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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-26
UNION AND AMERICAN
THE sTORIED YEARS.

What Of thy life7 -ar
What the story
Thou art telling year by yeaiT
IL the toll of hand to harvest only human glory?
The ripened fruit of thought some brief memorial
Or is the story Of thy life
One thou wouldst desire to hear?
When thy hands are folded,
And the angels gather near?
What of thy life?
What of blessing
Hast thou reaped the passing years?
HISS tbs love in benedietion crowned the act of
giving,
And the daily deprivation dried the font of tears?
Then for heart and hand diffusive
Garnered riches are in store;
For the earthly deprivation,
Need Of blessing evermOrs.
What Of thy Ife7
What its meaning
Told In action thro' the yeare7
Has the light Of Truth Eternal from thy lamp been
streaming;
And the rays serene rejecting scattered doubts
In the clearer light of Heaven,
When the life book is unsealed,
brightly then will CLEAN the pictures
sOf the truth in love revealed.
Whist Of thy life?
What Of toiling
Tells the story Of thy years?
Has the scepter of the angels DER thy home been
waving?
And the hope OF al men been taken thro' the mist
Of tears7
Tho the human stay be broken,
Gods own hand may still be near;
From the sorest visitation
Gods dear love may beam cut clear.
what OF thy life7
What relating
By its influence thro' the years?
h thy praying grsced with watching, saying one
with doing,
And thy walk the golden picture of the God thy
soul reveres?
II not, vain the lips confession
When the thought-book is revealed;
Life is love In thought and action,
Gods decision unrepealed.
What Of thy hfe2
What OF winning
In the conflict of the years?
n the strength Of heart still weakness as in life 8
beginning;
And the starry prize far distant in the strife Of
years?
Summon all thy strength, my brother,
- LIES evening draws apace;
Lengthened shadows round thee pressing
Tell this year may close thy race.
What of my life?
What its meaning
Gathered from my stored years?
Aemry's hidden alcoves open, every year redeem
Each forgotten thought and sctIOn quickly re-
appears.
Angel fingers scan the record
BY the test OF realms above,
And the seal OF Judgment, tells thee
True life is the life of Love.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT S00THTNG REMED1

Mrs. (Cures Oolic ana urIpIn inl Price
WzrrooMB's 1.-THE Bowels, and facilitates Is
Syrup the process Of Teething. Cents
Mrs. (Subdues Commissions andl Price,
WELCOMES (oVercomes all diseases inci-S Is
Syrup dent to infants and children Cent?.
Mrs. lOures Disrrhea, DyseEtsry) Price,
WarrooNB's and Summer Complaint IN Is
syrup lChIldren Of all ages. Gents.
n In the Great Infants and ChiIdren's Soothing
Remedy In al disorders brought on By Teething or
any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., e,
Louis, Mo. Sold By druggists and dealers in medi-
zines everywhere. mas dkwIy
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

ITOR SALE-A good secondhand Fire-proof
Il Safe, at bargain. Apply st this Once.
jan22 If
LNOR S4LEs-Good family horse and buggy
II for sale cheap. Inquire at FULLERS Stable,
corner Capitol avenue and Cherry ST. jsn20 If
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Mrs. Rapsbotham, being very fond of
music, told friend that she was going to
hear Beethoven's missy Solomons" per-
formed. 1t turned out to be the 'Missa
Solemnis.
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THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE.-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish Moss,
or Caragreen, is conceded to be the cheap
est, healthiest and most delicious food in
the world As delightful table dessert it
has no equal, and it is a light and delicate
food for invalids and children. 1t is supe-
rior to all kindred preparations.
This new article Of food has everywhere
won golden opinions" Of all sorts of peo-
pie, and the house-heepers of the land gems
orally regard it in the double light of q
staple necessary and delicious luxury, for
while it lessons the expense of living, the
exquisite dishes prepared from it cannot be
obtained even at an extravagant cost from
any other source. For 25 cents you can buy
a package which viii make sixteen quarts of
Blanc Mango, and a like quantity of Pud-
dings, Oustards, Creams, Charlotte Russo,
etc.
Rand Sea Moss Farine Co.,
So PARK PLACE, NY.
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STILL In THE FIELD.
E. 81. MILLER,

No. North College Street,
ID EsPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
u and patrons, that he is still manufacturing
Mattresses and BeddingH, and requests an inspec-
ton Of his goods and prices before purchases be
made elsewhere, he is satisfied that he can
make II to their interest to do 80, ianl I'm
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Dwelling tor Rent.

THE RESIDENCE AT PRESENT OCCUPIED
i by the Misses Barry, on North Sunmes
street, between Church and Union, viii be renie
for the ensuing year. 8. d. MORGAN,
ee4-H No. 10 North GUNNER street,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
OF IHz
St. Louis, Memphis, Nashville
CHATTANOOGA
Central Short Line.

TRAINS RUN TO AND FROM CHURCH
LEAVE, ChattanOoga Trains. ARRIVE.
$50 A. n. Sunday Excepted, 2;05 A n.
6:l5 P. n Daily. 3:45 A. n.
LEAVE Memphis Trains. ARRIVE
400 A. n. Daily. $3.50 A n.
500 P. n. Daily, Sunday Excepted. 500 P. N.
Time to Memphis 1lA hours.
LEAVE ST. LoGis Trains lnHrvz
500 P. n. Daily, Sunday Excepted 500 P.s.
Time to st. Louis 1915 hours.
LzAvEa SheIbyviTe Train. ARRIVES
s:3OP.M. $50 A. n.
This Route Is IS Miles shorter 20
Memphis than VIA Decatur.
moro than 100 miles shorter 10 ~.
Louis than via Louisville.
It is the only Route thinning Car
Through 20 Memphis aud Column
bus, KY, without Change
TIME TO ST. LOUIS, 1917 HOURS,
AZ Hours Quicker than by
Any Other Route.
| The 100 4 II. Train runs thrsugh TO Memphis
| daily without change Of cars, arriving there
same day, twelve hours in advance OF
rival lines and makes connection for st. Louis
and all points West and Northwest. The 800
i P. NJ. Train makes close connections for Memphis
Jackson, Tenn, Jackson, Miss, Eicksburg, New
Orleans and Galveston. Passengers have the
choice Of routes via Memphis CT Jackson, Tenn,
| to all principal points IN the Southwest
| The 9 so A. N. and Gas P. u. Trains connect at
Chattanooga for Rome, Atlantis, and al principal
| Southern estes.
PASSENGERS Tor washington City, BRi-
GsmOre, Philadelphia New York and
| Boston, as well a. al points In East eHI esss e
| and Virgins, make direct connections through ~
| taking the 6 AS P. n. train out Of Nashville.
THISIS THE SHORT ROUTE EAST
and the Only disecs route to the South and South
east
Passengers for MonnnviIls and Manchester,
Winchester and Alabama OF the Jasper Branch Rail
roads, will take the 9 80 A. II. Train
Sleeping Cars accompany the 500 ?. n.
and 6:45 p. n. Trains.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further informs
ton, apply at City Transfer once, Maxwell House,
| and st Chattanooga Depot, Church strest.
JNO. ". THOMAS,
Gen7 ?. and 7. Agent noyD y
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A BOOK FOB THE MILLION =!
MARRIAGE
Gil I'D X,


MAR RTACEI A Private Counsellor 10
U n ID ID n " u theMarried or those about
HU DE, oiogicsi mysteries and
revelations Of the sexual system, With the lstesi
discoveries In producing and preventing offspring
preserving the complexion, etc.
This is an interesting work Of IA pages, with
numerous engrsvings, and contains valuable In
formation for those who are married or contenl-
plste marriage; still 1t is book that ought to be
under lock and key, and not laid cArelessly about
the house.
Sent to any one free Of POSTAGE for Fifty Centa
Address Dr.. Butts Dispensary, No. Il North
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
Notice TO the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before Supplying to the notorious Quschs who
advertise IN public papers or using any Qusck
remedies, peruse Dr.. Butts work, no matter what
your disease is, or how deplorsble your condition
Dr.. Butts can be consulted personally or BY
mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works. Of
Ace, No. II n. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut, 81 Louis, Mo. mAydAw61y
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READ TIE FOLLOWING:

READ T6E FOLLUWING:
MARINE ORR, MICH, July "a, 1870.
J. N. HARRIS Il Co.-Dear Sirs: The Aliens
Lung Balsam has arrived. would not like to be
without it, for it has saved my life. 1 took bad
cold, and q cough, and finally consumption was
seated upon me. ! was in q very bad state,
tried everything that was recommended, and
spent great deal of money and got no help.
had the Aliens Lung Balsam for sale, but knew
nothing of its merits. did not like to take it
without knowing more about 1t. I had not sold
bottle. When your agent called on me- told him
could not sell 3 medicine knew nothing about
he urged me to try 1t myself. did 30 and TO my
grateful surprise the frat bottle stopped my
cough, and before the third bottle was taken my
lungs were healed and well, and can now speak
knowingly to my friends and customers Of the
qualities Of Aliens Lung Balssm.
remain respectfully,
L O. CoTTRELL, Druggist.
1t is harmless to the most delicate cIildI
1t contains no opium in any form!
CAUTION.
Do not be deceived by unprincipled deal ers
who may offer you other remedies offered for
sale on the great merits of Aliens Lung Balsam.
Call for and be sure you receive Aliens Lung
Balsam.
CINCINNATI, o.,
Sold by BERRY, DEMOvILLE co., Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLETON b co., do
LITTERER b OABLEB, do
z. j. SANFORD CO., Knoxville.
R. A ROBINSON b CO., Louisville.
ian3 dtf26EW1aru
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1T SAVED MY LIEF.
Aliens Lung Balsam

Is warranted to break up the most troublesome
Cough In an incredibly short time. There Is no
remedv that can show more evidence Of real merit
than this BALSAM, for curing Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFIcR.l
Monday, March a.. 1871

Monday. March 81, 1871. :
The business week opened this morning
rather quiet, compared with last week. which
was an unusually active one, but the falling off
In the demand for money Is entirely due to the
nniavoraole change in the weather, and is
therefore only temporary. The supply of can't
tai is being gradually diminished by the drain
to the interior, the current of capital being
strongly Westward at this time, but an absolute
stfiDgency OF money is not anticipated though
possible in case of a sharp reaction in general
trade. We quote call loans steady but quiet at
512@6 per cent, and choice business paper at
7@S per cent, according to credit.
Gold is quiet and weak, ranging from 110%
at the opening to 1l015 al noon.
Governments are rather unsettled, and por-
tion of the list is weak.
Stocks were fairly active, aud the entire mar
ket is firm: City Us, new bonds, sold at 1880
lOl4; anti-war do. at 1925; and Lehigh gold
loan at 50
Reading was steady but dull; 5lsS was bid,
without sales. Pennsylvania also steady at 6156.
Camden and Amboy at 1895 Little Schuylkiii
at 443S04415; Philadelphia and Erie at 2716, b.
o.; and Catawissa preferred at 4S9S.
Canal shares were quiet. Sales of Lehigh at
36@361s.
In the balance of the list the only sale was In
Mechanics Bank at 321 B.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 8. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
5000 City 6s, New. .10l4 200 sh Leh N. b3O SO
$500 do. l0lk 800 do......b5. s6T
$500 do prior 70 81. .l024 300 do. $50. 96x
5000 Am Gold o. .1l04 20 sh Minehlll r. blZ
$1,000 Leh 6s gold e. SO "a sh Leh Val R.. bOI<
1900 Leh Con In S0% 100 sh Pm a e. .b6O 2IX
1880 Union Cl 6s. Il 100 an Cata Prf 4lH
sh Mech Bk..... B2H 100 sh Lit Sch II. b60 Az
ash Penna R.. 6i& 100 do. 44X
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$500 City 6s, New. .l019S sh Penna r.. 61%
sh Reading r.. blh 100 sh Leh Nav GOD. 56<
l4T do.........5l'44
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Leh gold L.. SO 2s4 IN Penna X. 61A
5000 Pa RE- N 6s 1854 100 sh Leh Nav St.. 86H
$1,000 Pa gen mt. 93A 20 sh Leh R.. so
$1,000 CITY 81, New.IOlA sh Cam Am. .IleH.
500 sh Reading X. blH 10 sh Cen Trans. :. 4oN
sec do. $50. blH
MKssRs. De HAvKE BROTHER, No. 40 g. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotations;
u 81 os Of 1884, l63s@ll5ss do. lS62 l12x9112X
do issa lllHsils1s do 1860 lllys@iis.6; do. 1896
new, l1OA@ll0T DO. 1867, do ll04 1l0x do. 1885,
do iIOz@l1l1s; iO-4Os. lOsh siOsX. us so YeAS
per cent cent Currency, li9%Sil4; Gold, iiS5s@
LIST Mort Bonds, s25@ss6; Central Pacinc Railroad
soo@seO; Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 745sT55''
NARh LADRBR, BROKERS, report this mornine
gold quotations a. follows :--
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Young Mems Democratic Club Of the
Sixteenth Ward has elected James BurOrdge Pes
dent
Col. William Johnson of Seneca Falls Is the
Democratic candidate for Senator from the AANA DIS
tTict
The LIST District Democratic Senatorial Con-
vention at Jamaica yesterday nominated TOwnSrud D..
Cocks OF Oyster Bay, Queens County for senator
The Republicans of Albany have made the
following nominations for Assembly: lid District, Mat
thew Hale Hid District, Daniel L. BabcOck
A meeting will be held at CMckcring Hall,
IN East FoureeDtb-st tomorrow evening, TO organize
an association Of the young OF this city irrespective
OF party the general object of which shall he to cooper
ate with the movement on foot for municipal re-
form
The XIth Assembly District Republican Asso-
citation met at No 46s sixthave last evening, Marshall
O. Roberts Chair and passed resolutions rafyng
the nominations made al Syracuse indOrsing the action
Of the aptiMurphy delegation in retiring rom the Con-
yrntion and pedgDg their support to Horace Greeley
I'm action he may choose to take. The Executive
Committee were empowered to make all necessary
arrangements for the coming political campaign and will
be in every Monday evening until the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
AROUT THE CITY FUNDS.

The recklessuees with which The New- York
Times deals with facts is paralclcd only 10y the IRE
ouency with which it mpotently calls hard names, as If
either were 10 break up the corrupt Ring Since it,
simply of valuable figures ran short 1t seems to have
Thought il necessary continue its good light by invent
i,o new Stories misstating figures and calling out
Thief thief. In this it gets worthless admiration
fro,n few IA reckless ~ itself and cOmpe ITS neigh
bors TO employ staff Of reporters especially to run its
roOrbacks to earth.
1t represented Chamberlain John j. Bradley as saying
few davs ago that he had d vault in the Park Bank for
s5OOo year in which to keep s2SocO OF United States
seeurities We traced the story. and found that no
vault whatever was rented from the Park Bank in
tbc Chamberain's name. Yesterday, however, the
Chamberlain called at this ONCE WIN TWO other
gentlemen and conclusively estahshed that he has
rented IN the name Of the City Paymaster, Daniel
Ubaen safe in the safedepost vault Of the National
nd mai ON onrning The Nault yesterday the securities
81 thc city were found tO be deposited SAFELY enough
Ih.r',n YIN The Times do the deviwhom 81 eNidently
h.iry,s a Ring official Ia behs due, and ori"ct US
own false stOryf We weary OF disabnslng the puonc
mind of the scandaous reports 1t eeAcssJ eets An"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

graphical error the substitution Of "have" for "who
has results In grave bunder OF course every
knows a. far Mr. Keyser seencerned that he remains
here TO await that Ne claims TO have done
no wrong that he is ready to all proved to
have been illegally received by him. and that he Ia active
in aiding the Committee OF Seventy TO trace the robberes
and forgertes their authors The sentence as written
was follows
almost simultaneously with the Ingerso suit actions
were begun by the Committee against George s. Miller,
pener work city and county accounts against A. G.
Miller who claims to have made large repairs Of arnores
and drill-roOms and also. against G. D. Boar "A furni
dealer J. W. Smith, John II. keyser; and A. j. Gar
vey, who has disappeared over the sea"
The sentence published read as follows:
almost mutancOusy with the Inger,o suit actions
begun by the Committee against George T. Miller
who ia said to have received exorbtant amounts for
prnter work on city and county accounts against A. g.
Miller who claims to have made largo repairs OF armnres
and dnllrooins and ALSO against c. u. Iullar o furn
tre dealer; j. W. smith. John II. Keyser and 4 l. Gar
vey, have disappeared over the sea-"
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rELEGEAPHIC NOTES.

Menotti Garibaldi is in Rome.
....The l.. S. steamer Richmond IS at Madeira
ALBERT Hoyt, a quaryman, accidentally SHOT
himself IN Concord, n H.. yes erd'y .,
AT the Newmarket England races, yesterday sSi
the Mddl. Pns Plate Of sovegns vas won oJ free
James Bnrns. arrested in Utica on charge OF
M ure.p,,, made BY Hugh Of AlbsdJ has seea e" o
Examination. -. .
John F. Brown Of Rockland, Me-, patient az
The Rho, Island Ho-uits committed suicide IN ffo"ueHe
BY shooting himself with pistol -. -. ,
1.-The Boston Custom House officers nave se1zc %
, esrgo Of tobacco VALUED at $40 80 belonging '
Wa al 20 pounds than 10 actual weight
The steamer Koln, from Bremen has arfiy !, ,si
a, Ne. rle.p Win as cabin 30 eeage IL " voc
,ner for TeIAl A German opera uooIe ief He'0 ~
pssseng,h 5000 .hro,o,
The Hon. William H. Seward passed soInt,se y
Syracuse last evening, 10 bis home 10 AuDuiN'
the eatssns Of Auburn met him At Syracuse
AT the Mystic Park races, yesternay tne ~ III p
race for horses that 2p purse Ibs rone
RsJtrt, k Col Monon ?:3l l:0 ~ zoo ~
rsr f purse a. horsss that never l., h.,-.. "a,
.eooAI sor-e 10 third; mile heats Tires IN h''' "
postponed account Of he dAfkDesA 80. r.-.,I.,
$780, The Grand Commandery OF hhgn.Is isil A.
Of m, St,,e a, YoIl has elected the foloEpg
Robert \ brown OF Buffalo Commander frahh d ' .Irn'
Ieti.r CoUu.d,r Mod BtIien ~ srfnnt- ~ ~ w.bs
Rnel, nh, II ,uoun Captain-,irretn' r " w. NJ.
O., ,.."u n, p,, (ha.s HDnB- 81 NJ" g. -, ~ rnoy
..t.- .,,,G Bi1GlyL j. ~. warren, = ''I % AN" "
I,.I.LIcI: Ipv =, aAcatv q: NJ id- hte''"''
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
FOR other Ship NeWs see Third Page

FOR other Ship Necs see ThEd Page.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Br Jones Liverpool Sept d. and
S,,Tshp Nina Thomas f Sidney, B. days with coal
10 International Coal and Railway Co ..,.- 1880.
stsm.hp unbs Havana Oct l. With mdse and pass
~ ~ ET. rrs Veer Of das from Bermuda IN bslar
Bari Archer of Portland Moody Bueao' Ares a.s win hides
anp Nur,,, n Pennington Is days With
Brr l. v arren Cion T,Ipan, Mex. ~ days with cedar
a., Iyd. n. IolsJ snano - days. with sugar
Eng RsDshaw Sylvester GAba Cuba days with sugar and mo-
lAsseL o-.A I-..ho p lld.T. With
A. Perry 10, Portland MODo Masan'as Is DAYS With
s.k-.-, n.,.n,.. dav. with
E G,Iso (Por+ Ccrd rhat.A Spain q days in ballast
Rre N,nus (o Es-au) Told. Havana IL daFs win sugar
srhr Henri Parter Beers. D.neara II DAYS with sugar
scBoOSEks-RyER AND CoSrwlsE.
o..-.. p.,,i.o,. Belle Rhun. Virginia
Jaha Z (lramnr Rohdout W ". sotiy, ~
NJ ~ -, - Eu,,b,thport Fsuur EhIabAthpot-
Psueis sstierly, Charleston nnMe :.
R K vuugtu Georgetown. MalA rearce nsitnnofr
J II Rapp Virginia - . 1ran"e' '"tnA
WIsD-san.e light n T. baiy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c,..,,,-os Oct ii-SAd steamship Bbaah fer Liver
pool. D., Rps
well IRON Now acIhA , IL. e,x Phil.
d.lpi, Cl-i-~ bah 0nws-i tpt EiVe, 'hr Aus sims VT
Ne,
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TIE ANTI-TAMSlANY DEMOCRATS.

a Democratic Reform meeting was held last
night at Apollo Hall. william E. Curtis pres led AMI
AZ the opening OF the meeting. announced that several
prominent members of the Committee OF SEVENTY VINO
were expected TO be present. were unavodaDy absent
The report Of the delegates WHO attended the k'cA"
Convention was read 1t Ichcarsrd the facts Of TIE r.
fnsa of the members Of the Convention 10 recognize any
delegates from Ncw-York and claimed triumph in the
exclusion Of all delegations from New-fork, III that
Tammany Hall delegates proclaimed, in common
with others. irregular. Oswald Otendorcr addressed
tle meeting dcrouuced the Tammaay lcalcr~,
and urged Democrats in favor % reformation Cf The
C1y Government TO take decided stand IN opposition
10 the government of the Ring. resolution was thcn
offered providing for the appointment OF committee OF
five to wait on Mayor Hall aud request nm 10 give
the names Of the Inspectors and CanvasseIs "f c"rh
ward in order that their regulations might DC arrf-
tanned This resolution was aplltnCed al us leaulI,
and unanimously carried. resolution was MS" passed
nroyidng for the making of list Of the meI1beS OF the
Reform Association cacn ward and books "ele Issued
TO the delegates TO facilitate the labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
PRAIRIE And FOREST FIRES.

SEVERAL TOWNS DEsIROYED-OyER TWO HuhD-
RED LIVES LOST.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 1.-THE Mayor has re-
ceived kilograms stating that several towns In the
lumber district Of Green Bay have been burned
Tishtego village and Sugarbush settlement were
DESTROYED BY fire on Sunday night and Monday
Ii is reported that upward of 2Oo persons persisted
in the flames 4lcnominee is reported saie-only
one mill rGilmoresl was burned.
IMMENSE DAMAGE IN INDIANA.
louisville, Ky, Oct. 1l.-A gentleman VINO
has inst made trip the Louisville, New'Alhany
and Chicago Railroad says that prairie ana WOOD nrs
are raging along the Line between Ne"-Aloahy ana
Lafayette.
ON the no-'h end Of the road, Kankakce County was
one broad blaze OF destructive dame Miles upon miles
81 fences hay grain in stack corn In the helds houses
barns and have been burned and the IRE
still raging.
Many town, on the north side OF the ROAD nave Deen
,ouuccd TO turn out all their Inhabitants to nght the
ire In Cav County Indiana the woods are on IRE III
many places. On Monday night and Tuesday the Town
Of Brazil was threatened. The greatest alarm preVahs
among the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

Record" majority IN 1871 1862 in 1852 2s2
Boundary lIes this year lith and 18th new aros
Inc following were elected Aldermen:
alrst Ward James Reeve sayre, Rep. l6l maj.
second Ward-Lucius II. Armstrong, Rep, POI MAJ; :,
Third WArd-TheO. Ma knet, Rep, 81 maj; Ed. k
remington Rep, lS5 mai.
Fourth Ward-OScar Barnet. Dem, 80 maj.
ruth Ward-Edward Shickhaus, Dem. IL MAJ
SIXTH Ward James L. Quincy, Rep, 32G maj.
seventh Ward-Matthew Mcdowell. Dem $40 MAJ
James Malone, Dem. gaIp. 497 maj.
Eignu Ward-E II. Reynolds DEM, % maj
nlnth Nard-James NJ. Durand, Rep, as maj.
Ienth Ward-A. e. Westervelt, Dem. $50 maj.
Eleventh Ward-JOhn Radel Dem, II maj
rNenth Ward-Fred BOnykamper, Dem, $40 maj.
1nrteenth Ward-John ID. Harrison RIP, $50 maj
Hp0erteenth Ward=James c. Ludlow, Rep, l62 mai.
ppnteenth Ward-Charles Kreiler, Rep, l3I maj.
republicans, 8; DemOcEHs.s
Ane ful Board Will staud-R pubCans, q Democrats,
nsPI0ncan majority, a. The Board OF Education will
StNnd-hepublieans, 70; Democrats, Republican ma
2Oy II The Board OF Chosen FreebOlders ST. nds-Re-
Puocans u; Democrats. 8; Republican majority, g.