
new Plttsburg and Cincinnati packet
Arlington will commence loading in
day oE two, and will make her irst
trip on Tuesday next. Business on
the wharf is quiet. Weather cIon5v
Thermometer 290.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 10 Eve Mo-
nOngahela IL feet and falling. The
weather has moderated. Arrived.
Packets. Departed: Maggie, HavF.
for New Orleans; Glasgow, for Nash,
vile.
CINcINNATI, Jan. 19.-The river has
risen 10 inches, with 55 feet B inches
in the channel. Weather clear and
cold.
CAIRO. Jan. 19.-Qaickstep Ev.
ansTille packet II pm; Mountain
eer. st. Louis to Shreveport. II nm.
st. Luke ST. Louis to Memphis. ii
pm; Nick Lougworth, Louisville to
New Orleans, 3; R. P. Walt. Louis
vile to Red River, 3; Saloon. No 2
Cairo to Scrub Grass s; Petrel New
Orleans to Cairo, 2 pm; Ajax. New
Orleans to Pittsburgh, 3. River rose
3 feet. Weather clear. Thermometer
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-Navigatiop
again suspended temporarily: but the
weather is moderating, with pros.
poets of general thaw.
NASHVILLE, Jan. f9.-Riyer STA
tlonary, with a prospect Of a further
rise of few feet Weather fair aud
pleasant. Departed, John Lumsden
for Cairo.
The Evansville journal., 1870-01-20
CITY NE w s I.
Republican County Convention

All citizens of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, who sustain the Administration
Of President Grant in its successful
efforts to inaugurate economy, and
maintain, untarDished, our National
credit and honor, as we'll as all per-
sons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral, and progressive principles of the
Republican party" are invited to
meet in Convention, at the
Court House, on Saturday, FEB. 12th,
at II o'clock PM, fer the purpose Of
selecting delegates to attend the Re-
publican State Convention, at Indi-
annapolis, on Tuesday, February 22d,
1870. and to transact uch other bust
ness as may properly come before the
Convention.
By order of the County Executive
Committee. WM. HEILMAN,.
Chairman.