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the premises No 70 yangins,rec'' and curing tlsI
there Friday evening a guarrel .n-u'e r. .N,i IN
ard the elder Morris. which resulted IN w -, -
hing him with n dirk His recovery y sesls'y 20
ev pecfed George Jackson Ala Jply HilA' an
John Oils aias Hopping jack broke mo ne ue-se !,
Mary Ncfi0wan IN 18Th street hr.'A- d" .n'
of the family. and were committed st ne lPf+i
b. Justice Taylor During The night ihey enc, yl's
effect their escape ~ breaking hole thron-h ne 90
If the ce. in which they were cohnh,u' %. ~
movements were discovered 10 tine 70 Hl'fst
their Oh ect Amanda NJ heane vas AIfe-'sa 10y
THROWING vtrioi On the person of Isaac AnztiL--
Albert -cC.eiand oi BrunsNlck Name AAl IS 1cAe-
picked Of about 100 while board one 81 lt Jersey
81 g ferry boai- On Friday " isfn - 'f h-ri
siding IN 9th-sr near the Third avenue was arr -
- ar-e1 vii having rnaiciol=y tilfo' "a "A f.i-..--
scAcinz water uplr The feet ~ hpl-' ,H--- ~
scph II Brown. Wm C. Nerscreau, a-ed - years
native OF NeH-Jersey THURSDAY afternoon iei rom
tho roof ~ the church erecting n sullivan street neA
Pince-srraet nro the gallery. and was injured 20 80
vereiv that b. died on FRIDAY soop tleaner OF
Norwich Conn on Friday night while rounding ne Bat
fe-y ran into r0uv-boa: and caQszed n me captain
iuneia'ey launched hs small boat but one % ne men
drowned b. having been carried away ~ me ule
An inquesi was held on Saturday upon the BODY OF
IN unknown young man rhO was found drowned IN the
North River near the dock ~ the foot q lalstst he
deceased was rereev dressed and had on lis niger
heavy gold ring chased with ". T. % ". H. en-
rravcd thereon On he beast was heart drawn
with Indian iuk enclosing the letters W. h Inc BODY
~ another unknown man found coating 10 the doc
% the foot or Courtsnd street saturday James De-
kn sdied the Tombs on Saturday Of derium iremens
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Loco Focos of VERMONT. at their late State
Convention passed the following resolutions aimed
at Temperance efforts and Temperance laws;
s. Resolved, Tia, we believe in temperance in all
thins- aud Aace M Rfdcscs IN the capacity Of nan
sorern both Ms appsfifcs aud has passions
& Rssoicsd That all men endowed by their Crca.
tor with certain nsenabc rights that among those
life liberty, and the pursut OF happiness !" that demo
cracy teaches that should be left rs possible
in the possession and enjoyment of these rights rAon
hs izfference Of Legislatures tiReraRt ofwrs to
control their pursuits dictate their opinions establish
for them either system OF religion code of morals
Ii bothcrs us To see what need there is for any
Government at all according to the Loco Foco idea
of Government, if all men, they now are, enjoy
and exercise full control over their sppeiiics and
passions so far as these resolutions have point at
all they strike at the roo, Of all Legislation and all
Government.
The present Excise Law OF Vermont authorizes
the Legal Voters of each County to decide at Spe-
cial Election whether they will or will not license
the sale of intoxicating Liquors Loco Focoism is
now promising the toddy sellers and suckers a re
peal OF this law if they will all unite upon and elect
its candidates We don't think VERMONT is 10 be
caugh, in 50 poor trap as a whskey barrel
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SANTANA.
Mr. GREELEY, Dear SIR. The statement that

Mr. GREELEY, Dear SIR; The statement that
am about 10 make may be derded by many as humbn9
were all humbugs beneficial for one should rejoice
TO see them multiply exceedingly The humous 10
which refer. ii km5ng n BE- is DR.. Bannings Potent
Lncs Having received signal benefit from wearing one
cannot forbesr giving my testimony In the hope that
some Of my suffering sssrhOod may be induced to see
FOR themselves whether these things be or As
Teacher address myself 10 those Of the Ike vocation
would that all who suffer could hear the appeal Pre-
vous wearing the Lace was unable 70 give necessary
instruction in my school, owing 70 reaness Of roee ana
general debility In March last put on Lace since
which time my voice has been strong necessary. and
have been able speak without fatigue The wearing
the Lace has also strengthened my general system Civ
ing yigor to which had long been stranger These
facts can be- attested By many The philosophy Of
Abdominal support producing such results upon ihe
ungs can be bes, explained by DR.. Banning to whom
refer all who suffer. TEACHER.
Mr. York, Aug. l2th, l3i5.
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DISTURBANCE or THE DEAD-There has been some
excitement In the city during the at few days caused
by false report indusr,iOus.y circulated. that the
main, Of some Of the persons buried ia the Hudsonst
Cemetery are " be removed or the extension Of lie
Row and Burton streets The fscts be easily
taed by applying officers OF the reh ous corpora
non that owns ting ground. No interference with any
zraye or vault Is necessary intended The proposed
Improvement long desired by the inhabitants Of the
Ninth Ward, IS very literally facilitated BY Trinity Church
y. B.-A contradiction sent some days since 70
The sun. which had published the story but although
duly yOuched for the contradiction has never a-
pe3red been alluded further nasmmatory srtcle
being Notwithstanding inserted In The time II
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THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY. AUGUST Il. lsa5.

srE.ifNc.-who does not despise patrv, low-hvel,
p<tfyarceny ihef,-Oue who goes about furbng IN r. 3
eu.es pgg.ng Observation-Disclosures. and knocking sh-
nngs 81 chidrcns hnges All lhese are despicaD.e
oert>nlv; W, there IA ef more sneasng, more sofd'
ariv hsn % tr.e for h. never hss ibe eA
~ necessity ard alow-s vciin 10 chan zee 10 pfo
himself This thief writes impertneni, insulunK or IN az
way unsvec0me letters, and fche- from th- person
dressed he postage. Compared b.In sezer Of sec0no
hand t.scc' Guilds l. gentleman Who fail 70 desise
losfhe such a creature
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I.
atYefsemeui over Joui signature N I ne lnouhr ~ -
mt IN which sou assert your willingness 10 meet Us o
uis II the merits Of our respective Locn, YET eIp,s,,
the wish vary tue terms Of our challenge =
you fear thai the TaHbters Of your LOCK VIII be
mIt.Ated' bv us II he preliminary examination.
rayr 10 rerly that consider This Oh scton AlA 70 < ~
" eft.c Locv ygu cl4us u manu- fIcfDe. ...es
BY reading our Challenge you VII perceive ns' - :,
Lock must be returned into the hands D s SoiN ..,
he exauuanor Ia working order, therefore yol ";
other person may mark he Tumbhrs Of ite P1rlDpns
will provided you DO not destroy tie Harmonious "oA
OF Il different parts. -, II .,.,
~ matter who sres he door, Tia, indivds- eaa
never place any marx upon the Iumbffs ~ ~bcn p
40 time b. any succeed In opening % peAss
sla1ui the tue key. This quality makes he r.sa,oP
derenf from ell Other Locks In use, and herein We ~
70 conclude that your Loeb will fail
Circumstances connected with your Advertisement -
Ia warrant the impression that you fear 10 NEE. " y. az
zr0Jni Permit US 20 aid that u Is gfOun' We
wng 70 concede, behaving b De Of ylla sz
q construction Of Bank LOCKS iaf t1eif s-eanl, ~
rrnlan gnnpafed by any mIk- ho"eysr $500
e f-s gnediy len upon tbs Tgfnblers BY me msnu
orers, 70 aid h.n IN possessing themselves VI
II heir internal changes ....a,
That tn Parautoptc Bank Lock Il not obnoxious =,
ir-ns,o i egiJ~nt rora the openness and c>ndol
Ci1enge Therefore grant you the pfYArzeu
lag the Tgmblers, just tie ZANE as you ssy We "S
Our Chaease i carefully woried, Il is fair snd TIL 9t
II you wish 70 have irs ~ test ne security ~ - .sr<
or,fuce vour. and give - ~ opportunity 81 dong NC
I,,',, .rd rnb CIV under tie eyes ~ Commune -
The provisions VI or Challenge are such tns We ~,
mr. rnaer41 who r1cfr our LOOK pcn lhf
,s hevi1x the opportunity u know .ng The precise -
Ion II every Tsmber, eanno, Know TIE posnoa -
tie KY vii give iem IN loesn{ or uniocknf T T
ar h. done with those Locks which have srs InDe
ne.t b, hand 10 the key therefore we YIN 30 4,
mi az Challenge a. i gusfds&gs.nsI Al! persons e1''F'
boiler - the tue keY .1. vs
Therefore l. yOu refuse 70 meet Us On these gfoon' -
a. consider iact ecanOw dgneDt on y0cf Ps'"
.Irart,riy OF he Parau,Op.lc Bank Lock. .-.s
Is ID yolr nsnosuon about breaking open Locs $500
of lev. A C. 10 former tria. with u.s. when the
tc wilsiood Ne tia 80 tr.amphantly ~e wo.a "a s,o1
r.u.ra that have heretofore cOnifsacted MS % -
=. a.. low DO, aud VIII only state ihat we oPSho1
Te rY according 70 the terms Of agfeenenr - NJ. ~.
-, when that offered al the ulae 20 ~ II
rzin before your very eyes and those " tie Ccn re
wee refused tie privilege Tois TACT you are u"
unto. Ali MOI
We wish newspaper controversy; we sna.. soi .
Su ge ia oDe you may consider your adyef =. 40,
,wrred not az you please. THIS commune e.'s
on J1r part unless you ft ~ accept oar rss
shall not attempt, 10 impose upon Ios rlos No. -
Lac uImbug evasion, nut shall endeavo' J" ~
Issue openly and promptly. Respectfully y9gwwit
Bank Lock Manufacturers, ~ pfoai
WON, Apg, 10, ls4A
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We find the following in the New Orleans Bee
Of the oh inst.


New-Orleans August "a, i-i5. )
By order Of lis Exceercy the President 90 the Re-
public inform the Mexican citizens residing IN the n
tel states that He Fxceency has determined that this
Consulate be- closed and that return 10 Mexico taking
n IL archives in consequence OF the state Of our
relations with the United States IN compliance WIN
ffis order will this dav c'o-e my Office and will sail To-
morrow for Vera Cruz on board The Mexcsn schooner
Relampago. FDE AtRANGOlL. Consul
The Light Artillery from Fort Hamilton on Friday
commenced putting their guns SC on board the ship
Herman bound FOR Texas It is presumed the ship viii
sail today.
Toe New-Oreans Bulletin Of the OH inst says The
Mexican vessel ReampasO refused yesterday 70 take the
mail had prepared to send 10 Mexico and The sand
wch Islands We learn that the other papers IN the
city have been treated IN the same way. We are At a
loss understand the proceeding Can De sulsiness
Or Is really embargo declaration OF war made
known by the Mexican Consul % the commander Of the
sse which prohibits him from the carriage OF Amer
mails ~ ='r1ws show which way the WIND blows
perhaps here may found true index to our mierna-
fiOra. reafiousn
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Total. so far, 500
TO-DAYrS OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAcE-Lcttcr from Lebanon Springs New
Publications The Land Question Horrible Agrarianisn
q. lcstion in photography Mr. Wise; The Jcsuits in
France Population-Emgraiion News Items.
Fourth PAGE-News Items Commercial and ship
News List of Letters
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~ Hoboken numerousy attended last week
10. gentle and salubrous atmosphere has favorable e
feet upon the invalid We learn that large hotel has
been erected the ferry for the accommodation Of
5oa!ders Every afternoon this week Mr. McC|ty viii
1--WE free exhibitions al the Eysan Fields, combining tie
highest Ethiopian talent and Gymn4stic exercise see
.averri.ernen.
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Brown ahead ~ 200: Clay in do--3Io'
Wing loss 5lG Clays majority was ll3. Inc
: ate is pretty certainly lost
Dist Members Of Congress Ehoted.
l. dndrt,o johnson, Loco reelected.
VIII JOSEPH n PEYToN, Wing
XII MEREDITH p. GENTRY, Wing
Barclay Martin Loco is elected to Congress from
Nr. Polk old District.
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IS wALL-srEEr, Nsw-YoRK, Aug 10, 1915.

To tie Editors Of tt< C0uriers
The Express u this evening states A reference to e IRE
Ia Hammond-stleey that Mr.. Aorgans loss Is $1,000
about onethrd Of which Insured a. the Cfoton Office
The Commercial date, state Nr Morgas loz' 70 BE-
about 5000 Of which about $1,000 s covered by nsu-
rance 4, the Croton Office" Mr. Morgan was Insured By
the cro,on for $1,000 and $1,000 II that amount had been
insured leaving rsk Of 5000 aud NJ MOfgan's ICES
probably, 10, exceed - 800 altogether.
n. CARROLL, Sec'ry.
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rr- OBApIAH II. VAN BENrHuYsrS, Esq veal
thy and respectable citizen of Albany died in that city
On Friday. ased5s lie was Bookbnder by trade, and
for several years partner Of Croswcli during
which time they did the State Printing Having accu
mulscd handsome fortune he bought farm Just below
Albany and nred ii up in splendid syle Few men have
been more generally respected by THEN fellow citizens
than he was during a long and useful life
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RE-sSsAcEaExr OF Col CHAFFis tne eeien1Ase "
ziua Dwarf and the far0zs New ORR GIANT a. ie A'i
ca MuseQm-They have been engaged, We io
snort time only CRAFTY The crowds o. peopi- VIZ allied
o,hr rs5, noyers grand Performances are sdvsfrd
us.sntsP 81 The Westerns and Other vel known afF
ISIS are secured, and The D,s-oNns s-sNs' etc VIII -
shown.
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How rRUE are the words Of me miriIgem IT "a, ~
tvlfu be- saws Bs what unrcounahe prfF'fslN N y"
.ure does appear that W. -tt ourselves 50 "
..tlil thlf i- NV b" IN hs enhslenfh age si"o's'
81 i ID, sa that they have already sacnncei s"insc
..h.r Comfort bv aihrrng dogge~i Oh customs sS'
r d. Lord Bacon proposed 10 the world his new "' .
a.onus tv the Induction oi facts Inns. rs We ~ ~
M. Introduction or 'he wonderful su,e cara ~.
eical PAIN Extractor that science has colle,a s
comfort and happiness ~ na i NO iose II ,o, M n
Zee ha- come o the anow cdgeof he prnp,lso a. ~,
Com.focA Co. q Courtiant>ire'i where ~ 4, ,nly
,i,,,i,d hy it, effects and that prejudice Is IePp
giving wnv every day brings new ,'lden, 1",o,, ,rd
.1ak for the proprietor, rich reward 10, ,neu nave nj
=. 4r. ll. urrrsssi o. every family ~ hf sis n IN,
av supplied themselves vi n hl. ine-i,niso ~ :,
rs scsls cuts sores swcilings and su2' ~.
rr, kind for of each of these every iamiS mus " '-
L. .llrt.
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AMI for some time have within fe~ days seen your eht
l.ree published 10 The Tribune Aug D. lSfe tpiop%cS
dat ether party shall have possession OF me LocA ~
rfo,i-f for twelve hours more may be- agresd uPon
L. ,rd ts operators viii be allowed Ia pat the LocA oke
r I'M yor preseuce and II last io the door hh NJ
r fcy nay be satisfied that every iumber placed u h'
some position SC the Lock thea 10 be locked up or vs.
bv y committee any change which can be MADE 10 s~
aryn &c am willing To- meet you fsr trial OF the M
r's Of respective Locks but not desiring ha' 'ns p
b'-rs II nay Loo should bee marked and munsed W. W.
lone by y0r In a former trial, IN which you failed, VI
meet YOU with variation Of yonr proposal buI wnes
viii be surcr and Of the merits OF our -oehs
!. necessary 10 vary ihe proposition because our
entirely different mine containing he principle :" co'nv
ou and Formulation, that IL the tumDlefs are nuno's
SHOULD be put together Bank would do II us LIZ -
placed on their door prevent the mtAcr or shy v'
from locking or opening Win TIE key OF lnc .,sd
Otherwise: being double combination, X 10 si~epsa.
being made into entire new Lock by the cbanseU-I
xry without a change OF the iunbers therefore pfvr-
% place tie respective LOcss In he hands OF Tue antsson,
patty twelve hours for cNamnaion, neither l.och ~ -
rSsd or In any way mIiilted each party snah pu' =.
Lock together before committee Ia De chosen py w
-. who shall 80. that no addition aterauonn Maori
de Lock but that the same IN all respects ss "n.
amned the Locks theu be hrnly and fairly secured -
p.ced In the hand. OF Inc respective parties for us an
be- held ior any length of time you may choose pf'py
another mode Of testing he merits " ibese Locn ".
H,b lie consent OF The Banks where each have psceo Lo
and warranted them ench party shall be permitted % ~
rate upon thu Lock Of the other such engn Of Tune % m
be freed upOn by This mode there he no unfsfpS
by Dreakn bursting open DOOR, forcing on scfe"s
arc0fn 0is the object, done on former ocsss'"
yourft ys-. Ii. C. JONES, Bank Loeb ManliacIafsf'
aIl3 lsll ~ No. 70 Green-sL Se"nh' NJ
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DEAFNESS DIR McN,fs AcOns'c vi ns ~" ,h mo-,
fndreis of persons who entrelv dehl, S a.. m
wonderful success. aud has proved Ia be- bo are
complaints Of the All deaf persons, OF ~ ,,ch.cng
becoming so, and for convenience sake inir , t,e,d,
err trlmuei- enabie them 10 converse WIN i.rse
would advise procure IN their stead nask -,r.nss
brsied Ou. which in al probability, VIII bring Pc
relief Sold NJ Il CORTLAND siieeL Prcc ~ per nasa
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" Another destructive tse took place IN Yves,
Troy Thursday eyening-houses belonging 10 Teunis
Fonda WIN. Mills, Thomas Berry. Dr. Burrough Mr..
Tucker. &c were destroyed
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IowA-An Election was held in this populous
T rritorv on the 4th inst for Delegate Congress
aud pursuant 10 an act OF the Legislative Counc')
T. test again the popular sentiment with regard to the
acceptance of aSlatc Government with the restricted
limits imposed by the last Congress. THE people
have once voted not to come into the Union with
such limits, but the LocoFo authorities have de-
tcrmined that they shall) The Burlington Hank
Lge of the eth HAS the following returns of this
Lection
For DELEGATE 20 Congress Come into tie Union.
M r Z. LOWE. ". A 9. DoDGE. L. YES. No.
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KENTUCKY Order has !, 900 majority McHen
-, 500 to 1000; Adams has 900 over Martin
Loco and 500 over Mckee WING.
All our last reports say that Bell (Whis) has beat
o., Caldwell in the Ivth District. Even the Unions
turns put him 80 ahead, though the Editor is not
listed that Caldwell is beaten Neither can we
d reason TO dis5eleve that French is beaten by
lumbo II he is, the Wings have eight OF the ten
Members of Congress from Kentucky. Not bad for
sleepy year and Tibbatts has only escaped defeat
Ly local lCour, House, questions in Mason and
Ifockcn Counties.
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EYThc steamship Cambria sailedfrom Boston on
Saturday with - passengers for Liverpool and 10 for
Halifax. Among Toe former the Hutchinson fsmly.
Edmund Graiian. British Vice Consul and Anionis e.
Vega spanish Consul
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NIsLos G.RDES.-Rce, the famous jane. Crow, Es.l
All John Patrick BrOus ham Es rrs asedIoI me
and Gne fun vii be cut oCl Tor The next s1 ns'a' l.' :
certainly Tie reso Tor Comedy ant tonishs an amusing
ding OF the Opers Travestie will be Introduced Il
veuu 0eo and he IRISH Lion viii be sure to straci eo-
Their crowded Saloon
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thing. in Phils delphia.

Correspondence Of Tie Tribune.
PM ,pxrPHfA. Aug l6-P
We have nothing further from Mexico All =
anxiety here learn the final deierninsaon Of me &c
verument
Yesterday Pennsylvania Elves closed heavy at
~ with over $4,000 sold
AID H0ifner. a most exemplary magistrate. and
man universally esteemed had narrow escape from
drowning a day or TWO since NJ the Point House
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~ FREpxRrcK w. CoLr, aworthy young man,
who had been employed in the Argus Office as book.
keeper Tor number Of years aad who We believe was
brother Of JoHN o. Cox. now Postmaster at Albany.
died At Long Branch on Friday
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ILLEGAL lMPARrIALirr.-The Postmaster at Al
bsny sdycrtses the LET Of Letters in the Journal aud
Argus aierns,cy thus evsdng the law which requires
him a, all times to publish in the paper having the lars
esfe i,ruiaf,op
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IT Seth e Sprague has been appointed clerk o
the District Court of the United States for the Dstrc
Of Massachusetts In place Of Francis Basset resigned
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rvDR sroHN's RENrDYFoR rHF sIcSiHsApAcHE IS
certain efecual for the worst cases OF ms CON
plluL Sold at Il COurtland-st.
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Jr. Members If Congress Elecicd.
MOBILIZE . Fdtr s Dar9du over Wn. d. DUNN
n fNout~ornerv) HENRY W HrLLrARD over CochraHe
III lillian /. Yanoy not opposed
~ fTu.calooss) HIater ~ Payne
V.. Geor9e : Houston, pFooaDy'
~ fTslisdc,s1 F,iz g. MCCONNELL irregular
O,lv one Whig. Hiiliard though Mcdonnell beats
q. O rapular Loco candidate.
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Correspondence Of the Albany Alas
DrBrsur August O.
Never had the farmers OF Iowa nsorc reason 10 be
thankful for an abundant produce than they have tns
vear The surpassng fertility Of the sol ~ peculiar
adaptation 70 farming purposes the pcnniui supply 90
,,,srer and timber and the excellent climate and toe
sv access 70 markets render this region me most a.
.s,vs /, The West for settlers Ia the Northern part
N the territory the wheat has been harvested and
the word OF the farmers 10 oe iAk'n tnefe neNe.
,nouu Of wheat raised this year n Tie Territory "A
neil double the product ol as, year Toe oat corr
and posaroc crops also indicate an unusually se nee
W. AVE inst passed through or Election ior Dee
cato ~ ,nyrSss and County officers and also 10 decide
IS To the adoption Of The Constitution Inc lew returns
COX Is ii Dodge would be elected by large majority,
and that majority, too, would De loan1 ~ l".o. =. 49,
rs,i,u,ion which you arr doubtless aware - one OF
he most radically Democratic in the Union. DGonqus
,iyes Dodge Loco l64 majority. and the majority ".
Be large IN the County. In Jackson county, DonsS
majority is l53 Both Counties give ms3rites Tor me
nqy Constitution.
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GorR.tn5s PorpRy SUBTLE for eradcsing hair. Co
V.rpis LIQUID Vegetable Rouge. GOUsAuDs HAIR pye
DorRAID's Lily Nhlleto be had at 81 Walker street !"
store FROM Broadway a"i'"
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DALLEYs ,odginal genuine) PMS ExrAoTos-sos
n COunind-sueei, al half price.
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~ We learn from the Pittsburgh papers that
the corpse OF tue girl Mary MDerrno VINO OCT her IRE
IN he great IRE o, The IOsh OF April was found Mos
dav nv some y-s,nen in the cellar Of NJ. Arthurs
second street near Grant ELK shaw scarcely muir.
ed was found under the body. and n i = n silver
trunk under the corpse was al eonsu''a except tne
bottom
- Rev. G. w. Blarden. Orthodox, end Rev.
T. H Chapin rnire-s.i., two Of Massachusetts, most
distinguished preachers recently united most cordially
in conducting religious sabbath worship al the North
House White Mountains
r Rev. Willard Child. OF Norwich has asked
or disisson from the Church and Soce;y over which
he 5 Pastor ami II has been granted tie has been
called to the Fss, Congregational Church N Lowell.