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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
A VERMONT TOWN IN FLAMES.

Sr. JoHNsBURY, VT, July "a disastrous
IRE occurred yesterday afternoon breaking out IN
paper mill adjacent to the Passumsio River, and sweep
ing through she village Sixty buildings sores mills
dsengs etc. including the entire business portion OF
he village were destroyed. The loss ID estimated "
100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT ROSELLE, ". ].

The residence Of Adam Gerlach, on
Wheatsheaf, between Linden and Roselleayes, was
destroyed by fire on Friday night The house had been
on re during the afternoon and saved by laboers
AZ work in the vicinity. IL is not known how the
are originated as the family is absent The loss Is
81 OOO Insured in Merchants Insurance Company
NJ Newark for 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

"He laughs at scars who never felt
wound" and the KNOX style OF Gardeners HATS
inspires the produced 1.-THE nimtsble KEoA him
sef-wIth serenity that is delightful and summerAe We
repeat our ADVICE buy your HATS at PIE Broadway or at
KNoXs Fifth Avenue Hotel establishments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON July 2.-Msior C.. J. Sprarue, Pay
master relieved from duty in the Department OF Il Gun
viii the commanding General Oi the
Department Of Dakota for duty MAJOR Rodney smith Pay
relieved from duty in The Department OF DAKOTA on
OF Major Sprsge aud VIII report in person 20 the
O the Department. OF Arizona Tor duty
Major Geo f. Glenn PaymasteT assigned to duty Chief
Paymaster Of the Department Of tho Gulf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
DELAY IN RACES ZOE rHE QUEE2gs cur

The Canadian yacht Countess of Duifcrin,
which is to compete with the yacht Madeleine Of the
New-York Yacht Club for the Queens Cup and which
was expected arrive at this port by July is detained
at Quebec, pending decision Of the Government au-
hOrties IL is claimed that her masts too high and
the authorities think 1t unsafe to allow her to 90 TO
until some alterations are made Major Clifford, the
owner of the yacht, writes that II will be almost impOssi
ble for hin To reach NeWYOrk before July 10 H.
il is probable that the competitive set down for the
ION l2th and l4th OF July will be postponed until
about the Goth of July,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

BAD EXAMPLE.-Papa (apropos OF burn
ing family grievance-"O On my dear Gal, don't talk OF
III How on earth your uncle could have been such
d" tStops. The word out before he noticed the
chld.l Master Tommy" Oh, don't mind me, Pa It's
eX preston OFTEN make use of mysefP'-l Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

One of the most pleasant palliatives durir,
sea sickness OF the most desirable sperents during
sea voyage, is MILK OF MAGNEsIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

Parties closing their vaults, safes, or places
saturday until "Wednesday can be protected
BgeGL1R ALARM TELEGRArH, Central Once System, 81
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, re-
liable remedy Coughs HOarseness, &C. 80 cents and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLI
-aoTHALINE the first successful Moth Preventive ever
vented. For sale by all Druggists 80 cents per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

To keep at least ten thousand people of Inn
tied means grasp OF the nigh priced combination
CLOrIiEH at Broadway and Canasl, wiA not
close his store to-day. Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
Announcements

HOLMES BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 571
Broadway family afford to be without it Priceslow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
FRENCH woRKINGMENs DELEGATION.

FRENCH MORkINNMENS DEDEUSlION'
IMPRESSIONS OF THIS COUNTRY-PIASs OF WORK
The French artisans who arrived in this city
ON Thursday were entertained by the Reception Com
ittee Saturday afternoon and evening at Bellevue Gar
den Ia East Eightieth-s address first made on
behalf of the Reception committee, with reply from
the artisans and conversation and social enjoyment
occupied the remainder of the afternoon In the even
ing supper served after which several hours were
spent in dancing
A. Desmouns Secretary OF the Executive Committee
of the artisans, of the French artist Desnoulis
EXPRESSED in the following terms his first impressions
of the country The approach TO NeW-York is very
beautiful and there is something unique IN IT, have
never been more impressed with the fact that every
country has its external peculares, unshaled by
other lands sailed up to the city the bay was filled
gliding andre, bearing witness
to the ceascess activity of the country. while on the
shores as far as we could see, quiet homes speak
Ing OF domestic happiness do not know Of any other
city the approach to which bears any resemblance to
the Bay OF NewYOrk. The rOundtopped hills are pc
cuar feature OF the landscape do not recall any coast
In Europe which is not either fiat or preciptous The
rugged cliffs Of Wales and Ireland are very striking and
picturesque there quiet beauty about your green
knobs which is very attractive" In regard 10 Broadwa!
NJ Desmoulins said 1t is both grand and dirty.
The buildings large and fine, and for
the most part tho style is pretty good but
cannot understand the dirt And then, too, to think
street-cleanng Why these men who clean your streets
ought to pay handsome sum for tho privilege II they
ouly knew IT, there is large fortune for them in these
heaps OF refuse whca offend both our eyes ana cur nos
tIilS. You very badly cheated fcryou pay wLee
you ought be paid, and after all the work IS miseraby
done" said in addition that the delegates intend 10
speud about six wools in the country the
last three Of which will he devoted to a
study OF American manufactures 1--WE shall see at Phila
selpha the results Of American labor This will he very
interesting and profitable for but shall fluid 1t slh
more instructive to aCquaint ourselves WIN the pro
cesses OF course longer tGan ut our disposal
would he necessary each OF us Intended to study every
branch OF manufacture; but represent great many
trades and each VIII inspect his own especial trnde We
haye been very Hospitality received III NeW-1 Ork ana
shalt not forget the kindness OF your countrymen.'
The delegation called at the City Hal Saturday morn
ing and presented address Acting Mayor Lewis,
planning the object of the visit 10 America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New York
~ Grocer Flour and Tea Dealer, wholesale aud retail
No 80 Veseyst ybOdy should call and get bargains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
TUMOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
ny III. RAILWAYS hlMEAIES.

HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUHORIN THE OVARIES
AND BOWELS FOR Ten YEARS -
ANN ARBOg Dec. n, 1875.
Or RAILWAY: That others may be benefited, make this
statement: --,-- 49,, -, a..
have had TN Ovarian TumOr IN the Oysres and bowels Tor
Zen years. roi tho best phys OF is pace ai others
II growing At rich raplsy That
aid not much ongar A friend OF mine Induced
M 20 try RAILWAYS Rtrlsles had much faith IN the
hui nnalv after mrch dsbera;iob, | tTsd them.
purchased O the kesOyet two boxes OF ths
Relief used those without any
apparent benefit determined 10 persevers used Twelve
more bottles Resolysl Of tue Relief suc two oOres
Of Pis Before they had lost twenty pounds
continued medicine until sure nat vas
sntrey cured took tho medicine about I've months Snd
during that tmo foryfye pounds In all took three
bottles Resolsen SIX bottles Relief and az boxes
Of tie Pills. - IN -, -.,t...u D..
God this help IN my deep aic 10 y0n SIR ana your
medicine lee! deeply inieDtej ana my payer
80 .rs,v,Iedl Mrs. T. Q. BlBBINs.
Mrs BiJbins who above certificate tia person
for requested you 70 send mecice IN June Is hs
stated were hosgt Of me, with the exception
Of what vas her By you may sa hat her saaemsns
IA correct without Qnshcston (Stgned) L. ;, lERCH
Druggist anu Chemist, Ann ArDOI, MICH
certify that Nr Bibbls, who makes the above
c.rtifca for well known " Us,
and tLe stated uGdo bey and undsuabY
correct ANY who knows Mrs Bib9ins VIII believe hsf
st,temsnt lsignedl BENZ y. CoCkm MARY POND
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
HOME NEWS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
y BROADWAY.
Gam. s4o.. Eoon OF 3pm- 9s' Midnight 1n 49,
Average SJT. Same day, 1878, Io+'.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
/ Z.
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THERMOMETER.

ABSTRACT oy REPORT FOR TUT WEEK ENDING AT ?. NJ
L
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

No rain this week - o,o,
Distance travelled by the wind during the week. ol2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03

NEW BRIGHTos.-The Trustees have appropriated
$500 Brighton Kngne Co, No. 5000 10 Cataract
No q $500 Hook and Ladder, Nc. These the full
amounts allowed by the charter.
NIDDLEJoM-Ths sKpayers Protective Union has ap
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the iisconiinuance Of their
ne' pap.rs, the publisl,e! may continue to send
thcm untl al arrcarages az paid.
n Subscribers neglect on refuse TO take their
neN FHncrs from their ollice to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have scilicd their b.!ls and ordered the Paper dis
,ua inlc
i-ah..iibers move to other pla ;cs without in
forcing the publisher, AMI newspaper are sent
20 .lr { rgtf direction. tlgy are held responsible,
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
GENERAL ITEMS.

Weather cool.
River rising again.
Hunting is the favorte pas,me.
But not much game is brought TO
town.
Stoves will soon be in fashion.
We noticed several that have been put
up this week.
We are pleased to mention the
arrival in our city of Mrs. Robinson,
from Bariield's Point, where she has
been for acme time past.
One night this week we were
aroused from our peaceful slumber by
such outrageous yelling and bowling as
would have almost walked the dead,
Cause -mischievous young men, and a
tin can filed with rocks, attached to a
dog.
The rain during the past week has
again put our roads in bad condition,
go tina, a pleasant drive is a thing OF the
past. The water Standing in the cot.
ton rows renders it very unpleasant to
the piokers.
Town Council met Saturday
night, pursuant to call, After auditing
and passing to allowance several claims,
Mr.. Wm. NJ. Speed rendered his res
| isnation as marshal, which being ac-
repted, the board elected Mr.. W. b.
Haskins to FL the vacancy. MIR. Jno.
4 l.. Driver havirg also resigned the
mayoraly, as conflicting with his office
of county treasurer, Alderman Alex.
Goodrich was elected mayor for the
unexpired term. DIR ii. { Duns,
, want was made alderman, vice Alder
man Goodrich, promoted Board then
adjourned to ie next regular meeting
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l. . G A L COLUM N
MASONIC

n IN. regular stated meeting or osccol,
q ~; A. ,htp'er, No. ~. - on the
] ~ lhuf,'iay nrNt before each rtlt
moon ylz' Jan Gih. Feb Sd March
Inn. s,,, qua Aitil nth May an juno III "
Ian ~ , AuSGsi ard Augllst 3lst. septcn.
ttinhcr 18th -"'"'i D'-
~ iuii au'nt ancc otthe members is at an times
,.J ~ ~ "a haeons in good standing are inv;
By order OF & / Noopr n -
'Ltrr. secretary
, Tue stated communications OF Osceola Lo.lpe
NJ - +, a \, NJ. will be ,ld the Satur,Ia, :
"i "l hgAi before, each full moun, VIZ. Jan
Nn reh Mh., March ith., April Sin MAY 9Th,
J%nht % : Il, lst. John, the Baptist, June lith J
Jay Isl August h sept and Sept. 30lh !,
IT. John the Evangelist
ihe M,mhcrs are ordered TO attend in accord
Anc with the BY Laws
All Master MasDns IN good standing are cor,li-
any invited To attend. BY orleT uf
80 T.. \. .GAliLlCh, W NJ.
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Frank L. James, NJ. D.

WIN practice Medicine and Surgery in Osccola
iI'l the immediate vicinity
Oilice over the Clerks Office
OSCEoL "A, AR *
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

In our suolling moments, we no
iiced thar Mr.. Hamilton has recently
opened and handsomely fitted up new
saloon, opposite Mr.. Butter. Parties
desiring fine drinks or choice cigars
should give him call.
Cotton is king, and the advantage
farmers have been taking of the dry
season in gathering the aeecy staple
shows their appreciation Of its value,
and of the importance OF prompt pick
ing, whilst tine weather admits. Now
those who have not the oonveniences
of their own will manifest an addi-
tional regard for their interests by
sending for long sacks and shipping
their seed cotton to the Memphis Star
Cotton Gin.
No, being able to attend the per-
formance of the Dramatic Association
Wednesday night, we do not know
how they succeeded. Our reporter,
however, informs US that Mr.. Henry
Cook, in his burlesque negro acts, was
first class and Mr.. Semmes, in his
role of the "ghost of Hamlet's father"
performed his part admirably well.
Some of the others would have done
better had they known their parts.
Notwithstanding the inclemency
Of the weather, the Osceola Literary
and Dramatic Association gave their
third performance "Wednesday night, to
qui.e a respectable audience. We no.
tice quite an improvement in some of
our amateurs, and doubt not that per-
severance and practice will mature
them into very clever actors. This
association has been endeavorirg to in
duce some of our CAPITALISTS to build
them a suitable hall, it being in con
dilion to guarantee remunerative
rent. Could it procure hall of suili-
cient dimensions to enable it to erect
spacious and proper stage, the assocla-
ton would elevate its entertainments
by casting some of the more mcritori-
Gus dramas. The following is the
programme presented last Wednesday
night:
OPENING CHORUS ........ .. BY the Company
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
EEilEQkD A. CipEkT

The Memphis Public Ledger ofyes-
ierday contains a frightful account OF
the accident on the Pan Handle road
at Black Lick, twelve miles from Co
lumbus, Ohio, which took place on
the zlnd inst. -Four cars jumped the
track while making a curve, and were
prccipi,ated down an embsnkment
twenty five or thirty feet. The cars
were broken in pieces fine enough for
kindling wood, and strange TO say, but
four persons only are known to have
been killed outright; while the number
of wounded was numerous, it was i'm
possible, in the confusion, to make an
estimate, as many took the regular
train for their homes without report
ing,
Gov. Bcveridge, Of Illinois, in a
recent speech, at Princeton, Illinois,
gave utterance to these astounding
words
1--WE will go TO war before we will
allow the Democrats to obtain control
of this government all who oppose
HAYES are traitors, rebels, secesh, and
copperhcods all Democrats are dis
loyal, and war is preferable to their
control of the national government"
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

'ue dollar per square Of cne inch running
f.Ha-W Wf' or space OF ten lines of this type fol
hfsl h tlion, aad seveniy-iiye cents iGr each
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: liberal deduction made on above rates Tor
situ.ii.g ndvertis, ,menis.
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'atri-, or advancing private Interests, rate rs
tHnsieui natter.
hen no contracts are made, cash must ac-
tu" iny alt advertisements No deyiatiOns
upm ilrc above rules
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CONSUMPTION CURED!

An old physician. retired from active practice.
having had placed in his hands by AN East ln,lia
missionary the formula of II simple Vegetable
Consumption. Bronchitis. tatarrh. Asthma, aud
all hroat and Lung Affection, also Positive
aud Radical care for Nervous Debility aud all
Nervous Complaints, after having thoroughly
tested i's wonderful curative powcrs IN thou
sands oi eases feds II his duty to make il known
to his suffering fellow, Aciuatcd hy this mo-
live, und CONSCIENTIOUS desire to relieve h .man
suffering he viii scnd lircc Of chargc) io all
who dr>itr il, This r,cip'. with full directions
for pr.parin, and successfully Using sent by
return mail, by addressing with stand. naming
tiis apcr. DIR W. {. STEVENS,
Muur e Block. SyractisC. n Y
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n { ON Nd DAWN

The lui',i gray the Hrayesi blue,
Nhrlc e"lj,n-- -lcauiing star, are set,
\ mo,n wh"sa ploriuu, yellow waves
MAXI ir-t lie iiplicd ri,Glci,
N'ghi has her curtain "Nrr all
III. irs -huW dark against the sky;
The puh sound l. in 10. sung
oi "a lair Nightingale clusc by.
The wooded wLihs w..ich -, med 50 sweet
seen IN the mnrning'> iairy light
Now dim and -hadowy huld n ciarin,
savc the mysterious charm Of sight.
one swallow -tirs, the gold stars fade.
Ia the cold sky cliii wind wakcs:
The eiay clouds rrighten cul the morn,
And thro' pdle mist the new day break,
Good morn -gooi nig',t--which /, the hest
God grant, some day, thai may Gnd
Both tiu, good moru tojoy begun,
'',pd night IT, SORROW lett behind
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY


THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPoI NTMENTs FOR
TIE oSt EOLA CIRCUIT.
osceoa-- First and fourth Sundays
Mil Bayou and Williams school IIouse--sec-
ond sunday
Carson's Lake and candy Bayou-Third Sun
day.
sioncwall- Fifth Sunday,
r. NJ PFTTEY pc
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23

BY special arrangement, subscribers
wishing this paper, OscEoLA TINES,
and the Little Rock Gazette, can have
both at S;,,o.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter no Legal Advertise
ments will be inserted in the TINES
unless payment is made when hand.
cd IN. 1t requires money to carry
on our baslness and wo are com
PEELED to adopt the cash principle.
This rule will not be dcviated from
in any case.
The Osceola times., 1876-09-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor \. II Garland
see OF y. u. Beavers.
Nudllur-Wm Il. Miller.
Ir t,urtr- 4 j. Chulchil.
Atty G"nL-T. r. Hughes.
tunt STATE Lands--J. y. >mithee.
.tGaurl.iJ.--J q. Eakin.
'NAIfC,g tlcrk-A H. Wit.
'tEici JIsIcc 4. II. Engi-h
A--4cli,C Just.crs- " al. NJ. Ualf.scn Ghh
j'lNtt n,'Eor.
t.Isrts s-iLar, ist DI DIitiict-L. t, Gagse.
JUDICIARY.
ttN,nd ,trcui - Counties ol Mississippi Cros-
'uasud.ai, lJinisrit, traigiicJd, bicent, Ola!
Ton l1I iiABdsih
= tg.i diJ.a-L. L. Mack.
f-fJitf! -Eu.u, H. bia1s.
LEGi>Lh
,ylt pl-iEici -Orpuiic~ of Mi,sis,il Ci.s,sun
tr.Il,'t nh GiaiEh,dd
state >,nH!pr--J. T ileudtrSOu
i.alTc. eutgiiyc-J. r huIdir.
COUNTY OFF,CER
t4tHil JGd-e-i ~ ,aui AN,
-.,,lI D. 4, hlNtI.
tpHutt 81 fA-., Ia. - Hale,
.tra-uisr-j l. DuS,r.
sut,- -nr--.i hn II. Hany,
ro-ouef 4. Ne.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-28

sorbing'' the senatorial candidate in some
mysterious manner. "lf," significantly
exclaims the blderendcnt, "Alexander
county proposes to bring ont a candi-
date for the senate, that county, Of
course. has the RICH: to do So" Of
course and we take pleasure In making
a note of this liberal admission. "Bnt
continues the Independent, "wonld 1t not
look a little better to do so mp and above
board, Instead OF resorting to sharp prac-
hcesg' Really, this is serious charge.
by implication, and we hasten to
assure the Independent that we have
not heard any man in Cairo mention any
other man in Alexander county as even
a probable candidate for the senatorship.
We are sure there is no candidate in this
neck of the woods. The Independent,
hearing the report probably from the
same gentleman who gave us the news
a gentleman OF Murphysboro-asserted
that Judge Green, of this city. had his
eye upon the glittering prize. We copied
the item from the Independent, and have
ever since been explaining to the Judge
that we meant no oficnse. Since then We
have heard of no other probable Alexan-
der county candidate for senator. And
nov we do hope that, with this assur-
ance the perturbcd spirit of the L"depen-
dent will become calm and rest in peace.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-28
HAYES, SPEECH.

GOV. Hayes had reception at his
home in Fremont. Ohio, on. the evening
ofthe oath inst. lie male a speech to
the friends assembled to receive him-a
speech of the brcad-and-butter. Sunday
school. acknowledgements kind.
lie was gratilicd that his friends received
him in the manner they did; lie trusted
they would never have occasion 10 re-
grct what they had done: he
felt that great responsibility
had been placed upon him-to DC the
representative OF twenty millions
OF people was responsibility
he was not able to perform ;
he knew il was not because of his ability
or talents that he was chosen-the re-
suit had been brought about by acct
dents and contingencies: that which re-
joiced him was that there were those in
the home Of his childhood who rejoiced
over his nomination. He remarked the
changes in the town since his early adj
vent in it. and SAID his greatest pleasure
was that after awhile, defeated or elected
he should return to it as his home an
other change that made him feel sad, was
that the friends and relatives of his
youth were not there; but this was the
order of Providence and it was for each
man TO DO what he could to make others
happy; tor himself he could only say as
Abraham Lincoln had said, she wanted
his friends and neishbors to pray that he
might have divine assistance, without
which he could not succeed and
with which he could not fail"
If it should be the will
OF the people that be should be defeated,
he wanted his friends to give his Oppon-
ent a fair trial and their prayers. He
thanked his friends that they had laid
aside partisan feelings to receive him: re-
ferred TO the Centennial exhibition and
hoped that the American people would
show to the foreigners visiting us show
we can conduct canvass Of this Sort
With word or two more about free
institutions "fair discussions graft
tude of self and family" and that dread.
iul reporter behind him." Hayes address
came 10 an end
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-28

The Chicago Tunes OF the 2Gtl pub
fishes call upon Hon. James G. Allen
OF Crawford county, to become candi-
date for secretary OF state, subject TO the
decision of the Democratic State cony,n.
lion. The call recites the following par
ticulars IN the life OF Judge Aiken !:
Judge Allen commenced his political
career as member OF the legislature in
1850; was IN congress from 1852 till 1856 /;
was clerk OF the house OF representatives
at Washington in 1853; ran tor governor
In ls6O against Richard Yates defeated
Col. Robert J. Ingersoll for congressman
al large In 1852 was In the constitutional
convention l869-70. Judge Alien is now
any-four years Of age. Unfortunate
commercial speculations have impoyer.
ished him. His friends feel that his long
service Ia the interest OF the Demo
cratic party, should find its reward in a
State Office for which he is eminently
fitted. During the next four years Ia,
secretary Of the state will be charged
with the expenditure of large sum
perhaps 81 900 600. for completing in de
tail the lew capitol grounds" Among
other names appended to the cali ar,
those Of Melville W. Fuller, VIM. +
Cooibaugh, Dan O'Hara, Chicago; VIM
IL. Green, John q. Hartman. Cairo Vim
j. Allen, Garbondale; s. T.. Cummings
Astoria; Lewis ". Ross, Lewistown
VIM. ;. O'Aair, PARIS, end others.