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LADIES' LIST.

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Aicklen Uphsiia Miss
Armstrong Fred Mrs
Bartlett n W Mrs
Brantl-y II H Miss
Bray May A Mrs
Baxter Alice Miss
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GRADY Nancy Mrs
Beraud Marie Mrs
Breen n J Mrs
Beard u d Mrs
Byrd Edgar Mrs
BignOn Mamie z Mrs
Brieeforth A Miss
Boyle Kate Misc
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Cbastians Betty Miss
Carr E Mrs
Carbery Mary Miss
Carbon Maggie A MI g
Clark C Mrs
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Dawcy Lucy
De Gard Lizzie Mrs
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Edwards ROsana J Mrs
Erherd Catherine MISS
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Ferguson Il C Mrs
Field Julia Mrs
Graham Adar Misc
Gallagher kllen Mrs
Geddls Jane Mrs
Harrison Harriet Miss
Haurahau Minnie Miss
Harvey F Mrs
Harper + J Mrs
Harrel Fannie A Mrs
Hatton MOllio Miss
Herlihn B A Mis-
Henry Andrew Mrs
Heller Katie Miss
Jackson Mary Jane
Jepkins Elizabeth Miss
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Keene Emma Miss
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Kendall Julia Mics
Krewson Flora Miss
Kendrick Ellen Mrs
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Lee karah
Levy 3 Mrs
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Martin Mary A Mrs
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Marshall Lillv Mas
Madden Ann Miss
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Mart Mrs
Mathue Mrs
Meric Adele F Mrs
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NichaelsOn Frank Mrs
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Osbrook o Kitty Miss
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Phelon Laura A Miss
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Rice 81 T Mrs
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OF CLASSIFICATION

at Liverpool and sales of only 5000 bales. bu. buv.
ers nevertheless came forward with considerable
spirit. The movement. however, was checked by
of factors for all desirable kinds, and up to noon
the sales did not exceed 1909 bales, although ten
the dispatches ssew New yosk reporting : DECLINE
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LOTTERIES.
or rHK

HsNAAA INA "ANH B
OF rHK
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
CLASS o.
DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
On Saturday, October "a, 1874.
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boxes 81. Citren 3Sc p b. Currants 7kc.. Brasil
nuts 1Oc. Almonds 23c. F,lberts l6c. Dates 50 y Y.
Pineapples 81 75a3 p 100. Cocoanuts $57 50 y
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Furnish or replenish your household at
Navra's crockery bazaar, No. ia Canal
street.
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Abbott William Mrs
Arnaud Mrs
Bowman Anna Mrs
bond Mary
BOardman " T Mrs
Bowyer P Mrs
Burrus Lottey Mrs
Burns Minnie Miss
Bushby MaryP
Bruce Sallie
Buchanan Mrs
Burrest Martha Mrs
Beard L G Mrs
Barker J 4 Mrs
Bussey Ellen Mrs
Childress NJ A Mrs
Christens sen Maggie Mrs
Cooper J B Mrs
Cook Hattie Miss
Culley Maggie Miss
CrumhOrn 3 & Mrs
Derlarn Edeth III Miss
Douglas Wi liam B Mrs
DoOner Lizzie Miss
bum NJ A Mrs
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Edwards Margaret Mrs
Ellis Caroline X Mrs
Bddy Lille B Mrs
FiefHie Mrs
Fowler y 3 Mrs
Forbes Sarah Mrs
Toilette Grace x Miss
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Jordan Matte Mis-
Jones Sarah Miss
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Kpener II A Mrs
Kirk A Maunette .1rs
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Weekly QaetatiOns of Hides, Etc.
Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish US the following re-
port. Their quotations represent actual ssles
ut first hands. Weighing, b~unding, drayage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides, city slaughter, over 8 fbs,
% w
Steer hides. city slaughter. 20 to 81
TBS, p q ~
Steer hides. city slaughter, under 70
TBS, p q 81
Cow hides, city slaughter, as they run.
p q 3
Kips, city slaughter, 20 to "a ms, " fb - a II
Kips, city slaughter, Is to 30 tbs, y ID - a 10
Calf skins. each a IS
Country hides. flint, 20 to rs lbs, y 10 IL q Is
Country hides, hint, damaged, half
Beeswax. prime yellow, p f6....... %
OK horns, each. d S
Tallow, y Is q 8
Hides are in fair demand and country green
sailed have advanced to 9hc. Dsy are steady and
UNCHANGED in price.
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particularly toward the close, and the entire bust
ness summed up the amount noted above, yester-
days quotations being barely maintained. nsg-s9-
The amount on ehipb0ard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was SGT down at
the opening this morning 1t - 1000 bales, embracing
5000 for Liverpool, 10000 for Havre. 5000 for
Bremen, 1000 for the North sea and 5000 tor the
North, which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement yesterday evening,
leaves "A 600 bales TO represent the quantity await
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1900 balea Market
opened firm and closed weak"
COTTON
Bales.
Stock on hand September l, l8.4....... 1883
Arrived since last statement. ....... l1lJ
Arrived previously. Lis .628-l2o,s al
Total. 136, 694
CucNeO VoNo
Cleared previously ........ II 965-3l, 90l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ QONZANO,
CUSTONHOCSE BROKER.
ONCE, No, , Clinton street,
Between Customh6use and Bienville streets.
Opposite the C~ustonhouse, Sew Orleans.
Ocl5 I'm
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MARSHAL'S M0NITIONS.

WSlIta's T.. ~e3uunias e. At. -, A~sessieae
IN II UNITED STATES DISTRICT ~Urgr.
Il Distr1cs Of Louisiana. No. :0,5t..-. IA et~d.enso
70 M admiralty warrant, % ae d reetea N tne
NV bosses jon.
THk STEAMBOAT scsslhK. h.s s~..e. ~
pa'tis. etc. row ilbeied Nv William 6. banning 81
al. for the causes set forth n I'M. Ib.l Sow yenSiuS
Al ths pistYict COust OF the United StateA
Aud ! 90 hereby cite and admonish che svnsf -
owners thereof, and al and every De, sssH ~ peg
sons having. or pretending 10 have, any sight, sit!s
o. interest in OF to the same, 20 b and sPlsaR st .
aforesaid. to be holden at the city Of New UrisAna.
on the frat Monday Of November, ~ ahov sAuse.
II any they. have or can. siy che said steamDeSs
The prayer Of Ibelanta.
United states Narsha'. eAcs, Sew Or!ss4A De-
3. PACKARD
oe5 1; I. aos Cnitel Ststse AAssasao
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vannin " Miss
LIST.

Allain w Anders
Albade Louis Aiken
Adams d w Aurrey
alexander W Armstl
Allen J G L Son AtOnta
Blaireau Paul Brinini
BArth F Brigno
Baird John Binzeg
Banks 4 G Biozzi
Bauien Charles Birins
Banana Jos Boner
Baudier K Bouer
Banker D C BOwlir
Bagner Simon Boutei
Barilette II G Brock
Baillio > A Bowen
Bell Bostwi
t Belts George B0Udu
Before Daniel B0vee
BellJ Burchi
Bell John Buck
Belnap & Henninl Burr
Rellenger Bukert
Beckwith John Bujacl
Bell Patrick Burke
Beebe N Bush
| Bennett J 3 Busch
Beersoll Peter Baker
Bell Alexander Baker
Beaman George Blake
Burr o. john Difll 4
Bieber Louis
Cammack George Garter
CAlrocOressi Northumberland
Cadbv John VI Carren
Cazau,eOn B Orig
Calcey James Collins
Cammack / Co Canaw
Casbaw i srocke
Chadrick J q Cooper
Cater Fred Gonna,
Cazentres MP COnwa
Casey George CrOugf
CHAPLIN G D Curry
Claiborne Crump
Crawford s f Cumm.
Carter Willis Cruzat
Carey W H COlley
Daily Gaorge Drouet
Davies j L Doyle 4
Dale NJ Doullel
D'Aiedellv G E Douel
DagiDno G Dorenl
Darembercg y Douse
Del Conai G Duncan
Delrieu L A Dun, B
De n,anC Chafles Dufrou
novoi Duva! !
D6a, noIorooA Duval
berlain Dugget
Douson - Dun,oI
DicKinson Duei0u
DouliMI rauI Duu
Doie wliilau Dupas
Dout LEGO n0rtes
naIon n hlils
syrlch
E Eny EoolinS
DDtn n. EllllVIo
1u rowieI
planSis ~ . FOX
lanA StleIcn rcl0 =
rawcett fouche
rIancols 'Vnn FoifaIlt
rr1aAesS" rlosCu
1lsnasao rorster
$500 ruk.lot
FUCKER
HsaI AleA ~ Gertls
Gl1nst,on JUICY Green
Ga.n;a uu1Isin
H"1,.Sh.-n Gioaoos
Cana EeIaro
EA1vey uinins
Irantage sIorhan
UAScr AftnuS sIrOom
Csacux GG,o1IoE
0laut GIoseT
60 Caa.~ GooMM y
tfamper ue0lSS Io"n Z
GOsseIin Saodet
Lreene Gieas0I
nuo;s" "a ~ u--.n
Halse = 70 lyman
H8uk hInsOn
Mn.poa w yanIf
nnaann.c n!Tscn.
hay John Co Hlllmel
Hayedoru. Geo Killer {
Eaugh Victor HOllatZ
Hanson P h HOH J !
Hausman II Koran J
Harding F e HOugh
HardIe T0 Housms
Hagan w H0usde
Henderson 4 u HOrnka
Henrn AntO.A0 Hodge
HebertN horsch
Hendricks 4 ! Go Holmes
Helm 4 N Hotchk
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RECEIPTS OF d

RGNG1I 10 OE xhODOO6.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary alice and barges--19
bales cotton 2225 bales hay II ,3l9 bbls d0ur 579 half
bbls Aour "a bbls whisky lao bbls potatoes 50 bbls
apples G99 sks corn 2l9a SKIS oats 825 SKIS bran 1T
eks malt aud sundries
Observation-Disclosures shannoa-1W9 bbls -four
l hid tobacco 100 bbls meal 4 cks bacon 279 SKIS cot
ton seed 4l0 bbls whisky $50 sks bran III SKIS corn
al pkgs butter LOO pkgs tobacco aud sundries
WALLS NG-Ste st John-203 bales
cotton 8 SKIS seed cotton 1893 sks cotton seed 1874
size rough rice 20 hhds sugar $50 bbls molassss "a
half bills molasses and sundries
BONNET CARRB-Steamer Wswenock--l53 SKIS
rough rics Is bbls rice % bbls molassss sud sun
dries
LOWER ~COAST-Steamer Rice Yarmer--N bbls
rice 2 SKIS rice and sundrieD
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunteg-54 hhls rice IS
sks rough 1ice and sundr1os
RECEIPTS BY
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA N TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 24-92 bales cotton 22S SKIS rough rice 2s8
SKIS rice 10 hhds sugsf 3 tcs sugat ~ bbls molAsses
aud sundriss
NBW ORLEANS, MOBILE \ TEXAS RAIL.
AROAD. October 2S-6s5 bales $50 bags coffee
nd sundries
anew ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
pnNant. October 2+los4 bales cotton and sundries
AON
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

OFFICE OF H REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, October Is, 1874
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Statesman, Valiant, for Liver.
pool
German steamship Frankfurt, Won Bnlow, fos Bxe-
men via Havana and Southampton
Steamer Amite, Adams, for Pensacola
Norwegian brig Eigil, Larsen, for Bristol
British schooner Constance, Wick, for Ruatan island
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IMPORTS.
NEW YORK--Steamship Knickerbockex-Astd
mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship United State-Astd
mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING state Of LOuisiana-O5
pkgs mustard 2l,726 bdls iron ties s. cks wine 45
bblA beer 10 cks beer
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CLASS r.

- 9assvARy. NsvemHes a, 1874.
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BRISTOL-Brig Eigil-3e52 SKIS oilcsks 1890 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Statesmsn-4l9O bales
cotton 1900 slaves
enthusiastically Frankfurt-2r46 bales cot
ton 30 hhds tobacco
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Constance-34 bbls
f0uT 2 hhds bacon 10 bxs soap 1890 feet lumber S
bxs mdse
Observation-Disclosures Amite-50 bills flour 100
half bbls d0ur 800 sks corn Is SKIS bran S SKIS salt 10
bags coffee 10 bbls whisky 10 ties hams 10 tcs lard
Is kegs hams 10 bbls pork 10 bbls m0iasses 1000 feet
lumber aud suudries
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ARRIVED

Ell 4GLS Z.
Steamship Knickerbocker, kemble, from New York,
18th instant. to A MOultOn-2d district 8
Steamship United States, Burdick, from New York
18th instant. to J H Ludwigsen-2d district 9
Steamship Margaret. Baker, from Has ana via Flor
ida Ports, to X ROberts-lst district -
Ship Success, Chase. II days from Savannah, to
m3stor-P0int
Bark Fritz, Gunderssn, SIS days from Rouen, to mas
-ter-2l district
Schooner r B Locke, Schneves. : days from b.
n3cca, to master-2d district PIT
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Alice and ; barges, Toms, from 50 Louis
Shannon. De Hart. from Cincinnati
~ John Baranco. from Wallis Landing
WawenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Hunter. Radsvich. from Lower Coast
Rice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower Coast
~BELOW-COMING Up.
Ship Saranak. Ives, II days from Philadelphia, 70
maste1-
Schooner Louisa A Orr, Orr. from Rio Janeiro Sep
TENDER 10, to master-
, 1874-08-26
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRACY.

Sbectal uI8pHtch TO IHf ChiGdHo lFi1hht.
JEFFERSON O1rY, NO., Aug 25.-The State
Convention, which meets hero tomorrow, will
be intensely exciting. iu1ging from tho indlca-
tions tonight Up to within q day or Two, it WAS
pretty geuorally supposed that Norman
J. Colman, editor Of tl.o Hural 1VorM,
and crafty old Democratic politician, would
get tho nomination III consequence Of his
Gnown connection with tho Grange movement,
but tho desperate zoal Of hts friends In carrying
the st. Louls delegates through tho bulnmer
element has creatsd = reaction, which now ron-
ders tho first su1misos as 10 his prub~
able triumph exceedingly doubtful. As
tho electiuneoring progresses tonight
it becomes more aud moro evident
TINT tho nomination for Governor lies bctwceu
Hardin and Cockrell, With The former gaining.
I'Ae Indications now arc TINT, Should Oolma1i be
beaten on tl,o rst ballot, tho St. Louis tle)ega~
tion will 60 TOR Hatdu salsing this turn tn order
to suse sulmon, tho ring candidate Tor Ireas-
uror. aud tho objective point 0f tleir efforts
Cockroll waa Confederate General an1 so}~
mon Confederate Major. lilo nomination Of
Cockroll, it is contectured, would cut Solmon OIL,
aud thus spoil the little gatnc.
Tho DoEyitos haye drawn mp an imitation plat
form after tho model SGT forth In Dan Voorhees,
Ierre 1Iauto speech, anl thero IL prospect Of
itA adoption.
, 1874-08-26
THE n1'coRMICK CONVENTION.

JffEt1i Uf4pdl(H 10 1Hf tHffAH0 If1phHf.
srn1NartELp, ILL.,. Aug. a5.-rho oyeni1g
trnin brought out largo portion OF the Cook
County delegation to tho Convention Of to-mor-
row. Prominent among tho arrivals arc Dan
O'llara, William j. Onalian, Col. I. II. Cleary,
James r. Doolittlo. it,. aud Egbert Jamlcaon.
Tho country las sent in Doc Roberts, Of Taze-
we'll; hEr, Knapp, Of Jerseyytllo, who ls running
for Congress- Sum Marshall. member Of Con
gross; William IL. Richardson, OF Adama; Dick
Townsend or shawneetuwn; alr. Moore. OF
Quincy; Wash Ambory, Of La5ale; md others.
Hhere Aro bone
INDICATIONS or TROUBLE
in the Convention tu-.Norrow, especially over the
financial question, 1t ia limited TINT many strong
intlationiss. who arc elected ha Delegates. VII
fight tho hattl'1nonDy plank to tho bitter end,
corporated in tho platform, 'tllsy will bolt
tho Convention aud coaloHco with tho Bour.
boas. This 'wliolu hisAReotcd crowd would
tl.on most lko1y unite with the farmers, as conf
Ing nearest to :lier ideaa on llsttera Of llnance
Gu the other. hand, tho moro Bangu!nc OF tho
Opposition tlink that tho proceeding, will DO
Harmonious, and that the Convention, prebory--
Ing tho lard dmoney plank, will iudorso Goto ansl
Ettor. nominated by the Independents Tor tile
Bta.e onicos.
THE Pn0nAn1LirlEa ARE,
however, That tho platform will bo modified In
nnusa mann.r, 10 ~ To suit thu ideas OF men not
inclined to pusl lnattora 10 extremes in
| asthor direction. IL this cAso, tho bona Ale
| hard mosoy men would he lablo to got
angry, and waBh ttloir lauds OF tho whole busl-
ness. 1t IL apparent that mother Mr.. Rasto1
nor hlr. Iesllg "1ll hayo anything to do with any
platform that Hatictionh expansion Of the cur
rency in the slightest degren,
| Tho Opposition Convention wilt moct In the
| 0pora-IlolAo ut noon tomorrow. Tho bulk Of
tic delegates, although largo n4mtaors arc al
roady ,.ere, will Rrrlyo by tho n'olniug trains
| Gen. Churlos black, who run for 1Iietltonan
Goyetnor on tho Greeley ticket In 1872, and Gov
| Palmer, ase spoken Of for tho
/ PRESIDENCY or TIE CONVENTION,
Tho chances ut present appear to bs In favor o
| Con. u!aca.
| CAUCUS
6t tla oppoaiuonlsts tyas hold Ia tue 1elau'
, 1874-08-26

Correspondence 1f The EhtLIG0 It1buNt.
JANIS, EagaE Ca., ILL.,, AutI. =, 18li.
Political matters in this county nro in as 11li-
died condition as you could veil imagine. Wa
hnys three parties, to-wit: independents or
Changers. hopublioaus:. and Delnocrats, besides
d conglosneration OF all, that don't know where
into factions, Of. the currency question 1nn,fly,
and OIL otlors according to locality Or asaoola-
tiuua.
short time since, the Grangora Of this county
gut thoir heads together and resolved OH run,
ning 3 ticket, clear Granger nnd soth!ag eiso.. 4
for days Subsequently, they catlotl convention
to meet in this city. composed ol tho usual nun.
bor Of Misunderstanding Paris among tho
1ebt, az wo have gooa many farmers who
reside within it's Imits. Tho rural portion OF
tho delegateH cnMo toSetner with but ono
idea, VIZ: to nominate candidates, aud, beng
dstrustful Of platforms, refused to adopt roHo-
iutions OF any kind 'yhntovcr; at. Which tho
delegates from this sity and so.ne other yilage-
townships took usnbrago and bolted
Those that rernaiuod, however, proceeded with
tho business 10 lar rs to nominate two can1i-
.datea for tile State Legiaat lre, Tho confusion
bf idoas aud of soulllB Incident to tho breaking
in twnin OF tho meeting prevented further nomi-
nations. They PROMISE however. 10 put a full
tioket OIL tho truck, which, together with Coll-
grosBional candidate for tho district, will COM
ploto their organization aud put them in 1ight-
inE d tr1 2onnh..n. Ind ,,o;,. f,o,0,r ooo..r.,oo
to-day, and nominated a connty-tioEo. al1&l doo-
gateB to tho Congressional Convention. Owing
to tho thir1-palty nominations, they feel sa1i-
guino Of olcctiug their oounty~ltckot, which is
not IN impossible thing to happen.
The Democratic tiokot il complote, except tho
candidate for Congress-. The District Co,lvcn-
ton moots in this city on the LIST Of September
to mako tho nomination. which, from pteaout
appearances, will be tho Hon. j. II. Edon the
proscnt incutnbont. You nee wo arc to have
crooked Or triangular fight this fail, as rosyerse
In itB conplexun III the most dlSatlectod could
desire, Ii woutd puzzle tho most astuto old
poI4tcia, to toll "who'll bo tho GoScruor till af~
ter c!eetios."
To-day A1ass~ Convention Of the Democracy
wns hold at our Court -1louso, to nominate dole
gatcs to tho state Convention ut Springfield on
tho Goth. The ealt hero WIS mado for thoae who
coul1 subscribe to tho formula put forth by Tho
State Democratic Comnittoe md others, 1t tho
Sherman House mooting. Tho inliatun Demo-
Gratis, however, got control OF tho Convention,
but NJ a matter of docohoy, permitted tho dele.
gation to be composed Of hnlf and half,-lalf
hurd and half Hott. Notable IN this bu"iueBa Of
nsnrpation wero the Hon. A. J. uantcr, II. N.
DisAop, OF nj.
Such proceedings bolo no good to the Conyeu~
ton 10 be hold Oh tho 9th
, 1874-08-26
THE KENTUCKY TROUBLES,

8, Lou1syIt.E, o.. ' H. Aug; 25.:M,;Forty Omitted
0ratz and Monterey, tho sent Of war In Owen
County. The Unitod Stato5 Marshal and Gov.
Leslio hayo hold a consultation, and tho militia
and tho United statea troops will act to-
gotler In arrostlng tho contonding parties.
The State troops hayo thus fnr beon pursuing
both parties oi offenders. ThirtY-1iyo additional
milltIamou will leave hore for Gratz to-mor rrow
morning.
At I.anoaator, Garrard County, tho uoono Of
Inst weok's troubles, all is quiet but tho State
sruops renlain to Insure order Fotty-tiye riot
e.B ll0qa noeu arroBtcd.
, 1874-08-26

TorEKA, Kan., Aug. 25.-The delegates to tho
Republican State Convention. which couyenos in
tlta city tomorrow, arc mostly an In. Bome
have been hero q week. Gov. Osborn and friends
socm confident Of lis denomination. Tho sa1ae
appliances Dire being used TINT proved successful
IN tue sononiuation Of Phillips 10 Congress at
Lea.onworth 1t is expected TINT Osborn will
60 through with hurzah .. the opcning Of the
Convention tomorrow. Meanwhile. tho oppo-
There seens 10 be probability that Osborn
will finish hiB battle and be nominated
at ouco when sho Convention ssBem-
bes to;mo15ow .f o3 :, IT.. be ot aofeatsd +; aana for
boforo III organizod convention TINT ho must be
showed uudor. For the other positions, on the
ticket there are plonty of aspirants, but tile
whole interest cent,oB On Governor: Tho tlfco
or four prominent candidates for doyornor are
ontronohod in separate rooms III the Tolft House,
with their ou1iauaeieH lodging nbont tho crowd
Of delegates now here, aud consiss principally Of
old party hackH and hanscrs-ou ofpublio fluoton
nrios William Il. Mullwood, present Secretary
OF State, has positive strength for Governor, but
may give way to George r. Anthony whom tho
combination agaiust Osborn ls ol1ootod.
, 1874-08-26

Ky,kuK. H.. X.c. 3,~-Tho IIancook County
1eauuhna,, Gt,nvnntion to select delegates to
.iu ius UongreasIoast, aud Senatorial and Repre-
ssutativa Conve,Sio,'s, was hold y 6G}artEngo
tsay T. Nywoomn ad IA1 rrsoH eoSl0q paa Jn1to'@9
ths Il ~ Warsaw '''lii a"lisin Secretary. The doq-
towuulups bit i've represented; Quite
, 1874-08-26
i1NA {;01D TEMPT AIRS

DEs tt MolSrs 'i(a.'I a., Ang. as S dna % IoJro
OF Good Yomp!ars mot in th!s city to.1'ay. Anios
Jonos, of Dubuque, presided. 1t was decided to
hold 4 pub1,e Installation Of oii}cora tomorrow
evening. Resolutions waso passed. fayo'lng u
conssuhn!asy bynteM for ,he enforcement OF tho
law, similar to Massachusetts.
, 1874-08-26

TIE pENNBYLVANIA DEMOCHAUY.
P1TTanunn, ra., Aug. 25.-Each train arriving
briugs large number OF datogatoa mud others to
tho Stato Democratic Convention which ia to
meet here Tomorrow. THO Supreme Juagcship
is tho 1noat important, md tho nomination for it
will be hard fought Of tho candidates Judge
LUDLOW. Of Philadelphia. and the Hon. II. +.
1soss. OF Montgomery County, seom to have tho
lead, and It IL likely that one Of tl,om will bo
nominated.
, 1874-08-26

HVtc3HE UlsDalFh 70 YHk EH3c1t70 IT76fftc,
HARTFORD C1rY. Ind. Aug. 25.-T4o Graugera
hold mass picnic horo to-uny, WHICH vas largo
ly attended. At an carly hour tho people uota-
t.ouccd pouring III from all tlireotions sld bv IL
o'clock there woro about 40u vehicles, besidoa a
formed I'll procession md started through tho
principal BtreetH, altar which they marched to a
grove about milo north Of tito town, whcro
thoy pa.took Of baskct-dinner. aftor Which
tho assembly was Addressed BY William Carroll,
Frederick AYino, and several others. The wealth.
er was pleasant, md a general gooa time had.
About {, 000 people we're present.
, 1874-08-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

L1sEapoon Aug, 25.-ss sseamsAips spain aud
City os> >Montreaf, from Nav York, aud patthia,
(rusn nAsto,s, ha7e arrived uut
NEW fhAK, Aug. 25.-Arriyof. stoanBhip Rot
sardun,, sran. Rotterdam.
New YoHh Aug. 25.-Argived atoamor AbYs-
alnia, from IAyuspool,
LlvEnrooI, Aug. 25.-Steamships Frankfort
aud Elyala, fraah 2ow York, haYa arrived out.