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NFFNps~ fOckIJaW, palsy, Spra1nS,
swelIIuAS, caked-breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-ache, &c, upon the human frame
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. 1t isl counter
irritant, an all-healing pain relever. CrippIes
throw away their crutches, the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded healed without n scar. 1t is no
humbug. "he recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t is selliug article ever before
sold, and itsels because it does just what it pre-
tends to do. Those who now suffer from rheum-
atism, pain swelling deserve to suffer if Tn V
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, ehronic-rheumatism, gout, run
ming tumors, DC, have been received. We will
send n circular containing certificates, the re-
cipe. &c, gratis, 10 rny one requesting II. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Cen taur I,iniment
is worth one hundred dollars for spawned OF
sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm
in sheep.~aStock-o linfment is
worth your attention. No family should be
without CeIitaur Liniment. Sold by all Drug
gists. 30 cents per bottle; large bottles $l00 j.
B. ROSE & Co., So Broadway, New York.
Castoria is more than n su bstiiute for Castor
on. 1t is the only SAFE aTtlclein existence which
is certain TO assimilate the food, regulate the
bowels cure wind-eolic, aud produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant to take Children
need not cry, and mothers may Eest.-Oct9, Toy
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James O'Connor, a boiler maker, has
located at Jackson and holds himself in
readiness to repair boilers, pipes, &c.
Furnacemen wanting any repairing done
will do well to give Mr.. O'Connor a call
L
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COMFORT
EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

~
The Board of School Examiners of jackson
County, Ohio, viii hold regular meetings for the
examination OF Teachers at Jackson, ON the
LAST FRII)AY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, y. NJ.
on the first day of each session, and continuG
from day to day II necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board must pro-
duce testimonials OF good moral character. Cer-
tifcates will only be granted ut regular meet
ing, and will, In no case be either antedated, OF
Bg oraer otths Boafuoy EzeaiIsss. -
Deo l5.'7o-tf ]. w. LONGRON, Clerk.
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A number of subscriptions end the first
of next month Look at the figures on
the little yellow strip on your paper, and
if you desire to continue. send some
money at once.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay,
ments at reasonable prices. - - .
March 6-tf B. KAHN.
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Charles S. and Alexander Dickson
desire US to say to their old customers
and friends. that they have sold their
entire stock of goods to Jacob A. Long
and recommend him to their favorable
consideration. Having sold their goods,
it is absolutely necessary that they have
all accounts settled as soon as practicable.
They therefore desire us to say to all per-
sons having unsettled accounts, to call
at once and settle. AS they will proba-
bly, engage in other business as soon as
convenient, they do not want to take up
a great deal of time with the former bu-
siness, further than is absolutely neces-
sary. '---s
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FRuTT TREES.

wish to close out my nursery stock this fall,
and 1 now offer fruit trees of all the choice
standard varieties for eight cents per tree.
These trees are four years old, thrifty and heal
thy. Call and them, near my residence,
south of Fulton Furnace.
Sept. is. '73-tf -...e.---- II. .J.CARR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

j. If. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson county
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions on
terms the most favorable.
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Levi Howell, Jackson. has paid for the
STANDARD to April 10. 1878, and G. w.
Brown to May II, 1878.
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Jacob A. Long has bought the entire
stock of goods from Charles S. and Alex
ander Dickinson, and will continue to
carry on the business at the same place,
& opposite the Court House. on Main street.
L. A. Atkinson will remain in the store,
and give it his entire attention, and the
former patrons of the establishments and
the people generally, are cordially in
Vited to call and examine the goods, and
hear prices. A full stock will be kept
up, and the quality and prices of goods
will be such as to make it to the. .atlvan-
tage of all to trade at this store.
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How to Make Money!

Call at w. r Hales Drug Store, settle your
old accounts, he is closing his books, and
commencing new deal for cash.-tf.
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Three white pigs are roofing up Mr..
Cars meadow. The owner had better
get them home
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STANDARD must be brought in on Tuesday
morning before nine o'clock If
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FAN CY TOR Ell
TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES.

The frequent requests of sufferers from Nerv-
ops, Neurafgic and Weakened conditions of the
system, for the means which restored the un-
dersgned to health many years ago, has again
induced him to make known publicly, his in
tention to benefit Others, and he will therefore,
on receiving postpaid directed envelope,sen nd
free of charge a copy of the treatise detailing
the discovery, uses, and prescription of the
iaeRbal remedy eIsTSfoyett.~ ~s
Address, JOHN NJ. DAGNAII., NJ. B., BE-
Julylh 7S-6n.
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COMFORT

Yield a brilliant silvery sheen, with less than
hall the labor required when other polishes are
used.
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NJ. SCOTT.

There is no pain which the Cen
taur Liniment will not relieve,
no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is strongIanguage,
but it is true. 1t has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neu-
rnlnin lnclr-inur rnnIsu s,.rnin
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MAR RE D,

GILLILAND-JoHNsoN-On the 11th inst, by
Rev. L. A. Atkinson, at the residence of the
brides father in Franklin township, Mr. John
B. Gilliland and Miss Lizzie Johnson.
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HORRTBLE!

1 suffered with Catarrh thirty years, and wa
cured by a simple remedy. Will send receipt
postage free, to all afflicted. Rev. T. ]. MEAD
Drawer l!6, Syracuse, N. Y.
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1t will be seen by the transfers this
week that some large sales ofreal estate
have recently been made in our county.
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New York physicians say they have
been using Speers Port Wine and Wine
Bitters in their practice for years, to the
entire satisfaction of their patients and
themselves, and take pleasure in recon-
mending them to the public as being all
that is being claimed for them.
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CRUMBS

Are a modern stove Are better, because
polish, far better 0TI they give finer
than any other in VI gloss than any 9TH
existence. polish.
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Court of Common Pleas.

The Grand Jury got through on Friday,
and made the following report:
ITO the Honorable Court of Common
Pleas. December Special Term, A. D. 1873.
The Grand Jury respectfully submit this,
their Jail Report for the present term.
they having visited the same at the pres
ent sitting, and find :<rs-r
81. Jail in good condition.
"2. Eight persons confined therein
four insane persons, and four criminals
"3. Rules properly posted, and faith
fully observed and complied with.
THE Grand Jury respectfully further
report that they have been in session
five days, have examined one hundred
and thirty witnesses, and found thirty
three indictments.
, 1873-08-07

Spteial Dispatch to Tho CticaGo Tribune
KANSAS Cry, No., Aug. C.-Tho Hon. Thomas
McCarty, Democratic State Senator from the
District Of Clay, Clinton, md Pluto Counties,
died at Liberty, Mo-, to-day. Mr; ,1feCarty was
born in Kontucky, but WAS resident Of Clay
County for forty yoare, waa wealthy and highly
respected by NIL partios, social and political. Ho
was Captain il the nobel service, received
wound in tho neck at Wilson's Crock iu 1861.
from which ho neyer recovered, mud hB death
WAS accelerated thereby.
Special Diapatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. G.---Wil1iam W. Phe1pB,
member Of tho Thirty -aovonth Congress-, lcad-
Ing Democrat of minnesota, died at Ann Arbor,
Monday. ne will bo buried from his home in
Rod Wing tomorrow.
Maj. Robert Wlitacre, formerly of New LIS
bon, O., a landowner III Ohio, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota, died at his residence III st. Paul this
morning.
New YonK, Aug. Glow Dlssell, tho we'll
known inyentor Of locomotive and other ma-
olinory, died here yesterday. Ho WAS q brothor
of the late Gov. Diasoll, Of Illinois.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 6.-Georgo ". Casa died
Of Drosden ohio to-day, in hie 8Bth year. Mr..
Oaas has boon . resident Of Ohio for seventy
throo yeara, aud was the last Of tho family OF
AIaj. Jonathan Cars. lie waa brother OF
Con. Lewis CaBa, Of Michigan, and father OF
Con. George ". CaHs, OF PennBylyanla.
OMAHA, Aug. G.~-Ilon. II. O. Campbell, War
dou OF the Stato penitentiasy, diod lust night at
Lincoln, OF Aomorrhago Of tho lungs.
, 1873-08-07
POLITICAL.
Action Of tho Ohio Democratic
State Convention at
Columbus.
Tito lion. William Allen Nominated for
Gosornor, and Darnabas Burns for
Lieutenant-Goyernor.
Modification and Secession D;sowned,
and the Maintenance Of Consti-
tut|onaI Rights Demanded.
The Virginia State Conservative
COnvcnti0n~--The Nominu-
lions.
Ohio Dcmocrntic State Convention,
Special Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune,

ohio DcmoCrntic State Convention,
Special Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune.
CoLuMnus, Ohio, Aug. ao.-A report Of the
Democratic State Convention, hold hero today,
IL necessarily repetition Of tho unfortunate
history Of tho party in it's conventions Of many
years past. It was convention Of the old sort,
with tho peculiar feature Of enough young life
rreHent to mako up something now, Ind it not
boon whipped into old DourboniHm ut tho gtart.
Nothing to forget, md nothing to learn, wna
tho r,llo horo to-day. Thoro iB large,
full Convention in tho start. Tho dologatos
flied in as though tloy wore troading
in tho old path, oyory object along which was
familiar, old, md interesting. Aa my dispatch
Inst night indicated, 1t WIS convention detur-
mined to ignore tho Peoples Party and make a
straight Bourbon ticket on Bourbon platform.
It was large convention made up OF over 600
delegates. It WAS
CALLED TO ORDER
in tho Oporh House at II o'clock by John G.
Thompson. Chairman Of tho State ContraI COM
mlttee, who, in few words, introduced tho
1tanao of Samuel T. Hunt, Of Cincinnati, proui-
mont young politician, for
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
hfr. Knight was elected without opposition,
Flo mnde short spocoh in acknowledgment Of
tho honor. His romarks wore devoted mostly to
tho glory OF tho record in tho old past Of tho
Democratic party, and the necessity that ho
could urge for adloring to it. Hin remarka
werc received with applauRo.
HECESs.
The Committees Oh Platform, Organization,
etc., having boon appointed, tho Gonyontion
took D recess to o'clock p. N.
, 1873-08-07
WALL STREET


Review Of tho Stock, Bond, and Gold
Markets..
sptcfa' Dispatch IN The Chicago Tribune
NEW York, Aug. 8.-Paci0o Mail waB tho only
foature OF the atock-market to-day, md advanced
per cont. Tie causo for tho sudden activity
is not apparent. Early i'll tho day St. Paul rus
worry. woak, on account of passing tile regular
somi-aunual dividend. but later tho decline was
recovered. Tho remainder Of tho list was dull
and without interest.
GOLD
not affected by tho favorable news from abroad.
aud speculation laokcd life and yigos.
FoNEtC1S EXCHANGE
dull. Rates for call loans arc ) to per cent.
Discounts unchanged.
STATE HoNDs.
Small business in State bonds, but prices arc
firm, Tonnessces improving a fraction.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES
are quiet. Other markets. unchanged and quiot
, 1873-08-07

lay 10 tho Payment Of claims for tho reduction Of
neodful GpproprialionH,nnd In contosting cascB iu
court BY voxatiouH suitH ana tlilatory motions,
which is boing gonoral1y denounced, aud ho ii
caHcs ho Inns delayed payments by returns to
10 las failod to avoar to. To-day judge is rrstt
gaye9 decision requiring him to swear to Tho
WIG claims $4,000 fcos refused pay1nont
BY. dreon It IL aaBcrtcd tonight TINT he will
rSfuBo to yorify returns and abandon tho caso.
liiis and like acts load to Ills being severely de-
nOttncod.
E7o tho Associat<i Ittss1 ...
,,,Na.'T, Mmw fohk, Aug. GAN effort ia mailing to
procure public reception for Jo8opll Arcl tho
iloaa OF thS English agricultural movement, wlo
llt1nBof II skilled farm servants % aro wautod aud
II 90 to provide for their transportation hitl1cr.
JaHes Money Inst evonlng fatally stabbed his
"iaao, who Ina n Refused to I've with him.
socintoB on the Committee Oh .1rivilcgos anu
ELECTIONS, appointing full moeting Of that
Committee IL thia city on tho LIST Of October, for
conatderation Of tho proposed ano1,tlnlonts to
the Foaornl Constitution which shall effect q
change III the nnodo Of olocting tho President
aud Vico-rrcsident. 1t is intended to give the
sesBion Of the Committee in Now York public
oharactor, and several leading constitutional
lawyers and writors on this special subject will
bo tnvitod to addross tho Committee.
h1oritz Simon, United States yico Consul at
Hanover, arrived this morning from Hamburg.
A1r. Simon, being tho Gormar agout for bonds
Of tue several AmoricAn citioa and statea, Wills
IN this country will visit the Secretary of tho
Treasury At Washington, aud alao tho citieH Of
Clicago. Cincinnati, and Philadelphia.
Sharkoy, tho murderer, Ia under close snrvoil-
lanoe Some Of hiB friontH lateIy furnished him
with brandy, after drinking which ho behaved
f,,. fou..FaEeonsly aaahnltinE not only the Keepers
18th inst.
George n. Dunning, who is charged with do
frau1ing tho United States Government out OF
aovoral thousand dollars wlnlo employed in tho
Assay Office, was brought up for Bontonco to-
day. but, owing to tho poculiar manner in which
the indictment against him WAS drawn, It falling
to charge intent to defraud, 1t Is probable 10
will bo discharged.
The body Of tho man murdered Of tho cornor
OF Spring and Groen streets las boon identified
as that Of Andrew Gargin, aronan on tho
hteamor Providence
, 1873-08-07

Il Civil War Imminent within tho
Semi-Ctvilizcd TribU.
KANsAs Cry, Mo-, Aug. 8..--Tho Timcs' special
from Coffoyyillo, Ks., yayB information reached
that place to-day that tho Cherokee Indiana woro
having o bloody war among themselves ut Cody's
Bluff, about twenty-five miles south Of thero.
The trouble grew out OF MI election
aB tho Ross faction came out ahead. Tho other
two factions are termed Independent and Down
inGs. All parties arc determined. and tho proba-
bility is there will bo bloody war yot.
Tho latest report says about sevcnty-fiyo
armed mon Of the Ross faction aro laying quiot
and awaiting orders. Their opponents dcclaro
determination to continue tho fight.
, 1873-08-07

- PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Convention roassomblcd shortly nfter 2
O'CLOCK Tie Committee on Permanent Organi-
zation.roported as follows:
!rtstIcnt-W. II. Ball, Of MuBkiugum.
Tco. co.Prtsfdenfs-First District, Tho1las g. Quinn
Aahburn Fourth Dtstr1ct john AIchallon Ffth Di,s-
trict J: j. Moore; Sixth District Charles 1sosa Soy
enth District John Caldwell Eighth District, j. F.
Chapman Ninth District William T. Reed; Tenth
natrict, William 2. Noble; Eleventh District. ". +.
Maseam Twelfth District! John n Pngh Thirocnh
Chase Fifteenth District ]. r. Torpey; Sixteenth
pintrct, John LaNrens Seventeenth District, W. 4.
Lynch Eighteenth District, John 1Ik1cbraud Nine
teenth District, DR.. Ezra Hose; Twentieth District,
LewiH 9abllc,
, 1873-08-07
FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug. Ca dispatch from Vienna says
that tho interview yesterday between the Counts
do Chamhord and do Paris was most cordial and
that the political situation IN France WAS not al.
ludod to.
PARIS, Aug. Ga duel was fought to-day be-
tween n. Hervo, Editor Of tho J0Mrnaltle Paris,
aud II. About, the woll-known author and jour-
nallst. The latter waa slightly wounded In tho
right hand.
ii. Odilon Barrot, tho President OF the Council
Of State, died to-day, agod 70.
The suit of Madame NlelleoreB has been dis
missed, aud tho paintiH ordered to pay coBts.
, 1873-08-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

,r, new YoRK, Aug. CA. London spocia1 says :
The Parliamentary election at Greenwich, to
fill the seat rendered vacant by tho doatl, OF Sir
Dhyid Salonlan, resulted in a Conservative tri-
turned. This is the first instance, since 1862,
Of Conservative candidate being elected forr
the borough, and tho result ia accepted az an
almost certain Indication that the Conservatives
ral election, with fair working majority. It is
already stated TINT Gladstone will not seok a
recollection at the hands of lis Greenwich con-
stituents, and thnt ho contomplatos retiring
finally from Parliamentary life.
London papers at Aand state that the cago Of
6ayalnn Kahn nsainst Baron Da1seutor was yos-
terday disposed of by the Lord Chancellor, who
enid tho Court could certainly not loal with au
alleged fraud committed upon a foreign Govern
mont. Every allegation which ought tn be in q
hil to support 1t was hero wanting, wll:so every
thing necessary to destroy 1t appeared, aud the
demurrer must therefore bo allowed on the
usual tormH.
London papers stato that roporta from the
agricultural districts OF England aro generally
favorable to the hopes of MI early md plentiful
harvest.
The wifo OF Dr.. Banker having tliod under
suspicious circumstances, ho has boen put undor
police surveillance.
a private dspntch from Liverpool states that
Capt. Phillips and officers OF the wrecked Htca1n-
ship City Of Washington have been dismissed
from tile employ Of the company for not casting
the lead during tho voyage,
LONDON, Aug, 6.-An election to fill tho va
cant scat in the HouHe of Commons took place
Yesterday, and resulted in tho return Of James
Yeaman, the Liberal candidate.
The election to fill the vacancy from East
atallordshire took place to-day. Tho result Of
tho poll is not yet known. Dotting was strongly
in favor Of tho Conservative candidate, Allsopps.
Mr.. Motley has boon Obliged, by his Illness, to
decline the invitation of tho Qnoen of Holland
TO tako up his residence in tho Royal Palace.
Emigration from Russia to America is incroas.
ing. -Four hundred Russians sailed to-day on
one steamer. Tho movement threatens to do.
populate some districts in Russia.
LONDON, Aug. G.-John Lathrop Motley, the
American historian. hns been stricken with par:
alysia, depriying him Of the use OF ono side
William L. Da1tor, joint Secretary Of the
Treasury, las resigned.
, 1873-08-07
CllBA.

WAHnINaroN, Aug. Ga translation OF tho do
oroo Of tbs President Of tito Republic Of spain
ilgtructing otlscials In Cuba to roturn to alleged
Insurgents their property, which may have bsou
takon from them aud con1lscatcd on grounds Of
suspected dlsloyalty has boon furnished our Gov
er1,lnont. Tho doeroo provides for Board Of
high officials to lloar complaints and olaims.
sala Board iB instructed mainly to decide upon
tho idontity Of claimants, and ia worry liboral in
ita PROVISIONS.
, 1873-08-07
Ocean stca,nst.ip News.

L1yENpooL, Aug. 0.-Stoanlslips Canada,
Batavia, aaIio, Australia, aud Hermann, from
Now York, have arrived out.
New YouK, Aug. 6.-Arriycd. steamships
Europa, from Glasgow, Cuba, from Liverpool,
Calnbria, from Hamburg.
, 1873-08-07
Two lnsurgcnt prigatcs Captured by tho
Germans in Malta IIarbor.
An EARLY and Plentiful Har.
vest Promised in Eng
land,
Large Increase Of Russian Emigration
to the United States.
Minister Motley Seriously I1l---A
Duel In Paris.
SPhlt4,


MaDn1D, Aug e.-Tlo insuraouta nt Ca,]iz
llhvo surrendered to tho National troona nnd
Hon. paviu nt their head, entered tLe oity von-
to-day: bonor I1anccp has boon appointed brua1-
tho authorities.
Apo%doe1t~maga2Ino in Valencia exploded yes~
to!11niay, killing many insurgents aud wounding
still creator number.
to-day received Dispatch from CAPT. Wolia.
co commanding tho Shenandoah, dated Cadiz,
Spain, on the 9th. Ho anya TINT Catia ia IN
possession of the Government forces. Tho in-
anrgentn Fg o. strronderod without tg1ltng and the
duct in that port. The Department does not.
credit the telegraphic atatomont OF tho 4th tint
bel he had ordered tito Spanish insurgont frlgato
ville DO Madrid to abstain from hostiltios, ind
that that voeaol remained nt anchor undor tho
guns Of the Shenandoah.
MADRID, Aug. 6.-Tllo GornnnH have cup
tnred Two inaurgont frlgatos in tho harbor Of
Madrid, Aug. CA bill has been introduced
III tho Cortos providing for tho establishment Of
penal colony on one Of tho Lndrouo Islands.
The Government is concentrating u large force
q q gonat1armes in Madrid for the purpose Of
i, senor olozaga lato Minister to Franco ilas,
through Admiral Topoto, tondored his services
to tho present Government.
The German Consul at Alneria claims S5D, 900
damages for injuries done to llis residence dur
ing tho bombardmont Of tho city by the insur-
gent mon-of-yar.
Tho Government troops havo ro-occupicd
sorca, which has boon il, tllo hands of tho in-
snrgentg Hiuco the declaration Of independence
of Murcia.
Tho insurgents hayo gained possession Of
Orihuela and lhroaton Alicante.
A doputation has left Salnmancn for Madrid to
negotiato compromise with the Government.
sinoe tho opening Of the bombarilment 200
shells havo boon thrown into Valoucia, and the
troops have advanced 600 yards. Tic Insurgents
, 1873-08-07
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Aug. G.-Tho ptouincia! Corresnontl
eace aiir1ns that tho recall of Capt Worner uet-
ties tho difficulty arising from the capture q
have boon an implied recognition OF the spa,nlnh
Republic by Germany. A Acourt-martial Will TO
held lu his case.
, 1873-08-07
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aug. G.-IAo international Patonl
Rights Congress- is In session Lore. Ono Of its
first acts WAS to resolve that common protection
Of inventions should bo guaranteed by tho lava
of all oivilizui countries.
VIENNA, Aug. 8.--Mr. Thatcher OF the Unitoa
States Patent Oilice, who il now in this city haa
beon inyltol to u scat in tic Pa!ont Rights Con-
groHH.
, 1873-08-07

S1'fciM Di&pAtclt to The Chicago tribune
FLATTs,iouTH, Neb.. Aug. G.-Two hundred
and ninoty-Aix GrangoB are reported for tho
State Of Nebraska. Extensive preparations are
making for county aud State fairs.