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New-York tribune., 1872-02-02

applicants for tho Nashua PostOfhce Nobody know of
tho agnnt's oOmiyg tho Administration editor.
who had candidate ready. IN good time tho sppoins~
ent Of ths widelwae candidate "a expected, and ths
peoplo OF the town. many or whom wanted chance
indigDauty demanding explanation OF tho business.
The Fort Scott (Kansas) DORitor, edited by
an experienced Republican Journalist. makes this
mont IN regard 10 the uBwhOIcSOme exposure OF
legislative corruption IN that State; "Hai sens-
tors been elected By the people. such mes
would not have been successful. But, unisr-
tnnatcy TINS power u dcgelatcd 10 Legl5athe- 70
small body of men-and elections are secre0 10 tDn
body for tho sole purpose OF making money by sellng
noles. Thus the question comes back TO INC peopIo
Why DO you elect rascas 10 the Lcgissturef THIS year
tno question comes uD again tho next Legislature We
eject having Senator 10 choose"
In note tO one OF the public journals oil
Troy, the summariy removed Collector depreoates any
prejudice asainst Gen Grant OF tho suspenson
oil the Reform regulation. 81 unwilling" pleads
this forbearng saint that my removal sha be used Tor
any such purpose that 1t any way njure Pres
ident Grant the Republican party The removal was
male by Collector Arthur OF York, urged 10 do -
Dy certain pohtcans OF our city. Now hr. Arthur IA
not to be held responsible, but the gentleman who
sUmed 10 represent the Republicans district, and
upon them. MesSrs Robertson and Thayer let the re-
spOD Diblity rest" Gutess OF the rem0test suspicion
OF principle at stake this sefsacrihcing patriot do
Cnes to afford comfort" 10 the Democratic party Ivy
exposing the shallow pretense Of Reform instituted by
COnkIiDg & Co.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

In case the Passive policy Is not adopted in
Indiana d. W. Voorhees, viii probably receive the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor
Marshal Packard was before the Congress
COMMITTEE 81 in NeworiGa9s and
A number of influential journals are Of the
opinion the recent insult to Frederick Douglass is
strong argument for the passage OF Mr summers ClV
L gilts Supplement-
Gen w. Vandcvecr, who served with dis
nctio in the Western araies, and in the Georgia and
Atlanta campaigns particularly has been nominated
the Iowa Senate TO I'LL "a vaoancy.
One of the implicated members in the Kansas
bribery ease ox-Represencativa J. l.. Williams, writes
contradiction OF the charge OF selling his VOTE but makes
no motion to snDstantiate his assertions.
On the 22d of this month q convention of
Irish Roman Catholics IN favor OF Total Abstinence Will
be held in Baltimore, The Temperance Reform s work
ing vigorously throughout this denomination, and tho
reports al the country give encouraging exhibit
ofrncvase in the number of societies
With almost the single exec ption of The
Press which seos things through Custom-house
Medium the journals OF Philadelphia denounoo the elec
on OF Gray the result OF papabe fraud and Col Mo
Cure ia urgent 10 contest the before Legislature.
III her than permit the triumph o such notorious cor
Tuptt0n.
Speaking Of the injustice done Gen. Hancock
in the matter Of military assignment, The Cincinnati
Commercial says: Tie rcsdent is understood 10 have
tavOrtes md 10 be excellent hater lie has been In
sharp anagonism with I;oseeTanS Thomas ana Hancock
Roseorans took refuge In resgnaton Th0iss fretted
over his exile to tue Pacific Coast where unhapply he
died; and Hancock Ia inade feel the power OF his
superior osccT that IL most irritating ana that
II IA diiicult to resent with dignity
The Nashua (N. H. Ga:ette is not rapturous
over tho workings of tac Ciyil Service Reform.
special agent Of tho Post occ appeared In the town
eea,ly aud. without warning, nc, up On esaRnaton Of
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02


1ss Il John a sa s a % & sss q
AUlO Tuesday the sot January Of scarlet fever % Ahasaa
PGnq from her iaEcrs resdcncs No. Rusor,s, os
| Friday u inst;
The frcS5, of the fs1 are ss.ctu loyed h ne
s Ia @ UsIIi s s en % en%ood fr SSr:ns
DEALY0n THURSDAY morning Feb Ann r. "iis Of John Deah
The relative, family invited attend The faDr
from ne residence Of her s0D,nhS K Pcy'On No. T" see'a@
H BSp e. p s On 1.. J3"S'fT S f. 30 n daughter "
peF r. ana & 5sn on Fp PS GLaS Syao upon A
arrival Of sa N. train from New'Yorl.
SqaS S adsaod Ehsn S n Es Sd s%f'S E'N
Punera on sata,isy s oGSGS non On ,1e nou m 30 I % TO- 70, G
Il O'Clock from Ne"-yOr3.
WsGsy We % m M5in 81 E s1 a. y ,ssG Of CA' f' "
Flushing and Glen Cove papen please copy.
PROsr-On the 3lst inst. 81 Pnshng L. l. Bmms b only surviving
child of sac C. aud Catherine T. Frost deceased -, r.,
RfEs. soa friends are :.S syS to it, Sa ~ Fsr 2ss o
clock Trains leave HSser. PoS. at oeoSa &c boats s. s,. &
trains Carriages Will be in waiting a. the depot
oRrpPrHS-At For: Plaza Y saturday morning he ~
inst, MArJ. siio Of william Ghris formerly u uS G"' as'
GLgIn B5Ses Teos',. the ,'1 & o. .,. I5' eN %h'''"
The relatives md friends of @ Gy are in.s % s'IsnS tns ds &
st., between Bond aud HoyL
HALsEY Woinesiay Jan 81 Caroline ne wife vie o. N Ghss @ &
The relatives ard friends family aud those Of her brohnav
from her lat residence No. Clnon-sve OF
st. Brooklyn. Friday. the d inst. atl O'Clock p
MERRILL-OD Wednesday Jsn 81 VIM H. Merrill In hk
seth Of the trn Of merrill ftcl Aln 10 ..
fB West TWelLeh h1tAr
day. the % inst, at n p IN. without further notice
NCPARLAE-In BrookJD Tbursisy Eeb 1872 Amelia LneSbuI
wife Of Edward MeFsrlin in the 18th year OF her
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MUI FORD this city Sylvester Muor of Montrss Penn
Remains taken to Bontnse fOr internieat
EBwTOE-Oa Wednesday evening JAa 3l Clement Newton In 80
Tie friends of amiy fuscra Snndsy
Feb O'Clock from his late residence; s0 meEHTs u
Tompkns lodge No AL r. sad NJ ,n Richmond County lodge
l. D. ofO. T.
Pryor and eldest daughter Of Cha. Scott decoas In the go
Of her
The rayes family invited attend the fues
from her late residence No. j Bass OlehUndd AM tjTsoeat -
saturday, 81 int, at O'Clock.
RIDBg-sudenIy Tuesday 81 Rider
late Capt smith Rider OF Pscbogue In The I'D OF her
sHADDLR-In Jersey CITY 90 consumption Bupheuas
Gushing daughter O the late John Shafdle aged % month
| aDd - days
family attoui fnOe.
Friday Feb at g O'Clock the rslsaco VI her broteras.
| Jas. NJ Clarke. 25i South Finh-st. Jersey City
SMTHOu Thurday LIST February Lets j. wife Of Ch,s Jeap
Smith and daughter Of the late John Suycsn.
aDd friends invited attend
| atJi p. H.. Saturday next 1t ~ hsrks Church.
| TH0MPSON-At Harlem on Wednesisy Jan n. Mr. Hsnhss
RELATIVES
Chapel Of the Baptist Church PARK betveen Ihruo
and forteh. SATURDAY morning tci O'clock Tho renass
! will be taken ~ Union. N. j.. for intern eat
USDBRwoODOp "Wednesday. Jan. g. 1872 Cornelius Underwco
aged ~
Relatives friends kmy attend
bis late residence. 01 Bi.. Bish oBdt PrdaT.
| Feb. J, al ) O'Clock m.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
PRESIDENT GRANT ON THE TARIFF.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. 1.-DGiegatiOns of man
,ifactlrers representing the leading Industries OF the
United es we're presented 10 the President by senator
scott this morning. They included Committee Of the
National Association of Bar iron Manufacturers James J
Bennett. Presidents Th0s. Dunlap, Secretary; MeSSrs.
Baker uf Philadelphia. j. T. Walker, Efastus corning ~
y Y Cgmp-t.l II Heron Of Pittsburgh, Geo RceS OF
Newcastle oliver Williams Of CatasauQua, Joseph Nhar-
ton the Hon Daniel J. MOrrt Of the National Indus
rIa League, samuel j. Reeves President OF tLc Auel-
can Iron and steel Association, &c.
Senator scott. Introducing the party, called the az
zen ton o fr 10 me fact that II composed
nt Der,on Who were largely engaged IN adding 10 the
uateril wealth Ot tie country and who employed
larger numbers OF operatives than the Government IN
tLe cpartmcuts tha, this body here TO prevent n
possible jion Of tuc duties on foreign articles
which enter into competition with American hanulac-
tucs and which reduction can Only result III dl4tct III
Jury 10 ilc Interests OF Am, rIcau labor.
Aft"r q few rcmarks by MT Joseph Wharton, express
i've 0i t desires OF the manufacturers ana Notknghen
u thr country upon these points the President sad he
believed mat his views upon this subject were generally
vel understood and had not changed iroD Inose eA
pressed I'm his last Annual Message. That reduction OF
Inc dUrI on articles could manufacture had DuI one
cudeycg VIZ tnat depressing industry ana lJurinS
she worDg classeB, and reducing them 10 the cOndOh
~ the uduper laDOIcr Ot Europe.
lie ua. stood The policy u Congress OF fatef ns u
sres regarding their action this question "cre llht
rfjc lot produced in this country ana entering hto
-era rnnsump.iO should be admitted free OF duty,
while duties those competing Win our
shnuId moi be reduced tnus protecting industry ana
maintaining the working classes IN at least te present
station. .-...,.. .,o do1o,o,Ior VI if,-
drew calling ater upon secretary Boutwell, where thc
same view. were expressed, and the secretary ctdIy III
dicated bIs opposition to any policy winch wULi
interfere with TIE production OF tDe country vi lHJue
fIc industrial classes.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
THE UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL CON
MTTTEE.

OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES FOR lS'2-SAfoR
HALL--THE LEGISLATURE.
The Union Republican General Committee
at the Fihave Headquarters last evening, Thomas
f. Stewart in the chair On motion of Mr. LegSatt the
Printing Committee authorized to have 800 copies OF
the Constitution and Bylaws printed for the use OF the
Committee, and furnish the Secretaries with tho
proper stationery The following officers and committees
were announced for 1872
Erecutire O6rs-Tbomss r. Stewart Wbel,w Reid, Geo W
Palmer Geo Coaco9, W. W Cgyef ira O. Miller JSan v und
81. LareD . ., ,,,,u
ID John F; 4th William Mckinney St Daniel TyFe tsms
w 9Th Hugh Neabti 7h Lloyd AsPinwn Charles H. POLKA
R,erband; iOl Ashmun 81 faylor h Daniel D. ConVyr
Murray ih John COchrane Ist Joseph Pollock Matthew VIII
SS1 m SS3 m ps s A Is TaS CHI En {oTss ls hRG &
John wou 2oth Benjamin WINS G Niiegemsni 2li Robert &
6onamiec CscriIoyd Anwa, Daniel D. Conovsr. Pr
Var % Ci Ira O. Msi, H' Ch PSI.%as Horace Greeley
| Cochrsne
| Col Willis offered the following:
Whereas We representing the Republican
party The C and County Of hey ior SUI @ on The
men. from the aO unscpqo9 cgsrey and which eliminated
Reform Board q Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen and the overthrow Of
WSesSs Tsr associate wrong doing A. Oakley Hal. still retains
70 the shame Of people the honorable and responsible position Of
esoiued That Republican party that
should be bwih Instituted to secure the Impeachment Q, ,c d
and that that end the CommoG Council be requested 70 take The
Mr. Foster-I think we should consider this resolution
thoroughly and therefore move that lie over for three
| mouths.
| Col Willis-I withdraw my resolution I am not going
| to have my property used IN that way.
Mr.. Brownl move t it be referred TO the Executive
| Committee
Mr.. Culver offered the following resolution, which wss
olrsd That the thanks czens
Republicans hereby tender thm to the members OF toe Leg lne
mDt and rce s financial cono and tsa ne have entire ooa
| dence in the integrity Of the present Iegihare
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
THE VIA THER.
INTENSE COLD IN THE NoRTnw wEsT--DEATnS
FROM EXPOSURE.

INTENSE COLD IN THE oRrll-wEsT-DEATns
FROM EXPOSURE.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. 1.-RcpOrts received to-
day from the North West show that the change In the
temperature on Saturday night and Sunday was much
greater than at first stated and that there has been
great suffering and some loss OF life on the plains.
special dispatch from Sioux City TO The Times soys
that several deaths have occurred near that city from
exposure father and son. named Patrick and Michael
Jordan were frozen TO deaa Percy Creek 10 miles
north Of that place. When found, the bodies within
90 rods OF house. They had six Ico for
"A load Of wood, and wero Overtaken suddenly by The
storm, when they became bewildered and could not
reach shelter. Three men, H0landers Unknown.
were frozen 10 death on Rock River, Sioux County.
special dispatch 10 The Journal, from vermillion.
Dakota states that several persons have pciiscd from
cold In thai valley. Two boys were caught in the
Storm near Lodi was frozen 70 DEATH and TIE other
had bis arms and egs badly frozen that they VIII
have 90 be amputated. Two men are reported Cf I'd
from the cold Turkey Creek, Dakota about 10 miles
from here ard several OtHcr dcatb7 ego 4uIOHtd, he
particulars Of which have not been received The storm
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
1.rI.OnAtHlC NOTES.

The United Sta,cs steamer Congress has ar
t.eo Al lotf,s Monroe.
Goodwin, tannery in Fanworth, N H., was
surpri o. THURSDAY. Los, St,jN
GOV. Campbell of W WyOming Territory was mar
"a ,n ron M even az Miss Isabella Craze urdony
Alderman Montgomery of Chicago was yeSter-
esy d Of brbery on Ls 'eeti indictment ana iehADo
The drvinQ-rooms # the Salisbury (Massl
nas,e ps1J By brr IbGr0day 10 Tie tI
,eLt d 4il 90
M The members Of The japanese Embassy were
Tesy ~ proceed " Virginia C} Nevada today
The body of Richard A. Cook, who has been
og re Jp was gestr Roaring Brook near hcnn
Too PsE There tee'e that he met With foul psJ
go. In Kingston, Jamaica, factory has been es.
t.hB,bsd oT be msuueue aud eIpoon 81 turtle souP large
Sases wck Dped from thai y fs' kssssd ~nd tho bur"
Ssss osstipsaL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
(GE,E8RAL PRESS DrsPATcH.t

TRENTON, Feb. LIN The Senate to-day bills
were introduced follows: Supplementary the New
Jersey Midland Railroad Companys bin 10 provide for
the extrpatOn OF pneumonia and other diseases among
cattle; supplementary to the New York and Bulls Ferry
Railroad bills and to increase the capital OF the Cape
MAY and Millvc Railroad to 81 00C0O and permit 1t 10
consolidate with the West Jersey Railroad.
In the House "A memorial presented frOmH. Dress
Ter alleging that the Erie Railroad Company and the
Long Dock Company have consrired to deraud the
State and suggesting that their franchises I've repealed
The Speaker announced the following Committee 70 *
anime the lease Of the United RarOad Companies w Tie
Pennsylyania Company Mcssrs. Carr MackDet LeieVre
butcher and Sandcrson The Speaker presented me re
port OF the Commissioners to Revise the system Of Eau
cation, making many suggestions. The supplement u
the Passaic Water COmpanys bill was passed Al
ourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
MEXICO
CORTINA ALMOST SURROUNDED - TIE REBELS
DEFEATED AT SAN LUIS POTOSI.

CORTINA ALMOST SURROUNDED - THE REBELS
DEFEATED AT SAN LUIS POTOSI
MATAMORAs, Feb. 1. - Communication with
Camargo has been reGStaLshed Cortina's forces still
hold the place, although they almost surrounded.
1t Is reported through Government sources that the
revOuoniSts have been defeated San Luis POtos
and that Gen. MarengQ is retreatng toward Satllo
Gen. Garcia and his forces have been routed at Vidal
TIcvu is at Monterey collecting forces and material to
retrieve the losses. All private kilograms are inter
diced and rumors, therefore, considered doubtful
A BATTLE IMMINENT hT SINALOA.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. Letters from Her
mOso in the State Of Sonora, Mexico dated Jan say
that decisive battle between the Federal forces and
Rebels in Sinaloa. Is hourly expected.
An Apache chief, killed while punderng and murder
ing Chvachicara, in Sonora, was dressed IN fun
military uniform, carried sword and pistol and wore u
silver head-baDd. He was supposed TO be the famous
"COchso from Arizona, but that ID probably mistake
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
and the other States wO
Coalition
Electors. ........,.llj

OF the States casscd doubtful those which gave
Republican, maioritics ut tho ia,t cecon are Connect
Pennsylvania, 1900 Those which gave Democratic ma
jortcs are: Nevada, 800; New-Hampshre, 1881; Ore
trial New-Yorl gave the Republicans "a majority Of
only 1900 last Fall IN total vote OF more than 10000
help them. Now-Jcrsey gave Republican majority for
members OF the Legislature but elected Democrat
iticSi canSasses doubt that. If Congress fails
30 make the reforms which the country demands,
able Republican candidate nominated by c0ali-
tion. against the candidate of the senatorial ring,
whoever he might be- These States will have lSs cleo
tor yos under the new apporilonmont wnile II would
he necessary add only ca votes 10 the coalition column
10 give Il majority The new movement would be strong
in New-YOrk City, Philadelphia, NowOr.cans, Cincln-
natl, and Indianapolis the principal ccnters OF the
organizing, and its friends anxousy the pro
cecdugs Of Congress. In the three great States OF New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohlo casting l,S0sCO votes q
change Of less than 200 votes Is required to carry "a
electoral votes against tho Administration.
But the blDdleadets OF the party answer That 10 able
and influential III pubeas VIII JON faction when aP
pears % be forlOrn hope This seems to be reasonable
And yet there have been examples enough OF
men and other leading parlisns VINO nave iett tnelr
parties. When the canVaSses or 1896 ana 1860 began inc
Democrats found themselves Tapdly losing their most
prominent leaders. Should Congress adjourn in tho
Spring without rejecting the spOis d0smas OF such men
rs Snapp and Carpenter, many OF the Republican
Senators ana members Of Congress will hnd their
ALLEGIANCE the Republican party sensbly weakened
Senator Schurz would lead the new party in Missouri
and hold the balance of power there. The dissatisfaction
among the Republicans in Illinois, Indiana and ONO
would break into open revolt New-York seems nearly
ripe for similar change.
Tns is the coalition canvass as it appears 10 day. A
few weeks ago the cant phrase OF the office holders 10
silence orcisIn was that tho malcOntens
only study ing % How 20 beat Grant" If Congress
tnues to drag along at the heels O the ring senator's
ne InonoD0ss the railroad lobbyists, and refuses 10
take the Presidents advice the question will be
troublesome answer How TO beat the coalition -
The Rcpubcanpary as sreesentedln the United states
since 1861 1. Will find that delays are ddngerOuH, and
that what the people demand are no. promises but
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
FIRE AND LOSS or LIFE

BATE, n. H., Feb. IA fire here this morn.
ing destroyed tho dwelInghouse Of l. Let; loss 800
no insurance the dwelnG-hOuse Of l.. c. George. osa
81 5OO $500, the Congregational Church. os<
$1,000; insurance. o. Cartoons store loss $500 N
insurance and the hotel and OF l.. Carlton
loss S2 900; insurance 5000 David Chase killed by
the falling Of bricks; Deputy Sheriff Morrison received
serious internal injuries, and bm Minor dLsOCaied hs
shoulder by falling upon the ice
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
was Of unprecedented scvOry and win be long remem-

was OF unprecedented sevorty and vii, be long remem
bered.
train on the Illinois Central Railroad due st Sioux
City on Saturday the 9Th ut Is lying at Jeniars with
no Immediate prospect Of getting through It will prob
ably not reach here before tonight. Tho road
petoy blocked and the snow Ia packed very hard aud
will l--,e 10 be shoveled.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL CORPS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TTIR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCYR,i
WASHINGTON. Feb 2-1 a. m y
Synopsis f6r the mast tptnty -four hours
The center of the highest barometer has
moved north-eastward since Wednesday night to New
Jersey Tho pressure has fallen throughout the Gulf
States and Mississippi Valley, with north and northeast
winds,
Continued cloud and occasional light rain in the Gulf
States Rain is also reported from South Carolina, and
snow from Missouri and Kansas Clear and partially
cloudy weather has confined from the Middle and East
ern States north westward TO Minnesota
Light northeast winds prevail the South Atlantic
coast light winds and Gains .he Lakes light north
winds In the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys Cloudy
and threatening weather. with falling barometer
ported from the California coast
PTObdbiiihes.
Tho barometer will probably fall Friday very gen
orally cast OF the Missssipp clouds succeed the clear
weather in the Middle States and rising temperature
throughout the middle and Eastern States.
The rain and will probably extend north west
ward into Virginia. Dangerous winds are not antCI-
paed for the Atlantic ana the Gulf coasts tonight.
The Union Pacific Railroad is still block
AIDED with snow between Laramie and Rawns station.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
THE OPPOSITION" IN THE NATIONAL CANVASS

THE OBBOSITION IN TIE NAIIDNAL CANfA9o'
From The NJ T. Eveafno Post, Feb. l.
In 1868 Gen. Grant was elected by q majority
OF 100000 in total vote of 57O0000. Florida, Mississippi
Texas, and Virginia did not vote they would have re
duced the majority only few thousands The total vote
of the country at the last Congress elections about
55OO.C0, and the Republican majority was little more
than 10000. The Democrats had in two years gained
several States But the Democrats ana the Labcr
Rcf0rmers this year propose to unto with the Republican
"bOers," and make "A stronger appeal to the country
It Is fair therefore, that tho coalition
would start with strength than the Democrats had
AZ IL had simply tho strength OF the Democrats
the late Congress elections, upon the basis of the
new appOrtOnmen it would have 75 of the 57 members
of the Electoral College, within four OF majority.
70 be more definite IN canvass like that which l. fore
shadoWcd the Electoral votes of % States would be sure
TO be cast indicated in the first two columns below,
the other States would be fair field for contest
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
TIE SOUTHERN RAILROAD BILL PASSED BY TIE

TIE SOUTHERN RAILROAD BILL PASSED BY TIE
HOUSE.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-The Times and Chronicle
frankfort Ky special says the Southern Railroad bill,
with all the Senate amendments has passed the House.
S0mo opponents Of tho measure voted for tho amend
ments, expressing the hope that the people of Cncn-
natl would reject the charter account OF the amend
mens The friends of the bill voted for the amendments,
hoping that future legislation would remove the OBJ
jcctiOnable features Of the Eill.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
5perla! Nciirss


Union Republican General C0nmt,ee.-A SPECIAL
MErS NC of The Executive Committee VIII he hci FRIDAY BFH
NlNG, feb Republican hesilusrer. Ia-ie "S
important business will be transacted - - - . .
by oner GBO II VAN CLEFT, PnSNjent
Gao; Ww y cgp1ss' TG1SssOs' Secretaries
Newly ork Department Life association Of America.
Once. o, Broadway New lork, Jan l6 lA meeing OF hs
Of the Newioh Department Of te lhfe Asoai "
America viii be held the Uniefgrers Hail. no Us Broadway
TUESDAY Peb s. l' at o'clock for the Of eent
VI said Department AMI otherwise completing
gAniIalon thereof BY orio VI ae GoBea BOsr OF Docon
JAM8S H. BRIrr0N. Presdent
Hon WILLIAM BARSEs Consulting Council AID Actumy
e. r. buRAss Attorney and ~ perntcudent
Lea ~ ferrins' sauce.
PronOuneod BY ConnO,.seas
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
Il improves specific and digestion and unvaei favor
We drrcod by Me,srs LIZA PBRRNS prosecute M parties
makas yeni u countefeitA
John DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGBNTS kBw YORK
American Istitut--fne Poyshnic branch TiIis
tfr1ayl kVkNNG, u O'Clock, No - Cooper baihax
the exhibition Ar PARTRlDoB viii rd os
applications of the stencil" Admission frce. .- -
kOBEKr WkiR. SeerosD d. IILLhAn. Cahnnsst
There will be a Psbs Meeting Of us rweaiy anx wst
Council o. Resm. Nc ll featsss On 5nasy ses
EhOoAS w. Nso"0@ .'s~'s~"
Iassxa y. Jicksos. sossssAs
New-York tribune., 1872-02-02
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. 1

GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. IA special dis
patch from Austin, yesterday TO The HecS says that in
dicments against George Davis, Secretary of State
Newc0mb and Attorney General Alexander were to DO
returned 10 tho Court to-day by tho DistrctAtorney
Ono Of the charges for mlsdemeanor in Office, In giving
false certificate of election to W. T. Clark member Of
Congress from the IIId District, whereas Mr. Gddings
elected by clear majority Of G.Oo0.