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letter From Mrs. Lirc0

Mr. Carpenter. the artist. Who has
~sseen publishing fa-the ~fnvienentfers~fffs
ersonal reeollections OF President Lin
ON. gives n lis last contFItlitjaB, the
blowing extract ofa letters from Ms
Lincoln
Truly, writes Airs Iincola, NJ
orrow has been Ike unto mine an
- broken hearted over this cv-rwhelln
ng affection as when the terrible TRACE
" hrst occurred, and, OF course, realize
far more | have lost The most loving
nj devoted Of husbands, a43 I4ay dear
2oys the father that sons were ever bles-
ed wi tn Until G oa love shau place
ne u his side again. l shall haoN no
'eaec, or alienation Of my grief Know
ng BIN as YOU did. am sure YOU can
pardon and appreciate wife great sor
row over 50 untimely q loss.
How ! wish you could have been
with my dear husband the last three
weeks Of his life Having a realizing
sense that the unnatural rebellion
was near its close, and being most of
the time away from Washington. where
he had passed through such conflicts of
mind during the last four years-fceling
50 encouraged, he freely gave vent to
lis cicerfulncss. Down tue Potomac.
e was almost bovish i'll his mirth, and
reminded me Of his original nature, as l
remembered him in our own home. free
rom care, surrounded ~ those he loved.
That terrible Friday, | never saw
him so supremacy cheerful His man
ner was even playful At three O'Clock
he drove out with me in the open car
Iiage. In starting, | asked him if any
one shoald accompany Us lie imme
d;ately replied No. prefer TO ride by
ourselyes-to day During the drive he
was so gay that l said to him; laughing
": Dear husband, you almost startle
me Ivy your great cheerfnlncss lie re
piled And we'll | may feel so, Mary, for
| consider this day the war has come to
& close and then added " must both
lac more cheerful in the future Be
tween the war. and the loss Of our darl
ing Willie we have been very miserable
Every word he then uttered IS deeply
engraved on my poor broken heart. In
the evening his mind was fixed upon
having some relaxation |
i4mly believe that if he had remained in
the White House, on that night Of dark
ness when the tiends prevailed. he would
have been horribly cut to pieces. Those
iiends had too long contemplated this in
human murder to have allowed him to
escape
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The Supreme Court IS in session.
r. Asa .acrtberof Congress, we Al

T. 4 5 Z !ffpFuO Der at 9 oFfUFess, We arc
willing 10 defend MIR, ,iulian's official
acts s And a. a soldier. so far as Cen
eral Meredith did his duty. we are will
ing TO defend him; but TO engage IN the
personal quarrels of these two men, or
their peculiar friends. who are coutinu-
ally parading their acts before the PEG
PIE. we are unwilling TO take any part.
We tuipk We can give Our patrons bet
ter reading matter RaH3oipA Journal.
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There is man in WAYNE county. Pa,
who is the father OF thirty one children.
thirty of whom are living and in good
health.
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\ ew Advertisements.
A Splendid Lot

4 CONTAINING ncaHy three quarters of acre ~
u ground, for - ale at a BARGAIN Said lot is To-
Gated tie of Main an Eleventh streets,
ming through Broadway, hundred feet wide and
three hundred aud eighteen feet length No better
Lot Of this J. can be found in Richmond.
For terms, &c, cali
n y. NEWTON, Dentist,
Alt Riehinond, Ind.
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For tie Palladium.

Departed this life On the 27ta Of sh month last,
August 1855. ChAslate Nrglt. n the 2Srd year OF
her .s-e, .dau Satego Aquias j. Wright.
SIC was evc- frail in boly vet a the loving
and Seayss oass waa often transferred in the
fuIt slova Of YOUTH AMI hsauty 70 moro eengentAi
cline.
Deprived in early cslHooi Of Mothers love. she
was Ilei By an Atat who. e the last hour Of life
extenii 10 hcr all the ami devotion Of Mother
she having previously e.'.nuattei her last remaining
child - earth aalthe spirit toGol. who gave it,
Deprived u all her ~aaus,talI treasures. most
l,vateI HasaAaI. h.g hcgeAreA AMI absent Erother,
thus zes,,el Is symy 4taetictlly. r. L. H.
lines TO SfY Ny SISTER
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ELECTION.

e The Stockholders in the Richmond and viii
iarnsburg Turnpike COMPANY hereby notified that
an election will ie held in tie Trustees Office the
City Of Kchmond, on
I'd dav. the sfh of I st month. s8S.
Between the hours II 10 and O'Clock Of said day for
the purpose OF eectng Directors the ensuing
year. WILLIAM PARRY, President.
Richmond, 18th mo-, 2esh 1865. Ate
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had tho stock puprhasea transferred 10 Alien - President
That thav September 1855 about fur
thousand then market vuuc for
the compan n.y. and have same assigned 10 the Sou
This being the result Of their uDprohtbe
bad no right Or authority y DO INT. scon brought
compel Garrsoh Asn and others TO surrender and
Me serteass q stock fraadulony ISSUED and dealt e ~
sransfefrins or eneuehe,ns the sal Increased capital
Snyss any capita, stock OF other eompanes for inc
benent OF the Atlantic Nall Steamship Company
junction was granted By Judge Brady Eoxsmbsr uno
others from further interference and dealing with tho In
cred stock OF tho In way, Also from huying
any other stock for said also restraining the Var
me Loan and Trust Company who were the agents of the
Antc Man seamship comosny ~ Thanksgiving thor stock
IRON transferring any portion os the 4lu00 ssres of n
srSsed capital STICK particularly certificates Nos 1873 "
Al for one thousand shares each set1s Lte
Upon ations OF defendantJ counsel that 1900
81 res of the stock had contracted Cor Ia goo
'ath ~ one Lnus Hoy and certificates for the same
mae out before the service the order OF injunction che
TRUST Company the Judge granting order modified IL
~ allow the transfer OF said 5000 shares but held u
the batrnce. NFsf n t y Nl'T 7l'4sr04 ,ffa N
injunction has also been obtained the Superior Court
enoinna the Farmers Loan and Trust c0mpany and Lou
r. iovt and Abraham v. syiis from rnserrng
way stock now in their hands issued by sad Garrison and
Alien.xN .faAs AK issf En- 8s 4N1#f NH A4 fE4
judge Allen, Samuel y. Rareer and spenccr and
"rteas for plaintiffs; Fullerton Rafalo for defend
%Tf0FfFs Y II 4 4 4
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Police Regulations
Surer,ntsnasot Eouaety has JaS isoed ene Iohowsns
order witch d,Sposes thoroughly and eoocusny 81 DIS
Tract A,,or,cy Hala advice to police magistrates OF
tho city - 0ae t.M
Yon are referred TO the following extracts Of the laws a
inc rs s osd ~ insprctars shan possess authority
mairai6 ssury and order and o enforce obedenre 70
their sarands assne 40 election cs and aar,ng Inc
Na m 70 Psaes and good %
.eee - oen ard nnaostrne,ed stathss.
par, eh,i W. ar,ls'c y section 81 -, ,.,,,
reraa r1n pSs: ss city 81:
seasss & one q he ss general deputies
a sss,s
!Ss s,;is Sss York aud presalys xs9
sn s .s .se s san sss me s
ne s If g % PLACID e. any ss
AZ though The Gsrs mssoS the aSsnss was ausaed
voter district wSsre Re makes The challenge
II having currently reported that esrssin
sw from acans IS csssnsss Al he
he'd r. inc es 81 ssw a sa ss o
Dsts Astsy 6 county, q New ySs {, the
Win he soss q who %
clothed With ample X law e Ss s
their .y q. she polls BY issuing warrants for ih" arrest OF
Ycn hereby ordered gps nm pr~sssio~ az
Ss s,s ..a s s ! Z 4 any y
.hsald dssrdery; YOU WI remove him from iss
Inc Board inspecors iae election district wbsrs the dis
orsss may arrested under n. written order Of the
sos.s y i"sssessrs Ss :sSs sss:s
pastsd.n provided BY siatuie-R s part chap VIZ
any issued BY any police ias,iss q either
city for The ofany person acting Is shasnger for
The hands membs. command you win pre-
ey the @ % for snd sgsy esisas
mand to faithfully snss's h WEssFpY saper.a
D. cARrss5ns, Inspector. aseF ES,
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STATE OFFICERS no Be CHOSEN.
List OF THE CaNDIMTEs.
THE ELECTION m NEW YORK CITY.
THE ELECTION IN TIE CITY.

The election that takes place in this city n day 10
enc Of ignincant importance and has direct bearing
upon the welbeng OF New York. Interested polti-
CLANS have attempted to create the impression that
great national involved In the result OF the
ballot to day but such proposition Is failacious The
main question involved In the election In this city is
whothcr We perpetuat the rule ruin and plumber
ting system OF the yammsny "nng," and its
extension into tho executive departments OF
the State, or whether tbe people with united
~ece shall write anathema against every candidate
bearing the name or who upholds the interest
OF tho Tammany beast The leaders Of the corrupt
Tgwam have spared neither labor norsxpsnse TO obtain
q lease OF power; and no chicanery rascality or
wicked device win be withheld in order TO carry the
election Under the peculiar Inspiration Of the ''ring
thousands OF fraudulent been registered bat
those persons not legally entitled 70 vote may
rest II they detected they win meet with
summary punishmens in serving the State on Black,
webs Island Tho right Of svey citizen 70 challenge
Of any person the polls whom they may sus
pee possessing the prerequisites Of franchise, a
wholesome ono. and should be pracssed fully and fear
lemsy to-day
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The Atlantic Mail sseamship Company Rm-
toincd-AIi.ged Frasdulcus stock Opera

The Atlantic Mail -sea mship Company Rn-
toincd-AIi.ged Frasdulcus stock Opera
lions.
before Judge Brady.
wriaw D M. Ro,S,T re'proa yarys A. Rayasr. wu'iam
#spsans H<cvy Fsurns, John Csmpssu ssd sserys n
Hartsa carNc X. Gorviscn, Dsns>f D. An~, samsJ a.
WAsss H.. SassA IT. Bsn1- rhcodc~tss y 6aor IN A.
ia'fie Hssi smpasy The Noe Fora Msa srsssatp
o,aro~y, Ia U~szd State and Bvu-a 1au SsH~Alp 0s-
Pug, TAs Wa hrdss Mad ssss~ssAsp CsmpssS asd re
Farses Lon~ and fv~s cbzsps~y-M nsetns Of
rocthcidev n ths Atlantic Maj seamship Company,
held July l resciuicss were pessed ~ which the eAp
"a sork % the company vCtsd 70 b. incseesed from
NWw N eeoWo0; and The incrNsss Al capital steeks
being to shares Of SlD each share sppruprtaeA AZ
s,sss And srsai YkE ssi s ss Ss-sssy. Sss
We: Iass. s. s,ssssAS co.spssy, 40 :s.sss y.ss
s ssss iasrs. q ins y:v I. 40 s:ss, :, 4,
ssr cs~p.sy den IL . e Hss ysss Ssi Ss:ssssip
q whiA ssssss we're y - plscad in mar
c.asi.ss sss p , ss s.ss 's q Is ssssr -
enoned resolutions transsrsd thirty sx tbousAnd rhacss
ssd srk 10 various pses snd ccvpc~.cus bsfess to
sms nsmed IN the fsson!'sna pssssd july - fian.
being zrures and thu latter President Of tho Atlantic Mall
steamship Company--bsss IN vsoi~on Of their trust
such ON .rs been for sos tune res engngrd through
ssens r huyins asd selling The Atlantic Mall stock isued
aapisi made isrss ~ money said Sus
ress I'D they bought the ssoet above W. marlst
ssssfs u ssS A6Asr DsB sissmsis CsHSssy sd have
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THE ctfalcAl pICEpocxer CASE.

The Accused ArrajHnea fer Examtuafisn &c
the Jcacrssn Msrkes Police Ceura large
Numsbcrs ef Well Known Citizens In Attend.
ance-Testimeny Or Witnesses Popular Sym.
pathy for tho Prisoner, &c.
The examination of the Rev George Williams, the Epis
copal clergyman who arrested Friday last charged
with having picked the pocket of Mrs Clara Moore lady
from Phisdephia Fifth avenue stage related in
former edition Of the HERALD. held before Justice
Dodge .. the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Ever since the particulars Of the ares. wcrs
IL hsse % n ns @
feeling both xdss created Among Epsco
sss, on. ~ hs ssoaa ss
ssssd and az % % s :. an
his Incarceration has received many manifestations
sp.saS With sss and who
express great a the fact Of hs arrest On sun
pressed 70 psrie q the
p.ss sss ss'ss-y e:s:
slsr were aoacsa Mr. cyru: " Field E Field Rev
Hixbes, ocrefAh Hiram wsibridg. wsshingtca murray,
s s T. 1s u 1asH Scsa sns s,s.1
Murray .ppsarsS Tor shs ca%p.sn.n The
Ills fce was very PALE but he seemed otherwise self pos
Miss vcorine Irving the lady the notice.
the ssss p.n gas sss s sns,s s1:m an ss
fa sseaSs stage - The corner Of Thirteenth stree. and
he Sp =
@.sasr sss:sa ne isssi.s .
window un the corner OF twenty second street. when
Ibis aud partly facing Mrs
es. ' o. S:s g aass9 R
drrss % after moving around was drawn out noticed
pocse,bock ia his hand him his hssd quicly up
hs cost him then lean Of the Window spoke 10
Mo Kendall snd said, THAT nsp has Coz that Mdy's
and said:
taken pocketbook she dad not appear 10 understand
1Givo me he poossiSoos. stop The Stage He then
seSss A 10 .t ns s sTmE os he ,russs -
her whss causht hold 81 hin, and my
gentleman 70 help hod the ysn che gsstemsn
sw me .s n s san a he Ss ~. q ne ss
ksns q e r x. -: .s..
Former witness She stated that when xhc the accused
ge upt ease che siage tled him nos,osd he
.oi,s mo he pessetbcos; 70 replied IN low tone. 4
hsynt got ~ and eonInusd III. efforts % g. away
Size Also the passengers In the stage and
- her went. mac. sss. Ion % lSe
sisoash side was nssry full M Williams had never
deliver up the plckctbook TO lie owner demand
MI N. ole, Of z2i Fort Green place, Brooklyn.
tire q the alleged larceny, he had soced any ths
accu pants particularly until he hoard one lady speak the
trying % ease ,hs stage witness bad then resessd
after him, and bad caught The by the collar By
ON ps ss s sp "a c cs .s
s-sed him. the lady whose pockeibook missing had
then sergsd FROM nc s,sss and sow sslsS ne .ssassd
lnonnse drawing from his broa.t he Identified
The counsel for the defendant then psc>edcd with
examination Of the above wisnesses No facts Of Inn
pu over until merit Saturday
afternoon, At two O'Clock.
ne accused sauds committed, bail having
been offered.
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He STATE S.

The elections be made to-day will determine beyond
any doubt the complexion Of the next Congress, II any
question now exists Twelve States elect their repre-
sentative These States entitled to ninetyo men,
bers Of Congress OF their present delegation seventy ara
republicans and txenty-one democrats Judging from
the results OF the elections already held and from what
is OF the political suation in these stntes there
will be no material change. Tho seven States that have
already made their elections have elected sixty repub
Ncans and twelve deRocratS Below We give list OF
the be to-day with statistics
Of rmeviops elections.
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MINNESOTA.

This State elects an Auditor, Clerk OF the Supreme
Court and two members Of Congress- Both the present
members Of Congress republicans Luocln received
In 1854 "a Oh votes Mcclellan 800. In 1895 ihc r.
pabbcan candidate for Governor was ele 'ted-l73o
votes 70 49, 864 for his opponent The State defid.i
against equal suffrage last year by ID s3S votes to ~ 7o
In favor Of tho measure 1e' t' t.+
STATE Ticket.
.M3#. Irrxsrotir Feps11ican.
Auditor ......... .Nelse e. Nelson. Chas. Mc,hwth.
OK OF Supr Court. Dennis Cayanagh Sherwood Hoagh
Congressional Ticket.
dit Democratic. RepsfNid1r.
1-Hichard A. Jon.s sWm Window.
2-Wiluam Coly,lle. y, sIgnatus Donncl6.
sRenomiuRted. 1880
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.


.14 Before Judge Russell.
Tho November term Of the General Sessions commenced
Yesterday his Honor the City Judge presiding Assistant
Disct Attorney Bedford appeared Tho prosecution The
Grand Jury empanelled and Jugr Russc delivered
brief charge whereupon they repaired TO their
resolved 10 adjourn till "Wednesday Mr.. Wilson r. Hunt
selected " act az foreman
: The Petty Jury panel called AMI those gentlemen who
failed answer 10 their names dned twenty -fve
dollars -.e. .ss
There are hundred prisoners in liz romhs the
Of whom will tried during the present terfn The trial
Jerry OBrien charged With the murder Of his mistress is
sos down tor the ~ b INST MN es
NJ Eaward Mccarthy has been assigned by tho court 10
fandn gQrtan
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DELAWARE.

sress In 1884 the state give Lincoln sll5 vo,ss and
Mcclellan 56s In 1862 Governor ssusbury elected
Governor the Union republican ticket by SOS
20 s0A for his democratic opponent The present
her OF Congress b. democrat
State Ticket
D-nsocyo,ic Reg1ssuH
~Gust saulsburv. james Riddle.
Congressional Ticker.
sJhhn A Nicholson. aohn L. McKiua
sRenominatsd, r..
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NEW YORK STATE.

New York Elects Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
Canal Commissioner, Inspector Of State Prisons, thirty
one Members OF Congress- and Members II the Assembly
Votes with also be for and against Constitutional
Convention In 1884, Lincoln received $685. 736, Mcclellan
3ei es8 For Governor Fenton received s69 557, Soy
naouy 3e 20t In 1867 for Secretary Of State Barlow
received sol 055 70 los for Socum. The present
Congressional delegation stands 81 republicans 70 10
democrats The present Assembly stands 70 republicans
N. LA crnls
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VERMONT.

Vermont elects member OF Congress IRON, tue Third
district to-day There choice in this district,
owing 10 split in the republican party 1t the septem.
Der election To-day plurality will elect. Tho candi-
dates are worlhington g. smith, republican. and Waldo
Brigham, democrat. Judge Adds, now holding Con-
sulship abroad, will BIO voted for by republicans
who object 20 Mr. Smith ffM
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WISCONSIN.

Wisconsin elects az members Of CongfcsA Ofshs
present dsieesi,on i've repoblIcsns An6 one h
democrat In 1894 she State gave asciudiae seltess
vse) satSs for Lincoln ssa sAee< Tor NsCIssiss Lass
yesr Fsbctis yss, ~ss aected eSvsyscs ~ ve,s u
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EFT rHE TRUTH BE TOLD.
sRASDRErn's Pitts

day cring thousands whose cases have been pro
Il s s as sss ss ons =
be prevented.
Person. e.ing 70 The rshmaa should take supply thsy
amy rsf FsysGs s General Ses ana
REM S e ~ sSs ST sp p Asss : s
in c0nsaslpdon they have performed wonders.
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS ARE oFFERED:-
BRooxLYN, Oct. g. B66.
gives pleasure % stats the GOOD have s,p.re,a
e. respects .n IKE a, new And AZ. the e s1s. .o.
tended Win severe gripping; but. on farshsr s1p.rs,cs.
sra s1s' Win i' ara rs%ssse ss,.S
ran tho gnasy up % twelve pills. which
Ss
an 81 $ PHI ss Sss
and noIs snatI passsd great quantity q black tcss
re AXE s ii
new u' man ssd deem duty express my rsdtds to
you '' sH2sxl XII l. IhAwLEY xs GLEASON sse,u.
CURE or coxsuMprIox
has used Srssarcdths Pm. for thirty years. Hsvin
ne u 70 % ss a " The Who S Ne
s az
DIZZINESS AND PAIN OF THE HEAD
These troubles are JUS. now extent prsvain
TO cure you raust take from three 70 eight
DRETHs PILLS daily. according % affect The dol A"us
be wen oatmeal sruei; usual may aliowd
the Win BE- have just recevcdE beS
CIT from these nils fset they hare eurcd me Of anunr
= :. - BRAEpRErHs PTtrA
am acgnsincs with crest many ger:ens wncmtbs<er
aAs Of throat of bions and liver a9ectiona - ~
csssfv en~-s EDWARD VAN RAhkT.
4 : At Is y fssr h 4 + ra Canal stvsst Nsw MA
while Rssndrshs PMS carry out uniurssi princips OF
nature they arr tho best ami bilious and aperiesi pin
These pua taken purge freely, win sry
any disease There form kind or
that does curative influence upon nus.
by power rssIslng putrefecAtou they msss
por and all contagious fevsrs Thers
= world purify Tho OF hood.
Brsaareih House New York. principal oance.
Observe Uned states, b. Brandrcfh In While Irtsrs
In Governments ctAmp eHch boz.
Attention 10 this win insure the Genuine PiIs
Price - CENTS with fun directions. Sold by al drn sts
ccHILBERG,s GERMAN OIHTMENT-wARRAyTED
- certain without the slightest danger for piiesr
ao for sale Il % Bowsry and BY All principal drues
e1On REwARp.-sroLEN, FROM CHAMrHs
lands ana ssa.re 10. was"a psseS hack . iG ~.
with spiral spring cushion. 32 viii be paid for the sppre
hension OF the thief. Address Andrews McDonAd n
West Foriy-third strert.s Nfe rt@~N l8N
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HART-PAyNroN On Monday, November 5, by the
Rev Mr. Brown, JANIS HART of Montana Territory, 10
e. xA AMELIA PAYNT0s, Of New York city. No cards.
NoRM 4NDEA u--C Con DsuLIER.-On Monday. November g.
by the Rev. Father Lafont AnoLpHE NoRxAsDEAu, Of
Assumption. G. F., 10 JosApRs, only daughter Of tho
late Charles COrdellier OF Williamsburg.
RoGERs-STARR.-At ST. James' church. New London,
Saturday. November 8, BY the Rev. DR.. HaIIam,
assisted by the Rev. Samuel Upjohn, Dr. j. II Ro0sRs.
Of gag Harbor L. L. 10 GEORGIA STARR, Of New London
sHIMAE-BuCK.-I Philadelphia, on Thursday even
ing, November !, by Rev. Pr Brooks, Brevet Major
HENRY r. SILrmAs, OF United States army, to Miss
CArHARNE f.. eldest daughter OF Charles n Buck ESQ.,
Of Hudson county, ". j.
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3 Conversational Ticket.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Massachusetts elects State executive onccrs, both
branches Of the Legislature and ten members OF Cop
gress In 1854 the State gave 100 ss votes fT Lincoln
to for Mcclellan ~ 50 as yoe % s q,
General Couch democrt The present congressman ara
ali Tem,hcans apx thore are lesa than dozen demo-
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ssv sssk s<ssaAs 70 she suffrage ever, nal. .s,,y..s
~ sns sgs Sbo shsiI have Ten dsys c,tz.p N.
yas j. ihs sts -four months 10 sns county, ana ,s,y,v
ssys In ,hs dsirct' Bst mar Il color sssi, cod.
snss he hes been three yerr c,s~n cf ,e state. and
for year IRE Of freehold worf, S1,o az !,
inspn,brAaess which be shall have pas1 ,.r s.s
bs " be suhjsct - dseos tax snlcss owne sscb
hssnsld laws ere sutbovis~d ssd have breu psss@d
Asesny ~ nfsnoNs criHe. alsc psssops tsttns ths
Aoscs No srsoe sSiss " lreU rssi1sncs bs ressss
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ueclsIaMs IN SUPREME couar--cHAMBrHs.

BY Clerke J.
Vim. CemGn n al Second Apen< YIilr0nd Company H
do not wish In this matter interfere with the decision
the motion must leave tho plaintiffs TO their action.
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Of prewnce or ansance IN the serr'ce OF sns up.sa
Ste8-nor IN nav isat,on-asr a. student 40 foua'-
pary-sos Ia a., ..s,llu or prison. Tue new HegsFy
aw also inlposcs ,snj,tons tile puIpnr OF WHEN y
already gapinaE 70 chose oil our faAue's $40 ~ 'o'S
to-day.
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MISSOURI.

Nine members OF Congress 10 be elected from this
State The present delegation stands eight republicans
70 one democrat In 1864 Lincoln received 7676, M:
CIellan 81, 626 Last year the now constitution
adopted by syots Of 43,67o toa41, sos.
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couRT Or COMMON pLsAs-pAaT g.
Commissions On sale Of Real Estate.

Commissions sale Of Real Estate.
before Judge Cardozol
j. r. Harris Daaisi BuTaeu-This was an ACTION Tor
coninissons The sale Of firm in weschoser county
which the plaintiff alleges he employed broker 70
and purchaserfor The price % have been $1,000
AFTER few purchased r property Defendant
tends that plaintiff did not negotiate the sale At all Com
plant disrnissed.
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MICHIGAN.

Michigan elects Stnr ofcers and six m-nbsrs Of Con.
gs.s Tbe present Congressional delegation is entirely
republican In 1s the State gave Lincoln 81 SAL votes
Mcclellan 74seA The vote for Governor The same year
~ ega In 1913 republican candidates for Regent or
the univelsay elected by majority Of 10 0oo