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New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
TIE PiRTI.lL ECLR,SE.

GA, 81 PILED ~ TIE METRoPOLITAN COMPANY
UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
Residents in that portion of the city extend
ing from Tim y-fourthst. to Seventy nnst who nave
been uconyeueueed by the explosion Of the purifying
house Of the Metropolitan Gaslght Company, Will he
clad 10 learn that the officers OF the Company are exert
y themselves In their behalf Oscar Zollikofer' the
President Of the Coinpany informed TRIBUNE reporter
ye.,crday thut there $4,000 cubic icet oi gas Ill
the receivers and that he had made orrangenehts WIN
the Harlem Uasght Company to have connecting ppeT
laid before D. H. through which lW,oN cube Feet OF
"a. could be sappled, which, III addition TO ooOOoo rubc
feet obtained from the COmpanys ga'h0iSe" 'wohlh
rord sufficient light 10 I'LL midnight lie t''lu1teu
the loss to the Company at $4,000.
There are now 800 men employed IN clearing away the
rup. and repairng the buildings Only one OF thc SIX
puriders" was totally DESTROYED. The company can
SUNNY their customers, and resume operations hssoou
Il the purifiers have been repaired The patron" "
this company nightly consume ?imOD cue i'e' VI gu
which is the amount that Is daily manufactures hy
,be aid OF tho Harlem Caslght Company tho Metropolis
.n Company will I've able to supply Its cuntoners tii IL
at night and its officers ara confident thht Ny ~
morrow night they will be able To munnihcthre eho"sh
c tolsst tn ght after which time they VIII ne
enabled by the repairing of the "pufne' -" MAKE
l.,r II. uul uuai.till. AT seventy -hiihs. ana I'"
I ,,,. . large force Of men empoyoi ".truhy h
making the couneVtluu with The Harlem u'a Nv "o 10
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
GILMAN FESTIVITIES.

The Christmas festivities Of The Germans yes
terday ior which EXTENSIVE prepa aOns had been made
by ianiIes a. well by numerous social clubs aud
vocal and musical organizations, were fully eIjOyed
The numerous places OF Amusement III th' BOw'ry, Az
~ruo A. and other German thor"uehfsre> w'le trol "d
GGrnS The Cay. The Atlahtic Garden was
crowded with pleasure seekers The music
platform wts decorated with fine richly
Ornanenttd Christmas trees. and at tue entrance
Syera huge pine trees The National aud Bowery
Gsrd'u presented similar appearance, and were pa
tIou . q 10y German mechanics and woiklugmcn with
their iaruilics. COncOrda Hail. III Avenue A, the
:edelyous of the German population OF the Seventeenth
Ward "ki,In Deutschland.' residents
have losus,y named this German distinct. The dis
.r.!nltar OF gls hv the suoDau sanscr-
JuDd al Tie WaludL, il Orchard street, attracted
!5rlc attendance 1hc cbidTens festival of the Beet.
howell MdubneIhOr, at the Beethoven clubhouse iu
thh-,t. Wa AL equally attractive afaiI. The Turn
veI1I ul lie West-slde gathered al the Turn Hal IL
1Hr!ns~t. and participated IA drawing Christmas
gh't Tue 6oImaiIc rLltctte Club held sOircc at
'oar.": Han daIcng beng pleasantly vaned by dis
u"'t"n -! gi'ts. At Dramatic Han IN HOusOn-st..
I'""c entertainment Was given under the AUSPICES Of
ne ''Srnnn WOnes Aid Association, the SchiierhtiA.
'' lfo' 'lniae lit. Udis drama entitled, the slave
net ~ i'hmohd." similar FESTIVITIES 10 hOLu Oi tht
'' ""'' il'eL BY NUN Der " minor oIsanIzato.s.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
TR1srsR and the various ssyiums aud rofuees fu

TRIBUNE and the various ssylums aud rofuges we're fail
OF Joy and gratitude.
unusually attractive appearance last evening The rooms
nod hecn trimmed hy the Superintendent, Mr.. Calder
with evcrgreenS and nowers 20 that genuine Christmas
sprit seemed TO preside over the festivities. At u p IN
the lads down 10 bOuntifu dinner N turkey plum
budding and fruit, provided for them by Howard Pot
ter After dinner the boys gathered In their reception
appropriate melodies. large number OF ladies and
gentlemen were present aud listened to addresses by
Eleven hundred Of the children attending the day and
mission schools OF the NewloIk Juvenile Gnartian 80
We're mace happy yesterday 10y a liberal disHpnt'on w
bats boats. gloves, toys confectionery and other pres
ents The exercises consisted OF yWa and instrumental
music and addresses by Oswald OttendOrftr the Kew
W. A. McAlhster and others.
The Christmas entertainment this ana tomorrow even
ings at the Newsboys Lging House in parkrow WIN I'll
Ex-Judge Quackcnbos Of the New-York bar
blea nj a. m Yesterday at the sixth Ward Hotel and
proceeded thence ny the Jamesst. ferry to jackson
PARK. at Hunters Point. where the day was spent III
target shooting The prizes. presented nv thc lr0pe
tors OF the leading newspapers and periodicals III the
city and valued at about 500 int udcd SEWING nachpc
worth <l2s gwen by Frank Leslie ana handsome se.
OF silver ware from the Evening Post Association. lhe
officers OF the Guard, which II new "rgahlha'lon' H
Capt. Bernard Lenahau; Lieutenants, Messrs Ryan'
Cullen and Mead. 80 .
The av was not celebrated board the Rnssian fleet
now III tie harbor The officers OF the several vessel.
were much astonshed at seeing me store, rTscu H. A.
Christmas season, according to the old chleuuar ny
which they compute time, begins Jan ana CONTINUES
ten DAYS. The Svetlaua and Abreck are AZ tho NtN!
Yard preparing for the cruise IN the Pacific and the
Bocare j. living at Pier No. s. n r. 1850,
Bellevue Hospital services were hed in inc cHapI
I'm tC morning and the patients and attaches we re
called with bOunteous supply OF turkey chicken hihcc
factors. In the evening. the c"nvalescent patients 'nc
hous physicians aud the nurses ADJOURNED '' me h'"
.mphitinater where few hours were spent III dhnclS;
which also participated IN by Il number "l invited
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
IN LONG ISLAND AND NEW-JER>rY.

The day was very generally observed in
Long island Al Grace Church, Jamaica. the Rev. &.
Williamson smith. chaplain Of the Urcd St"tro navy,
delivered address. AT -. Georges Church Iu~lEn-.
the lrv J. Carpenter Smith preached AT -. Johns
Church Hunter Point. services were conducted by the
ncv paSigr the Rev Dr. Muhuldn1. In the "lcuiu-
the children of tho Baptist SuudaySh"" hrd :c~' q
! al the EdsI-avc. Clurch Long Island ,.ty The
aout. side depot at J.uIicA was thrown open 20 III"
public.
IT, jersey CITY business generally ,u-p I'd ( TIE
editors and publishers o III, E"""up J,nr""I s.scn
Christmas dinner Ia Il, hcvAhoy-. Tia, dinner
served CocIsrs Hall and about 100 hGys ana 80
guests present. judge Randolph opened the
crC~cs with prayer and speeches were made hy r"hIi
mont citizens Tho festival Of th" Jersey CITY s;ngcr
band took place III the evening At the place. The
second annual dinner Of tn" Oceanic Yacht
Cuh took place Al the Clut Hou-e Ia
the evening. Ahuut 200 children paituuk of
christmas dinner al the Pavonia-avr Mission.
A Christmas tree loaded with presents arranged at
,hc Centenary Methodist Church in Fivonaave.,
M,rnouth-st for the Sunday-schoo scholars A CON
and OF the Hrdnr Methodist SUNDAY vsclool
%rG @ al t IN ST. :n"sIn Mnrys y ST. st. Prer ST. BonFare @ t
Nchaer II. Patrick's. - Jos phs - Brdcei'>. and
held III The Episcopal and other churches. IT. new Ger
Th"atcI which has been established IN IIrner a!
In Paterson there genera cessation Of business
M rG neetig @nTra Wss pos % oned for S ono week Fa4
were htIa N the Opera H"us. %gwa W nss1 anh .ht
t"r asshois and m TlTa IFs,y''I.nn "S
pT"Viied by the wll!--,t. baptist Church
Tor the poor and hundreds accepted the
invitation There nigh Ia IN, Dr" - john {
Roman Catholic Cathedral at and 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Christmas IN pescuLs io the CLldrn. were pro
! vIdrd III many Of the churches III TIC cNc'lnc The
eighteenth annual ball of Neptune Fire Engin' Company
/ room Ula e. C"u0IcUtal Hail.
In Hnhnien, The Christmas anniversary OF the Frst
Presbyterian SUNDAY -s"hoo was he'd ~ Hudson and
sAtl-sts John q min political and rcrcious
frauds odd Fellows Hall. A the Weber and ont"
Cottage gardens German balls took Place. ~ Paurs
Episcopal Church handsomely Decorated and. III
addition 10 the usual services reception war given to
III, sunday school children III tho al ernOOn.
Tho Sunday school festival Of the Baptist Church in
i HaCkcL>aCk took place the evening 4 similar ftrt-
Va. WILL b.. ID il Frt Reformed Church IT,, eve
-ervicc- held a. the Episcopal and Roman
Catholic Churches III owarK. Til, churches Were "Ial
uratev dressed with cvergrrenS and hOWcr.. and thc
muse most ut them unusually Enc. la tht even
.rc IN, Dratoro the Messiah sun. ~ 81 pul'-
Methodist Churra by Nine. Anna Bishop ,.nd the Men
Il, -sOnn Union.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
PERSONAL.

After seventeen years of able Judicial ser
wee IN III" superior Court OF Cincinnati Judge l"any
Storer retirrs voluntarily from the place he has fled
80 long regretted BY the bench and bar Vi the eltr
district.
An Indiana paper rcvivcs it, as an instance
Of Mr. Bcechers conscien and careful preparation
for his work. that once on time when the great min
lister held his Indiana psstorae he determined TO urge
crusade against gambling, and ia order to fory HIM
self on the subject inrliecntly he called in the assist
unc- ot "A celebrated pOker-payer. COL Avord VINO ui,
y:lrcd fhc lntrcaces OF the trade to the reverend
neOphytc
J. J. Surz, formerly Brazilian Consul
General Al Berlin who has rendered himself consricu-
ous By his active exerons IN the interest OF Oppressed"
nationahtics has prttoned che German heich''as ~
take the lead Ia for the prevention OF ti oOnc
trade IJ,- proposition l. that Germany shall bring
nhon, a coaltin OF maritime powers, the purpose OF
which shall he 10 exercise drct pIotecuNe nnuen.o
over All iudiv viduals uf Inferior races who seek 10 I'LL
rrny, ller condltnn by emigratUh 10 otbef counrts
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
4 NOTABLE WILL.


The will 0f the lare Dr. Oliver Dean. the
foundr: the Dcul Academy in FrakiIh Mass. i.i~
br, admit, to probate in Norfolk county. Beside the
500 which is said Dr. Dean during his life oro" I'd
tlns estlmard at tOO0O the result OF the wonderful
iui.ines, tact that hf exhibited IN the manufacturing
corporations with which he wts once connected The
viii WAS executed the 9th OF september last and In II
ne bcuuraths SsU 900 to Tufts College, Ito be called the
''Dean Fund" the income TO bc expended AS the nan
ac-r- may deem for the Interests OF the institution
to the city Library of Manchester ~ H. 5000 the il-
come 10 be invested in the purchase of books Ia his
nephew and children of Sylvester Dean VIZ: oliver OF
san Francisco Cal; WIN. Il. of 81. Louis. No, and
Albert Of Milford Mass s2p"V each and to ri. foIr
DrdhaT, Mrs Seth Perry W Boston. Mrs Wm pctit
Mrs John Bliss. and To tue children ~ Mr.. Warrcn
Carpenter vi st Paul. Mimi. souf each: 10 Mrs John
L. Brewer NJ Bostnn &3,O1; Mr.. Charles Franz IS.
Boston. 5000: Maria 8. Edwards. Eiizabetb. y j.,
$1,000 Mrs. TiLothy q. Senier, Franklin. 5000
To the First Tniversaiist Church in Franklin he be-
thereon together with nearly all the stock. and also s
residence which Is to be used parsonage by the soc
ety The D,,an Library Association III Medway village
Is remembered with gt Of twcntyty ShalrS n uc
Oi his life. the Dean Academy. he gives forty shares OF
the Amoskeas Manufacturing Company; forty .h1r' s
Manchester Print Works ten shares In the stark
Mills, and two hundred shares in the Vermont and
(aiada Railroad. the income Of which II TO br apprO
urated for the payment of the salaries OK the feachers
f shat academy. All the residue aud remainder OF his
,s persOnal mixed property IL left to the same III
stitutiOn to he used 10y the trustees as they may deem
most expedieut benefit as long shall remain
AN academy otherwise N Is to pass into the hands oi
lnfts College To MIRA Emma ID. Scncr the teacher OF
the An,oskeag Manufacturing Company to MI ~ Sarah
g. Ducy, the SECOND preccptress. $4,000. ad To Nls;
Eliza B Barry. the third teacher in German. $1,000 NJ
me ruus bequcsts made Ia relatives and persona
nppointcd executors. with the wish that ihey may no
be required to give bonds.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCl SSION.
WHAT TIE PARTY CAN'T AFFORD.

n
II may not have been the proper thing to do
IN ,,vr tlr ouuonrus OF Gen. Grant control Of She con-
~ ~ itstcstbourh from the known probity OF such dug
n,.hrd srnntors ns summer and 1riinbnlt but little
risk would been run In w dong-hnt OA Tue o'her
h"nd wn. # 1t prudent Jas, eveh-t0
r,n 10 The opposite extreme, and carefully ex-
a,,,Lo from tuch q committee everI gentleman
sn unn,scd TO lie opposed Ia the lTrsd,pts re-
The Senate took the the sPoinm;s h OF ,hS
me administration majority had power to conrttute It
as they saw Mt Would y not have nern the part OF prn'
rnce aud good sense II there really nothing 70 con,
uaces upon the committee 70 Bnators belonging To tho
other wing Of the party The ate recognized the pr
rnt upon that investigating .Onite. Practically. how.
ever, the left WHY ui IN rup!Gan r s,iS aS,o
rut- Ti latter ropr secuted upon the cO'mittet tho
ro nnr are hot he ave St along boiisvea the freri
i, uecu conducted the nsln faithfully mud oconon,
rnlly We ars stf OF that inind ubd 40 nhOu't
lo rhd 70 ao bAs rnc,m-, nd the enemie. NJ tho Re
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
CHRISTMAS.

,,SrvrRsAI OBSERVANCE OF THE HoLipAf'
,,r,s,Sr wEAruEI-THE DAY IN THE CHrk'i,h> ,t,'
AMONG THE GERMANs-iN BRoohLiN AMI
Elsewhere.
A growing disposition to celebrate the mos,
orspt Of all Christian festivals has been manifested
=, i,c wears hv Americans. and wac peculiarly nourea-
=, a,nrisv The holiday was universally observed III
IN na-, o. tie city, and many appropriate decorations
NOR. visible not only III churches but In the wnoo"s VI
,,,,.,. houses. The harbor presented a gay apl~ai
.ooc su the English and American, ana many vi u"
,.-c., steamers and sailing vessels being tfiuu"'U
Nth The Marryatt signals ana hags Oh "n n"''o aa
,rsa ,..,ther was delightfully."- warm and sunny anu
no, ,hc snow and rain OF the past fortmsH' 'o,'
'au u,r. fonnd 10 rcpine AT the absence OF slelen
49, III, chidrtr who had been pinched Win coio vi
i, dco,s I, rain were 80 pleased Wtb thelr liberty
n.rdc, IL the genial sunshine, that they 'orgot 10
,p hl, a, The lack oi snow "hcreoh 10 '"eii no"
,d. willie older people VIII" wished 10 p'teuu ehuicn
-, f,,.oas wtrc So well satisfied With the sight OF
ua.hcd streets that tlcy DID no, miss tho Jingle OF
.,,,ln,.s The churches were well attended ana
,-Y,,ac! andur attractions 10 the deVou' ana 10 the
l,,,.rs % I'm muse.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
Fatal. AFFRAY IN \ BROOkLYN SALOON.

A probably fatal atliay occurred about a.
H. Yesterday Ill the bar-rOom Of william J. Donaldsohs
sal oou, at Hudsonave. and Plymnuth-st. brooklyn
where Illicit whisky distillers OF the fifth Ward arc ac
customed TO assemble. Tho crowd drank to excess ad
became auarrelsolno and noisy John larkln and John
White foot Quarreled sbO1t political matters and pro-
ceeded to nuiae each chcr after the manner Of prize
lighters. The crowd fcxmed u ripS about th"m. and
Charles Johnson friend Of Whitcf0Ot, drew retOive
aud blow tho braius" OF any man Ia.
should attempt To scpa nate them Several nell attempted
u Interfere and Johns fired his rev oliver. the al
taking effect in the beck OF Robert Henry Of No. 26i Jon
The crowd then dspsrsrd and johnson escaped be
10 the Second Precinct Station House and Theme ~ me
(ity Hospital whc-r exsIuuatOn revealed fh,- ract
that the INJURIES received fatal johnson l. des
eratc row y wb o. while engaged In an afray las N'ar
was shot In the arm by Officer kenncy Of IN: >econ'
Precinct lie Is = Fire Warden.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
MERDER IN EIGHTII-ANE.

Edward and Richard Carroll brothtT visited
the liquor Of james Mccartney at No go EiSnI
ayt last night and after drinking at tho BAR quirrsed
with the proprietor. Mccartney drove ahc men cit o!
Lis saloon, but they soon returned. after fcw
minutes abseser and assaulted him. Run
ming lsbiud his har. Mccartney Caught up
heavy club and struck Edward Carroll fierce blow on
the head Carrouo inscusibe on the saloon focr with
horrible scalp wound the ictt side OF his head
physicau declared him to be III very dangerous cond
ton and he was consequently taken quickly 10 tS homo
NJ No OH W,,t Thirty sevcnthst fow moments after
bis Conveyance home Carroll died. mcCar'uCS wis ar
afad
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
NTNE CHUECHES.

Th. ,.raI services in celebration of the day
hlt n the Roman Catholic churches of the city
Al the ca,heda a. Prnce-St, which wss decorated WIN
,'y n -ctoe laurel! aud other evergreens the core
,,,r,o. i,ran w.:h high mass and were closed win
,,o Ebc, pnntincia service. Al st. Peters in Bare
i,,., cross Of flowers placed over the tabernacle
and OIL the ar OF The Virgin appeared an image OF tine
lint Christ y ING IA manager The Rev Father quinn
celebrated mass The building was tasteful! decorate"
With rNCEr'cns.
plr.nc 'hc morning service AZ -. AIMS Chnch' In
Twelfth st. between Third and F"urh-aveS., the three
a't,r,hat Lcarng The tdc III the center, that OF
,sr v!rcir OIL the let an@ that of ST. Joseph on the
? ,,,t-wrre th,cklv covered with lighted candles aud
p.tura' A,ve-s. There was prcdomnance {" white
flower. ~. the vrcD's alta: ant " red on ST JoSrphS
-,f OF red flowers placed before the image "f ~
ln-rph aad a white one before that OF the Virgin
ty,uc!!ar floral decoration ticd the thtceNornered
space over the tabernacle ald al lntcrmnEtin2 OF "IA
,..r.,, with tlc W. r-!a>he'> and stands furnished
q >trL:,- contrast. Mozdrt> Twelfth Mass wa> per
iormcd fh chorus aud the qutrt"tt" cho'r ~ the
church under the direction Louis Dachaucr the organ
Accompaniment beinc supplemented rN piano, piNtd
!, MiS, Mary Kros At tn" oG"r'ory 4 tri" WAS per
formed ay Mis- KrCbs tQiauo' Sara>ae tvI'nl and
NJ D,rh.n .ncr torcanE aud the close Of the service
Ms, X. .r auG Nj. Dachaucg lay I'd piano and or.dh
duet.
ST stcphc.- IL EA-t Twc!t,-, ,shtAst" was adorned
fra. ui,, e.! Il, other tn ovcrcrccus which were
tw:u,! u,",t IT, pN4r- suspended - r>t"ois iI"in
the galleries. or wrought tr wlcatLcS crosses. stars
and other devices Costly flowers piled on the All r. "r
woven among the evcrcroon,. sent forth fragrance
whcA mingled WITH the sacred incense aud ptriunCd the
surrounding atmo phere. EIl1laht tapets "i snowy
whtcIrs precious capdciaOrd t"f 10 advauace the
other and cost! ai "-alnents. III one corner o
thr chauc,l cIib typioa. the manser in which the
SAVIOR i,v WIS vis.tcI ~ hundreds OF the faithful
tAIouc the day. H.sl 'Ias> VA celebrated III III"
uiprnu. ~ half past til. IA, Mu~H UCILS VcDcralH
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

Christmas was observed by all ssses The weather was
and order throughout the city was bcffrr tnan
heretofore such occasions.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 25.--Thc dry has been ge-
ncrally observed All imaincss slspcuded There
has been good deal OF carousing. and much drnnkch
ness resulting III braws In which knivs razort ana
pistols were freely used, but without fatal rAiiits
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
For other SAip Hcrs see Tkird Page, |

IFor other Snip HcuS see Third Page
ARRIVED.
s,,.m.hp Nersu nsst.e Boston, With wis. aud " VIA
T.. Clric. ~. =, -,.. =, ~
shin Jass Po.Lx IT, nam Liverpool II dvs ~h ns'A aai
~ - "A. A, .,.... -. ,....
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
u HE (l1N prisons.

''' Commissioner of Charities and Corrcc.
'u'Hi'hed bountiiu, Christmas dinners TO taosc con
g., ~ ioAhS' aLE tie Jefferson Market, Essc I
Market. ~ say. a,lx,.s,d u,r,,, rd.,ns At M.
'''- ~ pounds Of poultry we,, ervcd besides beet
"' ana 'cgetaai, .- aouud .ce. making more than
u 10 al. A. ne o'rcr Prisons there WAS the same
'''' ~ "t palaiabe food D.nner was served at /
o." anu 'be pI'or:i> l.riooS 0. the uca' with appe
W" 'ltH lit'.,.s IN a2tt fare had only served
I"h DH.ng liz morning v..tors we're aimjtt. d
W. Hi'pn anf n.a:v of those awaiting tria! were
.'"''hed 'y eifta IRON relatives aud friend, y, the
'"'V" h1''orr were excluded and the pr.,ou,r,
"ie 44'wed the freedom 0! the corid,.. 70, !,uvc,
i'ne th.u u,uai ''"'''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
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Htrsaiu, ,u Tine Gold jrwrlry.
WuuLE>ALh PHIGtS
ENE GOLD EAR RINGS AND Pu,s.
In y, Al tANEo nARhki. So
tORNL FAR RINGS AND PINS
O>YX AND Jkl EARRN9s AND PISs
nNp BAND $50 CHAIN BRAt BLHlS
ttdD LOtkRrs AND NkCKLAikS
Skkl RiNGs AMETHYST. CAhBo, Tura'. SO
SLREvE Di TTONS AND STUDS
HANDKhRCHgP KiN0S. GLOVE FASTEsRRA
DIAMOND NNGS AND STUDS
fHiipRHS's GOLD ARMIfrs
tniLpktSN GOLD tINIs AND FAR RINGS
tOip WArcUtHaiNS
GOLD AND SILVER THiAALES
WArrEES AND JEWkLET REPAIRED
StE PRIC ~ BEFORE BUYiNU
Ono c. ALLEN ..l Bs..a".,
Bargaiss Ia SiIverware.
whul.BsALk rGtCHA
GFO 9. tLLkS. sai Broadway meet Fo.nes~s" :" -
Schcpck's Puiiaonic syrap,
sEAw..D ToStC and NANpRaKs PILLS
THAI. ar, tlr mi, n, "a. Al Palnoes tcba'nptss~
S(HENCK hss h-n 10 eonAiApt penr owe hN s,s 'ons
Us sla%ms " h "a. sHSnRsEE PILLS si..sss ,as o.
n,rh be sEAwERD rONIC Aso,e. =. ,"S cu.s The Goat.
AZ sf tue s .na nss.. s,.t hs Nkuf "p'As
IL matter .' a'n'' 'S'9s, JOIN 'tAssA assR8 ''''
No ea,stis %ssi:... ss:'s ssts; s;' ''"'
-.--. Holiday Prescnts.
s,-,,,.e,rss snd lsss Ckioses ssd Frsnss.
A''.''' ''''i:sI'ri' T. II !: r ASruoSv S C..
osi bro.j~N
O~p,rr M'irS'''a ..- --..-- -
,n,rs Notica.- rnp kutSp- durius ,hr ~ei sa.
,ruHuAN b. ~ si ~i es al uAs ohee os rrsi>y - y
:" '' P.H JONES Pos,msAsss.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
POI.II'ICAT,.
GEORGIA.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION n laoMH.

RUaC. Ga. Dec. 25.-Ihc municipal clcctron
to-day resulted 10 the choice OF the eniit, PcOIScj
ticket" follows: IT, d. Cothran MAYOR: T. NJ (iat's.
". T. Mar, r. Oy'. T. ". Noble. e. G. Sarsucl. and
r ]. Stone Aldermen. Tho srcion passed of quietly
A foil vote IOllrd. There is great rcrpicIng.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

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New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

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