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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

DEMOCRATIC DEsERTERs. -The Silver
State published at Unionville, does up
the Democratic desert rs in such excel
lent style that we cannot refrain from re.
producing the article 1l NlI
Col. r. H. Taylor, of Virginia adj
dressed the people of Unionyille on Mon
day evening, from Grant Democratic
standpoint. Col. Taylor is a man Of
some oratorical ability which the De-
mocracy have requited in times gone by
with elevation to positions of honor and
profit. That he had been Democrat.
he admitted. That he is now political
nondescript, incapable OF classification.
Is apparent. Promising confession of
Grantism with lament.oyer the forsak-
en- principles of Democracy, he con-
WINGED an audience, in which Democrats
We're in the majority, that he could be
wen spared. Schismatics and renegades
OF Col. Taylor's class are SO few in num-
Der in Nevada, that they hardly deserve
passing notice. We note his presence
among us, and his late change of stand
ard, as the only prominent instance of
desertion in the face of the enemy.
prominent, only because alone. We
pass small demagogues like Woodburn,
who are always in the market, and. con-
hrmed wrongheads like Pitser. Taylor
has been hungry mendicant for office
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

That CHRISTIAN SOLDIER AGAIN
Verify, the unfortunate people of Arizo.
ma are to be pitied indeed. No sooner
has one humbug been got rid of than
another has been sent to succeed him.
Tint absurd mountabank Vincent Colyer
was first allowed to affiict that hapless
Territory, and now that canting, swind-
ling hypocrite of Freedman's Bureau
notoriety = General Howard is there
making treaties with Cochise, who,
though mnrderous savage, is not nearly
such scoundrel as his Electromagnetic
tor, that christian soldier" Howard.
The latter is OF opinion that Cochise will
keep the peace. The Generals opinion
would be of some value if there were a
'windfe to be considered, but on other
matters he has had but little experience.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
SAND BAR, Mississippi River,
Nonr Iclarl Dc a. !,
HE GOLD GAMBLERS CANDIDATE.

The GOLD GAMBLERS CANDIDATE
Grant has been stigmatized, and justly
so with being the rich mans candidate.
AS the man whom all monopolies, rings
and the gold gamblers combine to sup
port because they can use him. This
has been FvehementIy denied, but we
find undoubted proof of the assertion.
in the fact that great number of
this very class in New York have come
out with manifesto in his favor. Of
course these cormorants does not wish
Greeley to be elected, because that
means resumption of cash payments,
and an end Of gold gambling. On the
other hand, the reelection of Grant
means the continued alliance of the U, s.
Treasury with the gold ring of New
York, and the aggregation of colossal
fortunes for the latter at the expense of
the people. = ,41-z.- u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

ukAND JURrEs.-fhe statute requires
.ha' the proceedings Of this body shall
pc strictly private, and every member is
speciaily sworn to secrecy. This being
the case II what the Review alleges to
be true concerning the action of the
last and previous Grand Jury, some of
the Jury must have been breaking their
oath, or else the Review is writing about
matters OF which it knows nothing. We
think the latter is far more probable
than the former. rr erse q On s--f
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
Jew Advertisements.

Bowery Consolidated Mill and Min
ing Company-Location Of Works. Ely Mining
District, Lincoln County, Nevada. = Notice. :
There are delinquent upon the following de.
scribed stock. on account of assessment levied
on the seventeenth day OF September. 1872,
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Names No. Certificate. No. Shas. Amt
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Seventeenth
day OF September, 1872, SO many shares of each
parcel OF said stock as may be necessary, will be
solu az puoiic auction, at the office of the Com.
pany, Room No. 81 Hayward's Building. No. 4la
California street. San Francisco, California. ON
the Nineteenth day of November, 1872.
at the hour OF one O'Clock p. m, of said day, TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon TO.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses of
sale. ''e' "a
CHAS. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
omce-Room p Hayward's Building. 4l9 Cali.
lorna street, San Francisco, California.
o3O-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

NHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAVE AP-
n. pointed the following persons as Inspec
pioche-Thompson Campbell, W. B. Gray and
v. hniHht. Polls at Deseret Telegraph office.
Baihonville-H,s ShaefYer, A-- Martineau
ana a. Mcmahon. Polls at Maget Mill and Min
ranace-A. 7. Barron, L. Hutchinson and Jas.
Langford. folls at 49, Ae ta'+ift H"
,, Dry Valley-H. Mears, NJ. Coschina and A. F,
Wuhams. Polls at 49, AN tN.lH, it 3
81. Ihomas-D. Bonelli, r. Patterson and B.
Los Vegas-O. D. Gass, N. Lewis and ".
Hlko-L. stearn. c. Heath and ]. Gelibart.
Clover Valley-L. L. Woods and H. o. Chsfan.
Long Valley 49, Reed. N. H. Carlow and
!. Nancy. Polls at -
Eagle valley-H. X. CAamlerlin, J. HAM
mond and SIR wehten. Pollsat ----@H
=. Highland-J.C. Marshall, Z. Dodds and 4.
Mullen. Polls ut -----.- Z 4fBFr ,A'Af
Chief, Il. Cobwn, A. I.iston and J.. Wade.
Rose valley-I. N. Knight. s. W. Weston and
yas, Herman. Polls ut ---.- y o2S@
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
TO CANDIDATES.

All announcements for Office. and all political
printing herewith connected are required to be
paid for in advance. This is our invariable rule
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

The Nassau, a British ship of war has
been chastising horde Of pirates in the
Malayan Archipelago. :
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

Colonel M. N. Stone, of Virginia City.
candidate for Presidential Elector. ad-
dressed the citizens of Winnemucca last
week, ir Jr.A -
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
BoR1se FOR wHrskY.-some week.

BORING FOR WHIsKY.-Some weeks
since the Review, jeering at Kendall S
bill for boring artesian wells, said the
people of Nevada preferred whisky to
water. If they do, they should visit Ar
kansas, where there is an irrepressible
borist named Cowdon, who has been hunt
ing for the wreck of steamer loaded
with whisky, which was sunk in the Mis-
sissippi, near Island SO, in 1860. Cow
don bored eleven hundred and twenty
four holes within the limits where it was
thought the wreck lay without success,
but on sinking the next one, he struck
the wreck he had so long been looking
for. He tersely describes his success in
the following letter: .--. .-r..
SAND BAR, Mississippi River,
Near Island SO, Oct. I'd.
Editors Appeal: To-day, at II clock,
after seven weeks search, have struck
the wreck of the steamer South Bend, in
boring our eleven hundred and twenty
fifth hole. The boat lies perfectly level
and straight, as if on dock. The decks
are sound and unbroken, twenty-four
feet deep under in the sand, and about
sixteen feet below the present stage of
water. The cargo consists principally of
liquor, which will be of great value, and
with appliances l can get it out.
Respectfully, yours,
John Gowdon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

o. the Shoshonee and B,nnock tribes of Tn.
dams for tho relnquishment Of porti ,ns of
their reservation in Wyoming Territory, N
provide for the sale Of certain Indian isnds
IN Kansas to confirm to the Great ana liz
Tie Usage Indians the reservation in Tho In
dian Territory for the sale Of the Black
Bob Indian lands in Kansas TO enable the
Secretary Of War to pay the expenses in.
cured in suppressing Indian hostilities in
the Shawnee Indian lands, Kansas. undsr
direction and with the approval Of the Sec.
rotary OF the Interiors granting right of
way through the public lands 70 the Pensa-
cola and Louisville Railroad COMPANY; tn
create an additional land district In Mime
SOFA; to secure homesteads to actual set
tiers on the public domain concerning the
land grant to Oregon for the establishment
Of an agricultural college; to settle land
titles in Iowa; In relation to settlers on GER
tain reservations in Minnesota ..... The fol-
lowing bills were passed: In relation 10
settlers on the West Wisconsin railroad; To
authorize the construction Of q bridge
across the Mississippi at or near Red Wing.
MIMI, and to establish il a. q post route.
....Adjourned.
In the House on Thursday, May lo. the
Tariff and Tax bill was taken up in Com
mittee Of the Whole. The duty ON auinine
was reduced from rs per cent. TO 10 per cent.
Paper Of all kinds was added to the list of
articles to which the 10 per cent. reduction
Of the existing duty is to be applied. ...Mr.
Dawes's resolution for adjournment sine die
on Monday, June3, at 2o'clock, was agreed
to-yeas l42, nays 57....The following bills
were passed: 10 create an additional land
district in Kansas; relating TO the erection
OF new land districts granting the right of
way to the Dakota Grand Trunk Railroad
Company; granting like right of way TO
the Utah and Northern Railway Company
granting like right of way TO The Missouri
Valley Railway Company for the relief of
certain homestead settlers on public lands;
to confirm entries of lands under the act Of
Aug IA, 1854, to graduate and reduce the
price of public lands...".Adjourned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

We learn from the Mississippi Con.
sentative that a few days since negro
man named Lewis Buchanan, living on
}. X. Shackelford's place. two and
half miles from Carrollton. climbed
tree to saw off limb upon which
swarm OF bces were settled. When the
limb fell the whole swarm settled upon
the head OF the unfortunate man, and
stung him so severely that he died in
ten minutes. When help was offered he
said It was no use, for he ut once ex.
PRED. Whether his sudden death was
caused by absorption of the virus Of the
stings, or by the great shock to the ner.
vous system, is question for the doc
tors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

A FIRE at Chicago on Friday evening de-
stroyei the three-story frame planning mill
and sash and door factory of r. J. Rowell 4
Son. Loss about 500, O00.. Mr.. Joshua
Dye, of Arlington, Ind, was almost inst a mt
ly killed at Richmond, Ind, by being
knocked down in drunken fight at Ben
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

III the senate en- eunesday, May 10,
the Military Committee reported bill to
provide crutches for soldiers and sailors dis.
abled during the war....The report of the
Committee of Conference on the Deficic ncy
bill was agreed to by vote of IS to "a. 49,.
Adjourned.
In the House on Wednesday, MAY Is. the
second section of the Tariff and Tax bill was
finally disposed of in Committee OF the
Whole. This reduces existing duties 10 per
cent. on manufactures of cotton, wool, etc.
iron and all hanufactur es of iron; printing
paper, india rubber, straw, oilcloths, etc 49,.
BIZ were passed as follows: To establish a
uniform time for Presidential elections
II ouse bill providing for stenographers for
United States Circuit Courts. The con fer.
ence report on the Deficiency bill was agreed
to. 1t provides that the Secretary Of the
Treasury is authorized and directed TO nav
to lawful owners, or their legal represents.
tives, the value of all cotton seized after the
3Oth Of June, 1865, by agents Of the. Govern
ment unlawfully and in violation of in
structions, the. net proceeds, without inter-
est, to be actually paid into the Treasury, a
receipt thereof being full satisfaction Of all
such claims, and not 10 apply to any cause
now pending before the Court Of Claims or
any cause not fled in the Treasury Depart.
ment within six mcnths after the passa 90
of the acknowledgement.
In the Senate on Thursday, May Is,
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Depot
bill was passed."..The following bills were
reported from the Committee on Indian Az
Iairs and from the Committee on Public
Lands, and passed: To authorize the
President to negotiate with the chief men
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-22

Bail Dad Company 49,. -...;
276g New Orleans City Railroad
Company. .,,-...'..'.. 80. =.
2gTg2 New Orleans Commercial Bull
letin Printing Company,
2y-g3 New Orleans and Florida
Steamship COmpany......,..
247pi New Orleans Mechanics SOC!e-
ty...-,s.s..s. ,.....'s. 49,
2g19J New Orleans School Of M5di-
ClQe....sss.s ss.r s1ss Fs.,r,s
25797 New orleans Catholic Male
Asylum. ..,..............'',. go.
2gT19 New Orleans Insurance COM
pany. '.....
243GO New Orleans FiIe Company No
L.....s......s' 49, ..ss.s'''''
2n02 New Orleans Republican .-...
2sEU3 New Orleans Sanitary and yer
l. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-22
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-28
CITY ITEM

a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of ready-made
Clothing for gentlemen, youths and boys A
very large lot of imported and domestic cassi-
meres Tor ordered work Furnishing goods of
every variety. Prices to suit all.
ROMAN Il Cox, 5O7 eth street.
GENTLBMEE's blk CLOTH frocks for Is, % and s2s.
Gents, BIZ cloth walking coats for 49, Is and so.
Gents blue cloth walking coats for H. Is AMI S2l
Gents tine blk beaver suits for S33, worth so.
Gents heavy blue beaver suits.
Gents medium weight blue beaver suits.
One Price Only.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 410 18th street y. w.
LIGHTNING Heaters and Parlor Sun La
trObe Stoves; equal TO any and better than MANY;
at Hamilton x PearsOn's mantel and chande-
her emporium. cod
wearing apparel cleaned in frst-c class manner,
sent them to A. Fisher, No. els 9th street, oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give You
satisfaction without fail. 9,21,3:
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fee, 81 per V,sit-
COrIs extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, Re, relieved and cured, at DR.. Whites,
No. 6S5 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
TEE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per Ct on deposits. Tt314t16
THsRhoMvTHRs snd Barometers arc repaired
snd made TO order by Hemplsr, near * street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-28
Freddy" Boswell Ratifes His Nomt.
nation

Re Is ASSISTED BY MARKRT-MAsrER ORDwAy
A. COFFIN, AND OTHER SHINING LIGHTS.
Last night the first OF the series of Boswell
rSuhcat on meetings took place at the corner of
ldth and L streets. A stand had been erected,
aud was decorated with one flag and dmly
nightly by Chinese lanterns distributed as fol-
lows on the front side, on the east side on
the hind side, AID nary one Oh the west side
-Four smoking torches from the armory of the
kerosene Brigade only helped to disclose
instead OF alternating, the gloom. At O'clock
one OF Majors our horse wagons drove up the
South " ashington band playing Columbia, the
Gem OF the Ocean," and after a short stoppa ye
the driver was ordered TO make a circuit Of the
9TH, 9th, 9TH and Sth districts The wagon afor
SaId haG canopy formed of the American Dag
over II, and bore the inscription, " Grant and
Wilson; Tor Delegate TO Congress F. A. Bos-
well." About $50 O'Clock the wagon (this time
laden with the band and a number OF bows car
ryng tofchCs) again made its appearance at the
head OF procession. Ths band took pOsitiOn on
the stand, and so did the Congressional candi-
date, Mr.. Boswell, Market master Ordway, the
lncorruItble Rhinehart, DIR. Jim Bowen, Cor
nelius Clark, and Harry Peyton, and thew
having been seated, the band very appropriately
played " a medley" PeytOn called the meeting
10 order, and nominated Cornelius Clark as
chairman. Clark did not take the chair because
there WAS no such article on the stand but took
the place where the chair should, would could
or nlshI have been if there had been one, and
said they had met ID present their standard
arer, whom he would now introduce.
Z" NOW, then, three cheers for Mister e. A.
Roswell The cheers were given, and
MT. Boswell came forward, and being unwe!l,
was closely wrapped up in an overcoat. He said
this contest seems to be an awkward one and
some positions have been changed. Some of the
men who now persecute the party (the Ordwav
lie Barnes Boswell Reddy Welch partv) would
have hung him (''Freddy'') for his republican
ism Few years ago, If in their power. Chapman
had said If they elect Boswell il would be a
Greeley triumph, but he wished it understood
that Greeley was not his champion, and he was
emphaucally in favor Of Grant, come victory or
defeat. lCheers.l He then went on the hour
- text, aud wound up by saying that he was not
IN Mr.. Hines interest and PROPOSED IN remain
IN the held until the polls close. DR. Jim Bowen
was the next orator introduced and he spoke his
piece IN favor OF hours, 50 per day, the GRAY
bill, and bill making all the officers eIective
by the people. Jim quoted from Scripture, "To
your tents, y ISRAEL" and asked if thew were
willing '' to dig 15-fOOt graves at $50 and be
buried alive without even tie benediction being
said over tLemY"
Messrs: Ordway, a. Coffin and others then
addressed the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-28
Washington Markets.
THE RULING Prices TO-DAY.

IhE RULING fklCES TO-DAY
This morning Center market was very well
Supplied, and the attendance of BUYERS and
follows:
Neats-Beef (porter house). 25a3Oc. per III.
do (sirloinl, 25c.; do. (round) zoe. 90 (rossting
pieces, 20a2jc.; do. (corned), 10a12Sc c.; pork
I'm a2Oe.; do. tcoInedl, Sal2 &c; mutton, 15a2Dc
lamb, 1Ja20c.; veal 15a20c.; dried beef, 20s31c
hams whole 1Sa20c.; do. sliced 25a2sc should
ers (wbole), Sallc.; cut, II 4 sl3c mIddlings ~
cut, l5c lard, 10al2Lc.
Ftsh.-Rock, 40c. per bunch; perch foe. per
bunch; spots, 40c. per bunch; taylOrs. foe. per
bunch; salmon, Csc. per H.; salmon trout i2s
l5c. per ID; Spanish mackerel, 2jc-asl each;
Boston do, 2Ua25c.; shad (salt or smoke,D
2Oa25c. each; herring (do. roe), JJc. per doz; DO
(meit), 30c.; hslibut, 2Dc. per lb.; pike, 4Oc per
h.; catfish 25c per bunch; crabs. Zoe. per doz !;
ioosleTs, l9c per To-; sturgeon, Be- per I0 Sleeps
Gdme.--DUcks, blue wing, 81 per pair; NAL
lard 81 - per pair; Wiigeon, IL per pair; black
heads, - per pair; ortolan, 81 per dozen; reed
birds, 81 per dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish, 40c. per peck: do.
sweet, Zoe; turnps, 40a5Gc.; beetS, 5a3c. per
bunch; onions, white. 81, red, 6)c., yellow, 4)c.
per peck; tomatoes 61as0c per peck; Cabbage,
6al2c. Ter head; lima besDs, 2hs25c. per quart;
egg plant, 5ai0c. each; corn, 20a2jc. per DOZEN
pumpkins loaZ5c. each; peppers, l2c. per doz.
fTtttS--A ppies, (eating,) soc. per peck; do
(ccoking,) 30a4Oc.; peaches. 41a61c.; pears (eat-
lng,l 60c.aSl; do, cooking, )40a6 ;watermeions
l5a3ec. each; 'canteiOups, I0a31c. each; grapes
lps l0c per 10; chinqGapins, Ice. per quart
BgttsT.-Phiadelphi print SOC Der ib =: choice
roll, 4Oc; fair do, 25a3Oc. Eggs 25a30c per doz.
Cheese, 20a25c. per Id.
Pouitry.-Chickens, 75c.S1.25 per pair; ducks,
15c aSl per pair.
The following were the ruling
PRICES AT TIRE WHOLESALE MARKET
louisiana avenue, between 10th and 18th streets:
irlsh potatoes. per bushei, S115; sweet 20
Istoes, per bhl., IS $3.50; peaches. per busheI
SI.'6ac2; apples. per bbl, s2aS4 30; green corn,
per 100 dozen, Sl5; tomatoes, per bushel, s.,
canteloups, per 100, Sl2aSi5; grapes, per 100 lbs.
sSaS lO egg plant per dog. 1885, pears. per bushel,
sass; damsOns. per bushel, S. 81; onions,
per bushel, Sl.35; beets, per 100 lunches, SO
cabbage, per hundred, SSaS10; chickens, per
dozen, 81 5Oa>6; eggs, per dozen, 2Sc.; cucum-
beTs, per dozen, Ice
During the past week about 160 tons of hay
has been disposed of-cover, best quality, bring
ing 81 o5ssl 80 per hundred, and good timothy
s2aS225 Wheat straw 90c., and oat straw Al 80
70 bushels OF oats sold very readily at 56,. per
6ushei for new, and SIC. tor old crop. $50
barrels OF corn was sold at i75as4s5 I5C bnshels
of potates sold yesterday for 81 4OaSI 50 for good
and Sl.20 for inferior.
This market was well supplied to-day, and
sales were brisk.
Twelve head of cattle, OF fair quality, were
sold at 81 per cwt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-28
THE C0URTS,

POLICE COURT, Judge AiUs.-To-day, VIM
Coe, dlsorderly; s.. James Campbell, profaniSy -
-. Miles Gibbons, do; So Maggie Davis,
yagrancy; $50 bonds, or workhouse. Bridget
Bassett, charged with selling liquor by the
small; s25-appeal taken. The case against
Rschael Goodsll, charged with stealing SAP,
was dismissed, the prosecuting witnesses not
appearing. VIM. Cullom and j. &. Bates,
charged with assaulting Samuel Turner, were
aIraigned. Cullom plead guilty, and Bates not
guilty. Prosecuting witness testified that the
parties invited him to take ride in the country,
and the first named whipped him with a horse
whip and with his fist, and at the time they
accused him of writing an insulting letter to
Bates. Ii was shown that Bates stood by and
saw the assault, aiding and abetting Cullom.
The court fined Cullom S25 and Bates $50; an
appeal was taken. Thomas Swami, assault on
Emily Swami; so. JAS. Birth, assault on Lizzie
Tibbs, (throwing a pass book In her face;) So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-28
G E o & G. ETO W N

A GRAND TOURNAMENT win take place on the
college villa grounds, Georgetown heights, next
Wednesday afternoon, commencing at O'Clock.
and Virginia have signitied their intention to
enter the lists, and contest for the honor of
croWning the Queen of Love and Beauty. 1t is
expected that Hon. Montgomery Blair will ad-
dress the Knights.
GRAM SALES To-DAY.-The sales of whe at
to-day were $50 bushels of choice at 81 95 and
Loco bushels of prime red at price which did
not transpire j. q. Waters to-day received go
bushels OF wheat from Occoquan, Va; sold TO
arrive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-28
Condensed LOea;


Vim =. BOseman. q clerk IN the Third ACdi-
tors Ofice, has resigned 10 EGO West"
Company A, ". y. l., have concluded TO &C
rept an invitation o. the Richmond Blues, to
xisit Richmond on the SOth and 3Ist of October
Among the books which will be sold at auction
next week by Messys. Iatimer x Cleary, IL one
entitled. "a History Of the Devil" printed in
Itt-.
The Greeleyites o. the 10th district met last
night and Messrs. English, Drake, and KAN
ueTer were APRON ted a committee 10 make ar
ram eTn ents for meeting and TO look
after trr registration OF voters on Tuesday next
Theodore l.. Moody, o. this city, who was %
badly injured by the AstOr House elevator
fhrOaEh tie careles=nesS OF the attendant bag
returned % " Washington, but is still confined 20
his led.
A. there were numerous dilatOry voters in the
FIST district in numerical order, who did not
ind out that the registration was intended t. DE
a nual one uutii after il was over, cannot the
lOui set one day at thc City Hall for cOIrec-
fiOn and revision
Tie " a-Lu St0u LCmUaGCerv kui ghts Temp
lar, of Hartford, CONN VII leave Hartford on
MOudsv, October 1itE, ~ he steamer state II
New 0Tl ioT NeV York city. departing theu.e
To this city by Tail reaching here on Tussl Law,
the l5tL, az c3d O'Clock p II. They will Je the
guest OF The three Communicates Of this Dis
fTigt.