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, 1870-01-28
Antt-Slnvery Festival In BoStons

Nns1ox, jan, a7.--Tne th!rtJ-4t1th ano1Al meet
ICE OF The MAaaechGsela Ant&-S.aveEJ SocietJ wks
teld to-day. Reso!uucna we're adopted REQ o.ctcx
tn the near prospect o. the f2utcAcoo Of the
F1f,terth AnctdEtus; uER:tg Inst The nauon
tpoud give lard 10 The negro, sud cax-ackExluy
reedless retratAl Of the nA1oo, and !o1l ~ronG 10
sne oyal msAses Who look 70 Consresa for pso:e !
i1or, Spcecnes were uAtn BY Aaron II. powel;
tso,or ri r, ". Htgftnsoa. rev. ". Il. Ch4autng.
Werdtll rhll1ips, Nj. Lapgnsoo, Of ONO, and
nittEA
, 1870-01-28
NsitffbuFRn Banks TtttftntZetis >

PnrBCR6u,' 'Jan- aS-Thts sftert con SFosuan-
rets entered tbe Third SStonsl Bsnk Ia this city,
NJ rYest1tcd a creek fer s5.oeo on the Corn Ex.
cnar sc Rsrk Of New Tork. sed oo'asoed = 10
Oh IT,. They subsequently vist1etl the Seem NJ.
t,onp1 Bar ( With sir11ar cneck, and Obtained
sXtco, Both cnecks are ssceItAlced to he fnr-
| tefttr. The crtEnir ais escAptd. They had rregt
pue15 ootAlncd the confidence Of tue bsrk odicefl
| ~ dtro.-,re considerable Euns Of mones, al d
| which 4 - drawn out
, 1870-01-28

A-po'p'pt ct der .ht P.o. .soua, Govern eat t1al
rac3,e thetr otl.es when rher euec- sao!s are
{ eeet.d or sn:o'utff m ef th. rev conga'u'to1.
(iovesr or Walker has Issued ptoc'a1aatio1 oon-
Vel l. tb" Ls's1-turr fe'tcasya s.
Jno. Mare. JE, Ga FrscerlektbnT4. waA 10
day $3.50 L'ru' erant Governor b. Governor
W<eF 10 e. TIE rscs1 CT nee1s!oned by tnr efec-
ttnn Of Lieutenant Governor LEVIN 70 the U1i:ed
EtatfA Ser ntt.
, 1870-01-28

DKzRo11. Jan. 9..-Ihr skatnt Riuk burned 7nixat
TIE started tAost time Attr. The c - II the saI
rir., frn tfnv- IN ,re of the rht batl4tns
oriRn.Ey ecet $9.1a: Insured for ere haH-
PAIAnflIHL. jan +-1he s4t.onl Hrtel ot
Rar- t7rtet. dssastd hy a.u u day to the aonn
q l. QG.
, 1870-01-28

RICHMOND, IAN 97.-Geueal canby to,dt!
ttsuet an order directing n! military co@mhaoes ~
ousol7ed: that Ill pr:soocrs be toinea
uEer the state courts; that alf efaxenA pslso9ess
serre mi tucn xentence unless ftae4sed by Gated
| states Cuaru, and ta2I I'll GIRL of4sszs
, 1870-01-28
Spain
ELECTION 10 TuK CpETEl

ELECTION 10 Tng coETEa
MADRID, Jan. 27.
No further returns from the elections for mem
bt n Of the Constituent Cortes have been recelv-
cd. hut the authorities hero cla.sSy those kaow1
to he elected seneN Int differently now, to Wit:
rzoRretsss,s, IS; Republicans, 1; Cnlotsts ,;
Abt0lCtlstf, l.
, 1870-01-28

NV F}FfC0 m @1NtHFk*
NEW ORtrAss, Jan. s..-Cortnx-tA A1r demand a:d
hrm tor hide grades: s5c fs middlit s.: ta1es, a':t
IAitS. IeCs1r4A. t.nlp hAle4 exIot:s. @eaa bAles.
iiAx- PRIME, $slt1.
t,L0rEE1Es-SI61f extremely DAT Nnlssses f!ne:
Prime. 20.
f>Jt
, 1870-01-28
Mnrftnxe AT Etnc,uaut1

C,kc1hsA11 Jsr. e1-Co.one! DgoY. Of III
Epgllah ssu'x. usaitseo, thu Eofu!n1. Miss Lille
calgt1eF Of William s. GtotAbeck. The cerenou.
teoL n1sce At GroetbecE's rrs!detc<, Bishop
Noaecs sna tCatholc} amt Acllsaint tEpsk:ops
tf1iciAttnR.
, 1870-01-28
FOREIGN.
Further Returns from the
Spanish Elections.
The International Ceiuaso Ques-
lion Discussed In the
French Senate.
Debate in the Corps Legislatf on
the Franeo-English CON-
meroial Treaty.
FOREIGN.

EfAnces
INTERNATIONAL CotNAGK.
PARIS, jan, II.
The >sua,e yesterday discussed proposition
for an International coinage EJstem- NessEs.
Chcsa1ter AID LeTesu1ef and otheks participated
and uszea the adoption Of noo!d coin equivalent
TO twenty Eve 1faucs II The universal unit-
The Duke Of Brog1le, \ leading meH her Of tie
GrsetniRt faction, died here yesterday, s. yeazs
o.d.
THE LATE ANIHs' STRIFE.
PAK1a, jan II.
Maty OF the troops recently seat 10 Ii Creaxos
10 rreaer1e order nuoEg the Bsrttsn, hare re-
i1rntd 10 the'f Rafs.tou1. Resfdeht Schneider
now accuses Eozuanuen Of h2s1ng foaented
ttese :lcnhles.
TILE FsANco -kf6t1su COMMERCIAL TREATY m TIE
-. Coars LrGrsLArtY.
There waa stormy session OF the Cotp7 Legt8-
latf tits Ailer1oon on the Ffanco.Eususn COM
nttcssl treaty. n. Tnie1s, IN 4 speech. demand
ID TEE recunc'ssiou Of this treaty, and 9ecyaeaed
the mslostty, arseltnE tast they did not t1aly
rpEe. eat the country. or thsy Woula oversnra :
b nirG1isf hAvlLg PRINCIPLES the county had 70
rualatsd.
g1eas sg1tatton c2s1ed. FL Minister FORBADE
replied that tie msjo,tty upns:d tho Cabinet. l,
II pot understood Why Tntera opposed tho M'pts
iIy Al Fdrcadt upheld H. hut II u supposed tbA
Th'tra wished to force Messrs. nlrn1lvet ane
1iutle, 10 res:gu, ID oller to " replaced BIT mem
let. Of the najortsy.
Lard C1a1erdon has arrived hare from London
| to nscertAin for the English Government The Tea
iaienllou Of tbs Cabinet Of the Tuer.es IN re2aEt
to The tEtasr OF commerce. which expires on th,
/ &ih o: February next
TER FRESa LAW,
. PIRIs, Jan. g.
After the passage Of the new Law IelAsiye I.
| pIess tt's tho FIetca Government Intends Il
giant m amnesty 70 all p1ess ouenderp, tuc!udla1
Kochef6ri, Who THs convicted uudet tue u!d Law
, 1870-01-28

IIuH0Io LlTC zl0tN .HdfReTs =
RrTyALa. .!an- s. -CastIc-Rs:sp.'., LOO Elatias
nrd!uu Csnad. in xe lotA II at1:Ne sos lair
faYpfttre stpI lag t:eerr quiet at shade l,veE. ii
E1.t2T4e: eIfra. naatse
Hcel- Finn. but - ith 10 uuhtshfe rtAoke-
Stcrr-Mssket Itht. and pritea VIC htstt.: SA@4
Il p-iItr e53fs Cauads At &A1c. do Nr~tcfn II -!
size Common nominal IN s4ie for Weatetu; and
fks1 1,c for Canada
, 1870-01-28

O&HxnsH. wtt.. Jsu- 37.-M1a. Martha a.A:er Wal
sred to-day. for cIurt* to her stte ehd ~
cid. II tEttenre I'd test shr heat h anuetct
fully ith elue. kept hs:u oui o doors tc4sS lake
the roi4est day. and erirr the etl+d hF havs sut
Ill NJ aet serttntt tn tbret Me2ths II county Ill
, 1870-01-28
1kH1t1 c.

RCAOREp DEATH OF THE roTK
PANS, jan. a1-m1dnight
4 TIEnf Ct the death Of The Pope is In cEcula-
t!cn Tonight, but It eau bc Traced to 60 auttentic
EIu9cf.
DENIAL
R:xE, Jan. q.
The report Of the death Q! the Pore Il fxl4e.
FAK1tSG ISiEfcrtok.
Co!occl D1rRy, Commander OF the AntIhea
l. glon, died n this city yesterday. During h!a
1fst slckrtfe, be called tho officers CT the Legion
together, and enjo!red them to ndellty and hooor
10 The Pope nrd FIarce.
, 1870-01-28

FTrrfnrnfEf. Ian f7.-Petsnl-s17-t:o"4 ir1ntFy ~
=. Of. X rid tntutr in ieh. demand and pIlees IN
ehsl f,-l February .lrus uut1Eeily 49, lesn. <
feh1u4J, sthc; buyer Iii tte ye4f. SHE bid
, 1870-01-28
INSTRUCTION.
MUSICAL,

TIE rrft,s!Eped Eavtrs recovered trim h. last =
verr ,ctrs viii stsarne his it.f1Es7a at1 N.t
in rt,p~ pfgxb tfd7cs:stoE lAetsHtuoa E'ea Az
private le.scn4 AID Il e.: e.s1; ,,r - - r,+
r-ls.., u,
, 1870-01-28

f e RR z H A L.
LAKE FOREST, Ill.
s<oo1 sesnnn At this iast:a:!sn fns Joa2* =
a;ts ii eT.p 11.per ca H HhptESDAT. s1n-s G!Esu-
! i.ts ,ent "a ApFlie4unn . kRE ss!ON: Ff'ae''
sAl- g. D. TX II. .t,r,ns. Ckisa-o
, 1870-01-28
GEORGIA..

General Texr3'a Despatch to the W1x
Department Announcing tne Or
Knufznxaon OF thc 1Eoasc OF akcpFe.
, 1870-01-28

Great 1SFttnin.
TIE ALBANIA QCEs11oK.
LONDON, Jan. =.
The Alabama negotiations continue Ia suspense.
No den1lte Arrangements are Je: arrived nt
FRENCH CONSPIRACY.
The 7tfe.rapA asserts sha! the French Govern
neut has discovered the existence o. conspiracy.
etteadtpg Throughout France. duplicating trades
nhlonF. the English International Secretn1y. and
Mazz!Et.
0'00S0v4NHoSsA.
.... UCBLrN, Jan. 81.
The FfC1srs Of ppertry advocate the re. c!ec.
iton cf O'Doravar.liossa In case his right 10 4
seat ID ttu:et ~ Parliament.
ESloH or RR1K SHAREHOLDERS.
lcHDoH, Jan. ?7.
II Il sGtc Iarge rumbsr Of Erie shares he:d ID
tits tcuLtry hare been Stamped tJ the Erie
@p>terc!ts,s' lrotscuye Union. A member o1
The assn Ct DufDeam. D1lsJmpe + Co. will sooE
leave fcs NeT YORK to Protect holders b. voting
Ok thtsr ttanps Ahares.
, 1870-01-28
MACHINERY.
DISSOLUTION

The ecp,rspership heretofore existing under the tsa
~ mutual rsert lho business viii b. continued Il
No - WesI Randolph H. br n. l. stoH. who wt1 ~
tle al 1ctarata pt the t1te Slrn.
ChtsAxn jan. S1,1f1A
, 1870-01-28

lie lie .emssts vniea ne d.i. Ba' - G,ore .n2ot:
tant lhan that Was TIC osher irQo.r5 wnesast
~ ns nc steo6 6poh 70 aa7 sisei nore saaa
q week s.ree rs de.werJ. 70 E7omtt 70 re iadx.
Ct BY p that ro ons -; - 'ns a. osesMSa -
uttered w1s in al estenual and important part.cu.
Mr. Dsxca Then proc. eaed Win the b,os esss-
mates In lis tand, TO refer to item After isen of
the t&tIEa.es Of the sar,ous d2paftulcnts. a2d 70
show that his original statement 10 regAsd 10 The
eae<ss Of esans'es os15 re nen,op'atHSns o.
! on ffon1 the nguIes, he raid: should rejoice -
Mucn ~ any man 1t ArJ develop neus going 10
teen er re'.yea eSy Ct ae he easn o t41.oa
dpction ct expenditure aimee Andrew !oaosou
isis .aa , ssaenqa ss ssa'F ,o1ss nqs IN, ~ y
ssd thirqutr5 that x.s ru:slns 10 the coao.1:
*as, vhe,her, ~ bet1een this 1eN and text
yeAf, the terdencr Of the expenditure was up-
! ward or doEnxa1dt and felt II \ duty for me TO
contribute wnAk xAs ii MT po1eF; II THOUGHT
snV that tho tendency WIS upward. % induce
tnose Who 40 response's IN sae,e m sahs @ u sas ne
public anars that the te.denc5 should oe doEn-
sald, not upsara Nov. IT. .ll asafes mar &C
eisb. se show tic dl,e1ence bet~een Anatc :
INT year Of our ADMINISTRATION. bus raey
saes as nc1 nv r. & nea Seeaa ea ,sss poa OF
bpt ,ne mieslIcs will faS harmless II Ell feet,
hss nosnnE - =; tass ssa ~ n H. antss 90.
: JohusonB administration. OF tne a7zoptsttons
: | Atn expenditures IL his administration. We have
@ We,e maie a b. W. Joan.oas ID n!nt,,:aGou il !
r,,tYt of hnalIliIJ 10 TIE iccoutt adutnisstaso1
vss' M NJ a,9 Gepeaa ]
: il On fo., and tn.t IN such = d Of ecooom! n,
estirsses weEr cat doEp, 70 - - e1o.a ~ Ia a.
one Who vas himself patty tn ne coE
4 mittee en- App1opr,ationk-fpr.he1 10 en-
!stsa ,n.,s .enn:iIatoo t.taas, 3 eno ss5i so
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

ran nickcring along thg front Of regi
mont as il went into action No genera
likes lighting 10y night in ordinary circum.
stances, for chance then take. the place of
skill; but the thanking movement Of the
French right had been resolved on by day.
light, and it was the necessity Of moving
troop. TO n great distance over difficult
ground which delayed Its execution and
Brought about what seemed a renewal of
battle after the day was done.
To leave the French in their positions
during the night would have been TO i'm
peril tho plan On which tho Prussian COM
m1ndcr had resolved So, from to 81
o'clock till the final blow was struck, when
the battle Of Grayolotte had actually
ended, we knew the Prussians held the
strong heights beyond Bots dc Vaux,
which commands the surrounding country
to the limits Of artillery range from Metz !;
we knew that two great Prussian armies
lay across the only roads by which Bszaine
could march TO Paris for lis relief or for
his own escape; we knew victory greater
than Sundays and more decisive than the
triumph Of Tuesday had been won We
believed the French army, which had
fought Us yaliantiy and vainly as before,
wa. now hopelcssly shat up IN its fortress.
As ! went back 10 Che village ofGeorgc
20 pnss the night, ! turned at the last
point 70 look upon the battle field. IL
was long, cartE-bound cloud, with two
vast fires Of burning buildings ut either
end. The day had been beautiful, 50 for
ns nature was concerned. and the stars now
looked down in .plendor upon n work Of
agony and death, such rs no one could
ever wish 20 sec again.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

''' nearly one hundred receipt for making brandy
'ii Hlnd- ct Wine. Gin. Ale, Beer, Cord,"l-, sn'
r'ui CIDER, aud much "'hec useful information
"r in"s" h"a.,ns IA OF manufacturing any Of Tie
G..", "ith.i f,r tho trade or home use.
-rnt by NAL, ft"e uf postage, tor - cents. Ad-
it"... a. =. SURMAhDY. jDi M,rke, street,
II. Louis. Mo -cZI lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
Th. Impsr,.hab,. Perfume,

As' rule, TIE I'filme' npa "a No., haze ro pot
r'hrhcy. Al hour o. two after their use there B.
u" trace Of rerfum" len. lio~ different D.. The o..
.Dlt succeeding the W.. Of aurry and Lanman'.
florida Wainf. Day After - Application TIE
handkerchief "Shsle- most deiightful, de-. cate
All agfccab. fragrance. tuaftds0iiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
n YOu want

Material to make a dollar bottle 81 the best Hair
h"-ioratiy" ever ureI for restoring gray hair 10
Sort! a. aYior. send % cents for package.
~ SOu wASr
Nee WHIT" Teeth, Healthy Gums, and sweet
,r.tl -.nd Tor our TURKISH pENTElFiCE,
Iri.'. - cents.
~ 1ot N.hr
-ur rufr t"t ie,Irh", Ct'affh. Deafness, or
l,. t.tr 10 the ears, send fpf our ~tERNt'rA.
ltIRN. rrf,' = cents.
"a. E,tltsr II tue Hi'py" cent p"r,.i pad pu r..
90 o. u..r".
'ri.a.- to-'pn X. l. char, ~ Vsrs,t street,
o LfH., W.. sr17lydav
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26

~ 'hT'- tOitc aud f,ftpIug ut,.p
IIttI,.uu- 100 Tie b'.8uls, phd fa,'lli. - 80, u
-lrt.p tate. 80" process ct "a -.
i,tthIus 40
Nm suhduDs CunyuI.lou. ,,,,..,.
Itttr,tuu.. AMI overcome ali dts. "..h
.E4t.p e.sr- u,irnt to 900. , -,
faI.t. ai.d thIidftu ''''
up- Cures bIa. rhra, Iys,u. ,t,,.,.
IItiiIuNI,. tory, nii -ummcf Com. Mr. ~
-rrt'p plant ~ children ct sii -
go. ' '''
u - he Great infants aud On Ildrcu'. suathiuy
t'meiy IN all disorder. brought on b., te,lu.ng,
,'iuy other cause.
Prepared by III. Ora Fros MEDICINE co.,
ionis, No.
sid 10y drugg.i. ana dealer. IN medicine
.N"fN shsre. s.g5 l,1ax
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
4 Isook tor the Mtittsu.
mA afitbAAc :.: .;s,
red. u

'''"' =" H''Il' n II' TNlsI'I"E ~ 40 %
nd revelations 81 ~. sexual system, With tn.
attest di-cO'efi"s "a producing anu preventing
H'-Prius, hos to pfes.f,e the complexion, etc.
This b. AL Interesting work Of tao hundred
sal 'soaiy-iour pnges, Win numerous eugfa.
'Iug'. and contains ,Aluabl" Information ipt thos.
sLo ~, married % contemplate marriage, siiil u
a book that Ousht - lie aept aud.r l"cs aud
1"y, and not laid rsrsle-ly- s,out III" house.
sent 70 any on" lfrr" u postage fof iny cents.
Niitc.. d.. Butts. b,-peEs,ry, ~. !. NuitL
D. -Ath 4ifcet. 81 L"us, NO.
nD-NUTICE IT, THE AFFLICTED ANb -.
FORTUNATE -su HHfuf" applying 20 90" Mo-
tI.i"us Ssals y ho AdSsrtis" N pubic papers, ~
u''hs any SHasA ,,s'asss, I"fu-e lir Fat's' H"rk
q" matter ~tAt to.f 4 sea-" ~ 80 hos d'ri"f ~.
yuIf condition
~. Butte eau b. consuitei, personally "f ~
NAL, IN the di.rusrs mentioned 10 Dos work..
uN.rr. 80 ~ Nurh EIghth .tto"t, i-tu""r Mar
A,t aHI th-suUt. Il. Louis Mo -':'lN tiHs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
Special Notices.

hhr' Collection Row lands Eeceips,
Hasie Art-, Discoveries, etc., comprising vain.
80 Information for everybody Sent by mail (frc,
pp'tagol tor 30 crnt..
Address H. H. NORMANDY, 5nl Market street.
Louis. Mo s,,-l,..t,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
horticultural Report.

From a late number Of the Home
stead we repubiish the following
Report submitted by Capt. Mathews,
at the head of the Horticultural
branch Of the State Agricultural
College, under date Of 7th inst. The
views presented are strongly urged,
and worthy Of consideration; and
certainly there is no man in the
West uaore thoroughly posted on
this sal! Ject than Capt. Matthew's:
Mr.. President:- compliance with
the law and regulations Of the Col
lege, present you herein, as the
executive officer Of the Institution,
my report for the month Of June,
with a brief statement Of my opera
tions and progress during said
month, together with such sugges-
tions as occur to my mind In refer
ence to the future Of mydepartmenr.
| will say first. that ] have been
daily in charge Of from one tO three
and four squads of young gentlemen
detailed by you for labor, and am
happy To say. that almost without
any exception they have manifested
great interest in the planting and
culture of fruits and fruit trees, and
An aptitude for acquiring a knowl-
edge Of the science generally. far
beyond my most sanguine expecfa-
tions. have no hesitancy at his
time, after practice Of only few
weeks. to entrilst any Of the SQUADS
referred tn, with the most delicate
work, where / have previously given
them instructions In the kind Ol
labor to he done. even for single
day. BY the time we make the
round of one year In the various
operations Of the seasons. have n9
douht many of the students will be
fair wOrkmen. and have quite COM
nrehensive knowIedoe Of the general
principles of fruit culture. When ]
sneak Of the wears work. mean Of
course to embrace root grating dur
ling the winter. which. / think. ab-
nlntAlv necessary for such students
az intend to make the nursery busi-
npss their future occupation.
I find also by the inferrogafories
pvopoundeh upon everv favorable
opportunity, that many Of the younp
Gentlemen are heing dRen'v intereSf
ed in my weekly lectures upon
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
District Judicial Convention.
OsKALOOSA, IOWA,
June 90, 1870.


Pursuant to official Call, Repnbli-
can Delegates of the Counties COM
posing the 9Th Judicial District OF
Iowa metin Convention at OskaloOsa.
Called to order at 1890 A. NJ, by
G.. ID. WOOdin of keokuk Co., on
whose motion Judge Sewers OF Ma
haska was called to the Chair.
On motion of Capt. Burgess OF JEFF
fprson, j. A. Donnell Of Keokuk was
elected Sec'y.
On motion Of Hon. g. G. Bennett
OF Washington, A. F. Sperry Of Ma.
lion was chosen Assistant Secretary.
On motion Of O. b. Ayres Of Mari
on, Convention proceeded toselection
OF Committee OH Credentials; and
Messrs. j. II. Better Of Marion, c. g.
Johnston of Keokuk, j. +. McJun-
kin of Washington, g. B. Hogan OF
Jasper, NJ. +. Cults of Mahaska, Ed.
Pruyn Of Poweshiek, and John II.
Stockman OF jefferson were selected
as such Committee.
On motion Of Judge Brown OF
Washington, the temporary organi-
zation Of the Convention was contin'
ued as the permanent one.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
IOWA NEWS.

Rev. John Wheeler, late President
Of Baldwin University, at Berea,
Ohio, has been elected President OF
the Iowa Wesleyan University at
Mt. Pleasant.
PC. Welch, Of the Oskaloosa Cs,''-
se,.rator, will soon start new Demo
cratic weekly paper at Des Moines.
The late competition for the vacant
Cadetship in the Naval Academy,
from this Congressional District, has
been settled by the selection OF Frank
Fletcher, of Oskaloosa, says the
Herald.
Mr.. Beaman having resigned fne
position Of Superintendent of Schools
IN Blackhawk County. the Board o.
Supervisors have selected cMrssIs y
Gates to fill the vacancy. .!a'ailsmsa. .
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
Circuit Jsdicial Conv eption.
PELLA, Iowa,
.Junp 81. 1870.

PELLA, IOWA,
June q 1870.
| Pursuant to Call of Committee, tn,
Delegates appointed to nominate one
Circuit Judge for the I'd Circuit O
the 9th Judicial District, met, and
were called to order by Maj. Smith
of Jasper, member of Dist. Com; and
Senator Dixon of Mahaska County
was called to the Chair.
On motion J. w. Deweese, J. II
Better and A. f. Sperry were chosen
Secretaries.
On motion, Senator Campbell o
Jasper, Capt. Rutledge of Mahaska
and A. Hamrick Of Marion were
appointed Committee on Credentials
Committee on Credentials present
ed Report. which was adopted, show.
ing Delegates present to cast II votes
for Jasper County, II for Mahaska
and l2 for Marion.
On motion of Col. Ryan Of Jasper
Convention proceeded to call o
Counties for presentation of candi
dates for the Office OF Circuit Judge
Jasper County presented the name
of Judge $. N. Lindley, present
incumbent.
Mahaska County presented the
name of l. B. Morris.
The first ballot resulted: For
Lindley 10 votes, for Morris is; total
80; necessary to choice Is.
appearing that Judge Lind,ey
had received the majority of votes
cast. his nomination was thereIpos
made unanimous by acclamatiIn.
On motion, the Delegates in Con.
vention were instructed to select the
ensuing Circuit Judicial Committee;
and the following me N Ders Thereof
were SD chosen:
Col. ID. Ryan Of Jasper,
NJ. T. Williams of Mahaska,
G. l.. COlIins Of Marion.
On motion, Convention adjourned
j. N. DIXON, Ch'n.
J. ". DEwEEsE,
j. II. BETTER, 'Sec'ies.
A. i. SPEKRY,
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Latest News.
FROM Yesterdays DAILIEs.

1tOM . DSNAAA1@sSs
Gold down now to LII.
Ia Chicago market, day before
yesterday, wheat dull, lower and
weak, ranging from rejected OF C6
and 81 cents to No. 1 at $l.O74; corn
moderately active and easier, rang
ing from II to 7sl cents; oats steady
at 5OA cash; cattle fairly active for
good grades, common dull and un-
changed, outside prices $G to 80; hogs
firm, IS to $3.50 for common to,
choice.
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat dull and easier, No. 2 Spring
81 cents, No. 1 red Fall $l.l6; corn
dull and lower, prime yellow 85 cts.,,
fancy sl.02; cattle in fair demand,
1925 to s7.25; hogs active, $s to $S.7'.
Flour quoted very dull at Chicago,
New York, st. Louis and Cincinnati.
There was o terrible confiagration
at Pittsburg day before yesterday.
Two immense oil-tanks were struck
by lightning during a storm, and ex-
plOded, whelming numerous buhd-
ings in their flames. The total loss
will probably reach half MILTON OF
dollars. RS s ,sttr ef.a sf.at,as4
|, Forty-eight OF the eighty-six,1c'-
diets at West Point failed at the ex-
animation day before yesterday, andl
will have To be sent home.
A big explosion in New York last
Tuesday was caused by mice gib-
ding at some matches that haG. been
left lying loose around. ia1
Both Houses OF Congress are busy
on Tax and Currency matters.
The Maryland Fire Insurance Co.'S
ofYice at Baltimore was robbetl oi
$3.50, 900 last Tuesday, Burglars not
yet apprehended.
Gonzales, hate a leader Of Cuban
insurgents, was executed at lInyan.
lay before yesterday. II ltal8s 4
Senators Harla,land IIOwellivote'
,gainst tho abolition. OF the Income
Tax. '-
Several. persons have mentioned
ip ourheaying, that l.it Is quite wa.n'
sotlay,' .sasE--sel9s!sz ssT ,9ssag
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The Spanish Cortes has voted for
the gradual abolition Of slavery in
all Spanish possessions.
Dickens Story, "The Mystery of
Edwin Drood," is not to be coinpiet-
ed by anybody. t
Whittemore, the Cadetship seller,
has failed to gain n seat in the House,
andinow says he will run for the next
Congress. fE
The new Apportionment bill has
been virtually killed, AS is supposed,
by postponement in the House. SO
We are likely to have no additional
Congressman to elect this year.
The House finally passed the Geor-
gia Reconstruction bill last Friday.
BERLIN, June q.
The drought has Leen stvpre in
all Germany. Advices from all
quarters report the crop PROSPECTS
very disc0uraging. A2t2 eaR
Earl Clarendon, English Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, died sud-.
denly in London last Monday, atthe,
nge OF 20 years.
Queen Isabella has formally abdi.
Gated the throne ofSpain. 'Is
The Senate has passed tho, Texas
Pacific Railroad bill. Ef aaf
Iowa is now announced as the scr- --
ond wheat State in the Union, llli-
nOis being first.
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Millinery.

AIRS. N. A. WaNBAUGH would respect
Nl fully ann ,u"ce that she ha- just returned
from Chicago with good Asshr' mens Of the
Latest and Best styles Of Millinery + pcy
Goods, which sre now oper at her residence
on Church It near Chr istian hur rch, Kn x.
willie. Dressm ,king ard all M,iiiner Work
done to order GB- Agent for FiDkie Lyon
Improved sewing Machines. S45u)
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