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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CHANGE.

The New York, New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company Will use the TwentysevenLh-st de-
not for the last time to-day The arrangements for
cupvtng It's part or Grand Central Depot com
plete and the removal Of books papers &c, is now In
progress The TO the waing-room OF the new
quarters is in Fortyseeondst This room Is large and
handsomely fitted up AT It's southeast corner is tee-
graph Office, nc its south ade ne~sstahu al us hor
the esst ana west ends Of tho room Is a
tirket-oflce. The west, or ladies' end OF the
valtipr room opens into a ladies' dressing room, aud
cas-. uf the wgiug-rOUm Is the baggagerO0n between
these rooms stairway leads 20 the sesOnd nOOr, where
are the rooms OF the President, superintendent Direct
ys aud clerks. which handsomely carpeted ana tuf
led The tracks tho road enter the depot Just east
the building. IN, .,
It Is believed that this arrangement VIII he as adj
a4eeous for the public for me company, Tor the
selays in drawing the between Forty second ana
seventh-sa. by horses viii De avoided ana the
ACCOMMODATIONS Tor passengers VIII DO lar supeiIOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
4 CHALLENGE FROM ER0UDE.

Before beginning his third lecture in Boston,
on Monday evening Mr.. FrOude delivered the following
challenge those who have accused him OF bad faith
his treatment Of historical documents:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: feel It my duty in view Of
the in which my lectures have been received IN
this country, 70 word 70 you who honor me with
your at lectures in defense OF myself ana
my books which am pleased 20 learn have had some
what extensive sale IN this country. am accused "
bad faith my treatment or historical documents, ana
IL has been charged against me that am not 10 Do
trusted and that dishOnOrahle IL Is impOs
slbe for 10 reply detail TO the charges Of uaccu
racy which have been made against me. and have
therefore determined assaants in the fol-
lowing manner II ~ challenge exactly similar 20 thar
by 70 The Saturday Revieto some time since, IN
70 criticisms which had been made against
Let my accusers select any number Of pages from
historical works, three four hund
red pages they may please, aud submit them o. the
Keeper Of the Records In England with whom all hstOr
cal documents deposited Let them then appoint
commission 20 examine and compare my works with
these documents and tncase their charges Do made
good forever after 70 hold my peace and accept mo
dishOnOred position 20 which they would COnslgn
me- II they do not mako good their charges, they 70
make me public apology, retraoiing what theY nave
said against me, the expenses OF TINS commission 70 De
borne by As writer who has done MS best 20 tell
the ruth, think II simple justice that this challenge
should settle the question OF the accuracy OF my writ
iuEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
cATrLg MARKETS.

cgrc,eo Nov fa-CArr1V-Recps 30 hssd rte' v''r 7t
sDeke good ~ % 70 gOoA y e1t As1' 'e"
Al r " : % slIpm as. l.l0 head
HOES leciDu 100 head market nther duet p'eLer' is
which TIE pnce agreed By lcni Shippers u2
sorted Ots a. s. ga - - iaf1e -~'el -l so
many hogs rsmaSn unsod shipments, 90 bead .
SHKEP-ancsiuts 0o head oeai and shipping ienaoi
sales a. % Is % - y for igir - choice -
g-RgEvEsrhere goof fernf1f M
week Tor drass dyaBost The odennE
bO1e Y y for 'ar n poe
B - b Tor Beeves and common q rom fN9e
B zross The principal aIval u BeeTes &s NON he fia a..
Psnnsyiyanis c0unueA ,., -, -,. -.
sHgRP-The for good Sheep vas also ons nd ~
shapged hands Il prices ranging 5tdet Tor AR ~ %
Lambs 5o A 0Bc = To-
FoGs-rhs active and $50 head SER sold 81 rvs
DO 90 > v Nv D net, for corn ed ~. .-
Cows much demand Tor Cows and prices on o
2o hesd sold a. IRON sS9s}S H spnnsen @Sa i''" p'7
or ircSz -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
sEwARKs NEW ASSOCIATION HALL

Park-st. Church, purchased some months
since by the Young Mems Christian Association, and
used by the sOcsty ectureroom under the name Oh
Association Hail. has been remodeled by Mr. steA the
architect and Of the finest amusement halls
OF the State The exterior OF the building has nos been
altered but the plain unassuming sanctuay has dos
Bomed into a gorgeous modern eeture-room.
About three months ago tho work of changing inc
building into a lecture was begun. ahu great
changes have been wrought. large~and hahdaoino
gallery has been erected. which runs al1hk either si
the rO0m forming semi-crole The platform y 20 -
Vide and IA feet deep. There stage entIAnoes AZ
en- her end aud on one side there spacious fetrhk o
dressing room The hall, when completed VIII scat ''V
people. ,....,. .F.tr
The opening concert last night was a peisahs ahII
throughout Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg mrn bouHo
Brown. George simpson. tenor FRANK heumett1, psa
tone The Musical Union OF Nowlfk' anu 81 -.
ehestra took p3ft under the eaderAhip u Ffoi EfuSs
.N-JeEE-fe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
TAXPAYERS WRONGS.
ovpp uArFA MILLIoN SQUANDERED

OVER HALF A MILLION SQUANDERBD
TIE AMOUNT OF THE STREET OPENING FRAUDS
IN Two YRARs-A MOTHER COMMISSIONER DE-
HOUNCEs THE VILE SYSTEM.
The continued exposures publsned IN yes
erays TRIBUNE OF the extraordinary charges made ny
the Commissioners in street openings formed the or
den OF conversation Yesterday not only amOnS TAX
payers Interested, bat among members OF tho coniu
nifty in general Tho effect OF the exposures WILL Wit
ont doubt result the cutting down OK the amounts ny
the Commissioners. in the 20 different praeeeuiit
now pendn 20 something like reasonable ana
charges Tho Commissioners appointed In The case Oh
Boulevard extension, tho new cross sIrees running i"
KlnpsbriIco Road TO the Boulevard near the Harlem
River and the opening OF four new streets north OIL "
hundred and nftynfth-st known the Dyekman pro-
ceeding were appointed by Judges Brady and Barrett
and remarkable difference has already been made
apparsnr in the manner in which they have
expedited matters and In the small amounts
OF the expenses Tho Commissioners in tho
case OF tho street running from Kingsbridgs koad al
though engaged IN the matter only for four months nave
finished the surveys and maps, and have advertised or
tho propertyOwners affected TO appear and give es-
onv before them in regard tho value Of the property
on Dee g. VIM r. Martin, OF the Commissioners
states that the projects involve ~ miles or improved
territory and will not exceed S20OO in cost while under
the old system IL would have been $1,000 or s4oO0'
The amount OF expenses which the Commissioners
we're accustomed 70 charge seem 70 have been MADE
without any reference 70 the extent Of the Improvement
or according TO any principle whatever and estabhshe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 the caprces and wants Of the
Commissioners. The following table shows the amounts
paid for opening streets and 1871 the amounts
Which were legally DUE and Of which the tax
payers demanded: -. 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
The WEAIHER.
OFFICE or Ti;H CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER Z
WASHINGTON. D. G., Wednesday, Nov. 20-l a. IN. }
-.-Lunnsta IN. Lle Daa LLgelLLA- foAr h0nrg.

OFFICE or Ti;s CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Wednesday Nov. 2O-l a. N.
ssnoDsts Tor me DGa ApenfV four AOurg.
The barometer has fallen ON the lower lakes
and IN the Middle and Eastern States, with southwest
er.v winds, threatening weather, and occasional IElL
snow. In the South Atlantic aud Gulf Light VARIABLE
sOuthery aud uorhWestery winds with partially cloudy
weather. IN the Northwest and thence over the upper
a and 10 the ONO Valley nOrt-westeriy winds, high
barometer. clearing and very cold weather WITH &C.
casional snow ON Lake Superior and In the ONO valley
Probabilities.
For the Northwest the upper lakes, and thence 20
the Ohio yer clearing clear, ana very cold weather.
attn nigh barometer and continued nOrth-westerly
winds extending during the day 70 Tennessee IN no
South Atlantic aud Gulf States, sOuthwesterY 70 north
westerly winds. partly cloudy weather anu DaIometers
rising III the evening. .
on the lower lakes and the Middle States. south
westerly TO nortiwestery winds, with cloudy weather
and occasional light snow followed nc night by rising
barometer aud clearing weather In New England. low
barometer, sOutAwestery winds, cloudy weather. anb
TfsHrf aupu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

DIED.
BURGgR-On Third day month"; sa s1 Timothy u Sarge.
b FcarS
Soic- Of faueral On Fourth DAY morning.
CAMP-On Mouar Christian e-cs yourgesi son u A
4. and AnLoiBetc Camp. agvl 10 mlatag. y
Fgnerli sill li.-'l No ~
rhrty-sixtt~s O'Clock this Ncdnoslall afternoon
eRoMBR-Ou sunday Nov H. in B,Oslys. John Croh i -
yearH.
Rochester Dapsrs please c5pr
SHAVE Irn MS Nov H. John IT. ,1N,nucss. sg~ ,,
sTgELISGOn saurisv strnay 5T5 Pr Rcanaaa.
ssad MaTgart heSs vile % d. aola =" 1'af "a ne
- her
Preuas Of he emily Invited % 'tend De ncfrl
AL q
Garages vii be . tiva Of 10 bat zoos
Deg-sL, Nes-tork-
wHgAToS-As LshgoT y. =. Tuaa,1 Sos 10, ..1-a saiis
Whesor. sgsi Al geart
Ia o'clock a. n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

APPEAL FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE RE
CENT STORM IN NORTHERN EUROPE.
TO the Editor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: The distressing accounts which have
reached NJ by cable II the loss OF life aud goa desrue-
tou OF uroporty GA sea and land the bosep
INC outno Baltic sea during .ho recon. lor..slo gA,a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

TE EIixa BzoAIDs CALcUs CoErOgsD s ~ er' 90
sgclSDAEr TAOS present horA -
moves IRON The ssen poison dlE beea absorbed lunrg u.
disease lad sheh results GlandsFs Drops Prepared saI "
TiLDEa Co, l75 W,il44st
For I,le By Drugysts generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

Among the passengers lost on the Missouri
was Lewis Cleveland, formerly Of New YORK 1it lAI
erv PROPRIETOR OF the Royal Victoria hOtei. HasS2ts
New Providence. well known A. q desirioe Nins-t
resort for nYads. The hotel - no" open under me
MANAGEMENT OIL Sir. :. d. Felter Of TINS ci-y
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Frs ARRTVFD.

FROM RIO JANEIaO-Ea FeqsfhiD Worth 4msrt1 Nov ~ .
d. ~ W. B0-1 Rnl Ls1ugt1n wife and children Capt "rogt
Carpenter r. J. DAVIS D. Carroll snd son ChaA Hder Fm bsA
J,s F,ror Tbos Glsspy Froin Tbom.s-Roht Potts. o. 4
~ b. AurdOck O. 5. n; X. r. Tyler y $ y g. ie thslleas
Miller Joan D. Moore Lewis DaEts, Hem Auafr D
Charlie. Bates Michael Riley, Charles BgPhrr it-s I
lA0nps0e-
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THE BRooKLYY AssEssMENT coSTEsr

IUL LIIUhLIN II--7I ~I7-' IL
At an adjourned meeting of the Bedf0rd-ave
property owners held last night in the Office Of George
swift, at Bedford and DeKalb-ayes.. Brooklyn. julian
Allen IA TIC cAar reslIn uOus wero adopted instFneBg
the committee rctalniGen. Benjamin r. Tacy as coun
suIt tho courts 10 resist tle ltst
nents about 10 be- leyled ioT laying tAc a1tllialA"
Placement Oh that sfrenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
THE ARKANSAS STRUGGLE.


SUCCESS OF THE REFORM PARTY AT THE POLLS
THREATENED UsURPAuON By HADLET
AND CLAYTON.
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNgl
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 19.-All the counties
have been heard from, and notwithstanding the most
glazing frauds the part OF Clayton and his party, the
State has cone for Greeley and Brown. and the whole
Reform ticket Ia elected. at the regular polls large
Qualification meeting" held here last night, and
others being held all the State It is reported
that Gov. Hadey and Senator Clayton have gone 70
Washington 10 consult President Grant and TO see
whether they VIII DO sustained in usurpng the State
Government II so they intend to hold possession OF
the State House, appoint al Legislature, and maintain
themselves in Office. They openly admit that Brooks Is
elected Governor but declare that he shall not be in
augurated A State Convention Of the Reform party
will be called about the lat OF January next The Re
form Campaign Committee will to-day issue an address
congratuatng the people their success in the late
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
SOUTHERN AFFAIRS.
THE TWO ALABAMA LEGISLATURES STILL IN
SESSION


THE TWO ALABAMA LEGISLATURES STILL IN
SESSION.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 19.-FOur other COnserva-
tves have arrived and enrolled their at the Capt
tot besides Republican, making So which is one less
thana quorum In the Senate, 10 Senators were present.
being two less than quorum. Both Houses adjourned
TN tomorrow The three Conservatives OF Marengo
who were arrested by United States Deputy Marshal
and taken 70 Mobile gave bonds in that city, ana VIII
arrive here tonight and be IN their seats tomorro "
This Will give the Conservative branch which meets IN
tho legislative rooms at the Capitol quorum OF each
House.
The Republicans met AZ the United States Court Room
and elected officers having enrolled members from yari-
Gus counties without certificates There arc no new de-
veIopmenls to-day but tomorrow will probably forecast
the result.
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION TROUBLES.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 19.-In the United
st4es District Court, to-day, the Of Kellogg AT
warmoth ct al. was continued until Friday. Upon the
affidavit Of Kellogg. stating effect that Gov Warmoh
and his Returning Board dsregarded the Injunction OF
the Court motion was granted requiring them 10 snow
cause on Friday WHY they should not DE puhlsheu Oi
Tie ease of Heron agt. Wharton ct al, before TIE
Eighth District Court, IL IN progress The audAlIs ~
tins case are numerous ana contradictory.
THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE ORGAN
lied.
RALEIGH, Nov. 19.-The General Assembly
Of North Carolina completed its organization to-day Col
J. T. Morehead Of Guilford elected Speaker Of the
Senate and Capt James RObnsonOf Macon. Speaker Of
the House All the officers OF both Houses Conserve
tiyes Guilford Christmas, o colOred Democrat, wa
elected assistant dOorkeeper OF the Senate The Gov
ern0ros message was sent 10 the House to-day at 7
O'Clock but Was not read both Houses were in JOIN
session comparing the vote for Governor ana state or
fcers. The Governors message will be read az the
morning session tomorrow. joint Democratic caucus
OF both Houses Is IN tonight. But little iuter
IA taken In the contest for United States SenatOrshp
ana che coming man Is yet unknown
GRFELEY's MAJORITY N KENTUCKY OVER 5000
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 19.-0hicial returns from
all but II counties IN this State give Greeley 1928
Grant sI5l5 and O'Conor 2l55 votes. Greeey's tota
ai0rly IL ClI7. The Congress delegation Is entirely
Democratic.
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Surria! NOtites
caution

TaE rR0w CIR DnsEs-lE Co 81 GsEEsssr
Tue pablo Arlouei p0as . aadsr pass o. o.s
vaas of THE DIRECTORY. gaia 1ssaass . private l's-.
abi places % business for aeflTious pgrrasss.
sach instances have kno~feiss.
In @ d csrvssag Asea. promised Sa proper 80
,hout1 AsnoibY IOHS rROw o. sfpo''s sal -
THB rROW CITY DiRECr0Er Co
rae WsrklHgsssaae A. Prossatays Dnieh.
AZ ~ if.a
upol vorkas venes she nos e sesspe e- ~, . -
uey.rs sua sshasg resf1ra- ~ Ftieh .a'e
bsea ssrueG ooAseisd By a. shea ,a,'. AZ l. -.
Dr. ctenc professionally, 10 See oa tasiat pef@ "a
ii ~ IN. r..scr u atatr a4lnf DO a. $50 Ns
g~ li X al sgsa be- o. A hoo1i No Bud 49, % la-i
Nov ~ .---...--.. ...-.--..-.+..
Port-snice Nefire.oe mails Tor ifof aafg 80 s,st saa
~ a !, o. - lap AsRAi a "A So. ss y, ~ s@Ai = -
IT. A ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

Use Reunes Pan-kilIing Magic Oil flh strength. boa
et nails snd internally A0ne epidemic Use y
bihs nostFil and 10 sab and iiauieci ~ manrer
JoHs HsNET AsesG n. L
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Actual sn0uni % pro. err
Legal eharge. rad oNnefN


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1,1a0 feet at % cents
SlE5i mays AMI srr $3.50. -a sapM
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sla ST. g IS; FEET at 3
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cents. sS15i AMI
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Toias...........-sll4626 80 SCI 70 "A S5O6,6O3 81
This shows that the taxpayers Of the city, during the
years 1870 and 1871 defauded out OF half million
dollars the nitiatOry proceeding Of street openings
alone This does not include the excessive
involved IN these openings, amounting TO millions Of dol
lars only the amount absorbed illegally by the Com
mlssoners for openings paper"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

broadway
Ae nov opening @ Broae ssia,I Cocis P.fof )'u
meats * 5eihg the latest productions Of the Pas workshop
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n4RRLED.

SAL i-8Aa 49, 49, y .,5.,so ~ 30 ~. ~ N g-,,g.
BANK u PaslsoB. n I.
an Notices Of Marriages must b. iRdorsed cl!A fad
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nOMEsTTC PORTs.

Nov. i0Ayd barks Kate saeon, fon Cotteas7rg
Nlbo5. on Penang Neptune. iroIa CenfueoEA
s G., AsF. ly-ArrTe steamship Sa.np "a. o1
Ne1-YOrk r. Bro5ks. from PlilleI5aa AAtoEa fsa
Baltimore Gidersieeve from View YORK sailed s'esasp
Charleston Nss.fOrk Aug ksl or Liverpool san
ALBANIA 2okes, Baltimore; J. b SkrT, or W0lis Hole
Nov lSArrYed ssamhps DAD Isnto sn s"s
g,ery nom Cleared. barn Cou-nle, oI Lseol ~
q W. Holt Providence; Anna sims .or Atanzs2 ln. Au-.
BALTIMORE steamship Leo. To- YORK, ae1-ra ~
THIRD, Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS
HALlyAr n s. Nov. l9The steamship Peruytn sailed & aoes
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor OUer ShiD Nslcs see second Page
Arrived

Steamship America. Sloc RE Janero Oct - Dahi IN
Psruambuoo Para ILOuss LA Eth AL 'As
% WA. r. Garrison
steamship Zodiac Chaplin Sevbern NC. days, E % ,oi
steamship san salvador Sessrsoa Savannah Es nt AM
IN "a
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ours majority, 3O7.
ROCKLAND COUNTY rOnicial. ]

In 1868, Putnam County gave Seymour l,72s; Gran
15s7 seymOur's majority, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20

"The Merry Wives Of Windsor was brought
out az this theater night in the presence Of u
house, and played in a spirited manner. ar. Charles
Fisher FatstqG very warmly received We shall
refer 70 the topic at more leisure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-01
NEWS SUMMARY.

John McKeon will withdraw from
the defence of Stokes.
The Ohio 'straights" have finally
accomplished an electoral ticket.
VIM. +. Havemeyer accepts the re.
form nomination for mayor Of New
York.
Stanley was feted in London on
Monday night by several lords and
American soverigns.
Tom Hendricks and Gentleman
George II. Pendlcton addressed the
Chicago liberals last Tuesday evening.
A court house ring at York, Pa, has
succeeded in stealing all vouchers and
other evidence Of extensive frauds.
Secretary Boutwell, will decline to
issue new sreenbacks, and will refer all
delegations making the request to
Cosgress.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-01

SCRIBNER's MONTHLY for November
is at hand. The Publishers, in their
prospectus just issued, promise for the
ensuing year a more brilliant array Of
contributors, and an increase in the va.
riety and beauty Of its illustrations, al.
ready conceded by the critics to be
"dncr than any which have hitherto
appeared in any American magazine"
A serial story by DIR. Holland; new
story by SAKE Home; long story from
Bret Harte; stories, poems etc., by
many other distinguished authors are
announced.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-01
SHERIFF's OFFICE. PIERCE To-, Wis.
Ellsworth, Sept. 9, 1872.

SHERIFf's OFFICE. FIERCE 20, Wis. !
Ellsworth, Sept. 3, 1872. /
Notice is hereby given, that IN pursuance
OF law and the foregoing General Election
Notice. there will be held general cleo
ton in the several towns of Pierce county
on the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon.
day, being the 9th day, of Nov, 1872. nj
which the following officers will be voted
for, to wit:
Ten electors of President and Vice Pres.
ideni. of the United States.
a Representative in congress for the 9Th
Congressional District, comprising the
Counties Of Vernon, La Cr,sss, Monroe.
Jackson, Trempeleau. Buffalo, Pepin.
Pierce, st. Croix. Eau Claire and Clark. in
the place of Jeremiah M. Rusk, who now
represents said counties as part of his dis.
trict in congress, and whose term of Office
will expire on the 4th day Of March next.
Also, the following officers will be elect.
ed at the same election:
A member of assembly in the assembly
district, consisting of Pierre county in place
OF U. 8. Powell whose term of Office will
expire on the first monday in January 1873
A sheriff in the place of E. Burnett
whose term of office will expire on the frat
monday Of January 1873.
a Treasurer in the place Of M. ]. Paine
whose term Of office will expire on the first
monday Of January 1873.
A Clerk Of Board in place of II. B. War.
ner whose term Of Office will expire on tho
first monday Of January 1873.
A county Clerk in place Of @. ". Brown
whose term Of Office will expire on the frat
monday in January 1873.
A Register Of Deeds in place of G. "
Brown whose term Of office will sxpire on
the first monday in January 1873.
:, District Attorney in the place of Geo,
Hough whose term of office will expire m
the first monday in January 1873.
a county Surveyor in place of z. w
Lampori whose term Of office will exp;re
on the first monday in January 1873.
A coroner in place of q. W. Chirns wbose
term OF office will expire ON the first mon
day in January 1873.
u. BURNETT. Sheris.