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H5Il SINRSS
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Are remarkable power in expelling
worms, with pleasant taste and perfect
safety. They contain $50 "a,
NO MERCURY, NO MINERAL. NO
TURPENTINE. NO OIL OF
WORMSEED NO POISON,
NOTHING INJURIOUS.
They are entirely vegetable, and prepare
With great care from the concentrated ex
tract Of two plants. They do not act as a
purgative OF emetic, will not debilitare, are
90 simple an infant may devour . whole
box without harm, and viii - the same
time expel the worme in an extraordinary
manner. ,i--sL.5
In order to assure consumers of the gen.
uineness of these Jozenges, we annex the
analysis of DR.. A. A Hayes, State Assayer
of Massachusetts
Il have analysed the Worm Lozehges
prepared by Fellows & Co., and find that
they are free nom mercury and other me-
talic or, mineral matter. Thee Lossnges
are sLiIlhlly conpuundsd pleasant to the
tsste, sale, yet stf6 and elective in their
setion- Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES. MD.
kssayer 10 the State Of Mas.
The signature Of Fellows & Co, is at
tached to each box. Prepared Il the New
England Botanic. Depot, Boston, Mass
John D. P.Yk, wholesale Agent, Gin. o.
No &
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6LE1RcREEK rP.

CLE4RCREEK TP.
3. J. J.siaaoson. Com. expires Ape. .. 1871
J,Ms sioan. do q do do do q
5'H {atEEN TOWNSHIP. q
john T.ylsr. Com. expire. April 2, 1871
aEt HANoTER TOWNSHIP. 'sso~
Morrsll Rust, Com. expires Nov:e, ie7i
Ssephen Mapes, Com. - ., = .
Ts JACKSON TOWNSHIP. -el- u
w,l1R p.,ss:ss sss.s % 4gs 6s ~
.oE LAKE TOWNSHIP. a.
Robert Marks, Com. expires April II, 1870 e7o
g. W. Brubaker, do DO >, 1870
ses MONTGOMERY II, .
John D. Jones, Com. expires April ., 1877
Ia, ,McClusky, do de do do
K. McMurray, do Jan. -, 1sif
MILTON TOWNSHIP. ~.
E. Barton Com. expires Apr: 9, ls7s
BENZ. Wenrick,f do do. do ., 1871
MoHEc4N TOWNSHIP.
T. p aSRsr si.'.e Con ss '1ss'' sss AR i:7i i:7i
lkfFFLIN TO WMsHIP.
p.lsae 1s ssi..ss csr. expires Ar p T. as1i
81 eRARGE TOWNSHIP.
Gsosse Miller Com. expires Oct. 20, 1872
James Alberson- do do do II, 1870
-. PERRY township
J. @. BringoH Com- sxpirss Aug. q, ~
9. Hogenshell. do. do Sept. 9, 1870
s-z RUGGLBs TOWNSHIP s.
John Thom.. Com. expires Nov. 1879
u. W. Barker, do April IL, 1873
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S.P. eovAN5 y. y. 8.LMYK1s, y. D
Physicians and Surgeons. ofics over Citi-
ssns' Bank, Ashlsnd; Ohio.
II. B-Dr. Myers having taken . thor
oueh cpurss, Of instructions, under Prof.
Fiilt u 1eiIevu Hospital, y: =. On diss.s.
alar sttsntiofi 70 the trs1tDsut Of ths Same
2vol4nol. -- ~
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DAVID BRYTE.

Cooper, near Rector's Mill, South Ashland
Keeps on hand . large supply of stock and
materials and 10 ready to sapply any de-
mand for Cooper work on short notice.
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Gzappef Len6s, face. rough skiH.
pimpses, rfsgSofin. salt; ;rhepm, suff
r other eRtsaeom a6ecti6m, cured, and
the skim made soft and smooth, by
: Hzing The JansPsy Tsr SoaP made By
CAsWELL, HAzzARD Il Co.. New
York Sold BY an Druggists.
Dol3Iy
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NEAT MARKETS.
G. eAAIs

1utchers, and dealers in tesh Beet, Pork,
Veal. Nntton. Bologna, Neat market op-
ls--asss-lA a - 49,
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T. 8. HUNTER. Il. D.

ashland Ohio. ONCE over vsntilbarz's
Js1siry iStcrs: Special attention given
diseases on Monday and Saturday Of each
week. .-' - 10
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H. p. .VANTILBURG,

Jeveler and Silversmith, one door west Of
the First National Bank, Ashland. Gold
and Silver Watches, and splendidaasoft-
mentof Fine Jewslry, Kept constantly on
hands Repairing done to order, on short
uotfca. -.-.--- -. .. lHol:24n
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q. c. McCARTY, N. D.
Physieisn & Surgeon, Polk, Ohio. VIII
nay special attention TO the treatrnent of
chronic diseases, en- Saturday Of esch week,
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PHYsICIANs.

WIN. o. ALLEN, NJ. d.
Physician and surgeon-Ofice aud Resi-
dence ON corner Of Church and Second St.
Ashland, Ohio, s. v24nls
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WN.RALSroE

E:WH. RALSTON
Jcweller and Silversmith, opposite the
First National BANK, Ashland. Gold and
Silver Pens. and . choice variety of jewel
kept constantly ON hand. Highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
doAe.to to order and IN rsasopable tsrms.
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John MfIIEB,

.Ba.ehsr and, dealer in FsssA meats ,ef III
a..s a.d 4.s 1ss dool PEI s :s5 sssf,s1s
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HJ.TRAyER&m.

= H.V. THANEH &C0., = }
Proprietors Of the Ashland Carriage Facto-
~, old stand of Ames & Leach, Sandusky
strsSt. A very large stock Of the best made
work in the country, consisting Of Car
ria4es and Wagons.
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E. =. pRAYToN.

Dealer in stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
to roofing and spouting. Manufacturers of
the Automatic Clothes Washer, door
east Miller House.
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RESTAURANTS.

FREDERICK BocKLEY, I
Saloon, and dealer in, family groeerie.
provisions and notions, Fresh stock and
cheap. Store nofth side Of fmain street.
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MASONIC.
DRUGGISTS.

/. OHIO PANCoAsT,
Druggia and dealer in PerfnmAry, Wal
paper, Notions, SC, main street. Ashland
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HARDWARE.

B. W. & r. NJ. BEER
Dsalkrs in Hardware, Iron, Nails, 4Ghss,
Catlsfy, Paints, Carpenters Tools, Sash
and doors. Store one door east of 1st Nat.
Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
A FRENCH WOMAN'S FATE.

Coroner Hermann began an inquest yester-
day in the Of Marie Rode who found drowned
Friday, Nov. -. at Pier No. 2. East River. Several
witnesses were examined. including p COmpigny, who
testified that no resides at Fort Washington, and is
teacher OF the French language no had known deceased
since last july when he made her acquaintance In the
restaurant OF Mr. scbe told him that sho had been
married, but had not lived with her husband for
she also told hun that she In reduced cir
cumstances, which enlisted his sympatby, and no ad.
vanced her some money; he engaged o room at the
singicr House SATURDAY, Nov. Is; on Monday night
she wrote him letter In French In which sho stated
that she had hin for the last tme and thanked him
for what he had done for her. abe aaid In two hours
shall leave the hotel anu shall know where 20 -
IN the letter she ef: him her watch and desired him to
burn her papers, which he has dOne she had sister
France. and had doubt hut she committed suicide
Deputy Coroner Cushman said there marks Of
violence On the body. The inquest then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
NlwLlECH HOTEL BURNED-sEvERAL TLR-
SONS INJURED

NrwErEGIi, \. u, dec. 1.-Early this morn
ms hie broke out IN room adjoining the bathroom IN
~ 1,ted States Hotel caused by defective fue. The
i,dtug i. owned by Homer Ransdell and occupied by
ne Good.cn Brothers Many miraculous escapes were
made ty the guests and several persons were badly In
,rd ril.Leth salts, a cook, jumped from q fourth
.ory window broke her arm IN three places, and sus
,anrd severe internal injuries James j. White broke
~, ,, Io..ub Goodsell, one Of the proprietors was
Odd ,,rned Fanny Ia gan laundress, WAS injured by
jumping window Others were buinSd ana sui
mai owy escape from the fourth story ny lowering him
.s nAaa o'er, hand by the imp nd OF ",ber. large
nd by wing together bed sheets and hunt
NJ, and lowering themselves TO , 'he GROUND gro u,
Insx I'll omer KaiLsdelI owner, t2.OOO ihshreu IL"
$40 IL tire (OLLc, TIC vi Company Of Hartford aud an
Otter Jes.Vh and Lewis F. GOOdseiI, pioprirtors' on
r1L lEJe ai.d ttSek. $1,000 iLsuIed IVT ANe u %Le
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tApnouncemcnuI
tApnouneemenaI
BrENETTs KALLISTON is the best Cosmetic.

BECAUSE A PERSON HAS A BAD COUGn 1T
CONSUMPTION
A CossuxrToS uyAcooxPASlED BI
CocGH. WHKxg, BowKvEs. pnPosroS 10 PrL
AOSARr pssR EXIST, CouGu irsxLv frkAN' AND
RACKS rnr LrSo' AND WASTES rus GENERAL ssScrn AND oos
rsTABlsnw Az rScrRAutN COMPLAINT IN AL '.~ rHHN
SAFER PLAN GIT RID OF CoraH. CoLp on HoAmHSx'
DrLAr, REsyDr ACTS nohs
SURELY, soSs sKskSIr TO IHs ORGANS o'
DR. JArsks EIpEcTonAHr An AsrcLn c'Es
CAREFULLY AFFLICTED pH,"'' AND
WHICH TRIAL WILL 'orsp xcnrn, III WORLD
vIDx KgrrrAr:oy SoLD EvrRrvHERK
Kvcy AT IT.-KNOT is doing his "lcvN best"
upt tcmaui for smgnceOt Winter STYLES zen
ep,l Hate. his Ne p, broadway, dsi cf"~' with
,agr purchasers can there for Winter Hat and
you all do srusiblt act
NnprrN IMPROVEMENTS arc almost an ALSO
"l -,t ,f"s al 'rter fyr, - rr
con- i' Ct" ,"f. ~ d adopted b, the plorf t' OF ~" Asr
winch Their 'hO"'a' ii "'' ''' "
If .,, Is h no, is ha%iy ;s:.sd, or if he
an"" ' thinks y h'I " ' Do"ly to thank but Or',.
lppdr, OF or }r..> +. iiolnrs. Munayrt
Go TO i. :. sou IrF. 1Hi Fulton-st M stairs,
Iou ..e ar,t L.u ,,r ore y, 4s,e al .sJ.c.ut p.,,.
TIE EFT PLACE in NcwYork TO hny Rel
SrlnL>o slvrG IL setiA. " IoltonsL DIAMOND. ,p.c.t.
BLrACHTNG, CLEANING, and DYEING OFFICES
biosSWsy A.Je .ul lA'cs, iitefs go'a AZ eIcsDsd
COLomFlC-COLoRs liuR magnificent. glossy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

Union Of San Francisco and 5000 in the Commercial OF
NcwY York. Scharps clothing store. 1000 insured lor
5000 in tho North British and Mercantile Ihoas yes
sun tea dealer, $500; fully insured Baldwin Crls
insurance and real estate agents. about $500 Ivy water
Homer Ramsde owner, and GOotscl Brothers, occu,
pants sustained heavy losses last Summer by tho tOtaI
destruc ton VI the Powcl'on House. near this city
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Er--stt Eome-ScnatOr Rice of Arkansas.
=. Fff,h Aprnrc Hoht-Thc Hon. Homer A. Nelson.
Recrrttry Of state; the Hon Geo w Miller, Sipciii-
tnd,nf of the stat, Departments the Hon C.
l. Mcrr4ak, NJ G.. et Locust Grove NJ u; ex Congress
yan Rcnnctt ~ Buffalo. Gerr II. Smith Of Geneva, n.
~ FS PrnyD OF Albany, Bancroft G. Davis OF Boston,
and the Hog g X. Williams Wayne County. N, Y. -
81 Nicholas Hoti-Gtn. H. I. Reid of Iowa and Gen X
u Jackson H. \. A. - AstJr HoHsc-The Hon. Ezra
Cornell Of Ithaca. and the Rev. W. G. Lang
S" FSsn'e i'" Allison hrs'001 iowa. and tie
Rev. &. T. Rider Of rouGhkeepse, N Y. 49,
Grand Central Hotcl-Tho Hon. Jams Euffnt0n, M. q,
of Massachusetts,. $3.50 Holman UOUse-(ol W. r.
Warren az Troy. and Samuel Remington Hon. i,,,--=
Her- York U0ti-The Hon. Amasa j. Parker ~ ADany
- saur.crnnt iouSe-t'u r. j. Pitcher Of West Point
- Cocnan Hoisc-CEaplLin L. G. Bit''ngcr, U. -
NAVY -. AlJe,nnric Uotoi En- Congressman e. C
Ciislee " 81, .inri1!d. Mass.
DEPARTURES. .
Speaker ri ,tne and senator Hcury Wilson fft inc CITY
fc ,.l.ae ~ had t.u, Hoiiu.li AID :ai"'! Tor a..
tai. tStcTia!.
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NFW-lOhk CITY.

"Who'S yonr Collector nOwT' said be-
rrlct sou.h ,ncr 10 IAertyst. merchant yesterday
'G.u. Caesar a. Murphy said the merchant.
Tirri,-St.. near CollcSc-placc, is in such
rfay lhIi lea,y loaded trucks are daily "Inirrd"in
H. .,.-. ios created by tie wearing away OF the Nico
-. II.
Ihc following Custom-l!ouSc appointments
-. l.,i @liroytd hN IA" Secretary OF the Trcasnry
go Uilr'n 'iro' II Wcif1i' ara D. E W. Mlcr'
Cd. Howe. SPECIAL Agent Of the Treasury
7, ;ln"l >cnd yesterday. IN an importing house IN
,,. NJ, tI.ce 10 >Sti> containing about 80 bottles Of
,la "a UIyo Ca. I.> ". is VOLT. IS bottle III Europe,
<;,i ity T. = 81 30 per hottie making its unlaw-
81 importation 81. 'cmptalion to Snns9lers, Coz
iI., - 'i, ,r'cuy seized, on board The steamship
Va, a., T"I.~. ~" triThs. containing %no $3.50 worth
- .tts r!rs "ni but, om>. which Firnen ser,
"a, . i.-f-' ~ >rSard Of tie Vessel, achnOw led-cd
L., I.e At;,miilnG /" smasao.
ia in4tnl1jIs inventor las lately patented a
"i.a .c couch and state-Toon" for the prevention OF
.ta>cH.S>. The couch constructed somewhat in the
tom q a. inverted dus,cd bell and is suspended on cs
.arinc hangers TO keep II ALWAYS in horizontal
PCS, tn i,tt, how the vessel ray roll. The state
'.. :. .rv.n i ba'f feet IN damctCr with seats
,.....'r. - the loom are adapted for warlrancs
100 uir lciu. rcscrycd for "a wash stand WhcH
80. 'oi the couch wishes 10 r"ci" hr can r''.
.. ......,,. ;.ud a,ran-" thInE- rs TO srt"fe
IROOKINN.
Death, last wcch. rs, ncludii: Tom
GIL. y pos.
In-s ~. o. frs last mouth on hf'llinSS,
100. -. .,,., 80. i,.u,,n.c
''It E'u'''"'p s+f''''' va 0'''"' '''
CORPORATION Counsel Dewitt says that the
ttIo o. t"c Urlon Ferry Company TO the cr"nud on
,,.,, 49,, ,,, tim, q, -, ia, = r,v .,4.,,j. Will Ia
49,. =, ~ ,,,..,i -, ~ ''
~ 90 ~,
Justice Gilbert issued an order Yesterday
recurring the rs nd the Water commissioners to show
~ ,,,. i.. 49,; ,,..i, ma, i.s,, -,
fd""c, o. ice IL u! an INJUNCTION sh"hlu ho' 's'" r.
era' ~ th.In from confirming: the award OF the Com
,,,s,,crs O., ,i,i,t, M the matter of the awards fr
'",., M he n, ,,,d V,ttrv far the ,,ru,os,d
,,- r,,,,Hn,r Tire or,,,,r wa Er ,ntod ON t,. pct
,.u .i H.. LduioWu.rs VINO are d.. led wI,I
,a..t,,t'. az III tate hy Tire cc:luisS
~, ,,,.. c,..r =; ,r ,,.,l. of ,bo C;t;
nv h'"'H' '''-'"'' III ''io ""'h WI Wv W.
f-' !..i AS~ori Of G"V"uty-tyc Tho proposal
!, i , ,.,t.,t r. II, = ,,,uu,,;;rr If Seventy y,
vwy,l. :, ,,;.r, 20 j., rr.scn,r, to the next lDc,s
80 i'
Ih'tr e. I''i> '"' th 'li' " = 'hi >t""" 'i' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

thu raai OF the party machinery OF course
the orranisaton Of the itself has 70 be re
sSaa A ~ 10 mako t tho people to live under.
T%cra has been no Government In 20 years through
which The pSOpe aAHe ihAAlen eRptunity to express
VIII rexard to the new Charter, come of his general
idaaS were indicated In MS speech IN April asa aeainst
the present CITY Charter, puhlshed in Tue TRIBuFE,
mo oriEn OF the speech was - fefowy! Some Repub
thought that he or nIdenl wVd 60 TO Albany and
6efc0ted Mr.. Tiideh dd not gEeo II that opinion ~
he had already % suspect that the pro-
Eislssure g that tins rSs ey % prove rresist.6ie
But he did NOS feel IKE 0mistne any effort which
men whom 10 respected Thought Woaid b use.
fal and It nexef could be known Thss
uness II WA tried. and Mr. Greeley might always Be-
iet under ne lTp5s:sSa thes ne or dsnl had omit
He inhnenoed BY these motives among others,
70 80 70 Albany aud record his protest Aanst What pe
deemed 20 Be crime against the peops efhis city. end
betrayal OF the Democratic party Mr.. Greeley alsg
made speech aRainst the measure, Mr.. Tden NAG
taken great pains and personally paid the expenses
having draft OF law prepared regulating the eleo
lions with view 70 prevent haude ANS arnt
was tsubmitted TO Mr. Greeley, and favored oy
him. 1t was also submitted 10 Senator murphy,
Judge Allen. Ieut.-qov. Beach, and recsiv vSn
their careful criticism 1t s from this drafe thav tne
dates 10 have watchers the pos derived Bnt 81
course the Senators and Assembymen, who sat 70 con-
slider law for purifying the elections yth nj Tweeos
orbes In their pockets eaay satisfied VITA the fet
which he submitted and were not very particular "a
adopting stringent pr0visions from anyQhor souTCe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
ELECTION FRAUDS IN THE FOURTH SENATE
DISTRICT
O'DONOvAN ROsSA'S VIEWS


O'DOnovau Rosa made the following state
ment yesterday a TRIBUNE reporter. from which it
will be seen that he dissatisfied with the result of the
election, and firmly believes that he was counted out
rather than defeated by honest means:
"The particular thing that met us everywhere was In
timidatfOn The men who were canvassng for me were
beaten and driven away and my tickets were destroyed
by Tammany agents, and those Of Miller, the independ
ent candidate introduced Since the election hundreds
OF people have been to my Office to make complaints OF
repeating false counting and intimidation but do not
intend to expense in contesng the seat mas
much as those who nominated did not aid me with
material support The Reform party did not give me
any assistance and that they have fought their
battles believe that the aid which they might have
given me would have effected result very
different from that Of last Tuesday Many OF
were endangerng their lives went away without casting
their ballots at ALL A number Of wOrkmen were
discharged from the Department Of Public Works. yes
terday in consequence OF their sympathy with me on
the day election. believe that the greatest dis
grace Of republicAnsm Is the GLASS OF who are h
pointed to the ballots In the WITH District Tweds
were ready resort to any means, matter how
desperate, him In. The only reputation which
they seem 70 have had ability TO count thousands
for Tweed he only had tens am confident that even
with all the foul play many votes were cast Tor me a.
for Tweed, and to particular sonceS oil fraud can
produce hundreds Of af1dav wits"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11


CAMrsRLtr Doklyn Thursday evening Nov P'eSe c'np-k
the 5Ah her ,u, ...... -.
The relatives family sPeeffaI "yt~i u rn.
the residence Of her Joseph W. Campbell, ~
Carlton OH Sunday afsruOon at2 o'clock.
DORPLtyGER-In BnooklVn Nov o. scsret fever FREDDIE J.
ounsea Elizabeth Dorange aged aud mOl5s
Inferred n Gre-n wood Cemetery, Nov 10
DU PCGgT-Ou TbursA Nov 1871 Sarah Anne vile Of Aer'
du Puget L.. III.
The rrsiya. her fane. rom 81 Palii
Bpsoopal Hoboken, sunday Afternoon al O'CLOCK
FOOTR-Sueny City Of SswAven on tho 9th last. CHARTS
&. PoOte D. nv henorthagr from tue lungs ise1 "
He Hon H. T. Ro0te native Of jamestown
Eusp Coss and Of Jefferson Medical CeIes PIsi.,
which he has eItenlVe prieco IN HshhAoo a
leaves . large circle Of mourning fneuds
FOX-At g. alter lingering fsssA
Fox, President Vi tue Frs, N,ol Bank VI Jer c'h
tho 10Th Of his 49,.
Tho relatives decsd ADD hi. fsn respectfully
UNITED hs from the First Reformed Churh Grsst
Jey City sunday the Ih ns O'Clock in the ahern0s
without farther 1tati0n-
FRKRsH-At Tr.n,oa j. on Tuesday Nov T. 1871 Mn LFis5.
j. that city aud l. j. Conni'soaof y Fare
BNpostisa laSI.
Puaersl on SATURDAY, Nov u. ct 1901
GIhLBrr-At Hsre Nov TO- Alice Williams fsf,a dsussler VI
H.. and n. X Gilett
HODGEsA PhAspLi. P.na the sa inst Aoas 'ay h.sa
ofCs. H. C. ami Annie A. Hodges I. =. A.
KXLLOGG-In Breok;n Thursday Nov Rsbera Kellogg
In - of
Sunday Nov e. at 2:o o'clock frOa 40 r.eest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
THE WARFARE AGAINST TAMMANY RE
PEATERS. /.

At the meeting of the Executive Committee
Of the Democratic Reform General Committee, held In
Apollo Hall on Wednesday last, iH. l. Clinton and Abra
ham Lawrence Of No. Is Nassaust. were appointed TO
receive information concerning illegal voting ct the last
election The Committee call upon all citizens possessed
of such Information to forward it to that place. They
claim that at least 1900 Ring votes fraudueny
cast counted and they have already detected 80 re
peaters and expect to get them n punished The police
they say were very remiss dung election, and feeling
strove with much success to overawe Reform voters
The COmmtee refuse to furnsh the names OF the men
who accused OF repeating, "a they do not wish 20
give the culPrb warning. specimen OF the frauds
that TO be developed found i'll the fact that Ia some
precincts which reported giving but one or two
votes for SRe 20 80 men came forward and say that
theY cast their votes for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
Houses q the Is.Is.ass haze beon occupied in adopt
POLITICAL NOTES.

POlAillGALE NOTES.
The Georgia House has passed q bill pro-
vdinS for holding special election f asyerpsr on ND
"No one" says 7As Albany AS6as, "believeS
that tho Republican party h stronger this year than last
or that the Democracy IL weaker. {. What W
have Lost he Posiaan and power to carry out pol
Icy" No one expects TA Argue to be little stunned
al the result Of the voting on Tuesday. but until y
oAses 10 stars ana rocovefs ts sesss n yin DO web
not % talk much And The Sraepss Cow1er says Tho
result is due not to any superiority 81 strength "a no
part Of the Republican, hat 10 failure On the Part Of
70 RSt forth ne strsnEs o. whc are s
divers times from the Onslaught of samson probably
reasoned in the same way.
LOCAL. ''
Joseph G. Hill, Dem, is elected by three
votes, over Mr. Rusby In the lid Assembly District.
Essex County n. J. Ut ~ |
All unsettled bills incurred during the late
political canyass By either Gen. F. sige Adam Weber.
c. Auiapses, win be promptly Inundated on presenta-
ton and after Wednesday, the 18th inst Mt the Office
OF c. Aufenger, No. % Pine-st = : ~ -
Gen. Sigel publicly thanks the men who acted
watchers during the caavassug Of his tickets last
Tuesday evening and requests them send him, No.
60 West Yfeuttst, any Information they may have
Win regard TO repeating or other violations Of the cleo
ton laws. = = q - 80. -
Samuel j. Tilden was serenaded on Wednes-
day night at bis magnificent residence on Gramercy-
square, by numerous enthusiastic Reformcrs under the
leadership Of Oswald Ottend6rfer editor OF the Stats
Zeitung and Gen. Franz sige Registereect who were
accompanied by band Of music playing Hail the
Chief ana other appropriate selections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

"A snow storm prevailed yesterday in Northern
New. u orb and New Hampshire
Navigation OH the Baltic Sea Is closed for the
seasoa Consequence Of The ne
Geo. b. Dick has been appointed as Assistant
Assessor fer the xxxts New iSn D"u'eN -
The second race between Goldsmith Maid and
L,c, Tor pas. taoo PhlsePaa q" p'aP0sd Jssrday
." " Ths s5oOooo of stock in the Northern Missouri
\, ~ County o. LOas h.s been so TO tho
nsssg-rs Of that road fsf sSU" -
Tha En,peror of Austria has addressed q highly
,tsr Beas ihsakinS bun .smJ for he pat
ss1 sevsas foe life .snS'' Of The Upper Of
Tha Rar Association Of Richmond County, Ga.
Dsn n, ssh, o. a b' Attaining ccAses Dseis
The suit recently bICgsas By Morrs s., and
ine , C..,t sCsiass r. o. L ~ ssss Pb.si d the
N ne scE -. S,nossy q ssa 80 A.s ssss dsas.sd
70, ~ Lsds esSs.rsii0a soss u creditors y ID 10
IN, rsosxspsdos Of ne company .,.....,......,l
p.udine the consideration OF the ordinance
..:-k ,~s<s ~ Esupzt and GtntaazA arfgv tsA.
garss 49, s,ss ssstsA By tAs bs.r Aaesa cira.A
ss ..S * Gs.p.sz gsss ss - $50 {. =:
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cs.ss.ss ~ .sssv. ssPhss q ssI sssh s,ll b. -
Lent. Coy. BsnisIin Csnsgsal a Is1es Slsd
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kusil lst. ! go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
POLICE NOTES.

Michael Sweeney of No. 254 Prarl-st- Brooklyn,
suicide yesteris cutting his throat xith ho knife
James Pair of No. TT East Ninth-st., election
night bad James Conhug 10 AVspao hes hmlhs
that he 10 no, expected to recover No srresta
Fra,k Burv ave %. of No. LIB Third-ave., acct
sntsIy ot abdomen lat evening" causing serioss
voupd uhe careey banding revolver Of No. S3 Ihiruie
Hermann Pebler, age 10, OF No. W7 East Eighth
y.rriay M aud TAKEN Bellevue Hos
p.sl
Michael Deffenbach Of No. Sc Humboldt-st, Brook
In, os,rl. last AMI td one shot r)m
her head and iodgei the
Ill Abe thep ned ADD the Of her husband
Commissioner Bosworth listened yesterday to 10
,g,inst plc-uen. RossnnA Roarb OF No jill East
Ta,t alleged Psonsn Tm"thy organ Of the Bgh
tenth Precinct hd assaulted her uthos eaase eLs winch be de-
MEL Referred " the Board