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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-10-28
ME. LIME. LIME.
Ayers


Is widely known
as one Of the o
%effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. Il has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly rep
Itatiou, based on its
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A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

Jonas Seibert, having by deed Of voluntary as
siQnment conveyed and assigned 10 me all bis cE-
tate, real, personal and mixed, in thrust for the ben
eft Of creditOrs, notice 4 hereby gwen to all per
sons indebted 20 said Jonas Selbert or having
claims against him % appear for settlement on
SATURDAY., October 81. 1874, at the residence Of the
assixnor. SOLOMON SNYDER,
sepl6 Assignee.
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.

A SSlGNEES SALE.
The undersizned assignee Of Peter Phinippi
viii sell at public sale
On Saturday, October 81, 1874,
the following very valuable real estate, viz
No. l. A farm containing about 30 acrts, stu
ate In AlilfOrd township about ] nile from Mineral
Point. adjoining lands Of Noah Scott, ' Hay,
Daniel D.. Miller and Others. known as the Haines
farm. ahOut 100 acres Of which are cleared. There
Is a dwelling house, a barn and other cut buildings
90 b eprsmises. There isa good apple orchard on
re PREMISES: the land il o. excellent quality.
70 & Twelve acres u land. adjoining jacob >
PhilIppt. David =. Shalt and others, With a frame
house, stable and other cut buildings thereon cree
tel
Eo2 The mineral right Of eight acres q 4nd
the arface q which hasbeen sold 10 PatnekuiH-
6th. -
No. Two lots in the town Of Mineral rom,
being lots Nos. 81 and ", having thersoh eieetT0@
store house, shop and other buildings
The ale of the lots VIII take place tnlnsI5i
Point Al 10 O'Clock .. m. Of SAID dAy, az We "a
anee Of The property viii Be sold on the AsHe'
farm a. Z. n. u said day.
TERNS-Onsthird ist January, lst9, az Nhn
time deeds win be made; one-thiru j.. nPfn -
sn5 rrnaipder Ist October, 1875, the two last pay
menis to bear interest from day q sale and 70 oe
seeured ~ judgements % the premises 10 cent
AZ re ar; navnent 10 be paid a. soon asthe prop
cry AARON WILL
~ Assignee.
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-n,r To 4fFrR INTEREST TO SHIP TO Us WEPG0MlSE ~ N
n IL II SSo6H sSTHE BUTTER Is SOLD, AND WILL MANI AmhNh
VaxCFS on ALLSHIPMENIS.r vno-SS orrr~pS
fSsRn GAN BE OBTAINED AT EXPIRES OFfNE@
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ALSO.

An the right title, interest and claim Of s. J.
NeKensie, Of, In and 10 the fOlluiRg described
real estate viz:
A certain lot aground situated IN Meyersisle
Borough, Somerset County Pa, said lot being 1x
I'D feet adjoinz lots ofO- 5. Porter, Olingersheirs
and others. Taken tn execution ~ the property Of
s. ]. MeKensic At the suit OF A. J.. Stoner and
others. Ten per cent Of the purchase money must
be paid as SOFA as the property Is sold and the
balance when deed Il delivered
Get q. "a OLIVER KNEPPER-
Sheriff.
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~NRHk~ years Win q con-
~zS stantly growing rep
SSVE0 I~tation, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by It's re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial TO children, and yet so searching
as to e~fieetually purge out the great cor
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syPhilitic contamination. impurities,
or diseases hat have lurked in the system
for years, 0 yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known.
of ScrOfula, and all scrOiulOus diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptiye dis
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BIOtches,
BOils, Pimples, PuStulez. Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Seald
Head, RingwOrm, and internal III
eeratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. IL also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhOea, when they are manifesto
tions Of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer Of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and hstless Ian
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and i've longer.
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor aud a new lease Of
Life.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. the Honorable william NJ. HAL
Pres.deu; Of the several Courts Of Common Plea
Of the Counties composing the sixteenth Iuiioia
District. and justice Of the Courts Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery. Dr the trial Of
ali capital AMI other offenders ia the mhf District,
and LEWIS A. TURNER and josiah MOwuY. F.
quires, Judges Of the Courts Of Common Pleas. and
Justices Of the Courts Of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery. for the TRIAL Of 81 capital
and other offenders In the County Of Somerset, have
issued their prccepts and 70 ne directed. ior hold
Ing a Court % Common Pleas and General Omar
Ter Sessions Of the Peace, ami General Jail DelT.
cry and Courts u Oyer AMI Tenniner, az Somerset
On Monday, November 9th. 1873,
NOTIcE Is hereby girsR % ell the Justices o. the
Peace. the CORNER and Cgnstablcs within the suid
County d Somerset, that thoy be- then and there lu
their proper pcrsuus. with tbeir rolls. records. luqui
sitlons. examinations. and other remembrance %
do those things Whioh 10 their Offices and in that
behalf appcTtaIn 10 be doncs and also, tley Who
will prosecute agninstthc prisoners fhat IRE ~ shall
he in the pail Of Sonerset County. % b. then and
Their. b prozecufc against them ~ shall D. lust
SHEsfYEs OgFlcE OLIVER ESEPFEH.
Sauersst. oct. "a Sheriff.
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Nep Adrertisements,
TraUsDarent PLAYING Cards,

Transparent Fiayfns Carus.
with splendid fancy colcred pictures In each
card when held 10 the light. Send oRe dollar q
GiIdenfenny h Hess, 90 Ffnh avenue, and you VA
receive a pack postage paid. The largest stock Of
Albums In the city.
0nDKHyKSxY 4 HISS,
% FInh avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
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RuEter ES 2nte0
BY
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-10-28
KMNkRD & OUDESLUYS

IT isRax time for shipping GEADEs
RITTER and We advise ad tne
dairvmenfo take advantage Of every eoid
dew 10 shjpsheir butter down to us as rap
idiv as possible. We have q very octsse
rof now. for good dairics and can feaul,!
sell from 1.O00t 9,O00 kegs every Weeh'
AZ highest market price. Butiermerch"hts
from The south and coast ciues are nov be
ginning TO lay in their fall Sn9 winter
STOCKS ofbutter, and we advise dairymen
10 Shin their butter promptly as % Se'
the advantage Of This very deslrilie 'rl49-
We win use every eiortto sell at Iiioil-
Est PRICES. and as soon as the ou,,eI
i sold win send Sles and check We
will also make liberal advances on siip-
Hoping 10 receive liberal shipments
promptly.
Respectfully &c,
KENNARD & OUDEsLUYs
IS EXCHANGE PLACE.
Baltimore. Nd
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All the right. title. interest and claim Of Charles
Pitt Of. In and to the following described real
estate viz:
A certain lot OF ground situate In the town Of
Garret, Somerset county, Pa. coutalning-aeres,
with a two story Franc dwelling house thereon
erected and known on the plan of said town as lot
no. 81, adjoining Layfaette street, Walker street,
Bridge and Cherry alleys, and lot No. 50 with the
appur.enaDces. Taken In execution asthe property
OF Charles Pitt at the suit Of WIN. II. Hay.
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ALSO.

All the right, title, interest and claim Of w.
Walter, or IN and to the following described real
estate. Wa. The undivided one-haif Of a lot OF
ground situate in Kingwood, Upper Turkeyfoot
township, Somerset County Pa, containing-
acres. with n store house thereon erected, adIOln-
ing lots Of Joseph Hostetler. Lutheran Churth lot
and others, With the appurtcnances. Taken IN ex-
eeutIon IS the property Of A. W. Walter at the suit
Of George Hanger, ct al.
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All the right, title. interest and claim Of John
d. Roddy, OF, In and to the following described
real estate viz: All the minerals. metals. privilege,
coal, ores and mineral substances, lying and being
under and contained within all that piece or parcel
Of land situate In BrOthersyalley township SOner
scribed By meets and bounds, courses and distan-
ces in q deed from BENJAMIN Hay and Susannah
his wife to the said John d.. Rocdy, containing
eigkty-three acres, strict measure, adjoining lands
ofP. Hay and others, with the sppurtenanees
Taken IN execution as the property Of John ID.
ROddy at the suit Of Franklin Hay and Charles
q. Walker, administration Of Benjamin Hay
deed.
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All the right, title interest," and claim Of Jonas
Weirick, Of, In and TO the following described real
estate viz
A certain tract Of land situate 10 Paint tp., Som
erses county, Pa. eOutzintng $50 acres, more or
Iess, Of which there are about IS acres cleared and
about Q acres IN meadow with = 0ne-stoy log dwell
ling house and log barn thereon erected, adjoining
lands Of John Rogers, EphFain Wentworth and
others. with the appurtenanees. Taken IN exeeu-
ton as the property Of Jonas weiriek at the suit
Of H. T. Sehell.
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An the right, title. interest and claim Of James
Staup Of, Ia and TO the following described real
estate viz: certain lot Of ground situate In Wei
lerxburxh Borough, Somerset County Pa. Con
tanning Il acre more OF less, with 4 one and one
half story frame dwelling house and cut buildings
thereon erected. adjoining lots Of Ira Garfield 4
Co. and others, with TIE appurtcnances. Taken
in execution rs the property Of James Staup at
the suit Of Henry Suhre.
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Ms JAS. B. TREDwElL.
Ma G Mammoth Block
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All the right, title, interest and claim OF Moses
Yoder OF, In and to the following described real
estate. viz
A certain tract 0 fland situate IN Somerset tp,
Somerset County, Pa, containing los acres, more
or less, Of which there are about ~ acres cleared
and three acres In meadow with a IL story log
dwelling house, barn and other cut buildings there
on erected, adjoining lands Of Christian Iinkey,
Jacob NJ. Walter and others, with the appurte-
nances. Taken In execution as the property Of
Moses Yoder at the suit of Frederick LIGHTHOUSE.
, 1874-06-16

ton County Judge Bt,,lebnkor and Jamcs r.
Dobo, Of AdamB County; j. Mcdonald Whittier
mud tho Hon. Liout. Dur1nolfB, Of Wolls County.
Judge Lowry Is making strong fight. but oitlior
flnmitton or C0torick nlay rocoivo the non1na-
tiou.
POLITICS N MONTGOMERY COUNTY AND THE sfx-
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL
- speefal Dtspateh to THO chtcaso 1t!bune.,
H111snoRo. ill.,, Juno 13.-Tho Republican
County Contra! Committee of Montgomery
County having gone over. lioolt Rnd ltnn, to thu
farmers party, Faw Of tho Old ll'corlig.eloa
have issued Gull for Republican County Con;
delcgatoH to the Republican atato Convention,
juno r. 1t will 10 u 'nournfu' affair.
Tho FarmorB' County Association Of Mont
gomory County, lavo n meeting DULY II, for the
nurposo Of al,pointing delegates to tho Farmers
Congressional Convention, which moess at Vail
Con. j. ]. Phillips nnd tho Hon. Z. J. O.
Alexander aro fayorabsy naon!ionel In conicc-
tion with tho nomination Of tllo Inter Con-
vcntion.
Tho Hon. ]. r. 1cclcB, Mai. McWilliame and
thu Hon. Jamea Martin, tho present incumbent,
nre candidates for tho lsopnblcan Congressional
nomination ~ thts (tho sixteenth) fstrict. ,,.
to ho thu Republican casMlidato for Congress III
tho Seyonteenth Dihtrict The Gouer,tl ia an
am!ablo Tontcmnn, but lnbola llnder tho dolu-
Blon tint the Civil War il still III progrcns.
THE OREGON ELEcTloS-coMpLEx1oN or THE
LEGIa14ATuNE.
BAN FRANCISCO, juno 18.-A dispatch vhB ro-
cc'so1 from Portland this evening. aa follows:
Tho sonato staudB eleven Repubicans. niuo
Democratic, and tou Independents. Tho House
stands sixteen Republicans, tweuty-two Dono-
Gratis, and twenty-five independents.
, 1874-06-16

hr. JOSEPH, Mich, Juno l5.-TLo shipment
OF irnit from this port ana Douton Haroor has
now 1airly commenced. X fow eratos Of ntraw-
pesrlcH wore forwarded tho beginning. Of last
week, for Which tho consignosB received 50
conts Per quart. On Sunday uiglt tho Corona
M sett this dock for .Chicngo with about 1900
ofates u bosrloB, Atld tho Luke Dreoze u1ao took
good cargo from Dentnn IIarhor. Tho latter IL
new boat, placed on tho lino tl,iA soason, thus
furnishing q! dolly liao from both potts to Chi--
eago: The crop Of strawberries is somewhat
anealea i by tue rocont loayy storms washing teo
sasu t! INTO tho ripening trust. Upon the other
lfalt tue min bus had an Inspiring o,fecs. Ghol-
rlea hra fiponlug fast, uDd ars abundant. Aasr-
9orrlos " a,ld blaokbcsriou promlao vol and p!ott-
fully. Thoy will he ready for shipment within
mouth: Aogardlng. peachuB oplnlons vary: Many
orchards aro no oadutl tlat Tic trees will llayo to
bo tl!tlned to lasuro Yair-s!zel fruit, yot sono
Erowona predict only moderate yiell. Thus
iar tno ralny aenRon llaa been instrumental III
keepMg OF llla eurcullo. And haH 50 revived tho
troos tl!at little dreaa Ut thu "yolows" ID Of
rrossea. Tho time when tue Inst frost Ia
tearod having also pnssed. with proper
caro tue peach ylo[l will dountlosa 10
yyory larEe. Grapes noyor looked butter.
psara are sathcr Till, owinI to last years. crop
cots aso AuiuE nicely. uo!amtaslon-mcn, aro
uWarining lAG boes Aloupd loie Altogether,
, 1874-06-16
tho outlook Ia quito encouraging, both for pro.
ducpra Rnl consumers,


Condition OF tho Growing Crop-r.c.
port of tho Agricultural Nure.,u.
WAsutNoToN, D. g., juno 15.-TAo Btntisctan
of tho department Of Agriculture malteA lilo
report Of acreage iii cotton, baHod OH roturls
frunl most Of tho cotton oot1ntios, and OH per-
aonal observation IN six cuttou Btatos, AZ toll
lows, comparison boinB with tho nrea Of 1878
Virginia, 81; North Carolina. 80; South Caro-
iina, 0l Georgia. 90; Florida, 31 Alabama,
8o; Artansas, BD TonnoAaoe. "a Misassinpl,
S8; Louisiana. ~ Toxas. l02: Missouri, 10.
Tho aggregate reduction slightly oxcoeds ii por
cent. Tho condition Of tho crop IL represented
by TIE following figures. loo Gotug tflo uornlal
Or fur condltion North Carolina, 81;
South Carollua, 81 !; Goorgia, 80; Florida %;
!hlaonma, "a; MiHsiasippi, rs; LoutaialIa, 20
Ioxaa, W; Arkansas, W; TenneBHco, 86. Tho
ioport OF tlic condition in 1879 WAS more favora-
n hlo IN every atato except North Ca.olna and
Texas, tho record standing as follows, North
GUn;reil;na' 85; South Carolina, ss; uoorga, v
Florida. 1o2; Alabama, 03; hflHsissippl, 02
Louisiana. M Texas, SO =; Arkansas, 02 Tom
nonsce. w. The seasou AaH boon remarkable.
ZIG btand III very poor, mnny plants not having
made their appoaramco on tito 1Ht Of Juno.
since tho last Ut May light showers havc heen
general, and Tho prospects aro much improved.
Iho helda arc much eleanor than at tEts dato
!aat yonr, md can easily DO kept FREQ from waulH.
With favorable woathor rapid Improvement s
cortaili mud fair comparison with July is quito
probable at tho u01t report.
, 1874-06-16
FLOODS IN NEBRASKA,

Sptcfal DispNleh 70 TAs CAicuao Tribune,
LINCOLN, Nab, juno 15.-Iuin,ol.so ruins on
Saturday night aud yesterday oouplotcly Hooded
tho country, The bottom-landH below Lincoln
pyosont tho appearance OF l. lako. Twenty-Five
iamiIios wero compelled to leave tteir l.ousoy
md tnoyo ou higher grounds beyond. Tho kiln
Ut L. II. IIaineH foil down; loss, III, 600. Sow
oral HmaI1 iuuBeH were undermined. Trains
Bonora!ly stopped running west 0f here. Many
oulvorts are Gone, and tracks arc wasllod away.
Tho mni1 ca,no in an usual 1'hore IL u report Ut
tho drowning Ut womhn several miles above
bore, but It l2Qks confirmation.
, 1874-06-16
10 pAvlESs COUNTY.

Specias Dispatch 10 The Chicago 1rihunt.
WANnES; ILL.,, June 13.--Tho Republican Conn-
ty Convention or 10 Davioao County commenced
iD this place thie Afternoon. or the twenty-five
towns Iii the county, sixteen wero represented.
No resolutions or instructions Wero PASSED.
Tho fol!owiug-named gentlemen were elected
delegates to attend tue Republican State Con.
yentlon at Springfield. on the 18th inst.: The
Hon. A, NJ. Jones, WV. Huntington, Hiram
Iy11o1, John ,sE,,a. ,spee,I,s. the Hon; Il: $. Town. M
delegates ve,o given tile powor Of substitution,
md to caat tho full vote Of the county in the
Convention. Tho proceedings Ut tha Conven-
tion were harmonious.
, 1874-06-16
MARSHALL COUNTY.

MARSHALL COUNTY.
Special Dtspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
MAnBlIALLTowN, la., Juno 15.-Tho Anti
Monopoly Convention for Mayshali County TO
helect delegates for the State and Congressional
Conventions waB hold in this city to-day. Ethan
Allon wAa called to tho chair. Tho platform
adopted at DesAFoiues last February wng ILL
dorded. Tho deegateH 10 tho State Convention
are tho lion. W. s. Rico, A. J. Lard, Ethan
Allon, ]. II. scagor, aud William Falias Congress
Aional deloghtoH: c. ". Stone Barnes, Whitley
Mills, aud John Worloy. This is tho first organ
lied effort mndo ngalnHt tho Republican party in
of the % ntI-Monopo!ists @ for aoyosnor Cow m last fai
rocaivod threo votes,
Tho actiou Of tho Convention was harmonious.
Tho Hon. W. S. Rice was formerly Slate Souator
from this county. They propose to contest tho
, 1874-06-16
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Lune 15.--For TonneeHeo
and the Ohio Valley, and the Lake region, ruin
and savosal local storms. with easerly to soutl.-
erly Winds, gradually yoorlug to Westerly south
Of tho Lake region, with atatioaar, or falling
Temperature, aud falling followed by rising ba-
rou'otor. For the Northwest. light 1a,tls fol-
lowed by clear aud cool woathcr, northwest to
southwoa. winds, aud rising baromstor.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Juno 10, 1874
, 1874-06-16

Tho roaction against tho temperance crusade
In Ohio has commenced. The correspondent Of
lho Cincinnati Gazette at Washington Court
Houao, whore tho orusade began, writes tint
}hcro are now six bcer- shops in actiyo operation
ritlin the villago limits, md threo just outs[de
Tho Richmond und.) Independent, In noticing
tho romarks Of a Mira. Hunt It, . temperance
moeting In indianapolis, sayB:
When Ststcr Hunt comes to Richmond shc Will md
for different state Of affairs than o1istcd when ah9
loft hor niaBon. Thcn there was but ono Hcen6cu
saloon: now ttera aro hrcs. Thon tacro were threo
holosao liquor storcs now there afg III "a wonsy
quantities TIC United sates permits allosT to no
sold, not to be drank tho preniseb. Ta.lay tGcrc
ia morn uhtaky ac and beer sold aud drank III Rct
nond than before tile crusade commenced.
Not having followed tho earnoBt and friendly
advice which VAS given them at tho outset, the
crusaders havc now to loarn tho lesson Of wia-
dom by hnrd knocks. NO trust It will not ha too
late whom they discover tnut tnoy haGo done tho
oauso Of temperance groat harm.
, 1874-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. Scl1ENCK'S pULa1ON1O SYRUP, sEA.WEKD
Tonic, and Mandrake pls.-Theso mod!onoa havo IN.
doubtedy performed no1o ouses Of Donsumpsion than
any othor ronody known to tho American publo They
compounded Of vegetable Ingredients. and contain
nothing which bo injurious to tho human oonBtuto
Other remedies advertised AZ curos for CONSUMPTION
probably contain opium, which somewhat dangerous
drug In all aud II taken fsocly by oonsumptlvo ps-
sleas It must du niuy for its taudouoy to con-
ano tho morbid matter IN tho syato which of couras,
must mako impossible. sohonoks pulnouio syr.
up warranted not contain partlols Of oplun It ID
composed OF powerful but harmless horbs whioh not On
tho unRa nvor, stomach, and bood and thus correct all
morbid scoroons and oxpol all tho soasod mattor from
tho body Thoso tho only means by which Consuup
tlon can bo cured, mud ohencks Puouic syrup Sea-
Wood Tonic, and Mandrake Pills aro tho only modtones
which oporate In this Is Obvious they aro tho only
genuine euro for Pulmonary Con,umptioa Each bottlo
Of this Invaluable medicine Is accompanied BY full dreo.
ons. d. sohcnck Is professionally ut his principal Of.
fec, corncr Sixth md Arch atsoos. PHILADELPHIA, ovosy
Monday whsse all ettora for advco must bo addressed.
, 1874-06-16

LEE COUNTY.
Special Dtsnateh 70 Tile Chicago Tribune.
FonT MADISON, H., Juno, 13.-The Lee Coun-
ty Anti-Alonopoly A1asB Convention was in sea-
Blon to-day at Charleston Hon, e. s. AlcCulloch
President, John Gibbons aud ". G. Hobbs. SEQ
resarioB, aud thirty -threo delegates were selected
to represent tho county at tho Slate Convention
IN Des AIoines, to bo hold juuo n. No business
Of Importance cumo before tho ConYention. The
Attendance WAS worry small.
, 1874-06-16

Special D.sGatch to Tho Chicado Tribune.
CuAMrA1os, ILL.,, Jnue 14.-Thc following gen-
tlemen were appointed delegates to the State
Convention at Springfield, on tho 17tL, by tho
Champaigu County Republican Convention,
which met yesterday: q. i. Swan, II. D. rhomp-
sou, tho Ion. !o'in Pouleld, Z. ]. Scott Il. 4.
Bower, Samuel Kooglor, William Lexington, Z.
Warner, aud J. G. Mlas. No Instructions were
giycp,
, 1874-06-16
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


5prcial Disputctt to 1,he Chicago Tribune
spHtsdfiELD, Ill.,, Juno l6.-In tic United
Suites Circuit Court this morning, in The 1epIeyn
oasea III which tho Cleveland 1r0n Company and
tho Rhode Island Locomotiyo-Works. were plalnt-
ills, aud the lErie Nailroau Company, Atarshall,
was defendant, rolorred to III tliose dispatches
Saturday last, yoraiots were giyon tho plaintiffs
In caoli case.
, 1874-06-16

Spcciat Dispatch to 1;be Eh,cado Tribune.
QTruuwA, To-, juno 19.-The Wapollo County
Anti Monopoly Convention, held ut Oetnnlwa to-
day, appointed deloEatea to the State judicial
aud Congressional Conventions. It instructed
for tlls Hon. J. W. Dixon for Congress- and the
Hon. ". G. Hobbs, Of Fort Madison, for Attor-
uoy-Goneral.
, 1874-06-16
THE IOWA TI-MoNOPoLIsTs
QES MONIES COUNTY

spseiai DispatcA to 1he chfcago Tribune.
-DuR11Naros, To-, June 13.-.-A meetiug Of Anti
Mouopolists Of this county waa held tins utter
nooa. aud doegatoa appointed to tho stato Con-
yentiou. They ara pledged to J. ". Barues, Ut
this city, for btato Treasurer.
, 1874-06-16

ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN CoNTEN,
TIQNS,


MERCER COuNTY.2
Specias Dispatch to Ihe Chteado Tribune.
ALEpu, H., June 15.-Tho Republican Con-
vention met horo laAt Saturday to elect delegates
TO tho Springfield Convention. Si1 towns woro
represented and twonty-seyen people we're pras-
cut. Of whom twonty.two wero Of tho faithful.
, 1874-06-16

COUNTRY TOWNS. ..
pelegafes-o. II. Dalton, William y. Watson F. Y.
Palmer, Jlcob Nohn, Homer Wllmarts, A. Garter,
Zonas Cotman, g. D. Raymond, Y. N. DrAtnard, J. T.
". Carrington, @. A. FeiBconl, =. A. Clifford ". n.
Taylor. H. 4. Thomas, @. 7. William, A. Il. Dzltou.
No altcrnatcs worU SOLICITED.
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