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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07
From Special Dispatch to Knoxville whig.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON.
Gen. Mabry the Greatest Man
of the Age!
He Runs all the Branches of
Government.
Ands Shows Mercy to Baxter
"a Dead Cock in the Pit"
And: Shows Mercy to Baxter.
"a Dead Cock in the Pit"

Extract from John Baxters Letter, No. 2
When rebellion was in the ascendent.
Gen. Mabry, ono of the combination to
which l allude, was a Rebel, welding
against me the Rebel power When.
'sBrownlow was King and loyal leagues
dispensed offices, and loyal Legislatures
appropriated bonds to railroad companies,
he was Lacquer and Radical; and now
that the Legislature of Tennessee is Con-
servative, the Governor of the State q
Shy-tnGshy Republican, and the Ma
tional Administration and Congress are
Radical, Gen Mabry is successfully per-
forming the most wonderful political feat
recorded In the annals of man. lie is
supporting three different and antagonistic
characters at the same time, to wit: in all
matters pertaining to local legislation he is
Conservative; in matters within the juris-
diction OF the Governor, he is a Senter
Republican; and in all National affairs,
such as getting payment for losses sustain
ed by him when he was Rebel, he is a
Radical without blemish and without guile.
He is to-day friendly with and enjoys the
confidence Of Senator Brownlow, dictates
Gov. Senter's policy, manipulstes a por-
ton Of the Legislature, re-organizes the
Conservative party of this county, and con-
trolls, in measure, the Conservative (?)
press of this city. .-....-
And while he is thus playing double,
and imposing upon the credulity of the
country, he is busy in his efforts, at home
and abroad, to prejudice me in the estima-
ton of friends, by intimating that am not
true to the principles which Il have, through
evil and through good report, consistently
adhered to all my life. He is wonderfully
afraid, and pretends through his Knoxville
Wig to believe, that 1 am preparing the
way to strike hands with the Radical par
ty, and there are men mean enough to
pretend that they believe them.
IourNu RI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07

concerned in the purchase and renewal of
any bonds claimed by Mr.. Watson, have
to say that his claim was not known TO
them, nor the purchase made until they
had corresponded with the insurance COM
panies, and also with Mr.. Fisher, then in
England, and were informed that they
were neither the property of the compa-
MES nor Of the Bank of Tennessee.
Respectfully yours,
L. G.. PEkRI. 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07

The negro man Alexander Jones, who
on Saturday last committed furious and
deadly assault on Melinda Rodgers, colored,
in South Nashville, was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Baskette on the charge Of
assault and battery with intent to commit
murder in the first degree. The accused
waived examination, and in default Of So
900 bond for his appearance at the Criminal
Court, was committed to jail. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07
JOIN BAXTER.
GEN. MABEY's S RESPONSE

GEN MADAs1 , AEcfONoLs
MAXWELL HOUSE, NASHVILLE, June .,
1S70.-John Baxter-My Very Dear Sir:
1 recognize your flag -of-truce-" Letter
No. 2" Your case will receive early and
serious consideration, and it may be posi-
BILE that through the Ereeutige branch Of
my State Government, you may obtain
a pardon. What my Legislature may do I
cannot HOU say Possibly (this strictly
conidentialD q judiciOus use of the few
remaining assets of the Mineral Home
Railroad might result in inducing that
cOrruptiJIe body to desist from urging
criminal prosecution against you. might
be "pra6ticaEy' persuaded to "manipu-
late them for you myself What do you
say? Can you "shell out p
After accomplishing the above propo-
sitions, Should you be able to ''come to
time, y may, if properly encouraged, see
proper to direct my Congressional agent to
have your disabilities removed, so that you
can run for Congress on whichever side of
the question your predictions or necessi-
ties may suggest. What say you? Bust
ness il business. ''GEN. ]. A. MABRY."
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AUSTRIA,
Going Back TO the Old Religion.

Going Back 30 the Old Religion
WASHINGTON, June Ga communica-
ton from Vienna states that since the pub
hcation in Austria of the laws on religious
liberty, strange movement has arisen in
the population Of that city in consequence.
In less than 20 years $50 persons, both
sexes, have sbjured Christianity for the
Jewish faith, and these perverSions are still
on the increase.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07

A party Of Sioux have provoked the
Cheyennes to vengeance, and four or fyo
other tribes may join the latter in exter-
minating the Sioux, TO the relief of Uncle
Sam and all concerned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07
ROME.
The InfaIiibiIity Debate Said TO be
EOrcibIy Ended-A story for Du-
panIOup to Contradict.

fOrCIbly Ended-A story for Du-
panIOup to Contradict.
ROME, June Midnight discus
sion of the dogma of infallibility was closed
amid great confusion, the debate being
forcibly ended. The distinguished Bishops
who were opposed to the schema, and who
are among the most profound and able
debators in the Council, were summarily
ruled out of the debate and prevented from
participating in any way in the discussion.
They were loud in their protests, and it is
believed that they will issue formal pro-
test against the arbitrary measure. The
opposition were totally unprepared for this
manner of procedure on the part of the
Ultramontanists, and their indignation at
the defeat of their facilities for maintaining
a stubborn opposition to the dogma is very
great. The excitement in church circles is
intense, and the opposition seems to gain
strength from the efforts of the Ultramon-
tanists to crush them.
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SPAIN.
Vhc Engri,h CapGvcs IxcIcascd.

The English CapGivcs Released.
MADRID, Midnight, June 5.-The Gov
eminent has just received official informa-
ton of the release of the English persons
captured some weeks since by the Spanish
brigands near Gibraltar. II is not stated
upon what terms the outlaws agreed to set
their captives at liberty, but it is thought
that the Government acceded to their de-
mand for heavy ransom. The names of
the captives are as follows: John Bonell,
his nephew, George D. Bonell, and two
colored servants, all of London, England.
EspartcrO.~
MADRID, June GA manifestation in
favor of Espartero for King of Spain, was
made by his adherents, in this city yester.
day,
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SPRING OPENING
Il - Il L = = o

now complete in every department OF the
trade. Our Goods win be found mnst
elegant and superb, unexcelled and IN
rivslled in excellence, embracing Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics Of the choicest and
test designs being mostly handmade
and warranted in every instance to give
entire satisfaction. We earnestly invite
the attention Of all who desire good goods,
which are manufactured with a spcci4
view to iirst-class retail trade
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07

A violent earthquake in Oaxaca, Mexico
--1O3 persons killed, besides II miners
..il,ei at their work, and additional casual
ties being daily reported.
A destructive tornado passed over North
ern Illinois Saturday, damaging crops, etc
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GuatamaIean Invaders.

The citizens of GuatamaIa have invaded
the Mexican Territory, established courts
and laws in the State of Cheopa, and cut
out farms for themselves. Not recog-
nizing the laws of the Mexican Govern
ment, the squatters were ordered to aban-
don the Mexican Territory. Notice was
also given them that if they did not com
ply, force would be used to destroy their
buildings and property. 1t is generally
believed that Felix Diaz, Governor OF
Oxaca, is prime mover in this invasion,
intending to form separate Republic.
The National Treasury is bankrupt
The Guayamas revolution is ended fol
the present, Lozada refusing toparticipate.
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MEXICO.

Constitutional RefOrm-IsOb5ers-
Revolutions.
HAVANA, June City of Mexico dates
to June have been received.
Congress will probably hold an extra
session in order to finish the discussion on
the proposed constitutional reforms
Stages between Vera Cruz and Jalapa
have been robbed by brigands, and one
passenger killed.
Six bandits were recently executed at
Zacatecas.
Gen. Roda is moving on the revolution
ary forces in Neuva Leon and Tamauhpas
Zacatecas insurgents are disbanding.
The new Hernisle mines are yielding
enormously.
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L0i9neo'J Aho'' 0AOi-NN' SEAL
Commissioner for Virginia, -
No. II Wall Street, New York.
New YORK, Feb. %, 1S66.-W. Ii.
Christian, Esq, Secretary of the Iusur-
ance Company of the State of Virginia,
Richmond Sir: have been shown
your letter of the 14th December, 1865,
to Messrs. Warehouse, Pearl & Co, of
this city in relation to the transfer of the
following three Tennessee 6 per cent
cupOn bonds of 81, 900 each, viz Letter
B, Nos. 1854, 1876, 10,5 ,525, all dated
the 1st January, 1859, in reply to which l
beg to state that the bonds IN question
were never the property of the Bank of
Tennessee or of the State of Tennessee,
but were purchased by me for an invest
ment and were subsequently sold without
endorsement, as the power of attorney TO
which you refer enabling me to transfer
them never reached me. The bonds there
fore are the property of the holders and
should be transferred by your endorse
ment. Respectfully yours, etc,
TSigned JNo. A. FISHER,
Former Cashier of Bank of Tennessee.
STATE OF New YORK, City and County
of New York, ss-I, Thomas Sadler, a
Commissioner appointed by the Governor
of the State of Virginia for the State of
New York, do certify that John A. Fish
er, whose name is signed to the foregoing
writing, bearing date the tweniy-third day
of February, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six, personally appeared before
me in my State aforesaid, and being by
me duly sworn in due form Of law, did
deposc and say that the matters set forth
in the foregoing statement is in all re-
spects true.
Given under my hand and official seal,
this twenty third day Of February, A. d.
1866
(signed.) TuOs. sADLEn, SEAL
Commissioner for Virginia, -
No. IL Wall Street, New York.
CARD FROM MR.. PEARL.
To the Editors of the Union and American;
New YoRK, June l, 1S70.-Referrirg
| to that portion of the recent report oI
| the Committee on the School Fund stat
inGthat bonds Nos. 5, las and 5, 146 were
received by me, beg leave to state tha
/ bought these bonds from responsible
parties at 62I, the market value at th,
| time When this value declined 80 rap
idly and discovered that they were no
good delivery here, presented them tC
the State officials in person for renewa
and obtained new bonds. On examina
ton Of the numbers furnished by Mr.
Watson, and reported by the Committee
find neither of the above numbers ant
am consequently at loss to know VIII,
my name should have been dragged int
this report or any claim of irregularit.
set up by the Committee.
So far as Waterhouse, Pearl & Co. ar
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The Mourncrs' Bench,

The Committee on Reconstruction
resolved as a rule not to remove the p.
liticsl disabilities of any person who h
not petitioned for such removal -
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The jury have awarded full damages
against the Globe Insurance Company for
the mail steamer United States, burned on
the Ohio some eighteen months since.
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J. A. J. ROSES COLUMN.
SPRING
OPENING G

FOR ~
, 1870-08-31

TO hEST-A A FIRST.CEASS NEW aJrlAt;E.
Win rooms pantry. eosst. hssement. water III
kltchen within tlcck 1t tAt Madison n c.rs -
"ts: Aonsoest lEgu'se In cottage opposite.
TO RE>T-A LARGE F1RsrcLAss HOUSE, II
foont. god location South Si,lr with 4-} Viii
T"psfcr III PET monh. L. t. SORRIS 1 CO., IL
ITO RhST-THE TEtEMkST OF .EOOAIS AND
Ais9 s'ose rs ~ West Asdsou-et Apply At sIS Ws-t
, 1870-08-31

BOARD OF HEALTH.
Tar Sorth Hrnnch-aIortn1!ty Report for
the s'n>l Wrrk--Tso Hundred
nnl ftEs s-rixht DEATHS.

The rrenf.f weekly meeting OF the Boan3 Of
llcslin Was held ycs:erday AFTERNOON. Al the
,'1ths Ct The ,oasu Ia tile City Hall. Present, the
lul beard. Dr. Johnson ID the chair. Several
laifs MeIc parsed for expenses conLses,I with the
The following communication from the sccre-
'ar! of tho iaaIi Of Public Works was received
cnd placed IN f1c:
.rd 70 III ;s rt, a % - AaSns 81 y ve t,nc u
re condition Of ths Sotsn branch II tne Chicago
:nti. h.na sn thst tat c.s ssslur i. NOW is.;s. T.
a. ". l1SxilA:i.
Health Officer Dusnau reported the humber Of
::u,sanecs abated during The NecS at s9s. The
EuDbcs Ut premises connected @1,h the N In
sewer during the week was q.
weekly Jp1 s follows:
Tie EuNbrr OF tlraths for the week ending
Among the principal causes OF mort aliiy were:
htain diseases, ~: cl,ulera ihfaatusu. e1: con-
Mrsenttr1cn, 1s, tevtnlag, IL
Inc uratfs ioT the corresponding week last
H. Ihr ttatas for the 1recee,liux week this Scar
we're sse, showing a4t n.1easr ri is Ibis week.
Ias s9ts we're as follows: Entief one.sear, laa :;
| rs; Iemalra, liz
1hc following arc the natonall,.cs; Bohemian.
*ther points ,n ths rpi,:4, s,ass. % =. pn:,aas as
(: tse!tianS, IS; Holland, l: Ireland. o: Suyn
scotia, i; SnrxaJ, q ScutianI, l; $swe.icu. .:
s*frzcfland, 1; lnknowt.,l. -
ihc mean temperature for the week WAS 7ts
sieErecs,
fns n.o1s.l!tE t,y wars's vas - fellows: First,
s,1th, =, seventh, -: Eighth. 81: Ninth, 20;
Icn.a, 2: Eleventh. !: T.tltth, i: Thirteenth,
=; Fhuztccnth, 6: Fifteenth, g; Stxtecush, IL;
| Twet1irth, d.
| The Sanitary Superintendent continued: The
teaih rate hss becn htIa toE tits -eeE The
| greatest change compared with the previous
t'tck Il n The increase 81 deaths hy tyrhoid lc-
! An examination Of The ward mprtalkty shoxs
Thai the tncrrasc Is mn=t MARKED in tae SOUTH AMI
| Southwestern portions Of the city The greatest
,n"t1a;ity in pr.p1tttsM to t1c Population. oc.
tmals.ro1 ani varlololI we're discovered In Ham
over and ktrects. ali originating IN
~ ase which hai not been reported The gene
ras santHr. condition OF the city Is good. The
Surefintentent recemnenas the pasSagr OF a
regulation making 1t obligatory on artlss erect.
ine .lk,l:eries, tiauentcr-houscs. Se.. to Obtain
The rctort was aceepsed, aad tao ooard theu
ad)eurIcd.
, 1870-08-31
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Spee!al Train for Spring aelI-I.fss Of tho
Cook Comfy Delegations.

Pullman sleeping car will be attached to the
lightning express trata leaving here at 81 this
evening. over the Chicago, St Louis i Alton
railroad, for the accommodation Of delegates to
the State Republican Convention at Springfield.
me following Is list Of the delegates who are
IxpeGssa s,l @ 70 be n attendance upon the couven-
First wefd-Delegase, John summcraela: a..
tessnats, saaH;, F; ;lg lLongtey
Tnlrd Ward Delegate, Simon D. Phelps; alter
natt, FfalE Schwein1urrh.
tonsth i, Gas1-;Delegate. C. II. Gambls; alter
,sta mne wannt5MDelegate, n.5 II. n Braston: alter
nate, WilllaIa Hensen-
Seventh Ward-Delegase, George s,udman; al
sernate. Z. Pfellcr.
:. Eighth .v.ni-Delega,e, c. Lodlng: alternate,
Ninth Wafa-Delcaate, J. Pasdeoup: alcruate,
Ten1h Ward-Delegase, J. sleaill; alternate. ].
Eleventh Ward-Delcsa,e, a. D. johnson: al
fcanats, HsGty Glyert.
Thirteenth wanl-Delegase, Jas. l. Campbell;
alternate, MaIion TalsotL
Fourteenth Wart-De1cgate, II, Grceuctau.n.
alternate, Homer Galptu.
Fifteenth Ward-Dclegatc, Louis Schultz; alter
ChRA- SChArsln.
&c r.
nate, John AtWarcf.
Seventeenth Nari-DelexAte, VIM, Woke. AZ,
tcrnale, Valentine 1tuh.
Eichteeuth WarI-Delega1e, Elias Shpmau:
nitelnule, No,'clt Clark.
Nineteenth WAru-Delcga,e. ". S. Golsen; a.
tcfnhtr, Peter AfmIntIinK-
Twentieth Wae,-Delegatc, Phil. A. Hoyne:
alternate, j. Jonas.
soutl. Observation-Disclosures Kcetr, c. L.
Far" ell. 1lNulei Shefnari. Murray Nelson, Peter
Doggy Cofstlnl!ne knlns
AT LasEc-u. u. King, j. G. kniekesiJocket, c.
II. lIA1t.
.aNcrnates-G. ". Knox, ii. A. Hickey. 4,
t'l.'hs, i. Springer. j. II. MAtiisy.
At Lurse-L. u. White, Isaac Pdauu. L. B.
OTIS. "
Ninth Dlytson-At Largc-ue.muu Raster.
Frr't. GuEs1, +. a. Eastman, JAMES NcCaulev,
GNi0tAS 4. Bu-se.
West Observation-Disclosures srn1ur,l Jsltus
Miller, I. Z: Ftcncy, VIM. Il. Hayes, Henry Ack-
hon. Clark llpe, Dantcl Wor:hlniton, Wm. Law,
jr., John Harttla
..-Alterna,cs-Charles E. scha.,an. Adam Frcch-
Henry SeMyeT, Pheasant AMlck, Frcie:ick Doet-
her, Daniel Btofsst0n, Samuel MctMtttr, q. W
Stanford. Jantes Qnck. William Gastnelu
AZ LAFEc-JDn Mct rthur.
Atttnate-G. &. +. Holden.
Delegates from, the County Towns-u. q. Hut.t.
James L. Root, S. II. Mecrea, Get,rge Dupior,
Z. ". SHERWOOD. u. Saunders, ". y. burbank, H.
y lanlAusi'l. T. u. BEAtiles, Charles Dalton, An
drew S}n snan.
Alrc,natc.,-C. Il. Waite, J. ". 1.ambier. Colonel
Il Fon1tr, Homer Wil1l1rth. Walter Patrick,
Jahn crawford, $. NJ Allen, u. T.. Scaae. If. S.
ReAirrd, Georgc StroaR, and u. SanMoaa
, 1870-08-31

cants fos charters for the nav National Banas
have been so and 1910 bonds In equal Amoan4,
There sppears to bs difference OF opinion among
nnancscrA In different parts Of the country a. to
the comparative value of these bond5s aud
changee are being constantly made here By depos-
ltorB. Foreign purchasers invariably asE toF the
1Nnds INST issued BY the government, believing
they are equivalent to 1rst mortgage, and very
few OF the Issue Of 1869 are uow found In TIC
American Market
ApAIKALs RI1layzp rnox puTT.
BY orl1es of Secretary Robeson disseminating
tie position OF Port Admiral except for the port
OF New YORK, the following named officers are re-
tucl from duty: Rear Admiral q G1idsborough.
Port Admiral Of Warrington; Samuel L lirtese.
at Philadelphia; Hiram P1ustting. AZ Boston
AoihnA II. Sands. st Norfolk; Henry E. Thacher,
It Portsmouth. and Thos. T. Crane, At san Fran
csce. California All the nbore of1-ers, except
Go!dshoroueh, are upon the retired list. Rear
Admiral S1ringham wiz be relieved from duty a.
Port admiral at New York on the nss1 Of Octo-
bef.
CESSES REPORTS,
Census reports from Florida. Kentucky, Now
YORK, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Ohio
show that The work u substantially completed In
those States, and It Ii expected that returns will
he received from nearly all the districts by the
18th OF September. A few subdivisions Will send
ia scattering returns from that date upttt the LIST
Of October About 7ra00. 900 names arc already
received 1t the Census once. Half million =
day has been the avern9s Of the past week, which
Will probably Increase million day during the
present week.
, 1870-08-31
WASHINGTON,
Special ncsrAtct to The Chica.o Tribune

Special nc-rAteh to The Chica.o Tribune
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ESTERrKIs..
WAsuESGroS, Aug. 30.-Hentlsmen who t1svc
Just arrived from Paris rla London, express tho
greatest nstonshmcnt at the enterprise displayed
by the principal American new wspapers tn publish
Ing war news. They say that any Of our rrom!-
ncnt journals print more actual news concerning
tho movements OF the armies than all the papers,
OF either Paris OF London together. 1t Is known
TO ont officials here that the Conspls General Of
The several !ea,itug powers telegraph the leading
points Of cable dispatches to the newspapers
each dAy 10 Mier respective governments
TUE srrI AGAlss1 sEcRE1ATrsco1.
The motion for an attaehm ent Of SecretaIy Cor
aiiN ths Commissioner Of the Land
ONCE for contempt of cousf, vas hear,
hF' Judge Humphreys to-day. The counsel
asi lag for attachment, made a long argument to
SUPPORT the motion. ami was followed BY ths AS
ssstant Attorney General for the government
Stcrrtar! Cux also sr1t an argument. In the
shape OF letter, to Judge Humphreys, shown.
everybody clse, II not the latter BY The citation
o! p'evsHus Supreme Court decisions in sh,s very
case, and similar ones, that his court had no IT,
r'st.teilcp IN this case. The Argument VIII con-
t1Luc io-EoErow. TIE result Is wntcne,l with zen.
erof interest. The Secretary yields nothing. The
condition IN which tho court 1nds !tsc.l Is soune-
what novel
NOTES OF GOLD BASks
~ ~" AVtA oauAe& pEu}NSCu 10 lhG SeCfEtAfE
OF the Treasury tho question whether no,es ~ ~.
cpat banks now being e%taH1,shaI ri, hn -. eA
~, 49,, =, ~" 81. sssaeaeu VIII oe rtcelved
nv s.rns a. az ,as nn,, at,a anu Custom House
tAs sa4as ~ eoso. heuns secretary Richardson
decides the question In the negative ~ far as -.
cc.stue them in payment Of duties on import, n
. see ."as uuues tae Law they can
nos answer lot coin IN The payment OF custom
dues.
KEW rArKK.
The Democratic raner ~ ,o,e .s,..,
x..s.a.... 49, rses ~ 'onk talkcA o. Tor
Nse.Nk'.u ~ uss ftoktesscH 10 faf thai = cou1-
rany 10 publish It was Incorporated 1estes,lay. II
Is called the Nufrio,. Mr. ua.yey. 1.,o ,rt1,.,..
to Portugal. Ia to be the man ayIrr s.,t.n, -
,S..s.. eu1IoS. u h
t,,s ~. ".s @ Aus eu'.ef o! me Ap.'toan, OF
nent- 1t ia thought thAe Il will AIN to ~ fns
organ OF the more moderate Democrscv,
ITO tho A.eoeiated r,rr,.1
tSplAS MATTERS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 50 s0-Co1one, t,,,,
rnanIstnr Al Fors Iarsmte rajsr-e.hs hs"atr conf
setn a. fniioES. RE ms..ann un.ss Gaze OF the
/ Inul hss rrtnrnrb Ills c.nn eeN ~ Eeu
River, Red Cloud sent Wnr,f M, n " 1oWaGr
, 1870-08-31
MlchtHQu Politfca.

specid De-pstch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. so.-The Democratic
o'a'e convention meets here tomorrow.
ealeio' Canvass Ut tue delegates chosen by
!ae Various counties In The Second Congressional
ni'aulct, 70 the convention which meets at White
aaksspn. on Septetnber 7, shows that they stan1
20. ns :otows: Iota! numLtr OF ,feleoa.es 81: nun.
,., IL =; lAsor oi General SiouYh,Dn's rcnomiu.-
Hn slon' ~: number whose nrst choice u nor Cen
DEIAo!T. Mich, Aug. s1.-The Republican Con-
vs. @ !or INC Tenth District has been In SESSION
Z. ~ nat to,daJ and has had lively tltne. G. II.
Mtsnes. iftehd Of DrlgKa was made Temporary
chairman, despite the efforts Of Tic Strickland
hs 1men " put 10 Rchard Winsor. Of Huron County.
Inc customary committees on pe.manent
olfauHauon, And credentials we're linen an
in.ea i1a ny me Chair, and recess taken an al.
se!noen. IN the afternoon there vas close ,ghr
usG. s ,ae reports OF the Committee on CYe,Ier,-
e" tss'4eM III 30 AssSutng votes to the AIpheua aud
asa"eaa county Representative Dlstrrt
s.a,, y l" Akc three from briggs sun.
Tsseu e strength. They then Rays m lie
uEn. ,t ostI permanent Organization, and six,cen
iuiotlAa! uallots have been taken Tus1nr ,ne iIry
aau = "etr .slyI'led brtwrtn ii. 4. Turt Of Mar.
4uettS: ;1s1 Gould. VI Owa<so; I. Westoycr. II
ts Icy LIZ and j. a. Habbell. ol Honyatou. re
eonFeA&lOu adluuruet I'LL to-{nnrrnr
, 1870-08-31

NTy4Gceiou~ Disappearance,

NIy4tceion~ Disappearance.
Mre. Mclaughlin, wife of Thomas Mclaughlin,
tcE Palos, In this county, loT Chtcagn, on Tuesday
morning OF lsst week, " the Chicago, Alton L
81. Louis Railroad. and since then has not been
l.. All flor1. 1t is supposed that she fell Etck-
She vas perfectly familiar with the city. She
" as tclow the mesliuH hcight, Falher stout, had
ron n garling her wilt he thankfully received BY
MIR. John Woodbridge. Sos- 10. II and II Method
IS. Ep.ctpsl Church block, corner OF ciars aud
Washington streets.