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. NOTICE.

EaSS@ NOTICE.
Gaz>-4SA TEE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS
saaass 70 all Patrous tor past taygrs soliciting further
demands
Azy unpaid quarterly accounts % the 3tst Decsui-
her ISL cssjr-u- have settled wth1ut any fur
ihsr s1ures O. j1g parties memories as it Is perfect
5Crs 90 Dun, aai objects O. it.
HIS prices have seen reasonable and should &c
pad L L. he tslaSs, taxing sivauJsse gf sogd
a4r1rs.
JOHN THOMAS wATERHOUSE.
Y B II not paid scou. be will have to be 1t the
expense Of some printed slips not calculated upon
zasa bis ssgGs we're sold.
JOHN THOMAS WATERHJCSE.
JaazI-y 81, ISr2-g
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N IN ADVERTISING COLUMN. my
L AHghgrS sn8 Casias t1r Ssie sre crowded eut and
Are lnsssSt the NottVss-tE British Ngtisal. IAsy
W. es sud chear. vg-v eheap-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SEE MY COLUMN!
Not THIS, but the Other One
Queer. Very Queer.
'~eer: Yer, Queer ,

IN IY ADVERTISING COLUMN, NV
L Szghsrs sa3 Casias t3r ssis are ssoui,l cot ard
are 1ns5sst the Ncttens-,a Erj.lsh Nstisel Ihsv
VI es sgi5 cheap, vgry saesp-
Funny: Very Funny.
hs1Sss tsd 6rsetsaS Gags &c vtica hs1A sples-
dsi sssaEsseut. s-s~5sG ogs- They vi e. ssIs
cheap, very eseap-
Queer: Very Queer!
Ny E1,s-Bislr's, whslPtoa's sua Csesls', ,re
crowded sut aH3 srs Included Ia the Neti1ss
Irun PCs=s t7r Wire Eeuclnx. which fwi'l sell f,-
= cvass each. i ugea less thza the raw material
evsss hsrs-
The Funniest of Au.--Brusse', Garnet ~hs,h
sare fgr sale. >Plsajt lrtc,e. and sua-s-,eea 0f
sg1s gzHfs, At - per ceus les than The Garrett
ne Ns~ Hgse euss IN San FrarciSco. besides whieh
trvSat 7Sa-aage ast dgty ua>t Be added 90 the San
Fra7easeo eeSt- is ~ea-I ts&e r1atsruats.tsn &,
sas1-a's the .ess Incurred By at purchasing here.
NoI Queer or Very Queer,
The Steamer Ellssa Is i,sfiei suscvss sui M.
tsrHIy assists u prvaI1ss Srtds ard tsvriep tas r
s'aFces u the kisgiau- ,6svub,srs a0sSthssaat-
nkl
The New Hotel.
There has beea diss-s1cv Of Opiaioa in ,onse-
g1euee % prths.ul- | sn morally certain Il vii &c
decided s1,cess II pri-siI> the Interests q these
tar fs.sals- AID great teassJ 60 them.
Lodging House kseFers 1eei ~ quake or seek i
regctig1 a rect J.r thsy u5i have their share grcu
Jhe extra U1u6er oi si,y-s >se the wvuisrs " th.
ksHsisH-
TaH, Sasieull Hotel. SO uusb useaed f,7 the uv-
o1lii1s q cur Sguuy Islands, Wi. in cyujuacii5u
Ee1t. lzl10rsI.iEz the rel-n q kANEHAMEHA Nru
L1ns may ae -lvs sui rrlya.
JOHN THoyAS wATERHoUSE.
Ja1Ea-y 81 1873
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TO LET.

DATRONiZED BY ALL THE WORLD :
EInAsL> LhLt1s iultHr. Vtu,iL UsHlA L-es-y
Llul- Lar-IaI-- exquisite fragrance
E1Iss Lars1itar is-rs,i -lu1 iI-chlu1 Etser,
RIirs Tlet Vlg1r ssi-bratal ir rs useful 1uf siu
tl-y rrHp-rre-
Kmes EXTRACT 1f Lime Juice AMI GIycariaa the best
Pr-g1rtsulu Or she ttEr s-p,-3t-.
h1I1ieis ll9us "a >laEr gsrilIi with Auslaitu Eu-
ayrrls-
nls 7gsri1s- Hsg. Windsor il -Ih=r rTjtst Saals.
FHllsl lsa Water, Costume and slrtI Cracssr- very
azlI-51S Er Balls P4rri---
kualals Ebs- Eslaf size Ili ether TlilgJ Powders.
4 Ei51-rl -sii1rfa-- n Shipper
ErEENE RIHHEL. PsrfIu-r 90 r. z. a. the Princess 4
nt=s - >JrHlsL - Regent CarubI Lon
ms L sla.sElri iss lHte1s. Paris AMI q knEs Eai
Brulh-iu- - >.ai o. ,l. P-ffEmery T-1,icrs EtT
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BOLLES A co

ID. EoFFSCHAEGER & Co
-MFcEEES Az COMMISSION EcEAETs-
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Average Of Thermometer maximum, .......St'
minimum, ..........S5'
Birumeter - - -
Amount ot Rsiu inches Ss-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20
GENERAL NATURE-No, 1888.

AN ACT making appropriations for sundry
ciyil expenses of the government for the
fiscal year endind June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seyenty-!hree, and tor other
purposes.
Be at edac,ed BY the Senate md House
of Representatives. Of the United ,Stlaes
Of AnaeFfca IN Congress assembled,
That the following sums be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated, for the objects here
matter expressed, for the fiscal year en- ling
June thirteenth, eighteen hun,lred and seven
.ty-three, viz:
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NATIONAL CURRENCY.

For folding documents and material for the
same, eight thousand dollars.
For labor, eight thousand dollars
For miscellaneous items, eight thousand
dollars: for fuel, oil, and cotton waste, for
heating apparatus, one thousand dollars for
the current fiscal year.
For the expenses of the Joint Select Com
m:tee on alleged ontrages in the Soutlarn
States, the sim Of one thousand four hundred
and sixty.tliree dollars and twenty-five cents,
said sum to be carried for the puapose to The
contingent fund of the Senate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20
METROPOLITAN POLICE.

For salaries and other necessary expenses
Of the Metropolitan police for the District OF
Columbia. two hundred and seven thousand
eight hundred and ninety dollars: Provided,
Tint further sum, amounting to one hun
,ired and three thousand nine hundred and
forty live dollars, shall be paid TO defray the
expenses of the said Metropolitan police force
by ile cities 0fWashingtpn and Georgetown,
and the county OF Washington, beyond the
limits Of said cities, in the District Of Colum-
bin, In the proportion corresponding TO the
number Of priyates allotted severally to said
precincts and tho corporate authorities of
said cities, and proper authorities oil the Dis
trici Of Columbia, are hereby authorized and
required to levy special tax, not exceeding
one-.hird Of one per ccntum, which shall be-
specially deposited once In each week, as
such collections are made, to be appropriated
and expended for said purpose only, for the
service Of tho fiscal year ending June Thrift
eth, eighteen hundred and seventy-threc.
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aoyERNMENT HOSPITAL FoR THE INSANE.

-tl
For the support, clothing, medical and
moral treatment OF the insane of the army
and navy, revenue-outter, and volunteer SER
vice, wh0may have become insane since their
entry into the service of the United States,
and of the indigent insane of the District
of Columbia, In the Government Hospital
for the Insane, including five hundred dollars
for books, stationery, and incidental cxpcn.
ses, one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For the erection, furnishing, and fitting up
fan extension Of the hospital sufficient ~
accommodate tiily-ioar patients of the excited
cass, thlrty-seyeh thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For purchasing anil setting four heating
boilers, SIX thousand dollars.
For the purchase by the Secretary of the
Interior for the aericnlural and economical
uses Of the hospilaL twenty-nlne and forty
one hnndfefIlhs acres Of land and its appuf-
tenances, including cost Of survey. examina-
tion Of title, and c0nYeyance to the United
States, ten thousand dollars.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
AND DuMB.
For tie support ofihe institution, including
salaries and incidental expenses, the main.
tainance of the henetciaries of the United
States, and five hun 1re1 dollars fer lpO0ksand
Illustrative apparatus, forty-eight thousand
dollars.
For continuing the work on the imclosurc,
Improvement, and grading OF the grounds 6i
the institution, six Thousand dollars.
To provide for payments due and unpadon
July first, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, on the purchase by the institution of the
estate known as kcnall t;rc0n, seventy thou
sand dollars; Provided, That before the ex-
penditure Of any part Of Lls appropriation,
by proper deeds Of conveyance, TO be appr0v-
ed by the Attorney General OF the United
States, all the real estate now owned by the
said Columbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb shall be vested in the United States a.
trustee, for the sole use and purpose provided
In the act entitled can act to incorporate the
Columbia Institution for the instruction OF
the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, /" approved Feb
ruAry sixteenth, eighteen hundred and flfty-
seven, and the several acts amendatoFy
thereof; Provided, That, whenever Con-
gress shall 50 determine, any part Of said
estate may be sold ,ands0 mgCh OF the pro-
ceeds therof as shall be needfnl for the p0r-
pose shall be applied to reimburse the United
States for the expenditure herein provided.
COLUMBIA HosLITAL FOR WOMEN AND
LY1NG-IN ASYLUM, AND OTHER ClgARI.
TIES.
For the support Of the Columbia Hospital
for Women and Lying-in Asylum, over and
above the probable amount whirh will be
received lroM pay.pattents, eighteen thou
eand three hundred dollars.
by fatd hospital. with forty thousand Ret Of
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20
MARINE-HoSPITAL sERF1CE.

For supplying deficiency in the fund for
the relief Of silk and disabled seamen, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol ars:
Provided, That no part of this sum shall be
used to support any sick or disabled seamen
entitled TO be received into q marine hospital,
by contract at the lowest bidder, except when,
in the judgement of the Secretary of the Treas.
ury, the acceptance of the lowest proposal
will, for other reasons, equally secure the
proper care and treatment cf marine pl-
tients.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20
EALDANY REGISTER.
LAWS
OF THE UNITED STATES.

PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION oF..rnE FOR.
TY-SEC0SD CONGRESS-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03

Business messages-For message OF twenty words or
to be delivered board vessels OF MILESTONE
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free.
Herald Once corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Once, pier No 1 East River
Herald Branch Office No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock. Whitestone. Ii.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
FUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises ......... OF Gov. Island. eve 10 48
Sun sets. .......... "a Sandy Hook. eve 10 03
Moon sets. ....eve 81 Hell Gate.. morn ~ 80
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
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,I.'T.,.s;~. ~ -. T-.,-..
BURIED ALIVE!
Shocking Assideht In Brooklya-Three
, Men Killed.

Shocking AsSsideht In Brooklyn-Three
:, Men Killed.
At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon while five
men were at work In an excavation for sewer in
Quincy street, near T0mpkins avenue, a quantity
OF earth caved in and bnried three OF them alive,
the other two making their escape, having OBJ
served the earth about to give way. The two men,
who we're so fortunate to get out shouted for help
and large crowd gathered at the place and made
strenuous efforts to the from their living
tomb. The heads Of two were just above the
earth, and they presented a horrible sight.
The weight Of earth against their bodies and
caused their tongues to hang from their mouths.
These two men were not instantly killed, but one
died while his fellow laborcrs were at work en-
deavoring to extricate him, and the other imme-
diately after he was taken out. The third. who
, was completely buried was found dead and his
body badly mutilated. These unfortunate men
were Italians, and their names were John RudZon
Frank Montivid and John Lovay Their bodies
were removed to the Morgue.
), The trench in which they were working is for
pipe. For distance OF thirty feet from
Tompkins avenue the excavation had been made
seven feet deep, and the other part was but five
feet from the surface. No braces had been used to
some OF the men had refused to work In the sewer
on this account. In making this excavation the
men had thrown up considerable dirt on the edge
OF the sewer, and the weight OF this caused II to
Mulvey, Should 1t is said, have used some precau-
ton against an accident OF this kind. The foreman
stated that they were In the habit OF putting
braces In the excavation until they had dug it
seven feet deep.
Coroner James viii hold an inquest over the
bodies to-day.
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sehr L B cowperthwaite. Gardner, Philadelphia for
sc6r Alice Bell. Hathaway. Georgetown. DC. for Co.
schr Skinner. Renshaw, Georgetown. Do. for Bos-
ton
schr q Crockett Harding Norfolk for Provincet0wn
schr Jedde, Turner, Rondout for Boston,
Schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Amboy for Hartford.
schr Sparkle Shropshire, New York for Bridgeport.
Schr Gale, Walton Trenton for Westport
Schr Z Boyle Smith, Virginia for Fairhaven:
schr Sea Nymph Haskell, Philadelphia for Providence
scnr Jones. Evans, Georgetown. Dc Tor cohasset
schr Wild Pigeon Fisher, Georgetown, DC. for Digh-
schr Ida de la Torre Davis Georgetown, DC, for FAN
schr Storm Child. Redmond New York for Northport-
use scnr WIN boardman, Miller, Plymouth, NC Tor New
Schr Chancellor Ferguson. Albany for Providence.
SScnr Gonnecticut DeIiart, Trenton for Hartford.
ccnr sIdorado, Brown, Virginia for Fairhaven.
SScnr thompson, Lardner, Amboy for New Haven,
R;vn "aaiSoh Holmes, Bayis, Jacksonville Tor ran
schr Charles Smith. Hanson, Philadelphia for Fall
sch. schr Merriman. Eldridge, New York for Proyi-
schr 9 Temple Egbert Virginia for New London.
Schr Bertha, Oliver, New York for New Bedford.
Scnr HaDoI rarker, Maiden for Providence.
sehr Carroll PP ene sa d fp e. Belfast visr
schr " II Mitchell, Cole. Weehawken for Boston
schr Anna Elizabeth Kelley, Philadelphia for Somer-
schr II Hunter Eldridge, Amboy for Providence.
schr young Teaser, socum, Philadelphia for New Bed
schr Sarah Thomas, Arnold, Philadelphia for Provi-
schr @ Huntington. studley, Rondou for Fall River.
The bark reported at anchor Off Hart Island 30th ult
reported.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 2, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Napoli CBr. Edwards. Genoa-Henderson
Bros
steamship Old Dominion, Walker. Norfolk-old Domn
ton Steamship Co.
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. Roston-H + Dimock.
Ship Casilda, Durham, L0ndon-Thos Dunham's Neph
ew Co.
Bark Imogene tBr), McEachan, Rotterdam-Jacob W
Schmidt 4 Co.
Bark yitez AuS, Pittarowich, Rotterdam-Funch,
Edge Co.
Bark Aster (Norl, Falck, Havre-Tetens 4 Bockmann.
Bark Y9muri (Br), Lane, st Jago and GUANTANAMO
Bark Progress Br), Young, st Johns, NH sweetand
Bark Windsor (BD, Gardner, Liverpool. Ns-Boyd 4
Hncken
Co.
Brig 9 Colson, Payson, Aspnwan-sC Loud 4 Co.
Schr Edward Burnett, Elliott Para-F Gunarez.
Whitney 4 Co.
schr Abbie Dunn Fountain, Nassau, NP-Jas W Elwel
Co.
schr John, Williams, Wilmington nee Powell.
schr Wines, Huise, Annapolis, Md-Van Brunt
Bro.
Schr Z Crowell, Howes, Boston-E Crowell 4 Co.
Sloop James L Morgan, Batewell, New Haven-Rackett
h Bro.
Steamer Anthracite. Grace, Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia.
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graphical spoils can again be made available to
those who are useful for party purposes. To do
this he will either try to have the government
once abolished or one OF the faithful placed at its
he I'D.
Payment or the Alabama Claims.
The fifteenth article OF the Treaty OF Washington
provides that the award OF the British-American
Claims Commission shall be paid within twelve
months after the date Of the nnal award. T..Ae
Commission held its FIRST meeting on the an of
September 1871, and the final award W',.d not be
due until September 20, 1874. Not r.ntsa the first
session Of the Fortythird Congress ylI the subject
OF making provision for the way yent of this class
OF awards come before Cong. ess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-03
S SHIPPING NEWS,
wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city TO Whitestone, III, and the samc,
open for the transaction Of business
This line will be found Of great service to those having
business with passing from the Sound and
every facility will be TO merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is other Geographic communication with
witesone the Herald Line will DC open for all business
and private messages and the Same attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have bcen established -
Private messenger twenty-five cents for ten word, or
leN, two cent? Tor every additional word
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Nelson.
Judge Samuel Nelson, who is now upwards OF
eighty years Of age, has determined to resign the
seat on the Bench OF the Supreme Court to which
he was appointed by President Tyler in ls45, he
having previously been Circuit Judge, Judge OF the
supreme Court and Chief Justice of the state Of
New York. This will create a vacancy which the
Southern States will naturally claim, as there has
been no Southerner on the Bench OF the Supreme
Caurt since Judge Wayne died in 1857. Indeed, the
friends OF Senator Pool already asking the place
ior him should the Senator not secure reelection.
Mr., Bristow OF Kentucky who has just resigned
the place OF Solicitor General in the Department
Of Justice, and Judge Drake, OF Missouri now Chief
Justice OF the Court OF Claims are also brought
forward.
General Bristovv Judge Nelson's Success
IL 10 said tonight in wel-nformed circles that
The President has decided to appoint General b. H.
brstow late Solicitor General, Justice Nelson's
successor, who retires on full pay. The appoint.
ment will give entire satisfaction to the members
Of the Bench.
The Signal Once and the Recent Storm.
The recent great storm that swept the coast of
New Brunswick and caused such serious loss OF life
and damage to shipping on the 3oth OF November
was foreseen by the Signal once in this city, and
proper warning was sent on the afternoon OF the
2eth TO the chief Of the Canadian Meteorological
Bureau In Toronto.
Three Per Cent CcrliHe ates Called In.
The Secretary Of the Treasury calls in the three
Der cent certificates from November I. 1858, to No
yembeF 20, 1865 OF the denomination Of 5000
each, numbered from 5,17s to 5,403 inclusive, and
OF fhe denomination OF $4,000, and numbered from
4Scl 10 1872, inclusive The amount Of the certin.
Gates described is $s5oO0o upon which the interest
ceases January 81, 1874
gHoid Hen Butler Not To BE Outdonc by
Wilson.
"encral Butler will introduce tomorrow In the
House bin for the relief OF the sufferers by the
Boston IRE similar in import to that presented BY
Senator Wilson to-day.
The PennsyJvania Warwick Aner the
Printing Job.
Simon Cameron, who used to set type In this
city, and understands practically the profits ana
the plumber Of the old syyle Of Congressional print.
NJ. y getting W some Dlsn BY which the typo.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
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SAILED.

Demarara.
Wind at sunset Sc, light.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27

27-d4t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27
HOW To LOOK YOUR BEST.

1t IS instructive 10 the human family 10
Wish to look its best" aud the question
boE?' will readily be put to any one pro.
Tossing any depth Of knowledge in the mat
ter OF course man looks bis best when
bis most smisble expression invests his
features; bet any nan may look that sort
of best with exercising selfoon,rol and
wishing to please. 1t is not this particular
kind of good looks that we allude to in
particular, but more especially those good
looks which are produced by perfect health
shining through the clsar complexion of its
possegsor. No form of beauty is perfect
without this; and the plsinest face becomes
positively attractive BY its presence. In
our towns ard cities the necessity for being
deprived OF the pure influence of fresh air,
and the many beneficial attendants Of
country life, tends naturally to faint the
blood with impurity, and-through 1.-THE
complexion. Again the internal organs are
apt TO become dsordered IN their action.
and neglect or omit the proper discharge of
their functions, interrupted by the
consequences Of severe study, Ia
Dor, luxurious living, and many
other causes; all Of which initiate sgaius.
the good looks Of those concerned, and ma
lure shows her retaliation in return for de
parture from her laws, by loss of appetite,
sleep, flesh, clsarness of complexion, etc,
and the result is total loss of good
looks. The next thing of course is what to
do to retraoe your steps and regain what you
have lost. Many, becoming frightened at
the sight of their "dial" in the mirror. rush
off for physic of powerful nature, and whose
effect aimply makes things worse: Others
tsmporise until il becomes too late to effect
a radical return to their former health and
appearance. The bes: thing to do, whether
! question of bus little or of great moment is
to take e regular course of that celebrated
bloOd-purifier, anti-dyspeptic and tonic, DR.
Stevens Tonic Herb Bisters, the sworn foe
and omnipotent enemy of impure or clouded
compilations, disordered appetite, low spir-
! it's, and all their causes and ooucosoitants
They have world wide reputation of thirty
years standing. Mesrrs. Kryder & Co., Of
Philadelphia, are the sole proprietors of this
valuable remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27

we're "stl full They looked very much
like it, and his apology was accepted.
TWAS found impossible to fill the third
ward quota-not enough we're there.
Another dead silence followed. The
painful mouotony was broken by the
egotistical Hodges, who arose msjestically,
produced bunch of keys impressively and
with al imperisl ar instructed an expsetan,
s"ps to obtain paper and pencil for his
clerical majesty. All of which was carried.
Parmenter moved that two telers be an
pointed. He and Mac Wiser we're Ap.
pointed
Parmsuser mo7ed that an informal bsllo,
be taken.
jim Besrdsley. popularity kpo~n as Old
| Eileen Hundred Dollars, nominated Mitch
ell K Lyhde a. candidate for Mayor.
PArnenter arose and said rs seconded
SIZE motion,
iae ballot Was taken, which resulted IL
three votes for &urdock and thirty-niae 70,
NJ. & l.. The votes cast for Murdoch wero
Intended as a slight token of respect
ia view Of the fact that the last tune be run
for Mayor, Judge Lyude offered to shell
on $3.50 to defeat him
/ Mac Wilson (Jim's pet moved that The
nomination be declared unanimous. Boards
/ ley seconded the motion, and with much IN
necessary yelling, the proposition vas Ger
/ ried,
/ The various wire PuIers of the fcur wsrdr
. then srose saocessively and nominated their
candidates for aldermen.
Michael Koch, council chamber bet
bug, WAS mentioned for the first ward tn,
Farmer Hotel for the second CbarieI
Hsusgen Cor the third and J. Fl. Drav;or
standing candidate, (who wss defeated
last sprinR) was Pm; up to be knocked dow1
Tor tue foarth ward.
Bellows name was Presenied BY the iaev
table PArmenter
J Or. G G. Craig was then appointed
chairman Of the city central committee. o.
motion Of Psrmeuter.
Payne arose sud expressed his saoguinr
belief that Dee ooald be elected if props
eyer,jols were msde
Supervisor Mayo thought Commits
should be appointed to wait on" Judg
/ Lyads.
I The ch2jr appointed Payne, Mayo, au,
Psrnenter.
A voice ia the south west corner Of IL,
room Indignantly declared that at WASH
tair--noue of them felleTs ever drunk any
thing Tremendous enthusiastic followed
but GuyeF refused to retrsct his appoiu.
1eut.
Payne then s7ose, and stated that Judg
/ lyn6e dido, need su7 waiting on, a. h
was out o. the city. lie had, however, sig
a,6ed lis willingness to be sacrificed
The odor,isIous and miscellaneous as
sembiaze then adjourned The only corn
crib war horse who conduit be seen wa
ths eloquent and invincible Col Qu:sc
McNeal. BE was busy down e, Young
saloon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27

private job somewhere -?