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, 1870-11-08

Professor Charles S. Resop. a colorcd man. IL a
cana:.iate for School Trustee In the Filth Assem-
BIZ District Of New York.
Wendell Phillips sars he does not want 10 be
elected Governor, but wan,a to come 50 near 1t
that Boston shall be Ia doubt for sweuty-four
hours whether Ctan!n Ia elected.
-DeAi1es the regular candidate for Congress,
the Republicans Of Sebra,ka have nominated 4
"eonttnTcnt": tnat Is, second member, to take
bis eeat II the census shalt show the State entitled
TO TWO Representatives.
The 4i.seur' Rtpablioda'x Washington cor
respondent says that the following case has come
to the notice Of the Post Office Department.;
1.-TWO old gentlemen llv1ns IN ons Of the fAE-out
counts! slltsges Of Kentucky. being ii logger
heats, the older OF the two forXed the ua1ne OF
the yosirCcy, WhH was the Postmaster Of rhe
rlsce. 10 letter aasEefse4t to the FostTnasfer
icntrH1, rertgutng the office and its accomnauT-
Ing emhlulncuts, amounting to SIS 4 rear. Tie
dcrartu en-, herr, thinking the letter TO he cenu.
| Inc, accepted the resignation and appointed the
other to the place. The younger, thtnkint In
transfer OF thc ONCE without Anv reason being as
signed rather strange proceeding lnsIltuted in.
Guirtcs resulting IN the discovery Of the fnrutTT
lie ~as l1umet!iste1y rriustated By the postu1 4sti
tsentE ri. Bat not content with such 1cpafa'tor
II *rrears ihst he Rent cha1 cnCe to his nor dis
COL fted t1ya1 to nCht duel"
, 1870-11-08

TIE Republican ticket bearing Mr..
Wrn,wursl's name. at the polls to-day, may
lie s"sils Distinguished by the plainnesa
aud clearne ss Of its Typography. Il has
l'ee1: casso,rary oslate for political "rings''
&" get ,rn t't,,isl--anl-twisted ticket, with
the MINES coi1ed together like nest Of
>.Ht1st>. se sh%t nobody can erase bad
car ai.!a,e a."l insert grod one in his
place. Tie o1,jec Of this is to cheat The
voter ',y crul'elling hira to swallow the
".rtlc hatch ar lo>c his vote.
H'.re will he No need OF ANYBODY
* chesir.1 in this manner today.
Ine Republican ticket bearing Mr.. Went
worths name can I've ''scratched~ to apy
desired rxteut l.y anybody who carries a
lead ,,crcil. We advise people TO take this
tieke, aud erase the name of any canli-
date known q. believed Try the voter 10 he
Dishonest ar incapable II anyEmdy wants
to .ra,-e t.r. Neutworth's narne. the same
u,,sntunity will s,@ afforded.
, 1870-11-08
PERSONAL,

Mrp. Et1Eirh steele eounlttea suicide at Patcr-
son, n. j., on Tuesday, hy taking poison. Some
three ears ago her hnsbani took his own life In
The same manncT.
a f1iraway match Ia reported from Hanover
C1unt5. Virginia, between Mr. WiIliarn Chisholm,
sec's Gu. and Miss Alice Jones, aged II.
-FulioaH publishers, Lee Shepard, accept
Tision's oneE to 60 into court on the Fulton beer
question. REd agree to pay his hotel bills, liquor
'ne1ndef, II he Will come to Boston aud 20 At It.
John Stanton. Of the Brooklyn Eaet, who
dtesi on Wednesday, at the age of 40. vas better
ktIoHr to the public as " Corr O'LanuAr
The correspondent Of the Boston Adrrrti&es
gres this description OF Charlie Sing, the leading
Chinaman at Mf. Sampson's shoe shop In y nth
Adams: I" This Fnupg man Is living example OF
The Elastic csrat'!lts Of hls race. lie came to
California eight ycaEs aga lie served his con-
tract time faithfully as house servant lie haz
Kept store several Jeassiu Nevada He Is a
partner In one Of the large houses OF San Fran
cisco. lie keeps the most complicated accounts
with entire ease, anil carries on a rery extensive
correspondence With the other side Of the world.
lie rules his little flock With pleasant words and
4 constant emile. and never has any trouble. He
atteu.ls 10 thcEr comnssarfar. and keeps the run
Of the market lie seems entirely content with
his fGo . mnnth and his rtce aud tea diet. He al
ready kaows every detail Of practical shoe
mal1nE.~
Thomas j. Wade died last week in Upper
Providence, Montgomery County. IN the ninety
fourth gear Of his age. lie was never married,
and had lived hermft's life for over halt cen
turf. in d:lspldated hovel. lie laad no relatives
In on1er to trouble for hts executors he put-
chased hls tombstone two years ago, aud had |.
Inscribed with his na,nc and Age, whtch WAS nut
down at 81 it is rulnofcd that he has either
willea his property for a ctmetery or TO the
county.
Charles Peters. wels-kuown actor, died IN
New York on Thursday. he Was burn In Biz
MiuRhau, England, April Is. 1875, aud came to
the Tuitc,a States In the fall Of 1859. lie made
his first appearance At Sib1o'e Ia New YORK, after
which he travelled over the country With several
troupef- lie also played long engagemeot 10
Aoston. At the tine of his death Nr Peters was
member OF Booths Theatre, New York city.
Sir George teneibson. who IL believed 70 have
been II It in the steamship Tatuna, IVES bon, Ia
1917. and Was the eldest son OF the Right Rev,
John Dankfs JeEktuEon, Bishop OF ST. Davtds
Sir George. in early life, entered the Rrttsh army
and WIS Captain OF tie Eighth Hussara AtfcY II,
tittng, he was Deputy L.cnsrnsnt OF Gloucester.
shire in 1874, and 11tEn Sheriff In 1859. He va.
elected 10 the House OF Commons In 1861 fol
North Wiltshire, and has sat In that body since
that time.
Mr.. Mary Ellet died In Philadelphia on tht
sth Inst agRd u yearA She was the mother O.
Colonel Charles El:et. the noted engineer.
, 1870-11-08

Tue honest and respectable meu,a,era of
fhc Republican party profess to l,c sincerely
n favor Of strict fidelity and economy in
the expenditures Of the government.
There can and will be no economy. OF
rcfrenchn'ent, or reduction of taxation,
unless the tneu elected TO Congress believe
IN it, espouse it, and arc proof against
lobby Influences and corrupt Claims. Who
rretends to say that Air. Farwell is
such man: Has he establiSled
the reputation OF being proof
against the sesluctions and temptations
"f the lobby? Place him on the Com
mitfee on Claims or Appropriations, and
Low much will he do 10 protect the Treasury
or the interests OF the Taxpayers? The
mere Question suggests the answer that
will spring TO the mind Of every voter who
is acquainted with his career and code of
ethics in dealing with Offices, contracts,
claims, aid 5o1,s. Is man who regards
the pnb1ie III the light OF great goose TO
10 rl'cket. a safe or proper person to
reprcseIt the largest district in the Union !?
answer al the polls to-day.
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r.. y
4 singular case Of kidnapping has l.selv
been brought to light In January, 1863. i
colored Eifl, Margaret Robinson, about IL
years Of age, who lived with her aunt, Lizzie
Mack. in this city, vas engaged By Mrs
Sackett to take care Of child. Mrs. Sackett
induced the girl. rs threats and promises, ia
accompany tiez 10 New Orleans, 8ud themes to
Havana. Upon arriving 1t 'Hsyans Nrs.
Sackett left her At the Hotel de San Carlos,
where che has since been forced to remain,
working hard and receiving no pay.
The matter was in some WAY brought to the
notice Of Henri G. Hall. Vice Consul Gen.
esal. who wrote to Washington about It.
J. c. B. Ra@i., Assistant Secretary Depart
u,ent OF State, took the subject in hand, and
sent tho papers, with IN explanatory letter, to
the Chief Of Police here.
Captsin McDonou.h has since BEEN lookips
mp The relatires Of the gir!, and yestenlay sue,
ceeded IN finding them.
The result IL ttft Eliza Lucas (co1ored) yes.
.cti3ay went before = notary and made aida,
vit that her daughter, Maigaret Robinson
from the house Of her aunt It thf
time stated and that she, Eliza Lucas, hi:
every reaeou to he1,eye that the Marsare,
Robit,eou in Havana IL her daughter, She
tbcrefo.e prays the authorities OF Washington
to send to H&yAnA and have her child tetuTnei
to her,
Tho papers arc completed and were for
w1rded yesterday.
It's estimated in some Of the letters r.
ceiyed from Washington that is not the fifs
complaint OF the kind nude ut the Hotel dt
San Carlos, Havana, and it IN not inprnbahle
that numbers Of co1ored children OF boil
ee1es have been kidnapped IN this country and
sold ~ t!Ayes in Cnba.
, 1870-11-08
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER s. 1870.
a LAST WORD.

The respectable portion of the people of
Chicago ln'k uix,n the local government Of
New York city With unqualified horror.
They think that its vices, its ftanls, and
1ts ccrrnrsiors are 20 astounding aud
overwhelming that they would Justify tbs
intervention of 'Le armed forces Of the
Tinted States to govern the city. That
tyranny did not Grov in one day nor in ons
year /: Is The resn1t Of piling one sue
reSsfni fraud upnn another. without
rc'."k~. 4 corrup. dynasty strengthened
i's,lf xesr after year. until at
Inst il las ''eeomc omniroteut
rtsliIg N"w York and BROOKLYN,
exciting eight members Of Congress, the
Ffnrrrr"r and Legislature Of the State,
aad r8i~a'iios and apprapriating annually
S:"'tAHi,asl 1t has overcome all oppos-
lti''n : a1d now everyhody who has dol
la' holds il nj the mercy of The same vii
!sir~ ~hn stale fhe Erie Railxny, and are
E"w l.1:tk'nai1ing the banks A similar
dt,Jui;-@ las heen slowly but srrcly
ran3;:lst" fer the Fichest office in the Gift of
.>}.a'1 IL. Of the district. Men cannot pleat1
:ur'rauc'": c. n. Farxell His record has
:".r s,;.t'is>' es1 ms much uf il rs could he
:o;.rd ~ rai~r,, and the pns,lic have bcen
uat.r acquainted With it. His associations
ate e"1' known to the community. II
lnsr i. to lie Known br the company lie
te'r>--~h"s ,nay mot happen. if he ans
Lis tribe get int" power:
H. is TIE acknowledged cL:efuf all those
uho keep mt If Jail 1'r their wits aud not
IT. t!rir Fc.4l behavior. George
E=sez. and Hugh Reid, and Tom
krr:e we his ch@mpiors, and if the
ln~'.,'r nf Chic 80 elect him to-day,
,h"y ah.:.',, this city aud its interest 10
that esrr as irre'r'evah!y as those Of New
York lsavs tr~u given over to the corrupt
AID d~hase*l dynasty that rules it.
Ne feel ,n.t NC hare done our duty, for
vi have allowed no one to err through ig-
nnfance- We nov ask the voters to DO
:hcirs- Let those taxpayers who have
something at stake in this contest. not
only vot-, Int work to-day. Let them
,;t1d al the polls witk tickets in their
hau.ls. uc.l fight down the danger whicl.
'lt:+ai"rs themselves, in common with the
, 1870-11-08

Wr have IN fears of the result to-day.
TEs voters Of Cook County have had ample
time to consider the true question at issue,
AID will vote inte1l'gcnt1y- FarwelI, if
tneJ ruean to create Tammany Hall in
t'hicaSo-Eor Wentworth, If they deairs to
rush forward the canse Of Economy and
i:rform. t~'sh in Chicago and at Wash-
inston. The question Of principle is
ssrnl,ic nue. Mr. Wentworth has never
ronftdtrate9 with those whose business it
j. to make politics means Of plundering
TIE taxpayers. M such charges have ever
'.".'a l.i~vtrI agAinst him. Mr. Farwe1l;s
r.s,,zd Us a business man has been
':1.,:'f lis r;s.ion for two weeks, and not q
t':lr q! !, f':ss c.,,,,e to light Yet, enough
La- cn-,e ant to -how its true character
AID r knsr,s'" >bnving It is. Owing lis
E.'"iua'i,'n I" the employment of means
ul.Ieli corrupt the very fountains of repub-
Lean i':,s1sntivns and free government,
ard t o: ~ n,'v '-lents or abilities he may
l,nrr 'i>l'-y-sl in any other direction,
"AAt il 'tesr in Charles B. Farwell's
trr,,F.l tint .~,nmenfs him to voters as
&, HAN fer Congress?
II i,+- IL. n fit ,nan for Congress-, then let
II. MT stop with him. Let &C. Beck
WITH" his coarstl and familiar, be made
t;,v~rror: let Keefe be Collector
II the Port; let Jake Rehn he
C"!lrctcr Of Internal Revenue; let
public monument te erected to George
Tr,s:>s..ll ard .r"sl,er to Mollic; let all laws
ncaiust gaming he repealed {they have viz
, 1870-11-08
RAILROADS.

The line OF the Des Mo.nes Valley Road Qoxa,
Is located to run from Fors Dodge. On the east
stde of the river, to Emmetshurg, IN palo Alto
County, then crossing the river 10 the west side,
to EstheIste. IN Enmet County. then snou'd the
St. Paul L Sioux City Road not make Es,herrIlle a
point, the VALLEY Road will continue Its lue to an
intersection With that Euad Al OF somewhere near
the State line
The survey OF the ottumwa i St Paul Rail.
road {1owal Is completed to Independence. The
proposed route entera Buchanan County on the
south line Of Homer Township, about 4 mile AID
halt from It's southwest corner. Thence II pur,
sues An Annost neFtheFIy co11Re.
, 1870-11-08

captain y. Is. Harrison died at Key West.
~, and was appointed to the navy from that
sts:e FeoIuaIy %. 1sas. 1t the COMMENCEMENT
q tne late ~ar he commanded the ateamtr
Gh.uGA. Hniea vessel was selected By Capsa!u
BaJs*s az his aaeshr. and lei the line Of vessels
q q tns passage Of Forts jackson and ST. Philip
Aasfison being specially commented In the en-
eal tepofts Tor his Rat,antry and the sktlfu maa-
nef 10 which he fought bis vessel. He was, after
MMds commissioned Commander and transferred
% th. James River nodlla, commanding the gun
boat Aahapka- In 1865 he commanded the steam
ifteaee Alnnesofa. participating in ali the 0pera-
lions on The South caEn1lna coast uudl the end Of
mouth, r. H., from 1858 to 1865, anl WAS conmss.
stoned Captain on Ap-f' q, 1858 At the e.me 81
his de1lh he omInanteA the United s.ates sn!p
-Cplou-l Fovney has 4 provision p hls VII
Hhirh makrs II obligatory On the eIs1eoce q toe
Eeett F1xas that Il D called rgnsYs mTfdfS f7fa'
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so!ely With that end in view, and WA thn mi,
tcticn that could have baeu taken n ~! -!

Bolely With that end in view, and WA III. oa,.
action that could have been taken Ia '! ~!
premises. ~ 'os
The Corinue Reporter s1ys;
"Bus ten months uxyo efsnseff s,ncs t,
sha1er d1St received his sppotntMeLt, ans ~.
az slnse he attset! and cas~res upon hia 1T, rs
deared 10 the loyal people OF U,ah. and a.. "a,
administration dis the br1ghteat paar I'M ,e
in h1r history: ne vaa at once ttm saa I'd, s,,a 1as
ciftntptJ: snd while ali who annrnnrns. an a
personally cun.s. b We nine i,ut H.. ,,n n,'a
tst feeling tovsrd hIn. he ye: snsE na.
the rights a. duties Of his posttou, ai x,e nv.
form them. BstnR human. he pt,i,aniS ~. ~.
seme mistakes: bnt sutrre II to saJ that " nga:
nsn Gosefhts Hho ua.ie 50 few. Of ub,,sr ~
nlLtsstak1oh gave such 4 gc4era1 ssfisfaction IT,
Vas takfn a"sy a. 4 ti,Ge WHEN hls conT.,. ~ :
hetaItd m rtsfte' o. all PARTIES. ant ~ can IN;
ncs",' ~ ~ death. tHf Intr:y 1uss t. hts IA y.
ahd 'u tht lublic .erytce.- ~''A''1 J
6lrnT Aa
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Governor. e. Wiscntr. ..John q. Blown.
Tho v,to ..at fa- C,va~,ar 1,ut va,r =, Ali,
, 1870-11-08

Fsrwell's tummers pretended to bo in high
feather yesterday. They we're running about
in great Glce, hutton-holtng men on tho cor
acrs, and whispering in their cara that Fur
veil had secured the lrieh Democratic vote.
Hows - Grrsntaeks," they would answer.
Well, VIC shall see whsthcr there il apastl-
Gle Of truth in tue report the Farwell bnu-
mers were circulating. We believe it, how
ever, 10 be an uumitiSated elander and asper-
sion On that nationality
, 1870-11-08

No man in Cook County has done mora
10 convert tho caucus system OF non'ina-
tions into fraud and lie, and to bring
ii into contempt and disrepute by reason
! OF the corruption practised, than G. B.
.Farwell. Should he be sent TO Congress
Ms a rewnri therefor?
, 1870-11-08

Even corrupt Tammauy has become
ashamed Of the gambler John Mosrissey,
and has rejected him from it's ticket.
Does any other district in The United States
propose to be represented By that kind Of
craftsmanship?
, 1870-11-08

PRSkG God WINS ~rhvsuc 10 fYu,h
GFo>ptnE E.unalsssss~ "a s.};hp,.l.,p
11Ansa0n to be- rss:tlt ~. uatsa> -. s&-
e"uc-Eurh Family to he sl4e u ~ ur1
o1itA Suite Of IIn0s1s~-
From the N,r its& Snn. .yor $.
The fnghtfullr expensive rates OF hou.e
rent prevailing IL New Yosk have gwen 1,-o
70 Elafty sch* met. in -o1e cf which lie nsin-
clp:e q Co. operation wz- applied. and IN nth
err sne French system Ct suites az floors WAS
aoop' e. to snit the american requisite Ut pr1-
Eacy. The latter has boen tr:ctl aitt partial
snaeess tn Eighteenth street, but it dill MT
enlk tic class fur whom it VS. es-gne3. AMI
sterstlons we're ade which so1nc yha. t!ctc1i-
ofHed lis pEetentions as a substitute for a
fashionable honse. .tud the co.nrerat;oa
schemes we're generallz proposed hy men Who,
o: tie public.
Af. rarke Goodwin. one OF tbs rnoss zsal-
Gas toc1ai rcfotmcrs tt the age. Las, how-3er
beeh completely successful. LIs ha- formed
Z ecmpaIy, Nth a capital Of 59O1,N,M OF
which twt-thirt.s has been already paid up, for
tfe purt ose Of erecting a co-apcratIye house.
arranged III sultas, Of Nh,ciI each per.ou III,
,otps the association sbnll DO tho e,e!us,ve
owner and proprietor The tuitee will ali he
1ne 1ne saoe re. and there will te no difference
I,om Tue top story to the tiret tioor. save III
.nc ~ f8ht Anu the price Tbs as-ec;.;ion
tons!ets Of sesenty-dve individuals, who p.y
an average sum OF 5l2.00O.
Inc 1ulsdlEg i to ba on Madison ayopue,
WITH frnnt OF 4Go feet AMI depth OF 2uO. 4
street will be opened in the centre OF the
bios 1, - AZ to g17e an entrance fruit and
rear: It will be seven stories in height. an,i
viii be provided With two or more eiesstorr-
L is TIE sa.h Of the association thai it shall
be aTchitccturally a. beautiful a. po.1i,,Ie AMI
rians and proposals are being sent in bv tha
mort eminent dasiGue.s. It is also fha 3esra
o. re members to surround the building viii
= eolonnadc; but it appears thu: tlIr + nnr
Iesmitted ~ bs the tasteful Solona os New rork.
mcfce- The scheme has much 10 recor,n1on,1
II, ana, in I'll probability. viii fal msny sup
, 1870-11-08

In his desperate anxiety to be elected
to Congress, G. B. F4rwau ia willing and
| ready to sacrifice every other man on tho
ticket. II the candidates for the Legisla-
ture have my desire to be elected, they
I will 1cok altar their own interests to-day.
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ana let far~ell sAto cara Of himself, which
he Is doing without any reference to them.


ba 10 So;aa ~" ":..~. s~A' e' o! himself .h'ch
-Wy > -ny 1eloleoco 10 'ae"'
rur e1rr.r,ow =. -,-
Tho n,ec;s, r.ssons f,- - .,a = - [s;,..s. - -.
pronoss1 ,mn.-,. ,,..-.-- nNss.s ~ s
France ma mt .nn,nn.ss H.. ..ara,, 49,. ~.
indicated Ia .ho,. w.. n:s.s..,. ~ -, It.
,,osef1 IN cn,c,,ai = .1sse. ...,s. - ,.m.
NJ amr.s.~ -. ~ ,,,,t ,,,ss..1r ;" aas;.,a.. ~
ubenc - nv ;s ~ aons;n,a ;, = ~ ~
fought over .co;n Far c1ear1r n a,,ox
F.aucc tn rex;ctnal Mi hcr c;t;es and nnt
:. them otherwise In a state of dafance- Inv
f,..ol,,,, fro,, b,<t;,;+;os Cor .,~.n.r-8va ~
th;r1 ;7u,s ,ron,., T.. s;,,,,1. .;,hss - ~
nit ner TO nut berse,r in n cona;t;o, f.-
nav s.ruocla ar m mata tbat 49,.
ele 60 arduoua on tho p.rt of pnsa;.
that xhe must consent to naacs A. .m
nesty. 1esyinr the s,tnation nrac;s.,,, az :,
il, Bis,aark. upparen,lv, d,es NJ .,,:....
10: but An amnesty tha ,dv,nt.. II
which should be all on tl,e s;,7a ~ -
aud ,he disadv.nsaoes .,t ~ ~.
prus>ia. il a measn1a tn uh;cb o.,;sa1e,- ~ e ~
be docs no, pronosc to osso,t ~ .t;,
the world can bsr,,lv 1,l.ma ~, rso W"
WINS mt ona of bic r~a,ak;. T., w ""'
"een accented as conclusion to bo tried
between frauce and Prussia, it is not TO be
expected that now, when that conclusion
Il thus lar in Prussia'a favor, Sue should
toreGo all the advantages gained, and
assent to the statu quo ante btllum
to please France. On whatever terms
Prussia 1nay finally consent to peaca. 1t in
evidently not Herr Dismark:s purpose to
allow France to put herself in a position
where she Gnu enter upon negotiations
under better conditions than are nov onen
10 her.
Leaving out Of consideration the differ.
ence in the characters Of the two peopleB.
the CAUSES which led to that difference. and
the superiority Of the military system of
one over that of the other, it must bo &C.
copied, in general terms, that tho Immense
and immediate success of Prussia is duo,
in largo measure, to her complete prepa-
ration for war, and that the sudden and
overwhelming disaster of France is t1ue
to her want of it. Had both ooue,s
heen equally prepared, the result in the
end, might have been the sa,no. he.
cause of these other differences 10 vh;ch
We allude; Int the nrenoration IN
tho one pazt. and The want ~ :, ~ 49,
other, unoueationn11v had va,v ,n,,,,, ~ ~
with the spdden caf,et,o,,hos .;h;.h -.
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8FEE1AL NOTff!EN
THE CELEBRA RATEn
MURRAY
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LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable.
and refl eshing Of all perfumes,
for use on the handkerchief
A@4V4y
at the Toilet, and in the Bath
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers.
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aousee u tae city, and they have a1most unani-
.s responded - her call, seeing s,so tbs great
benefit which nu.t re-n1t FINN, ha- -,,t uhsk.s
reaioo 70 BE- proud Of the mnra.1o. .ndMessrves
CROFT Tor he lodom,table pluck rhlch led To it,
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st. Louis Youngsters delight In dropping lighted
matches into the strtet let,er-boxts.


4 Boston lady proposes. the authorities per-
=, s,ttng and the pai!ee protecting, 10 Plant Wiz
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

List OF xtato Officers nnd Kcpresen.
s~ttvsH th Cossgre~x to be Voted for.
Tha fnl1o"ing il list OF Ill the cinlidates
for CoEEEess md State Offices to be voted for
tlli+ week. The election took place Ia Lnui-i-
aEs on Monday, and will take place Ia all tho
Other States to-dsv. Members OF the present
Congress are Indicated By star:
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