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George p PeHeletop, in thelan
guage of the New York Tribune, "i
revoIutionist, who, like Mr.. Alexan'
der 4. Stephens, 'aecepts nothing
as valid 10 the reconstruction policy
of the administration or the eonsti-
lhtional amendmepts, is the most
prominen candidate Of the Democ
racy of Ohio for .. S Senator.
Republicans of Highland, remem
her that John L. Hughes, if elected
Representative, will vote for thi'
man. A vote for Hughes is there
fore. practically a vote for 'Pendle
ton.
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g O'CLOCK.

n I'm Retailed BY one. Wanted agents % sell
StOUU pictures every whore WHiTStY 3 Co., Nor
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Nothina. except the SeufRg b achines has gVpr
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SOLD EVERTWHEBF.f % 1TrG WTr
f-AA 60 n. B. PHELPS 3 CO.,
sepl4w4DtCO Gen. Agts 100 Chambers So, n. Z.
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Are there any Republicans who
are ''shaky, ID your locality? Look
after them yourself, don't wait for
some one else to do it. +
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HOn.A. S.nicker.

Speaking of Judge Dickey, the
Sioto Gazette says: tIn alluding to
his Qualifications no detailed account
is needed;-we have but to point
with pride to his past official rec
ord" ...-~.., -
This is strictly true, and it is a
matter worthy of serious considera-
ton by the people of this judicial
district, whether it is not better to
retain an able, faithful, experienced
public servant like Judge Dickey, in
the high and responsible position he
has filled with so much credit-as
even his opponents must admit, if
they are. .candid-than. TO put in his
place a young man, without the legal
experience which only age and long
practice can give. Rejecting men,
who give proper weight to the i'm
portance which belongs to the judi
cial Office, intimately connected as it
is with the dearest rights and inter-
ests of the people, will hesitate long
before running the risk of electing a
man of no experience compared with
that of his opponent, who has filed
the Office for nearly fifteen years past
and established a reputation second
to that Of none Of his eontenpora-
ries on the bench of Ohio.
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Matttrs about DOmr
Thursday. BsRt 2a ie7I.


Subscriber receiving tneii papers with n"X''
oBposite thsiT names will understand that
the tiiiaipf vhict they hays paid has expired
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Rev. Mr.. CHAMBERS will preach in the
-Baptist Church next Sabbath at lO4
o'cibck a. NJ. and 9 o'clock P. NJ.
The public are cordially invited.
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Can you change a vote to our
side? Do it.
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I2 Cuts KNITTING Yarn for 81,
At the Hillsborough Wooden Mills.
sep2stf ELLIFRITZ & SON.
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE.

MARKET ST., west Of I7th, PHILADELPHIA.
Rs-OPeBs September 18th, 1871. Thorough C5lIsgf-
ate training for the practice Of Min Eugihssring
Civil Engineering Mechanical En- ngiuesrink, Anay-
tiCal and Industrial Chemistry MetalOrgy and Ar
chiteCn The Diploma Of the College is received
IS conclusive evidence Of proficiency b. the nrut
engineers and companies engaged iR works Of i'm
yrovelhent For 18Th AnuuaI Announcsmsbt, ad-
dres. ALFRED 4 KENNEDY n. D., President OF
Fculty fI.t t.
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Last Saturday week was the Jew
ish New Year 5632. The day was
observed by our Israelitish citizens
closing up the places of business and
having a general good time.
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The Illustrated Christian w Weekly for
September 80, is an unusually good
number of this excellent weekly "Ask-
ing Blessing" from painting by Prof.
Jordan, is a sweet picture of lowly life,
exquisite in its design and execution.
IIIustrations are. given Of .woodward's
Gardens" the Central Park of San Fran
CISCO "A biographical sketch with por-
trait is given of"Dr. Il. L. Mansel," the
famous author. Prof. Baird contributes
an illustrated articles on "Count Ray
mond and The Bishopqof Toni ouse.''N
The children's wants are attended to
in the illustrated article "The Two I'm
breua Houses, and other sketches. The
leading editorial, "Sowing and Reap
ing" should be carefully read by every
parent throughout the land.
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR OCToBER.-This sprightly live
ly and instructive magazine October
lis issued in good time for its thOus-
ands Of readers to admire. No mag
azine in the country gives so much
for so little as BaIlou's. 1t contains
one hundred pages of reading TWEEN
ty or thirty engravings, some of the
the best stories that the best authors
can produce, and is just the serial tn
have ina family fond of Intellectual
pursuits.
Published by Thomes & Talbot,
63 Congress Street, Boston, at S1.5O
per year, or 10 cents per number
| HEARTH AND HoME.-This excel
lent and popular Weekly for the
present week, contains the beginning
of new story by Rev. Edward
Eggleston, entitled 1.-THE Hoosfer
Schoolma8ter." The story will be-
finished before the end of the year,
and the Pablishefs WIN send the pa
per from this time to the end of the
volume for 81, Address Orange Judd
& Co., New York.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE has been voted
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THE NEW DRUG STORE,


> Il. s. FULLERTON, 'PrOprietor.-
sep14tf . .szaa5.
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Dress Goods

At SAMUEL E. HIBBEN & SONS.
sep2stf
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Cincinnati Prices Current.

For hs WssE ending, TUESDAY,. Sept. &c, ISM.
Oarsfully Corrected Srom the Cty Dailied OrTusS-
day, Sept 26. ..
REMARKS Owing to light receipts,
WheaI has further advanced, from 3 to
Z cents per bushel on last weeks quotS-
tions. Flour is also lOaI5c. HIGHER.
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Read the New Advertisements.


opr advertising patrons 'eome out
strong" this week, and have made seri-
GUS inroads on our space for reading
matter. We invite the attention of our
readers TO the new advertisements of
Msssrs spsrg1r 4 Broa W. a. Morrow,
eeorgs elasceck Bllifritz q Son, Hib-
ben & son, and others, which we have
not time to notice more particularly this
week "a .E-.EzEEH
Fhe pressure Of new advertise
ments this week compel5 US to leave
out a number of articles intended for
this issue.
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Darling SELF supplying PenhOIder
THEA-NECTAR

ICHC Ie0UO , UllTol 30
New York. P. o. Box $500. Send for Th-Neotar
Circular tse@ei4
WNTANTED-AGENTS, $50 per daY) 10 sell
SV the celebrated HONE 5HBTTLB SEWING
MACHINE. Has the under-fsed, makes The ''lock
stitch CaIiks on both sdes) and s fully licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
thsmArkst. Address. JOHNSON, CLARK g CO.,
Boston. Mass, PittsbuFg, Pa, CAicago5 l5 oF st..
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Oue-fhird OF the quantity smOre than squal % tn
ordinary FlavOriug Extracts; they are True Deli
cious Faydrs of The Fruits. Dealers treble their
sales with them G0NCED Ed the bsFt III { be mar
ket J. W. COTTON. y Depot, n MAIDEN Lane.
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The public win hnd my. Tooth Pow.
der a very superior article. It has beer
tested hylmany Of the citizens OF. Hills
bOrO aud gives Thorough satisfaction; il
perfectly harmless, quite pleasant, clean
", preserves the teeth, hardehsl the
gums, and answers every requirement
of a good dentifriee, Put up in 25. cent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16

The bodies of Page and WYATT Of the
9th, will rest in the same graFe, and
the monument above them will record
their death in behalf of law and liberty.
Besides the 9th the 18th regiment and
four companies of the 7ls6 regiment with
600 policemen, under Inspector Wilkes,
will unite in the procession. The bodies
will be laid out in full dress uniform Of
the 9Th regiment in magnificent rosewood
caskets, furnished by those officers of the
9 h who are connected with the Grand
Upera House.
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CHICAGO.
Poisoned with Impure Drugs.


CHICAGO, July 15.-Five persons were
poisoned, one of them fatally, by reason
of psrtaking, at the house OF Charles
Howell, near Decatur, Illinois, few
DAYS since, of some bitters made out OF
what was supposed to be snake root but
was. on examination by physicians, found
to be aconite, deadly poison. Under
the excitement caused by this wholesale
poisoning, suspicion rested on Mrs. How
ell as being guilty of having some con-
nectiOn with the case. The druggist at
Decatur, who sold the poison to Mr..
Howell, purchased it of wholesale house
in LAFAYETTE, No., for snake root, and
Mrs, Howell was relieved from suspicion.
Leander Hostz, aged fifteen years, was
the only csse that resulted fatally.
Death of ssLIttIe Tad.''
Thomas Lincoln, universally known as
Tad Lincoln, the youngest son OF the late
President Lincoln, died at the Clifton
House in this city at 7 o'clock this morn
ing. His disease was dropsy of the heart.
His eighteenth birth day occurred ID
MAY, He was taken i'll in few days
alter returning from Europe. During
his illness his mother has been almost a
constant attendant. There has always
existed the warmest affection between the
two. and Mrs. Lincoln is almost complete
ly prosirated by her affection.
ssThe Meeting of the waters"
The deepening of the Illinois and
Michigan canal at the summit was com
pleted to-day. The Golfer dam at Bridge
port was cut away at O'Clock this after
noon. The waters of Lake Michigan anC
Chicago river are now flowing in the di-
rection of the Illinois river TO the Missis
sippi. The event was announced by 8
lively peal from the City Hall bell. The
work of deepening the canal has been II
progress about five years and has cost the
city of Chicago three millions of dollars
This has been carried through a. a SAM
tary m.ssure to relieve Chicago river OF
| is almost uncomfortable tilthiness.
Scared 10 Madness by Hu-kiux.
Mrs. Murdoch, wife of T. B. Mui
dock of the Eldoraao Times, who cut th'
throat of one of her children and thel
her own during temporary fit of insan
ity, died from the effect of her woun'
on Sunday last. Up to few hours pre-
yious to her death it was supposed sh
| vveuld recover,
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The Columbia Herald says: Games
Knox Polk Powell, of this city, went on
q fishing excursion down on the classic
stream of Swami, and while there enjoy
ing a walk amoug the deep shadows Snd
cool retreats of said stream, encountered
a large snake, measuring about fifty eight
ircbes in length, and several inches in
circumference. Instead of running away,
Jim attacked the scsly monster, and sue
ceeded in ''smashing" bis head. When
the crown of his msjesiy's head was laid
low. not being satisfed, Jim proceeded TO
dissect him. Horror of horrors! he
discovered that this deceiyer had swat
lowed six newly fledged birds On oeine
released, the happy little creatures nut
tered away, seemingly unconscious OF the
danger they had just passed. The snake
weighed thirteen pounds, and was OF the
rare RATHER known in Hickman as ths
,Browplow rather 1t he'd nine rsttles.
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NEW YORK. EJ9



irh,rseen FIrsmsn TERRIBLY Burned
NEw YoRK, July 15.-During a IRE
this morning ct 7l8 Sixth avenue bar
rel of benzine exploded, severely burning
10 men. Among the sufferers are John
A. Ripple, Joseph G. Beadle and Oliver
Hawkins. of Engine Company No. 70,
together with the foreman aud Alexander
Mcneil, fireman. John Fisher, OF Hook
and Ladder Company No. 2, was also
dangerously wounded and will, 1t is
feared, die. Joseph ]. Hurley, James
Clair, Edward Violette and Assistant
Foreman Mcfarland, of Hook and Lad
der Company No. A, were badly buried
Assistant Engineer Sullivan was also
slightly burned. He had but just recov-
cred from injuries sustained at another
fire. John Dugan was badly burned by
the blazing oil about the head, srms and
face; all his hsir having been singed off.
Officers Michael Dolly and James Quinley
were also severely burned about the face
and hands. The injured men who were
most dangerously burned were taken to
st. Luke's Hospital. The police officers
were attended at their respective station
houses by the Police Surgeon. The loss
to the building will not exceed $500.
Y e-rs Castle Garden.
The number of emigrants arrived at
Castle Garden for the lat week is 1896,
making total of 120, 447 landed this
wear. Total number for corresponding
week last year, ID, $40.
out of ssNEurderers' ROw.o
1t is believed Foster will escape capital
punishment. The murderer, since he
was informed of the stay of execution,
has been more cheerful and in laxative
mood, and feels within himself that he
will not suffer the full penalty of the
law, to which he was consigned. He
has been removed from the cell in the
murderers' row.
Premature Discharge of n Cannon
Two Men Killed and Several La
dies wounded.
LIBERTY, July 15.-At a celebration
at Loon Lake il The town of Wayland,
last evening, cannon was discharged
premsturely, instantly killing Mr.. Rynd-
ers, a'aIly wounding T. Pankhill, pro-
minent lawyer of this place, and slightly
iniuling several ladies.
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WATSEKA.
A SpeclE of Rebellion.
The Lynchers of the Child
TOrturer Indicted.

The Citizens Threaten 10 Resist
Taeir Arrest.
CHICAGO, July 10 The COroner's jury
who have been sitting upon the case OF
Mesra, who tortured his child to death at
Watseks, ILL.,, and was hung by a mob
afterwards, have rendered verdict that
he came to his death in accordance with
the facts given at the time, and charging
certain persons therein named as being
responsible for his taking off. They have
sent the testimony to Gov. Palmer, with
the recommendation that the persons
therein named be arrested and tried for
the offence. 1t is Tumored that the cid-
zens of Orange and other places whence
came the mob which did the work will
resist any attempt to arrest the men
named.
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Ea
TEXAS,
Tragic Death of Sherman's
Captives.

Two Ktovva ChIefa- Gnag their
RIesh 60 Loose their Shackles. and
are shot Down.
ST. LOUIS, July Is. The Fort Smith,
Arkansas Era of July 8, learns from
Deputy United States Marshals McLemore
and Bale that Sstsnts and Big Tree the
Kiows chiefs who were captured at Fort
Sill when Gen. Sherman was there, and
sent to Austin, Texas, attempted to es-
cape from prison, and actually released
themselves from the shackles BY gnawlng
the flesh from their hands and feet but
were discovered. Msrshals McLemore
and Bale report that the people of the
Texas frontier are very uneasy lest there
should be a general outbreak of the re-
serve Indians on the settlements, to take
vengeance for the death of these chiefs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16

GRAND JUREEs have been abolished in
the State Courts of Wisconsin by an act
of the Legislature, which went into eff
feet On July lst. In the United States
Circuit Court, held at Oshkosh, Judge
Miller, in delivering his charge to the
Grand jury of thai court, took occasion
to comment upon this law, and in strong
terms expressed bis roget at the change
Judge Miller reviewed the history Of
the Grand Jury system and tie objects for
which it had been Instituted, and said
that the people Of Wisconsin would have
reason 10 dtpl2re the abolition of Grand
Juries as q great public calamity. He
also said that the fathers Of this Republic,
if alive 20 see the GEand Jury abolished,
would consider the inhabitants of Wis
cOnsn degraded people,
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
INC ,,orda,eua CoIonIsIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15-W. A.
Quarles, late Pubic Administrator, on a
Journey East, became insane, and was
brought back and committed to the Asy-
lum.
The Benevolent Society appeals for old
clothes for the relief of the destitute colo
nists from Msgdslepa Bay, Lower Cali
fornia, who arrived yesterday. Two or
three of their number died of thirst in
getting away from Magdalena.
silver More Precious than Gold.
OMAHA, Jvly 15.-Psriies have arrived
at Rawlings, California, from the new Sc
minole mines, north of that place TO day,
bringing with them specimens of silver
ore found twelve miles northwest of the
gold mining district. The specimens are
reported very rich, resembling in cbarae-
ter the ore of the Emma mine of Utah.
A stampede from the gold to the silver
mines is reported, which are 40 or so
miles north of Rawlings station.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16
THE WEST INDIES.
Threatened Negro InsurrectiOn
in Jamaica.
Squatter sovereignty in n New
shape

Sauatter Sovereignty an n New
Shape
KINGSTON, July 15.-The government
has been advised that the negro squstters
intend to attack the JUDGES OF Morant
Bsy Court if their decision goes against
them. 1t is reported that the insurree-
ton will begin on the 18th OF 2lst inst.
The government is preparing 70 meet 1t.
The cons,abulsry have received arms and
ammunition, and troops and Ashwood
volunteers have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness. The government
is..alive to the danger; and is determined to
teach the negroes lesson If they rise.
SeditiOn Ia Porto Rico
HAVANA, July 15.-The VOce de Cuba
announces several seditiOus attempts at
Porto Rico. The authorities have the
matter in herd. Otherwise the island ls
quiet.
The Cuban General Leon Tamayo was
captured lately and executed at Santo
EspuEitu.
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ARKANSAS.
Riot by Radical DesperadOes.
Crowd of a Thousand People
Fired on,

ADeputy Sheriff Seriously Shot.
LITTLE Rock, July 15.-Quite a serious
ARRAY occurred in Independence county
on the 4th. Three brothers named YeI-
non, noted despersdOes, at Sulphur Rock
interfered during the celebration, fired
into crowd of about one thousand per-
sons and seriously injured the Deputy
Sheriff, creating general CONSERVATION.
Two of the party were arrested. All
three are Radical desperadOes, who have
kept the neighborhood in continued
furore.
A man named Mcclure was killOd at
GAINESVILLE, johnson county, On Monday
night, by a man named Jones. Cards
was the cause.
The troubles in Pope county have all
Quilted.
a HUMMER PhotOgrap he'd.
The Gazette will contain to morrow an
expose of the President of the City Coun-
Gil denouncing him in the severest terms
backed by the best evidence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16
LOUISVILLE.
a Rough Story on Jeff. Davis,

4 EsUUsH Sui O1I !"
LOUISVILLE, July 10 The story pub
Iished in the Dsily Commercial this morn
ing. that ex-President Jefferson Davis
was recently exposed in criminal connec-
tion with a Memphis lady, while travel
ipg in a sleeping car, excited considerable
comment to day. An impression pre-
walls in many quarters that the CONNER
cial has been hoaxed by some evil minded
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-16
MISSOURI.
A whole Family Poisoned

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-The Huntsville
(Mo.) Citizen says: The family of Presi-
dent Rodgers, in Columbia, were poison
ed last Sunday by some unknown villain,
who put arsenic in vessel containing
milk which was standing near the well.
Nine members of the family drank of the
milk and were Immediately Frustrated,
snd it was only by prompt aid that they
we're saved from death. AL are now
doing well except Mrs. Rodgers, who is
still suffering. the President himself
was absent from the house at the time and
of course escaped
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THE TURF.
Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July Is The first
race to day for purse of $500, all ageP,
one mile, was won by Lubman in 1:44,
Ortalon, the fsvorite, came in second,
and Cadence third.
The second race, selling race, purse OF
$500, all ages, one and half mile, was
won by the favorite, Midday, Nellie
James second, and Belmont third. AT
auction Mr.. D7swell took his own horse,
Midday, a. 81, 500. Time 2:40.
The third rae purse of $500, all ages,
two miles, was won by Eolus, the favor
ite, Hampsden came in second, and John
Morrissey's horse, Defender, third. Time
3:lS2.
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WITH $500, 600 spent in advertising the
new loan aud agents scattered all over
Europe on hesvy salaries 70 manipulate
lit, the subscriptions yesterday summed up
the paltry total Of S., 600, An enterpris-,
ing man could raise that amount for mill
dam in few hours at country cross
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