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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
w. H. BARTON,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Attorney at Law,
81 Collecting Agent and Conveyancer viii
perform Marriage Ceremonies anywhere within
ten miles of town. Office over Edwards store,
corner Main and Walnut Streets, Independence,
Iowa. 30-y1.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06

There is young lady living with.
in mile and quarter of Christi.
ana who, for four years past, has
been suffering with violent fainting
spells, that came on periodically,
and are produced by the strangling
caused by some kind of reptile
which comes up into her throat.
She is choked to sach an extent
that her muscles become rigid-her
extremities cold, the pupils Of her
eyes dilated, and the skin breaks on
her hands and face, and she is in
all other particulars thoroughly
convulsed. She is only relieved by
the reptile itself, being, as it is
thought, partially choked, withdraw
ing into the stomach.
The reptile has at various times
been seen by different persons. On
one occasion Methodist preacher
was visiting at the home OF her pa
rents when she was seized by one
Of the usual attacks, and the paras-
itical object even came out Of her
mouth, and was grasped by the
minister. Being of q very supersti-
tious turn Of mind, she had con-
ceived the idea that it's death xas
her death, and refused to have it re-
moved, although that could at that
time have been easily accomplished.
The minister avowed that the rep
tile felt as cold and clammy rs any
other snake, but that it offered no
particular resistance when clutched
in his hand. When it made its ap-
pearance outside the mouth it curl
ed its head rather under the chin,
but when let loose went immediate.
ly down the young lady's throat
again. 1t frequently comes up into
the mouth, and the young lady says
that whenever it does so it appears
to lick the roof of her mouth with
its horrible tongue, and then re-
cedes again.
The physicians in attendance are
anxiously awaiting an opportunity
to effect a removal, and are keeping
constant watch for the appearance
ofthe reptile, which, SO far as has
been ascertained, is about half an
inch in diameter, Of a dark color,
with sort of hairy coating, but no
one is capable ofjudging its length.
-NdshviNe (Tenn.) Banner.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
Oh. p. R0sZELL.

O. H. p. ROSZELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
~ AGENT, will practice in the several Courts
Of the County and District SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS. Office over King & Ken
Jon's Hardware Store.
Independence, Iowa, Jan. 1, 1873, s6-tf.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
Business Cards
Attprneus.

D. s. LEE,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public, and
n Justice of the Peace. Office, south side of
Maiu st., over King s KenyOn's hardware store,
Independence. viii make collections, pay taxes,
take Acknowledgements. bay and sell Real Estate,
and do all other business required of an Agent
yssesErs 19-y11
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
u. W. RRUCKART
w. G.. ]. b. DONNAN.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Independence, Iowa
N Office with ". II. Joslin, in Wilcox Block,
Consultations in Euglish and German. 1a-y1
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06

E. e. HASNER,
A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW Inde-
N pendence, Iowa. Office in Wilcox New
Block over Tabor's Drug Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
is. WOODWARD.

Os W WI " x31SA1y
4 TTORNEY AT LAW and General Land Agent
n Independence Iowa Office in Wilcox BIN.
Particular attention paid to Collections, and Re-
mittances promptly made,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
JAMES M. wEART.

=
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public ant
n Claim Agent. Office in Wicox's New Blocl
up stairs, independence, Iowa. 7-1y1
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06

VAM6S NJ " AAIV1,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Real Estate Agent.
N Office over King and Kenyon's Hardware
Store, Main ST., Independence, Iowa. 33tfl
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06
L. w. HART,

TAW CONVEYANCING,W WAR CLAIM, AND
Ia Land Agency Office Office in First Nation
al Bank building, Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06

That should be sheriff and keep the jail.
And that yOnder stately old fellow, you see
Marching across the yard. should be
Ny prisOncr-well, tits q curious tale,
As you'll agree.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06

1t seemed. admit, sort Of treason
To clip him, and give him the cap and ball.
And that was his keeper seemed worst of all
And now, in word, il yon ask the reason
Of this mans fall
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-03-06

What fault? Twas no one fault alone
That brought him low, but treacherous train
or vices sapping the heart and brain.
Then came his turn at breaking stone.
With ball and chain
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-05
MICHIGAN.
Insurance commissioners Convene
tiOn.

DETROIT September 4.--ln the lnSur-
ancc Commissioners Convention to-day
the following resolution was intro
duccd:
Rc<olryd That in order to prevent the
evils resulting from amaIGamations, it Is
the unanimous opinion of tbr members Of
this Convention that the laws. II any
State which permit amy lifr lnsurancc
Companyto rrinsur" amy risk authorized
to be- taken by any other. should be 50
amended a. to prohibit any such REIN
Surancc after six months from the time
such risk was first taken except with the
written consent OF the policy holders.
The day WAS taken PIN distu>sihn 10y
the topic thu, presented by McsSr>.
Rhodes, of Massachusetts; Harvey, an
actuury of st. Louis; Bryant, an actuary
of the Life Association Of New York;
Russell, of Kansas McClint"Ck. an
actuurv of the Northwestern Mutual Lii'"
Insurance Company, spoke in favor of
reinsurance; Messrs. Row. of Michigan
and Nyc, of Maine opposing: Finally
the resolution was referred back To- the
committee.
Stale Lumbermen'> Association.
The lumhrrmcn of this region held n
State Convention To- day, at st. Anthony
Falls. After considerable debate in
duigcd in by various lumbcrmen, the
leading idea of which WIS that tn" pro-
duction should he reduced. General
W. u. WashhUrn, of Minneapolis,
wa- called upon tdSpcak. He said thai
the forum" OF the lumhcrmMI WIS q hard
one. There is no more intelligent >et Of
men in the country thau our Iumb"rnru.
and yet these intelligent 8. men are
pursuing suicidal policy Tbe vast
forests are being stripped Of thcit wealth
by ambitious men in race for money
The supply would soon bc exhausted.
If they did not keep such larCe quanu-
~ of iogs, thes did not kcepthcfr word.
They were to-day using the dyuhI" gut
of logs that they should have iust
winter. There was cut ,nl' DO,oO0oOO
feet of logs where it shouldmve been but
lOO.O0O.OeO feet. He would enter into All
agreement not TO cut over n certain
amount, provided that others would ito
the same. After long debate the Con-
vyntion adopted thc following among
other resolutions
Rssolrci, That we recommends 4 united
determination OF all lumbermcu to rc-
ducc the cutting Of the mills Of tbis State
one-third for the ensuing seasons Of 1874
and lS75., and thai each Iocalitys Through
its Board Of Trade OF diierdht s>ocia-
tions. enter into a writteD aCF* *Inent with
one another. pledsingt I he rnSsk . 70 abide
by and fully comply with such agree
ment.
II was also resolved that this Convcu-
tion fully believe that the best. way to
arrive OF the proposed feduction is by IT,
strictinc the actuaIcstting'"f the mills,
and that the result can be reached in no
other way.
The Representatives of,ths Convention
at Saginaw are instructed to carry out
the foregoing views.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-05
CONDENSED TEIElGRAMs,

General Spinner leaves Washington
to-day on brieftour among the north
ern lakes.
The following gentlemen will be mem
bers Of the new Board Of Directors of the
Great Western Railroad Of Canada
Hugh ChilderS member Of Gladstone
government, and tormerlys resident OF
Australia; Col. Gray, Messrs. Bald,
BrecSwith, MscLure, McMasters, Still
and Seymour. Clark, Bald, MacLure.
and Still We're members of the inyc>ii-
eating committee.
Pay Inspector Gilbert f. Thornton,
United States Navy, who is on duty at
Washington. has leave Of absence for
several weeks
The application Of Geo. q. Evans, at
Pennsylvania, for u discharge under thu
insolvent laws of the common wealth. hss
been continued until the lst of Deccm.
Der. Evans Is under bail In the same
amount as heretofore.
The expedition from the United State,
toohseryc the transit Of Venus arrived NJ
Cape Town on the 9th Of August,
The credentials ofthc newly appointed
Spanish ambassadors make no mention
ofthe Republic!
Geo. =. Hoar, of Massachusetts,, an
nounGes his willingness To becomr can
didatc for denomination to CongrrS'.
Full returns from the Second District
in Vermont gives Poland 6,7i9; Den
nison 1,o99; Davenport 2022; scatter
ing 9Sl.
The Arkansas Convention completed
the Constitution yesterday. with the eN-
ception of one or two changes, which will
bc made tomorrow. IL will probably
adjourn on Monday.
The Paris IL R'ca Plblc says Bazainr
has gone t. England.
II is understood that changes j. soon to
be- made in the office of chief of the sig
nal service division. Solicitor Wilson
and Secretary BriStow had Il long inter
view on the subject this afternoon bat
they have not yet determined who may
succeed Whitley
In the case of Haley, Morse n Co r,.
Columbia Fire Insurance Co, of New
York, in the United States Circuit Court,
ut Boston, yesterday, the jury found q
verdict for the plaintiffs, and assessed
the damage at 5000, with legal interest
thereon from August n, 1873, or sixty
days after proof Of lu's.
Alta meeting of the cotton spinncrs uf
Manchester, yesterday, II was decided
that u circular should be- sent 20 tho
Lancashir" mills. advising tina, tho
work ho limited to four days week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-05
Coal Oil Explosion.
LOUISVILLE.
KeIlogx's Statement Denied.

SHREVEPORT, September S.-Thc Re-
p,,blican this evening in an editorial on
the Coushatta troubles, in speaking OF
Gov. Kellogg's proclamation, says tn"
document implies that Shreveport iur-
nishei the murderers This We most
positively deny. That bod of armed
men left Shreveport on Saturday, August
%, was patent to all. They left >hrcvr-
port on hcpurposc Of aidingth"ir friends;
who were reported in great danger and
.vcrpowercd by overwhelming NUM-
bers. and the men who left here on that
afternoon returned home the same night;
having been informed by the. Co'ni"r
that all danger to those whose assistance
they were hurrying to, was over. We
again repeat and justice demands free
circulation of the denial, that Shreveport
men were not concerned in the brutality.
The view of all men of all parties here
are that the Governor has been mlSln-
formed.
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SPAIN
Spanish Matters.

MADRID, September 4.-SabaIla- Cab
met has resigned, Sega.ta will form 4
new Ministry which will probably be
constituted as follows: Segasta, Pr"si-
den. of Counsel and Minister Of thc In.
terror. SheloA, Minister Of Fors,gn AZ
fairs: COlmensres, Minister ~ JUticr;
~.rrona BedAya, Minister Of War; Ca
Inacha, Minister Of Finance; Rodriguez
Arias. Minister Of Marine; SnvArro H.
nczzo, Minister "f Commerce; Romero
Ortiz, Minister 0f C0lonips.
Two thousand men will he sent ~ Gu
ba in few days, To reinforce the Span
ish army.
The Carlists have abandoned the
seige Of Puycerds. The failure Of the
CaTlists TO capture the place csuses great
rejoicing.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHiLADELrHfA, September I.-FIOuT
The better grades ~ family command
full PRICE; other grade dull, with nom
ibal price. Wbcst-I+e,s active and
firm. Rye-Steady at 81 90. Corn
In god demand; mired wester sra
Sc. Oats- Active; rniped G2c. Pc
troleum- Easier; refined llic; crude St.
in barreb; b. in bulk Whisky- Held At
a. ~ for western iron bOund. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Cheese--FirIn,
but unchanged; western prime llilalSc.
Rgg,-Nery strong extra western y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-05
TEXAS.
Wrecked.

BROWNSVILLE, September 4.-The
French barque Coramonbel, of Bcrd"a"Xi'
Cant. France. went ashore at BaGdad,
Mexico. to-day in a gale and became 4
total wreck. breaking up in less than
two hours, the cargo drifting ashore
The captain, first mate and three Seamen
were rescued. hut the rest OF the crew.
eleven in number, are supposed to have
persisted. The storm still continues.
Brozas. on the American side, is several
feet under water and the inhabitants ar"
II considerable danger.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON September J, SP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
over the Gulf States andHLower Mis-
,.>>lppi Valley, rising barometer, with
northeast winds. veering to the south
'''st, and rainy weather. Over the Ten
n">See and Ohio Valleys, northeast and
southeast wind, and falling barometer,
with stationary or high temperature, and
partly cloudy weather. Over the North
west, Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, falling barometer and
high temperature with southeasterly
winds, cloudy weather and local rains.
over the Upper Lake Region, easterly
md s"uthrrly winds, falling barometer,
hghcr temperature, partly cloudy wealth
O. and local rains Over the Lower Lake
Rgion, Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer and northeast to
southeast winds, with partly cloudy and
clean weather, .ssns somewhat higher
temperature,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-05
CLEVELAND.
Balloon Ascension.

CLEVELAND, Sept. THE balloon
Buffalo ascended from the Public Square
at ten minutes past eleven O'Clock this
morning. The weather was bright, and
an immense crowd Of spectators wit
messed the departure. Prof. King was
accompanied by Luther L. Holden, OF
Boston; Dudley A. Cozad, of Cleveland,
and the representatives Of the Cleveland
Daily Herald, Leader and PiGHdedLcr.
The balloon went of in northwesterly
direction, travelling very slowly. After
being up half an hour it reached u south
westerly current, changed its course, and
when last seen was travelling over the
lake in northeasterly direction
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Bazaine's Escape.

PARIS, Sept. 4-The official report of
the commission appointed to investigate
the circumstances of the escape of Ba-
zainc, duplicates the jsiiors, and states
that they were instigated by Col. Vii
lcttc, Bazaincs aid-de-camp 10 facilitate
the prisoners fight, but acquits the gar
rison of the fort of any completely in the
affair.
Permanent Committee Of Assembly.
4 meeting Of the Permanent Commit
tee Of the National Assembly was held
Yesterday; Buffet, President of the As
scmbly, presided. NJ. ID. Mahy, Deputy
of the Left, complains of the continued
rigorous treatment by the government Of
newspapers in the municipalities. lie
also called particular attention toa speech
Of Capt. Nun, at meeting III LaNcndrc,
in which he desired ms hearers to follow
the example of the inhahtaut, Of that
department 1T the time of the first rcyo-
luton, and draw their swords against
their enemies. Chahaud La Tour Min
istcr Of the Interior, replied that the
Government would make inquire, into
this matter.
Complaint Against the Government.
VI. Tirard. another Deputy of the
Left, complained of the unequal treat
n"nt of newspapers 10y the Government.
Some. he charged, were favored and 9TH
ers oppressed. He also made complaint
against the restrictions placed on the in
PRODUCTION and circulation of foreign
Journals. and of the suspension Of news
paper in Bordeaux because il .tatcd that
Marshal Mac Mahon was coldly received
during his recent Journeys. Tirard de-
clarcd that Notwithstanding thcS" pro
cccdings by the Government, the Paris
Fiqaro was allowed to inCitc the citizen.
Ia Il hatred of each other. He demanded
a cessation of these rigorous measure.
Chabaud La Tours justified the action
of the Government in suspcnding the
journal IN Bordeaux, and in prohibiting
the publication OF eight other Bonaphrtist
paycrs. because of the reproduction in
their columns of attacks which were of
,criou, nature. He stated, however, that
hc regretted the necessity for such pro-
cccdings.
Picarc asked the Government to
enforce the decision of the Assembly
aboIishing the empire. He said thut VI.
: Berger, the Bonapartist candidate for
Assembly in the Department Of Main
TT Loire, had issued circular % the
electors Ignoring this decision. Chabahd
La Tour said he disapproved Of this cir
cular, but was unwilling TO interfere, be-
causi, il would b. All invasion Of electoral
liberty. Several members ofthc eItr"m"
Left uttered their protests ag.in.t
the recognition Of Marshal Serrnnos q
government in spain, because It
was opposed to the intcrr't-
nf France. Chaband la Tours
replied that France had act"i IN hnT-
mony with other power, and he added
that large bodies Of troops had been dl,-
patched to ths frontier TO preserve strict
neutrality.
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Philadelphia wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA SeptPfnber I-WOoI
Wool bIoyart, without quOtabie
change in price. Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Wet Virginia double eItra and
aboye 52ICa sic; extra 52Na 53Ic;
medium 52isj4c; coarse 45,s 4sc; New
York, Michigan. Indians and Wstern
fine 4GCl,5Oc; medium J0ta 52c; cOsrss ~
IA 37c; cDmbing washed c0@yGjc; comb
ing unVashed iOCf43c; fne unwashed ~
Cr35c; eo4r.s and medium unwShed ~
Cs39c; tub wa he'd 52td67c; No. and su-
pcrfne pulled 4OCs45ci lambs 2sta 80.
fPor Additional Markets zee 8th page. !
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Cotton ktateneut.

Ngw YORK, Sept. net receipt at
all the United ;ItH,es' ports since S"pt"u-
ber lst, 5,jG2 bales ,Ame lSst year, S2aj; {;
total receipt to tbi. date, j,jG2, 70 sam"
date last year, 1875. HtP"rt' inc" Sep
ternber 1T, 1886; anne date last year,
7.22I- Stock ut 81, l. >. pprts, J01 ,GGI .
same last year, sl,2IG. StDck AT all ID"
interior towns, les Selma and Colurnbua.
1876; same date list year, 1881.
Steck At LfT"rpool, $3.50; same date
lat year, 1900. Stcck u Amsyicnn
afoat for great Britain, 1900 same dat"
Iag, wear 81 90
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Premature Explosion.

LoGANsPoRT, September 4.-Edwsrd
Lytlr WAS dangerously if not fatally in
'urrd At Frankfort Ind, Yesterday, by
the premature explosion ofa cannon while
pracNcing for the soldiers reunion to-
day.
Ten thousand people gathered at the
soldiers reunion at Frankfort to-day
Speeches We're made by Hon. Henry :.
Lukr md nthnrs
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VERMONT.
PoInnd Certainly Defeated.

MoxrELIER, September THE re-
turns from Judge Polands district, five
small towns excepted, give Poland ',+'9i
DenniSon, 6,s75; Davenport, l,loe; ana
scattering 924. Two years ago thetowns
gave Poland 10, 7s4; Steele, 2,alS Daven-
port, $3.50; and scattering 557. Peck Is
elected Governor by from 81 900 to29'o"
majority.
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INDIAN 4.
Held for Murder.

JEFrEEsoXvILLE, Sept. AT the cx-
animation trial Yesterday Clark and
Lrwi-werr held for the murder of August
Gardner. They were sent from Henry
viii" Ia ChsrleStown Jail under strong
guard hast might 1t j. reported that the
counsel for thr defendants will apply for
II haheas corpus. Should such an attempt
he made il iS thought the Vigilance
Committee will hang them. If they I'M
drrtakc to take them from Charlestown
jail il is most likely fearful fight would
follow, as it is said the sheriff is deter
minued to protect the prisoners al all
I,yard.
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NEW YORK.
Death of a Prima Donna.

80. NV York, September 4.-Madame
Agatha States Orlandini, the we'll
known operate singer died in this city
ON Wednesday. The deceased, whose
maiden name was Agatha Gayner, was of
Dublin, Ireland, from whence her parents
removed to San Francisco in her child
hood.
News Items.
Announcement is made that Bigler d
Co., heavy lumber dealers of Newbnrgh,
have been compelled to suspend. 1t is
said that the suspension was caused by
the failure of Comptroller Green, of this
city, to pay his bills to the amount Of
$4,000. They were audited and found
correct.
A racket match, for the championship
of America and for purse of five hum
dred dollars, was played by Thomas
Moore and James Denny yesterday, the
former winning.
Fred. Mather, who saile1 from this
country short time ago, having in
charge some 100000 young shad intend
ed for the streams of Germany, writes
from on board the steamer that the fish
died of starvation. Another attempt
will be made to transplant shad from
American to German waters.
Bigler & Co.. reported suspended, have
only been temporarily embarrassed, and
their business is proceeding without IN
terruption. Their assets are largely IN
excess Of liabilities.
General MuddIe.
The Commissioners Of Accounts have
made an examination of the books OF
the Charity Commissioner, and make
report showing irregularities in distrIbut-
ing supplies deceit in making returns,
fraud in letting contracts, alteration OF
books and everything in genera! mud
die.
Practice in Police Justices Courts
In habcas corpus before Justice
Donahue Of the Supreme Court, a police
Justice frankly admitted that he had
JSigned warrant for the arrest Of II wo-
man, not knowing its contents, trusting to
the assurance Of the police and his clerk
that il was all right; but it proved all
very wrong. His ofiense is to be laid
before the Grand Jury. Judge Dona-
hue commented upon the loose practice
which exists in the Police Courts, and
said that he was satisfied that crime was
sustained for political and pecuniary as
slstancr, and that for the sake Of Illegal
revenue panel houses and policy shops
were tolerated.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Sunday Law Decision.

HARRISBURG, September Ain the
test case brought BY the Sunday League,
Judge Pierson has decided that trans
gressors of the Sunday laws can he fined
for each and every sale of merchandise
during Sunday. G..
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OUR thanks are due to Mr.. WILLIAM
C.. CAMPBELL, of the Mississippi river
steamer R. F.. Lee, for late copy of the
New Orleans Picqgpne. 1t is II large
triple sheet journal, and full Of interest
ing matter.
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VOL. IL.
POLITICAL.
v,or state senste-sscond District.
NOTICE OF PRIMARY MEETING.

>TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
y Democratic voters of Washington
district, that Primary Meeting VIII oe
ibid at the First ward Hose House, on
SATURDAY evening, september the lAh,
Trnm To- 9 o'clock, for the purpose OF
rt0Iminating suitable candidates for County
t0mmiSsioner and other district officers.
LUKE FITZPATRICK,
Member of County Executive Committee
of Washington district. Sep3
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SPORTING NEWS.
Single SculI Race.

PITTSBURGH, September 4.-Evan
Morris, will leave for st. Johns on
Thursday next, to row single Scull race
with George Brown, for the champion
ship Of America and purse of $4,000.
All the arrangements have been made
and the race will take place on the Ken
checklists river. Scptcmber 25th