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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27
10 EH1 U1sro1FUMAr,
NEW REMEDIEsI NEW REmsp,rs
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPESs.Rx

600 kEARSEY street, corner
W Commercial, San Francis
co. private entrance on CONNER
etal ST., established In 1854, for the
Treatment OF Sexual and seminal
Diseases. n ~ GonorrheA.
eject. StritTpr~. Syphilis In all its
forms. Seminal Weakness. Impo-
tency. etc Ska Diseases Iof
years stacdingl. and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
DOCTOR ClBBoS has the
pleasure Of announcing that he
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27

S. W. DAVIS, poor bookseller in Cincin-
natl, who several years ago assisted a comuara-
tive stranger out of some financial troubles.
now finds himself the legatee of 50, 900, 900,
the bequest Of II. T. Hanley, of ST. Louis, who
turns out TO be that stranger who has never
forgotten his obligations 10 the man who saved
him from bankruptcy.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27

(A FOR SALE, A F1RE-PROOF BUILDING.
iiE4 In Star City. containing 5000 feet Of lumber
hti - with strong hre-proof iron doors.
tk.E3 26u n. LEVY, winnemucca.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-27

Ar some Of the fashionable boarding schools.
1t is said, in the East, young ladies are taught
the art OF refusing an offer so as to give the
victim little or no pain, or perfect avalanche
OF agony.
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THE DYING MOTHER.

THE DYING MOTHER
We we're weeping around her pillow,
Tor we knew that she must die,
IL vAs night within our bcsoms-
II rAs night upon the sky.
There we're seven Of Us children,
the Oldest one Of all:
So tr1ed 20 whisper comfort.
But the binding iears uOah fan
On my knees my little brother
leaned his aching brow and wepS,
And my listers long blaek ;resses
DER my heaying bosom swept
he shadow Of Al svfcl fear
Game DER me "a trud
To lay the burden Of my grief
Before the thruae of God
"Oh, be hind 10 one another"
Was the mothers pleading prayer,
As her hand lay lie a Snowflake,
On her hahy's golden hair.
Then . giory round her forehead,
LIE the glory o. . c-uun.
And in the silent sea Of death
The star Of life ~ent down
Her latest breath Was borne away
Upon that loving prayer:
And the hand grew heavie--pale-.
In the haby's golden hair
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SoLuTIoN.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
4 between j. II. Ayrcs and J. q. Mitchell, ia the
"E1rhangc Saloon, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent j. q. Mitchell will continue the bust
ness, and collect and settle all bills OF the late nrtn
J. u. AYKfS
800 J. Z. MITCHELL
Elko. November p. 1869. ieim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10

DOR SALE--0n Staten Island, COII AGE
HOUSE one aud half story nine rooms about one and one
LAND with choice fruit Trees ana Nn s
The fruit viii nav interest on viii be sold At bargan Inquire
Of L. FINN. at Metropolitan State Bank New'iorh
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Gnrrnratiun 1utitts.
oyTIcE OF rHE MK1KoPoLiTAS Board

oTTIcE THE METROPOLITAN BoIRD oy HK,LrH. }
No. 3OI MoTTsT INV YORK Jan. 70, 1903 :
A T A MEETING of the Metropolitan Board
Of Health held al is once the 25h day Of January 1879 Il
Rotd Aud hereby declared 10 be additional ordnance VI
the Board a. follows;
THAT petroleum oil kerosue oil other liquid harng Ike
position qualities burning fluid said OH shall be offered
for sale burning fud for lamps any receptacle Tor the pur
illumination ha uch oil fluid be purchased for be
used burning fud for such smp receptacle be kept for
such unless al such oil fud shall be Of such quality and gre
dents that shall stand aud be equal both the following aud
conditions, 10
Tbstt shall not ke Gre burn al Temperature below
hundred and TN degrees FsfenLet, and
3 That II shall evolve explosive
hundred deg Fahrenheit
isl GEORGE b. LINCOLN, President
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Citu Btal Gstats for Sal,.

LIEN & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers and
"A AacticsseT' No 90 Broads.,; ~ ~. ,,-.-.
ofer for fooSias HOUSES LOIS pya.
" & t: .sy l. p: s ' ,i . ;.;9 B B5saa
is s soJ R Bass ss's:t ,'Sz H f saa
W se. s,G II $ s'ss 1SG;l t''0y H. W
second and rrhs and between Masoa AID SIthayes built
Go "fsr,e,,. HOUSES and LOTS desirable locations.
| CENTRAL PARK, Boulevard, Fifth and
" Madsonaye Lors Several desirable PLOTS of Lots gu the
above avenues and also gu the AfiRS - 6So&S f N
NENTRE-ST. PROPERTY for SALE.-The
" BUILDINGS asd LOTS Nos 2i3 and 2i5 Ceuie AZ feet oat
" GSS HOMER MORGAN, No Piu-st
NOR SALE-A fine three-story brown stone
Il font HOUSE 2OSi5rOc5 furnace cellar heater
ment marble martels aad cold every
closets, bath stationary wAhubs al fns order Possession at
any Apply premises No 2ao gas Fnysrst Second
NOR SALE-A frst-class COUNTRY SEAT,
Il consisting a large and stylish House and acres Of
lava aEd s osaa @7sd ss, ,1s ss' o, T R
, and g 'ho. distance FROM tho proposed PoIsSs''er Railroad
property ao 0 SALE GEAR the above furnished COTTAGE with
HILSTBD STILES Nos i3 and IS wha.,l
DOR SALE OR LEASE-The elegant four
story high 'toop brown sioas DWELLING No 8! East sIe,h
ss re: sa, ' 500 ac BE private DWELLING ad sT1BGR
Nos ~ j rnr Ihrd.t rhrsvs Price s?iOOO
ysry lease for three ave a hir rent KsysOf
both poPerns RiLPATRlCKS.
EOR SALEM Thirty eighth-st., near Madi-
.oose very s.o, Fsueh base" q, HOUSE spi .SPs
"" Gd so '' OF ''A' ''' '' Homer MORGAN no re
EOR SALE-A very fine 4-story high-stoo
. L%s,Sa !sa,ysss bet TG .Ha M'di.ous's. P,. So
EOR SALE-On Fifty frst-st., near Fifth-ave,
aud strictly arstes 'urstOry hghstoOp brownsious
B9usE and LOT ~. 2,''I.o; cheap April kiLPArRcx
EOR SALE-A full LOT on Fifth-ave., near
Ehyeeondt. having splendid view Of the Park
Pee slsOO suit KLPArRIcK. Balls Head B,nk Bald
TOR SALE-The extensive STABLES of the
American Merchnt. unon cypress Company covering and IN
7'IIcS y'h u on EH't a'r?a Apply to HOMER MORGAN
l29p No Pinest
EIRST-CLASS IH0USE for ISALE.-0no
@ 81 - ss' s::i:s
surrounding Improvements iea.. stable privilege en- the lot; sI
Poi RON se sSp'' oTEE SGRaSS
FOR SALE-2 tirst-cass HOUSES, four-story
Nos q a SsTSI assSp rSs roof is
most .S.at. location being rS!@ f.
Sess s% BAvfs H. e; COR f %'S "
FORT WASHINGTON and WASHINGTON
Nights LOTS FOR SALE s'RfS, SHg s sr cottages
FOR SAILED LOTS on IN, ssoathherly side Of
pier ana Wharfage light. NJ PoRIRR No Pine,t
DOR SALE or TO I4ET-NO lO7 East TWEEN.
tegbthsL Apply to W. DuER, National Bank Of the State
ofNew.Yort IL -.I. f
DOR SALE.-Tho handsomely FURNISHED
drste 4story, bownsone HOUSE, No. AOd East fiehs ST.,
Beskman Hill ...... ..
Terms easy. Apply as above
IF you desire to PURCHASE a CHEAP
permit g. O., ..s'sa, I,';.S SsS',:GH SIssS.icSs hS
4 zTITEL. No. $40 Third ave
DARK-AVE. = Elegant brown-stone MAN |
SION high soop tGO with Furniture paror foor Terms
easy RIDER ALLEN No. ~ Plnest
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Proposals.

ARHY BUILDING
CORNER HoUsToN GRERNEsTS,>
EEw-YokK, February 6. 1863.
PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE will be received
By undersigned until O'clock, WEDNESDAY, February TO-
1859 Tor
100 pounds green Bacon best quality uess
with dry salt
200 barrels Of prime Mess Pork.
Of Corn Meal round hoops and foil hesdped
Is pounds Of prime barrels aBd full headla
100 gallons OF pare Cider visegar, IN 2galon kegs
pounds Of purs ground Black Pepper pound pakAg
pseked In Is pOnnd boxes. ct d
600 pounds Of salt 10 barrels fall headlued
10 COO pounds Of Family SOAP IN SopouDd boxes strapped
900 pounds Of Green Rio Coffee "
10 pounds Of brown Sugar 10 barrels fu head lined
These required for immediate shipment The OF
requirements Of bidders, &c. stated in previous
IeVsrsenents from this once W. w. BURNS,
Bvt Big..G and c. s. U. s. A.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NO


~ TCB hereby gwen 20 tie owners occupant
pants OF al Houses end Lots improved unimprovd Lauds
thereby, that tie following Assessments been completed
lodged 10 the ONCE # tie Bore Of Assessors for per
interested.
For euiong Sewer s5Iree bet 9Th and 5tLa,es with
2LpO building Sewer 2Iave from 7as to and through 18th
e. 90 3dGve.
3Fo building seSe,s in Broadway. bet Worth aud Leonard
and between Franklin and Whi,ests
4thFOr building l0th-st
5hFor building Sewers In Masouave 70thstl
6th-For regulating and grading 56t0-st.
A.
The limits embraced by such Assessment include all the several
Houses and Lots Of Ground vacant Lots pieces aud parcels
uAted on
lsThe north side of52street bet Madison and AYES a,o the
east side OF 5haye bet so and 55sl and both bet
Sth and 5llgyes
2-Beth sides Of 2d.ave Tihs also both aide. Of
1jthsL bet "a aud ayes also the side
AIDE Of Jave distant half the block 7jhstreet
the east side Of A'e to point distant half the block
3Both sides Of Broadway Franklin n Water and from
Broadway. $50
iLos Known Nos l25 49, aud l23 East l0tstr,
north e u 65ihsl both tides of 6he point 256 fert
west OF Madison also ne north side Of point distant
5O feet east Of shave also both sides o Madison 10
4ih-sye.
shBOth sides Of ta point distant half
block east Of Avenue ALEC to the extent Of half tie block
sectng avenues
All whose interests affected by the Assess
their objections writing Isaac Hunt Chairman of The
Board "i Assessors AZ their Office No 81 Chambers street
New Courthouse within thirty DAYS from the date Of this
..... ISAAC q. HUNT.
. l. HARRISON REED. Board Of Atsessor,
CT BRNbkI SACkErr.)
Once Board ~ AsseOTs New Court House Febroay 1863
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Matbintry,

A ENGINES, BOILERS, and Steam Pumps,
n and second hand Anvs Vises Shafng Pulys Be
&c. FOR sALk at HOFFMAN, FINNErs l67 Watert Brooklyn
ERICSSON CAL0RIC ENGINES-Greatly
~ improved Price reduced New and secondhand.
JAMES 4. ROBINSON. No. 1854 DaaDe-st
E0R SALE-Second-h hand STEAM-ENGINE,
with pump, heater and
power all complete eyu1dr 5II6 Price no May be Deys
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EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
IL ADVERTISE IN THE QUINCY WIG.

BA1LHACIlR PHILLIPS, PubhsherL
Unfer iS the circulation VI THE QUINCY WING
AND REPUBLICAN has largely increased and superior
Medium Of Communication With the dealers limos North
Missouri
THE WING Published both daily and weekly. II "a trstcs
sewspsper Republican poltieA
Of Commercial editor
solely the department Quincy located
Mississippi River above Louis II the
point population and business poTtapos Tie population
numbers about IS Oo sous Several hundred buBg
annually The railroad bridge nearly completed mailing
this the point which no and Missouri
The huk OF circulation dsirbu ted the following
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Brown. San amon Morgan Pike. Macon
Esond-SeOand Clark suFan Lewis Linn Macon
Shelby Marion. Monroe, Livingston Charlton Grundy.
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TEHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1862
2. b. popular Annual is nov ready and contains:
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hegur Rising Setting Sun and MoOn High
wucr and changes ofthe Moon for all the country.
Ill Tie Impeachment Trial Of President johnson report Of all prOm
points the by party divisions the main questions
W. Political Platforms Of 1858. viz:
Additional Republican Platform a Chicago
0.-Proceedugs ofths Convention
b-Leiers Of Acceptance By Geo. Grant aud DIR. CofL
D.-Eeuocratic Platform at Tanmauy Hail. Eew-YOrk
oIbe long struggle for Candidate, with the sevsraf
ballots and fnsl result
o-Leties Of Acceptance by Gov. Seymour and Gen
Blair.
Cen BsTs celebrated BrOadbead Letter
Law passed at The Congress- full synopsis Of all
il por,ap acts; the Right iiOar Law, &c.
vi Cabinet Msmbsrs-supee COu-Mners to other countries
addresses and tine Of sIDraiOn terms.
Members Of the House Representatives, with States
Districi. and politics
Will The XLIst Congress
Lis, ofSenstors as far as chosen politically classified
liz, Of Members the House Of Representatives BY States
TX Hrarcal ADMINISTRATION Of the Public Deb. officially do.
eared 70 Congress
Statement of expenses Oftls beginning
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1 Go,sT7o D9s ssSs sS s' s1 .' h
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XL Fn GoveumentArss Population, Rulers Titles dates Of
Accession, and forms Of Government
I'll Election ReuusFu Official return rs Counties
AID November 1865 compared WITH that for
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Oca BY Counties of votes for Governors other
esding officers, 10 1868
Counties snd Districts Of votes IN 1863 for
Members Of Congress- with political division Of candidates
Legsauesiheir political divisions in Senate and
House.
Elections for Delegates Congress and other Oseers
rapidly growing Territories
Recent Presidential Elections showing the votes OF
each State aud the vast increase in 1853.
unusual make record Of the
ven complete Nearly every
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1869 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1850.
COMMENCING JAN II. 1851
Passenger Station in heN.York of Tseuty~renht aai
FOurhsVe. Entrance TwsnIJ,evsnth-,L

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven snd bridgeport en- lIoO 2:l5 (ELl D.
FI Milford STAFFORD P.ssd Southport we.tpon l. iisp
m. 3;<j. AS m.
ROf Sor.at. l. O. QI)s, T'0o a. ii.lS, EI)3 (EI) o:s
+:25. (EI) $50, Q, (RI) p. IN.
For Darien :. g. ili3j a M. 3:lS as 5.3opn
Po stamford .. EI) ., l3o lGl5 (RL) AIS (BI)
3:45, +:i5 (EI.) l:i5. $50, $3.50. (fiI) ..
Fo Greenwich and intermediate stations ll;jO m AIS 3G
E+5, $780, $50 y 10.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield. a u Oh (Rt). IN.
For Boston via Shore Line, 1918, M 8p IA.
FOR Hartford ADD Springfield, H.. (Er) l2;ls (RL)8pm
For Connecticut River Railroad (EL) Al5 10 Montreal
p N. to northampton
For Hartford Providence aud Fshki Rsrod tEIls l75
p "a.
For HewTa5ep Eew.London sorington Railroad IN
l2:l5, 3. D. m.
For Canal Railroad ial5 M to Northampton and VII.
hamsbuTgh
For Housatono Railroad a. H., and
For kaugatnck Railroad n 8, (kI 4:25 .. m.
Por DAnbury aud korwalk Railroad 7 Al AIS m.
For New CGnsan Railroad. a. m. I2;l5ld23p m.
CommoiouI Sleeping Cars attached 10 y. N. tIain
81 QursVn rdspt
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Tuesday Feb. 9, 1862
The salesroom was most uncomfOrtably packed
this crowd was densest under the stands
Of Messrs Blocker and Ludlow The Hudson River Rail
road Company property, on ChamDersst did not BRING
high prices were anticipated by some Lively DID
ding expected OH the Broadway stores belongngt
the Gunther estate but tho offer OF 100000
from appreciative individual LOT the nrst
start had very cooling effect After snort
period OF silence interrupted only by the disconnected
remarks Of the auctioneer bud OF $4,000 was received
from M Msoa g. Hunt %nt I renIman Among the
actual sales made OF the city property 70 o
No SO Broads for sI75O the property at the corner OF
Sc. Johns-ane and Beachst. for sig20, tG hV t
No. "a East Twenty .thrdst. for S3O,5oO the Two
small houses Nos $40 and 52 Caual-st Tor S22'egO,
the stores Nos 90, CO. and 60 Broadst osl0sR ~ fop
5000 Tie names Of the purchasers, and more specific
description of the property may be found In the table pc
% soS afs to say the least not
oiatng in value while property in Canast and IN inc
region of West Broadway is rapidly rising The BROOK
Ign sales progressing quietly but steadily. ,,o
For tomorrow we have, first the sale OF the entire
block bounded by the seventhave. Grand Boulevard
Tighth.ave Observation-Disclosures and one
acknowledgements by James NJ Miller, ny
Mr. Beecker an offering of two lots on
near Thiriave the small brown-sone houses NOS
49, lS9 I4 aud l43 East Eighty and one To-,
tie north side OF Eighy-sxthst, % ieeu T T,v
Avenue Il. by Il. H. Ludlow Co, one lot on ror ,
second-st, west of Eeventh-ave No so extensive
logue rs today's but certainly sumcieu'y "''i"0''
exhibit to secure large attendance ,,nnp u
The following lots have recently been sold by Dr r. /;
Lounsbery, at Crawford, on the New-Jersey Cehthi
Ralroad A large number OF the buyers, whose names
are given below Intend to build this Summer. a nrs-
class hotel is also to be erected by an experienced boh
face @
Puseh 70 lots Nos $40 to 9ie and a and So Mr. 3
Forlham $50 aud 800 and 81 Mr. o. A. Aoman u
los Nos 5 2G6 Mr. James Elder lots NOS ~ 10
2 Mr. George Taylor lots Nos $40 70 y aud y" ana J'i Mr.
j. r R arison lots 300 TO 3D5 Mr. H. W. Bnlan lots Sos
and "a and 23 Mr. A. Jones lots hes In 70 -,
MIR j. T. lots, nos 26l 60 go and "a AMI 9i sI
Fdw Autbonv plots lots 1913 to 26 ncsiye Mr. samuel
Bower plot @ Nos 23 to 49, ncuayei Mr. jacob Lowai
Mot lots, Nos III and 2l6 and 2i Mr. g. r. Mchen Pn
Nos 2 and 229 and 22g hr John Mitchell po, no;
2l3; Mr. Robt McAiee, plot os N
10 100 MIR smith Nos 100 to 1913 sed 2O3 aud Zg5i
Mr. David Wilcox plots " lots Nos 2O 70 29 aud 2 to 1873 MI
hp n, knon Mot lots IS 1907 Mr. J. Lougan plot,
~ to o. and l3 and l4 Mr. James MeAe Po 10Y,
Nos to Carry plot lots Nos 81 to TO- and b ara w
Sir VIA McA po IL lots Mr. stephen Chandler
plot lots Nos - and 65 and Go Miss T. CLARK plot lots
Nos TO L. Durkee plot lots hOs II 20 ~ aud VI ana
Mr 1ho Cloyd plot, lots. acre about Lo 10 huaooi'
BIZ. Albert Caseh plot acre o''i mAAAs In al - plots
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CITY Oy HEw.ioEK. DRPARTNEsT FINANCE BURHauop or
RECEIVER TAXES COuKTioutH. PARK 81 Chsmherss
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Of Personal Taxes due be paid Of
ANDREW SMITH esq Attorney for the Collection Of
Personal IGes No 49, Nsssu and that the books g
sr!ean will be found at SAID Office.
no person but The said Attorney or the undersigned authorized TO
receive receipt ior such Of
hereafter when the Marshal 10 whom the same directed ~ have
authority 20 collect The included therein oil
fore issued 70 enforce the payment
eo0nteTwAnded.-Da'ed NeW-iorE, January 10. 1863.
BERNARD SMYTH. Receiver.
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CORSETS and SKIRTS-Whalebo only 81 ::
~ also TIE best French orsets in ever style prices
Jsces Bmbdees stamped Yoies and bands Trimmings for under
garments BLOERS Nos $50 snd 82 BrodwAy near
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-19
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
PEST Housr, May 2od 1869.

PEST HoUsE, May 2od 1869.
To the Voters Of Trinity County = In coming
before You for the Clerkship it is necessary to
tell you who am, what am, also 10 state my
political proclivities | am what is called in
this county Il SoUtherner; as my grandfather
only brought fifty pounds of tobacco, belong
necessarily to the second families. Ny parents
were honest, but when ! was born thai magIn-
airy redeeming quality died ont in the family. /
never eat any fire claim not TO be par, horse
and part alligator-probably m IL cross between
a velocpede and a wheelbarIow. "No ,abe,
John + Never tried whipping my weight in
wild cats, tame cats or pole-cats in fact, I'm
not in the cat business, being candidate before
the Union primaries for the nOminatica Of G9nnty
Clerk, but can thrash any man who attempte 10
cough me down. ! AIN bound to be heard This
time. There is use Disgusting the fact, grass
is getting short and must be nominated. Po-
fiticallY, | nm in favor of the next war; think
hlibustering an innocent pastime that ought to
be encouraged by government am in favor of
the 18th and 10th amendments; and to insure
my nomination, would go still farther, and in
dorse the 18th and 18th. Besides all these qual-
iications am a social, genial cuss occasionally
indulge in "snittero' of good Bourbon, and
can chew more tobacco than any in the
county whose name is not Jones.
2l-tf B. +. FLfTS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-06-19

PoLITIcAL.-Nelson Walker, colored man, is
a candidate for the Tennessee Legislature, from
the district composed of Nashville and Davidson
counties......Senter is said to be gaining ground
against Stokes for Governor of Tennessee
Both are Republicans. The Brownlow party
sustain Senter. Merrill was renominated by
the Republican convention of Iowa. on the 10th
instant, for Governor, and NJ. N. Waldron for
Lieutenant Governor .....John Tyler and other
Southern conservatives propose to get rid of the
carpet-bag Senators and Congressman from the
South by electng Northern conservatives to rep
resent those States. ...... Forney's Washington
Chronicle denies that the Republicans of Penn
sylvania intend making the annexation of Can.
ada or the Alabama claims question an issue in
Pennsylvania politics this year.....At the Re
publican State convention in Texas, E. ]. Davis
nominated for Governor; J. ". Flanagan
for Lieutenant Governor Frank Carter for Con-
troller of the Treasury, and Mr.. Kessichler for
Commissioner of the Land Ofice..., .Moraty, Fe-
nian chief in Pennsylvania, declares that the
Irish of that State stand upon the issue which
Sumner made on the Alabama claims, and are
ready to enforce it in State politics. He calls
on all Fenians to attend the 4th of July conven-
tion to be held at Chicago this year.