The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-09-26

The First National Bank of Buchanan,
! Mich, with capital of $50, 900 has been
authorized to commence business.
The rate of taxation in Illinois for State
purposes this year will be seven and half
mills on the dollar, reduction of one and
one half mills from that of last year.
| William Schweigert, for the killing of Kane
Higgins, near Chicago, few weeks ago, has
been tried, found guilty of murder, and SEN
| fenced to imprisonment for life.
! The Straight-out Democratic Committee
| for Ohio, appointed by the Louisville Con-
vention, has called State Convention to
meet in Columbus on the second day of
| October
Jefferson Davis was present at the Cincin-
natl Exposition on the 18th.
The Central National Bank of Chicago,
with capital of 5000, 900, has been author
lied by the Comptroller of the Currency to
commence business.
The Indiana Straght-out Democratic State
Convention, at Indianapolis on the 10Th,
nominated the following ticket: Governor,
A. P Edgerton; Lieutenant Governor. Green
Durham; Congressmen-at-Large, w. F.
Sherrod and w. G. Moreau; Secretary of
State, Alfred Parsons; Auditor, Otto Boet-
ticher; Treasurer, DR.. Mcbride; Superinten-
| uCHL VI uUIC VI. SIulun,
Attorney General, Thomas Bowman; Clerk
of the Supreme Court, A. G. DENIS; Re-
porter of Supreme Court, J. c. Worcester;
Electors, G. N Fitch, Charles Reeves, James
Millison, T. j. Foster.
The Nevada Democratic Liberal State
Convention has nominated r. M Clarke, c.
! w. Lightner and NJ. M. Stone for Electors !;
c. W. Kendall for Congress; William Sewall
| for Supreme Judge; and j. G. Lewis for
| State Printer.
| A. s. McDill is the Republican candidate
for Congress in the Eighth Wisconsin Dis
trict. Morton s. Wilkinson is the Liberal
candidate for Congress in the First Mime
sofa District.
The Cincinnati Exposition was visited by
%. 5000 people on the 10Th. The receipts were
nearly $1,000.
Horace Greeley arrived in Cincinnati on
the Goth. He was met at the depot by the
| entire Common Council, and escorted to the
| Burnet House by large concourse of citi-
zens.
The Annual Fair of the Illinois State Agri-
cultural Society, which closed at Ottawa on
| the Goth, is said to have been the most
successful that has been held under that
Societys auspices for many years. The at
tendence throughout was very large, and
everything went off satisfactorily. The
aggregate receipts were in the neighbour God
of $4,000.
The Illinois Straight Democratic State
| Committee has selected the following ticket
For Governor, Sidney Breese, of Clinton;
Lieutenant Governor, D. s. Storrs, of Greene;
Secretary of State, Seth Sutton, of Clark !;
Auditor, G. II. Whitman, of Massac; Treas
urer, Henry West, of Mclean; Attorney
General, Geo. A. Mech, of Cook. Clerks of
the Supreme Court, Northern Division, John
II. Wilbur, of Stephenson County; Central,
E. W. Palmer, of Dewitt County; Southern,
| G. Fletcher, of Crawford. An Electoral
| ticket was also selected, the Electors at
Large being w. G. Goudy, of Cook; H. IL
| Weed, of Peoria.
| The Democrats and Liberals of the Ninth
| Missouri District have nominated Judge
Bennett Pike for Congress, and John B.
Clark is the Liberal and Democratic NOM
inee in the Eleventh Missouri District.
The South.
The Republicans of the First Arkansas Dis
| trict have nominated Asa Hodges for Con-
| gress, by reclamation.
The Grand Lodge of Independent Order of
| Odd Fellows of the United States assembled
| in Baltimore on the 10th. The forty-one
Grand Lodges and thirty five Grand Encamp-
ments were fully represented, the 127 repre-
sentatives comprising the Grand Lodge be-
ing all present
| Hon. Thomas Swami has been renominated
by the Democrats of the Fourth, and Will
liam ]. O'Brien by the Democrats of the
Third Maryland District.
| A dispatch received in Washington on the
! 18th from Holly Springs, Miss, announces
the arrest Of David Flynn, notorious coun-
terfeiter of forty years standing, and nine
accomplices, with all their dies, tools, gal
vanic battery, chemicals, furnace, and a
| quantity of manufactured coin.
| The National Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
| lows, at its recent session in Baltimore, elect
ed the following officers: Most Worthy
| Grand Sire, G. A. Logan, of Kansas; Right
Worthy Deputy Grand Sire, M. J. Durham,
of Kentucky; Right Worthy Grand Core
spending and Recording Secretary, James
L. Ridgely, of Maryland, reelected; Right
/ Worthy Grand Treasurer, Joshua Vansant,
of Maryland, reelected.
| Parker B. Lee is the Democratic candi-
date and DIR. D. NJ. Norton (colored) is the
Republican candidate for Congress in the
| Second Virginia District.
| The Republicans Of the Second Maryland
| cock for Congress.
Patton Anderson, Major-General in the
late Confederate Army, died at his residence,
near Memphis, on the Goth.
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