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REEN S NOTION llu + d.
REAL HAIR.
So, 700 worth Of Real Hair
HAIR GOODS.

w HOI h 5 A l. l., \ n y * i L A l..
Daily additions To stock Manufactured INT"
any design required 1y lrgr corps of Lnir
workers, who are in full view Of ni CUSTOMERS
Hair wholesaled at prices ~ low !. any IMPORT
ing house in the country. No extra c!!argc for
special colors. Grey Hair ri - per Ct less than
any house in the country. Hair CombingS nNio
into beautiful Switches, Br.ids, CurI> Pull,
FriZZics, Re and if the wnr; i: I"; satisfactory
no charge will be made Goods sold ar work
done here kept in order Tor i've ycar,, Winch Il
IN iIucemcn, offered By lao v:..cr n"u-c III *.
istunce. Hair Goods l.a!lc,! ~ any point III IL"
United States, postage paid, iro:n
GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
ic26 II King street.
rNHE MOST COMPREHENSIVE WORh,
Il of the kind in the country just pI''''"''
and for sale ut ,,
FRESCHG. no. - KING STREET
POLITICAL QUUTATIONS, from Chavr"'.tsn,
Tennyson, with cop:"us indexes. %ivu2 I'
authors, 433 subjects and II, 500 quo atoms; ~
S. Austin Allibnne, author OF "A Critical nv
t'onary of English Literature, etc F's"'
Svo. volume. -. -.
WAU-BUN, or the Early Dnys 81 u" N'F''-
west by Mrs John II. kinZic. - -.
HE CONFETTI NOT, SHE SAID, novel; ~
Annie Thomas. soc. ,,..l
THE HOUR AND TIE Man, M tii-t"F'c"'
Romance, by Harriet Marllnc.9 -. ,,,r,o
BRESSAUT, u novel, by JU.is" liza" -''''
Price Il ~ ,,,,rs PR
All the NEW MAGAZINES, Epoh F;i;.h mL
VIEWS, &c, received n ION nf..p'rTCH
n +. LEE. Junior,
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ALEXANDRIA AID FREDEEICKSEr nc RAILWAY
After 1000 r. m. SU NDAl, JAY - 49,
trains will run rs follows:
Leave South ward from Alrxandrn & FrcG"s.
icksbrrg depot at $50 q. H.. accrn!mnA"ti"r
daily, except Sunday; ~ =. III. Southern tX-
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern IA.
press nj - j.. runs tEGot. 10 R;c.luola.
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NOR FOLK AND BOS SION

MO- FOLK An D BIOS TON.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con.
Meeting at Norfolk with the steamers sT-
of the Merchants and Miners Trans.
portaton Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No 4 south wharves, EVERY MON
DAY and TIL u RSCAY at 2.30 p. M, for Nor
folk. Returning, leave Norfolk on TU ESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS, at > M. stopBing, at > Fort t
Lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This line, connecting at Alexandria with the
O.. A. s. NJ. and w. u o. 4. Rs, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers, offers superior in
ducements for the rapid and careful Shipment Of
Ill kinds of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers is particularly d.
rected TO this feature. All freight forwarded
free of commission, and through bills Of lading
given.
For freight or passage apply on board, to
Y. D. GRONER, Norfolk, j. 6. WATERS,
Georgetown, or
F. A REED. Agent Alexandria
DORSEY CLAGGETT, Gen. Agt.,
Cor. 10Th st. and New York ave.,
Washington D. C.
First class fare to Norfolk, Sd round trip, Sc
Second class fare to Norfolk, So round trip, SIS
OFT .' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-22

WOOD IND CO-aL.

|CoA1' coA1r
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving ut our wharf and storage yards, foot Of
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOkIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Coliery, es-
teemed the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal Is
kept distinct from that of others, and is cS-
pecially prepared for family Yards floor
ed and Coal sent out well screened and free from
slate, 224O lbs to the ton Orders left with
Messrs Clarridge & Grigg corner King and
ROYAL sts, or ut the yards will be promptly lied.
T. J. MEHAFFEY Il CO.,
jyl7 Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen st.
GOAL! COAL,
To arrive, per schooncrs B. Gartsier, +. &.
Knight and Bee cargoe< of
WHITE ASH COAL
(of Steamer Broken, Egg, Stove and nut sizes }
Also per schr Ospray, cargo OF
LYkEN'S VAL Ely,
Broken and Egg
Orders left with NJ ISIS. Clarridge Il Grigs,
corner Royal and King sts, promptly hlled;
Wharf and Yards corner Queen ard Union
streets. Jy DIV
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Notes From the Crossing.
Bismarck Tribune, October :.

bsmafck lr1BGht, OctODcf ;.
The new coal exposure near Fort Lincoln
looks better every day. The principal VEN
being worked is seven feet thick. The quail.
i,y Of the coal is excellent, and the mine
easy Of access |, seems likely to prove the
most valuable discovery yet made.
We have been asked at least fifty times
the past week. "Wha, are the chances Of the
Northern Pacific being kept open this win
ter: We give it up. II til" winter proves
open trains will probably run If not. not
Prospective contracts will neccssita,e the
opening of the road in March Il. all events,
and it would hardly prove good invest.
mcnt TO allow i, 10 blockade before that
lime if possible to avoid il.
Bismarck has over eighty school children.
Gen. Cass starts from St. Paul for Bis
rark next Tuesday.
The river is still! low, and the channel at
this point has taken its monthly jump
across the river 1t is now on the opposite
shore.
The freight shipments to this point are
C. n.iantly increasing.
Put your trust in Providence and carry
Il : shooter" is the new motto.
,l'3c coal miners q miles out lave reached
depth Of - feet. The coal at that depth
is Good. The word used expresses the idea
exactly.
The surplus wagons, harness. camp equip
age. and horses used on the Yellowstone
expedition are offered for sale, AS there is
no further employment. for them.
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FROM ARIZONA.
Tie Indians Leaving tho Reservations
Another Indian Wat Inaasuratcd.

san Diego, October ia gentleman
rumrr concerning |. 600 Indians leaving the
Reservation is true. an! he refers 10 the
Prescott Miner. The last Issue Of which says
"LirT''n'nt Schuyler. in command at
Verde. tried 20 arrest De- Che. ii no'".inusly
bad chief. wh0 resisted ard loft The rcSerra
ton with a."u, n ,lnu.and Of his followers.
The Lieutenant having but u few soldiers
WAS rpwer!es' 70 sop them General
Crook has G"!.c IN person 10 that camp
The Informant further states that unlcss
Crook has more men il will he hut u matter
o! lime how snnn the Territory will again
b. under the Indian cursr Wien the hoops
move to guard one place they l,ny" Others
unmatched Sh ,u'd war hrrul: uut again
dians have learned many white men, tactics
during their residence on The reservations.
and are armed with III" latest improved
brccch luu..rrs. The last fuGr whites were
killed ly eyriI.in:,,eis
Los Angeles. October !:.--A "tniicman
who left Prescott "n the 5th gives The fn.
lowing information: The troops and Indian
scouts urt.cr command Of Lieutenant Schuy-
Ter returned to Verde on the 9th. after ten
davs' scout for Del Che and his band, who
deserted the reservation about ten days
since. They encountered part of the band
near the mouth of the East Fork OF the
Verde and killed fourteen warriors The
exact whereabouts of Del Che is unknown.
This is about the tenth time he has left
after surrcntley.rG
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The Oregon Election,
san Francisco Chronicle. October /.

san Francisco Chronicle October II.
Oregon has but one Congressman ard he Is
elected by the State at large. The vacancy
occnsione.t by the DEF Of Hon. James W.
Wilson was filled by special election held
yesterday. The candidates were James ".
Nesmith Democratic nominee and Hiram
Smith Republican nominee. The campaign
has been sharp and full Of personalities
Party lines were loose, an; all the efforts of
partisan papers aud speakers to draw them
closer were Intellectual The Democratic
candidate is not a bedrock adj, rent 10 bar,
~ principles. and did not receive an .r!hu-
s:astic endorsement from the old liners @!
his party. The RcpuhiCans did no, present
AL unhrokcn froni. Thry alaan-t -pi, in
the convention that nominated SmIrh. on
the adoption of rc-oiuiiCns ininr>it-. Sci...
tor Hippcl.M MITCHELL. and the dl,,v.. Sims
that grew out nf The discussions err tina,
gentleman social position weakened the
parry in the contest yesterday Gr. Wilson
was Republican. The State Of Oregon !,
Republican by \ small mai,riy. ag.. hal
There been no issue beyond simply that ns
party the result Of the election Yesterday
nigh, have been f"re,cll weeks nao But
the causes mentioned rendered II somewhat
uncertain, and created DOUBTS and fears in
the minds Of the leaders on both sides.
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The Dean Of Canterbury Defended.

New York. October II Bishop Cum
mnls of Kentucky In. written II letter YIN
dicai!ng HI OWE conduct ana that nf iac
D.uu of Canterbury IN tbr matter of .i.i.
communion i2 Tie pr,>h. t.rtaa churches,
lie says: Il d'Hy lHus. c.nrls!icaliy that
the Dean OF Canterbury OF myself have via.
lated the ecclesiastical order OF the Church
of England or OF the Protestant Episcopal!
Church in has country, OF have been guilty
OF Acts ri open hostility TO The discipline Of
the Church. There is nothing in the eeele-
siasiicni order or discipline al the Church II
England or 81 The Protestant Episcopal
Church in this country forb!iding such aci
Ut inicr-cpmmuniDn among Christian pc1-
pie who are one in faith and lnvc--unc in
CHRIST. their Great Head Al far as know
the liberal Epscopel,sHs Of Aew York re-
joice IN The ac,innof the Dean sf Canterbury
and thank God fnr ~
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UlAn NEWS.


Spccia! Dispatch to the Chronicle.
Salt Lake, October 13.--Snme conscrna
ton is created in financial circles by an
article in the Tribune reviewing the condi-
ti"n Of tho Zion Co>cpe,aiiye Mercantile
Institution. based on statcmen. Of the
Church organs. showing that there in only
$7092S surplus assets against nearly 81.
700, 900 liabilities. The 2uJUhe estimates
thai the entire assr:s of the concern are less
than 81 per cent of its acknowledged Iab.l;
ties.
Ann Eliza Webb. Brigham's rccslci,rani
wife, Is arranging for ic"lusing tour
through The United States on the d. gradt.
ton Of women in pol. g"my." etc. She will
probably commence in San Francisco The
lady seems sincere in her apD>'scy. ard
says her chief dr>ir" is 10 do good Tor the
oppressed of her sex by exposing the c: ucl
de-polism p,ariiccd IN the women of Utah.
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From the Big Horn Expe aition.
FoRKs OF TIRE ROSE Bud. Sept. 90

Forks OF TIRE ROSE BUD. Sept 60
ERifor Courier
Tn.niSh; seven out of the sixty braves Of
the Big Horn Gold Expedition are in camp.
the remainder having weakened and turned
toward civilization. Oar little party has
bsra for several davs hunting Indians. bnt
wIih"ui success We have found small pros
pes ~ gold along the Rose Bud and Il, the
fc:As. hui nnt IN paying quantities Our
hen 'gnar'ers arc al the canyon of the East
Rs Hui. about twelve miles above the
forks have poor opinion Ut the Rose
Bud for gold. yet | think there are good
mines up Clark's Fork. as panned out nv
self in the sand one hundred fine cnlors
There is no quartz 10 mention this side of
Cla,k's Fork.
This IS delightful country on the rivers;
plenty Of game Of all kinds. Clark's Fork,
from the nounisin trail to the crossing Of
Emagfant rn-,t, IS what Is known as the bad
lard country.
In about fourteen days our little party will
take up our line Of march Ia the Big Horn
country, and more determined little ban.l
YOU never saw Their motto Is: Make or
break Yours,
4. g. TERRILL
-(Awpi>r TIA sa@
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Territorial.

TIn'n the Nortauian, Oct. Il,
=, ~ ,Hi3;:l- "a moved his Banking
!. ~, t., N""n ":'l W"ary'> corner.
u; j I; ra'"ph' Il la. nrrivc. and taken
q: =. 81 ;:> s'I-Hal Nilrc q, this place.
re- .:::'a :.' "a>h. Mr. Cump'rll is bate
-, IT, ! H., Guy >i4ra ullic" in E'lorila.
,':' H:2"'aud E!umc Company deposited
Ut Ii1ir&', N1Ht yesterday for shipment
~" .,',rs If &nIa dust. This. we are in.
i"t" ~ n1'l q partial clean up. and there
IL 1--r. v,:unr.
~. J. v. Hyde has bough, Hall Il Is.
del: tore 1t Sterling, and intends putting
in y h!G Stock of goods. Mr. ISd.l will re.
move to upper Willow Creek. and oren q
store at Harrison.
Judge james G.. Spratt lcfton Sunday las,
for Eannack TO attend the District Court ut
that place. The Judge will prosecute tho
Red Butte robbers for Wells, Fargo a. Co.
Doc Woodruffs wcll.knnwn horse. Row.
dy, is dead
Last summer Mr.. J. w. Hyde drove sew.
eral hundred head of cattle to Nevada for
market. lie informs us that he will realize
about ten cents per pound for them, and
says beef will sell on foot readily II. those
figures in Eureka, New. town, he saws.
that is the liyciest on the continent. Ten
cents VIII pay pretty well to drive from
Montana. and We Judge next year thousands
o. heal of cattle will be driven from Mon.
tana I" the Western markets.
From the Courier Oct H.
Lard sells in this market a, 80 cents q
pounds cents is al! tina, is asked for il IN
ST. Joseph. Mo.
Dr. II. Crcpin. formerly of Deer Lodge
was presented with il fine gold watch by
citizens of Bozcman on last Monday even.
ing. Judge Il II. Williams made the
presentation speech. and the incentive to
Inc giit Will be found in this from his
remarks: Here in Bozeman where YOU
nave SO .long resided and practiccd rs u
physician. your attention and skill have
been almost subsidiary to your beneyolence
and kind consideration for the INDECENT
when afflicted. aud in consideration of
which your friends in This city deem it only
prudent TO signal their recognition Of YOUR
services by presentation whereby YOU ma
be occasionally reminded of their high 90,
teen and regard
Tn, C,y,jsr nr,,,,..s . -,
,,. rl.t -, 81. .ns''' 'It 'he statement: We
r.,,.'n., ~ '.' o"' ''' 'o"'>'''a'' 50 highly
e> .,.'
,rr,. h,w'rn "' ~" , W 'ne myers or cittr>
NJ Dnn,,i,v h.s ,. is'.'e -. ~. rn'n ana r.
n s,nry : " ian rv,, n'a a" a% y, made
were the u,bj,rn,nr. rha I" ".' na"e'
yrr Of f,,ra'. , "i. "e '''c'''"' Is !" Ia
attempted An outrage ,,'",' S, iu, ,,,~n"
Bozclnan, IS nyltl', NO, To- ~ Yum" in s'' J."
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Notes q Ii, Day.

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captain Jack 'ei' 'hsec WIDOWS one
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r,rr - r.. >. a,,ui;a for ,ur year
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rpnl.,, H., >ru, h,u by mai, from Texas,
h,a -. :,,. first CEN, ,f any kind NJ. had seen
f.. .,s,r. f:..,.,A,
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-,..7 .,..,.. ,it.,.. ! ca u,nrh land i, has
r,r. ....ar
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''''''t'' o'' "0'' "s".' "'' e'''"
''"'" pun III '''''' % ''"' "'''"'>''
IN aggregation OF mortgages near Lake
Michigan Is what 81 LOUIS paper calls
o''0"s'
N Neo'as"a man. on MS oy'hs oe"'
''i''' 'hoeseo mat MS WIG was s'"o"'hs
s'".' """S' ana 1t sa'o Now. ''e"''e''"'
ooh go sAN!i'hS around ana 1oTSct lhem
hfs. 'hat'es sumner now taxes her
''''''oe" 'a''e' WIS !A"ce MASON. o"e -
"''' ''>'''"s !" n's'o"'
"A Western editor, who speaks with
the AR OF man who has discovered new
Tact ny experience, says that the way to
prevent bleeding ut the nose is 10 keep your
nose out OF other peoples business.
The railroad has now been completed to =
point this side OF the Pamburn grade. and
When i, is finished to that place, which will
P'oo"o'y oe IN II lt" Gays We learn the
.''hi"ny VIII commence regularly !" take
lrr'gh's ne'"ecn 'hat point al" WaIlu'a.
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A Dirty Trick.

Minnca polls, October 1.-THE ChiragO
Tribune published what purpor,cd to be an
interview by lis Washington correspondent.
George Alfred Townsend, with John jay
Knox. Comptroller of the Currency. in
which Knox was made to dcnource the
Northern Pacific, the country through which
it passed and Jay Cooke. because of his
connection with it, 4 private letter received
from Knox by banker in this city this
evening donounces the whole story ns IL fab.
RI,
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MAIL CONTRACTS.

The Postmaster General is at present ad-
y"-,ising IN the Herald and Ncatanian for
mail service on the several routes IN Mons
tara from July !, 1874, 10 June 80. 1878
Among the routes We find the following
36l ~ From Helena 10y GrccLhorn tirernwouh, Black
FOO. City. Deer Lodge City, Pixies Peak, Pioneer.
and New Chicago. 10 Mirsoua. l3s miles ard hsck.
81. times n week to Deer odgc City. - Llits. AID
three times the residue.
Leave Helena daily, except Sunday. q, )
Arrive a, Deer Lodge City ny pm.
Leave Deer Lodge City daily. ryrr;n >uu.lsy, =: \
Arrive IT Helena hy ~
Leave Deer Lodge City Monday Wminc.t'" II,
Friday Il. 4 III.
Arrive NJ Missou.a next days hy.pm
Leave Mssou!a Monday, "Wednesday AMI lril.v II
g.
Arrive u. Deer Lodgr City next day 'Gp",
Present pay sl:tco per arnnn..
"''.2i From BackiUot City 70 I'ortorv.ir r. J. i.
mis- AID hack. oIc' a week.
%i", From E'arown hy Yr".#. :. ,l.'ry...r, -
mics and back once week.
Lrave Ecar;own SATURDAY Al ala.
.hrr,c u, Helm, lie by Bpm
Lave IIc'm,c Friday at Gam.
Arrives Eeai!own 10y ppm.
'"!.' f'"n "n'Hi"'' 'h' :" "".''"''" IT,. h. Ia
'''''' .'''' " ''"' '''' i "'''''
Ii will he seen by route :hi,l IE:' the
service between Deer Lodge AID Mi><uuia
NO" ""'iJ j. 1" 'c '"' !" 'ri-"e'hif Inns
Is manifest" Wrong. Every a,cunni,i hat
'''' h"n "aihE l" procure d"'iy stf'it" on
lii' portion "t thc f"u'c. Remains III in:i
i"f'", an1 the contra" should ne 'n"hs Tor ii
Continuance "' 'h"t -ti'icr Father '!ah 70
'h""S' subs ln'h' '"c:' ""c 81 serve" and
temporary II '"' i"'h.'i''i1 'ni>" I''" M
weekly, Ihc E':'"n!'"h - Ii'r'elr'' ~
'h'>'
K"ulr 3J.,2l il :, n.cs"I ~''rt n. TT rhr
r>!crn'a on little i:Iarktm,, v";:r,
i,,a,r :m -, w, r..r,,I -. ir,,. {,
ruur... IA. hrrn ,.,,i,,;.h,i r,., Heartburn
I" ga e'"h' "r nn'c m''>. IA" post
"''i'" 's'ab'lshch ~ hF"ka tor c''' Year
SPECIAL '"n'inN - ""l *"i';s"I !" y has
''~' Been "w'''''i f''' s'Y"i's! ~ :"iH.. An!
iv' ~ San" Ghur" 'i.'a'c "i"ng nj Nash>
'h2th serve" las ""'"F hcrn "r'rred: 'h"
'.'i'rn> h':.d Il i'riNa'" MAJ. carrier for
m""'!5. an: NOW d'r"nd ui"" Individual :
'"nr"r!h: - make The 'f'p IT," Their supply
~ 'ni''i. l'c%" POLLS g? '"I"e; IA, .'n.ncnt,
prosperous. intelligent c"m'nunt', 81 men,
as there - N N"''a'a- receiving We believe
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Hennrt Of the Postm

i l.h,ngton. October 1t The coming
rcp1't of the Postmaster General will in the
main cmh" y the recommendations Of his
last report. He Will renew his Suggestions
"f he postal tclrgr.pl,.a and will strongly re
commend the establishment of PoS;oiiicc
Sa' ings Banks The report will show a
very great extension OF the railroad mai!
service. and Il great increase III the home
and international money order business
The receipts Of VI" P.,>'nlirn Department
for the past year aggregate $4 900. 900 eN-
pendi,urs =. 500 900. 900. including $3.50. 900
tor s'ca,nsii, subsidies The receipts If
last year We're S22 Go1, 900; expenditures.
$2G 800 600 The increase Of expenditures
Inst year was 8 per cent. AMI this wear he
rrc,i pts and expenditures "prrrsprnd very
closely with estimate, submitted by the
Department for the fiscal year the estimated
expenditures having hcen $2:.1N0, 600. re-
ccipt. $23. 600. coo; :hr estimated deficiency
was state! as $1,000. 900. while The actual
deficiency is 5000. 600
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Making the Western Union Paw Up,

Washington. October IL The Attorney
General has decide! that half of the com
pcnsalion clIargcablr for Government dis
patches over the telegraph lines Of the W.
U. Company. along the Kansas Pacific, may
b. retained by the Government and applied
en- the p"ymrn, of bonds issued to AID the
construction Of sail road
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The Latest Election News

Cincinnati. Oct 10 Private dispatches
from hs.;h The Republican and Democratic
Central Committees NJ Columbus concc,le
the election of Democratic majority in bnh
houses 81 the Legislature. Roth partje.
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Further Returns Of the Elce tons.

Dcs Moines. October &c. The Indications
I" day are tina. The Rcpi.ica? MA i"r,y in
the State VIII rot be tar from is 600 The
Gran. gers combined with HE Democrats.
and the result is that they wi! have IA.
jo.ity II the next Lower House %. he Gen.
eral Assembly. The Republicans ~ i'll have
MINORITY in The Senate. the coalition will
probably have MA "rity on JOIN, ballot.
ONO.
Cincinnati. October lG. The rr-ul; j.. in
doubt. The Democrats and Anti Monopo.
lists, together. pr"i,ahiy nave monj,y Of
fifteen IN Tie icgisla u:e: s,u' lie r,iu-ns al
hand are ns YET (" imperfect Ia ir,i l.. |,
ishc!civ,a that Allen 10 .,npcfs IL can Ind ,r,
Is .',c'..t t."VeIuer
rkNNsyL,Asia
Ph,a'' 'phia. Uc.ub,r lG Tle H.p.b.
lichn 'aI',,iiy in the State viii l,e .is.ut g0
ooD. Il Is city elected sixteen Republican,
ami Two Democrats ip the L,.is.,tu,e
Elliot u!cpublicanJ is cIeoie.! Sheriff by
1850 majority over the D,nieeia'ic aud
Reform candidates cnmhinci.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-10-25
Ex.P.csident Johnson in WASHINGTON.

Wa-hlnGtun, OriOhtr T" -EX. r, sItcHt
johnson. accompanied 10y his son, arrived
~ the Metropolitan Hotel. He cunvrrsed
quite freely with a reporter who called upon
HIM. but was non cnm,nit,ai regarding his
intended action with regard I" .Iudsc Hollis
letter cri,cl>;ng bis conduct in the Surra,t
cxsc. He in,imaled. however, that Somc-
thing in connection Herewith may develop
itself in y few days. The $4,000 he had
in the First National Bank, he said, was a
special deposit at small rate of interest,
and he presumed he was therefore one Of
the preferred creditors