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New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
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I'M ou, 80
YoR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL coLos-
PHALoys "vIrALIA" ds.u utterly from al tie "dyss- ss
o" aud O In acts on totally dss'si pna
.p. II is nph fragrant and perfectly Suoeuou' prsepA's' %
uddy or sasersu matter r.qa shaking and e0a=saass
10 ,.u %. skin or IL. linen No paper curtain necessary TO cor
.. n ,ubd .pUsane. for aHp. that "a Hostsrsd
10 AL n,.nu and purposes DscovEnr In TOlsi Chemistry
yo,,,J. b, al srurvi,u PHALoS son. ss..I0rI
scbenck's PuImouic syrup.
For Diseases Lungs ard Respiratory ogana sehenet' SEQ
weed Tonic Dyspepsia sHl IldgOn sehsefs hahs4Is F"
for Complaint
popular medicines have been before The p1ehe sip
frtr yea reputation they have attained reni S'ss 70
ps them been benefited By their use testify 70
their mertA
msy BY who familiar -s the virtues Of ithess
gr. remedies How DO Dr. sebeseEs medicines eject their s0nierisi
Of Consumption 70
The Answer ,up. one They bgn their work of restoration BY
bringing the sion aeh liver bowels active healthy condition.
II food that formidable disease seheneE. Mandrake P
ae stomach promoting healthy Secretion and removing
the bile and slime resulted Om tie inactive or torpid oed-
tsn Of organs Of the system generally This sssss STATE
. tOy and the eorsequen. Of the unhealthy substances
named preyel the proper food ard us1 consequences
create disease which results posrasOr and aaay IN death
sercks Syrup and seaweed Toae when taken gu''
min z. with the food digestive make good nea BLOOD
ana pr, CONSEQUENCE give and strength The patient Let
tie faculty say this the only true cure for eonunPaoa-
proved beyond the shadow Of do1b and Thousands
.r. ,o. alive since were resried hope
s induced to try d. seSsheE ress aa ''
restored 70 permanent health By their use
Dr. seheaeks Almanac containing f treatise os ihs various forms
Of disease bis mode ami general directions bow to use bis
medicine. car be had gratis mail by Addressing hs PHPI
Oace No. IS North SlIthst, Philadelphia Pa
Prize oftbe Punoue Syrup seaweed Tose each 81 81 per Bot
.e o. g. 50 Ah,fdoru s.otie Plh E eeHs box For "s%
a. druggist. JoHSF HENRY No sCOssepae, VIC ... Asss
L. v. Haughwout g. Co.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND BRooMEsrr
will continue for TEN DAYS OuI
THEIR
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
CHINA. GLASS, GAS FIXTURES.
SILVER PLATED WARE BRONZES, CLOCKS.
AND MANTEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRICES MARhED
AT AND BELOW COST
IN PLAIN FIGCREs on EACH ARTICLE
~ shall ree,. Of fCHoIcB PARIs ASD GERMAs
GOODS HOs being oPesed
Aner Is, MAJ their Messr, SCoL DA'IDsoS' "A
,ortsu. the business g. &C Brosdwa Great ione,st
bargains in Watches, Jewelry, &c.
.ro..,,ntoB. Of wArCHEs JEWELRY SILVER saa PLATED
WARE PANS OPERA GLASSES &C., selling Of at greatly kA
nrCVD PRICES to REMOVE TO 5I3 BROADWAY. under 81
Hotel -.- ~,
DIAMOND RINGS as low THIRTY FoRTY and FIFTY DOL
lars each GEO c. ALLEN as BROADWAY. Oss door ee0s
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RryPuo CATTLE MARxET-ApRn g

C.te-Receyts lO head The market steady sales sS head
quotations. Hog hfm aud fair demand al id5ic Tor
for EIr Sheep l.. supply there sales
b1ers Refused holler, and stock mos; shipped on
/ arfau
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Gas Fixtures.
PlRsTCLAsS MEDAL AND DIPLOMA TO
MITCHELL, VANCE &c Co,
SOY BROADWAY.


SOY BROADWAY.
Extract, from the Reports Judges Thirty eighth AnSu.
Fair Of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, held the City Of ss"Y''s
October, 1869:
DEPARTMENT l.. GROUP !.
"No lO45-Gl, Bronze and Marble Clocks
Exhibited b. MITCHELL VANCE Co. are very er'd'bs
them cannot see wherein they are a' Tie '''
foreign impOrtationl
DEPARTMENT IL, GROUP l.
No IOas-ChandeIsr, and Gas Fixtures
Exhibited by the beyond 80 h
q, petition o this Exhibition is concerned
No lo-Brou.s Figures Medieval and Architectural Church Us
lures Ecclesiastical and other Bmblems.
also exhibited By MITCHELL VANCE Co. They hs'sAs
eOup.uoa IN this line perhaps well that they have n'a'
for we doubt yy ability other s 10 the eo1n'r' com
netting successfully These articles are all designed with e
ous sOOd taste ar very superior point of fash Taken 70
g.r We consider h. EXHIBITION made by this srn to be oSh or
THR REST II not the VERY IL THE WHOLE EXHIBITION
And tax. great pleasure lvsus then FIRsrcLASS AhDAs
.u4 DIPLOMA"
tru. copy from the Report on Gle.
JOHN " CHAMBERS. Secretary.
MITCHELL, VANCE Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE CHANDELIERS,
AND EVERY DEscIPrIoS OF
GAS FIXTURES, I,
| GILT, BRONZE, AND MARBLE CLOCKS. &c, Sc.
sALEsROoMs. 597 BROADWAY.
! MAsUFACTORY Nos 237, $50. 2iI, AND Dab TENTH
AVE AND Ne. SOL 5o3. sos, 5o7, 3Os, Sill aiS'
AND SIS WEST TWENTY FouRTHST. n Y CITY
Quitting the Business.
GRsTEb ABLE CLASS WARE dABsk BIZ cgT,
Lk9a Go ~. ~ SEW ASYTHISG FER HBARD or EyBs
BEFORE THE WAR.
40 u,ur,p cury, DINNER sErs AT LESs THAN GOLD COST.
81 coLoRED ASD GILT CHINA DINNER SITS Al LkSS THAN
COLD aPc0(SRgp AND GILT CHINA sErS AT LESS THAN
MoTSTE9 S G1RP EseEyEss ysg E Al haFRfck
fyEaYrflIYG ~ rAn'n MARKED iS PLAIN FIGURES
LOOK AT pHE PRICES
IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
w. j. l.. DALEY Co,
No. s3I BROADWAY
| Archer a. Pancoast M'rg Go.
Have removed MsnUfaetor, .nd wareros"s.
| NOS 70 u AND wOosrBRsr.. sEwToaK
| (Betweea Broous aud sprnrss)
| .hsre .iu be foaad a very srteus',s assortment oi
| GAS FIXTURES,
d aver, ,rtr sad pattern artistic gs aud Ia taiss
! AT Low PRICES.
! Charles. fieidsieck
CHAMPAGNE Slefy and kNts DRY. ln saske;s-ia eAssa
| For sl-h hy All Nhol-sa and ~Dedealers
sole Agents for s. SChuLfzk TALLER ~ Bss'ers1 Sss-
| Y0rL
Po,t-Oaiec Notice-The Mas tor EurOps TUESDAY .na
strIrDN Vii close Al this Oncr Al IL aut the Staleas t
lows. va B. ;t5, aud a. II % aad ~ ~ aAl VI
| lOia Y IL SONho Io>m 81.
DibbIer Ladies' Hair Of sSs BreSdssy Nt ss'.
his annual MONDAY April H. lsm ~hen VII be e.he
cbssos iGsog,ed hVa tau~ E"ees 70
~ss,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
IrvsT rrpOpPay MARKETS


PE.xEvorr April g-Unlted States bonds closed quiet
P,rRy Ap 3Cocn closed quiet but brn, spot snd ahoa
ASryrEP April -Petroleun declining quoted at 81! francs
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The Trophy Tomato to-Tweutv seeds s. Send fer circular
Adarss. GEo b wlKIss, jr. Osdss Farm. Newport, L
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Ina Stamping Note Paper
wv EyEKpELLs Sons lO4 FrLroSr OLD DUIcH CHURCH
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DIED.

Au Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed rcih fsll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
ALLEGED RAILROAD sWnDsE.

Onicer Brennan, of tha Jefferson Market Court
squad, yesterday morning arrested Frederick W.
Bodsten, at his residence No. "a West Nineteenth
street, upon complaint OF Ernest r. Hcsse, OF the
corner OF sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. who
charges that The 9th Of July last he represented
thar he was member of the executive committee
and shareholder III the New Jersey Railroad ana
transportation COMPANY, and upon the payment or
S415 he weuld procure for him position Of restai,-
raeur for the road before the 18th day OF OcUo-
Der last. M
hesse, believing the representations, paid tne
money and heard nothing more from the prisoner
until i've days after the day appointed for him to
take possession Of his place OF business, when he
visited the prisoner and informed that another
person was endeayorng to get the place, bnt npon
the payment OF Bfty dollars moro he could procure
the place Tor him without douet, promising to place
nun in possession Of II by the 5th OF November.
The additional money was paid but BodsLcin
falling 10 make good his representations uessa
visited Mr.. i. W. karkin, superintendent OF the
road, and informed by him that the representa-
lions made 10 him were false, and made for the pur-
pose or defrauding him out Of bis money as Bod
stein swned no stock In the road and was not q
member OF the executive committee. He denied tho
charges bt fore Justice Cox, Jefferson Market hut
was held ~ ban IN the sum OF sv0 TO appear for
examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
THE MULLEN CASE IN JERSEY.

Nation for New TriaI-Why Were tho Cor
oncr's Papers Not Produced at the Trial -
Some Additional Points in lhe Case.
IN the case OF Barley Mullen, convicted OF high
way robbery at the Hudson County Court the Jury
accompanied their verdict with q recommends
tlon to mercy. Mr.. Winfield, counsel for the
prisoner moved for new trial yesterday on the
ground that the Jury examined the contents OF
purse found at some distance from the scene OF the
Reynolds murder. and consequently they were not
wholly appropriated. The Court reserved Its de.
cision. II q new trial DC granted some new points,
In regard TO the watch chain said to belong TO Ep
penger VIII be brought forward. which win give
quite different complexion to the case. There is
matter connected with this trial which
is very remarkable, and when the prisoners cOun-
sci intends TO bring before higher tribunal namely
produced al the trial. although the Court sent for
them TO tie clerks ONCE. Yet the case was given
TO the jury without affording them the benefit
OF these papers, which contain abundant
evidence TO prove the innocence OF Mullen
FROM the admissions OF Eppenger himself. Their
perusal weud also place the murder OF Reynolds in
in light very different from that under which the
Grand Jury viewed II when they passed upon the
case on the sole testimony OF the man
himself and escaping the serious consequences OF
nis act Coroner Crane states that nc
CerE, and the question then arises, what has become
OF these papersf Their production Is very serious
without any III friends Who have influence n e 10 New
Jersey. The prosecution nailed him completely
when the statement was given 10 The jury that Null
len belonged 10 very disreputable gang In New
York Escape for MIN was out OF the question after
that
Nevertheless great sympathy Is manifested for
HIN IN Jersey CITY, and In case sentence be passed
npon him, petition bearing thousands OF sigma
lures will be sent 20 the Court OF Parjons In his
favor few humane individuals in the court
offered TO raise subscription for him 10 dcfray tho
heavy expenses Incurred In the two trials but he
promptly declined, on the ground that had ssme
money saved from his hard earnings, and that his
brother also furnished him some funds. The lady In
whose house he boarded In New York, and whe Ia
quite handsome respectable locking woman or
thtrtyhve Sat behind him during the trial and spoke
OF him In the highest terms. He Is n beardless
young man, Of stout build, anu Is unmarried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

tLn Nam al.,l Ava ha Nou 10

tFron, the Memphis Avalanche, Nov. al
The lax case before The federal court in Nash
vlile, Monday, before adisurnment was ono of
the most Important corporation cases ever pre-
sented TO court in this Stafe--the Memphis,
GAINESVILLE aud Louisville Railroad Company and
creditors, In sankrnp.cy. A voluntary petition
50ih OF May, 1868. The company was declared y
bankrupt on the 1ath Of July, 1868. NOTICES were
issued by the messenger to the creditors VI them TO
appear before the Register III Bankruptcy al Carks-
wills, on The 18th Of August 1865. 10 choose one or
assfgDees On that day u. H. East, as attorney
ford. 4. Clle receiver appeared before Cue Register
at Ciarksviile and filed his Of protest. In sub
stance alleging that the Memphis, Clarksyie
and Louisville Railrsad Company could not take
the benefit OF the bankrupt Jaw passea the "a Of
March, 1867. g. a. Henry az president OF said COM
pany, and J. T. BauY, their attorney, at the
same time appearing before the said Register in
sisted upon me performers rlght 70 inc bank
To the District Court Uf tho United States 70 be
decided by Judge rrIgg. And thereup0n Judge
Humphreys. now fer The petitioner, moved The
Bankrupt Court ana az attorney for the receiver
Insisted that railroad corporation could not take
the benefit Of the Bankrupt law. Hon. John G.
Gaut, attorney for the executors or Thomas II.
Galloway, deceased, and AZ attorney for Hudson,
two or The large creditors Of the Memphis CarHs-
vile aud Louisville Railroad resisted beth motions
made by Judge Humphreys insisting that the rail-
road corporation Is entitled to the benefits OF the
Bankrupt law thai their petition fled In the cause
shows thar The COMPANY , y hopeIse ; 'nsovsnt
bankruptcy. and, having been declared bank
rupt on the l4th dag Of July, 1858, they cannot
dismiss the petition without tAe assent Of
said creditors dissents 10 the dismissal OF said petit
ton. Judge Humphreys made his argument on
Saturday evening, and Jadge Gault ms on Monday.
Both were elaborate and exceedingly able. After
argument OF counsel on both sides The Court held
the question under adyiscneilr and for further
determination. Millions Of dollars are involved IN
the case, ana the decision VIII be looked TO with
dacp interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
RR0OkLYN COUNTY INSTANCES.
A Nice Little Speculation in Politics.

Nice Little Speculation In Politics.
The county buildings % Kings county, the Aims.
house, Lunatlc Asylum Hospital and Nursery, under
the supervision of the Superntendents of the Poor
valued at about $200o,00o This property Ii in
sured for $685. oAy--the policies being divided
between twenty three companies The business Of
attending 10 these insurance policies Tor years was
Entrusted to Mr.. George g. Herman now County
Clerk elect) who subsequently transferred the busl
ness tn the management OF Mr.. Il. J.
Lowber. of the Board OF Water Commission.
crs, WAC Is also President OF the Cora Exchange
Insurance Company Of New York and very
wealthy man. policy for 500, 900 is held In the
Kings County Insurance Company This latter
pelicy which has been running for years. Is renewed
each year. According TO the representations Of
Supervisor Crook, Mr. Lowber, upon assuming the
agency applied to the company for the payment Of
cent additional! Tor the privilege OF permitting them
to retain the business The president Of the COM
pany refused 10 comply with the request, which he
considered unfair.
At the last meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
member from the Sixth ward presented resolution,
at the request of Mr.. Lowoer 10 cancel the policy
ned by the Kings County Insurance Company. Mr..
Crook arose in the meeting and denounced It as
blackmaing JOB: as one which was gotten up sim-
ply 10 get twenty per cent out OF the company in
question, else transfer the patronage elsewhere.
The citizens and taxpayers ut large are OF the opin-
ion that whatever percentage was to accrue from
the county patronage in this line OF business should
to any single Individual or to any ring The matter
IL now IN THE hands Of The Law Committee OF the
Board OF Supervisors, who win Investigate 1t thor
onghiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
cuEERMAIloYs BY ARCHBISHOP Mcl usKeY.

His Grace Archbishop McCloskey, accompanied by
Commissioners Owen Brennan and Nicholson, and
numerous suite, attended al Rapdall's and Harris
Islands yesterday, and performed the rite OF
confirmation FOR $50 children. The distn-
gnished party left East Twenty-sixth street at
half-past eight O'Clock, arriving on Randall;s
Island at quarter past nine. Here n number
OF the children qualified Ter confirmation were
assembled In the Catholic chapel. After making
few remarks upon the soemnity OF the rite The
ceremony was performed by the Archbishop and The
children duly admitted within the pale OF the
Church. The company subsequently embarked
agaiz for the schooship Mercury, at Harris island
where about ninety children were assembled for
confirmation. The catechism was propounded by
Father Duranquet after which his Grace made some
appropriate remarks to the children and performed
the ceremony fer admitting these youthful Christian
aspirants as communicates In Catholicism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
CITY BUS LINES N BlGHDAD.
American City Railroads in the City Of the
Cnlipbs.

from the London Telegraph, Nov. III
ls mere place In the world where IL would seem
so odd TO ride In bus Bagdad 7 Nevertheless,
omnouses are about 10 run in the city OF the Caphs;
they nave been ordered at BirmingAsm from the
Mluahu wagon CompaDy--cigBt tramway cars. tive
nrst ano SIX second class-and me constructors are
On ,ae point Of despaching The carriages for service
70 tle metropolis OF the Arabian Nights Entertain
mcnts. Railway trains up and down the long
walks ct Athens and telegraph wires setween
Mounts Eoal and Gerzim, are scarcely so
lncongruous at first sound ms tramway on
American principles IN the bazaar ~ Bagdad. One
would half expect to see Sinbad the Sailor getting
IN 10 20 down to his ship, and asking small change
Tor one OF those diamonds which he got from the
eagles nests, or the three one.sycd Cal -ndars
might pc ianced climbing together on to the knife
and the dgnited parsonage beside her In plain
clothes her lord and master Haroun nj -Rascnid, on
one OF MS anonymous expeditions. The dream
would vanish at the cry, ANY gent for Bagdad
Bagdad, B2gdad2 All he way for two piastres0
But what an EIGHTH voyagei' OLD SInbad might in
dite II ne could come over through the Sue2 Canal
ans fe,ch ilSse Hamway ounlDuses himsen@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
ALLEGED rEL0NI0Us SHOOTING.
One Of Mr.. Bersh'S Agents In Iiu,bc--piring
at ssEnurasticar' and Fatally W.undinx

One or Mr.. Bersh'S AGENTS in Iiurbc--Firing
NJ n ssEnurasticaF' and Fatally Woundinx
Horse.
While q company Of mounted fantastcAls, :,
styling themselves the Ku klux Khan, Of Mott
Haven, wesichester county, were gyrating through
The streets Of that place Thanksgiving DaT
IynS-eyed parsonage, named sydney II. CcnK
ling, representing the authority OF Mr.. Henry
Bergh, arrested Henry Fngel while in the
act OF riding lame ana artenuated specimen OF the
equine species. From what can be ascertuned 1t
appears that F1ngel was quietly accompanying his
custodian IN the direction Of the Town Hall. when
some members OF the papy intefeled. demanding
Ia know why ConkIIDg wished TO deprive The man
of his liberty. when the necessary amount OF bail
was forthcoming for his future appearance. Fearing
some hostile act on the part Of those around
him. Cenkling drew IL revolver and warned the par
ties against moiestng him IN the execution OF his
duty At this moment the Bergh representative
was stunned by blow from stone, which struck
him on the head causing slight etfusion OF blood
In MS bewiIderrnent Conklink theB Iired AZ Finge
who was standing about ten feet from him. The ba il
missing the latter and lodging In the breast OF y
horse.
During q scene Of Understandable confusion which
followed Conkling was arrested by efficer Kelley
and taken before Justice Fullen, Yh0 held him to
ban In $500 10 appear and answer the charges
Yesterday afternoon, when the accused, having
waived examination, was ordered BY Justice Fullen
10 md ban In the sum Of 81 500 To await the action
OF the Grand Jury. owing TO the necessary bonds
DOT havIag been iiled the accused was still locked
up al 4 late hour IN the afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
DETENTION Of UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES AT
HAVANA.
ToTHg EDITOR on THE HERALD

To1Hg EDiToR on THE HERALD:---
The HERALD, OF the 22d inst, attacks the admiral
commanding the North Atlantic neet for not threat
ening to blow up The Spanish lron-clads In Havana
with The Saugus and for Dot demanding, by guns,
immediate reparatl0n from the Spanish authorities
in Cuba fsr OBTAINING for The space Of week de-
spatches from the American government to its naval
commanders. This is a nrst-rate notice of the old
monitors and ought TO please all interested in build
ing OF selling them; anu II skilfully exhibits the
good sense and necessity for delivering at Key West
(the Southern depot OF the feet the mails
with Official dispatches for that point, instead
OF carrying them by Key West on TO Ha-
vans. 1t win be well, however. To correct
the misrepresentation which exists in some quarters
AS to the authority and duty OF naval commanders
in time OF peace. The constitution gives to Con-
gress and not TO them the power to make war. and
The regulations for the Eavy instruct naval com.
manders not to take upon themselves the power Of
iafiictng punishment on any civilized nation for The
violation OF treaties or International law, but the
absence Of diplomatic representative Of the United
States to enter into correspondence with foreign
authorities and obtain and report full Information
Of such matters TO their government. Naval CON-
manners are instructed 10 respect the sovereignty
OF foreign nations, TO protect our commerce as far
AS may ne In their power and to repel assaults but
not 10 provoke hosiilities.
NORFOLK, Thanksgiving Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
ALMOST A CATASTROPHE.

The Centre street bridge ~ the New jersey Rail
road AZ Newark was the scene, Yesterday noou Of q
thrilling sensation and The miraculous escape Of
dozens Of men, wenen and children Attached to
the regular twelve meridian train from New York
was washington sleeping coach. which somehow
Jumped Inc track nj The curve Iuat before rcaGRtDg
the bridge on the train went, dragging the coach
thtongh every obstacle, such as Telegraph poles,
&c, uniii me bridge was reached. 1.Down brakes'
was whstled, ont hundreds OF persons held their
breath expecting surely shat the coach would be
dragged on rbe bridge and then tumbled
over INTO the river, Happily however the signal
was obeyed with remarkaD celebrity and before the
Train had got twenty feet the bridge II was STOP
ped. Nobody was hnrt though great many were
rendered lnsensiple with fear at least FOR short
while. The eject on the-e who Witnessed the incl-
don't can better be Imagined than described.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
THs ELRCrION POOL SALES.
Fay Wight Up TOwn-How the Election
Wens, Not How They VIII Go.

Fay Wight Up Town-How tho Elections
Wens, Not How They VIII Go.
A good-humorcd little crowd OF sports con2regated
last evening AZ Riey's. Twenty-eignth street ana
Broadway, to perform pleasant little duty, which
was no other than the collection Of their little
'duesn resulting from the pool sales on the recent
elecuon. To say that the lucky ones felt
.good" would but family convey the benign
and generous EXPRESSION that marked every
countenance TO be sure, they all knew they would
win, and The only regret experiencedlwas that they
mad not purchased just twice as many OILS.
"But. come boys. let's get the stamps" observed
brlght-eycd. sharp, shrewd little man., and
with merry little laugh he prepared ms
pouch for the reception OF the much valued
paper Johnson, the BOOKSELLER. was on nanu, ana
nj once proceeded to make liberal distribution 10
the winner. Those betting ON Honmans ma
jority OF $4,000, on Hairs majority. that Ledwth
weuld get DO 600 votes, and on D city ana county
fetal vote TO- paid. as the result OF lhe
voting IN each case universally admitted. inc
following VIII show how the pools were sold prior
10 elections and also a few OF the payments made; =
HonInaD's 90, 600 maJOrlty-$3Oo, $780, $ies $500,
Hairs Il. 900 majority s2l5 500. $780, $l9s.
Ledyyltn,s 10000 votes-$ls6, Sl96, $l92, $500,
$2l5.
City and county tetal vote OF 10 oo0-$lbo, $loo,
$780, $40.
There was little or no excitement, as the feeling
was all the one way. The remaining payments WIN
he made as as the result Of the canvas is OIL
ciay announced.