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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

B<e- Rullofi 5 spirit is discoursing learn.
eddy in Ithaca circles on the subject of the
universal language
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

TIRE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
loan ~. Oberiy 4 Co. nave reduced the sub
.rri.d,on price Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin TO
one Dollar per asals,. making Il the cheapest pa.
per pu bl .hed H. southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

p1- Another New York abortionist
mas been sentenced to the state prison.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

-FoR-
Doors, Sash, Blinds. MouIdings,
Fave Cutters, wood window and Door
Frames, Flooring, Lath,
Shingles, Glazed Sash, Glazed Side
Lights, GLAZED Transoms.
Sash weights, sash PuIIies and Cords,
Blind fastenings, Roofing
Felt. Roofing Cement, Pisstering
Paper, Carpet Felt, white
Lead, Iinsed OIL, American window
Glass, English, andFrench
Plate Glass, Putty, Glaciers Points
Sewer Pipes Patent Chimneys,
Etc., Etc, Etc
A GENTS for Rock River Paper Company
"A sheathlng Felt and Quartz Cement.
III, W. Johns Improved Roofing always on
and.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15
INSURANCE,

W. II. MORRIS, nm c,x,vv
'o'"'s Fuo'c' NO. Pub. and r. 9. Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
IEDwITH AND THE REFoRMERs.
IJEDW 4I1I@ Hh1|H O16"1N&""0'
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC DI5sENsION PROBABLE
suRpIEE RRENNAN'S ATTITUDE.

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC DISSENSION PROBABLE
SHERIFF BRENNAN's ATTITUDE.
The following ticket was nominated by the
Democratic Union and Ledwith parties on saturday
night: ,o.u
Jd. L.dv for Supreme Court Judge John AnthGa and R' ~.
gsse. smS IpH RHd for Jss, Marine oOu and Cen
Fran SigeL for Reginsr
Earlv IN the day number of the Ledwith Democracy
waited on a candidate nominated by the Reform Deinoo
racy at the Apollo Hall meeting on THURSDAY night a'
and proposed to him that the Democratic elements ho'
included in the Apollo Hall or Tammsny Han partes
should nominate Thomas A. LedWitn ana 'onn n. AN
thon for the Superior Court Samuel H. Randall TOT tne
Marina Court. and accept the nominations made az
Anoo Han on Thursday In return for this at the meet
inc Of the Democratic Reform party tonight THESE nom
nations were TO DO ndorsed, and tho iu ucAe' "ou
thus be made UP the satisfaction OF all tne
opposed to Tammany Hail. The proposition was nearty
approyed by the candidate approaoneo' ou. no o,S
O. o,rrd.v night the outside Democracy met IN the
hn oornar Of broadway and Twenty-third-st, and In
stead OF carrying the programme proposed 70 inc e
form candidate Thomas A. Ledwith, was nominated lpr
thu supreme Court, Roswell ID. haton anu Jonn d.
Anthem for the Superior Court, and Samuel d. RANDALL
for the Marine Court Gen fdan harss bsy iat tSs
the osna9 p gndSeship This ticket was commented
npOn generally sScs II tho nominees sOcsp
a. u,n .rray JudRe Ledwith against deorse y Berrelt
and make serious division OF INC 'o'e VI ene hei0rn
Democrats. 49,, .. that Judre IAtwith would
not acoept To reporter was sent to Mr Led
With Without Committing himself JuaSS Id by In, sad
that he bed the matter nn aer had be decided to refuse
tSs WHICH s PC thought ndsT psi
1usuneo IN taAu a recognized thA fact that bis ac-
eepsuos would make division an ss , TSnss "a the n
formers and admitted tast p III mind one waD or
the other. a, uoorfor4asle uoatiuu nop t.a
bheiin pIon"atin0 considerable comment On Thurs.
NJ brennan authorised Peter Mitchell to assae
Gay iast NJ ths pollo Hall meeting that he gave IN
the oe.essees ~ tha Reform movement, but Tammany
a IN. sSrs 70
tom tns 1ces in their gift Tweed retsed to sup
port Brennan IN demands for sss a sP 3
ne ~ rsnenoe which induced him 70 wthdrs from
TammRnY. -. - = y.
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SWs= ~ ~. IaaAOn, y alpo 10 perform. At The
- Hey ~ sntsrtainnsnts which have bean
-. * TINA here s.S:''SCS SG b T kept Mr.
- 49, ,I-...S will be Oferod ct the Fifth
pay " sd MrS. Florence via appear in Mr.. FSl'
w. ei..n oCo," at the Grand Opera House, ana
lsCh'T r. vn play RGm1tv DWmpty, ct the Olympic
.I. ar. S DSs syt SssS1S 81. ny s
mechanically valuable features.-The two tnsS-
sF.r varietes-the Union Square and the oioOe
- arranged aIluring bills for the portion OF 'ne
~ IN insereStin performances OF tns CO.
IsrEs portion, AID 1t surely cannon T1rcus
~ !, .alt.bls Gmusemsnt-Ar. Hces PAVILION "1i'~'
1r.,O,ins awhDs longer IA a. the
NJ. Florence is to have Q benent; :" Smo
- oD1ra House, nsxt Friday evening Scr -
IL SURF guarantee tia: # yin b T Be acted
i.srn Sst the receipts, at the opS[s 49, we're
I'VE 80 Ire SeVen performances OF tns TdST
lVeek nom ~ ~ The Combination Matinee, on FroA''
iar ~ n 20 Tor the Chicago Relief Funo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
NATIONAL INSURANCE CoNvENTIoN-KAdTEo 0F
TNTrREsT AND MORTALITY TABLES


p The delegates to the National Insurance Con
.v.nt,ou nold brief session on Saturday Unoe
,,-Ters HAll, Llewellyn BreeSe Of Wisconsin :.
o.. !, M.,ns made some remarks on the subject OF
marine insurance, and offered the following
(which embodieS his suggestions; .,,..
$500 ~, "A n. psdsd TIE naSs 1s9rehes Soalnie.
o 0ous other eOaveaient point q nsefsnes
SSoe Or intcSeaoe ORee for the Per - Ss Str n dFef
record al assurances eseseo o. "a 49,
-, 80 n A. AZ OtAsr oOunttsA etye i
- Ssf'Sd SS5srs n By HDdseOsed and VnaanorsS sApA
Ass pSloies % TIE sane ns~ -----,,- ~ "A
W P,oker OF Tennessee discussed the assertion that
IA. insurance Investments realize from to Per cent
- 49, saytnRs banks The question was the feast
K4tv m Uniform standard for ell the states. de Waa
H syor Of gradual change, and declared MS eonvlccs
Ia aha SyersEe rate Of interest realised was nom 70
~ Ssnt hirRer than Mr. BsrnesS estimate. He be.
N the GRADUAL decrease In the rate OF interest," ano
~. Sdootion OF the gross valuation thereof.
M RaYVoy inquired what we're the advantages OF the
.snsrioa table Of mortality ever the AMERICAN ExperF
80 table ct the Same rate Of interest.
TSsur WrfKht responded for Milton Z. Bacon OF MIS-
isdDDL He said he had no preference The reM point
sS be rate Of interest He did not think either table
80 an Absolute statement Of the rates Of mortality
spoh 4 thing was impossible. BE advocated the hSn
rata OF interest and the mutual Aystem. . IT,
Attn tho Convention dj0urned untn TO-DAY 70 Auo"
khe Board of Underwriters to meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23

Totals f6o,voo %osoo AobiOo
Majority Geary In 1862 1885, ditto for Stanton In
1871 a. 40; ditto for Destb 2oSes Tho total vote for
calling Constitutional Convention Is SS22S1; against
T2,07S majority for Convention, s60l6o.
Barr spangler Temperance candidate Tor Audi'or-
General received votes in the following countic7
Adams IS; Allegheny, 43; Beaver. 1876; Bedford Is;
Blair Seo Bradford, co. Bucks, -; Cambria 90; Cam
eron Ss Carbon Il Centre. o. Chester. 1883; Clarion, 81
Clinton 10; Columbia, 60; Crawford, "a; Cumberland
"a; Dauphin $685. Delaware, 6j Elk,.1 Erie, ca; Fay
ete IS; Franklin o. Fulton, ]; Greene, 49, Hunting
DON 1877 Jefferson, 3; Junata, S8 Lancaster SS3; Law
renee 40; Lebanon 3d. Luzerne IS; Mexican, 8; Mercer
I22; Min, Ga; Monroe 4; Montgomery, 1870; Northnm-
berland, %; Pike, Il schuylki All; snyderej Somer
set, 81; Sullivan, 5; susquehanna. %; Togs, n Union
II; yenango 81; Warren, IS; Washington Sc; Wayne
10; Westmoreland, So; Wyoming, 81; York, %. Total,
S24 The total vote for Wheeler Temperance candidate
for Surveyor-General, Is SOFA
The Republicans fall short OF Geary's majority most
notably In Allegheny and Erie Counties They have
greatly increased their majority in Philadelphia, In
which city there also increase of over 1900 In the
aggregate vote Outside Of Philadelphia the aggregate
VOTE including the Temperance, falls short about $1,000
Of the total cast two years ago The Democratic MAORI
ties in York. Wayne Bedford and Carbon Counties have
fallen OF enormously account Of corruption among
the party leaders, bad local administration, and oao
nominations The following table will show at glance
the political complexion of the several counties;
TABLE OF MAJoRITIEs FOR AUDIToRGENERu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
TWO SUICIDES IN NEWARK.

Christian Fans, age 80, q German, OF Spring
At. Newark entered the store Of his brother-in-lAW'
ermAa PiAGge, No. scrberslane, on Saturday after
Noon. and exolAning, "Nov, win have my revenge y
rsv pistol and fred at him. the ball passing through
hand and the upper part Of his Leg Zans then
Eset1nto held not far from the store, and, placing
pistol against his forehead shot himself throngn me
Having hAd fall in ItSS which Anected his intellect
ne hSd frequently threatened to shoot his orothern-
Hiked. -, 49,. 49, ~ o.
SpixaSt Wa seen lying the track with bis stom-
eh torn open and his throat cut from ear to ear near
p5nI station on Saturday evening BE died yesterday
Ensrpoon, after communicating by signs that he had
Committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIyRRPoOL-In steamship Alga oet nMrL Jackson,
child and servant; Mrs. CAM Mr. and Ms hs ehhe1
and servanu; Mr. and Ms Work Mics WoSe De 400 Ms mat
Brysu Mr. M wlls Miss FORBES M and Ma sSTap nc.
T,r.1d Cant Riley Parker W. Wies, W. Ruh, W. b. Drew
Cohen M nd Ma TurnbaI and chh bsa Won Der 1ah
Wakina Ma and Mn. Vsu Rossan hE soa ~ SO
osattn Mr G.atn, ME- s.ssA a -. sI We On: :nd
T ca.n MS Irving Nj and Nm sAAley NM Berry ehdss
"a sr-.. Nj, BssrT W. SHARP " Smith, MA Post and
S.sS.. N Pos H. M Andsrsoa Archer Ma Waller and
dsnshsars T. Bartlett Dr. Cazcr r. hssih NJ and NJ;
MAJ M and Ma Hews NM c. POz g. ESL HsefSSlase
No. I,e,r1ne MT Derby H. Dg.bbA W. H. JodAA z, WHITE
e,SiH A g. Psacks, Ms PsIsne hrA PsEA. D. Curtis MA
WatkuA a., v..I,.,...... n. - -
NJ. w NoornK children Lsasl and wife joan bAou,
Palner J. T. sudusrthy j. u kses e Henefa !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
pporrsrA Mt EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. A.-In the Protestant Epls-
conal Convention this morning. the Committee OF Con-
ference on the subject Of the Hymnai reported inc FOL
lowing resolution:
Resolved That this Hymna when nnaiy td ny
~ c"mmittee thereon shall be free " be prne1 anu
nubiisbed by all responsible pub1shers VINO sna "a an
cense 10 that eject from the Trustees OF tne Iuu iui
tha raef ~ Wdovs and orphans OF deceased
and % acnd fnarm and disabled clergymen, anu who
sha nsIre 10 such Trustees payment 70 % appou NJ
the usa on aaid fund equivalent TO 10 pei csnt VI.
retail selling price, and that the copyright OF the
be vested in said trustees ~. ,o,,
The report was laid over. The Rev. DE- ho"o' run
the Jojnt Committee on Hymnal submitted supple
ent sry report recommending the omission OF certain
hymns and the nseronPf others, with alresouton au
thorzlns them to proceed with the puohcauOn WHICH
was adopted. -., ,So,r1ort ,nre-
.nted repor from the Committee on the state OF the
Church on the Subject Of sJerhoods and
the adoption Of the following: ,..o..
p,.or,d That this house regards Win aeep Inuees.
tn ort NJ che women in the Church and me
~ snch Cbristian ORGANIZATIONS % may colsss WIN '
Government and rules Of the Church A., ,.:..,-o d,o
RsRoped That it recommended 70 ths Sra tha
ceses and missionary Jurisdictions when may -s ~ ,na
aid Of such organizations TO adopt snch nd
promote the eficiency Of such su1nArieS I'LL" eu"AN
against abuses. co,,,o, ,bor,
The resolutions were adopted. The convention 'H' i
adjourned until Monday, after soma DEBATE On ne
relative TO ritual uniformity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
THE NETWORK INFANT AsYLUM-MERCY FOR
THE eEDUCED.

A lanre meeting was held last evening at
IAA Brosdyay Tsbernacei behalf Of the proposed New
Sotk Infant Asylum After giving brief history OF
hsr Rohnsnds efforts in obtaining charter the Rev.
"a 3. Moutgomery. one Of its vice-PreUdents' said:
fer the reception and nurture Of tOuSdn ana nAnu
.h.nSoae ~ deoute parents 10a ave
~ Of infAnhcde 81 well a. 70 sIe
aS IDd protection the unfortunate Dothen ana tS o
IL aTns bsm ton obstruction The inSsoton nenog no
E..sS,ss on.rl but 10 70 b managed BY board Of
49, N,nsTs representing al tie Protestant denominAnon1
- & ty and Sy constituted Board o. Genteen eenns
x, $500 The Grand called Ondy for m nnedAN ope
Eos ~ Trus4eos n0st SoeD Lnou
h.S TeT organize TIE Chlr - soon - me Isqnns nD
* c, EKpehsnee will amply sustain The assertion AAt
70 rd proper provision bad been made os bn ~ Hso n
Sost oLs Of BE AsYsn The srTnS mothers o. me IOuo0
hAn s. N.3 s.usD ,vonen could be
.atyed and hst the worst Of them FELL Ike GoeHne
lS,nyite Through dear delusiOn and not ON HcoOt
VI 1ny criminal intent In speaking OF the n9hnot ~
HbjcS hetrayed women should be treated. ne ealS
N father fortunate enough 20 have MS oau8nCer
En5 from the paths of virtue don't ehoot the man Sn
lei vour dHuRhter's name into the neTspapers put
Ets her to come secluded place, a. u on Nsis 70
Y Distant friend and keep her there until the snAr -
aver nv a donR you may save her, ana make nor
iStAd asmber Of society. euch things are zone IN tn
Itv 10 the certain knowledge Of cergymen ana phy'
Sic}anS large collection Was taken IN ao OF the
Tba nfcara of the Asylum are; President-Chares Ely
Vcs PreSdents-H E. Montgomery, d. D., joel roster
III D.: TressurerJames c. Holden; secretary a.
Galley Acting These officers are assisted oy managing
Board Of 60 ladies,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23

h.~s been fully ,coomsss Bus for ire terrible calamity
81 Chcas Which :ss%sS ssHSe's s he later rcsurs
more . doae: ssaa ever ;osn3 70 y vsSoS
T6s Dsmocrsts Of tbs Monroe District have
ronominated Jarvis Lord. ~
The Republican majority In California WIZ
BE- much larger than In september. though the vote
Lighter.
The xxIst District City Reform OrganiEa-
ton nominated VIM h. McNaly for Assembly on 0s'uf
day night .4.. "..
Benjamin F. Lewis of Oswell, 0swego County,
d tho Democratic oandidstelior Senator nem tne AA
District Madison and Osweso COuntes). --,--,---
The following nominations TO the Assembly
have BEEN made by no Republics n in addition 70 tnoso
previously reported; Cataro~0us-lt District u
Heddsr I'D Distriot Enoch Holdddee Mt!soT G 6no
bsS:sa oSsS.is Stros r. s4aSas
esgo-IId District, J. Lee Tucker. RassssIaeT-nd de
tFiot, John l. Snyder. ..' ''.
The Conference Committee appointed at the
Union Republican County Convention met Saturday
evening at tho Lincoln Cubroom, received reports Of
progress from the eubeommttees appointed TO confer
with the Democratic Reform organization; applauded
the nomination BY tho latter party Of Gen. Franz sssl
Sige tO the dourned meeting Of the Republican county
Convention thh evening. F.
At Convention Of the various delegates of
the German organization in the XVIII Assembly Dis
trict Saturday representative body Of tho GermanS
without distinction Of party, Mr. George p Bradford
ceiyed the unanimous nomination for Assembly. Mr.
Bradford has already received the nomination OF the
Union Republican organization, and will probably re-
ceVe the support Of the Reform Democrats and the Gus
tom House organization.
Republican Assembly District Nominating
Conventions on Saturday. In Kings County resulted a.
follows:
Adouyned vi. Adjcured.
II RIraa d Wbia VII. Charles B. Monoa
III. Hans Christian. VII 'Aaoarned
~. .JamCs Tanner A''on'~ D Aeieo-
Y..Eggeue D. BeTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
FIRE IN WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S75.OOO.

A fire broke out early on Saturday, in the
FOurtory brick building in the rear Of Nos tA 4l and
Ma West Thirtysixth-st which, with the adjoining
huilding fronting on West Thirty-nfth-st' were de-
stroyed The adjoining buildings were damaged. The
bosses and assurances are follows:
Ts bbG which the Ere oEaAtcd was owned q Sooh
6,nts and Hartford companies s2So each The building va
fsSSS rot insured. The buidRg NOA AZ Gs. an6 81
Rsa TA'rtT sthS occupied By Palmer, Bmbuly 70
aGr nnufGctorv; stock 5000 Dearsd foS SeSo
On mscney 0Oi insured Tor 259 The bS6nS ovneo
S No s wSss owned BY John RednOed Ea dA%age
y insured Clark founder. the occupant ess wv q
J BY the Andes Company han Aeoet
6uef No (S Wesi fth damaged S3OO oI water I
e. SSc OEo les West Thirty OeuPied By John HIwE
las 0 on furptur. the second BY JAnes ng lOG 5000 and
tAs insured IN
Ia va auARe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
RESIGNATION. OF THE REV. J. P. THOMPSON.

The Rev. Joseph p. Thompson, pastor OF the
S,o.d,sv THbernace Church. made TO his congregation
{yA,,erdsy morning the following announcement
Ip tulhllment Of purpose formed some time sgofor
..son siotly personal which at that tune was conc
va In nv own mind and which hAs since become tn-
Seratiye do now resign the ofce OF pastor IN TINS
khurch which have held for moro than d years snA
ext 10 unto with 10 calling council Tor the dlssO-
luton Of the pastoral relation The cause which mas com
6eied me TO this STEP the time compels my re-
rement from every form Of public office and RESPONSE
bity. In making this announcement, from 1ecueu,
Ehongh paipfu conviction OF duty, throw myeen upon
Eba ndulgent regard with which this people OF my love
have always favored me-"
1t appears that physical injury sustained ny DF
Srbomnssp IN the service Of the army has 50 far I'm
haired hs constitution that he longer endure the
rsure Of pastoral cares Re viii devote his retirement
10 ths study Of EgyptOlOgY; and will probably soon &c
10 Germany and 70 Egypt, for this purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
HEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYgICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
ny. mt %

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, ~. m.
Synopsis for the past tsentp+IOuT hours. ,
The highest barometer continues In tne
toutb Atlantic States and the lowest 10 PrOoa0y
Of Lake Ontario TIE pressure has very generally IAne
Gnoe Saturday afternoon. Cloudness has increased;
with occasional light ram, at the Gulf Stations, ana
threatening weather in the valleys OF the ONO ana
Lower Mississippi The temperature has very ReaeersIy
ESen, especially in the Middle and Eastern StSDeS'
BTsk westerly winds are now reported on the lSkesD
fresh easarly winds IN the Gulf States ana sOuthery
winds throughout the Mississippi valley
Probabilities -
The barometer VIII ITobably continue TO fall Mon
day throughout the Atlantic States and threatening
weather extend from the Blue Ridge West"STu; SasH
sfy WINDS possibly with rain, from Lower FJOIlua 70
North Carolina; partially cloudy and warm weather ~
lie Middle and Eastern States and prevailing westerly
Nlnos Iron New England TO Wisconsin.
THE CAUTIONART STORM SIGNAL.
The plan of signaling anticipated danger TO
seamen and others interested will ~ into operation 70
day At theIprncpal ports of the United stae& In this
City the Tag will be displayed top of the Equitable
INSURANCE Building, corner CedHrst and BrOaoWHy Inc
nSK Is red one with black square IN the ceneT =
Pdcynnder will shortly be used III connection with IT,
- thSt the signal may be observed In any part OF tne
har6or The signal at night will be red hight. The
absence OF any nag light does not mean that danger
pot imminent Int that the service has indication OF
H. Vigilance the part Of the seaman should not there
BOe be relaxed II Is proposed In short time 70 have
another observatory Staten Island from which, also,
fl proper applicants book containing such mete0r0
bogoal information ab lt possesses
DuIing the next month observatory will be erected
B Ha Cuba, whence grams will transmit weather
reports which will be reported In the regular
dispatches from Washington 70 the entire country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
HAVANA MARKETS.

UIv1 Oct -suSsr-Sock at Havana and Nissan
m 6 90 bors hhdA receipts Of the past week Haana
and MItan hhd; exported during e week from Havana and Ma
350 200 hhda which 4is boIes and ~ the
hOgds tho United states hartss ara and demand mr.,
regarded yonb aehAaA refused purchase
owing TO the high demands Of beei No. D. g. 10 s Mrobei
NOL 10 d. siS1o rsAls .rr0ee; EoA Is 70 % S. nte
reals Al robe Messses eagar-NoL 70 TO- % reals AusSsdO 30
En-fair 10 Good Refining 8 reas.
Bacon Ga Flour, GA 50 Dbl HAmt-Anencas SnEsr
cured SO 50 qun Lard 10 isgh ELI In tins elS aAiRta
Wn-Yser, % rs .rebei White sia srroSs ASAiJ, y
Ssr-|Sits Pias s1i Pitch Pine. ets IN o,.Dr.A
Of northern rort In Caba to To Uned
State. hossheA from nOhsrn PO~s C1Oe '" me
BSebsps.on united States DAYS currency discount de- 50
DAYS EoE ~ az pre1naa Short Sgh II preaan On Lsson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
IA CARD,
Pc the ditC

20 the Bdttor or Fho FTtobne
SIR: The statement in The TRIBUNE, under
the heading Of "Crimes and Casualties by Telegraph,
that had been indicted by the Grand Jury OF the Court
of Sessons for abduotng girl under Is years OF age
untrue; no such Indictment has been found Very re-
speotfully, - "ALACA r. hO"K'
Bin0hGn,tOn, ". T., Oct. 90 1871.
THE statement reached us in an Associated Press
dispatch. which has thus far remained uncontra-
dcted-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
DIED..

nd Aass B.s:ss g 20. ~. sSsiS y's "a
r. T.: i: q ;s ~ u: :, e. "a. 49, ''' 0''. "a
q :. asssss Bsss. .s.d AJs sftA'
~: s. 81 nd pss. u sa.r.l -. Tuesdays ~ orrs~ p.r
N Thhs Paa Friday 10th Inst. AHce, daughter aJsepA
R.i;1:s ID ss:i. s,id d. s, nss4.y aaI
p. s''s t'a Ne ''As.s' Of A p.''A' " A-.''1'"
aKAY-oa 81 ls Nm s..A eny vdv. u As late Esr william
rSs i.sas ssa L1 ar sp.sfuy izys,a " snA tss sso.s
Tse:d.r .ssA iAs At - n. hSs Asr late ssAs No:
nwIN-ou Sunday, o 81, Ann, vito Il A,l,sv is,. L tie
RsIsays. ssd Esu4, o. hriH s.A .Ae.. A~ DsHA
ya ,Sd ;sa... D. Ty =, AT :. i 49,. e 'I.
Orange and Ulssr County papcr' pIeass copy ~
koMoREskYa BrOoklyp o. 10, HsAI W.. ssS ss' Of Ma
TIC r.saSss aod .ud, and those ON, a Car.
respectfully invited V attend ne fss'ral from IL s'
MAxwELI. BSesllyp Sunday Oct n A'r,r's. e. daughter
ass. and fens Of he family respectfully invited ..s4 he
funsr Luiss Church. Cn'aaTe' On Tuesday '.A inst.
pERKSs-os Saturday s.sss Oct a. Ioss daughter Il Hosea
H.e Rstii.s 1s.t I...s I'D IL. ,,a . n. ,,a...s.
s ~, s. so Pc W.sssn E. On Tssssy s
6sTs.ss- depot 70 .''' 's'st S.ia i's
PEvRRBLLY-rs Brot Saturday ilss iast Susan L. "if' Of
Rs.sv AZ s"d are sntsd % .ts.nA bar funeral Ts.ay s
iasi hon her s sdsaes SOS hadsen near stny'aa'A's
Up N. GatsSays pas DesI The bose .
RICnARDs-Ia this Sy on Saturday morning. Oct d. d. Ws!''ss
.ards AGED u ysan -, =,
Th ssr rces viii be held st. Baythoensvs Charch oofse %
LaFy ttepses and orss, JOuessk Aondv he sd in
-
erEyysOH Al Salem waaAiuTou Co., n T., Oct 49, Rev Janes
ssed yesn and months as Pastor Of the Seosaa
Tres6ytersn CSarch Jsnsy City. n
II. z T Ts.s.: ss ss Sunday morning o' = %
F q rD.' %Z:. Sa Ia me @ sSoofS
at 3IysA gtanforye n T. September lL Psces EhnDeA,
a. yeau daughter Of Charles and HarJ Ann steobins.
ST. Iys-At staniordYila n T. October IS Msy ANA 0rets
Charles ssbblns age ~ uahvs u York. England aa2sh'@
o. lsts Dr. WA Groves Of this dty. ,rf
WI LwRIaHT-ou Saturday 1i inss Ma Ensn o"s'@sns>e
u ~ re r.so,cai invited 70 sttend funsrs frOu As
r. ,es q Ssr sssss Ms A. WheewhsA No. n LSATstssvs'
= D sITn, On Tsssday,. 9th Inst, ats p.1-
DO papes pleass copy.
RI eaSdsay d his eIty % Saturday svsutas Oh. ls ID
Riley Tie I'd rear OF &c N,,.,.soh... h.v,.,
u Etoa RosYthAyes, Wednesday 18th int, A. n
a. eaavss ssd msnd Il tAs AniI rseeefaiy Invited A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-23
THE cAUrIoNARr STORM SIGNAL.

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heath IUapt Ya Precinct acting usdsF sed b. Asr
W. Drrk HoaSsss thAt cst
D. gaming des-H saturday high JOhn kusp6s
FsJHag naooh No ~ BONeTy the proprietor Gu
tsst PetsF Wiener Cbss Wilson. Wa KsR and Henry Movie
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