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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC,
SUCCESSION OF r. Fl. WOODS.


Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3s,s53.
ID ID R0YAT sTREETnFRfbGY July "a p.
aaStl98, s on ST, CHARLES T AgESTEi r BEs
by virtue and in pursuance to, judgment
rendered June u, 1873 and signed June %, 1873,
9 p h2A for se 1ar 2Rbd o q he
AN ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
Terms cash on adjudication. jy161O12
COFFEE-HOUsE FIXTURES. COUNTERS.
Chandeliers. Looking glasses. Gold Watches.
Chains, etc.
SUCCESSION OF MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
SEITHER.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1920.
RYPLAGIpEJ SPEAR SI,l ;Ai.Is Ayctiopeer-QF
1873, at 1919 O'Clock a. M, will be sold at public
auction at the corner of Greatmen and Elysian
Fields streets, by virtue and In pursuance to an
Second. DISTRICT Court for the Parish Of Or
leans, dated May IT, 1878, for account of the
AT COFFEE HOUSE FIXTURES. COUNTERS
CHANDELIERS, LOOKING GLASSES, GOLD
WATCHES AND GOLD CHAINS etc.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. iy2 6 II Is
THREE SHARES NEW ORLEANS 1NsUR-
ANCE ASSOCIATION. ACCOUNTS, ETC. !:
OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SAFES, ETC
SUCCESSION OF r. e. WOODS.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO 1853,
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer- OFFICE
ID 4G ROYAL STREET-0n SATURDAY, July
49, 1873 at 10 o'clock a. m, most precisely, will be
sold at public auction, at No. 145 Common street,
between st. Charles and Carondelet, by virtue
and in pursuance to a judgment rendered J une
al, 1878, and signed June &c. 1878, by the Hon. A.
for the parish Of Orleans. for account OF the
above succession - - -
THREE SHARES NEW ORLEANS 1NSU n
ANOE ASSOC IATION.
SUNDRY ACCOUNTS, as per inventory.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
TWO IRON SAFES.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. jy151O13
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BY Chas. III. Reed.

FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
ON PENSACOLA LANDING, NEW. BASIN
WELL L0SG4AATER AND :, ONLY Tc1 ONE aS;
ONE AND TWO YEARS CREDIT.
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machine,

Acknowledged by all to be the best. 1t Is the
only machine INSCRIPTIONS men have ever at
tempted to initiate, which Is sufficient evidence
of its superiority over all others.
Beware of worthless limitations.
No secondhand machine dealer has the new
Genuine Singer Machine for sale. Those they
offer are either BOGUS, or OLD ONES painted
over to deceive.
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SUCCESSION OF PEDRO N. PALLET.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTrsEnsEvrs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon q o'Connor.

CHOICE BUSINESS CORNER AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF LAWRENCE J. NoWLAN.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 30 9g9.
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THREE SHARES NEW ORLEANS 1NsUR-
ANCE ASSOCIATION. ACCOUNTS. ETC;
OFFICE FURNITURE, IRON SAFES. ETC
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SUCCESSION OF MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
SETTLER.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80, 1863.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISL OF ORLEANS.

CORINNE L. CHRISTIAN vs. PAUL J.
Christian, her husband-No. 25.3s3.
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SUCCESSION OF R. Il. WOODS.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO 1853.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1920.
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COFFEE HOUSE FIXTURES. COUNTERS.
Chandeliers. Looking glasses, Gold Watches.
Chains, etc.
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WHEELING WEST 2I,ESE

orable man, and allowing him two
months extrE pay. Agreed 10.
At 6:45, Mr.. Rainey, Of the COMMITTEES
on Enrolled Bills, appeared in the House
with the Enrolled Sundry Civil Bill
which the Speaker laid before the House
and signed amid applause.
Mr.. Townsend, Of Ohio, introduced &
bill TO authorize the Secretary Of War 70
repair the public building at Cleveland,
Ohio. Referred.
AT 6:52 a message from the President
announced his approval Of the sundry
civil bill.
Mr.. Gymer announced that together
with Messrs. Willis, OF Kentucky, and
Conger) be had waited on the President,
and the President had stated that he
had no further communication 70 make
10 Congress.
The hour Of seven o'clock having ar.
rived, the Speaker said:
"Genilsmea ofthe HoEse oj Representatives.
The arduous labors Of this session are
closed. Let Us hope, under the Proyi'
dence Of God, that they will inure TO the
solid welfare and happiness Of the people.
Expressing iervent hope that each and
every one Of you may have asafe journey
to your respective homes, 1t only remains
for the Speaker, in pursuance Of the res-
oIution Of the two Houses for the ad-
journment Of the 45.h Congress, to de.
clare that this House stands Adjou rned
without day" lApplausel.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-IrregulAr.
Co. Da.ynn naInt I'D Hr,n

SfocEs-The market was weak In th,
early dealings and declined y TO y pc
cent, but afterwards became firm and I'D
yAnced y 10 ! per cent; Rock Island anG
C. G. C. q I. being the most prominent II
the upward movement Towards noon the
market became Irregular In the afternoon
the market experienced q decided change
In the entire list, receding to Q sharp de
cline under the heavy pressure to sell
both for long and short account The
break In prices ranged from TO
TX per cent, Northwestern, St. Paul and
Pacific Mail leading the downward move,
ment. At the close the lowest prices Of
the day were generally current Pacific
Mail, however, rallied to l5X. The pros.
pective dividend on Lake Shore was offered
at / 4 per cent on blocks OF 5000 TO l0,009
shares to-day.
The Executive Committee Of the Lake
Shore road will meet In this city on the
2sth lust, when the question Of dividend
will be considered. There Is still much
conjecture on the street as 10 what the div
idend will be, and the price OF stock Is
affected more or less by the various ru-
mnrs Ahoat 10 regard 10 the matter.
The Pacific Mail Directors have voted to
pay the PanAmA Railroad $4,000, instead
of the sl50,0IO claimed.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which l,400 were New York Central,
800 Erie, Il 900 Lake Shore, II, 900 North
western common, 1900 preferred, 800
Rock Island, 5000 st. Pauls, Il, 900 Lack
awanna, 1000 Delaware q Hudson, 1,l00
Michigan Central, 1900 ohlos, 1900 West
en Union and 1900 Pacific Mail.
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NEW YORK, June 20.-Cot.on-Quiet;
uplands II 7.l6c, Orleans II 9-l6c. Flour
NominAlly unchanged. Wheat-Dull; re.
jeeted spring csc, No. 2 spring CSC, No 2
do 81 061i, No. !, 81 l0Hal II, No. . winter
red western 81 l$al lShal lS1a, No. ! do
81 10, ungraded white 81 2S, No. !, 81 %
Rye-Quiet; western 63a6i 1Iic; State 64a67c,
Barley-Nominal. Malt-Nominal. Corn
Quiet; ungraded 4la45Ifc, No. 5, Axe,
steamer 42 2If4SIc, No. ., 45a451fc, Kansas
451ia46c, round yellow Soc No. ! white
5S1ic. 0ats-Suong and higher; No. 2, Sic,
do white SIC. do Chicago SlJfaSl1<c, do
Milwaukee 31Ac white western 357Ec, west
ern mixed S0aSlc. Hay-steady; shipping
at 45a55c. Hops-Firm; yearlings Ease
eastern and western 6a9c, New York State
5al1c. Coffee and Sugar-Dull and IN.
changed. Molasses Steady. Riee-Pirm;
Carolina 6h,7Kc. Whisky Nominal at
81 0S5<al o9.
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oration BY Mr.. D. Quick; ts) "Ths Power
N. Curtis; ~ &Udlity Of an Ideal" an
oration BY B. L. Smith; (5) "The Present
Age" an oration by o. s. Marshail; 10y
debate between D. o. Thomas and J.
W. Tate; subject, as memory conducive
OF more good than lively imagination?''
IA Yaledictory, by W. Il. Hayden.
IIThis performance Last evening closed
up the Interesting and instructive exer-
cises OF the 37th annual Commencement
week Of Bethany College, after which we
have no doubt that the gay and festive
scenes Of the every before were repeated.
Who would not be school boy7 What
days 90 bright Is our salad days."
"oh, 10 50 back IN our lyes,
To live them o'ef Eglin,
Knowing all that now We know,
Seeing oil We nv not then"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Peace Congress.

BERLIN, June 20.-Tbe consideration
Of the Bulgarian question in the Congress
was again postponed yesterday, because
the pienipotentisry 10 open the discus.
sion was not ready with his proposals.
The powers continue to act in groups, but
not necessarily in hostile sense. Aus.
tria and England, from one point Of
view, and Turkey from another, oppose
Russia's claims. Germany, France and
Italy sdopt mediatory attitude, There
can be Little doubt Of a thorough UNDER
standing between England and Austria,
or OF likelihood OF its continuing dur.
ing the entire deliberations.
The Congress has decided to admit
Greece, with 4 consultation voice on the
questions affecting the Greek interests.
The Emperor now walks about his
room.
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CINCINNATI, June 20.-Cotton-Quie
but steady at Ike. Flour-Dull and IN
changed. Wheat-In fair demand for small
lots, ;,,choice red at 95caSl 05. Coru-Easiei
and not quotably lower at 3sa40c. Oats
Demand fair and market firm at 26a2ec
Rye-In good demand at SIC. Barley
Steady and unchanged. Pork-Quiet and
firm; SO 90 asked. Lard--Scarce and firm
fair demand; current make at So e5 bid
kettle 7[a7Xc. Bulk Meats-strong Al
IS c0a5 45a5 65, these prices asked. Bacon
Quiet but firm at IS 25a5 s5a6 10. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Weak at 5Sa55c. Whisky-scrce, firm
and in good demand; closed very strong at
$l,4.
hoes-Active, firm and higher; common
s. 10a3 10. light s. 45a3 IS, packing $ s.
as 70, butchers S I5aSs5.
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CHICAGO, June 2O.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat Good demand but ii
lower rates and unsettled; No. 2 Chicago
spring at s5hc cash, 951<ae51ic June
9l, ,tasl Ife July, s51fc August, No. s at Sc
rejected at 6ee. Corn-Fsir demand bu,
al lower rates and weak at S6I<c cash, S61t
aS61se July, 36jsc August, rejected S21Sc
0lts-Inactiye and lower At 24c cash
2S1fe July, 23c August. Rye-Quiet and
unchanged. Barley-Steady and unchang'
ed. Pork-Inaetiye and lower st 50 q
cash and July, 50 S5s9 S7If August, 50 52I.
a9 IS September. LMd-Dull and price,
q shade lower at s. s5a6 SIX July, IS 95s
9 971< August, 81 05a707H September
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanged at 4Hc
ass Soa5 80. Whisky-steady and firm al
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Flour-Quiet
but steady; superfne s. 75, extrss 81 o.
a 25, Minnesota family a 37IfA5 Is,
patent and high grades 50 00a7 50. Wheat
Quiet: red At 81 0sAl Is, amber 81 i2al IS,
white 81 l9aI 20. Corn-steady; yellow
47c, mixed 44Ila461fc. oats-steady and
firm: white western S2a33c, western mixed
S0aS2c. Rye unchanged. Pork-Aetiye,
frm and higher at $40 90. Beei-India
mess IKE, hams sJSa9ISc. LArd-Strongi
butchers 6,lc, city kettle 7a7Nc. Butter
Dali; Western Reserve 1lAlSc. Cheese
Quiet; western choice 71lasc. Eggs =
Fresh western l6Iiai7e. Petroleum-Quie,
refined llaliHe. crude SIC. Whisky -
Steady: western 81 0s.
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ToLEDo, June 20.-The opening Of the
Toledo & Ann Arbor Railroad was to-day
made the occasion Of large excursion to
this city from points along the new line,
1900 persons participating. The com
pletion Of this road opens up the trade
with Toledo, large and highly produe-
tive region, hitherto but poorly supplied
with railway facilities. Regular trains
will be running BY July lst.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 3o.-CATTLE- Be.
ceipts to-day 500 head Of through and II
OF local stock; total for three days SIG head
Of through and 1,I73 OF local stock. No
business done to-day except 8 few at retail;
Hoes-Receipts to-day 2oS5 head; total
for three days 1915. Yorkes s. 76a3 30,
PhilAdelphIis s. e5a4 Is.
sHKKP-Recelpts to-day none; total Tor
three days 800 head. Nothing here 10
make q market.
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T0IAna-

ToLKpo, June 20.-wheat-Lower; No.
white Michigan 81 Is, extra white Miehi'
ran held At 81 l4h, amber Michigan spot
81 o., seller July CSC, seller August sc,
No. 2 red winter spot held at 81 05 and
81 0i bid. seller July 98hc, seller August
92e, No. 5 red eSISc, rejected Wabash 73c.
Coru-Firm; high mixed 39Jfe, No 2 spot
Se4c, seller July Ss1<o, rejected SIC, dam.
aged SAKE. Oats-Quiet; 40. 2 at 25c bid
white 27<c, Michigan 25ke.
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CHICAGO, June 20.-The DT0verT J0ifrIdl
reports:
cArTIE-Receipb 1900; shipments q
800. Market strong and shade better
shipping steers 81 00a5 05; feeders and
stockers s. 00a4 90. butchers steady; cows
$3.50; bulls s. 20aS 80; Texans 81 50a3 10.
HoGs-Receipts 5000; shipments ] 800.
Market steady and unchanged; heavy $ 90
a. 90; Light l0c higher, s. 70a3 IS, mixed
slow at s. s0a3 90.
sHREP-Receipb eiO. Market steady and
fair demand. sales At $ 00SS 50.
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Graduation Day at Naval Acad.
emy,

ANNAPOLIS, June 2O.-This Is gradust
ing day at Naval Academy, and the
grounds are filled with people. Dear
Woodward, Of Washington University,
St Louis, and member Of the Board oi
Visitors, delivered an address to the
graduates in the Chapiel. Admiral Por'
ter, on the Campus presented the deplo-
mas. The exercises were concluded BY
the cadets remaining, cheering the gradu,
ates and both cheering the Admiral and
officers. During the ceremonies the guar.
ters OF Cadets Brsven and Bull, were rob-
bed Of considerable sums Of money.
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The Indian War on the Frontier.

SAN FRANcrsco, June GA Silver
City dispatch says: Major Egbert'a Eve
companies OF the Twelfth Infantry, num.
bering eight officers and 1856 men, arrived
here at 10 A. N, having made forced
march across the country from Cornuco.
pia, averaging thirty miles day. They
remained here two hours and departed
for Camp Logan, about twenty miles dis.
tant, on the Oregon and Idabo line. An
outbreak OF the Indians At the Duck Val
ley reservation Il anticipated. At Para.
disc Valley and Guineus River trouble
Is also anticipated Among the Indians.
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Important Meeting OF Railroad
Officials.

BALTIMORE, June 20.-A large meet
ing Of the Presidents, superintendents,
Freight Agents and other officials Of the
Western and Southern railroads met at
BArnun's Hotel to-day for the purpose
Of considering 4 freight schedule for the
roads leading from 81. Louis, Louisville
and Chicago 10 the South.
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pANK oF ENaLANp RuIIIoN,

The bullion in the Bank Of England
increased lsl 900 pounds last week; pro-
portion OF the reserve 10 the liability
40 e.l6 per cent. Amount Of bullion
withdraw on balance to-day 5000
pounds.
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Last Hour legislation and What
Comes OF it-Omission Of the
Hot springs Appropriation.

WA.HIxoroS, June 20.-In the sundry
Civil Appropriation Bill as reported
from the Committee Of Conference last
night, there was 4 section providing for
the continuance OF the Hot Springs com.
mission which was created in 1877, TO ap-
praise and sell the valuable reservation
which embraces those springs in ArkAn-
sas. The surprising discovery i, made
to-day tba, this section was almost en-.
tireIy omitted in the enrolment Of the
bill 10 the office Of the clerk Of the House
Of Representatives for the Presidents sig.
nature,
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OEucl OF THR CHIEB sIsEAL OYTIcEI.
WAHIssToS, D. C, June 2O-i A. n.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
lower lakes southwest veering to cooler
northeast winds, falling followed by ris-
ing Barometer, cloudy and rainy weather,
possibly clearing away by evening.
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Indian n supplies.

NEw YORK, June 20.-The 6rst
awards Of Indian supply contracts was
made this afternoon, those for -four be-
ing the only ones announced. Twenty
nine bidders received contracts for i've
million pounds Of -four. to be delivered
at various Indian agencies. The con.
tracts involve about three million dol
lara
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NEW YORK, June 9o.-woOlen goods
rather more Ietiye, bat buyen are pur'
chasing lightly. Kentucky jeans ot best
grades in fair request, but other makes
quiet. Cotton goods quiet, but fairly
steady. Prints jobblng fairly at low prices
but remain dull in trst hands. Cotton
dress goods dull Foreign goods inactive.
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Struck for 20 Cents an Hour.

BuTPALo, June 20.-The extra hour
men along the docks and wharves have
struck for 20 cents an hour, their present
compensation being Is cents.
The grain shovellers'strike Is over, and
the men are at work. Their wrongs have
been righted.
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NEW YORK, June 20.-Brayton Ives,
President Of the Stock E1chauge, this
morning addressed the members, stating
that he would endeavor to prevent nc
titious Gales Of stock, sale Of puts and
calls, and sale OF prospective dividends
on stocks, and would try to enforce the
rules more strictly,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,


HARRISBURG, Pa, June 20.-John,
Isaac and Peter HAWn, old men, were
attacked in their house BY two tramps
and John and Isaac fatally beaten. The
housekeeper was also attacked aud the
house robbed OF s, 900 in bonds.
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n l,nnrinfeh Priest.

TORONTO, June 2O.-T. V. Ray, the
converted Brahman Priest, convicted Of
bigamy, has been sentenced TO three
months imprisonment.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
RY TELEGRAPR.


EEw YoRK, June 2o.-MosKY-Closes
easy at 2A2H per cent Prime mercantile
paper SAX per cent. Customs receipts
$264, 900. The Assistant Treasurer disburSed
$4,000. clearings 100000. Sterling,
4s5A4.s7.
GoLD-opened at l0oK and closed at
l0oS. Borrowing rates per cent to aAt.
GovKRSMENTS-Firm.
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BA1rrMoKE, June 90.-The steamer
Leipsig, from Bremen, has arrived.
ASTwERP, June 20.-The steamer
vsderland, from Philadelphia, has ar
rived.
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FRANCE.

MeMahon Reviews His Troops.
PARs, June 20.-McMahon reviewed
10000 infantry and cavalry and several
batteries Of artillery at Long Champs.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 2O-The operatives in
the cotton mills At Dorwen, Bamley, Ac.
crington and Preston have generally re-
sumed work. The spinners At Black
harn oontfana ant
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wAsH1Soros, Jupe 90.-The chair
man Of Senator Mathew committee has
called meeting for tomorrow.
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Petroleum Market.

PrrsBuEGH, June 20 Petroleum
Crude firm At 81 IS at Parksr's; retiaed
at IKE Philadelphia delivery.
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Quashetl the Indictment

NEw YoRK, June 2O.-4Thg court Of
Oyer and Terminer has quAshed the In.
dietment against The Board ot Aldermen.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY LNzELLIGESoKR
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cALIFoRNIA ELECTION.

SAN FRAscrsco, June 20-The returns
from the city IS far a. counted indicate
that the Kearneyites have elected nearly
all their candidates, though the contest
is close.
The returns from the interior show
that the non. .partisans have elected most
Of their men, and it is probable that the
interior non-parti.an majority will be
sufficient TO elect nearly all their delegates
at large, even if the city should give the
Kearneyites fair majority.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Vermont Democratic Conveuiion

MONTPELIER, VI, June 20. The
Democratic State Convention organized
today with George L. Waterman, Chair.
man, and renominated w. Fl. Fl. Bing.,
ham for Governor, Jerome W. PIERCE
Lieut.. Governor, and George E. Royce
Rutland, Treasurer.
Resolutions congratulating the country
on the restoration Of Home Rule in the
South and the overthrow Of the military
combination, brought about IN response
10 the demands Of the National Democra.
cy and the demand Of retrenchment and
economy in Federal ARd State admins.
tration, the strict accountability Of all
officials, honest payment Of the public
debt, Home Rule, no Federal interference
In municipal or State elections, just and
equitable revenue tariff, one currency for
all and 4 gradual substitution Of green
backs for National Bank bills. The res
olutions further state that in view Of the
overwhelming msjority for the late DEM
ocratc candidate for President,
ReAolped, That the thanks Of the people
are due the men who originated the
present investigation Of the electoral
frauds, and that the relevations already
made before the committee concerning
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the Re.
publican Senator from Ohio leaves no
doubt OF the wisdom Of this investigation,
and that while they would sanction no
assault upon the official title Of President
Hayes, they urge the prosecution and
punishment Of all who aided in the
frauds by which the Presidency was
wrested from the Democracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

Wheeling and vicinity stopping Al The
Presidents were Misses Mamie and
Mamie Dubois, Miss Sallie Howell, Miss
Lizzie Pendleton, Miss Mary Paxton,
Miss Birdie Bell, and Mrs. Frank Jep-
son. We noticed also among the com
pany = niece Of Mrs. Col. Alex. Campbell,
from Louisians, Miss Julia Purvis, =
very attractive young lady, as also Mrs.
C.s charming daughter Mamie. These
young ladies and their company were
most gracefully entertained By Miss
Birdie Pendleton and her mother. Miss
Birdie It was who ukile At the White
Sulphur last summer wn pronounced BY
the correspondent OF the Richmond Whig
10 be the belle Of West Virginia.