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Judge George Hoadley made a speech
last night at Avondale, Ohio.
The Republican State Convention o.
South Carolina was in session at COlum.
bia yesterday.
w. w. Wiltshire, late Chief Justice
was yesterday nominated by the Clay
ton convention of Arkansas as a candi-
date for Congressman from the Third
district.
General Banks was expected to speak
at Lynn, Massachusetts, Thursday
night; and an immense crowd of people
gathered to hear him, but from some
cause unknown, he failed to reach the
city.
A large and enthusiastic Republican
mass meeting was held at Toledo, Ohio,
yesterday afternoon. Speeches were
made by Governor NOyes, General
sherwood and Honorable AlphOnse
Hart.
F. J. Moses was nominated by the Re
publican Convention at Columbia, South
Carolina, yesterday, as the Administra-
ton candidate for Governor. 1t was
charged in the convention that Moses
offered one thousand dollars each to del
egates for their ballots; and after hls
nomination, Judge Orr, who was a del
egate and had manifested much interest
in the proceedings, withdrew from the
convention, saying that knowing
MOses's record he could not support him.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Miserable snOhs are Disgusting and
daily increasing element at Long
Banch.
The Ute Indians were counciled on
Wednesday, near Salt Lake, with IA
vorables reults.
An ounce and a half Of dynamite was
recently exploded in fifteen feet Of water
in England, and brought up two hun
dred fish.
Two English ladies, summeTing at
Catskill, New York, astOnished their
fellow-bOarders by taking a daily walk
of eighteen miles for exercise.
Della Collins, a wayward schOol-teach-
er Of Little Rock, recently took fifteen
grains of morphine as dose, but was baf-
fled by the stomach-pump.
The high and narrow military heels
for ladies boots are no longer fashionable
in Paris, but are being replaced by heels
about half the hight Of the old ones.
Narragansett pier, according 10 a cor
respondent, IS the place "Where the
waves kiss with murmuring sound and
low, beach Of pebbles white as snow"
G. I. Godfrey, a grocer of San Fran
cisco, yesterday stabbed his wife dozen
times, and then cut his own throat.
Godfrey is dying, but his wife may re-
cover.
One of the features of street life ip
New York at present is little Italian
boy who draws remarkably spirited and
well executed pictures on the sidewalk
with eolored crayOns.
Arson is not a. profitable profession in
Japan. Even the unfortunate person
upon whose premises a casual fire breaks
out is regarded as an enemy Of the State,
and punished accordingly.
A special to the Pittsburg CONNER
cidi, from Butler, Pennsylvania, states
that the examination in the Downing
murder case, was held yesterday, and
that Creei and Herr were committed to
Jail to await trial by the court.
Two Troy milliners started for Europe,
each hattering herself that the other
was ignorant of her intention, and found
themselves the occupants of the same
state-TOOm on the steamer. The way
they avoided each other was quite
amusing to the rest Of the passengers.
A Texan tells this story of lost oppor-
tunities: Now, You see, said he, "land
was cheap enough at one time in Texas.
have seen the day when / could have
bought a square league Of land, covered
with grass and timber, for pair of
boots "And why didn't you buy it?"
asked his companion. "Didnt have
the bOOts,n said the Texan.
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GENEVA.

GENEVA, August 23.-The Board OF
Arbitrator met at noon. Mr.. StOempfli,
the Swiss arbitrator, was desirOus that
an adjournment should be had until
Tuesday next, on account of a grand
musical festival to which the gentlemen
connected with the tribunal had been
invited, and at which twenty thousand
persons are expected to be present; but
Sir Roundell Palmer urged the pressure
of business and necessity Of diligence
on the part of the board, and it was
agreed to adjourn only Nntil Monday.
The sitting to-day closed at three
o'clock. 1t is probable that the work of
the board will be completed before the
fifteenth of September.
\ brilliant soiree was given at the hO-
tel tonight, to J. Bancroft Davis. All
the principal local authorities We're in
vited. The hotel and other buildings
were Illuminated.
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1t is reported that Secretary DelanO i:
sick at Washington.
There were fourteen sunstrokes yes
terday, four of which were fatal.
Catacazy publishes a card denying
that he endeavored to sell the pamphlet
containing revelations against the Pres
ident and his family.
The defalcations of Kingsland, the
bOOk-keeper of the Hudson County
National Bank of Jersey amount to fif
teen thousand dollars.
Blanton Duncan publishes a card de-
nying that he received any aid from the
Republicans, or been in collusion with
them in any manner.
A large number Of striking Long
shOremen were in the vicinity Of the
docks at Brooklyn to-day, but large
force of police protected the men at
work.
The serenade to the President by the
cOlOred men and the proposed speech by
Henry Wilson at Long Branch last
night, was postponed on account of the
storm.
A letter from Hiago, Japan, states
that Consul Turner had a leg broken by
a party of drunken japanese, who at
tackled him and Consul Sheppard at
Kiote.
Two convicts attempted to escape
from BlackwelPs Island this forenoon,
butwere recaptured after being wounded
with pistol shots while attempting to
swim the river.
A small steamboat, the Oceanus, run
ming between Canarize and ROckaway,
had a narrow escape from being
wrecked in a squall last night, with a
large number Of panic-stricken passen-
gers on board.
During the rain and hail storm last
evening the thermometer fell sixteen
degrees. The weather to-day is cool
and clear. The storm was very severe
at Long Branch, and several boats with
fishing parties on board have not been
heard from.
Secretary Van Allen, Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, has issued
an address to the Democrats of this
State, urging the appointment of dele
gates to the Louisville National Conven-
ton; also a call for delegates to every
district in New Jersey.
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INUNDATION.
Fearful Destruction Of Property BY
Floods In SOuth America - The
Country OyerflOwed, and Build
ings and Stock Washed
Away.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-Buenos
Ayres advices UiG Panama state that re-
cent floods inundated the large quantity
Of territory around Rio Janeiro and
Para, and that both these cities suffered
severely. At Para the Ealls of several
business houses were undermined. One
large house hoated away, two fell, and
two bridges of Estiado .Bragauza were
washed away, and ON the night of the
eighth of July the whole front of Matriz
church fell. The banks of the river Dit
mia giving away inundated some sixty
houses, many animals drowned, and
people escaping in boats and on RATS.
All the country around Para is flooded,
but the water is believed to be abating.
It is stated, also, that the river Amazon
has Overfiowed, flooding thousands of
miles of the country, but details were
not received. There was much privation
and suffering at Para and Rio from the
effects of the food.
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SARATOGA, August 23.-FTrst RdSe.-
Purse Of five hundred dollars, one mile
and one-eighth. Won by LOudon.
Time, 2.03.
Second Rdce.-Purse Of twelve hun
dred dollars; four miles. Wen by Bas-
sett. Time, S:03g. Bassett beat Ca
dence by a length each mile, as they
passed the stand, and by several lengths
at thee and half miles, when Cadence
gave up and Basset won by an eighth of
a mile, in a canter, and pulled up short
at the judges stand in coming in.
Third RGce.-COnsOlatiOn purse, five
hundred dollars; one mile and three
quarters. Won easily by Arizona; King
Henry second. Time, 3 20.
SteepJs Chdse.-Won by Blind Tom.
There will be a days racing at Long
Branch in the latter part Of August.
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THOMAS f. BRAMLETTE,

agent Public library Kentucky.
Louisville, XIV August 10, 1872. au24 d.1w
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Missouri Politics.

ST.. LOUIS, August 23.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention held a protracted
session last night, and completed the
nominations by choosing joint electoral
ticket, A resolution declaring that uni
versal suffrage demands universal edu-
cation, and advocating the necessity of
common school education for every child
in the State, met so much opposition
that it was withdrawn. A resolution
urging Democrats to heartily cooperate
with the Liberals in their county organ
izatiOns was unanimously adopted.
AT late hour the Liberal Convention
met with the Democrats, when the
whole ticket was ratified by both bodies,
and brief cOngratulatory speeches made
by Governor Brown, Colonel Gilmore
and others, after which they adjourned
sine die.
The Liberal Convention nominated
Colonel w. E. Gilmore, instead of c. II.
Frost, as first reported,
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TELEGRAM.

Rich gold bearing leads have been
discovered near Cape City, Nevada.
The Knights Of st. Crispin to the
number Of six hundred, are on a strike
in Boston.
Governor Throckmorton, Senator
Sherman, Congressman Kelly and party
left for Southern California yesterday
The japanese bark Figorance, arrived
at san Francisco yesterday afternoon
with a cargo of tea. This is the first
Japanese vessel flying japanese coloIs
entering an American port.
A large excursion party from Leaven'
worth, Kansas, yesterday celebrated the
completion of the Leavenworth and
Denver narTOw-gauge railroad at Hol.
ton, jackson county Kansas.
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u. W. IFueheart,
ul5w Agent for Daniel Pratt, q sons.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, August 23-Diminish-
ing pressure, with southerly and south
westerly winds, increasing cloudiness
and probably areas of rain from Missouri
to Lakes Michigan and Superior; light
to fresh, variable winds and generally
clear weather from Indiana and Lower
Michigan eastward over the Middle and
New England States; generally cleaI
weather for the interior Southern States,
east of the Mississippi, butpartly cloudy
weather, with possibly areas of rain
along the coast, especially along the
South Atlantic.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August o.
Twelve thousand people attended the
Hampton Park races to-day. The race
for S3500, for horses that have never
beaten 2:3l, was Won by Jennie. Time,
2:25, 2:22@, 2:28l.
The purse Of three thousand dollars,
free to all. was won easily by American
Girl, Harry second and George Palmer
third. Time 2:2S, 2:234, 2:l9.
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PITTsBURG, August 23.-This morning
an unknown man was killed on the
Pittsburg, Washington and Baltimore
railroad, near this city.
He is supposed to have laid down upon
the track for the purpose Of committing
suicide. The engineer did not see him
in time to check up. The front wheels
of the engine struck him in the breast,
crushing it in. He was about thirty-five
years Of age, and was observed by per-
sons on the forward bound train to place
himself in position across the track Just
before the locomotive came around the
curve.
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LouisviIIe Itens.

LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Two men
died Of sunstroke the last two days.
The famous horse Longfellow will be
exhibited here at the fair on the tenth
of September.
The Commissioners on the National
Peace Reunion are holding their semi
weekly meetings. and making extensive
preparations for the event. Letters are
received daily from distinguished men
from all sections of the country promis-
ing attendance.
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Distinguished Visitors at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, August 23.-Prince
Augusta and Prince PHILIPPE, of SAKE
COburg, are here.
President Grant attended camp-meet-
ing at Ocean Grove this afternoon,
where he was enthusiastically received.
The President is a very devout listener
at prayer meetings.
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Disastrous stOrm-TwO Boys Killed by
Lightning.

HARTFORD, August "a terrible
hail-storm passed over Rockville, Ell
Iington and Vernon yesterday afternoon.
The tobacco was mostly destroyed. The
glass in the windows Of the mills at
Rockville was nearly all broken; dam
age five thousand dollars. The car
house at Rockville and the engine
house at the Vernon depot were blown
down. Many trees We're blown down,
and the damage is reported to be very
great
Two French boys, fourteen and fifteen
years old, were killed by lightning dur
ing the storm in Abbingford.
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rne sllssI..Ipi Bond Forger.

The examination of Thomas Cunning
ham developed the fact that he had
been employed here in obtaining the
imitation of the engraved plates Of the
Auditors blank warrants of the State
Of Mississippi, and he was committed
for trial without bail. His alias is Pat
terson.
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The Investigations into the mysterious
death of Captain Colvocoresses at Bridge
port, last June. still continue. The la
test testimony tending to show that the
Captain committed suicide is furnished
by Professor Barker, of the Sheffield sci
entific school of Yale College, who has
been examining a knife foundin the dead
mans pocket, and announces that the
particles sticking on the knife-blade are
of the same material as the bag which
was found cat open on the night Of the
murder. 1t is therefore believed that
the Captain made the cut in the bag
himself
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SPORTING ITEMS.
Cricket Match

MONTREAL, August %. The first
match Of the English Gentlemen's
Cricket Club against the Canadians
commenced yesterday, the Englishmen
playing against twenty-five Of the Mon
treal Club. The game was delayed by a
violent thunder storm. The English
men wOn the toss. At the close the
score stood one hundred and thirty-six,
with three wickets down.
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Boston, August 23.-The Executive
Committee set forth the liabilities in
the peace jubilee at S450,OOO; receipts,
S22O, 900; leaving a deficit Of S2I0, 900.
To meet this and give substantial tes-
timonial to Gilmore, it is proposed to
give a concert and ball on the tenth OF
October, with one hundred thousand
three-dollar tickets, six Of which,
drawn by lot, will draw the Coliseum
and appurtenances.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 23.-Al
the races yesterday, owing to rain, the
trot for 2:29 horses was postponed till
Saturday. The race for 2:24 horses was
trotted in the rain, and was won by
Judge Fullerton. Time, 2;25l, 1924,
2:36.
The Hurdle race was won by Tamma-
ny, in I 4:26.
American Girl, Palmer, Henry and
NOne-Such will run to-day fora purse of
three thousand dollars.
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TOLEDO, August 2S.-At a meeting OF
the General Freight Agents of the
Western railways, held at the Boody
House in this city to-day, it was decided
to make rates from the leading points,
to New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, based on a fifty-cent rate on
fourth-clasS and grain from Chicago.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


WASHINGTON, August 23.-The Act.
ing Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that the tax on brokers' and
bankers sales of gold and silver bullion
and coin, promissory notes and other
securities is repealed on an after the
first day Of October, 1872.
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ALBANY, August 23.-MiltOn H.
Thomson, Of Utica, who was prosecuted
here for the support of the children OF
Mrs. Mccarthy, who some time since
attempted to shoot him, and killed
another man, in a street car in Utica,
was discharged to-day for want Of proof
that he was the father Of the children.
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made BY Talbot & Sons, Richmond, Virginia,
for sale. These engines, with the latest I'M
have taken the premium over all others al
fairs where they have been exhibited.
Orders for gins. engines, machinery and gum
slriIlful ginrfght. Address Memphis, Tenn.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, August 23.-COtton quiet
with light demand; low middling, 1850
Net receipts, 4S bales; sales, 81 bales
exports, coastwise, II bales; stock, So
bales. Weekly net receipts, fSl bales
exports, cOastwise, 604 bales; sales, -
bales.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.


NASHVILLE, August 2S.-The pres
sure upon Andrew Johnson to become a
candidate for Congress against the con-
vention nomination is very great. He
has not yet said what he will do, but
promises in a speech which he will
make tomorrow night, to give definite
answer Preparations are in progress
for a torchlight procession and grand
demonstration in his behalf on that Oc-
casiOn.
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Comptroller Connolly Missing.

All the efforts Of the District AttOr-
ney to find Comptroller Connolly, who
is wanted as a witness in the Haggerty
and Baulch voucher thieving case, have
been unsuccessful. His own trial is to
take place in October, but it is doubtful
if he ever returns to New York. His
bail is over half a million dollars.
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In the case Of Spence Pettis to-
day DR.. Parke testified to receiving
bonds from Pettis to sell, which proved
to have been a portion Of those robbed
from the National Bank Of Minneapolis.
Pettis was held for trial without bail,
and Parke was held with five thousand
dOllas bail as witness.
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BALTIMORE, August pa. Schru-
ner, butcher, 5. Coursey, a sailor, and
Samuel c. Waters, the latter Of Queens
county, Maryland, We're drowned yes
terdaV.
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Severe Sinrn.

CINCINNATI, August 3S.-A severe
wind-storm yesterday unroofed a foun-
dry, the Masonic Temple and the Allen
Block, at Chillicothe. Mr.. Fell0nstine
and boy named Goodrich We're injured
severely.
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MORTTE-

MOBILE, August 23.-Middling NOM
inal. Net receipts, u bales; gross re-
ceipts, "a bales; exports, cOastwise, 20
bales; stock, 76S bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts, 43 bales; gross receipts, So bales;
exports, cOastwise, 452 bales.
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Jennie Bronson HolbroOk, the di-
vorced wife Of A. NJ. Holbrook, formerly
proprietor Of the New Orleans Picagalle
has by law become possessoT Of the resi-
denee and household property Of her
husband
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, August 23.-COttOn is
weak; good ordinary, 17@173c. Net
receipts, 400 bales; sales, 35S bales;
stock, 1908 bales. Weekly net receipts,
1902 bales; exports, cOastwise, 351 bales
sales, 625 bales.
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CHARTFSTON

CHARLESTON, August 23.-Cotton
quiet; middling, 19i@20e. Net receipts,
% bales; stock, 1872 bales. Weekly net
receipts, 70l bales; gross receipts, 72S
bales; exports, cOastwise, DDS bales;
sales, 200 bales.
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SOUNDS FROM THE CABLE.


MADRID, August 23.-Three hundred
and fifty Radicals presented themselves
as candidates for members of the CCrtes,
in the election shortly to be held.
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The Democratic Executive COmmitteein
Secret Session

The National Democratic Executive
Committee held a secret session to-day.
Messrs. Schell and Moore, of Michigan,
Barnum, of Tennessee, Thompson, OF
Ohio, and Barr, Of Pennsylvania, being
present. The action Of the committee
is unknown
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VIM. Minns and Humphrey Groins,
arrested in st. Louis for participancy in
whipping Thos. LansOn, in Garter coun-
ty, Missouri, We're yesterday discharged
by the United States Commissioners.
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BRISTOL House
GRENADA, MISS.

DASSENGERS TRAVELLING SOUTH WILL
find the BRISTOL House the best in the
city. Only one hundred yards from railway
depots; large airy rooms; clean beds; table
supplied with the best the market affords;
called in ample time for all trains, day and
night; drummers furnished with sample
room, centrally located, free of charge; only
house in the city charging 81 per day.
ID. G.. BRISTOL.
au2s Proprietor.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
NEW YORK, August %.
Gunatic Asylum Abuses.

Governor Hoffman has appointed a
commission to examine into the charges
of abuses in the Bloomingdale Lunatic
Asylum.
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DIED.

BRUSH-At the residence of Mr.. F. G.
Huse, August q, 1872, at balf-past eight clock
morning, MARY AGNES TALBOT, wife of John
W. Brush.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend the funeral, from Calvary Church, this
afternoon, at four o'clock
Services by Rev. James Carmichael. I'D.
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OBITUARY.

At the Funeral Of Bro. J. N. COrWine.
We bring a brother to the grave,
Whose spirit has taken flight,
Back TO the blessed Lord who gave
Up to the world Of light.
While mournful sighs DER his lot
Ascend from this sacred shrine,
Let roses and forget me-nOts
The brothers grave entwine.
Knowing that he lives eternal,
Still we miss him where he trod,
But we hope to meet him final
Near the throne Of cur God.
Respectfully, j. ]. SUTER.
Memphis, August Is, 1872.
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.


ROCHESTER, August 23.-The Clinton
Touring mills were burned this morning.
Loss seventy-five thousand dollars-par-
italy insured.
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NEW HAVEN, August 23.-A pleasure
barge on the Connecticut river was
struck by lightning last evening. One
person was killed and forty injured.
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PRATT'S SOUTHERN MADE
CT NJ.

This Gin, OF light draft, makes a good sam
pie, and viii pick more lint from the same
amount Of seed cotton, and in less time taan
any other gin. It does not break the roll nor
choke, is simple in its construction and mol
liable to get out of order.
ID is a good rule to try all things and hold
fast to what has been approved, and answers
the purpose for which it is made. rms i
claimed for PrattS Gin, and admitted y
practical planters who have used IL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRICK-LAYERS
MASONIC NOTICE.

MEET TONIGHT, AT JNO. TRABUCCOS
W 392 Shelby street, under the GayOs
House important business au24