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4 Y0N'S KATHAIRON-Fo the Growth and
A 4 ENDORSEMENT OF THE HAIR, To PREVENT ITS
FALLING OFF AND TURNING GRAY-A~Arded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS by The States Of NewYok Maryland Michigan
tsr NuAL FAIRS OF s5lIhe KATHAIRoN nautaises
elect Of Disease Climate aHd Old Age PRESERVING AND RE
STORING THE HUMAN HAIR, after badness
the Scalp Dsnd5uf cure the
Headache aid Head Erytipes Diseases the Skin
the desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
ladies' THE WORLD II. perfume
Lubn Choicest Extracts, being e offensive
properties 1t the Hair
secured by no other prtpatlon.
The Of the hATttAIRON adopted
Europe and America and has patronage and sale
The hieicry the hArria Aedc But
IRlALONLf CAN ATTEST ITS REAL VIRTUE, AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY To be had throughout South America Eu owe
and the Islands the Ocean, large bottles for
t@- Sold BY JARVIS WOODNAE,
mills corner Of Magazine and Common
NEAR SIR commenced the use Of your
~ KATHAIRON by accident having ia is
the restoration Of my Hair consider Of mach service
great pleasure making The tact knCwu benefit have
laid for eight years.
Yours, ct. J. CAMPBELL, Rochester n. :.
~ Sold ly JAR. Is WO0DGAN, Of Common
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MEDICAL CARDS


y years experience clly Practitioner Neioe, wish
rg to attend pin lHy 20 ohe pracce for The future sk' s
me thod n he public hat he viii treat with uupsrle led
III Feytr Diseases 0f The Eye Head Helr unss 'sr
Kidneys, Cancers, VI word
all asss tho South Also, that complaints called we've
rial SYPHILIS 1us Gona1rh1 In all % its degra Etc.
IT. Persons residing the and suffering IN iea
tta msG lsnae, u mmesr Al about the o. teS f &
Letter. PAID, viii
prompt attention and be cured Il possible.
~ My Ven a Medicines will be receipt q en- oi nul
ias pon Address Or. D. t. LOCKWOOD, No. rs
Of phtlppa nud Psfio Streets New uans. OJe hours
s u. to- ar 81. sls
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NEMENT-l50 bbls fresh Hydraulic Cement
~ just received by
msli A. nElA6RAvE CO, II N.sasps sTs,t.
oSlN olL-25 barrels, just received, and
n.y.! pELAGRAvE a co, Il Mszaaus st
IL BLOCKS AND SLABS ITALIAN MARBLE,
- landing ship NOris0, A1 the tine
WINE SaIAA fof sale y hARELl CO. q Common ssic,
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( NLARIFIED SUGARS-Of the :. Ardoyne
~ brand,' ia 7Sshaa ads and barrels l5t snIe s,
't''N " NJ l.. LENEklCI & CO., - on Ieve4 st.
{ VOW PEAS-950 bags Carolina Seed Cow
- F'A '+ .a!a b. = : GotKAN co. So Grayisr.t rls
fDORK-l37 bbls Mess damaged X. for sale
By JAMES II MULFoRD co i isas Piars. nyT
ssORk-20 casks Hams. in dry salt, for sale
ly Sea KENNEDY FOsTEBfs feaeGpl oses
- aLT--l0OO sacks Salt, one third fine, for
- ID 'sNt oy y COCHRAN CO. Grsvpr street ina
ssNAk, PITCH AND ROSIN-iOO barrels in
u s''lr, tor sale by DETAGRAVES CO. II Magazine a
{ ,uBA HUNEG-Just received, in tierces and
~ tL|s., i4 store ana for sale ~ ''''N
"Aa q J. HART a CO. IS TeAoap,ioulas street
4 'LAREI NlNE-600 cases in store, for sale
- YEA E. J HART Co. IS Tcaoaptouls. e.
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Af,rt-i.b,., FHILADKLPHIA, September 10
~lleh resisted the remedies such AZ IA
~ otet ordinary neseiuea d.. Days Comuouud "A
aug AZ ne 10 few doses, lhTec 5f Of ~ IL
~ sud mo- My mother, who troubled with haus, I'M, h
a ass o,e9 esaa taking sus paresoric has been t
Dad rs before she commenced ing H. 0' '"i' ~
rx-s.,,-, THOMAS MILLAR, Al RGcasrsa..
ad Wholesale and retail BY Che GeEaral Agent for ta
anu "'H J. WRIGHT CO. ISL Charities II SsNOIlsa52 ~l'a
VhsTs all orders must h. ldir.'ssd,
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blChLES AND SAUCES - Cross Il Black
gel assorted Fkesi La PgrH's Horrestrrtl Ina Sauce
Isl anu V'Aei "' d" AZ " ts, etc, ~ store and Tor
J-.t :" r. +, NICHOLS L 80, - Camp stset
tHOCOLAIE-G cases, each l. boxes and in
eAeA boa 70 Ms, lerT Chocolate, 4 bargain
!sls A DtLhGRAVE * CO, ii Magazine street.
NgRkS ISLAND SALT-S000 bags Turks
Il Salt IN tine order, earso q s4ig Arthur by
j r WHITNEY & O., 81 Camp street,
ts Ihs above "a warranted Trk. Island rny.i
R0lLED LlNSEED OIL-20 bbls. landing
and lot salr by A EFLAGRAvE CO II Magazine r,e
{ NLARETS-2O0 cases Haut Brion, 300 cases
~ tiaat salcnrr 1000 various brands lust a m
sale bH r. p NICHOLS n 90 Camp STREET. ufyg -
GoULEY BlTTERS-l5O cases received ey
~yls .. R ;. NICHOLS i co, 81,
NEMENT-200 bbls landing from shin L,
~ bee sod TOT sale by A, pELAGRAYEk CO. I'm .rs,t
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vii
g 81 ihay qrsans ior several years which may lpp9s
sgyeTs eod and cough by the Dr. Dnys Comporp zn
Wiz they and Tar 81 bus great vas 10 Ind W
that TIE
bee several ceased the sd
u. q ne bladder entirely removed and eelEslr
ett, W aJHn than before he attacked codauc
sheH9oltk Ahl tu0yAtug Effects OF this
ese Is ne se 70 nfanHain the kidneys or liver pal,ta ~,
~ - tftto etc. To similarly ahei wact
NAols Reference his will be
Y, as people are so often deceived by advertised medicine
Hg4ut9 tese thols which good and OF quicker;
acquainted with the gentleman whom the
ksysfouu.l 'i1'A''e master Eiluter.--E Ed { =
NJ, statement e from worthy L.
an" aI' n"'d V"Toasoheeso honor aud responsibility: "
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Jumps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
80 JOIN mccarthy PLUMBER, No. l3i CAM street. Neuor
nae il received new and arsr assortment OF brass COCK
s>ssf FORCE AND LET PUMPS BEER PUMPS ETC. etc
~ "a NSES BATHING TUBS AND SHOW Err BATHS.
,.Nssgl LAflNG AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES. sHEETLE
"tNh OF ENE cry DESCRIPTION. ' ~ ~
Nh and Steamboat I'M yts,
.f ~ ''''''' 20" - CHARGES MODERATE
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

sEeoNn JusricEsCorRrIIJ A. BEARD & MAY Va. MRS
PAEJsH GF ORLEANS. PINE G. GkASDN6r ~
GRASHGDT. her Ifls.and n, ~ ''
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beLLla iesar TO your sarsapafa VII say he have
10 some extent tnts1eus affections of long
pts LsprA Frors sshs, sypbte CaehIG, iasase
"hfe ths Indicated u
MODIFICATION Of the hEHls the body
junction with local treatment. think prefer me
paatan q 5araparain and any pHvsu v
uPousuoininZ tie substances that competition
kesPeotiHliy ysnrs ". 7. PEESTISS, NJ. D.
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hase 5sh 4esn ysars sakneg Of M
& ly lever, and frequently laid NJ bed dafps MI
'Ifss,nE eGp{h and pain IN my breast and e ie "
IsuSa"a.s Laat APh had violea
IN; aPp7sfed to me that my whole lungs disease
ua put OF matter took great man eu s ii /
"sI1 nded to we'll Of
iAnlg physician, ~thout any relief was preya,l ~ ~
ke " 'Iylas Compound Syrup Wild Cherry and Tai b
tns %os HAPPY and ssuary effect my 4 Id
% ools my cough gave night relieved H. ia .
sue ana breast now consider that entirety welt exft
head. JANE ELIZA George T,Srs" ~ ~ s,le Of " y
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o. ny seqaai1auoe taEeu yolf syral -
perfectly cured lie aJfed laisr ise ir.
AID took great many 4lg+-
ca vstaert q three o he aysc.u
tteaved benz 81 unt he tnoA d. DAva hyFtpa
Ter a7d 5I77d y eo'Hrss,ed za.tIF ost.r ana
hsaTJ HIS tssi1cn received from rlmssif3
SoiHk, Wsrmusls' towashp HlEs togH.g IA, "a
oysr'ae 'rra.ry poor laooIas Aad q
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~ VfI1l Ja0NAfy %, lFtf 4
mo practice.
that maze gr1ared and wopd tlearti 10 have van
rpy az s5'e as the mean. transportation vii open
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y Chevy sai Tor Syrup gives gsuersl sa.is&et, E
as 80 .g gtHaae time, ani A0lgbt would not orIa ~
"'9 daily inquired or aad thought Pe4haPs ii would
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Iyso-t CFoa AM gar rag ~ IN e KS lss'
ir2ply. " ' "' 'AS Asf
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.-The BRIDGE
~ "AIEk PAINT MINES WITH LNE.-oay-g eutigih Lime
'-eED mtled with the dTJ BNtJh EWArER MINERAL aud
F. proper seuey by the OF water will stand on
'' ETC. THIS hns been North an ,d Tor two
Al '-4Ei 20 answer Rte purposes us nIed th OIL
mos ga an 80 y
.-- -- ~ H-.--. ~ L..-.-. .-.---
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THE CARSON COMMITTEE.

Tic Committee Of Three on Carson which were al
icuiCd rtm last week 10 Yesterday al o'clock. assem-
ncd in the Chamber Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
nj 70 minutes 20 a. Present Aldermen Barker and Nc
CoDkty
Aid Barker said that the Committee were prepared to
give their decision in reference to the letter produced in
evidence at the last meeting As that decision might alter
the courSe of the counsellor the prosecution however ana
as that gentleman engaged in another Court n
though. that il would be better to defer delivering II un
his nirear1ince But if Mr. CarsOns counsel Insisted u
would Immediately be rendered.
MIR McGowan certainly would insist II the opposite
counsel vas not detained By official duties if he 50
tn0sgCd Of course it would be taking undue adyan
tage nsist-which would not be done by the defense
Aid Barker stated that the counsel for the prosecution
VA. engaged in the Superior Court that the delivery OF
the Committees decision the first thing IN order, and
that therefore tie Committee would have 10 again al
iourn If Mr. Carsons cvS.e did not insist They were
disposed 60 through with this matter from day to day
until they ended it,
Mr.. MCGOWAN would not insist upon it-would not take
advantage Of his absence he would rather that the op
ronent counsel should be hero A. il ten min
utes to four it would probably be useless TO wait for him
AID Barker said il Is about cight minutes to four.
few remarks relative 10 the of proceeding az
next meeting, passed between the counsel and Alderman
after which,
AID Barker said We shall adjourn tits investigation
til Monday at 3 o'clock As the Committee wished to
conclude the case this month they would be puncual at
tie appointed hour and he hoped that counsel would be
sol ikf yyi-p
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! TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1875

rissln,nit r1srt nfri sn1 1rtny ssrnHi Wsf1s - %
bot erhl sldiinesl policeman ~ consulate 'h' P"''
bare II ssa ws'da
hf.fhla Tint nio fio~ine npmbsr b. elppf''' > 4'
90 in,tess. a. tho rsfiee frte ~ yafnus Waflt W
ihai we'd ten nddninnai ppii' eHanj go M ~ a1li
tuHel Fuu,th gisll. T4tf1ih nnd iuelNh Nnfls go 70
isn addhi,gai 1p fattoiiioa an pYlfH.
ihs lr,oisos No yafich - bn ieaied n rrn' n'
10 csee'd sie tor month Temporary looalnn ~ " a
90 No 70 Tint he emil premiums be- altered ~ fn1Hifh'
NH ESQ appropriated therefor Adopted
lint ba rolrfed ~ The Committee on Oriinan 90 %"
lbls Hoard 10 don ordinance ab0lyhng Tho oio1 "
inspf'ioa in Tho regulating md gradng ~ afe9s al
avenues M Ibis Ciy and thai said Committee be reqlofoi
tO report he above subject without delay II ia their
judy ron they deem II orpediont. Adopted.
Or moiiop the ropor, aud rcsoluons. sanct0uing The
sinking by Mefsrr Lucky aud Berry, Of Sold block fDr
lcy adjoining foot Of Caharine 81 and that the Counsel
10 ho Corporation discontinue the suits in relation 70 sad
block, taken from the table but after some little re
marx. on motion, again laid upon the table.
Communication From The Chief Engineer Of Fire De
parim'nt with notice Of complaint against Hose Company
No 40 for attack upon Hose Company No II Hose Com
pouy No II, for running sidewalk against Asst Fore
Engine Company No II for disobedience Of orders
snd oetint Engine Company No II for attack on Engine
Company 20, &c. Also complaining at apparatus being
restored, &c To Committee Oh Fire Department.
R,Torfs- OF Committee Fire Department in favor Of
disbHnd.ng Engine Company No IL Tor rioous conduct
Adopted.
assessment Of WA ; Ridabock and James Lynch, both
adopted.
Tie Boasd then adjourned to Monday afternoon at
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PNBIfC NEH1YNHS

ynuhu MrNh pt.MOuRAiiu EATiONAL cLun
Az eieuned ippoine uf The ehoVe 'nl va h'' o. ip'
Hnt,tfnN Institute lari evening. James y llf'dy ~ iH'
Vhpi, Ihpte WA % lafro Attendance ~ monho'a An''
ihp uaua r,nneis husinesa The committee dopp'' ~
rcla,p ma addipea a. tl0 National ponnoa,y "i mo "
h.N futrsuI'd their fpInI ihfnnEh ih0u 'hiIh'N ~
theii,a y Mead
The pdd,css commenced by settling forth that The 'no
nf The nlo State election compelled Nom - aiae WY
io, had nhnlnoly aud forever renowned oil connection
With ihn ituo hel portion pf the benocfnhc parry "
then went nn to asno ihrir determination 10 strengthen
tt organization koop nloof from oil who had over dc
aot,od th, standard aud either o. obtain The supreme
mastery ol tho Stale surrender r hope Oi prph OF
power for ho qualification of pgcporsug the dignity oi
tloit parry hr addUaH thon proceeded 10 explain the
of roIRHlon commencing with the syracuse Con
NVuon Of iHl changing tho Van BnT,n party with ~
ing defeated hu State ticket Ia 1871 and lsi- and Marin
Van NuiCu with breach oi good faith IN allowing MS
hs nnmo go bc used IN oppoeiton 10 General Cas- ana
lccly d'T,ng the laor candidate for the Presiency
ion receiving the electoral vote OF this state IL charged
John Van Bur,n with leading the Free Soil party. TO the
Reasonable oId Of urnislng the National Democracy OF
this State for prcfeuing james X Polk 70 Martin Van
huron ia The Baltimore Convention Of al The address
then went 20 congratulate The National party hayny
res mined the old petition which occupied in 1874 Gad
si7 The nddess then detailed the other OF division
Ia The Democratic ranks, from the Rome COny enll0n Ia
Isig O. the lniO Cony outi0n in Syracuse.
Anr calling upon the National Democracy Of the
Union 10 cay whether or not they will renounce all con
elton with The hOit lcrty who are charged WITH caring
Only loI DE spols, aud having sympathy for the
Il, ocratc patty the address went to say: For
s,lyen We all leave nothing unperf0rmed which we NAV
fairly accomplish utterly to destroy at the earliest
mcni every faction and politician fayoring any opinion
by which the compromise measures can be at ali dis
fLod OH, iwise than if such result be necessary
ncioase ard strengthen the means to enforce the pro
visions OF the Federal Constitution, and defeat every
" abolition scheme that can be suggested.
II also denies that they have opposed the Aimnistra
fon; on the contrary it says "tO the National Democ
.ncv the existence Of this Adminisira ion must certainly
be Attributable The preservation Of the Union was
tie highest political duty of Americans, and ont Of the
conviction u this truth originated the design Of forming
Ills Club Then followed strain Of e1ul,aon over the
late defeat Of the So in this State ard appeal to the
National Democracy Of the Union to sustain the llards in
their position. This address was signed by james L.
IfaGv John Wheeler, and others During its reading,
and NJ is close is sentiments warmly applauled.
After tie transaction Of some other business the meet
inc udfourucd
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kpSssht 81 SENATOR AraEKrOS-Ths remains OF the
b'le Hen Charles Z. Ashertor. were deposited in the
6D,iiS NHe st NsshCs \ Il, On Wednesday afternoon
tAe oesegtes we're very leEa and Impressive places Of
easeSs eset aud the whole aspect OF the city bore
De lgPNss Vi so0rplsg \ arge number OF gentlemen
so~ Nasees teyas aud cities Ia New Hampshire and Mas
soSaaaees were prsSens among whom Mr. Moses
Ness's / SENATOR Messrs Ntgidgs and Ncus Mem
eSss u CesgvssS Mr. khard JennesS ex Senator Mr. n
= fsAsr candidate Ter Governor and others The Rev
Nsess@l Gage q WessA0rO Mass, class mate Of tho
tSSssse1 rgvaeAsd he s,imep and the Rev NJ lie Bar
sos VI MaseAsSssr e0reiadedths services by prayer
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e,rtstfn ihfdly Girt three Cab 'hes Or enhslenea
lresf.isDis cosd hayc ben o'na among vaFs@h'S
iearfrs s T. -. ..,,,.,.
l.feve fggi We =, ~ dfor r. IN yoa IN some points
'hsi n 81 20 ~ 700 sfe artuADH ~ ~ p H.
iaotges hr he god u society "oil NUM- ~:
poyihiy 81 ezouang relons Of snch a, eFol' .nu ~
crfdar5 exhibitions fnm yoaf 90 irmn5 tney nn'"es no
good end I'D ferd 0fy 70 sid vicious persons IN oAs
nee r9rr1s rre ofrd in 10 shirt Of dicatiop. bit
merely opinion IN which sense, trust my dear d.
Joa III kindly receive A'H mn Tg }eus, M oop WILL
Our correspondent seems hard 70 please First 10
writes 10 con plain Of the OMISSION Of some Of The most
iIcerdaJ aud rasehieyous expressions used By Ga
y1zz In bis last Lecture We printed bis letter.
thereby making the correction be desired and nov hs
writes to request not 10 nYerf Garassi at al We
cannot violate general rules 10 meet every caprice
Of individual fancy. Il is business to report wha.
of importance or interest transpires IN City;
bit no subscriber is under the least obligation 70 resi
any article he does rot Ike. We report Darcy
McGees Lectures, which seem 10 impellei by a
spirit rot much dissniilar from Gsyazzs; qate
sure Niece makes no converts to Romanism. and we
don't believe Gaya1zi makes any to Protest.ntisn-
that is any that Professionalism can be proud Of But
this is free country and uphold the right Of evesy
man to say bis say in 1t.
We have considered the whole matter of reporting,
and believe the true is to report everything Of
public interest and let every reader pick and choose
for himself One disdans to read Gavazzi another
detcsts Niece. One disllkes a horse-race another
there, for instance) utterly detests hanging. To
crafty al tastes by exclusion is manifest inpossi
bilityit would reduce our fun, varied interesting
columns nearly to Darkness Let us report every
thing and let every read and skip as to him shah
seem good ID
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LETTERS FROM THE People.



tiwi ttesv 50 se QteSesegN ~ ~ tae pei lical chs
slH,a,ss ~ saN NeNs tsgtsNsssgV, ~ASA have seSa
rNhaist.l NV Qsd,f>alsat ~ hso tNrs,Sgsss axe
,si,A svyfs 80 ft,'vs seA aet ~ s,Ns@ shss h'sS
,ivwts rA,o ave ,sI IS b et,V,sI ~ sAe AssSmAN
Tbs tAs,s A'e, ths,
h>stNslN it,, ~ traolAteA
iANst n MVNEgN ~ NeeslN<A
NaN " S,sNStsy II pAsSAess. aaA
iens "a kvwstt VI thtcN
Av al TIVE ~ heisrynleal tNWeerAts. a,ea whe
have ohvlN shiN,vA ,he platforms ~ the ell and saee
res,ics
hVm s,,Ne acquaintance ia ether counties be-
Hove 70 vii be- Sound that ether Asscmhlsmen elect
Nw ,ghtiNlh elsptya With the cid parties, enb b.,
cause The, have seriueth Aetcd with thcm Illus they
ar new cvmm,t,d Mlb e. labor ami vote Tor the
overthrow ~ eur nation s,vNi eco sgee SLAYER, aud
Rum
AZ oil c,rnla lfcedom has lssr mcn In tho lcsisa.
mis ol whom No part, need be ashamed on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

FOURTH SESSION 49,. .FniDAY Nov. IL 1853.
AT Ia O'Clock quorum answered to their names, and
by 20 minutes past l. all the members present Aid
Cornell on motion took the Chair; motion that when
tie roGid should dcurn il would be to IL clock Sat
urjay was carried. AID Peck by Of the Board,
proCeded the County and State tickets OF tho
twentieth Ward. AT ia o'clock most Of the members
left Mcssrs Cornell Ward Peck aud Denman remained
AL T. II Aid Cornell left and Aid Ward took the Chair
Nd. Peck was exceedingly mortified at the manner
in which Of the Election Inspectors in his Ward had
neglected their duty In reading on the returns 10 the
CTk be detected three important omissions In the Second
District Of the Twentieth Ward The Inspectors had left out
the onye roe for Nh Leayenwonh on the State ticket
IN the Fourth District they differed to the extent oi I'D
votes lc ticket for the State Engineer This was by
emitting entirely the Soft vote-l79. In the Fifth District
they omitted giving vote TO DEMO both Hard and Som
tie State ticket for Judge Of Court of Appeals These
om oLs attributed to the ignorance and neglect o
tho infTeoors They fortunately, however do not effect
the election. On motion OF Aid. Peck the returns omthe
Scc0nd Fourth and Fifth Districts sent back to the
lnsIecoIs Tor correction AID Peck viii have to call
thee nocors together in order to have the corrections
made AID j. mid that 20 for a. be was concerned ho
did h duty and not responsible for the Inspectors
eIOrr
AID rocl packed mp bis paper, and went home. The
State and County returns from the other Districts OF tho
XHih Word wrro correct ma. Dcnmnn proceeded 10
cnD,ass lhc AvIih Wofd Ald. Ward left, and Aid Do
l,ry who had hniytd. IN pleasant mood with Of bis
'rhs in hs mouth Several lonior with their hats ON
Nttfr1n'd H. hong about The chambcfa 49,.
M D1Hns' moved ihn tho returns from The Finh Dis
it ~ he hNi Ward b. senl bhck for correction owing
81 dacferfpry The lohtt Tor Judges of Superior
Cunt 1o returns ON Do pihor DrlfirH ~ The ANlih
Word zero tubd g. bo correct AZ y T. NJ M Hoard
fdIfnfffd 10 nDon rAinIdny
JLt biz noN sfahd hs followH
1.s Tsvs,s a Nfe. tsA m ~
Ffslsss frtHis Al1ffAnan rlaana th'saa sod
stf,tfg ~ af go Ansf aaah Fs saah
Ds. is8f ,... ...,,... ....., .....' go
uv, if has, iss'irs saaiss ~ state 'tHi
FHsi ssa Firtfsssii Ns.aa aHl nt
a..aiss 80 t........r
tss a.s.. lsa,s isis"rr fss5 81. hs
ts.aly tifatf afLs.s slrrf ha Hal
rlsf. ga mutt s.l.sns ~ is aH s.4 f~all Gees W-,lt
~, q s.~s '!,,g l~,, ,'.',e.s = ,,.ai~s 81
f..ls f-.,ss sl.a.aL s4a t-s.iis'h ..Ra, b.
~-lshi.r fhs.-=- sHt. hs sisa n