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THE MOST THOROUGH PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD YET DIsooyERED.
CURES ALL HUMoRs. FROM COMMON ERUP-
TION TO THE WORST SCROFULA.
cerous tumors are dispersed without the surgeoS's
knife-Scrofula conquered, and Consumption pre-
vented and cured.
Venereal Diseases. Mercurial and Mineral
Poisons and their effects ersdicated and vigorous
health and sound constitution established.
Female Weakness and Disease; Dropsy,
general or partial; Swellngs external or internal;
and Tumors are reduced and dispersed in a very
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, scald Head, and Fever
Sores are sooR removed by this powerful detergent
medicine.
Scorbutic Diseases, Dandruff, scaly or
Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way. leaving
the skin smooth and fair.
Chronic Diseases, Fever and Ague Disor-
dered Liver, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Nervous AZ
diseases caused by bad blood conquered and give
way before this most powerful corrector the King Of
the Blood
Zach bottle contains between forty and fifty
ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.
From one to four or five bottles will
cure Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Pimples
on the Face Biles, ordinary Eraptions, etc.
From two to eight bottles will cure Scaly
EEuptions of the kin Ulcers Sores. and Canker in
the North and Stomach. Erysipelas, etc.
From two to ten bottles will restore
healthy action to the Liver and Spleen, will regulate
From two to six bottles will be found ef-
fectua in curing Neuralgia SickHesdache, st. Wins
Dance, and Epilepsy
From ave 10 twelve bottles will cure the
From three to twelve bottles will cure
severe and obstinate cases Of CatarrA.
From two to four bottles will cure the
worst cases of Piles, and regulate Costve Bowels.
From two to ten bottles viii cure bed
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS. : ID
by all Druggists. ,
D. RANSOM, SON CO., Propr's, Bse4ls, n. I,
| Sea testirnonials in locaI column
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

The following Tabular Statement condition of
of the fiscal = -
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AN NUAi RERORT
OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
To Common Pleas Court, 1874.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE BELMONT COUNTY,
st. Clsirsyille, Sept 9, I
Hon. K E. CHAMBERS, Judge Of Common Pleas Court:
SIln accordance March l3 1872 Ohio Laws
VOL 00 p 42( We herewith submit Annual Report:
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NOVEMBER SESSION.

Official of Thomas Lodge Inmlry Director elect and
W. +. stamp, Auditor elect presented and approved
Board examined vouchers orders issued from
aud found the same had been properly issued
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Best Thing in the West,
Atchison, Topeka s. SantaFeR.R
L A N D 81 ~

TIRE E MILLION AC RE s
Situated in and near the Arkansas Valley, the
Finest Portion of Kansas
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COUNTY LEVIES.
MACADAMIZED ROADS.

Final upon the Union0wn Flushing
of This with appropriation
County Bridge Fund discharge outstanding
bonds and coupons upon said road
The Bond of the Powhatt the ST. Cvie and Cadiz
the Barneye endy burgh Roads being rapidly sasac
torily closed.
MISCELLANEOUS SMATTERS.-sEPTEMBER SESSION.
The Board made annual settlement County Treasurer
examination the Auditors books
chargeahe with balance of there found in the
Vault The Treasury S66 balance due from Treasurer
$3.50 which amount Immediately paid into the Treasury
The Board with the Board OF Drec
lnhrmary exhibited
money expended by said Iu6rmary Directors.
The Board Auditor orders issued
June session, found tie had properly issued
The Boarda porone MacaamZed Read Fund follows:
Rchland Township ssooO Smith Township .....$ 6OOl
Wheeling 24DO0 Hease 10000
Puitney e i500l York SJOC
Mead COierain iO,W
Leaving balance OF :i02 in County Treasury.
road established in Flushing Township Petition of W A
Carpenter eang Belmont Ridge the Quaker Church in
Guernsey county.
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s2,9O9 Is s2,9OS IS 1885 80 1915 90

The following statements exhibit the receipts and
the various funds which the
ring the fiscal year just closed
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DISBURSEMENTS.

Prosecuting atty, balance due Sept l. 1873
-....s Fees and salary to Sept, 1874 SS1 02
Assistant prosecuting attorney 2l0
Clerk Of Court fees 90
Insane costs
Witnesses 1852 SO
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established in Flushing Township Petition of W A.
Carpenter AL en Belmont Ridge the Quaker Church in
aYcnunI
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COUNTY FUND--RECEIPTS.

Total receipts
, 1874-10-22


The uuea Ltrad tconkl'ng orga,l, edited by Els 4.
Rooorts II. C., cries olt TO tia Republicans Of New
York Danger Ahead, aud tcn them that tho election
n Mow xor th1s Is s 1.-The key to Pntcfl s
cfats making thorough canvass Of the State
than hss been undertaken btf0re III ycars."
UTICA, Oct II.
10 tho Editor IF Tie Chicago Tribune:
SIN: inulosc nm item clipped from TIE Gill
oAao TRIBUNE OF Saturday laat. It is all right.
Except tho "Conkling organ" So far from the
Herald being Conlllng'a organ, it ia observable
hero that 1t says as little as possible Of tho
Senator and in His favor. Conkling is
ready at any timo opportuuo to cut
Roberts' throat, politically. When ho was
first oloctod to the Senate ho defeated RobortB'
nomination for his yhcaut seat i'll tho House. In
the preacnt contest Conk1ing'B luw-partnor, tho
Hon. Scott Lord, is Nlr. liohnrts' opponont, and
, Is generally conceded Lord wonld not hayo nc.
septed but for Conkling's advice ant1 promise Of
silent bolp. Tho 6euatpr has . crowd Of nc,lch-
black his boots, ctc. Tho Postmaster, Neginter,
aud United States Commissioner nro among
these. They all profens friendship for Roberts,
hut are quietly At work, at Co1lli'ing'R ortor, to
defeat lioboits md elect Lord. Rob-
crta' activity In abollBhing noloties makcs
him objectionable To tho Custom-Houso crowd,
Of nlich Conkling il tho High !'ricst: Tho
Eonator WANTS . man IN Congress from Oneida
whom ho can uso. 1Io haH not IN atom OF intlu-
once over Ellis II. Roberta. Indeed, thoao two
aro seal coly on speaking terms.
Roberts will. think, l1o returned to Congress.
II go, yon may set it down os fact that he ia
elected i's spito Of ROSCOE ConN'ing, who III DO
ing what he can to elect d Democrat. Yours,
L1DEnAL.
, 1874-10-22
THE TUEF,

GREAT cAL1Fony1A nuNSiSa 4A7s4,
SAs FnAsCEsco, CAL, Oct. 2l.-Entri for TIM
great a25. 600 running raco havo cosed,, aud aro
officially announced as follows. Tnad steyoue.
Joo Danioln. Katie Poase, Hubbard uoury.
Alpha, Hocaine, and Hardwood. Othee palties
at tho East md in Oregon vii! soud cat, iee md
money by mail and express. Tho name, OF tia
horses arc not known. Extensive bctt inc ha,
already commenced. Clulf offered 81, eco tor
tho light to sell pools.
TUE MARYLAND RACES.
BALTIMORE, ald.. Oct. 21.-'Fhe irrte race to-
daE III tue tall meeting ct tho Ma,ytnn,a Jockey
clso "ah Tor the contral stakes for ~ ar-olte.
ono mile, heat Jaues a. Chesapeake, Calvin.
GlabauEh.g chestnut colt Arie]la, Dettf Wart,
thn colt Hhadamanthus, and Flrework started.
flrawo:k won by two lengths, Alio)la &C ming in
second, and James A. third. Time, 1:45.
-, Iho second event was . selling race, II I ages,
III milos. snd WIS Won By P1eakness, ri ,soiuts
SECOND, GnlwGy third. Time 3:0stt,
Iao thra race, milo heats for 3-year-o' Is was
won by Lotto aIoon. Josie D. second Jndaa
Thurman third. Time, l:45, 1:45]f
The fourth race. gentlemonH po5t etat n s, II
mule: Waa won BY Limestone; Fadladeen a ,cond.
Dublin third Time-21oA. A0'
TIE RACES At CAMBRIDGE err. mn
Slecat ULsnaeeh to Ihe Chie79o Ts4buM.
CAMBRln5E ClTs, Ind. Oct 21.-A iarpon .rowd
visited tho raccs to-day. The 2:40 trot w won
by Prince /; Hall eoeond. James l., third. Hail
aud 2:34I. ~''74
The 2:5D pacing race was wou by GRAM ar !,
three straight heats S.llie second, pooo2 .mtas
third. Time, 2:2a 2s26, and 2;25
, 1874-10-22

New ORLEANS, lh., Oct. 2l.--Faure to agree
and lnal Adjournment Of tho Conference Com
mitteos at II o'clock lnet night in no way imnairs
tho agrcomont heretofore ma1e excnpt aB Ia tho
Advisory Board, which oan do nothing without
m umpire.
Col Packard etatod to.dny that tho Conscrva-
tiVcs would be gwen two members OF tho noturn-
tnE Board, az per original agreement. For a
wonder. neither polltioai party o'day i,avc any
''fresh Outrage" |" "gravp npprohcnH!ons," ;" ~ 50.
rtous ala.ms," or roIgna Of terror 10 report.
RE71sTnAT1nN.
Wright, State Registrar Of futcre, EAvs notice
to-day that bo Eoull tomorrow rccolva tho
opinion Of tho Attorney General ns to tho legal.
II OF naturalization before tho 9ocond District
Court Tho Conservatives asBert t}Iat this q1cH.
puhhcans NTH d Wow Of throwing ont about
1000 nllito voters by stirling their names from
the registration 1iatB, II now boing too lato Tor
them to ronaturazo and ro.rcgiulor.
The Hivoa political organization,, who had
nominated full municipal and pnrlsl, tckot,
havo Withdrawn tloir candidates u favor Of tho
Conservatives.
TIE JACKSON AFFAIR.
NV 0nLEANs, OCT. 2l.-The following account
Of tho rceont nffair at Jncleon, La.. mas received
to-dn7 from Nj. Law, nnttGatr man:
t'JAcgsoN, La.. Oct. 2l.--Dsanuon who was
in tho buggy NTH dair, is reported ns having ac-
cidontaliy shot him. l. ID untrue that fair was
interest Of white and co1orod. Brcaux and
Wobbor wcro In bayou Sara WHEN tho
shooting was dono. It is ,1ntluo
TINT armcd Webbor and Dreaux mon worc parad-
ing the streets Of jackson. Gair ahsortoa that
ho was going to brealt up tho meeting. Ruter,
nnd Dannon, auh Hair mon stopped tho band
from playing, fired tuto the asscmblod inasacs,
and disporaod thom curly in the oyening, antl
ngain at night. Six colored. unmarried men
wcro wounded by butlcr mud Bannon. This
statomcnt will be subatantlntcd by Parish Judge
Kilbourno aud Mayor Hazard, Of Jackson.
(aiguod) JAMES LAW"
, 1874-10-22
ta1t tue Executive Committno eolcct q Campaign
Committee from tho soyota1 wards autl tuwia Of
i1,od Il ix,as '''--N-N -+-,NH ~N.,.' ~

that tho Executive Committee eoloct Cah1un!gn
Tin diutiictr.
Tho 1nootipE then proceeded to informally
dipc,la" tho nattor Of luanooe. and Ia agroo up-
On tho assessment nerouaary to 10 tnado upon
zach Candidate. At this tano,1,ro Nr. Tarwoll
haf1 call, md politely loft tho room. Lo wns
heard to remark to reporter who followed him
down sho etstrs that every other rcrson no met
Was alter moucy to sposd IN his election, and
Tint tho financial problem in connection With tho
campaign Hna growing more ttlonit Of aol'!tion
evory day. THO mcotlng continued to considor
tho 1innnonl Question, and without arriving at an
nseohbmort tho mntter Wab deferred until to-day.
Canddnten for Adyrmen, 1t IL understood, wilI
bo taxed 800 apiece to stnrt with. Several,
Who regard thnr eootion as cortnfn, 1t In known,
will not submit TO tho tan. Other candidates.
will 10 taxed iu proportion.
A mcsting Of tho Executive Committee tn-
pointed In Tho forenoon was hold at tho bnu6o
plnce in tho afternoon. Tho object OF tho meot-
Ing naa to oiToot 4 permanent Organization, nnd
appoint a Working Committee for tho several
wardn aull districts. Tho Committee organized
by tho election Of tho following ofIioore
rroestlont. 1amen r, Raot Troaauror, UrtAh
7. HnWlov, Secretaries, E. s. Taylor and 1oln
Sninmorilod
hit. Farwo!t and tho candidates onorA!ly woro
IN attsndancc..at tho niootlng.
, 1874-10-22
ILLINOIS PENJTENTIARy.
Reported gFnat OF Harmony Among
tho Subordinate Officgrs,

Reported Want Of Harmony Among
tho Subordinate 0kficcrs.
Sreclat nsratch 10 Thu CHICAGO Trjbune
JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. 2l.--It was honed that the
wars and rnn1ors OF war which for u fow years
h1vo kept tho Councils at tho Ponitcntiary 60
deeply exercised about who should acryo their
hash from dnv to day, cndod with tho rccsnt
changes in tho officers Of that institution. II
reports arc true, such is not tho cnse, however,
It appears that the want Of harmony still exists
hetwccn the subordinate ollcore, and that tho
only way of gottling tho dispasosi to removo tho
present Deputy -Wardon, capt. HILL, or allow
him to remove certain othor robellious spirits
1t will be remembered that ox-Wardan tand now
Commisslonor) Wham removed Hall Just before
ho hiuson was removed aa Warden. Hall yas
reinstatod, as Deputy.Warden. and Wham was
temporarily appcasod by being appointed Com
nissonor. Those facts form tic basiB for tic
bcllof that Commissioner Wham bns something
to do with Tho present fracas. Tho Board of
Commissioners moot hero On Tuesday to eottlo
the trouble.
, 1874-10-22

I 1S1EHEHT1NG BUDGET OF NEWF,
SAN Fnasc,sco Cal. MT o-1ha 1.,,.
hr;no. ynrnt, ~. s.t~st. 49,, 80. m S"pAo
o4aso m,s ..,s' IoAouaata uatoa 10 oep'' .o'
Ine arrangements Tor diplomatic 1nsssonn hayn
been slightly changed. Nycno Kngeuon goca to
London, instead Of Paris: Same sima WIN ia
nov in Frnneo ,vi1, ron,a;n "a 1on,x ii.
,r;,, IT., ~, e:. ~ .o''e 40 ''' ac..l'n -
M4i al'o"' Aosl olt'1o' 1otmoriy Cnargo at Ber-
ln, 1s promoted to the rank Of Envoy; Tosida
gooa to Washington.
Chill has sent to Japan reouestipr contrbu-
t;ona In tha Intcrnotion,, rrnast;on ~ ,'a,.,
eas ~ ~ 1a,r 's@poeslou' " 10 Aela
1nore n lo"'
The French Government at rroeont takes tho
, 1874-10-22

Meeting OF tho 9lichican Phurmnccu.
tfCu4 Association.

&Ia
tfcnl Associations.
Spectdl Dituatch IL Ihs Chtcaoo Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 2l,-Tho Michigan phar.
macoutical Association held its ann,lal session
hero to-day, DR.. S. s. 6arrigues Of Eaat saei-
nav, presiding. Quito number OF now nacm-
bors Joined. Mr. B. E. sycllor, ot tho Commit
tee on Constitution, reported two dsafte, onp BY
Prof. Douglass. Of Ann Arbor. aud ono by MIR.
9. Curtis, of Hillndale. Tho constitutions pre,
parcel by prof. Douglass, aud approved by
nlulority Of the Committee. vas adopted section
by section. 4 prolonged debate took place, last
ing through most Of two sessions, oyor tho
quoction Of forIlddlng tho nulo Of llquora as
sisted Sy many Oh general principles and op.
poee by some aa boinE dlo,lt to enforce bit
sIon from tho Association Of any ono who a!.t;ulu
bo guilty Of the tnbitual aae Of liquors as boy-
oraEa. sunEy dernAn drugglats thoreupou
withdrew fruM membership.
Hunt}ry minor reports wero BNhmtttad mud
adopted, az was a!so ONO submitting tho draft of
n lnw for tho regulation ut tho saln Of medicine
whloh WAS anfnetod ot tho 'nat ae.a!on Of tho
, 1874-10-22
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITIEE5.
THE orrOHIrfoE.

.t, :, - ....,
meeting OF lilo Executive campa1en cora"
| mittee OF tho Opposition paYtY was held yeator-
day morning at No, o05 RRpdolph Btrcot Tha
| attendance was full. Tho object of tho mootipg
was to arrange for meetings. 10 secure halls aud
speakers, and to take stops to facilitate tho Co.
! curing of naturalization papers for foroign-
born citizens. The meeting waB hold With
closed doors, and tbs details nre beyond tho
reach of tho press. It is ascertaiucd nevertheless,
that tho meeting discussed tho question Of
finances for tho campaign. and exchanged ideas
ip reference to tho outlook THO general opin-
inn wan th,+ t,,a f,nno.tton m nd;3s,o for star-
~. ""' 'u"v NV ~ ~ aA't-
III naa CIGAR Walk. ano lhat 10 WOULD he
elected by largc majority.
Tho reports from tho several Conversational
districts uoro regarded as most encourarlug.
a.,oo;a1, T., IT, ,Hh;r5 .xLa.n - ,..s r,aasts1
oepoos"ny ~ 'no At'su' "ne'o ~ "as lepof'oo
ihat INC .opposlllon TO laf"en was
m mqa!1y increasing, esFcclal3 outelae. INC csty'
Tho First Dlutrat, since tho nomination Of Sid
Hoy smith, Tas regarded as doubtful, but 1t was
resolved to double tho efforts tAcro. The Soc
~ liz Gonn;1as i'm. tn, n s;or"s, @ .o .o;eeo
IA tin price NJ thorty." Tho committce tf,n1ohs
, 1874-10-22
LoEislatnra, and waa ordered sent 10 i1.nnuing

|
nnst winter
THO following otr1cors worn oIoc:c,1 for tho
ons'ng yonr: President. s. II. Douglats,
Of Ann. Arnor,' V,ce-l'rsiaens, 3. II. Wny.
nor. q Mnskcconi Corresponding sccro.
tary, Paul llatHuor, Of Detroit !; Rccortl.
lng Secretary. Jnnos Vcrnor. Of Dotroit !;
Treasurer, s. II. sackott, Of Monroe, Auditor.
3. 7. Northror, Of Detroit. Tho next general
meeting was arpoiuted for tho third We'd dnohdnr
N octobo1, 16ah, Mt tho rooma Of tho Scientific
hseooafion. Tho Prcsident announced tho fol-
lowing ntandinB committees: Executive Com.
m,isteo-E. sn,sntlora, OF Detroit: Halc, Of Ann
Arbor. md 8. II. Wagner, Of Mnhkogon. On
rrogross Of Phar,nacy--O. Ebcrbaoh. Of Ann
Arhori T. Ronnofold. md J. Harvey, OF Detroit;
stoarns' 4. B. LYON. I'm and % R. Wl)tons Of netroit.
Tho following wore appointed q committee to
present ths bill to Tho Legislature above spolscn
=. aarrlgaes. Of East Saginaw. Tho following
mero appointed de1oEatos to tho American
Monroe; r plossncs, Of Detroit D. Eberbaci,.
Ct tanaa1 Am Arhof; F. von Williamson: Of Eaat
The Association then adjourned.
, 1874-10-22

Tine Of 1un't-Two hours
!4se fs-,.,r;hllSdephIaH, la; Athletics, a.
ErnaY-T ThiladelrbiEs, j; Athletics, 4
ioHoFt pta"-Athtass, ].
Bh*es n,l a.'td-Crayer, L.
ATLAKT!c9 VI. nosroHs
New YonE, OFT. 21.-In tho gan,o o-day tc-
t,1eon the Atlantic End Boston Cluhs, t ho former
club won BY q ecore Of 8 to 6.
Tnf: WHITE STOCKINGS At EEnKrA:, Il.
sreF'ai nkratah n 7'he Chitaan ri sa:,t,
- hEoKuK, H.. Get. 2l.--1n 4 game ii ,.f1ay the
Chicago Nnito Stockings beat ths Wts ,tsruue, Of
thls city. BY scoro Of 5 to /. Tho sx ne clubs
play again tomorrow.
, 1874-10-22

INTERNAL DISTURBANCES II KHIvA.
LpEpox, Oct. 21.-Tho Pail N1U Gd,ehc to-
day has q dispatch from ST. Potorshurg,
announcing that aftaris aro critical In Turkestau
and Ithiya- Tho Turoomans ara growing holdor
in their attackn and dcnredationa upon tho tribca
friendly to Russia. Tho Government Of the
Gear bus ordered tho Khan Of Ahiya to ropyosr
tho disorders, aud the Khan has replied that ho
will carry out the ipbtractlons Of tho Emperor,
CONSPIRACY At onEEDuRd.
Lospon, Oct. ALA spccinl to tho Pau Mall
Gazette Says a conspiracy has been discovered iu
Orenburg, and that many arrests haye bocn
mado.
, 1874-10-22
DEMOCRATIC RALLY II ST. JOBEpN,
,Suteiuk EllAuufch In TAa Chttdna tEtiauiIe

t!7Ht1ds D.apH1VH y 1HH tsEaHEo 1F4UHHt,
St. JosEru, Mo-, oct al.-A rousing Domo-
cratic meeting is going on at Tootle's Opera
sand persons arc present. 6enator Bogy made a
clnao. logical speech on tho finances, 81 far tho
ahlest effort Of the campaign. He was followed
by Gen. Oockroli in au able effort IN behalf OF
tho Democratic cause in Missourl. Ho royiowod
tho State aud National Administrations. Ho
paid his rnspects 10 the thiovosy. dofnlcattoas,
and outraees Of tho party in power in tho nation
Such rally has 1sovor bcfore beon witnessed iu
Northwestern Missouri,
, 1874-10-22
Thrown from Ea4H IRorsc.

75pe1zus 777srH7tH 10 7s6 C6icd1s 1F1JNlt,
QUINCY, ILL.,. Oct 20.-Last evening Unitod
States Marshal William Disbrov, of Hannibal.
No., loft TINT city on horseback to come to
Quincy. He had boon engaged in looking M
witnesses in The sny-lcvce difficulty, md started
for this city on business connected with the
matter: Whom about 9 miles south Of Quincy
his horse became unmanageablc, aud throw him.
fo held on to the reins but on remo,,ntine
was again thrown, tho fa!1 rendering him uncon-
acions. Ho remained whero ho had fa!lon until
BY person driving along tue load, who broueht
him to this city: 4 physician MAS aummoncl,
who examined Lis injuries and found that lii
right ait!o was badly wrenohod or strained by tho
iall. bnt no honeB br0kon. 1t would ho nlpnrop-
CT to state that tho MarBhnl's horse vas drunk,
, 1874-10-22

Special U7snulth o Tie Chftaoo Yr1oWnt.
JASrsy1f1E Wis., Dot. 21.-To-day Gull Sign
to tho Hon. William A. Lawrence Of tl,is city,
requesting him to becomo 4 candidate for Stato
Senator in opposition to Il. N. Davis, who iB
pledged 10 support Carpenter for recollection.
cd by tho Reform party also. Nearly oyory yo-
tor ID some townships signed tho call. Thero aro
l25 names from Union Townhhip, and tho
aarno town only. gavo hfty-oight bcmoc1 atio
votes At tI,o 1aet election. masa-convcntion is
called to meet at Edgorton tomorrow to nomt-
nate . candidate for tho AAsembly for tho Second
Diet1ct In opposition to 2. r. Durdick tho Ro-
publican nominee, who is Carpontor man. ".
4. sayno, Republican, of Fntton.. mill probably
ln1 ho nominated aud IN all probability elected.
Rock County as at present, and thoro will be
livoly lmo at tho election.
, 1874-10-22
MICHIGAN LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

kptc'dt D!3Vack 70 3F5 CNtcd0o 7TibUNe.
ing Legislative nominations wore made in this
county by tho Democrats: Detroit it-Represent-
ntivos, Jamca DAILY, Jamos Craig, Philip Killing.
]. T. hIott, nud Cleveland Hunt. Senator, Third
District, jamos l. David, Of Ecorso. Jainea
1can candiduto for the Seuate in tho First Dis
trict.
, 1874-10-22

Entail Roiicr Explosion In baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 21.-Tho boiler In tho
rolling-mtll Of George Coats T. Dros., at Locust
Point, exploded carly this morning, dcmolishing
tho boior-ho',se, solid brick stt1,osaro aud tho
chimney, II feet high. Fiyo men wcro sovoroly
injured, two probably fatally. Several hundred
men are thrown out Of employment till tho dam
, 1874-10-22

atancea thoy vera allos Of tic Democracy. 1Io
said the risk Of n third term wus imminent only
Aa tho South continued hor bloody md int1c.
aud Republicans. 1Io saw mich in
tleao sumo touruau which reminded him Of
tho days jnst boforo tho Rebellion, and ho called
npon tho Republicans Of Massachusetts to rosive
their anciont zeal, md show that tho patty WAS
nut lpad,
, 1874-10-22
GERMANY,

ruptIo SYMPATHY FOR roN AnS1M.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Advices from Berlin ropre.
sent IN Increasing public sympathy for tho Count
Von Arn1m, on account Of tho harshnesa With
Ehiel, be Is treated md tho rigor Of his domici.
iaty searches
ALsACE AND LORRAINE.
berlin, Oct. 2l.-Tho Representative Assseua-
bly, proposed for AIsace and Lorraine will at first
possoss only dolil,eratiye character. Ite func.
tiona will bs TO ndvise the Government on ali
subjects OF local legislation, and to examine tho
budget for tho provinces.
LoSDo*. Oct. 2l.-A Berlin special to tho
Standard nsys tic legal prolItninaries in Count
von Arnim's Case arc almost completed, and
1t is beloved that tho Count will be- released on
bail in II few days.
The Danish candidates Erueger and Altman
wore elected to the Pruesian Dict from Hadets-
lebcn md Alison.
, 1874-10-22

oJz'Hz b781FuttH 10 10 CHcad6 7Ff6HNE,
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct. 2l.-Robert 1Ic-
Call and II. +. Gareni, two aounterfeitors, have
boon arrested by Deputy Sheriff In Scotland,
Ottawa County. for tho manufacturing and pass
ing OF epurious coin and currency, conaidora-
bio amount. with the tools for its manufacture.
in tho County Jail. Thia Is tho eecond OF third
batoh Of like ILL., arrested from that section N
short timo,
, 1874-10-22

ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-Last night Gov. Dev-
crldgo spoke il tho Conrt-Houaa ut Eluarda-
yillo to d large audience on tho political issues
Of the day, aud convinced great many that the
Republican pnrty has SILT work to DO. Political
az tho day Of election III approaching, ani, with
tlron tickets In tho field. it is hard to tell who ia
ahead,