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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-06-15

Hume HiMsELF.---A man named Shut,
living in the mountains near Wol9ville,
this county, put an end to his existence on
Thursday last by hanging himself to- tle
committing the rash act is unknown to us
at this time. lie was first discovered by
one of his children, who Immediately gave
the alarm, but too hate, as the vita! spark
had fled. He hung himself with u strap
attached to u Chain which he placed around
the limb of Il tree and the other end about
his neck.
HEAVY RAIN STORM One of the most
violent rain storms that we have ever been
subjected to visited the vicinity of this
place on Monday afternoon last About 4
O'Clock the dark CloGds commenced to
gather in the north west and ilt less than 4
half hour after united at one point and the
rain commenced to fall IN perfect torrents
Keeping it up for one hour and a half.
OuI oldest inhabitants say they never saw
it rain 40 hard before in their lives. Corn
and grass fields lying in the bottoms along
little Owens creek were completely sub
merged and the crops entirely washed out.
The bridge which crosses the creek at
paync's Hill was washed away and put Il
sudden stop TO travelling on the pike
Fences all along this stream were torn
down by the force Of the water and car
ricd off 1t is believed by some to have
been u water spout as it came up so sud
den and only raincd violently in an area of
a few miles, Very little water fell in this
bic to estimate the amount Of damages Sls-
tanned at this writing, but it is generally
conceded to be heavy, besides the trouble
OF rcpsanting the corn.
EYLER's VALLEY NoTEs.-Thc Sabbath
school of tho United Brethren church in
Eylcr's Valley, will hold their annual cole
braion on the 10Th inst, tomorrow even
ing) A pleasant time is anticipated, as
the programme is an elaborate one. Rev
Funk is said to be growing quite popular
among his church people in that section,
and bids fair to do a great deal of good.
Many of the farmers arc busy making hay
at this time and preparing for harvest
which will be Il heavy ono. The grain is
in splendid condition and ripCning very
fast. No doubt, many will commence cut
ting in about week. There has been
considerable Improvement in the Valley |
this spring in house and barn building,
painting and whitcwashing. Any one
making trip through this place would be
amply repaid for their trouble by a view
of the surrounding country. 1.-The fruit
crop will be IN abundant one. ..Quitc Il
number of persons will attend the fourth
OF July celebration in your place from
here.
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FOR RENT.

TN1E Franklin Mills near Mechanics.
/ town, Md, have recently been put in
thorough repair. They are now offered
For Rent to n person who is good miller
and has some capital.
WIN. BITTINGER,
AbbottstoWn, Adams Co., Pa.
nay26-1m
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-06-15

Having erected u new Machine Shop Oh
An Saints Street orposit" McNlurry's
Corn Factory, | am prepared to do al
kinds of Repairing in the best manner and
at reasonable prices. All kinds OF
Farming Implements, Stationary and
Portable Engines, Thrashing Ma
chimes, Reapers, and Mill
Work, Castings and
Wrought Iron work
fitted up
SEWING MACHINES
Repaired and satisfaction guarantccd,o or no
charge. | earnestly invite you to give me
a call. Respectfully,
iUnc sat JOHN III. ABBOTT.
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EMMITSBUEG, MD, June 10, 1876.

EMMITSBUEG, MD, June II, 1876.
Local IrEMs.-Thc weather for the
past few days has been opprcs,yr'y hot
At times the thermometer ranged from -
to % degrees pretty good for 4 begin
ming 1.-The long talked of new engine
for the Emllitsburg X. r., at last made its
appearance on Monday morning. 1t is not
capable of doing the work ON our road. II
stalled on three cattle cars and was COM
PEELED to run two cars at trip to Rocky
Ridge. We hope sool to hear of It's sale
or transfer from our road. -. Last Friday
afternoon President Hood and a commit
tee of the directors OF the w. NJ. II. r.,
paid our cityn short visit. Upon nearing
st. Joscph's station one of their cars
struck Il pile Of stone and as 4 consequence
could not run the train to town, SO the
committee came in on the engine, Sunday
evening Rev. G. f. Maydwcll preached Il
very interesting sermon from the text "Thc
Lord help me- Quite Il crowded house
$50. A four horse load Of cOlorcl people
came over from Gettysburg last Sunday to
attend colorcd prcachingin Browns Chap
cl. The preacher in charge Rev. Carter is
quite prcachcst :. The beautiful view
Park and Crystal Iron Springs is now the
centre of attraction. Almost every even
inc we see crowds driving hithcr to enjoy
the shady grove and the pure mountain
water. Soon our dancing pavilion will be
up and then the ancient hills will rCsound
with sweet music and the merry dance.
....Quitc a number Of summer boarders
are now here and we expect more. The
short stop returns thanks to the ladies for
the boqucts of flowers which he did not
g,t at the base bali match in Mechanics
town. There is Il festival for the benefit
Of the NJ, L. Cnurch Sunday school now
on the tapis. MORE ANON. +.
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Valuable HOUSE & LOT,
60 FEET MORE OIsLESS

on said Water street and runs back to tie
old race for depth, and is improved With u
tWO-stOry
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nj a G. n | s z.

Ohm II. AB3OTT,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-03-04
I'll EFT AILLEURS.

ANiaGc observation-disclosures lisons dams
tAhciite du % frvrier:
''I,cs membres de rAthtM6e, rfnnis
ell seance t1guiiere nercredi %, ont pro-
cGd6 il ltlection de quatre membrcs ac-
tits, de sept mcmbrcs correspondence ct
de deuX Membrcs honoraires. Ont etc
Glus:
Memhres artifs: NM. Felix l.imet,
DIR. DcllOrto, Gtnin, Ad. Schrieber. =
Membrcs correspondents: NM. Ana
tolc Cousin de Bonfouca; DR.. &. Deltry,
Edgar Delery, de la Bale st. Louis;
Eugene Dnmez, de St.Jean- Baptiste:
J. Gentil, de st. jacques; Gtnl. Alex
andre de Clouet, lie st. Martin; Edw.
Si!lan, de Stc.- Marie. l. s'''
Mcmbr1s honoraires: MINI. lc profess
seur SAGE, lie Ncufchatel (Suisse), lc
maestro Gregorio Curto."
lie pauvre editeur du LoMsianais nc
salt vratment pas en- quels termcs re-
mercier rAtltnte pour le grand hon.
neur quill Went de lui f;lire.
Printemps.-C'est lui, bien lui, ct tous
les s!glcS SOnt Ia.
Les hirondcllcs du Meschdcebf sont
arrives, les nOquenrs font leurs nids. les
abeilles clerchcnt les tlenrs, les taons
ct les Georges sccoucnt leurs allies pous,
siereuscs, ct lie chant dcs oiscaux est
.joyeux dams les arbres. Les scrpents sor
tent dc leurs trous, rampent dams les
llerbcs ct sc soleillent, CONNIE aussi les
camtldons. L'tcreVissc, d6capodc loni
sianais qui ma pas tolljours besoin d'etre
bouiiH pour devenir 6carlate, souleve 81
tourclle de tcrre. Les haricots poussen.
ct les cannes levent. lie lilas est cl
ticurs, lie saule vertlit, les ptchers sont
tout poudrcs, les pruniers ont leurs ttoi
les, les bananicrs dtploient leurs larges
fenilles vertes. ct les chiells, gems Il,
prtcaution ct d'hygiene, &c purgcnt ave'
lie chiendcnt ct ;nnonceht lc carGme.
La vigne ellie e-neme brise son cossoi
let montre ses feuillcs. La seve divine
est ell elle. .4-.,s'f d.
Et les tleursi Epanouissement ct par
fun de Ia rose, elnbahmement de roaan
ger ct de rolivicr de Chine, blcuissImen
dc millions dc violettes. Les violettc
Sont modestes, certcs, mails non bona
PARISHES. &.
Et les fraises! Files rougissent. Mai
4 Quoi done resscmblent -elles.
Pnntemps, ,renouveau,r ,rajeunissement
sourire, amour ct vie, salut!
C'est rrai.-Mais oui, c'est vrai, bic
, vrai, incontestablement vrai, ct eel,
| qui aflirmerait 10 contraire ne serait pa
5 dams le vrai.
: lie Sentinel raconte ainsi In chose
: E'Lcs Is prisonniers-disons pirate
e nous-qui ont detroussc le Mary III
It ont etc relach6s par lc .juge Landry S,
$ promesse dc paraltrc \ la Cour lie Di
= trict.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-03-04

La procession du Roi du Carnaval q etc
egalement brillante, ct les bons bour-
gcois de Ia Nonvelle Orleans, CONNIE
nomlDre do yisiteurs fdes campagnes ct
dcs Etats voisins, ont pu Yoir defiler aux
rues des chevaliers, ,des. Turcos, Antoi-
nc, Cleopatra, le BRuf. GFas, dos pr6tres
egyptiens, Pan, Bacchus, des Satyres ct
des princesses persanes. Morale de Ia
chose: A part le cote ,artistique, qni est
soigne, Ga fait marcher le commerce. Et
pllls Ga instruit toujOurs un peu. Antoi
nc, oelni du SGnat, grace au Mystic Kre,ce
est,certainement m0ins ignorant aujour
d'hui qu'hier, bien quill le soft encore
terriblement. ~ ha os
Mais rAbeilte a-t-elle raison de dire
cue 'la farce est tinie ct que le dramt
commenceW En- attendant, Hendrick,
a bien parlG d vExposition, Paul Boy
ton q fait dies miracles sur le lac, le atea
mer Mary Bell a bral6 a Vicksburg, eA
les rings politiqhes ct radicaux n'aurai
ent pas depouiile FH6pital de Chart,
de motifs de s247.OOO.
DERN1EnEs NoUvELLEs.-Lefianc {
accepte le portefeuille de l'inttrieur.-
a. Rlanqni est mort.-Don Carlos es,
en- Angleterre, ct rfjouissances en- Esra
ne.-DecOura cement dies HerzegOvi
MEMS.
-Une delegation d'hommcs lie cou
leur reprGsent:lnt presgue tOus les Etats
a fait dies demarches aupres du comitt
national democ,atiquc. lis ne veulent
plus 6tre I'M instrument depression con
tire lc Sud.-Un vote dc 80 contre ~ a
enfin donn6 I'm siege senatolialta Pinch.
back. Ce serait bien ct .juste, 81 Pinch,
back await etc kgalement ct reguliere.
mcnt e!u.-l)es produits belges ct allie.
mands sont dGjA arrives all Centenaire.
-Lignoble farce du Senat Antoine
ma pas dGcouragG In Chambre. Lie conf.
te d'accusation IL fait son rapport, pre-.
scnt6 les m6faits, dnum6r6 ct detaill6
les charges, ct lie Stnat a dd recevoil
.je,ldi Ia chose cs regle. Les chefs d'accu
Satlon sont au nombre de IA, u de plus
quill men faut pour condamner I'm NAL
honntte gouverneur. Etilssont tous pos
ttr!enrs a la dupcric nominee compron,;,
Wheeler. QUA fait on va fiire le Senat
-c-Inccndics, suicides ct homicides
i IN Nouvelle- Orleans, mais sans carac
t"re politiquc.-La Convention dimmi
grafton s'est assemblee dams Ia Sale d'
h ChambTc Gu Commerce. Les Etatl
du Sud ct du Sud Quest y etaient repre-
Sentes. l'iscours fats, organisation com
pltt@e. Mais i qnoi bon venir en- cc pays
ct qu'attrndre de citoycns CONNIE Kcl
logg. Antoine ct leur triste hande! 5
Ia Louisiana ma plus Ia plaie de lcscl:,
wage, ellie Il FIniection poltiQuc Uul
waste ch.rnicr.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-03-04

En- veritt, depuis quelqucs mois, c'est-
A-dtro au commencement de cettc aimee.
detonnantcs chooses Sc sont pass6cs en-
France. Et que Dicu en- soft hni!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-03-04

-Augustc Blanqui, qui Went ds
mourn Il passt plus dc 30 ans cn pri.
son. v.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-03-04

LEX. prince imperial doit venir en-
Am6riQue.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
FROM CHEYENNE.
The Indian Commission Per
fceting Plain Of Op
eratiaus.
a Courier Arrives from the Camp
OF Cook and Terry.
Crook Expects to Strike Sitting
Bull in Few Days.
lNpINN COMMISSION.

CuEyEsSE. Aug 3l.-The Indian
.commission did not leave this mora
irg as intimated last night. They
have been engaged here to-day per
iectlag peaee operations.
A courier who left the camp of
Crook and Terry on the 2oih ., the
mouth Of Powder river arrived Ut Fort
Fettefman tonight. The command
was then on trail, which was esti-
mated 10 be ten thousand ponies. The
camp fires Indicate seven distinct
bands. A reason 10 believe the In
diaus almost destitude Of food, and
traces left in deserted camps indicate
they arc.reducea 10 the extremity pf
using rawhides for food. All the
Snake allies have gone home, the
Crows remaining. Gen. Crock fully
expects to strike Sitting Bull in a
few days.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
POLITICAL
BOOTH

INDIANAPOLIS, August 3l-Senat or
Booth. off California, spoke ut Terre
fff4sut f4sut 8 h his i native paEce, tonight. He
stated thaa his decknation Of the in
dependent nomination had been with
held by the greenback party until a
successor was selected. He had fors
w.rded il Immediately uponEreceiving
notification Of the nomination. He
said the financial Plans, though yxri=
Gus, usually came very near harmon
izing on Ill essential points. The
"soRs" and "hards' were astonishly
similar IL opinioas. Unusual pros
perity is always succeeded by adver-
sity in the nstion's hist ory, aud con
gress could Dot Arbitrarily restore
confidence. The demand fos labor ID
plenty. The idea thats InescAsine the
.oauas4ef oarvcnoy ~olld nake bus
iness profitable and cpasmanity pros
porous was mistake. Well directed
labor is the only true course 81 pros.
perity The amount Of money circu-
lating will depend upon the real de.
masd of business. It's expansion and
contraction are the result Of good and
hard tincs. Revision WAS not sud-
den since the war. II had long been
ccning Referring TO Tilden and
Hendricks he said: Now, my friends
let me ask you 10 candor If the rebel
lion had ssao0esdsd, ihs, ooa,fsderacy
! been established. and the presen
democrats capdl dste for ,presiden
and vicc presideut had gone dow.
there aud run TOR once could one VI
terxncc Of theirs II their northeri
homes have been quoted to preyen
A3yl confederate from voting for them
could not their northern record hav
made thstn very tfigibie and prope
candidates for the highest efiaes i
1.-THE southern confcd erasy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
Indians Numbering Black Killers


OMAHA, Aug. 3l-A private tele-
gram from Sidney, Neb,, this morn
ing saws Jones is in with Clark's po.
ny express. He brings the mail from
North Deadwood, which was corrall-
ed by Indians four days Fifteen men
We're Killed last Sunday, and four
were found dead in Buffalo Gap.
II OMAuA, Augnst31-A. "A. Jones,
agen. Of Chfks pony express at
Deadwood City, arrived at Sidney
this morning and says the fB5lians
raided the road between Custer and
Deadwood the 10th, and killed Wes-
ton Smith, minister and three mi
ners named Ike Brown, Charles Hol-
land and Mason, carrying off thei'
stuck. On the 22d they made raie
on party FIVE miles south Of sCuste,
City, and killed James Kidd, Samue
Wallace, Jacob Meilly and Thomp
son. The Indians are supposed to b
northern Sioux from, the hostile camp
on the road to the agencies. .tone
says the country is full Of Indians
There is no truth in the statement 0
Deadwood being corralled
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
Horatso Sey a.our Declines the
Proffered Candidacy for
Governor Of New
York.
Booth Talks Sound Doctrine to
tho HOosiers.
And Schurz Speaks English
Straight to the Buck
eyes.
Governor Seymour Declines

Urea. n X, Aug. 3l-Governor
Seymour al ~ O'Clock las. night tele.
graphed 10 Judge Gray, president Of
the democratic convention at Sara
toga: 81 = s.a =
81 am compened,by obstacles which
| canuot oyercome, to decline the pro-
ifaTsed hooor Of nomination for gov
ernor. cannot be candidate for
any office. !"
The telegram was either not re-
ceived or WAS not made public. This
morning committee from the COM
vention waited upon Coy. Seymour
and the declaration of the nigh, be-
fore was repeated. The committee
returned to Saratoga. Mr.. Faulkner.
of the commiiter said to the cpnYen-
tion: 81 am at liberty to assure you
that under extraordinary circum
stances attending that nomination,
Gov. Seymour feels constrained tc
obey the wishes of the people who
have SO often houorcd him, {proloaged
applause greeted this announcement
yet the exact situation is stated to be
- follovss Gov. Seymour has in pc
way Qnah6ed hisspsiaive refusal tc
Eaodeptt Remial for governor
EHn 3lAAion - ~. and vih no,
be reconsidered, nor win he Consent
to the use Of his name. The adjourn
ment Of the convention leaves it witt
the state convention to Gll the vacan
cy- Itia understood that the positiol
will be filed by some one who vii
concitiAte Aff interests tn the part -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
TIE. MosLnM WAR.

LosnoN, Aug, 31-A correspond
ent Of the Times at Belgrade tele-
graphs that within the last few days
heavy guns have been sent to Chnpfi-
"a 10 strengthen the second line Of de-
fence. If AIexlnatz is taken / should
not place much reliance on any de-
fences the servians m ight subsequent.
" ipass. lESamlnation- by Russian,
English and serviau surgeons fully
cenfirms the statement that "A large
humber q, SerYilns wounded them
selves in order to avoid HI battle This Ibis
practice has been made the subject Of
y strong report by The medical staff
1t is stated that the Turks have re.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
rhicago.


Ohtea~o, Aug VI
flous lutet md unchanged
WnEAr- Actlye, unsettled and higher, No. :,
pa4Gtai. eloscd ~ for cash OF Anes AGesi,
sslcs.d ai'a61a q for September, s4aG@; closed
ss@ ses. icr October. No. ssslsss, Rejected tt
o9of.M.
coaS-sSfairly acttyg5sc high mixed, 42st%
Noe2 II N. SIS closed ist. for cash ef August
iiS5tt2i4 eaesca Ia1s bid FOR September; aia4Gb
iah, closed natslde bid for October; rejected 40,
UAvs--fairly aetae and easier; No. 2,3l1s a, &
closed iia for cash, h,sslGba, closed inside hd ior
.sep,ember, sl@l2lss, cfssed Nsg1. tot October,
n i9c,ed, s7l n
RY,s No. . hT's,
harley NO 9 7a.lit75 cor cash; - ~ sep
teu,ber or oetoher.
ro.s Active and higher, IS e5sslob bTl. all
arqandi II % fer he sesf.
Lann--Aetive, e87H for sept'eberi paaa !,
for October; & ysags ~ Tor tic year.
Rulk MnArs shoulders, nate,s short fib, =
short clear q. q. i. ali bo1ca.
EGas lofkl2 ~
BurrER- Low grades TO ereamy, l5De5.
WmseY- Steady. Lea.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
Horrible Murder In Texas

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 3l--Adyices from
Decatur, Texas say the Rev. W. g.
England, Methodist minister, his wife
' step daughter and four sons, we're
murdered at their home six miles
from Montague last Saturday night,
by a party Of disguised mcn.s No
particulars received. The s,utchery
was committed for money as the
family is rich.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
CRIME.
CONFESSION AND MURDER.

CINSclssATL Aug. 3l-The Lew.
isburgs Commercials special says
Press Palmer, city marshal, was shot
and instantly killed o-night by Wise.
man. The latter's wife confessed To
her husband to day that she had been
having criminal intercourse with Pal
mer. and Wiseman shot him at sight.
Tbs murderer is in jail. . NJ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
FIRES
NEW YORK.

New YoKK, Aug. 31-Dispa,ches
from- the north aud east report seri-
Gus FIRE in the woods and much de-
struction Of property. In some sec.
tious the drouth has parched the
gsasses, and the farmers feed grain to
theircattle. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01

ceivcd a siege train from Nisch, aud
in default Of an armistice something
very decisive may he expected, at Al
.eklnai4.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
L1NerpOOl.
I.peT,ooi. Aug. 3i

BltsA6srusrs Flrmer
Winter wheat, epadaed. Spring sssdeGas
White as.asoo.5d Grub asstDios. Corn, ais9d
ag.ss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
ANXIOUS TO TREAT.


VIENNA, Aug. 3l-Ptince Niebo-
las, Of Montenegro, has asked the
powers directly for support which
Prince Milan asked in his behalf at
the Belgrade conference. This com
munication. was made to Austria and
Russia, which alone are represented
in Montenegro, with the request to
communicate it 10 the other powers.
II seems Prince Nicholas is AS anxious
to treat MS Prince Milan. On Tues
day he again urged tho subject, ex
pressing apprehension that the Der
wich Pasha was about TO invade Mon.
ienegro and anxious to have this pre-
vented by tie Influence OF the pow,
crs, as after the failure of the Ser
Ivians further operations wHlld only
lead TO useless bioodshed and deyas-
tation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01
11TERaA1s REvsssE.

The coulaissioner Of internal reve..
mug hiss 6xs the product from each.
bus6si u xfSsM used at sixteen quarts,
when the fomeHtiag period is 40
hours, aaa fifteen quarts when ~
hours. 4@
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01

scburz made his FIRST English speech
in the Ohio campaign tonight nj
Iiobnson's opera house. The build
ing was crowded to.its utmost, and
points in the speech were warmly up
plaudesl.
KANSAS.
ABEMISE, Aug, 3l-The republi-
cans Of the FIRST district to-day unani-
mously nominated Wm. Phillips for
congress. There WAS split in the
convention, some RI delegates with
drawing, who organized another con.
vention aud nominated w. A. Guth-
rie, Of Atchison.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3l--The democrats
will hold grand ratification meeting
here on the 10th September, at which
time number OF prominent orators
viii speak, including Gov. Hendricks,
aud Lamar, Of Mississippi
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
SARATOGA, Aug 3l.-The demo-
cratic State conN ention reassembied
this. morning. Horario Seymour ac.
sceptance Of the nomination was an
nonised ataid great applause. The
convention then proceeded TO pomi-
mate Lieutenant governor, and the
names Of Dorsheimer, Clarkscn, N.
Potter and. AIanton Marble were pre-
sented Finally Lieut.. Gov. Dor
sheimer was reuominated by acclama-
tion; Dewitt G. West was nominated
fer clector at, large, vice Seymour;
Robert G. Earle for jndgesof common
appeals; Darius A. Ogden. canal com
mis- sioner !; Robert Fl. Anderson. stale
prison Inspector.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Colorado, Aug. 31.-Thc
Democratic state convention this
morning nominated Hon NJ. Hughes,
of Denver, for Gov. aud I. NJ. Patter-
son for congress.
MISSOURI.
Fl ST,. LouIs. Aug. I.-J W. Troek-
morton and II. O. Mills, have been
nominated for reelection to congress
] in their respective districts in Texas.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,. Ang 81 AT the republi-
can congressional convcntionpf the second
distrsct mt Madison to-day, i. b. 'Coswell
Il was sreuomina,ed,
4 MfCHIaAN N
l
DETROIT, Ang. 81. A. Es Chadwick was
to-day nominated ihr gress by The dem