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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

Who have injured themselves by d, cert;-.n
practice, already described, habit fre.
quenty learned from evil companions or a!
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
marriage impossible, and destroys botr mind
and boiy, should appI' Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hopo of
his country, the pride Of his parents. should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyment
of life by the consequence of devisting from
the path Of nature, and indulging IN pernl-
cious habits. Such persons must, before con-
templating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

Especially, who have become the Victims o
Solitary Vice. and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an untimely
allied talents and brilliant intellect, who nigh
otherwise have entranced listening Senste
with the thunders of eloquence, or walked t
ostacy the living lyre may call with full conf
dence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16
MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men contemplst.
ing marriage, aware of Physical Weakness
vous Exctsbility, Palpitation, Organic Weak.
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disquall-
fcation, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under tho care of DR.
j. may religiously con6de in his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

CASTOR OII-One case of Bakers Crystal
u Castor OIL the best make. just received di-
rect from the factory and for sale y by ppo
sun1s T. ). LEADBEATEk q Blu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

100 BAGS genuine Old Government Java
lOO Coffee.
Ground Laguyra Coffee.
Choice Rio Cofec-of superior flavor anu
4In,"y smo y r. NJ. LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures
Affection Of the Kidneys or Bladder, lnyolun-
Nervousness; Dyspepsia. Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas Palpitation Of the Heart.
Timidity Trembling, Dimness of Sigh: or Gid
diness, Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin Affections of the Liver, Lungs. Stomach
or Bowels-those terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth-secret and SOL
itary practices mere fatal to their victims than
tho song of the Syrens to the Mariners of Ulys-
ses blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations, &c. .a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

RAKE CHANCE for a man with smail
a csnitsl to get good business that is al,
readv established and doing we'll an old stand
in the grocery and liquor business. Rent mod
crate Address lock box 5G, Alexandra, Va
iv ES- ..-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

MISS HUNTER will reopen SCHOOL Sep,
lHl tember Goth at 123 n. Cameron st. lau29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

Steamship Etna {Br), Lockhead, Liverpool Halifax
q Dalc.
steamship Palmyra (Br, Browne Lverpool-c Franck-
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, savannah-Murray. Ferris
&Co
s.eamahip Charleston, Berry. Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship weybosset, Bulgcr Charcston-H Morgan
Steamship Abemare Lakewood Norfolk City Point and
Richmond old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamship George Upton, Roberts, Richmond, 6c-Jas
Steamship VIM Clyde, Sherwood. Philadephia--Lorl-
lard Steamship Co.
Steamship kercus, Rsarse, Boston-w Clyde.
Bark Annie Richmond OBI, Gibbs, Bristol, E-a Buley
Park Micete lBr) Wren, Cork for orders-Jas Elwen
x Co.
Bark Circassan (Bp, Amy, Cork for orders-G Buley
Go.
Bark Reindeer, wellington, Port spain-Henry Trow-
Brig Caroline, WEIGH, Barcclona-John'R Dow.
Brig Czarina lErl Nickels, Cadi,-R p Bnck Co.
Brig Alice (Brl, Peterson, Jacmel-Brett Son Il Co.
Brig Teresita Hill. Cienfucsos-Tuckcr Lightbourne.
Brig A Br), Bel.ouatan, 81 Johns. NF-Gsorgo H
Brewer.
i,rls Colorado Br. spouage. La Have. Ns-aeo Phil
Brig pashaway OBJ. Fullerton Elizabethport-J Whit
schr snmmeryille tBr, Sanford. Hafax-Crandan, Ber
Atlantic tB, Davidson, St john NB-crandan, Ber
schr Susan Wright Mount Georgetown sC-Dollner Pot
ter 4 Co.
schr Arctic, Conway, Rockland-M Sonora
Schr & Acken Mead, Stamford.
Steamer yineland, Bowen, Baltimore.
Steamer Tacony Nichols, Philadelphia
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer Maynower Fuls Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
CRUSHED IND FALLEN.

sailor named Henry Thompson yesterday after
fell from the topsal yard OF the bark Palestine
lying at pier No. North river, and was drowned.
Efforts were made to recover the body, but without
success. Thompson was forty years Of age
Charles Krautz, German laborer, who lived at
212 Third street, while employed upon a. building
IN process of erection In Forry-frst street. n ear
Second avenue last evening fell from the third story
to the ground. HIS injuries were severe, and he
was sent to Bellevue Hospital
While the tender OF steam fire engine No. 20 was
being driven TO o fire In Duane street. and In turn
ing the corner OF Washington and Fulton streets,
the driver, james Williams, was thrown violently to
the pavement. His nip was diSlocated, anu he re-
ceived severe Commissions. He was removed to
Bellevue Hospital Ia al ambulance.
Daniel Rosenberg, German sixty years OF age
and cripple waS run over by wagon In Chatham
square last evening" Among other Injuries received
his leg was broken. lilo was sent TO Centre Street
Hospital, and the driver Peter EureU, arrested
Patrick Connors and James Clark, both residing In
avenue b, and who were employed as laboIers
on the building corner or Exchange place and
Washington street, fell from scaifou yesterday at
noon and both received severe injuries. They were
attended by Dr. Andrews ana sent home.
John O'BrleIl. aged sixty-iiye ycara and employed
In the tobacco factory, No Al Columbia street. had
his hand severely crushed last evening b. the roller
OF o press. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Ida Thompson, sick In the street aud deslisrtc
was cared for yesterday at the Tenth precinct
station house aud aftcrwarj sent To Baleyue Hos.
pltSl ~ an ambulance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
REVIVAL OF Know K0THlyG,sl.


NEW YORK, Nov. l, 1870.
To TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
"There arc no formal lodges OF Know Nothlngs
now ia tile clty.n
The above s quotation from the speech or Mr..
Tomnson, at Cooper Institute, 3lss ut.. before the
Young Democracy Mr.. TomlInson is not wen posted.
There at this present time lodges OF the above
mentioned party organized in nearly every ward In
the city. Some time since was conversing with an
old acquaintance, who formerly belonged to tho
Know Nothings, and was informed by him that
efforts were being made to resuscitate the party.
few days ago was toia that the party or
gani2ed bnt that the only disqualification to me HI
bership Roman Catholicism that ail lorelg ner5
could become members If they were Pro-
testants. MIR T0mhnsons remark that 'the
vie Know Nothing spirit still ranked In the
breast OF certain parties whom he could mention,
gentleman had told him mat many republicans
were actuated by this spirit" Is without doabt true
but 1t Is strange that he should have made such O
remark before the Young Democracy whtcnafflliates
with the republican party. Tue reorganization OF
tho Know Nothing party can be productive OF no
good. All who approve OF 1t are republicans. Ihave
conyersed with no sound democrat who formerly
belonged to the Know Nothlngs who approves OF IL;
1t Is dodge or the republicans to rope In unsu3pec
ing dcm0craiS and when the election takes place
force them 70 vote for republicans. Let all demo
Gratis who formerly belonged to the Know Nothing
party be on their guard.
NOTHING PARTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
gRE NEWARK DEMOCRACY.

The sound thrashing administered to the Newark
democratic politicians by the people at The late
charter election has had most wholesome effect in
purging out q good deal OF the rottenness which
essayed to prevail. Immediately after tho cleo
tlon the Democratic City Central Committee
held o meeting and took measures look.
ing to q reconstruction OF the party That
the latter Is anything like nearly dead, has been
given out Is far from the actual state OF aralrs as
was abundantly and even surprisingly demon
sated by the recent grand rally at the opera House.
I Inc central Committee, among other things, ar
mary meetings. Instead Of the Old system Of making
nominations utrd uoce, whereby band OF 'packersn
could carry everything, new plan has been inau-
gnrated This Is to make nominations by ballot, the
regular boxes being used and placed In charge Of
responsible parties, Now II good men are not
nominated the democrats will have them.
selves selves to blame. The plan worked admi-
rably In most cases at the democratic pri-
mary meetings to elect delegates to the
Assembly conventions on Monday night. At the
Ninth Assembly primary some sharp practice was
INDUCED IN, however. Some nine double ballots
were found to have been slipped into the box.
James TWINS retaincrs were successful Yesterday
at the democratic county convenion the party went
through the farce OF nominating w. b. Busch for
Sheriff. The county Is certain to 60 republican and
retain Sheriff Teed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
POL1T ! O AL. !
>s->~~A~~~~~>~~~~>~~~~~
CITY POL Il II I q ..
The Republicans apl Young
Democrats ReTudiate
Each Qyher.
TzE Yeyya DEMOCRACY.

TAsy Sink an Differences In Faver Of Gov.
eruor HoGnan-The Republican Slave Trade
Tickct Csmpellcd TO ssWalk tho Plank.s
Tho General Committee Of the Young Democracy
net last evening at Apollo Hail under the presi-
aency OF Mr.. J. T. Masterson. The meeting was but
poorly attended, and 1t was remarkable for the alb
sence OF the leading spirits, neither T. A. Led.
with. General Hlger any Of the 'whippers inn be-
ING present. rendering II what may be termed every
slows General Splnola denounced Woodford and
MI mis- host. and tirestened to exc0mmuncate any
young democrat who dared to vote for him. Wood
ford lie said, was pirate ana all African trcder In
human souls and his decided opinion WAS that the
only salvation OF the county was the sinking OF all
young domocratcal prciudices and giving full vote
Tor John I. Holman. .
After a few rcmarKs from James Dunphy the fol.
lowing preamble and resolution were read ana
ADOPTED
of God before have sandeed that bra, q tnv
party this and known s mo nouns
Democracy by charging that corrupt bargain ias ocen en-
Sere into with certain States officials OF the repuoi
can partv whereby the OF tho Young Democracy ~
sfrsn 10 the State Ticket which said ticket
kaded Nv Of that baTbarous relic OF crime,
ihe African slave trade therefore,
Resolved That the Representatives Of
she Democracy of thscy hereby rcpudate All ucn
pledge ourselves well A. that branch OF ne
represent to give united support ana UNDIVIDED
John r. and the entire State democratic and
tbat no wohyof entitled 10 claim for himself The
proud OF national democrat who either ny act or
thought for he era,iaeaon q personal malice OF anb
friend OF the fugitive feon Appleton oaksmth to The gov
tTnoyghip of the elarire State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
REGIs TRATlOy.

Close OF the Registry for tho Approaching
Eleet:on-The Registration Falls Short OF
That Of Lust Year-A Point of Residence
The People who Live in the Bay.
At last the registry for the present year and the
approaching November election Is completed, and
the result In the various wards Of yesterdays regis
tratlon 10 found considerably below what had been
anticipated. No trouble or disturbances OF any
kind reported by the police as resulting from
any registry objections protests, though protests
In some instances were made.
Towards nine o'clock last night, the hour for clos
ing the polling places, q number OF men presented
themselves for registration at the booth In Broad
street. The first being asked where no resided, by
supervisor answered thatitheyall lived on West Bank
Island. T7e supervisors at once challenged their
,registaton on the ground that they were not resi-
nchtS In Jhe oily or county Of New York. On the
election hap Of last year those OF the Islands In the
bay were marked, but there was no mention what.
the marty "a nIied that ths island was only lately
inSabiteY AM that q special law providing
f forAO the cor, sruction Of the Qtarantlne
~ sahrisnmant nA ssed April q, 1866, made them
citsgcns nf New York. The inspectors looked
uzziesI ana sitar ew moro objections from the
nne ryIsors Mr. lam O'Rourko, u the party,
cad the following extra. from Inc act
For The purpose Of essrn All Questions Of jurisdiction
any seldom, siv Or criminal ~. Ssad Sosp,ts Ss,eSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.

Rhode Island Politics-The Family Rumpus-
Serious Charges Against Senator sprnsne.
Mr.. Jenckcs, in speech At Providence on satur-
day evening, accused senator Sprague Whose inGu-
ence is understood to be exerted against the reeeo
ton Of Mr.. Jenckes Of being engaged during the
war In reasonable dealings with the enemy. He
read report OF General Holt, dated June Is, 1896,
of which the following Is an extract"iIoyr residing
In Texas at the breaking out OF the rebellion, made
his way North, where in the fall OF 1852. he effected
ing an enterprise TO get cotton out Of Texas Four
frais took "a interest In the venturo-Sprague Co.,
Reynolds 4 Co., TAFT q Co. and knight Co.. all OF
Providence II. l., each furnishing $4,000 Vessels
were purchased, loaded with Carg0es OF machinery,
arms, &C., cleared for foreign ports and run to
ceediag te,taas apyn one pf them, carrying letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
M. HORACE GREELEY Fer coxGn s.

His Acceptance Of tho Nomination.
Mr. Greeley has sent to us for publication in the
HERALD the following
CARD.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NINTH, FIFTEENTH AND
SIGTEENrH WARDS
FELLOW CITIZENs-I am advised that have been
unanimously agreed on as candidate for your suf-
TRACES by two wholly independent nominating
Sonyentions, by which 1t has not been found prac.
ucable to unite upon any one else. Up to
late hour had hoped that q different result would
be attained; but this is no longer probable. That
! have nowise sought the position thus assigned
me you already know; buC ! cheerfully accept
It. lndrm health, II no other consideration, must
preclude my going among you to solicit your sui
frages, and shall make no novel professions or
pledges Ia the hope OF thereby commencing myself
to your favor Wishing you to understand distinctly
by personal attacks upon or abusive Trades against
my competitor will thereby subject himself to my
most emphatic rebuke and apprehension, viii ONLY
add that should 1t be your pleasure thai represent
you In the next Congress Will do to the best Of
my ability. Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1870.
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ARRIVALS,
REroRrEn By THE HERALD STEFAN YACHTS.

WIN nd:s
ago. 10 lat 81 N Ion 81 % W, passed ship Octar bound
Steamship Lodona Hovey New Orleans and the Bar Oct
r. w nss s Mallory Go HIo
Steamship Huntsville, crowell Savannah Oct -. with
S :ss$!; a.
ms.: ana & sSiesa e. Oct 80 wit"
!t ssa's ri
so S S,a so coa. a CITY Point and Nor
fork with dso and passengers to the Old Dominion Steam
,os c Cont Nor
c j Mallory ( Co. VIII load for Galveston.
sasp q sss Winds sna
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with gh sean which washsa swsy ys
s ;s asoS oPs
IT, Gs ssrs 9' E ss ST.
sm'swet nl,sS. 50 day. With
had light winds ana Gains WITH heavy westerly SEQ Up 10
s. @ s ea.ds NE
ssS s'i:s w
s N o.
Bark Florencs Hall zsnzbar, Aug 2 With ndss, g
r;
% Bark h ysGs Queen Br Mssray Port Talbot. Vale. Sept
r. So
spSun: ioreopmsst and blew away : num5er q ss: and
a. 81 % w IN
i Pss!ns 9, Dee, Isle Mo- To.y Tnpso
sons vessel TO 2 Nsrshani c. 81 10 and ii. %
Sssr,ns ai around compass. saa % Cape c.nslv:rs
E s:fsy rss with Ts
ksS for II The
@sa % . YIN sos s.4
aud lowed Nassau mate having died daria he
s RsS wa si New H.,.n
ss;s
schr Maria rierion, Grant, AlcIs1irI
En9ss ssGTs Baltimore for
schr Carlisle, Northrac, rhilsd,phia for Somerset
s sssr d'Rn I ns%P %sSn S Milton Del
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
sshr Conn, Mitchell Send River Ms, for New York. 10
scRr Frances Arthsmus Smith, Calais for Now York, Is
@.sSss FOR New York. Is days.
with spes Y snSw EiS an,, Co..
with lumber 70 Geo z Hollyoke.
sehr Wnslow Morse, Oliver Bath for New York. 10 days,
with lumber, TO John Boynton's Sons 4 Co
echr SILVER Bell, Baye, Gardner for New York with lu
Der to Order
Small Coz Perry Mo- for New York. days.
Schr Annlc Frye, Smith, Pembroke for New York. with
lumber, to jed Frye Co.
schr Delaware, snow, Rockand for New York. with lime
to Havland.
schr Sarah Remission Rockland for New York. with lie
70 j. " Haviand.
schr Bengal Hatch, Hocknnd for Now York. with limo. to
Candce Presscy
Schr Sandman, Holbrock Rockland for New York, with
lime, TO n Brown.
Schr Maria whitney, Piston, R0ckland for New York.
with lima. Csndee 4 Fressey.
schr Atlanta, Pierce Rockand, via New Haven for New
York, with limo TO X Brown
schr Exeter Psndle,on, Rockand for New York, with
lumber, TO Brown
sshr Maggie Bs Han. R0ckand for New York with lime
OIL " aHeaIanH
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sss n ss1 L. ssss e. ss
with lime % 6sndes 1 Prssssy.
Boston g,
ssr sy sS tS os
s sr s assy New York
sss :s = S'S s
scSr rn or a
ssSr i:1 Rfs s SMITH, tiesdsno:
ss sr or
s s s ssw
scsr Eysrgssn Buecs Preydencs for Eli N 1
scSr Henry Nay. kscfsu, frovdsnos for Ronious.
@ aS' ss~o
81. Ss!ssssss F:n$ls!en. sscs.naen Tor New YORK
s ssr esS H1SSsd Terry
schr Charles Hawley. Bennett New Haven for Elizabeth
ss n. H haven H or ss
Ssw n hsysn for r
sShf Albert crandai, Rogers. Milestone Point for New
sehr David Nelson Croker. Porchester for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship nercls. Bsarac New York for Boston.
soSr Tire M.sxn rhsdspsl. G 9or Boz Bosson
sehr Maria Ro1Ana, Palmer, Phiiadelph. Tor Boston.
Eclr Phsro. Sherman Elisabethport Tor Providence.
Eoir Naiad Queen, Chase Eixabcthport for Fall River
echr Angler. Besse Elxnbethport for Wareham.
Bchr Buckingham, Murray Eixabethport for Portland,
G..
schr Sterling, Eays. Eixabethport for Bridgeport.
Hchr John Collins Gray Elixabethport for New Haven
Schr Joseph Potts, Davis Ezabethport tor New Haven.
Schr Thomas Jefferson, Bhckum. Ezabehport for SIAM
ford.
sshr r Hannah Eo.ey, Hotoken for aloucesier Lost
Eohr Luna Smith, Hobokcn for Providence.
Hchr lrfsy Griffin, Hoboken for Norwich.
echr Geo Kane, Word, Albany for Bridgeport
schr Amelia, Smith, New York for Southport.
Bchr Lamartne Rogers, New York for Waroharn.
6chr RoGna, CommIns, New York for Jonespot.
Yacht Magc Oomstock York tor New London to lay
mp tor the winter
Sailed from Flushing Bay:-
Brig Elmira, for Kennebunk.
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soh.ed 70 20 srs.sd ne said sSAn By Ssc~sd
All the names were 81 once taken by the lnspec-
tors and tho west Bshl party len, proud Of thsis
triumph. There were good many challenges IN tne
cants In al cases took the AFFIDAVIT required ID one
case Of man who had hs family ~ Jersey super.
blicant arrested II his name was registered.
the following table shows the registration com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
STATE POLITICS.

Congressional Nominations In the Thirty first
District.
JAMESTOWN, Nov. !, 1870.
The Peoples Convention for the Thirty first Con-
gressional district yesterday, at Maysve, endorsed
Mr. Sessionsfor Congress and ratified the republican
State and local tickets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
Meeting OF NlIliamsburg Dcmocrats.

Mcctina of VIIIiamsburR Democrats.
Delegates from the different Williamsburg demo-
cratic associations assembled In Temperance Hall,
South Second street. last evening for the purpose Of
making arrangements for grand mass meeting but
tho idea was abandoned because no suitable hail
could be obtained for the purpose. The meeting was
addressed by Messrs. Spencer and Lyons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

BALTIMORE, NOV, ], 1871.
Among the speakers at tho democratic mass meet
ing last night were Governor Bowie, Of Maryland;
Ex-Governor Vance, Of North Carolina, and Mr..
William Pinckney Whyte. The meeting did not
break up till after midnight.
Tho Republicans also had O t0rchlight procession
aud mass meeting. Speeches were made by Wash.
ington Eooth Archibald Stirling, ST., and others.
Tho campaign throughout the State Is most excit.
ing. Both parties are putting forth their entire
strength to carry the election next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
SAILED.
Wind at sunset, WSW

Steamships Palmyra, Liverpool; Etna, do via Halifax;
Cleopatra savannah VIM Clyde Wilmington. NC
Charleston, Charleston; Geo Upton, Abemsre and Isaac
Bell Richmond &c.
Wind at sunset, wSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

Of ,ntr.,ducton from Governor spraEuS, commend
Ing him to General Butler and Admiral Farragut.
.ne enclosed 40 no. an ond sona Of the
evidence taken does not seem to have been TOT.
warded ts 70 snIctsn t To- REMARK
that the carQoes OF goods were sold IN Texas and the
proceeds invested In cotton part OF which appears
to have been gotten out, while some poruons weto
eized by our bl0ckading crulsers."
The Campaign in nlineis- Unfavorable Pros
pocts for tho Republicans.
correspondent gives republican authority Tor the
statement thar the majority the party gained at
the last general election win be lost unless the Ger
mana. who have become incensed at the opposition
70 PRUSSIA displayed by the chicago Times the
leading democratic paper there, shall cast their
vote SOLID for the republicans. They say General
Loeanis chances for the United States Senatorship
IN place OF Mr. Yates are brighter now tnan those
OF any other asprant and seem to get better every
day In the Filth district y. Ii. Stevens. DEM
Sidate against MT. ingersoli. The democrats have
NOT made any nomination, bus win vote solid with
believed mat ths win result In making 1t very warm
work for Mr.. Ingersol II 1t does not defeat him. Mr.
Ingersoll,s majority 10 lSeS was 100:
ton Of Ar. Robinson ldemocrat over Merriam
republican, and Manier, temperance candidate.
can. Tae temperance ticket VIM dctract from Mer.
RAMS strength and probably. overcome the $500
majority given TO Cnllom. Messrs. Farnswortn.
Cook, Burchard, Hawey and Moore. republicans,
ana Cook, Marshall, Kennedy and Kre0s democrats,
wil it y said, certainly be reelected The demo.
nominee. A democrat Will probably be elected in
tho place OF Hay republican, Twelfth district. In
the chicago district strange agat Is going on and
Charles b. Earwell the republican candidate Will
have very close hgnt with chances rather against
his election. II tnis summary is correct, aud It
the republicans will lose four Congressmen-viz.,
from The First Fifth, Eighth and Twelfth districts