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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-17
Y. m. g. A ar mARYvILLE.
o. cOnd Day OF East Tennessee Con-.
veBtsan.
MApUxyrr E,h


MARYvILLE, Feb. H..
Mr.. EDITOR: The morning session
of the East Ten nessee convention of
the Y. NJ. G. A. convened al 9 O'Clock
in New Providence church. The first
half hour was spent in devotional ex-
ercises, conducted by DR.. F. Grinnell,
Of the Maryville association.
The committee on credentials res
ported that there are seven associa-
tons represented, with thirty-six
regular delegates and thirteen ascot
ale members.
The topic THE relation of the dis
trict work with the state work" was
taken up and opened by J. B. Clot-
worthy reading paper from the sec
rotary OF the executive committee for
the state.
Mr.. Cree presented the cause of the
Waterman, a paper published in the
interest of association work, when
thirteen subscribers were obtained. r.
The topic proper amusements In
our rooms" as given on the pro.
gramme, was next taken up, being
opened by Mr.. Amos, OF Athens. This
topic elected consider able discussion.
which was participated In by quite a
number Of delegates, who differed in
opinion on many phases of the sub
ject.
"Literary work OF the association"
was opened by Mr.. J. A. Silsby, of the
Mary vile association.
James Amos, E. T. w. university ;
ID. A. Heron, Mary Vile college -
Kite, Tusculum J. A. Silsby. Mary
vile, and w. B. Brown, Kingston,
were appointed committee on resolu'
lions.
Association work In institutions of
learning" was opened by DIR. M. p.
Bartlett, president of Maryville COL
lege. He was followed by number
of other speakers in earnest and inter-
esting addresses.
The Maryvile college quartette has
entertained the convention with some
excellent music, and deserves the
thanks of all In attendance.
AT 4 O'Clock p. M, question-box
was circulated. and large number Of
questions handed In on slips OF paper.
Mr.. Cree took the stand and made the
answers to these questions one of the
most interesting exercises of the day.
pypNINo srss,oN
n 800 '-,''''-o'
me large roon " as li.era,ly cro"oeu
~ tne hour vi ihee''hg III 'he evening
session.
ing e1eou'ase oum nis.ee was ap'
po,u.eu iol 'no eu.uins ysa..
az ne usua, i.so'u.Ion Va 'nanAs was
oiie'1u anu ~ E paeoo
tuIoins 'naohs W W. tiee, 'ne e1eou
uve cou.,n'''e, .ne o'U'heue " m@iS
WE anu ,ne T'la,', au' R 91a,es
~ yx,ie, tusouia n,nss'ou anu
hnoA Viile VIZ p.aoeu ~ 'ha''on
as ~ ne p,are ~, ne aeaa" .euns ~, xt
Auso1ium was onosen "s TIC he~'
pace " lnee.ine. ~.
Mr. Gree gave an scoount oi .he
'h'ern"'fonai N ~ "a. ns s'a'eu
I'at IntLe are io'i4i s1c'a. .o 10
.hIT cPuu'rs' 'na. 'ney kep, lou sec'e.
Iar'es in coustau' eu p'oS men,i NAV
M y. aesoc'a,lons can Dc Iouno III
most paris OF me ~oiio' VIVID an
a seoT n "empership oi ao'u'
zov'ooo
AN my oi|ne's seepei wa
opeue' ny W. rue, " usouiun
ar; r. . rs n,reIo'e su" une speaee'
aho DIS IenaIhs res1eu upon ''le auu''
eeSe WI" erea. weight % w..
MoNDAt nohNiNo, reo. ~ ~ .ss
yUuuK ultu WcTb OCCupltu 6etcEudJ III
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-17
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Announces EN- AZ.


We are authorized and requested to announce
HOMER "ILM0KE as a candidate for Sheriff
Of Knox county, at the ensuing August election
jan6t&Stf ..He. rH ..a.r
We are authorized and requested to announce
WILEY B. WkI9 7 as anddate for Sheriff
of Knox county at the ensuing August elections;
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-17

Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhpa, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood. a 80
Y This Sarsaparillais combination of
vegetable Alternatives = Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
eflicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
.l5l Its ingredients are so skilfully com
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still SO effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
OF its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority Of this Sar
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
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LitteiI's Living Aqe.

In 1880, THE LIVING AGE enters upon Its thirty.
seventh year, admittedly unryalled and contnu-
ousy successful During the year 1t will furnish to
It's readers the productions OF the most eminent
authors, ab0ye-named and manyothers embracing
the choicest Serial and Short Stories by the Leading
Foreign Noyelists, and an amount -Gnb
UnspprOachedb by amy o TN err Periodical
in the world. of the mostvaluab Literary and Sci
entltic matter OF the day, from the pens of the
foremost ESsaysts, Scientists, Critics. DISCOVERIES
and Editors, representing every department OF
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..iv Live ssoes @arae srryA
.s51e71n. CORRECTED DA1LY.l 5a
Reported for the CBRos1cLs by Jones Lee
Butchers Market 6quars. aur
e-...-... t.... KMoxvLLE. Feb. IS
...s .g..r REVIEW. sus.a aaIfv#
Hogs Aas in limited demand. Good
cattle in request at 4c advance. Good
stock steers, from 800 TO 500 lbs in dc.
mAnd at DE. few sheep would find
ready market atguGtstions.
IN .as HOGS. s1sDa5D %
200 pounds and upwards. 3ia4to. Less
than zoo pounds Stc. Net hogs 4a4i.
1888. .,.l.uBEEF CATTLE. aHoEF
Small fat cattle 1ia2o: 600as0o pounds
do l4a2Sc; best &c. Il Old cows sRd poor
steers low. and plenty .rxssrsotmr7
How Or E3tr sHEKP.o1aFg9 9nw of
" No. 1, 2ta8c; common, 81. 00al.25. cd =.
oiled -----------as- :. -assr. -as-----7---TvT
$50 -asE Atlanta hHari<es.a .0eaE
81 r Atlanta Constitution. Feb. 9}vx
q Ftova-Family, Ha5; extra family, 81 50;
l~ BVasc;oss-T T; sides Sc; sugar-cured
nf BuLr asxUris-clear rib sides 71<a7,1c; clear
LAKp~Tierees s%a9,; kegs and cans 81. 81
WasAr-Tenne ssee. choi.s, si.4ssl.sa per
busheL Ell - E89T bNysi ear
HlT-T i;u b 81 IS; mixed, sf8y So a}
. UoRN--White 7Oa7is by car load sruoks
PRAs-Stock. sFae1c per bushel A11Q
PeTAToRs-Irish Tennessee. ,275as3.tO per Dbl;
sweet 95aSl.C0 per bushel.
oNIoss Tennessee. $4.00a4.SO per barrel.
d Raas-Per dozen, lo11alies - a., ~ spRB g
p--TannesHee. choice, 20aZ2c,
PouLTRy-Hens, I6I22c : dressed Ohicke emf, ,
IOc per lb,; Turkeys, i2hal3. r3H.dN -r
BEgswAx-2gc.
FE1TERRs-New Choice mixed 50a'
DRIEp FRpIT-Peaches, pseled. lee; I'M
peeled, 5a6c; apples, safe.
sIivE STooK-Cattle, Tennessee choice 9a31%c;
medium, 2a2zc; common, 11at1<c. Hog', 4ai1S,
shoats. shesp, 9aSIzc. f ''t"a'.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
RIVER iNrEi.i.iGENCE.

Tho u>rr rnsr rapidly during yosirr'
day. uul the markS last night w tho
gaugc Indicated n depth i ~ icuI v
tn,hrs aud rising soNl, weather
warm ani rlwG business dull,
Tho following stcamCrs wits tnaS
nasSrl down Ncstrrlny Harry Rtown,
rauthrr Hawk, \. u Williams, laInrs
Watuo. Rcueai hGcr boaG, fsglr, Net
ltr Sprcr H. u Wood, Tom nndNouh
aud I \ Stone,
Tho !. : Mcdonald rsssrd up with u
TOW at Umpjics.
cur thanks are duo frod l.amun tot
watching the coal tlrcis,
The Courier II the regular fatkcfs
hurg packet lot this morning
Interesting accounts oi the race Ia
tweuu tho n,urnal aud rhacton, aud
tho collision at the lhaG With tho Set
once viii bO found ~ the local columns
Tho RnH, IN passing under The i'cl'
hirc hrllgr yesterday afternoon, swung
around tnn TAT aud crushed ono oi heI
BANGS. which sunk immediately
The R,ichclor passed up last nlght lnT
rulshuWh
The hudson Is on her way up from
Clnriuuau,
Tho ~ Lawrence will arrive to-day
from Cincinnati aud leave Ia morrow
morning ut y o'rlnck sharn Tor that port
shippers should hr snro ~ have all
their freight on hoard hy that umu
Tho Wyoming arrived from Puts
hursh last u,sht aud, after taking On hyc
hundred tons ul freight, prHcodcd On
her way "a st. LOUIS
rur>uuWGu, Jane IL River IL icet
, inches and falling, Weather clear aud
pleasant
CI>rlSN,u, juno IL River IL irct
and rlstnv Weather clear aud watIaer
Arrived Andes, wheeling, Granite
State, Huntington, Golden city, New
Orleans. pcpstird-Stockdalc aud
Chancellor, Pittsburgh, Granite state,
~ Louis
Lawsuits. June II River falling
with \ lrrI 10 inch ~ the canal and u
iecI 10 iuchvs IA the chute on the ialls
business good. Weather clear and
plea sani
C,tRo, June H.. Aulycd Chester,
John =. Rhualcs, ~ Louis Departed
John plppold, NV Orleans; Cham
pinu, st. lnuis, Chester Memphis
Rhoadcs, riiIshurgh. River - lrcl Z
inches aud falling Weather clear
Thermometer -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Hayes Tries Ia brace tp III,
Radical Candidate Tor timcru
ar az Florida.

W,su,NutuN, June " The rrp
dent ~ day ant iur ~ S,uUlm ga.
,pr, tho Republican ,sudialc lvr tn
rrnpr oi Florida, aud discussed tie r.
hl,yal situation At .nmc hnslh "uh nu.
Tho r,rsdrni said that hc ,'usii,Ir
Uarhch ~ 10 a very sIrnus aujliaB
aud that hr Thought II ,>ilvmyh pu's
bic, II not almost crrIain, thai NhIy lhf
prmsIaiir ,audi,to might hn, Ole
snlid Suu,h, Garfield woah hp', o..
solil North tie Thought The l'.mura'
would makr had mIslaGc torw u
auy ph,u man ~ the hulv 40 u
r,,ng that state Ito SsAri N"
aio, ,onn>rr What ho ih.U,.
at tho prospect ~ ilw Scot
sui "a ,rrssrd IN HIM the hri~ Ilat /.
would hc rle,,vd Governor at l.H.a
Mt tunnvei said he had no duuw ,
all NJ hts election as iuNVinnt " !.
tia, more PARTICULARLY, he salj a. ,H
nemo,,als ui Florida hal pul up
4 aud nuI bourbon l,,kct all a.. ="
1 trough. tie Naid Ia the rws,i,u, ul
,,,u Grant would have hrvu hN bi 90
alruuyrsl candidate ~ thc south tlI
tho Republicans could haNc npmlnan.
hut INiivld MS popular aud la ihuu,
would run very we'll, Ito believed .
could pail GaIhvld ,hrougu ~ tnuH
aud hr thought II the Republic.
would ouly spend Some monr, And s.u
somc good speakers late tho south 10
az three other States might hU vaiiI,i
Tho Hayes tsm,I ~ Tue HoAi
W ,sn,>uros, Jane AZ Tho rUi
dent, Mrs Hayes aud W,hh g. lin'
expect IT, leave Ia mniruw lot NiuwOa
ono. whore they will spend Suoi''
aud from Columbus ~ - o
tcnd the commencvmpnt en,rls,'
knnyur lNllcyu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
Indiana Kspublloan.

lspIls,rulis. Juue " The Rrpub-
hcan state Convention mvt at loo'vlock
this morning. IN tho Wigwam, aud war
called Ia order hy tho Hon. John q.
Now, chairman ot the state tcnital
Comm lltre. Alter al inNoca,inn Ny
Rey. Myron W. Reed, oi the tirs, fres'
hyt,rian churh, the commiitccs were
called ten. Uorze, chairman 81 tho
lummittcc an urgauiEA,lnn, reported
iur permanent chairman ". u. Calk'ns,
NJ g., aud John W. Dn, permanent
secretary. The rpor was unanimously
adopted. Tho mpniion oi uaruuhs
name by tho ffcs,Icn, pfodacci en-
thu.iastlc and prolonged cheers.
After tho adoption oi = platform tho
Conscu,iou procc,Sicd Ia ballo. iof can
dliairs br the various state uiiices
lion. Albert a. Porter Mas nominalcd
lar Governor on III. third ballot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18

\trut u,uy a'ylu,k, Yesterday morn.
,uy Tam llarhnVby. a uulur "a Tie Ia
V.Il, mill Whu lives q shoot distance nul
tgIIUrIt's Euu Was sytt'uSlN shot hilr
UuuttuE Ju ilayg,,uu county, hhi". I"
,a.lp,uN with ht- brother S,tas, James
callahan uud CyutUv N,arUCiL all At tue
I,Wrur m,It br MAS vugggrd ~ shoot
tu. sluiru.Is wlvu thv o,,,drW occur
r,l The rvst ut the pIrlN hat Climbed
at,uyr and rom VAS lust about Ia ia 50,
:, hon a shot h,v,l D., another party
atru,A HIM aloNt tho haas. ihlrtN mne
shut yrurtutrd hj~ IrIt lrn, near the
kurp tUJ ten m'rr vutvrrd thr uSh' "G'
lie Was tabru Jothv arrest ph, >'rlAn'
Nh, r.ul.trA Samc slight attention,
HlI,r Wht,h De- was p5,,t ina wagon
and driven homv. list nlGht hls rnndi-
tton was considered la,awhlc Tie Is
about 1907 ~ NUJrs at axe a0d heats
the Sutluuug NuNyN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
THE COURTS.
.r,.,s,oorsr--yupaa sssss, uAraosp'
MOORE AND JonxsoS' :,

.p,s.ss corlr--Jupan sRsss, aAfA"A''
MOORE AND 1onxsoS'
Court mot Of 10 .. n. yssterus S
,rsn.ac,ed the following business
The case of A. Peck W, A. A. hsns'
,s r"S '" ON an appeal from Monroe Soaa'
"iSs case Of the State Of Yves. WI =,
,,nis Va BOYD 4. Lusk, ON Q writ OF
error irom Wyoming county, was sa''
United. .u "a Isaiah
Bee Q, al, on an appeal and saly;, ,,sS
from Mercer county, was submitted,
Cnur, adjourned until THIS "on'"s
a, 10 o'clock. .,v,
Court met at y An; yesterday S"''
transacted the following business;
Mcl,rlvk Nenx, n native oil Uermany,
Was rraated his second ns'urshss''o"
papers. In .,a ,.s,amen,
oi nsyid Roberts, decoased, late oil Mar
shsU comfy, was admitted TO- retoM,
N A. Weber VAS appointed guanum.s
IN, a. A ". IL, aud N, U, Weber, WIN
N baud OF $500 aud Matte Weber ~
Adjourned until to day a,s An
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18

Frsw. Belle N. Epx, Mollle Il Kuhn,
Kate MrCane and Ela Al, N&hels
Clay, a. MIssss Fannie 7 Brady,
Maudsv, Carter Mary \, hornlso,
klns q Hstvsy, TiHinia Al, Norton
and Ntrgiuts Simpson.
Vnion, A--Mlsses Aana b otewtoM,
Laura |. Mcdonnell Fannie u RANT
aud AIR, E,gcnc tlankS
Center, 9 . NiSs Mrlte +. Hare, MISS
Carrie NJ Rrcd
Webster, S-Misscs Munie NJ lytion,
Minnir Il. Lancaster, Eus NJ Roberts,
Ninsinia |. WurGman, Mr., David hahr'
Ralchie, Misses kelle ], Divine lat
TO &, jones, Katie VI. S,een, Mt koheH
hsSleu, A..
Two pupils Ut Madison would have
prascnt,,l themselves Tor eNamlnatiHn u
sickness during the winter aud spring
had not invented them from attending
~ the ueCVSsary reviews 49,,
the COMMENCEMENT viii DC hS'N !"
Washington llall On Friday AFTERNOON,
june -, lsSO, hcginnlnS promptly AZ :
nylnck. At the Close vt the cNerises
the Diplomas which these pupils nave
mvrilr,t hy their diligence aud attain
men, In scholarship viii be- awarded
The ROlrd Is earnestly invited IL %
Respectfully suhwiI,cd,
JoU> e. iiEgvGN, Suph
In accorlauce with tho suggestion at
tho Superintendent ~ Ugad Ia census
nominations wcN d,Clapd IN "rte'' '"i
VnuucTalors
MIR Maxwell nominated rroC J, &
urryey, let tho tirst district, aud their
hrin, no oihcr nomination, Mt NcrNcy
MAS declared unanimously elcctcd
Far the SvyOud DISTRICT. Mr.. lHllWr
nominated Mr. Robert fusuc,
Mr. Maxwell nominated Mt Alc>'n'
der Gillespie
The vote, upon arollcaDl, s,or t"Sns
10 Gllcspir ., Mt fnSur WAS dSclaT'd
elected,
On motion OF MI Arkle II was ~
solNrl the svhnlls he closed inr the lerm
on Thursday, the SNh, ~ H,Ntall an "P'
pprluu,y t. prepare lor c"mn''h''
Uncut
On ma,iou ut Mr., McCully, the cont
prusslpu at the census cuumctalNtS
MAS lived vi the sauc rs last wear sHo
Nj Arklc mnVcd that prs. hnu'Nrn
aud Cn,il he appointed e. act ~ con-
JUNCTION with the Superintendent Us
ENam,ulug CnWnlitvC.
Adopted aud the SALARY dNet As last
Nrau 49,,
ga molicn oi Mt ", A. Wilson, the
N,ar,l accepted the INVITATION at super
,ntondvut llcINry to hc prrseut at Nll'
uCuC, Wvut.
Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
burial OF Major Savage

The funeral vi tho late Major Richard
savage took place at Il o'clock Yesterday
lrom hs late residence ~ EdglngIon
Lane. 4 lanu number ot hls mosI
intimate iricnds, together with tho
mrmhors ul the Shakespeare
Club aud Cyrcuc Commandcry
No. Knights Rmplas made a large ~.
srmhlagc. The burial service al the
house was conducted lay Rev u Swopr,
aud the cotlln was borne 10 the hrar.r
hy Mcssrs. Henry ou, J. V, l., Rodgers,
Jacob Bersrr, u. Fisher, Wa, I, Hall,
/. T. Hanson, Samuel i.aughlln and ia
cob Gruhh,
At tho grave IN Greenwood Cemetery,
the Knight Templsr service VAS per.
iormrd hy NJ \, Chandler T.. g., and
4 J. SmyIh, PROBATE, At the request ol
the Decreased, the Knights remained un .
al tho grave VAS closed, aud
PLACID upon Il beautiful crrss
ahd crown, A pillow OF white
flowers, With the word Rest, "
IN red, was placed hy the Shakespeare
club. Filing by the grave, the Knight.
removed their bultonholo flowers and
inserted them In tho earth ~ the form
oia cross, the men,befs ot the shaks.
peArc club cSiging u With evergreen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
nnnn,nnirnns-

ia the 18th Oi this mouth, CouP's ciy.
Gus. the mighty mouarCh vt the rail,
will he hear. ID Is said To b. the lsrS' 81
tented exhibition oi the aye ani ~
such Nill he q great curiosity, lhore
will br eleven shows under one man'
asrmeut. aud all lor one admission
price. The perlnymlug horses. dogs
and other animals arc truly wonderful,
aud group oi Japanese 1Smnas'S and
athletes arr a remarkable ivatuN "' TIE
q rus,
Among the CurioSiticS u the "HlAni
SOuid' or bowl Fish, positively the hrs'
and only spCrlmoR ever iaSrn per't,"
Snd the like Of which vas u,Ur S'H hN
naturalist on earth before, - worth
mon, to see than all the combined NE
nasaTlts an AurTlCa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
Resolutions of the shaksspsare dub
upau the Death VI Major kIonard pav.

la the death OF our esteemed mem-
her, Mi R,rharl savage, the wheeling
Shakespeare Ciuh has met with a great
and lrrrparab.r loSs--a loss that hils the
hearts ut all ils members With the deep
est sorrow tie Was one Oi the early
memhcrs Ut the Club, aud always mani
tested great interest aud enthusiasm va
all the affairs OF the society, ia which he
Vas leading spirit. Ills Kind aud
genial heart, his earnest aud cousldetate
efforts. his hne literary lasts aud lnds,
ment, made him a loycd aud valued
lrember, aud nov cause his loss lo be
most k,enly irli. II h, therefore,
Rssoiu,d. THAT the members OF the
whrehug Shakespeare Club stpro-s ~
the family and relatives oi their doecasei
friend their heartfelt sympathy la a
greet aud loss Of which they feel them.
selves, Ia no small degree, PartAkers
THAT they attend his funeral a. =
society. ,
S.-ThaI copy OF this expression 81
the Club bo Published N the two daily
papers oi this city. q, ID. Cooks,
SardarF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-18
PERSONAL. rom ~,
Pertinent Savings aud poiugs.

4. G. kvuurdN. Ihrkshu' e., q. IL,
Sh,uu. UratIou. an L. \ eau, Nc"
Eantuwu. uro J,ouE thC bate lurJr'NalN
al the New N,i.Ugv.
!. q Wallace, ,hc lo,N w"w'r'or vt
the Mailarr uouS' az Nor.Uu,"Nu, -
Shak,nS hau.b With lrIvujS ah'u, the
CttN
Il VI E,H E,q Ut Woodland, Wast IA
the CitN Yesterday.
N,ss,. Rrir pui llop Svhalcr, at
Lancaster. ohio, tNu ,hNrw,ug Young
la,iirs, ate the guests at M''. W. u
lsytt
M,SS CutA iIuo ia, returned lr'm u
visit tn Itvud, "a NuUndSv,llc
Col. R,byrt M,EdvwuvN arrived ~
the city Yesterday "a bs' "'y IN the
Cincinnati Convention.