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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 13.-FlOUr dull and
nominal. Com meal firmer at $500. Corn
EASY and active 81 zoe for ear and shelled.
Oats firIner at jTc. Butter quiet at l5a32c.
Foes dull and nominal. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Bulk meats firm and unchang
ed. Coffee scarce and firm at 2Sa;}3c. 20
tatoes dull and lower al $O.75a2.Sj.
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%, 80 and IS Per Cent below Cost
Removal have removed my stock of
hats, caps and gents furnishing goods to
No. 125 Church street, Battle House, where
1 viii continue to sell staple goods at New
York cost. Also line of goods at p, so
and - per cent below cost. Come in
time and save money, Benson the Halter.
ian13 50
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Nashville Root and shoe uar,se,

We notice a fair trade ON order account.
Market steady as follows: Mems IN
bound kip brogans S1.2561.75; mems
lined unbound kip brogans Sl.5Od2.OO; calf
pegged brogans Sl.75G2.5O; sewed brogans
S2.506S.50; mems kip and calf English ties
Sl.7563.OO; men calf pegged boots 5000
800; do. sewed do. S4.0066.00. Men's
kip double sole boots S2.75a4.5O; mems
peSged calf double sole SS.75a5.5O; calf
waterproof, double sole, S3.OOd3.5O. Bows
unbound kip brOgans S1.0061.50; do. lined
kip and calfS1.25d2.00. WOmen's split or
A calf balmorals Irregular Sizes 81 .O0GI.65:
kip, regular sizes, Sl.50d1.15; pebble grain
S1.2561.75; calf pegged S1.3562.OO; calf
sewed S2.OOd2.50; serge balmOrals 81. 25R
LIS; ladies' serge polish kid foxed SljO6
800; ladies' serge kid foXed, buttoned $. 90
$50.
Nashville Hide and Leather Market.
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STATIONS.

Blank { ) indicates no report; cipher C0) sta
tiOnary; minus q tendency TO fall; plus ~ ten
dency TO rise. A. G. FORD, Observer.
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NOtRrN BubIic.

p. II. Hughes yesterday received his COM
mission as Notary Public for the 18th dis
trict Of Weakley county, in place Of A. NJ.
Clemens. removed.
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Total continental SIX. 1850 $4,000 $4,000

Total Amean, bales 7,S5a I,lg7 .9il I88,8i2
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4 Coed Move.

We noticed workmen yesterday engaged
in putting Gas pipe through the Court
House. This should have been done long
ago. but better late than never.
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Great Bargains in dry goods, notions,
gents furnishing goods, dress goods and
flannels, very cheap. A fine assortment of
mems boots and shoes, ladies' and children's
fine shoes. Call and examine my stock.
P. d. Kearney, Woodland street, Edge
field, next to Col. Webb's. jan 131w
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Our Banks.

The First. Third and Fourth National
Banks held annual meetings yesterday for
the election of directors. All the old
boards We're reelected.
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New YORK HfoneY pInrkef.

PARIS, Jan. 1S.-Rentes 5Sf 6Oc.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 1S. -5-20s Of 1862
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CITY NOTICES.

Not RemOyed-The Wright place, 20
Church street, in basement, where hauI
man & Co.'S Cincinnati Beer is sold. Also
always on hand good wines, liquors, cigars
and tobacco. Janl4 II
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Amount of rainfall for the past "a hours 81
inches.
TelegrapAic Report from Signal Ssr5les C6rPs 0.
q A, Of Observation, at 1921 p. My ne
Wesfsr1 Union LfUs.
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Remaved-The Howe Machine Com
pany and Buttericks patterns have remoy-
ed to Nos. Is and Is North Summer ST.,
opposite Thompson's dry goods store.
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The Chattanooga Commercial of the
18th says: Corn rallied again yesterday to
GSdGSa on the wharf, ami 7z5aT} in the de-
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An Address.

DIR. J. b. Stephens, pastor Of the PRINT
tive Baptist Church, is to deliver an adj
dress before Smiley Lodge, No. 30, l. o. o.
F., on Friday night next.
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Ladies' Underwear at half price. Paris
made embroidered chemise worth s. sell
ing at 81. Those worth $3.50 selling at
S1.25. THOMPSON Bros. & KELLEY,
jan13 st Summer street.
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Boots ana ShOes.-A fine assortment
for the holidays just received, at low prices
at the Eagle Shoe Store, o Union, between
College and Market SITS. John Holahan.
dac3O If
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BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
=

NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
W. W. BERRY, CHAS. L. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL F. CARTER.
UIRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Il Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JN0. KIRKNAN, Viee-Presidsnt.
SEPT 1y ..
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SALESMAN has removed his Gallery to 40
Union street, over Mrs. Barry's. Call and
see him. ian13 2t
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White French Coney Fur Sets for $50.
L. FARMLAND & Co.'S, No. 10 Union ST.
jan14 St wed, sat, sun
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Cincinnati Markets.

LOUISVILLE Jan. 13.-FlOur - market
frmer and prices advanced 25c on high
grades. Wheat firm; white $l-65; amber
81 go; rcd Sl.45a1.5O. COrn-white 65c;
mixed &c. Oats--white 70a6l; mixed %;
IIay quiet. Provisions firm. Bulk meats
shoulders 6s; clear rib sides Sc; Clear
Sc Loose. BacOn-shOulders 7aa7Sc; clear
rib Sc; clear SC packed. Mess pork $3.50.
Lard firm; tierces 9!a9sc; kegs l04alOdc;
prime steam Sc. Whisky firm at s7c.
Raging unchanged.
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Hook, the fish and game dealer on
Church street, was displaying the first Shad
If the season yesterday, and they We're 60
ING OIL RAPIDLY. too.
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Them Ere HnrEs.
First OF ilIe Season.

II was stated last night that City Marshal
IItman gObblcd up lOl wandering porkers
Yesterday. Let the good work .puTceed. -
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Shirt FrOnts-Extra large, at Hogan
Bros. jan14 st wed, fri, sun
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RPIiSiOHS.

The proposed party at Belleyiew in the
nth district, has been postponed for
week.
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All Wool reversible wool shawls for
$3.50, at Frankland & Co.'S, 10 Union st.
ian14 st wed, sat, sun
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II. of L.

Rev. DR.. I. \. Hoyte will preach at
Noodbine Church Sunday afternoon al :
o'clock.
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Fine JeWelry, cheaper than the cheap
est, at E. Wiggers', No. S1k n. Cherry st.
dec31 If
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Nice Bed Blankets for S1.75, al l..
FARMLAND & Co.'S, No. 10 Union st.
jan14 St wed, sat, sun
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Corn.

The Grand Lodge Of Tennessee knights
Of Pythias conyeaeS in this city on the 10th
of neXtmOnth.
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Ladies' Fur Capes for 81 at L. Frank
land & Co.'s, No. 10 Union street.
jan14 St wed. sat, sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-14

The most effective health preserver is
HamiltOn's Buchu and DandeliOn, COM
binatiOn which acts directly on the kidneys
and liver, and assists them in eliminating
from the system the provoking causes OF
some of the worst ills that flesh is heir to.
You can buy this medicine from your drug
gist, and its use will inspire YOU with new
life, happiness and health. For sale at De
moyille s. Co. and by Ewin, Pendleton &
Co. w. C. Hamilton & Co., of Cincinnati,
o., are the prOprietOrs.
JAM doaw1y ties S5w
Fine Sets of Coral, Amethyst, etc, at
cost at E. WiggerS', No. 314 n. Cherry,
near TTniOn street dpc31 If
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All Shades Alpacas, 25 cents, at Frank
and & Co.'S, 10 Union street.
ian14 st wed, sat, sun
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Removed to the corner of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
drug store Of Demoville & Co., where a
good Business Education can be obtained
also the beautiful art of PhOnography. j.
W. DOIbear. jane If
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Observation-Disclosures stock and cheap
est, at Hogan Bros.
jan14 81 wed, fri, sun.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage of Voter, wiR CAan0es -
the "a Hours ending p. N Jan. l3, 1874.
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Stamped YOkes-Great variety at Ho-
can Bros. janl4 st wed, FRI, sun
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GENERAL MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1874.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The market was inactive, the sales effect
ed being at an | off closing quiet as fol
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East Indian, Brazil, efc-
Liverpool stOek-..... 10000 $4,000 100000
London stOck.-....... 200 goo 10000 166,670
Continental stocks. 49, 81 goo 100000
India ahOat for Eu-
rOpe..;;......... 10000 $1,000 100000
Egypt, Brazil, ETC.,
aieat -..........r. TO,ooo s1.eee s2oOO
-
fetal East india etc1 O43 500 l. 13o 900 LOSS $40
Total American. !, 60I ,S53 ,1T 94i ,I36SI2
Total visible SUPPLY
bales =, 60l y355 2,3Za ,9il 2224 49,
lands, EiTeFpeol... ED. io2@lOxd. 1OXd.
These figures indicate an increase in cot
ton in sight tonight of 1928, Alp bales as com
pared with the same date of 1873, and an.
increase of 423,S11 bales as compared with
the corresponding date Of 1872,
MeVRsltiSfs OF CorToN AT THE INTER
iOR PoRTs.-Beloww We give the movements
of cotton at the interior ports-receipts and
shipments for the six days, and stock to-
night:
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Foreign Exchange
Another Convict.

We are indebted to Thos. Vain for a
budget Of late English papers.
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dency to rise. A. G. FORD, Observer.
The river commenced receding at this
point yesterday. We report y feet on
Harpeth Shoals.
The Ada Heilman arrived Monday night
and departed yesterday morning for PadrI-
cab, carrying out ia bales Of cotton, and a
good trip of passengers. Her next day OF
departure is Thursday at Il o'clock.
The Bolivar II. Cooke arrived last night
She is the regular packet for Paducah at
10 O'Clock this morning, Capt. w. E. Byers
commanding
The Eddyville departed last evening for
the head OF the river.
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New York DFy Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-BusineSs was
more active to-day with manufacturers
agents but the jObbing trade continues
quiet. Cotton good are steady and strong.
RIssched sbirtings. wide bleached and
brown shirtings arc nj good demand and
closely sold up. Medium fancy prints and
sheetings are improved in demand. Fancy
cassimeres and wOrsted coating are more
active but leans are dull.
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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen's wSer closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. j. VI. Armstrong, pro-
prietor. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, 500. jams 3m
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Es.TTSyILE.E d CINCINNATI SHORT
ZINE II ATLES9AD.-Irains leave and ar
rive 1t I.uisEill. rn..nMs.
TRATNs.
BALTIMORE AM, CHIC RAILROAD.

Trains leave and arrive at Cincinnati as
follows from MaTi-TtS and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl and Plum streets:
Baltimore, Washington
& Philadelphia TX. I:sij a. II. 6:2O P, N.
Baltirsore < New York
Fat Linc.............. LOO ? N. 400 p. II.
Washington, Philadcl-.
I3.a & New York EN. 1880 p. N. $50 P. n.
The l-jn p. N. and 1889 2. ". trains run daily.
FROM LITTLE MIAMI DEPOT. FAST FRONT ST.
WASHINGTON "a Bslti-
more Express. ......... $50 A. u. 2:i5 P. n.
Baltimore & New York
Fast Limo .....-..... 1899 a. Il. .tO-2A P. u.
Cumberland Express 9:45 p n. $50 A. u.
This i The only line running Pullman palace
drawing-rc0m ana sleeping ears 20 WashiD Et0n,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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PnETnnnAH

A convict was brought in yesterday from
Claiborne county.
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Hogan Bros. were taught to eat but
little, wear old clothes, and sell good goods
at small profits. jan11 st
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Owens, Newell & Co., Dealers in the
best Cumberland Coal, II South Cherry
street. jan1O till jan 20.
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Hogan Bros. continue to sell Sheet
ings, Table Linens, ETC., cheapest. jy11 st
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Nashville Tobacco Market.

The season for the sale of leaftobacco has
already opened. We quote as follows:
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Hide and Leather Market.
HIDEs--Market strong, and the tendency
, 1874-08-28

elected, will mako Representative Of whom
Ills party mood not 10 aaiamed. 1t Is generally
conceded that, for integrity and high inornl
character lle ii abovo tho average Of cur lattor-
day Nutical CopHroAnnio1i.
Tho Autobiography Convention mot ut Mo
GrnYor on tho 19tll, aud wns largely attoutlost,
and its proceedings wero characterized by wl,at
would seum to III outsider to bo disorder antt
conf'iaion. This 'waA oauBei, to q great
oxtont. by not having things arranged boloro-
l,u,t, or, In political partanco, Cu: and lrjodn
Tho names OF Dr. Il. a. Gnilbort. Of Dnblqle,
nud T.. L. AInBworth, of rayc.te County, and
boon previously. mentioned IN connection with
tho nomination by tlieir Respective friauds; md
on O. tho informal bal1ot IL WAS found That tho
Convention was ncarly equally divided between
the two.-0niibert receiving between 40 aud 6t,,
md Aiiiaworth botweon 5U Au1 GU,-tllo re-
msitl'!or Of tho 122 votes being scattorilIg. Mr.
AinHwortll wi'a finally nominated OH Tho fourth
fortnnl ballot by majority of only fraction Of
q vote. On q nlotun To mako tho nomination
unanimous, quite number yotutl no, w1,arolpon
Mr.. Ai,Bwor.h positively declined the nomfna-
ton. Tho Convention then 1nntle tho nutll-
inatfon unanimous, nnd, npou buing lrgcnt-
ly solicited, Alr. AinBwort!l WAS prevailed
upun to accopt,-thoao opposing him having
pledged tlloir hearty support Tlie nominee IL .
nun uf more than ordinary ability. and uf grout
personal popularity, having bccn ropoatedly
oloctol to tho State Legislature by lnrgo maiosi
tioH from county That usually gives over 1000
Republican majority.
Appended IL tho vote OF the countios con,Ios-
ing tho Third Congressional District for tho
years 1879 and 1873:
, 1874-08-28

nntagonise him, supposing it would hurt tEolr
local tfoketH.
TIE PLATFORM.
Tho financial aud railroad planks Of tho plat
form arc AZ follows:
Resolusd, Tint tho public debt DO paid IN enact ae-
eotdanco with tho contrnoa whereby It vas crestel
that anything lcsa would 10 fDnulAtfot, aud That
ANYTHING moro would bo M unjusiha1ao nbuso Of
power hy Congress- In tbs interest Of the bondhuldoss
nn 20 tho horinlcnt 0f every other class: that tito
o-2o bonds authorzcd by tho aets Of February, 1861,
aud tue succeeding acta arn distinctly, y their tcrHs,
made rnyAole tn teRAl-tnutsr nutcs HreGnbacka;
aud TINT tho net Of Mnrch IL, 1860, rlorchy Congress
soiomny pledged tho faith uf tho United S.atca To
coin rot!enption was an utterly unJnst and fcoble
Hesoivtd, Tint while not oonccfna t,,a right Of the
Government 10 iH"uo nnA mhintatn national paper
81 o Sds RSny ,sna tx 5 IL 9 ynr
tfon Of 8roonbacks to tho extent Of tho National Bunk
c'rre,,cy, thereby providing Tor immediate
nnd to s,7ne os s2i,ooooao ut Interest annusy e
an overtnxcd PEOPLE,
Resolred Tint tic OWLS nccc+snrily attendant upon
renewal Of tho ca,,ae and that ss iIn rat, and wo
reyo. tho only necessary stop. to such result tho
legal-ten,lnr ntea OF tho unito sa.et In ktlitIon 10
Of every kind duo to The Unod State, mud to indi-
imports.
created for gain or profit should bo rendered nub-
lcga1aton upon tho subject, both State an national,
aa will efGeetunly eeouro tho Industrial mil producing
interests Of tho country ngainBt all forms Of corporate
monopoly and taxation.
sr. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Tho following stato
ticket WAS nominated at Jclroshon Civ: Gov-
ornor, Charles II. Ifnr1n Lioutonas,t-G Governor,
Norman J.. coltnsn;; Secretary Of State. NJ. Il.
Or, Joseph ". hIorcer; nngister OF Iands,
Oscar KocllltakY. The remainder Of tho ticket
ID not yet reported.
, 1874-08-28
, THE MISSOURI DEMOCRACY.

aT. Louis, Aug. 27.-Tlero has hcen great OK
cltcment hero nll day relative 10 tho ,ows from
the Democratic btato Convention. Col. Colman,
whoBe nomination woek ago waa considered
foregone conclusion. waB terribly slaughtered,
anu tho ring combination, which included tho
Treasarysl,ip, Authorship, and other Offices,
completely torn up. Hardin, tho nominee far
Governor, IL rccegnizea generally 81 an able and
a pure mau. There waa vory Interesting COLI
tsst between Hardin and Oockrell, growing out
Of tho cnud,daoy OF loorgs Voat, At ex-Con'
fedorate, who llyoa in lilo same locality.
vost considered that, IL cockroll got
tho SenatorHlip, ho {Ycst) would stand
poor chance for tho otllor place. tho Hame
considerations goyornoa tho Confederate candi-
tlato for Treasurer. Coclrell was the roal
eholee OF tho QonYontlon. but waB outgenoralet,
l1grdin's majority boing fraction Of ono yote
oniy.
THE LuDIonnuH PANT OF THE AFFAIR
waB Col1nan seeking autl getting tho nolAlnntsoh
Tor Observation-Disclosures. lIo IL eyoIryHhoro
rdloulad ri 3 most inortlinata chrotllo oillca-
sookor. aud hllntrods Ut Democrats oponly
Hwoar thoy will not yote for lin
for anything. With tho exception OF
lieutenant a,,d Troasntor, tho
nolalnaeh aro pratty .goneraly regarded aH
stroug aud inyitoiblo. IAo independents nro
nonowlat nonplnsaod BY tho unexpected raAult:
Their loat1ers aro now discussing tho question Of
taking some OF lho noninoas for thor own can
dldates iu tho 6tato Convention to ho hold next
, 1874-08-28

Condition of tho Order In Michigan.
Spteiat Dispatch to Tie CAicaoo Tribune.

IN Htt%-
co"oa'son On o. oa tne wrnel " n,s ln s nA,cnae"n'
ep'e" D'spa<s" 20 ~ M '".co"o 4F'o""e'
DETROIT, Al'ch., Aug. IA worry largoly-at-
tended State Council of Michigan Grangers was
hold hero In st. A1,ilrows Hall today. goysral
hnntrcd mcmbora of t],a Ordcr bo,nc nycsont
=. .ne. sa,,aa - :, nua,.. e ~ s ,Ua.'''
:. "Aa c"!1" " % o.aes ny u, H. neo~n' VI "ayae
County. u. Whitney, OF Aluskegon, "as then
eleesea sempose1y unasman ana - H. ua1; nan~n
ina rr ,,1raga a..,nr,nr tLot t,,i. ho,1u ,ot r..
aans.r n' nraa.;aa, ,att.rs s,'a .,5;a. .hat ~
eo''sa"et Pino''eAi ii'@''etn "nu "uu'"6 'na. IL
Tue various Oranges could work togother they
could make such arrangements ior selling tlielr
produce ana buying goods IS would accrno to tia
materia ntereata 10th OF tho fAriners and Of the
businessmen Of Dotroit Lilo thought btis-
neHa-somtnlttoo should 10 appointed from amung
tho Councils III the vicinity u this city. for tho
! purpose Of negotiating with Detroit ncrchants
aud buslnoss-men.
ln answer to question, III, Whitney atatcd
, 1874-08-28

Runner TINT Fro Rutcntl4 to Resign,
and thMt the Hon. Hugh nlGCltllucll
viii lgc Called to Slccectl 1nln.

Runner TINT Fro Rutcntl4 to Resign,
and tint the Hon. Hugh AlcCHllocll
Will lgc Called to Succeed Him.
tsrtetat Dsuatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 27.-Ihe Sentinel this
oyenlng publishes letter from Washington,
written by gentleman known to hold an ol1icial
political position shore, from whlel, make the
following extract: "It will bo remembered tint,
just after Alr. Dristow qualified tur tho position
which ho now holds, ho was suddenly catlod TO
tho boJuldo OF a dying uuc!o at his
homo III Kentucky. It will also
10 remembered that, soon aftor llis
return, 1t was announced through the nowBm-
perB tint ali nilolo OF AiEh. l'rlstow had dletl,
lowing MI estate valued ut S5UO, 900 to Mm.
Bristow aud ller sister, and that Mr. BriBtow was
named In tho will az ONO OF this exoclltors Of tic
tocoaBctl unclo's lust will AMI toatalnont. It WIS
subsequently stated. in I'm entorpr!Alng Aonna-
tional newspaper, TINT It was possible shat Atr.
D,gtow wutd bo Obliged to roHisn hia portfolio
i'll the Cabinet III order to give his personal at
tcntion to tho settling up of tho aforesaid co.
tate. NIr. Drlatnw did not reslgn Consequent
ly tho void rested oasy, and tho
roport WAS regarded as cauard, but
than poetry in Tho statement, aa further iluyol-
o,,ments will 80 to provo. According to my III.
formaut, 1t IL already understood among Cabil,et
officers thai h[r. Drstow seriously contonp3atos
aoi1llng in liH resignation ut TN curly day FOR the
reaaons above given, i1l which event your follow.
citizen, tho Hon. llgl AioCullooh will be called
upon tn I'LL tho position Of Secretary Of tho
Treasury for tho Bgcont timo," Tllo currcspont,-
ont Asds tint liiH informantis minister Ut tho
OF several Cabinet officers. including Mr., Bris-
tor.
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to tho people al their rights. and to Withdraw all nn-
nor Of apcclni protection to the favored few to unto
with ua in tt,oh nation ~ shall best these OH
tcos and to thai ed VIC nytoa full and gonoral In
cratso party that thornby auitab!o aud efficient
nseauB may to devised whereby stssore our or
ganzalion reclaim and rorpetuato principles md
secure that harmony Of purpose and unity OF action
which will Insure suceeHs.
AL porsons, Dn.nocrnts md others, concurring in
thceo vfoug will peaee ndlroaa Jntnea ", Bu9le{Op.
Quincy. Ill. JAMEH W. HINULEroA..
Quincy, Adama County, III.
H1oMAnD II. ATKINSON,
ptsio!i, Pike County, ILL.,
1osRrn 1Epr.tE,
Springfield, I'll.
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MoSMouTu ILL.,. Aug. W.-The Republicana OF
Warren County assembled III convention to-day.
Capt. J. G. Hoyne was nominated for Sheriff,
aud Dr.. H. D. McCleary for Coroner. The dole
gates appointed to the Congressional Convention
ire: d. Graham, s. Stevenson, G. Iiardon, i.
D. Ogden, JOHN 4. Gordon, 4. r. Nelson, N. A.
Chapin, 4. Thonae, J. Amey, j. Tucker, g. BY
ors. aud George Gibson. Tl1oy wore not in-
structel, but it IN undoratood tint Bx favor nav,
Of Schuyler; four llitohio, Of MoDonough; and
two Henderson, Of Warren.