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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-13

The st. Louis Christian Advocate of
May 3, announces that the Baltimore
Christian Advocate, edited by DR.. T..
E. Bond, has consolidated with that pa
per, and the united sheet will hencetorth
be issued in that city. Dr. Bond, while
retaining his residence in Baltimore, will
be associated with the present editor of
the St. Louis Advocate in the editorshlp
of the combined paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-13
Ncw Advertisements.

For $3.50 PER LINE,
We will insert an advertisement
o n T. N u " r II
In Twenty.nIne FIrsi-cla's
West Virginia Newspapers,
Including One Daily.
We refer to the Publisher of tais paper, to
whom our responsibility Is well known.
LIST SENT FREE.
Address GEO. p. ROWELL & CO.,
Advertising AGENTS,
Nos. 40 & Al Park Row. New York.
GLAUlOLUS BULBS
81 GO per doz.. postpaid. Send for Seed Circu-
TAI. ). II MARTIN, Marbleheld, Mass
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-13

To PREVENT WORMS on CoRN.-A
Pennsylvania farmer informs the Farm
er's Club of New y ork how he prevents
the ravage Of the worms His way is
this Il put from five to eight kernels
in hill, make a heavy spat with the
hoe then take one part hen droppings,
one of plaster, made fine, putting about
a Gill on each hill the first rain that
comes, soaks it down among the corn,
and | think the worms don't like such
food. In forty years | have never fail
ed in corn, while | have seen fields
around me destroyed by the worms.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-13
FOR SALE,
NOTICE.

IN the lltb day II Nav, 1871, Books will be
" opened for subscription 10 the CaPIsi
Stock OF the Berkeley aad Jefferson Turnpike
Company. at the National Bank OF Martins
burg al Jefferson SA,iCs> Bank IN Shepherd.
town, and al TaoD, Cross Road, IA Berkeley
County.
When three thousand dollars shall be sub
scr.oeI The ComP,oy wii! De organized, ahd
the work commenced. under the CAsrt,r graz
ted hy tie Legislature Of West Virginia.
A. ". NcCLEAki.
JNO. =. kEARfuOF,
mo. L.. SCHLEI.
DAVID BlLLMlER,
WM G.. BUTLER.
JANiFER HUDGEi,
WI. EORSEl.
JOHN y. ABLE.
Comms> iou,rs appointed by the
Act Of tie Legislature.
April -. ISL. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-13
DENTISTRY.

DR. D. KELSEY having located permanent.
~ y III Shepherdstowr, offers his Profession
al services 10 IT'S citizens aud the surrounding
country. All DENIAL Work neatly and faith
fully executed. Charges moderate.
Office anu residence on Man Street, adjoih-
ing the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Enller
Shepherd,iown. May 6, le7l. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-13
Gle 4flarkcts.
ShepherdstOWn Market,

Corrected ,csekly By d. S. Rsnich.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

For full particula to the tricks that old Ktch
Gummee played upon the Zenith Citee, a la Heather
Chinee, see this weeks TINES
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
KORTGfGE SAFE

Default having been made in the of the money
interest ecure by Fsin ted the
of December d. 1857, executed by John
County Douglas, of Wisconsin Johu
cored iber CO cf Moges Foos 200
12th 1851 5 in the fice IF the Rgiste
fr the Cuanty Of ugi, State OF Wisconsin
Weic Edward Hainta 9Th ~
aid rded june sd lo65 al IL h in Lber c.
Fos i43 and Al the ce OF the Register Of
aforesaid
therefore, notice hereby given that pursuance
of sale contained said ant OF
made provided premises described
the lot DO stu-
Quebec Per tn City Superior according
duly recorded in said County Douglas
will i-e ID public the Of
Clur HgtoR Block the Superior
county Of Douglas ca
TUESDAY THE 18th DAY or FEBRUARY 1871
between hour Of oceck in The fono the setting
the Of sha dsy.
The n q b. due said mortgage the date
this fEadreG Dollars and ie
lst June a. u. 1855 togeth the tls
advertisement. sherfs fees ADD disbursements.
JAMES sHT0N, sheriff f Deuglas Co, Wis.
THos CLARK. Au'y for Edward Hsrinta Assignee.
Dated the 27t he ember 4. D. 1870. III
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
SHERIFFnS SALE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUG

NTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS-In Circuit
y Court.
NICHOLAS sssfn,, Hewitt Judgment of Foreclosure.
James D. Skinner, ct ais.
In virtue and Of Court in the &C.
ton above entitled rendered and dated OF
February, 1870 shall expose for sale aud public
auction the front door the
in the town of Superior in said County
TUESDAY THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY A. d. 1871
at the hoU of III o'clock of that day the following
ed mortgaged mnch thereof
to the amount due the plaintiff fer principal
costs together with the of sale namely
parcel OF land lying aud being in TIE County Douglas
StSe OF Wisconsin described follows half Of
the northeast and northwest quarter
quarter Of section ten 90 in township f,rty-egh iS)
north of range number thirteen (3) which
duly recorded in Office the
Deeds f the County Douglas aforesaid containing hun
dred and twenty tl2) less situate
ing In the County Of Douglas ard State OF Wisconsin.
JAMES NEWTON, Sheriff of Douglas CO., Wis.
THos CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney.
Dated 9th day of December 4. u. 1870 III
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In consequence of my recent loss by fire l most
respectfully request that all parties indebted to me
will settle their accounts without delay.
r. G. COBURN,
Office corner Second st. g. Becker Avenue
Superior, Dec. n, 1870
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
Parody.


1 DULUTH EDITOR AS TRUTHFUL JAMES
Which | wish to remark
And my statement is clear,
That for ways that dark
And for freaks that are queer,
The great Northern Lake is peculiar;
Which the same will more fully appear
Superior s its name,
And | shall not deny,
In regard to the same
What that name might imply
But when it touts even the Zenith
Whew How is that, Doctors for high?
'Tw ould seem very absurd,
For quite mild skies,
And it might be Inferred
That the lake likewise:
But he played it one day on Jay Cooke and
Duluth in way l despise,
We were not wont to mind
A northeaster on land,
But it seems It's a wind
We did not understand.
And we smiled as we saw our breakwater
With smile that was childlike and bland.
Yet words were abused
In way that grieve,
And devices were used,
That marines might believe
1t was a safe harbor for shipping
And the same with intent to deceive
But the waves that were rolled
Up, that day by the gale,
Were sight to behold,
And own turned p lie,
When at last they caved in the breakwater,
Which the same t said never would fail
Then the Doctor | saw,
And he glowerd upon me,
md with low dropping jaw
He exclaimed ''Can this be-
We're ryiaei by this SUPERIOR
And he wept for that Zenith Citee.
The scene that ensued
have no heart to portray,
But Jokes thas were rude,
4 knew. the Bay
Would be cracked upon US. as stated
In my paper the very next day.
Huge icebergs piled
On the docks at Duluth
Which was going it wild,
Yet state but the truth
And we said we glad this bad happened
While the city was yet in its youth.
Which is why remark,
And my statement is clear,
That for ways that are dark
And for freaks that are queer
The great Northern Lake is peculiar;
Which the may be seen any year.
hich the would rise explain. Dr. F. the othes
jtor invented tbs sppellstton "Eeuith City"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

SELLING Our BELOW CosT.-Bcing anxious TO vino
up my business in Superior offer my stock of -four
butter, apples, sugar candy, etc. very low prices
Also my store and household furniture A Anderson
Baker, Second Street lw.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE UF W ISNVNSIN,E =,
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS. 90
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE SUPERVISORS
Superior December lst 1870.
TUE following pieces sold by the County
the LIST d. Sopten ber A. d. 1868 for the
inter st and charges of the year 1867.
Therefore is hereby that unless said lands
redeemed from said Oh before the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1871,
they conveyed respective purchasers according
to law.
The interest and charges calculated the
last day redemption opposite each piece respectively
RICHARD RELF
Clerk of the o. Supervisors.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
[CoRREsPoSDENCE SOLICITED.
NONRESIDENT CAPITALISTS,

who contemplate investing money here, will find it
for their advantage to address the undersigned for
advice In the matter, as by doing they will gain
hno~1edge respecting three important things
LIST, To kao~ PRECISELY tile locality on spot where 10
Unrest their money.
2nd To haor CORRECTLY tie value of tie property hey
desire to purchase.
Sd. To hnow RELIABLY tie rag manner, IN ,rtih to
proceed TO get 1t at the forrest figure.
8 W. CRANWELL,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

TIE Lecture committee of the Superior Library
Association, composed of Messrs. n ". Goodwin, NJ.
NIAGARA and T. Clark have been making eferts lately
to procure of lectures for the Association.
We authorized to state that Hon. l. w. Gates has
promised to deliver lecture before the Association on
Monday evening January 2eth. Subject Lot of Life.
All are invited to attend. Admission free.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

MORE LUMBERsNG.-Mr E. W. Anderson Jr of this
place sold this week to Messrs Munger Gray of
Duluth, valuable tract Of pine land on the Nemadj
River on which the above named firm will proceed at
to get out logs with force of twelve fifteen
men and several teams. Mr.. Marcott, experienced
lumberman superintends their operations.
Messrs. Peyton l. Kimball are numbering ad-
joining tract, with good success. They employ ten
twelve men and three teams
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

PERsoNAL-We received on Thursday pleasant call
from s. w. Payne Esq. editor of the daily paper of
Duluth, the Morning Cal. 1t his first visit to
SUPERIOR and his description of our town. published in
Fridays CAL, is quite peculiar" He gives some
good advice which ffollowed would make Superior all
that she ever aspired to be.
party consisting of DR.. v Smith, Mrs A. C. Hay
ward Mrs. S. S. Vaughn and Mr.. B. F. Patrick, Mrs
Vaughn's brother arrived from Bayfield, by the stage
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Lester Waterman of Otsego County, n. Y,
brother of Daniel Waterman who was drowned while
crossing the bay weeks since, arrived yesterday
look after the affairs here of his lamented brother
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given first meeting of he Corpora
tors an Drcors OF the onperi and
th', VIII be held Saturday the 18th day A.
80 O'Clock ~ the office of
~ aniero Douglas Co. Wisconsin fr the purpose periecne
t hz ton u the sad Company and its Board Directors
au OF oe ing 10 Ks for and subscriptions The cap,
ial stock of sad and of aop
BUSH for said Cmany and ofapponting
and prescribing its and duties and of appointing
secretary treasurer ID such engineers supernenders agents
officers be deemed of
time and place OF the first annual meeting the Company
generally for the taking
proper for carrying which
che said Company is Incorporated.
/. w. GATES,
X. q. COBURN,
HIRAM ROBBINS
S. III. CLOUGH,
f. W. ANDERSON, JR.,
HIRAM HAYES
Corporators.
Dated Superior January 18th, 1871.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

Mr.. Coburn's new store is nearly finished, aud he
will move into it week. 1t is rooted with tin,
and its handsome front gives it quite tasty appear
The reflects credit upon the builder,
Mr. w. w. Allen.
Mr.. Sheridan is erecting near his residence and in
front of the Chester house. which he owns, building
to be occupied a store.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

THE Legislature of Minnesota is coming to Du
uth to attend the last moments of the little Break
water there, which has lately had dreadful attack of
iad insomuch that its life given all night
week two ago. The child always has been sicky
its use it can't be raised. If itul and irregular
spell of twelve hours and that comparatively mild has
shaken its constitution how shall it endure the regu-
lar paroxysm of seventy-two hundred hours.
SO let it die young, Requiescot IN pieces.
But it does seem from the vigorous paternity which
vaunted year ago, that the st. Paul doctors
ought to have kept out of the family difficulty which,
will be remembered they said had happened at the
Entry" Cor terms of obstetric sec their memo
ral) 1t is not the first time that promise has outrun
performance. Could this untimeling have lived they
do say, that mint Of money would have fallen to it
from its Uncle Samuel besides a farm, Oh so big,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

MR. Vaughn has introduced the following bills in
the Wisconsin. legislature:
To authorize the Portage, Winnebago and Superior
Railroad Company to extend its road west from Supe
rior.
To amend the charter of the Superior & St Croix
Railroad Company. This bill passed the House on the
10Th inst
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

Hon. S. S. Vaughn has our thanks for copies of the
reports of our State officers and institutions for 1870.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-01-21

Hon. I. 0. Howe, Hon. FL D. Barron and L. c.
Clarke Esq. have our thanks for late favors from
Washington.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

see the state Central Committee In composed OF
twenty members: two from each OF the eight Judi.
cial distrtcts-thars sixteen; aud four members at
large that's twenty IN all. New YORK county Is
Sweeny and Charles q. Cornell Ia the State Gen.
tral Comthitiec Wel Tilden has had has eyes hood
Minked and has gonc to Sleep and Sweeny has
stolen march on him. Every thing Is arranged be-
the Convention Is to be managed.
SECoND FiNANCsER (wh0 has just bought another
evening paperl-Why, III be hanged H0ratio Scy-
nIour hasn't allowed himself 70 be overthrown py
Brooklyn. Then there's another manUuvre-Jm
kcQuaue, or nofrman's stafr, IL TO be admitted In
stead or that splendid old fellow, Francis Herman.
Well thus is the worst Of all the Developments. How
FIRST FlNANCIER-It can't stand and IL won't stand.
Let the Ocon0r delegation como back and organize
the people against the plunderers. am dem0crat
but am tired OF this Internal political swindling.
any longer. Democrat or not, there must be an end
OF this thing some day, or, II not VIC must have 4
Vigilance Committee or q Commune IN New York.
II am democrat would Just as soon be robbed
What is the material difference?
Third FiNANCIEK-Ihe great trouble, in my
opinion, with the country democrats Is that they
think that they understand politics, when they are
perfectly ignorant OF the science. 1t Is science
and must be studied like the law or engineering
The Tammany Ring OF thieves have made II the
study Of their lives and they are, in addrion born
ponticianS You can take any short haired rough
with revolver in his trousers pocket, and he can
40 more IN twenty-f0ur hours among the masses Of
Inc party, who are always led by the nose than VII
liam B. AstOr and A. 7. Stewart can overcome IN a
month. But the evil win go on increasing until 1t
becomes mountain high, and one line morning the
citizens OF New York will arise to find that the king
and It's acconplices have committed some stupel-
dots public CRIME, aud tncn at last outraged pub.
nc VIII assemble aud crush them to fine powder.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
JEAN STEAMERS.
Onos
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 1, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Bristol tBr), Phillips Liverpool-John
steamship Victor, Gates New Orsans-C II Mallory 4
Co.
steamship Cleopatra. Phillips Havana-F Alexandra 1
Son.
steamshlp Albemane, Smith, Norfolk-old Dominion
sieamship Equator, Bartlett, Baltlmore-D R Allen
Sons
steamship Norwich, Hines salem-Murray. Ferris +
Co.
stesmship Acushne, Rector. New Bedford-Ferruson
Wood ~
ship Annie Gray tBr). Moore. Cork tor oriers-Arksn
BARK Nina lsweN sahlsbers Cork or Fa'mou,h-Funch,
Bark skulda tNoD, strum. Cork or Falmou.h-Funcn,
Bark Florencs. Hail. zanzibar-Arnold, Hines 4 Co.
Bark La Plata, Crowell, buenos Ayres-R Ropes 4 Co
Bark Cephss Starfett, Babbidge Aspnwa-S Merchant
Bark carib Townsend, st crolx-P Aanbord 4 Co.
Brig Carrie Pickering Torrey, Aspnwal-S L Merchant
Brig Gem (Br), Bower, st Johns NF-Heney 4 Parker
Brig Arabella Dexter, Hahfax-D X DcWolf 4 Co,
schr Mary Lunt smmons Granada-B wenhsra
Schr W. Holmes, Ward. st MartIns--B Weinberg.
Scnr Albert Treat sawyer, Aux Cayes-C Van Bokelen
schr Emma, Wright, Little Riyer-F A Higgins.
Schr Jones, Davis, New Orleans -R H Drummond
schr wapela, Penny, Savannah Evans, Ball Co.
schr Richards, Irving. Washington DC-Van Brunt
schr Lugano, Steele, Roson- Simpson I claup.
Schr Bowen, Terry. Wareham-H W jackson 4 Co
Schr John Randolph, Robbins, New Bedford
Wood
schr Report, Hart New Haven--H W jackson 4 Co.
Steamer Phelps, Brown, Philade. .ppia-
Steamer Sarah. Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer d Uucy. DAVIS, Phila delphiA
Steamer Bristol Wallace, PhladephA
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
ne On sne ssats ucaes up 70 Ass hour they had

ne On sne state ticket up 10 late hour they had
Not completed their labors
All the delegations nom the various Judicial
districts we're also ballosina for members OF the
state Committee. the following delegates at large
70 mat committee are likely to bc apponsed:-s. }.
5pden, OF New YORK; Joseph Warren, OF Erie;
Deos De VOL, OF Oswego; Il. p. Ross, oi CayuSa,
Snu GcorRe Ma0ee, or schuyler.
more appenrs to be great satisfaction AZ the action
oi Oosn the Tnmmany delegation and tho Conven-
uou Wnne the former claim they have defeated
uetermined enor TO break their power as an or
DUTY IN purging their body of any talnt which
mas iixely to attach 10 u by aiau0n with tina Tor
mer' representatives Nothing Is SAID regarding the
heforxn or German delegations The former II IL said,
was. before the Committee on Contested 6eat0
thl3 afternoon, but as the committee submitted
me fact THIS evening IL IS evident they deci0ed TO
e5ide by DeWitt's resolution, adopted this alter
noon, declaring that Tammany having Wituif1Wn,
New York should stand unrepresented.
The Young Mems Democratic State Central Com
mittce met at the osborne House to-doy. General
tary. An Executive Committee, consisting OF G. J.
Magce, W. Ii. Benjamin. w. HICKMAN ana smith
NJ. Weed was appointed TO provide for the organl-
cation Of young mems democratic clubs tnroughcut
the State.
Among the persons mentioned for secretary OF
Comptroller. Llicus Robinson and Asher r. Nichols;
for Attorney General, n. h. Shampatn, A. 7. Lam
ming, i. kernan ana Smith NJ Weed; Tor State
Treasury, D. J, Hastcad, Wheeler II. BRISTOL Richd.
r. Clark and Conrad Schwarz welder; Tor Canal En-
gincer and surveyor, Van II. Richmond; Tor Canal
spector. ID. b. Mcneil and Mr.. Leiddngton of
Syracuse.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
OUTSIDE MOVEMENTS.

TIE ssndidntcs for the Tickcf-Twesd sere-
ssded ~ che ssausiey Lesiou-Baliotins
Tor The STATE Commiitee-Ths YenBg len
81 saas Democracy.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 4, 1s7I
The shsndicy Legion, Of New York, paraded to-
nGns through the spe eeis marching eight abreast
snd headed ~ o band OF music, sfier which they
serenaded Tweed AZ The Osborn House.
III. slss compufse axe 10 session tonight, work.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

schr George notchkss Babcock. New Haven fos New
sshr wslus,on nrl. Eagles: Windsor for New York. with
schr Paine Simmons Greenrort for New YORK; win
ssar @ r.yop, Clark. RoctpOu for New York. with granite
sehr Huschins. Machias Tor New York, with Ium
schr Smith, Henry, Providence for Now York.
ssSr sr g:y Ur k.w New los IS
schr 0nrust, Heath rrovdence for New York.
ssas ssr S e4 rsssss Pss
schr r Abel. Fowler, Provdsuce for New York
ssr o N.
ssSr Wsys HUBBARD New Haven So IF rsaoD
& scsr M Quincy GSrney, Providence for New York
schr s Hsmpden, snisS, Bangor % ior sa' New YORK..
ssSr Sasht srown @ flovidsass n nee T FOR Ss% York.
S schr Iass Taiei 5ridgepcsLt for P!srpont
ssSr Edwin Dayton Bidsspo for fSaSs!phis Si @
ss ssr SS: NJ. yS
schr Orion, Winters; Proviaencs FOR New York.
New iSr r
s Scsr = Hamilton. Green New Haven for New York.
@ ss Rss ,ss YORK.
@ s New sSg York
n prcySence for New York. with
Steamer nst,s DAVIS Providence for New York. with
Steamer Norwioh, Smith. Sorwak for New YORK. with
muse 'na passenger" eousn v.sr
steamship Norwich. Hlnea New York for Salem
seamshin Acushnet Rector New York for New Bedford
Franz Edwsrd. New YORK Sor new na.
hr chr Jane snwysr Hsversray for Providence
5s. ss~ s1
cnr famso Sew Ycs Hs Hn
denco. -
Schr Sarah Louisa, Avery. New York for Providence
Schr Daniels, Smith, Norwslk for New York.
sSr @ New iSaa iSs for bSn
Schr Oliver Scofed, Dissosway Georgetown Dc for New
Haven. -
schr J Hazard, Mott, New York for Now Haven.
ZEN fOr Ienn.
Schr Chss Heath, Warren, New York for Boston,
Schr Willie Harris, Merritt, New York for Boston.
schr Henrietta, Leavt, Amboy for New Haven.
Schr Blackstone, Wicks0n. New York for Providence,
Schr Fashion, Carberry, New York for New Haven.
Schr Sawyer, Chester Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Union, Currie New York for Boston.
Schr Edwards, smith. New York for New Havcu
sloop Nesrchus Young New York for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
THE INDIANS.

Cochi-r, the Great Apache Chief Makes Pence
With the WhIics-Easiy settiement Of rsdisp
TrcubIes Looked Fer.
SANTA Pa New Mexico Oct 4. 1871.
The daily Posi- has just received letter from A.
. Piper, United States indian Agent, dated Canada.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

Steamships Russia, and Wyoming, Liverpool; Humboldt
Josehne, West Indies.
Wind AZ sunset ", light
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER s. i87-rlarIE SHEET

Aimaso. September %, stating that the famous
Apache Chief. Cocnse and party came In on the
29th ult and went through the ceremony OF making
peace. II ~ hoped that tnls viii do more toward
settling the Indian troubles in New Mexico and
Arizona tnan anything thai has taken place for
years.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05

HARTFORD, Oct 4, 1871.
Returns from l31 towns show that the repubii.
cans have carried ~ and the democrats 40; In 20
mixed iickets we're elected. The republicans pajn
~ towns and the democrats l.
The New York herald., 1871-10-05
Republican Nominations in sarstoao conr,v.
Texas EIccijou.

JEFFERSON, Tex, oct. A. 1871
The election Is progressing quietly. There were
probably 1900 votes cast here yesterday ana to-day
the people generally voting Nothing definite win
be Known until the election closes tomorrow