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Special Dispatch to 4Ae chicago Tribune.
P1rrsnunH pn., Scpt: 23.-Tlo situation hero to
day III the financial line IL very little chagcd. The
National Trust Company Obliged to closO It's oora
Today on account ri tho heavy drain made upon them
They hold n.nrio security In ba receivable well in
1ossel. They will IN al probability open again TO-
morrow their Stockholders by their charter nro III
II cnpitn.
The suSpens!on Of Henry olowa l. Co., Of Now York.
lhIa afternoon. an soon 1t waa announced,
:auscd many to put OIL wry fAcea,
Ind aomowhat increased tho excitement. The
clearinghouse Association held d nectng and re-
Boycd 10 sand by another, and accept the bunk
checks Of these that sound mud call furnish ample
security tho Hane ~ grcenhacks.
Our Nntionut l}anka arc amply prepared 10 stand D
r,,n which, however, Is not 4ntirpated aa their de-
posita hayo Increased stnco Saturday.
Brady l. Co., who suspended yesterday, hnve called
. meeting Of their creditors. a. they can pro-
pure statoment It ia thought they will pay dollar for
do!]Ar.
Tbs Security Trust Company developed nothing
uaW.
, 1873-09-24

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAv1aro1r. H., Sept 23.-Dnring March,, 1874 two
man, md tho other by uenry Lorenzcu and hts wife
md hon, md man named Hills Freez started out
from this city, bound for Avocn 200 miles west. The
ward but Schumrnan was never again seen alive. It
now appears by a confession madU by uans Frccz,
who In In our County Jail for loryn-atealing, that
6rlunmnn murdered by Young Loronzen Tor his
money. Tie murder WIS committed nbout March 10
in jasper County. Tho dead body was carried III
Into tho sttlnk lsiyer. Tho murder WIS very cold
bloolod ono, schumn.an having been beaten on tho
heat with club, and then having Ills head .lown of
with SHOTGUN. Both tho Lorcuzcns, Mrs. Lorcuzcp,
mud ErDcz ar0 III uil herr.
, 1873-09-24
FOREIGN.
Successful Revolution Against
Baez in ST. Domingo.
The Spanish Insurgents Decline to
DoMbard Alicante.

SAN DOMINGO.
Fonro Plata, Sept. 8.-Tho revolution against tho
Government Of President 1acz han assumed alarming
proportions, and hcro In every ronpcct Of s speedy
silcccss. The towus OF Monte Chriau and Guayabin
arc in possession Of tho royoutontss, WHO nro in
close proximity 10 Porto Flnttc 0roat confusion OK
hts herc, and humorous fn,lIllca nro preparing Tor
flight. Martial Inv has hcen proclaimed aud nj at-
tack from tho roynlniuniss III no1noutary expected.
casoa by Gun. Garcia, Of tho 1,auz rarty espousing
tle revolutionary Cause with quo men. Tho war.cry
Of tho roypltiunsts iB Down with tho Samann can.
vcntion and Dae2.H
Thero is cTcry reason TO bollevo that tho rising will
not ln]uro bsincss, as tho revolutionary party promise
70 abBain from prosecuting any ono, anil Bny thnt
Of President Daox,
, 1873-09-24
INCENDIAKISM.

Tho Richards Iron Works Set on Elro.
Yesterday evening, Capt. L. a. Hanblin, Of Han1b-
Inns Police, sitting In his oce at tho Of
Madison und Dcsrlaincs atrcets, when ho observed
to In tic sccotl-story OF Richards Iron Works. He
nt onco had ono Of Ills men turn in m alarm from
Boz GIT. Mr. Hamblln ran oyor to tho
works, arriving t1.ero simultaneously with
Dnllwinke'H insurance Patrol. Tho fro was put out
by Capt. ua1nb!n With fow pails Of watcr. Upon ex-
animation It was discovered THAT eau OF oil had been
1gned in soycral places. It was apparent that m i-
ccndiary had bcen at work. pcr1tlla tho Hau1c which
lad Aet nre to a. II. Andrews builng tow aya pro-
yluug. ~ '"
, 1873-09-24

SVfci0l Ul8p1lcH 70 7Nt ChftH78 7TfDHHE. :
APPLETON, 1YiH., 8opt a3.-A person Just arrived
from Manitosoc by ran brings the news Of horri.
atorekeeper mined G. n. Techter, was found III hB
storo this morning with his skull fractured, and tho
brains oozing from tho Wounds which Ind evidently
been inflicted With hammer or other blunt inBtru-
mcnt. Robbery is supposed to havo been tho object
ho known to carry large Bll.nB of money on his
person. No clue hnd been obtained av to tho muracr-
crs at luat accounts.
, 1873-09-24
SPAIN.

SPN1N.
MApn1p, Sept; 937den salhedo, owing to iIInoss,
has bcel, compelled to reln4uiah his command and
return to Madrid.
hLApA1D, Sept. 21.-prestdent CASTELAR, has hnl IN
important conference with N1nrehnl ScrrAno and Adj
mra Topoe, tho result Of Which Ia represented 10 10
most favorable to tho country.
Tho Bank Of Franco lns agreed to advance 100 000-
000 {rancs 10 tho Spanish Government.
Admiral Yolyorton IL Ia command Of tho British
fleet Mt Alicante.
NlADn1p. Sent 93--Tho In,parcfdi Rny8 tho tns,,r-
gent vessels In the larbor Of Alicante hayo left for
Oartngena.
Tile Epocd appleude tho action OF Admiral Yolvcr-
ton in preventing attack by the insrgcnt fleet upon
Alicante.
don. Nouvllas Inns been appointed President by tho
Supreme Council Of Var; Gen. 1nyia, Oaptain-dcn-
eral Of Malrid and Gen. Jouyollnr, Captalu General
Of Cuba, yioo Con. pielta1n, who L. recalled.
, 1873-09-24

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 23.-Yestcrday morning,
Columbus and Reynolds Beam, brothers, went 10
samucB' Station, three miles from Bar,lA-
town, Ky, and attached G. ". saulues,
Of that place. with pistols. in front
Of tits housc. Sanuols returned the 1ro with
ellot gun, killing ColnmbuH Beam ILL
stantly. Reynolds LEAN then fred Bovcrai ahotB
at San,llcls, when William Samucs,
his son rnn out Ut the llolgo with donbc-barrre1
sLot-Bun aud discharged its contents at Beam, fatally
wounaing him. sau,iies aud his road to BarlH-
town md surrendered themselves to tic nuthori-
tics. Tho affair has created great excitement
macy between samuels and tho wife Of Columbus
Beam, mud tho shooting Aas bceu Threatened Ho1ne
t1uc BY tho beams, slo lighyrespecsed parties.
, 1873-09-24
WILL tChGE.

NEW YonK, Sept. 2!I.-rllc Court Of Appeals this
viii case Oh trial be!ors tbs Surrogate lilo co1,-
tchant nsld lienry l.. Clinton, ler counsel, Insisted
tat tho will! WIS forgery, and That tAu signature OF
Surrogate decided ag a!nst forgery, an.l admitted lilo
will to prubate. Mr. Clinton carried It to tho suprco
~ ha o t
and ordering jury trul. If thp Jury decide. Ii,
fnvor Of ca!nlart, Knto llowland, granddaughter of
Mr. Taylnr so will inherit ta entir1 estate subject to
Mrs. Taylur'e interest III widow.
, 1873-09-24
Cholera Raging Among tho Russian
C0iUnistk tn 4aukOtu.

From fhe Slouc CflV J8UfNNI, Sept. 18.
Four tll1niaalsalu duatllH from cholera occurred in
Yniakton Oh Atondny lust. Ono Of tho victims WIS
:.loso of pr, vancrAnle, Of thls city who In i-
forant. llo further Bays thla awful acourgo IL rag-
jim Htyer - or 10 miles from Ya.lkIon. Ts con-
hrns the statement which Mr.. Bradley ma.u to III
fcw days Blncc, OF very fata epidemic ragug iu that
particular regitm Thero were four tteatiB Upon tho
day Of h!a visit. THIS settlement s mado ,lp prlnc.
Pay uf lsEslhn engranss rcccnsly from tho 6 cn,-
try nn 10 doubt hey brought tAu seeds Of this mont
terrible 9courgo Will them,
, 1873-09-24
MN NAiFKEE.


Special Nspatch 10 3he Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23.-Thers Ia no abatement in tha
monetary stringency .. this point, aud tho GRIM trade
is virtually suspended far caRl lanHaetions are
concerned, tho bankH being dianclaed to n,ako fur
ther advances at PRESENT. owing to tho llicn!ty of OBJ
timing currency from tile East for future delivery
liberal hl,a!uoss has hoen done in wheat, nflt .
general feeling Of oonfdeco prcsaa 10 tbs ability
Of banka mud merchants 10 wlcatAcr tho prchant
financial storm. Trade generally Ia good and, in
some departments, better Aan eyer hof0ro. Tlsoro Ia
no disposition Oh tho part Of dopoHi.osa to with
draw their balances from Tie banks, and fow days
hence will probably aee quiet feeling restored,
, 1873-09-24
WASHINGTON,

Special Dispaicls 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAsttlNaToN, D.. G., sopt. 23.-up to tho hour Of
cosny business at tho Treasury Department this af-
tcrnoon, the books shaved that &c., QUO worth Of
bonds have been purchased ainco laat Saturday morn
1ng when tho order given by tho Secretary. Tile
100000 Of green6ncks which paid for tho hol,da,
is represented to 10 considerable aud Of material ben
CIT 10 legitimate business.
, 1873-09-24

KAnnAs Cry, Mo-, Sept. a3l-Latest accounts from
tally wounded in lomuco Ut Sunday ia alive aud say
lo IL deterln!ucd to survive, though tls doctors be
1.-Two he will te. PeAcock, the Deputy hArshnl, ia
still alive, though to-day. Young poncock gavo
hinlHef UP to tho authorities last night. Ills wound
III light, A1 thilk ,o shot himself accidentally.
1t ii sail Chi,os family don't blanc tho Deputy Mar-
shall wllo suys ha not tho crowd marched up a could
haye tsarmel Chtles without IGolRhGd. Last night
men, Thomas hlalu and 3tichHci Gleui, were cugagc
tho latter btaub!ng Malon III tho abdomen. ua will
probably rDroyer
, 1873-09-24
Suicide at tTnycrly. Tn.

speeial Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
NAvEnLY, H., Sent. a1-1. II. Curtis, o OF high
Btaniug in ~ vol as an active wor1er
III Of tho lending religious organizations III this
placc very cooy and deliberately committed suicide.
pruning g-kuife, on Saturday afternoon. ue was ut
hls etoro and transacted business only hour two
before the fatai atroke. The srpriaa and excitement
Intense Ills funeral Conducted by The Masonto
fraternity, Of which he waR mesuber) VIVA largely ut
Tended and much feeling manifested by Lis rela-
tycs 4nd frionls Different cauaes for tho deed arc
assigned by different persons.
, 1873-09-24
JUSTICE IN QUEBEC PROVINCE,

spccial dispatch to The Chicaao 1Tidnus.
MONTREAL, Sept. o3.-TAo administration Of Justice
III Quebec Province lAs been III bad Btnts during tho
ragt three years. Tweslty-throo appeals laye been
sent before thu Judicial Committed Of prlyy Council.
nne Judgments Git Of sixtyfour rendered III tho su-
prelue Court wero Auuullel.
, 1873-09-24
CINCINNATI.

no MI snn Se sne a'Th rhd ero
coul,gtng news from Now York this morning was ro
cei.ctl with Rrcnt satisfaction. Tho favorable dis
patches read by tho Superintendent 'Change were
received with general applause Thcro has not been
tho resemblance Ut run on my Of tho l,anks. Tho
conservative courao Of tho Inter Is generally approved
by our bustncsa men.
, 1873-09-24
THE CANADA SOUTHERN.

NEwyiLLE, DcKalh Co., 1lld.. Bept, Al, 1878.
20 the Editor qf 1hs Chicago Tribune:
SIR Last week, tho work on Tho Chicago T. Cana
d. southern Nallroad WIS aoppc1 a aioug the line,
by order AZ It n said, OF tho Company. Since the LIST
Of July 1havo worked for eontEactor named q John,
TamlIton. lid, Tho 9TH Of September wo received
our nay for tho work done iu July. Hut now. altar
haiux tscharQaa fxpm tAa Yqek ~ ts @atl at kaAs
, 1873-09-24
4 E1rg1aE Shot by Il Woman.

N1lfcial Dt8U0fcA to Ths Chfcago Tribune.
QuIScy, H., sept. a3.-An unknown burglar was
shut last night while attempttng 10 forco IN entrance
Into tho residence Of Mrs. L. D. Fnlay, North Fifth
atrec. Mrs. i. waa alone With her daughter in tho
louso at tho TINS, nu, herring tic burglar, challenged
him, but he sill tried to get In, when slo
fred two Bhots and tho rrtlan retrcated yroaning aud
staggering. The next morning truces Of blood wcro
found around ler house, hut tho burglar escaped.
, 1873-09-24
THE WEATHER.

WAaG1NaToa, Sept. 23.-On Wednesday,, for Now
will PREVAIL with possibly light rain over tho aoner1.
portlon. Fur tho Middle states light to fresh winds
For tho South Atlantic atatea, winds yterng IL nnrth
and northwest, with clearing but partly cloudy
weather. For tho TonnesHce and 0hi0 Valley, wludA
eAIfluN 10 AaUtha24t and 2oAtA dkuG taplnogatpyQ.
, 1873-09-24

and generally cloudy weather. For tho Lower Lake
rcaot,. oastcr1y. 10 souher,y win.ls higher
10 tho Upper Lakes falg barometer, aouth to east
wis Increasing 10 fresh md btis1s. cloudy weather,
and very probably ran. Tho majority Of tlio after
noon tccgrarlto rcportB from tho Western and Cuff
6tntCs, mud DakON, arc missing.
, 1873-09-24

Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, Ont., Sept, 23.-At tho Pembroke ARaizes
Court Just closed. man mined Anger sentenced
to be hAngcd on tue 10th Of December Anxt,
, 1873-09-24
CASUALTIES.
ssorcl to l,c,,t1, by n IIu1I.

Spfcisl biapateh to TIC Chtcaao I'ritnne.
VALPARAISO, lnd., Sept. 1J.--Juhll DeWnll, royer,
died here lodny, under the following circumstances:
few tlnyB Eil.re. willis route with Tcsas cal
tie under his clnrgc 1t lccame necessary for linn to
60 into Of tbs curs to separate them. Willie doing
so enragcd bull attacked lin, and horned him
beverley that lo ungored In great ogouy until today,
when lle died.
, 1873-09-24
THE CROPS.
illinois,

Special Dspatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
AncnLA, ILL.,, Sent. E.-Lato corn fas BEEN damaged
not esa hau du per cert by the late frossH cnrl!est
Severely injurrd. Douglas County will not como out
with anything like I'LL ayer"ss yield Vt 1Allan corn
th!s eeLapu,
, 1873-09-24

Tho employees Of tho American District Telegraph
Company gavo their Superintendent, 11r. L. D. Fr-
man, quite surprise on Inst evening by calling at Lis
house In full force, mud presenting INN with ng,n-
cent gol1cated cane. The presentation addrcss was
glycu by Nr. ". T. Evans.
, 1873-09-24
KANSAS CITY LIVE. STOCK MARKET. y

speeial Dispnfeh to IHe Chicago Tribune,
KANsAs C1rY, sept. 23.-OaTTI.E-Rece!pts, 1,77b ;
shipments, Gag. Markot slow, at 30 centH or from
yestcrlay'a rrcca. Two Thousand hero left in 1cna
u1,Huld. sa!s Of wlntered Toxan steers at S530 ;
through Texnn CONS, $l.00del.ou The hanks refuse
10 extend The ABral accommodations on EAstern ship
1ncttH.
Iloas-Marhot atcaay; o1trcmo range, 1915 to
$J,95, Aelcetrd lotH $500.
, 1873-09-24

DAVENPORT, Ia., Sept. 23.--Recent froeta In this
county Anv0 injured ilie corn crop, and 1t will not
proyo more thun Aulf yolt, Tho rotato, onion,
fruit md vegetable Gropa liz Heott County aro almost
failures compared with other yrars. pflcea for vi
kutla Ut produce Arp high,
, 1873-09-24
NEW CANADIAN LOAN,

Suecial Uispatch to 1he chfcago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Sept. 23.--Alyces have Leen reeYcd that
tenders Tor r300o 900 sterling per cent Canadian In-
ter:Co!onial oan were opened ln I.ondon, md wore
we'll received, tcsa thAn 81 100000 wpre tenterca
for ut prvul[llnis averaging ~ ler cont.
, 1873-09-24

HOLDEN, No., Sept. 23.|. q. Wallace, highly TO.
spccted ci.i1un 1T Johnson County, wAilo going from
hsa lne Waarshorn, yesterday, to thu lonse Of
neighbos, Slot through The loart a1 Killed. by
an unknown sssaBHiu. M cuo to tho murderer.
, 1873-09-24

I'm Wcst P1li1nstctphltl--E.oas, B75,0O0.
Special Dispatch to 19tc Chicaae 4f,bune.
PH1IApELpn1A, Sept. GA $76,Co0 fro broke out
In tho cotton aud wuulcn mill Of j. Kelley 1ackin,
between sevcnteih street nu lIAycrfort road, Wcat
Philadelphia, ahout o'clock iiis morning. Tho mill
and eotcuts werc totally destroyed They fully
Insured,
, 1873-09-24

Special DispatcA 10 1'he Chicago It1bune.
pnIL1pELPu1A, Sept. a3-The tity IL nloa With
Visitors f1um oyery satu III thu Union, to attend thu
approaching grand Masonic cerelHontos. Many nre
hc.4 from Nrcat Drltnn tho Went lnes, CAius, Ger
mauy, Spain, 1taIy, and eyen from Palestine,
, 1873-09-24
PERSIA.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Dispatchrs from Teheran M
noicc lu return Of the Shnh Of Pcrsa to fe Capital.
palace. The Shah, in brief speech, stated that 10
had visited tho rarliamcnta and principal institutions
Of Europe With tho special object Of Introducing what
ho Baw good In them into tle administration Of Ills
Government.
, 1873-09-24

Specf4l Dspatch 10 The thfraqo Tribune.
Dw1allr, ILL.,, Scpt, 23.-Tlle Rev. D. ". ]. TIan-
Icy, Catlulic priest here, thrown ont Of buggy
yestcrday. His shoulder was disloeutcd, leg broken,
and other scrioua injuries inflicted.
, 1873-09-24

Yesterday evening wo!ts Sherman, c1-Doputy Super
intcndcut Of polcc got into an alteration Clark
sroet, near KirchoF's enloon aud Sherman roceiyed
euch ecycre injuries that lie Ind to 10 carried Of.
, 1873-09-24
B&f TIM0EE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-1lle associated bnnks OF
Baltimore today resolved to adopt tho plan Of Issuing
Clearing -1losso cerihcacs as III use III New York.
, 1873-09-24

I1vEnrooL. Hcps 23.-Tho stealnahra City OF Paris
aud Olympia from Now York, laye ArryeI out,
QusENBrowN, Hort. 41-TAo steamship rarthia
from New York. has arrived,
NEw on1EAhs, sept. sa;;-steain.ship Mtsass!ppl
, 1873-09-24
At EttaSfayiliC. Wis.,

Special Hisntch 10 Ihc Chicaqo Tribune.
6r. JosErn Mo-, Sept. o3.-Tho depot Of tho Knnsas
City, 81. Joseph 4 Council Bluffs Railroad at Nusll-
ylllo, in this county, destroyed by fro last night
tho loss amounting to several thousand dollars.
, 1873-09-24

LITTLE RooK, Ark. Sept. e3.--The excitement over
our city money contnuca to-ilay. Most Of the
chants refuBct to ako 1t. meeting Of merchants
will bo hcld at 10 o'clock In ths morning, at which it
is generally conceded that they will rnfuse 10 roccyo
tho money as long aH tho bauks refuse.
, 1873-09-24

uCYRUS, OHIO,
Spteial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Duoynus, o., sopt 23.-a. ", nfyorA l. Co., Of this
rncc, mudo M assignment to-suy. Liabilities, from
so, Gao to $26, 900. Assets limited.
, 1873-09-24

S1tcial DisptteI to 1hc CAicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. a3.-Chestcr Fergnnon under
tool to drive In front Of MI advancing trui Oh tho De-
trot l. bay City 1soad, ut Lareer, today, aud was
Killed,
, 1873-09-24
GREAT BRITAIN,

-....... AHCHl oHl AiNs
LONDON, Sept 1s.-The romans Of Donald Dalrym-
pie, late member OF parliar.cnt for Bath, hayo bcen
taken to Norwich for intcrmcut It iB said lie never
recovered from fatigue orcnsioucd by his Journey to
America.
, 1873-09-24

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TonoN1o, Ont, Sept. 23.-DetcctIycR Folk ana Cor
win, Of nroohlyn arc In st. GATHERINGS awaiting tho
delivery to thtm Of the murderer LowenAein. Tho
required papcra arrived from Washington on Friday,
and were Immediately cent to tho Governor General
for lis SIGNATURE
, 1873-09-24

Suecfat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEWARK, O., Sept. GA young nun named
Wheeler, employed here gard brakeman for the
railroad company, was 80 seriously injured by bolt
passing through Ills body while coupling cars 1ast
night that 10 died this morning.
, 1873-09-24

WhTEH TN IFIE ST. LAWRENCE.
SJleciat Dispatch to Ths Chicaaa Tribune,
MONTREAL, Sept. a3,-The wafer III the st. Law
renee River IL now only II ce erp ut Lake at, pptex
dAts. ~ sga!4Ht u {2st tl!H 4sts laat xear,
, 1873-09-24
WASHINGTON.

Proposed Retaliation by tho HIcxicAnk
for Texan I1nstln into Tllclr Country
"A 1ecvcnue 1cu1ilE-Ersltltls OH ln-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03

A medicine that has done more than all
the prescriptions OF the pharinacop@ia TO
project the human system against the
bodily ills superinduced by unhealthy sur
rOnndings, iscertainly worthy OF universal
confidence. 1t is mainly on account Of its
extraordinary preventive properties That
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is 80 eS-
ceedingly popular In localities subject TO
the visitation of niasmattc fevcrs and
other diseases produced by empois0ned
air. A family that has escaped sickness
during A sickly season In consequence of
using the Bitters as a safeguard, tS a living
advertisement of the virtues of the pre-.
naration. The whole nelghborhood real-
iZe the fact. III couldn't believe II, slys
one. al scarcely credited the advertise.
ments; but one must believe what one
Ia1es, saws another. "It Ia the very thing
We need in this unwhOlsome section of
cOuntry,n remarks a third. And the re-
suit is that the instinct Of self defence, The
first law OF nature, induces threc-fOurtls
Of that community TO obtain u supply of
the great vegetable antidOte before the
next sickly season sets In. In the winter,
when the system requires extra yigor ana
elasticity to enable Tito hatfle tho effects of
dampandcold the BitteEs VIII be found par.
ticularly scrviceable. Rheumatism will
not be apt to fasten np0n muscles and
nerves that have been braced up by this
excellent invigotant and nervine; nor
will the scyerltiea Of the season, which
have such q disastrous effect on the pulnlu-
nary organs Of the feehle and delicate, )c
likely to exercise the same unt0ward lnfln-
cnces In cases where the stomach and the
external surface Of the body which always
synpathizes with the digestive Ofgansl
have been toned and stimulated BY ae0ul'se
of the restorative, The ITS OF indigestion
and Irregularities Ofthc bowels which pro
coed from sudden changes Of weather may
always be AyeEteA BY q timely nse Of the
RlttCre,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03

DEMOCRATIC CONvENTIoN.--The
Democrats held q convention for the
domination Of candidates for city Off
GERS, on Friday night last. The boys
had lots Of fun ballot-boxatuffing until
John HackIeman interfered by mo-
tlon, which was adopted, that all per-
Aons voting for candidates in the con-
yention, register their names when
Offering their ballots. The convention
was largely attended, aud more inter
est manifested than usual in city nom
Inations. The following gentlemen
we're placed in nomination: For May
Or, NJ. v. Brown; Recorder, J. r.
Herrcn Marshal. I. p. Mcknight; ;
Treasurer, p. G. Harper; Councilmen,
Andrew Cowan, Julius Gradwohl,
John Parker. C. G. Kuhn, Frank Par
ton, Vincent Circles.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03

The December number of Woods
Household Magazine Is replete with
good reading entertaining sketches,
stories poems, &C., &c. It's table Of
contents embraces the following arti-
cles: "A Better Country" Mary Hart
well; An Engineers Yarn, Albert
Williams, Jr.. Our, Party at Sea, Rev.
J. s. Breckinritlge; Two Enthusiasts,
II. M. Lewtrll; Presence of Mind,
Rev. +. w. Holland; Our Babies. ID.
A. Gorton, NJ. D.; Blessedness of Rich
es, Tenoroon Hans Do0dletlee. Ru-
dolph Mentel Installnient Of Max
Kroner, author OF Jessica's First
Prayer; Goldfish and Potatoes, Chap
ter ii, by Eleanor Kirk; Misery Jip-
peau. Chapter VII. VIII, by II. v.
Osborne. In addition to these articles
are several pretty poems, charming
little Cottage Design, and editorial de-
partments embracing Our Housckeep-
er, Correspondence. Literary Notices,
Laughing stock, &c. &c. The engrav-
ing for this month is entitled Little
Folks" All the above for only one
dollar per year-or With Chrome Yo-
Semltc one dollar and a half. Address,
Woods Household Magazine, New
burgh, N. Y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03

CRY ELECTION. The city election
n Monday resulted as follows: For
Mayor. NJ. V. Brown; Recorder, j..
4, Herrn; Marshal, I. P. Mcknight;
treasurer, James d. Iitus-all gentle
men Of the Democratic persuasion,
ave and except the Treasurer, who is
sbedrOck Republican. Of the CouE-
ellmen elect, Mcssrs. }. F. Backensto
and d. Froman were Republican NOM
inees, while Messrs. A Cowan, John
Parker, G. G. Kuhn and V. Circle
were placed in nomination by the
Democracy. We congratulate the
above named gentlemen upon their
sn0ess, and believing them honest
aud capable, we hope the interests OF
she city and general welfare OF Its peo-
ole may 50 prosper IN theirhands. that
Mhen their term Of Office expires they
may receive the plaudits Of grateful
nd appreciatlvo constituency. Can
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