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who would leave dentists chair to.
mlngle in the fray. There are cases
too' where a. flnerak would !. hang bv
thread, as it were, in the vicinity of
canary-hunt. Even from the win
dow of upper rooms: Where sickness or
dishabille may detain unfortunate en-
thuslasts' there will eomes !, eyer and
anon q frantic wash-bowI or whining
amp chimneysto testify she universali-
ty of the public, interest. /. Of course, in
this rapid free distribution of fire,vgoa
and paving material, it will not be long
before several your relatiotswill wish
they had brought tin Umbrella alony
But consideration Of mere persona,
comfort must not be allowed to, inter
tsre. Ifyou keep this thing i, upt long
enough, sid you all fire pretty straight,
you'll be. sure TO get your canary.
And then you can have him stuffed
Beautiful glass eyes can be had for
twenty cents a pair; but you. had bet
ter buy your glass eyes by the dozen;
tor ofcourse youth soon be getting an.
other canary, SO as not to waste the
cage.-Sc7S6ner's For June,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-06-12

Men of means are often the meanest
men. fs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-06-12

~ EEN's s4ANsi6N HOUSE,
u ~ at' ALEXANDRIA, VA.
JAMES GREEN. PRoPRIEToR.
Is hrst-class hotel, in every respect. The citizens
Of the valley having busines in Alexandria or Washing
ton, and travellers going North OF South will find this
an agreeable resting plse on the route it does moi
require the eary start BY several hours frorl Wash
fngton or Baltimore. Cars and Steamboats, leave Al
exandra for Washington and return every hour from
A. N. to ~ P. NJ. Jan. TT
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Prompt attention viii be given to all business with
this house entrusted him. Cash orders of all kinds
promptly attended to. Grain bags furnished when
dared. teD. l3--1.
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tIooE & JOHNSON,
IL (Successorto Fowl & o.l
GENERAL COMMISSION MER BANTs,
For thesale ofevery description of
FLOUR, GRAIN, COUNTRY PRODUCE &C.
No. 2 PRfNcE STREET,
ja ALEXANDRIA.
oons:snments solicited Bags furnished whom order
ed Agents New. York Steamship Company. Goods
forwarded free of commission June Is
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2nftffal.


I.lrs.
, 1873-11-15
The BOSTON MARKETS.

Special WsEuteh to The Chicago tribune.
Bosro:i, Nov. 14.-Business continues to I'M
prove. The moro hopeful feeling which ap-
leared within tho past two tlRys in ono or two
dopartments haB extended to nenrly MI branches,
uni. there is now loss apprehension Of q continn-
cd depression than n fow days ago. Consumers
arc buying marc frooly, mid the ahriukago in
valuo OF luary articles lias apparently roachcd q
point whcro n reaction may be expected to set in.
WOOL
has boon in much better request, and tho anloB
arc the largest Of any wook since tho lat Of Oc-
tober, md comprise moro than 900, 900 pounds.
THE PRICES OF GRAIN
has stiffcncd up, and tho nlnrkot has improved
fully con.s per bushel higher than last week,
and at tho cloao Of 'ChaNgo to-day, but few
samples wero offered. Shipping grades OF flour
have also improved both in domand md prico.
rHov1B10NH
aro unchanged, mud the market, as ,lsual Mt tho
beginning Of packing season, i6quiot. Among
tho dealers OF
thoro in also q better foong but tho demand
s slnck M yet, and tho shoe trade remains quiet,
though thero is growing confidence that tho
spring business will bo large.
PRODUCE
iB in fair request, although prices hayo settled
Aomerlnt gu 6 few descriptions. Deuf is in
fair demand, and prices arc firm.
TIE MoxEY MARKET
alHo continues to work along without special fea-
ture, tle progress towards MI improved condi-
ton Of aisairs being continuous and ateady,
though porforce slow.
, 1873-11-15
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Srtctaf nfs,hdtcf 70 Tha Chfet3p Tribune.
ALBANY, N. T., Hov. l4-lslEyl:s-T There was q fnir
attendance of local snd Eastern country doaers ut tho
opening Of the market yestortny. The wants of tho
trade wnrc small ana saes limited, reaching for the
day only 800 head. The market ruled trile stronger
purchasers nayB full >ic q Ii udys1re ,.po, tho
ruling prices of 1uot week.. rha attendance
so-'ay was ,hn,a'I embracing acyeral large deal
nra fsom Brighton. Nhpde island, and tho Last, an
ha usual 49, ocal dcalein; rho ,nrisl.son deal
ncttTn ihts morning, wcrs aae Eastern country deal
efs, a "f whntn purchased Stock ut from y to c per
pound Edyance ever thu ruling prices Of Inst week
Tlo receIra nre etsse,llugy l!niitc numbering only
s0 car loat!. 4480 hcnd I'll tic receirtA nru sn-
bracel ony hye cara ut Tc1as, Ut Kool quality, antl
several good llea Of n1t.rs, and nun,fur nf crls
If Summon AM! .ncdum-weglt stock. Tl,e average
quality uf the n'srHa IL nut, huwnvsr, squAl to Inst
week. The following are
TIL AEcEtrrs son TIE wEEH:
,4eu
u,GoU
sHEHp AND L4sns-Aecrip:a very limited, md tho
most have Eonp furwArk II, first hands. 4 low htlu-
drcd l;e7sl .! lanes aye hecn taken BY thu trade, Int
scarcely any aliecr, occert by city lutclera Tie
Let rules dull rs nEna1 With very tlu inquiry sheep,
f4oo each lambs sa.U0 cach
, 1873-11-15
THE RAILROADS.
sprciai Dispatch IL The Chicago Tribune.

DATEHf0RT / ST. pAUl RAILROAD.
DAvESponr, H., Nov. 1i.--Thn Davenport !;
st. Paul Railrond ia now graded to within forty
eight miles OF Rochester, MINI. The Company
have succeeded 10 far In woatlcring tho finan-
cal storm. hut will not DO ahlo to lay any moro
tracls this year. II will depend entirely upon
tile financial condition Of TIM country in tho
sprin; whether the road reaches Rochester noSt
yoer Or not; but tho iron will bo lail to tho
htate limo, unlesA tho very sevoro Btringohcy IN
ti,o money market now cxistlnE should continue.
THE MISSOURI, KA:sAs TExAR.
NEW YonK, Nov. 14.-.rha story Of tho alleged
lcfalcatlon III tho :tishsn,si, knnsas Il Texas
orEilutod in IL Night difficulty letweon Davld
Crawford. Ygcnsutor, and fr. Taraong, presl-
denk Of tho road, ovor tho negotiation of hono
of itn securities. li.o difficulty hAu l1nen aats-
fautnrily adjusted.
THE 1ouisy.LlE, .:l:W hLRA.Y 1T. I.ouls A!l1-
LINE.
Joulay1Ll.E Nov, li.-Tho GERMAN Bank OF
I.o,.iaTillo ;ilc petition III tho United statca
Court Of Bankruptcy, III Now Aibany, to.dny,
ns.:inE that lho louisville, Now Albany tx 1T.
I.ouis Air-I.lno llailroad Company ho adjndycd
bankrupt. Flo claim Of tho Gcrnhn Bank Ia
al5,00d. Tho cMsn Wal sot for TIM 2od Inst. The
iloait.t; tlel,t Of tho ra!lroad company B slGs-
QUO, Of which Ssf5,0uD Ia duo tho I.oniavil!a
hanlu, eN0, ,c0D ,luo tho Nov York banks, and tho
hna,lcn IN Albany.
, 1873-11-15
THE SITUATION.

VIEWS uE TIE HON. ". ~ Uuhh1t INDIANA bEUAE-
TARY OF STATE.
Z. 1ND1ANApo11s, Nov. 14.--rho Hon. ". ".
Curry, Secretary Of State, addroascd . largo
meeting Of business mou and citizonB this oren-
ing at Mnsonic Hnl! Oh tho financial situation.
Mr.. Curry said that tho cnuso Of tho present
pay-dsy Ind como ;, thnt tho Ultimate romcily was
rotrenchment aud payments TINT tho present
panic WIS different from nil othora in that. tho
Eoolnoss Of tho currency kept 1t ,hoarded; that
tho Government should como to the relief Of
tho people by reiss7ning tho 81, 900, 900
ia greenbacks that ths waa ;aa,, tho maximum,
without diAl,onor; that We still noodoa flexible
currency thnt to secure this tho National Banli-
ing low Must DO rnndo FREQ, grconbacks retired.
specie payment resumed. and tho Rovonue laws
revised to d rovenuo baae. Hc was not in favor
Of any wild infation insisted that q return to
specie payments VAS practicable, and desired to
have tic Government tnlio it's hands out Of the
supply Of currency Ms soon as possible. Mr. Q.
statod his views with great cloarncss aud yigor !;
pointcd out tho supposed advantages, and COM
batod tho objections.
, 1873-11-15

!flr. Rcecherss Definition OF C<,l.gre-
SatiOnn5istn CiaslHes Dissatisfaction
Among: His IErolhcr ClerEyncN.
NEW YonK, Nov. 14.--:rle Erooltlyn Union aayu
TINT ut tho business meeting Of tho Plymouth
Church the ast OF October, it wil! bo remembered
occasion m Of Mr. Tilton's name hoing dropped
from tho church rolla, mud TINT somo
VI his statements were hold to bo 10 ut
variance with tho opinionu Of tho Ortl1o.
dox, TINT ITO nco,is;tlerablo trouble has
resulted thorcfrom. 10 o1aulino into Doochor'H
authority for noun Of hiB insertions, and to
lcazn wloson he gets tho right to detne Con-
grogatIonallsm al lle did, several Of tho Congro-
gational churches OF lIrooAlyn appointca q COM
mitteo to wait upon the Plymouth Church au1
have tho subject discuaaed aud tho n'Ntsor OK
planned. Thcao proceedings hayo bcou conduct
cd with tho utmost privacy, but thoro> iH no
question but that all tho Congregational
churches In tho city are moving III matter.
, 1873-11-15
NEW ORLEANS klARKET.

NEw OntEssa, Suv. l.--Ds!EArsrurrs- Flour,
only city .le1n4'.t(; Ky, sHo3; MN, s5.i0a,s.1h !;
fanitly s9.50Gso5a tnf easler mts<sl. s3t930;
whc, 72s. t}ats arcr ut h.asar. Eran null ii 9Is.
HAS-In good deMsul; prime, ST.. .u1tl2 .0o; coic,,
SnnS. .uNa2G0u.
pnnTirlosh-posk, tlo.03; dry saltcd shoulder1
srsrre at dhc. 1saeon quiet it 1!{@7r. Hams in no
sunAH-Dnll: strictly PRIME, Sc; seconds, d@
7;ie.
Moh.ss.s:-.Dall; inferior, ~; fair, 4l@t6c ;
Wn1NEY-FIrn. 1t alto; CINCINNATI sl.u2.
t!olrE,:-!! d I'll r.
t'uEH aItAh-H.l0@1.l5.
t,arroS-Arye; Ba'oa 1d1n; yorIcea advanced gontt
ord!nsry to nsrs;!iy tooa 1rn7ry, ~ 1i:!;s; law
na Go " s.rstx t. cfitx aiins nS aE y ,1 SSda na @
sr191 . sneS1 fss'aE: a:a ee; d,
Hasst slfS II, ,odd sreetpts. MI h,1aa gEa1t
, 1873-11-15
ELECTION FRAUDS IN NEW YORK.
Tho TAnaEEauny 1la1l Investigating
Committee Tnking Further Evil

!. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
tho Tnmmnny Election Fraud Investigating
Committee, additional testimony was taken con
corning Oliver Charlick's proceedings in tho re-
1noval Of Inspectors Of Election. This affidavit Of
4. r. Ackert, Secretary Of tho Tammany Hall
General Committee. waa submitted to tho meot-
ing It sots forth that ho is attorney for several
1aou who were legally appointed Inspectors Of
Election for tho Eighteenth Assembly District,
and who woro removed on tho morning Of tho
election without notice.. No charges wore pre-
ferrod against them. The nf1idavit allegop That
tlloir removal WAS caused by Police Comnission-
or Charlick. It goog OIL to state that the de-
ponent called OH Charlcls, and requested to
SOC tho pnpers on which his clients wore rn-
moved: This request Charlick peremp:orilY
refused to comply with.
, 1873-11-15


Wc the undersigned creditors Of tho firm Of Ira D.
Mcvcy Co., hereby agroe wis, tho sad urn, and with
each other to grant thu sud rni an extension of pay
.nun Of tlieir Indebtedness to 1s IN tho following
terms, W.: Twonty-nso per cont to bc paid III
Blk 1nuntin from tho lst tlay Of Deecnaber, 1879
$ por cont III twelve months after r., tho sa,no
t9 ys nes % s rss cent M IL fs months FsS
id ate Tis agreement not Ito to 1o.,o ho oen'gaory Y
susto to BY creditors holding 90 per cont Of tho In
debcslnesa Of tho firm. hntl We hereby agree during
sd period Of four weeku, to bring no suit and to In
atituse no legal proceedings ugainst said firm its
members; provided, howovor, that pending tho aot-
tc1ncut tho sad lrIn confor grant privileges
preference by judgment or Otherwise.
In consideration whereof We, tho mombcrR Of shtd
Arm, hereby promise and agrco to mako payments rs
abaye nnte at the timen and IN tho amount mcnttou-
a and va further ngroo to anticipate said payments,
from ttno to time, If wa shall he a51e to do 50.
A committee Of five of tho creditors was thon
appointed to get tho signaturoe Of all to whom
thoy wero Indebted. aud to sec that tho atipu}a-
tio,la in the proposition wore carried out. About
ono-half Of tho creditors wore present at tho
meeting, aud among item unani.nity Of fecling
prevailed
, 1873-11-15

New Yonx, Nov, 1i.-A meeting OF tho Grim
noi creditors waa held before hcSistor Allen to-
day, when the llogiatcr decided that tho ,lnso-
cured creditors alonc woro ontitled to vote for
tho Assignee, md against this tho secured crcai-
tors ,nade protest. Tho question will bo de-
cidod BY tho Court. BY tho vote Of tho unsc-
cured creditors tho election Of MI Ausigneo waa
postponed until Dec. &. It is aaid that there is
reason for believing tllat before tho caao cou,cs
mp agau. Dec. s. \ eettlement satisfactory to all
is likoly to bo effected.
, 1873-11-15
PHILADELPHIA.

Cost of Holding the Election Touching
thc New Observation-Disclosures OF
Taxable Property.
Sptcial Dispatch to 1Ac Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, lit Ia estimated tlat
it will cost tho city 932. 600 to hold the election
on tho acceptance or rejection Of tho now Con
stitution on the 10th prox.
Tho Board OF Revision says That tho value Of
our real and personal property to bo taxed in
792.G7 over 1873. Strange to eay, there aro but
1887 gold and 345 silver watches TINT will be
taxed.
, 1873-11-15
It a'so ,sthtes that tho nowly-olcoted county
olhcorn hnvo announced thet they will romovo
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


Judicial DccAslon Of 1nturcst to Rro-
f1crHs
NEW YonE, Nov 14.-Tho Court Of Appeals
has rendered decision In tho cnBo Of Dakor w.
Dralso, wl'iol, will be Of interest to brokers' az
vol as their customers, reversing ns it does tho
formor decision which has boou Operative for T.
long time. The former docieion lin tho case Of
Markham w. Jourtlau) Established tho rulo that
in suits against brokots Involving tho yaiuo Of
ntockH, plaintiff was entitled to recover tho
highest value Of stock up to tho day Of trial. In
tho latter caao referred to. this ruling In royors.
cnsoa will DO aottlcd by this.
, 1873-11-15

4 Dinner tn tir Nolan a. FIncdOnal<l..
NG.vfntlmAlRasd Mot Ready Sor An
IEHxstti0n.
Spceial H'apdieA to 1'he Chicago 1t1tttat.
OrrAwA, Nov. A.-Sir John 4. Macdonald WAS
entertained last ngt at l,nnquot by i,ia pollti-
cal ironils. Tho aloachos continued until fur
into tho morning.
Newfoundland IL not yot ripe for annexation
to CnnRtlG, tho uOycrnnlat,t ut that island being
SUSTAINED by majority of four or 1.-Two.
, 1873-11-15

New YonK, Nov. 1i.-In tho suit brought in
the United States Circuit Court by tho Second
National B. Bsnk Of Erie Pa as.nst the ocean ss
which amount plaintiff alleges 1t loat on account
of n robbery OF tho Ocoan Bunk, in consequence,
as charged, Of negligence Of tho latter bnnls,
Judge 6hip,nan gnyo dccaion today in favor
Of tito defendants, sitll costs, holding that tho
negligence ohargod had not been proven.
, 1873-11-15

KASttaH CITY,
KAsRAs Cry, Mo-, Soy. i.-.CAgr1K-1lccctps, % {:
shipments e7. Tho nnrhat rules ll, the receipts
neag,", md xstca thin. Thrnngl, To1a1 eowt ssioa
tllaa00 Uuo.l do. sl51.oo Gna through Texan stcrrx
$s.5 Colorado winter ataels, $W.00 rough through
Ttxal rtears S1s0.
lInub-Ieeeipts light osrcno ranye, f.. 3.00t13,95.
Eastiat Di,afrh 10 7'hr Ehirtgo Tribune.
RI, JOST.FH.
6r. IoaEpH, Mr., Nov. 1.-THE tendency III tho l,pg
nnrot IL 10 astyanee. Packers will live s3.a5
day for gnaA uts At t'sia figure lloHa will ih--
ward freely If buyers ctssHa, le 1aoil"y p?y
far them, fur which they arc Iow offering III per cent
Il lnu;ltil.
, 1873-11-15

LONDON, Nov. l4.-At tho Shrewsbury meet.
Ing today. tho Shrewsbury Cup was won by
King I4ttt. Furry aoco.,d, Lo1lise Victoria
third. Tho 'nttug at Tho start NIB to
asainst King Illd, 20 to l aguiast FURRY, and 6
to aganHt Louise Victoria.
, 1873-11-15
ANTI.CljlNESE CONVENTION,

BAN FnAsc1sco Nov. lA.-'Tho Anti Chinese
Convention adoptcd \ aet Of rnsolntiona In favor
OF the abroGaton OF :lo Chi,,oso Ireaty, ngninst
Clllneso immigration as,d lahos and adjourned,
Tha attendance laat niNht WN+ rss1 slnaltt slts
th9 pFoaoq6lpgs HpEs AAu,
, 1873-11-15

SpfeiNI D1spalch 10 TIE CAltdqo I31btNe.
DAvEspoEr, IT,, Nov. IA number ct farm
ers Of afuHcasino Caunty have illed ar.iclea Of
incorporation for tho Farmorh Mutual lns.,ra,lco
Company Of Muacliuo County. Tho capital
sioux III fixed at $3.50, moo. Thorn uro twc,.&y.ono
incorpo1ators. Tho object, m nct forth III TIN
rrenmblo, In to iusufo reliable insurancs md
kaep at homo Tho money which usually goau
abroad for that purpose.
, 1873-11-15
,yo0DF0RD COUNTY SEAT.

speciai Dfspatchl to Ths Ghicaao Ir;bHn..
DLooM1N6roN. ILL.,, Nov. ia spoclaI to Tho
Pantagraph frnm ainouL gives tho result of
fhe county.noat removal olaos!an II Wooatord
Gsaty %stI !: I.lma IE|s.; & na % IL E txaX
, 1873-11-15

LITTLE RocE, Ark, Nov. 14.-The latest re-
turns from tho recent election for 1non1bers of
tho Legislature show tho following result Sem
ate-Domocrnts, II Republicans, 15. Houso-
Democrats, 81 Republicans, 2S.
, 1873-11-15

Special UispafeA 10 The Ghtcaao Tribune. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1a.-Il,o Common Coun-
Gil haa delegated number OF its nlombers to
hold conference with workingmon i'll order to-
henr tho appoals for work, etc.
, 1873-11-15


Special Dis,aseh to Thc Ch:eaao Tribune.
Sr. JOSEPH. No., Nov. 1d.-A prominent
officer ct the Hannibal .s St. ;1oaorh Railroad
aays thove has hover before boon a,,oh largo
amounts Of grim going forward M now. Tho
cara on the roadB 20 Eaut laelon n1tl como Wost
empty, to gront nxtont. Tho belief bogins to
prevail that money in the Missouri Wiley will,
Ut au carly day, DO plonty.
, 1873-11-15
THE PACIFIC, MAI. COMPANY,

New York. Nov. 1d.-I'ns Dlraotora Of tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company Are p9lting an
earned end 1pont annually by tho Company.
Pzeeidsnt RxAlOurf tiapas ~ aptAM 'oah W
, 1873-11-15
ctNcltNAJl LiOu0R ORDINANCE.

C1sc1SSATI Nov. 14.-Tho ordinance to re-
peal the Sunday ordinance was lost by 4 largo
'aorlty after nr Ent in tho nosra o.
lust August.
, 1873-11-15
PHIL A1EIPHlA.

Sptcfni DispatcA to The Ch1caao Tribune.
Pl111ApELrit1A, pa, Nov. M.-Tne money
market continues improving, aud tie tendency
Of ratca, influenced by tho influx Of currency
from tho country, il q slado lower than yos-
torday OH good collatera!u.
, 1873-11-15


tla't yoar- Greeley. s,a5; Grant. 5.l41:]
qase1 1rhos. i'nEslos. ~ John H.so 81
5S!Ifs i Hsis, i Ss;; ESjfE k.5
last sos.-Greoloy. l.s4; Gsant. 4.s5.) ,...
SiesE-sSa s WIaiet;.$ F!sa:!. II s,ks::::3 ~
Supt--Aiary A. Woat..,a,r3 Chns. S. Dabb ...... i'll
LOGAN COUNTY.
tLast yuar-Oroolcy, 1.slt; Grant, 2,4te:)
IudsoJ. T, jenkins. co1 William i. Dicks. aI4
Cinrx-R'chasA r. GILL;. 67 William Ioomey ...9 4ag
Supt-A. Staggern ~ Janus Z. Channt. IL I'D
MARION COUNTY.
fsrnlefs, HrpMbifcaM. Democratic,
Judge Vaughan. ,Ges shacer. 40 Ilaoor a
81 Hand sl' Hnssfs Hassfs I'll 81
Snpt.-P,inter.. .l.6Gi Lerngn.. 419 Ha3...,.. 4fb
~ lM'Clo!lnn ,7h9 Htiillcan. 6,4 Gray...... &9
~ ~ iFhau... ,t5l KGIt... sGi Jennings IL ..T4
eo'- {McCurc ,G9 bhyis GGl Lewis .....I 1.6
WAHHlHHrOk COUNTY.
Last goaE-it;rosloy, |, cso; Grant, f,79o.}
Judgs-M. III: noodnor.s et3 Isaac Nlllsr.:...... ~
C!erk-T. u: Eeeties ..l,bat 9: Nonnll.s eds
Trcaa-iI. +. Dahuc1o. ISL II. 81. liyc.ay..... s5s
Hupt-S. e: pagc.:.... giA u. W. Conn........ 5l5
En+ III ". .Phtlllps. kA T. Atclitsun sG8
C0n.- lvan Marker .l.G II: IL. Aleyar........ TN
IL. T. Watson. vdi Wrn Nus.ot...-... 8ls
, 1873-11-15

Tho Lincoln County, Ncb., Railroad
Fond Case.
OMAHA, Mob, Nov. 1l.-Tho Circuit Court to-
day granted manda1nus in tho case Of The
Union Pacific 1sailruad against Lincoln County,
to proyont tho County Issuing bonds twenty
years.
, 1873-11-15
PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH.
Special Dfs,afch to This Chicago Tfib"ne.
p1rTsnunau, pa., Nov. 14.-N1attors in the
financial world look moro hopeful. The gradual
gain in roaeryo and tho increase in the deposits
Of tho National banks is bringing moro conf
don't tono III luaincsh Tho nowa, too, from
Now York tho past two days Is doing much to-
wardB q restoration Of confidence.
CREDITORS or IRA D. MyEY Il 60. ,
As previously announced tho crodttora of
AIossra Ira u. MoYoy d. Go. mot this forenoon
nk tho ot}lco OF tue bank, cornor Of Smtthtold
stroot and Fourth aynn,le, whom the following
statement WAS proBonted:
, 1873-11-15
OBITUARY..

II. rsisch o oGfsflcinl, tsao E'rc7lch aRnnl1er.
PARIS, Nov. 1a.-al. Bischoffsheim, tho omi-
ncnt banker Of this city, died to-day.
, 1873-11-15
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.


Tho full vote in uinoty counties, officially ro-
ported. is $685. Eleven countios-Crawford,
Edgar, Gsllatin;; Henry, Jotforaon, 2Iason, Mo:
roBultB, only, boing known by report. Tho
County Of popo 10 not yet heard from at aii.
Tho following official retnrnB show results M
previously stated in our consolidated table OF
coutiuH, viz: 53 Fhrmora' or Autobiography, IL
Republican, 90 Democratic, IS Independent, and
ono (popp1 not lnOWn:
, 1873-11-15
verdict for Dnnn In tho Cnsp OF AL.
legged Illegal Hntprtsonn, cut.

New YoRK. Nov. 14.-Tho Jury In tho cauv Of
Gnzenny D. Lamar against Charles A. Dana, to
recover sl00.000 for illegal Imprisonment in
gavo vordics for defendant, BY instruction Of
Judge shipman, in tho United stutsa Circuit
Court to-tlny
, 1873-11-15

JOYcE-In this city. Noy. H. Anniu villa os patrioi
fnnors from 1or las roslcncc corner nj A.hlanuav
and Lesec;st. On Snniny. Noy. H. At n., ia 81
tory. Friends invited to attend. ''
,sQVADR1tfL-Oct co In Narto., Italy, .tltert mud
York. - 9'
ci'- Chicago pnross pioaEo COPY.
l1Lhtary A. Hill, wifo Of Janos q. Hill, at sost.
flnsrhl Sunday, Nov H. ut y. M Trtonds fnvftnd
INow York and Michigan papors p1ease cnyy.
soArs7 'n9ntfa and "a daya " ~
tunernl nday from st. Farick's Church al II ototock
by ears to Calvary. '
IT Tornntn, Ont, rnrnrs posso copy.
na Ills residence. No. zoos Indtan,.av, MI,
dM4nrIo ". F!HHat, nEod n years. "
,ae croit Massachusetts, aud Now Hain1mhiro ps.
ua uha.d1}nYThnssday, y Nov. H. Mrs Thcres!a g. Loddy.
FanafSi fton hor late rosdonc., sso wontroztb,,
risrca ~ 5iSyIatat' lao d. M, Sunday, lG Car
, 1873-11-15

WECUNII UF THE 1OV1s.FN43s3-F3s
Iha following iB Il record of tho tournament
up to date. 1t i|l be published eyory nor1,lnt:
until the ganos a:o finished, SO that THO public III
may ueo at glance how cach player stands, The
figures will bo changed as gN,nca arc playct!' an
when the tournament Ia ontlcd the two blink
colnuns will bc filled in;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. ....... $500

Total IN OOO Gifts. nil Cash,.. $500, 0oO
Tn"SNS... ali ,ho,a a,os 4. nn,, mon
Inc money 10 pay ai THESE gus j. no" uP"n
deposit IN tho Farmers, and Dro'ers BANK u
Louisville, ana set asiae LOT lnat putposG;; "h hn
can only % usca Iol .nat pn.posH. ~ VIII w
seen ny .ns o,IomIns seIT n.or ~ I m.S Sae"r'
ofFieL Inrv;In X h II : ITs1s'
r.,, Lou.1,rna n. e.. NJ mp'u T. nowj In Tho
nnas y y H Hrovsy,I m" RAM 90 ,hc credit I NJ ~ he
T Thttn1Efs .an = az, Cnncsr, a. III. bcncG, of tho
pnhIT. ! Ihra,o ~ Knn,ncrv Ava bnnSrrd ihou.
.and daI,"ra y,yhich hss hc:n sct mari Inv the
ranu ~ nav tho "ins in fnli md viii be
hnid ~ ,ho Ray pssy nd ns,d ont for ,bis nnrnosc
nnS ~ ~ Da only P"N
anu h'' pu'P''' 'R c yE,cU cashicr.
Tho no,,v ,borcforc who hold. the ticket
Inc patty' aneteiof r., WI" ,r;I, nov" nc, sIno cnS In
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M Sg,tto $4,000, n ; =, r,sold ,,cLs,s will bc ,pr.
lug ,n ,hnS. u,hn AZ snnIy TorJnr. occan,.
n nanicd w =, ,ho no Mr ni,raSi SavSno nrcfcrcncr
pan..u =; = q, ,ho taiioGip~ nric.I. WhnIe
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uSkgte, GU, inv s. ~. srno:. IN "a,
J" !" ooo ssS ,or ssmS No discount on less
than $im worth OF tickets at a time.
The Concert and distribution Of gifts win