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Financial Asps ct Of the Centennial Ex-
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PHILADELPHIA, October Sl.-The 90
tai cash admissions 20 the Centennial
during the pss. week were 566 0s3, and
tie cssa receipts for the week S232, ,O54.
The exhibition has been open one hun
dsed and eighty-iour days, and during
that tins the total number OF cash sd.
missions has been 6 924, ,463. The re.
oEipis In cash have been S3,279, ,483 25
The totsl number OF admissions, cash
snd free, has been s, ,454, 923. II is con-
sidered certain financial success If the
exhibition will BE such rs to admit OF
the psyG e1t Of at least seventy. five per
cent on the stock subscrihed.
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wicket Counterr.t.er senteneed.

LITTLE Rock, Octobsg 3l.-In the
Fe6erz; court .O-dsy, judge II. c. Cald-
well on tbs bench, Berj jsmin D. Wat.
kins wss convicted Of making counter.
felt niekies, aad sen:sucsi to nay q fine
~ one lhous nd doll 4rs and one year ia
the PesiteHtisIy.
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FALL STOCK.

200 bags Coffee
400 barrels Sagar-au ki7dss
100 barrels extra Syrup,
1000 buckets Rairbsnks's Lard,
80 tierees Fairbanks Lard,
600 boxes October Cheese-miid.
400 bxs. CFaekers-st, Louis prices.
8OO bexes ! and ! New RaisiBs,
so barrels new BaekWhsRf,
E7O packages AtmOre's Aisce Meat,
10 hhas. C0cOAluts.
90 barrels Oranges,
goo barrels HOminy and Grit7,
l LOCO cases freshly packed SardInas.
Salmon, Oysters, Peaches, Tomatoes,
Brandy Reaches, Preserves, Jellies.
Corn, Sauces, and every variety Of
Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables,
OLIVER, EINNIE & co.
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To the Ladies-A Card.

We take pleasure in announcing to
the ladies of Memphis and vicinity, the
receipt ex-ocean steamship France, di-
rect, Vta Havre, from Psris to Memphis,
sin bond" Of a third shipment of
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SPICY bresth, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant Sozodont secures;
Ladies, can you be so reckless
As to fGii 10 maze them yours?
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NOTICE TO EOUNTBD MEN

HEADoUAR's DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsER'E)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 80, 1876. J
fEfHE country Tilden and Hendricks men,
I mounted, south OF Wolf rive=, will report
10 Colonel Hu. ID. Greer, Marshal by o'clock
afternoon, November 4th, at Bethel
Church, near Buntyn station.
a. j.. VAUGHN, Grand Marshal.
A. J, HAYS. Secretary. Oc8l
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CLOSING RATES

festeTd0y cf cotton and geld: N.,g
lnfs cott9sa, lllo. Memphis cotton, IgJc.
Ne'0 York gold, 1895. Memphis gold,
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CHOICE new GOODS
ARRIVING AT
RadfOrd, strattOn & Co.'s,
1871 Main Street.
Notice to Merchants and Steam
bOst Agents.

yN view OF the limited capacity OF the
i Wharf, i will be compelled 70 enforce
CITY Ordinances, Elections lJ2 and l,3, psge ",
IN reference TO frsights being received and
shipped. 4 regret the necessity OF this meas
ure, but the urgent needs Of commerce de-
mand their Immediate enforcement.
ocl8 P. KALLAHER, Wharfmaster.
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A RsdtcaI Lie. 10 lie Sura,

BALTIMORE, October 3I.-Saeriff
Mills, Of this city, Gays the report that
he intends to arrest United States mar
shals on or before election day is utterly
without foundation. On the contrary,
he will assist United States msrshals
with posse if called upon.
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WRIGHT-At his residence, No 96 Prone
made street, D. =. WRIGHT, in the Goth year OF
his age.
Funeral from his late residence this
"WEDNESDAY afternoon, at three o'clock
Friends OF ths family are invited to attend
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At the Great Western Clothing House
Yon can buy very fine WOrsted coat
and vest for $l5, fully worth S25. They
must be seen to be appreciated.
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ith Ward (COlOreO Democratic Club,
Attention, Tilden and Hendricks
Mounted Men!

VNHE mounted Tilden and Hendricks Clubs
4 from the north side OF Wolf river, will
assemble at the Brick Church, Chelsea, at
pm. on Saturday next, the 4th of November,
b. Hays, TheO. McGehee and John McCallum,
who will assign them their positions in the
Tilden and Hendricks TOrchUght Procession.
oc3I N. b. FORREST, Chairman.
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Republican Meetings.

VtHE Republican candidates for the Lssis'
i ture will address toe people at Assembly
Hall WEDNESDAY MIG HT.
Both candidates Tor Congress viii speak at
Exchange Building WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
There Will be a Grand Rady at the Green Iaw
OperanOuse on THURSDAY NIGHT. HOu-
EMERSON ETHERIDSE, Hon. BARBOUR
LEWIS and Hon. +. ID. ELDRLDGE VIII
speak. All are invited. mol
9TH Ward (COlOred) Democratic Club,
WILL meet at Central Point SATURDAY, f.,
w November 4th, at 81 pm, to participate
in the, Grand Democratic Procession. Every
member, must be present. A band has been
engaged for the occasion.
mol WILLIAM GREEN. President.
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At the Great Western Clothing House
You can buy the best linen-Hned paper
collars at 10e a,box, worth 25c.
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Supervisors of Eleetinn

! DURSUANT 10 the title XVI ~, ,,,-p
| u Nlsed statutes OF the United sfsfes a.
IOIloWlng named persons are herst-v-' -
pointed Supervisors OF Election: ny
For the City Of MemDht--yyo-,..
flames Davis, Patrick Ksarnz
2-F W Louis W A Mcf,Ioy-
5-J + Foster, Joseph Flynn
Theodore Krekel, John Brown
5-Edwsrd shaw, y y Miller.
IS Quinby, W o Harvey
Ben Coleman, Albert Jones
Sc Hammond, & r Stewart
9-F " Buttinghaus, George Powell
lO-Mtchael Dea, w Clapp.
For Shelby County Outside or asu-
phfs-DfatEtegs-
III Dickerson, J Murray
2-J g Robinson, j II Nelson,
S-V W Williams, w n Coleman
Thomas Massey, NJ Frame,
5-Wm Cunningham, " III Lake.
6-W " Shepherd, W Dlekey1
7-COllin Adams, " WILLIAMSON
81 W Herring, Il Donaldson
st c Horne, John Park,
"a ] Fletcher, Felix Kirk
sd Harold, James " Allen.
.IO-Joseph II Arlington, q Moore,
Fl0-Arnaziah Young, j Biggs,
ll-W ID Walker, John Gray
l2-Ben Payne, 7 n AlsabrOokl
lS-W Pope, Thomas Henderson.
l6-J s Harrison, 7 q Harvey,
I'm N Johnson, T NJ Bland,
III McMurray, EFT Keel,
Isl II Barnum, = A Moore.
The oath of Office will be administered At
issued 20 the abOve-named parties
upon their application. s. =. GARRETT,
U. s. Commissioner, Chief Supervisor Of Elec-
ttOns Western District of Tennessee.
, ~Wlthe. tLog Union. tFtsherville. Eek
Inns. lCollierville. TFOrest Hill, walnut
Grove. Nc cCOnnels. mol
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GRAND
RALLY!
Programme for the GFsaa Jubilee and
TOrchlIght PrOeessiOn iR this
CIty-Ltst OF Distinguished
Speakers.
TUE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
Saturday, November 18th

as the time for grand rally and Jubilee In
this city. At night there win be tOrchlight
procession, speaking, and firing OF guns. The
following is a list OF distinguished speakers
invited TO be present and participate In the
jubilee:
Hon. W. r. Barksdale, of Mississippi,
Hen. L. Q. q. Lamar, OF Mississippi,
Governor A. H. Garland, of Arkansas,
Governor Thomas M'Creary, OF Kentucky,
Judge T. ". Brown,
Governor Isham G. Harris,
General James r. Chalmers OF Mississippi.
Colonel Van H. Manning, Of Mississippi,
General L. p. Walker, of Alabama,
Colonel W. p. q. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky,
Hon. W. G. WhitthOrne,
Governor John @. Brown,
Governor James ID. Porter,
Hon. d. NJ. Key,
General W. b. Bate,
Colonel James e. Bailey,
General Z. CIV Rlthall, OF Mississippi,
Governor G. 8. Houston, of Alabama,
Hon. ]. W. Clapp,
Hon. Henry WattersOn, OF Kentucky
Hon. Casey Young,
Hon. W. T. Avery,
Colonel John c. BuTch.
Other distinguished speakers are invited and
expected.
Arrangements will be made with all lines Of
railroads and steamboats,, at low rates, to and
from the city. n. B. FORREST
Chairman Executive committee
g.
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oBsERvArIoNs yE.rEnn,r-

WAX DEPT., SIGNAL SERVICE U. ARNY.O
1CE-psf, Oct 81, 1915, lOaOs p.rn.
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MASONIC NOTICE,

VHE stated communication OF Leila o
i Scott Lodge, No. 289, will be held W
this WEDNESDAY evening, Novem-/N\
Der Ist, at o clock, for dispatch OF business.
All NJ. MS are frsternally invited.
By order. A. F. DAVIS, W, NJ.
K. A. LYTLE, Secretary.
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THE URASDRALLYO LYONTHE FOURTH
OF NOVEMBER.

W. M'ELROY. Sergeant.
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RANKRUPT SALE.

In the matter OF P. q. Meath, Bankrupt-In
Bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tenn.
DY virtue or a general order Of sale entered
ID by the uni ed States District Court for
the District Of Western Tennessee I Will sell,
at public auction, in front of No. l9 Madison
afreat Mannnhia Tenn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-03-24

Mn. EplToR:-As You have never re
'ceived items from this place plcsse ac
.cept the following:
Farmers are preparing their ground
for cultivation, as Spung has again
made her beautiful appearance, to tic
joy OF all.
Miss Maud Miller. the Topeka An.
thoress, has made tlying trip to this
vicinity. We fear her IDEAS of second
love have changed. ~ we frequently
hear her speak or a blue-evcd somebody
and has ceased 10 sing, "Oh the heart
that truly loves, Wen never forget. but
will truly love TO the close"
Mr.. Chapman Is teaching the prin.
ciples Of writing at the Davidson School
house, in which all seem well pleased
especially the young ladies, as they seem
to admire their teacher, and we can
hear them repeat:
"How surely love does win its way
To u heart that's ever kind:
How pleasantly il holds its sway
Ger pure aud noble mind"
There is quite disturbance in thi.
neighborhood nt present. Every Young
lady seems broken hearted, as there is 4
Cammel turned loose in the neighbor.
hood who wears fifty dollar suit ..
clothes Oh his hump and ever since
Miss NJ. A. G.. played of on him, hc
swcars he will never 90 with another
girl, and we hear him sing
"Oh. loving is q painful thrill.
And not 10 love more painful still:
But surely Ills the worst OF pain,
To love aud nc'cr be loved again.
i.osE LEE.
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mus and iiildeious. The decoration
and illumination OF the altar were rcali,
artistic, and we can congratulate th,
kcv. Sisters Oh their taste in its arrange
ment.
Three masses were read. at the second
OF which lhe members OF ~. Joseph
Society, with many others, parlook ol
the HOLY Communion
at 10 o'clock, Solemn High Mass be
gan, Rev. ChrysOstomus Officiating, as
sisted by Rev Fidelis as Deacon and
Rev. Hildeious as sub-Deacon.
The choir chanted the "Missa Sol
omnis IN choral manner.
When time for the sermon came, all
present were greatly pleased To see the
Very Rev. Abbot ascend the pulpit
while the choir sang: "Neni Creator
After reading the Epistc and Gospel. he
began sermon on st. Joseph, taking
for his subject the words that adorn the
altar" lie al Joseph lgo TO Joseph !
And. though these words had been
spoken. more than four thousand years
ago. To the Egyptian people, regarding
their Joseph, the son of Jacob, the
speaker. nevertheless, OH this occasion
did most lucidly and forcibly show his
audience. the applicability Of the self
same words TO tie Catholic world IN It's
present condition. and the exalted po-
sitioh of ST. Joseph rs a powerful in
tercessor at tho Throne Of Omnipotence.
The orator handled bis subject with
such ease and precision. with such logic
and fluencs, with such profundl,y OF
knowledge. deep research and facility
Of diciion: and. throughout the whole
was governed hy the grand secret TO
orotory = simplicity 80 that the most IL
li'eraie might easily comprehend, and
the most learned might with awe ad-
mire the lofty genius and tact of the
speaker, II was ia ALL masterpiece of
silvery eloquence, coming from the
source Of unsophisticated hu-
nifty. II is useless for me TO attempt
10 portray in appropriate language. the
manner in which the speaker clothed
his thoughts. lie held his audience
spell-bound for one and onr-halt hours.
during which time deaih-lke silence
ruled supreme on the part OF the large
audience.
His very instructive di.course being
closed, the Mass proceeded, and once
more the mclodious strains of Rev.
Chry SOS omus' voire reverberatcd from
the walls. as he melliinously chauted :
. Brcao in unuin Deum.' believe in
one God. etc
The forenoon ceremonies ended at
II ;3o. NJ.
At , o'clock. r. ~. Nespcrs began
Rev. Chyso-tomrs again officiating
assisted by Rev's. FiJelis and Iiildefous
The Nospers being ended. solemn Bene-
iiction was given with tie Blessed
Sacrament. aud the srenes Of the dayl
'losed with The choirs singing The
rnvorita aud appropriate German hymn ::
.iroszcr Gott wir loben Dich. etc.
Great God we praise Thee! eic.
j. LAWRENCE :.
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For the Jasrsr Courier
st. Joscph's Day i'm Jasper.

Mr.. EDroK:-With yonr kind per-
mission | will insert few remarks re-
gardng the festival OF st Joseph. which
occurred on last Sunday, March 9th.
The Catholic church of Jasper is under
the especial patronage of st. Joseph, rs
is. likewise, the whole of the Catholic
church militant.
This latter dignity was conferred mp
on him by our present Pope. Plus IN,
with the rest Of the Catholic Hierarchy
in Rome. in conclave assembled. on ac-
count OF his being deemed worthy oi
hclng tho foster father of Jesus Christ
during his stay on earth.
ON tbiS occasion the festival here was
graccd by the presence OF the Very
Rev. Abbot Martin, Of -. Meinrad :
Abbey likewise by Ecy's. Chrysosto-
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A North Carolina nerr, thouoht !,

A North Carolina negro thought he
could outruu locomotive the other da,
on the Air Line road, and when he
picked hinstlf mp, after being thrown
twenty feet aud landing on his head,
he said: Yer don't ketch dis yer chile
doin' dat agin. Its right smart
wonder | didn't tear desc britches
clean off,
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remain. your humble servnnt.

y. BAH articles should DO sent TO
Professor +. r. Cox. indianapolis. and
should be sent by the 10th Of April, 1875.
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Who will 90 vs. better? There il
woman NOW living ia this town who
has been mafried five times to three
different n'r. SHe j. ai present wife.
She was divorced from her first hus-
band and renariicd him. LEFT widow,
-he married she ~ccond nan. lie diving,
she married ihr third. was divorced
rom him. married him again. and is
now. for hr y p time q happy BRIDE
Gree lsbu.s tudard.
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nATrs OH ADvLKr.sEING.

For square. 10 lines or less, l week. 5 90
Each subsequent insertion. 75 cts.
Longer advertisements az the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted as a square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; a rcasona-
hle deduction will be made TO regular
sdvertisers.
Notices oi appointment of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
TO be paid in advance.
ANNoUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each Sl.00
Fer County 30
Far District. Circpit. or state. 300
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The Indiana Preshytcry Of the Cum
berlamd Presbyterian church will hold
a Scmi-Cenfcnnial meeting At Princeton.
on Thursday the 18th of April.
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A story j. told OF Glouccstershirc
peasants remarkable curse. lie haG
been wrestling for a long time with \
very tough piece OF oak. which he wa.
cndcavorlng TO split. and at last. unable
TO make any impression upon il. burst
out, Dom tn pigs that didn't eat the,
when thon vast an acorn.'
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An entcrprising man has bought
the exclusive right 10 sell popcorn ON
the Centennial grounds Tor $4,000.
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The outstanding war bonds and
county orders. against Ripley county
foot up TO the nice round sum of sal
sos 81 Ripley County Journal.
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The residence of General Gideon
Pillow, in Memphis, Tenn, was sold at
sale, Tuesday. There was
no competition in the bidding. The
residence, which is probably worth SIS
600. was bought by a gentleman for S26.
and the valuable library, by another
person, for sll, aud both were presented
TO Mrs. Pillow.
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CLEMENT DOANE


single Subscription, for fifly Nos, 81 80
For six months, 90
, 1876-08-05

United States Senate. Tho Central Connty
Crnnatttc wns tl,cn rcorgantzra, with Simeon
Walker a. Chairman asl,l ,iocl Al. lsowloy atcrc,,
larry. After three cheers fnr HAYES aNu
Wheeler, and fur the different State nominees
which were lu,!l and cnthusFa.tir, TIC CotSeT, ~
very lar,llonlousy. anti gooI-fcclnE prevailed
N TnE EvENIS1
in tic Contt-liD.se, titn Koesncr, q Bcl!eV,lci
nj, influential German Radical 0{ lSiI, ntt'trcssGs
crowded. ho,tac IN the ticFman language. Hls
spcctl, wns very Rble, and tho tatrtnnIls Hfestea
tho different points prseentrtl Sitn loM 1.aiI A.
Elements was loudly calel for, and ct,ls for
wu,.i Antl made few renhrkE, mostly touching
on that plank Ut tho Republican platform III r.
rarl to tie sclooituntl helng divided to no de-
nomination. The Republicans hrn
WILD WITH ESTitusIAtM
nnl will 10 tIonbt win their jnNrcls n this sec
alIzing effect Of The nrtinns of Tho Democracy At
Joncshoro yesterday has thr1wn wet blanket
on all Dc.,,uc.ntE enthusiasm IN Jackson
Comfy, The defeat Of Col. Robert Iuwlcs
Is almost CONCEDED by lnrge number u nroi'!.
nrnt Democrats. 1fet0 arc numerous t;otl-
yortcd Democrats to-dny wlo assert that they
will not snpI'ort the noninces Of tue J1nGsnoro
Mayj.atn, win WAS ,acfcnted At Joncahoro, run
tor. 10 which case Towles will fail in tho rcaF.
TUE DEstOCKATs
oreanizcd a Tllien and Hendricks Club here on
Inst Tuesday evening, and elected AuEthftue
Etnrr,cr as Vicc-Trcstdcnt. A. csnmtttce wa.
sent for him, and found him At tic Hayes and
tton, he replied that tlD was tn the best pace
nnI Intended to stay there Koerlcr is pruln
juent German citizen kE utiy county, nnd waa .
Liberal four years ago.
, 1876-08-05

a}fow the bill to become Inv, anti y elen"s
upon Tho etatntt-twok ae Chnftc;: 21s, ot w
Laws or 1865. Thcse iacta arr eatahllflc'i 9s LAe
following affidavit of Mr. DsMolI' " W'',sm thc "r. wa
tjtlrates, in order that there might ic No cues
tIon about Gov. Tilden's position, oM Whten . cx.
poses the whole tEaneactton a.: tue uose'"os
never expected Il would be:
doth depose and say: That q tie essy rast Of May
last he called on Cor. 'rilaen. NJ thc hxsen.Ne
Chahe II Aany n to eeu.eo a Sn z, mi ,en
IL h.s, the Governors. hnndH. In which proxisiom
II n,ndo for tht payment Of certain eeft!uca1sss
Nss fniy discasod 11c deponent
saya he told this Governor TINT tts s!,o ueponeht
ssnk he att ,ss ..sea s Wa az sonson a
e sass s III 70 ssiss
M Sa' cos"er o.: Sa! ey
vA,,p cA1n* T11E srtIs, ASP ~ s11pn III HI
p1in,sd cory oi which i herewith sune1ed, and !;
sow known a Aes cssptor eg Ct o. mswa,r tss fas OF
snMc' u is3s nc asosos Gn KEiloao, Notary Public
In order to the fullest understanding Of the
matter, VIC should explain that tue money W.
for ycar, untn the tax lcvteA for the n.rpose
1or tic claim arc issued. When The clatsn Is
valid or certain to be paid, these .nn XII
he negotiated. 1t was upon the question o. tiio
neetation Of thc johnson certificates tl'at TIC
above proof Of Gov. Tllien's most extraordinary
aetIon In this casc was brought out. nv,,.
These facts then appear: First, Hog; . 31asm ss.
ai,rs Me .1ohn.on contract "a one of ht !en nost
fdgroui specimens Of Tho tanal frauds !
second, he sho1cs that hrfs aMes q. q.
much 'on.y has 9e; eaofd an ,,ts.;t. On a. IL III
to become lau acich troridts for 1Rp''g S5, ,WD
20 sss 'ors 50 u nue Is past IS 2, ov tGe
GTlucn stands there denounrinE the fraud; anil
ne aw VIZ e. tRs hsp Of ss qSy aa1 Tas 81 siafss pss
los DeWoli comes In TO show through w1iat In
tuenecs Gov Ttldcn dd IT., this ,g, m9st ;1na s,ad1ns
ia 5ssork a. d fraud, he pri.ut4y assured III
Jri,,ti Of the contractor thas tue claims s'to"d b
paid.
ccrity Or rrctItudc It stamps tho hollow char
acter vi GOV. Tildcn's boastctl "car'a! refotn','
and proves br irresistible evidence TINT, whit
publicly protesting to atsatl the Ring, hc va!
privately arranging with It's lcatcrsl
, 1876-08-05
HEPlfpI.HAN TONVEETT!1N.
Euscfgl plsEufch to 1hn TRIBUNE.

Epsrtai blsEutch to 7nn tribune.
MuRrnYtuoHo, Ill, Aus. +.-rhe Republican
County Convention met la the Court-liuusc. In
this plure, to-day ut o'cluck. J.. J. Pn!nlcrt II
bru,hcr u The cx-Guyertlur, nMd htIIself
prominent l,alleal four years ago, WAS mads
Temporary Chairman, n!'d Z. u. Pellet secrcta~
~, Thu Committees ol Credentials, pcrltA-
ncnt Organization, mid selecting delegates to
thu Senatorial Cunycntlon hayins been nnpotnt-
c,l, thu Convention touk u rrccas. DuriHE this
intervening; time tho Hon. Shelby II. Cul'om,
our nominee for Governor addressed tc crowd
I'd house. Ills sc,1nrks weFa plaIl' ula elo-
ulrnt, a,nl wcre received With rounds ot ap-
plause. Following his speech tho Hon. Hcorgo
u, Harlow, nominee for Secretary ot State, took
tie stand a,!d malle al, equally eloquent nt.
dress
At o'rlork thu Convention was again called
tn ortlrr, and Mr.. Palmer retained III Chairman.
They thcs. proceeded TO business, which resulted
III tilp following
hoNlNATiois:
Robert ". Hamilton for Circuit Clerk; George
| W, Smith for Prosecuting AtturneJ; Benjamin
| +. sals for Sl,c1lT; Henry L. Williamson fol
| County Commissioner; Henry W. 1lvlpio In
Cusuncr. Tle delegates were unanimously i't
| stsurteu to vote for William II. Woodward, u
| Curboulale, frr 6tato Representative. Th'
Convention also requested tSat whoeYe
should bu nomt.ntei Btute scnator a
| Anna VI. the lHth, II elected
sluul do al his power IN ul ilonsSuhle italtne
tv .c-eltrt the lteI. JoAn A. tAs.s.all " u