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QUAxrUM SuFFIclr.-A jackson county

QUAxTUM SUFFIcIT.-A jackson county
Ond.) correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer gives the following plea of ex.
emption by drafted Heosier in that
county: A very robust, healthy looking
man, weighing about one hundred and
ninety pounds, entered doctors office to
get n certificate OF exemption. On being
questioned if he was able to do days
work, he said he could do more than any
any other man in the place Yes, he
could. and his weight, too! Can you walk
all day? Yes-further than a race horse
can run Well, what is the matter? Tn
a damna fool! and can prove it. voted
for Abraham Lincoln
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At criminal court, the counsel. dissat'
ished with his want of success with an
Irish witness, complained to the court,
Paddy replied, Sure an I'm no lawyer;
yer honor, an the spalpeen only wants to
puzzle me-" "Come, now, do you swear
you are no lawyery' SAID the counsel
"Faix do; and yez may swear the same
about yersslf too, without fear OF perjury.
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Mr. Noel, French Agriculturist, IN
speaking of the introduction Of the potato
into France says:
This vegetable was viewed by the peo-
pie with extreme disfavor when first intro.
duced, and many expydients were adopted
to induce them TO use it, but withou sue
Cess. Ia vain did Louis XIV. wear its
flower in his button hole, and IN vain were
samples of the tubercle distributed among
the farmers; they gave them to their pigs
but would not use them themselves AT
last Parmentier, the chemist, who well
knew the nutritive properties of the potato
ana was most anxious 10 see il in general
use, hit upon the following ingenious plan
He planted good breadth of potatoes at
SablOus, close TO Par,s, and paid great
attention to their cultivation. When the
roots were nearly ripe, he put printed no.
tlces around the field, that all persons who
stole any of the potatoes would be prose
cuted with the utmost r!gor of the law,
and soldiers were employed to watch the
field day and night, and arrest all tress-
passers. No sooner were the new roofs
thus forbidden, as it. were, by authority,
than all persons seemed eager to eat them,
and IN fortnight, notwithstanding the
soldiers, the whole crop was stolen, and no
doubt eaten. The new vegetable having
been found to bs excellent food, was soon
after cultivated III every part Of the king
dom"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER, 1862.
Lumber.

SY1HE subscribers, having purchased the stock OF
i lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hosssek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
to furnish all kinds of lumber, sths, shingles. SASH
doors, &c. Also good assortment Of Saginaw boards
and dry Finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested 10
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.kJ. W. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1862. CiO-tf.
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NyHe above market after having been greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired, is now open and ready for
the accommodation of the public No expense has been
spared in furniture place yor-
,y OF our City and pleasant hope 1t will be
profitable to visit We propose 10 keep o" hand and 10
serve to our style superior neatnsss =,
kinds of meats, such
BeeE in steaks, roAsts dried, eorn@d, &C., aa"on,
Veal Hams ShOIlers, Pork, fresh aud salt, yaakee
S2usages, &C., &c.
Also, all kinds oi game In its season.
re.h Trout and White Fish from the Lakes
In short. everything apPertaniES to we'll rsgsa'so
City Market. -,
A. ~. prorer season stand will also be kept for the
sale all kinds fresh vegetables, Supplsd from the
best garden in the vicinity of the City.
~ ,riIl Ee dsitrsrej in any part Of the l1ty.
Nov HARRIS SENAfhE-
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Not long ago, wit Older in viii than in
wisdom, after being c,tecniSe6 concerning
the power of Nature, replied;
Now, think there's one thing Nature
can't dc"
what is it, nay child p
"Why, Nature cant make Bill Smiths
mouth amy bigger without settia AIS ears
back" -
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But large majority Of those accepted
as pensioners are only partially disabled,
and the amount of pension is rated accor-
ding to their disability, which may be one
fourth, one third, onehalf, twothirds,
three fourth, &c The disability is based
on the proportion in which the effects of a
wound received or disease contracted in
public service actually disable one from
obtaining livelihood
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY
-,xy ~ vrasa.a.E

HIHE undersigned would respectfully inform the inha-
~ bitsnts OF Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared furnish the choicest variety oil Crackers
such AS Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster
and Water Biscuit. Also, Bread Cakes, Brown Bread
pies &c, &c, in good variety Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection constantly on hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains nor xpeLse IN
6ting up wagon for the convenience and accoininoda
ton OF and the public generaiiy are no"
able TO furnish anything their line to those who de
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon to eau hais'
will send their orders the N T. Bakery, or TO
the Post Office.
~ Remember the place, in Edwards Block iew
oor west ofH Thompso ms store, Main Street Send IN
vour orders they will receive prompt attentlon
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Ottawa, May 1852.


HAVING purchased Of Philo Hard his entire stock
III of Lumber, respectfully inform the old custo.
mers Of this yard, and the public generally, that
shall continue the business 1t the old stand formerly
occupied by him. and solicts share Of their patron.
age. l am constantly receiving cargOeS OF lumber of
Of every description, including WIDE SAGINAW
BOARDS, EXTRA THICK FENCING, DRY FINISH
ING LUMBER, OF the best gr 'des all of which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices.
Also, constantly constantly hand Nails, Sash,
Doors ard Blinds, at manufacturers prices.
Yard west end Madison Street Bridge.
TS9-tf. FRANK WARNER.
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The Grand Rapids Eagls man says he
wo.ldu't mind the high prlce ei wood so
much if all his neishoors D"dn taken TO
the disgusting h abit Of locking their wood
house doors at night.
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y child, take these eges TO the store,
and 1t you cant get ten cents a dozen, DO
sure and bring them back
Jenny went as directed and came back
again, saving
Mother, let me alone for trade--they
all offered me a shilling al first, but
screwed 'em to ten senis--i Old that i.-t
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The cotton in the cushions Of the new
church at Naueatucl1 Ct., is t., ia sold arc,
replaced by hair. The society will ma k6f
$4,000 by the operation, which " III Le 1,ese-
u pay portion vi iaeir debt. ..l I...,.,
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BUSINESS CARDS.


RICE x MOREY.
Attorneys at Ld,c and Collectors in Chdncsry,
OTTAWA, Ia SALE COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
viii rive urompt attention business entrusted 70
xheir care. Collections made and promptly remit.ee-
OMce-second floor Metropolitan Block ianzo
.EIvx. G. GRAZ yrIIus AvrRY. WASHINGTON BUSHNELL
GRAY, AVERY & BUSHNELL.
Ixsrseys aud Councillors ut LdW a'd Solicitors ~
MIL ,rrc,,c. +, the FEDERAL Courts. and the State
courts in the Counties of La salle Bureau, Kendall
Collection. mad. and promptly remi..ed. jams
ID. r. CAMERON,
xasr..y at Ln,o-oan,ca La Sale Co., III.
prom,t attention paid to investigation of titles
payment taxes, purchase and sale OF real Anu
election OF claims. ,.,.
once i. Post Office Block, over sAnford' store.
ALFRED w. .CAVARLY,
Attorney at Lao and Notary Public
Om.e in Nattinger's Block Ottawa, H. ansis
o,ovxK BUXTON c.. COOK.
GLOVER Il COOK,
.t,r,.,,. and Comnseiiors at La,c-0thsca, LAs.
on Glover Cooks brick block, cart OF the eIqr'
house stairs
DAVID p. JONES,
4 t,r,sy and CounseXor at Ldtr-Ottdsod. INs.
Once in SanCcr's block, up stairs
q. LEAVEN>,
r,,,tic. Of t6e Pedce-Otta'sa, iatno's.
Gdee over King / Hamiion's store A1i
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
Justice Of the Peace.
,ms- cas-. side of Cosmbus ST., adjoining his resi-
A ace ne xrly opposite the Post once ,
YilI thank his friends for all business pertaining %
hi, office, and promises to attend to all such WI
pr 'mptness. ,-, oo,na
LiSf"s 1u'''-e ap24
On hand
DOCTOR j. o. HARRIS.
ovucK-overEY Grirg'- Drug Ttore- Residence,
n ain street, east of Fox River l.hIo-.y-
DIR, GEO. G.. LEWIS.
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist
ru,, or Partial Permanent and Temporary sets ~
Teeth IN ade IA the MosT APPROVED STYLE aio "ai'~"
. suit
All other Dental Opera tions performed sass.etofiy
Ether administered for extracting teeth "itieu' PAIN
and without danger to the patient
Ovytcs-Over Ortcns Book Store, opposate the h~"-
sion House Main St, ottawa H. Jan hiV--'''-
DIR. AN ID kS f..
or H.. Faculty Of X>dicins Of PH'Is-ror,ne-1y o'n
zeal Ca,sTef Ho.pit,sis Of fPurts-Suroson Hoyor
a/ths Edstern army the GRIM "a H>ddt g h"'ior
eyB n the Emperor II the Fre'cH' J0' "'e e"''e'
Epidemic cfIs54, ETC. ETC.
All these IN and many othe Of 'ne s"es'
value in exhibition in the oihhe ,.
Trra,m-ut and suit medicine ana surgery
All kinds of operations skiifuliy performed
Office in Russ-ll's Block. La Sale street. ,-.
tlryIox UouRs-FroIs ~ A TO . = n lh"'s..Io
p. CLOSSOS,
physICIan and surSeO N.
Omee-At his Residence, two doors nortH OF p'in-
mick MaybUry's Drug store -
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NEW ENGLAND
Bakery & Confectionery.

ROB ERTS & III ESS,
SUCCESSORS c. sAsEoKD,
Poet OFcs BLesk, Otta,od, IUinots.
IL kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept cen
n stantIy on hand and made to Order. Also
Crackers and everything in the Bakery iae low as
any house in the West.
Also large assortment Of Confectionery co instantly
hand.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Ottawa, Jan. 2Sth, 324.f. ROBERTS HESS
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hereby rescinded and hereafter no such

hereby rescinded, and hereafter no such
enlistments shall be allowed
SEC 3S. And be it further enacted, That
the grades created in the cavalry forces of
the United States by section eleven of the
act approved the seventeenth of July,
eighteen hundred and sixty two and for
which no rate of compensation has been
provided, shall be paid as follows, to wit
Regimental Commissary the same as Regi-
mental Quartermaster Chief Trunpeter
the same as Chief Bugler; Saddler Sergeant
the same as Regimental Commissary
Sergeant; Company Commissary Sergeant
the same as Company Quartermaster' s
Sergeant; Prorided That the grade of
Supernumerary Second Lieutenant and
two Teamsters for each company, and one
Chief Farrier aud Blacksmith for each
regiment, as allowed by SAID section of
that act, be, and they are hereby, abolish
ed and each cavalry company may have
two Trumpeters, to be paid as Buglers :;
and each regiment shall have one Veteri-
nary Surgeon, with the rank of a Regi-
mental Sergeant Major, whose compensa-
ton shall be seventy.fve dollars per
month.
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f. Y. GleIGGS,
n, ,,1f.t B,okseller, md StItioner-Ot6'rd' ~
s.cnId store in Nattiuser's block, south side OF e
court square ----
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N. KNEUSSI.
e. l.. THOMPSON,

-
D,uo Patent Medicines, Paints. Oils, Fa'"''"e'
DS Dye STUFF DC, 6c
,.- f-yo,,.T 4 Cooks and Iteddick's Block
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ENTITLED TO PENsIoys--The act of Con
gress, passed July, 1862, made liberal pro-
Visions for granting pensions TO disabled or
invalid soldiers who have served in the
army OF the Union since the 4th of March
1851, and also TO all widows and children
(uuder sixteen years of age), as well as
mothers and dependent sisters of soldiers
killed in battle or who shall die by reason
of wounds received or disease contracted
while in the service and in the line of duty.
The provisions, as a whole, are much more
liberal than the old pension laws for the
Revolution or the war of 1872 The
amount of pensions for total disability are
fixed as follows:
Non-commissoned officers, musicians
aud prlvates, per mouth. ......... $
Second Lleutenants. ts....... Is
First Lleutenants. ts.......... ... II
Captains. .........--.. 90
Majors. 25
All officers of higher rank. ...... so
But a large majority of those accented
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The Jaly Riots. ni
COURT OF OYER AND rERArNER.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.

Before Hon. Judge Barnard lI.-.1N ..ff
oc1. l2.-ihs court opened at eleven O'Clock. Ths
cases OF Garfield and Lamb, charged with being epgass
10 the asst July draft riots were postponed unit. Monday
next, when new panel Of two hundred will be sub
poned.
Adam Chairman pleaded guilty riot July last, and
having been already three months M prison. was sea
fenced TO six months on BlacKweips Island
CHARGE oF ARsoy nj RING JCLY RIOTS
James Calvin was given In charge TO petty jury
under indictment Tor n the first degree tts
night OF 2ih July last. The prisoner indicted with
others not tral for setting re the houses Q
Chas 0'Nei ana Ellen Murphy 0
Nr. Edmon Blankman asked the jury, when they wers
called TO tie box any OF them et prejudice against
the prisoner There being response. Mr.. Ban klnsn
said he ready ~ proceed with the ual.
district Attorney Hall opened the for he prosocu-
tion and called Officer brown, 0 the hirty thira pre-
cinct. Arrested the Ninety fourth street
hs attention directed 10 him by Mrs Murphy aud,
another woman, this about tive ~ i've from
Mrs. hurfhys premises one snanty and lquoy
place with room IN Cav and tho other
men tn Mrs. Murpby's when he got thcre. there was
smoke In the house rnd witness arrested the prisoner
Mr. Blnnkman cross examined witness there was no,
bed 10 the room. counsel lropused 10 shpw that
not dweIog house, and that there rst degree.
OF about tho that the prisoner COMO
there TO help 10 put out the re quietly cn with tho
policeman when arrested. -.-
After the examination Of other Witnesses tho wag
adjourned to Tuesday morning. N
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS.

Rebel Deprcdations ON the Railroad and
Telegraph Near Corinth-A Flight Neas.
Salem, Miss.-The Rebels Driven Bsek--
Guerrilla Operations I'm Ark nsns, lkcs q
srttH pAna fa NT 1G A. CAIRO. Oct. IL, 16o3.p
Arrivals from below represent that the rebels burDedi
the railroad bridge west Of Cornh and cut the telegraph
In several places large force Of cavalry threatens ons
lines between Corinth and Memphis. esr c.gtl.
fight occurred the sh near salem, sss between
four thousand rebels, under Leo. aud nve thousand
Unionists, under McCrss and Phinps The rebels
driven back, with loss Of fifteen twenty killed and
wounded. 4sla "a
Little Rock adviccs Of tho I'd mention rumor that
Kirby smith had joined Price with considerable force
and they are moving on that place from tho dirsc
ton Of Arkadclphia. 500
Guerl'as are committing depredations % defsscslsey
inhsbtants at Desaic. An owa regiment and four hun
dred armed citizens have gone TO look after them. -
Contrabands are coming into Little Rock In large
bcrs. 81, .n D r,su asl-a1 .t4hlK .slask
The steamer Glasgow has arrived With three hundred
hogsheads Of sugar two hundred barrcis of moassss
and several bales Of cotton from New Orleans. -
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IMPORTANT FROM BuRNslDEs ARMY
Skirmish with tho Rebels at
Blue Spring.
They Arc Driven from the Field and Pur-
sued by Our Forces
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED,
&C., &C., &c.

KNoxvnLz, Oct. II, 1853.
General Burnside advanced toward Greenvile along the
line Of the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad during
Thursday and Friday He overlook the rebel force under
Mudwar jackson and General Williams on Saturday morn
ing, a Blue Spring. whore portion Of the Ninth ana
Twelfth corps engaged in diminishing with the enemy
during the day. f'ft
The rebels occupied strong position, covered BY the
woods and underground outside the vlage to The east
ward. He supposed to number az least SIX thou
sand Our cavalry held the advance until three P. M
when the First division under General Feero, ssysra
times charged the rebels. The firing was sharp and
somewhat destructive 10 our men. r.t1o
The rebels used only battery. They were driven
from the field at sundown but darkness rendesd pursuit
impossible. eolTtn94a stltsq t,1a
This Sunday morning the rebels retreasiDs tho
Greenville road.
We have lost some sixty in killed and wousded p
herewith send list by telegraph. Tho wounded are
the cars, to be sent TO Knoxville
General Burnside pursuing the retreatng rebel forc
Every ythng looks encouraging in East Tennessee The
weather Is very nne n.ar iaa ~
The following Is list OF the killed and wounded al Blue
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EARL RUssELL's SPEECH.

The Mexican Throne as Seen In che
Znglish Cabiaet-Whae Interventton
Means-The American Rebellion and
Neu tral and Beiitgerent Rights-The
Rebel Rams 60 be Detained, Even II
the Law Courts Decide in their Favor,
&c.
From the London Times, Sept. 2s1
On Saturday Earl Russell was entertained to dinner In
Cha Town Hall OF Blargowre by the ,enantry the
nekleour estate aed thek friends honor OF his lord.
ships Wait to the district The inhabitants OF Blair.
sowrse assembled In procession at O'Clock. and
the noble ord who by the Countess and
family, about mile and half from the town. He
escorted by detachment OF volunteers and large crowd
OF people the Of the town, where address
presented 70 his ordship by Battle steven. the chief
magistrate.
t down 10 dinner In the new Town Hail. in honor os The
noble lord Tho hall was appropriately decorated The
Ear OF ArIe occupied tho chair supported the right
and Provost Parker Dundee and tho by Lord
Provost Of Perth and other sentemsu The oroupIers
we're SIR George Ramsay, of Ban Dr. Barclay, sheriff
substitu te, Perth, and Mr.. knioch
= POSITION rowARr~ POLAND tIr
The Earl OF AIsiis asr giving tho usual loyal and pa
Earl RvssrL, Who received with loud cheer Ing,
aEeenu emen, am deeply 1efol 70 you Tor the IN,
for The Witch you have the toas which
has oesn proposed and 70 the noble lord Ia the chair for
sne manner 10 witch he has propoeed IT,
Well gentlemen there other causes snxety
there occurred hst which often now giving us pain
ful feengs-I mean the civil that taken place In
Poland For my own part. am prepared 10 defend n
eeed shs DO, the which her Maestys
IN conjunction wsA Franos aad <usr,a have taken on
that question. But gentlemen, rnave stated my place
m Parliament, aid hold the opinion stl that nsifhey
~ obfpohsns, ~ horcr, NOR ne srteyc, Of s~gidrd
oufr< ka we skouid % No for rs'drd fCheers) I
6old that opinion and think would be unbecomIng 10
Sa ss Russa when we Dot prepared crcby 10
Ssr asssrtsons( (bsar, hear though, however, II has
ostoatsheA me % nnd that at tho end of
1sycraI months d correspondence Russia has taken
The line that she has done. III, rdrvson Of fsldnd ds
- srf whsch ,pds me soandrl n Europe in TIE iaa cw-
tury--(bear, hear" and cheens)--dnd which Is n<
evs1eA OF the arss Pccus ,ere parues 10 IL IRE.
Bowed oheers) But at the Treaty Of Wanna II was
bouEhl (t-end elFcumssancss eYsdsesy perhaps jus
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Arrival. and Dspsrsares


HAvAxA AND Hsss.c-- steamship Corsica y, asd Mrs
s,eipieldi Jf. N Cooper Nsssao Mr. and Ms Rons.
vie Matanxas valdes ro edo John Philip Havana. II
Fshel New YORK: JOS Ta,nnl. Jas Rnderrs Nassau,
Jas n, nes New York. Mhrpuardt. Baftlmors. Thomas
Placide n Kidder. New York; II Eneas, kiry, L.
Haymap, Hay man Nassau. fsaacs Nov YorSs Ruih,
Q rartct Geo kinr; Thona. Wolf Me- York-
p.aneil, Hamilton spsyhe IA, ana John Yare.en,-
bey, Nassau; Mrs Bray, I'VE Children Loudon CIV Mrs
ChAs Jackson. Geo linGon, thss Jackson, Nassau.
Adtins 0eorga; Mrs Roberts England: Mrs w q Nat ~
and daurhter, Mbs sands u Malcolm. WIN Har~h.nr
Nassau Cslater Havana Pepper, iresnd; Mr. and,
Mrs Chas Fitzgerald, " Weaver. Crae, n Robersa
do Mrs sisey snd TO- siIssn nrs 8.s,er ara sfsnl
Jufs LAcisuma Nassau Jas Brown WIN Fc,ey John Per
.cu Root WILSON ier Hsycs JOHN L<vis Ihcs Richsres
james Campbell. Marsh. New York, MARI Kendall Mas
~. 's t' 'i ARRIVALS. i ~
LvrRroof.-sr.uHiP CrIY or BAtriNoRv-Mr Chsa :
II thompson and lady. Bieyenteeghes hessrs Car
John q Borhek, Husgns 49,! and lady, = Beaumost
Van rp~ Phean is, and thrcc children; water Ctf-
Ri.hsvd wal james VIII X sheton. % Lager, Mr. Df<
Att adv and end; John Burks Buekuai. Ocarroh,
Rev patt Bourke RSbt virgins and lady Mrs WGxins.
Mrs. Doulf three a dren and nurss. Rev Ids Brsy.
of Pcv Jervir, Rev Mro Hsrn, Mr. Hea an Mr. Es
Lucy Jr.s n. Nr Joshua Pissse . for The Bstas,
Meptard Mrs Hay 'ruc two chiiden nr waiercnooo,
Urs n Rkha rds eild Mr. vanferiorti Mr. Bori.
Nrr and wsfscs MS Nnssan. Mrs. Rshsrd orsess
aad Mr. La mrs Mary Whiting D q whtunU.f
Miss Mscsrct German. Miss Anrc Powell. Ms Cnrnfna
worth, Mr. Ra,eie Mr. W owens and daughter. nr Col
ns-s Vim Rogsrs-and SO In the s,eersxs. ~
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A Coopers' Strike.

poceHxnrss, oct. II, 1888
The coopcrs Of this ciy . striko and paradfno
the streets to-day The undcrstoea ss
der the auspices of the New York coopes' Unoo rha
strikers heartily cheered the newspaper odses.
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Democratic Judiciary Conventions.
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. YOR IupaYs.

NohtNAIiVN w CANDfbArks rVh suposs.
The NcKeon Democratic Judiciary Committee met at
the sinclair Pouse last evening for the purpose Of put
ting nomination a suitable ticket. The attendance was
quite large aud there powerful gathering Of out
siders In the lobby. g ost t.aFff nff. H.f
Mr. Phnip ". Epgs was selected an chairman, and
Messrs John n. wetmcre and John Byrne ofciated ss
secrctareI
after the transaction of preliminary business the
Convention motion Of Mr. Sinclair OF tho Twenty first
ward proceeded to name candidates nomination The
following then men,ioncds-
For Supreme court--Josia sutherland John II Hccunn
saml Jones, John McKcon and Michael ukhocGcr. /,
Tor superior Court--Danl c. Birdsal Joseph 8 Bcs.
WORTH Theodore Tomlinson, Richard 0'Gorman, Samuoi
u. GaSvin and Samuel Jones. .. {,
For Common Pleas--Heury Hilton. 3 ID .ri
For Marine Court--Fiorence Mccarthy ptN
For Rccorder-John r. Hoffman, Thco r. Tomllnson,
Nelson J. Waterbury aud Charles X, Smith. 80 ~
For Surrognte-Gdeon ]. Tucker, Malcolm Campbe and
Patrick hcDcoough, OF The Twenty fret ward.
The Convention nsxt proceeded 70 nomnase formally
land, sixty two votes Mccuun, eight votes. Judge
sutherland Was therefore declared the nominee OF the
Convention. ~ "-
Ihs following ticket for other Judicial possOns
sspssior Cours--JosspA g. Boswersh. Richard o'eor.
man. n o. .Hn ID
Common Pleas Henry Hilton. - -
Marine Ccurt-Torence Mccarthy. III
Recorder-Theodore r. Tomlinson. r f
Surrogate-0ideon J. Tucker. ..fa .r.. .Ia -.
The toussy Convention will meet tonight when candi-
dates for Reues snd Supervisor viii be Pot IN pcmuas
tcn AesG che names ms0tioped Tor Irs stcr thoe
Of Ne~srs John Giles, John Decker, Robert Barkloy,
Philip W. Enes and Thomas Ferris. Mr.. Barkiey isFe
WEN known citizen, formerly President Of the New york
Knicksrbocker staee Company and ~ pressed fof the
ncuinatcn By powerful ipluerces.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
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CISuSSArI. Oct. IL, lssa
Secretary Chase arrived hero this sfernocs Bs was
received at the depot by large crowd escorted
the Burpet House, where be made short speech. ff
Great Interest Is felt In the election which crEss eG 70
Bosness In this city will be partially suspended