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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-18


a recent issue of the New York
Tribune contains an interesting
sketch Of the life and works of
Noah Webster. 1t states that he
was deferred from entering upon
the practice of the law by the dis
tracted state OF the country, and,
as temporary expedient, he re-
sorted to the e&pedient of teach
ing, first in Hartford, CT, in 1870,
and then in Goshen, n. Y. In 1882.
While engaged in teaching he,be-
gan the preparation of the Amer
lean Spelling Book, the title being
subsequently changed TO the Eie-
mentary Spelling Book, an Eng
lish grammar, and n reader. More
than fifty million copies OF the
speller have been sold, and the
present annual sales exceed one
million copies. The average rate
of manufacture for fifty years
past has been over five copies per
minute for the ten working hours
of each day. 1t is estimated tina
more than fifty million American
youth havc used this speller, ana
that to this above all else, do the
American people owe their unity
OF language. A copywright OF
less than one cent for each book
sold, afforded DIR. Webster an ade-
quate income during the thirty
years which he devoted to the
preparation Of his large dictionary,
known wherever the language is
spoken as sWebster's Unabridged
Dictionary" This work is now
regularly issued in London, and
both in England and in this coun-
try it is regarded as the highest
authority. Most of the ten abridg.
ments of this great work have been
republished in England, with q
large sale, and the sales of the
American editions are enormous
More Webster's dictionaries art
sold (includiDg the abridgernents
than of all other English dictiou
aries combined. The Tribune es
Inmates that the Webster books
Including the speller, which hay.
been manufactured, would make {
apile OF hardly less magnitude
| than the great Pyramids of Egypt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-18

The Grasshopper, at Grasshopper
Falls, has just expired, and the ed
itor has slid or on his ear.-Topeka
Commonwealth.
Correct, except that tho Grass
hopper is alive, having merely
changed ownership. Mr.. G. A.
Huron is the new publisher, and
says he expects to keep the paper
hopping.
We congratulate our neighbor,
John Davis, upon the selection of
him By the farmers of Kansas as the
president of their organization.
Such a distinction is exceedingly
fiattering TO our but six months cit
izer, On the ether hand we con-
graduate the farmers OF the State
upon having in this position a use.
ful man. and one who is competent
to represent their interests eGual
with the best representatives of
other characterization City
Union.
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voBUSG CD Q Z " z r
j. NJ. Campbell, J. Hamlin. J

a. W.Byseil. J. IS
Before J. c. Orwell. up Jackson lp..
Lyon county, Kansas.
TNO q. w. HyselJ: 6ou are hereby no.
i tilted that on the 18th day Of March,
1873. there was an order Of attachment Is
sued for the amount of SI1.40, which
cause will be heard on the 26th day of
April, 1919, at / o'clock p. m, before said
CONT. Mt Neosho Rapids, Kansas.
John NJ. CAMPBELL.
1I-fG J. HAMLIN.
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JEWELER.
II. M. fry,

DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
- JEWELRY, corner room, Bancroft
block Commercial street. Repairing done on
short notice and In u satisfactory style.
jAn172ti .r.r...-..
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JOHS CARTER. RIOS. sToNK. f. COATS
CARrER, STONE Sc COATS,
DARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, are
~ prepared 10 do all work in their line,
on short notice, by the Job or by the day.
Furnish plans and contract for uildings.
Manufacture blinds, doors. sash, frames,
etc. Give us call before closing con-
tracts. shop corner Sixth avenue aud
Market street. ~
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HOTELS.
MADISON Nous
LIVERY STABLES.
j. II. DAVIS

T IvERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
IL Fourth avenue between commercial and
Mechanics street, is now prepared TO let
livery teams, carriages. sleighs aud saddle
horses, At living prices. Good care taken In
boarding transient stock. Also good wagon
yard. .t .f.sI... .r jan1tf
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SURVEYOR.
cRocERS.
ARCHITECTS.l

CARPENTERS AND JOINERs.
davidson ~ RAWLINGS may he
IL found Mt their shop on 9th Avenue.
between Market and Union streets. Are
nish plans aud specifications for public
or private buildings
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Why is this the best of all
months for Kansas? Do You give
it up? Because it has produced
so much resignation. Do you see
the point?
N. B.--This conundrum is pure
y local.
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Imagine all this uttered in a
most impassioned manner, the
tears at times streaming down the
preachers face, and quotations
from psalm book, Mother Goose,
or Franklin's aphorisms, chanted
with a rich full voice, and you can
get glimpse of Father Carter in
his palmy days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-18

The Providence Journal gallant
" says "a sensible woman Is the
most sensible being on earth, -
which is q very sensible remark.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-18

j. w. TKUEwOnTHY, n. ID.
physician AND SURGEON, Eniporia,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-18

j. A. MOORE, NJ. D., -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE at
Il tho Drug store OF Moore q Weaver W
inul12tf 20 "a g.. - T... =
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s8sg II. II. sPkAGUEt JF FEt4
NARPENTER AND BUILDER Shop on
~ 7th Avenue, between. Commercial and
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
ed to. JanlT2 II
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The greatest novelty of modern
medical aud chemical science il
found in DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pu.
rgative Pellets, or Tasteless, Coated,
Concentrated Root and Herbal
Juice, Anti Bilious GranuIes-sc0-
cely larger than mustard seeds, vet
possessing as much cathsrtie power
g. the old style OF large, repuIsiye
pills, while they are more easily to-
ken and are pleasant In effect. pa
cents . vial by Drnggists. e2s
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PHYSICIANS

l.. ID. JACOBS, n. d.,
NFFiCE In NEWS Block, mp stairs.
~ JanlI2tr
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suILDERs. ARoHlrEoTsnAo.

w. w. HIBBEN, i' t-1 ai'l
physician AND SURGEON. omce in
Il Ianna's building, IS2 Commercial street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-12

Philips, John, acres, by Ferriten, by
Warren, lying in Civil District No. 3, valued at
Sl9s; taxes 81 Is Clerks fee 81 So collectors fee
"a. printers fse 81 90. Total IS Is.
18Patte7son, y N, heirs $50 acres, My H Patter-
son. w BY L Holt S by 10 Page, lying in Civil
District No s. valued at $3.50; taxes SIS 02.
Clerks fee 81 50 collectors fee g. printers fee
81 50. Total $50 OF.
Patterson, n II and Mary A. u acres, Z by
Nolensyille Pike, w by Il NJ Patterson, lying in
civil District No s; valued at S24O; taxes S28s.
Clerks fee 81 SO collectors fee 81, printers fee
81 30. TOTAL Sc IS.
Raius, w r, liz acres, W by L B Rains, by B
Williams lying IN civil district No 8, valued at
g. 24e taxes S22 IS. Clerks fee 81 80, collectors
fec 81. printers fee 81 so. Total S26 Is.
Summer, Huse, acre, on Nolensville Pike near
second toll gate, lying in Civil District No s. val
ued at $50 taxes 81 AZ; Clerks fee$1 50; collectors
Ire 81, printers fee 81 50. Total S. az
Tinsiey, n B, 6S acres, S by Pryor, w by Hogan,
living in Civil District No. s, valued at IS is;
taxes S7T4. Clerks fee 81 30; collectors fee 81,
printers fee 81 So Total Sll "a.
Noras David lot, ~ acres, part OF Hoit's lot,
lying in civil district No. 8, valued at s2lT; taxes
s. o. Clerks fee 81 So collectors fee 81, printer
fee Il 20 Total Sc "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-12
Eighteenth District.

Bryan John W, 70 acres, part of James Nc
GavOck's farm, lying in civil district No IS, val
ued at SO, 600, taxes sos. Clerks fee 81 so col
lectOr's Tee 81. printers fee 81 So Total $40 o..
Barrow, Washington, est" 10 acres, east
Brick Church Pike, lying in civil district No 10,
valued at $500, taxes IS 90. Clerk's zee St %;
collectors fee 81, printers fee 81 90. Io'al
SI2 So. ~
Campbell, Judge, 7 acres, part OF Hinton tract
near Driver. lying in civil district No Is, valued
at 81 GOO, taxes 50 80 Clerks fee %, eolee7
tors fec 81 printers fee 81 80. Total S13 80.
Fort. f. p. 20 acres, west by Gallatiu Pike, L.
ing in civil district No Is, valued St $1,000,
taxes sos 50. Clerks Tee 81 90, collectors Zee
81, printers fee 81 so. Total $50 so.
Hall, b W, 40 acres, east by Gallstin Pike, "
ing in civil district No Is, valued at 5000 taxes
printers fee 81 50. Total SO.
Harcb, Dr. p, "Esi" s. acres, east of Browns
VILE lying in civil district No Is, valued at
taxes $50 67. Clerks fee 81 So collectors fee 81,
printers fee 81 so. Totals SCI 81.
Harris Henry, 10 acres, west By Gallatn Z ike,
lying in civil district No Is, valued at 50 ,6q9,
taxes S34 20 Clerks fee 81 80, collectors fee 81
printers fee 81 30. Total S3s ~.
Jones, j G, % acres, south by Vaughn Pike,
lying in civil district No *, valued at 500, taxes
So So Clerks fee 81 50, collectors fec 81, prtn-
Newman, j E, l town lot, east Church St,
living in civil district No 49, valued at S3N, taxes
81 S. Clerks fee 81 30, collector fee 81, priI-
| ter's fee 81 so. Total So So.
PAYNE, E D & Co, 193 acres, near Cumberland
River, lying in civil district No Is, valued a
ga 500 taxes S42 rs Clerk'sfee 81 90, collector
| fee 81, printer fee 81 80. Total SIG IS.
| Payne, Mrs. Z. D., COX acres, west Gala
TN Pike, lying in civil district No Is, valued
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I dofurther report that have made diligent en-
quiry and cannot ascertain TO whom said town
lots, parts of town lots and lands were granted,
nor IN whose name entered, nor the number 81
the range, section of surveyors district, in which
they are situated; and do further report thai
after making diligent enquiry, cannot asccl
tain the boundaries of said town lots and lsnds,
and that as to such town lots, and parts OF town
lots, as the numbers are not given, nor ths num-
Der of feet, cannot ascertain their number, or
whether they have any number at all, or the
number of feet or the land they adiOin, or whose
property such land, town lots, and parts OF town
lots are bounded by; but 90 further report the
aforesaid property, town lots, parts Of town lots,
and lands, as the only town lots, parts of town
lots and lands that were given in for taxes for
the wear II to the respective parties in the
aforesaid districts and that the aforesaid parties
have no other real estate assessed 10 them, for
the year aforesaid in said county, in aforesaid
district, this eth day of March, ISI3-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-12
.LBERT AKERs. Clerk.
STATE of Tennes-ee, Davidson County.

STATE Of Tennessee, Davidson County.
TO Robert Caldwell, Collector OF State aud
County Taxes:
We therefore command You that you proceed
to execute the above order of SALE as the law in
such cases directs. to sell such town lots partsOf
town lots and parcels of lastd 10 satisfy such
Judgment interest and costs, and that you have
the same befO g the Judge OF cur said Court as
the law Directs 10 render said plaintiff the mon
ey aforesaid, and have you then and there this
writ. ..-.r-
Witness, AibsFtAkers. Clerk Of our said Court,
at office, the 4th Monday in January. "a. J.
H. e-J ALBERT AkERS, Clerk
state Of Tennessee. DaVldsoa COnasy.
By virtue Of the above order, /, Robert hAsi-
we'll Collector of the state and County Taxes tor
the County of Davidson, N the state Of Tenues-
see will oiier fot sale. Scr casb. at the SOnrt
House door in the city Vi Nashville, on Monday
the 7Ih day OF j ly, A. ID. 1873, and succeeding
CAV or DAYS necessary, the foregoing mentioned
and described town lots and tracts and Parcels
of land or 50 much thereof a. will be sufficient
of each of them, to satisfy the taxes, costs, and
charges annexed to them severally- Sale tOcpm-
mence between the hours OF II and y O'Clock
L A. NJ. ID NJ Or1A1 " EbA.
State and County Tax Colleetos for Daxidsno
County. .la.Ilc iaE f jig
May 10th, 1873. 81 ~ .--st .rFsl
81 = j.
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Collector Of State and County TAKE


1t is thereup0n considered and ordered by the
court that said report be received and accepted,
and that judgment be and Is hereby entered
against said lots, and parcels OF land, in the
name of the State of Tennessee. Tor the
amount of said taxes, due on each, together with
the costs and damages due thereon. And It Is
ordered by the Court that said lots and parcels
of land or so much thereof as may be necessary
TO nav the taxes and costs due on each be sold
as thelaw directs, and that an order Of sale Issue
TO sell the same r-g
+ AL1ERT AKERs, Clerk of the Circuit Court
oF Davidson county, do certify that the fOregOiag
IL a true and correct copy Of the Report and con-
denlnation of Delinquent Taxes for the year
1871. now due and remaining unpaid, as reported
bv Robert Ohadwell, Collector, al the January
term. 1913.
In testimony whereof, hereuntO ascribc my
name and afix the seal Of said Court,
at Office, in the city OF Nashville, Da-
wilson county, State OF Tennessee, on
(r c this the 10th day OF May, in the year Of
- o. : our Lord, one thousand ight hundred
~ and sevenEy-ihree and 10 the ninety
seventh year of our American Inde-
pendence. IS ..
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Eiahth pistrict.

al s24s. taSes 81 b. Clerks Zee sI.5a, col
or's fee 81, printers fee 81 50. Total s. 30.
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Twenty fourth District.

Hubbard, Peter, Is acres Ridge land n nv
Charley forum, lying in civil district No n,
valued at $40 90, taxes Tic, clerks fee 81 81.
collectors fee 81 10, printers fee 81 -; total
"a Il.
O@ens, We, IS acres on Whites creek. s by
G Tanner, \ and W by Sarah Owens, living in
civil district No q, valued at SI75 ", taxes
81 Sc, clerks fee 81 50, collectors fee 81 90,
printers fee 81 50; total, Sc c.
Sanders, Mrs Mary II acres Ridge land W
Whiteman, lying in civil district No "a, valued
at Sal, taxes 81 80, clerks fee ST 90 collectors
fee 81, printers fee 81 80, Total S. 81
Wilson, Susan 100 acres on Dry Fork A N
Newlan, lying in civil district No "a valued at
$500, taxes 8 so, clerks fee 81 So collectors fee
PSI, printers fee 81 80. Total S. 50. -, =.
/ Young, j H acres n &wJ ] Garrett living
in civil district No p, valued at $40, taxes S475
clerks fee 81 50, collectors fee 81, printers Zee
81 50. Total IS 70. :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-12

Mallory, Joseph 40 acres known as the VI
Wade place, ii mils from n, lying in civil dis
trict No p valued at q, 500, taxes SIS CO. clerks
fee 81 90 collectors fee 81 printers fee 81 80.
Total $50 60.
, 1873-10-18
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Session OF tho Senatorial Committee
in Now York.

session OF tho ~cnatorlal COMMITTEES
NEW YoRK. Oct. 17.--Tno scnotor;o, rrrons,,r
taion Committee ma. At nnon tn.dav samirtnr
W,uJou in the Chair ' ANVIL 'o'"A'' o0na'os
i pnmphlot VAS nresented bv Mr.. nohort i
eestipg the feefnr nf tha canal "nen fnr
cation during the v;ntnr aaoaon throa ~. a4st H.
aroncy Of artificial hat ''@0oN 'ou6u 'uo
Emerson Footo. ma of thu nirectors .n5
principal ownera or the stcam Cah1o rou;t.a au4
Comnany. anneared and cnro t1,o raamI: ~ tS
worknr ~ ka nonnanu 9ur;, ou1 ~ y. 'uo
Beniamin p Rafar chair1rs,r ~ ~ thn %h,o.
Transnortnf,on Comn1ttoa - t1s ~ H. ~ sg Hucng
r;von vost a-5a,- ot. ~ trIoPuet!!un VI togu'
, 1873-10-18

From The phiiadrIohm Az ~ i.
Another farce was enacted IL iii Philadoinb;a var.
terday under the name Of an olection. The
was debauched. Roundors pliod their tra1a un.
molestod. Repeatera praotIceI their callinr in
all tho wards. Gangs of mon were pilotod ffom
division to division. IN ono instanco kv a Mri,r1
candidate for the Ieris1atnre, ond roted rno,,
namcs giyen them bS iha;r aon1over "n suea wpTn
KNOWN cit1zsna weta nsraonstaJ hU ,a"tnr.
and varabonia anG whnn H. {o,t 1oa,oas ,sas
pointed ont to tha .rncn wy of.3cs~a +,,aI9 "a9
thoae who sought ~ 1sravn,+ ;Ha,1 tn7u1eu ,n4os
from heinr no11c5 Az ;n ,aa~t. II IT, sGtss
t1s diarannfahlo r,ma ,vo ~, -, tlo
1rfng" officials Thev haa hcon o hns,
nnavcoa avt. .oH G tloia hoon 5 a.uu5 t'm va conae
, 1873-10-18
PHILADELPHIA.

Special Ditpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Monotary affairs had
healthier tone today, currency being moro
abundant, and good borrowers found less diff
Guilty in obtaining funds than heretofore. The
markct, however. iB far from easy, and high
rates are o1acted. Call loans arc quoted at 10
por cont. and discounts on commercial paper at
Ii per cent. Gold fluctuated as usual, ouel1ipg
at 10TH, declining to u. advancing to 108{(, and
coslng at 1895. American silver is still quoted
at l04 to 108. Tho merchants here nro 1ubilant
over tho prospect of carly resumption Of apecie
payments.
LAuoKEn's WAGES REDUCED,
In JorBoy, tho laborerB on tic now cut through
Bergen Hill wcro notified yesterday TINT their
daily wage8 would be reduced from $1.75 to
&1.50.
Tho prospects of hard winter in Paterson
are increasing. The total number Of hands
thrown out Of employment the past two weeks
exceeds 1000. Tho small dealers supplying
necessities for tho families of these idle men
find great difficulty in meeting their obligations
with wholesale houses, aud many OF them will
be ruined unlcsB the workshops speedily resume,
At Lomokin AflllH, Chester, Pa, tlo hands,
fifty in number, arc working on four days time,
tho prorrotors preferring this to temporary sns-
pension, hoping that matters viii soon brighten
up.
[1o the Associated Press.]
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-The wages of the
employees in tho Camden, N. J., woo1cn mills,
have boon reduced 20 per cent In consequence
Of the monetary Btringoncy.
, 1873-10-18
ABROAD.

LONDON, Oct. 17-6 ?. m.-Amount Of bullion
withdrawn from tho Bank Of England on balance
to-day, G1o5,ooo !; $500, 900 wore Withdrawn
America. Tho lnto for money at the Stock E1-
change On Government securities was u percent.
It iH generally believed that the rate Of discount
at tho Dank Of England will DO advanced boforo
Thursday noxt. CousolB for money OAK on
account. 021}S@02K. Rouds-5-20s Of '65, B9}}@ !;
DO 'o7, 0D3G 10.40s, olA now Is, olH. Sugar
aloat, 22n 9d@27B.
TAnls, Oot. l7.-Rcntes, 67f 06>5o.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-One hundred and Bl1ty.hyo
thousand pounds startling withdrawn from tho
bank Of England on balances to-day, Ia for ship
Meut 10 America.
, 1873-10-18

!51ettd! 1lJ3'.ee!s ! c!..taeo 74t5nRe:
BALr1MonE, Oct. 17.-postmastor- General
Croswell, In a speech llore, before the Repubii-
can mass-meeting, advanced his ideas of poat-
Office savings banks. He urged that they would
supply the only deficiency In the National ban's-
ing, system, ,by protecting doposltora equally
With note.hol4oEs IL times Of panic. The PEG.
1t with the Government 10 be invested in loans,
and then again sent into circulation, thus reliev-
ing the stringency, The security Of depositors
would, he said, bo based upon the very founda-
tion stones Of the Republic, and tho Government
could use the money in tic establishment of
postal telegraph. He conceived tho establish
ment OF these two measures to be part OF the
duty Of the Republican party, and ho Was con1-
don't Of their succeHa.
, 1873-10-18

0nEAT GAIN IN LE1A1rTENDEnB.
The Post reports that tho banka ga1ned very
largely In lognl-tcndera--noar]y $1,000 ,000-a
tho Clearinghouse this morning. Banks l,av-
Ing tho most numerous out-of.town connections
also report, largo receipts Of National Bank
notes. mud this clasR Of currency the banks pre-
for to have, for 1t Is good as logal-touders to
pay out over tho counter. and cannot bo taken
away from banks receiving 1t to bo put in tho
Ccnrng- House pool.
AN IMPROVEMENT IN AFFAIRS,
Information from uptown morchauts Is good,
and, on tho whole. tho situation shows honlthy
imprevcment. :" Tho chief danger now" says
the Post, " is TINT spoculntora ut tho Stock Ex-
olango will jump to conclusions nnd run prices
up. which they did ycsterday, and by continuing
hn Thoh they aro sure to bring ah4nt relapse
epoculation, and Il any are disposed to- their
d'spos'tlon win, 1t Is believed, DO promptly
modified by suo[l measures as aro doomed noe
esHhrry by conservative and mercantile banks.
which comprise largo majority ip tho Clearing
House lcnKuo, which now practically controls
zach bunk"
m BANKRUPTCY.
E. ". d J. P. Carvors, brokers, went into in
Holvoncy to-day. Liabilities, 100000.
, 1873-10-18

CLEVELAND. Oct. 17.--Oen. Grant and staff,
with Gen. Sherman ans! othor distinguished
ollioors arrived Al 8 p. m. to.dny, and, after
Sanst Wos e. he Unpa cuS nhore @ ea afar % soes
evening, all left ut ~ p. M. via Pittsburgh, fol
Washing ton. Yhsy arc on their way homo iron,
tho reunion Of tho Army OF tho Tennessee at
Toledo.
NouKFonp, ILL.,, Oct. l7.-Gen. astiugB,
lately United States Marshal at Cleveland, O.,
will soon take up hlB Residence hero, having
recently purchased tho old Gardener property IL
this city Tor $3.50
, 1873-10-18
ROCKFORD. ILL,

Special Dispatch to This Chicago Tribune.
RooKronD, Ill.,, Oct. 17.-Tho pnulc in Eastern
financial circles has in no way Affected the busi-
ness interests Of thiH section up to this time.
The banks arc doing their usual hoayy business,
the deposits generally exceeding the withdraw
als Of funds. md no withdrawals on account Of
tho panic are roported,-a!l being in q strictly
business way. All the shops run their usual
quota Of hands, aud only report It little harder
to make collections, aud Temittances come in
little slower.
, 1873-10-18
At. LOUIS.

special Dfspatch to 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
BT. Louis, Oct. 17.-Tha Clearlng-Houso At
nociation met this afternoon, aud, after IN ami
mated discussion, concluded to resume currency
payment one week from next Monday. Tho
Clearing House certificates will be withdrawn,
ut intervals, in amounts Of 20 per cont, between
now aud that dato.
, 1873-10-18

opcft1t Utdrdtch To The Chicago tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. MA Anccial fron, CO.
umbus late tonight faye tho election returns az
yet n1o OF very unsatisfactory character, ind II
lB impoaaiblo to state definitely who viii be- he
ne1t Governor. The Democratic Slate Commit
'fo noF ret received from 80 conn
al1 counties. now claim ALIENS election by 80s
majority. There ia considerable doubt as 10 tie
balance Of the State ticket, tut the Chairman
Of the Democratic Committee is Of opinion
that tho Democrats have also elected their: 6tnto
ticket, with tho exception Of Whitman for sn-
prone Judge and Wilson for Comptroller. They
also claim le majority on Joint ballot in the Con
eral Assembly. The Republicans to not give IN
the ship % yet. and claim that nothing 6ut fuil
Official returns can definitely decide the question
az as,tt. to who is elected. Tho Democrats hold q
fi1 foiii1'fication meeting tomorrow night ut which
william Allen aud others will speak.
g. CLEvEIAsp. Oct. T.-A mistake has been
found nd in the count Of Cuyahoga County returns
O. o. Ineaeays election Whereby It appears that
stoT; DEMOCRAT, tor Representative, Is iloicated
i2Sy 6y: Holt, Lberal Republican, by il majority,
nhis makes the delegation Of this county 10 Tie
doueo OF Representatives three Republicans.
one Liberal and one Democrat.
, 1873-10-18

SAN FnANolsco, Oct. 17.-Lator returns indi-
cate that McKinBtry, Independent, for Supreme
Court Judge, is elected by about i, 900 majority,
tho retur1s to como in,
, 1873-10-18

NEw OnLrANst Oct. l7.-Tho MisBiBsjppi VAL
ley Bunk. ot this CITY, resumes currency pay
mept In full tomorrow morning.
, 1873-10-18

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17-slaughter, Renuhli
can candidate for Judge in the THIRD judicial
Distrfas Indiana composed Of Jackson, Wasl,iug-
ton ind Harrison COMMITTEES, is elected by 40 mn
1ority Uyul Enaoruon. ~ S ~