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j. Bynon having majority Of the
votes cast was declared duly nominated.
The names of s. Harleman and A.
Christman were withdrawn, and the
convention proceeded to the third bal
lot, with the following result
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Whereupon James Ash was declared
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Mr.. Ash is farmer residing in the vi
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A committee was appointed to wait
upon Gen. G. Albright and invite him
to address the convention. The inter-
val being occupied by Mr.. VIM. Lilly,
In response Gen. Albright returned
with the committee, and upon entering
the Court House was received, with a
round of applause. He expressed his
entire satisfaction with the ticket nom-
mated, aud promised his full support.
Since the Republican party had
been in power the County taxes had
been reduced, and he thought still
further reduction could be made If they
were successful, of which he felt no
doubt. The Gen. proceeded to discuss
the financial question, when we had to
leave in order to make the tram.
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IL
Notice Is hereby given that samuel Graver,
of Iehighton, Carbon county, Pa, by deed OF
voluntary assignment has sssiened all The es-
tate, real and p 'rsonnl, of the said samuel Ora
county. Pa. in trust for the benefit OF the snid
Samuel Graver
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uel Grnver, will make payment TO me, the sid
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Republican County Convention.


The Republican County Convention
assembled in the Court House, Mauch
Chunk, on Monday morning last, at
11:15 O'Clock, and was called to order
by Sheriff o. Brenei>er, Chairman OF
the County Committee. The conven-
ton then organized by the appointment
of Mr.. VIM. Lilly as temporary chair
man, who, upon taking his seat, made
brief speech, in which he emphatical-
ly denied the rumor that ticket had
already been formed by the firing, "
and trusted that only such men would
be placed in nomination for the various
offices as could claim the confidence and
support of the people. He claimed
Ohio for the Republicans by from 90
600 to $4,000 majority, and bad no
doubt but that Pennsylvania would do
better for Gov. Hartranft on the 2nd of
November than it had done at his pre-
vious election to the Gubernatorial
chair. J.. r. Leisenring and Jas. W..
Hyndman were chosen Secretaries.
The delegates then presented their
credentials, when all the districts were
found to be fully represented.
a motion was made that committee
Of FIVE on permanent organization be
appointed. The president appointed
the following-Fied. Bertolette, Capt.
Minnich. H. G. Levanway. Thomas
Dougherty and J. K. Rickert.
A committee consisting of one from
each borough and township was ap.
pointed to draft resolutions.
On motion the convention took re-
cess till 80 O'Clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
! Upon reassembling, the committee on
organization reported
President-wiliiam Lilly.
Vice-Presldents-J. X. Rickert,
ID. Reynolds.
Secretaries-J. r. Leisenring.
L. Il. Wills
Inc appointments were concuFTea IN
by the convention.
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidates to ill the diff
ferent offices. t.. I.nH
FOR TREASURER.
Edgar Twining, Of Mauch Chunk.
Ra'ph CorDy, OF Nesquehoning.
a. u. DOlienmayer, Lentghton.
FOR REGISTER g. RECORDER.
Alfred Whittingham, OF Weissport.
.. FOR COMMISSIONERS,
Samuel Harleman, of Weatherly.
William Kane OF Mauch Chunk.
John BynQn, OF Summit Hill.
John Beighe, OF East Mauch ChunK.
s.. w. Hudson, OF Packer Twp.
James Ash. of Lehigh Gap.
Adam Christman. Of Penn Forest
Daniel Reynolds, OF Summit Hill.
Ma han Mosser. of Mabonlng,
John Lapp, OF MshonIng.
FOR Az DIToRS,
J.K. Rickert. Of Franklin Twp.
J. b. LOngshor6, of Beaver Meadow.
FOR CORONER,
DR.. N. B. ReDer, OF Lehighton.
Dr. 1weedle, Of Audenried.
Here Fred. Beytolette read a letter
from Mr.. Edgar Twining, wherein he
proposed to withdraw his name from
before the convention, il any cand-
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DE-. TMeedle, ii

DR.. Reber's nomination having been
made unanimous, on motion Gen. Chas.
Albright and Wm. Lilly were appoint
ed Representative Delegates to the next
State Convention, and w. W. Maybe
Senatorial Delegate, subject to the Con-
currence Of Monroe and Pike.
The following named gentlemen were
then appointed as the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Banks-w. f. Bevan,
r H. Iongshore.
East Penn--Jas. Ballet.
Franklin-J X. Rickert
Kidder-W f. Streeter
Jacob Hawk.
Lehighton--A. G. Dollenmsyer.
Lausanne-Wm. Spencer,
Lehieh-L. w. Reiley.
L. TowamensiDg-J. snyder. Jr.
Mauch Chunk-J. W. Hyndman,
Peter Stanl.
f. NJ. Chunk-P. II. Cook.
- IT. Seigflied
Nesquehoning--RalphC COiby.
Parryvtlle-W. W. nowmau.
Penn Forest-Adam ChFlstman.
Summit Hills. NJ, MiAnich.
M. z. Synyear.
Towamensng-A. Snyder.
WeHtAeriy-A. j. Lauderburn
Weissport-L. Il. Wills
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from Mr.. Edgar Twining, wherein he
proposed to withdraw his name from
before the convention, il any cand-
date having greater claims should be
presented. Mr.. II. G. Levanway fol-
lowed with quite lengthy speech,
highly eulogistic Of Mr.. Twlning as a
gentleman highly fitted for the po-
sition. Capt. Minpich, of Summit Hill,
followed. opposing the nomination of
Mr.. Twining, on the ground that the
Summit Killers we're opposed to him,
and stated that II he (Mr. To- was
nominated that town would not give
him 25 votes. Whereupon Mr.. Levan-
way stated that he had been ins tructed
to peremptOrily withdraw the name Of
Mr.. Twining from before the conyen.
tiOn. Some little cOmmotion was ap-
parent among the delegates at this
point, when a motion was made that
a committee be appolnted TO go to Mr..
Twining and confer with him upon the
matter. The committee having waited
upon Mr.. Twining, returned to the
convention and announced that that
gentleman had consented TO accept II
nominated, The balloting was then
proceeded with, Mr.. K. Twinlng rectlv-
ing the nomination for County Treasur-
er on the first ballot. Mr.. Dollonmayer
having Withdrawn his name la favor
of the former gentleman, the ballot
was
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On motion the nomination was made
unaDimouF.
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SIl lERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LRv, IA. issu.
ID ed out Of the Court OF COmnon Pleas Of Car
bon County. to me direeted, there viii be expos
ed at Public Sale In the Court house in Maucb
Chrnv; on
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Anti-MOnepoly Convention.

Reading, Pa, Oct. 9, 1875. ....
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Ths Garhpt Sdpueate.
Local and Personal.

SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. 10. 1875.
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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.

/ Mr.. Rutledge in the chair.
When Mr.. Champlain's bill to prevent
bribery and corruption came up Mr.. Del
ano suggested that Ramsey and Henne
| pin counties should be excepted from this
bill.
Mr.. Durant moved to except
kandiyohi county from the
operation of this law. Some gentleman
moved to except Wabashaw county, and
the amendments were withdrawn.
Mr.. Delano moved to amend by appro.
priating 100000 for an additional State
Prison. and that the same be ready for
business by next Autumn, and that ac-
commodations be prepared for 147 per.
sons 1.-THE number of members of the Leg.
islature.)
Mr.. Petit moved to amend by provid-
ing that the provisions of this bill shall
apply to the last general election.
Mr.. Fletcher moved to amend by pro-
viding that every legafvoter who shall re-
fuse or neglect to vote shall be fined one
hundred dollars and Imprisonment for
one year.
Mr.. Eagan wanted to hear from Major
Camp as to the constitutionality of these
amendments.
Mr.. Delano moved to exempt the Can
Can from the elements of corruption.
The amendments were ruled out and
the bill was recommended to pass.
BEWARE, HORSE THIEVES.
Mr.. Jennings bill giving 5000 reward
for the conviction of horse thieves
was before the committee and
on motion of Mr.. Burchard
to strike out 5000 and insert 500,
Mr.. Deuel. opposed on the ground that
the horse thief has peculiar facilities for
preying upon the people. Indeed they
were the smartcst Williams he knew, ex.
cept railroad men.
This was regarded as special thrust
at Mr.. Dclano, and that gentleman was
asked by the delighted members to make
a can can amendment.
The bill was amended as proposed and
also so as to provide $25 reward for the
conviction Of cattle thieves.
Thirty-fiv bills were under considera.
ton, and all but three or four were re-
commended to pass, two we're indefinitely
postponed, and progress was reported on
the remainder.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Mr.. Chadderdons' bill relating to pub.
lication of tax list, intended to permit the
selection of any English paper in the
county.
Mr.. Mowers Saltwater charter amend.
ment.
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The Anti-A1onopo1ist.

Mr.. Folsom. coming in, wished to re-
cord his vote in the negative, but objec-
ton was made.
DRUNKARDs PRACTICfNG MEDICINE.
Mr.. Lienau' S bill requiring physicians
to show to the county commissioners
Of their respective counties that
they are not habitual drunk
ards, upon which license to
practice medicine shall be issued to them,
and making it misdemeanor to practice
medicine or surgery without, such license,
coming up for its third reading. spirited
debate followed, in which TIE bill was OPP
posed on the ground that it unjustly re-
fected on all the profession, and was
advocated on the ground that.it was for
the professional good as we'll as the pub
lie good. Some of the opposition to the
bill was confined to the method in which
its purpose was proposed to be accom-
plished. Finally the bill was rejected;
yeas Is. nays 81, and recess was taken
till 1902. NJ.
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5000
1900
$1,000
3e3 Shares at ESQ each

3e3 Shares at ESQ each go. .. $1,000
The distribution will take place ON or before
the First of March, 1875, under the direction
and control of Committee OF disinterested
gentlemen, to be selected by the Board OF Mall
ayers OF the Industrial School
All money will be paid TO and held by thu
Hon John. 8. Prince, (Treasurer,) Cashier Of
the St. Paul Savings Bank, by whom and his
Deputies, duly authorized, all certificates Of
shares must be counfersigned. The Treasurer
win retain all money until the distribution
shall have taken place, and the deeds, &C., for
all the property been deposited with him.
c4 Titles to all real estate warranted and
abstracts furnished.
The following are the names OF the Board OF
Managers Of the Catholic Industrial School:
Thomas Grace, George MITCH, Matthias Koch,
Louis DemeuIes, d. O'Haloren, H n. Timme,
VIM L Kelley, st. Paul, Anthony Kelley,
Minneapolis: n. r. w. Kranz, Hastings
Stephen Newell, HASTINGS John ]. CShaugh-
nezsey, SsiIIvafer John F. Tenvoorde. S t.
Cloud; VIM O'Mulcahy, Rochester Hon
John F. Meaeher, Mankats; W. J. Brown,
Austin: Charles McKenna, Farilault-
TERMS 1O on or before March I, 1875. and
so one year thereafter, interest 10 per cent
All communications must BE- addressed 10
=. ~. RBALICK,
go. Agent and Manager, st. Paul.
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Evening Session.

THE CAPITOL REMOVAL BILL.
Senator Wilkinson, remarking that the
joke had gone far enough, moved to re.
consider the vote by which the bill for
locating the capitol in Kandiyohi county
was passed be reconsidered.
Senator Cox raised the point of order
that the bill having gone to the House,
the motion to reconsider could not be en-
tertained; in which he was sustained by
the chair.
Senator Drake moved a resolution re.
questing the House to return the bill, on
which Mr.. Cox gave notice Of debate,
which carried the resolution over one
day.
Senator Wilkinson gave notice that he
would move a reconsideration tomorrow,
under the rules.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the city of Minneapolis to
aid in building bridge for the Minneap.
oils & st. Louis railroad, by bonds here
tofore authorized to be issued in aid oil
the Minnesota Western railroad.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the city of Minneapolis to
issue bonds for building new suspension
bridge.
Amending the act authorizing the town
of Clark, Faribault county, to issue bonds
= increasing the amount to $4,000. Sup.
posed to be for milling purposes.
Amending the act establishing a NUM-
cipal court in Minneapolis. Requiring a
bond from plaintiff in case of Judgment
by default.
Amending the statutes relating to coun.
ty surveyors and deputies.
Authorizing the Minneapolis St. Louis
railroad company to extend branch line
from Buffalo to New London.
Legalizing conveyances heretofore made,
the acknowledgements of which are defec.
tive in not specifying the separate &C.
acknowledgement by the wife.
Amending the act for State road from
Benson to Lac qui Parle, as to compensa-
ton of commissioners, etc.
Amending the statutes relating to logs
and lum Der, as to log-marks and transfers
of the same.
Amending the statutes relating to man
ufacturing corporations, so as to allow a
majority of stock to transact business
and allowing votes by proxy.
Changing the boundaries Of school dis
tricts Nos. q and l3 in Isanti county.
Requiring druggists to keep record o.
persons obtaining poisons from them.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
Reducing the fees of Notaries public.
After some time spent in committee o.
the whole. where the only bills that came
up of general interest were those taxing
telegraph companies on gross receipts, thu
Senate adjourned.
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The LEGISLATURE.
Senase, Wednesday. Feb. "a.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


By Senator Doughty, extending ferry
privileges to the city of Lake City.
Also, amending the special law of 1872
which grants ferry privileges to D. S.
Richards.
Also, to incorporate the village of Plain
view in Wabashaw county.
By Senator Benedict, for funding the
floating debt of Grow Wing county
Also,- changing the time for holding
terms Of the district court in Crow Wing
county.
By Senator Drake, for charging The
corporate limits of Window, Cottonwood
county. Passed under suspension of the
rules.
By Senator Drake, vacating the town
plat of Merriam in Scott county.
By Senator Rice, for locating the State
capitol permanently upon the lands grant
ed by the general government in Randi
yobi county, ten acres of which surround
ing the capitol are to be laid out for city
to be called ''Donnelly."
MAGDALEN SOCIETY.
A communication was received from
Gov. Davis, transmitting the report OF
the Lady Managers of the of Magdalen
Home for the past year, which was laid on
the table to have five hundred copies
printed.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the treasurer of Stearns
county to pay over certain funds to the
town treasurer of gainesville in that
county.
Vacating portion of the site of Albert
Lea village.
Memorial for increased mail service be.
tween Glenwood and Benson.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Providing for a re-assessment of real
property in West st. Paul, Dakota
county.
Amending the statute relating to com.
pensation of officers and members Of the
Legislature, ETC., as to the payment oil
clerks and copyists.
Requiring land grant rail companies
to file in each counties certified lists Of
the lands III such county they received
from the State.
Providing for service of process upon
corporations in certain cases.
Amending the statutes relating to
records of mortgage foreclosure sales OF
COnveyances.
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rs to fix salary at sum not exceeding

els to fix salary at sum not exceeding
800.
BY Mr.. Morse, fixing the salaries Of
the judges sof the supreme court at s4, 900.
By Mr.. Rutledge, amending act incor-
porating St. James.
By Mr.. Durant, confirming grant OF
lands to the St. Paul and Taylor's Falls
railroad company.
Ry Committee on immigration, appro-
priating $1,000 for the relief Of destitute
immigrants.
By Mr.. Deakin, relating to investments
by guardians, with view to protecting
wards from improper Investments.
Also, bill providing for rendering ac-
counts by guardians.
By Mr.. Sencerbox, appointing Gov.
Davis, VIM. Lochren and Thomas Wilson
committee to locate the second
State prison at shakopee, and appoint
ing c.. B. Tirrell, Ara Barton,
D. L. How, S. A. Hooper and P. Gey-
erman board of trustees to construct
the prison. &c.
By Mr.. Camp, restoring to E. A. Hold
son the rights of citizenship. Rules
suspended and the bill ordered engrossed
for third reading.
By Mr.. Burlison, regulating elevators
and warehouse. Requiring bonds not less
than $4,000 nor more than 100000,
running to county commissioners, before
receiving grain.
By L. L. Baxter, providing for the pur-
chase of 200 copies of Gilfllan's Mime
sofa reports.
By Mr.. Benz, giving wife or husband
exclusive control of property after one
years desertion or abandonment, or
where cause for divorce exists. Referred
to special committee consisting of the
bachelors of the House, (Messrs. Wood
bury, Stone, Morse,) and as special act
of courtesy to the Hennepin delegation
Mr.. Clarke was added.
By Mr.. Wheat, memorial against a
treaty of reciprocity with Canada.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing towns in Wabashaw county
to aid in the construction Of railroads.
An act relating to the Cannon River
Improvement Company.
Authorizing the Minnesota Central
railroad to build branch line. Lost
two days ago and reconsidered.)
Recess until 2P. NJ.