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River Now.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inch.
The Courier departed for Parkersbur!
yesterday morning.
The Express, en- route for Cincinnati
passed down about o'clock, YESTERDAY
morning., with fair trip.
The Carrie Brooks, en- route for Zanes
vile, passed down last night.
The Granite State, en- route for Pitts
burgh is due up to-day.
The O'Nesl left on time, yesterday
morning, for Pittsburgh.
The Market Boy leaves for Matamoral
a. 1890 a. NJ, to-day.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
last evening, with a good trip.
The following lows passed down yes
Lerday: Tom Reese No. 2, Tom Lysle
j. 5. Mercer, VIM Stone, j. Mcdonald
Veteran, John Cook, Geo. LysIe, Samp,
son No ,, Rover, Venture, Jos. Warner
l. \. Phillips, Coal City, Hope, Jos
Walton, Gypsy, Onward and Jay Gould
We understan1 that down river parties
have offered $4,000 for the Market Boy
W pun u'l iil n lbNNl lINfl blh4ts ue
price asked is $500.
Capt Tom Duff manipulated the vince
on the Josh Cook, yesterday, when she
passed the wreck Of the Horners barges
by Telegraph.l
SHREVEPORT, November Weather
coudy and warm. River rose inches
PrrTsBURGH, November l8.-River
feet inches snd falling. Weather
cloudy and cool
LOUISVILLE, November Weather
clear and cool. River rising with 6 feet
in the canal.
NASHVILLE, November l3. River
falling slowly with feet inches on the
shoals Departed-Eddyyile, Cairo.
LITTLE Rock, Novem Der I3. Weather
clear and pleasant River falling with
feet . inches on the gauge. Departed
Hattie Rowland, Memphis; Msnmelle,
above
CINcISNATI, November l3.-River Is
feet inch and rising. Arrlved-Emms
Graham, Pittsburgh; Hudson, Wheel
ing. Depsrted-None. Weather clear
and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, November l3.-Westber
fair; mercury Is. River risen 2 inches.
Up-Graud Tower .ud Golden Crown
Dowu-Shannon, Donusiiy, Paragon,
Howard aud City o. Alton.
MEMPHIS, November 13.-Rlver fell
| inch, and now stands II 9 feet inches
Weather clear; mercury IS. Departed
City of VIcksburg and PM Allen, Vicks.
burg; Susie Silver, Port Esds. Arrived
-Luish and tow. Illinois river.
EVANSVILLE. Novembe Is Weather
clear; mercury SO TO 49o River rising
with 3 aad 10 feet on the gusge. Port
List-Up-Jsmes W. Gof, NJ. Smith.
Down-Dick Johnson, Desmet, Andy
Baum, IdlewIld. Business light.
NEW ORLEANS, November bar
Dawn, Red river; Clara s, Gin
cincati, Depar.et-Dawn, BED river;
GoltGust, ST. Louis; Willie, OuschIts
river; City Of Augusta, White river.
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, November l3-Arrlved-
Golden Eagla, keokuk; St. Genevieve,
Memphis: Polar Star sud tow, New Or.
leans. Depsr:ed-C.ty O. Helena, Mem
pbis; Golden Eagle, Keokuk. Weather
clear aud pleasant. River stationary.
CAIRO, November 10 - Arrived
New Ur!esDs; Mo,lle Moore,
II. Louis: ihCs Means, Ohio river;
Dyersburg, Mound City; Cherokee, Gin
cinnati; ny Choice, Cincinnati; City of
Chester. ST. Louis; Capitol City, Mem
phis; Dora Cobler, Evansville. Departed
Chester, Memphis. River 2 fee: and
falling. Weat1e. clear; mercury 80 de-
yrees.
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s,a hiL"A [y, Nov'moa- Is-
=, f'o - strong No. N....,....
hard 81 III; No. : Muv...'. .a
seller November 81 Osl. ..a- D.
u OS; No. 3 Miiws1sse ) M, :. BE-.
Steady; No > IS. Os,. -
553c. BsrIey-S.oa.y: y -. A.
YoS3c. Provisions w.. BE =,
Pork-At Sl2 50. L.-. p- -.,.-.
81 81 81; kettle $ i- ~.
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tor blizzard ta5le license; petition of
Carnahan Il Co. to lay a crossing In
front of their store; resolution to buy
three fire plugs, and petition of P, w. *
by. Z. r. Co. TO hsve the bouldsrs re-
moved from their depot site.
At ll:l5 o'clock P. II. the First branch
AflnnrnaA
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sebeuck,s, PuImonic syrup for the
cure of Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.

cure of COnSumptIOhs Sous"
and Colds.
The great virtue OF this medicine is tnat
II ripens the matter and throws IL out vi
the system, purifies the blood, ana 'hNS
effects a cure.
scUxNcK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE SUAA
OF DYsPEFsIA, INDIGESTION, &c
The Tonic produces a healthy action %
the stomach, creating an appetite, iothn
ing chyle, and curing the most oossiua'o
cases OF Indigestion.
scHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE OohN
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver, wltnout ny
least danger, as they are iree rom -
and vet more efticacious III res'oiihs &"
healthy action of the liver .,o for
These, remedies are certain ouio To-
CONSUMPTION, as the PulmonlC SyiuP
ripens the matter and purines the otoou'
The Mandrake Pills act upon the hS St
create a healthy bile, ana remove All E uis
eases of tue liver, often cause Oh Col
sumption. The sea Weed Tonic gives lohe
and strength to the stomach, makes
good digestion, and enables the organs "
form good blood; and thus creates d
healthy circulation of healthy BLOOD. 1nS
com bined action of these medlclhs, as
thus explained, will cure every cas- -.
Consumption, If taken IN time, an" 'He
use of the medicines PerseNereu ~ -i,,
DR.. Schenck is professionally AT Az, NE Il, 81
cipal office corner sixth ana Arch sti0 NJ II
Philadelphia, every Monday, where Oil
Letters for advice must be addressed
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Personalities.

Prof John I. Duff, principal of the
public schools At BeIlaire, o., leaves next
Friday, to attend the wedding of his
brother, at Indianapolis. Ind.
James Quigg, Esq, an cid Baltimore
and Ohio railroad man, died st his resi-
dence on Fourteenth street, yesterday.
Hon. James Morrow, of Fairmont, was
in the city yesterday.
General Duvsl, Collector of this dis.
trict, has returned from bis attendance
on the United States District Court at
ChsrlestNn
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To reduce stock ana rsIse money l
will sell this week standard cloth prints
tor less than cents per yard and Al.
other dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted IN any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
See and examine before buying, corner
o; Main and Twentieth streets !. w.
Fe-rrI
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wheeling District Quarterly Meet
Jugs.

Quarterly meetings for the first quar-
Ter are to be held Ms follows: Fulton,
November II and IS; Moundsville, No
vember II and Is; Marshall, November
"a and %; Greene, December l and 2;
Cameron, December 8 and 9; Dallas,
December 10 and l6; New Martlnsville,
d ,cember % and 20; Short Creek snd
Liberty. December 29 aud 80; Chspline
Street, January and 6; Fourth Street,
January II and 10; Zane Street, Janus
nv 19 and 20; District Stewards meet
Inc at Fourth Street NJ. L. Church, No
yember 10Th, at 1890 A. NJ.
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week to reduce stock, at the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets !
W. Ferrels.
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athreling aeglstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Ofal-List, Davenport IL Parks,
Patent Rockers-Frlend Il Son.
Opera House-Prot, Hermann.
Attention, Farmers.
Silyerware-Turner u Dillon.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, at the corner OF Msin
and Twentieth streets, J. W. Ferreps.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tpaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ,.,,, This
rssIn daring the day passes backward ana
,nrward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and after FIJI
day, May %, 1871:
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ENTs' line SHOES OF the latest style:
ust received 1T l.. V. Blends.
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Go 10 J. w. FerreIS store this week
for dry goods or carpets If you want
bargain.
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THE finest shoes kept in the c.ty q, l.
V. Blond's.
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C-sTBINMpf
Paper Box Manulao'

-, 1914 Main street, ~ q 1II,
Nos. III and 81, i1'5 :. now prepare. !. goIs
ali Kinds Of Fancy ,s s4d a f :, l@s %. 2r s.
any .d aS9ss II pafo ;aS fS'H?iSa'd To-
iylO-sxe
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Fyou want 10 get sulted.ln pair Of
Shoes. 20 to l.. V. Blends.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city st l.. V
Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes Just received
q, J.. V. Blends.
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REPORTS.

The Committee on Fire ID apartment
reported in favor o. the purchase of a
four-wheel hose carriage, suitable for
hand or horse, al cost not exceeding
$500, for use in the Eighth ward, and
that the expenses of the department for
the month were S9l "a, as follows:
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SECOND BRANCH.

Mr.. Waterhousc having received the
REQUISITE number of votes was according
ly declared elected.
Alfred Graham, appointed to fill the
vacancy on the police force occasloned by
the resignation OF A. Fleming, WAS con-
frmed and sworn IL.
Council then went into the regular
order of business, and transacted the FOL-
lowing:
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Resolved, That when 8 contract is
made and signed by Mr.. j. Bruce and a
foundation laid for new building on
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17


Sunday morning, detschments from
the several fire Companies Of this city,
escorted the famous Mechanics G to
the Depot, where q special train was In
waiting for the party. A goOdly num-
Der OF ladies and citizens also cane 10
enjoy the trip. which was q very pleas
ant and quick one, being enliveDed by
the good humor Of the participants, aud
the excellent music tLal was discoursed
without stint by the New Orleans
band, and our Firemen's Cornet band.
The train arrived at Jackson about 10
o'clock, where the Fire Department
was drawn up in line to receive the
VIcksburg boys and their guests, who,
after disembarking, were escorted to
the spacious hall OF the West Jackson
Fire Company, 10 close proximity tO
the Depot. Chief Engineer Saunders
welcomed the guests in neat speech,
which was eloquently responded to by
Mr.. Dslsheimer, Of Mechanics 6, and
Chief Engineer French. The visitors
were then Invited TO partaEe Of the
good cheer provided for them In
abundance, and then followed the pop
ping Of champagne, the drinking of
toAsts, and the forming OF acquaint.
ances that will last for years. After
an hour spent in this manner, the New
Orleans fremen were escorted 10 the
train 10y the Nieksburg and Jackson
firemen, aud sent oE-not rejoicing,
for they LETT their friends with regret
amid the cheers OF the vast crowd.
After the departure of the train
for New Orleans, the procession was
reformed, and marched up to the Cap
itol, where they were taken into Rohr-
hackers by the Jackson boys, and
more toasls followed. An adjourn
ment wa then had to the Jackson No,
| engiue-hOu,e, where more hospitali-
ty was extended. Fine dinners were
served 70 H., Vicksburgers at Chris.
Hinckr. 4h3 Rohrbacher and the
balance of he day was spent in sight
seeing, AT O'Clock, the Vicksburg
fremen met in front of the Capitol
and, escorted by the Jackson boys
marched TO the depot, keeping step to
the inspiring strains Of the Ticksburg
band. At ) o'clock all were on board
and the train started, the Jacksoni ans
giving hearty cheers for their departing
friends. Altogether il was a splendid
day for the tiremen, and the hospitali.
" aud Kindness OF the Jacksonians to
the New Orleans and Nicksburg fire,
men, will bind the closer the Ties oil
friendship which all good fremeu en-
tertain Tor each other, and mark a new
era OF good Fellowship between New
Orleans. Jackson and Vicksburg
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
rae OAK RIdEs Ieetisg,
Il o--..rora aee Of tbe Harala.l

4 O.. CHfi' MA AAHt VI kuG AANAAAWs
OAK RIDGE, AugJstI9.
The Democratic Club met on SAtur.
day st the usual place and proceeded
70 business.
A resolution was passed requiring
every "Beat" candidate to sign a
pledge, five days previous to the hold
Ing Of the Primary Election, 10 abide
by the result; also, that every candi-
date for beat offices depend upon the
result Of the Primary Election for his
nomination. think q committee was
appointed to arrange matters IN regard
TO holding the election. The meeting
was harmonious and hilarious.
Alter the adjournment Of the Club
the candidates were called on 70 spread
themselves. Mr.. Marshall opened the
ball by thanking the audience for the
first call. He said that there being
nothing TO discuss he would close by
merely announcing his candidatu-e.
He was followed by al the others pres
ent in short speeches. 1t was q mutual
admiration society, as every candidate
exlolled in the highest manner the
superior talents and character Of his
competitor.
Judge Cowau, like Brutus. OF old,
asked for searching investigation Of
his record since he became q public
man.
Gen. Furlong referred to bic record
while in the Senate, especially TO his
course OF conduct in matters pertaining
to the welfare OF the county; bis strong
condemnation Of and opposition to the
Metropolitan Po'iCe Bill; his inaugu.
rating impeachment proceedings.
which finally drove Amcs from the
State.
Turley ; speech was characteristic il
he did reach the stars in bis bursts OF
eloqueDcc. he certainly dwelt beauti-
fully on the pretty things OF the earth.
He painted the lily white and beauti-
fed the delicate blush Of the rose.
All were good, but II was reserved
for Brien to blend them all 10 one, and
produce "chef douvre;" his canvass
was large, and he filed it, He atirib-
uteu all the goou qualIles 10 eacn oi
the candidates.
The stock law was sprung upon
them, but they gracefully referred It's
discussion in iull to another time.
About sixty.ilve persons joined the
militia, but nothing was done al the
meeting on account Of the absence OF
some OF the officers.
Nearly all the candidates returned
home. A few OF the most pious went
to the Beachland Church on Sunday,
aud after the morning services did am
pie justice 10 the eatables which boun.
tifuly filled the table. OF course
they did not cltctioneer, but they saw
about 200 men and ladies there.
NO MORE.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
VICKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST Il. iS77

soME Of the Mississippi papers are
abusing Lamar for being present at
the Jackson Congrniion. They think
be should not have gone IS 8 delegate,
nor without . special invitation from
the Democracy OF the State Men will
laer.-lMemptis Appea..
Iftbsy never find aty better cause Of
complaint than the above, they lad
best fnd something else 10 write
about. The people Of his county had
a perfect right 10 elect Col. Lamar 8
delegate to the Stale Convention, aud
he did himself no discredit by attend
ing. We are glad 10 see that the Sen
stor does not think himself above serv-
ing his fellow-citizens in any capacity
and we are sure that vast majority
Of those present agree with us. We
heard it charged that Col. Lamar
attended the Convention to champion
the cause OF some candidate
Tor a State Office. The reverse is true.
He came TO associate with the leaders
of his party, and to prevent, IL he could,
any discord among those who had done
so much for the State. When those
who think that Lamar Is not in accord
with a vast majority of the citizens Of
this State, cross political swords with
him, they will fnd out ;heir mistake.
Mississippians never forget great
services, and they will never ill.use q
man simply because be serves his couu'
ty in q State Convention.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17

A SPECIAL from Washington to the
Cincinnati Enquirer gives the follow
Ing information in regard to the Presi.
dents movements: "At a late hour last
night the President decided not to start
for Vermont until Tuesday night. This
will bring the party to Bennington
Wednesday afternoon. The President
will spend four days with EVarts, a
day at Concord, and several days in the
White Mountains, remaining away un.
ID two weeks from Tomorrow
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
FRENCH POLITICS.
Excitement Observation-Disclosures Of a
Coup d'Etat-Martlal Law Talked Of.

LONDON, August l2,--French politics are
beginning to take the lead in the view of
Western Europe. At Berlin coup d'etat
in France is believed probable, and II Is
also thought Government established by
a coup de.at would not be recognized by
Germany. Notwithstanding profound
peace prevails throughout France, the vi.
tra-Conservatiye papers are urging the
Government TO declare martial law. There
10 report in fact current that the Cabinet
have already resolved upon this step, and
some journals discuss II in the light OF a
foregone conclusion. Yesterday the Uni.
verse said II the Ministry had really de.
cided,as alleged, by five to four,to proclaim
state Of siege, we shall highly approve
Of the measure. We ask for state OF
siege that the voters may vote freely. aud
be uninAuenced by the talsehOods Of the
Radical propaganda. The Universe be.
lieyes an immediate proclamation Of mar
tial Jaw is rendered necessary by the ii.
cense OF the Radical uew spayeTs Which
dare 10 "a h Of viyi. war unless their can.
dtdates obtain Hu9j nIy AZ the approach.
ing election,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17

SENATOR CATCHINGs sent In his res
ignatiou as Senator, TO 6 overnor Stone,
the next day after he received the nom.
inatIon for Attorney-General. We are
glad the Senator took this course, for
it will enable Warren county to elect
his successor at the general election in
November. His nomination is equiv
alent to his election to this important
State Office, and his prompt resignation
of bis senatOrship is in accordance
with his usual foresight.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
VANS WOES.


6reaI Suffering 10 Bulaaria-EOnea aat
Children PeFlshlns-FisIp NsedOd-A
Suggestion FOR 4 City Of Rsfsas-Ssz-
agery Of he 9is'l sazSuks aHb Bg,'
garlaas.
q SOON. a gus 70 "A 20 ,tantlnopla
.-ra;ch = tie Times. 0y way Of Syra,
t.!- y'.r correspondent at ka-abUnar,
"..te, that appalling acc Lnts continue
.D come Il misery, and fears T.
..t i1.Ercs in tie districts de-.
wasted ~ Basal BaZouks and 2 ~
.ariaE.. Thogsacds Of women and
CALLAHAN are homeless and are perishius
fcs want / shelter, medical attendau
and io 1. lmmediAe help, on the laTgr
quss.L, ale, is nC u sore,y needed. I
Pl-aa n lCllmand acre proposes to di
.'..gil Tie !usiilyes about COnstantlEop'
h4-Agc.'2 sad PhillipopO!is, hut &c 4
-Angei Ets aAEe been maze to rec,
.- -'.. Tie sp9rdeEt suggests
fmatlO. o.. = Ctiy u refuge on On IS
CC.. ClL,,ar.irg Pc, under the pr0tCC o.
OF reUtga, "lz. md 4 neutral guarp.tts
from belligereG:.. Thousands Of reopie
are homeless, G. = are rcitinc il Il!
ground, and no y q pro vision "a zee =
maui LOT tle " 49ter. lOGE( 5pOl Genl :
speak favOrably Of the conduct OF Turks.
regulars, but severely blame the Govern.
ment' for employing and mot contrOllin :
irTegulars who scour the country commit
ting the worst excesses. Eyen the women
and children who came for Pre-
lection TO the Turks, have u 6e guaFde5
by regular troops, lest they should be
further injured by the savages. The Cor.
stantlnOple agent who forwards the fore
going, says: "From other letters which
have reached me, have little doubt but
that the Bulgarians are behaving much In
the same way as the Bashi BazOuks. II
will be impossible for Christians and
Aahommedans to ever live together agair
In the disturbed Districts Even Philc
Russians severely condemn Russia's cor
duct in Grst instigating the BClgarians T.
revolt, and then leaving them to the me-
cy OF the Turks, whose right . :.ea. t1er,
As -elels ls bard 70 question.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17

'FRoN letters and articles in our pos
session, we feel 1t 10 be our duty to
warn the public against one J. w.
Reidel, who we believe, is teaching
music in this city. Roidel is charged,
90 we are informed by letters and
articles, with the criue Of bigamy.
While We do not know whether the
charge is we'll founded or not, we do
know that such men as Bishop Wilmer
of Alabama, have found sufficient cause
to withdraw ss far as they could their
recommendation from him.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
Complaint in Regard to the Sale Of
Stamps by Country PostmasteTs.

WASHINGTON, August l3.-The Postmas-
ter at Charleston, ;. e., in letter to Post
the increasing practice ui selling postage
stamps by the country Postmasters OF that
State for the purpose OF increasing their
compensation, which under the present
law Is derived from commissions on
stamps sold. This practice, says tue
Postmaster, has caused serious falling
of OF receipts Of the Charleston Post.otlice
Many wholesale merchants, who formerly
made large purchases Of stamps from this
office, are now being supplied by their
country customers who obtain them from
P0stmRsters In their vicinity at reduced
rates in order to Increase their sales and
thereby their compensation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
The First Bale

Yesterday evening at 6 O'Clock the
first bale of cotton that has appeared in
the market this season was received by
Messrs. McManus l. Auter, the enter.
prising aud go.sheadatiVe merchants Of
Mulberry street. 1t was raised by
Lewis Kent, on his place just below
town, aud though II has not yet been
regularly sampled and weighed, is
pronounced Of high grade and average
size. Lewis Kent is one of the most
industrious colored planters In this
section, and his example is good one
for his race 10 follow.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17

Our County Executive Committee
Is 10 meet in this city on next Saturday,
the 18th Of this month, We hope and
trust every member Of the Committee
will be present. The Committee will
doubtless arrange all the details and
adopt all the rules for the holding of
the Primary Election. These should
be so strict and plain, that anything
like fraud will be impossible. This
race in our party for the nominations
should be a friendly and perfectly
fair one. So fair, in fact, that
every defeated candidate will know
that be received just decision, and
was not cheated in the election. It is
easy enough to accomplish this, if the
Committee bestir themselves before the
time for the meeting, and think OF the
duty they owe the party in this respect.
Will the Committee come prepared to
do its full duty in this important mat.
ter2 We hope so.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-08-17
WoKKINGMEN'S PARTY.
Eeetlnu at Observation-Disclosures Of a
State Ticket in nhln.

CINCINNATI, August /? A mas meet.
ing Of wOskingmen to-day nominated tae
following State ticket; Governor. l.. II.
Bond, Of Cincinnati; LieutenHnt.Guyrr.
nor, l.. A. Radd, OF Cleveland; state Treas.
urer, l., A. Hane, OF Cincinnati; Clrrk OF
the Supreme Court, Ere eric AmspcTgtr
0f Cincinnati; Board Of Public Works:
Peter McGheeny. Of Xenia. and school
Commissioner, 7. IL. Clark, ot Cincinnati.
PHILADELPHIA, August IA meeting
Of wOrklngmen was held last nj ht at Cal
edOnia Hall, to concert measures to form
a new political party, through which the
wOrkingmen Of America hope and expect
TO make their collective Influence felt.
Nearly all the trades we're represented.
The meeting was private.