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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-21
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
4. Ii. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Design,
No. &c State Street (opposite Kiby Street. OSTON
A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of 80
IA years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni
ted tates; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonable terms with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility OF Patents OF
all matters touching the same Copies Of the claims
Of any patent furnished BY RENTING one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency in The United States possesses superi.
or facilities for obtaining Patents asGertaining
the patentability OF Inventions.
All necessity of q journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there,
here saved inventors.
Test m o n Is.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their al'
plicatons in form to secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
"Mr. r. ii. EDDY has made for me overTHIRlN
almost every case. Such unmistakable proof q"
great talent and ability on his part leads me to rec
Ommend all inventors TO apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
Boston, Jan. /. 1874. ly2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-21

The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected In different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field Of opera
tions, an additional and exceptional SAFETY TO the
Policy-bolders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market
ON the Commerc!aI Of Tue.day

Prom the Commercial OF Tue>day.
There was q fair attaudanc" 81 local
buyers in this market to-day, having an
s~e to getting bargains ia the KIND Of
stock they we're in search Of, but they
seemed TO think that the prices demand
cd were little too steep, and they did
take hold freely. This evening and To-
night the great body Of the Eastern deal
ers will have arrived, and tomorrow
things viii be more lively, prices will be
established, and large purchases made.
The run OF stock thus far doe not pro-
sage An overs,ocked market, and q, far
~ the quality is concerned, il Will com
pare fayorably with that of previous
weeks. Indeed. II would seem that the
stock of thin cattle in the west Is about
used up" and thst hepceforward we
may look fora supply Of fair cattle, hogs
&c
With regard TO prices, all We have To
- !. TINT thu. far, the limited number
of sales that have been made do not vary
materially from Aose ruling at The close
OF fhe market Ia, week.g Whit turn
matters nav take to-FDOrrox. when buy
ers for all classes of stock are in full al.
tendrnce, we know not, but in our NEXT
We win give . fhlh hst Of the sales up n
the closing ol the market
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rures are assfollows:

Thi, estimate indicates an almost
equality in the number of votes received,
bat there j. good reason TO believe that
the official returns viii show majority
for WILSON. There Is good deal Of
ANXIETY /" hear officially from
Wet2ri Gihnrr and Calhoun. all
Democratic countir, and abundantly
,Dlc ro secure Colonel Ben WILsoN's
lection. ifthe full Vote has been pollcd
III, j. the sticking point, and, from past
experience ia similar cases, We advise our
rrsirrS 70 suspend their Judgment as TO
'hr result until. after the lapse of two or
lhr,.. .Iav>, accurate and official returns
arr received from these counties
So far as is now known the
contest between Corr and WILSON is So
close that the official count alone will
determine which Of the two has n major
itv.
1t is only in the First District that
there i, any possibility Of Radical
success, or any hope Of Radical triumph.
The Second District now mis-
represented by BAoANs who owes
ii, seat to BrTLEK'S defiance
.uf law, will be- represented in the next
Congress hv Hon. CHARLES JAMES
tAuLkNER. \ statesman of the old
,chooli and the people Of the Third Dis
trl"t have reelected their trusty servant
Hon. FRANK HEREFORD, to represent
thrir interest, in thr next Congress, rs
ahly as h" has in thr past two national
s,,emhll,> We ARE not without hope
TINT i&r First District will yet
Ice. G"und 10 have elected
Colonel BEN WILSON, and that the West
Nlrejnin delegation may present an un-
huoArn front against Rsdicalism Of every
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ruE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
FIRST DISTRICT.

The old story with which ardent poll
,cisns are usually greeted upon perusal
og,he morning newspaper, "re.urns come
in slowly is especially apropos in rela-
lion 70 the First Congressional District
If Wes, Virginia. OF the fifteen coun-
tie, composing this district, We
bsyt accurate returns from only
.ew, the remainder are es-
,ims,-d according TO the best infor-
nation at hand, OF that has been report
"a from Radical sources. We do not
vel concede General GorFs election, hut
We regard the result as singularly close
and still doubtful. So far a. received
i G,-as rn uspfnllnws.
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Eighth Annual Reunion of the Army
OF the Tennessee.

SPRIxGYrrLp. H.. October 1.-THE
eicth annual reunion "t the Army ot
the Tennessee convened in the Opera
House nj IL A. ", General ". 7. Sher-
man presiding. A Number Of committees
were appointed and considerable routine
business transacted. Resolutions were
adopted thanking the citizens of Toledo
for their magnificent donation to the
funds Of the society. 4 resolution to
admit to membership the rank and file Of
the Army of the Tennessee was lost BY n
vote Of 80 to 81. The resolution was sub
sequently offered again and referred.
Brief speeches were made by General
sherman aud Vice President Wilson. -
The following officers N"re elected for
the ensuing year: President-Gen. W..
T. Sherman; INSTRUMENTATION. ;.
". W. Belknap, Of lows; J..W, Fuller,
Ohio; J. +. NcGinnis, Indiana; Capt.
John Wasson, Illinois; Colonel J. ~.
Rusk. Ohio: Gen. Thos. {. Fletcher.
Missouri; Col. W. II. Marshal. Mime
sofa; Col. &C. Walcott, Ohio; Col.
Vim. Ferry Michigan; Maj ID. ). VIII
lard. Iilinois; Gen. J. VI. Thayer. Ne
bra.ka; and Msj. Geo. z. Steel, Illinois;
Recording Secretary-Col. Dayton; and
Ger. \. HickenlooPer for Correspond
ing Secretary.
The meeting adjourned until this even
ing.
SPKISsFIgLD, October 1.-THE Soc ei :
ofthe Army of Tennessee re-ssembled,
and after transscting some routine bust
ness the Hon :. VI. CAllom delivered
the welcoming address. and, after sppro-
pirate music, General ;. A-Huribut de-
iversi an eloquent Grafton, 81 the cpn-
clusion Of which John Tilsoo, Of Quincy,
recited an original poem. The society
then sdjoarned until nine o'clock tO-m"r-
row. when j, meets 10 organize and psr-
ticira.e in the Lincoln monument dsdi-
csto-v exercises
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LEWIS COUNTY.
Lewis County All Right.

Lewis County All Right.
Editors OF the Register.
WESTON, October IA.
Wilson's majority in Lewis is one hun
dred and twenty-five lI21.D Chidrst~r,
Democrat, is elected to the House
Another Dispatch from Lewis Some.
thing About GiIn,er.
WESTON, October IA.
Wilson's majority in Lewis is one hun
dred and twcnty-four. There was larg"
vote polled in Gilmer, the result is not
known. Chidrster is elected.
Il. A. f..
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YariousC Cenyentfons- Women Among
. the Rest.

CHICAGO, October l4.-The managers
of the. w estern Railroad Bureau, met at
the Grand Pacific Hotel this morning
with the freight agents and commission
err. There were fully three hundred
railroad men present. and over fifty of
the principal railroads Of the country
were represented. The freight agents
meeting, appointed committee TO pre-
parc-a list for classification, and re.
port to be acted upon this
evening. The proceedings of the
managers have so far been kept
private.
A convention of the hardware dealers
Of the west met in session here to-day,
representatives being present from Ohio,
Iliinoie, Iowa, Pennsylvania and Michi-
gan,
-. The Illinois Womens Suffrage ASso-
citation this afternoon listened to an ad-
dress by Susan B. Anthony and Others,
and this evening Miss; Phoebe Cozzens
and other advocates of women suffrage
addressed the convention, which after
u,r rdS adiOnrncl sigs DIE
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-
Arkansas Election.

LITTLE Rock. October l4.-Returns
from this. Pulaski county, show the
election of the entire Democratic and
Conservative ticket by from 900 to l,UO0
majority. The constitution is carried in
this county by about LEGO majority. In
formation from the outside counties shows
that the constitution i carried by very
large majority.
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JEFrERSON COUNTY.

.CHARLEsT0wy, W. Va, Oct. IA.
Editors OF the Register.
This county is Democratic by the fol-
iorities: Faulkner, for Congress, AL
Grantham, for Senate, AS; Tanner, for
House Az; Mason. for House, 27l.
W. II. 7.
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Surrender OF Carlists.
Returns Of Department Of Awricnl'

WASHINGTON. October l4.-The Oc-
'"her returns ofthe Department of Ag-
,,.,Altnrc indicate an average in the con-
''"on OF tn" corn crop Of sc per cent
"Sa'n,' SS per cent in September.
TN October 20th a light will he shown
from th" light house recently erected on
'Ge most northerly point of outer island
:" ;I Apostle Group, Lake Superior. The
,r:ILun'nating ~ apparatus will show bril-
"shi white fash every 30 seconds, pre-
'"'Nd and followed by short eclipses.
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i5.OoO Democratic Majoaity.
DakOtnh Territory Republican,

YANKroN, October l4.-ReturnS from
the election yesterday. thus far received,
give kiddrr, Republican, l4lI majority
for Delegate. The Sioux valley, vet t"
hear from, will no doubt increase his
majority to 1000. The Legislature will
be Republicans in both branches.
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Reciprocity Treaty.

QUEBEC, October l4.-At special
III ,%I'e''ng Of the Board of Trade, called for
we purpose Of discussing the proposed
,,;sclpFocity treaty, the following resolu-
'"r was unanimously agreed to: -
mat while approving generally Of the
rr'nc!ple Of reciprocity between Canada
os "gu the United States, il is the opinion
ms Board that the proposed treaty
= GIin'avorable to Canada following the
.'ling scale Of duties in the American
~s:sung trade, the numerous canal obli-
SssS, sssiSohs, and no equivalent for our vsl-
os; oaoe fisheries. This Board ia also of the
SP'alcn that manufactured articles should
" exempted from the treaty.
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MORGAN COUNTY.

.. MARTIHsBrKG, October IA.
Editors OF the Register:
Dyche, Republican. is elected to the
House of Delegates in Morgan county.
W.
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TrsRy HAuTE October l4-In Parke

county the Republican State ticket has
700 majority. The county Republican
ticket ranges from 200 70 1000 m ,jofity,
except johnson for State senator who
will probably tic. Hunters majority for
Congress in Parke county is 9S9, with
one towship to hear from which gave
him 27 majority in 1872. Lawrence
county gives Rice for Congress 200 ma
jority, and the Republican representative
ticket is elected. Later returns indicate
the election Of Hunte, Republican for
Congress by $50 majority.
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Ocean Steamers.

NEw YORK. October 14-Arrived-
'''eS'Her Herder from Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, October l4.-Arrived--
.H'amShps Oceanic, Botania and Nicto-
-'s. New York. .'.n -.
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NebrasIxH Election.

,I UsLAHA,f October 1.-THE election re-
turns RECEIVED today go toshow that the
approximations of last night We're about
correct. The State goes fully 10000 Re-
publican, in the face of all the opPositiohs
and splits.
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deacsuess

it, but no descsuess or siste
having once given up her
commission shall be reappointed,
uuless in the Judgment of the Bishop
said resignation was for weighty cause.
6. \ desconess or sister may be trans
fetred from one Diocese to another BY let
ters dismissory, upon request Of the Bish-
op Of the Diocese to which she is trans
ferred.
!. The Constitution and rules for the
home government Of any community Of
Deaconesses or sisters, shall have the
sanction Of the Bishop of the Diocese in
which such community exists. All books
Of devotion and formulsries Of worship
used in such communities shall have q
like sanction and shall be in harmony
with the usages Of this church and the
principles Of the book Of common prayer.
Signed by members ofthe Committee.
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FROM our reports this morning the
disabilities are that the weather to-day
wi,I he warm and cloudy, with southerly
u;nd. and falling barometer.
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BY TELEGRAPH H
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
CONGRESSIONAL E|FcT|0N,
FIRST DISTRICT.
BROOKE COUNTY.

The following are the official msjori-
ties in Brooke county:
Wilson, for Congress, &c; Panncll, for
Senate, lO6; Rodgers, for House Of Dele
gates, 80.
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Dispatch from the Republican Cen.
trnI Committee Of Iowa.

CHICAGO. October H.-The following
dispatch is from the Secretary of the Re
publican Central Committee Of lows:
, avt - G. MARsHALLTowN, Oct IA.
Ninety-two counties reported, give
gains over the Republican vote of last
year ofover 6OO6; the Republican ma
jority in the State On Secretary of State
will I've about 10000. The indications
now are that all the nine Republican cam
didates f6r Congress will be elected
in the Fifth District by 1000 majority.
Granger will not have over 10 majority i'll
the Third District. kasson's majority
over Whitman is estimated at $500.
McDill, Oliver, Simpson and Pratt will
have good majorities, and Tufts and Nc
Crsry are elected By smsll rnajorities.
Iswa Eleettsn Retsras.
llCHICIao. October IA dispatch to
The Associated Press. from Buboque,
saws the Congressional contest in that,
the Third District, is very close, but that
.Ganger, Republican, is elected by % ms-
jority.- a.,
A Tribun< special claims that Aims
worth. Anti Monopoly, is certainly elect
ed. Council Blufs majority for NcDiil,
Republican, in this the Eighth Congres-
sioaal district, is not less than aON.
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Iewa Eleettsn Reearas.

p Secretary Belknap lsff Yesterday morn
ing for Springfield, Ill, 70 .tsend the re-
unssn Of the Army Of the Tsnnssses. I.
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COnnRgratiOn.

CINCINNATI, October IA Special
from Washington Court House reports
a confgration raging there. The ODD
Fellows hall is in ashes, and the flame
have communicated to the postotfic" and
express office. A telegram has been sent
t6 Circleyillr for aid. There Is great
alarm in the town.
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Advice from the Cape Of Coed HOPE
10 the I6th ult-, report another diamond
asid discovered near PhillipstOn.
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WOOD COUNTY.
Ring the bell softly"
PAKKERsBIR RG, October ii.

PAKKERsBU RG, October IA.
Editors Of the Register.
Ring the bell softly, there's Grape on
the door" Golf carries this county by a
little over two hundred. Loomis is
elected to the Senate. The Legislative
ticket is in doubt. An immense negro
vote was polled, and.the 'Ctsttn House
did double duty. rraN. L. i.
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The wheat sssa.sss. IN C.Iiisr.ia,


The wsrehouses Of san Prsnci-so and
ibe Padsc euea sre said 70 he slmoet
enps,, while those inland are bar.ting
With grain, and much Is yet said 70 be
Jeff in the aeid- in stacks. II i needless
20 more than refer 10 the cansesof ,his
state Of thing, which have been fully
spoken oftefoEe- The GrAngsF-T do not
seem inclined 20 change their t1ctics a.
yct. Most Of the wheat going eat N ssid
70 be shipped on their sceount, Sprinci-
psIly liverpool. End they are chsrter-
ipg vessels at l2 I'D Cd up y SE l4s.
TIE lstter price, however, ~asonly paid
IN ose case to ciose q abort contract,
IN the face Of this one hundred Tesets
st I.s.i are yet 20 be loaded with whss'
which were chartered hfsfe arrival nt
"a, and even some Ct more, by spacila-
tors in ,hs, commodity. The Changers
show ban little disposition 70 yield or to
eoHIpromiss. 90
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SECOND DISTRICT.
TAYLOR COUNTY.

/ r.-E GRAFTON, October 10.
Editors of the Register
TAYLOR gives majorities for the Dem
ocratic ticket ranging from 80 to 26O.
B.F VI.
WEBSTER. October II.
Editors OF the Register:
We feel like saying Glory! this morn
ing. Webster came off more than Sior-
ious, with gain of 60 votes. Heretofore
the Radicals have always had about 40
majority. Yesterday We gave; For
Congress-Faulkncr, "a; Botelcr, AZ.
For Legislsture-Gof, "a; Ice, 63; R"y-
nolds, g.. Farnsworth. A.; Hustled, a;
Fleming, 46. .lr. ....s
Further frO,n Taylor County.
GRAFTON, October IA.
Editors Of the Register ...-.
The district of Grafton gave maJori-
ty of IS for Faulkner; l0l for GoH over
Fsrnsworth for Senate; 6S for Ice over
Hustead for House of Delegates, and l0l
for REYNOLDS over Fleming for House oE
Delegates from Taylor county. y p"r-
ton ofthe county has not been heard
from, but sufficient to know that Faulk-
ncr's majority will be forty or fifty; Key
nolds nearly three hundred and fair v"t"
for the others. The whole county will
speak we'll for Democracy. j. T. VI.
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Hurrah for Monengalia.
MoRGANTowN, Octot

: MoRGANT0wS, October To-
! Editors OF the Register:
Morgan township gives Boteler eleven
majority. Faulkner has probably carried
! the county. H.
. I.nter-Yaulkner's Election s0"
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PIEDMONT, octohe

PIEDMONT October IA. =
Mineral and Hampshire each DEM
ocrstic BY about $50. Clayton, " eish
and Monroe, Democrats, are elected
Moorefield and Romney each give ms
iorilics against the Jacob candidate
Foulkner's election is conceded. IL.
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s.coud woman. Congress.

CHICAGO, October iI.-The Second
Womsn's Congress convened this morn
ing ,ir the Methodist Church, and WAS
called to order BY Mrs. Fernando Jones.
Addresses were delivered by Mr.. Grover
Miss Susan B. Anthony, DR.. Thomas and
Miss Lizzie Boyton Hubbard. The lat
ter spoke at length, giving review Of
the work of the Iowa Suffrage Assocla-
tion, of which organization she is Presi-
dent. The Congrc,, will continu" in
,auo ;n, thrpn DAYS
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VOL. II.
asheeliag Register.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday,
9, il0. -
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E,.Empress Eugene Thank full.

EH.Empress Eugenie Thankful.
LONDON, October 1.-THE ey- Empress
hug"ni" and her son have telegraphed
Their thanks TO the people of Ajaccio for
having elected Prince Bonapart to the
Council General over Prince Napoleon.
1t i announced that the Prince Sapo-
!""h will become resident of the depart
m"nt "r Charcntc Infcrieure, one Of th"
'iF"nge>t ofthe Bonapartist departments,
D" order I" become elected u the Council
General and 10 the National Assembly.
dispatch To the PdU Mall Ga;ett~
from Hsntaud"r, says that the report Of
IN" surrender of two Carlist hsttsli"ns t"
N" Republicans is officially contradiCted.
Surrender OF Carlists.
SNNTANpER, October l4.-Colonels
h'Fnuolcs and Garrodes, commanders Of
w" 'arlist battalions, have arrived at
Naniurie and offer To surrender To the
E''pubicans if themselves and men are
PSFdoned. They report that three more
oattaIlons have joined them, and offer L"
surrender upon the same terms.
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Aun Eliza W. Brigham.

SALT LAKE, October lin III" CAS-"
Of Ann Eliza against Brigham Young,
for divorce, the argument Was completed
to-day. but no decision rendered.
The parties making all assault on the
Marshal and deputy Marshal, whue
serving pspers, We're held in 5000 bail.
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FOREIGN.

Count tom Arnim's imprisonment.
BERLIN. October li.-lerr MadI
president of police. has unsuccessfully
u'rt all his influence TO have Won Arnim
cent 10 private hospital and he under
surveillance. The Counts family have
nTcred one million thalers bail.
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Yire I'm MurfreesborO. Tennessee.

CINcINNATI, October IA letter
from Murfreesboro, Tenn, says that a
fire there on the 18th, DESTROYED Par
rishe's saloon. Loss $500; insured for
$4,000 Roberts grocery. Loss $1,000;
Central Hotel, loss $4,000; Hunts gro
Gerry, Buchanan saddlery, Kerr's saloon,
loss unknown. Total loss estimated at
eoa Ano Fs ~ .fE" '..' ...B
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Fatal AarRy.

SAN Francisco. October lI.-Thi-
morning an afiiay occurred on the
steamer Amador, between John Fogsrty
and Hiram Sterling. The latter stabbed
Fogartv in the breast, killing him in
stantlv. Sterling is in custody.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Cuban Expedition.

NEW YORK. October IA large
number of CuhaIs bare sailed from this
city 10 the general rendezvous NJ Nene-
zusls. whence. il is supposed. the merit
expedition viii sail. 4 : RI 4 =
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Radical Nominations

New ORLEANS, October 1.-THE Re
publican parish Convention to-day nom
mated Felix Labatul for Mayor: james
Lewis, the present incumbent, Admins
TRAITOR OF improvements; and John Cal
boun. Administrator Of Finance.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
Democratic Nominees Everywhere
Suc<essfui.
CHARI.EsroN. October IL.

Putnam, Lincoln. Cabell, Monroe and
Boone counties. are largely Democratic.
K.nawhAr county giv~F'hrss handred
and stty majority for the DsmOerat'e
nominees We are everywhere sueeess-
9; lIafg VICTORY
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Udderzook 10 be Hanged.

HARRISBURG, Pa, October li.-Gov-
ernor Hartranft has issued warrants for
the execution of Vim. Undertook, Daniel
OMara and Patrick Irwin on November
18th.
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Libel.

Denas Barnes, Of the Brooklyn -i,y"s,
haI been indicted for publishing libels on
Henry G. Bowen. This is another sui,
growing out of the recent scandal.