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Ehe Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 15,-Both Houses met
and adjourned till Tuesday afternoon with
out transacting any business.
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The river was falling here at noon to-day, VIII
2S feet in the channel.

The river was falling mere at noon To-Day, Win
2S feet in the channel
Business good.
Weather partially cloudy and mild
The following steamers were in port at noon!
Fleetwood, Potomac, BOnauZl, City oi Portsmouth,
Gen. Pike, Gen. Lytle, Emma Graham, Jas. d. Par
ker, Jas. " Gaff, Chas. b. Church, Golden Crown,
Chas Morgan, Rob't Mitchell, and John L. RhOads,
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The fine sid"wheel passenger steamer Potomac
will return to POneroy this evening, leaving
from the foot OF Broadway
The elegant Fleetwood will be the regular c. 4
0, Railroad packet leaving this evening for Hunt
ingtOn.
The City OF Portsmouth will return to Chic at
The Bonanza arrived this morning, and re.
turned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Chas. Church will positively leave this
evening for New Orleans, and be followed by The
Robert Mitchell Tuesday.
The Jas. d. Parker VIII leave this evening sure
for all points on the Lower Ohio River and Mem
phis. She will be followed Wednesday by the
Jas. w. Gaff.
The United States, from Louisville arrived thi
morning and will return this evening.
The Gen Pike will return 10 Madison this alter
noon.
The Mary Miller left last evening for ST. LOui.
with 100 tons freight.
The Emma Graham arrived and will return &c
PittSburg this evening.
The Golden Crown and Charles Morgan arrived
this morning from New Orleans.
| The John H. RhoadS arrived this morning from
Pittsburg. and left this afternoon for St Louis
loaded flat with $50 tons freight She discharged
very little here and added nothing.
The A. c. Donnally arrived from New Orleans
this afternoon.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS
| The Robert PEBBLES picking up an empty
tow this morning preparatory to leaving for Pom
erOy.
The james A. Stone, Tom Rees No. . and Coal
City arrived this morning with coal from Pitts;
burg
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
Captain VIM Bay, OF the Scioto, returns home to
| PortSmoUth this evening.
The James ID. Parker, leaving this evening for
Memphis will have 30 families Of emigmnts
on their way to Pine Bluff, Arkansas. They cam,
down on the Emma Graham last night. Lew
Schraag and Joseph Grey will be the Parker's
pilots.
The Golden Crown got in this morning at 445,
and the Chas. Morgan at 9:I5, both having made
good trips The Crown made the run in days
and II hours and lost hour at CarrOlton, L,t., |
/ hour at Ficksburg, hour at Memphis. and hani
at Evansville.
She did big freight business both ways, and
registered II cabin passengers going down and q
coming up Capt. H. H. Drown and Clerk Z. L.
Shinkle propose W give grand calico hop on the
Crown Tuesday night.
For PittShurg.
THIS DAY, 16th at P, NJ, POSITIVELY,
H.sS h EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles,
sfe+sss fsess+esttsss Master Apply on board, or to ". :
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10 T. Vt.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the paS! "A not rs:

HOGS-Market active and firm. Common sell
ing ut S. jO3 49, far to good light at s. 90G8l Q5,
fair 10 good packing Sl@4 Is, elect butchers at
81 l50G4 Uper GENITAL Sr0@s
CATTLE Mark5t ,heady and no change in
prices
at previous prices
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For POlnerOy.

THIS DAY, 10th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
f=S - POTOMAC, James Kirker, Master
laksshtsT Freight received on WharfbOat foot OF
ssfsSszss8zsh2 Broadway. W. Honshell, Sup.
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For HUNTINGTON.

THIS DAY 10th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
g.S a. The C. & 0. Railroad packet FLEET
I.s44ffsstsss s4fssss NJ WOOD, J. T. Campbell Master
ssszsaann1Aaz Freight received on Wharfboat loot
Of Broadway. W. Honshel, Supt.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 10th, at ) p NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ hCIAS. B. CHURCH, J, S. Patterson,
.asilsrafE silH.stfE Master Apply on board, or 70 Ruyso
sEszzzssrarse d MOsSet, Agents.
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BELLEVUE. X Y.

You will never have the same chance for a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-16
For PittSl,urg.

THIS DAY, 16th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT, b. EMMA GRAHAM, Hod. Knowles,
,.sssesEapssss Master. Apply on board, or to ". :
szssss1rs's Getty, J. c. Donnan & Co., J. Cunning
lam j. S. Robinson, Agents.
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For Men,DIiiS.

SATURDAY, 10th, at ) P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
F= JAS. D. PARKER, c. b. Russell, Mas
ssyEsT ter Apply on Board, or to Roysc I.
SsEstsaaddast M0sSet, Agents, on n. 0. Whari-bnat
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For Huntington.

SUNDAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
F~< n the C. & O. R. R. Packet BOSTONA,
sllttS4iSsstf J. Bryson Master. Freight received
sssataHh%.ssAss Wharf-boat foot OF Broadway W.
supt.
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Fer Madison.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 3 P NJ,
s n. VIRGIE LEE, w. II. Kirby. Master
L4ksssEE Apply on board, or to W. J. IIallgnth,
EssszzzZzzEa northwest corner Water and Main ST..
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- - -.--IIiM ~ INV
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
Notice.

\ HAVE IN MY POSSESSION AN ESTRAY, A
q blue mare seven years old. There is a bullet
hole in her right ear, and she Is branded with a
rowlock on the right hip The owner can have her
by proving property and paying all charges
L. j. MARTIN.
IDAHO CRY, Oct. II. iS78-4wl Aasa +
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of David Mines, de-
ceased.
In the Probate Court Of Boise county, Idaho Ter
ritory. 1872,
F@I,IZA M1LNEs. THE EXECUTRIX OF THE
60 estate of David Mines, deceased, having, on
the 23d day Of October A. D. 1878, duly presented
to this Probate Court petition in due fof1l yeri.
fed by her OATH praying for order of sale O. all
the real estate and personal property OF SAID de-
ceased for the purposes therein set forth 1t is there.
I re ordered BY The Judge Of said Court that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceasd APP
pear before the said Probate Court on Saturday Tho
a3d day of November. A. ID. 1873, at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon If said day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City, County Of Boise,
l. r., to show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Exscutrx to sell all the real es-
tate and personal property of the said deceased at
public or private sale and that copy OF TINS order
be nubieEe at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho sefn-Weekly World" newspaper printed
and published in Idaho City, Boise county and
Tertiary of Idaho T. s. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO crrY, October 25th, A. D. 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
Sheriff IS Sale!

NY WRITE or EIGHT EXECUTIONS
- issued ont Of the District Court. 2d Judicial
srtct a. Idaho Territory ia and foy the County Of
Boise dated the Seventeenth day If De obar. A. y.
1875 IN The following actions herein the plaintiffs
Avre.uaIttr named recovered Judgment against Cor
neitas Heaiv ana 1tmoEhy Dacey, partners under
the name Of con Hc-ty S 90, Ter tie sums hcr-lu-
after specified VIZ: \. y. X. Wit. plaintiff r
SaO+ Is and $50 costs; Newton Booth, z. r. Wheel
er. ). Il. Glover and NJ. VI. Dodge. plaintiffs. for
81 465 81 and go costs; huzgStus y. Eleldt Al
bert Z. Elteidt. solomon Goldsmith and Albert IL.
Levi. plaintiffs, lor 1850 - and S90 - costs,
Enamel Frank Albert Desmand James a..
Walker aud Tobias Ubsrfelder plaintiffs for 1923 9t
and 500 q costs: b. Trisst :. 1. Tsicst and II.
FriedlandeT, plaintiffs, tar S201.2l and $40 costs;
Isaac FIclsci mHg. jules Schel and Louis AeIuhel-
mcr, plaintiffs. for SIS C4 and Sf9 50 costs; and
Jonas ". Brown. J. y 4. witt and y. WetZel, as
signees Of Weller 90. plant a., for s3as.j7 aid
SS3. > costs; sad jud- ments rendered September
-, 1875. IA which SAID executions am commanded
to sell tie property attached by virtue of the writs
OF attachment issued out or said Court IN the said
cases, which property so attached is described as
follows, tO-wtt: One frame store 20N36 feet; one
FIRE proof cellar 2OxZ0 feet. and the ground on
which the same low stands: one frame granery
2Gx28 feet: one frame barn 1926 and stable at
tached thereto 13x28 fest, all Of said buildings
situate and being at Granite Greek, in the County Of
Boise, l. T.; also certain mill Situa . on
West Greek, in said Boise county, with machlnery
belonging thereto, and one house near said saw
mill also the undivided one-eight interest OF III and
to that certain quartz ledge known as the Eoenezer
Quartz ledge, situate lying and being on Canon
Creek in GraLie Creek Mining District, Boise
county, /. r., together with all the improvements.
privileges and appurtenauces thereto belonging or
in anywise appertaining: Public notice is hereby
given ,hat
Wednesday the Twentieth Day Of November,
A. D. 1873, at O'Clock. r. NJ, Of that day. in front
of the Court House door. in Idaho City, in the
County of Boise l. T. viii sell all the right, title
and interest If said Cornelius Healy and Timothy
Dacey, the defendants I'm and to the above des-
cribed property at public auction, for cash, gold
coin 10 the highest and best bidder to satisfy said
executions and all costs.
SAMUEL STEWART.
Sheriff.
Dated at Idaho City, October %, 1s7S-td.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
PtQtessioaal Cards.
JONAS W. BROWN

TT0RNEY AMI COUNSELLOR Al LAW, AND
i Notary Public, Idaho city. 1. I. VIII practice
4 al tie Courts Of tie Territory. 0FtIcE on Com.
psreia street. TWO door above Court House.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
One Hundred tS100) Dollars
Nissolution Notice.

@vuHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Drg. II. +. Dausnan and l.. A. Berger
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All those indebted ~ MS will please como forward
and settle within thirty days.
DIR, Berger will remain here, and DR.. Dausman
will leave shortly for Beise City.
III. L. DAUsMAN,
L. A. BERaRn.
Idsho City, Oct. q, 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
Notice.

Ezo G. w. CHASE: YOU ARE HEREBY NO
tilted that we. George Stuck and Samuel Hal.
lett, have done the fun amount of work required
by the law Of Congress OF 1872, and amendments
thereto, to-wit:
One Hundred t$100) Dollars
On the Tribune quartz claim, situated in Banner
District, Boise county. I. T. Said claim consisting
OF fifteen hundred feet along tho Tribune quartz
lode and you ara hereby required to pay us all
against you on tho same, and for the
publication OF this notice, within ninety t00) days
from the date hereby or forfeit all your right, title
and claim In, to and upon said Tribune claim. as
provided by act above specified. Gro. STUCK,
Ocs. 22-3m. SAAIr HALLKrr'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
JlaAp geml-iaeeklg World
r1.,esda yrs GSo Fridays
- BY THE

ts, in Brick Building Adjoining Nasonic Hail. Wall Street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08

M 4tlCE thClE5 IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT We HAVE
cent .lS nI uay levied an assessment of twenty per
MlIi,o ~ Inc capital Stock OF the Garden valley
day - Ooanpany. payable on or before the 10Th
Treasn. october, 1873. to J. B. Mclaughlin,
1fer. By order of the Board of Trustees.
" r. FRANK FARNHAM,
EAEEIs, President.
Secretary. ssp.I3-td.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08

IDAHO City. October q, 1878. It'd.
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@1H%v week in your own town. s5 outat free.
wnr6 naolk. Ilsk. Reader, if you want business at
!, ,l-e they work, write for partierlsrs 10
@oo''Por tlaHd, Maine. [June4'7S-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-11-08
Dissolution Notice.

rIxsHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
u ing between Charles Magee and III. II. Kemp
ner in the freighting business between Idaho City
and Bonanza City is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. CHARLES MAGEE.
IDAHO CIIY, Sept IS, 1s7s-4w.
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holder refugees have returned. villages in that
region no longer exclude persons who come
from Memphis and the panic Is subsiding
little.
The disarrnngcmcnt of business in the South
has extended To that ~ gathering of news and
nm adequate idea OF the situation must largely
be left TO the reader. In Nicksburg the deaths
have been from twenty to twenty five a day and
tho disease is on the increase. jackson Is al
most depOpulatcd, the residents having fled at
the outbreak. Little news can be had from
Texas. Louisville. Cairo. Little Rock and Chat.
tnnooRa are cities OF refuge. their hotels being
filled with fugityes. Tho authorities Of those
places are .watchiul. but do not try to hinder
the entry OF well travellers from my direction.
The up-going steamboats, on the Mississippi
are practically blockade runners for ut mnny
points They arc stopped and inspected by health
authorities Tho business OF carrying in
iccted persons is lucrative. and the risk Is taken
ny many captains. Numerous steamboats, are
lying by the way having been stopped by on
GERS VINO found patients aboard. and others
havN dcfiantly made tho passage. Tho steam
evcntlul trip. Tolcgraphic dispatches gave
united 70 land until she got to Gaipolis. Ohio
There she made fast to wharf and the crew
went ashore. intending to escape Tho Mayor
called together some cOnstablcs and drove the
strangers back TO the vessel, but they refused to
move away. The engineer and pilot declared
that they would not let the steamboat stir. Thr-
teen persons on her wcrn down with the fever.
and all that could be done WIS To let her drop
down milo below the city. Physicians and
nurses were supplied. and the John Porter is
now a pest house.
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DINCING on 4 FER.
Ten thousand Persons. Coiored Lights, Music.
md Hearty Applause.

The Plymouth Rock, cleaning with Chi
nose lanterns. and well filed with passengers.
was mado fast to Pier 1 early last evening.
Awaiting her was n rapidly growing multitude
that deiled the best efforts Of tho police 10 keep
the pier clear Thousands had come from the
lower wards OF the city and Brooklyn Capt.
Caffrcy OF the New street police had 1876 mon on
the pier TO preserve order. but. through some
unexplained mistake. tho tickets issued to
privileged persons wero disregardcd. and tho
result was disorder and confusion. All who did
not hold tickets wanted TO gct on the pier. and
questioned
The pier was lighted by strings OF Chinese
lanterns and calcium light and Mt intervals
~ jets Of Grccian fro from tho decks Of tho
Plymouth Rock. These lanterns shone upon
tho unturned faccs OF the multitude. and when
ten or twelve thousand faces, colored according
to the lights-rcd, blue. or whitc-are seen. tho
eIect is certainly impressive. although II falls
lar short OF being agreeable.
Tho programme WIS comprehensive md
popular. A selection from iirrczla Borgia "
was an agreeable Offset TO Whoa. Emmal"
while popular song. whose chorus was mp
parently." Bnml bum bum !" struck n sympa.
thetic chord TINT b" Sweet BY and By" failed TO
roach. Another song. In which the gallant
Commodore Tookcr was described as naval
hero. was also rauturously received.
At 10 o'clock the throng began to dwindle
away. and the stream up broadway seemed TO
signal for tho dancing was given there were
more than enough young persons on the pier
70 caper merriy to the music of the Plymouth
Rock Band.
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TENNESSEE REPUBLICANs.
A Convention that Refused to Pass Motion
In Approval OF Hayes.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 22.-Tho Tennes-
see Republican Convention mot here Mt noon
today. with very meagro attendance. Not
moro than 100 delegates were on the noor only
twenty OF whom were coored. Forty-nino out
Of the ninety-four counties OF the State werO
represented. many Of them by proxy. Coy.
Henry S. Footo was made permanent Chairman.
platform was adopted affirming the principles
OF the Republican party. opposing Reputation.
arraignng tho Democratic party Of Tennessee
for its Inconsistency and rocreancy TO the public
trust in failing to meet the question of State liza
hilities with irdnkncss and honesty in its recent
declaration Of principles fnvOring the atrictest
economy ana most scruttnizing caro- In the con-
duct Oi state affairs approving Of liberal sys-
tenn Of public schools. To- Ice supported by gem
eral state taxation; opposing tho system Of
Leasing convict labor to he brought into compe-
titon with the mechanics and other labnrfng
men Of the State. and flyOring the enactment 81
such mechanics lien law rs Will protect hon
est mechanics.
A resolution WIS offered by Zrnorhon whecl-
cF of CHATTANOOGA in approval " Hayes Much
connection curucd upon the reading Of this
resolution. md motion was made 10 table IT,
This provoked animated discussion, in the
midst of which the Chairman said that II tho
rcsul ition was Ri 'rtnd he would withdraw from
the chair The resolution WAS finally referred
10 the Committee on Resolutions from which IL
WA finally tllrlwn BY IFS author
The Hon. Emerson Ehcrigc ui Memphis
was nominated Tor Governor On the third ballot.
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Police officers who were attracted by u wo-
man Screams burst open tUc door of tenement at i0ii
second avenue yesterday afternoon. ant found woman
wrn-ing hcr hands and weeping .o paced nctVou.y
back and forth pHst tie body of an unconscious man IN
pool OF biopi The woman was Mrs Elcu sullivan. AMI
the man was John Ormond. builder. OF Eleventh
ncuuc and siAw'n'h street Mr. su'l'an sad
that he had entered her room. ami after
= udiug out fOi beer msuiti hcr She
itIuivd him. AMI he went our but meeting the boy
with tue beer lie hall he drained the pitcher nnI
i'cn returned und knocked her down Rcsauuns lcr
frrt sle 40 the window ami screamed inf helm lite
kupD krd her down A. he pra-ird her sc caught
~ rocLst ke from the sheli and -iihs Inn tW joe
Tho groin ant abdomen and ourc m the shoulder Mrs
Sullivan Ma nircried l( cont Robbins In the Ninety
ninth street lln.pth Omuud recovered cun-iuusn"-
saii " l,tm me DE" Ms SuliNans hn.hnud 4 mborins
man hat one Of his legs broken recently He WAS oni
Tor II short walk when ofm0nd entered
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Mis- Alice oates arrived iuihc Steamship Vile g. rnis
cr1ot' rsni' fourth con-crt IN Ra,cD raik hh
MAYOR EDs chief clc,k scn, si,, to Grenada, Miss.
oacor rhoma, Power. of uiy New stree, Police lice
last tNt ming
D G'[' eSily been" Tor "'s''''"' lie ""
-, frN excursion of !h' roous M.u'- rn,on to Alpine
uoe an ca senator NO. ol Lom'i,n, is Al the 81
two i,, o,c ee,ucr p-ror. worc 'o.'' a. sern'on
"a ,,craay nj e 'n,' on. ul,,,d &c Ac'r cots il
cn.nn il.u's In,- e., y 40. f-'r aii Mechl wccr
,,n,., n'! nm i.t, ~ i'' ioi ",i"f pro g. az
oarg, rlygn of "a wca s,,'~h street, who wat
h'~nir' ..erdv Tor warrant 10. "a, sriest Nc
20 nn h', utern WOUNDS
c w,' crS %,r h ,tn N, SqHf" We con @%rCd
uHt Art lgNes hns not on on to stage ,ilec her hus
%o",, ' n ,g %ni married to In" sever"
l.mils De Grgytrs Of Antwerp. who arrived in the
Sess riay, to return TO stockhor. SWEDEN whee l,s
slrp dcllc, ana placed unacr the chiii.c Of ,ho caa
~ Ohiccr Tallnr. VINO shot cant Mcrua h len yeAc
reckcd fhoma, nsa'. At fSy,i,i, .y'n,i, and fli,,
e, ,. .'iey'; WYE eiy"n.I ~ s,,i 81 Hn.Gos wa
arrested b onitor frh'l,k,
m Mrs ss s: :sa ". @ s ID bc h Sss
out an IN ri l"ai Mt y,scrp1 svoani hr"tHc,
y.-,'Nr, 10 Iic EAccuu,c Chalnicr AMI ,Vcr,, ds
tinauls iui uuo.
On Tie COM un, OF T., ) Nlnlc worc. MIX m.,No
Tor. va. huuVine uN'd mis- dcal's Nclc All curi ia
Nh. J-Ic r''n ~ iAei rPic Court ltsie9al ~ having
! ~ Nrn-dNaY Apan.t rrnck go fa.t Turo.coiS
Tho, hi' E,,t hisr,nu, ,'rcu Eu. ea,V OI+;ii
Art'h rf+fhi. f'as h''rrrich ~ho wss arr # 4 Ia
G,1y ~ hG.n" On r -Eer ,h m ,,,, 'ei
@'u'r Nltr So l"'iNv H. -tid ia a he "s, lnuv ~
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son Seeking tho Cause of Meoran. Death.

The Coroaers inquest in the case Of Bar'hol-
oIne~ hcGral. the Paterson hroWan wh1,r body was
found on the railroad track rnssic Bridge WAS re.
suned IN Paterson ,eria! Aora good deal OF trouble
the Coroner scur,t the att niancc OF Nh Loot Brown OF
Greene County Y who Wa on the fivisht train ~ the
tame that MoGrah vas gut on and who >a,d Ia have
remarked that t,e brakeman had kpLed Mc0rau III pat
uns HIM oh The hIAhnAn has hmWit deuN,d TINS
Mr. brown, who was cXrnukd Yesterday NrrV riftily.
co rubuTatI The testimony u the hrik 'mHU IN every
pHrurulaf ana stN that hr N4W Ne hlrkl nj HN Tho
NorOAei had IVccIkcd pnr SAYING that
man named fnnrl Spt aigDo. H,ns az MLii71n ftr,.
know something about tll death of Mc1rau The Cnro
nci went 20 sr ~ als,r brt h. iemei hgthr krrw
tiug about II, Hh ufl his roniuA '~glc lhe Nurt
nrr suspect tlLt he wrs nd 4 n.-s u,1 ruh frHIl
oh M hNr him Mia .uhi.rnn nnd It WA found
that SirH'uc hat disappeared irun is ritY Tho lurY
sad Trey we not Set -nt fV aud 0h1 or ~ rthcr
ed f1innrnt az liz CHs unil They coIl, II possible lnj
other Wtt!ps- II was adj ouinc.A
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PRErlRING ron THE CaNrAss.


SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug 22.-At a meeting Of
the Democratic state Committee at the United
States Hotel the following call was ordered:
The Democratic. Republican electors Of the state of
New York are requested tn elect three delegates from
each Assembly District IN rcrcacnt them IN State Con.
vonuon To- be- hci at Syracu.c Wednesday. sept -
~s~ At u ucurk. nnou Ia nominate candidate for
socae Judge ct the Court ct Appeals De- chosen at the
ensuing cttu AMI 20 transact such other bu.iilt
may properly .Omc before tho Convention
MuI.u PrrtriL Chairman.
4 W. kuupts. secretary.
All the members Of the Committee were pres
cnt or represented ~ sui .,tuto-. except J. II.
Sufphcn. c. c. Chills Jr. ana Charles J. Cary.
The Hon. A. S.hr made brief spccch. and
presented the following resolutions which were
adopted:
n'0~n The conii'on OF the country demand. the con.
r., of uir b1uN rlnc farN lu rlth branches VI the
Federal lfci-lHfuHt. and
hi'.ois W. rcsid n uf the llic.' importance ns IL d,
imiriatNciN tr duty of Tic democracy nf r. state 10
secure tue election 90 democratic Tinted State. sen.
at az tt ru~ilis session 10 fr LEGISLATURE Che
A-.oi That % hc maic iir csfcci Outs o 90. NOM.
hrf- 90 TINS Commute. foo ~e at TIE Assembly Districts
~ thcir respective districts tiurHu-hv ursau ,,d
VIII view 60 tp nomination AMI election CO.. D. mo.
Gran Wn NIB fs 90 fhe A-s ilr % the en- THAT ~,
crntc nitrd states senator unN be urc1. ami al.o
THAT ust spuruouut n.y. required by the Couslltu.
uuu ui the state. may bee made.
,f A. 90. an, ol curing these results that We
appeal a. te Democracy o to state 90 spirit of
HmN AMI harmony. c"nldcnt that united amt vigorous
crurt 81 30 lusurc success