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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-25

The largest vauited roof ID IN. xo,,s
. ella imsd Ly yieDna--that beIonei,o . !,
the great Exposition building l. i al;
= cover hine limos the space ii tue dome al
q. Paus's. in LudoD. eight times Il,
area u o. Peies's. and seven times that
y y. sophia, at Ccpstinople.. Tie nifsols,
= afcniteeiurai skill Is $50 ia feet ~ d..-
meter. l,uS9 fee, round. and st.ncs b. J.
f'ns q .thirty columns ihirty-six lxst spsrs
Al around the circumference lFnb,n 3.
fsns u columns there is no supp r, Tie
upper dole. one hundred feet In diam.,., )
aaiaits light by series Ut windoas fortx
'set high aud ten feet vide, between tl.irty
sg.alas whis1 carry the upper dome. lie
'p. = ~ cone y toirfy degrees ana me
ens'h OF the slope on al sides is tao hun
dred teet. The rcof is formed Of ,brro
lundred and sixty iron plaie, iapsrine !.
riior.piy upward from the cireanferercs /.
the alex u The cone.
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Nervous and Dcbllltated
OF BOTH SEXES.
PRArrs ASTRAL OIL

Ahsoiutsly safn. rsHfcily odorlcss. Away.
uniform. illuminating a1iiIiies Hiprisf 10 ,ri.,
Burns IN any |aulifNlthlfif dam1<f nfa<lslodlna
or fsslns nfe. Manufactured expressly % a..
plsee the a~e afyelatiIs aed dpsgrums oils. NJ.
salrfy unfrf eytfy possllih frtt. and " perfect
burning qlfsililes. afe rrstef 10 li-eonllnue.I
twain 0fef 81. .nnfmsBs. | I
MHilohs n sAl ~ n 81 been sold snd NO ~.
cideut --dlnssf1y ~ lniin tNy-s has cyrn 0cctred
from burning. storing y hnndllunf.
The Insurance CpIsplhIfs aud Fire Com
ml~inuefr thF1uehnnf DE ruHnirr frramtnoii,i
the AsifAl asfiiN bfH &xfMiirf when iasnp4 nfc
lsd. tgnd Cor ele'llag. for s4ie at wtall hy
pn trade esrerhi1, ND III wholesale ~ the
prepLispfs. elIAs.fnArf q Co, ios, Fulton
e~sssrSew ap'k ~ ~ 'ssssk ~.
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4Aaga ss IAN ESSAY.
On The AdisaatIges ef Red Clover, Reac
Before ne N q. Agricaitttrnta asocietg, Oof
24th. 1874.


On The Adsuaeugey ef Red Clover. Rea,
| Before ne N q AgricalitratS Societg, Ool
! 2ith, 1874.
THsnutfitive matter, although less hal
\ from some ofahe gfasses,a Is set In thea
mount per acre. IuIl equal, II not surpaAs
lngaay other foiageefap. .~l,ieIl Is produce,
ssl the same expense Lapd SIS suiiIeien
heart 70 produce two,Iols of'rllupthy ,lwil
produce tbree Of Red Glover; and the Tin
/ othy Il an exI,aiister, while Che cIyysriin,
xP'yse7s NJ sss3 So y
a Il Is q most valuable food fpr stock ol all
Kinds; calsez and . ~ f,a bsuatlmHgs,,s
piceiy cured eIDver. wifi be IL brlss.r ulo's
Ia the Spring, than wllenitalen ei5 of -.
tnre lst Nov. and They never tie VI il.
The greatest objection being, ilal,tile
2nd and Bird growtlls salivatc; this lrow
ever, isloi always the case; II affects - ock
that have yebeenied the entire season on il,
but iitiIc. Illo salvation caif IN d great
measuie be renIedied by using, in pacs lug
away after curing. 2 gal. saIt 10 the totl
aud by age. have made but une expert
ihent, bat that proved, that clover that
salivatel iearfully when cut III July. one
year after, was entirely free FROM II, which,
II = most valuable fact; 4 did not sal nate
at all this season, even IN tile green .sate.
with pse. When sown for forage, IL slss,.ild
always be with orchard or some dther
highland grass; as by tI,eir aid, Il caii be
more easi;y cured. and treated as osier
grasses - cocks; they preventing the ,sene-
tralion 81 water. Clover hay should never
be stacked ouf. unless tie stacks be well
topped with meadow llAy.
II d a fertilizer however, that II Is - s.i.
peTior 10 other crops; all grain aud zoo s,lo
well after clvver, and especially wheat
which rarely falls when f,lioyipg Il. TIE
thinest and most worn lands. xhicl. arr
tothe favorable action IL plaster,
unfortunately all lands are mott. may he
speedily reclaimed. by deep and ll,oss,zll
liowing; aud the use 1T .ir.t Of comm sselal
nailures, to geta stand az clover. then
after the leaves are uillsleRtIy deyelsp.sl
~ application of | ~, ldaster per ncs aI.
plied the following spring a. suE Z. The
plant eammenees rs growth; Il vii ,ave
Inc effort " = aigs-s:nK of stable NJ la9e,
and douh.e tile yield
tits generally eonce.is.i. that srh.u ian,i
an be made tsp.oiis, ci,s-r. tlle dif-
iculty Of improving Is overcome.
When clover i Intended for the i'm. |
provement ~ tie lan,l; to derive The grea-
I,st benefit. itsfzzii De neither cot, nor |
sraze'i. that IL may extract fiein the AT, |
n,~phere the greatest possible amount o.
'egriaole natter aud It's long tap rosoi
ioes much Ia improving the seiL
G Jas. NuRw0oD
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-25

RDsAR ALLAN PoE -ithn has Bali.
n,rs % 50 - ear % the f,,ii0,riag siuga.
lar statement uhich We iisi Il i,e London
.AfseaeUm:
Sme time since. Az nmt US aado m
the Uuised States. chical u B.iliiaore aad
New YosS. 70 pr,,cnrv iundse,r the erection
cfa moaanrnt IL h.nnt ui Edgar PIE, ami
psam AN ,anti Y. itas std. u abau, Ioa,
thousand dollars was salecribed. An
srrhiiecs wss chosen 70 execute tie me-
inorisi. anil he modelled ror,rait or Poe,
one Of the essential featues Of the work.
frum dsguerreaype. The best rcprd 81
the poet that i naw ~ existence Weare
lniorihs,ithai. at ihissbre OF the proceed.
ings. fuiher inquiries we're made wiih e.
gard 10 the project. anlin orlur u mase
matter. secure The spirit of Zoe W.
evokh ioeise. coaRsclkin the aiFnr. Ii
Ae are suiher pAluy ipe,r,nsd. pes
'spirit. not nnaiiyisediS. Z would seem
declared hat ,he ,ipse had dfoi CONE vet
or the cr.ctpa II nieIarisl ID stone ii
his Wsk on esrsh. o. this deri-.on being
gwen the shole scheme was stopped. aud
the execution II the monument adjourned
saHe d's- s1stN tfK = u
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Among lost articles recently found by
Paris police. and advertised BY them. sas
a abride. The advertisement said There
was found yesterday at midday q bride,
eighteen years, blue eyes. blsek. hair. Can
be obtained on application ~ police head
qparters She was country girl Who
ctme TO Paris with her be,ro,hcd 10 get
married. They took cah al the station.
un The way to the church tie man got out
20 make some purchase. The driver was
tipsy. and, instead Of waiting. drove on.
- hey we're separated 10 the Wilderness.
aud The police found the bride weeping 10
tho cab.
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Never wait for anything u turn np. but
go and turn it up yourself.

4
Never wait for anything to turn np. but
go and iuriritu up yourself.
| 4 splendid car, but very poor veies.
Is the orgai.-grindersa said 10 .hs :doaksy
Il 4 man really wants to end out what..
IA hinriet him 60 to sea. The 6rss roasL
Weather will generally enable him 70 a. &,
certain il.
Short dresses are coming into fsss,ion
again, and young ladies are experieneiuvbs
Tie Old. old difficulty OF gel,inga 80. q
foot into q No. shey.
The g. Louisian never dies sudd.nlvs
ne walks around bali = dozen years. trls
ing people about his liver and chewing
'luinine. oeiore crossing tie river.
A darkey preached Inning out q hyma
ffonmenlory said: 20 stle 10 lsw
Plunged Ia gulf Of dark d4sesiy. >
te wfetcned sinners-eon,e outof is,,
ioar Honor. said prisoner 60 Psr- s
Il uldge, my lawer Is not here. and r..
qresta delay ofthe case FOR eight da,..,
but,' said the Judge, you were caurht
" the actofthcft. what can any law.r s.v
Tor your That Is jus. what should
lire % hear, said the prisoner. and ,h,
Court hpgl,cd, but sentenced hi.a ,on
year.
40 agcd backwaodsn1an was rrrrovcd
6y the Clergyman for allowing hiS son.t,
go hunting on the Sabbath. You o,,,h, :,
hing up your children Ia tile fear efthr
Lpri, said the minister. Fear of the
Lcrd9 said the old man. ) iiss What
fe done. Dnn't one O them boys dare
4 wout doors Sunday 'thouta double-bas-
-ei gun.f
4 Mississippi boaiman with imnen.a
ect stopping alta puLlie house on ,hs leve.
'sked the porter for d b,,ot.jack 10 puIlog
u hools. Thc eolorcd gentleman. am,
'xantining the strangers fep, bryks o.
$ fel!ewa-' Nojack here big nuror g
Ieh' lsels. sJacksss coulsh,'t puIl ,rr OF.
~ Ssas widous irsciiug dssIcg. Yus hvs-
e 80 bAck about tree mile 10 d,~orks In
. road an pull 'em OF dal,
Asqnag sat dowD on Il, curb IN fort
toe pos,oihce at Aust. Nevada. ,he
thcr day. and nnrolling a hndis ofesiseo. :.
egaH the tnmluiaotaFe q dress. --i,fle
It'naa hourthe dsess wax fnslsds md ]
alting ',pnoser her old cloker. the sQasw 80
alled ont ?in here. III there. AMI. -.
n,ied aetring u anuther plce. made oDs
leh. aud. presto! the old clothes las I'M
Nc gns,ets tsashsring upl therncs .uSth
hepd,'hesobls flnaghter d he forest cssta e
nc lc,k q lr'amrh Or tac sreefs,ors mi 4
Wiped gracefully clf IN w. lirc<,isuld
" Indian camp. 'tst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-25
TUE wORLD MITIiOllT .SlrNpal

TUE. WORLD WITHOUT SUNDAY.
Think how he shsiraetinn of SUNDAY
would enslave the working ,classcs. with
whom We are Unidentified. Think orlabai
thus gciur oa 10 que inonosnaous and eter.
npl rnck. tiagen forever siraininr. the brow
forever drpopiu. aud the loins forever nc.
hing. the restless mind ieseyer srheming.
Think Of lhc bsmtyit wlnll ef.es, the
merry heartedness il would oxtingdish.
The giant strength ID would tame. the te.
sources Of nature II sould crush. the sick.
ness i would bring. n The project il would
wreck. the eroans il would exturi. tho lives
il would immolute. and the eheerlcss graves
i would preInatorely dig; Soc them toll.
ing aud toi;ing and fretiing and grinding
and hesiag. ADD weaving and spinning.
sowing and gathering moving and rsapinr.
raising and building, digging aud planting
and striving and struggling. IN the garden
aud IN thegrsnary and 10 the barn. 10 the
factory aud 10 the mill, ii the wArehonse
and in tae shop. IN the mountains aud in
ttp ditch. or The roadside aud IN the
c'aniry, out,st soa and 30 shore. IL the
day of brightness nndof gloom! What
picture ihis world would present n wo had
20 sabbathf -. ~. $50
a &.msssst k.-<--<s--.s.-.s - =. a 4. fs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-25

A SHpaeyrschool ,esoher Teeenily told
be olass ahatJeTsmiaA #ssrsAs frsi sriaao
81 Walls.
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/. A wae. in whpi he knows about farm
ing gives very good plan 10 rcnnve
widow weeds. He saysa. good. locking
man has only selsay ..will,lpa and iLey
w'it' stW er - s
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ll0nAcE GnKELEY's GRAvE --On shc
cf,-t os l,sca-t ll,ll. IL Grseasos.l rem.
e,sry. Is tbs grave cf llorace Creeles, s,ill
unmarried md avpSreatly uacared far.
There y no mount cyer ~ the line be.
reen tho uow laid sod snd shs old ubly
distinguishing Il from the rest of the hill
M non pitk stoolhas been placed ii sLs
f,'ot Of tha--grasa and snail Fourth of
Jnly aag ,vlthc oli eme ~ the 9reat edi
l9r Ire hyit. a, Tie heii ii the grave
10 Ne frh,ains of witlered asral offerings
apd smother isisd a,g Tie spot is diIh.
calt 10 and. and the Only inflammation the
laborers eau give Is that Nc. Greoleys
grave j. over bythe fountain someshere.
u The trihcs that marked II wore removed
llic exact spot Of the grave would soon
become obliiarated. Just beyond where
fountain plays u the splcndid solid nonu.
insai ossr the grave Of ). D. Morse.
BALTImonn Noy. IL "A conference
of prominent ruilroad officials was held in
tbs ci,y to-day The proposal to the HaIti-
more aai ubio railresdss hero,ns party
~ tho Saratoga contest was declined. bu,
sliai road W conjunction With The others
agreed "a abolish all cosnmissisnsgn tickets.
and draw.baak on freighss, Twas indicated
iha, tho Baltimore and Ohiv road woald
pertue. ~ heretofore, d eoasersatise polley
regarding 'ransppstatisn.. and 60 opcrate
with the other llpcs u al lssisip'aio usea.
surcs of s~noiuy
-Ar -
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sonlppg eot ef 2 ,pne they cane spd4sasy
Ioh pypsy encanpnent; Nitlies I.tss
'oaE hight and roo swsy. Tie lest tEs
resder knows.
ante nlonths later Mtlne and Fyaas
lsere, !, nI@rriad, md this uss really Nihisss
). Mile. rsSid Frank. On tho evening", IL
ihelr wedding day. do you know iL.t i
Iam giadsyoar horse ran away for I .d.a's
think We would have been married ifittsi
Dot. .4s.s..--...-
7 don't taos Aboat slss replied Nil.
t,,s, = eeessI would haie ksd. 10 si.z.,y
5od ans way.
And, reader. | iL;nk %. 10.
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~ - gL Na l4.f A 1El 72 'f " ~ N II
Erittea IN he Ciue,iv,af 1imes.
N. MILES ) EscApAgr:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
Ninth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
TENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

That appears sucn estimate and canvass that
The whole number OF the ONCE OF Member OF
Assembly for the Tenth Assembly District. wss.....
OF which Louis C. " aehner received
OF which Louis Erzer received. 49,
Oh which there defective.
Or winch there Blank
o. which there Scattering ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10

yKo,o.Ep AsKSDxTSr APP0iSTyEsr
rios CHiU Jrp1E ASD ASSOCIATE iUDGrs oT rHl
CoUgT AND 90 ThE suPkEsk torEr.
That 1t appears o such estimate and csBvass. that
number Of yciss gyen for the ballot inf1rsed Pro
posed amendment Relative TO the Appointment or tleeuonef
the Chief Joge sDt Associate Judges Of tie CoeH OiApptAs
and Of the Justices Of the supnm'Coun sis..;.; e5Ol3
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vprR PuR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY FoR THE sEvBNTfBSTH
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

ToAl.......2.725 zoos 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
rrGHrzrNrH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That IL appears on such estimate aad canvass that
Tie whole number Of given for the ONCE OF Member OF
.ssnhv FOR the Nineteenth Assembly District
~ WHICH Thomas % Casghan received. S3i
OF which Alex lnder Martin recei'ei
VIII there Defective.
which there Blank.
OF which there Scattering IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10

Gleaion Retnrns.

AssrsBLY DISTRICT
That u appears such estimate and canvas that
ns ,hols humber for the once Of Member OF
I..embly for the Second Assembly District
OF which William y. Kirk received.
N, vsch Thomas wild received ................l15
an vbieh there were Blank
And Of which there Scattering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
ELHrENrR AssgnBLY pIsrnIcr.

Thst II appears snch estimate ana canvass that
The given the oce OF Member OF
Assembly fos Eleventh Assembly District
which hcAfee received.
And of which Oliver ?. Bue received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

To,al...."...2,27S 1898 3.S4S =.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Amendment OF Election OF Judges OF City and County Voufa


VOTE FOR ANNEXATION OF THB TOWNS
West Farms aud Kings Bridge the City and Comfy OF
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nrcr ,RITIOS or TIE BOARD COUNTY C0NvASsEEs Oh
THE COUNTY OF NETWORK.

IN RELATION TO
city Of New-Yors
The Board County the County Of New having
and the be several Election Dsos
OF the towns OF Morruia West Farms snd Kings Bridge ne
Comfy of Weshester General Election held the Alb day OF
Noveaber A. D., s73 do certify. determine and declare:
That ... -,
by the grestet number OF duly elected Justice ofbe Dst
Judicial District Of tie CIy Of Newfork
We certify be B have caused the 70
bvt Of Chairman
November A. D. housa No sghs
bnr,irei .ul ,eyentvhree HENRY CLAUSES Cbsrnas.
L. Low, secretary
STAG Of Irt civ Gad County Q Nt iort, County Crib
Ihsve
original Declaration on Gle Office. and hst
,cin therefroln and OF the whole OF such original
the New County Cour house
the CIV County OF NeWlofk. this twenSseoDd dsJ -
H. 81 November thonsanl GIT hundred aud seventy hre,
CHAS. z. LObW,
Clerk ct the City and County Of Ssv-foh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10

Thst II appears such estimate and esnvsss that
The whole number the ONCE OF Member OF
A,,erbl, for the Thirteenth Assembly Distinct
OF which Charles T. Spencer received.
OF which Jose, H. Horton received .............'l94y
Of which stephen d. Peters received no
which there Defective.
And of Which there Scattering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
STATEMENT OF TIE BOARD or COUNTY CASvAssgRs OF
THE COUNTY or NETWORK.

y RELATION GivZS roR-- .
Juscs Of the Tenth judicial District OF the Cay
Of Nes-York
The Board Of the County Of Ne-forh having
met AZ Clerk Of said Comfy The lin, .2h 10Th,
l4u 18th 18th l9 10Th aud 2i days Of November 1873,
10 several Election Dnca
Of N. Towns Morrsan West Farms Kngsbndge The
Coany Wescheser General Election held The All %
November year aforesaid. do certify a. follows;
TkICr NEWBORN.
such estimate sud that the whole
numbe, given the Office OF Justice Of the District
Court In tie Judicial District % the City Of hevfork
OF which Flanagan received.
which James Z. Angel ree
or which there were Blrk
" ~ 433f
certify ts he correct aad have eaused he same 70
be tins
this twenty daY November A. D. thousand eight bunda
and seventy three HENRY lLAUSBN, jr. Chairman.
4. 4. Low. SECRETARY.
so1 Of Ne, York Cy ye,c York County ClrfA
certify that have compared the foregoing with the
ofqipa statement this Office AMI tat correct transcript
tn msndo the whole OF slch
Witness v seal at the New County Courhoese n
iity AMI New.Yok. this twenty second day oy
L. 81 November thou'and eight h1ndr and sysntythree
CHAS r. LOBW
Clerk Of the City and County OF Sewfo
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

That n appears on sucn estimate and c1nVals that
TIE whole Lumber Of for the office OF Member Of
Assembly the Twelfth Assembly District, wss.....; J.
OF which Francis Murray
OF which Chester H. soihworh received ........l,O1,
or which Joseph A. Irons received SII
And wb there Scatter
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F,yrER>rR ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
sIsrrEsru ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT


That 1t appears h estimate and canvass thstl
The whole Of given FOR the once VI Member OF
Assembly Tor the Seventeenth Assembly District was. o.
OF which Andrew Blessing received g3l
OF which Clark r. " mttiaore recsyed.......... 2l4
M bi.b flannel J. Mebrtens received ........... 292
q VIII Blank.
And Of there Scattering. ~
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Gleetion Returns.

MATTHEW PArTEy.
:, s ,, f. psSs,. . s1 .a Member " A
By tn. creates. number eae so Member ., A.sx
in and Tor the seventh Assembly District in said County,
GEORGE scRRsAy
number Member
10 ADD for the Eighth Assembly Di'ihc, IN County
That
by greatest number q duly elected Member Aseas,
and for the Ninth Assembly District in said County
LOUIS wAEHSgR
in and for the Tenth Assembly District IN sad County
KNOX AcAPsR,
S s .s he Eleventh. Si, County, SsS' Assembly
TIA,
FRANCIS MrRR AY... v,
By the plumber Of votes was Gully elected Member OF Assembly
in and Tor T~eiih Assembly District In said County
iA' CHARLES g. sPEscER,
by Of du elected Member Of Assembly
IN and for the Thirteenth Assembly District Ia sid Coahiy
JAMES DAILY
,, the r.:te; number d Sed %.es, Of Assembly
JOSEPH BLUMESTHAL,
by the grcs number Of duly elected Member Of AssssRy
in aud 1r the Fifteenth Assembly District in ssd County
i''' PETER WOODS.
elected
IN and Tor the Sixteenth Assembly District IN said County
In" ANDREW BLESSING.
BY creates. number Vote, r.i1sy elected Ms%Ss, q A.'
iH'' BERNARD BrGLIs,
greatest nnber Of duly elected MEMBER OF Assenh1
ior the Eighteenth Assembly Dstnei IA said County
That - ..x......>,
dolly elected Member Of Asssnbh
in and for the Nineteenth Assembly District IN said County
That
JOHN d. COUGHLIN,
by elected Member Amenty
IN and the T'eneth Assembly District IN sAd County.
That -
HENRY W. GENET,
% and md iop t.. rTsns Assembly County
We certify A. Declaration to be correct md have cans! q. an.
Board day Of November D. thousand gt
hundred aud .evehtv-thfee. HENRY tAUSBN IT, CbArmn
CRARLEs T. Low, Secretary
SGe OF York ~ and County Of N> YORK County Ctks
O9 hereby that have COMPARED foregoing with the
In this and that IL correct uansenas
thsrefrom and OF the whole NJ aid original
the New County CourtHoDse
r CITY County OF Sewlos this twenty second day 81
IL 81 November eight hundi and seVenyhTee
CHARLES e. LOBw, CLERK Of the County Of EevYot.
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DRCIARATJOS OF THE BOARD or COUNTY CANyASsERS
or rHE COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
IL RELATION
Sheriff;
County CLERK;
Justices Of the Marine Courts
judges Of the Superior Court and
Alderman.
The board Of County Of HsvYo having
Assembly Districts Of County the General Flee
4;h lay November A. 1873, do hereby certify
determine aud declare;
WILLIAM c. CONNER.
Of
OF Nes-lo orb,
hat $500. .......
WILLIAM WALSH.
By number duly elected County CLERK Of the
County Of New iOf4.
That
DAVID MeADAI and
HENRY AbkBB
br the greatest number duy elected Justices Of the Ma
in and Tor the City and County Of heH-iors
luz RICHARD CROKER,
HENRY WOLrMAN, and
ANTHONY ElCklIOFF,
b the greatest duly elected CoroueS OF the City
aud County Of ork
CLArDIrS J.. MCNEIL. and
GILBERT u. SPElR,
number Of duly elected Judges Of the Supe-
ior CourI Of the cats Of Nts-iors
That . ....
b greatest number Of daily elected Alderman Of the CITY
the remainder Of the unrped term OF Peter
tiilsey. decesseil
We certify this oarsed the
he stie.ted of the Chairman Secretary Of
day of November A. d. thousand eight
hundred HENRY CLAUSEN, jr, Chairman
CHARLES L. Low. Secretary.
Of S,e YORK. 0y md Comfy Of Se YORK corn GERS
Oo hereby certify That nave compared the foregoing with the
Gle +, this ONCE aud that 10 cse1
thersfrom And Of the whole Of sald original
County Courhouse the
City and County o York tbis I'D day Of November
is thousand eight hundred and ,e'snt,y.three ~
: CHARLES T. LOEW,
CLERK Of the County Of Ser-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
TX yoR Inspector OF STATE PRISONS
AN RNDM RSTS.

election Of the Chief Jodg and ASoeife judges he
Court Of AppesHsnd Of Justices Of the supreEe Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-10
AssrxRLY pIsrRIcr.

That II sppears such estimate and canvas that
The whole number for the once OF Member OF
As.pbly for the Assembly Distinct 81
OF snch James DAILY received. ~.
or which John Murnhy received soS
OF which arl Schs elder rc.eiv ed 7o3
which Bank. ..'''''''.''
a = ,st;sb tbe,e were 81
And oil "h'n 'n''e "''' '' 70
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

Fourth--This Conpsnys loSscE A. CHICAGO
and have tesn psis ia tuli. DoLIAE 70. DOLLAR
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 545 =. IN. ..i5 q.
NJ, 9:.5 M. HIS L. H., 40 p. M, $40 p.
and 5:i5 d. III.
Leave Carson City DAILY ut 6 a. NJ. s a. NJ,
1sx. H., L. w., p. IL, p. IL, and p. n.
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson Office
Through Tickets can be obtained TO san Fran
cisco, ogden and intermediate points on tho Z
r. L. K.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Com
psny's Office. Virginia for Chicago, ksn.as City
aud s.. Icais.
Nm. YERINGTON-
General sup..lR.tG.sn:-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

Thrd--TEIs COMPANY DoR-A Fire Business
Exclusively. I'D none OF its assets are iiable
10 be diverted for IKE or MAXINE losses, as IL
the case with ALL other Ensiisi. Companies rep
resentSd . this cuaAt.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13
TG hRYcTKERFcREich COMPANY;

StcUnd-It hsss subscribed capital Of $ 1ao,-
0@1, OF which S3,50u,,tU II rALu UP ia (soid
with further accumulated ass, = o. $2.4l6,JI5
linking il 81 once the Strongest and hichtst
tiIe Insurance Company in tie weird.