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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-08-18
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A HOME AND FoRTUNE.-The Kansas Land
and Immigrant Association, with a capital
stock of ST., 900, 900. chartered by the State of
Kansas, most laudable enterprise started in
our city for the promotion of immigration by
the free distribution to the shareholders of the
Association of $40, 800 in cash and some of our
most choice and valuable real estate, farms,
brick blocks, residences, &C., is meeting with
unprecedented success. From every section of
the country orders for shares or tickets are
coming thick and fast The inducements Of
cred are unparalleled. There will be NO POST
PoNEMENT. The drawing and distribution of
the prizes will take place positively August 25,
1876, or the money will be refunded in full.
The managers of this enterprise are gentlemen
of undoubted integrity, honesty, uprightness,
and ability to do exactly what they say. They
are gentlemen who are prominent in our State,
and whose public and private characters are
beyond even suspicion, and the management of
this stupendous distribution will be conducted
with an impartiality that cannot and will not
be disputed.
The Atchison Board of Trade, composed of
all the leading business men OF our city, at
recent meeting, unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing enforcement:
knowing the several persons composing the
Kansas Land and Immigra mt Association we
ordi ALLY endorse them as gentlemen of hon
sly and integrity, and recommend their enter
prise as worthy the support of the public"
Every ticket holder will be fairly represented
at the drawing. Price of the shares or tickets
are put at the low price of S. seach. Parties
desiring a more particular description of this
meritorious enterprise, inducements offered,
terms to agents, special offers to clubs and pur-
chases of two o r more shares, manner of draw
ing, references, &C., send their address to g. NJ.
SrRIcKbER, Secretary, Atchison, Kansas, and
they will have mailed to them free an elegant
four page illustrated paper, "The Kansas I'm
migrant" describing the enterprise and the ad
vantage and resources of Kansas, &c. Send for
it.-F5om the Atchison, Kan, Daily Patriot.
june30-8t
S. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Staunton.
SIN. WILKES is selling elegant chairs at ST. 90
each.
H. NJ. MoILHANY is agent for R. q. Miller's
Baltimore Fireproof Safes.
81. N. MC1LHANY is agent for ODDS Challenge
Patent Buggy Wheels. Low for cash.
H. NJ. McTLHANY keeps on hand a large stock
of Iron, Nails and Horse Shoes. Low for cash.
HUGH M. MCILHANY is agent for this section of
Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelain
Pumps
WHEELER Il WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
W. F. PERRY,
June % Main St., next to Grange Hall.
DRESS GooDs closing out very low at
Mines PERRY 4 TEN BROCK.
June %.
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Levy Bros.

Keep on hand at all times full assortment of
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings and
Shirtings, Pillow-case Cotton, Towels, Table
Cloths. Napkins, Doylies, Table and Piano
Covers;
Ladies' Dress Goods, of every description;
ALI kinds of material for Mems and Boys wear;
A full assortment of Ladies' Dress Trimmings;
Ladies' Ready made Dresses and Underwear;
Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, White Goods.
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods, Curtains,
Window Shades, Carpets, Mating;
Oil Cloth, both for Floor and Table; Rugs and
Mats;
Also, Trunks, Satchels. Shawl Straps, Travel
ing Baskets, as we'll as well-assorted stock
of Nntinns
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D NJ. JAMESON,
WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADE, AND
PICTURE FRAME STORE,
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE GRANGER BUILDING.
STANTON, VA.
Practical men always ready to hang Paper
and Shades in the city OF country.
Samples Of Wall Papers sent on application
to B. NJ. JAMESON,
augls Am Staunton, Va;
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NTANTED.--BY A YOUNG LADY, A
w Situation as Teacher of English and
Latin in some family in the mountains. Ad-
dress ]. E. NJ, care JAS. T. BUTLER, ESQ.,,
Penola, Caroline Co., Va. July28.4t
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VALLEY FEMALE SEMINARY,
Y AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va.
This School will open on the LIST Wednesday
in September, with corps of seven competent
tes,chers. sG4 III 'e...a.
1t is located at Willow Spout on the Valley
Turnpike, and one half mile from Fort Defiance
De pot on the Valley R. R., eight miles North
Of Stanton. AaH
It's terms for Board, Fuel, Lights Washing
aslsd English Tuition, for the term of ten
rnsnths, are $500. and its facilities are first
GLASS. sl.
We refer to our former patrons and to Rev.
Isaac W. X. Handy, D. D., Fort Defiance, Va;
Rev. D. B. Ewing, D. D., Swoope's Depot,
Wa; DR.. R s. Hamilton, County Superinten-
dent of Schools, Staunt ton, Va.
Fsr Catalogues containing terms, testimoni-
ails and full particulars, address the Princi-
pals.
CALHOUN & HEIZER,
aug4-6t Fort Defiance, Va.
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PoASOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VIRGINIA.
IL Next session begins Sept. 9Th. Collegiate
and Preparatory Courses. Unsurpassed Loca-
ton. Healthy Mountain Climate. Moral Com
munity, Moderate Expenses. From $3.50 to
;$24o for ten months, (including board, tut
ton, &C., &C., College quite prosperous.
I'll Students from all sections Of the coun-
try. For Catalogues, &c. address Secretary
of Faculty, Roanoke College, Salem, Viz
:ginia. July14-11t
VTIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
y CHANICAL C0LLEGE.-The Fifth SEES
sion begins AUGUST IA, 1876. Necessary ex-
Penses exceedingly small. There were 255 stu
dents in the fourth session, Send for catalogue.
For appointment as State student, apply tc
county superintendents Of Schools, or to
G. l.. G. MINOR, President,
june30-9t Blacksburg. Va:
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CASH $43 AND FREIGHT,
TWELVE MONTHS, 'S4s & FREIGHT
AND INTEREST.
This valuable Fertilizer has been sold bv
us for two years and has been used through
out the United States wherever Fertilizers
are used, for a period of ten years, with
universal satisfaction. The certificates
from different sections of the country, and
contained in our circulars, are sufficient
evidence OF its popularity as grass and
and wheat Fertilizer 1t is dry, and nicely
prepared for drilling. With confidence we
recommend it, and take pleasure in refer
ring to the parties who used it last Fall.
Call on us, and we will show you how
thoroughly it is endorsed throughout Vir-
ginia, as well as in our own county. For
sale upon liberal terms.
We have been selling some Of the above,
named Fertilizers for years, and the en-
viable reputation which they now enjoy in
this vicinity, and the constantly increasing
demand, are the best evidences Of their
great value.
AS every Fertilizer made manages to
procure certificates of the astonishing
effects of it's application, though many of
them have been found by the farmers to be
far below the standard, and in many in
stances almost worthless, we do not adopt
tne usual plan OF gathering IN certificates
from every person who will give one, as
GOOD CERTIFICATES will not make d
Fertilizer good. AS these Fertilizers, how
ever, have been largely used, and are now
widely know in this community, we refer
to any of the numerous farmers who have
used them, and will take pleasure in giving
their names to parties wishing to make in
quiries.
Special rates to Clubs on all the above
named Fertilizers.
For further information call on
POWELL & BLACKLEY, Agents,
aug18-6t Staunton, Va.
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02<s0'sg -els,s Z
Good Situations Obtained.
OPENS 24th SEPTEMBER.
BEST ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
MARYLAND POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE.

The only Institution in the South in which
Bookkeepers, Stenographers, Teegrap piers, Ar
chitects, Engineers, Commercial Correspond
ents in our own and foreign languages, Land
scape Gardeners &C., are thoroughly fitted.
Bookkeeping Practical and Individual instruc-
ton. Terms one-third lower-than Commercial
Colleges. Satisfaction guaranteed No ad
vance payments required for privileges Of ex-
tended chain Colleges. No vacations. An ex-
animation of our rooms and popular courses of
instruction cordially solicited. Board and tut
ton from SIS to 500 per session of three
months, according to studies, payable month
ly Don't fail to call or address for thirty
Pamphlets and Instruction papers free.
PROF. J. W FITZ, President
NaugiS-4m Baltimore, Md.
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Lem Bros.

Sell for CASH ONLY, ask but ONE PRICE,
and that the LOWEST.
These are times when it becomes necessary to
economic in your expenditures. A call is all
that is necessary to convince you that you can
save money by purchasing your Dry Goods of
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II AND FOR sALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED.
as Agent, will sell privately a desirable
little Farm on which the. late David Perry,
decd, resided, containing 973 Acres, adjoining
Rev. Martin CARRIER, and others. Any person
wishing to purchase small Farm very cheap
would do well to call and examine said Farm.
aup18-1t* GEORGE TOWBERMAN,
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

CHANGE OF FIRM.
Having purchased the entire interest of O.. L.
Todd in the Grocery and General Merchandise
business heretofore conducted by J. W. TODD
Il co., of Staunton, the undersigned will con-
tinue the business from date of July l., 1870
under his own name. 94f
Parties indebted to the old firm will see the
necessity fol prompt settlement of their &C.
counts, and are earnestly urged to attend to
them at once. All bills against the concern
will be paid upon presentation.
The Shipping and Commission business be-
tween J. W. Todd, Staunton, and O. L. Todd,
Richmond, will be continued as heretofore.
Consignments of Produce solicited, and
augll.2t JOHN W. TODD.
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FIRE RECORD.
100000 Fire.

WHITE hall, n. Y, October 1l.-Tht
entire business portion Of Sandy Hill wa
burned last night. Loss over 500, 900
LrTrLE. Rock, October Lit has beer
ascettained that the Pine Bluffs' FIRE was
the work OF an ineendiAsy. The los!
now toots up S250rOO0; insurance very
Light,
TOLEDO, October 1.-THE amoun. ol
lumber destroyed by FIRE in the yards oi
Mitchell & Rowland last night Is estima.
ted at upwards Of ten million feet. The
loss will be over 100000, with $4,000
insurance, distributed as follows: Frank.
lin, Philadelphia, $4,000; Queen, Liver.
pool and London, $500; Lancashire,
England, $500; Scottish Commercial,
Glasgow, 5000; 81. Paul Fire and Ma.
rine, S, 1000; iFiremens', Dayton, $1,000;
St. Louis, 5000; Prescott, Boston, S., 900;
Standard, Trenton, $1,000; Buffalo, S..
00C; Home, Columbus, $1,000; Dayton,
81 900; Ohio, Dayton, $1,000; Citizens,
$500; n. y. Central, $500; kenton,
Coyington, $500; ST.. Nicholas, New
York, $4,000, and number OF other com.
panies
OMAHA, October ia Ere this morn.
ing in the Union Pacific depot damaged
the roof Of the ladies' waiting room and
the restaurant 81 500; insured.
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The Result in this County.

We are still without complete returns
from this county on this second morning
after the election, a circumstance that is
not only provoking but that seems to call
iOr reform" in the future. 1t certainly
n not anecessity that such delay should
OccGr, and while we do no: propose tc
enter any formal complaints against any
body in particular, We still desire to cal
attention to the fact that 4 screw is loose
somewhere.
Solar as known, the entire Democratic
eounty ticket is elected. Mathews will
have, We Judge, a mniority Of 200, and
Einglss majority will be still larger. The
large vote called out has enured princi'
PaIIy to the benefit Of the Democracy
The inquiry Of Bob 1ngersoll at IrontOu
tie other day C"where in the name oi
God did you all come FRONT? seems ap'
PlieaOls to the large vote III. this city4
Persons we'll posted tell US that scores
'i persons came to the polls and voted
about whom there hung a suspicious air OI
io'eigO citizenship. They could not be 10
Gated heseabouu, 10 the aggregate these
ss'e numerous throughout the city, and
'ss's 'eemedt 70 be no means OF applying
! 'Ati'taesOry test to their claims. Our
1eIPle"nss' under such circumstances
's'E' the necessity for good sound sys.
ZEN Of registration prior to elections.
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The Burning OF the Southern
Beli-Aiany Lives Lost.

SEw ORLEANS, October l1.-Many
lives we're lost BY the burning of the
steamer Southern Belle. Among those
knowa to be lost are William Van Phul
Mr.. Dsose, Miss Fannie 0Connor and
another lady, all OF Baton Rouge; Mr.
Franks, Of Port Hudsou; Mr.. Lingam
Frank, an employe, and the steward and
his crew. 1t is supposed that nearly all
Of those who were sleeping in the after
part Of the boat were burned to death, as
after the FIRE had got fairly under way
it was almost impossible to get u, the boz
Of the boat, the only way of escape to
the shore. The cargo consisted Of from
500 10 500 bales Of cotton. The boat was
q new one; value s45, 900; insured for S30,,
900, mostly in New Orleans companies
Mr.. E. Hebert; the pilot, held the bow oi
the boat against the shore until all who
could had escaped. He then leaped from
the pilot house to the lower deck and wa.
badly injured.
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VOLUME XXv-NUMBER 4S.

IxDlAxAPoI1s, October l1-Midnight..-
We have returns from 492 townships and
wards in 81 counties, which give net
Republican majority Of l45; same places
in 1872 gave net Republican majority
TERRE HArTE October 1.-THE indi.
cations are that Williams will carry Viso
county BY 100 majority, being q Demo
cratic gain over 1872 Of 81. The Green.
hackers polled about 900 votes.
LOUISVILLE, October 1.-An immense
and excited crowd gathered around the
COur;9-J Journal cf;ce in and answer to re-
peated calls Henry Ws;terson said, l
am satisfied that we have carried In.
diana, bat I beg you to remember that
We nominated Tilden upon the theory,
elabOrateiy discussed, aud distinctly un.
derstood, that We could give the west and
30 forth 10 the Republicans and still
beat them. Mr.. Watterson continued
to explain the situation from this stand.
point, that . loss OF Indians would lose
Hayes Pennsylvania, Illinois and Wis.
consin,
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The Hard Times disappearing


IFna the New York Post, 9th.l
The signs Of = revival Of business are
SO abundant that We are justified in cay
ing that We have . revival Of business.
The advertising columns Of newspapers
are very good business thermometers.
The advertising columns Of the Evening
Pot have Of late borne ample testimony
to the fact that business men Of all
kinds begin to feel confidence that there
is q good market for their wares. A
glance At the public journals OF the coun.
try shows that this impression on the
part Of business men is general. Even
the Democratic newspapers bear witness
in their advertising columns 70 the re.
vival Of trade, although in their ed
itoriAl columns they stoutly affirm
that there can be no restoration Of
prosperity until after TiIden and
Hendricks are elected, The fact is that the
election Of Hayes and Wheeler will re.
move the chief element Of uncertainty re.
manning, by confirming the country in
the opinion that the currency 10 10 be
placed on 4 sound and stable footing.
Their election will enable every business
man to know where he stands and what
he is able to do. Undoubtedly it il tho
great probability Of their election WhIch
led Commodore Vanderbilt yesterday 10
say that he thought tha. "lhe revival Of
business would continue and that the
country would experience new era Of
prosperity until over.production and
over-trnding produced another revul.
sion" fifteen ortWenty years hence. 1t is
distressing that the under. .pinninE should
thus be Knocked away from under the
best campaign cry Of the Democratic
party Just at this critical stage Of their
fortunes.
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The Election in Brooke County
wEL1SBuEs, October II.

64AA@1DS1ot SStSSSA -
Editor Intelligeucsr:
Monday evening politics were quite
lively on the streets. The Hayes and
Wheeler GIee Club paraded the princi-
pal streets, singing campaign songs. Late
10 the night there was considerable row.
dyism on the streets. Some l1w.breaker
threw = stone through one Of the windows
OF the residence Of Mr.. c. B. Turner
while he was sitting by the FIRE. Fortun.
ately no damage save the breaking Of the
glass occurred. Store boxes and barrels
on the pavements were hurled into the
street. The light.fugered gentry were
also out. They visited the boot and shoe
store Of MIR. J. B. Harding, on Water
street, and bored of the lock Of the front
door. Just as they were about TO
enter the building, they were frightened
away by Mr.. J. N. Jones, who lives
next door, and was aroused BY their
noise. j.,
Tuesday morning opened up bright and
the streets were alive with those inter
es.ed in the political Issues Of the day.
The election passed of quietly. II straws
indicate the course Of the wind, the ap.
pearance Of some half dozen sportiye
young ladies at the polls who presented
their ballots, may Be an indication OF
what the mothers, wives and daughters
Of our land may ask in the near future.
Al this writing it is impossible Tor Us
to give the final result OF the election in
in the county. It agreed on all hands
that the entire Democratic ticket, both
State and county, i. elected. The great
fight was for Sheriff. The contest being
between Tweed (Rep.), Curtis Dem and
Blanksu'op (Dem.l Curti. is elected BY
92 OF a majority. "Just his good luck"
The returns 90 far indicate increased
Democratic maiorities in the county.
The fight has been the most desperate
tha. has occurred in the county for =
number Of years. We will furnish you
a tabular vote Of the county as soon as
possible. G. B.C.
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President orton's Annual Re
mort.

SEw YoRx, October 1l.-President
Orion to-day preaen,ed his annual re.
port 10 the Directors Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company: Gross re.
ccipts for the year from all sources, Sl0..
o., 1888; grosS expenses, S6,6S5, ,674; net
earnings, SS,399, $40. As compared with
the preceding year there was an increase
of S470,4 or 4 $40 per cent in gross re-
eeiptS, $500, ,00S or 1 77.l0 per cent 10 gross
expenses, and Sl70,350 or 15 ..l0 per
cent in net profits.
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Ghegntelligetreer.


The ElecL1Ou ENo"os
The news from Tuesdays election
silyIs.7es Indiana in doubt, but fIes tn
Republican majority in Ohio more cef
uialv 4, an increase over that Of Gov
Have. Last year. Itmay take the othcia
r,D,n. to decide as to the Govener'hI
otI,diana, 30 close is the race betWee
Harrison and Williams. The PFOba
bili,ies are ,ha. the Democratic ticket
aside from the Goveror, has small ms
p,i,y. The Republicans have cut II
down from l7,259 in 1874 to so close " "
zero ,ha, there is scarcely the 'hAuo"
Of i, left. Four year, ago lad iana ~
v,7e Governor Hendricks ], ,iiS' ana IN
Ie. than a month thereafter gave Ffe'i'
Seo, 'G Gr.Dt cs5l5 m,jerity. In October,
Isss Governor Baker rep only had
g5lo! majority, but in November, Pres
idsn, Gran, had 9r56s.
The moral effect Of the overwhelming
Democratic lo.. in Indiana will be very
s,e., ,hrOughou, the Union, They ex'
pe,,ed to carry Indiana by a majority any
rb,,e from 10000 to 10000. Even Gov.
Hendricks seemed TO be confident ot a
l.t,s m,jori,y. But look at the result
The great majority OflS54 is wiped out in
,E5 years.
4. will be seen, there has been heavy
fiin Of Republican Congressman in Ohio,
and =. gain OF 4 in Indiana. The present
OHIO delegation will possibly be exactly
reversed in the next Congress, aud stand
l3 Republicans to Democrats. THIS
re.aIt i. hardly less gratifying than the
renerA! result on the State ticket. To-
rs.her with the gain OF Congressman in
lo3iaaa it indicates that the Republicans
vill recover their control OF the lower
Hou.e OF Congress by the expected
chsnEe, that are TO follow in Pennsyi
ylnia, New York and other States.
The resal; in West Virginia shows thai
the STATE has gone largely Democratic
The vote in the Third District, as report
ed from Huntington this morning, must
be very much tineed With guess work
bat, for all that, rests no doubt on sufi'
Gent returns to warrant the conclusion
that the District has increased is Demo
cratic majority. This majority viii! no
be decreased as it comes this way, Tor The
Eastern part Of the State will meet il
at Grafton with majority Of il
own, and we shall be agreeAbly surprised
il this distric, also does not add some
thing to the combined volume. The
Republicans OF the Third District Whc
were go rampant for resolution on the
Capital question at PArkersburg seem to
have got hold Of machine that kicked
further backwards than it shot forwards,
We trust they feel satisfied with the er.
pertinent.
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Earnings OF ihe 3. d o. K. II. Tor
September.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE earniugl
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, mair
stem and branches, including the Pitts
bu-gh Division, for the month Of Sep
tember, Sl,60S,S07, increase over t6,
month Of August, S905,772. The grair
trade and passenger traffic were very
heavy. The usual semi.annual dividend
Of per cent on the capital stock Of the
main stem was declared.
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NEw YORK, October 1.-The meeting
arranged to be held at Windsor hotel 10.
day between various representatives Of
railroad trunk lines from New York for
the West, has been postponed until Fri.
+day. The meeting is to take plhce in De.
troit. It is anticipated that the heads oi
Of the different roads, namely: Erie, New
York Central, Baltimore & Ohio and
Pennsylvania L Grand Trunk will all be
present, or that those who will attend in
their places will have the full power TO
vote on the subject OF freight rates.
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SAX FRASCrsoo, October 1l-Sailed-
Pacific chartered steamer Zsllndia, tor
Sydney via Honolulu, carrying the
British mails, and ship Blue Jacket,
for New York.
New YoRK, October 1.-THE ship
Anehoria, from GlasGow, has arrived.
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sr. CLAIRsvrILE, Oct II, 3P.X.
Eat,or luanisspeG. iisfr-lg,s3 7G'
DAniord's msiorityr in the Sixteenth
District is as tolloWS; Noble county
les, a Rep. gain oyer Hayes Of o; .GneFn'
sey county sec, a Rep, gain Of ga; .Hat'
rison county 46S, $ Rep. gain Of l7s
Jefferson county SS2, 4 Rep. gin Of 81
Belmont county 50, Rep. gain Of l66.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October ll-sr.x.
Special 70 the Intsllssaeer.
In making our estimates on the result
IN this State we compare with the vote oI
1872 Two hundred and eigty-fve pre-
cinets show Republican gain Of ], ,42i
on this vote. The same rate Of gain will
elect Harrison BY 5000.
R. W. Ho11owAY,
II. Editor JovraGi.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Republican nominations.

CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Republi.
cans Of the Second Congressional District
to-day nominated George R. Davis.
MARESGo, October 1.-THE Republi.
cans dissatisfied with the nomination in
the Fourth Congressional District mel
here yesterday and nominated Gen. s. A
Haribut BY aoelamation.