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wThe United States can justly

EThe United States can Justly
boast Of possessing the largest and
leading life insurance company Of the
world. To excel in this department is
to produce convincing evidence of the
frugality, intelligence, and domestic vir-
tue of our people. 1t is unnecessary to
say that this largest and leading comps
ny is the Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny of this CITY, the thiltieth annual
statement of which appears in onr adj
vertising columns. That statement
shows the Company TO have accumula.
ted assets 10 the amount of S5S,550 ~
that il is in enjoyment of an annual in.
come Of more than s17,0Oo,000; that
after computing its liabilities to policy.
holders by the most exacting standard
known TO the science Of life insurance
its net surplus over all was $5,440,6O
"A; that the Company has set aside du.
ring the past three years for its policy,
holders SlO,6e4,254 81 in dividends.
and finally that-it has achieved these re
suits at an. expense OF only Cos pei
cent. upon it's receipts, as shown by tho
balance sheet of 1872. These are as
tonishing figures, and reflect Ss mucf
credit upon the American people. as up
on this representative Company, til,
78.146 policy holders of which art
scarcely more interested in its solvency
and success than are all men who be
lieve in life insurance. TO assail thi.
Company is to make war upon the Sc
curity If nearly 10000 homes. To sue
cessfullv assail it, the inyuluerable state
ment which it presents must first b'
overthrown ~. Y. World.
JERE WILLIAMS Agent, at the Bank
Woodsfied, Ohio
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WIf you want your life insured in
a perfectly reliable Life Insurance Com
pany, call on JERE., WILLIAMS at the
Monroe County Bank. He is agent Of
the New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company q s.
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H0 Our Dramatic Troupe erected a
stage in the Court House last week =
Judging from the pieces selected and
the talent Of those who are on the bills
as actors. We have no hesitation in an
nonncing that the exhibition will prove
attractive, and ought to be successful,
financially
The troupe will give entertainments on
Thursday and Friday evenings, the 9th
and 2Sth insls.
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ET There was great merit in the ex-
PLANTATION of the gentiemanly person
who was found going from neighbor, 8
hen-roost with a plump rooster In his
hats "Gelly," said he, that's queer
how diyou s'pose he got there? Must
have crawled op my trowsers leg" It's
q little remarkable though that this the
nry has not suggested itself to some of
the gentlemen lately found with Credit
Moblier stock on their hands 1t might
have crawled up their trowsers legs
and no doubt it did That's easy now
Why not say sol
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kFN Now is the time &, order your
Trees, Shrubs and Flowers for Spring
planting. Belowswe offer for $40 liet
of flowers such as will Insure a continu-
ousshloom during the season: Golden
Japan Lily, new, a monthly Roses as
sorted colors, l China and / Perpetual
white Rose, l Moss Rose, 8 Dahlias, 10
Verbenas assorted,6 scented Geraniums,
/ Calidum. Gladolious, Heliotropes,
2 Petunias, l Carnation, Saliva and
Lantanas. orShalf the above for S6 =
Sample Fruits and price list at Minister
man House, where orders can he receiy.
ed WM-WARFIELD & Co.,
Agents for the, Columbus Nursery.
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meeting Of the Infirmary D.ree

! ANTIOCH SELECT ScHooLr a3ver-
tisement of this School appears else
where in this issue Prof MARTIN. the
PsiHcipal, is = thorough educator Miss
THOMPSON, teacher -ef music, is an ex-
cellepu perfdfmer. s5thoroughly under.
standing that branch of instruction :
Those having sons and daughters desi-
rous of heing instructed correctly, can
not do better. than to seud them to this
schooE9 Mr.. MARTIN is one of the
County School Examiners at the pres.
ent time, ,ea. n stgI-I,
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NJ The w Hoodstield SPIRIT reports a
hive of bees in Perry township, Monroe
county. twenty-epe years old, We sup
pose they are bald-headed by this time
with sweetness long drawn out
sCoshocton Democrat.
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Notice to Teachers
Legal Notice.

ToSEPH FLBAtNG. Joseph Fisher and Isas'
j Fisher, shsi reside ous Of ths Stale o
Ohio. will tsts notice that on tts 22l OF FEB
ruary, 1878, John Fisher ilsd petition i.
the court of common pleas Of Monroe oonnty
Ohio, tho object OF whiuh is to obtain re
lease OF a mortgage sivoa by John Fisher tc
William Fleming. February %, 1855; sal,
defendants are required to answer said psti-
tioa by the l2.h of Apri 1873.
AoLLISFRs & 0KEY,
feb23,' '73wS. At.y's for plaintiff.
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Withdrawal.

Ed SPIRIT: You are authorized to
Withdraw my name as candidate for
Delegate to the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, before the Democratic Nominating
Convention Of March 10Th. -
asas Sass I'd sy JOHN P. SPRIGGs.
Woods6elst. o, Feb. %, 1873.
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kgA Ore was discovered in the
kitchen of MIR A. c. MILLER's property
the. night of the lzfh inst. A box
through which che stove pipe run caught
fre and was burning into the loft quite
rapidly 1t was extinguished before
doing much damage
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-25

EJERE WILLIAMS Pointer, Gipsey,
hung herself in MISsrERMAN's stable
one day last week. When discovered
by Mr.. MoRRls, the trainer, she was
dead.
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What RelattS DO fOr q Man u
This Country.


This Country.
From the N. Y. Tribune
How far is man responsible. for the
acts OF his relations? Brothers .in-law
have been great source of scandal for
a few years past, and now comes along
an own brother, who has been, if re-
ports are true, trading on his relation
ship! Judge Charles Sherman, broth
er Of Senator Sherman, of Ohio, is re.
ported to have charged $40 600 for ma
king very brief argument before the
Finance Committee, and securing the
services of his brother in putting
through the Senate the bill passed last
session repeating the tax on borrowed
capital. We shall have to pass law
presently making only unmarried or
phans who have neither brothers or sis
ters eligible for office.
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Ed SPIRIT. Annnuuoe JAMES
DogsHkRrY, of Washington township, a. a
candidate for sheriff; ,subiect to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMocRAfs.
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TicKETs.

On Taesdag the 4th day Of March we
shall commence printing tickets for the
candidates for, County offices.
Those who propose to he candidates
in convention should send in their
pames, (and orders for tickets before
the date mentioned, and. by so doing,
have them on all the tickets printed
Meeting OF the Infirmary Dlrec-
1s s. / tors. 81
/ The Board met on tile 18th inst, pres.
ent JAouBC YoHo. PHILIP SCHUMACHER
and JAeeB DRUM
LOUIS SULEsBERGER was appointed
Superintendent of the Inf MARY, for the
ensuing year, for s490, to be paid in
quarterly installments.
On motion, adjourned.
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~Our first page contains the law
for the election Of Delegates to the
Constitutional sCopyentions q frstrate
story and other articles Of interest
On the fourth page will be found arti-
ticles BY Bill ARP and JOSH BILLIsas
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uThe local news in this numberlof
the SPrRIr is worth the price of the pa
per for one year TO any resident of Nom
roe County.
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Farm for Sale.
Antioch Select School.

'nHE next regular session of this School will
L commence on Monday, April 2S, 1873, and
continue Ten weeks.
f TERMS:
Common Branches. :. ...$5 90
Higher ................. 90
Instruction in instrumental mnsic will be
given to those desiring it. Twenty-four lessons.
use of instrument, $40.
Tuition invariably required in advance No
deductions will be allowed for absence during
the term, nor will any money be refunded, ex-
cept il, cases o.. .protraeted sickn ess.
II ENOCH MARTIN, Principal
Miss LIZZIE A. THOMPSON.
Feb ~ ~2-we Teaohe, of Must,
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HThe proceedings Of the first Dis
trict Conference OF the NJ, E Church,
are published in this issue. SeverM
persons residing in this county were APP
pointed Exhorters and one candidate
for the Ministry was recommended to
the General Conference
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- e.. "a e
EF The New Illustrated Annual of
Phrenology and Physiognomy for 1878
contains portraits and sketches of more
than fifty distinguished subjects; inclu.
ding Seward, Livingstone, Fred. Doug
lass, Arnold; with Indians, Negroes,
Malays, Mongolians, Arabs, Caucasians /;
Views of the Human Brain; Language
of the Lips; Character in Expression /;
Physiognomy; with portraits = and
sketches of all the Presidents of the U.
S, from Washington to Grant. A cap
itaI Handbook Of Is pages, l2mo.--
Price 25 cents. SIR Wells, Publisb-
ers, $50 Broadwsv. ~ 7.
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rROSECUTIyG ATTORNEY.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A.. j, PEAR
SON ~ q candidate for reelection to She Office
of Prosecuting Attorney; subject to the decis-
ion OF the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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MARRIED-On the 9th day of JAN
uary, by j. AZ ScHwoB, Esq of
Malaga tewnship. Mr.. DAVID s. McIN-
TIRE and Mrs. MARY STEPRExs. s s
The gentleman is 81 aud the lady IS
years of aye. $50 - :
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HPenty OF money in the several
townships of this comfy now, The
treasurers drew over $685. 900 out of the
Treasury last week. ~
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Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce SAMUEL
GRoUx. of Malaga township. as candidate
for Sheriff: subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic county Convention. Il.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Prohib,tIen state Ticket.


The Prohibitionists assembled in Con-
vention at Delaware, Ohio, on the 18th
inst, aud after indorsing woman suff.
rage, opposing the license law, and re.
commencing straight Prohibition dele.
gates to the Constitutional Convention,
nominated the following ticket for the
campaign this year:
Gopernor-GIDEoN T. STEWART.
LII. Cow H. FOSTER
Aud Of State-1'Hos EDMoNDsoN
IS Judges E. ADAMS q
CrEofS Court-E. j. PINNEY.
n. b. p. Works-E NJ AMBRosIUs
Com. Pub Schools-Prof. BARNES.
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uOur thanks are due EDWARD
OKEr. Esq of Frauklin. township, for
four yearly subscribers.
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E Mr. JoHN B. DRIeGs has rented
the EsaLrsAueh property and Rev.
GIBsos. Pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, the GRIAsHAw property
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HW. S LYNCH arrived at home on
the 2lst inst from New Orleans He re-
ports the present, the coldest season in
the South for many years,
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce ). G, KELLY,
of Wayne township as candidate for Shsrif,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic
County CoureNtior. &AEY pxHorsAts.
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A N n @ u N c E NJ E Y rs.

Announcing names Of candidates So
each; tickets. 50 per thousand
ass- announcements and tickets must be
paid for IN aduance.
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EMr L. R. MoRRIs has two Settlers
Ill months old. in training, which he
has sold for the round sum OF $3.50
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= - -
DAVID DINGER'S ESTATE.
DN the 7th day Of February. 1873, the an
" dsraigned was daily appo nted and quail
fed rs executor of the estate Of David DIN
ger, late of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased,
febliw3 SHoRGE pSAUNiIcA,
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. EE Mr. FRANcIs rDenE. of Malaga
township, died on the 23a ihst., OF Con:
sumption.
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Administrators Sale !,
OF AL EsTAT B..

Az a
IN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate
| Court of Monroe county, 0his, will Offer
for sale, af public auction, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Xarch, 1873
at o'clock, forenoon, upon the preniass,
the following described real estate. sitla
Washington towns hip, in said county ana
State, to witt :,
Twenty acres, moro or less, in the ssa.h.
west quarter OF the southwest quarter of ses-
ten four township four and range six subject
to the dowee estate OF Susannah Joy.
Appraised At Sl60.
Tnsxs OF SiLl-0ne- half in hand, and the
remainder in ems year from day Of sale, With
interest; deferred pAymant TO Be secured BY
m or,sage en- propeitysold.
JOHN .BRARpM)RE,
!: Adr'f OF Benjamin Joy, decd.
febIl,'73s4 e
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: egThe new anneuncements this
week are, two for Sheriff. one for IN
Urinary Director aud one for Commisss
Toner. liia - as1sls seHsz
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sRWDon't borrow the SPIRIT from
your neighbor, but pay % and read
your own paper.
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TREASURER.

I'D SPIRIT: Please announce SIMON
DoRR, OF Center township, as candidate fol
County Treast;rer; subject to the decision oi
the Democratic couity Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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E Attention is invited to the adj
vertisement Of the, New York Mutual
Life Insurance Company. JERE WILL
IAMs, Cashier of the Monroe County
Bank, is Agent of the Company. Call
and pet namnhlet containing rates.
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AUDITOR.

kD. SPIRIT. Announce WILLIAM
CnAIs, Of Center township, as q candidate for
County Auditor; subjsct to tho decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANI DEMocRArs.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE W
CARRoTHERs, of Center township, az a candi
date for Sheriff; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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rF We publish this week second
communication relating to railroads II
is full of valuable facts concerning mar
row guagc roads, and deserves 2erusing
carefully by all who desire a railroad
through our county; also by those who
prefer OK teams as means of transpor-
tatiop in preference to steam power. 6
NEw Law FRN.--By reference to.
another column In this Issue the card Of
Mr.. J. B., DmGGs and Mr.. LOUIS HoEr-
rLER viii be found They have entered
into co-partnerslip under the firm name
of DRIeGs Il HoEFFLER for the practice
of law. They are young men of ability,
and win give all business. entrusted to
their care, prompt attention.
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INFIisNIARY DIRECTOR
III a " R I r. -

On the 9th inst. by J. A. Schwob, Esq. Louis
Gakenheimer to Elva Dillon.
February II. 1878. by J. T .Culverhonse,
Esq, at the residence of the Brides parents
Henry Griffith and Nancy }. Jackson.
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SHERIFF.,

Ed SPIRIT: Please announce THOMAS
o. LITTLE, of Center tosnship, the present
Deputy Sheriff, as candidate for Sheriff; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic county
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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THAYKs-To JOHN M GoeDwIN. of
Lee township, for six yearly subscribers.
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HORTON FORESTS ESTATE.

x
0N the 81 day Of February 1878, the un-
" dsrsiguea was appointed aud duly qaali-
fed as administrator of the estate of Horton
Forrest late OF Monroe county, 0his, isc'd.
feblI,'73w3. THOMAS N. PARKER.
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Representative.

Ed, SPIRIT: Please announce JAMES
WATSON, of Washington township. as candi.
date for Representative in the Legislature,
subject to the decision of the Democratic coun-
ty Convention. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
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EE Eectioneering is lsrisk. netwisl-
stand tie Tad condition of thesroads.s {
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sssR Blank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at this atsice
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OF IL CLUB A4s Il y


The following comprises list OF the
SrlRlr' Cluh Agents in Monroe County ::
Post Office
E UEADLEr, Gro SupPEs, Cameron.
Thomas MURPiY, Brownsville.
w II SIMMONS. Masterton.
ED OKEY d II ROBINSON, Stafford
J. B. DRUM, New Castle.
WIN HATHoRN, Trail Run
ELIAS BARKER. Antioch.
john VI GoopwIS, Sardis.
SIMON DoeR. Jr., Miltonshurg
G. CEHRs, Hannibal.
T. N AMcs, Antioch
A J GooDnUE l. JOHN MALLORY,
Clarington.
p FoLGER & c YocKEY, Caiais
ALEX BUCHANAN & NJ Butt, Leuisville
WV WoRkMAN, Beallsville
ADAM ARNOLD, Ozark.
L. G. mATrLER, for Switzerland Tp
JouN GATCHELL, Graysvile
SAINT LATrA d Jos BIGLEr, for Wayne
township
They are authorized to receive suhseri-
bers. for clubs of 10 or more. to the
SPIRIT, at 81 so per annum: single sub
scribers outside the County 80 per an
nun H. Il WEST,
jan2S,'73. Publisher.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Ed SPIRIT: Please announce THOMAS 4.
WAY as candidate for Delegate to the Consti-
tiitional Convention; subject TO the decision of
the Democratic county Convention. Mr.. WAY
was member of the Convention which formed
the present Constitution.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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CLERK.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce DAVID OKEY
as candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Clerk Of the Courts; subject to the decision of
the Democratic county Convention.
5c MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce DR.. J. 3.
WILLIAMS of Seneca township, as candidate
foI Representative; subject to the decision of
the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMocRATs
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February Settlement with Town.
ship TfeasRrerk.

Auditor HeEFFLER issued orders to the
Treasures of the different townships, last
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States and in order at the same time to relieve

States, and in order at the same time to relieve
legitimate commerce from all unnecessary in
reference he had concluded to modify the de-
cree, omittlng this Objectionable article from
the SERIES The Secretary, in his opposition
to the decree, said the treaty of 1895 authorizes
nothing but the inspection of the passport of a
vessel of trade, while the article alluded to con-
templated beyond the limitation fixed by the
treaty.
But it would appear from information receiy-
ed by the DepartHent that the Virgnius was
captured six miles from the Jamaica coast in
accordance with an article which the Captain
General said he had withdrawn. The Spanish
government claims thas it has acted in good
faith by asking delay Of punishment on the
passengers and crew of that vessel, and regrets
its telegram was no received in Cuba before the
execution took place.
The difficulty seems to be in the inefficiencv
of that government to control affairs in Cuba
in this well as in other matters Our gov
eminent is engaged in the effort to stay pro-
ceedings as to the remainder of the passengers
on board the Virginius until all the facts can
be fully ascertained
The Secretary of State has sent in structions
to both Minister Sickles at Madrid, and Consul
General Hall at Havana, to telegraph as soon
as soon as possible all the facts in regard to the
capture of the Virgnius and the execution of
parties on board that vessel
A despatch from Minister Siekles states that
the Madrid government had no Information of
the execution till after it had occurred
MIR Hall informs the Secretary that he has
taken the necessary steps to learn all the par
Iculars, and will communicate them to the
department. Immediately after their recent
The indications are that the Costelar GOVERN
ment is disposed to act perfectly honest with
the United States, but the Internal dissensons
now in existence in Spain will do much towards
embarrassing it. On the Island of Cuba the
influence OF Casino Espangpal, club o. wealthy
slave holders, has been very disastrous to the
home government, to say nothing of the nsur-
rection there.
The feeling in official circles here is anything
but unfriendly to Spain, and it is the impress
sion that only few days will elapse before it
will be seen that the CASTELAR, government is
anxious to have the friendship and encourage
ment of the United States.
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Inc Iammany Hall Committee on Organiza-
tlon began its daily sessions to collect evidence
anu concert active measures in reference to the
prosecution OF alleged election frauds
According to the estimates of the several de-
ParIinents, passed yesterday by the Board of
appropriation, it will cost SIS, SOC. 900 more to
carry carr on the city and county government in
1919 than it did in 1873
rudolph and Royal Sammis, accused of being
lnplleated IN the Kelsey case, were to-day tax
en- De1ore Judge Gilbert in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, who refused bail, and they were COM
mltted to prison.
-. IL Is rumored to-day that charges will be pre-
Ierreu against Oliver Charlick, Police Commits
sloneri py the Tammany general committee in
regaiu 70 ms conduct at the recent election, in
cnanglng the Tammany inspectors of election
III several Assembly districts of this city.
IL IS rumored that charges will be preferred
agaihs fonce Superintendent Matzell for man
ipulating election returns.
EiSnI nnndred men were discharged yester-
day from the Brooklyn navy yard 1t is re-
on the 18th inst p--'o
y, "a ave well known Cuban patriot has subscribed
Sl0'oOU towards the new expedition for Cuba.
and VIII give $4,000 more next week.
various charitable associations in Brooklvn
and New York are actually preparing to meet
the increased demands which will be made on
their resources during the winter,