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einlh. between = and b streets, an EGamsllsd
Gold Bracelet, Inscribed Inside, 'will to Dollie,
December H, is66 " The hoder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving Il with W. N. ireland. Room
u, second floor, Post once Department, oe25 II
TAKEN gsTRAY BY METROPOLITAN POLICE,
l one HELPER, red, with white belly, tail and
the hi ghest cash bidder THURSDAY. November 4,
1900, at 10 o'clock, Q, m At the bazaar OF W. l.
wall Co.. II not reclaimed PRIOR thereto At this
ONCE, 70. . Louisiana avenue.
BY order. GEO. II, HERRICK,
oet2i.A Property Clerk.
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LACKEy-LAURBNsoN.- on the asth instant.
~ Rev Ssthsr Lynch, a. st Aloysius church,
daughter OFF. Laurenson, Of Baltimore, Nd,
Baltimore papers please copy,1
BBRBBRI 0H-wALTER- On the 2sth instast,
" sev Father AliF, At 81, Msry's church, kossRT
all Of this city. :
- DIED. .H. .
0fTERBACE. On tbs 18th Of October, At thu
sye.nore Farm, In Virginia. PHILir oTTERBAcK.
His friends and those Of the family are respect.
fully iayited 10 attend the fuuerai from the resi-
dsns: Of his mother, on Eishth street east, near
hsp m,
CAIkY. On The morning Of the nth instant. At
W O'clock, nAAo CArr, IT., sged S years
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited
70 attend hs isasFai from his late residenee, Par
ishisss,s ..s..., III. s.rSooa osiSsR anu
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JTsITBD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHIseros. D. c.. Oct Is, ls6o.
,op The petttioa Of wILLIAx W HgBBELL, Of
patent granted 70 him on N 2,i day OF January.
1853. aud r-issued on the 18th day Of January, 1875,
JI az Improvement In Ecee nitric Explosive Bhslls:
II Is ordered tkst the testimony 10 the case be
closed on the 18Th day OF December next, that the
time for hlinz arguments aud the Examiners re-
port be limited to the rfh day Of December next.
AID that said petition be heard on the Sd day Of
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL s, FISHER,
oe2s ThN Commissioner Of Patents.
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Edu sationsl.

MRS H.. c. BUTTS. TsACHER OF VOCAL
W Music. Residences Grant Place, second door
iron Tenth Hre~t sep9l
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aa8 Penusyl~anl, avenue, betwsen Twelfth and
Thirteenth stre-t-,
All Game 10 sssSoni cystsrs III every style, Ice
creams water 1sssI Roman PEACHES, q ways ON
hand' hecrs open until the Theatre and Concerts
s't out Parties, Weddiaes. suppers, and Reeep-
mons furnished at ths shortest notice and most
rsasonable terms Parties furnished with the finest
Table Ornamsnt' aud Ware, Walters, &c. dc. ,Ae.
Country Orders promptly attended to. oels3 Sun
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RH COOPER a LATIMEt, Auccrs
- (suceessors to J. q. Mcclure q Co d
Southwest Corner Of Penu.ylyAniz avenue aud
Eleventh street.
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skEioR FghsL t6AaE. shh5ShhSgS cHsns
BEN fnRMirURs, PAINTED COTTAGE
, 1869-11-03
ELSEWHERE.

apcclal Dezpatcnea 10 Tnn chicago Tzttuue.
BLooxtH6rox, IL, Nor 2--Dloomtngton gives
'ss tss s.,
Democrat, ~; seoa4kt, Prohibition, Ia.
Jsnes, Republican, ior Treasurer. 645; Snli-
wrll nruoc1a:. o6t; heFA11znd, Prohibition,
Merr.1ran, Republican, candidate for County
Judgr, al: Deaa. Democrat, 40, Kelly, p1ohibl.
siia,eht Republican. County clest, n; Dr5son.
Demociai, 6ss; DauoG, P1ohlnrton, 1sa.
Hun, Republican candidate Tor School cornrd,s-
f191ss s,e.aa 81; u conan pemoch ''s; wilkins Eo
Apdersop, Republican candidate for surreJor,
So: johnson, Democrat, 80; sprtngatasd, PFoas.
Ihe yose was Light, The Republican ticket u
elected hy sruan astF1ty.
Exc1lA COUNT.
county od,csaa toot plscs to-day. md paased Of
with Hits excitement Toe entsre Repablleaa
county tcket = probably elected BY mstostnee
u lie % DEMOCRACY lad splendid uefet 10 tae
neld, and worked hard In tho cixJ, Barter. Dem
ocsxs, ls elected Mayor BY tu1Au majority. L24t
sssss. hi A' III 3esr 10 pe@oe.as5 esffy Pea1ta b
no. Bonnre1 ate bssilng, and the Democrats ase
rejoicing over their rstz1. Returns tom ths
city Ase mt&&fn, Gut sufficiently reliable Qfual-
Gle The Deu3pef3uc triumph.
JACKSON coCFTr. -.
ClHpoxpuE M NOT; 4-Ihs e!eotton y elo.e.
rickes = posstoay eaectsd owing to An anticipated
Republican majority IN NiInamson CoQuty. Cap.
tain Clements, Republican candidate mt the Cou-
auttt1noai Convenuun frum 1rst county Ind jack
son ID probably elected
kiRsH4I1~ co1FfF.
unhT, MaEah4li GO Ill. Nor. A-The average
Republican majority In tnfs 70 N IL about t51.
70 DAF1kss oorH1y.
GALKTl. IT,, Nov. 9-1na entire Republican
tscket u elected, BY N average Of lD majority ID
EAIt aaIena and 6y Al sseFzse OF 20 majority 1n
West Calen&
ApiNs COUNTY.
Qr1Hcf, III, Nor. l-The election passed on
very quietly here today, and the scrstchIng q
haye nothing Official up to thts Urttnx tM1dnisnt}
However. pufnctent n known 70 t1stlfy The &aaer
tIon that Mitchell, for County JndEe; Morton
| County C1esk, Republican, aro elected The 70
maipIcF OF tho Democratic ticket Will be elected
1t u thought that the rAt1roAd subscription VII
ca1TT bT small majority. Tue city vote was Al
| most unit for the subscription.
| EAEdAA0f CorHTf.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Nov. a-Tho second day 9
| Soyenberl opened bright and beautiful, much I,
| the satta sctlon OF I'M. weather Republicans III
| Fote can In this city and county has been Ter
| ttghi, u w84 expected; but IL this CIT and toWl
| the Republican,, ehAt1nK od fnc 1etaA!KJ teA
| chung to them up to eloct1uu. worried Win WI
and defeated the CopperneAd ticket by nAtonkae
Isuftug from 10 to 10, the largest majority nean
] tot Noah VI. Mstheny, Republican candidate 70
| County Clerk, ana he u doub&lea9 eitcted b! =
majority IN the county. being tae AFeaa matotit
ever given Hay md faskt Rspntssean cana
tialca 70 the Constitutional Convention for ~
TTenueth Distr,cx, are also elected. The Hepus
flcsp3 are j1hllant and tho Coppe1ht4ds dtapol
tens Returu2 ste coming In AoFJt pat u
cyhlept that S4nS1uon County hn4 nearly, II nt
| npite redeemed hefNen
, 1869-11-03
WISCONSIN,

ltN&AA%&fA ~ A4G N4t~-AN AAsA4AAeN
kAptsof. Sov. =
The election In this city passed od veJ qotestJ,
with tne ugntest Tote for ytatR. Not morn Demo-
crsta th4n Republican, stayed It home 9oEe1nof
Fairchlld receives Sp1Rndid h0nh endofsemenS
Ropluson eettlux ooly IS majority. whcfe&1 ITO
yeafB ago Tal.0adEe had III majority: S4npotnr
Democrat, il e1ec&sd To iae h1acmhy hJ 100 nh
Jof1sy. yilta Democratic candidate for Tho San.
s1e h2s ool} q stcEttJ 10 ne clty, md rstuIns
frot1 other fownB le4ve no doubt that 0arlA Re
p1bfcaD, IS elected a!tf him
Tue city vpte u u fonoW1:
Fer GpseEnut-F1irchild, 30: Robinton, 6oS.
Lieutenant Goye1nor-Poupd, 741: Gf2y. 80.
Secretary OF 8tate-Breesa, rs; Cock, ~.
Treakurer-B1ctx, Ios: Black. SIS
Attorney 8eot11l-Bofdoe, SIS: F1nneT, rs
Ftsoa Cainnazasoncr-RheeleT, to; BARLOW,
1853
ssatr rsu1estntentent-CTs,e, 7s4; Cannon, ss7.
SeDA{oF-R e. D4vts, sb9s Villas 611.
AssembJ-uudson, ~; Ssnborn, SIP. tn The
special from JaucaslIle thoxa SO majority for
F1itEhfld. handsome TalQ. and tho election OF
GrAham iRepuhlic41, 10 tho AsscmhaJ.
MADISON, Nov. I-ketufno from HeTerteeu
toxps snd cities IN different parta show : net He-
ptpltcao xain Of u o.e1 two yt11s No, and tn-
Fcre the election Of TIM whote Republican ucfst
| pv lAIHeE majority than 1as FfVe1snt that une.
r. NApfsoN, nor. 4-lhufghk--RAsnrns froto
sevcuty toanA md eisses show Kan q 1.sco 9 :
! of 6poo az ih,oed TIE L<xt1lk1ure viii be -
Tne Republicans a. II e1oek hfed a1lufe, md
N4M1pKWk AuT. 2-Vpyn ~ f1as2aa-aee'
, 1869-11-03

tas7: wooaforda majority, a,foA Tat Demo
1ztc ticket for members OF the L~G!slAtufo re-
rrised majority Of about 6oo0 Ete1T pfecnes
tn q ers ward ct the cltJ Easo MAJORITY for the
D+uocntc ticket. For SneEin the vose NAs:
slbe5t, Dempcrz., 1b,1T4; Woodat Republican.
A1s7; WAong, NorktnRmtn1 cA1dldAIe, s9zs'
ALABAMA
MDs1Ix, Nov. Tina election passed OF nth
eot the sIlehte4s dsor1lef. Tbe .oso w4s hRda
Tpe total sote IN thu ctU Wts ha1p. Demo
e1tto ua9hoettv oi ~. KnooRh u known from tue
rst,ncy fxoclness 10 tnAufe that MzRoo, De.2o-
tu esecaed oy 1,oos 1s1}n41.
KkNSA8.
~8pectsl DeSpStch 70 Tna Chicago Tf{ouHA
I4AwKu@, e., Nov. l.
Thn .1rrtton in snia State Wa tot Membet1 Of
the HonAa aud county pfloerA Bat 1ltiA tutoeoss
Vas N eu Id the election. and scarcely hs1l roa
vas BOILED. There wxh 1UslRhs DemeE9Ane
t1eFet ii oNty one ef two OF tho conntlea- In Gen
esel better mewne1 hare been chosen foE the
IkKillaSu5e than frt1aez4J.
, 1869-11-03
6TENNE8pTAA
Special Despatch TO The Cnfoago Tribune.

St. PAU, MINI, Nov. :
pwtDn to the 1ne weather, eKueme back1Hd-
DexG Of farm WORK. and lAck Of tnta1e6t she sote
tnrop1hoot the skats u but about threefouI Of
thas mo yeRn tEp. which NN Light fstofn5
thus far ftoated Indicate that tbs KepunneA
ticket fot atAta o0tcAta u elected hy from 09o 70
5000 majority. Au4unH majority for Governor
Win be los4 than The balance OF the ticket The
mn{u thap a9o0 votea. Il II tuPosa.baa
to make a. estimate Of me Le9talatuta, q no 70
turn whatever hare been received Thefa lnde-
pendant nominations are IN tho neid. IN tnta
RsNsey, county 20 general we're the Epllts that up
10 1nionfxbt no oracsN resurrs hid been raAas
Known. A1st1n u vef3 much behind his nctef IN
;hia etty. Republican, cl1!{p to hare elected tvs
REPRESENTATIVES and sNo OF th1oa county ot5cer1
IL WtnouA County. The pesnocTaa claim 6eus-
tu1, which il \ Ea1n.
uesota gives Ansstn {Repi $50; oas iDeu.l
asta. There are % many splits II ~ city ana m.
conntY 11cketz, That II Il Impossible 70 FIVE tne
vote or St psnl Au4,in'4 majority IN the stAte u
Estimated IT 1900 to 1000.
, 1869-11-03

infou, "a; FAFchlid 20: Doassef. lSl: Le1kln. H.
u To1n ii atsn1dio- RSbin.on. III: F.,roa,:e. y.
19H9 Of r. II. w. X aS4sase
s1Tes onl1 La1a ma}1sst: tm Robtu.ou. eaieh y
eot1dered quite Republican ERtn- We Al~o EJECT !!
Va Wsra. % I'd T. si Miet, Il tns Toarsn Wstd Tasse
Two wafds may nov Be counted u Republican |
warda the ooaoty viii probably 70 about s7s
Rsta1na S non tns s,a.s s.s vezy meAue, u no
edoRs has boen made b. tho proper oo1a muees 70
70 es g. 81. .ass ca
0euetsl Faucn11h hy aboas &ooo mAtn7ts{. Tho
Assembly and senate Will probably b about the
No newn nom Minnesota ur 10 II ?. NJ \
NnwArxxK. Nov. k-KernFns from sevent5 7
couuries sad toNLa 10 d1deEens parts of no et.se
when tre Republicans had 4.1s4, > majority Of
l,7at; and tho Republican 6tste Comm1ttee eatl.
mate Fst1chiias naloaty y About 9oo& Nisa sae
LestatssOrc of about the 'sme ooma'e1son - 'as'
Foxp pu Lac. rov. 1-1he cssy and town Of
Foga d1 r. s1s Tsaa sa, ~ RsnsaS s fooo
Spring Greou-Fnuchtld, 81
Hcateou-Elnohard, Democrat, 1sa
Mhdt1ru-RoDttSon, IL .
Tno Tsst Of tns De1ocrst!e ticket v11 a.e!sge
about 100 majority. D4s11 II pfnnsoy elected 70
she Senate ny ntsvy matos7tH; ..,x
Portagc-Aoo9nson. I'll: Hhee'eSs Assem"s'
RAndolph--Roalnson,s ~. --...-..
Fog lake-FAtrchiId. u; Fowler. hspoohcan'
scnsetsns ezs,,ie-Fairoal,d 81; 8oaaultx. Sen
aie, 70; MaIpr, Alsenh15. 70.
hd'st P a5efs IL. 1a5s coo1sanRoein,en
Arens, 1osa connty-Fa1rcaild, 81 Roc, Al
nddeepon, c.a.to,d couug-rArenild. 10
Deiantio, WaaEesha Coun.y-Falrohud, s.:
T1eknor, ReAt u: !Aclues, Assembly, 70.
Wssh,pStoo. 0zaufee ecoaniy-Rounson, 81
Wa1secs, Cfawtoro CountJ-Robtnson, L.
| Unlon 0rHSe-PAfchfld, 14x
/ p11teu-Fairehi1d, e.
1anenr, lACioase Counsy-FAischild, Isl; Tat
| len, Repe At7embly, 1e3,
| bparta-Fauchild, l6A
TuunfAtn P1atrts-Fstrchlld. q.
| KNeepp1t-FAHcAiA, *
PnHe du Chlen-Roonson. 1so; George Eer
ssss.s@F.eae Ss nc eafsa i. cit, by 1856
toz1ty. Tho nemoc1au carried 1t last aprin9 n1
10 majority. Kennedy. Rep, lor the Assembly
u Sadass4.sasaso0, siadsse 3 & ms51os Z
1lndIana. JMesa Comfy. FaszcAild, 70. Potter
% Ienon ~ Wei, Juneau County, Fa,,caild. 80 ua
tor;ty, Bustsf, Dtna-, foF tha Assembly, 30.
Iuvn Of Merton, Wantosax CoaneJ-ts Demo
isi s. asseSsg.aspeas. ess!: s:ats SssfsS ~
Hudson Ctr md TpWp-1so Republican.
PIe,c9s-fai1eh''A, g
Es9ndoo-Fa.fch1ld, u
Tovn Of spTtng fsle, Fond Au 1Ae County
coIatubus- us-Fanchtld, S. suttin, Der,oc.att
Tyncena-Fasrchiid,7 Is majority: Black, Reput
cny q BsrinIFaachia, 7sa ns]ofitJ.
WkukeAs-Falrchndt 80 mstorst{.
, oaK 0fose. Dodge Couaty-sssse ticket,
. Democratic majority
MauttaNoc village md tnNa-1es heponuca
majority. FobeA, Republican, Aaseuh1, has
, 1869-11-03

--.-- pNIfQukkT.
The following ptec1ncts 2ro delinquent:
First Ward, Second aud FouFta Precincts,
SECOND Ward, Second Precinct.
Thltd Ward, f1t5k Precinct
Fourth Ward, Fourth Precinct.
Filth Watn ftzst aod Third ProcinclE
Sixth Ward, Fourth and F1Ith Precincts
Esghth Ward, Fourth PrectoeL
Ettth Wars, Third and Sixth Precincts.
Eleventh Ward, Tnl1d Precinct
Twelfth Wttu, Pint, Second, aad Fourth Pre-"
cinct4. .....
Thirteenth Ward, Seco1d and Fourth Precincts.
Fifteenth Ward, f1ath Froc:nc1
Sl1teehth Ward, second And Fourth Precincts.
CoCkfY FOWKB. .
Tbs following rnato11ues are given for the C1tl'
xenh' ticket b, tho county ioWua:
Elk 0Eore, Iba.
Evsnst0n, 20o.
LAka FleK, 1n7.
Hanover, II.
, 1869-11-03
mAN9ACF1UkETT
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Trtbuna

&
.,.x.. - 80. .,ss,.t -.
Inc hepaoHcan ssa1e ueket aAa oeeo e4eoeeu ~"
daJs but 9oFcSnor LlAnlns Ra}os1sJ - conmoelA-
biz decreased nom that Of 1867 and that Of 1863
.rra vnte ror Mr.. John Quincy Adama bxs sleo
tns 'o'e ~ =. ssa- -. -. ,~n la. .,sc.
osSa DEL r,vnrt.ocst. m rsro ~ fe
rof "a <yro.f II IN the faha nf f1,a nntonent Tho
.trvns N tn this t}nn - "a ri, tndia tim ng the
trsc I'll r. ths Ixhnr Reform nsrty. Tia yote for
y. a4sa&en a&tssa,s -. ~ ~ ch.mnn.ein = v@rv nne1en
- .a,ns tnW,. 1+tne hin isrca nat4artiiex HhIie
Shrrs u;;er,f ienore hin. In Boston t1s polls
Se fsctIses nesfit Of ihs to,al 1ots.
!, ,ss s..,ss. ~. hne incsi sss1eS r1sher than
n.t1Hn.i snt1,1 ~. y.snorshs far Inn. Tnn RE
nsu0nM Poc{ T III. "a ine stnn,t1 and
Iss an ~ sTsIatu1n i sura to p,,e u LICENSE
lay. A., 49,,
n tee ~! Aasms By B.uiNMy y 0ses .s...d 49,. ~ ~
out Of thirty seven KepfesentAhvt9 elected u
1oe3on aod Ao1b1ly' tNenH.ona afe pemosA ass,.
ever, cAse where Republican candld.te va IN.
deIstood 10 falor prohibition ne W. Se1eatcd oT
coalition Of the 50 o-called liberal RepohslcAns
Aod Democrats
EcdTuf, f2V- -2-Se1enty.IoaI toWu! !oot nps
CtAn. 81 2S3: Adams, ,E1us AQAH3QGfs&&A, &s0&os
, 1869-11-03
asxxibtp Case OF PAricIde In 87ls-
RtrAtppis

NKxFHM, Nov. ~ nox1thte na1de1 VA com-
Hbephtfd, Collector Of Ictefusl Reveane, Wolle
ling IN bis hed, prostEasrd py PatalynA md ~.
rt}H 10 lift his hand, Wxa shot thfunga the auaft
~ hls hon Lenunel. 1po entered tho room juss ~
ia rnpihef was leatin1. ArA see7hsrd,
gearing The repost q tho pistol. returned 70
the room. not1ced tho absence OF her eou. and
su1nrised st the report having no eject upon her
husband, The vent 10 the bed. And dtsc1.errd
thaI b hid been shot through tho heart. founE
Huods. wM pu,eued By thn ci1xans, who had
iesFped Of ahe AnatE. arrested. and brought back.
Bl ihia lime the excitement Wa 10 great that y
rrnn, tEfcttrg butatnx!y puptahment On the paETt-
c,de He Il s1,N a~altlo4 trial. HhtbkeJ 10 the
suppoAed c41le, He Ii q Jes11 Of a2e-
, 1869-11-03
MARYLAND.

BA1I1so1k. Nor. 1-Tne rotn n tess nty ; %,
DIR W4a nunsuany light, oSlJ lAs0 eesax PSa!sa ~
CompTotH OF the 6tx.o TTossu1 Ma4: Wo0
Eed peapefAA 1At0; &tKsuh Re9aaaesa-
, 1869-11-03
NEW YORK.
6necaal De8nzsch to The Cntcxgo Inoone.

Special nt4pa&ch to The Chcx9O TFibonH.
INV YoHx. Nov. &
II re have lost the State uctrt, u 1t L now
feared 1t h4s been eolety through repeating To tala
city. The returns are not get complete enough 70
WARRANT ua In admitting The loss Of the StAte but
II aeens cltar thai We havc taTed The Les1A.1tureL
In this CITY Greeley nm 4head OF hs ticket b. the
ucket IN greatly increased bJ the popular rally for
SHcl and Gstiey. Tnt wore Of tnis CITY tof SlEel
Is bs.s: for Nelson. ss.s3a: fog Gle4e5 = oa& Tor
AIle1, 5Sll Tne loUe1t eaIlroate for frauds from
repeating u Is 900. The constitution y 3og Eteat-
u through the treachery Of onc- Of two Repohu-
can EnAnA9t1s.
vprx o7 NV xonx CIT.
, 1869-11-03
BU8INBSS NOTICES.

Notes.-The q. =. Fire E1ttnxuisher
C. dcs.re brst ciAAs Agents 5or the sAae pt teeE
FIRE ExItpvuishet In This St4te. Ths hnsine4s u
fuIiJ es,shaiahed, this Exunsuisahr hA'lng neen
% :he msrket Bapce 1885, 1t II used ~ tne New
Ycsk Frs Department md uAuy Of tho leading
ciliea It IL tho ouly reliable F1se RxttnKn1ahef.
being endorsed ~ a1l tue Flo Insurance Com
panlea md most Of The Chser Eu4tnees through
ont the unfou. ~ Also tho United 8tates Govern
nept EVER hnEt1rE requires ms or moro
Tnopteph1 o1 them hA7o been sold, and nsl!!oo1
Of property hare been saved By xhem. Het Of
which csu be had On application For parAcalEs
address U. &. FIRE EtrN0cBHKR Co, Head
DtDoe, Deg strees, New YORK.
, 1869-11-03

The Rest and Original Tsnfc OF
Phosnnofsttd Eltxtr q CSlIssY1 hAft. The iron
restores color to the blood, The phosphorus re-
news waste Of tbs nerre t1sane, and the calisaIa
orraps, thereby curing dyspepsia In lta various
forms, waferufnes general debility, depression
OF spirits: al1o, the beat preventative Against r.
fcr md AxpA. Manufactured only by C8aNtN,
HkxaFt i Go., New York. Sold py dEuEg1tA
, 1869-11-03
NEW JER9EYs

Sxwizx, Esv. a-Esse1 Connky elee4 tie e.
tan b elected to the State Senate bY 400 ns-
tWH1 over Luell, Democrat For the Assembly
Tho kep1bitezna eject III. and tna Dtmocs3A
thrte. Democratic gam Of enc.
Union County e1ec18 Democratic seaaset.
NldNe4ax Cnon1 s1oN1 RepanHeaa e3ips. cut
4Hr-T*s Gounfr eis.eta tVo Rspa1sean Assembly,
tnen kud one Democrat, 3 Republican Eafn o. one:
New Nunsxsek E.ve1 Jared kepnn!han, ~ - ~
majority 1of xne ASsenbt, and FIT, 'oE sne1lo.
Pif1t PKnIpxifH1t, Nov. IA deQshca ks1ss the
following ypee for members Of sas A2ee&n3 Ii
% F!rsi DtsTicS bon,an, Repuhrczu, e majority;
second pfsuiG, Entnr, HepnnllcAns y may1HJ:
Tnn6 put14c1 IN tn1hs- Beffea KspanlkAn. =
r. the oounty oy 80 majority.
, 1869-11-03

Felf Advcyttkcd.-PhnFo TftnftA
or SAW at1Qp for the hair carries With 1t It's own
bcst adyertisentut Al tho Light shines through
tho bottle you Aeo that she lqQld Il ~ clear IS
the azure OF heaven. You aneI II, and dnd tho
hatr to xnT natural Ahada without ko!ng the scalp
OF producing headache Nothing can b more
hhf3nt4x1
, 1869-11-03

Tho truo secrct OF beauty lies In the
n,e OF UAgAnI Magnolia Ra1n for fha coua-
irecrcs and tan disappear where It Ia applied. aud
I bcAu,u1i compie xion, Of pure, sa:tn.Eke tex-
ture, u obtained The ptalnes& features A1a nt1e
Remember. 1sganf Algnolta Balm I. the thing
that produces these enecu, and Any hdy can Sc
cufe 1t fpr Is eentt 1t any OF cur atored-
I1ou1 Easn2itpn u the ne9t hair dfe6stnf.
, 1869-11-03
BUHIHE99 UHANUE3

For AAnction E4ies - and ~ Amuso
mentsH see First Page.
, 1869-11-03

Chapped Hnnds and Ehces Cured
b. using Juniper Tar So4a Made by Csswcil.
Hazard i Co, New fosx.
Paper uanE1nKA and Window
ahadss, tatess styles. Paints, oils, Ri1ss, and
bruahea at ?. E. HgbJ T. 50 Randolph sueet
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20
In Mrs. Heman's beautiful words ::

And bid me not depart" she cried,
" My Rudolph, say not so
This is no time to quit thy side
Peace, peace, I cannot go!
Hath the world aught for NE to fear
When death is on thy brow?
The world what means 1t ? Mine is here
l will not leave thee now.
have been with thee in thine hour
OF glory and of bliss;
Doubt not its memory's living power
To strengthen me through THIS.
And thou, my honored love and true,
Bear on, bear nobly on:
We have the blessed heaven in view,
Whose rest shall soon be Mon.''
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20

NUMBER j.

pain, and was very little annoyed by the
!" loathsome disease" 1t certainly don't
improve ones looks while the postules are
on the face; but it leaves one in such an
excellent condition, that it amply paws for
the trouble and expense incident to a few
weeks sickness. One could not ask for
kinder or better treatment than the patient
receives at the Hospital. The doctors are
attentive, nurses prompt, and the Sisters
those gentle, self-sacrifcing womeu-are as
kind and good as it were possible for
wife or mother to be at home.
The remedy now generally used there,
In the earlier stages of the disease. is
iresh brewers yeast, tablespoonful being
given every two hours until the postules
are niled with matter. 1t acts like charm
and IS said to be equally as beneficial id
clearing the body of the complaint after
the scabs have been formed. | would not
advise any one to needlessly expose them
selves f; but, If any of their family or
friends are taken with the small pox, see
that they are properly attended to. and
send them at once to the hospital unless it
IS considered better to have them remain
at home
That the disease will continue in this
State, and especially on the line of the
Pacific Railroad, during the coming sum-
mer, there is little doubt, but, by proper
care of ones health, and thorough vac
clnatlon, there is little danger of contract.
ing it. 1t is nothing when compared with
the yellow fever, the cholera, or many 9TH
er malignant complaints which so often
visit the country.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20

AN UNANSWERABLE ARGUMENT.-A
writer from Tennessee says: We have a
justices of the peace in Marion county the
same as other States, and some of them are
hard to beat in their decision of cases, as
the following will show:
George P. N, minor of twenty years
of age, after baving served three years in
the United States Army as private, came
home to his fathers house, and this year
raised crop. There happened to be a
dispute between James, the father of
George, and his son, whereupon George
went out into the field where his father was
at work and commenced pelting the old
man with stones, so that he had to flee for
his life. James, the father, went to one
Harris, justice of the peace, and got a
warrant for George p, his son, charging
him with assault and battery, with the in
tent to commit murder. In due time the
Sheriff had George before Squire Harris
for trial The usual question of guilty or
not guilty being put to the prisoner, he
plead " Guilty, but that, being minor
under twenty-one years of age, ne was not
accountable for bis acts, but his father, be-
ing his natural guardian, was responsible
for all his acts, C vii and criminal" The
court held that this was an unanswerable
argument; therefore James was taxed with
the costs of the suit, and George P was
discharged. Can any of your squires beat
that decision!
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20

81 will die with you," she said, tbs
for that I came, and no power shall force
me from you" and she prayed for the one
mercy she hoped for-speedy death of her
husband.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20

A DEAR JoKE-A Michigan paper
says that early last week man was killed
at lumber camp in that State under the
following circumstances: Deceased was
fond of fun, and while the lumberers were
lying around in their shanty at night he
slipped out, climbed the root and initiated
an owl, by scraping the roof and hooting.
Those inside supposed it really was such,
and upon the impulse of the moment one
of the men seized gun and went out to
shoot it. He saw what he supposed was
the head of the owl, and fred. The shot
took effect in the head of the joker, killing
him instantly.