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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, October 5.-The returns from
the elections for Counsul General arc
slightly In favor Of the Conservatives
Prince Napoleon was defeated at Aiaccio
The elections for Council General were
held yesterday. Returns have been re-
celved thus far from but ono hundred and
seventy districts. They arc slightly in
favor Of the Conservatives. Tho large
towns like Nautee, Lyons, Lille, aud Boz.
deaux were carried by the Republicans,
while the Conservatives were successful
In the Departments. The Duke DeAu,
msile was elected In the Department Of
Olse. Prince Bonsparte defeated Prince
Napoleon at AJaccIo.
FRENCH RLRcTToN.
PARIS, October 5.-Sutllcient returns
oi the election for Council. General have
been received TO indicate the results in
about 700 CounCilar Districts. The Re.
puolicans have lost many seats, psfticu.
larly in Finisterre, Nievoe, Charente, In.
lerieure, Giraude and'Vanclusa, In the
Councils Of the two last departments they
have lost their former msjorities, and
will be unable to nominate tho Presidents
oil those bodies as heretofore. The Bona.
partists have almost everywhere profited
by these reverses. The Monsrcbists
nave made but very little advance,
ment. The Conservatives have been
successful in eight out OF twelve districts
IN the department Of Indre ct Loire The
Republicans, however, have gained sew
eral seats In Catesdue, Lord, lilo Ct Vii.
lalne, Nord and Oi:e.
Eighty membera ol tho Right, in the
National Assembly, and seventy Of the
Left sought for election as Council. Cen
erals; About thirty Of the Right, includ-
ing NJ. Haentijeus, q Bonspartist, and
twenty OF the Left, among them M. Mil
land and Buisson, Radicals, were defeat.
ed. The Marquis dc Noailes has been
elected at Bsyonne,
The Republican ticket, consisting of
N. NJ. Depeyrc, Dlcseiligny MeagueS and
Bar9gnon, was successful. A second bal.
lot will be required in the Department Of
Sarthe, where N. Caillaux, Minister Of
Public Works, was candidate. All the
members Of the last Couucil- General of
the Bauchos Du Rhoue, which was dis.
solved by N. Faurton, late Minister Of
the Interior, have been reelected. MANY
OF the Mayors who were dismissed by
the Duke De Broglie, have been elected
10 seats in the Councils-the people ia.
Eing this method olprotestiDg against the
governmental nomination oil Mayors.
II IS believed that tho final result will
show that little change on the whole has
been made in the political complexion Of
the Councils, the gaines OF the Rspub.
llcans balancing their losses. The opera.
ton Of the new electoral law has not
proved SO unfaYorable 10 the Republicans
as they feared.
It is expected that Thiers will soon
leave for Italy. Iii said that the object
OF his journey is to remove the objections
OF the European powers 10 the establish
ment oi Republic in France.
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Denies the Charge,

CINCINNATI, October 5.-Mr. Joseph
Glare, oi Bethel, Ohio, who was charged
by Charles Perkins, husband Of The
woman who murdered her little girl in
this city last week, with having criminal
intercourse with his wife, makes a state
ment in this mornings Commercial, iu
which, after relating Circumstantially the
incidents occurring on the day OF the muir.
der denies most positively Of ever having
had improper intercourse with Mrs. Per-
kins and can only reconcile Perkins' con,
duct toward him In this case with con.
spiracy on his part against his vile and q
design to use him as an instrument fol
carrying out his scheme. ~
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Z: Fort scoTT, Ks, October .6.-John
Bagley was brought to this city on Sun
day and confined in Jail charged with o
double murder at the fair grounds at Os-
wego on Saturday. Adifliculty occurred
about q saning in which Baglcy created
come disturbance, and on an attempt be.
ing made by policemen HogsIt and West.
fall 10 arrest him, he plunged knife in
Hogsits abdomen, cutting . fearful cash
and completely disembowling him. West.
fall then attempted to arrest him when
he cut several severe gashes in his alb
domen, and when Westiall turned TO run
away, he struck him twice with the knife
in the back, penetrating his lungs. hog.
sit expired Immediately and Westfsll Is
beyond all possibility OF recovery.
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DENMARK.

.CoPENHAoEN, October 5.-The session
OF the Danish Parliament was opened 10.
day. a speech from the throne was de.
livercd by his MOiesly, King Christian, in
person. ,.7i-.--I - -
COPENHAGEN, October 5.-The King
OF Denmark read his speech on the oneno
ing OF the Chamber to-day. He alluded
with qualification 10 his recent yisit 10
Iceland, and announced that he broupbt
the greetings Of that colony and OF the
Farce Islands 10 the mother country, He
hoped there would be a harmonious co.
operation on the part Of the New Minis
try and Of Parliament. The Foreign re.
lations OF Denmark were friendly. The
existing situation prevented a settlement
OF the "schlecswlg" question, but there
solution. .. - -. : - ,Ns'S,
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ConncctIcu, Town Elections

HARTFORD, October Tho town elec.
tons In Connecticut To- day we're ior town
officers, and local questions entered large,
ly into the choice Of these, so that politi.
cal lines were not closely adhered TO. In
CHASING the towns as Republican or Demo.
cratic it Is meant that one or the other
party has a majority Of the Board Of Sc.
lectmen, containing the County Clerk.
The towns also voted on the license uues.
tion and on the constitutional amendment
giving towns Of over 5000 inhabitants two
representatives in the Legislature, In
the towns in Eastern Connecticut there
were slight but general Republican gains
The Constitutional Amendment was
generally favored by large msiorities
Norwich Unexpectedly votes against Ii.
cense. East Hartford Democratic, no
license. Bloomfield, Newlngton, New
Britain, aud Meridian are Democratic
New Haven reelects Lswis, Mayor, and
lavors license. Hartford elects all Demo
cratic officers with the exception Of town
clerk, selectmsn and one constable ant
votCs in favor oil license.
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SALT LAKE, October .5.-Thc Third
District Court commenced lis session In
this city to-day. The work Of impannel-
ling the first grand jury under the Poland
Law occupied the entire day and will
be completed tomorrow. Jurymen hav.
ingany conscientious scruples against the
pending indictments for the violation Of
the law Of 1862 against Polygamy, were
excused. - ...sl sisI F1c
Brigham Young has so far recovered
as 10 be able to ride out for short time
to-day.
A Norman lady, Mrs. Adams, residing
at Bountiiul, was brutal!y murdered in
her own house last night by being shot
through a window by some person IN.
known. B.5-r
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 5.-Tbe, coroner's
jury in the case OF John Despectoe, who
was stabbed and killed by Joseph Van
acker on Saturday night, brought in q
verdict Of justitisblo homicide, and Van.
acker was released. ..tET
Gen. Shaler, Of New York, who or.
rived here on Saturday, stated to re-
porter yesterday that under no circum-
stances would he consent 10 come 10
Chicago 10 take control Of the fire dc.
partment. He will examine into the
workings Of the department to-day and
tomorrow, and will leave for New York
on Wednesday. E,fEffFj
A private letter received hero to-day
from Hon. Joseph Medill, dated Septem-
Der 10Th, states that il Is his intention 10
sail for New York about the fiat Of Octo.
Der, with the expectation Of arriving
home about the middle Of tho month.
His family will remain in Europa for
the present. : -grr,. .teSr,F
Democratic and Independent Congress,
sional Conventions were held in the
first, second and third Illinois Districts
to-tRy. Bernard Caulfield was nominat.
ed IN The ftsii Carter q, Harrison in the
second, apd ]. V. Lemoyne IN the Third
District. They are now represented re-
spectively by Rice, Ward and Fsrwell.
AEsyF1
The Tiltun and Moal,on ID aietmcut.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The BROOKLYN
Argus in speaking OF the Indictment
against Tilton7 and Aoulton says:e "The
array OF couhcilin the Tlton case will be
unusually large. Roscoe Conkling has
accepted retainer and will sum up The
case. William NJ. Evarts, B. F. Tracy
John K Porter, W. o. Bartlett, Johr
Graham and T. s. Sherman will assist
Mr.. Burkling. The list of Tilton's counse,
is said not TO be complete. Senator Car.
penter, Of Wisconsin, Daniel Dougherty
of Philadelphia and David Dudley
Field are mentioned. Mr.. Moulton ha!
secured Judge Fullerton, although
Genl. Butler will take the lead in the cast
and personally appear. Mr.. Beecher will
most likely appear also, A motion viii
be mado Tor change Of venue, this Is
matter In the discretion OF the Court. A
motion will be made for certiorari Il
carry the case before the Supreme Court
this we believe is motion of right, ant
an. effort will then be made 10 remove tn,
case to Albany or West Chester. It |
though that the trlal will take place in
fortnight and will probably last for thre
or four weeks.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, October 5.-The report oI
Secretary G. D. Maxwell, at the annual
meeting Of the Pork Packers Association
today, shows, dnring the year closing
September 1st, that the live stock trade
Of Cincinnati has been as follows: Re-
ceipts-HogR 10000, cattle 112,14O.
shipments-Hogs 100000, cattle $1,000,
sheep S4 900. In September, receipts and
shipments this year, compared with last
trade in hogs, slightly increased. The re-
ceipts and shipments Of cattle have
doubled, and Of sheep have quadrupled.
The average gross weight for the year
has been, hogs PAS pounds, cattle $50
pounds, sheep 81 pounds. ,Iss..-...
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GteGntsIliq
The Dissolution OF tho Ring

In one end Of this State, Mr.. WALKER
in company with HEREFORD, Is travelling
round the country to lay the ropes for his
election to the U. s. Senate. He 10 endeav.
orlpg to explain to the people that over.
charges are justiflable when you can get
tho Auditor Of the State TO give you war
rants upon the State Treasury for the
money. In this end Of tho State, Mr..
Coop and Mr.. JORDAN are compelled pub.
licly to wash their hands of said WALK
En- in order to have thGfIaintest show Of
an election to tho House oil Delegates.
Any completely with WALKER In this
part Of the State Is death to political as.
pirations. The published cards Of Messrs.
GooD and JORDAN must certainly be re-
ireshing reading to.Mr. WALKER In the
spare hours ol his peregrinations, and
did he but know Of the wrath Of
Mr.. PANNELL over the publication
OF Mr.. BAKERS card we fancy his
dreams would be anything but pleas.
ant. Such Is the confusion that now
reigns in the Democratic councils.
We look upon 1t as favorable omen,
prophesying tho speedy downfall Of the
Ring which has brought such discredit
upon our State. Things cannot hold to-
gether much longer at this rate, and all
good citiz ms should rejoice that the end Of
official corruption and partisan govern
ment is so near at hand. A party SO cor.
rupt that its candidates in one end
of the State must publicly disavow any
connection with its candidates In the
other end Of the State in order to receive
even respectable vote, Is certainly uu.
worthy the trust and confidence OF the
people. Shall this party be trusted longer
with power.s Shall such man as BEN
WILSON be preferred to General Corr?
Shall A. ]. PANNELL be chosen Senator
over THOMAS Il. LoGAN2 Shall Ohio
county be represented in the House of
Delegates by tho open enemies or tacit
friends of tho Ring? Let the honest
voters answer by casting their ballots for
Messrs. DovENER, WALLACE, PETERSON
and WADDLE.
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA, October 5.-Tho Methodist
Conference closed here to-day. Bishop
Bowman, who presided, left for Sterling
ILL.,, today.
Mrs. o. P. Hurford, the vile of a well
known and Oldest citizen, died today.
Judge Field and party and James Gam,
bic, General Superintendent Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, OF San
Francisco, passed here, bound east, TO:
day. =
Peter McCathersn shot and instantly
killed q man named Fawnce at Love
Tree, Neb, Saturday evening, McCath-
eran was lodged in jail. ,.
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THE TURF.
NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, October 5.-The fall meet,
ing ot the Nashville Blood Horse Asso.
citation commenced to-day under very
favorable circumstances. The track Is In
splendid condition and the weather Is as
fine as could be wished for, and tho al
tendance Of horses aud horsemen exceeds
that Of former years. Tho first race was
for Young America Stakes. No. Tor
two year old colts aud fillies, dash Of mile
heats, $40 entrance, $50 forfeit, $500 ad.
ded, $50 to the second horse; closed with
90 entries. TIE following started: Nc.
lntyre y SIyeuey's b. f. Katie Pearce, W.
!. HsrdingS c, h. c, Ventilator, T. ]. Meg.
ibsns c b, c., ]. Il Barry C. b. c Verdi.
girls, 8. Il. Keene c. b. I. Dora, X. K.
Cheatham c. h, I. Lady BugR, s. johnson
b. c. Van Dorm, Williams s o wings c. h.
C. Playmate, Robinson, Morgan s. Co. b.
r. c. Bob Wooley, j. II. Morgon b. O, Van
Waltke, 7, ]. Megibban c. b. Q. Weather.
y. Time, 1:45l, Pools on this race sold,
Katie Pearce first choice, VanDorn sec.
ond, Lady Bugg third, field fourth, Dora
fifth, Wooley sixth. ..r. ......'...
Second race, Links Hotel stake for 8
year old colts and tillics, who have not
appeared in public prior to July 1st, 1874;
mile heats; S25 enhance, $500 added; $50
second horse; closed with 10 entries. The
following started: B. G. Thomas Hazen,
l, |, Owing's Fairplsy, 2, 8; Burton'a Red
jackson, 3, 4; W. W. GOddard's @. Fl. F,
4, 8; Gen. a. Bulord's Hilburn 8, 3; Baker
d Cos Ella g. q, distauced; R 3. Smiths
Matte L. distanced; W. F. Liner s Co.'S
Q. FL. F., distanced; H. O. shaiers O. II.
G., distanced. Time, LAT, 1:484.
In the pools on this race Hazen was
sold at the rate Of two to one over all
others as q field
Third race, dash Of q mile and QUAR-
ter for the Association purse OF $3.50;
r. ScotEs King, l; Robinson s. Morgan's
Astral, 2; 7. P. scully's Noll, 3; SwISert's
Elkhorp, ruled out Time, 2:13, = 7!
This was the most exciting race OF the
day and was hotly contested. The rider
Of King claimed and proved q foul against
EIkhorn for which Elkhorn was ruled
out and the race given to King. The
pools on this race averaged Elkhorn 200,
Noll 100, Astral SO and King 1G.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, October 5.-The Ne,O Kse
FTeSs today publishes the following dis.
patch from Constsntinople: Partly
through TIC coed ofElces oil the English
Minister, the Sultan has become recon-
ciled TO his nephew, Mohammed Marad
Etiendi, royal heir to the Turkish throne,
The Sultan has sworn to respect that
right, and Mohammed Murad Rffendi has
promised that the sons Of the Sultan shall
retain their rank and palaces. The Dow.
ager Slltana vainly opposed this arrange.
ment' The Sultan is i'll and requires com.
plete rest.
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A Few Interrogatories for J. II.
Good, Esq. l..


Good, Esq. 49,.
Editors Of Intclligencer.
J.H. Good and L. 8. Jordan have made
their respective statements at the instance
of MIR. Lewis Bakers card In your issue
Of the I'd ipst. 50 far so good. MIR.
Walker is disposed of with q briet as
signment Of satisfactory reasons therefor.
Now whom, il not Mr. Walker, would
these candid legislative aspirants make
United States SenatOrP Could they not
have designated their first choice as well
as they did the man whom they will not
vote Tor under any circumstances, either
in or out OF caucus" for United States
Senator?
At least one voter in this county sur
mises there is little reciprocal arrange.
ment between Mr.. Good, the leader Of The
Ohio county delegation, and one ]. N.
Camden, Esq, whereby each at the prop.
eF time and place Is 10 lend hand in
helping the other attain 10 his highest as
plralions, viz: one to q seat in the lower,
the other TO a seat in the upper house OF
Congress. Are you not o candidate for
the Legislature, Mr.. Good, at tho solicita-
ton OF jim. Camden, and under promise
to support him for United States Senator
IN consideration OF his using his influence
in your behalf two years hence in secur-
ing you the Democratic nomination In
this DistrictH viii you, II elected, vote
for MIR. Camden for United States Senator
the man concerning whom the voters
oI this county made their little statement
some two years ago2 @ '72.
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Weather ReporI.
WAX UEFAAENINt,
OFHIu1 OF TIH CHEZ SIsNAL OPPIoER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct 6.-S:00P.


PROBABILlTIE9.
For the Northwest and Upper Lake Re.
gion. rising barometer, light northerly
winds; cooler and clearing weather.
For the lower Lakes, falling barometer,
fresh southwest winds, cooler and cloudy
weather, and rain for the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee, nearly q stationary pres.
sure and temperature with southwest to
northwest Winds and increasingly cloudy
weather. 9sh.'
For the Missouri and Upper Mississippi
Valleys, rising barometer, northwest
winds and cooler and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf States, falling barometer
with southeast to southwest winds, warm
er and partly cloudy weather.
For the Southern and Middle Atlantic
States, stationary temperature and pres
sure, with northeast to southwest winds
clear and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, falling barome-
ter, with northeast 10 southeast winds
higher temperature and increasing cloudl
ness.
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DIR. LONGDON I
On Consumption.
Its Early Manifestations-symp.
toms by which Every One
..rI. May Know It. .lag.ts

II you have persistent cough, at flrst dry
and hHckipg, afterwards accompanied with 1
tIothY. cxpGctnrAtIon, wandering pains in tho
chest, loss OF neth, &C., In all probability you
are tending 10 CO7SgmptoS. II you have had
hacmoptisis, or blood. splitting, even teaspoon.
fol, this probability 10 Increased to an almost
absolute ctrtdlrlty ,-...,
II your breathing Is harsh and hurried and
deep inspirations provoke . short, dry, hacking
cough, With c'acRling seund in the chest, or II
yeuI voice has become permanently weak and
bSarse, there can bo but little doubt that y0G
dIreddy mare Consumption. '''' -
II you are free from dyBenterY, have not lived
In a tropical climate, and have obstinate di.
aIrhTS, even though you have no cough, YOU an
LLet!y eonSuPlplUs. II the diRrrh9G iS followed
by the chest symptoms, the existence OF trbGf.
cul1r dlseGsC may be regarded % q .GEtd Edet.
Il Jou are not addicted 10 eneryatinR habits,
solitary vices or dissolute life, and arc steadl
losing weight, YOU are surely tthdIHg 70 Con-
II tho above symptoms havo been developed
IN yonr case, your only safety Is an Immediate
examination Of your tHH9s and tho prompt
adoption Of measures to prevent the farther pro-
gress OF a disease hat has tlrtpt Us millions 70
antttRely graves. ~
Fees Tor consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within tho reach OF all. 'tF'-
Medicines for all diseAscs BY mai and 0xpreta
| 10 all parts OF the country, ~
OPPIoH AND REsIDBNUE- No. 1909 Eol told
5th) street, opposite the Cathedral. Gep2l-Sod
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS October 5.-The Parish
'CohHeniion q tlo. .Peoplcs party met to.
dsy ut 9reenwah Han. The proceed :
ings so far were quiet and orderly.
About fifty small frame houses, on the
two blocks bounded by franklin and
Liberty sEeeIs, and Andrew and ] acksor
streets, was burned TO day. SLoas esti
mated at 100000. Insured mostly in
local companies. AZ r-3. o gr
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Accidentally Killed.

CLEVELAND, October 5.-wm. Benson,
second mate Of the schooner Richard
Winslow, was killed this afternoon while
attempting 10 lower the top mast Of flSg
staff, on the corner Of Pearl and Wash.
ington streets. Benson was on the cross
tree, trying 10 start the top mast TO which
was attached a pulley, blocks and tackle
when the staff broke close 10 the ground
Benson falling a distance Of about 40 feet
the pole falling on him crushing him ter
ribly, he lived about twenty. -four hours
He resided In Emira, New York,
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An Unsucccssrul 'coniidcnco Gtamc..

KINGSTON, N. Y, October GA man
giving his name as Charles R. Ballard, oi
New York city, today called at the First
National Bank Of Rondout and presented
the cashier letter Of introduction, pur-
porting to be signed by George Opdyke
" Co, New York, and q check for $s 00C
on the Third National Bank of New
York, signed by George Opdyke & Co
and certified by the letter. The cashier
suspected a fraud and telegraphed 10 New
York and discovered that il was a for
gerry. Ballard escaped.
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LIVERPOOL, October 5.-The steam
ships Thuringa, Celtic, and Scotia from
New York, and the Republic from Liver
pool, arrived out. ......
New YoRK, October 5.-Arrived-
Steamer Wisconsin, from Liverpool.
EQUEENsTowN, October 5.-The steam
ship City Of Brussels, from New York
has arrived. . -
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General sherman for President.

Editors OF the IntGllIEeneer. tS @
II was significant that at the recent
Reunion both here and OF Columbus
when Gen. Sherman was present, that at
the sllusion TO the Presidency every man
present agreed that Sherman shall be our
next President. The soldiers and citizens
seemed wild with enthusiasm over the sug.
gestion, and there was not murmur Of
dissent. But when l add that there were
twenty-five thousand soldiers and citizens
a. the Caldwell Reunion, and, perhaps,
hali as many at Columbus, and that every
state was represented by the aggregate Of
the Reunion, 1t will be seen how sippifi-
cant this enthusiastic nomination of Sher.
man was and Is. ! say that no national
convention to nominate a President ever
held was hall aslarge as these Reunions
and that each centered solely upon sher
man. aud every man like myself, wen
home TO write, and talk and work fol
Sherman's election 10 tho Presidency, anC
the result cannot be doubtful,
Yours
PRIVATE DALzsLL.
CdliDeR, o, Oct. 8.
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GERMANY.

BRRLIN, Octoh0t, GA dispatch from
stettin announces that domiCiliary visi
has been made 10 the residence Of Uoun'
Arwiu, and that the Count has been ar
rested.
The Catholic Vicar Of Pasen having
disobeyed an order 10 leave the province
within twelve hours, has been forcibl,
elected. IT, .r'
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EGYPT.

CAIRO, October 5.-The Nile Ia rising
above the usual point reached In the peri
odical overflow and there are lears Of q
disastrous inundaton. The government,
Is endeaVortng to prevent serious dam
age. = 'I'--''-'-
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Democratic NsoIm,Da,d,oS,,i q

I oobuNBuS, October 6.-The Demo.
cratic Convention Of this District, at
hancasterg Ohio, nominated WilhSm E.
Fink, Of Perry county, as candidate for
Congress, to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Il. ]. Jewelt. @r,