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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

The Freemsn's journal throws of al
disgui'es on the Bibls-in- sehoolsquestion
and de6sn.ly yell,:
The Catholic solution of this muddIe
about Bible or no Bible in schools IL
"hsnds off," No State taxation or do.
nstion for any schools. Yon look to
your children. and we will to ours. We
do not want to be taxed for Protestant.
or for goddess schools. Let tile public
school system go to ,cAere Il came from
the derl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

TASTE AND DIscPETroN's WORTHY
CHoIcE,-THE PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal
Get the February number, which con-
tains biographical snd critical sketches o.
George w .shington. Confucins the Chi
nese ssge, Father" Hyscinthe. Edwin
NJ. Stanton. Clark NJ. Loomis, Victor NJ
Rice; Charles Bsbbage the inventor math
emsticisn. Hon j. Coogsn: with por.
traits. Besides, What Can Do Best
or, Man and his Tools; Ny Brother
Keeper, an address by Vice President
Collar; The Bslondos. Singular Afri
can Tribe. FIVE illustrations; Brain Waves
or, An Incident in the Life of DR.. Way
land; Public Cheats, The "Bluss," Thl
Rich and the Poor, A Petri6sd Forest,
The Turning point. illustrated. Spectrum
Analysis. Legal Education, Catsrrh-
Cause and Curo. Appstite-Its Sensual
ism, Theory Of the Aurora Borealis
Terms. $500 q year. 80 cents q nnm.
Der. E. R. Wells, Editor, New York.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03
The Newark IN. J.1Courier rsfsrs

The Newark N. J. Courier refers to
a lannon's person as follows: "This Prince
Murat is the same that fsurishsd in Bor.
dentown, in this State. twenty five or
thirty-6ve years ago. His wife support
ell him and their family BY teaching
school. He was q gentesl. luxurious
loafer. who went back to Francs after
lS47. leaving debts all over Darlington
and Mercer Counties. He, his wife. snd
children are recognized ss princes Of
the Imperial family"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

~ Efforts are being made to inducs
Edwin Booth TO make . Southern tour.
-Er.
How will the Southern rebels receive
. man who was 90 overwhelmed with
grief and shame because bis brother a.
ssssinatsi President Lincoln. that be 70.
tired from the stage forever, and kept bi.
resolution for two whole weeks!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

E The authorities at Washington
have been slobberine over Prince Arthur
Of England, and he has been making silly
aad commonplace remarks. Bot suob'
berry toward Prince Albert's and Victo
ria's diluted progeny. is no susllsr busi.
ness than much else that the nations ser:
wants do.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

T IL it ever necessary to caution q
negro to I" keep dsrk Pa.
During the days Of Slavery and Sou
ibsrn Chivalry, it was essentially neees-
ssry, a. the race was in danger Of bleach.
ing out.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

THEN AND Now.-"The mills Of the
gods grind slowly" Nine years ago a
gifted and noted statesman, among the
first in intellect. influence and honors,
stalksd proudly out OF the councils of the
nation. fingins scornfnlly behind the pat
ent that claimed for him seat in the
American Senate, and forgstful of his own
honor. against the instincts of the age,
threw broad open the doors of civil strife
IN the vain attempt to found an empire,
based npon the principle of human drgra-
dstion; and he went down. down with o
Csin-liks blaekness forever on his name.
To-day the parchment which his white
fingers dropped. rests in the tswnv hand
OF representative Of that despised rsce,
and the old Senatorial chair of jeff Da.
Wis is possessed by former slave; and, as
ito add to this singn1sr moral. the Legis-
isture of his State has made him the me-
dunn of clemency. and directed him to
ask for the restoration to the rebels of
their justly-forfeited political privileges.
Truly. "the mills of,ha gods grind slow
ly," bat they grind--Quiacy, H., Wig.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

Hon. Robert G. Schenck. of Ohio, ia
the Father Of the Hosse." He entered
it in lS43. and (hsving been ont from
1851 to 1859 is nov serving bic eighth
term.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03

E The Topeka Weekly Common.
wealth has beeu enlarged to ten-column
paper. and is now the largest paper in
the State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretiou, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send FREQ
TO all who need it. the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy BY which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
aiverti-er's experience, can do 90 BY address,
ing, with perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 42 Cedar Street, New York.
dec 9, 69-Iv.
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Al present there are
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Each number OF the NEW YORK WEEK
LY contains Several Beautiful Illustratens,
Double the Amount Of Reading Matter Of any
paper Of its class, and the Sketches, Short
Stories. Poems. etc.. are BY the ablsst sritsrs
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NEW YORK WEEKLY
does not confine its usefulness to amussmsst,
but publishes great quantity ofreally Instrue-
tive Matter, in the most condensed form. The
N. Y. Weekly Depnrt1ents
have attained a high reputation from their
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The PLxAsAsr PAaAoRasHs are made sp Of
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The KNOWLEDGE Box is confined 70 useful
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The GossIP WITH CoiRfsrosoExrs contains
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The County Canvassers yesterday completed
the canvass in the Fifth Eleventh, and Sixteenth Wards
Supervisor Mitchell announced that he should to-day
present protest against the vote for Assembyman in
the XyIIIth District OF the sixteenth Ward, M IT.
turned by the Inspectors.
The Hon. A. G. Cattell of Ncw-Jersey, says
The West Jtrseg Press will certainly be candidate for
retlecton to the United States senate ExSecrctary
Robeson desires TO announced that he is not
dldate.
Sigismund Kaufman presided at the meet
ing of the German Republican Central Committee, held
nj the steuben House last evening. g. Beyere Dr. IL.
Gerck. VIII trasse, Dr. L. Naumann ana T.. G. kOcrner
were appointed to report on the ganizaton Of the
Committee at the next meeting
The IVth Assembly District Soldiers and
Sailors Association last evening resolved that We, the
officers and members Of the Soldiers and Sailors AssOc-
alton OF the Iyth Assembly District do most cordially
indorse and heartily recommend Gen g. =. Grant n
candidate for the Presidency Of the United States In the
coming campaign. James Merry reelected Prcsi-
d.ut lame, Hart Vice President VIM. q. Clear, Core
snnndinp secretary; ThOs T. GOugan. Treasurer, and
Gbns smith, sergeant al Arms. Ten members were
admitted.
The General Committee Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Of the Cty and County OF New-iork met last
night Gen Pleaslnton presiding. Tho Executive Com
ee renorted that iOj men bad been enrolled under
t ,r zaiio1 f0r the last ctupii IN and that AL the
etueDs., we're paid by The meiniri- Cen PlcdsHnton
.ou Aolyuuil, ~. AOi-a. yV saIlS. sll OlAeia al
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19

pl1o Hi.iliof
MAZZINI-A PROPHESY.

To m, FditOr Of Thc TTtOuHc.
SIR: The TRIBUNE's sketch of Joseph MAJ
zIn recalls an evening spent with that lustrous exile
and reyoutionst the spring OF 1865 refer To 1t for
the purpose OF remarkable prophesy which he
uttered that night respecting the downfall Of Louis Ma
noeon The speedy overthrow Of the NapOleonic dy-
nasty and the imminent triumph Of the republican cause
in France and Italy not only MazznIs dream but
his belief After referring 10 NapOeon's bunders, his
bunder in snpposng that the South would break up our
uniop OF States his blnnder in attempting to plant I'M
nerislisn In Mexico his unforgoten bundcr in stang
ip the French republic and creating empire for him
iS M.1zn predicted that the common sense or Europe
,vnnlJ hiring him into Judgment, aud that within nVe
ars he wonld lose much or prestige as To he forced
NJ same desperate move the result Of which would De
nnuher whose services no longer required MazIni
hDeved a This confidently N Sedan were already
thing OF history. .. -, 49,.
It would be difficult TO describe the palefaced prophet
s be smoke He said nothing OF his own sOrrOwS nothng
~ HE mast or future. man IN exile, poor and sd, was
t that monent the dread of monarch He spoke IN En-
ih aud IN, words all seemed 10 be On hre. Ihere was
strange brlliancy and fIcucy about his expressions
Inuenre nj Tor .ny Senate chamber. Two things were
o,d.t he MAS sincere. and a. magnetic A. he Was sn
r" Imperalism knew this and paid him the honor OF
bnent IIo may be a dreamer, an agItitOr, reVo.
i,,,tiis hut a man who must Oe eNied or Imprisoned
har9s in his presence thrones cannot stand has mis-
sun. ,...- ,,,i,a - pr.shvterian Church
N,,r- York. Nov. IS, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
nOMRsnIc MArKRrs

g. Louu goy I}Co.,a dul Poar irn,r. sap-r
sns Winter iss-s4 Rra Wn'sr. - tynS Wlr4t
Sctigf 80 Chicago SpnBE II 0l No Rid Wss. ~ %
81 i.l 6JnT1c for Wbit- Oats brmer Il 4s1s.
T.,~r eli hbef or good . prime. Bye aTscny sls
~ 7o6rle Wlskr full 20 fonsc-0, Hemp, sui lag
y,r upe5sng~ Provisions decsrsi for., skl@+n ~ Bah
ssn.lier 0g9c: tlesr Kih. l3(nac BaoS-shoa1eu ~ .
l1c Jcl b.ayy Al ijo CASH IN h.lh Hn,. lover % To-
isssi,.'- 81 bti, ftt.r bi-i. W 90 SOD Hoss
py%porr Soy iR- Wtpst eriiye frirs - w 10
ii e0a II 26 Fancy White, 81 a. barley ff@ Ae j. VI ~.
Oats qnIe: AMI unchsnsed . .....f .;,s , IA, A..
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bales al r-c-ip's Oh hllr+ 80. . 80 o Ia 7, Lx
I,rI.,tiIy Nov r. A. rl al - ~" % .
common 10 cesi Lug; 'oH 20 r Leaf BhStA W
dsi. hit.lug. itfr Flour bru, y :"
firm hnt unbaneei ES aciyc, at - l3N 80 - 49,,
declining; Ns- POl ~ lO Bulk Shoulder c 'taT hD 'N'
Clear Ik Lard. lle. WbsAy. aJd Sc 80. -
CIgygrAND OHIO IsNtrst cali No. lei 81 . 'y,.
steady al 57e urcbsari PeroeamI.- qh' a. ' "
ear load lDts CrIde uucb nsrL
amw.rErx lgalr and Barley sonina bhe ti'1'esei
30 MlsanEe.. 81 "A Com oul Az! uInsL kys-No -
Live Hog. $50 - .ecc ptibO UOs fol- s'" "'
Whest PREF .ht, ~ BIglo nominal a. bif. <tsA . ~,
NywORLEAvs Nv lA-FloUrSapEna Grm n % lsaD'' "
tn Treble E.tra. % ga - - .9r-N nte 20 ~ '
yellow 5c 6nner iva i2c. bran. ~ J. hsI-Ffse'
40 5O0 $50; Choce z3 Pof.-Mess - ~ baoon iiHr
iio sides here Ham. 2sq2c iasI Doll AMI o"rr 't' ~
New Terre 5Ql6ic for Od Krgs iui All nominal q.
CbOlce s4l,e Moasses-frm t5de'c Nhhy osef rs IT,
sc Prime. Et1I,ic Exchange-sSiaE H<i"@'b
Nas.York Sight, dgoBnt. Gold, ilJt
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
rqr ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CAsE-DR
WORSTER
70 IA. Editor Of The Tribune.

r. IA. Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: regret that the heading of an article
IN vour paper relating tO the recent Investigation into
,h aeath of Flora Mcdonald, from the effects OF sup
oed miscarriage calculated TO create an erroneous
pres.ion on the public mind aud give pain To the ee
,, NJ a worthy member OF the medical profession ana
contained moreover, some Interpretations The YER
ACT NJ competent jury showed clearly That the patient
90 horug under the fullyeharac5erLed symptoms OF
-, 5case of which she died on her first visit TO Dr.
u-ev,s cffce and for its relief she applied To him.
st nor dangerous condition. he kindly recommended
1teH.s ~ horse OF a person who had previously had
tarSe of a patient OF hLs, and who had expressed
a receive others, and there continued To give
mil tle hour ~ her death, hi unrcIitthS alen-
, She was a perfect stranger to iln ana tame unner
Iou. a. many do daily, when In need OF his assist
his no strass f tbe house also visited her almost
n,iv DIR Worstcrs suspicious were from the hrst ex
hVui! q, the cause OF MISS McDunad's Illness, which,
bse t,su she positively denied. The So paid to MIS-
~ ,err given 10 Dr. WOreter 10y Miss Mcdonald for
n, ,rno-. IN view Of her aniicp dssol on ana
.na E,n,. ~ h remains unpaid for want OF funds. ana
~. ~, ,,eut ont uf Dr. NoTaors Ow p"eket wan prob
lts p' The only comprnsatiOn that hc viii receive Tor
h' h' .ndess t6 an unprotected stranger, anu Tor the
ms ,tt,ek made up0n his professional Character,
a toT s5 years has been without ulrmih OI thf ul-
forfunate young WonhhH "h''Vouo"'N' "'' "'''' ~
ro Ir,0yieAge whateter -. -. ,..,o,. ,,,
Men. Igrk. EQY. -. I9o
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor House-Senator Cole Of California, ana
tho Hon. John Of Bufio. - Eyoe., s. as,'J Io
Ex-Governor Jenkins Oi Georgia oi JIr Ja1 q y
ts-Tbe Hon stephen Sanford. MIC. Amstcflan - 60
- Albemare Hote-The Hon. W. d. Bishop a.nso Ol W.,
necticut, and Dr. j. NJ Cleaveand OF s nj bb"de
New-York HOtel--Ex Governor Lawrence oi i'D'uo
Island and the Hon James NJ. Marvin OF sarlto@' x
Fifth-Avenue Hotel-The Hon. Thomas iltrn; M NJ, q
wold Troy and the Hon. 4. X Williams wayne Co' "
--= ST. Nicholas Hotcl-GOv. Cox, washington, tno
Hon. w. d. Washburn, Minnesota; Cen ID H. WllllAuiS'
Pittsburgh, and Jonathan HOrshman, Dayton onIo'
- Hoffman House-tien John C. Fremont, larry
town. and Paynnster w. w. Williams, u. s. Navy.
DkPAKTUREs
9ehor Roberts, the Spanish Minister and the Hon
James G. Blaine Speaker OF tho House or Representa-
tives. loft tho city yesterday for Washington.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
Al Notices Of Marriages must be irdorsed Ui@ han
,o,ug and aodf.Se


CoLB-on Wednesday morning Willie r. Oniy Of wihs"
A. and Mar = Go s sse 6, u To0S s rgne to . his onrr.
Saturday morning, Soy l9 AZ ~ oel@tA ron ~" o. as
vii be ta1cn 10 Greenwood
DR. wINT-M Pshkn ou.se Hudson soy. H. John r DewiDt
Resye and trends Of tie n m invited attend te furer'l fO"
residence Of his sOuns" Judge hoae a'e N 'n sun
ELswoRTH-A Hyds Park Dutche.' Co H. on Friday Nor n
Relatives friends s family in'e 20 ste9d bis 'ansra ro.
h late residence Aondsy ?lst ps :. oe2e m oaFAee'
PACCON-On hursay H. Marie Virginia unsest daughter Of
Mary b. Mannee Faucou aged year months aud days
TOSBERRY-A Home for Inasb the lsth inst George
FosLerry IN the 10Th year bis
Funsra iior the Home to-day, saturday at
JOHNsTOS-A wes,fel n j. Friday The sh ast. Robert r.
Fns Of the mij are aliel funeral the hel.t
at Gree1gool
MAlyJaHes " M.han only oiJane aaaa pnd, 'suins
No e. of funeral h,Te4iter.
MLLIAMSOv daughter Of Joan and sarah Newt
Faai residence Of her pafrns s West rhr-sr''' ibis
da, sl.uriay At Y clock ,.
MOORHEAD-At Monisr, sept John Por
rr,rr Moorhead . the 53tb year Of bio sge.
10 attend ~ funeral from Of Lifay
etiepaes JOEsssl sunday .DoOa nth n' .'i
PoMROY-on Frds- inst, Mrs Harriet PonrOy ,bs r'+A
,esl o. nef 1sg rnSr o. Al0 a. ss r ss for aer.a honda,
monag. the 2l.t INST
PAIGEAt Oue Chicago Sov &c. David Page Of Tsrr
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sCOIT-M MAaebesies Eps''1 he 7'e ms. ca''' se'a
Friends vii please accept oi ,Li, int,paiou.
SrRRLB-On Weueslsv fnsess Anas o.
R IRON J % o. and rr e; he fml, and those Of r mother No
respectfully o'ei to attend tae ,in from The
s1S s.Srs, rs Ss ',n 5.a u, SaiI q, oas m '''' '
The m-mbr Corps o. the Sever u cnDan IN Res
hsI iel.oa menber B. B. Ienr Captain l Rs y. Vols.
vi ak place SATURDAY lfh inst from toe Trinity b. ChsrcA
f. Ii <. %lS So Saa 4 KENr c.pt
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
BILLIARDS..
GARNIER's EXHIBITION.

The seance given by Mons. Albert GARNER,
the French billiard expert, whose arrival has created
much excitement in billiard circles, attracted select
audience last night, at the private rooms OF Chris
OConnors saloon and the display proved to be the most
remarkable exhibition OF the beauties OF the game seen
for some years past. The programme opened with
French game between Cyrlle Dion and NJ. Guylett
Canadian expert This Dion by score of 20 10 F.
Mons GARNER then entered the list against CYre DION
in a match az the ball game 1000 points up ana
after a fine display in contest of two hours duration,
the Frenchmali was declared the winner. His splendid
,uassf shots were the feature OF the game.
n ne
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
LTTTLE-BREECHEa-
MI ILTI DTtLI1OTfr"
IA Pike County vieu Of Special Prssaesoe-'
i don't 60 much on religion.

IA Pis County View Of Special Pnssiassos'
don't 60 much on religion.
never amt had no show;
But I've got middlin' tight grip Sir.
On the handful o. things / know.
don't pan ont on the prophets
And free-will and that sort Of thing
But b1ieve in God and the angels,
Ever sence one night Last Spring.
come into town with some turnps,
And my little Gabe come along
No four year old in tho county
Could beat him for pretty and strong.
Peart and clipper and sassy.
Always ready to swear and fight
And I'd larnt him to chaw terbacker.
Jest to keep his milk-teeth white.
The snow come down like blanket
As passed by Taggart's store.
went in for a jug Of molasses
And left the team at the door
They scared at something and started
heard one little squall,
And hell-tO-split over the prairie
Went team, Little Brooches and all.
Hell-to-split over the prairie!
l was almost froze with skeer;
But We rousted up some torches,
And sarched for 'em far and near.
At last we struck hOsses and wagon.
Showed under a soft white mound.
Up sot, dead beat-but Of little Gabe
No hide nor hair was found.
And here all hope soured on me,
OF my fellow critters aid
jest Topped down on my marrow-bones,
Crotch-deep in the snow and prayed.
By this, the torches was played out,
And me and Isrul Parr
Went off for some wood TO sheep fold
That he said was sOmewhar thar.
We found it at last, and little shed
Where they shut up the lambs at night.
We looked in, and seen them huddled thar,
So warm and sleepy and white.
And THAR, sot Little-Breeches and chirped
AS peart as ever you see.
81 want a chsw of terbacker.
And that's what's the matter Of me-
How did he git thar Angels.
He could never have walked in that storm.
They jest scooped down and toted him
To whar it was safe and warm.
And I think that saving little child
And bringing him TO his own.
Iss derned sight better business
Than loafing around The Throne. J. H.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
PENNSYLVANIA.

DEATH OF STATE sENAToR-A TIE IN THE
SENATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.-Willam w. Watt,
State Senator from the Ist District died this morning
His decease will leave the parties tied in the State Sen
ate special election will have to be held TO NIL the
vacancy but it cannot take place until after the meeting
OF the legislature upon warrant signed by the Speaker
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
Spccial Noilrrs.
>iroI & Davidson,

No 66 BRoAD"A NkAE "L-Al JoNiS-SI.
having engaged th. rnch nos Deoe ne a IIled WIN ne
nHHaf'esur,r'' irv oaer0g
Al VIZ ~" r"i'b'
G. AsVWARE REAL rG0NZTS. COMPOSITION G"ONk@S
CLOCKS M4NTEL SETS. JARDlsTERES. ARTIFICIAL FLoW-
ERs BlsQLE FI'URES, &c.
Aso. o. orr msH-fietlr-
t--f,F.Y sIIvEg-PLATED WARE AND G4S-PTNugks
ELIMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GA~FIAIUR8
Il, ,.... "A, b., ,,, ~, ,,,.,
ID. Ill ....-. ., ,,,.,t f... .... "A -. 49,. I'm.
- ~ - ~
bimnoHae. I'm" Cold WITCHES;
Tine God Jcs'ir Hrt hl'etNfrr sins f-Iace' &c -,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19
FRANCIS BRET HARTE.

The san Francisco correspondent 0f The To-
p,a STATE Record gives biography of the new pot, IS
and humOrst, Francis Bret Htrte, whose sudden
populart OF the great events OF recent American
literary history. Mr. Harte born IN Albany. n i
He lost his father a. Professor in the Albany Female
Seminary when he was a child, and after receiving
an ordinary school education. obtained employment a
clerk in New-YOrk. At the Of Il no went u Cali
fornia 70 seek his fortune and after losing what little
money he possessed in Francisco Travelled foot 10
the Sonora mines and opened school lie did not
cced in this and equally uniuchy NJ placer mining
which he tried After various adventures be be-
came compo-tor in newspaper Office at Eurka. Here
ne u-ed srreptOusy contribute 20 the paper trans
ferring his essays from nj mind 10 ais composing stick
without the Intervention OF pen and INK, and
crrditlug them TO exchanges" They attracted
notice from the first. but 10 time
before the authorship was discovered he refused u-
alton tine editorial rooln wishing hrs, % master rhe
mechanical part Of the business; but ne once took
charge the paper for six weeks, during MS employer
ABSENCE composing his editorials mentally anu retus
them up at once IN type. Hayln- narrowly cscaItA
mobbng, because he denounced an inds'iInf
inlte massacre OF Indians by The NhN"s,
he returned to San Francisco, and beciihe -
composltor in the office Of The Golden Ira nnth @
hia literary abilities discovered, and he va Pl
NOTED 20 the editorial department Hc held IosI,i;s
suecessiycly IN the United States survey or ua
Office, the United States Mar has Office, ah Wy r. @g
Mint aud concerned la the nanagetle VI 4,
J0rHld, weekly paper started by Charles a. o,Srjoyf
VIA vith the foundation, however, oI tht 80, IL
Monthly IN July, 1863 that his real eeiei ne
la, lrgl the ID Cor of this rlcy and cA'el4.
fron the outset and written for u his [ Dss r. ,haa
t4J.e Characteristic pictures oi Ns'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-19

Tttal.--.S5s4 b.JJG 5O oly &,fH G,S3J
keenan, over Flynn, 1875; Young over Frtch, 1,s12
Hermann over Knox, 907.
SCHOOL TRUSTEE.
wAED.
GUIDE Tainl, I622 kearney q. d., l,OOs
Gudes majority GA.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Koch Tam.), $685. Ross o. d. loo, Pilgrim RcplGs2.
hOch's plurality, 4,ll3
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Cregan-Full term-Tam), B4ll; Deamater Rep,
SOS Fitzpatrick O. d., 27 Keeler q. d., 100
Delamater's plurality. G72
-Vacancy-CIamD 2,39s; howe tttpJt 3iOi' !;
Keeler o.. D., SCI; Fitzpatrick, iGG.
Hove's plurality 64a.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Fun term-Klnke Gam.l. 6,sS9; stultzman Rep. and
Y. d.. 3,e53.
Kinkle's maj, 3,OSG.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
Morgan TamJ, 1855; simOnsOn Q;epJ, 1885, Rottman
NndD, 1870.
MOrgans plur, 702.
BROOKLYN.
VOTE FOR ALDEENtN.
TENTH WARD.-Bergen, d.. 2513; Wdss. e. 1908; Col
den, Ind, 655 -
Bcrgen's plurality over Wass, l,0Cj.
TwENTIETH WARD.-BOggs d., 1,l72; Gberson, T.,
] ,O56; Whiting, Ind, 96s.
Boggss plurality over Giberson. ll6
ASSEMBLY
IsT DIsTRICT-Atken, Dem. 4367; Woodruff Rep, ,223
Aitken's majority, 3l4s.
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