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fNlHDDIETOWN. q.

The Second street sewer is being rapidly
pushed tn conlpleti N. ~ tJE.t
Judge Hargitt and "A. Kennedy, Of Ham
ilton, peeped in .onsus yesterday. H-
johnson q Edison report an advance in
rubber goods Of thirty y-tise per cent.
Miss Lucy Rock hill, who has been visit
ing Mrs. X. Wilson, has returned to her
home in Ieb non. so -.
Mr.. Samuel Ward, ofsthis place, brought
in a fine, large sersyesterdays that had
capturedinsHenry County.
There wasa lively runaway yesterdayeon
North Broadway. Nobody injured, though
the wagon was,smashed to pieces.
TIE Quixotic Club meetssto-Dight (Tues-
day atetbeir hall corner Second and Main
Select reading, ESSAYS and music will be the
order ofthereyening.
The Atiddletown Street Railway, under
the efficient management ef President c.
f. eGnndkle, is becoming one ofethe best
paying institutionssofjthe city.
The terrible accident resulting in the
death Of Miss Hawthorne, at Hamilton, as
given in nlast evenings STAR, fell like a pail
uponsa. great. many of the deceased Is friends
in this city.
Our neighboring town of Germantown
is to have a grand walking and running
match, ,spnder the management of parties
from -Middletown, for the military COM
palV's' benefit.
Miss Sarah fClough, daughter OF Hon. II.
p. Clough, will sbe married tomorrow
K Wednesday, at IL NJ to Mr.. De Freese, of
Saco, Hexas. They will take AN early de-
parture for their fare0f Westernrhome.
Professor C?) Green gained admission to
the different departments rof the schools
Yesterday, and endeavored to announce
that he was to lecture last evening, but
succeededin making himself so very OBJ
noxousa athatthe Superintendent gave him
the grand bounce from the building, much
to the erelief Of pupils and teachers.
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s5. 1RRXNQFIEI.D. a. +I..,i I'D
Tie Springfield Pedestrian Association Il
still living thing. A walk is promised
fsraeEt Saturday night. -
Mr. John N. Wineer, while passipr
through his stable on Sunday afternoon
wasbealy kicked in the leg by bis horse. Z
Mr.. Israel Person 10 dying In a preearious
condition at his home on High street,
having been paralyEed on Wednesday last.
Contracts have been awarded for extern
eiye enlareesaents Of both the Champion
Machiae Works and Champion Aalleable
Iron Works. = y T4E1Ni =
Geroiine Purneh, the keepertof a low
ranch Of prpstitutipn; Laura Cook, an in
saate, and .Ai,drew Rose. o gisitar, we're
fined ia the Mayors Court on Mohday.9 6i
.Rhe cesdition of Mrs NJ D. Hasfosd IS
reRcrted et this writing to be -withext
change. 1t is thought on account Of her
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E% There is small tempest in the
Republican camp Ii is squarely charg-
ed by friends of Judge TAFT that the
Secretaries at the Republican State Con-
veution uvunt1d him out end Fosrna in.
TnDsS was served in that manner in
1875, and the Republicans decided then,
and Judge TAFT approved the decision,
..ihat it would be illegal to 60 behind the
returns" however fraudulen. they might
be. Therefore, we cannot see where the
Judge, who always stands firmly BY his
party precedents, is TO obtain redress
for the great wrong perpetrated by the
Returning Board Of the 2S:h OF May
Convention.
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ewThe State Journal oi the 9th inst
contained the following notes on the
"BRIck' PoMEsoY Reputation Conven.
ton:
General Sherwood threw a bomb 10
the National camp yesterday by his mi
nority report On platform.
The great bone of contention with the
Nationals is the manner OF paying of
the honda
General Sherwood said Yesterday they
we're the majority party ih Lucas county
and they wanted platform that could
be maintained, but he was ''sot down on
and the wild cat theory went through.
The men in the Convention at the
City Hall yesterday are known as Ma
tionals, Labor Reformers, Repudiators
Greenbackere and q half dozen othel
names, and yet the names do not covel
half the factions among them.
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sHERIEF'S sALB.
Marshal Kidgsvay
Jane G. Rfdgswsy st 81.

DY virtue Of . certain order Of sale II par
ID tition issued from the eourt Of common
pleas within and Ter she ceunty Of xsares
and State Of Ohio. in case pending in said
court bstwsen the sbovs named parties, and
10 me dirsctsd,I will Offer for sale Il public
auction a. the east door Of the osurt house
In Wo,dsnsld, on
Saturday, the lAtA day Of Jsne, 1879,
betwesn the hours Of 10 eslock .. n. and 4
o'clock p. m, of said day. the follewiag de-
scribed real estate situsts IN Aensos ssunsy,
Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter uf the south
west quarter and the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section thirty-two, town.
ship three, range Ave, containing seventy-four
and eighty-two hundredth acres. except six and
half acres of Of the south end Of the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter cold 70
Thomas Cline.
Also. the northeast quarter Of the southsast
quarter of section two, township four, range
six, containing forty and twenty hundredth
acres, except thirteen acres one rood and shifty-
six perches of Of the west side sold to George
Coss. in al ninety Ave acres more or less.
Said property 90 ordered 70 - sold 10 ap-
praised at $l805. and may sell for tive thirda
Of said appraisement.
Tssxs-0ne third cash. enc third in ere
year and one third in two years; deferred
payments to bear intsrsst from day Of sale
and to BE- secured By mortgage on Ne prsni-
ses sold.
WI. READ,
mayl3,T9ws. shsrik =. C. q
PsARsos 4 DosnR1T, Ass'ys
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sHERIFF's SALE.
George s. Algeo, Ads'r,
Elizabeth Stewart.

DY virtue Of certsin order Of sale Issued
ID from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State sf
Ohio, in case pending In said oourt tstwsen
the above named parties, and TO me dirvsssd,
will Offer for sale at public auotion at the
east door Of the oourt house in Woodsdsid,
on
Saturday, the 2sh day Of June, ls79.'
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m. snd
O'Clock p. m, Of said day. the following de-.
scribed real estate, situate in Nenros cousty,
Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of
section nine, township three Of range i've,
containing eighty acres more or less. except
two acres sold by Basil Stewart 10 Israel
Walters.
Said property 90 ordered to be sold IL ap-
praised At 81, ,20s, aud may sell for two.thirds
Of said apprsisement Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation.
WILLIAM READ,
may27,'79w5 Sheriff n. G. O.
Husrss & MALLORY. Ass'ys.
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FARMS FOR SALE
In MONROE COUNTY.

THR undersigned Offers three farm, fer
i sale in this county. located ~ fellow.
One Of le0 acres, known - the briggs
farm near Woodsheld, on the line Of the
Bsl'airs 4 Southwestern Railroad.
One in Adams township Of lso acrss, fer
msrly owned BY David Mccoy.
One In Lee township, Of IS aorss, known
- the John Lollathan property.
For further Particular and terms address
WIN. u. ARNeTRON0.
captina, Belmont County, Ohio.
aprlS,' S,'7smS.
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8th. We demand that the public lands

9Th We demand that the public lands
should be reserved Tor actual settlers,
and such Government aid should be az
forded as will enable the lsndless to g.
cure homes.
We demand that the importation OF
serviIe labor be prohibited under the
severest penalties, and that any treaty
with China, or any other country, incon
sistent with this demand should be abro-
gated.
Resolved, That we are opposed to con-
tract prison labor.
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kEThe "BRIcK PoMERoY Greenback.
ers have much to say about the violation
OF contracts to enrich the bondholders,
yet we ind them opposing and voting
down the 81 and 4th planks in the plat,
form reported by General SHERWOOD at
Columbus on the 4sh inst. They pre-
tend to condemn any change in the con-
tracts under which the bonds were issued,
and In the same breath reveal the fact
that good faith and honest, fair dealing
forms no part Of their plans or purpo-
aee.
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TIE Ohio Elit ,rial Associt ton will
hold its next annual session in Ciucir
n ii. June 18th and 10Th Mr.. Whtalaw
Rid, OF the New York Tribune. delivers
the annual address. An excursion into
the wild West beyond the Missouri has
been arranged.
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EEA number Uf prominent Demo-
Gratis In Bethel township, who were
Greenbackers at the April election, voted
10 the Democratic Convention last Sal
urday; and are emphatic in their denun'
Citations Of the PoMERoY Reputation
humbug doctrines, ADVOCATED BY Wat
SON, FLINT a7,l McVAYs sss; " s-@
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EWING ACCEPTS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., / :l5 A. M.
To D. +. Flanagan, Len A. Harris. Samuel A.
Medary. Irvine DUNCAN. Committee
| accept the nomination and thank the
Democracy of Ohio for the distinguish.
ed unsought honor conferred upon me.
Victory will crown our struggle for the
supremacy Of free men over the dollar
and the bayonet.
THOMAS EWING
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cE The Back PoMERoY leaders In
Ills county are ou.spoken in favor OF re-
the public debt. Are they
also, in favor OF repudiating their own
in iiviiual indebtedness3 Reformers
ought not to splis on such matter'.-
Their creditors would like TO know, ycn
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HThe 18th District was represented
in the several committees in the Demo
cratic State Convention as follows:
Vice President-Senator j. B. Will
LIAMs, Monroe.
Washington. .
Per. Organization, F. A. DAVIS, MOT
gan.
State Cen. Commiites-R. W. JONES,
Athens. s.
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w The State Journal says: "Brains
and principle quietly seeded from the
Greenback Convention upon the passage
of the BRICK PoMERoY platform" i!
That is severe, hut tue. WATSON,
Flint and McvAY, delegates from Mon
roe County di,in't secefe.
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EECo'. JONES, member ofathe State
Central Committee loy this District. 18th,
was instructed to vote for JoHF u.
THOMPSON tors sChaiEsnsn ioi qthe State
Committee. - HsEis thesbest, organizer
in the State, and his services cannot in
justice to. the party, be, dispensed with in
this important campaign - 81.
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Woman,s Wisdom.

'She insists that is more importance,
that her family shall be kept. in full
health, :Lan that she should have all the
fashionable dresses and styles of the
timer. She therefore sees to it, that each
member Of her family is supplied with
enough Hop Bitters, OF the 6rst appear
apce Of any symptoms Of ill health, to
prevent ct of sickness with it's attend
ant expense, care and anxiety. All wo-
men shonld exercise their wisdom in this
way. Ed.
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'rThe Enquirer 8 Washington cor.

EThe Enquirer 8 Washington cor
respondent writes, AR inst.;
Il met Sam Randall tonight. DO
yoa like the ticke, ? l. asked.
a.Most assuredly / do he said, 'and
feel that /, will be elected Victory is
in the air.
"Eyen Hendrick B.. Wright, the veto :
ran Greenbacker, congratulated General
Ewing this afternoon,s and told him be
would gladly go 10 Ohio and make
speeches in his INTEREST,"
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Inquire for Them.

We have used DR.. Prices Special Fla
voring Extracts, and can confidently re-
commend them to the community as the
best articles 10 domestic use. They are
the leading articles OF their kind in
America, and should be on the shelf OF
every well-regulated family grocer.
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German Catholics.

NEWARK, N. j., May 2.-The annual
Convention of German Roman Catholic
Socit tits in the United States is in ses-
sion here. The Object is to discuss
measures to promote benevolent, relig.
ious and educational m tiers, including
the care of immigrants.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sALK
Elisabeth zuk
Levi Long ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order II sale issued
II from the court Of common plsas, within
and for the county Of onr %, and state of
Ohio. In case pending in said court between
the above named parties. and 70 mo directed,
I will Offer for sale at public auction q ths
east door Of the court house in woods6sld
on
Saturday, NE Nk day Of Jslg, 1879.
between the hours Of 10 s'cjoek :. =. and {
o'clock p. m. Of ssid day, the following as-
scribsd real sststs situate In Monroe soanty.
Ohio. to wit:
FrRsr rRAcT-Ths aorthsast quarter sftls
northwsst quarter Of section two, townsAip
three. range I've. containing forty asfss..
SEsosp TRAc1--Ths wsst part sf the ssssA
east quarter Of the northwest quarter 81 sss.
tion twu. township thFss. range ave contain
ing eighteen acrss.
rHrRpTRAcT-rhs southwest qaarsss q shs
northwest quarter Of section two, townsAip
three, sangs 1vs, (excsps Aftssn scfss eR Tia
south end belonging TO 4. Amos) oontaining
twenty ave acres.
FouSrH TRAsr-Ths northwest qaAvtst Of
the northwest quarter Of section swU, tswn-
ship three, range hva (sxcs3t one anaa half
acres belonging 70 nias stsvaxt} containing
thirty -sight and half acres, w
FlyrH TRAcr-The noIth past Of The sasI- half
Of the northeast quarter Of section eight.
township threa Of range I've, being east Of
and lying parallel with Rlisabsth zakss land,
containing twenty six and three afth acres.
slxTa TRAcf-fhs north part Of The ,saa,
half Of the northeast quarter Of section eight,
township three Of range Ave, being east sf
and lying parallel With Kssiah Leue's hnl.
containing sixteen And four afth, aersa. J.,
Said property 90 ordered 10 b sold d ~
praised - follows:
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Rr Senator j. h. WILLIAMS, JERE.
WILLIAMS. Judge R. X. WALTON. Will
LIAM READ, J. T. JUDKlss and H. R.
wysr represented this county 10 the
Democratic State O.nvenllon.
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Ex-Congressman IDgersOll's Fune-
raj. -

Ex-CongreSsman IDgerSOlPS Fune.
raj. y
WAaHINGroN. June xlCongress-
man Ebon c. Ingersoll OF this city will
be buried tomorrow in Oak Hill CENT
terry. There will be no religious serv'-
ces. :TCOl. Bob. lrgersoll, brother OF the
deceased man, will deliver on obituary
address. The dead man entertained the
same infidet views preached 30 eloquen'- :
ly by his brother. When their iather
died Bob Iugersoll delivered what is said
to have been one of the ost pathetic
and beautiful funeral orations ever beard
The body was Inferred in yard adjoiI.-
ing the house, and instead OF raising a
mound over the grave, rose bushes, tu-
lips and choice flowers we're planted in
the earth over the body. E. G. Inget-
soil served six terms in Congress from
Illinois,
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~ Sayeral COMMUNICATIONS and other
articles prepared for this issue will az
pear mex. week. The proceedings OF the
rrandest Convention ever held In Ohio
crowded them on.
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RGovernor BIsHop telegrapbed Cen
eral EwING after his nomination:
Accept my congratulations and best
wishes in your nomination for Cover.
nor, R. NJ. BIsHoP."
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s% Our Republican friends insist upon
trying to make the "BRIcK" PoMERoY
movement boom. No use, gentlemen:
his pegging ont certainly and surely.
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sySenator THURMAN says OF the
Democratic ticket: ~ am well satisfied
With the ticker. think il very good
one, and feel confident OF success"
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GFThe bsains OF the Greenback par
~ repsdiase the Columbus Convention,
snd have called State Convention to
meet at Toledo on. the 24!h inst.
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eE FosrER. the Republican candidate
for Governor, had better advise the lead
etst hide their. abloody shir'.' Gene
ssls Ewlse and RICE are not good men
10 shake it st.
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AWCxRRY and SHERwooD. leading
Gsecnhackers, repadia,e the PonrRor
hc,ion's work, done OF Columbus on The
z.h Inst.
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eFThe speech OF Gen. JIM. SrEED-
MAN knocked the wind out Of the Repub-
llcsps.
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~The Republicans lodged the sill
yer question in their platform. The
New York Times, speaking for the Re-
pnblicans, wants Mr.. FosrER to speak
sus. ~
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~ The Monroe delegates didn't come
back shouting for Uncle DICK and
vhooplng up the boys for him. The Re-
publicans are sad.
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RySupervisors and Marshals at S5
per day. to arrest Democratic voters, is
Vie Republican leaders idea OF free cleo
hons-
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EFThe bankers will not aid EWING
snd RICE in this campaign, but will con-
tribute tens of .houssnds Of dollars to
bnnm the FosrER-H -HIcxESLoorER combi-
natior.
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RyNo bsyonets at elections to intim-
idste voters is Democratic doctrine.
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~ October l4th will witness the col
lapse Of the reputation doctrines Of
.RRlok" PoMERos, WArsos, FLIs1 and
NGVAY.
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EA. SAUxDERs PIArr is the POM
ssr nominee, but Gen. Ewrsa is the
ehoice OF the Nationals.
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eTEwrsa and RICE we're both gall
hus soldiers. RICE lost leg at the bat
sie Of Kenesaw Mountain.
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a. General CAREY, President OF the
PsnKRoY State Convention, repudiates
II repudiation doctrines.
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sTThe Democratic platform has the
eus ring. 1t is full Of good things.
Read u carefully.
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wGreenbacks to take the place OF
Rational Bank notee.
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eTEwrse and RICE make . strong
saAnn, and ona fIsat will win in October.
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wesdsfield. June 10. 1879.
Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket
For Governor,
GEN. THOMAS EWING.
or Fairfield.
lieutenant Governor.
GIN, AMERICUs V. RICE
Of Putnam.
Auditor Of srass,
CHARLES REEMELIN.
Of Hamilton.
Treasurer OF State
ANTHONY HOWELLs,
Of Mshnning.
saprems Judge,
WILLIAM T. GILMORE,
Of Preble.
Attorney General.
ISAIAH PILLARS,
OF Allen,
Member Board Public Works,
PATRICK O'MARAH.
or Cuyahoga.
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kHCosli,ion was not even breathed
in the Democratic State Convention.
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TWINS!
Named Ewing and Rice!
And Bouncing Soldier Boys
They Are.
The Wind Completely Taken Out Of
the Tail OF the Bloody Shirt,
And the Dilapidated Rag
fs Wrung out and Hung
Up TO Dry.

A TICKET TO WARM UP THE
COCKLES OF EVERY
MANS HEART.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

symptoms OF a DiScaSeu LiVef.
DAIN in the right side, under the edge
l of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient is rarely able to lie on the
left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder blade, and it fre-
qdcntly extends to the top of the shoul-
der, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss Of appetite and
sickness; the bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternative with Lax;
the eAhead is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation m
athssback part. There is generally a
considerable loss Of memory, accom-
panied with a painful sensation Of hav-
ingleft undone something which ought
| to!kasesbeen done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains Of weariness and debility; he
!. is, easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains of prickly
sensation Of the skin; his spirits are
low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti-
'tude enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few of them
existed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 70
have been extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
q DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER Pills, I'm
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can, be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give, them a FAIR TRIAL.
For an bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANE's Liver
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PI'I.s bear
the signatures Of c. McLANE and SLEMlRc
BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Or. c,
McLAkE's Liver PILLS, prepared by fi.mins
Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market Asine
full of limitations Of the name McL~sse,
spelled differently but same pronuneiatios"
! iunezs,7sY.
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INvINCIBLE AND uvAssAILA.
BILE, AND INSURlNG FRI.
UMPnANT VICTORY.

The delegates and others in attend
ance upon the Democratic State CONVEX
tion on the 4th inst. commenced assem-
hing at the Opera House a. early as 10
o'clock, although the programme ar
nounced that the Convention would no;
meet until H.
The Convention was called to order
shortly, after IL o'clock by John G.
Thompson, Chairman OF the State Con-
rnittee.
Tue stage was elaborately decorated
more so than on any previous occasion.
In from, or more properly speaking. the
orchestra portion, was circled will, flow
ers, plans, ETC., while on each end lar
ger shrubs were placed In POSITION
Large flags were displayed from the
stage wings, while in the rear was dis.
played in large letters, ''WeIcome, 1879"
This was also tagged properly. In front
OF the Presidents Stand, was displayed
a large eagle, on each side OF which we're
dags. The gallery also had q couple OF
Gags extending around the entire space.
Mr.. Thom3son announced that t,e
Genial Committee had agreed upon the
following Temporary organic t on: Tem-
porary Chairman, Gen, James B. Steed-
man, of Seneca; Srcrt,ry, Allen
D Myers, OF Franklin Assistant, James
Reilly, Of Cucahoga; Sereeant--t Arms,
William E. Horne, Of Franklin. Gen.
Size imam, coming the front was greet
ed with tumultuous applause. Mr..
Thompson Introduced him as the Hero
OF Cmekamsuga." His ringing speech
reads thus. 1t was puactustsd by round
after round Of cheers, and the Conven
ton went fairly wild in its delight over
the stirring utterances Of the gallant
General:
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And Placed Upon Platform Good
Enough for Any Body.