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, 1870-10-26

4 subscriber" Of tho Post asks it this
question:
"If Jona Mor1lsecy lived IN Chicago, and was
animated hy Republican Convention fur C,n-
trss. would It be the duty Of Republicans to fetc
'tr him -
The Post replies, "Eo," "because Nor
-issey,' it says, ais of m opposite po1iti-
al faith" II then proceeds to drnw
comparison between tho great Democratic
Gambler and t'the nominee of the Repub-
.ican Convention Of this county, insisting
that The latter is the smarter nan, which
the Timts will be apt to deny. In some
of its squibs, it connects Mr. Farwell's s
name with "draw-gauaes aud ''shost-
poker" in an exesuciatingly witty way.
Ali these articles and squibs are remark
ably we'll calculated to secure votes for 11r.
F., as they impress the reader with the
sincerity Of the support Of that paper, and
the high estimation it puts upon his abiai
sies rs n statesman and cxemplar of The
xsftrcS
, 1870-10-26
The New York World iniu1ges in pions
7egrets that the custom of appointing gen.
! :ai day of thanksgiving shoald have be-
VINO national:

The New York World indu1ges in pions
7egrets that the custom Of appointing gen.
, nj day of thanksgiving shoald have be-
: VINO national
~1n.nksa!rtnR Day Is no: an exhibition Of
o,ts1n p'sfe sfs %. nn oF &c enom was
jut'ined ty p+tnhAs1ty Of circumstances which
s:ode it appropriate. Massachusetts was small
~ r.. cu'ts1aitne rather barren se,l. ia i
TT air ful.}ec: tn early tr!'sta. The failure ot
! up was nc dtest os casamitieA TIE to!onlsts
vcie 70 distant from other inhabited parts OF tae
sold, 70 destitute OF shfprlpF, 30 entirely de.
1I dent On their own pu' snlt Of agriculture, that
e loss Ct haETett entai:ci al the inlseres and
r soil, and uncertain reA@ons. thef were exposed
t"hsse their crops destroyed or burnt on the
:sou1d by the 1ndlank- When Al annn,l crop had
,sped, fer that year. the dIfcst OF ca!anttes,
SD tn~4E rrltRtana ecntGtn. waa 70 active
"a ths: made :. ne occasion o. der9rr 'asas
observance, bot genuine relief from deep
anxiety e1pIesaln tt*saf fin:Qnfctaued7asituue to
the uo1ld wb'ch rendered I famine 10 drcadIai,
was 1npthef ensiom wolch tas net survived like
Thsnksgtsine Day, though 1T dle.l ons or;y tn the
'att fenerafion. We a11ude to the annual Fast
1,sy in The spring before the crops were nut in-
which vas az regularly arpoinsel hy the Cover
tor OF the State ns the annual Thanksgiving after
of i thc e, greatness Of tae c.ianity which would
nsuc II the reason should be unf1ultlul: and the
foregoing anxiety found expression In 4 solemn
fsst aud public humitato2: Their Is no moro
Inc Faft pay, except that II Is more cheerful
tbscty4nce.h
The World should remember that about
two-thirds Of our people are still agslcul'
tural, and that, Ill things oonsidafea, sheil
weal depends about as much On their har.
vests as it did in the eatiy days, and
perhaps tho average prutats Of farming aze
not much greater or r.more oeztain now
than then. How fax thsy nnsy be In
c1essed by the appoinemsnt Of a nskiora
, 1870-10-26
REPUBLICAN, CANVASS

Appointments ..I ~ossss s"e~.
.ar fA.ts~sn. asse "r1ciA!ly aa:, ,.s:seet hy tie
S:7tt Central t,n11Es.ittce:
';"ve:nor Il T. Ns1ESN1 ~! speak As f@
lE.:
WAfsoSa, Ws~tnAs.lsv. Or .her &c
k.a.n;tAtzn &'nT, Thnrs,.aE. <>c'ass.s g.
t'1sc1unr O:ie>. Will s1. as si:r ~ aa5lprfd
hv 'tts canmttt-c. 7 =
t;..ursal 1NllS 4. LOGAN. candidate Tor e'ou-
yt'>Sr,l7 r: l..s:.. NH %,4-+t a. e's'saT1c
NJ t-n;"is. Nt.:n.s taS. @ 'tas,e: eh. r. m.
,,nl,-nnAa 'rharsAsy. Dc1naTr q. 9 7. H.
.rs,er4l l-n-a1 wi | -ot4x 5a'r NJ a1naa7ctd hy
t-nr1a: + i. HATES. s:ssc Tss s,sn;es, VII,
.foa4k a. n ta~-.:
i">nr, Nt4!n,.s.iay- A}r:ntfrr 81.
s','.irr. 11ursi1t- t:tnss'E q. -..
II, L WV. r. PIERCE. H.ausI'lcan ra94ti iats
f'- sale S"nqsnr- Elht'cnt1 District. %k1' SNEAK
~.
.'Hrhansr. H-'rhrr 9G,
tANrSn 1h.t.s;tty -. .
Hon II e. COOK. Republican candidate for
ton:rr-s II the sixth District. Will speak as fol-
Laws.
I"rkytlae. Kendall County. October es.
IaEo. keuia,i County, october p.
, 1870-10-26

Congressional Diss1tt: ceppbllcan Convention,
which adjourned aituoc: making nomination,
tue Hon u. 7. lanes was supported BY the iunu-
ence Of senatorspfayue, ex-NaJor BaHstoH. and
Ex-Governor Mutth. while tho Hon. Thos- Davis
was preferred By Albert Sanford, Cna:ies Antho-
IVY. uen:y C. Clarke, and The Radical Repubsl-
cans. 1t "a rumoied that the TWO parties htd
agreed to compromise, but the agreement was
6ypksn IL.
the Ohio STATE Journal {Columbut) publishes
the following liable Is the Official result Of the re-
cent election In that state for Secretary 1T State
with the exception Of three countless In which tie
reported DAjor,Ee4 are inserted:
, 1870-10-26
4 POLITICAL REMINISCENOE.
FOE COZ GEEss-A CORRESPONDENCE

FOE Efos6Ekss-A AcoaAEsroSakScs.
From. the Chiea9a Tines, .Sor. 6. 1854
ihe xun]o,hed correspondence WHY 'este.n".
submitted hy q prominent hepuo'caa 70 lHk
CHICAGO TRIBUNE for public ltton, And refused.
We print at the instance Of the R<pHbs'ea" sap
. y x.o..,,. .u. CHICAGO S'T' s''Sa
=: - - " -, ~ H. u,,,,,. ,f
Cook County 10 elest yv,s ;. their representative in
congress- the undersigned dessrs to ask .uu the follow
fi7tt II rlsctr. will SOU, IL good faith. strH:e!s s
maEtal9 1f @ Estionai Mnnn ~ sne hsrt o. xe1r r. nh &
nn Il; ~; ~ n3 poncr I Ii nuT i.n mi naSai
fo4rrs durinF lie pTens a. a. d. yot nc ,sikr tho
rsht * nstsue ioas = between ! ssr:c.ectatvr sus
hls cuustitttutz and inttEnct II Ia action
my eaeutr Of the viii {aa obe sath IN
st1nsfone or fresn Hssptst'a's s1sff r.nxx1.u
.,..,, r.isa nHhaHAS HOUSE, NOV p '7'''
r: 2 S,S H.;1~ t.o -,o,.,trd hv n.srr gentle
mr., ~ tbs enhsan ns,ty 1, stst. nv views Sr ii.
II astlnn IN eennt<tson shxfvtv;t. i eetsd
70 Eansrert the nosr ehstEtns TED az ah haxe no
ht.sason t1n M naa"et'ne oo'n qaefaohe III s"e
aiss5ss and yieiaIne to 20 oae IN nv esti"n 10 he
Uniun. have M s.tLer wirl m"tlsr than . pro-
ntt he.t eau tht e"lnm1a Interests o ts III! aud
sthas a the scfsaht cs ths 2Ton!s~ ts1rs ss1f
"st>auu'' " ~
~, ,..,.,, T.,.,.u x ,...
tIoa dsf Ea'esae GO 1f.eanf; Aes. isSt.
rh ;,5S e nss sya % IN 1,s.o ~ ~ T
| Outrageous a1s'0Sal9 a. MS lfcsot natfess ~ lhe
lnslpcitIs Cluh. coEp!cst a!tn ais knoFh Mn!ese-
denis a. - nost pft-saFsry nan N ahe uai.eL ,
statcs mas frsest ~ hug 10 chicago tae Ike ~
when Y ~ never 'rsctt s2si;Ist abF ttecr saonl-
Aate shr tChc tlcs u Ms extremity ee has
rIG n.Sa stfea - Ism ical qua:ttans % hs Fat
IAN ; b,iter pe!sonal aniaosily :sxar,i =. Uuloa
| Cahelaate ioE Congress. 70 ah!cf III. NcCortnsc-
, 1870-10-26

The season Of thanksgiving is approach
:og, md the country may expect TO be cdi-
tied soon by the osicial psoclamations,
bounding in pious phrase, ahsnrtlly drawn
out, including generally prayer and ser
non. In lieu Of that sost Of ric.rious
thanksgiving by our Governors, and in or
der 10 arcid any official exhaustion OF ths
actual thanksgiving, we suggest rs model
for such proci4mations, the following,
issued many years ago, by tho Governor of
New York:
ain accordance With usage. appoint Thurs
a<. The l7th OF November, - day OF pobllc
thanksgiving. ". l. MARCY
Which of our Governors will have the
GOOD sense to initiate this brevity7
, 1870-10-26

"A letter addressed to C1unt Blsmark was IT
celytd 1t the PIussian hea1quArters the other
ya1e, and accordingly opened By B,s1nark's conf
Denial Secretary. The later had scarcely opened
II and read few Hnes OF the same, which con-
Mter. when he was seized By violent palns tn the
head, and fell back LII ewcon- Another clerk,
seeing the mischief done ny the letter, and beteF-
conveyed IN that epissiey picked up aud 1etr the
sstne symptoms. After = nule while they feeov.
carefully, carried 1t to Chemist who soon asceE-
t.lred ii At the letter had been poisoned Win Ee-
r1tTtn, subtle and dangerous substance, rue
Liable to produce death or insanity. Ihe BelSaa
authorities we're At once fnfo1ied of ms atsemps
70 murder the German statesuaxn. Aua tae1 4o
Sid to be on the H4et Of tho AssAssfn
.-Mr& Gibsor, Of Andorer, AAs1s, 9PM1aa T. q :.
one Numbered Je DID, a; en- e., ss1 2 1s ~ y
Saiek - ma ny lsaiea o{ 1xu- She hsh hsdfou1
Husbands,
, 1870-10-26
TIE LOUISVILLE CANAL.

Tie Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce
siu>t adopted memorial to Congress
'-pon the everlasting subject OF tne Louis
Vile Canal arouao tne runs OF LUIS ohio'
That canal, unfortunately belongs 10 the
United STATES ana' thouen congress
many years ago ded'cated its entire
1tre'rts to its repair, The Cincinnati peo-
isc have kept up continuous begging
FOR something more General Weitzel, in
Isis, reported that, IN addition to Ss50, 0oD
previously gwen ny Congress, it would re-
'r"'Fe s9aa' 400 to complete the enlarge
Ii NJ. ln io''s' Congress gave Sl7a,ooo, and
III le'o II gave e-1o."'o more. making =
Nai Oh S4oo'o0+ re wants 4so' ooo ao-
''"'ohai. 1he G'nclnna'' Chamber OF Com
i'!efce nave adopted resolution notifying
s"ngress that Ssoo, ,ooo shall be appsopr'a-
led the hsst week IN December, and S@@o3,~
100 as soon thereafter as possible, and they
propose to send committee to Washing
'n.'. who, IN the language OF General Welt
Eel "wili insist upon the appropriation
asked for being H'nde.
congress- some years ago, aotnotizet
my person 10 take lie canal ana al us
revenues, and en'aree IT, and 10 use the
tolls Tor fhat purpose until reimbursed
The brave -henrted persons who undertook
:he j"l', ut the end Of a few years, found
themselves in debt 10 the sum OF S1,60o,-
COO, and stopped In addition TO the
S?3:', GOO estimated for by General Weitzel,
, 1870-10-26

Two ioW1ahIps In Tama County. 1oxa-Genc-
sco and Ci2:I-dita NO: phil single Democratic
vote WsnnebaEo County, IN the same State.
7oile.i as2 Republican votes, nnd Just Drmo-
cratic.
Foster, one Of the newly elected Democratic
CorRrcssmen from Fennsylyaula has been beaten
i,r that position half a dozen umcs, and WAS
cuts defeated for United States Senator aud
ouec for Governor.
In the Democratic Congressional Nomtn71ins
Convs nttou Of the Tnird Tennessee District, held
recently, Colonel Combs. Eell-knoxn
Ttnneessean. thus denne.. his position: ~ am
rot Reg ublican. am not = Radical 1 am q
rcsel, ana atu proud Of It. [Aoplanse,l 4 con-
sentative Is A man that 10 on the fence. repeat
t7st Am no Radical no Republican,: I an No
Conservative; an rebel Democrat tArp!ause-l
TN rct sfsaid to SAY where staud.~
"a Temperance Convention, held at ShcboSgan
Fa1se, Wis, Octoher e. put IN nomination 1 fuI
county ttckeE.-E. NJ Mcf.taw beng the candidate
"a. Senator; II. v. Clark for member Of Assem-
sly; and ". \. Ross for Sheriff.
The Hon ". n. Wc1ch, Of Carllnvi!le, has
Withdrawn from the conses. for the Juagrsatp
IN the Eighteenth Judicial Ciecutr OF Illinois
l=Avlng the fetd cleaf to tho lion. Il. u. rande-
re1, Of Christian County. MI WEIGH was the
nominee tDtmoc-astcl OF q convention OF laTFcrF.
Mr.. vanteyet Is m independent tDemocrastcl
n the nHld. The election Is called to ol Va
caucJ oecasloued by tire resignation OF the uo7.
Z. +. Rice, now the Democratic candidate fos
Congress In the Terth Congressional District
The election in West virginia for State ot11ccts
asd Representatives III Congrras will take p1ace
Irtotc1 p. The foilo ssns IS !lst Of candidates
to be Suttd for:
FrA1E
tsa' sSts sess IN E7s@n
1tsE 81 i Fs.p' sa snsss aaaiss-' sss
sstoss@y Jenf;si. .Josepa spssa.. 4. b 6.saWea
In 1865 The vote for Governor was rs follows;
Stevenson. Republican. s6,ps3: Camden, Demo.
chi. 3a.els- Republican majority. 4,7l7.
CONGRESSIONAL
x.'s:s j: SsS !, " "
Tf.nk Weisio1di..:. Joaa S. witsher.....lts ( (
sEenonfn2ted.
| The Hon D. Mccarthy. OF sa,t-uono nonoly
! fame. hts been asked hy number Of Syfacusant
interested In salt, to run Is ~ Independent n.
| publican candidate for Congress. The syrseu.e
| Journal ksJs that an Arrangement has been r,sae
by which, Just before the election. the Democratic
! candidate, Robert AecAEtny, Ia to withdraw fspu
rae CANVASS in favor Of the other Mccarthy.
Seven Republican members Of the New Jer
sey State Senate hold oyer, and the Trenton I'd
:tnt sAys thst scarcely possibility exists If Y1t
Republicans Go thetr full duty, but that tha uet
Senate Will be Republican.
Thomas Rice, Jr., has declined the Democrat,
oontna.on tor Councillor in the Third District 0
Massachusetts,, saying he has been = member o
the RI publican party from Its formation, and vii
heAEiJ support Governor Clafin and III asso
c4ared with him on The Republican ucke,, ut Ii,
coming election.
Unpleasant reports have compelled the Dem
, 1870-10-26

s,o,e copper plate from Mr. For,l who ses!d's
m 1.iiuto1 street, and, when asked why h. toA
the plate. said he wanted u c"t He'' "h fo' Ia
pets, He was lueti SO.
Thomas Fitzgerald Was assessed s29 f3F fast
&Ld {tckte8A diving
NORTH SIDE C0EKT.
Catherine Cuiyer. very noisy woman Eha H.
rows he psopte who unfortunately r:s!'e near a-t
don,cjie, WIS he'd In x2t0 bail u hstn ~: p.ase
toward EVERYBODY. espsclaNy M II .n,s,is a -, =
NTbefe we're twenty-four other eas:s he!arr
the Court, but none Of them Was "otta usent'oh-
, 1870-10-26


The last sensatiou IN England Is the selling OF
photographs OF a skull pufpo.ttng 10 be that OF |
S.akespare.
M - Irettss " Over the RItcr~ has been set 70
tfus!c hy a Boston composer.
Lieut. Peshtne, Of Newark, ~ T., Is an officer
Ut the French army un.ler Gen. Trochu.
-Eugenie ts herself ugaln When last heard OF
She was bunnct-Gnying In Bond street, London.
-Thnmas IInohrs II. r. n1ayeh n zane of font
ba,, with the students of Cornell University on
Nsuday Of last week.
a Correspondent, NJ the New York Tribune
asls that naner 10 mt It's reaers right as 10 the
name OF Joan dare. which he says Is JOAN Dare.
-su.an cooper. daushter Ut the novelist, lives
1t Ter fathers old home, IN coopcrztown, n T.,
aud is generally tleyotr,l 10 works OF charity.
Ii victotih's youngest daughter mar.1es the
Marquis OF Ln.nc, she viii hare an American
bynther-fn.law, Sir Walter Campbell, who Is doing
tusincss in New York.
A letter from ST Petersburg in the North
German Gazette ttates that the Czar on receiving
| the telcaEnm announcing the capstala.ion of
.suan. read It through silently several times, and
t1en handed II to those AROUND him, with The log
tpl cxs,au a,Iup ~ not Diadfa !" What NJ unc,s ,
tis attachment 10 his uncle the Kiay Of prussla
and bis ssmpathtes for tue German army a1e no
secret.
| --Mr. Ezra Dow, Of Weare, y. n, nils COM
fort IN the possession Of an old pewter platter that
w.s being set upon the table for supper by his
| grandmother, at the time she Was struck and
SlNesl hy 1ghtntrg, many years ago.
The Duke OF Cobnrg writes to bis wife from
Versailles that his heart bled 10 see the beautiful
surtopul!r rs Of Paris laid in waste. lie says the
French seem to be utterly senscIcss in fher 1rtae
and destroying the nnest bul!dlug5 without . par
ttcle OF necessity.
Miss Isabel 3tcCuIloch announces that she wss
mat1lcd 10 Sierof T. HtfguolI On the 18th OF I1ts
$50, N St. panl's Church, Montreal, Canahn by
the Rev. j. II. Jenklns. OF course the story Of the
twins must have been fabrication.
One OF the most notable private libraries IN
the country, that Of Richard Grant White, Is now
under the auctioneer's hammer III Sew YORK.
General Banks was announced 10 lecture IN
| he "Bsy State Course" at Eoston, Ihussda!
/ Light. on the Franco-tiesuan quest1on; but
| through the influence ct many OF his friends, Who
| knew that his sympath!es were with France. he
yp]uctaully decllnc,I and, at late h7uF bis place
was supplied BY Waite. S, Hartman, OF New
| HAMPSHIRE
AT the session OF the Uotar1a1 Conference Ii
New York, Thursday afternoon, :Mrs Jnsa War;
Howe asked why reference VAS constantly matt
to the "brethrrn T-uerer 10 the 4sisterar Tht
Ret. Robert Lalni Collier replied That he woult
, 1870-10-26
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER eG, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NuMlRAIt0as.

F.: Representative IN Congress ~: .ar Stafe At
t..!rt. General .yr1IS :. IIsGs<.
50" Trrasarrs. EHASTtiS y. RaT.>.
SaarTaseEd"ut Of pinl.c I1s.r.e11a. SsETDN
EATENAS, 80
Commissioners OF The renftaeti4-g. Ev,NEN
TaSilHL1eN End CASPAR buTZ.
, 1870-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lies or Hcmorrholdul Tumory.

Piles or HcmOrrh0ldAt Tumors.
An knds positively perfectly md Permanently ea.ed
hy Y. A. AcOA yDLfSS, D.. Nc. sasl Archst. Phil
k5nd OF PILES Internal, E1tcsns1 Bind, B1ee3tnk oF
Itching tat ther IL positively no ktpt Of deception ia
nanens and without the DANCER. 1ih7ut tie
Aisaedt injury u the pafieRt ia any and without
eAn1t1ca or Instrument. t1Ao Pfetl!a Natuty
Rrotsssu. 20 mer.ssoa Of TIE Lever S,wels Pad-et
ihey ae%r Can rrfer you % oIee l5p pessots earea
ia Phf1nd. irhta Als &c.
, 1870-10-26

Total ,sa :olg:g .s66 s3sa&. ~ ts1
Sherwood oyer IIe!sley, Id, 1sn: over all, l5,Sls;
1tays' majority over Pendleton In 1869 WIS i,coi.
Ttere is falling on In the total vote Of the State
tf IS go,
, 1870-10-26

|
1e WAS chosen.
The Tenth Wari nominated {. c. BonneE, the
be was chosen.
The coun.Fy members then marched on to choose
I st1ay a County members. with har c,toe.ns to
Ths Eighth Ward then dropped IN and no1ina-
ted Joseph Kelly. |
DAME, Boo,h, Of Jefferson, was nominated by |
tIe counuyren.
An Eighth Ward man nominated old Uncle Dave
1t was ruled ont /
Mt. Courtney resigned.
hsh aise sSen oas q %as
were entirely ucKnown, and It was bar policy.
The Chair told him 70 shut up
Twelfth Ward.
The E1gntn Ward delegates had leave 10 60
lack to iheir corner.
TOWN oYF1cxas,
While they we're sttli there the convention, With
RFauu lush, went 10 the nomination Of towa
ot3esrs, the men with the strongest lungs carry
Captain Michael Gleason was n7n!nated and
elect i Al Collector, He was recommended as a
aaa ec,rc rc ~ cas,cr Tss nom,as;e, Az sssor
ait;. rman lI;areta snbssnueniiy made a t,oid
su s,l and shnred lin H. atttr NJ. Goct,hne nal
tecn faftI1 Chosen, "
lanes Stanton Was nominated IS Supervisor.
a u0flFS00A
1as ev ns a,t hc,.r cqowa r. hrn iae gns c''' no'
The char ordered him t, shut up he was cou-
Jno. c. AUdetsop was chosen Assistant Snper-
y,snr ~' -e'e''' 's9 'f-'@
% jacob o, ,Klne; i n. singer; john saosnaker
TnWn Snns,sh,ss na IL 'a'' were '''''la'e'1 as
Tne cnnTention thcn ationrned-
yn ras.r9 fIn,n ,h. pnra
ent.,ra naetS,tt ssn1 NJ ,n,t carrs',n. II
m.min a,io ~ stx 1crisa,ars and the tnvn rtts
" Kenny mshnoned tns 9ames Iisso o. Mt1am s,h b.
-, TSa9a; snifley: snd John ii l. Tsrasi, as sui 1t
s;nrihoGei,i. f-- ~ '>f >f'-S> 'S oA'e"e a.
'Iehn N. Armstrong was snorcn Of.
r,nt. ~: ~ ne! II! .,mt'rcnr ILL., eoAess ~ WaAe
''1sr Fau.t,i ~ Il srasn Vac pcu,r,,a,
J.J. crowley vas q upnanAtcu,
X E,s;,e,s ~ sonef sfotYnnn Mynued; T. n,r,no,o,
TtHn Il = col"ma, M ~, romtnatoI NH
81 Was n rrr r brsss
~ VIZ " vt ~. =. ~ u 80. ss.r,,, ., u.s.
neir Re ieina Seaninayian md nnc of M H..
dlnay.;ns ~. ,,,,ox,n. ,,.... r,x nor,,.a,o. ,u
acclamstson. ~. '''''"' "s' "A7 1''D''a'e'' ''
Ws1I,sm u o,dcn = n peat,odr 1nt, ~
TowS orFIcERs-CoLLEc10R-
| The Town Coijectoistfp was fsSen up, and j. l..
Watson, J. l.. Durkce, J.. r. Walsh, Joseph Her-
scpQer. r, L Gattity, aud j, J, Cfowjef, were
| nL minated
4 delegate nominated Otto Peltxe-. Who vas q
| lifcraI man, and s,rong among The Germans.
4 tjrieEate said he was kicked out Of she Rail.
| cal convention.
| 4 deIecate dwell urop the receasity of having n
! Tentnnjc Collector. THE Germans on tie North
AiIfe = III s2i two,1 stand a, Euch hns,11rs4 &
| thisH
F1pa11v. ]. J. CROWLEY Ens unan,mpus1y n,,chpf,
! upnn anu noGtuat4d.
| ASSESSOR.
Charles Rankin waa no1nira.e,l fof the Town
| Asaest UrsllIo
| sCrE3vt.oRs
, 1870-10-26
County Court

tate Of Susan, DaE!d Fla1k, and Millteens Ftrrt1,
Of -, ,ee The H1lnors ATE heirs to au estatc rsu
thrtr mother, wn,ea sod tot cash, ss,:ssso, and
sStuIed uutes, {il+3l0.14.
ADMINISTRATIONS
Estate Of Asa Unnton. Administration granted
Es,ase Of E 1ehn % Full r Ma1.a T Fuil " WIS % appointed
s,ta. a''lA'ef 'p'A 'Ns sS''*' 4''e' ''''''
Estate Of Hiram \: P1tss Declared SETTLED.
Est.te Of SheHcsl Gilbert. Declared settled
m mxsF1 =; Ga1 a soF T,ss as
At CaicuEc, December II. 1861. DtseEtton after
Tbs Police Courts.
soC1H SIDE COURT.
A tail lptliyislust. with countenauce which de-
netsd that be had lived within walking dstA1c.
e aI wat !,
Ki!foil TIE complainant was Augustus Fitz-
srumous. who CON: m:3enced telling his s:orT before
he Was sxorn, but His Honor sroppea him, and
atter the oath was administered, ne vent back to
the beginning. He was IL ate,t IN his front roe1,
Eisn h.s T1ie I'D hoaEier, on sanaaI nish,:
II oc1uck, When Efoil ratset1 III The door, wa!ca
was not tpeo, and s2it II ha dill mt let him IN he
was shocked by hearing the prisoner cry oar, in
seIE loud toae, Is fons house II q bad house. =
hs use OF .sssna;lon Ihs prisoner fur,hc: asse +
fonl iltcatmaie chi dsen had been born Ii the
IT ase within a month. Fttx-in mous was fright
to s
| biz tcompiatnsnts) head lie did nut see the
II lie, and ccud net sire WY desc1ip1on Of but
Tbs pstsoner he,e e1hi6!trti carpenters Ia1e.
Lut fa1d nothing. The witness was aftRld Of his
s a sfP a1t 9a eo ID IS CT as
ot tie @ I'D oze W Ths bSa1i,et sesintd that kuioil
cane TIT re and inqusetl fer his wtte. and said u
she Wis rot forthcomoF-tr woul1 XII: he Inmates.
Th:s enllI tie tes:ircoIy Tor the complainant. !.
ard Klfcn called la1ee women up to
| tfl hts side Of The stosT. Tac Inst oEe
wanted to rels:e something whi h happened
| three years ago, bn. ttat was objected 70, md.
q *he tneW notniny Khaieye: ah5ut he ease n
was equally well-tutorU e11 regarding the cirru
stances, and, with the tas, who had net seen the
~ ea aa 70 es9s Rse
swore that ne really wa afraid OF hts life. - be
knew ktlisa 70 b ~ u4ehetous toan, aud shr
oaa Su,se. y ~ - nieey I dfess1a az "a isd aS;us
II yea1a Of age, vho vas 80 small that he had to
take :es, On the .ai.'nE ta otcer ~. he Co1:t
no Top Of whose bead Wa on level Win thv u.
Murphy. d Pinkriton.s force.. while wslk.
ee ot up e;e1eex. e t' ,a's rueru.us, q ssas; ;
window pane s1nsshed. :a1n. npon LOOKING
asosE saE the ITO boys nsla!oE tnessFe; sots T.
Sa. 1's South Csask street TneJ obsstretl hiH
and ran away, hut he followed and capturS1
ana seeafsa Rrxe ss eens wnSn +. ne Re
School. and DvJer committed, IN default Of sas
| ball, to answer as the cytninal Court.
over 4 1AltuE rca1 the St James uoteL ~ "
Wa y eeI s aasss e
staied that be would not get out for three wesk5 @
The bail Of wesssstc ras reduced n Hoa II; sug uS :
, 1870-10-26
DEMOCRATIC -.:CONVEN TON.
-
Thomas Isoyno Nominated for
Cougrcss. =.
For Sheriff, Charles Kern---For. Coro-
ner, Dr.. Quirk-.
NEessrs. Daniel Cameron, 8. s.
11nye~, md n. C. Stenrns
for Stnlc Sennfors.
Grand Conteat over West Side Repre-
seutaIves.
MORNING SESSION.

s+. - >
lhe Uemccsauc COUNTY ConSenudh. called 1o1
the purpcse of nominating Congressman
Sheriff. Cotuuer. State Senators and Rrnresenta
,,res sn, rn,zr n4srs-a 49, rsss.,,,s1 r,n..,,D,
~ 1,.,se-u''u e ',nss, ~ ~ee sesS nolu'us
y ti'tAtJ Hall. me eau was fot tue count,
Court Hcon, but 1t was found 10 be altogether tot
small. and s., shortly beto'e 10 nclocz, ruanei:
werr sent cut who returned, s,n,4 p1,h sIc se,n.
WIN =, snme rtth a. ana soTo .,,n o,,x ~
s "na ,.. :. sas n..n g. auu Home WIN ou1s Tue
cent contribution OF the bridgeport Democrat
who sacrificed his midaar -poisuu for the Coo<
OF the capse. After the col,ector, ha, ,Ie,,nr,et
sn,,- ,a~ s.,. 49, ,sss. -. go, A
aaea pss eeas, .oe fh- "As ioaoa 10 annnat u
apcnt <lcd. This Was pltnsed down a1d La1rar
Hail WIS theirs.
rEHrog.RY nsGAstz .1,nx..
rha cnrr.n,t.n 49,, aaI,a,, :. e..So.n e,a,
tAe wv, easiot "-s eA''ea ~ oiats ~ IL tial
sasneflahn. Cha'tn an OF Enc Central t:0u1mittee
~ao Nominated eamdei Asaton as TeoroFar.
SnaH Wau'
NJ .s,,,,s n.AA1As ~ " ~ ak X AsaanS.
,, NJ. ae1S'n' a''e' 'aA1oS sAe caaa'' sPoke as lo'
I'VE W. cu.nv ,..n
xrs,ss aesf,,s y, ten.sr r. I'm r Ut Tue SoS
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