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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

na. The County Board of Equaliza-
ton met on Monday last. 1t consists OF
AIessrs. F. A. Connor, ]. w. Perrin, J.
NJ. Latimer, and the County Auditor
and Treasurer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

p@- A correspondent of the Phenia
writing from New York about the
Beeeher scandal, sums up the evidence
very strongly against Beecher. And
such lie thinks will be the popular YER
liaf
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Bss- The sum OF Sl5, 1000 has been paid
to the representatives of the late Il. Z.
Shiver by the Universal Life Insurance
Company.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

The CoTToN MARKET.-Ten bales OF
new cotton came to town during the
past week and were sold at prices rang
ing to 13l cents.
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rea. The crops of cotton in the Coun-
ty have been seriously affected with
black rust. The crop will not likely
exceed a half crop.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

Town COUNCIL ELECTION. - The
Town Council Election passed off quiet
ly on Monday last. But little interest
was taken, as there was only one ticket
run for Wardens, and the only contest
was over the election of Intendant.
The following was the poll:
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n@- The U. s. troops are encamped
on the green near the Depot, and their
white tents and stirring drum beats re-
Iieve the monotony of the scene.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

peh. We learn from the Phe,,ir that
the newspaper fraternity North and
South is fully represented at the capitol,
and the acts and doings of the two con-
ventions will be carefully watched and
noted.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

aA. The store of our townsman, w.
Rosenburg, will be closed on MONDAY
next, the 2lst inst.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

s9 Captain E. Cowan advertlses
Whann's fertilizer at reduced rates.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

nsa. We are pleased to learn that Mr..
r. B, Milford, our efficient County Au-
d;tor, is recovering from his serious at
tack of Illness. y -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

No. we have been visited during the
pest With tonious rains:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

3 DN- A. S. Wallace has been nomina-
ted aa the Republican cand didate from
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-16

sa The weath hers Is again N1zkn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10
M ETROPuLITAN DOLLAR sToBI

The following NEW GOODS have ju-t eser,r
esiyed and are offered ~ my lI-kn owp low nrurn
guarantee q saving Of from q 10 o. cents ON esr4
hDd that each article speaks fsr ITSELF ''u
iSss, Q,sy scspsss and Had.eR si FsS"S csss
Allegheny Mountains, River and IN iirosd somn.
vSe-, &C. st 81 per dozen.
zine Pocketeook. aud wallsts, from sc 20 e.
spleneld Rubber Dressing OoHbs, Is and Sc cssn.
tooth and s Nah 1i sras Sss, s sse a.
Checksr and Backs CANNON Boards, with men. Dice
Lssies sb 6a1ss GiS S. sSs :s.Iity
Infant and worf Barker, 81, SOC. and SO.
Extra lsrse sld heavy Jspsnned Walters. SC. -
Fii shsiI and Pearl handle blade Pocket kai.ss
sssii.s ss:;I s....:, &C: ana q;
sen's bee. slIsi.s S:ss, soet., Sss 1H To- sr
Pine $40 snong su.penesrs, soc.
sss;: rI::s Ss;s:: ss Sss s: :2's; Zach
E:si:. cha ss f S;s,ss rns oIsT. chain
ef RS,, P,.,es Hnsneied Stone and other sise
sc,id aOid siuds, Pearl center, o. per Get. rs1
Cent? solid Old Masonic and odd Fellows p
Plain Onyx, Moss Assss, n Ontans Assss. ana Al
Alaska sinsIe slrds, soc.
Rltber aid Jet Krefisces, Chsfsl.fues, Brs,sh@
ton, and 20 see IN, N " 81 be 90 H1y them.
B. Silver BERG.
metropolitan Dollar 0to
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
febsi H NEAR PENNSYLVANIA Avssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

The wicked story that George Alfred Town
send rsmmed the umbrella down the throat of
walker, the correspondent OF the Chicago T.mes,
and then opened It TO its full capacity that IL
can be withdrawn, isn't true. The little
,s'@s ssenis puffed UP good deal, but it Isn't
tSGI4 OSt cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

CoS1IslrsEIHniIo SI NV rTTo ons. COM
3. BATES, se3 Iah street. opposite rrsasury
Department, Agent.
Assets..-..--....---. ....--........ 8 Z 100000
his Ccmsa continues TO insure on the Lifs and
isgsisn to the nov form Of Policy no bsinS issued
the fonses O.
pl:D, ss 4 CON eint. the two and at a much lower
or three good sol,eiloIs for this OOmp.py. pssS
room Tor rent 1r this office. marlo-st
saok b, g ,sTd..a E tI0 AND
S,a sssDd e ,ss street to ass TN street
once, where be viii be permanently located. ~
Ihsnkine bis customers for former patronage, and
on hard fine assortment Of Lsdies, and Sss neS
prices. maIiO.ssS
YohhsHIEK EELIsH:
isgsG CENTS sos oi s s. so.
n W. BURoHELL.
msrIo eoet 1882 stree.
JUST RECElvAp,
ks E4SLAGf 1Kg MIMMfEEy1oNS
In ne" d'tn' MIS- Ms s sxE Eiais' ksHypprRr
u<so Br,ne si stG1. street. OPP Patent 0dcs
IL 1HE sUFRE 81 C SSTkTGE THE DISTRICT
In the case o. Charles J. Busey, admi astrator of
tor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Su
said. appointed TUESDAY, march slst, 1874.
for the dnai settlement and distribution of
the personal estate OF said deceased and Of the as
sets IN hand, as far the same have been collected
and turned into money when and where all the credi
tors and heirs or said deceased notified attend
with theiT claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht in said
deceaseds estate: Provided, COPY of this order be
published once week for three weeks in The Even
ing star ~ evious tc the sad dav. Test:
marl0-tua' A WEBSTER. Register OF wiIs.
INTHE SUPREME CURTO OF THE INSTRUCT
i OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING AN ORPHANS
COURT, the 7th day of March, 1874
In Rs.-Ths ESiafs Of Ell za5stA fsrrdl, deceased
Administration Docket 81
81 pon reading the petition Of Ann Ferral, this day
niea, II Is hereby ordered that Robert CLARK, the
adm1nistrato- of said estate, snd Mary Crawford,
one OF the dstii said estate be and appear
10 said Court, on the OATH DAY OF MARCH, 1874,
ana answer said petition, and then and there show
cause: ~ any they haze, why the sum of S639 50,
deposited in Court by said adm and aimed
r. De part Of the property belonging TO said petit.
tioIer: should not be paid over to her pro ,ided
that this order be published once a week for two
Reporter "
By the Court. AB OLIN
Test WEBSTER,
mhrlO-IAw2w Register Of Wills.
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where to Adyertis0.

TEE STAR, which, from its start. has been the D.
Ger Of the people, has, By the pains taken to make
u safe, reliable, nevsy and ceptable visitor to
every family gained popularity amongst Gil classes
OF the community secord to that Of no pevspsper in
the country with the same area Of population Keep
ing full pace with the extra ordinary growth Of the
city, and reaching every household in the District
ard vide range outside, TIE STAR has now at
ianeo cheuiation very mach larger than that Of
all the other city dalies combined Tbi. Ia no idle
claim, but one we are prepared 70 establish 1t any
TINE oy beoks and papers" And this circulation.
Is stated above, IL universal, reaching the bust
nes community, the wealthy, the great indus
fr1ai forces, the skilled mechanics, the iaborins
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
keepers, the government employees, the Congress
nen-in short, there Is no circls where THE
e1AR Is not o regular and welcome guest. The
ult Is that The STAR affords unsurpassed ad-
vautsges q medium OF communication between
81 classes Of the community, the way of the cd.
u-tment Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

The poor unfortunates who couldn't get here
to try our inauguration-dsy weather last year
ought to he in Washington to-day. 1t isn't
quite so cold as It was then. but il will do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

IAN English genius named Blake has invented
N ingenious fuse to be used as q fire. alarm in
private houses. A New Yorker experimenting
the other day With this protective fuse burned
has house up, and the invention does not sell
we'll now in his neighborhood.
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$4,000 for $685.
FOURTH GRAND CONCERT!
FOR THE BENEFIT OF rHR
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
On MARCH 3Is,, Next.
10000 Tickets; $4,000 GIFTS.
10000 Tickets; $4,000 Gifts.

TOTAL, IL 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting Id
THE CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS WILL
POSITIVELY AND USEQUIvOcALLY TAKE PLACE. ON
TIE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL THE TICKETS
ARE SOLD OR NOT, ANDIHE ~ 600 GIFTS ALL PAID
INPRoPoRrIoN TO THE NUMBER OF TICKETS SOLD.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, 8 Is; Terths, or each
COUPON, -; Eleven W hole Tickets for $500. Send
for circular
Tine time for the drawing is near ct hand, and per.
seps intending TO purchase tickets have no time to
lose.
THO. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gift
Ooucert, Public Library Building, Louisville, KY
febl7-tudf6w
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Mr.. Conkling seems to be very dull Of com.

Mr.. Conkling seems to be very dull Of com
prehension in regard to the necessity for an APP
preparation Of ten thousand dollars to defray
the expenses Of the joint committee to investi-
gate district affairs. He apparently labors un-
der the impression, from the amounto of dsinter-
ested patriotism preached by the memorislists
and their blowers and strikers, that the whole
army OF them stood ready to come forward and
tell their little second hand stories free of ex-
pense to any body, and particularly without
cost to the government. The honorable gentle
man il widely mistaken as to the character OF
our professional obstIuctionists. The per diem
OF the witnesses il more than the majority OF
them have ever earned in following any legiti.
mate occupation, and they look upon an invest
igation of any sort before Congress as perfect
windfall. That is the main interest the most of
them have in getting them up. If they don't
succeed In getting Congress to pay the fees Of
their attorneys the public treasury will be
lucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

Our streets would be swept pretty clean by the
wind Of the past two or three days If it wasn't
Tor the confounded sand up in Montgomery
county. The supply of dust from that source
seems to be inexhaustible,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

SPRING STYLES
- AND SEW PATTERNS
finn y T. Tayl Or's New York establisbma ut IN AZ
received. Suits cut and bRsted.
SABAH W. DAVIS,
marlO6tr 6O5 LOuisiaaa avaaue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

DATE DE FOIs GR.s
IL TUBB0T AE'HUILE,
HARICOTs NERTs TRES FINS,
AsPERGES DIE Ca0IX,
AsPLRGES ENTIEKES,
TRUFFEs pU PERIGORD.
CHAMPIGNONS AU NATURAL,
fDhGL0LETs FINS,
SAUCISSES,
NACEDOTNE DE LAGUNFS,
PkTI1S POis EXTRA FINS,
NABETS TOURNES,
CEPEs AE'HUILE.
n. W. BURCHELL,
Hoo Iron BsilfinR,
msrl0-ec6t Eo,13$2 street
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PERSONAL.

hR- LION would respectfully ask those ind.b-ed
~ to him to settle before arch 18th, otherwise IA
shall hsve to resort to Publicitl Address sR.
LION, at the Owen House. mario o.
M ADAME FLuRENOE, the Celebrated CairUoy
A ont. Is unequailed In testing tn, past, pre- sent
am future Of your life, in causing speedy marriages.
br'l ging the separated together, and pointing out
thu sure way of success in life. Ia matters of bust
Bees her advice is invaluable. She gives universal
subtraction; none ever regret consulting hsr. Sat-
lsfa ction given or no Dan bs consulted at her
Pa lors, No. S13 4th street northwest. mari v
I HEREBY FOBEwABN ALL PERSONS NOT
L 10 TRUST my wife, LIZZIE LEE, as 1 will pay
10 deots OF her contraction, she having Let my bed
ard beard without lust cause:
naT6-et' SPENCER LEE
A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
n COrRT6 OF different States for desertion, &c.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
grBnted. Address NJ HOUSE, Attorney, l94
Broadway, N. Y. decl Gun,
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Ihere was quite lively discussion in the
Senate this afternoon on the bill approprtating
$1,000 TO pay the expenses OF the District ,n,
vestigation, a. will be seen by reference to ON,
report OF Congressional proceedings. There
was no objection from any quarter to appro-
priatipg all that may be necessary for a thor
oush investigation, but there seemed TO be n
determination to restrict the expenditure the
actual needs Of the committee.
Mr.. Thurman. in the committee roo N noti.
FED witnesses that they would only allowed
pay for DAYS when summoned to testify. Alto
gether, IL Is q bad outlook for the noble army
OF willing witnesses who are hankering1lfor a
chance to hang around for a month or two at
- 80 per day, and tell what theJ don't know
about the charges against the District govern
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

fFPKNICK'S INDIAN HAIR RHSTORER
Wy has never been known to fail 1t frees the
scalp from Dabdruff, restores Gray Hair 20 rs ma
tnral COLOR renders IL soft and pliahle preven the
Bair from falling ont aud re produces il " hen gone
II isthe frest Hair Dresser known Fer sale by all
druggists willy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

An election is being held in New Hampshire
to-day for state officers, members OF the le.isla-
ture, &c. The canvass has been very tame
Both parties have confidence as to the result
and II Is possible there i'll be no election of
governor by the people. 1t Is thought, in that
event, the prohibition members in the legisla-
ture will vote for McCutehens, the republican
candidate, on the ground that he would veto
any repeal OF the present liquor law. McCutch-
ems, by the by, il quite q character Not a
granger, he Is called the farmer candidate, hsy-
ing been tiller of the soil for more than 80 year
A correspondent Of the New York Tines, VIM
recently interviewed him, found him on his
farm feeding cattle, in rough homespun cos
tune, and with no coat on. He is a brawny
specimen Of his class, six feet and two or three
inches in stature, broad shouldered and stur-
dy. His large. square, strongly marked face is
bronzed by exposure 10 the rough climate, and
is surmountsd by thick, obstinate gray hair
With regard 10 his chances for election, he says
that, so far as his personal feelings are con-
cerDed, he would rather be allowed to remain
quietly at home attending to his work, but be
thinks IL important that the republic an party
should carry the state. The administration, he
thinks, ought not TO lose another state. What
ever It's Shortcomings may be. and whatever
eSls and eorruptiOns may have sprung up, he
sees no safety in allowing the CONTROL of affsirs
10 drht INTO the hands or the democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

INTAE sUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIOT
OF COLUMBIA,
hodiHsa SPsciaI Term, MaTeA l0ih, 1874.
10 the case OF Margaret Lower admin ratriX
o. WM; LON ERY deceased. the ADMINISTRATIVE
sioresad has, With the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia Aforesaid, APP
pointed TUESDAY. April 7th, 1874, for the final
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
OF said deceased and of the assets In hand far az
the same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate
PrOrtdsd, copy Of this order be published once q
week tor three weeks In the Evening STAR previous
TO the said day Test:
mario St A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
, 1874-04-06

opeesaE Unap1s1n T1p @ sHS c"lSHo" 15tgu1Ns
bcou III Eoul deal Of . nnutldlo Tor noule days.
Some Of the leading German citizons insisted on
having . candidate for Mayor Pledged not to
enforce the Sunday liquor law; in Which case
lilo issuor BY nominating man Who whoo
would enforce the law. A considerable number
of The lattor party, signed h call to Chandler P.
Chapman, who, Us Aeting-Mayor, last summon,
made vigorous effort in that direction. Things
have settled down, however, into tho regular
party channels, with tho advantage largely on
the sido Of tho Reform or Liberal-D Democratic
Party, which this afternoon nominated for
Mayor 8. N. Piuney, Of tho firm Of Gregory l.
pinney; whose partner is Mayor now aud Gott-
lieb Grimm, German. for Treaauror The Re-
pnon.~..s last night, in very spiriteas conyon-
rasapor 1o a% nehsr Lynch an Irshap for
resolution indorsng pinne5o :nS"ro eJlrs1 are mi
party nominations for ward of1]ces, but the lao.
tiou ia likely to bo quiet and oue-sided,
, 1874-04-06
ILLINOIS,


sptciaE Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
LABALLE, ILL.,, April 4.-Tho lady temperance
orasatlors OF this city hold lago meeting lagt
evening, and efIeotol an organization for iho
summer campaign. 'Thoy will not attempt to
hold any prayer-1noetinga In lqnor-saloona, but
announce their intontion to SEQ how much
ran be accomplished by Tho circulation OF tenn
peranco plodges, npd by oudeavoring to Hecuro
Tho election Of tho City Council; who will put 80
high ptice on Hnloon licenses aB to render it
generally prohibitory, They will also ondoayor
Eo raise money for tho enforcement Of existing
temperance laws and ordinanccs.
At CHAMPAIGN.
Special Dfspatch to 3ha Chicago tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April 4.-Tllo Temperance
n1nss-maoting held hero Tonight was addressed
by some Of tho most prominent citizons, who
Ncro strongly In favor OF the eootlon OF non-
hconso men. The intero8t IL On the increase.
AT OTTAWA.
Special Didpnfch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ill, April 4.-To-day Christian Wal
.ior, a saloon-koopnr, waB brought before JUS
tico OF tho poaca on charge Of having BOLD
liquor to . person In the habit OF getting intoxl-
Gated. Tho charge was preferred by relative
of tho inobrilto. There was 1ury trjal, and q
close contest. The jury returned yortliot Of St
anu costs against tho Raloon-kecpor. This case
Ia regarded by tho lndlos OF the temperance moyo-
mont al eomawhat of o tost Of their succos8 In
winning popular favor for their oauao,
AT AURORA,
hpff1dI DfsJaffh 10 I3ls CHICAGO IfibHnf
AURORA, ILL.,, April 4.-yAo maBs. .mcotlug leld
b tue Courthouse thia evening waa hurnariaAlly
, 1874-04-06


= sprcfal Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune,
WORCESTER, Mass, April 4.-Twelve cru
nadcrs wore out this afternoon working on Tem-
pie htroet and taas vicinity. They only gained
1dmittnnce to ono mo place out OF six gisited, tlat
being. O'Neils, on ran,plo stroot.
O'Noll, like all others, pleaasa lint
the support Of lis family dopondua
at his business. Ho would change If anything
else ofered itself which afforded rs large profits.
Very little excitement attended tho raid, and 1t
was unknown except in tic Immediate vicinity.
a temperance 1nooting hold at tho ol1
South tonight was not largely attended,
but Stephen Foster, the principal speaker,
remarked TINT "tho cream OF tho TOM
perauce-causo was there" He addressed
them for half m hour, aiming decidedly and
feaglessly OF tho "higher-tonod crim1nals," as
he called them, who aided intemperance BY tho
rental Of their buildings for tho liquor traffic to
DO carried on thorciu. Uo was oxtromoly rad
ica1 in his reuarks-so mitch SO that ho often
asked the question, "Am I crazy7" uo
could not roproach tho poor woman Of
Five Meadow who sold rum to pro-
euro food for her baby, but he would
raise tho public sentiment till the people should
not olcct to tho highest positions Of trust aud
honor mon who endorsed the rum tralio,
Nllo engaged In II themselves, ind whose ill.,
gotten wealth allowed them to reyel in luxury
and roll through our stroots in their soft
cushioned chariots,- dressing themselves in
bIoadcIoth, and thoir wiyos and daughters In
silks sud eAtIpg.
, 1874-04-06

- SpFEfNE UI5T1lcH EHicuUb 7f3UNfe.
YonKy1LLE, ILL.,, April 5.-In several Of tho
towns Of this county, tho farmers havo rnado full
nominations for tho election OF town-oflicors,
20 Dc i o
they will win. The contest will DO close and
very oxciting In tho Town OF Kendall whore tho
Coanty-soat ring Of politicians will loavo nothing
uudono to defeat the formor tickot. Two
separate cauouBes woro held lOro
yesterday at the Ba.no hour tho
ring having met at Union Hall
and tho farmers at the Courthouse. Strange US
1t would eoom, number Of good farmers
allowed themselves to be used by tho ring
MASTERS, but tho majority of the farmers aro
wido-awako, and arc confident Of auccess.
, 1874-04-06

George Milburn, tho great wagon manufac-
tnror of Mlahawn,,n. and Jnmes b1ilburn. of
ousoa -. A0na"".' -. .,' 49, ns@a n.a;aa .a.a.
1effe Hause' we're az sno oFana fac,no So8sef-
day, and loft for Now Orleans lahs night.
Robert Weidopsall will conduct the st,anger's
,,oot;,o t,,;. ono,;,n - .,,, vo,,,, nTa,,,.
meetlns 7, 'nis evening ~ 'nu 1ouns en Mon
unria''an 1ua ASSOCIATION f'o@s' NO. Lao nau's0n
street.
Abont q o'olook voatordoy morning fro WIS
d;ecnyeroi IN tln cottage Ma. 500 West Twelfth
es.ost. owned and ocoupioa by Ja1ncB Caaoy % d
residence: n atiu alarm waa tsivo., " Englne IS,
and tho flames wero quickly o1tinguishol nfter
causing loss Of about $25.
1,ast eyoni,c on4cer D,rrv arre.to3 Fonn;o
a.arr sn1 TIl1ia Val for staaino 5onr f1raasoa -
Salvot NH nIoait' and aome furs from hfaerin Gloa-
aon Ioonar II a haen;o at No. 998if atsfa atraet.
Thav orc alan cbar5eI viii, stonIf3r from ATra'
Wnfdrnn Nn s11 Wat Rnndoinh stTent. The fr,r.
r;tnTo tiav yontod from, i,er aid md soIinr Il
to ontaldo nnrEics.
~ :;
- A pereon writes to hsk the Whereaoouta o.
George t. Hodge, who formerly ran the National
, 1874-04-06
ELSEWHERE.
IOWA.

AT uAFENIUWTs
Special DiepateA to 1he Chicago Tribune. :.
!. DAVENPORT, IT,, April 4.---The annual election
In this city to-day resulted In Q victory for the
Liberal party, composed largely Of all clements
worry large vote was polled, reaching about 1,600
votes. Tho Liberals elected three Aldermen,
shus giving them control Of tho Council. Thcy
also elected Jacob ". Stewart, for Mayor; City
Assossor, Clerk, Treasurer and otior officers.
Tho temperance oletnont combined with tho Re-
publicans on L. 8. Davies for Mayor. but he WAS
Defeated by over 200 majority. Tho Anti-Ta1u-
qerancs non ro}otce over the result, while the
font.