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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14
II sc aBiI.A i +; o US.
Tile GREAT RENIEDY FOR

gOMSUM PTIOM
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proycdaby the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. on It is aeknowl-
edged by many. prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for tho relief and (,
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioncdby the experience
of over forty years. When
rcsorted to in season it SCI
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough;
influenza, Asthma, SolcS,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness i'll the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as IS the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and clcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED 1T
SETH ". FCWLE & SOUS, Boston, Mass,
And sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

ENULTZ SEED WHEAT am prepared TO fur
i niSh the above variety of What for seed.
August IL, 1878 JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
G Fed Oats. Hungarian Grass AMI Form for eale
- by JAS LAW HOOFF
March 10. 1874.
HoOLEY's Celebrated Baking Powders. var.
~ ranted to rise bread III five minutes. for sale
BY w MASON
PELIEVE your Corn. by using R"bhn'. Corn
IA Solvent " MASON
nESSICATED Cocosnut, Coxe's C;~iatine Coop
u er's GeIatine, Irish Moss, Liquid R"nnct. cold
by GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

CEA Foam. for On different breaSs. soId BY
= August -. Is75.- GEO. +. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

-Straining sweetness Kissing through a
veil.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14
JEFF EESGN COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY.

7 NAVE on band = vsri.ty oi Bil,Ier md Tcsia.
in""'A a. F"hst,'.'t' r"st prir'E. and viii order
any tlzc Family Billie any may dosrc.
W. MASON,
April Q. Is72-If.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

CODA wATRR.-Iee Cold Soda W atert dispep,ed
- by Geo. Light. varra nted p.rfectIy prTe nd
HhoIesonie. no poisonous pine. copper fo6ntain
20 e4rIooe nor an thing tbAtis dangsfODs man.
the yeAr4 81 - $50
June g. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

OEAhLS WbIte GiyceriDe.- This pTepaTAtIoa
Penetrates the akin Without in jury, decoJoriziBe
Al ePoH' and e1ectuaIly the VaFioDa fnbIis
Of the complexion il 6ieaches the skin 20 marvel
lone ~hhensss, erAdicates all spots. freekles tan
and diseolOrati0nH Of every kind For sale by -
CharlestOWn June II. G = BELI'FRJ
MONEY, Time, Labor and Leather Saved, BY
WI using JacTuot Il Co.'S ceIeprsted frSpeh
Bl1ckiDE. Boy no other. For saI by
"A ASKING cRYsTAL-FlsnneIs nd SsIies,s
eolored articles become beautifBIIy clean
when Wsshed with the Crystal. For sale By
CharIestoWn- e. y. BELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

A NELiNE DYES U~ecu.IIcd for ,SimpIirity,
"a b"""ty "rd economy any cnn uoo thrm
hrd ANYTHING cGL ba dyed with them. They sTs
thu chr ard Fimpls dyos 10 the WnrId for
Gy'ing Silk ard W"".r. allen, mixed Goods,
Shh ~la DTrsre", Bnnn'ts, SstS, RihbOnS. FcHthsEa
Hnd all kinds "t " ArIng material. to lie had At
feIWuATN 3, 1874. C. r. RELlERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

ERKINs HoGSE's Patent Ron Exp ,o,ive
Lamps les. IL il perfectly safe from 's1pIo.
SION; IL viii not break, being metal. ,. il per-
Iecuy clean on account Of drip RPpRTatus.5 I IL
nses "ne-thiTd Iess oil in properties tight given
Sitno"t odor. Would refer to Rev. A a. Hopkins
Who has nSeo them lar year. All desiring per
I9e,ly sac isnP shond have o5te
them, i"r'saie at manufactuTers price, by
Oct. 7. 1873. w HAsnv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

~ He undersigned respectfully ann ouncps that he
L will continue t" conduct the Jewelry Busincss
in all its branches, keeping hand fun line of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

DURE Sherry. Madeira Port. Hook snd CIarei
i Wines, sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

The esent vanished
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
FEELING In PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

Very little was ascertainable OF the feeling Of
Plymouth church congregation. as to the scandal,
at the service yesterday, for the simple reason
that the congregation proper was not present.
There was rather more than a usual vacation at
tendance, but 1t was principally made up Of
strangers. The few prominent members preseng
expressed their fun and unbound ed confidence in
Mr.. Beecher-a confidence that the revelations or
the week had not III anywlse shaken. Ii is
understood that the committee have no doubt OF
this and would be perfectly willing to rest their
case on the testimony already taken, and submlt
1t to a Jury with full confidence that Mr. Beecher
would be found guiltess OF any criminal wrong.
Mr. Beecher's fuller statement, 1t Is not unlikely.
VIII be given to the committee this evening. The
committee say that they are somewhat Surprised
that so loud a demand should be made for this,
The unreasonableness OF this cry Will be lully shown
when the testimony already taken is gwen to the
world. In the meantime Mr.. Beecner possesses his
soul In perfect patience, and In all outward ap-
pearance has the manner OF a man conscious OF
the ialsity of the charges that have been Droughe
against him.
The New York herald., 1874-07-27
DR.. MARTIN ON THE SCANDAL.

The preacher thought that the discipline and
rule OF the congregational Church, to which
denomination Plymouth belonged, was in-
fripged upon in the nomination by its pastor
OF committee to investigate the Tilton
charges That authority was vested only in
the congreGation, which alone and not the pastor,
mad the rlght-the means OF trial. NUMBER Of
standing might be. was not proper court in q
case ike tins. No man had labored more faith-
fully aud earnestly with the pen and in the pupiu
In the cause OF Christianity tnan Henry Ward
Beechcr, and we should be careful lest we cons
demn unjusty. Theodore nltOn had also done
eminent service in Christ's vineyard, and whiio
his doctrines perhaps were more erroneous than
those of the former. yet, We should not ascribe to
him the guilt OF perjury at this stage OF the in-
vesugation. our duty was simply TO suspend our
too prevalent habit Of malicious gossiping. We
should sh % actaatsd e4 ,os towaras
stabbed by this terrible scandal, ana while he
prayed God that the charges might prove un>
founded, We should bear In mind that In the
best Of US there sti iurk traces Of the old AdAn,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
TIE SELECTION OF sENATOli5 PARTY 1E7r
70 Ihs Editor Of The TrtGuHe.

1
SIR: Your views on the eccticn OF the
Uniic Stai.s cannot iaIi to meet tn approval
OF all unprrjaictd mt' Scnt citizens, and you VIII
much CRAFTY many who have worked with tile Demo
cr.tlc p;r,y for yeats 10 overthrow the Rrpubran
r.fy by advocating tie 81 !coa or good man, one
worthy OF the position and Of this great State, 10 sue
cecd Gov Fruton. IL would be well to have 1t under
that election OF Senator does not merely con
cern few scfyl"l Leaders OF the party whose nnn-
bers are 80 snail thar private palDr can hoIl thcD,
but IL re- rpd OF vital Importance by The whole pcO-
pie Of tins state, and especially py the opposition
who tIIump!I"d at the Fill election.
The people quiet but oheryine and should the
"Eadcrs" decide 10 send unworthy man, one In
whom The people not entire confidence, 10 tie Sen
ate When the next lection comes round It will Gc found
that tAe leaders followers. significant lesson
has ius been given to clque- VIII not tnc DsnaieS ot
the Democratic party Lara iti Gov. Seymour would DC
arrcp;.l' almost the entire State but It Will not be
safe + the party scni M'. X rnan to occupy the
maze 10 be yastci b. Mr. Fruon. Two years asO the
,.orl, pronounced t!in n IT. candidate for privat"
no. a, one who IL 3 2l;}aNS Opppsct G. ". Frn!On, |
vunIt mach rather noud DC r,cicctcd thau that MA
Kprrnn should fahc i' place. Warn the Dtlnocratic
party Lilal II VIII % 10 .ntac CEN Grant py giving
oiucc 10 those w.an lie people hav" irI;' illc1
v,Lc york Drc q ls;4 One OF TIE PLOPIE.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

w.ckhsm suggesting tho appointment Of MI DonnelIV
and Mr. Cox. This made reference whatever to Mr.
Bailey aud the reporter called Mr. vauces attention 70
that fact Mr. Vance said that Mr. Wckham had called
upon him and personally expressed his satisfaction WIN
fl nominat ion of Mr. Bailey, and that the Oer noml
informally to an agrcement 70 eect r
thus very positively Mr. Wicknani could not pe loun1
last evening and is therefore, to be inferred tese n
thn ns are satisfactory to him. ana that the
new Commissioners will retain office when he becomes
Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
Az USCAPADE FROM TIE BROOKLYN JAIL.

Another prisoner escaped from the il. y
mond street Ja Yesterday morning. Owing 10 the
esrrccy maintained by the uiia,s OF hit institution In
roiun to il, the iacts nld not develop themselves until
late last night when TRIBUNE reporter learned from
an uici. that about O'Clock yesterday morning
nrt named Willis WnO ic days a2O hid been sri-
t,rrcd To imprisonment tor i"rn Of six months IN the
lruitcuii ~, uad tI,rd his ape by scaling the
wall and f"ncr immediately rlDngSic the place where
tr tIllows crrc'cd wErn CRIMINALS are hung there
lhc prI,UrIs wei known 10 tue jl autlbr lr6 ht
thry have h0pr5 Uf zap. irhg hl witin day or Two.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
MAYOR vANCEs MOTIVES.
ALL TIE APPOINTMENTS APPROVED BY HIS euC.
CESsOR.

Mayor Vance, in conversation last evening
with Tribune reporter stated that he had sought 70
make non'psrusan appointments, which would benedt
sAe city and stand after he should leaye once ~.
earnest vish was to place in once men Of = hehs,
chasseter and greater ability than had usually been
called upon TO serve In such postions In making the
9resent appointments he had consulted with
kS. Wickbam, the Mayor elect, who had assured
him that the nominations were acceptable
70 him. On the reporters expressing some
sDrss o. thia kr. Vance slowed him We letter Of Mr.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
Publishen Y

hahs selections from ths hst and rspit eiss0 y e"s
registered directly tvs TnsrSB ssd yss Us
receive both nASanss ssd newspaper
q Tss rnsvxn appy Sscisea eop.s Of he sesvs
named p<ho4eaA
These lgxss rosss both periodicals. sre
ssSo u Tss fassssS tss ssy ne Uss~
aAuAuA AS1ss rDy TRlDulA RsvysA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
IaLnU.nccn"utal
observation-disclosures COCAINE removes.
For n first-class dress or business Hat <
di,ce. to Ilr ,ctr E>rsxscaEID. lis NassIu+t
TIE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY OF
Egw.luuE,
J.. s. WINSTON. Prcsident,
1i2. la. and li0 broadway.

T. s. WINSTON. Ircsideht,
1i2. l44. and li6 broadway.
year S4 nearly cse has Lceu Of unusual prosperity
in affairs OF this Company in all important particular.
the Of members and the amount insured have been
greatly increased Il losses by death have thus far been less than
the time 1873. and the have also been min
hei Thus scua Of insurance members will probably
prove be less thar other Life Insurance Company.
THs AssErs COMPANY ExcEED s72 100000.
who have paid prcmums during the viii he entitled to
reduction tcr premiums for 1870 or to an Increase Of the
their oon for their share OF the existing surplus Tue
Company 10 pur mutual in fact and in
Those desiring Company which offers undoubed
r and mniy invited to apply At the principal cSce
corner Broadway Lbertys LITTLE RAYnoSp General
Agents, l4l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25


Total annual consumption. ,904 600
Until about i've months ago Mr.. Wright held unds-
turbed possession Of the busness. About that time,
however there was rumor that an investigation
TO bo made, and to set matters straight, bids
advertised for. Mr.. Wright man named Fitch, who
was backed by Commissioner Van Colt. Michael
Co., who supply both Fitch and Wright and who offered
70 sell the Department tho terms thst they
surprise they found themselves underbid BY Wright,
who IN was underbid by Fitch, to whom tho con.
some conditions and forced to give up the contract,
When delivering The feed to tho Various company quar-.
ters Mr.. Wright Is not Obliged 70 weigh II. % wss
there s general order 10 fOroe when requires
the contractor shall carry with him scale and weigh In
the presence OF the commanding officer Of the company
the supplies he 10 deliveIuR and that The officer ybA
keep tally and transmit CODY Of tho same &c hosd
Quarters
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
THE NEW COMMISSIONERS.

Edward l.. Donnclly, the newly appointed
Commissioner of the Department of Public Charities and
Correction is retired merchant ot large means. lie
was born in NcwYor and is about 45 years OF age He
has never held public Office but is an influential men
ber OF the Tdmmanv Hall General Committee lie Is
also Sachem of the TammIny SOcetT, and Is recOs
nized as q leader and controlling member Of the
organization. He was candidate for State Prison ln-
specUr III 1859 on the Democratic chc lie resides at
No. 363 West Twenty-thirdst.
Townsend Cox. who takes the place Of Myer Stern in
the Department OF Pibc CHARITIES aud Core con is Al
years OF age, and descended from q aker IA nly
He born Long Island, and is "a broker at NO 81
Exchinge place in this CITY, He was President or the
Gold Exchange at OIc tim', ant ran for Alderman III
1872, on le ticket OF the com nittec OF seventy.
Isaac ii Bailey, the nrd Commissioner, Is an Al min
israt,on Republican, and was recently defeat, Tor CON
g<ess the Kiln District by Col. benjamin n Will
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION co.

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tU~Ot2OS Js2O r2f2D f9of2pf?N.otU
s.Otcs $2S2O $2Os2OS2Os2oS2O
New-York tribune., 1874-12-25

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New-York tribune., 1874-12-25
HOME NEWS.
TRBRMONRTRR YESTERDAY. At HUDNUTs IN BRoAD"Af'
gap-3s' Soos-AO' 3 D n-40' Admsb,-3O'
PROMINENT ARRIvALS.

ST. Nicholas Hotel-SenatOr Henry Cooper OF Ten
ssdon Hot-COn gresham John k.on Of
samue Hooper o Boston ana the
q Mercer Of Boston Fynh Hott-tonaressman H. U.
Butchsd Of Illinois, and Congressman Charlie, Poster o Vo
Evtrxt Rosse-Aiss Annie Loue CsryG james Hoh ro "
G. Gilman the UuTsrsJ Of California Bdrnums Hok-1en o.
Q, Armstrong VI HHsppop, Va
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-06
Terms of Sx xbscriptiOn

One copy, one year, by mail. .Sl2 "
0pe copy, fi1 months. by nail. 81
One copy, three months, by HAIL ........ 4 u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-06
s.ae Reported size Of EareI,

II. G. Il Gordon, writing in the
'hpr1i 1i,>>',a4Iy htea'giDcrr. thus des-
crihes the reported site of TIE Towec OF
Babel:
4 high mound i, surrounded nva ruin
&! aul unfinished tower Of blick. the
summit e which is 223 f It above the
ievci If tle pain. An examination of
tie mound shows that it is composed of
the same elements as the mounds of
Baby Ion masses of brick and rubbish.
interspersed with broken pottery. These
bricks are all OF them inscribed on one
side with crnciform characters The
<'uncif1rIh Is the ancient Assyrian and Is
Supposed to be the Oldest written lang
cavations have been made. YOU NAV see
walls of brick ascending tier above tier
with mastery ambition. On another all
is convui>ior and disturhance-huee
masses Il lrirkwo,k. rent and overtuln-
ed. vet SO solid in their ruin that it is
easier to pulverize the brick than To- Sc
;arate Il frola tie mortar One OF the
blocks has rolled bodivto the foo: OF tue
mound. Others are verified OF fu.sl 1 hv
Il process which can ha none other thau
electricity or fire Cu4iuuSlv enough.
tie Arabs lave a tradition that it Las
llaCe in tie world. One SIDE whe 20 the a.
been destroyed hv fire from l.eavtn. The
s,a,tes Of the mound are pierced with holes
and strawn with bones. which Tl.j,ly IN
l1-;.tcs the LARS ul wl.d beasts. The lirv
from the summit at sunrise : distant arI
varied. I'll. broad sheets uf lne Euplr;t-
t- Wind foE l.;lry mile. till lost III the
distance in a '5...--ike' plain. 1t is diff
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-06

OFF1cE-On Second street. opposite the South
SRI Front Of the Capitol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-06

The Chainmakers employed eft the
works in this city, says the Troy Times,
are necG!i1r st Of men. They arc
eighteen il namn1r, and are all English.
Zach cla!4m1htr c:2pioEs three as-iS-
talits, and earns. when at work. about
80 per dny. After paying three helpers
the chalumtke's have from SO 10 I'D
pr day for tAcn.s-l1rs. They are stub
norn, Industrious aad saving. This
branch q l.,'s'"eflrnc Is IL its infancy Y
IN this coln;ly. AID aS lie NpIkers nle
lew they have p.aetscni control OF the
trade. NHen >tii"r. and iork-outs occur
they are able I" I Al out longer than
other NC han, :. Their extraordinary
w.ges and their disposition to save hat
II ey cam ainost invariably enable them
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-06

Oue square 10 lines first iIsertio2l.......s3 10
Each s:bse luen; insertion. Per sQuR-....-. ! 20
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05
:CALIF0 RNIA.

SAN FnAScrsco, Nov. 4--The iatcsi
from Nevads indicates the reelection
30 Brady, Demy Governor. Also
Sharon on the Legislative ticket with
! stsnd on between Ellis Dem, and
and WOODBURY. Rep. for Congress, OK
cepting that ia Story Lyon and Orms-
BY counties the Republican Legislative
ticket has been elected. This will give
sharon twenty votes in The Legisla-
ture; this added ID the ninc Repubn.
cans who held over givesa majority
Of twenty nine, with indications that
III the counties likely 10 have gone Re.
publican will be sufficient to give Shs .
ron the requisite tliirty-eight votes on
Joint ballot 70 elect Lynn United
l tateI Senator. The Republicans
Claim Woodburn elected to Congress
With the GuberDatotial ONCE doubtful
u between Brady md Hszletou.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05

The animal report &C the Weslern
Unioa Telegraph Company just pub.
ltshed shows that there are now In use
l7C, l35 mice Of wire, and Il, 5e5 miles
Of line with 6,lss telegraph ofices.--
The total receipts for the year were
s9,2G2,653 - expenses, sc, 49,
Stcarns Duplex Telegraph Apparatus
By which messages are sent both ways
over the Same wire al the same time
are much in use. The President says
that Thos. A. Edison and George d.
Prescott have discovered process and
invented apparatus by which two mss
cages can be sent one way and two
other messages the opposite way over
the same line simultaneously, and that
this is in operation between New York
and Boston. sos @ sie,ia
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05

Lrrrrr Rock, Nov. 3-vots FULL
The vote III the city II close bstye(u
the Congressional noInineea. Wilshire,
Dem, and Hynes, Rep. HyneS viii
probably carry Pnlaski county. A.
vices from Saline and Frsnklfn cou9-
ties state that Wiltshire rnns largely
ahead, and his election u claimed, ~
q large majority. 80 t.a..,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05

I'M C6xk y 1as(lg WI WI Z loHs
time the apooney Anti onop organ
Of Chicago In connection Will" Gath's''
Tribune. II vas anything to beat the
Republican party. We sometimes
quote from the zymes, though We
caution our readers 10 never credit
what It says unless aaasre' b outside
corfoboratiRg testinony sutacient to
establish the matters stated. This time
It 10 going for the National Grange
managers. After reciting the liberal
generosity Of the burlington + Mis-
soari River Railroad end tho Union
Pacific in giving $1,000 cash to the
grssShopper suRsFefs, xu6 Gerrftt
Smith and Jay Gsulds dbuStiohs, II
says: 49, ~ EIss ss ~ ,iffs
!. A"His = fact that nearly an Of these
uufortnuates aSe members Of the order
or Patrons Of Hnsbandry. Il is also q
fact. ID the 1tnaes has heretofore shown,
th11 tho NatfouAl Grunge Or that order,
which - located It Warrington, has IN
its treasury . SUN NOT less than $780,
600. tits fact too, h&tth enormous
accumulation Of money e inanipnlat-
ed only by the officers OF the Natfonal
Uranee, the Master Of whishil Dudley
Nv. Adams, Of Waukbh, Iows, and the
tSStrctnry 81 which Il 0se Farmcr Kel.
Hey, 81 Washington b. c. III Is more.
over fact that the rediett lnu3iek Of .
Il 40 - = :
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05
close. In this county the Republicans
elect five members of the legislature,
which Is q gain of five.

A MiLwAuKEE, Nov. A The result is
about the same as stated last night
The Republicans elect Williams, Cas-
we'll, Magoon. Kimball, Rusk aud
McDill to Congress. Tho Democrats
elect Burchard, Linde, and claim
Bouch for Congress. They concedc a
Republican majority on joint Ballot
in the Legislature. The Seminal,
Republican, figures the Republican
majority at 16. The Chairman OF the
Republican State Central Committee
claims 6 Congressman and 10 to 20
majority in the Legislature.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05

LEAvENwoRTH, nov. 3.-Rsturus
thus far give PARROT, for Consrsts, 7O0
majority. Osborn, repy for Governof,
has l 800 majority. e'',s ~ ~ :,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05
RHODE UsLAND..

Providence, Nov. 3.-Lghts vote.
Eames, rep. for Congrsas, has ll66
majority, Ballou, rep, 1Wl.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05
rHuRsDAr MoHSlxe, Nov. 9Th, ls74.

The Marshall county Times apeaks
IN the highest terms of the manner In
which the Hon. Geo. C. Hsberling
chairman ofthe State Republican Com.
mittce, conducted the campaign.
George. IL entitled TO the need of "well
done good aud faithful servant" His
headquarters have been at Marshal.
town until quite recently. His ad.
dress will be hereafter Al HE home,
Sabnln, Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05

The Gate City thinke the Democracy
viii carry New York tomorrow. We
confess we cannot make mp our mind
70 venture an opinion, A. we cannot
reasonably guess how many Of John
Morriscy's repeaters will suoceci in
voting a dozen times cache If they
beat old John A. Dix, one thing M
are certain of, thai the next fliinr tAes
may do. will be to burn, anpther. oelof'
ed orphan asylum - soon ~ DixieA te,
the Executives chair. gsr Es-sl q.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-11-05

New YoRx, Nov. 4--king's county
gives the State ticket Is 600 Dem. ma
jority. Winchester Britton, removed
from office BY Dix, is reelected by g.
600.