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10 tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune: 4;
Sin: Tho attention Of tho people has been
often called to tho fact that thore is no Huc Of
flee in Cook County Us TINT Of County Justice, or
Associate Justice Of tho County Oourt and Inns
| not been since tho tine when township organi-
! zasion was adopted many years ago,
Old Banyon and MAX Eberhart Iavo been not
ing as Justices Of tho Peace for four years past
without any right go to do, uudor fho ngalllno,t
title of County Justices, or Associate Justices Of
tho County Court. And now tho panple',, Party
Convention hos been manipulated to plnco lii
nomination Max Eberllart and Thomas Cannon
tor tho ensuinB election. AS huyo satd, thero
ia no such office in this county to he 1l!od and,
If there was suol an Office. how would you ro-
couclo tho election with sac. %, Art. 9, Of tho
Constitution, as followa2
ALL Justices Of tho Peace In tho City OF Chicago
advico aud consent Of the sonato but only upon tho
Oirauit Superior, and County Oollrts and for sucl
Districts as arc nov, or aa1 hereafter be- provided BY
Old Danyon and Max Eborlart havo noyor pro-
tended to havo any duties or to bo anything olso
than Justices Of the Pence, and calling thenl-
selyoa County Justices don't lolp them any In
the Office they have assumed.
# elected, suppose thoy will hold on, and
continue to usurp authority in an office Which
waB disgrace lndor tho old systom, which dis
graco must bo porpotuated whilo mon, without
authority Of right, are allowed 10 oxoroiae ju-
alelai powors not recognized by lay.
MIR. M1ouELsoN AND GEN. L1Eu.
70 the Eattur Of Tho Chicago Trfbuns:
t. HIR; I noticed in this mornings TRIBUNE
ltao paper Of my choico) that I, as Qon. II.
Liobs best friend, havo boon opposing Ills norni-
nation for some Office. Blr, ciaim to DO true
ind warm friend Of tho General, and assure you
and tho public ut largo that bstiovo Con. Liob
to be soAolar, q gentleman, and able TO Gil my
Office In tho gift Of our people, and that ro-
quest my friends to support him w]eneyer they
got chance to do 1t, for Con. Liob is entitled
TO tho support Of ovory honoat nun. Further,
wish to state tl,at I mover attended any seorct
caucus; that, therefore, WAS not present at
tho yestorday'a private caucus, and that I, II
had boon thoro, would never havo opposed tho
nomination Of 80 nob1o q friend as don. l4iob Ia.
Yours truly, ALBERT M1ouE1soN.
TIE GAMBLERS T1cKET.
70 tho Editor Of Tile Chicago Tribune:
s1n: The lonG-e1peotea San,ple-Roons ticket
(as, you torn 1t politically, is tho ticket tlat
viii win In tho coming city election. Tho ganl-
llors and galoon-keopors, and mon WHO are Eool
citizens, are III earnest In tljs campaign, and
will work faithfully and hard to secure s,,cccas,
II money and perseverance will accomplish 1t,
You Will then sco Washburn and his colleagues
"goins Went" md re will haze Hnperlnlonl-
ont of Police TINT will be q pride to our noblo
CITY. pur interest domRndH It, and we will en-
doayor to gain tho day. Now, talle my advice,
Mr: Editor, and go for tho Sample Room ticket,
mud yon will arreiy come oil successful.
CHICAGO, Oct, aD, 1H73
, 1873-10-26

filling aByluns with nonoloas orphnn- c1iIdron.
Bho asks orr MD. Nho doen not ank ra to aonl
moro nugelH like Alatsto Stophenaon; slio only
asltB for money to Md In procuring good nursos
from tho South, to atard by. tho bedside. per-
hapR, OF Home poor, Slick 1notflor to coar hor in
the laHt ngonios Of donth. ghall wa-can uc---
deny hor thia aid In her tInlo OF nood7 I luow
tho tl,nog aro dull and nol,oy SCARCE hut lffo ia
swoot mud moro precious than gold. Wo shohd
pay our hohoHt dobta. Let tho 1alios
Of. Ohioago :. tako hold Of this nlat-
tor IN earnoat Now Is the exact time
for them to woAro a allkcn cord
hotwcon hromphts and Chtcago,' that mover can ibo
Heverea; mud, II t'ioy have no othor available
reans, lot tllom do 10 hayo already done lot
the1n bo contout to wear their old bonnolg, G,itl
ask their husbands for money to buy now ones,
mud, whom thoy got It, lot them hond 1t dtrcut to
A. p. Lnngstaf, President of Tho Howard ARho-
ofatlon, Mo,nphis, Tom. Evory dollar counts,
and. when they obtain their receipts, rs did
mine, tot tho'n sl,ow them to their husbands,
anl II they aro my kind OF Mon ut ALL uioy will
net az my husband did, who Mt fret manifested
surprise !; then gavo mo a look, a nnlilo, md
kiss, of course then exclaimed, '"Pot, YOU aro
trump, and that waB the beat and wiaoBt thing
you over tlitl, except nilo;" and finally closed by
aayilig, "yon aiall 1ave d now bonnet got. IDnt
Fnil It no I am happier with tho Oil 'bonnet
than I would DO with fifty now oncn.n, Yours
truly, MAUD.
, 1873-10-26

NdFQoFl Letter ~ Ma apfttlGfeM Union.
But tie oldest piooo Of architecture In this
city can bo Reon out on Pennington avenue,
about o mile west Of tho depot, In house boing
built for Mark Twain, who ID noughiug It-In-
no.cents abroad Qorgiye tho pun), but Who loft
tho plans and contracts In tho banda OF q promi-
nent builder, who is pushing thlpgH rapidly
along. Tho style Is inloscribablo, being sort
OF crosa b0kwoon q Mexican adobe hut and a
Bwlsa cottage, built OF brick, to coat $40, 900.
It stands not fur from Gov. Jowoll's,
OIL the opposite side Of t4e street. OH tho edga
Of bill, rather closo to tho street, where it
commands q line view to tho weat aud north,
cause stranger to stop ind inquire "Who
livca In tint quoor-looliing louHo?" Although
tho Avoauo rnua east ar,d Wost, tile house, In
stoal Of faoing the htreot, facoB oast. Gu tho
north onl is u small building near tho street,
which contains tho kitelon and servants rooms,
Separate from tho .natn building, while i,nu.e-
datoly adjoining IL 3 large tllning-room, 17x30,
having but litllo light, 30 TINT wien nBcd 1t will
bo necessary to light tho gas. Tho parlor IL
wlero tho ltitohon would ba located In any olllcr
houao, wllilo Marks own room, where most OF
Ills tno will bo Bpont ls at the top OF tho houFe,
and. III order to offset tho want Of light Ill tho
dlning-room, this room ia allnont ontlrply glasB.
TaAo 1t all In ALL 1t IL the q,looroat piece Of
architecture ono Inns ever soeu, hut with one TO-
deemlng feature, tlat Nv opou tlro-plaooA ulI
oyor the house, aud good, gonorous-alzol ouos,
, 1873-10-26

A Fscnl-l1utnto Dcsler Hu:lH Two ,Ngcn
Arrested Oh tfAo Charge or .E'orssint:
H. need for! 5000 Acres. OF Land in
; -kaenIuc1kys. .,u - 'fs
Two mon, namod E1ijah Moore and Simon
Coiiln, havo been aTeatoti md thrown Into prison
OH tile charge OF forgery. Moore wan nrrostod
On ThurHday night, ut Uhlio1l's Hotel, on tho
corner Of Btato and Twenty-aocond streets, by
Constable HoldnosH. :Ho was talion boforo
Danyon on tic following morning, aud held for
iurthor examination III S1D,000 bail. Coffin was
hold for further examination, ynatcrday morn
ing, by Kaufman, III bonds Of a20, 900. A[r. Dar-
win 8. Ingram appeared agalnut tho prisoners
% complainant. From liH evidonce II appears
tint Moore nnd Coffin have boon guilty
of forging doeds to lands thoy haYo
never owned. Tho fraud was discovered by Mr.
Ingram III a buHii,eaa transaction with tho rar-
ties. It appears TINT Mr.. Ingram, oitLor acting
as aEont or for hI,nae1f, contracted with thom
for 5000 acres Of land located III Lawrence
County. Ky. According to tho agreement,
Moore and Coffin mado doed of tho land to
Ingram, tho consideration being tho SUM Of
e5U, 900. It was subsequently, aacortainod by
Dir. Ingram that tho decd was forgery. Ho
thoroupon had the parties arrested. They deny
tllat the dood WAS q forgery, and promise Mr
Ingram trouble when thoy got out Of prison.
, 1873-10-26
DEATHS.

=.
.O'ooNNEfIr-Out. H.. 1919, Mary Julia. ,beio7oa
9auahteg ot pA.riok and Mary coNscll At her tcA'
Friends and rclnlyoH Of innIlS Inyltod to attond
tha fMncenl ut 10 o'clock Sunttny.
50 Now York papars pioauo cnpy.
lsnEN1oqs II r. vt ooloc1 at t,e reslenoo Of r. ..
Funeral from ths JcaWit Church b1oniay, OCT. ~, to
Calvary 0emotoEy by cars.
AEEI.EX-At his rsstlonco near At'anta, Ga Sept. 9.
man Al. Hooloy, ngof ii years.
DAisCOE-in this city, oos u, as No. no Wat 14ase
st. ct , ,rptro e sue:is e rixt o1orisa oaFod
fnnpsa! from g Nor taatoh st.. ta,day Mt pollock
II. ~. 70 !tosob uomosnry aud placed in thu vault,
~ FELhElt-SaturdSy uoruinr, Dot. N, 1885, Samuel
"; n"slos ,ts sssss y yeass ana ,aonth,
hlondny at3p. IN. to Graooland,
oMWE1twln ihls M ei,y Henry nwe asod q
oi.se!l: No, - SanxoF-st. MONDAY, a7th inst.
- New Ynrk pnpors rlonso COPY.
2E7t ~ ycats.
funorai Sunday, oot es by cars to Calvary. friends
IL e. Z 1t lons pnrGts r M g g!nN:s cory-r~... cory
, 1873-10-26
AN APPEAL FOR MEMPHIS.

70 thd Ea'EoF q The Chicago Tribune:
slR: was much gratihea, ploascd, and at tho
same time timo folt sad. upon reading your ar
tlclo OF tho 2dtll, under tho caption Of Hop
TOR Momphfs and your account Of tho death Of
tho "more than angel" Mattio Stephenson. In
1sl 1a ,Ohi,eag9 was destroyed by iro mud I'LL OF
ny ny husbands available personal property, IT.
atroyea, aud thoueanta Of others suffered liso.
wise, and YET wo oil enjoyed oxcollent l4oaltl,,
aMd az .is soon obtained new iomcu. But wtnt has
9ll gu t'is to do With Momphis? will toll you.
aouls were severely trod, Memphis. with Ill the
gast before her, slio being q Bouthorn city and
Chicago g Northorn one qulotly sont us (aA mn
sola sse, ,ooo' to nia lii feeding our homo!oBs,
should not DO torgottenl Memphis Ia now
struggling IN tho mi.iut Of deadly postllonoo,
which is destroying, not l.os reHdencoB, worldly
goodst but hoS cltlsens By tAe Thousand, md
, 1873-10-26
a 6siu H3Hw.

From tho Netp Orlea'ls Herald.
Inst oroning, whilo tho ohicf engineer OF a
1ung-toator WIS oxpatiating upon tho bouo1ts to
DO derived from tho FREQ use OF AiH instrnmene, a
cadavorouB individual stopped out Of tho crowd
aud remarked to him:
M "A!iater Do yon II think it would help me my to
"Yos, sir; certainly; 1t would expand your
Ghost, giVo elasticity to your lungs, and longthcn
your lifo. Why, you'd BOOB bo able to blow 600
pounds an1 win tho $6 prixo."
",Why, does . fellow got 95 when ho blows
that many pounda Z"
"Ycs sir; wouldn't you like to mako trial ?"
with knowing wink to tho crowd,
IL don't care If d." Baid AroonH, walking
around and plauklug down dino Of tho greasy
shlnplubt0r sort.
Then taking The mouth-piece In his hand, ho
1na1o ready. Ho opened his mouth until tho
holo in his faco looked like dry-docls for OCEAN
stoamors, md began to take in wind. THO in
fation was like tlat Of tho Graphia balloon, but
not 30 disastrous. Tint follows chest bogan to
grow and dlstend until ho roao1nblel ponter
pigeon moro tlan d man, at which point io put
the moutll-ploce to his lips and blew with auoll
force thut bis eycs camo ont md stood around
OIL Ills chook-bonos to SEQ what was tho matter-
but that can-top won't up lilo flash, and tho
needlo Of the indicator spun around like tho but.
ton on country school-hpuHo door, until it stood
still at GOO pounds The crowd cheerod. and
tho keeper Of the can paid over tho S5in ataupa,
with mutter Of aBtonlBEment. but GreonB
poclotad tliom coolly, aud turning TO tho spec
tatore, snid /:
Look hcse, gents. that ain't nothing to do at
all for man who has boon bugler III deaf
aud dumb Asylum Tor sovon yoara like mel +"
, 1873-10-26


Ono OF the best chances for Chicago hosoholdcra to
beaulify thcr honey aud, at tho ttmo, giye an
impetus to local artistic taicnt will 10 found In the
nrsts aafc Of oil paintings to OF on Wednesday
no1t, at tito At Depository, Nos. gao aud 28a Wabash
avcnuo Our ariutn modest men, and 1t is oly by
their works tha they arc known, md that only to too
few Of our olzons. glance around tho nrt repository
would convince thu mpst fast!diouB art critic TINT hero
sro emong us artists whose productions bear tho
most acruttnlzing study. Hero hangs soa-coaat aun-
act scono by Ekins beautiful piece Of water coast,
and cloud painting worthy Of rlace at the Exposition
alongsidoo q pers!ada AUTUMN In The scrras T!o
largor canvasaes beiug glorious reproductions OF Tho
grandeur Of 1urio!'a ni-occat, or tho beauties Of
ieland mud cosst In painting called q Homu Of tho
Rod h1nn" Collls produces Of The finest scenes
~ the Roclys In Colorado. The larger landscapes by
tha gont1ensn aro yery bold IN thclr coneepto, and
hnsled with exquisite correctness OF details, wlllo
his s1nnller landaeapea arc gems. Another picture
especially worthy Of mention Is sketch by Co}IiH of
tho Whtto hIountaina Of Nav Hampshire, in which tho
yerturo aud foliage nrc eplcndidly managed. Among
tho other contributors may 10 moutiouod DIgeloW,
nMsmmesaad, n h1atteaon, Drlry, Murphy, and Lomon,
alt OF whom havo for sale worry fine panings. When
@ thGso paintings sr9 examined by our otazens, they
quite Is we'll Np to tho mark sl.e Is In other things
wltch they laYe hitherto, pofhaps, devoted more It.
tpntiou to. "
, 1873-10-26
acted as Chairman, and Thonaa Joyce as sooro-

James B. Murray nominated Aid. George
Powell tho proscnt incumbent, and said ho pro-
on hie own merts md on hIa record in tho Com,
mon Council for the paat four yoarH which ho
thought was creditnbls to himsolf and tho peopo
who ooctol him. Tho nanlos OF Thomas Adams,
N. ": Ofdway, y. ailmoro, and Jonathan Clark
oloned tho club proceeded to ballot with tho fof-
lowing ronu1t Powell, 10; Admins, 90 ! Gill
moro, l +; CLARK, 4 /, ordway, g.. Tho CHAIR de-
olarad', alr; Powell noinnstol:: nj + WINS then
nous nomlnao of tho onttro meeting which wan
oarliol. a delegation was thon appointed to
wnt on the nominee md bring him to tho mcot-
ing. A fow ,ninutos lator Mr.. Powell put In nj,
appearance mid amidst loud olleora took tho
platform mud statod TINT ho was happy to recoiyo
tho Council. In tho future Il oleotol ho would
do hle utmoat to ,oarry out tue wiallcH ot tho
majority Of his constituents. Ho would stanl
on tho platform Of tho Union, Pacific tic]ot.
There Woro d Croat many improvements tna:!o iii
tho Ninth Wnrd since 10 Tas elcotcd and grohs
MANY moro wore yot to 10 made. -.
ELEVENTH WARD.
a fdrgD crowd assembled last ovcnfnE ut Dettlpl
HAIL. corner Of Lake and DoBplatnnB atrcotnt Tor
tho purpose Of nominating Q 1.sw-ar<l. Ordor
Aldormun for Tho Eleventh Ward. Plfny Hey
ward wan elected prcsi.lcut, md John q. Feryu-
natod, Of which John r. Ferguson received
majority, aud l,o wna therefore declared tho
ca,dida!e for Alderman Of. tlsu EleVcnth Ward.
Atr. A. L. Morrituu, q. II. masson, and othnfa
nude Hpoechon it, tayor OF tho Iiaw~and-Ordar
movement, after which tho maotinG adjourned.
:. TWELFTH wANp m MEETING.
Voto1s Of tlio Twelfth Ward will n,oet mt ,Rfar-
tines Hnll, on Monday ovenlnS next at O'clock,
to nominate candidate Tor Aldoriuan for tho
Citizens' Union Ticket.
TII1nTEENTn Ward: :
A meeting OF tho laW-ana-O Order cltizeng OF
the Ihirtoenth Ward, waB hold last evening Ill
Oueo]y Hall. corner OF Aladlaon nnd noboy
streetH, hfr. ELLIS in tho Ohair, and Mr.. John
freeman, Secretary. A. An eloquent addross Was
nude by tho Hon. Ihomaa j. Turner, after
which the meeting proceedou to nominate CALI
didate Tor Aldorman, the cnolce Iailing upon OK
Alderman Jamos L. Campbell. At Hnother
meeting In tic same ward, held on Tue corner Of
Western nyonuo and Taylor nlroot. at which
there was 2 large attondanee. Mr: William
lhenix was n tho char, anu hr. +. NJ. Powers,
Secretary. Several speechos were made, mud
then tho meeting proceeded to uo!niNnto an al.
dermau. 4Ao cho1ce fell On hlr. OR1npbel, who
was thua doubly nomlnatod. Ihero Is not tho
slightest doubt OF htA olnetlon. Ito Inns had
copsldotan!o e1pcrlencoin ~ tho Council, anu Will
he ono OF the lending Spirits IN the new body.
N1EETEEN1H WAND. .
~ !aw-anu-o1der meeting held Inst evening
IN tho Nlnotoentn Warti. hlr, =. .. tfcoioy Waa
unanimously nominated tor Alderman. moet-
Ing Wtu 20 holu I1esuay evening to ratifT the
nomination. ......-
,,-., TWENTIETH WARD -.....
a large meeting OF tho property-ownora Of tho
twentieth Mnra mot on Saturday oyoning ut tho
ulafendoh Hoto! TO nominate an Alderman il
, 1873-10-26


CnLE-k;TE1YAnr1Qn, :, "Wednesday morning. vct:,o
snlgan, AonE1 9, Colo. Esq, and afiss Gannio O.
H-OtDETTE-nytl tho nov Charles ghrroy.
ot Uhrs Church. Uhicn9a o. r. itn,niitnt Of WnsAng.
ton d. u. and Jonycw U'Dottc of Port Huron, Mich.
DIES TtOSlnRS-lOSll-O On T!lnrsdhy evnniug, Oct.
23 IT. tho rc.Id5nso OF !io brido.s A.
baldwin,, 9y tho Roy. Flgronco McCArthy, Pastor ct
gy. and fse Uoiin D. Woat, daughter Of tito 1ato Dr.
Rose Of Dutroft, hfioh -,
KEEW1N -EfctA1.Tt1Y-OnB Saturday ~ ftnr.oon, Oct
e5 at tho f9sfo9uca ot .ho rdes paren a3 ssMh Rn-
Viii and atfti Hannah H. sioarshy III of tlis cy. No
caths. =
~ Nov York papors pleA4e cory. ..
, 1873-10-26
THE HESlNCITES.
THE CANDIDATES ALE nEs1oy1No

THE CANDIDATES ALE 1EgI1NTN1,
rhe Hoanr 1,oa,onnrtera ovor tna zv,,;sAy
s,or ~, nnn1o,-,,, atroot rraro "1,onst Sanort :,
aaop w ,'"uoo,pa ~ a4ioot' "o.o "'uoes oe7ett"
oo yeslorooy' Ihoro Wero ont 1eW pefeona
present except tho candidates, and they wore
blue. Tho future was all indigo to then. They
vera down IN thu mouth md ,voro on1ataa
49,. =. -,ao.,. =, 49, @ w. a,..s'S.. sass1
aaecs. "a 1hue.'ns ~ 'ae uosius mon oAseuasea
tho assessment OF tho Victims aud tho propriety
Of making Henry s. Harrington clerk ut tho
Headquarters, instead Of poor Tom ua1pluo. who
thov ev;noni, n aianoe;tion tn Mol. ont in
ny MI. .,sN 4p,,'s:, ,1 ~ ~
S o' '.1'o 'ac0 "pp"S onoAAnb a1t'
hooley tue COMPROMISING SO as to conclliato
him and his friends for tho shnn1eful NAV In
m1,,o,, ~ w.. IA .roa.as 4,,a,s Sru -
/ "nAcn 'uo 1"1b u4o tie"IcU tuotn. Ar. dayes
has already declined tho profferod honor, and 1t
Ia 1nrit)v noaa3h1a Tint AIR Teo1ou viii ho uo
ro1 s 49, -, 5 W oo ~
toolish rs TO plhco hlmRet III tie ridiculous atti-
tude Of accepting what it Will mover bo In the
power OF Colyn, ,.alius Hcsing, to bostow, ri will
bo soeu from tha manner in Which 11oa;np IN In
'.,.>.",s,a. =. I'll. IL. ~ l,,,.s - 40 ~
sinl'a4is ~ nnuu.o LAS oAhato"'e LOT mayor no"
much ho would 20 under his control woro he in-
, 1873-10-26

our Interstate Exposition has givon promucnca to
many novel aud attractive displays OF rcnuo lnecha,,-
lam. but mono hayo attracted tho game unqualified
admiration and attention from tho many thousands o,
visitors ~ tho elegant samplea OF laes ue boots and
shoes exhibited by Messrs Mccormick l. Clark, OF
No. lao South Ciark street, and manufactured by
Mcssre. narrows {; Doyd, Of New York. Their goods
aro conccdst, BY tho loaaug boot and shoe manufac-
Visited orr Exposition, rs veil rs BY thoso who hayo s
bcDn III attendance nt thn Vienna and other lcadfng
European E1posltlona to 1o superior In elegance aud
alyo TO my goos ever exhibited In thia country or
Europe. Ihs acknowledgement ia not only gatif Ting
to tho cutcrrrlang exhibitors but adds to uicagoa
worldwide reputation OF superiority.
, 1873-10-26
WARD MEETINGS..

youa ~ tho socon5 Worl ravoyoh]e n Tia oloct;on
~ no c;t,,oas Tf,,o, ,T,a,at ,,o,a ~ ~. Des,na
suo uls.Nons ~, uo4u ~ ~
hotel, INST oVohangs u. w. Mlllof IN the chafr u
H. Jordan, 6oerDtRry, Arthur Dixon WAS unanl-
mously ronominatod for Alderman, Tho Chalr
,yaa diroeto1 to annont nm Exoc,t,vo fomm,ttoo
49, ~. " "pp'tuH ~. soutAsso' ~ ", y
lot 1no "asa, 10 DO anoouncoa hefea1ter' the
pe1manent otllcers OF the ward organization are:
President; ]. u. Jordan' Secretary.
, 1873-10-26

O. Marancsl, tho originul maker OF Ginthora can.
dies, whose ata Is ut the aouth oul OF lilo Exposition
building, Inns como widely uo notice on account OF
tho dissolution Of the injunction silt instituted by
rirNl candy mnn. H. orpns fresh canlica every day,
and the banner aoats over hs hootl, whlle half-a-
dozen fair aioa supply the urgent demands Of tho
public. The Headquarters as No, 135 Twonly-sec
ond street.
, 1873-10-26

Cooper Hcnncgon, No. 10 olarh street, mike, .
specially Of ropalriug, cleaning aud Altering L.
lies furs. full limo Of Indies and ulsses' lna fura
in all tho ateBt mud most fashionable styles. Also,
complete anu select stock Of gents aud youths hat8,
cas GLOVES, ETC. Whether tealrfng to purchase Of
rot, Messrz. 9: Il, will bo pleased at I'LL tiluoB 10
Ghow tlelr stock.
, 1873-10-26
THE SITUATION.

REGARDING THE poLlTIOAL SITUATION,
all TIT WAS apparent yesterday was tho settling
down i public senl!mept into conviction that
, 1873-10-26

STRAWBERRY, ROAM MARE, Il YEARS OLD,
GsEtoetpnt, faat, aud must ho sold. 500 und t.y
, 1873-10-26
L. Dubois,
VIM. Wallace,
Frank Warren,
D. 8. Love,
john A. lice.

9. Il. Gautort,
Writ Dexter,
Mark Kimban,
VIM. Wheeler,
II. 3. Clancy,
Louis Wahl,
, st. Clair Buther-
1Qul
~.
q. A. 1riah,
D. 8. covert,
Ti,oB. Nicholas, .
A. ". Atckaby,
:, George Cooper,
II. W. Fuller,
VIM. II, Russell,
II. 9. Ballard. :
1eobt. N. Wood,
Alfred Guthrie,
r. @. W'arriugt
James Springer.
john Barrett,
]. D. Mcdonnell,
Win. Treaey,
lley. ]. s, 0,Nelu,
Wua. Roberts,
ThoH. 1Ianlont
J. Van Artnan,
Thoa. McAlalcn,
, A. Washburn,
, III. Schiller,
Patrick Joyce,
T. @. Dunn,
jus. KiilgHbilry,
ll1chard Dooley,
, 1873-10-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
Executive and Campaign Com
nittees Of the Citizens
Union Party,
A Formidable Array Of
>,>. Good Men and
True.

Registration. Of Voters on Tues
day and: Wednesday Next ;:
-..List OF. the Polling :.
Places. !
, 1873-10-26

A THE BRICK BARN.. 1o} TWItNTY9EOOND-
IT. hnso for sao Portland untters. light o1prose
wagon sot good doublo harnoss, seS now single
E1 itSi1!' onsss' Ano nofao' Ahqaifo OF ttso4tt9
, 1873-10-26

Jauncs Parker,
J. Y. Farwell,
Wm. 9alutt,
Henry Witbeok,
N. 111taou, :.
J. Il. b1cVlcker,
D. Woctl.tngton,
II. 2. Culver,
!, G, II. Deckwlth,
Oarlile h1asonj
e. ". Dlatchford,
Jsmen .1rons,
Albert Keep,
". K. Eixot,,.
II. q. Hurgici
8. ]. Walker,
@. Ii. Henderson,
O. n. Oul1Nrtson,
Ol,nrles Tol,ey,
J :. 3. JeGery,
J. A. Tyrrell,
Frank Barrett,
r. L. lIawkinson,
@. ]. Bunflel1,
]. A. El.aut!or,
7. NJ 'Alnlini,
7. I. uusa1H1er,
4. E, CurttRs.
, 1873-02-02
"A FARMER !" BUNK0ED."

+, An old farmer named George Barnett, Of Bar
rington, town on tho Chicago i Northwestern
Railroad, was walking On Madison street, near
Clinton, yesterday afternoon, when be Was No.
costed by q bunko men named Wallace, who
said that he vas a conductor On the North
western Road, and had often seen
Barnett On his train between Chicago and
Darlington. This SO pleased Barnett that he
consented to accompany Wallace to room at
No. 66 West Washington street, to watch the in
teresting game Of bunko. After looking on for
little money in the game. Barnett consented,
and put up $780, The ''check dodge" wss ap-
piled, and Barnett had the extreme dissatisfaction
Of seeing his 9100 quickly taken AWAY from him
Wallace had invested nominal amount, which,
Of course, WAS also lost. Barnett at once COM
pretended that he had been victimized, and,
proceeding to the Union Street Station, he svore
out warrant for the arrest OF Wallace and tho
keeper OF tic "den," Henry Lawrence. Officer
Ed Laughlln was at once despatched to the
house, where he arrested both Lawrence and
Wallace. They we're lodged in the Union Street
Station, but we're bailed ont at a late hour last
evening. They will be tried before Justice
6cully tomorrow morning.
, 1873-02-02
BILLIARDS..

T. A new and beautiful billiard hall and sample
room has just been fitted up BY 1lr. Ii. F. Cay
anagh, at Nos. 143 and lis Randolph street, in
the basement Of the Fidelity Savings Bank, and
directly adjoining Hooley's Opera House, the
patrons OF which will find it cosy and conve-
nient place Of RESORT between the acts and after
thu Performance. The place haa been furnished
in the most elegant manner-the sideboald Of:
.eoid marble, by the Gowon Marble Company !,
the french glassware and Parian etatuary By
Nr: Remington, Of Abrum French l. Co. ths
billiard tables, Of E. Brunswick s Co.'S finest
beve1 pattern; the mirrors and paintings, by ".
T. Noble and the pretty gas fixtures BY E. Bag.
got The opening occurs on Tuesday evening
next, and, among other attractions, Tom Foley
and Henry Rhines will be present and plAy. =.