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ERNST KERN.

Successor of Beer < Kern,l
DEALERS IN Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy z1ods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma e clothing. paper hanginss
hats and caps toy children,s cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages. kerosene oil and lamps,
SC share of public patronage solicited.
Store on York street, near its intersection With
Eighth. August l. 1870.
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G.. sSEEf,sNs..

DROFESSOR of Music, &c, will give lessons
4 in vocal and instrumental music in the viii
lagos Of Manitowoc and Two Rivers. Resi-
dence on Eighth street, near the court house.
August !, 1870.
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UNION HOUSE.

Commercial St, near j W. Barnes store,
HASITOwoC, WIS. Joseph Fulmer, Propric-
or Best accommodations for the travelling
public. Terms cheap and satisfaction guaran-
teed. August |, 1870.
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GEORGE n. WOODIN,

TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. All
n business entrusted to his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advice
honestly given, for which a reasonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to q" sue ami
be sued" please give me call . le We net
deceivedl'' Office on York Street, next door
to the Pilot Office, where he may be found
from A. NJ. until P. NJ. Aug. |, 1870.
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T.. KAISER,

PAPER HANGER AND UPllOLS ER,
Carriage Trimmer and Harness Maker,
York street, opposite Beer < Kern store,
Manitowoc, Wis. Recommends himself in
these branches and promises to execute all
work with pro!2ptness and in the best style.
Aug1.
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seE TIES =.

nR. 4, ]. PATrHEN. Dentist Office in
IL Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth street,
Lantowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
iven to all the dilleren' branches of the pro-
ession, and all work warranted. Teeth ex-
ractei without pain Aug |, 1870.
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RED. RAN S{El.

NTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. All
w kinds Of repairing on watches and jew
elry done at reasonable prices, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. York Street, Manitowoc,
August 4 1910
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s.EfEE sTHlE.S

DEALER in STOVES; also, manufacture
- of Tin, Shcet-iron and Copper Ware. \
kinds Of Repairing done. shop on Eight. ST.
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
August | 1870.
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EDSV ARD Con WAY.
,OMN SSTON NEDCUAN T

GRAIVAND PRODUCE DEALER,
Office, corner Of Eighth and Butfalo streets.
Warehouse corner If sixth and Commercial
streets, Manitowoc, Wis. Aug. |, 1870
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EDWARD CONWAY

DAYS THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR
i Wheat and otLer produce. Office on the
corner Of Buffalo and Eighth streets. Mani
owoc, Wis. Aug
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T.. K. TREAT :.

l TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Col
~ lections promptly atren led to. Office on
Buffalo street. between Eighth and Ninth
Aupust ! 1870
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Ez. \. rHERPONT,

A TTORNkY at Law, Two Rivers. viii at
"A tend 20 collections and other business in
county and vicinity.
August !, 1870,
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TERRR HAuTE, April 8.
THE NEW YORK CITY CHARTER
Tho war Of the Rings III Albany:

NEW York, April 8.
The Timex Albany special says that the
new charter Is to be made tlle,SpeCial or
der in the Senutc to.Llay, and was the sole
topic Of conversation Inst night. The O1.
p0nents Of tho charter arc trying many
means to delay aud IL possible defeat It;
but tho general Impression Is that the pro-
gramme was all agreed upon before ad-
iOurniHg last week, and that the charter
will pass tho Senate with nearly the same
unanimity that 1t did the Assembly. II
would not he strange If by tonight tho
charter had received the Governors sigma.
turc and become u law.
O'Bricn, the leader of the Young De-
mOctacy, Is here to witness the last agonies
Of his expiring faction. Il Is not likely
that any amendments will l'e made to the
charter, hut the election bill which nc.
companies itmay he still further amended,
and 1t has been agreed that this sllAll pass
before the charter. The Republican Sena.
tors had d caucus after the adjournment
last evening, ut which Greeley was admit
ted, but no definite action was had rs TO
tho course to be pursued in reference 10
tho charter. Tho speeches made before
the Senate committee yesterday afternoon
were not calculated to shake the rcsoln-
tion Of those Senators who had made up
their minds to vote for 1t, but rather 10
confirm II.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YOnK, April 8.
The snow storm which set in yesterday
p. NJ. continued all night. II changed TO
rain this morning, and tho streets arc
filed with slllsll, rendering travel difficult.
The TammNny Society held II brief $685.
sion last evening, and appointed com.
mitteo to draft resolutions in relation to
the tcccase Of SuChCm Daniel Z. Dill
van. The mNttcr Of nominating Candl-
dates for the new board Of SAchCms was
referred to u committee, Of which Grand
Sucheln Tweed is chairman. sr.
The case of Baron Won BivclOn was
again brought before the Court Of Sessions
al Elizabeth, New York, yesterday morn.
ing and again postponed. The Baron was
also admitted 10 bail in the sum Of s., 600.
This is supposed to end the case.
The Executive Committee Ofthe Nation-
al Tobacco Association Of the United
States, met yesterday afternoon In this
city, Wm. E. Lawrence, President, in tho
chair. Measures were discussed as: how
best to prevail upon Congress to secure an
amendment to the revenue anil tariff laws
M rs to tighten the burden now pressing
80 heavily upon the entire tobacco trade,
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The state Party.
CnARLEsroN, March 81, 1870

CHARLESTON, March 81, lS|O.
The Governor, heads Of departments,
&C., arrived hero yesterday safe and sound,
on the Mountain Boy. The skies that
were so unpropitious before they started
from Wheeling, and appeared to tfown
upon the enterprise, cleared off the morn
Ing af(cr their departure, and were unlSu-
ally smiling during the rest ofthe journey
One promising feature OF the party was
the number Of babies. We didn't count,
but the ladies made out the number to be
sixteen. Perhaps, however, three or four
OF them werc supernumCraries But 1t Il
TO be said in their behalf, that they were
remarkably good babies. We didn't OBJ
rcrvc a single fight among them, and VIC
heard very little concert exercises.
They did not furnish music enough, and
the Governors cabinet organ hal to be
dug out from among the baggage, and
Mrs Caldwell several times highly enter.
tainc(l tho company with vocal and In.
str1lmental harmony, Mrs. c. has n re-
markably clear enlnciation In singing.
You Chtcti tho sentiment Is well rs enjoy
the melody. "Ireland's Green" from her
lps, brought down the house and had to
l)c Fcreatetl,
The boat reached ParkesburG early In
the morning, and stopped long enough for
Il short stroll through the town. a raid
was made by several OF the party upon
SIrs. Senator Boreman. Taken entirely
by surprise, she was still perfectly ready
and selt.posscssed, and made tho party
Al. f,Et
Amer leaving Parkcrsburg tho boat
made excellent time, and reached Point
Pleasant some time before dark. Another
stroll was had through It's streets, without
however making any cali. An invitation
was extended to the company to stop and
take a supper there, and take the boat
again after her return from GallipOllS.
But, unfortunately, tho invitation was re.
ccivctl too late to make the necessary ar.
rnngCmcnts-vcry much to the regret Of
the company.
The party remained u considerable
time at Gallipolis, and accepted an invita-.
tlon from AIr. AlGahrO to meet number
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SEcOSD SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsIIlSGTOS

WASlllNGTOSI april D,
Mr.. HoAR from the Committee on Re
vision OF Laws, reported, q complete re.
vision Of the statutes relative 10 Patents
and Copy Rights. Referred.
The arrangements for the memorial ser.
vices this evening, in honor OF. General
Thomas were read. The House then
went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Tariff bill. ... ,.-.
Tho paragraph taxing COrdialS, &c. two
dollars q gallon having been reached, Mr..
COBCIIN moved to increase the duty $3.50.
Without action the committee rose.
Mr.. BUTLER, Of ALass., asked leave To
introduce Joint resolution to annex the
Republic Of Dominica.
Mr.. WOOD objected. House adjourned.
SENATE.
The GcorgiR bill was taken up and Mr..
SUMNER addressed tho Senate at length
agninst'Alr. BNGILAN's amendment.
Mr.. CARpESTER wasin favor Of keep.
ing Georgia out Of the Union till order and
tranquility were established within her
borders, and It was felt that the Govern
ment could safely trust her with tic rights
and privileges OF "a State instead Of licclAr.
ing her admitted upon conditions which
would one day bc proven utterly worth
less.
Mr.. Cole moved an executive session.
Mr.. POMERoY desired to have M under.
standing that tho vote, bo taken nj ono
O'Clock tomorrow. ''-'N r'-at'' pep
Mr.. DRAKE objected.
The Senate went into executive session
and IN hour afterwards adjourned.
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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

Al Cincinnati, yesterday noon, the river
had 40 feet inches in the channel.
The colored citizens of Jefferson City
Mo, celebrated tie ratification Of the 18th
Amendment, Tuesday, with procession
music, firing Of cannon, &c. Among the
speakers were Governor MCClurg, GCnCr.
al Shepherd and Adjutant General Tate
Hazard Block, at jamestown, n. y.
was destroyed By fire Tuesday morning,
Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
The propeller John Taylor ran on
Cooks Island, Hudson river, Monday
night, and broke in two. Thirty passen'
gers were aboard and all saved. The
freight, valued at 800, 1000, will be saved.
The vessel, valued at 100000, Is total
loss n..Ha.
Colonel johnson, chief Of the Six Nj
ton Indians residing on BrantfOrtl reserve,
Canada, has offered eight hundred of his
braves to serve In the Red River country.
The Canadian Government informed him
they would decide in few days whether
the offer would he accepted.
Bishops Wood and German, Of Ne
braska, arrived ut New York yesterday,
returning from Attendance upon tho Ecu.
menical Council. .l.,4,
Late intelligence received at Havana,
from San Domingo, states that the chief
opponents Of annexation to the United
States, are the priesthood. Ma
Thastrlke at Pottsvillc, Pa, has become
general among the miners in Schuylkill
county.
| At Grccnville, Ohio, Monday, an alter.
cation between the whites and negroes
grew out of the claim Of the latter Of their
fight to vote, when ono Of the whites shot
and killed one Of the negroes.
A Papal Bull has been received at To
ronto, constituting Toronto Diocese an
Arch.Episcopal. Sec, and promoting
Bishop Lynch to Archbishop.
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WILAiINOTON, DEL, AprIl
Telegraphic Beauties.

From The NstO lOrs Star. u
A gentleman OF this city sent to ads!
tIngllislicd Eastern physician yesterday
for 4 prescription. lie sent buck by tele:
graph:
"FOr the comatose sleep give opiuHi
for the oppressed breathing give tartar
cmclic and phosphorus; and for the Group
rely upon your hopar and brominc."
This was received in due time at the
telCgraph;oBlcc, andwrittcn out rs follows :
"For the coHatory sleep give opium for
the oppressed breathing give tartar emittc
and phosphorus and Corup rely upon your
Helper and bronum." -
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J WASHINGTON.
John Bull Wants to Talk About Ala
j. bama Claims Again.

bama Claims Again.
,jIifs5 WASHINGTON, April s,
The State Department has adviCcs that
the British Government desires again to
discuss tho claims arising out Of tho ALA.
bama question. Lord Clarendon would
prefer that Dir, Fish should propose terms
OF settlement, and make IN otter to that
effect. The Secretary Of State Is Of the
opinion that better terms can he agreed
upon by waiting than by immediate ac'
tiOn.
Gov Campbell; ;of Wyoming, telegraphs
TO Commissioner Parker that the coach,
with the paymastcr aboard, Ind arrived
ut South Pass all right that II is now
thought tho Indians. were Sioux, anl tlHIl
Gen. Anger has sent u company Of cav
airy to Sweet Water. 'ya
The Reconstruction Committee this
morning transacted business Of minor i'm.
portance, and did not consider the general
amnesty bill, Gov. Sentcr Of Tennessee,
not yet haVingRiTivod, lIOing detained by
Ill health.
Commissioner Delano received n letter
from Cincinnati enclosing whisky stamps
to the value of $4G5, Which the writer
says lie stole from the collector Of the I'd
Ohio district, and wished to return them.
Judge Bradley Of the Supreme Court,
will leave for New Orleans on the 1st oi
May, for the purpose Of trying such cases
US may come up before him.
Tho President hAs declined 10 enter
into n discussion Of the subject Of the
Homestead tenure for freedmen, desired in
nh address recently submitted to him In
advance of the proceedings Of Congress.
The House Committee on Territories
will, Thursday, consider the proposition
to admit New Mexico Us State IN the
Union, according to tho provisions Of tic
Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty.
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INDIANA.
The iron and and Coal Resources rec, Of. tic
Statc..Excursion of Mamutac-
turcrs and Capitalists.
IpNL,NApoLIs, April j

|, ..r. IDNLlNAPol,Is, April ).
/ The cxcursionists left on a special train
Of eight new and handsome. passenger
coaches, furnished by the Terre lIautG &
indianapolis Railroad, at $50 this morn
lug, in charge Of Major ]. f. Simpson,
Assistant Superintendent. All tie cars
were crowded. AT Mill Branch they
were met by another excursion train from
Terrc HaWtO of four cars. The whole
number Of cXCursi0nists Is over 800.
From BTill Branch the trains leil the main
truck Of tho road, visiting Planet Furnace
md Star Mines, Western Iron WORKS,
Coal Brook Coal Mines, Latayatte Fur.
mace; thence to Brazil Furnace, and vari.
ous other coal mines. There arc five fur
nacCs and twenty-five block coal mines in
operation now In the county, and num-
Der Of others will soon be opened.
There Is also q fire brick and tile
factory near Brazil, the only man.
ufrCtory Of tho kind In the Western
States The CxcursiOnists, after visiting
All the furnaces and coal mines, returned
to Brazil, where they partook Of dinner
prepared by the citizens Of the placc. The
supply Of block coal for smelling pur.
poses in Clay county is inoxhaustible.
There arc now employed in the different
furnaces over 200 men, turning out daily
an average Of 1876 to 100 tons Of iron, and
from 400 to 500 men are employed in the
coal mines, turning out daily an average
Of 1900 tons Of coal. AtlGr dinner nj
Brazil the excursionists loft for Tcrre
Hauto. There are number Of the lead.
Ing merchants and capitalists Of Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville and many Of the
Eastern cities with the party. All seem
highly pleased with the trip.
'a @ TERRE HAuTE, April 8.
The Clay county excursion today was
complete success in every respect, Two
or three hundred guests returned with the
party from this city tonight and will
spend tic lny tomorrow examining the
manufacturing establishments of Tcrre
lIAute,
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Ohio 1,eglsInture.

"- COLUMBUN, April >.
\ bill was introduced in the Senate pro.
viding that County Commissioners may
assist in building railroads atlcr such &c.
ton llas been endorsed by twOthiulS Of
the voters Of said counties.
The appropriation bill has been under
consideration all day \ third effort 10
have M appropriation inserted for the
payment OF the Morgan raid claims was
defeated. No final action was taken on
tho bill.
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THE RICHMOND MUNICIPAL
IMBROGLIO.
The Matter Carried to the Supreme
Court.

The Matter Carried to the Supreme
Court.
aHNa RICHMOND, April 8.
The city troubles have nt last gol 10 the
United States Supreme Court. A motion
lIy Mayor Ellison and others 10 dissolve
tic injunction will be heard on Thursday
next in Washington, by Chiet Justice
in Chambers. The motion is made, first,
for want Of Jurisdiction; second, that there
is no equity in the bill; and third, that tho
facts show the injunction was improved.
Meantime atIaiS will be pGNCcably con.
tlnued here. The writs Of election against
Mayor Ellison, doubts about tho legality
Of which caused Gen. Candy to decline
extending military aid to the Marshal,
will be referred to Attorney General HOar
Tor decision. The two Mayors 20 on rs
usual holding courts, with their police
pcaCcably pNtrOlling the streets. The
State Court Inns cniOined the city officers
from paying money to or otherwise rccog.
nizing Mayor ChaliOon or his police, or any
Of tho old city government.
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u.. .b1..u' BALTIMORE, April o.
FLoUR-Quict and steady; weatern supCrfne al
81 6a05 90: extra at IS 1906 30; family at 81 GOA
GT6.
Wheat Steady: Pennsylvania At 81 %
COrn-Flrm; white At 81 '0a0I O5; yellow at 81 o.
Oats-ActivG at 6S6llc. RyC-unChangCl.
PRoVIsIONs-Mess pOFk-Firm at $YG2i 10
Bscon-ACtIvc and arm: rIh Sides al lSC; clCal
aides at 16c; shoulders l2c: hams la090c.
LARD-FlFm at l6tf65l6c. .-
WHIsKY-At 81 0lGb1 10; buyers holding Of
but sellers hFm,
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ADDITIoNAL LOCAL.

RRpAmlx0.-Y Yesterday the Street Com,
missioner had force Of men at work re-
pairing AIain street, Centre Wheeling
The heavy travel along that thoroughfarc
during the pnst winter, cut through the
louldcrs in many places, making it any.
thing hut pleasant passing over it, either
in buggy or wagon. The completion oI
the bridge oyer the creek at Market street,
will relieve Main, 50 that It will not be-
come so nearly impossible. .'l p .
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ALBANY.
ALBANY, April =;

The Senate has taken up the election
laws, and to agreement they shall be dis
posed of prior TO the New York charter
4 joint resolution passed the Assembly
tll9t the Legislature attend the obSequics
Of Gen. Thomas at Troy, In body, and
that the usual testimonials Of respect liz
observed.
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Chicago Nfarket.

2" CHICAGO, April D.
FLorR-vcry quiet at 90 GS0S % for spring
CXtraR. yl7 20 .l.,
N.-,Wheat-WCakcr and 1c lower; sales
No. al STSS0c; No. 9 at 7[TbTGXc, closing cnSy;
this afternoon the market dull Ht 7G0T6hc cash
and seller April: 60De0Ac seller Mny. Corn
Dull At ,7Sc for No. 2, and TAGSI5C for no grade;
this afternoon tho market irregular At 78GI9HC
cash, aud 8lkc Scler May. 0atS-1s9JI Gb'i9t&C.
DaFlCy-NOminRl At B0fbGOc. H.
CATrLE-QqIet At $GGb7 195 for butChers' stock
to good shipping steers.
fiOOS-Firin al $AfbS IS for common; IS 453
q 90 for Ilir to medium; 90 76G9 81 for RDOd to
Ihnira
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DEAD.-From the st. Joseph (Nlo.)
Weekly Gtpdt6 of the3lst ult, wo learn
that Mr.. JOHN Cargill, formerly well
known and highly respected resident oI
this city. died in BuchNnOn county, Mis-
souri,, the day previous. Mr.. c. is spoken
Of in tho Gantte las o good Citizen and
an upright man in alI the relations of liIe;;''
to which testimony Ofhis worth many oI
the older among our readers in this city
will cordially assent y yI3a $50 -
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Observation-Disclosures down in
South Wheeling arc getting ready for IN
election of municipal officers, which oc-
ours earlyin May. The registration books
arc now open ut the office Of Esp,
Schultz, nntl shat gentleman Informed tis
that ont of one hundred and fifty.ono pet
sons who should be registered, and mus
be iC they expect 10 vote, just ono man
presented himself the first day he com,
mcnCcl the registration.
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CHICAGO.
Arrival of the Remains of General
.5 If Thomas.

'Et 81 Thomas.
CHICAGO; April j.
This afternoon ut one o'clock tho mem.
bcrS Of the Committee for the reception Of
Gen. Thomas remains, met at Lieutenant
General Shcridans headquarters and
headed by Generals Sheridan and Han
cock with their stalls, proceeded on foot
to the Union depot. The Committee was
large, each wearing badgO Ofmourniug.
At the depot a special train was in
waiting to take them To Riverside.
The train and locomotive were heavily
tlrapCd in mourning. The train reach
ell Riverside ut about three O'clock.
Tie train containing the remains was
some behind time, and did not reach Rtv-
erside until half past four. The funeral
cur was then detached ind attached to
tho committees train and reached the
Union Depot ut five o'clock. When the
train passed along tho lIroAkwNtGr, Micli-
ran avenue, which 0Ycrlooks 1t, was
crowded with u vast multitude reaching
from Lake street TO Park Place, more than
a mile in length, Of carriages and on foot,
md when the train reached the depot
that immense edificc anil tho streets In
every direction were crowded with
mourning people. The remains
were then placed in charge Of the Ellis.
worth Zo,iavcs US guard Of honor, and
at s o'clock were again taken in charge
by the committee and conveyed to the
depot Of the Michigan Southern Railroad,
and len ut 0 o'clock under escort Of the
committee from Toledo headed by Gen.
Steadman. During the day the flags on
all the public buildings, newspaper offices,
hotels Nnd many private buildings, were
displayed ut hall mast. Minute guns
were fired and bells tollcd during the time
the remains were in the city. ".
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CUBA.


GARAGES alviCCs to the 2Oth uIt, state the
revolution progressing throughout the re-
public, and state that Bolivia joined the
rcvOlutiOnists, who hold the r6nd from
GARAGES to LaguNyn. Revolutionary Gen.
BIancO Is advancing on CarNCcs. PrcSi.
dent Monagas with Ills fleet failed TO sub.
due CARGO. 1t wis thought probable that
lie would return 10 Puerto CAbellO
Adviccs from San Domingo stHte Tint
the Priesthood Arc the chief opponents Of
annexation. rr..r 'ar
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Mn. 'DAw1ss' bill providing tint all
elections for Congress shall be held on the
second Tuesday after tic first Monday Of
November, passed the House Monday. II
It should pass the Senate it will apply to
theelectlops this fall, in this State os well
~ elsewhere.
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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION.
The Republicans Garry tho City-A
Bible school Board.

C1NCLNNATI, april D.
The complete returns received late last
night give Fisher, Republican, Clerk Of
the Probate Court, 4,00O majority. The
Republican majority on the entire city
ticket averages over 5000. The now
Board Of Aldermen will stand fifteen Re.
puOliCans, six Democrats, two IndGpCnd.
ent and tie In ono wAHl. The City
Council, with members holding over are
twCnty!cight Republicans, sixteen Demo
Gratis and -four Independent. School Board,
twcnty.six for bible in schools anl twenty
two against.