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OUR CHURCHES.

LiRiSTIAN CHURCII-Eighteenth street
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourth Sunday
sunday school at . p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
R Is TRiMBLE, Pastor.
Preaching, sabbath At 10i am. aud "a =. m
t'tayer neeu g, Wednesday At u p. m.
'sobAtb School, pm. J. NJ. Lansden, gu.
porintendent. HKv. II. THAYER, Pastor
sErHODi5T.-- Eighth aud Walnut SITS.
Hrsschiny, sabbath at IL a.u., and p. m
'rayer meeting, Wednesday, "A pm.
sabbath school, .. pm. l.. W. stillwell,
trsrintonGent. hEv. J. l.. WALLER,
IsstOr.
rUHCH OF THE Observation-Disclosures
pI.)
horning prayers. Sabbath ioa an.
evening prayers, pm.
~sbbsth School, . am.
Rgv. 'H,s. 4. GtLBERT, Rector.
I. Alsu'h GOA, d--Ninth st. and
tsuingtoD hNsadsl
fubiio service, sabbath $40 aud lo4 an.
Ncspers, pm.
sabbath School, 2 pm.
DrTYice every day, s AIN.
XIV. i. j. O'HALLoRAs, Priest.
+. JOSEPH'S CIiURCH.-(tfermap, cor.
uer OF Walnut and Cross streets.
Mas. every Sabbath Ut 10 O'Clock a. m.
Nesp5rs, Up. m.
Mas during week days, s O'Clock a. m.
REV. q. HOFFMAN, Priest.
EdAAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-l3th
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
freaching sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
sabbath School at 2 O'clock .. m
KEW. q. DUERsCHHEn, Pastor.
'UUNG MEMS CHKISTiAN AssoCIA-
TlOh.-Regular meeting second Monday
each month at their room over Rockwell
n f'lis hDQE Htnra ffQFufuaFatal
Weekly Prayer mesting, Friday, u pm. at
be room.
l.. w. sTILLwkLL, President.
ECONp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Corner Sycamore and Forty
hrst streets. Preaching Sabbath At IL
o'clock a. m. and Q O'Clock .. IN.
sunday School o'clock p. IN.
Tile church Is connected with the Illinois
Association, ty the Fret Missionary Bap-
tist Church OF Cairo.
REV. SOLOMON LxosAHD, Pastor.
fRlCAN METHODfST.-Fourt be
tween Walnut and Cedar.
soryices, sabbath. II am.
sabbath school, II pm.
Class ineou At q pm.
sCoSD FREE WILL BApTIsT.-Fif.
tgsnth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath, y T. and q 3 Y 2; N; p.,,,
hEE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH sCHOOL.--Coner Walnut
ard Cedar Streets.
sabbath school, . am.
.IltsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-Cury's Barracks
services, sabbath II an, Bpm. AMP. m.
REV. WA. KELLEY, Pastor.
INST MISSIONARY BAPTIsT CHURCH.
-Cedsr, between Ninth and Tenth Sta.
Preaching sabbath, lOi am. and "A pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath school, ~ pm. John vanBAXter
sud Mary stephens, superintendents.
REV. 7. J. SHORES, Pastor.
tCOSD BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Baptist church recognized by the As
ISOLATION.
ssrvices, Sabbath. II am. 3 IN. and pm.
kYy. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.
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JOHN HARPER.
tCourler..Journal.l


Uncle John Harper, the famous Blue
grass turfman, and owner of Lougfel.
low, died at his home in Woodford
county, Wednesday. lie had been i'll
for long time, confined to the room
and occupying the very bed in which
his sister, Betsy Harper, was murdered
two years ago. lie was an
old man, marked by many
peculiar traits of character, and
popular among stock -raisers and sports.
men everywhere. The Harper home
stead, pear Midway, is one Of the finest
residences in the world. 1t came to
tie family with the early settlement Of
Kentucky, and has never been out Of
II. A more old.fashioned master could
not be conceived. His estate is valued
at over a quarter Of a million Of dol
lars.
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STATE OFFICERS.

governor-John l.. Beverage
l;outenAnt-Go ycrnor-
Secretary of State-George IL. Harlow.
Auditor Of state--C. +. LippiEcott.
state Treasurer-Casper Rutz.
Attorney Gencral-JameH X. Edsall.
5upt Public Observation-Disclosures Ba.emAn
CONGREssMES.
Senat0rs--Richsrd j. Oglesby and John A.
soVAn.
Representative Eighteenth Distrtc,-Isacc
dement's.
MEAIBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representative IN the Both district
: Ohn IL. Oberiy, VIM. A. Lemms and Math-
j. lnsc0re.
senstor for the b0th district.--Jesse Ware
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander.
state : Attorney-Patrick ii. Pope.
Clerk-R. :. Yocum.
sherif-A. III. Irwin.
VIM. Martin--Asseasor and Treasurer.
suryeyor-John =. liely.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge y. Bross.
Associates.-J. Il. McCrite and y. Marchil'
lon.
Clerk-Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner--,Iohn II. Gossmah.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, GO
Alexander County,
In the Circuit court of Alexander county,
September Term, 1874.
the Howe Machine Company
VS..
John X. Lowe and Amelia NJ. Lowe, his
wife: William Martin; William X. Lane !;
Cleopatra Brown and Eliphley Brown her
husband.
Bill in Chancery to Foreclose Mortgage
and tor Relief.
Notice is hereby given of the pendency
OF the above entitled suit and that the time
and place of the return Of summons IN the
case is the first day OF the next term OF SAID
court to be holden at the court house In the
city of Cairo, in said county, on the first
Monday OF September, 1874, -
REUBEN s. HOCUM,
GREEN& GILBERT, Clerk OF said Court
solicitors tor Complainant.
| 2i-7-20-dl-w4t
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DEMOCRATIC
Congressional Convention.
IEIGuTEENrH DISTRICT

ADcmocratic Convention, Tor the purpose
OF nominating candidate tor Congress III
this usth,) District, is hereby called to meet
at
ANNA, on THURSDAY, THE 50 DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1874, AT . O'CLOCK I'm.
The ratio of representation will be one dele
gate for each two hundred votes, and one
for each fractional my votes. east for Hon.
q. W. Wall for Congress, in 1872. The
counties in the District will been titled TO
the following rcprescntation:
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The Democratic Co. Committees in each
of the counties are respectfully requested to
call county conventions, and appoint dele
gates to represent their counties in said con-
vcntion.
BY order of Congressional Committee,
THOMAS WILSON, Chairman.
NJ Newspapers throughout the District
will please publish the above call.
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SECRET ORDERS.


~ % COMMASDERY, No. 13.-stated
A., rOly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, fret
ard lL.rd Mondays In each month.
AFRO COUNCIL, No. X.--RsgulAr Convo-
osti d At Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In each month.
vocation nj Masonic Hall, on the third
Tue-tsy OF oyery month,
AFRO LODGE, SO. 237 r. & A. N -Rsgu-
lar c. .nmunications at Masonic Hall, the
secr a and fourth Mondays OF each month.
TIE ODD-fELLOWS.
ALEXANDER LODGE, 22i-Meets In odd
rellows' Hall, In Arters building, every
Thursday evening ~ = O'Clock.
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XNey e Conner State 81.
CHICAGO.

TAs most Rsnospasd spseidiist ~ ths Age, inf
,yratm.as or PRIY4TE, CHRONIC and ".
VARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAkSEss.
IN. .ss.s Of carly isAl-ssioaA s<Ass sass' sra,
socrrTY. .npAlsKp sIoIr, Lo6s or hxsosv Ass
hAsuooD rgsl kgSrLy crnTn. rns cSrAs W
MEDICAL LlrERAfuRz. iusavsisA ia se.'s' 'es's"s.
sxyl.inias vhs psy nAny. WIZ ~. w. ~ 49, -.
70 marriage. Their ratsrs, Gauss SAD ssfs. ~
ssns,s -sain scaled ss"sps iAdis. sssse ~ 80
,,--A. .,s,l,.a ~i,h priysls sPArtssssa. ~ s@s
NC. -. cusss GsAssa.ssd- kSssss sss<s - -
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NEW EST,
MOST FASHIONABL
AND HANDSOM b.!

Millinery Goods to be 'oun n the market
She will keep on hano ,
HATS, BoNHETs, ELowER-, Ribbons
DREss TRIMMIHGs or ALL KINDS,
IAn,rs FuRNIsuISd Goops, NOTIONS
C,LLAEs, UNpEssLxEvEs, RuFrs,
And Nil goods found In millinery torres, n.
Of which will be disposed OF st the ioWeh
cash prices. ms. jackson respet ruiiy
asks continuation of the patronage wnien
mas beep 30 liDerally bestowed upon ner w
the ladies OF Cairo and the VicihitS'
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized,
by business men having faith in their own
, wares, ~ the most effective means for SO.
curing for their goods wide recognition
Of their merits.
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FO u N d 4 Y
M A G Fl / N Il S II o L
Foaaxs AND PRE- Primo.

MI ACEIIN FIR
Manufactured anu repaired.
Special attention given 70 light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail work
and all work OF similar character.
Steam and gas ltting in all its branches.
A full assortment OF Morris, Tasker Coz
Philadelphia Pipe and fittings. Brass goods
ETC., and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAs
MADE 4 SPECIALITY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
and boiler feeder The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, ana Judsont
nstent governor and governor valve.
THE following engines, etc., FOR sale
Two steamboat engines, Isl inch bore OF
cylinder; five feet stroke, and In good ordsi.
Zone steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
one engine for hoisting freight; TiXl8.
One I0X20 saw mill engine, with shan IND
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 7Xl2 engine; my own manufss'
ture. a. o. gtA 40 ~
Also, a sec ,nd-hand stsve cutting ma
chine and ;ointsr, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engines and machinery OF sii kinds bought
and aold ...-.-.
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These Elegant Chromos are by far the most
nrassiys pictures ever given 70 the pnD-
i sp being tuIl of humor and "Pluek" 70 the
ast extent. Size 10 by % inches, mountsa
upon canvass and strainers. Price $i9 inc
pair. send orders 10 the publisher, .;
RYDER, $50 superior street, Cie'eiahu' W.
900 d23m-w3na
, 1874-10-02

t,t.ineas into working md voting for Den,amn r.
nutler. ! have wG!o an officer, packod Tho eau.
tIn increat ot Butler. vii lnu's That uu.icr, wih
I'll tho powor llo ,,as, will e,ic,yor a. hla lelers
s @ @ T. a ho nysaf "e Sss o 80
lilo for what / say. / hays roco1yol money from
Unel Rues Marshal ual,cr aud ollcr Dnticr tcsl IL
New Bedford. just before tlp Butter ca.c,iso, last
year. received l,'t,iey from tho lluds Of Buffers
rrt1lo' to curly tho cAueLees tllerr aud Thu iuuy
Was nse'l iur tsIat Entose. Yeteiyel Mu,.oy from
uther 10 10 10 ELL liver n,<t lark ,cl,sos Tor But.
1cr. stnn1 ready as young lnat formerly strong
tho hills II berkshire hn1 tht atorcs Of pruyillce.
town, Al proclaim to tic stItu tho rostencas mud
corruption tlins s to rnlioou lilo Dnt'er oyautsa
ant fa1fchpod but ktard reudy Ia ,ucu. any nuer
1ta l',am ou nny iasfor, IN my ee u sis stae. a
ha1sc, rerh"rs; hut esory Hail who knows MO nud
NnowH Wy sesutd ~ so!aaer am uitixen will Say
shat i'cnn Just what my, usl l,nye tho courage to
sct retspusl rasl%nsSls %s or g Ely Ss Word T aer
a It is my ear1est Wish 10 spea before tho people of
sae,. ~ toon ~ Eoaasls ou tLth 11asor shall 10
been my friends, but with truth my side, at rus
sessing TIC puck 70 speak It. defy then, 9lls a 81!
ana now throw down my uaar. =. !. slnAoSs."
THE ANTI utirIEntFEs.
Tic opposition il tic Essux District n at last NJ
proaSla.g tio nA!on witch a good et3sua hope wtt
stste !o-lorrow will rnblsnh litter from Willard
I. Phillips In which, lie spcaks uf tlae request
n.ado Of hin Y allow tho use ,,,, Or biz ia.o o
that Gen. Butler haa sometimes voted nut only
sonsrnry 70 tho wishes OF Ills constituents
but against Tho best ,nscresss Of Tho eountry,
ctoscn to repro:ent tho people. 1lo had hoped that
nll lilo opotvnts Of Dtlcr atid ircnls Of good gov-
do ~, he Ia rtauy u all M every wny tho attain
nlont uf v cotnn,9n op]ecl. The Gusetta lmys high
cSn,p,lnsat to MF. palLtpss "ad'nrsss th9 uiot u
worthy Of tlcif support.
, 1874-10-02
THE CITY PRIMARIES.


The foloweng gentlemen have bccn appointed by the
primaries il their respective wards:
tTrst Eiard--rlii Conlpy, Fred Jeuaeh, Frank r,
Sherman, Louis W,,ndor!c, Fred Erby.
tsfcbitd Hnrd-IAo1las natltgaI Geo. Mcsuer
Adulpl Schultz. 4. Berg, H. FIantltry.
Third Ifufa-W,n. Fitzgerald, II. u, King, Nicholas
neesc. Maurice GeaFy. Frank Sshweinfarti..
Fourth ilarl-Jas. Short, john Drirr, II. ghauiey,
Jacob Ritter, George Iochulu.
FtffA Rdrd-M. Gnlllardt. John Ryan, Jacob Rid
dla, A. ]. MaAer, Il. g. Sharp
!stttA Hur-atichae Alalloy. j. ]. alcChorty. james
Dunt!ed, Jouu ZIfuMurIuaI Harvey Norris,
tt&1 Sshaak, John phcIfar, CrIst 1iloss.
Ajphh Ndrd-E. g. McDonncl, Jamcs Lynch,
W,lam Rabol, @. l.. Nelhof, Jeremiah 0lowrcy.
NiatA nara-Jacnb MoAr, Jamrs l. Dalton,
ltnth !Iard-John Cochran, Tom Brennan. Capt
Thoa,as a1c0in, Dr., y. 2. Dannc, tilmou Forhan.
Efcrenlh U'aya-D. MtD.uxal, william Klon,
George J. Hoffman. Henry Weber, Charles T. Brown.
3!eelnh !tard-CaEt. J. Y. Connest, George Vun
no!lcI, Malcolm McDonald, Oven McClul1c, Sucliaol
Tt'ftrenM nant-I. D. Miller, Austin Doyle. John
6utto!Jp W1ltaln RnelRrdt, John Fcllfalip.
Fourteenth iFard-GApt. William. Turtle, Y. Enob-
,och, Ihomas Flood, Henry Mcdurren, Thomas
,fiftrfnh Ward-Jamca AlcGratll, Louis Schultz.
chriatorhcr Casselnau, Thomas oI3rlen John Duol.
lGr.
aizttentA rayd-acorge wssl,hurn, aeorgs ,Yanscl.
John coAtello. William 6truncl:. William Boiling
Ssrtat<enth rard-Adolph sc,.oeutnger, John Stack,
q. Eorn, II. Gchinehl. Fritz Krtu.cr,
EfghfaHM HAfd--aiel,ael Mc(urn, Thomas Car
ney o a Ma1sSaag Msgtag 1lnH Ghare. sasey
durf, Edward Six, Daniel t.allrry.
Iaceatlesh Nurtl-M q, lfurt1lctt J. L. Walsh Af1am
1aai, Adam Bateslye, Il. Henusssy.
, 1874-10-02
WARD MEETINGS,
THE THIN 1rA1.n

About two dozen white lnen aix negroes, and three
small boys assembled last eyeniug at No. Gu sautl
Stats street, for tho prposo uf forming Republican
Ward Club for the Third Ward.
atr. j. ". Mcaeuutss wan elucted Chairman pro tau,
aud 3Ir. ]. T. Amber, 6ocraary. On ,notioa ts i,l-
low1ng Comtuteo WIS appointed to n,aks nominations
Vtorling, Bonner, and l.. D. Hyde. During tic ID.
scncp OF tho Committee 3isl. linntsr nude apuecA
Iuullatury Of tic 1tcpublttal party.
After uM abaalto 1f abomt ha.i An hnur Tho COM
mites ressrngA aud nominated le following ra ,or-
,nHaynt officers Of lilo Third Ward lepullican Club
Fiee-tfts.dtNts-A.drowD Brow, 4. o. Hyde, H. II.
uauuork, l. H. Hronmpr, Char!us /. Wilson.
Hecrrtary-I. q. An,leT.
Trkusprsr-j. ". McGeintha.
j!xeeufice tuaaMittxk-John H. Drake, Henry Brad.
fortl. Chm Heller. NIX Heftod r; 9, vier!ing, ". T.
". Aecker. HuI 4. Makrnlnl1.
slceehes were Iualo by +. n. nceaer, g. ". Gage,
and others, alter which tho meeting RdJonraad.
TnE FIFTH WAND.
Atout fifty Of tho yuters Of tho Fifth Ward, who
adhere to tlu peoplb's purity, held meeting 1t .he
corner OF Thirr-rat aud Siato streets ast evening"
anil lfselad 10 Apeotl0A n.als by Il. II. Fcrssztar,
FFot Law1st aud otleia.
IIIE FOURTEENTH WAND.
neeltng Of tho Republican Club OF tho Fourteenth
wartl wss held laat ayouiag In Tamlnauy Hall, the
President, William Ni!alns, tn the chatr, An Ex-
ceut!ve Committee appointed ut previous moet,ng,
teported that they hsd secursd tbs hall for evening
s PET evening" Al tlera Tx1 10 other ktpes9 befors
ths Club tia Fscsdsu. snnouucoa that speoahas were
AM Quirt asaltnsd 10 4aatssa tht club Rating thA.
, 1874-10-02
lHfTuAlY.

Special Dt.natch to The Chttago Tf'bMns. =.
M1IwAuaEa, OFT. 1.-Tho I1on.. 4. G. Miller, Iate
died s,t,,ioniy Ut hto bonr On Wainpstsny night. He
pioneer ollcla Of tho doncral Government. and
commenced bin lore III l8s8 as Judge Of the
Territorial Court. LAat January ho resigned tue p0a-
hon ho lina 40 long nnd ably fito3, mud was s'r-
ceetetl by Tho Hon. James II. Howe The obse4usea
Tho Milwaukee 1]ar at,t ponccr oinb Of tho county.
LITTLE 1ock, Oct 1.--s[rn. Matilda Jonnaon. one Of
tho oldest eittzUna Of Littlu ocK, died this MORNING.
son, who appointed by President aIouroo Terri.
t0rla JtlGo Of Arkansas fl 1a49, aud mother Of the
4. j. Beaver, both Unisel Btatea Senators prur to
tho War.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 1.-Dr. Luther p. Wntherhy
rocoy elected hasal Of tho Claucery Court Ia this
city, died this morning
, 1874-10-02

itaseiat Di.raAeA 10 TIC EAfsst4o tFfhans.
BOSTON, oat 1.-The following appears In tile
aHanug caiilon Of tbs iitraha:
Bosyon, Oct !, 1871,
II Ms Eattpr u fAs Hsralk:
"1wel know the opposition sAfl meet with III gtg
ting Tho following facts u Tho pullc i and Aioue
sm Responsible for iho Hst9.an ~! about to '.ah.
ehicanery. fraud corruption. For tlreo ycars u
unlted st4te4 onices. ia aoyer'aaent hours !Astn4
Government timo, have done that for tho Butler
p.rty which 1t this ,aoment brlngs ths bISh
qf shame to ny fAsa IL hayo gono
aoss I'D laso ssS a uss !fI ~ ssa
Ht4&es eia.nx II nsllaltals niea II &ae LIQUOR
, 1874-10-02
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

PonT HURON, Nioh., Oct. l.-Down-rropa Wnona
Arctto.
up-reona Atlantic, Msn!stee. Gos.,es, Plymouth,
Idaho, u. r. Wao Alnt consort Wetmoro aud consort
Grant, Gold Hunter, Michigan, Bslkirk, Nawsboy
Janaus Wade, john 4urt, Wel!st 1ust, EltlA Q4kAoL
urooljyn. Thpmn! ]. Mott, 1oquoA.
Wtnt-8outht tHlaA.
, 1874-10-02

Special Dt.parh 10 THs Chiraya irfhaas.
l4tSALLE H., Ort. 1.-Thu coal-:I!inorA III tho
psoy Of tho Northern Illinois Coal ana Iron Comrany In
!hih ry, held meaiug today for thu purpose Of d.
1tberattn on thn luostio Of Negea for tho full aId
wutes wark. and resolyo4 to resume work II allowed
~ cuts ion 'Huro tl!a IL paid at tho 6treatar nnea
fnr ailar gefyce. The bleet1o amount Of wages re-
qu1r0a will be known tomorrow,
, 1874-10-02

SFtc1aI U}spH!ch to TIE EHrHY0 FF71NHtt
anANn NAlIps, a!sch., Oct. l.-Ihttc IL awakened
interest tn tAta city among the worki1ynon In respect
to political nlattora, and tIis evening maEs meeting
under the uspces Of their orgauizasiony wsa held II
previous, nominated by tho worlugmen Tor Repre-
Hontatiy6 in lilo Stae Legislature addressed tho as-
senltlage, Gid alfo llls lion. H. D. Wilbor, tho
Democratic nominee for Congress, Enl Others 1teso
lutions faYoriug oqual compensation Of, men sud
women for sorYcas equally Rendered, l!conso law:
to tho rcoIo aud ju opposition 10 Tue Immediate re-
turn to al'eesu payments adnteL The meeting
WIZ arKely attended, sui much autlusaRm prevailed
, 1874-10-02
TEE NEVADA INDEPENDENTS.

TIE NEVADA lNuEPEN DEET9.
8AS rnASo1sco, Ca., Oct. 1.-The independent" :"
sIato Convention Of Nevada, Mt Carson. last night,
mado the following nominations: Heyen Democrats,
four Ropubcans, tlrco "1ndoponaents." Bradley
for Governor: !. Hatch for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !;
A. Q. Glts for oongrcss ". II. Beatty for Judge Of
tho suprero Court. long TORN; IT, u. Hereford for
Clork Of Tho Supreme Court; J. D. Minor for sccro-
tary Of Stato; A. D. Elliott for Attorney General;
j. seloobog for State Treasurer; ". ". l1uLert for
lIuwo for Superintendent Of ltlIa Instruction; II.
Frank Stewart for Stats MnevaloH,st; J, j. 1!A for
Stale Printer. State Ccntrai Committee was also
appointed.
, 1874-10-02
ar. LOUIE COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

ST. LOUIS Oct. l.-Iha Republican County Conyen-
tlon met day, md. aiter us5anastion, "polntod
c0n,mee to eolIfor with tho advisory Committee al-
rointet. by tho reu}ios Consensnn yesterday. This
conns.cc reported IN favor Of meeting III Jon oon-
Tho panp!oa Convention assembled asain tl4 aftor-
noon, and proceeded to nominate Ticket Tho prn-
cai t!'miu"cs aro Emilo TAo,nau, Sheriff.; L. D. let-
n:Ms, Presiding 5aa.ira II the County Court; Cen.
q. j. smith, Recorder. Tho llepnbilcan Convention
tho tickets.
both cenGeatioas ass st! u session 1t thia ws!uny
III II.
, 1874-10-02

Al440A944A!+F ~ AN4F AE1t -11Ns1s
EIoHTH ILLINOIS BESAToN1AI Observation-Disclosures
EST.
Special htpaich to The Cateafo Tribune.
Nnops1ocE, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-The Independents Of tho
Eighth Senatorial District held their Convention ut
Afcllcnry totlay. Every town In Lake and AlcIenry
Counties was represented. Btstdes, there arge
Attendance Of outsiders. Thomas A1cp. Richarls OF
AIrfIenry, nnd I. II. 1Iancs. Of Lake, wcre unan.-
nousiy nominated for the Legislature. Tie Conycn-
ton adjourned without resolutions or Instructions on
tho Congressional Question.
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SIXTH Observation-Disclosures.
NEwAnK, n. j.. Oct. l.-Thu Sixth District Hcrit,-
1fcan Congressional Convention to.luy reuomi,4itl
Marcus l.. Ward for Congress-.
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=. .yTcclNl H3j12fH n 1H0 fHscVY8 7CfhNaF.
WAaH1AGyo*. 1nl., Oct. l.-Lss1 Ferguson, Of rEo
County, III tbs Second Inlhnn Congregational District
inatlo bpecrh last n9htat Wanhi,gton, announcing
Jsmeh d. WIianlB. lilo Republican lun.ipe. Mr. Iergu.
son sad 1t scrub rice. anl nriler 31r. Williams
or himself TT to B0 to Congress- but thnt 10 was
Iltlo better man than Williams.
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sa a's ss iii 81 oea ,sses ~ sys ''''
peels III o oa It'd na @ sfts
llut!nata,.s had been ,.,aa. lio ~ favor at a1
to,n'ng "n ~! ,dt 1fSr tAo primary elecio Ills
Sir. Heel axpresacd hia pleasure at largo IN At
tcnlanrc. lo 'yaa glad to SEQ 20 many P''oo in,.
sroko weIi for aainelniy. rcfarrInH to Kid. o,frE.
Mr.. Wool, thu next aIoaker, roughly trace. the his
ipwr,' IN s1eech delo,lsiaa tho now dre-or;nnneo
| atyoral other s1eakst* addressed tls Club.
@ ~ ~ ncn., .no s,x. xoSva W. G Gonco was no
| Club then adjourned 1nt enls.
| TIL: Y1rrEENrn WARD.
| A meeting Of tho cltizeua of tho Fifteenth Ward
was held aa evening Mt No. 3s milwaukee, ayenc. for
! tho purpose IF organizsng Republican Ward-Cluh
Afser temporary organization had eesn effected,
tho following gentlemen #ere olected permanent OIL
| ccrs OF lie Club;
trtsittnt-.JHnes nnrnp.
Observation-Disclosures 1nrt1gan. John Dody, Michael
Hall!nat,, Charles Schultz Patrick Grllln, William
Mosebaeh, ii, ''si,1l.
Strrft0rg--Jn1nos blancy.
! Yr<usurtr--Daalc1 Kr,,se.
| Corresponding se:refury--ratrick Hrinln.
kSsss 5,9.sx s 7 SS1s <5s il ns',sS pss
Sasf' sn sats :; 5amss ns' ssuas Sfass %r 1a
| TURKEY.
THE s1xrErsru Ward. ..
! 4 moctlng Of tho Peoples party Of tho 4l1toonth
Ward was huil last cyon1ng In tho saloon, corner OF
Larral,ee aud Centre Streets Tho attendance was
lnrgu, aud with tic Communists was expected,
mnty of t!toso obnoxious potsous, including Zlbc
anu hngs. He.c Presont eo a'sU mero vs. o1ot po's
Koundaman 0gsn, which, 10 doubt proyentel any al-
pITutn to nenYe npss.es M I,, II, r. o,,,,.r ,-h,
pls tho auecess of Tho nacetilg Tho obuc Of witch
" n. ~ 91aa tar am. nv snn se nny
81 expressing tne1r opio'one' A"e' 'ot''' "1'ss "'
1onss' i nsn. ch,,,,, ~ tim f.otr,n,,tro m r,cr
Nit. Uo!suoJ. ~ ~ H. .Sa,"i,,,, ra,,n,
! ruhi"i, w,s as,In,t"1. '
pSsstlent-W, II. sticRncy.
FfrM ti:t-fresde,lt-aatiM,ia II IT, Frsnzen.
Ss:ona r.ffr!.yssaeht-U1. ~ ,is,.' f. 1,a
larr..a"n5 Trp<...,5sn| ,1rrst,tusN il Dnto,a'
| 1rta.urcr-Jolu Costello.
EttsMffss I9m,at:-%aiiam s11',9a strlnck.
, se9ntat, doofRo fr1tz, "1nlam NeSnleyos' Janrs
tiin'paian Communicating poltxer: H. y. ellison,
Ilenry aii.es1nni 9ames isne. 1oh' si,arr .ol,u
Frayner lrclcriSk Le'cit Z. alaar, Tank Nssset',
Mende!! Noel! JaAn Lesater, Cornelius num'.c Ia'nss
Lane. rGcf Matf, Micllo'as si'lin'n MattAow Koch.
John Tciltcl'el William Batterinan, H. HafrinHo1l,
| tohn 6erstc:ter, Frank McSa!ty, 9!!nuol CAilds,
Ernest ii'siiau Matthew bghtio, David Colbert.
~" 1nnaBcfeot nnya ~ the tfn"n sala - No.
fs.s f Il .sa XIII !sa A1s II:
II there we're leop!9 wlo differed from tho policy Of
a y @ 5 aS e e eS S' %o1 Si s9 them Dss q
such Il they did not act like gentlemen, then they
on,d IT, s."s wls " manner MT pleasant M Tor
e!!heF Mfty. iHe ttlAtNraicn vi Snftu avenue lAo
hoped tl,ers would bo ~ r. rcpct!t1on Of y. T..
German. lis wss followed by John Wagner III tho
| sa,Ae tnHcnt.
J1n GoaSey & %as eae noh m @ tos o speeEn CIR a t
| crowd.
Ihs worhingnen thsn r9ssed aud htd @ meeting 3t, n,
saktng. They saia, IL substance that they allowed
e Of VI partiea 1" se M ! ~ hSir y ssss, W. aha toS
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TEXAS.

-. sEEu.7u uIaFHlGF-NEPuHL1caH.
DENTON, Te1, Oet. 1.-The Nepubsiean Uougrcsson.
al Convention Of this district, nominated today T.
" su,nuor for Congress und passed resolutions ILL.,
dotaing tue prcaidnta tourso III tho Lbl1Aiana and
Te,.ncsace !nacr; denouucing tho White L,aguers,
anI tefltang tlofr statement that They represent
any considerable olomcut III tAa South.