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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-04

The DIFFERENCE-Oney young
lady rises early, rolls up her
sleeves, goes into the kitchen
TO get breakfast, OF insists upon
doing so, afterwards with cheer
ful and sunny smiles, puts the
house in order without the as
sistance of"mother." She will
make a good wife and render
home a paradise. Young man
"get her!"
Another young lady is a par
lor beauty pallid from compa-
ny. dissipation and want of ex-
ercise, reads novels and almost
dies of lazinesss, while the poor
old mother does her washing.
She is a useless piece of furni-
tnre; and an annoyance to the
husband she may chance to
'r0pe in" and will go whining
to her grave. Young man, set
her alOnel"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

ubcrc the vote was either incorrect entirely miss
ing! .. .,,.-no, !, IA, N.,r,, p,,,, w.,, ,,r..
for hsastans hnerncn VI Il" D"0'' "f"h "Nl hVc
", 'sn hc Jyth Eighth wsri correct tie
dem.n r-sorns p~lser, vote 'upPoseG t 70 o. wroTs
Of vh XVIII. Xflth and XVIllh Dstrcts Ninth
~ - .rrt for 10 correct the rrturna
r III District Nth sti tie returned $50 while the
rcsi.t-rrf in the only rs inspectors for.
I, lid psnct Tenth Wsr poc i Vote returned $50 In
H. v,h n.,rc Tenth wari ~ according cas
$40 ballots In,pec'cs seat for.
In pSrc Tcnh "sri votes the dis
tic. INSPECTORS eat Tor
In vih s,c Tenth war general 49,
Ant ont . Alieir ,nic - lns cct scnt 10.
vIh District Te'h War. the OF the entire t;t1ct Is
lJ while the rturrs show GO!
Hid Drct, Eleventh ard Inspectors for correct the
rctsus
Ivh District Tenth Want Inspector. he
In District Twenh wsrd Inspector, for correct the
retUns
L. Min District TwcnA W,d, for Asistan, Aiicrmcn
L. lIi Ir.,rc,. rhr'ccu,1 wari Inspector. for.
r,l, #" tr.
in Nth District Thirteenth Ward han tOta! vote Of Dis
Inspection ior.
T. MIN D>'-c, TlI,cenh war than total vote In
s,eciniS
lr Nll c Ward c, INSPECTORS
for
N vlllta Dric. Fourteenth Wan incorrect INSPECTORS
for -.
lie fr pgcr epl X; psrct F"aI'ccnh Var w'S 70
the (f~rk carr on the Sup"r' " IN "'"'o
Uhit the Litter
INSPECTORS # h XII:h Districts, f'urir'nh Ward we've
iu 1 CORE Irtu
Win Xltl lfrCts Fnen;h Ward tn" i;a cc
tor ~rr' $ nj for 10 c"'rcc; TIE r'urn>
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
AH Notices OF Marriages must be indorsed nth fsn
name and address
DIf.D.


ACISON-On TUESDAY Nov Il Eahrns ss Of Dr. A'is~,s,
ami eide !Inc h:.r 4 h' late lhn "a. er.
The -nd, Of tamil, t's"' in'''Hd .stnA
1nnryisy tie 2ii nS at oclJcA rom Der ss
residence. No IS Fourth.t Brvokyu. h. d.
ANDERSON A. her residence No al Ba Ftih A. WD' 'thS.
% Eliza Anderson the I'D Of her se rct OF "c"fs
beloved mother %; Cha feFr ami Jmt. Moro, Anderson
Funeral will take from Be- knan hi Meb0ad Ei rDpA
Fieth betseeD aud Second on fTd IN 1%
inst O'Clock Relatives aud ireaD respectfully '"'"A
to attend
FERGUSON-In Bridgeport Conn Nor r. samuel FerTusen asA
Fun. al Fr:s, afternoon ococi CSra Church Br;ep
HAGHRAt Newark j. Monday evening sos D. Aber. IL s-.
The relative, and friend, ayie' attend The n,ra
from his e seuce. NJ Pr.ye'. 4ui Secoai vrs Nesisk.
Friday 2ith inst. N2 p. IN
GERMOND-On Tuesday Nov a. III. Mary Geruat, tho "a
The iancrL service. will BE- held Church Thirty
and seventh ave st ors IN Fhar"a IJI n" H reaa'es
friends also those Of her brothers AID rslmAn rcp'
fully lus.i,s to Airnl
KELLOGG-A Harlem n Y Nov r. 1871 Of
disease John D-nni,on Kellogg ,i at.
PROvOOST-On TUESDAY Nov 81 Ru9i!, T. Mary c. ~ri,s
Of the late James r. Provoot aged 81 years
Newark N j. the 2lst John R1-rt,rl
iii. ,t and friends reou.t-i ,,teni h. funeral
Ne~ark rbursis I'd INST. st clock
RYERsON-On Wednesday No, o. Henry W. Ryersos sss
" OF his
Th, r.atye, friends Of the nlv ,r,o'f' nu'ito sA
th funeral Barrow frdsJ thr sa
inst m HIS remains VA, be tsa L. %
SATURDAY morning for ntsrment
SHRRRY-At Norwak Conn., SUNDAY Nov 49, l Charles Sh.ry
jr g: Charles Sherry. in the 4s y"a- of n, sss
Relatives friends the family respectfully invited -ni bis
fronS Pauls Church
Trains e,ve NewYort ami Sew Haven depot
Fourth And Twenty elth aud II: " a IL 10
WILKNSON-On Wednesday Nov r. 1871 Riwa Wh,saps-
ouagcs! Frederick and Lucy wkiLsou aged .si
months
The friends
horu st, BrooAyn on FRIDAY lb INST. AZ o'clock III
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
WHY IIEUT. GRANT WAS sEHT TO- EUROPE.

WHY LIEUT.. GRANT WAS sEET TO- EUROPE.
To ne Ediior Of me Tribu"e.
SIR: In TIE TRIBUN.: of the 18th inst. you
publ,h article on c. Il. Shcrman's intended Nslt to
Europe stating that he to in no official capacity
that he be- accompanied by Lieut. Grant, and that
they were both to Oh thcr own expense, &C. On the
iG.l inst. yOd publish a communication from Orange, N.
j. signed sigma" the writer Of which 10 evidently no
friend Of Irc>1 or u az Lent. Grant either. He
wishes Ia know ur rrct profanity wh! tho PrrHdtht
appointed III. Own SON. AM fuIt.cr. why lc was sent
forth at public expense, &c.. &c.
As Statement disposed of lOlr cOrrrSpOndt NJ >
charges, Why enCuld his t'"r h;V been given To the
pnhl.c To- create Il falls. and !Julious npressi"n
.ieU- York, Nov. 20. lo,l FAIR PLAY'
The discrepancy Onr correspondent iUaglncS docs
not exist The letter of sigma" showed that this
extensive and unusual leave of absence was granted
to the Presidents son for 10 asoignable reason eX-
ccpt hi. family name H. is not asserted that his
visit to Europe is TO be Of any advantage to the ser
vice. and sigma merely expressed his opinion
that positions in the army are not given exclusively
for the amusement of the holders TIE Tribune
allows great latitude to correspondents who appear
to write i'll good faith and saw no reason 10 depart
from this rule in the case in qucstOn.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
TIE ALDERMANIC VOTE.
MINI. WApIJs

NINL WARDS CANVASsED YESTERDAY.
lhc board Or County Canvasscrs rcas,cm-
oed yesterday al Ia D. H., and continued in -siOn
without incrnission until nearly s, o'clock completing
The canvass Of the L ghth Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh,
Twelfth. Thirteenth. Fourteenth Fifteenth and xteent
Wards. All through the day and In the evening until
te Board took recess the sace outside the railing WAS
fled bv the incoming Aldermen and their friends, In
iLahy districts the vote, rctIrNed exceeded by some
hlndreds the number Of voters In the District When.
ever ihis cured the Sup rvlsOr- generally appeared Ia
D. ut first writ Ion~y Indignant. ami then Gther ,t
while to ltIli sly. It.sOT r.lo v, t....-l, ,
-."' F'.i :~ t.'. eel. 80 p .'. That .lr I. :+
bI E"''J b. mi To- &, to.I'tt f" Ir'r.l. -,.,.d
- LSt % tAC IL ~ 49,.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
PERSONAL.

Prince Bismark's father-in law, who rcsldeh
LII POmerans. died recently.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan is announced as
President OF m American company which H. seeking the
greater part Of II capital OF 500 0DJ III London
Mr.. James Nick of Rochester, who has done
much for practical horticulture I'm this country has had
the marked honor OF beng constituted Corresponding
Member OF the Royal Horticultural Society, London.
The cX-Ministcr TrOclu, tired OF the slmgs
and OF outrageous fortune in Office announces
i purpose Of sccluiny himself from public lifc ard
devuting himself 10 lcticrs'
Lodru ROllin, who left France with the coup
deat returned few days to pass the rest OF his
hfc In Pars-proyidod the Imperial spcctcr does not
ushine l.Llity.
Alexander II. Stephens, it is lacctiousy said,
has aicd the industry Of his native State by making il
h'ch Tor two o three paper mills since he Las taken To
Newspaper writing.
The Hon. Eplraim X. Smart, who repre-
son"d the Waldo Maine District Congress- from ls47
n 1883, and ran for Govrrnor OF the slt0 In lO, has
Id't been admitted to the Augusta InsIhc Asylum.
Slr Richard Wallace, whose unceasing chari-
tir dd 30 much to alleviate the French dstecs during
The war IL now actively engaged in crcctnS great hos
pa IN Paris for the reception VI his country who
may be- in France.
1t IS proposed in Bombay to erect statue
to Mr Cowasjce Jchangr Readymoney Parsec gen tie
man, for his b"raty contributing upward Of $500 900
toward public and charitable objects India Eug
land.
NJ Gambetta being about to be married, NJ.
Victor Hugo has addressed to the exlictator ter
concentrating him the approaching happy event
which hc chracterzrs as tho UNION OF comet with
flower
The oldest Bishop Of the Moravian Church,
the Rev. Peter WALL. died at Bethlehem Penn. laet
week, in his sO year The Bishop from the West
Indies wnr Washington President, aud began his
irwurk dt Naziretli Hall, whence he graduated
;otG
The Missouri Democrat announces that Mr. )
H. Nctulongh has become attached to its editorial staff
Mr.. McCuaugh went tO Chicago some time ago. to at
tempt to breathe life into The Republican, of which he
,s,Incd sole charge lie rave abundance Of v.yacity
and iur the ir, which uvrrtook it at critical period
might have ihcd the task many Others bad
failed in of making an established MI McCul
lvush began hi. reporter the journal ia
which he has returned. having mcanwlnr Won
credit and promotion Th" Ffhctnnai fL.eH tuctH
ndn Comma. ctai and 'hiclgo Repnbiicdn.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23


rf e'sT' No. E '3! ' p" s'PfsFa a. % ":'
rors dull .ni l%:er se" @s =. c, H.son dnl;
rear,d liam, nominay saIs. Lard dull 1ert a. Krs
Far to Fa; r,t i;e,c Ph4e choifc siflIis No,ss.
S' tS%so % S;nc, -r" rr% to th~c. o@ was.,
- ,Sss , areha s ..' at sos Ia ~ k'eaADsS'es
N & r. q @ n 4Hfn.as . !" No. wheat IL cssS No.
qtt arlo,: At :e Ggls; crlt a. a. - s,a - @
W..s ~ A4s, t,1d Mss9; s. to
tons ro'nErmand light; H"tiers shs;
h s5 5 @ . % .,. f ssss full 1a M l1 dull and unchanged
Toas Nv W. TcS G Is GaAAH; M e, ws N,u dull a. 1d a ss
ss1si n a. Sa 1''s Sei =. saia @ dull e
sn a 5 S.: s s SO, r M NJ '. s'c Glove; @ s. S-
Michigan and Innns ss 80 f9hts sro,e whsa. 70 BaH &C.
e e % Ss's S Sors 10" 5":s oo. SS rioa
1900 es.s WI %h', H 'G M GotS S.. s soA ss ss 0
offered o good BItr hell 2r higher wh-st-Drmant
x sn i iH III s .; . s.p 'G g. s 70 s z!
& Ne ?Sa: .aay 'i' s'';@sa' 5. @ $90s
s s So'fSs* T A., sai seller s pse@Osi e 81:
o; asn,Ps and s" Mi Nj ., 's rj:sssd s,%s
s:%; s:r'' % s% spsa, s.sa;ss; i:;s..d .s.s s,
:,: j:as. sT y:s%: s ,5 IS 5:s:n s. =
XIII aS NJ, Ms a:. :| H.%. sss sIss c:s:
land Middle. 5ic short Rbs Short Clears 6tc Whisky 6rn,
with hight demand at H 0ss Hogs opsne active but heavy
rps drprcss ls at % 20 - freyts 1nsanyei
hb, Plou Wheat i1S OF bush Corn 40
bush Oats Bse l2 100 bush Rre 1907 Hogs Ship
b. Flour bush Corn, lJO bush Oat 3Ooo
bush Barley, bah. Rre. 5000 Hogs.
stc. r.I i6Ic pour quiet. Family 90 Grain que.
erin Wheat 35d s. Corn +'c Oits toc Rye oOc
Pork 90 limited request; Shoulders 7e Sides 'lc
packed good demand shoader 3t Clear lib Sdes
Ie Clear sides 7c packed Lard saioc Live Hogs drn at ~ 10
sr Ior Nov 22 p,ou fm Winter supertn. ss @ass IS.
Winter Duubs BItrs s6 IS Wheat dull ruchang
Wni.r ke 81 Corn GIe Mirrd usck, cosd i3tc.
Os arm tc Barley quiet; FALL soc Rye lower al n11te
Wh.ly 9 d,c. Port quiet At +a on orders Dv SaIted
Msa quiet Clear BIB Sides 6dt!c Clear Sde, s 10 is dsv,
in M Bacon du; lott of shoulders % Sides &c Lsri
sasrr a, siasic. Lave Hogs Grin At 81 0t+ Is Cattle
bush Com OA 1000 bush Re 1000 busn Barley
MLwAuxsx Nov 22-Plour dun and nominal Wheat u All
unchanged; No I'll u c.sh; III l9<l 1i seller Decsnoef
81 ~ .lkr January NJ Sl !,i y" 81 d. "s"- 20 %,
Barey-No spring Sm at &c hos. advanced sS!S ca a.
81 Cool - 03d - 10 for BItrs Cannii
PORK Si2 Mea-shouders +tc. seller Decenber Feshts
unchsnged Receipts 1000 tbl Foar so'O bush wheat snip
ments-1 oO0 bbis Flour -. -,
WILsISorox n e.. Nov Spirits Of Tupentne eIm At Ole
Ron dm - for Strained - ~ fooS No crude ufprntoe
r..d, - for lisn IS Is for yellow Dp and - j. Tor 'sa
Ts steady sales ct .. 80 , ,.. PIT
So 5i6tT Whist stradr 81 d 81 - orn nm 'l IN .i ae
n.uu New 4a%3c. aud higher Al 1 Oats 70
r demand md Arm a. pd 0c r den and asI t a. Nf
dal and droopng; 81? ~ +s - onrtr I 'h aaa nes
2 higher ass Lard dull and dropping steam ;dtt hrtc y
g,e Hun Meas dull and unchanged shuhi.:s sdr' 81 a
&c 20 and loose, t. g~r bacon qce aud m
and Clear sides d c of OIL AMI ne" Snoa
M At 81 tSt reerp,s 100" bal "Mis'in s"I irwAni a.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
UE.iYHER REPORI.
WAE DEPARTMENT.
WAIt IJtFNNI MINI,
OFFICE or THE CHIEP SIGNAL OsTNcg.
"A WA.uINa.rnA Id l. My oo--I a Ill

WAR DEPARTMENT }
OFFICE THE CHIEP SIGNAL OtrucE.
WA,HINGTON. ID. G.. Nov. nj a. H.
Synopsis for the past Gee,fU- four hours
TIE barometer has risen very generally east
OF the Mississippi since Tuesday night. aud continues
lowest IN Manr hnd EGrthwcstcr!y winds with clear
weather, have succeeded the southwest winds and
c.Oliy weather.
The temperature has very generally fallen east OF the
Rocky NountaHs II has rlscn the Pacific coast,
with failing barometer.
PrObnbiiitis
Rising barometer. with north-westcrly winds and
PHEASANT weather. will probably pre- vail on Thursday
very generally the lakes to the Atlantic states
south windr, with partially cloudy weather. and
rSiHG temperature from GcorE.l to TtXas, win falling
barometer AMI threatening weather IN tho latter state
Brisk bur not dangerous wLdS the lower lakes aud
mi I'LL" Atlantic coast. Elsewhere light wnds arc antic
pated.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

BABCOCX- -ELL>WORr-M ithaca, Noy. if ~ a- 'e' I.
sppung Rect Of T. Johns 'hurh Liam B BibcrS1 - aina7
eide daughter 0f Hon Z. q. Ell,Norih
IIlGBER- -HlrCHLI-Ol Turslay Nov Il At BAY faW Long
lsnl. BY the Rev Noih H'brhrA ~ s.9 ~, ",
residence Of the brides h,hef Weinc*day "a
Gye- d. D.. S:an.rg H. Hl % bhs~-
be,h Fis,l dusht"r viii isil el all Of Brooklyn
Sag Iiarbor and Riserseai papers please copy.
Rehabilitation Nov a. by he FiSsri "isoirn.
D. Be Franklin I~ 20 Mary RAJ daughter os 'h; Ii'' ''"es
tore King esd, all Of tbs city.
IyOSSTtHAN--n Greonw'ch Conn Wedne-iV Nov r. NJ hs
Rev John Bane, ass,d Rev. Horace james hi~n LYON ~
Mry A. daughter oi tlae H. all u Green"a Ne
cs
-RUSIER-In BROOKLYN. ruesis,. SoT a. iH ne
esdenc. the brides mother by Rev H. Seh'ais ID 'sp
Y Percy Meeke Marine Corps % Anue Rshes =
BROOKLYN n I. No cards.
SICOI-PRENTtCH-O W-dnessv. Nov % BY the Rev. w.
d. Of bride ROb~rt hco "
Mar f. ONLY daughter Frederic Prsuiicr. u this city
NICHOLS-HANCBn BROOKLYN Nov 81 1871 st'hs renf--~
OF BRIDE parents Nichols A. daughter VI Anssa
B Iiance, 351 Pear. St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
A CHARGE AGAINST MINISTER SCHENCK.

II is announced that the American Minister
at .ndon Gen Robert L. Scbenck, account OF the
r,rpoua character of the undertaking. has consented
~ 40, a. one OF tho dircc torn of the Emma Silver Mining
Company Uimited) Of London This company was
formed for the purpose OF purchasing the celebrated
Emma Silver Mine OF Utah. re London EcOnOmisf In
,.f.r,,nr 10 this fact SANS OF Gen. Schcnck:
an an .,t above all tling To avoid The most distant
hnre or si.,iri Of hl' nr liz uimc t!iichri win.
iu So II I''t~ iniNcd with
''',,,'''- a.. = Gi'tt.i. w - tlrI.ip4'. -
,,i ti, ,ir,, ". ia Ia rrp.",c"ti "tiNn II tIo Umtd
u,"t ,eru I..AuUd ~ t.nc ~ ,V,lG II W .u.lI al
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

him To withdraw his at once. and We hope. In
case that what he has done III not become precedent
Heepon The Eoenin0 Iost Of this city rather ntem-
rcratey on the strenRth OF these facts demands that
Cen Sohenck's return be ordered by telegraph
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCU>,IoN
THE TRIBJNE'S NOMINEE FOR MAYOR
Linn IA, Inrinln<Li R<phl hndA.

frpm RE Iprnlt,H R~1"ihcda
AS nominations for the Mayoraty are now
IN order In New York City. The TkibNL names oswald
Cttcpdorfer We wish there better Prospect Of
Ms suggestion being acted upon IL @On!d not be- di-
cnlt perhaps. TO find man FOR inc Ili. 81 .t"r"r
executive per1ence and ability than the sturdy cdl
of the StaasLfuny. But II would not be o"Hy I" ud
nm bO,,eser one who better deserves ~. h co.
,l,ncnt at the hands Of his fellow GifizeIs Mr. often
,inrfcr ha. been of strength to ti' iIlOliH sr,
and all honest Amcrra- native born ana '"IIhtn horn
aiikr would lie delighted To hee his services HhtablJ
uckLUW lcdgtd. ,
rut TpIp,.Ht .urs,,,o. in II"V .: the pIob-
,,',t, ,l,.i O.. . -.ui br '.,.., u -
1.,,i i,, rtic oswald ON hd'ti"' t.' - '''-i
..t,.,..,. ,.''i g." the ''' "a Al
H. 49,. o.. ... o. : \. p, 81 .'' nI
n, t.. ID ,,r, .u,t lHuHf f@" '.i"lS J" h"' ~ -.
"a ..LA.A -. !'--.. 49, -.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

o.e we:. M " r cse. Hl~ H~~. ~ par@.n. msd.rs 49,
Rev L. Parhe David ). n Ger.rsde Jsses. ns ls0
Brow Bartlett Mr. And hn Geo Peabody Rss.sl NJ Css!
o. kieho David Goiibere Geo A. Ktsge Alefv
Tod Pr.si GregE. Philip Wick Walter Woet Ja sss -
hhs wm j. Dsvdsoa Col Dyer jr. W. repmsea. nss
ssr,es John hss Robt Uda, she vs Ma Wpk ss4
ehh Prgne MraSh Casper Alsst asard
bavsey. o. L. Lorlsrt nA servAal
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Yong Mems Republican Association of
the 1T Assembly DA'rict elected the following officers
last evening Pr sdcnt John Robinson; Vice Pr"~
dents John Cnn!"y and John Gynn; Secretaries Thos
NJ Ite dld Ed H. Carroll Treasurer, Geo. W. Murray
The Pacific States Republican Association of
Wa>hinCtnn has elected the following named officers
President :. Garfrlde Of Washin gtOn Territory Vice
rir Jrnt>, {. j. iiyer of Nevada, j. !. Tckcnrr II
Cal,i,In T:rl 'urcr. L. - Thompson Of Oregon. cor
nnd:Hc orcIeiary. j. e. Drjcstcr Of Washington Ter
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
GERMAN REFORM ASSOCIATIONS.
TIE IWENTY->ECOND WARD A>>pC1AIlON-A
FORM MEASURES ADVOCATED.

TIE IWENTY-SECOND WARD A>>oClATlON-KE-
FORM MEASURES ADVOCATED.
The Twcnty->ccond Ward German Political
T.. for1 Association, AT a ctEc held last cccn.a ~
No. c. r. -htalvc. effect p rlnanent orGdnza''0n
by the adoption of constitutional platform aad the
election Of permanent officers In their platform they
d.ayow every attempt to place the credit Of the victory
achieved at the late election to any single political party
thereby cndangcr the success CT the rc;oTm move
mcn They request all citizens to work in all future
municipal elections they did AT the late election. rr"-
-ptvr OF party order to eject TO office only capable
and honest mcu They call upon all members elrc 10
the Legislature hy HE Reform part! to vote Tor the i'l'
lowing measures
.r r' The ?'c'c, ely s6 e. ,''l T. ami .td e % p. "a
evil Supervision OF 'He scaS OF al ei ." "load oa '
MAJ s ,s asrS 9 sna tie Board Of cSa,e. and
o~ ,r,oa and Site school laws and the ps'c" o.
the introduction of compulsory n'n''oa IN the
Tc ioi0wine officers were elected President, 10 T
DcSsar; Vice President Louis wendell secretary! LouS
kidnsAaar; Treas -rer, Thomas IuIl.
A NEW TWENTY FIRST WARD ASSOCIATION.
A very large meeting of German citizens oi
The Twenty-firS Ward waS held at NJ" 535 sccoui'"'r
last evening. to form permanent association 10 rirc
sent their interests fairly. Mr. bernstein. temporary
,hairInaI hoped that the union Of WOrkmen and tax
payer, would become permanent a' their IN
t,rc,ts were identical. and declared that h"
would give his assistance to further tbs o1
jrct David NJ. Kochler, a prominent citz"n NJ
the Ward, was unanimously elected President. He
pedgcd himself to work heart and hand with th" men
who aborcd in tie vineyard as well as with those WHO
sold the grapes this large gathering Of his fellow III
zeps expressed determination upon their part 10 con-
tnue after this TO demand fair representation Of al d."
serving the rights they had worthy earned. ZAP
plause1 He believed that the laborcr was not ony
worthy of his hire, that the country proopeGou,
in the future, would be as much III
dcbted to the day laborcr as TO the properly owner
Nv aphn Wrrn a.
Presidents. Icyi Lpmann and Chris Sonsmith Grcreta
re. and Andrew Koch, Ir a.irer. committee o hve
was then appointed To present plafarn oi r j. 10
the A-sOcatiOn at the next meeting, ana To p'pNr" A
,ry, hall in the Ward for permanent pace oi N rE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
THE CONONER MANDAMrS.
to the Board of Count,

vasscrs obtained 10y Daniel ID. Conovcr. candidate for
Alderman, to compel them to count the Ailcrnanc
t., At. came up court again Yesterday A. IL ap-
p"arcd that the Board had begun with du" dig ne ~
count IN" yo'rs accordance with the order OF Judge
Brady the ar .ument was put of until 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
piS>E.NGERS SiILED.

rom IIyruP IT, .ca, ca, Sov. :, -',y o.. A.
49,, N =, kadh no. s".gaat Ms N"'r > 4
4, n lauhc-, rc,'rt D. A..."v'. l. ira = Am"
'' ..4 . ..'..D' 4..'A y . M III .is
,.,, .i,.. 90 t y ". M 4ir, NJ - N's
N ... ll,...., u.... ,v.4 4...-sa M -.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
MASSACHUSETTS

TIE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOvER"Oi.
jBY TELRtRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
BOsTON, Nov. 22-The official count ot he
votes on the ticket shows the following result
Wm b. washburn. Rep. 1929; John O. Adams, Dem 4.
.772s; E. NJ Chamberlain. Labor Reform, 6.Sss. r. e.
Pitnan Prohibonist. 6.39s al others. +93 tot wLch
Cen Butler had l57l total vote. IG793 The Other
Officers received relatively about the nI'A. =
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
THE ASSISTANT ALDERMANIC VOTE.
Trustworthy t0tNlS CAnnOt be furnished on

the Assistant Adcrmanic ticket in consequence of the
iucOmpeiccsS the III no Instance are there
returns from all the Election Districts, and III man!
cases several districts are missing.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
KINGS COUNTY CANVASS.

Thc Kin-s County Board of CanvaS$crS,
hsyiIc ,iy-scc the nis,iI; return from thr 1t D.
trct Il he Fuurtocnth ward. the fguie- published in
THk TRlBrNi yesterday are necessarily modified The
corrected totals are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

thc position and II nominated would undoubtedly be
elected.
THE TRIRUNE nOminates for Mayor of New
York under Chai tsr uCh tho Reform IpgiSs
turn 4, To pass Mr. Oswald Otcndorfcr MIR o. belongs
to a political class which has been harshly used and
needs omcoui agcInent. Ho Ia al honest Democrat.
"wHO BREAKS PAYS"
Fvn TIE Ior,spfIL Joarrd
1hr Ncr- York Times. which made its war
on r.min,liy pay it very handsomely, stands squarrly
up To- al other rlundercrs. Tnns II makes bon ends
meet. The people pay 1t for assang corruption, and
took ihr fob against Timnany ut "A low rate ard row
II may rasc ITS teens on Grant, Murphy n Co. VINO
Hhlr ~ pay handsomely
now ErrIrLICAN APOLOGIES FOR rIIIEyEEY
LOOK TO GERMAN EEFoHMER.
From IA SDId- Zcifana
To remind Rcpnbllcans of the several hundred
millions which the carprt-baggcrs appointed under The
Influence Hn, with tine cOOle rat ION OF the Republican
party have '"ln. acroriing 10 official statements of
drh-of the proven trcachcry OF the Rcvcnu" oicll--
Of The officially proven corruption ~ the Custom o''se
uiiriasof The shameful slf enrichment Of the Fed,
officers from the President down-o the nrposi of ic
last nainef O'Icel-ol the Ncnaty of Congress which IT
showed csrc'lny III tho tan laws and the Land grants
the misuse o the of officials for party purposes
(Nrw Orleans. -araiOtn. dc lo the stock OIsrauuS ~
the Secretary o the Treasury, through which hundreds
~ millions acre HiinG red. While his first duty, the
sCnpton or tplcl' payments named utterly elected
to these and dozen similar things is not si,i-
cicnt. IIr these are only vague gcnrralilics" e
Tnc proofs of the f-y and corruption of this system
r III the Whole situation of the American people they
appear III OuT wh"ic economical Development puhIc
private lie, H. the Of every who docs not
play thr Osirn H. The Tunes vii! In vain endeavOr Ia
pa>s II this mt generality. Party spirit Will in
the end nave To creep before this tdrf and h parry now
identified "lth oni Government abuses will fall .acri-
flee Ia the movement which that fact must call forth.
Therefore w nced to day before
the 'h % N"'rmbor OF the necessity of sacrificing
Tammany.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
GEORGIA

TIE ELECTION ELL rAssED OYER iHL Gpv-
LKNOI;o VETO
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 22.-Tho Legislature
passed the Gubelnatorai Election bil Over th' ACTIN.
Governors veto to-day by than 'wp-th !. tui.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

What better Christmas ard he long evenings 'o @@
T,s Si'h ta.An Bali ,n - hszr-s
,ns ~, ire. ABBolT NICHOLS. ihh~ty -, N~A YORK.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

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