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COLONEL ra.s.,rr. .


we mad, PRIOR to The meeting OF the
"'"ocr".'o convention Wr'''en an
"r'lcle, showing up the inconsistencies
ana '''seho.ds contained N the vo'umin-
Gus ''hn'''i recently pn, ''r'h ny .h's
ol"''''''" ca" '"a'o ''r Oongrs.' nut
"'"g resseu Tor space and pc''cv'ng
NAV 'n' democracy =, OF 'h'' Congressional
"'s'',c' wiz we ~ once 'he ia''"cy o. the
g'h'chah arguments ana are fuliy
s""'e W "'s 'u'"ro intentions ana 'na'
'c"'s wv nsure w 'h'' race Wi"'oVcr'
We ".'""o'" u IRON our c"'u'nn.'
" = very patent 20 us 'na' Mr. i"'
'o.' nav made up ms mn" 70 RUE or
run '"c ''c',ocra''c party on 'ns us
.r'c'' am We mere pren,c. ''n' oeiore inc
hrs' OF august nc WIN NC Inc i'oPuoh-
can c"hulua'e ior oohefess anu u sup
porter Oh olyS-cs' rot 'n'S reason 'ne
Democratic party OF 'his u's'ric' sho"id
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HARMONY.

Elsewhero in our columns will he found
The proceedings In full Of the Eighth
Congressional District Convention which
-rres- at this place on wednesday last at
2 o'clock ?. NJ. II will be seen that the
convention nominated no one, but re-
iesed the whole matter back to the poo
pie and request them, by primary cleo
tion on the first Monday in August, to
select a candidate to represent them in
the coming race. Thus il will be seen
that the track is open for all who wish to
present their names to the Democracy Of
the district Tho resolutions, rs adopted
by unanimous vote cf the convention,
fully explain the reasons for this step
and as true Democrats, who love the
prineiPlcs Of our party and desire vic
tory in Che coming contest, we all have
a plain manifest duty to perform, and
that is. to give our hsarty aPPrOral Of.
the course pursued by the convention
which met here ON Wednesday iasi. Let
every true Democrat go to work in earn
est and strive TO hannoDize our party, 50
that we may be fully prepared for the
contest IN November. The Democrats
party must have a majority in the next
Congress. Therefore. let the motto be,
Greeley and the Democratic nominee Of
the Eighth Congressional district, who
ever be may be.
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Don't bother YourscIf.

IL is amusing to hear the vehement
Radicals congratulating themselves when
some prominent Democrat writes a letter
or makes a speech, in which Greeley is
denounced, or at least not indorsed. How
very eagerly they pick up and read, or
publish all such stuff, just as though the
Democracy depended for success upon
what Jones, or Smith, or Brown might
happen to say or write? Don't bother
yourselves, friend Radicals II will all
come right in due time. Our party is
just as Independent of these old pub
fumes" as need be, and the party can get
along as well without them as they can
without the party. If Mr.. Dan Voor-
hes, or Mr.. Alex. III. Stevens, or Mr..
anybody else, including Hank from the
Toombs, of Georgia, feel like they had
rather ride on Grants ship than Gree
ley's, or no ship at all, then just let them
switch out and we will run out plank
at the first quay, and let them off.
However, these men now see that they
alone do not constitute the great Demo
cratic party, and that as nobody seemed
likely 20 gee ySry mad on aseeuso .pf,
their "cussedness, " they are wheeling into
our LiberalDemocratic ranks and bid
fair to enter into the work of redemption
with renewed zeal. This is right. We
gladly receive them back and welcome
them as much as the "ninety and nine
which went not astray."
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This gentleman was chosen by our re-
cent Democratic convention, to preside
over the deliberations of that body. A
more suitable man could not have been
selected. He is a fine parliamentarian-
impartial and polite-treating all with a
similar courtesy, without favor or afiec-
ton. He committed no blunders, and
gave universal satisfaction to all assem-
bled. We delight 10 honor andwpplaud
the man who-clothed with.such auth
GRITTY as he was-would iill the position
with credit to himself and those who
placed him in the chair.
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On the 9th of May last, one w. j.
Weaver, claiming to be from Los Ange-
los, California, was married to Miss Ma
ry Sharpe, of Liberty Kentucky, which
was announced in this JOURNAL by our
Liberty reporter. A few days ago the
+. NJ, Of that town received a communi-
cation from Tomskinsville, Kentucky;
from the p. NJ, at that place, that
the vernrhle Weaver had wife and two
children living there, This statement
was coroborated soon after by an official
Masonic letter to the brotherhood in
Liberty. The father of the outraged
young lady left Middlebarg for Jackson
vile Fem, To bring home his sorrowing
daughter, and have justice meted to the
william bigamist. Young ladies who are
anxious to marry had better "look he
fore they leap"
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REVIEW or THE MARKETS.

LoUisvILtT, Ky, July ., 1872.
Bacon-Traie is gaoi, With 4 special demand ss
elcar ribs and clear siss, We quote shushUr. at 6ic,
clear rib sides nj n, and clear sidas AZ q .c,
fiouT-rrade & quiet aud prizes are are siely. The
demand l. wholly consUEptye and -tlez small
Stocks have been consderably reduced and greatly
slsw the usual supply. We quote snPerhne ct - Ja
q exra 81 - 50aC, Csrs Amily % g S5s1 20. No.
Tai 81 75ss 81 ana kn.y al 81 DO Per bbi sale. Of
10 bhls A Maj 1t s. . nni $50 hbls at -.
Wheat-1he market l. iare u the Old cruf-- Moth
ing Is doing, and price wholly nominal Tmnsac-
tos.s An are light, With purchases amounting 20
only 1000 bushels heard from. Views Of buyers do
notexceFd 81 20 perbu Or nd, Sl q for AMBER and
81 70 lor white on delivery.
Provisions-BusRes Is Dir AMI improving, with the
bulk of Transitions Ssuthcrn orders. Pricf-
srong aud advancing on hld0n bulknaAts and hams
Noni-Arnyak have @i.ewhat diminished ana
also rcIsort decreasing demand and weaker prizes
We quote for unwa-he,I ssic; CIR ui-Washc,l s5aeac
pcr pound.
cNcISSATI, July ., is72
Fl0ur-Thc market eontilnes without animation
an.l prices what unsettled, with downward
tendency. We quote fTcu = b. pr bhl, owing to
quality.
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JOHNNIE PARKEs, a little son of Da.
vid Parkes, living near Gays Ferry, in
Madison county, was killed by lightning
a few days since. He and a younger
brother were sitting under a tree at the
time Of the sad occurrence, his brother
receiving only n slight shock.
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District Convention.

~
ine D.nocsl,ic 'pnvcn''on 81 INC o'h
congressman District asscmbicd m the
Sou,'"ouse OF Lincoln oo"n'y' ." s'"h'
' !" O'CLOCK on wednesday July
i"'n, n" was cal'ed U order ny Hon
=, W. ur'gsny, CHAIRMAN OF The district
'''"'y h"rr''' fiSl' acting as temporary
sccrc'aryi nominations ior temporary
,a"'''nan was declafed " on'cr, ana
nun -. r. '0ok' ~ iHncoin, noininateu
jas % 'hr'slnan, OF wayne. Col Y. H.
:, ."chos,or' OF Lincoln, nominated Hon
=. Winircy OF Ada'r' An election
was neiu by cav OF counties with the
'o, ,o resa't'
i"ose Wn'cn Vo'co TOT W.T. ohrisman'
~e'e '"e co"n'es of anderson " boyie
.s' 10y . '"rr'Iu o. iancoin O. wan
~, 80. " ~, w. NUS" =
~, ,o'" o-s. inose "h'0n 'O''u :
90 VIZ '''o VV"a.'0' "
|, ~, 'yre V9' o"''"iu =, i'''0'"
- i'''o' % 'o'" o0s,
'''''s ''1'','' " ~"
~ . :. "i wv - vas U't I1 ~
~ ''''i''.' ~" ,'''
-,
ii'''" pe Unanimously Ohosel permanent
Chairman, and the question being taken
unop tho motion !, r,os doo;1oJ Z, ,ha
"" w. ''V',.n " "'' "0". "i '"o
affirmative. Whereupon, Mr.. Chrisman
nnneared and ,ook Tho chair
n,
Inc election OF Secretary was declar-
cd in order and II T. I;ttlo of Mali
-. N, m M,
coin: Col. G.. III. Rochester, of Lincoln.
w IN uooo. or r,.,'
~ 'oPPei' oisUarraiu;
Nat Gather, of Mercer, nominated II.
T. I.;t,le of No1;son
N ~,
L. Is. thompson, of Mercer, moved
chat nil thrco of tho oor,Iemor nor,;.
'"0 '''' ''''
hated oe requested to act as secretaries,
lt;,on this occasionr--and tho nuestion
Deing taken thereon, 1t was decided in
the affirmative.
III a
"A oaii vi counties was ordered, anu
the following gentleman responded as
1oloo.o,o..
'o'es''es
Anderson-J NJ Hawks. Adair-Jas. Gar
nett, John Mills, Robert Cosby and T G Win
Gnest. Samuel McDoweli LANES Potts r 7
Harrison. w T. Caldwell Renben GENTRY /
NJ Veteran. G = Bowm,n and : Y Rori,r5
Peyton. q A Williams. G M
\yb;nns A Tisso i 4 S,ono r.. pal,..,..
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j. r. DooIrTrLE, Of Wisconsin, was
made perlnasent chairman II the Demo
cratic Convention at Baltimore, and he
made rousing Greeley speech, which
was received with greatapplause through
out its delivery.
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The Lebanon Standard denies the alb
surd rumor that has been put into circu-
lation, that Hon. J. Proctor Knott con-
templated being a candidate for Congress
in that district against the regular Dem
ocratic nominee.
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TnE distinguished New Yorker. who,
for the past twelve years, has been the
able and impartial Chairman Of the Ma,
tional Democratic Committee, has re-
signcl his'chairmanslip, and Mr.. Angus
tus Schcll, Of the same city, hos been
phced IN The chair.
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Mr.. JOHN BRIGHT bought into our
office yesterday six heads of Norway
oats, weighing 1oz. The straw is large
and fine, and seeds full and plump.
The oats crop generally is failure.
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WOOL


Irhe wool market has been very quiet during the past
week under the review, owing Ia the excessively hot
wuahcr and the rergrese II the National IIoliday a.
well o. on the rr slpgy ofdssiTshc grade and tn
hirh prices prevalent Most Of the wool houSs clo-1
thsir Hnrhoasfs GU Wednesday aud CONSENTED among
themselves TO remain csci during theremaining days
Of the week. The sales u wOo foe the insvnlh-
cant, and consist of S00'ns Cpnneticut heoce 7Oc;
800 pounds eomhing At 20; $50 NJ Georgia At Sc,
i0ooO n washed aud sou unwashsi new heece, pri-
vetc terms; ~ lrg suprhne al 6i has extra pulloi
6s41Oc; 1900 rs superhuc, At Ga5tc; bales ,oldl suigr
Cue, and i0,0o ns Texans on private terms
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THREE gentleman are in the field, in
Boyle county; each willing to serve the
people as sheriff for the next tcrm-Jno.
L. Spears, Democratic nominee; Squire
Prewit, Independent Democrat, and Ma
jor Meyer, Republican.
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LoNeFEtLow won the Jersey Jockey
Club stakes fifteen hundred dollars, ut
Long Branch Thursday, in three straight
heats. Time, l:56l, 1:5i, 1851. The
three mile dash was won by Littlcton in
GOO.
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A BoIter.

A gentleman in town has suggested a
sew, but effective way Of getting rid Of
boilers. lie proposes ~ send thenlvi ct
asmis, down into some deep gorge Of the
mountains in Fentrcss county, Tennosse,
and keep them there until after the
election.
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The New York labor strikes have
proved almost total failure. But few
Of the strikers carried their points, and
many were thrown out of employment
altogether.
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A LEXINGTON bar-room firm publish
Is list of names of persons indebted to
them for eye-openers, cocktails, smashos,
&C., and promises to extend the lft by
the first of next month.
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IsuAN HENDERSON, ono Of the pro
prictors Of the I.ouisvillc Coarier-Joss.
nal, was married Few days ago in Ion.
isvillc to Miss Yandcll Mr.. Hcnder,'
son settled as adowcry on his bride, ESQ.
900. Accompanied by DIR. Yandcll Jr.
they leil for Enronc.
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CnNINGTON MARKET.

COviSoroS, July =, is52.
Arrivals for the wck-shipping Cattle ass, market
cattle gsi. shirring shccp rs, market sheep ass,
Hoqs gs5.
Cattl-shlppine 5ieTGc lost butchers aa5tSc, Soc
ond quality laii " third quality asihgc.
Shcrp-Shippug p,ar4c, best butchers Bat, scc-
oni quality asli ,f, ltmir pr pound 5issf,Tc.
. Itogs-saiise stscscrs laa3itc.
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A. q. TALBOT is Radical in dis
guise! If we want a full Democratic
Delegation from Kentucky in Congress,
We must submit 10 the action of the
District Convention, and act harmoni-
ously.
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LOUISVILLE LIVE STOCK MARKET

I0VI.NIIIFi July = I'D
Catile-Therc vfrc but fw sod choice cattle on the
market To-day; most Of the Offering cmmoai and
N tll1m IN eunidy. There were SIS head on ssie,
Nnrly al ~ Which changed hands b. noon. The hs-t
rfsAc o. shirrrrs ~ In dcuapd and s.l qalck Wills
cnlon and rultrh hard 20 Ill and Ircrs Toe this
Nafsnf live sisck dnn. We quote or Lost shippers
ART butchers' hesves pSaeci eoad 70 ehose, pSasc;
p<iiea, s.allr; sounmen aud resph IA Ier gross
rresh milkers Ill .lsw aud With little demand prcts
ranxino from - 10 ~ Isrn, owing to quality.
-sheet and Tauls-1he market 4 only fair, va quote
bf the best heavy 3'r1ic and eommon aud MIXED lots
rS.2iSc psr n. Ianhs-rhere u hut little demand,
and the hest selling ha6c, pr n ruSs when they
are ssa70 ihs, comnon AZ y axe PER pound.
.HoEs-The rcceips are not large, and hut little
chang note We quote for the hest butchers hogs
af,tci light Coz shirasnt saaS CSC, per per pound
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ONE of the witnesses against Stokes a
boy has proved guilty Of perjury. He
told one of his comrades that he was to
receive 81 900 for swearing Stokes life.
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oI'r'rCr.rtst

lnFstnrSf-Dr. Tho N Montgomery.
Nicr fRfsiprNrs-tul e. H. torhe7icr and ~ W.
Oivens.
sFcnrrAny AND TnrssrRrR--G II Mckinney.
ASSISTANT SF,HFrkHY- N MiNsf. -
nnrCruus-iuo n Owsey, = " Hal, ". n With
en- \, y. Ncsls W = Hooker, Cen W Aiintd, SAM
liaughman.
CHIFF MAssuAL-wm. NJ. Carpenter
AsslsrANr MAnSuA1f-naniel Miller.
RISE MAsrNn--J. Walker Givens.
RinnoN MARsuALs-f. NJ Brucc, 10 II, Hutkt.
ffNLD NARsHAGs- Walter q. Saundsrs, THIS. Fur
dom, A. " rcImy, Jack tower, Andy Cowan ltenry
Bright, lehn = Hays, q. = t,aincy, Samuel D. camp
bell, Jants Mruiisc, Richard iiockor and WIN. SNtlt
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JOSH MANSFIELD appeared on the
-~i,usss stand in tho Stokes tfiaI Ast'
Thursday. She testified that Fisk had
threatened TO kill Stokes.
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THERE were 1900 deaths in New
York last week-the heaviest death-rate
ever known there.
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Two more Communists were executed
at Satory, Saturday.
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New YORK reported 33 deaths from
from sunstrokes Saturday.
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DEMOCRATS, beware of the "Eques-
train candidate for Congress. He is for
Grant and seeks the Republican vote.
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Best corsets in the world, ".Embroid-
cred Globe" only 1928 at McAlister
Il Miller's.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET

THITADFIFHIAi July = III
Catile--The market is very dull this week; sale- sf
extra pennsyvanian and Western -tecrs al Hail.;
Inir to gOod O. ,a7c; common ia6c u ~
Sheep-The demand Is god; S.les of ii,ooo head at
y lssc per pound.
,Hass~T6e marke, Is dull sales Of 81 ~ heat at GA
"a per cwt
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When theladies want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they 60 to Craig q
McAlister's Trade Palace,
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THE bank of France has just loaned
the Government sS,OO0,00O.
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SEvENTY-EIGHT sudden deaths occur
cd in Washington last week.
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THE Mercer county fair booths wee
rented 20 nm enterprising negro man at
$3.50.
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New supply of Croquet sets received
at W. ii. Anderson's drug store.
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SPECIALS.

p1- Ont Of the abundance Of The heart
the mouth speaketh. He that hath bust
ness IN him iriH talk business. -Spa
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Go to the Trade Palace of Craig a
McAlister for style.
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PHIL. b. THOMPSON.
ED w. TURNER.
Y. u. MeBRAYER.

And the question being taken upon
ayes and hayes, it was unanimously
adopted.
Hon. Nat Gather, of Mercer, offered
the following resolution, which was
adopted, viz;
Resolved. That the thanks of this
Convention are hereby rendered the ex-
ecutive committee of this district for
theirearnestand persistent efforts to recon.
cile our party differences and to adjust
the claims of the various Democratic
for the nomination as a can
iidate for Congress, in this District.
On motion the Convention adjourned
nine die.
4 & CHRIgMAN mr.
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BouRBoS county has decided 10 pay
100000 for her courthouse.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
crNcINNArI LIVE STOCK MARKET

CiNctNNAfi July A.
Tho r.rsipts ~ thcs yarls ~ the wcck endInq thls
dsfrure ~ iloev cattle oug sheep 10 lioss, boo0
Cattle-Markci inactive, AND priccs fulcl about the
auss ~ t.lutaurd In our last replrt, Common ~ *.
tFa butchers Cattle lling nom - 10 g - per ccnta
gfuss. Shipper hriw = 10
Sheen Tnsroir,. lahi market ir and ali soil rc,.l-
hal
Hor---Rs,cpis es-l market Arm, and better pri-
e. Wcrr oltainsl Nv AT class Of hogs We quote the
f-slpe siockers ies 10, shlppers ~ ioesi o. eoa-
70 cxiii 6atrheIsi NOS ~ oesso Nothinr lc2 over
snsold.
BRIGHTON rENs.
Tn rcoripts 81 The past week foo, pp follows Cat
We, 80 hcsi Sheep 800 iiols i,0n
becf cattloihs fctis NeIc taif, to-day, and quite
a nunbcr vcrc lel unsu'i. We quote irum q IS
as 2s r cuninon % extra butcheis' stock shipping
catile Is 2kai ~.
shcep--Arr In firdemand, and steady. We quote
sheep % 81 2satt pr ccutal aud iHruhs al NJ so
- Ier head 80 cammun 10 prime.
H0Ts-lav hceu scarcc all the Week, and priccs are
hrhler than hat Monday. We quote hght 70 heavy AZ
o. 2oia ~ rrr- slup law extra butchers hrinign
~ -. M wvrt odd At the clos.
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Col p. B. Thompson, of Mercer, read
and offered the following resolutions:

WHEREAS, Much dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed at the mode and manner Of the selec-
ton Of the delegates TO this convention, and as
not being exactly satisfactory to the several
aspirants, and as not obtaining full express
ion Of the wishes Of majority Of the Demo
cratic voters of the district rs TO who shall be
their standard-bearer in the coming conflict
for representative in Congress. And whereas
each of the several aspirants have repeatedly
and publicly expressed-a wish that polls shall
be regularly opened at the several voting
places in each county in the district, and a
free and rnresirained opportunity given every
Democratic voter in the district to express his
preference. And, whereas, but one sentiment
animates this body; that is, that the candidate
selected shall be the choice of the party after
the freest opportunity Is offered to all, to cx-
press it, and believing also that the harmony
Of the party will thus be promoted, and the
success Of the candidate more certainly assured.
Therefore,
Resolved, That this convention will not make
nomination Of a candidate for Congress, and
that the question of his selection be again re-
mitted to the Democratic voters of the dis
trict under the Neatsvile agreement.
Resolved, That is the sentiment Of this con-
yention, and they believe the sentiment Of a
vast majority Of the Democratic party, that a
poll should be opened at every voting precinct
in the district, ON the first Monday in August
1872, under the supervision of such commits
sioners as may be appointed by the County
Committee or its chairman, and notice being
publicly given thereof each and every Demo-
crat he requested TO express his preference for
a candidate, that the result, as indicated by
the poll books of each precinct, be forthwith
presented TO the chairman Of the county COM
mittee, who shall thereupon Immediately
transmit the same to the chairman Of the cen
trail committee of the district, who shall pub
lsh the result, announce who has received the
greatest number Of votes and that he Is the
Democratic candidate for Congress.
Resoiuod, That in the appointment of the
that as far as practicable each
shall have one candidate TO preside |
at the polls, and the polls shall be opened at
9 o'clock, A. NJ. and closed at p. NJ Of that
day. ..t--. -stt 49, Z
Resolrod, That the central oomoittee bore |
1nested to take the proper steps to effect the
objects of the foregoing resolutions.
Aesoi-od, That the Democratic papers in the |
district be requested to publish these proceed |
ings, and that the CotuieT-Jourl,ai and Lodpr |
and other Democratic papers in the State pub
lish the same.
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SINGLE HARNESS STOCK.
SECOND DAY.
JACK STOCK.
special Premium BY Rochester a Hubble.
MULES.

For the finest mule Jack, hetwoen fourteen and
hfie,n hands high, thrre years old aud over,
suIrririty to b. udiuds,d BY oonsi,lering iyie,
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COAL

Y. .. Davies, agent for the sale Of
VIM. OwSley's superior Coal, will furnish
coal In any quantities 10 suit purchasers.
a, the Lowest market price.
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CHEAP MEDIUM

invariably in Advance.
HILTON Il CAMPBELL,
Proprietor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-07-12

Rest Faited Bullock Of any aec ...............
Best Cow, Frcc Martin or SInyca Heifef ..........
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-20
&c BOYD.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. ONCE in Grum-
"A mell's new block, nearly opposite + Inst
National Bank, THIN, Ohio.
April l3, 1871.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-20
HOme-Nade GuanO.

A correspondent Of the German
town Telegraph, writes how to make
guanO From time 10 time, as there are
any bones to dispose of. / take them
to my hen-hOusc, lay them on a fiat
stone and with an old axe break them
I'D fine and let the hens eat them. In
the hen-house under the rOOst there
is a tight floor, and over this floor, i
sprsad dry, fine earth or muck, and
occasionally as the manure accumU-
lates more earth is spread over it
When 1 wish to clean out the ma
nure the contents are shOveled over
and mixed together, and it is then in
a shape that it can be used ct any
time or place. My practice is to clean
out spring and fall, and by having a
supply of dirt to use when wanted, /
manufacture and save, with very lit
I tie labor or expense, a very valuable
/ fertilizer-the quantity depending on
/ the number of hens kept; but the
amount of manure which can be
made from hens in this way is much
larger than one would suppose who
has never practiced it, and the value
oft when carefully saved and applied
to the cultivation of crops is prob
ably more in proportion to the cost o
ikeeping than that Of any other kline
of stock kent on q farm,