davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24

For the Holidays.
Odor Cases in Velvet, Russia Leather and Rose
Wood.
Cigar cases in Russia Leather.
Antique Bronzes.
Gold and Silver Capped Pungents.
Cut Glass Col0gnes In pairs and sets.
Wax Flower Materials, COlOrs and Tools.
Bohemian and Cut Toilet Sets.
Pocket Match Boxes in Russia Leather and Gilt
Bronze.
Bouquet Holders, Flour Vases and Mantel orna-
ments.
French Plate Toilet Mirrors.
Hair Brushes and Comics.
Powder Pufts and Boxes,
Novelties In Perfumery.
Sundries I'm Relic Wood, Scotch Plaid WOok, Rose
Wood, Turkish Wood, Russia Leather, swiss Carved
Wood, Satinwood.
Thermometers in great variety.
At uniformly low prices at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24
Hrom our Late Ediuon Of saturday.l
From Washington.
ArrrDPrED SUICIDE OF A RoBBER.

ATTEDPTED SUICIDE OF RoBBER.
WAsHINoToN, Feb. %.
VIM. Semmes attempted to commit suicide
this morning, while the officers were searching
his house for him, on a charge Of robbery which
he afterwards confessed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and reli-
able Illuminating OIL for family use, free not only
from the danger Of an explosion, but from the dan
ger OF the uid igniting should the lighted lamp be
upset. 1t is free from Objectionable odor burns In
the ordinary kerosene lamps furnishing light un-
equaed by gas satisfactory In every particular and
free from all apprehension OF danger. 1t is put up
in one gall, i've gall. and ten gall. packages; each
can iB closed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. BY purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the genuneness Of the goods is war
ranted with the assurance OF obtaining an oil per-
iectly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
&. BRINGHURsT CO., Apothecares.
cor. Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmtnptnn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24
r. W. BAKER, HIACHINIsT,

SHOP: Rear of Building 02O KING ST.
livery description of Machinery made and repair
cd Tie best OF work at fair prices. Try me.
.tan21.ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24
gInanEiaI.

EHNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANR,
NO. sOT MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
open to receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
during the usual business hours, aud on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from to socleck, p. NJ.
All the profits OF the Bank, after the payment OF
necessary expenses, are devoted to the beT INT OF
the depOsitOrs, and dividends are made senl-annu-
ally in April and October Since the organization OF
the Bank, In 1885, the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate OF six per cent per ennum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits and
at once become entitled to participate In future
dividends
No manager is allowed 70 borrow any OF the funds
intrHsted to the Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. hnLRs, GEORGE W. BusH,
CLEMENT B. SMYTu GEORGE S. CAPELLE,
CuARLBs w. HOwLAND, M. L. LICHTEEsIBN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON N. r. BENSON,
HERRY +. DURR, JOB II. Jackson,
JOHN MClKAR, WIN. Ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s. HiLLES, President.
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President.
ectl21y JOHN p. MCIRAR Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24
SpertaI gutIfes.
Correct the Stomach.

tits a well ascertalned physiological fact that the
origin Of most of the ills that alict humanity s
deraDged condition of the alimentary canal. The
bowels become constipated and sluggish and thence
arises q train of painful and distressing maladles
AS preventive and cure there is no remedy 80 safe
and sure as DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pllls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-24
AVOID CONSUMPTION.

AVOID CONSUMPTION.
No enemy to the human race is more to be dreaded
and s re igsidious in its approaches than the too
fataI destroyer of health and happiness OF myriads
-" consumption In ils CHASTITY FORM" The dHty OF
all is to guard against its first advances, This may
be done by the timely use of Dr.. TUFTS Expeetorant
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
For Representative 9th District,
JOHN +. WHEELER,
Judges of Election.
OF SEBASTIAN COUNTY

We. the undersigned Registrars. within and
for the County ot Crawford, In State Of Ar
kansas. hereby certify that the following
named persons have been by US appolntcd as
Judges OF Election for the ,lifl flrrent Precincts
of said County of Crawford State of Arkan-
sas. to serve for the time required by law, to-
wit:
Van Buren, Township-A. J. Ward, VIM. l.,
TAYLOR. NJ +. West.
Richland Township-B. Il. Renfro, Joseph
Winters. Wm. +. Morgan.
Vine Prairie Township. j. Henson, VIM.
NJ Chastain. James Heard.
Lafayette Tewnship-John Steward, W. J..
X. Mcadors Rolly Riley.
Mountain Township lslinin Wright. Geo
b. Ely. John Hatfield.
Shepherd Township-Georgc Wells John
Shepherd. John Gwin.
Upper rTownship-Elward Lee, Joseph e..
Lane David w. Lewis.
Jasper Townshi1-John 5. Mailnck, Jesse
w. Branson, George W. McAtec.
Cedar Township Alexander GoodmS, i.
II. London. Enos Coleman,
Lees Creek Township-James Creig, Will
IAN Har.yrayc.. Thos. NJ. Williams.
Witness onr hands on this the % day OF
Octeher 873,
EG. WuIIEsiDEs Frcs
j. j. WARRrH,
j. Il. MfADORs.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
United States Marshals and District At
torneys in Western Arkansas Guilty
Of Forgery and Purgery.

The following is from the Washington cor
res pondcnce Of the New York san Of the date
of October l7th, This looks as If the next L.
5. Court at Fort Smith might be a lively
one for certain parties:
The chief OF the secret service division OF
the treasury department was directed some
time since by the secretary of the treasury, at
the request of the attorney general, to exam
inc into the condition of affairs in the judicial
district of Western Arkansas. The report OF
the operal ions has been received by the at
torucv- general and the revelations, contained
ther,in are startling The United states
marshalS, deputy marshals and district after
neys are proven to have committed fsrger,
and perjury aud to have been screening Of
tenders al al grades.
II " i'll be remembered .nat the report of
the attorney general 10 the senate last winter
Of the eX..lhultures of the department of
Justice in Arkansas showed that they were
greater than in the states of New \ lork, Penn
~ llNania and Ohio. The attorney general is
very much concerned about the condition of
things in Arkansas, and has not yet decided
how he shall proceed against the guilty Of
iiccrS. II will he necessary ~ send new Of
tictrS. who have no connection with the ring,
te couduct the prosecutions rs we'll rs 70 gum
mon and draw the Jurors.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

iGS- On The 22d inst, personal din
Guilty secured at the store of Beatty 4
Son. between them and Dr. NJ. Nj. Hu.
kill, in relation to settlement Of business
between them, Pistols were drawn and
the son Beatty rs stated, discharged his
revolver striking DR. llukill through the
breast OF his coat, the ball cutting thro'
his clothing a2d penetrating through the
skin or breast DR.. Hukill when retreat
ing, the elder Beatty having got hold Of
a double barrel shot gum advanced with
it and attempted to fire, hut the cap
bursted. and no damaged done by him.
Tho trial Of young Beatty for the ditll-
Guilty mentioned above with DR.. NJ NJ.
Hukill has ;;"st closed, acquitting him
Of the charge with assault 20 kill, after
which his father and him Elead guilty of
q simple assault, and were fined each $50
and costs DR. iIukil being under ar
arrest broke custody and has not been
recaptnrcG.
A rcncornter between II. Il. Fellows
and old man Paden The evening previ-
ous Of the ,bove difficulty, resulted in
Mr.. rad,n receiving severe injuries.
Fellows left and isnuw at large not hav.
ing hron arrested, uli'e Mr Paden il ~
ing in prccarieus cunliton - Green
rooI .Stjndarl.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
Inhuman Des crtion 4.

About two weeks ago n German named
Franci. X. Wasmuss. aged about 35 accom-
panied by his chld-wife, only about 10 came
to Boulder and commenced housekeeping.
During the three months Of their welded
lie every thing i. said 10 have passed pleas
auily. aid no thoughts o impending trouble
clouded the Chiid's mind, until Sunday last
when She learned that he who had sworn to
"love honor and protect. had sold his team,
stolen some $500 ef her private fund, from
her purse. aud lett tor parts unknown, leav-
ing her almost pennies among strangers
The da, following, a letter was received Ifoh
the abscondpg scoundrrl telling her that he
was bound for California and requesting her
to follow
There is but little doubt that Wasmnss has
been guilty of some crime before thi> ana
his sudden departure was caased through Tear
of detection This seems probable from the
fact that no domestic trouble existed. ahe
few DAYS before he had refused twice the sum
received for the team.
Mrs VS. parents reside at Sergeant, IN
southeastern Colorado. whittier she VIII 20
In a few days. We hope the press OF Cail-
fornia will make it hot for Francis IL. Was
muss,
We are handed the Rochy Mountdia Eagle.
published at Boulder, Colorado, containing
the above. WAsMUss it will be recollccted
tended bar at two of the Saloons in this place
la.t wintcr-when lac left with party from
here for Colorado. lie was looked upon as a
thief by those who employed him here. The
young girl-wife spoken offs generally sup
posed here, to be Miss WALTON who with
her father. mother and sister left for that Ter.
ritory at the same time that Wasmuss did.
We know nothing here of WasmuSa' ante
cedcntS. To Tie father of the young girl
should attach large share of blame for the
this transaction.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
Keeling Over.

Another republican paper, which was led
OF by Mcclure in his warfare against the
governor, has changed hands, Ia Little
Rock Republican, and comes out for Govern
or, We refer to the Augusta sentinel. In
the issue of the l4th we find the following
"good-bye:"
Like the gallant and inylncible Mcclure
we retire, not for any want of faith in our
opinions of right, but tor a desire to afford
every opportunity to our party to retrieve its
lost prest tge-lost through the acts of one in
whom we once placed confidence. That con
Rdence is lost. and it will take acts to restore
IT, not empty promises. We went into the
last campaign to battle fer the nominees of
the party. and to win the fight )" c0ute qu'H
cOute" We did win. and We believe we have
seen the man for whom We fought to wear
these hsnors. ANONYMOUSLY disregard the
rights of his party and amalgamate with the
enemy. We have said IN previous issue what
we thought OF 1t. We have nothing to retract
now. We simply surrender the sentinel to
those who havo more confidence In the execu-
tive than we can possibly have. The supreme
court has firmly fixed Mr. Baxter IN the chair
gubernatorial. That was right but 1t does
not In the least increase our opinions of his
honesty of fidelity to the republican party.
We believe now that he Is joined to his idols
(the democrats). and are willing to let him
aioDc.
That the central committee Of this county
is much better qualified to make an interest
ing paper than we are, We are frank to admit.
But that 1t will ever make II republican eX-
ecutivc out OF Gov, Baxter we do not believe.
Our f,alty to and love of our party would die
tate to us to make any sacrifice saNe indors-
ing Gov. Baxter. That we can not and will
not do until his future acts warrant us IN SO
doing. We did not see, ner do we see now
any necessity for republican governor con
sorting with democrats to upheld and
strengthen our party. We believe the rcpub-
lican party of Arkansas Is fully able to take
care OF itself under any circumstances, and
while we had Clay ton at the helm we did do
It. When we had lladley there we did 1t,
but we made fatal mistake when we under
took to do IL with n Baxter. But 1t is done
and we cannot now undo IT, but We will
wager our existence that the republican par
Is succeeds Gov. Baxter with n maR-one
who will be able and willing to guide our ship
without calling upon the deck-hands OF de-
mocracy. TO our friends we can only say, be
of good chcer--hope for tie best-bc true TO
repu ublicanism and In time all will he well.
After resting upon our oars until the opening
OF the next campaign for state officers. you
will then hear fro@ AS again, and ever In the
front battling for our party. To my success
ors. can only say | wish you pleasant and
successful voyage IN your hazardous under
taking-that OF making republican Of Gov.
Baxter. W. h. ARMS.
McClurc's following die hard. Arms puts
on bold front. like Mcclure, but overwhelm-
ing public sentiment has driven him from the
editorial control OF the Sentinel. Good
bye Arms.-L. II. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
N Office.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY oY CRAWFORD.

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
COUNTY oY CRAWFORD.
A the September term of the Circuit Court Of
"A Crawford County, aforesaid, the following per.
sons filed their accounts current for settlement as
Administrators, Executors and Guardians; the same
being ordered continued and publication to be made
according TO law, viz:
Amasa b. Howell, Guardian Of Kate Fort
Elisha Is. Meaders, guardian ofMartin l.. Moore
John stinebsrg, guardian of Jennie Bailey.
A, j, Peter,, guardian of Henry n Pope
William Coleman, guardian of IL (, Bailey
i. d. Monds, guardian Of Reecc PRICE heirs
John spoon. guardian Of Lucy and John spoon
John Spoon guardian Of Margaret Spoon
John MarEoll guardian of James Pew heirs
William Demay guardian of Mary +. Johnson
4, h. Shaber guardian of Henrietta B. Winkler
h. g. Whitesides administrator estate of Benjamin
John Marzoll administrator estate of Francis Mar.
zoll
l., c. Southmayd executor Alfred Wallace
j, II. Decherd adm illustrator estate OF Holden
NJ West administrator estate of II II Bailey
Jesse Turner administrator estate of W y Woosely
Il White administrator estate OF Bernard
Lie White administrator estate Of Mary Capps
l. White administrator estate of David Henderson
kuth Flanagan administrator estate oi1ohh iah-
Z q whitcsidcs administrator estate of Franklin
Mary Jane Bridgoman Administrative estate of
James Bridgeman
John Austin administrator estate Of WIN Wilson
l. Z White administrator estate of n NJ Stcrs
Jesse Turner adj nistrator estate of Wm Marcaum
X c Oliver administrator estate Of II L Par
William laden administrator estate of James q
Morton
Rebccca King Administrative estate Of VIM King
James Smith administrator estate of W Smith
James Smith administrator estate Of Newton Smith
Julia C. Foster administratrix estate of Charles
u Steward
A Meaders administrator estate of Samuel Holly
II Clabc Howell administrator estate of Amasa
howell -
James Greig administrator estate of John Wilcox
James NJ yinsant administrator estate OF Josiah
Foster junior
George " Seantling Administrator estate Of VIM
; Hill
Luther Hollis adm'r est OF Nester Fort
And all persons interested in the above named set
tloments, are hereby notihcd 20 come forward aud
flo their exceptions ifany they have, or before
the second day Of the term Of Circuit Court
or they will be forever barred from excepting to such
or any itcms thereof
In Witness Whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand. and caused the seal of
my Office to be afi xed this the Goth
day Of October, 1873.
JAMES A, LOCKuART, Clerk
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
The Stricken CITY.

The fearful epidemic which has been rag.
ing at Memphis for several weeks continues
with very slight abatement snd.again has the
Howard association OF that city issued an ap.
peal for aid. Here 1t is
MEMPHIS, TKNS., Oct. ~, 1873.
To those s,mpathizing With suffering hu-
niIuity everywhere:
The yellow fever Is not abating. and God
only knows when II will. Scores of new eases
appear daily. over one thousand are now
sick Our funds Will not pay our Expenses
six ,iays From the sick aud dying the cry
of distress and suffering comes steadily and
loud. For their sake, send moncyed relief to
poorure nurses stinuants and nourishment
We require more now than ever
send al donation, to A. ID. LaugstaH Prcsi-
dent Howard Association.
A e. FRANKLAND,
j q. LoNspALE,
ID MURPHY.
j. II. EDMoNDs0N.
W. j. SMITH.
Special Committee.
Cannot our warm-hearted, sympathetic
citizens contribute something to relieve the
distress of stricken citizens of Memphis, who
so urgently call for help. limo one else viii
move In this matter, let the young Ladies.
They can interest the mail portion OF the
and give some kind of an enter
tanmrnt, that will add little, at least TO the
depleted treasury for the relief of the sick and
dying ofthis sorrowing city. Who will take
the inatory. What is to be done. should be
done quickly.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
Tribute of Respect.

WHEgEAs, An All Wise God, in the exercise of His
infinite wisdom did the 18th inst, remove from us
Sister SALLIE VI. HARVEY. who had endeared herself
US in the short time permitted TO associate
with her-as a momber of Harmony Council T. ~, ,
and not only to us as members Of the same Council,
but also to her entire acquaintance therefore be il
Rcsoiocd, That we recognise IN this affective Prov
ldonce the hand Of our ,eavcnly Father, and bow in
humble yuhmlssi,. Al thereto.
H''s o,d, nat ia the domise OF Sister Harvey this
Counc. mas lost of its brightest ewels-oue of It's
Lost exemplary members. and although We are call
ed upon to part with her soon, cheered With
the assurance that what is our loss is her eternal
gain. and that she has been but anslated from her
labUrs and tolls and suherngs here below to That
rest that remaineth for the people of God.
ResOired, That we extend to her sorely boreaycd
husband Brother Harvey, heartfelt sympathies,
in this his trial, and humbly pray that lie who
has inflicted the blow may pour iuto his lacerated
heart the comforting influences Of His grace, and
sanetiy TO him and to every member oil tins council
this severe trial.
R,soiced, That the members of this Council wear
the usual badge OF mourning for ~ days, and that
altar and the gayl of our W, A. d. be draped in
mourning, that whenever its sound is heard we may
be reminded Of the uncertainty of life, and ba there
by led TO initiate the example of beloved sister,
and like her through faith in eruciiied Savo bo
high whore may forever enjoy the blissiul reali-
ties of eternity.
Res0ipsd, That copy Of these resolutions be fur
nshed Brother Harvey and also the aged parents OF
our departed sister, and also the V. b. Pass for
publication,
Mrs f. II. MOORE,
Miss OLIg PHELPS,
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

~ The dead Democracy" ."knocked Grant
Repnblicanism as high as Kite in Ohio. at
the Election OH Tuesday the 7th. Electing
Governor. majority Of the Legislature etc.
See particulars and comments of the press on
our outside.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

eE- A correspondent Of the Fayetteville
Ners writing from Huntsville has this to say
of ane Of our fellow citizens, who has school
ut that place.
Our new teacher. Prof Alexander. Of Van
Buren,. Is winning golden opinions of his pa
irons; his school numbers nearly fifty stu
dents, and more coming.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
u. VI W III FNTUTN,
j.. j. w ARREH,
j. u. MrADORs.
Registered Vote Of the County

eg- Recollcct that the Election for one Rep
rcsentative. and one Supervisor takes place
on next Tuesday. For the Legislature Judge
Wheeler has tie field all to himself.
Also at the same time Town officers for
Van Buren,. will be elected. We trust that
none but the very best men will be elected
without amy regard to their political feelings,
The indications now are that several tickets
will be In the field
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

tT- a correspondent of the Fort Smith In
DEPENDENT writing from Little Rock. says
Gov Baxter Is all right "--ana all the old
democrats Of Dallas, Clark and Hot Springs
counties. are unanimous for him. "Old man
Wheeler don't like to swallow It much-but
such appears to be the facts. Gov BAXTER
will stand b. the peorle-mark what We tell
A. M
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

tE Many friends Of Mr.. WILL wADDIcK'
In this part Of the State. will learn with re-
gret that he died at Monticello on Saturday
October 18th. said Of yellow fever. Mr.. wad-
dick was the very popular Agent of the Will
son Sewing Machine and lived at Fort Smith
for a number Of years.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
NOTICE..
Election Proclamation.

Election PrOclamatiOn.
SHERIFF's OFFICE.
Crawford county. Ark.
Van Buren,. Oct 5, 1871
DUBIIC notice is h' rcbv given that in pur-
/ suancc of Il proclamation by His Excel
lency. Elisha Baxter Governor Of Arkansas,
dated September Is 1873 AN election will he
held at the several voting precincts. ia the
county of Crawford, on the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November, being the
Fourth Day Of November, 1878.
for the election of one Representative to fill a
vacancy in the Sth District, composed Of the
counties of Crawford Sebastian and Franklin.
caused by the appointment Of j. A. Davie, an
assessor.
An election will also be held on the same
day. In the townships of Mountain. Shepherd.
Lafayette and Vine Prairie, tor one Supervi-
sor, in place Of James NJ Hatley, whose term
expires on the lst day of January.
The Richland voting precinct has been
to Brunh's School House.
j. +. GRADY. Sheriff.
Crawford county. Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
NOTICE..
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE |. hereby given that an election will be
N held at the Court House in the Town of Van
Buron on the Tuesday succeeding tho first Mon lay
In November, il being the lth day Of said month,
1878, for the purpose OF olectng One Mayor. One Re-
Town for the ensuing year. ...-.
Van Burcn, Ark.. Oct II, lSi3,
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

tH- Van Buren, was full OF farmers yestcr-
day try to get out of the Lev"e Ditch Tax
by application to the Board Of Supervisors.
A large number were relieved and still
larger number are yet to be heard. Old Burn
ham of Fort Smith. TO know the estimation
entertained by onr citizens for him. ought to
visit yyn Buren daring the sitting OF the
n -
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28
REPORT
or THE CONDITION OF THE
RATIONAL BANK
Western Arkansas,

Fort Smith, State Of Arkansas,
At the close of business on the lotn day of Septem
bcr. A. n. 1873
iEsoURCLs.
Loans and Discounts $50 $50 %
L. :. Bonds to secure circulation IS 600 90
Other stock, bonds and mortgages 37l7 6o
Due from redceming and reserve agents ,El5 -
" National Banks Q2SS IS
" " State Banks and bankers II ~
Furniture and fixtures 1000 90
Premiums paid 5000 90
Current Expenses Is 45
Bills Of other National banks 667 90
Fractional Currency (ncluding nickel 80 2S
Specie. viz coin I5 90
Legal Tender Notes 1900 90
lil, ,52t IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $4,000 90
Surplus Fund 1875, 90
Discount $50 81
Profit and Loss 1856 81
Circulation Outstanding 49iB 90
Individual deposits l6,UT @
Demand certificates of deposit IL, 100 22
III. .52i IS
I. p. K. Roors, Cashier Of the National Bank Of
Western Arkansas, do solcmnly swear that the above
statement true to the best 9t ny knSwedse and
Sworn and subscribed before nc hi: "a dsS Of De-
tobcr. lSI3 q. W. SCHNEIDER,
Notary Public.
Corrcct-Attost
S'''' /: { S: SEiSsS RsS.s.. iRRSssS: M Directors
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

EV' II anger arise in thy breast, in
stan,ly seal up thy lips, and let it not go
forth for like fire when |. wants vent,
il will suppress itself
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

ty- Our old friend DR.. JoHS kIKKwoop Of
Little Rock, has been nominated by the
democrats for Representative from the 10th
district. His nomination could not be bettcred
much,
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

tF a private dispatch from Calvert, Tex,
says: THE yellow fever here Is worse than
At Shreveport
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

eIy- Mr.. Levi Galloway, a brother OF Col.
N G. Galloway. OF tho Appeal, died Of the
yellow fever, at Memphis, on Monday.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

lEy" Tho complete returns from all Tia"
rounrIes IN ONO nave been received at Co
lnN,bas. Allen Is elected BY one hundred and
eighteen majority.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

Fy A promise shoull be givea with
care II should be made with tie heart
and remembered with the head
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

Ky The Democratic victory in Ohio was
celebrated on Wednesday ia New York city
by a 100 guns in the City Hall Park.
The Van Buren press., 1873-10-28

tB- The Conservatives Of Virginia claim
that they will elect Gen. kempcr by n majori-
ty OF 3n,000.