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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
Alabama

Mobile, Nov. THE indications
are that Broomberg, (dem.) has car
ricd this county BY $500 majority.
Tilden's majority will equal, if il
does not exceed Bromberg's major
ity. Everything quiet.
Montgomery, Nov. Tho election
passed off quietly throughout the
state, as far as heard from. Hayes
majority in this city will be sixteen
hundred. The few counties heard
from indicate large democratic
majority in the State, and it is safe to
say that seven democratic Congress-
men are elected.
Montgomery, Nov. 8.-Thc returns
show democratic majority from all
directions, indicating at least 25,OOC
majority in the State. Seven demo.
cratic Congressman arc certainly
elected. In the 4th district, Harrolson,
present colored member, is opposed
by Rapier, ex-colored member. Shell
by, democrat, is making gains but moi
enough is known to warrant an csti-
mate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
NORTHUMBERLAND.


Boston, Nov. 7.-Returns from 81
towns give Hayes 5000; Tilden 81
9o3. Banks and Butler are elected to
Congress, and Rice, for Governor has
majority of 5000 over Adams.
Boston, Nov. THE Ereaing Jour
nal says Grape, rep, elected to Con-
gross in the lst district by large
majority. Harris, rep, elected to
Congress from the I'd district. Twen-
ty-four towns give Hays 3,7l8, Tilden
1886; Rice 6,3O5, Adams 1916, Baker
435. Nine wards in Boston give HAYES
6,893, Tilden ,4l9 Rice has majority
OF o. in these wards. Republican
specials from New Hampshire claim
that State by 1900.
Boston, Nov. lone hundred and
twenty-three towns in Massa chusetts
give Hayes 81, 494; Tilden 3l,6Ol.
Rice for Governor has Al, 3OS. and
Adams 81. Col. All the Compression.
al districts are Republican.
New Hampshire is probably Re.
publican by about $500 majority, and
Maine by 1900.
The republican candidate in the 7th
district, Grape, rep, in I'd, Field, rep.
in Sd, Claflin, rep, in 9Th, and Nor.
cross, rep, in 10th districts, are all
elected. Other congressional districts
are doubtful.
Boston, Nov. 7.--Election Of Olaf.
lin, rep, Sth congressional district,
Harris, rep, Cd district and Loring
rep, in 9th district is claimed by
the Traveller.
Boston, Nov. Returns indicate
very heavy vote. l23 towns give
Hays q, 495, Tilden 3l.63l; Rice A..
3OS, Adams 30,37S, Baker 4773; But
Ter in 7th district, Banks in 9Th, Claf-
lin in 8th, Grape in LIST, Robinson in
9th, Rice in 9th and Norcross in 10th
are elected to Congress-republican
Harris in I'd, Loring in 9th, republi.
cans probably elected. Democrat in
Sd and Morse in 4th, democrats prob.
ably elected. Present congressional
delegation stands, republicans 5, dem.
Gratis d; republicans gain congress-
mon, and If vote continues in same
ratio, will carry the state for Hayes
by fifty thousand.
Boston, Nov. 8.--One hundred and
sixty three towns and cities give
Hayes G6S93, Tilden 1886, Rice 6l-
534, Adams 4196l and Baker $685..
The following is the vote of Boston,
all but one ward Hayes 1888, Til
den 222O6. Rice l9O73s Adams 2l575,
Baker ll35.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
connetlcuet

Hartford, Nov. Returns so far
give Hayes majority of over 500, a
republican gain of 907. State prob
ably republican.
Hartford, Nov. - Connecticut dem.
by 5000.
Hartford, Nov. - Fifty-nine
towns, including Meridian, the only
city yet reporting, gone for Hayes
1887, Tilden 1885, Hayes maj 1862
Hayes. vote over Robinson last spring
32SO, Tilden over Ingersoll $780,
These 81 Towns gave q dem. mai last
spring of 1928 republican gain aO9O
Hartford, Nov. S,-Therc seems nc
don bt that the Legislature is repuhli.
can in both branches.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
kentuckN,

Louisville, KY, Nov. S.--Florida
returns come in slow, southern and
western counties showing large dem.
ocratic gains, the state looks demo.
cratic.
South Carolina close, claimed by
both parties.
Louisville, Nov. S,-The total vote
of the city of Louisville is 1921, of
which Hayes has 5,15S and Tildcn
1853, democratic majority 1905
democratic gain of $500. The State
will probably go democratic by over
10000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08

Trenton n. Y. Nov. 7.-State has
gone democratic by probably $1,000
maj. four if not five of seven con-
gressmen are Democratic.
Lake City, Fla, Nov. S.-Southern
and Western counties show large
Democratic gains. The Republicans
have small gains on Eastern counties.
The Democrats claim the State.
Indianapolis, Nov. s. Returns
from ] township and 81 counties give
a net democratic gain PAS.
Chicago, Nov. 7.-Twenty-one pre-.
cincts in IA wards give Hayes 5,l24.
and Tilden 6,76O; Cooper A. These
are, for the most part, democratic
wards.
indianapolis, | 80 p. M, Nov
Returns from lao towns and voting
precincts in SO counties, give q mel
democratic gain Of 359 over the vote
for Governor in October. Returns
from Isl townships give Tilden 1854,
and Hayes 1888. The same places in
October grve Williams 3,54l, and
Harrison 1888, a net democratic gain
of 667.
Columbus, Nov. 8,-Rctnrns from
377 wards and townships show re.
publican gains over the October cleo
ton of rs of 579S dem. gains 1854
giving net dem gain Sc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
New Jersey.

| New Jersey.
Trenton, Nov. S.-New Jersey is
still in doubt, with tho chances
strongly in favor of the democrats.
The democrats have made several
gains i'm tho Assembly. Passaic coun.
| ty, which was relied upon to give a.
large republican majority for Hayes
and the Congressman, 10 very close,
and il ia probable that Cutler, DEM,
is reelected TO Congress.
missouri.
Trenton, Mo. Nov. S.--Grundy Co.
600 majority for state and county
ticket. Pollard's majority over Dett-
alt DEM, for congress in this 10th
district estimated At 1000 to 1900.
Hannibal, Mo-, Nov. ESTIMATED
ty is 5000 to 1000. Vote in city of
Hannibal close, the heaviest ever cast
here. Impossible to give any count
before morning.
Des Moines, Nov. THE vote
throughout the state is very heavy.
In the city of Des Moines 1859 votes
were polled, 1000 more than ever be-
fore majorities will be compared
with those of last year on Gov:
Mitchellyille precinct, Beaver
township, Polk county, gives Hayes
80, gain 81; Taylor township, Hayes
GA, gain 90; Dexter precinct Dallas
county, Hayes liza, gain 81. Cum
mings far congress l6S. Panora,
Guthrie Hayes 134, gain 30. Fair
view, Jasper county l42, gain H.
Newton, Jasper county, Hayes $40
gain SO. Grinnell, Hayes 800 gain r.
Columbiat township, Wapello county
Hayes 30, gain 2; Sampson for con-
gress 100; republican gaines are in
Dictated everywhere, Sompson and
Cummings, republicans, undoubtedly
elected in the 9th and TIL congress-
! ional districts, Cherokee county 240
for Hayes, republican gain l2l I;
Hampton, Franklin county 245 re-
publican gain 3; Marion Linn coun-
ty Hayes 26l, gain 68; Ottumwa Cen
ter township Hayes lao gain "a.
MARsHAI,LTowN, Ia, Nov. S.-Thc
total vote cast was ITO. Vote last
year 623. Republican majority $50.
Liscomb Township rolls up Repub-
lican majority of 1l9. Taylor Town
ship reports q Republican majority
of 100. Heavy Republican vote and
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
VIRGINIA

Richmond, Nov. 7.-Tildcn's mai.
in Richmond will be 1900. Returns
from the surrounding counties show
democrats gains over vote 1874 only.
A close contest for congressman in
I'd and 4th districts. The remaining
7 districts will elect democratic con-
gressmen. Few returns received
from the I'd district show Goode
dem. gaining over the vote Of IA.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
Wisconsin,

Madison, Nov. 7.-Returns from so
towns and wards in this state gives
Hayes majority of l ,30O--a republic
can gain of 947.
Milwaukee, Nov. Twelve of
the Ii wards of Milwaukee and one
town give Tiden 1908 maj. Demo-
cratic maj. in the county will not ex-
coed $500, republican gain of near
1000
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08
kanaas.

Topeka Kan. Nov. S.-Hayes' MAORI
ty in Shawnee county, about 1000.
Anthony, rep, Gov. 1000 maj, repub-
iicans also elect members of the leg
islature and state senate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08

New HAVEN, Nov. New Haven
gives Democratic electoral ticket 1854
majority State will be close but I'M
doubleday small majority for Tilden.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08

Buffalo, Nov. City complete
show total vote of 2265O for national
ticket Hayes maj. 262 democratic gain
over last year 3422 democratic gain
over ~ 3il7,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08

A lady suggests in the Nevada Ter
ritorial Enterprise, that policemen be
armed with cords instead of clubs.
She says that "a cord or rope could
BIO thrown over an Offenders head or
shoulders, pinioning his arms, and
thus preventing any resistance on his
no nj y
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08

The other day at Iowa City the
Circuit Court tried the case of CLARK
VS.. darlington, in which Mrs. Clark
sued darlington for $1,000, the
amount of damage her character had
suffered by SANDER, the jury directed
him to pay one dollar and leave the
other 1880 to be charged.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-08

"A California detective has ma,lc
S25, 600 out of contract to discover
silver stolen from the mines.
, 1876-07-26
,,n,,, ,,c net receipts, II ha!cs. Grofs, to' saaA
iDd. - ,n,, o3 xrotton outeA, mid.
,,;n.. lin, nnt receipts III bsfess salcs, u.



Axsr,.-stms Huron, South Haven, anndflcs:
..-s rtcnuo, Milwaukee, sundrtcs: ttns Sins.
ssSon. Muskeeon. sundr!cs, sttnr Andy johnson.
1s,!w,nkec. United States steamer; prop Sfontann,
=. .io. sundries prop Messenger. Denton 1lasbor,
.nndrss: prop TrucAdel, Denton 11Afbot, snndFies;
urnn tempest, White Lake. aundtes; prop c!ematta,
sehs aladator Ment,ee ntst ,o GSn sSn1
eosi pe5tA' schr RoSort lIorlett, .slamin lumber;
schf Dolphin, Mcnomlnee. lumber; aehr Glad It'd
erse cllJ, telegraph. poles; schr +. G; l., Tray.
Ianaser: @ M Msehr b.. 4. Wells. Sack lsy, hah; .chr
irwin Sisters clfve1and stsne; ssnt moshnwE, hs,
ssa': ,esl IT," Il. i1aii, s Two THY Msers, iumSef tsht
1s,e Pesht,go lnmhot sshf rsshtGo reshI ,a,a
C,EAnAxcEs--schs U. g.. Grant. oas,lcn Day,
bts pork, And eundrtea; schr Tnscoln, Sllrcr Lake
j bsls beef, tubs hntscr. and ann!ries; stmr CHI
sna suplrics: echr Ynnkeo blade, Prescott. Ii, o0O
bu wheat btls flour; schE N!aGHFs, Hnt,nlo n d.
coo tu corn; Prop kgsala Buffalo 20, wy nn eoa,,
peiIs; ssht Cu5ahoEh Cedar 1:iyer ] tec anu r.. !
REGSS Ra;Sos h1s ha rorK ] aad ]snatcs pfop af
ta, co. q Soo s'tn b eof III onr; prop
.saS4ss S Gsss? Ps psso 1dsho IL aso a 20 II
Ss fs fa ITS ss. S9 bss sss 6 sse FsR
dries; nmr Muekcsnn, MuskcEon, 10 nfe .sbnr uGfx'
md aaass Sao 19a9SS b.
suS5'fs 5 ~ dats; ntSp stmr 1aton South sven 100
Ss" ts. .sr stfy lnansh Mssonvlle l. b 4ss Hs
ade BIZ AZ aSS n aoIs ss RS5sn 81; f1R + appe:
k;i 81 daus: sehf Advance. pcshsigo, bFls beef
, 1876-07-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
KD!IAL PHLICTrY.
~ ths f.aifof Gf The Tribune.

10 M 7:alsF q zHs 7'0""s'
,ot e1 o,,t in tri,r Tuyuusr.. .tl,erc ia no plnra
RnatSM n,a Gntsno = tnr I'm hot s,,ncr w.ather nni
nhe S,nISo ~ ,ts ,s s " ts ',.,.."'.' , @'',
rurnl felicity ut thla season Is aeiusion an"'
tlays yrc o,,tte corrohor7,tIye OF your propost-
.,c,, ,v,,r,, NAV ror, },a rera,f,cl os nm nrInm.
t'u,'' W. s ~" s'sit,.. t.,,,,.atta,, ssn,,'
Having fccelYea pressing 9"vltatso'i itt''
frieEl-Wholn shall designate W.G.-to spend
n few layp will, him al his country home, felt
cnnst rot,,c,l to ncccnt II. although not without
'.. .o,s. ,.,.s.,1 r,tsrt.,nas p.oI,rw nm a feur
'ahay 'n"a.u 'a'o:' ~ ts ~ -.
gctlr We started III higl, spirits for his placp.
vnIrh. In save troublo, NAV here call WIS.
r,,as,'. ,.,,o ,,,, o,,ae,,nt, uni,vonc, mr. ,nr.
, 1876-07-26
CROPS.
Special Dj1patch to M Tribune,

GpACtQ{ Dj1pQfCA to Jh4 Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, July y.15.-lIaryestinE Is In full
operation lp tl.is scrilou, and tic oat crop, is
reported to nc by many farmers, Is iar heaylcr
lhan they anticipated. Still It Is considerably
under tho average. Wheat will not yield 1
dhs!s VIII s"t hevs ~ es sueisns Tor iay ss s cora
lone well, a1ld notwithstanding the heavy yrAins,
PROMISES very falr crops. Tame llay. from its
.buudanre, il selling fur s. per toni Wild hay
GDm Sc -.
make harvesting protcxt.
Ia cnossE, s''s wis.,, 1,1jf Jniy :5-Ths most dis.
eeouragtng reports Regarding TIC condition Of
Northern ~ facnS iowa, iowa. Southern Miancsota, md
Northwestern Wisconsin. Wheat In sol1lo
ntslt!es Is reported as total failure, while TIC
hrst rc.n'rt AZ falr, Barley and oats are = good
s5sg ss o@o Gs1 Is fas Tha ,d a'
other eaviees received to-day:
Ho,tAwood, !a.-WeeviI Or fly eating tho hcads
q wheat In North Winncbago md Ccrso Gordo
coanties. a.. aud ffssDoFa County. Mimi,
'I.fis, Mi.a.-Tho Martin, B'uo Earth. and
Faribau!t Counties what IL very bad. Farnirra
sre cutting In uans localities 70 sayelt. nunalsa
harc tU hi bound u cut, 90 very brittle Is
tae Etraw fruM drought II we get one. third OF v
sf9r wc will do we'll. Barley. oats, and corn arc
Atlta and Aloers Lta, f'rttborn County, Mnn.
Fly sailt It work In wheat. sume reports say tho
pests arc now a. work on oats and bsrlsy. drought
anH ans' ana buss haye daa'sgea wheat in EiseeoFn
OGktdAd, Ffs*torn Coanty.-Wheat In this I'm:
mediate Vicinity IL ycry fair, hut east to Grand
a letter IRON Albert Lea says: ''Tho farmers
Me not ctoakinG ih!s tltuc without cunse, mud
W! Inc condition of the crops In Frtetorn and
aoxef Counties Is the worst Tho drought, rust,
ahG & bugs have whipped It bad.
A.. fa'n.1rs @ coanfg--Whrat badly rahted and tho
~ stli At work. 10 SONIC places they do not
Up; otheg eropa are looking well.
J., Ho9ttoH Coanfv-Whcat IL very bad. Many delaa
rhInts tts5s A.. VII not he cas psoashs sass. and
looking we'll,
J., ,drt."poteaa, PtsMen, aad Ia Crosst C0unttts-
Hepostx FROM auy localities 4aJ tho farmers
eeaaillny Tue grven what to eafs Ii. They report
~ engs eayiug ths stubble aud going into oats.
iIa Iaay ptaecs wheat will not ba cut ut all Oats,
~, ~. 9h9 corn throughout these counties arc In
ttat 4n{anion. ~ s-aTeFsgs Of barley u doab1a
, 1876-07-26
sQuEAK1NG nooTs.

10 tho EdaoF a The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Your correspondent 3D."
in to-day's TRIBUNE speaks Of "threc great
nulsanccs, which he, thinks, ought to bo re-
inoycl. One Of them Is, indeed, great null
sancc, thoug, little thing IN itself, viz
squcaking boots worn by church-usllcrs. 7, too,
haze suffered under this in1fcttotl, and I, too,
hove contributed my mite towards infl!ctlng this
great nuisance upon others. Ny blood has
ttuglcd many times as walked up tho aisle to
hear my own boots irrevercntly squcaking and
"equcaltng I'm me totho public But found re-
1tcf,-a surc cure forsqucaklng boots land feel
like communicating tho discovery To others.
Saturday night or Sunday morning pour
small amount Of Mhter Into q tub or keller, say
hall an inch deep, then place the boots fl, the
tub, and leave them until mn ready to start to
church. Tho sole only touches tic water, and
IS thus moistened md eoftcucd, which prevents
RqueakIng, and makcs the boots feel moro COM
Portable On the feet. despair Of crcr finding
remedy for the nuisance 1t "1atG comcrsn to
church. The next great picasuru Ut going to
church carly Tn order to See tic people concln
Is the pleasure OF going late Tin order to be seen
coming I'M. | tan offer no advice about
Shanghai roostcrs on Warren avenue unless II
be to remove the avenue. Yours, etc:
Ne Plus.
, 1876-07-26

HEss AND TuERS,-Tle lako schr j. Scarth, now
In Europe, made tho run out Ill twenty days.
....The report that Capt. INLAND will take eosu"
Inand OF tho new stmf Wiasahtckon ID premature.
No appointment hss set been mado....The prop
Montgomery carried AWAY tho upper works Of tho
rug Cora H., near Bay City last Thursday 10. Last
Wednesday evening tho scbr II. G. Albright ]ont
her lib and fore .gaf nLnkc Huron.. Tho buffalo
Erpr<st says there Is aosue talk of removing the
hoilers nnd machinery from the Anchor Limo props
Arizona nnd Campbell during the coming winter,
II III sho n's snSy o zsa III sosi III ss caused ss.
s black h. .%s.i IT, md
sxToanl IN. Detroit kiysr ncar Algoau, was pulled
"a F!tay by tho tpGs Totfst apa A. = Smith, IT.
y: Loats, on arriving ehasc from Houshlon. va.
minus @ deck-hand. who. y was suppqssd, had
Mg s@ waes has ana for Seen sannay
utilrt ports On tho lsi1er st. Lsyronee was seized
toF Carrying passengers from onc American port to
snothef: AZ Milwaukcc, few lase ag9, Dppuiy-
sLsr.n Green went t. t5s sshr l. 4 yos9son r. 70
mi! nc Whola erow4 at'ashed t'e deputy.
Ths 6s,1at Fost ssss: "The liz fsfkers il *:
neeied 10 arrive troa Lake Michigan with thu eehss
!AOInA6 :31Fcctt 1aM1ElA. EA3nlco, hlN uH4 utAEEt
oil bound for Europe. Thoy arc loaded will pine
tiuGer ~ and VII! ~ lowed "a faras Quebec, wlSro
iersnt ports ii Great Dy,lain Il il lung journey
fnr small vetaels, but thcy wei. equipped and
eiAceIt and, being stannchly built will Gu likely
\ to Nlhke a1cccsxfn1 trips. They will n1cbably
II come back next Bun,1ner.H
Hptefa. Dispatch to Tue 7stauns.-
stmr t:albrrt. .Ciearcd-ThS stmr cmn,berluna; d. ;
scht. !'erl.u and seiklsk. Passed. up-Pfops city
Of Dulnth. Missouri, Ntnhlow. Douud down
Annie L.. Esaig Tho Etmr Cumberland, Of Toron.
to, ieft this port ut p. N. for rrinea Arthusa
Landing with m excursion party Of Fiec'nasons
'f0 'a' Snteat ispaseh sa ~ 5fissoa 5PSssoa
En,E, Pa, Jny .j-Artisnl4 iron. Chicago
Prop China. The BIZ: hchr George Adams und iron
Chicago.
, 1876-07-26

cuyoAoo.-Dualncss at tho lumbcE-docks was
oulto liyoly yesterday, and most Of tho lumber at
tho market was disposed ot....Thc barge Keep
suke, Of the Anchor Linc has gone Into ono Of tho
docks Of tho Chicago Dsy.Dock Company TO hnyc
her bottom calked.. The sear l. Fostcr has ecen
chartered to take q cargo Of lumber from Alpona
10 th,s city at 81. 25.. Tho sehr Diglcr takca
CARO- OF lumber from MaskeEon 70 oEdcnsbutg
On former, chnstcr. Tho schrs william Jones,
IL Tic recent northcaster. They arrived hcsc In u
lcaklng condition. IS. Tho echr Dolphin went to
fouth Chlcago yesterday In tow ct tho Tug PIotec'
while going up the river yesterday nftusnoon, ran
into The sco,Y Trio and the echE Emma Mnyos both
lying near Fifteenth street. The Trio lost several
e;aucL!ons aud part Of hor sail. Tho Aayes Was
also considerably damaged.
, 1876-07-26
TIE CANAL.

Bg,poEronr, ILL.,, July 25,-AnnrBD-rrop
Norway, Buffalo Rock, $3.50 ba corn; prop Vic.
tor, Henry, 4, 800 bu corn: Gypsy Queen, Henry,
Q, 900 bu com; Gractc Grtswoid, 1finooka, 1000
bu corn; Thomas Scott, Massclllcs, O. coo bu corn;
North STIR, sIarneillcs, o,000 bu corn; Omaha,
Mor.ls. i, 800 bn corn; prop nontauk, .Lockport,
ctE4nxn-frop Dearer, Naples, %, 52n + lnnl-
bet ID. 80 lath Waterloo, Naples ~ ooa = ~ ium. n
wheat; First National 5ollot, o5, GIL II lumber.
, 1876-07-26
PORT HURON.

Hpttad9 DIfb4stH 10 TIC 144VHHes n
Poay arioN, Mich, Jnly 21.-DowN-Props
Scotia, st. Paul, ST. Lawronce; schrs L. Hannah,
st. Lawrence. -.... ..
Ur-Props Japan, Sheldon and consort, coFmo.
rant and consoyt, senncss and ba.gesi sshss E. A.
WMp-Wcst, gentle. Weatner-Flne. :.
, 1876-07-26
1.AnE FRErGNTS.

cucAao.-The Yankee Blade was reported fot d
part Of q cargo Of wheat TO Prescott mo Capacity
iotng 10, 900 bu. There was very nl.le 'Hau.ty
for yersels. rates were quosable on basis Of Ing
for corn 10 buffalo.
, 1876-07-26


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,.,, ,WAstil xatox. D. C;. Nay =: 1870:
~ sislias sEapt tks 'citT Nas!ouAl i!.uk q Ealea:
90" ILL., that b9 eant muA be ttsAcuSel u Nathan II.
Wslworih IlrceiseT wt te legal proof with.
!n thfeo months from Thu dat 3{ 5aa{ w e. .ssl'
Comptroller Of tAu Currency,
, 1876-07-26
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III y &c 9sissa s,ses showing the er.c. location
Of aSs ~ ses ro0 HON, 10 e School
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, 1876-07-26

VVHoNASoHNN F1EO" sHS "ssf "31H'
1b tAs Editor pf The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 25,-Ihe mau we want to scnl
to the next Congress from tho West Side Is tho
Hun. 8. II. McCrca. As II business n,ar,-at tho
hcad Of one Of our largest commission houses,-
as Alderman, President Of tho Board OF Trade,
and In all tho positions Of public trust he l,as
occupied, he has proved himself a man Of sound
judgment, largo executive ability, untlring In
dust.y, Intelligence, and falthfnlncss to tho
interests Of the people. lie would accomplish
tou times moro in Congress for thu benefit Of
llta constituents than our prcecnt entire dolega-
tlon, and would not make 4 tenth OF tlic nolsc
about It that 10 mads by these "sprcnd- d-cngle"
Representatives. We have no niofo strElfug,
upright able, md pat rsotlc man in the city than
Aid. McCrea; aud II tho people In ttlts district
understand their interests he will represent
them III the next Congress. WEST SIDE.
, 1876-07-26
Proposals for Fuel and Forage.
OsYIuk CHtKV QuARTElMAsrEk,
,llHrAltTNfkT 1iY bAElffk.

-------- St. VArI. Him.. Iu1y q, 1870 J
Sealed proposals.. III 1rplIs subject to TIC usual
conditions will bo received u lAs office, and Gt the
1nlge VI lAu Quarternaner Fart Ellta. a t. until
u ue!ock. the 7 day Of AuGus. 157o a hich
dsf NJ iarai.hla da's1y u W9S1 saa lt'y & r.
and vnns Iuiau ~ !a77 1t zach " the Iwo uex MILL
tary pptt4 DC 4Ahtt1!sGd I'll thu iebwRtouo kltsE;
isoJ TONS liar ai 8 90 eails sfs M9od hat ~ Guy
usa tItes dusI nx ine centauanec of ths ronlrict.
copy Of ttts atvrrt1sctHent should be h!tscsd 70
cnr bid. H!d4 fur auy portion OF tA1 Aptce1 supplies
will hs recetcd and preference Essu ~ Articles VI 10
Ths dosetaTeat reser1es tho right to ssject any
Ri! proposals. ....,.
and EAf{lscd uuauit!es required Ut sac pusi, ahd ky
lng full nfornatto1 q ~ thu uanMs1 1! hal3 eoha
aud payntat WI Y fuSp!sas4 % 1pnSissn;on e thi@
Enseiopes coatsluang proposals should b. m4Fkud
FyqpoSAIs for -, 2t-, md kddrt.Aed " kRe t1-
~~">S@~SS ~ ~ '~~ BENZ. q. CARL.
4sllg{ 1AAlsstuIalter.
, 1876-07-26

solcot the Dest School for Your Boys.
The Irviug Inrtitute. Tarrytown-on- Hudson. re-
opens sopt. II. Thospngh Instruction and trim.
itg. The following gentlemen nle rhtrons Of the
School: Mr. kirEpatrsck. BB9 broadway, New
York; Mr. o. Chanute, Chief Engineer Erie Rail-
way. Eew York; the Rcr. George II. atnnc, DID,,
Tarlytowh, N. \. Circulars from
A. AIsMAGNAC, PRINCIPAL.
, 1876-07-26
RAILROAD TIME rAnLr,

CHICAGO 4 H0RTHWEsTERK RAILWAY
T1ektt Dnlces ~ ClArt.st- sherman Nouse) md #
, 1876-07-26

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
Ghesser r. tor nes1asIs oaiy opsn: SEPT r. La:
handsome and eon110tious: Course NJ Studies eK,
tena!vo Thorough Inasuciqn IN Grill and Mechanical
sKt Of te noraln Ahl Of Cadets. por C1rcnafs
erpsy 10 7. 4. COsGKOvE, 1ntron q the Academy %