Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1872-08-26

              to 0 -T r-l '(.in' i 'jit in r COLUMBUS, MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1872. NO. 207. VOL. XXXIII. OHIO STATE JOURNAL. afllc.t II 1Kb, Pearl and tlinrwl Hit. COMIiY SMITH, Fl'BMIIICM ASH MOP.t.TOn.. JAM F.N M. I OMI.V, OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE OITY, A FAMILY DIHTrRBANt'K. "The quarrel In a very pretty qunrrel U.A, nnlw .nAll it Hv Having got wo far along In plain nil- BIDOi BAII.WAY TRACK ing, we are act all adrift again fcjr the H'tproject for bridging 0 tunneling observation that Mr. Bingham mut be tho High ttrert railway Iraek. h bno-of the Judge whether the remark, are appll- " PMI 'Hem". " l 1kcn I"".08 , . . ... . .. , i. .i.. r....i... to write to a reliable, arenratav unurcm. Cauie 10 any .nmu., mm uiu luiui. ,, . , . ; , .r e .J obervation that Mr. Jowctt "had not In "d bu.ine.aman of prominwee, ht rn-4- u. t.... iv .t th. time, nnv one who dianapolin, to nwertaln hi. view, with wo. o delegate to the Convention." Ilav- refereneo to the bridge and tunnel it that piace. iiv True, imtier unit- ui jiumwi. 22: ' ,'." : TU'lf ing thiu narrowed the circle a little more, one cannot help reflecting how much trouble might have been mvl In thefirat instance, if Mr. Jewell had onljr been "fair, frank and bold enough" to nay who trying to explain ll, any. tno gen ic.nan ,n ,;, Krca(,c this feeling lias prevented us hitherto from interfering in the unpleasantness which lm been developed in the Demo- j . ne it.i. i 'nniMutl:..nni ni. ! trlct. out of the nomination nf Mr. Jewett for Congress, ! Perhaps hereafter it may lie worth ! while to give all the document nt full length. For the present wo coadense into i a fair abstract. The starting point seems to have been the speech of Mr. Jewett, when lie was ; serenaded the niht after hi nomination, j In that Kpecch he explained to the hand and the newspaper reporters present, how much holier than hi com pet i lorn he had lieen, uiing the following language : You have in the result of thin Convention, evidence that fair, frank and bold nienmiron will prevail in thin district, and not the efforts and tricks of a few (It-signing men, who make it their buniuei'B. Thii fair, frank and hold statement, from the late Rcpre-cntativo of Muskingum, seems to have excited, consider-able indignation. Van Trump llrst demands to know whether he Is to he counted one of these "designing men," who make it a business to win by trickery in nominating convention, Mr. Jewett exnluini. Mr. Van Trump !h not tlio man, and the language "cannot in tlio remotest degree he construed" as applying to him. Hays Mr. Jewett: "I have no reason to Com plain juf the candidate, not wident of this county" &c. That narrow the circle of inquiry, ma terially. The dei-igntn;-; trlckntoM are Franklin county nun. Tim next docunteut which meet- the searcher after the fact in, a savage anonymous communication In tlio Cincinnati Commercial, which makes an undoubted charge of bribery and corruption against Jewell; charges that he is tlio creature of a gigantic railroad monopoly; that he was the candidate nf that monopoly two years ago at tendon, and was Mipporicd with speech, However, we know now that the objectionable persons were Franklin county men who make tricks their business, and thut they were not delegates in the Convention.In hU dofpuraliou at being baited so fearfully, and probably reflecting that there was still a large list of Franklin county tricky politicians to come at him seriatim with letters wanting to know, Mr. Jewett finally seems to have come to the conclusion to give a broad hint as to who one of "them" is, And as he proceeds guardedly to detail cirstimstances, without mentioning names, the sanctified countenance of that pure patriot, John 0. Thompson, gradually breaks upon us, like Chittenden's aurora borcalis, and w. feel to say with Uingham, Thou art the man! Having now "go hi 'iam "' Jewett deals Uingham a fearful blow, ii. recalling to him that little bargain at Cleveland, by which Jno. 0. secured his own bacon, and entered a wedge to divide Franklin county for his own purposes. Mr, Jewett exponcs tho strategy of honest John O., fully. Ho complains that repeated messengers sent by lumxclf to Mr. Bingham, In order to defeat Thompson's strategy, returned to him without the olive branch, having found no rest for the sole of their feet. Then comes Hiughani in reply. He has hesitated to reply, because of the damage to tho harmony of the party in the present campaign, hut feels that In honor there Is no escape. lie then gives hisvermon of the Cleveland bargain with Thompson, h, Ac., deferring other matters to "a more convenient season," when the "chawing up" of Jewett will not endanger tho success of (he Democratic party. Ami there the matter rests nt present, tho Statesman noticing this Inst corrc- Hpondencc editorially only to blame Jewett ttcvercly for his serenade speech, and to B L' r ' renudiated bv DA Rm-Tb. bridge over tl MMT lS'hm a TZtTZ ad track, ha. been in uk a few week., ! Ute0 mimu, ivo kacoh Independent ' n'.!r """""J. "'" " "e road and ii found to no or great service wpc- umt for Governor, within a few chilly for fwl pawngeni and JY'f8t,J IXotm of lix thousand majority. This is Ilcavitr loaded wagons cannot hold back in going down the descent, although the grade is not very steep. These will be likely to nse the tunnci uost wherr it' U Hnished, which will not l for some time yet. I think the bridge preferable to the tunnel, when the diil'erauuiu out and other things, are taken Into consideration. BY TELEGRAPH POLITICAL.. :c.vhotr;i.cHoicE . goods r a!5roti- ...... ... j , i : ... TO ALT, WHOM IT MAY COXCEKS TO THE OHIO STATE JOURSAL. -" WEST VIP.OINIA. "few trnry trlht Democratic fonwnllon, i ACORKRBIK CirFBSE, ! i ,1 Trton, .J.,Augu.t w.-llielato; The market iapoorlympplied. " i, : Numilier NoHMOll Com-ention of "-ocraU held a. ahort ,. mrmmcBinn) AnniVAU ' I acion thia morning, hamuol 1. Bayard .i ... n t a I at waa cliooon tcmuorarv Chairman. Ho I ork, Augu. 2o.-ner. nugli H. , ,M,,1ot,1o,1,,,.,,w.,.,,,.H!SH S CRAY A CITS ; KlKtlanllb('n.lllnlloa -'";"?," rtr:." ." T, T ' nmrni nnH nreelml In . U """ "'" I I lull UI I 111! . IhII II lllulv I'll null nan uv . " . a, . Wi I repudiated by the I-ouiKviUe Conventior, wiI08 " i.Uason Plnce Itaptit Church. eriior I Defonted., Av enterprising Kentucky publisher took a lesson from the New York TribiiocJ and succeeded in getting up a very creditable circulation, in this way: He had been starving to death as a llapublican, with all that sort of subscribers to be had in that region, 80 he came out as a blatant Hlanton Duncnuitc. The Duncan it en rolled for him, and got up a pretty good subscription which he added to his Republican list, then went over to Greeley. The Greeley committees took hold of the business und began to roll for him, and he added his Greeley subscribers to the two other lists. He U now waiting for some new party to turn up. The report that tho Cleveland Plain-dealer is edited by the Perry monnntent this summer, lacks confirmation. It is a reflection on the monument that no Clevelander will permit himself to confirm by evidence. more likely to be increased than diminish ed by the twenty-one counties yut to bear from, t The JJemocrtit 1-oncedc- Jacob's j election by five or six thousand majority. I The Democratic majority for Governor In 1 1870 was 2150, and in 1871, on the call for tho Convention, 2850, so that tho change by comparison with 1871, when the enfranchised Confederates voted for the first time, will be from eight to nine thonsand against the regular Democracy. The fate of the Constitution is in doubt. The largo majorities against it in this part of the State are neutralized by the counties cast of tho mountains, which go olid heavily for Jacob and ratification. In tho tuirty.threo counties heard from there is a majority against the Constitution of about one thousand. TIim fs more lilioly to Ihj reduced thnn increased by the territory yet to lie beard from, and no opinion worth anything as to tho result on tho constitution can be now expressed. This judicial circuit re-elects Melvin Judge by probably 1500 majority. Thiscountv gives Jacob 280 majority, n change of 717 from the vote for Governor two years ago. It gives 370 major ity for ratiiication, and elects a itepubii-Ciin 8heritl" and Clerk of the Circuit Court. The regular Democrats elect the rest of the local ticket. Davis. Independent Democrat, is ahead for Congress in thn district a far as reported, and his election by about &00 nia- JUrilT IM II tit T UHIWIJ II 111111 Ultl. BY MAIL AM) TELKUItAPH. its money and votes; that the railroad wwm tmt Bu ,iartics swallow their in ring by a trick, called the central com-1 BUcd filings, and work for the ucce mittee together too uay oeiorc mo c 1 f "the party." was ipHiicd in 1872, and In tho absence; .1 of nearly half the members, struck out tho 1 Orndispatches from West Virginia con popular vote clause ns to Congrces, so on j firm the previous indications that the to evudc the penalties of the election law, by buying up delegates after they were elected, under tho luunngenu-nt of a man uhosc Ixiaxtful motto is, that ' No woman election there last Thursday resulted In the rejection of the proimsed Constitution of the Stote and thn defeat of Camden, the regular Democratic candidate for Gov- Grnornl Mead will DrnriJc nvnr tho Soldiers' Convention at Pittsburg. Both 0' Bald win and Mace, the prize fighters, claim tlie slakes. CHICAGO. Louisville Convent Com 011 1 tecs on 1'ermannent Organiza- Brooklyn, this evening. , mb. fiiiEixnv Xx A rmk rr. 110.1c At a picnic of printer yestenlay nt Jones s Hoods, Mr. lireeier mado . i'irv ('t rui.' 1)1 t ii r. nujuip, ttuia, Am,'. i!t, irtTir. j Nuiivc i- Ik nl'y Klvon, Hint proccnliimji n,n,- M'.'ll ItlslllUU ll lit Uli-Clly i.lrlllll'll (.(' Col I!l, for llUlliilie tlm fotluuimr In.i.rni m. ...... i. ; Elegant Black Silk Grenadines ! !Stri i M. .-..-. . 0'"l'-t'trrii;tmiiw.rntihiMhhir-ii,.ii-.rNiv j 1 . Wltft Btneknllli N trine, , ami U.cit tfn, u; r-liiniii. .! -..st, t;i.-.r:i-.'.jl. 1 Kf-ik ,n sfi.linwk siriit, from l.nitii:.i, ! iiromio ti Syfiiiiifr Hired t i -UTtii-icl i-f-xi. LA It ill. AfiNOBTMEKT OF ttm .ii l?rwtiit!nnB niul In nnniimitr L l.,.i .1 . . . 1. . e...i I TT ITV 1)T 1 mr mrtw 1 tiri-mi i Sl'-t.Jtf. v.. . niriiTii. uitt, iiitiv nn m iiimuii .uuiUPiun Ufll.l JLiJLl IL Ii It PiX A II 1 I. 1. w k...:i..i .1 ,1 . . .. fif.lAMf. I- I.ii-vilf. irro nnixi ntpd. ' .1 ... i 1 mwav- V jjvm.a Xj J. ,r i .liti K t LttwtilW oti tin imitli si,K-..i aim uprwrumwu; iuiiiu (mruCT umhihk . j ici.-ji i-trt-.-t f,..iu Sum l4.l,v(. . Si-v-iiTh '.liw fur cheers for Grant, that he conld not be ! ploln Wliitn nr(rnV na ! iimntci f(,t. A few rciuarkw bearing inwn " "w V1B",",U') 1 m" mm I'f'W nio n; . nmu ..n u.ri, WHTTP QTtiltiL' .-i- u iKihoiw itiwiiw iriMH f t jt iiU tn et ArrcMiid for Wire .llimlrr rntnl Arrlilciil to sn Oht I.ntly-Neellnp; r Irk rnckert. . CiiicAno, Augiint 21. Mrs. M"ary Cro-nan, living in the south part of the city, was found dead in her house this morning lj i t- t I. , i ,. DV ner llosiHiiiii. one im ivinc m mv cserwru A..K.i.. n...wUy8 "..,.., jl(Mir wjlli I0r ,ead hanging over a water KubenHlein, the pianist, has arrived in I an, 0f violence on her neck. Her London en ronte for America. hnslmnd reitortcd the matter to tho Po- lelccattM to Louisville, were appointed. Kerens till afternoon. The Convention reassembled this afternoon, Samuel J. Huyard was made crma-nent President. The chairman on resolutions reported a series. Tho prat declare that the Convention at Baltimore having nominated an uncompromising and irrepcntnnt Radical, the action fs invnlid nnd void, and in ellect no obligation which 1 democrats are lvouml to rfHpect. Tlie second approves of another Con vention at LfOUisville. The third defines Democratic principles as a strict construction of the Constiiu-1 tion, and opposed to federal principles of ! luitudinarian construction, and asserts that tha Nation has prospered under this j principle, The fourth says they lift aloft tho time-1 honored J etnocratic banner, Inscribed with the principles of .Tetlerson, Madison I and Jackson, and invite nil who believe in pure government, in wholcxmno laws, ' in the greatest good to the greatest number, in equal rights, in free and prosperous trade, in the elevation of the masses, in the speedy return to specie basis, in official responsibility to the people, in a pure and learned judiciary, in a frank and honest foreign policy; and are opposed to the rule of over-shadowing corporations, to corruption in Congress and imbecility In the Executive, to an irredeemable paer currency, to packing the (Supremo Court to serve the r-xecutivo puroses, etc.; to rally again to do vigorous battle under the banner of Democracy, for the prenervation of the Constitution, and tho unity, prosperity and peace of the country. The fifth asserts it is the boundi n duty of Congress to exercise its power in the interest of the producing ana consuming classes. The sixth, that we svmnathizcwilh the laboring clause in their labors to mitigate heard, After A few remarks bearing u)on j tnc sutijcci oi lanor ne rctiren. : CUSTOM HOl'MB IHVKyrUiATli.N, CHOICE HTTLKH OF -tllllllll'lJ I 'I lit. Mill 4.1 Minn- (. 1m itiiyo in ivwuirdiiniT villi ilnt It is reported that Hip new board of 1 wvvrn rvin iuii iwpot iw'-ri'1!:!!''' WwJl Wwi iiL..Uwim examinen of the rtmino House is invent!- K"iuig viiaiircn ok uriui'ry iigniuxi oui, Aiorriu, Biiperinienuem 01 me itecoru OIIINTZB8. I 'All pewnm Miumiiig ilniiini.'fi 'nld )1;ohp.o. iiii.r..vntini- mi- uii'ir IIM'fllltlt LI iir.-i t.. Room. Ho is a son of Judge Morrill, of Black 8ilk8--$l Up to $6.50 pr yd. i A.Ttr" 01 MT T'vfil ttKTY'''1 Vermont. I 1 Aticmt n A. IMNW." ' nn VV .h-'h INAM.. j V 01tlI 1CP ltovle.arrested forforcerv at Jerv Citv JAPANESE SILKS' yesterilav, proves to be a" merchant per- , AT f(OW VHurM tw&W fectlv solvent, but laboring under a and ' . t nvwiu.-. . . , detiattackof mental abermt ion. : Ira-ele11verr ofLoilles' I udirtrcni I (ir..,.n. i n. . ...t..-,,.. .-. UXOOUJU XIUrTi iiiiitill..r..iih-iMri,,li..rH.,,i., (ii (i.o r.xmHI urniiK iiit-if in, i inn ii.tiiuiton 'ivrniic hU; ninr'iiMl )-v minliiiu Hio ii.iiii.,v in ..... ynliiiir.i (vnh tliii filnt, i-mlllo uini' -ii.'on;. 't IIhid iniit Vi- AN AltSCOSniN'(i 8IIKRIKF. ' Sheriff August Wolfing, of Williams-1 burg, has lied, a warrant being issued rpHK FIRM OP WILMAMS k bKlfMA.V ' ,M' nt,r against mm lor outraging a child. -I was Una day dissolved b; FOREIGN. ! sent. L. Willinu It Is thought General .Slocum will be the candidate of the Democrats for Governor of New York. Kires in the vicinity of Puget Hound continue, destroying an immense amount of valuable timlwr. . . The Irish band has bad another split, and seven men, with their leader, ltich- nrdson, sailed for J'.uropc naturday. bucket, with a severe cut on the forehead, I the hardships which high prices on all i 'i r ..t-i i i. u ! .:i . i:..: i . f ....... .!.... The seventh speaks of the commanding talents, stern integrity and unblemished purity of character of Charles O'Conor, as eminently qualifying him for the discharge of the high duties of Chief Magistrate, and recommends his nomination nt Louisville, The reoltitinns were adopted with np- licc Station, nnd was siihuebqiiently, with Peter Donahue, arrested on suspicion of having murdered the woman. Mrs. Clayton, a wealthy lady of this city, was thrown from her carriage this forenoon, bv a runaway horse, and, it is feared, fatally injured. At a meeting of the pork packers and nrovislnn dealers, held in the Directors, room of the Hoard of Trade, the following has any virtue and every man has his I ernor. This Is essentially another great price;" lliat under tins arrangement itepuiuuan victory, i ne i-ropumri .wv Police Sargent Carr, of New York, ah- i iLmnn ww. i.ntmintP.1 .hdrimtr tn tho sconded to California after victimizing tVmvention to be held in Cincin- civilians and policemen to the amount of nntj( September 18th : B. P. Hutchinson, i John Hancock, Ana Dow, James Armour, The band of the Guard Kepublieaine ; H. 1. Murphv, C. M. Culliertson, H gave a wncert in Havre, for tho benefit j Willard, John Uohlcn, Gilbert Pryor arid of the Alsatians, Friday night, realising George Stewart. a large sum. tiENEVA. Gweva, August 24, All members of the Hoard of Arbitration, and their families, with the exception of Alexander Cockburn and Jacob Staempllis, dined yes-lenlay with Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis. The reception in the evening by Mrs. Davis was ut tended by a brilliant company. The rooms were festooned with flags and the gardens illuminated. Many houses of residents were decorated in honor of tbo occasion. ' iki:i.am. London, Augnst 24. Private telegrams from Belfast this morning report that shooting had I teen renewed in that city, and several severe encounters between opposing parties havo occurred. Tho reports, however, are not yet confirmed by dispatches to the press. NPAIN. Madrid, August 21. The Government lias received information of an organized Idan for an insurrection in diwifiected Provinces in the North, on the 28 ih inst. Tl.n l.'r.f.l. -lnPnmn,nl l.nalUU.nH...f..i cd to use precautions to, prevent aid from France, It is believed the approaching .elei U"t.n for the Cortes will result in the chrdce of a large majority of members favorable to 1 tho Government Indications are that ii milium con-1 . . : i , a . ., , ,, i.-iiuoii." ir ""' HHIt .OIIlM'll I.V (III- t in nu i non I'll in rn ori am i .,... ..(;... i... ..-:. . j outstandiug accounts and will pay all debts sti, and mwi.n illr in Hie ini. i- m iiit't'iii t of tho tirm. fi.-rk. ti, Juiilun k Co. havinir mirchascd our 'V- f ' '! ,,utl1" ex; factory, will carry on the btiiiincai, and wo iLsk for them a contiiiiiaucc of the patronage extended to us. L. WILLIAMS. A. LEHMAN. August 1, 187?. niij;2:i :tt lit. I planso. The following delegates were then ! nnt more than one hundred liepublicans The Liberals nnd Democrats of the Twentieth Ohio District on Saturday nominated for Congress Selah Chamberlain, of Cleveland. The Treasury Department will, on the 2tUh of the present month, commence the payment of interest on the 10-40 bonds, due iScplemoerlst, without rebate. ST. LOUIS. piirhasahle want bummers were sent stitution was the embodiment of Democ-1 as delegates lor the avowed purpose racy; u was a wickcu mow w PTU.u. C j Mm.k bf)ok , b of N of blackmailing candidates; that "Acf education; it wai an unprincipled thrust , York, was held in $10,000 bail Saturday, rmiftm (ooimtf fun-king thr voir tktji ' at the colored jwople, in that It would , charged with deposit ing obscene lilera-rwNfrnffAf, und m. ,,( Mem tmlily for have excluded them from holding oflice; j in the mails. Other prominent deal- J ' . . . . rm u'lll ulinrllv lio nrnHli'd. il. J - I .,. j.. .! (M. 1 1" II any an ntuiHful litf I !t tilt Ifll 11 nil I 111 aTMHtt I J ficials, oiicnlr active for their chief." ' body of Democrats nnd "LUerals, I'lrt'H-lIollftit liny or the Sienioii-Accldciitnl Ikriiih mill .Mnnler. St. LiH'is, August 25. During the twentv-four hours ending at two o'clock this morning, seven small fires occurred j appointed : SenatorSamuel Bayard, Wm. A. Benjamin, C. t. Burr and John Kennedy, and two from each district. C. C. Burr madea speech aj(ninHt Greeley and thn coalition. Judge Flanders, of New York, made a speech of some length, and argued against degrading tho Democratic Dartv an bail been atteinutcd at Bal- ' timore. lie opposed Greeley because he ; had alwwyi beeu the bitterest foe to Dein-l ocralic principles, and the author of all tho oojcclionumc measures against tnc South and ngainut the original doctrines of the American Government. No Electoral ticket was formed. The Convention then adjuiirned. Dissolution of Purtiivrship. NOTICE W HEHRItV 01VKV THAT T1IK purtnornhtp licroiofore pitiii(( Iwitvi'vn Niillmn l'ltttorxfinaiKl Jumofi W, Mi'ck, under t lie linn miuioof I'tillumou A Mwk, IxtliiM dny (lit-Holvnl liy niilttml eoiiHdit. Tlio linhrlitips of thn tlrtn w'll tw nettliHiby NHlltHP Fittterson, who in niitlienicil in lei-five mill ra-cjit for nil iaj inpnU on nil mcoiint-i nnd notfN ilnu tin lute drm of I'nltPrtiini ft Meek. NATHAN l'ATTi:ltON, JAMEri W. MBKK. DhIhI Ihi- 22.1 day of Augiul, A. D. 172. Tin untlprsignM hnvr fonni'il n piirtnerMldp under Hio firm nnmo of I'ulternon, hurt A Co., fur oontintiirig the hHMinrft of Lent her Fin.lint nnd rttdiilory ilnnlwnre. at tlio old mund. No.' 1 uwynueuLx-K, l owii Htreot. K. rA I I KICON, W. R.OfJlKH, niiri .It WllOLKfJUK DCALr.l IK Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS 119 Mouth IIIkIi StvroU a. war. H. 1'ATTKRHi.X. Hr.iveliient im v In. h.. lnt...l nnd eitiiliiincil in ilti itk'iiish ,,r' iutoineetu.iis wrtiieli mi'l i-veiy mriTl, ullev oi oHu-r hllili:tv Unit eru.-en Hmiiilti.ii in.-uin, tietlnV Willi oiii'-linlf Mi.-( mi.) fXiiiif of in 1 1 in-tfrwf'tionn ivherp ny Mrfei, uiicy (,r mlirr lii)iHj' i-ntern Inu dmi notm." .;inl Hutiiilton ini-nm, niul one tillielll (JtUl itf 111- lelnlc.-i nnd fXifiif of (In- n-idiii f sii itiij.ii.v. nwiii xltiill In- pniii from t h Tniinr of fin ntv, oni il'iliKiieriil rcveniiti. nihI tint rciniiimler of flip cost nnd elpeiwio ofsn.nl itnproveincnl linll Ik1 levied mill nffensed in tlie modA in enlieil l.y lnw sr n lux upon Hip ncvrml Intf mid pnirclf uf Imid Im'IiiiiIiuk or iilHitlintr on fiii.t liiuntltoii avenue, Irom I.uuy ulrei-t to Mount Wrm.ii uvfiiiip, in prnportion In their feel front. Punned Atiu'int V.i. A. It. 1V. TilKldMdtK CUMSTOfi, I'lexiili-iit of the City rmmeil. Attest : ti. K. Wilwin, City Clerk. miir 'it will be elected. The Carlists. as in pre vious elections for the Cortes, will abstain I Has just received a large assortment of the , l,l,1(1"! -'J npt' .drijiuiy provnied A oitii i j: To prnridi- for ImiMina a 12-iiu h ntnLp-pip.' fi'Hcrin ittiMPi'li htreet from Kerr Mrei Hum let Hi reel. HJHTIOS 1. fifit nnltti, tttl l, thr Cifu tUtnfif i t the ttytif CUm'u4, Oh,i, two.thir.lt nf r 1-wliol' IIiiiiiImT of the Itieinlxrs clef ,-, I to tlio Council eoneiirrlnu itn-rcni. Tl.i ' there cliitll ! Imilt mid ron-1rnetei nli.in. ti toiie.pi Hewer in Unum II Mtrert from Kerr I street to Ibmlet M reel, in iHvnrilmjj with Uh-I pint, prohle nnd HitiH'illrMitioim repoiterl tn tliii, i'oimeil liy tlie Civil Kiiitineer nt Hie ineclin mi the limt day of July, ii.Mid now on tile in the oIHecnf the City t'h'Ht. 1 Hue. 2. The pom niul expense of con.lnietin said sewer nhall lnj nnsf'Med upon the M. im.i hinds bo muling or nhuiiin upon ii-.i-I sin-et from Kerr street to ll nnlet Htreet, hi proiior-I lion their feet frnnT: provided, tliut nih Iiitf-e---I mciil Hhsll tint Im nui'le iiiKUi nnv nwli lot.s or very tiuett from votinor. lmir. Ktectlons for memlrs of the Cortes look place to-day. No disordera wtpiirnxl. Xn return! Imvn vet ennift tn hand. Amaileus has rettirnetl to Madrid. I . . i m . i a MAimii., A.KjurtS.WTI.e first rclurna I Br""JlM- Cor,,"1V , Pl1""' A1" oi prenniinary oiucuonn mr meiiiuem ui ll I'k hI ilrnin rt(fp, hut no nnicli of thic"i.t niul expi.n-e of tin conn met ion nf sueli .u-er n h onhl Ih t he nro a ill, arAKKLinu anu Ktu . s;;!:.r;:x:s; WINES. hy Hie City nf Coliiinlii' Hff : Tl.la fihlina,.... I.mII t..lr. hull .;iii shipped free a numlwr of b'hoys to Lancaster as strikers; that thcro were originally only 28 out of the 02 Franklin votes cast for Jewett, including " thiec or four remarkable convcmonn ;" that the man who nominated Bingham was oflercd ?000 to withdniwhis name; that 17 votes from Franklin fur Jewett were "surrounded by suHpiciotts circumstances that "ten from the city are known ns professional dele" gates, and their price rax uunotmeel nt a yool for me tho Hind dMart, nnd thru all mted tnyrther w (As triiii eniicinJnc, thouyh one of lti w iutimott d that it could . be math dijfrtrnt far tt prawi dtintiit'coini"; that "three others from the city wore, by open confesriion, In the same category, and four from the country were of the same all of whom In turn supported Greeley. It was opposed by Governor Jacob, Independent Democratic candidate for Governor, nnd the Itepubll-can forces, aided by some enlightened Democrats. There I no evidence that Governor Jacob U for Greeley, ns the mongrel prens is now averting to ease oil' The nrincitml uart of the hmunewi iHr- tion of Mitchcf, Ontario, was burned Saturday morning, including the post-office, telegraph otlice and several stores. Loss$l(K),(H)U; insurance S12,0UU. The Bourbon Democrats held a meeting nt Clinton, Missouri, Friday, at which a liourbon club was organized, with lorty I in this city, involving a low of about: Amlj JohiiKon nn Independent (nu- 5lo,nru. riiiir iiremcii ni-ru iiiwiiini . by lieat, and three horses sunstruck. NAnrr.r.Et August 24. The demon- TIm has been the hottest day of the sea-1 stratum to-night in honor of Andrew son. The merenrv ranged from !'8 .lohnsnn drew out some ten thousand jcr-to 101 in the shade in the afternoon, nnd sons. After a brilliant torch-light pro-nt aliottt eight o'clock to-night marked 9"i cenaion the crowd assemhhd in front of in sevt rnl bouirv 1 (he court-house, on the public nqu..h mwl About nine o clock last night Christian the meeting was organized. lte! itions ueewy it-u irom mo ortugo n out men i on susiaining tnc Lnion, condemn), tt ex-lliis Hide of the river, and was killed. An travagance nnd corruption in the ndtnin-Ii ixlininu, name unknown, was murdered J intrationof the Government, and d :iounc-and n)bled in the town of Mexico, All-1 ing conventions, were adopted, drain con ntv, this .State. Mr. Johnson was decland the '.oice of the people for Congressman fur t.ie State (nine, the Cortes indicate the following result: The Minihteris lists have Imjcii victorious in twenty-seven towns nnd one hundred and fifty-one districts, and tlio Republicans in ten chief towns ami fourteen dia- i tricts. Nine districts and six towns are I equally divided, r j The Federal KepublicanN issued a manifesto on the morning of the election urg- ' ing their party to rally nt the polls and j tignt the onttie against monarchy in each eleclion district, and put forth all their strength to rout its si,ptorters. Kurope, it declares, await? the result, which will ' strengthen the caune of democracy j throughout the continent. i rum. Havana, August 23. Report h published In United States journals alleging that General Ceballo had knowledge, or wna Implicated in certain reprehensible actions of Governor .abalza, ore intensely On the contrary, tieneral lehallo liquors. If BOTTLE FOR FAMILY INK. msy20-eod PARTNERSHIP. AiifruHt 1, 18TJ. A. I,K H.MAN, 1'. A. JAKTIJN. . hiik:i 3t Ihi. ilofcat. lie lia. never o deelaral Awein i ihm iwatinK mo aiiexeji , , . . , , l.l.1 umiliu'iu ileum uii niu iivuii nuifm im v,oi 111 mm.' ii ; nvillicr nuvu inu nvvurni uiuw independent Democratic candidates for State and Congressional offices. That the weight of their Influence will now bo thrown to give the Electoral vote of West Virginia to Grant nnd Wilson, wc may logically conclude, Uiter. Telegrams received at twelve o'clock lust night place Jacob's majority seven memhers. Itesolittions were adopt- WASHINGTON. nt large, nnd W. G. llrun for Congressman diiiplnced Governor Xabalxa immediately v.. ..--i. ..s u.K . ..- -". uii . i irom me nmiviiu uixinci. in renponse j ujxin learning ot liis eondiiet, and report incuson advice oonnrm tne report n ( .TlvTirf. n.. TIIP npA ft . mi-R omrE. to " "mnwn "PPrai u apoae- ni : c,i it i0 the government at Madrid purchasable material, and voted contrary at tlvo to six thousand. There is some to their pledges and liiHlructions when doubt abojit the 'rejection o' tho Consti-clected;" nnd that "it is notorious" that tution, the'vote being very close on that three who voted fur Jewett at Lancaster, j question. were among the delegates who received i a pool of four or live hundred dollars nt j Kama In the canvass, George L. Con-London, for voting against nil candidates i verso esq., ono of the ablest lawyers of pmwiihirnlilo Ipnnlli. Ho flniiiiiittpnal hint. W.uill.TOTON.AiiKiutlM. Nearlrlhmo wf candidate, and latl-lie would! orado Cliiiiiiiie, but tlic value, of the di ) mill'M" of l.tter. went to the Dead lel- mnmp tI,L. Klnle, inviting the General, to i coverica i. douliled. j ter olliee hint year. They are nartiv el.wl-t n,0(.t i,m (liciuwion. lit. candidacy i niHfriit'llvi Tho.lralcht Democratic Club Vt the i "V, ": f"iy-K.i. "''""' will make tnc nivn Meitina and invite District of Columbia, at . mating ZoXTZi r nuay nigni, nppo.iiie.. n w egu.e 10 u.e . . . Louisville onven ion and adopted mo- Tlft - nf S!,, (M)U .i rnsh nil(. more than ltl0()0,(H)0 in drafts nnd checks were found in thefc letters. It npears thut on an average every letter misdirected, or that giiea to the Dead letter office from any cause, contain! ono dollar. I'hnitiiialKa, from their own county. These are the most of the material averments of the letter to the Commercial. It Is published, together with all the others, In the Ohio Statesman of this week, and surely our readers will agree with that the Col u ni bus bar, made a speech attack ing the 1'rcsident for the gifts received by General Grant. The Btat Journal retorted upon Mr. Convene, that this particular form of attack came with a bad grace from a man who had been party to journal when it stales editorially that "a a gift transaction In which a member of refutation is positively neceswiry" from judiciary waa me recipient. Mr.uon- lutions pledging their support to Charles O'Conor for President. A fight took place between lien Wil-linnis and John Chatham, for $1000 a side, nenr Washoe Lake, California, Saturday. Forty rounds were fought; Williams won. Over forty thonfand dollar, changed & i i . . . . ! . unnur, - .4 F. J, Bnlicri. who murdered a Mexican nt the Missioti of San Fernandiuo, near lx)s Angelos, California, last week, wan overtaken Saturday by the Sheriffs parly, lie fought desperaiclv, killing the deputy Sheritf. . . There were over twenty casus of srin-strokeoccurred In St. lxui tho past three days, the majority of which wer fatal. Tho weather has beeu exceedingly hot the past week, the mercury ranging from Do to KM) in the shade during the middle of the day. Havana advices say the immigtmts are opposition to all convention nominee. NEW YORK. Fire M llllnotfl. Cuii At.o, August 24, A firo broke out nt Champaign, Illinois, thia afternoon, in tho ileum ii on ring mill owned by M. Curley and operated hy Mr. Finch, and in a short tuuo destroyed it, togeiner wiiu an vi iir.itr.Auuc in ur viin.ui.i.i . . ' , ,' ,. . . .... . . n. m, i.. .1 i elevator and grain sheds muoining, Ino Ni:w onu-, August 24. The InU i n,imn (A une snvs ex-Controller Comiolly hnai t...... w n iii i,.t Uvn further than fiftv mile, from : rff".u" ,i,T. " . T ". MACHINE CO. D. H. ROYCR Phuidknt k Svr'r. JAS. 0. 1'ULLING H.iTaRAHURRa Uanufuclurcrsof Pnlleya,HhiininK, llnaen. ' liniproved UriiNhTrliiiinluirMitrlilnm nnd Hleble Iron 41niniM, We aim make, to order Iron Fence, Orntlnv. Awnlnff Iroim Blt, Ac ' Keen on hand STEAM QUACKS and all kinds of BRASS WORK. Mr. Jewett : and that " anything else will In but trifling with the pcqplo anil earn Ing defeat." And lc Statesman says further, editorially, : thn though these charges nro made anonymously by the writer In the Commercial, " lit hat embodied in Ais tetter trAdf u ih ttxt-ybotta month, and is boldly charged by m gnod Democrat us ik have m C'umti&tto." So much for the counterblast iu the Commercial. . Nejft comes Mr. Uingham, who wants to know, as a Franklin county candidate, whether he is meant to be designated as a trickster by Mr. Jewett in his serenade speech. Tho much-bedcvllcd Jewett hikes up his courteous pen again, and proceeds somewhat needlessly to tho extent of a page or moro telling Mr. Uingham what Mr. Bingham has said In his note of In qulry, and what Mr. Bingham has said the Commercial said Mr. Jewett said in his speech. lie then proceeds, arynewlo, to convince Mr. Illiighain that ho could not have meant Uingham, because he said these men "mode It their business" to do tho things charged, whereas the business of Bingham is "as a practicing lawyer," &c. After further arguing that he did not see how any ono rnuld havo supposed hs meant Bingham, Mr, Jewett proceeds to do what would havo saved him much writing If done at first namely, make a definite denial its to Bingham, saying he did not tut-;. 5 to apply the remark to Bingham, verse complains that this statement does I massing all their forces to oiako a fresh him and the others concerned injustice. ! vement on the Cineo villa,.. Havana It is unnecessary to explain in detail why j HCri ion i (mnUmt nuinlent und rob- tl mallnr li.. iull Ih .Lnn until I I I Tl. ....i:- BAWX 9 IS TUB TREAXt'JIY. Tha balance In the Treasury to-day in currency is i4,2.V),.')!l7; coin, !?7!l,H7!,:'Ml : including S2!i,oVI,700 in coin certificate. POSTAL AIlltASOEMKN'W WITH FIlAHtT. 1 AVasiistos, Aug. 2", Negotiallons are in progress through Minister Vnnh-buruc fur a, jiiMtal convention with France. Lust accounts seem favorable for a good arrangement. There is now a ulaii Twtween rauca and the Vnited States Government for an exchango of malls. J-etters for rraneo should be addressed via Kuglaud, nnd tho ten cents postage prepaid. fOfTIIKUS I-IAIMS. The auitregntc numler of claims pre sented to (ho Southern Claims Commis sion thus far is Ki.OtH), ranging from 12 tlte matter has rested in this shape until to-day. As there seems room to suppose that there may have been some misappre hension in the case, wo now Invite Mr. Converse to state the facta in his own way, and protfer the lira of our columns for that puriK). In this way justice may be done to all parlies. Ik justlco to Mr. Linton we copy his "Plain Statement" as to the sale of tho Statesman franchise Iu tho Western As sociated Press. Mr. Linton seems to have fallen a victim to tho doctrine that when then was anything to bo dono for the psrty the State organ must do it, and whenever there was anything to be paid to an organ tlio Statesman' was only private enterprise. It Is best to lie an In dependent newspnper like tho State JornxAL, nnd auk no favors of anybody. beries are committed. Tho pnlico are seemingly puwcilew, Ata meeting of creditors of John B. Lyon, chief manager of the late wheal corner in I him go, held ftaturdiiy nllcr- m.on, Lyon stated that his liabilities were 00,OuO, and oCerea W per cent, cami ny Thursday, and o per cent, more in thirty days. A coiumiuuo was appointed to examine the utfuira of the firm. The annual Convention of the Grand Lodge of Ohio of colored Masons, in session at Cleveland, adjourned on Friday evening, after a three days' session. There are in this Slate twenty-chzht reiiu- lar Iodizes of colored Masons, with a membemhip of about one thounand. The next session of the Grand Lodge will be held at Chillicothe on the third Wednes day in August, 1K73, Diana t dies from San Pete, L tab. are fa yorable to a peaceable settlement of the Indian troubles, labbv and Douglass. two influential chiefs, have agreed to meet Tiik mongrel party Is in a sorry plight In New York Slate. Governor Hoffman, Horatio Seymour and San ford E. Church have severally declined to allow the use of their names for the Governorship. This quite exhausts all the available ma terial. It Is a singular fact that neither of these gentlemen declined until after the Republican had nominated Gen. John A. DIx. Stnator O'Hrien. of New York, pronounces for the Louisville Convention and Charles O'Conor. Niw York, most of tho lime in West oi,, iercoun.y .nat no wu. . irn r-intc a , . ,m, -j,,.,, evidence and hi. tertimony will ahlule.jr;i((lli ,nil . wtr. !. othYittls, whose names have not so far Itecn j prevented puoiifiiei . ne win i m npjwar m wsvuy ,0Rn )0MfK) ngnniitt nictiiiuii;i tuivvvi., inmiri .linn- . wfl, ney General Barlow's insiructioiis, t nearj. vrflAiun 1. 1 ijmiw at 11 l'iwiii. tttt't niul tin in (oree Irolil uml niter the enrlie-l (mthuI allotted hv law. 1'a-np.l AiiLnl V Tlir.iiDtdtKroMsTti'K, I J'roHHrHil- nf Dip 'itv Lolun ll. Attent: L.E. WiLuos. titytlertc.' Slight ,'t A okiiac i: THE TNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS To n hil' tax , q.on th. re,! e,.,.,-day entered into pnrtnerslup under the l-niiniliiiK ( enter nJh-y, fiAm unyntivet io l.jtm name of G. Janton k Co., for the puriMiw of alley. mamifarttiringLanl Oil and Candles, Fac- sr.Tioil. frit .rf-;,l(,lu, the v,t) 'Wifoj lorlet font of Mound and Friend streets. I - vn f ojimU, Timt tho mim or otn doi- G. JANTON, I l',rt eiifliiv-ono etfiilri live null", Ik- nnd tin- oftfh foot fr..nt of the creml lot of html bound-mu nruhntliiitf nponl'pntiT Hlley fmmt.nv mreet (o Li mi idlcy (t'Xviifilnift inlot ;i2S,Hliiiisii!ill tnv on ai'i fli t of mini Tot. ANo, inlot o. i'.'i, whieh -h;ill onlv puy on Vi feet of -m.l ion. tn tin MiniPnrodoNitrnuipil tim thp ilntoi ihrt'ivilKn-flinii-r, nn hlo in Hie ollleri of Die ity rlerk, Ur the eM mill exifii-e of hoilihiitf n three-foot hrfi'k sewer nlnn tin t-mw, nii oiilmjj to the cf tininie of thn City Civil Kin-ini-cr. Bur. -i. Tluil ilie owiwunut' rim ncvrrnl lotf nt lund upon wliii h the foi . Bomu Mieriment in iniule, nhnll pay thn ninmint-i o money by them Hfvernlly diiP in Hint hermit to Perry Jniiven it Inn twfiiiy duft from din dntP of thiai ordl-nmu e, oi U unhjet to the ititi r-t und penalty nlh'Wed iljinn the (iine hy lnw. Hit. 3. TIk nriitniiifi' Miiiiled nnordnnnce I to NwaoiM n t-hil Ux upon the ron (Ntats 'x)iiiiii)K enier niK jr irmii t.iy mrcei in i.inn nlley, i.U"ed .Iniuinry tii, l7i, lr nnd the Mine ih herehv repenliKl. Auuni-l I). A. Ii. IMT'J. TIIK'dsilti: Xi.sTK K, President f.f the fitv i-'oiinril. Alteit : L. B. Wiuns, City Clerk.' UUlfJJ sealeiTproposals WILL BKHKrKIVKI..TTI1KOFFICROF llicqity Clerk, O'liiinhiiH, until Iffomlny, Nopfemlier 2l. at U n'elnrki u.-on. fur niinilini4( "10 ma-teri.iN nnd .lyii. the follmiiin work, lo-ult : For qriuliinr nnd ptivtnji lln untleritiinil erow inv. und unidingand eurtMin tlio t.il wnlkn ol I Third nlreet ftmnciwnn li-ot to the iinthern tenninii" of nid Ttiir.I Htreet. ForhidhllnD l-tneh li.no niiii eui-r Iu Pay Interest on DeivositS, BilT and Sell I UnoiUdn treel from Third imt ifnnerly Kerr . WURKNOl WATER ATIICET. i t , H.T 4. euKorih and Last Streets, Jal" OOLJIMBrHjOHIO COMMERCIAL BANK No. loo N. High Mt., dames then spread across the atrcet to the (Sesaions'l Block), COLUMBUS, 0. axheulliwiu vartiioiiM) ut v. it. icai-I imAMtK juhnbun. liler, winch wnaaUocraixlinied, Willi Con- . F.C. BhhSIIINS, tent.. Hit frame building, adjoining, oc- J. A. JKKFHKY, - Froraiirroaa. icr siircau or tlie lire wa. only uoiu anl silver, tiorernmcni uoniu, anu an t j,, j, iw,.,,, v-f..7rr i,,i'.', hyhlowinnnpaliiiildinir. The 6nt clan Secorillna. . i ! 'vr TlinaVi rlwVv oralun'mli .ircei n wn. con.ide.rnhlv ininiwl by t laie Pnann. Tlek.U i froin th. north Into oi j.iui'k I HuiU.U.t'. imxl rf" " "NrinXvffre'on1.!; Senator Wilson addressiHl amass meeting at Hudson last night, saying he had no doubt the Republicans would carry twenty out of twenty-nno of the free 8ia.es. Ho oulogued lien, Dix, and said the question was nnt whether tyrant or Greeley should be President, hut whether tho Republican, party, which had saved the country and made it free, should, with tho help of a band of forty thoiiHnndorufty thousand di wit lee led !;t.'rU,IHH, a verging MoOO each. The i Republicans, be made to abdicate and let Comtuishion finally reported nn oHU the Iemocrntic party go into power. He cases, in which SI ,(100,000 were had no unkind words to say or tlrcelev or claimed.- About 2")0 were rejected, pnilpally for abwnce of prool of loyalty, and for the remaining three hnnd'red'and thirty cases Congress, on recommendation ot the Commission, op-1 nroprialed ?.'l"0)(HM), the remaining money having since been paid, wilh the exception of ? 15,000, which was stopntl through reports of the sptrial agent employed after iho general rewrt of tho Commissioners had been mado to Congress, and who discovered reasons for withholding this amount In three or four ccs from Virginia. The Commissioners, three in number, absent from Washington, havo under exu mi nation fivo hundred claims apiece, upon which thev will rcoortat their next meet ing in Octolwr, when, In addithm, tive hundred other cases will also be decided. Tho commission will, according to tho law creating it, expire on tlio .Ul of March next, and six years will ha consumed in Brown. He regretted tho position they hud taken, but their success would be a regular Democratic triumph, and again the voice oi rcneiiion would be heard in Washlmrtnn. lie urged New York to come nut of the doubtful Htatcs, for nl- thoutrh its position would not nllict tho mult of the election in the counlrv, the - Republicans wanted the Km pi re Stale to occupy a place in the t'nion ranks, FOUR ATTEMPTS AT 8liriIH. Members of tho Board of Arbitration lunched at tho country residence of Count ravro, on Lake Geneva, Saturday. (Secretary Pelnno has recovered from his recent sickness and is able to transact oilicial bnniuens, . -. - - MARRIED. Maotis AVskb At -Hloomingtnn, Ul AngiiMt 14, at the residence of R. W. Dibble, by the Her. Charles K. Hewitt, fr. lnvix A. .itTiv, of New York, and Miss Minms Wurn, of tlte formtr nlsre. No cards. DIED. Tl'llkh On Wednesday. August 141b, RoiAiiRi.i.K aged two years, daughter of H. K. and blue r. 'lull or, ot, wortbiugioa. Truxa On Thursday, Anguit ftd, Wil-atrn, sged eight yosri, ton of U. K.and Rule r. i nner, ot wunmtigton. New Advertisements STKAVED OU STOLEN. vniiipwiied W illi tiodiindiiit1ieli'lit eeiirily Hint if the hid in neeeiiied IhiM'.Mitrnet mil enter- l into mid the noik fiiillifnlly iei f-o im-il. ThfCilT romiell i'inerv Die njdil tn reject nnv or nil' bid nt tllntcdnn. Ji"HN flllAHAM. City t'ml Kuumeir. Aiiffiifll tntli, 1T'J. nun IU iiltiw til the princiml cities and towns in Kuro and Qo a tieuenu usiming bunnesi. toiiiections receive prompi aticnuon. A, 1. ITSVKKBOS. D. F. OLOCS. ANTOX ami, STEVENSON, GLOCK & CO.. (Sue BBors to L. Lindrmoa it Ca) C0NrE0T20l)fEB And Dealer, in foreign and Domeftiu Kniltr Nuta, Ao. Ov.ten Fish and Clntne ; of all kind, in season. Noa. 03 and J7 South High Street, Ambos Bnlldlng, Colonbiii, 0. Weddinira, Private I'artlea, 4c, at home ol l.'.A-XM'Cl i, 1 J O abruHdWatriiortnol, MANlPACTI.llV. Ambos Hall, one of the finest halls In tin j city for dancing or social parties, is connected i JB OICHISXl- with our House. sept'J-ly r.iriii mini mrrrii coixmbvs.o. All order' by mail promptly executed. jtiiyia ty DiHHoliitiiiii ol' rartnoisliip. NOTIOR IM HKRKHV (ilVI-N THAT the psrtnrnihih Intel v cxisiing between Klihn 11 win ami hvan VV. llntrlus. under I the tirm name of K. 1 1 cm in k Co., is this day distohed. : Dated this 1Mb day of Julv, A. D. l'J. niig5 4t Haw M in council wmi a ponton o their in , trnnftat.tin(l business now on hand, anu ll w (iiuugiii mo iiniuu mm imv . PHILADELPHIA. Thomas H. Dungee, aged forty, a whole- vot'NA BAY MARK, TuUR YKtfW OLD, sale lace importer, attempted suiuide four iV murlifd with wlui itnpo deu iho fuoe, lt...n v.ti-dntf Hn firal mn n(w-ll lllld W III to llllld feet, Willi S bay Tinlll All), OOP times yesterday. Mo brst ran a needle h . , . frvheml. Any in- Into his throat, then rushed to a drug Vrnmtnm lendinK to tho reinru of tlio nnuniilK store, and selling a bottle marked h)hoii, swallowed its contents; then stabbed himself wilh a pen -kni fe, and when scir-ed and rescued for the third lime ho broke away nnd plunged a butcher-knife Into his hreoHt, producing promt o y a latai wounu. Cause, delirium tremens. river bauds will retire at once to their reservations. General Morrow is on the ground with Iroojis ready for action if the i negotiations fail. MurUvr nl IiKtlnnupolla. ... Indianapolis. Ind., Aug. 23. Alexander Crowo, a bcotchman who arrived in this country In July last, waa shot and instantly killed in this city last night by Conrad Dresner, The latter has been arrested, but claims to havo coram it ted the deed in sclf-defenw. A draft for one thousand pounds on tho Rank of Scotland, and four hundred dollars in currency, wan found .upon the murdered man. , - (.BANT AND WIION ULIlUlt ATION At Long Branch the negroes held an will lm IHw.rhllr r..iir,l. il .i.il.l.'liL'liUiiHKPIIit'II SiiHivunl'-'ll ll, Cubiinlsw I1. O. anglftSI , Erastus llaihw'B Estntc. T0TICB IH HRKKIIV GIVEN THAT PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE. ' ' NEAK IUbTIMtdlK,MM. I t COLUMUt'N T1I1H .Nt-VflTtTK II AH BEES IN tU'KUA-'nnv r... au...r. Tim iiiniilHr of tn nnt" IBTCffiWS'arrajM'uji toa k n oua. aTrlKo?'i&"K" , roNTiucToiis & nni.i)Kits. .ti nn. ... ... i.n. ....... .n.l ..xtam Kllit'oll IMy 1'. M. ".' ' OX MIIUIAE. ll.iiy Relief for Voimn Wen from Iho elfmU of Krrora and Aluw. in enrly Ufa. Miuiliood restond. I tnj-ilinn-ntj to nmi-rl.vfl n-mnvixl. Noir niMtliud of Irentmenl. ew anil remnrkaiilo remruie ihmik. nun cltilll.ni aent free, In aealed I'livelow.. Ad.lr.i-, iiiiwahk a.voi 1A l iti.x, .o. iiiiaiiiiiuia, I'a. WM. FISH & SONS, Proprlotorx. IVuil .tn.fl, Nurtli nf II. o. Fri'liilil II..H-". Orili-r. Irom n .II.Imi.t llin-.l -Ii-ti unli. c. iiiikiJl moil u'! In ilm HOCKING COAL Action of the tnbor Kerormem. Piin..ui:i.iMiiA. Amrimt 24. At an ad jo timed ineuting of the Stale Iabor Kc form Lonvention hold lliursdav evening. plea, and tliat they be In.trnclcd to recommend Chnrlo. (I'Conor a. our eliuleo for 1're.ident. Tlio following committco tra. on tlio Hull innt.tlie unUnitfiird were annointed lv tlie I'rnlmc Court of Franklin cmmlv eim-'nlnni nf the e.tate of Knutua extonalve Urant nnd Wilmin celebration llalley, in aeronlanre with hi. last will aim i j Mouth Ninib St la.t night. Tho wnitera of (lie hotel. teXnment. I enou. Iinoiv n( tntitiMvat in- al jeiKi.ini marc heil n a budv tn the meetliiK. A lull "'"' """"" " i-- 'i-' Aifinfl UtEW A Tt Ti nMMl.'Mi.r.kL Myraenl ol the tarns w4 all fenoM Wiu. Cllf1 -tWAM " .eltim.againiitani mate rm pleiue preeiu viww wp,,,, anvcaskOP III.INI). TUP. BAKK tTATKMFNT ,1, V,l,ted fjrtin to;l.w ,,, J,, " " Vile, til,,.' '. liow a (lecreaw in tnnn nt .i,.i, i,.iiu; i I .V.,.'.'.'. . v- Dcllium l'ilo Henwtly full, to eure. It ll IvMum reiiiw in niiEJ.. it m.iniiiA r.. n.iii.r.. Bn,lwl,,j exurewly to rnre tlie I'ilef, niul - In do- u xr wnnr.l.Alin. . nntliintr else. Rold liy nil llinnrlna, I rlct I ,Vir ,n miviuvuvi. kmiimiiiiin. po.it., 8!l,:iOS,300j inere.M In rirenlntioii. . , 11.00. I j miiie titWHUvKit rid.vt i; MM: IN Li i no. I Ons & Steam Pino Fitter, i s. w. hamukia Arnt, htiti'tk, tuov, n. v. iii-iiiimi,,,, Ultawutsanijiuvi .1 T I ,.,.., ,4 I. t',,1,,,,,1,,,. lllii roolirnl. A.lnililiwun.iliw I in tlii.coiili No. AO Fair All.T. BOlWOCIl Uny rtu : :' . . hv. lm,llinl.. ol'tmlievi'llenl no.illi.n.. 1:, RRTKIVIXII DAILY HKST QI'AI.ITY Doekinir Dual for fmnilv n.i from the I uew owniiil of nine fool vein. WhuleMle ' ' nml Itemil. Sliii.niciit. jiromiitly ntlendi'd to. til l). VAX lil t SI N. No. I'JO North llltil. nniTAI. ntiMK. ll .....lntn.l. I..I.- UII!... 11 1. At. A Tlnatnn itl.ltnlnli mvi ihnt Ynrt. 1'nl. LliniT Ntr.OlH. ker, Win. Jenka, K. A. Ilow'tr aiid K. U. ror, keener of the My.tie Hotel, at Mill- eronnKHS IMKIMI'TI.Y RXKCUTED Prlullua;, a. the ih.i.t, t the MeDonald. ' den, nnd Ocorgo Aiuemonnroiinilernrrwll airM mdtyr ioitn,n.. r.. t'...l ,n ililud. ..! 1 eii'n. Hl. ""I- ruroie ni'Ki.ii'r, run w i"l-. ui,,,,,). im,tiv,,l 1'onr.e of fiii.ly, mi.l ni iNlnto JuuriiHl OlMor. i tiiuiliii., n.tlri 1 nirv-.tiir. .1 1'it-ir. l ll.Sltl.VX MIiiXS'Sk, jvJTilliii.su II