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New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Gen. F. P. Blair addressed the Democrats of
Wheeling, W. Va OF Saturday.
The Republicans of Albany County, N. T.,
have nominated the Hon Henry Smith for District At
torney, and Clinton.H. Meneely for County Clerk
Senator Creswel of Maryland addressed a
large and enthusiastic Republican meeting In Detroit on
Saturday night
Ex-Gov. Joseph r. Hawlcy of Connecticut
will speak at Middetowno oraDgc County, n Y, on Tues
day evenng,iOct O.
VIM. II. Burleigh, esq, and V. Bi Denslow OF
THE TRIBUNE will speak at Mierton n Y, this Monday
evening
Richard II. Dana, jr., will accept the nomina-
ton Of the opponents OF Gen Butler in the Vth Con-
gressiona District OF Massachusetts, The Convention Is
10 be held to-day.
Judge Culver will speak this evening (Mon-
day. at Cohoes. N. Y; Tuesday at Ganzevoort; ON
Wednesday at Charlton saratoga County; Friday at
Fort Plain on Saturday at Cooperstown.
The Hon. John ii. Selkreg is to speak in st.
Lawrence County follows: Potsdam Oct. 0; Parish
vc Oct 10; ;Lswrencevilic Oct. i2 masscnn. Oct Is
Governeur, oct. IL
Mr. John G.. Thompson OF Ohio writes us that
he Is NJ james Thompson but is member Of the Demo
cratic State Committee OF Ohio, and Is going II blind for
Seymour and Blair. or course. James ThomPson, who
has come and Cofax. Is Mt member OF the
Democratic State Committee. were told and re-
ported.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats of the XXVlth District OF
New.York have nominated Mr.. Dcyereaux OF Owego
The Democrats of the XIIIth District OF New
York have nominated Judge John A. Grswoid OF treche
County
Gen. p. NJ. B. Young late Cavalry officer in
the Confederate Army who elected Congressman ior
mn term In the XLth Congress, was unani'
mousy IenoniD Friday. from tho Win Dstrict
Of Georgia, for the XLIst Congress.
The New Orleans Republicans have renomi-
mated j. H. sypher for Congress from the ist District
They have also nominated L. A. Sheldon for Congress lot
the full from the I'D District. and j. wills Mcnafd
for Col Manns ugeIplrcd term Mr Menard Is eoiorcd
man.
The lid Congressional District Convention
met at the place In the evening and nominated tho
Hon Samuel BoDth by nccamAtion Mr. Booth repre-
outcd tho Fourth Ward I'm the Board OF supervisors Tor
years. and also served term rs Mayor OF
tho city OF brooklyn. Tho lid District comprises tho
FIRST second. Third Fourth Fifth. Seventh, Eoventh,
Thirteenth, Fifteenth. 5oN Neutoenth, ana Nineteenth
Wards.
The Union Republican Congress Convention OF
the second District, met at the rooms OF the General
Committee I'm Washln gtonst, brooklyn, on Saturday
afternoon and nominated Mr.. Henry Bellows, OF the
iItn Ward IA the candidate Mr. Bellows Is lawyer by
profession, member OF the firm OF Colt, saderson
Bellows. and occupies tho position OF Kings county Az
forpey for the Metropolitan Board OF Health: The
Second Congressional District comprises the 6th sth s
10TH I2th ilh 10th, lsh goth, 2lst and 21d Wards of
BROOKLYN and the towns OF New-Lots Ilatands, flst
bush, New Utrecht, and Grayesend.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
NEW-.IERSEY.

q The Republicans of Orange are to hold
mass meeting this evening. Mr. Hram.P. Crozier ana
others are to speak. n q
A correspondent Informs ms that the attack on
the South Orange Boys Blue, who visited Jersey City
Wednesday night last Is opening the eyes or some
Democrats there and that every stone thrown VIII mako
Republican vote ,ef @ '1 ~.
n. d. Petty of Long Island. who has been
doing excellent service IN New Jersey since the campaign
comnlenced has appointments 70 speak as follows Oct
Hackensack; Oct G. Hudson City, Oct, BranchVHe
Oct ~, l3, IA, Is, and i6, Passac County.
The Republican candidate for the lid Assem-
bly, District OF NewJersey composed OF the townships OF
County Of Middlesex, is Mr.. Albert D. Brown OF Wood
bridge and opposed TO him A. N. Jones' carpetbag
Price ''''' ''' ''' '' - ~
The Republicans of COmmunipaw held a
meeting at the Bay Shore House on Saturday evening
The Grant and Colfax Clubs OF Bergen and the John
Blair Guards OF Bayonne and Lafayette turned out with
torches preceded by brass band The chair was oecu
sS Mr. Van HS seaans s1@ M %
and Col. W. E. Rogers OF Bergen The attendance was
very largo considering the sparse population OF the S
The Republicans of Woodside, that is, almost
the whole population OF that village turned out on Fri
day night In honor of the National and State
paraded, and a meeting held. mt which sound,
foreble and logical presentation OF the issues ny9yea
Cummings tho latter OF whom ia known for the pron
part he took In the capture OF Island No TO- on the
Mississippi. during the Many OF tho houses were
finely Illuminated. -J -.-
The Republican meeting at Library Hall,
Bergen, on Friday evening was great success Inc
Hon II warwick OF Calona a,nnc 1e Spt re
assembled on the appearance OF the Grant ana Coa1
hall lled up again like magc leaving not even stannng
room. Mr. Warwick made another snort ana tenlhg
speech and was followed by W. nd ra snS
spoke for half hour interrupted many times oy aea
enng cheers Bergen Is Mr. & pIe'eds hs
effort perfect triumph.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
EXXlLX[7x EXIlE11
DIED.

BHRRTAs-on srnsy morning the 9Th inst Mari Berrn laugh
rss re,,ys sud ca The deceased ether brothers eoe W
JEFFERSON and Andrew DerriaH respectfully invited 20 a''ed
MrbAs No. Vet Fy ninth MOSasY the sA nst, ., III
odock a wihoe. iLithsr invitation.
DACoS-n rokJu. Sunday. Oct Ralph Bicon IA The Nss
rau. services ~l be Esrsmou Mass rae'inY the
CoIITss-rn ci.y SUNDAY. the 9TH inst Miss Mary colas
"es srye. residence other trc,heiul.v H. PonOy
10 ianso'd for n.si%eat 7 ~T Z
oRANEs.n E'lssh NJ on wst's'd,y Wed M Sept % The b,
CGp b ~ es ." @ ~. aE 81 m RS a to attend his funernl
uhi' a;e residence, No ,l Broa''' 0n A0nd' Oct Is ,
piiiidslphIs paper, please copy .l etLea
DAgBY-on Sunday 1868 OeOn'anptou, Mrs EiIASeA
The tys. and fssds ofthe family and Teachers
s s.s S,i arc S st1 a,d bs.ssn e. sd rs s and
chyse.is. TUESDAY, Oct D. a'aOcOel N The reAAA'
puSy-on SATURDAY Oct g. Jane Eliza widow John Dunn
fans TUESDAY The 9Th last iron the rs.isas.
oitas aSIy are iayd 70 attend SCat further notice =,
DrScASee s1.s,,y Oct nsss5; Duncan aged 81 years.
H relatives and friends, and tue nsaosr. Of ss olympic Caao sna
ny sfS Om ri The residence h. mother no 5
on Tuesday, the 9th inst. at O'clock ?. n
cyssG r1.a s Is. u m a. . sasf % S, D' oA''''
Sa % s m y ,s sSns' S Trsin. foot o
poyRLI-A wllam.bursh sunday Oct 1883 Capt Daniel
The friends of uvsd TO attend bis fueral from ms se
rldenes 70 South PouIthsa wlsnsbursh L. H. on uesy
the 9th inst att Q. 700
JupAII-ou Thursday. 1862 Henrietta B. Judh, daughter
OH Denjamin y and Elizabeth Jniah -.
rs. friends Of andof brothe Hcioer Jndah are
uy 10 funeral from her late residence NO
gS wserypaee Monday the 9TH inst at 10 NJ without a'
ther Invitation Ilff.fr ..I||.It -.
LppLuM-on Saturday Oct Of consumption. Richard Laas
r ea.ye, and friends fsmy invited TO attend the fnnr.
iibopt farther nsion tho residence bis aterna" b
ssOa loi Gates nsa Rsrsor'I BreoiHn on TUESDAY
strrpoon. at O'CLOCK i- ~ l..- -.
Ios,soyA Detroit Sept 80 Sarah Scres johnson. wife
Johnson and othe late Wa Curtis NoIs OF t' Guy
hl late residence Sa Bnghamon. n T., on Saturday
srpI 70 ot Of the heart Major Augustus Morgan asea
yrtD.
pigssoy-on Sunday at Orange n j. Jane widow Of Albert
Funal late residence on " Wednesdv oeh T." 'P ="
and friends invited to attend ......H .I.' -
sC.RBMAH-At NewRochee on Sixth DAY. the u ius Joseph
sshurepan, in the 6lst year OF hls age.
Pma will take place from bis late residence on Third ps she ga
ma Al II Carriages will be 10 waiting az we nsw hoels
Ierot Of the train from Sswfofk lis fsmas
wih be inferred at Purchase. . a,
suIruIu Brooklyn H. d. Saturday, Oct sner ,gny VI
pe,s Adene h. wife Of George w. smith and daughter H" h
and friends Of the family and members Of Crystal Lodge
n ,bs soah seconds ~ T. Church. Tuesday aenoon a.
O'Clock -...rY.
wissopslp papers please copy. - 80. .
w,tKsR-Ou Saturday Oct Isaac wslis In the soi year Of
thu friy are respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral nom
rssidsnce Ma fhaye Tuesday at IL oecck
pallimors md 5. Louis papers please eoP.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

being established In all the wards in which many
Germans reside while in OF the larger wards sew
era clubs already been formed. None OF these n-
ma6y of tta hose fan 10. fnle several bhte over yc
mefnbers About 100 members are enfoled IN Ill the
clubs Under the mmediutc auspices Of the Union Or
ganizaon three large mass meetings have Deen neId
thus far, in the Cooper Institute with Carl shur
and two In Gepania Assembly Rooms, every one OF the
complete The Club has planned three more
such mass meetings. J. Next Wednesday, tho 7th lnst'
void, Gov. salomon Of Wisconsin,; DR.. V. Hoist VIII We
ber. q. On the 10th inst, In the Germana Assembly
Rooms Speakers, Hon sigismund Kaufman, 8. Splitter
Dr Hober g. On the sist ins in the Cooper Institute
Speakers Or. Fred. Schutz, Hon. Fred HissaureK OF
Ohio Gen Fremont, Hon. Fred. Kopp, We'll ". Groes-
hac .f.. ...
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
M1RRIED.

-CARTwRrGHTAt ST. Bsr,holcnsvs Church "a We'd
r.ay Sept The Rev. DR. HAgh George w, Hnor 20 bnuA
Ii.e daaglter late WIN CArtx right all OF IBIS ely
gNITH-HUNTLRY-On THURSDAY Oct J. at st. PauFs Chnrch
Bookyn, D.. by tho Rev w. a. w. Mayben Daeos bnA u
Poreace OF Richard H. Hnnrey all ofBrookfs
TRElAIs-aARTIS-0n Thursday Oct l. By the Rev l. p iekot
s.,,~ - ths Rev Brown Crcnye Treu of Albany 70
Era Williams daoEhter cf T. ThFoop MARTA es WoSbEo
y. Y.
-RsrERBRooKon THURSDAY, the Les ins. At Fepis Meet
M House Nsrtown j. Frances Wood Of Ne~fok 70 Mar Anna
daeghier of Richard Essrbrook Of Camden M.
zADRIsEIR-ARMs-At Elizabeth j. oa Thuisiay Oct st tn,
rcai.c~ ofthe brides parents By the Rev ksmpsht the Rev
Albert zabske Of Farmer Village. Y. Aagsia dsuhser Of
pr I. l. ARM.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
Sp,sia! goiitts.
New Medical Work.

H.. New Medical Work. .t'.-
CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND cArARRH
srScpssTIILY rRRATED BY MEDIcATED ISHAL-
ATOMS, BY H. p DiLLBNBAoK. D. ~
o.,o von pages coorsd thographs and engrayings rT
..is Nv WIN WOOD Co. Newyork; LINDSAY BLAklsToN,
Philadelphia Price So scut free receipt OF price
~ M ork of DR. Dlrnbeck one valuable
trbuons medical science recently is.aed from the press 1u V
h. hxh sad weLAe tho athor ospeaA iof an
extensive circulation. - Boston Journal -.
We have with great interest The theory that certain
when brought the disease In the usg appeals
,tIng 70 the nantin The wok contains the
nT remedies With which the most remarkable cures
have ensctei.-zion's Herald, Boston ,.--s
With these sahor has had large aud sacee"eI tpe
s.s ha.e he s al all inclined Consumption should lose 10
time In consulting Boston
DE- pLENBACK Will be his New York ohee No $50 Bos9'Y
corner seyruren, THURSDAY sad FRIDAY 5h aoi u OF
October CONSULTATIONS FagR
spir.luniism.-c II POsrgR Tss, ipi pli'asA l1n NV'
1--WE STANCES at M. ~ West Fourth at b. .t'-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
CALIFORNIA.

The Soldiers and Sailors Mass Convention,
in San Francisco Friday night one OF the largest
and most enthusiastic political gatherings ever Hcu IL IN
San Franclsco The meeting was addressed by Gen. T.
A. Grange, Miller Conner and John b. Fulton. ADont a
1000 persons were in attendance There was aso tolc
ght proccssion OF Freedoms Defenders and Grant ana
Coiax Clubs. Delegations from Sacramento, Petalnma
and other interior towns participated Two hundred
guns were for Maine and for tho California state
aud local tickets.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
NlISSlIrRI

All the candidates Oh the Missouri Democratic
Convention ticket, which was nominated on Thursday'
have resigned and delegates 10 the Nominating COnve-
ton have been called TO meet again today, to make
ticket.
During a Republican meeting at ndepend-
euce on Friday night pistols fired by the Rebels on
the outside OF the crowd. and Mr. Mcneil was wounded
in the neck and leg While train containing 100 ran
ncrs returning from the meeting IL was nreu INTO
by a dozen Nobody was hurt.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

-i7 LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH
Bishop Quintard has interdicted rituallsm
in his diocese.
The Union Pacific Railroad was finished
Friday to Green River. 7'u
The transmission of mails has been stopped
between tho termin Of the Union and Central Pacinc
Railways. r,ln.
"A portion of the unfinished wooden factory
IS or 80 men the ground. distance OF 80 feet One
was killed two were fatally and ten seriously In
jured
Chas. E. Godfrey, master, and Jesse God
frey mate Of the schooner Thomas Halcomb OF Phadei
& held for h Sy Of baans aed Wousds
David Purnell, tho cook. l tIsr
....Since the troops were withdrawn the Ari-
Indians are daily ooidef ana "a more he
been killed and $4,000 worth OF property has been de-
stroyed in Pimo County alone
r At Claverack, near Hudson, on Friday,
EacS, Of tile Hudson River institute, the scaaoldlnG
way the %sG TO tine the oseps
In a dense fog a freight train on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad ran into the rear OF another
traih about four miles west of Topeka, on SATURDAY
morning. John Salomon, engineer, was Killed, anu
locomotive and three or four cars were WRECKED.
.Edwd. Ware, General Ticket Agent of the
ewOreans Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad at
tempted TO commit suicide in Orleans on SATURDAY
morning by shooting himself In the head The wound
serious. One McGowan committed suicide In cemetery
on Friday.
-. The bones of large animal, supposed tt
be a mastodon found while cxoavating near Dunn
vile, Canada. The teeth are very large one OF then
weighing five ponnds The ribs are six feet long the ei
and IA feet long; the joints Of the backbone are "a
inches round. .
IA young man named OBren was shot
and killed by Noah Duncan at Charleston, MISS, on
Thursday night. O'Bren was guarding Duncan, whs
had been arrested for burglary, and In an unguardeo
moment Duncan seized his gun and shot Nm Inc cti
zens pcketed tho road and the next day discovered Dun
can trying escape As lie refused 20 surrender they
fired, and mortally wounded him.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
THE STATE OF TRADE
DONRsTIC MARKETS.

SAY Falsctsco 4-whes ForE qale. At s3 1S1 b ~
Wbs-Goire Shpting The shipments Of Wheat for
September largest msde single mouth rom
IT, Mining
been moderately during the week and price. hsvs geper'
,.I. Anb, 45l Be,cLer SIl5; Bullion. flT CholaI S9,
,"s5e,cs st0 Crown Point Sg9 Empire Mill Sloe; Gould
Carr +ol Hale Horrross S5i Imperial sire Kentuek 5jj
Ophr l8 OyeIlAn, 49, Savage, ellS setta Hs'As 49, A'
Jacket $l.l0
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Premature Loss of the which idsTs
BvRsETTs COCAINE
The sas time dressing the hair single application
u osy for several days For sale eVefTNlse
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

be forgotten Greece, Poland, Hungary, and Ireland.
Win no greater not far ess claims for aid charity
nave iound that In tho United States there feeling
earts ana open hands for those who deeply suffer. Will
Iiy our generous-hearted countrymen add Peru and
ECUADOR 10 their noble lstf Our Government | know,
can 10 no more than has been done by our navy: bat
O earnestly urge and entreat ven appeal TO
good men OF our country to aid by charity the suffering
people OF Peru and Ecuador Let who gave bread
70 starving Ireland repeat ter generosity and let the
Protestant and Catholic JOIN and Vie with each
creed good VIII and charity toward their fellow
men, and let all others who have heart can feel for
the suferings OF their fellow beings aid by sending
mite from their riches to the hungry, starving,
naked, and desolate people Of these two countries
Money clothing food or any other necessaries OF h
would be bread cast upon the waters but the supplies
do good must come quickly. The people are too much
terror stricken with vgor and the Goyernmen OF
Peru and Ecuador cannot now give the aid the neeess
tics of the people imperatiyey demand 1 have the
honor TO be your obedient servant, ALVIN L. HoyEY-
DEpSRTsrENT OF STATE, WAsHrSGTos, Oct ], 1888
ALVIN p HoyEY, esq., de-, DE. Lima; your usiaten OF
the Ilh September. No 1f7, has been received ~ con
tans very full and careful account OF the deyasatons
which were produced In the Republic OF Ecuador Dy tue
terrible earthquake of tho l3th Of August losing no
time In giving publicity to the painful narrative s
cereiy hope that it may excite not only the sympes
but the active charity OF all the civilized nations our
obedent servant, WILLIAM u oH"A"'
.33 THE EARTHQUAKE FELT AT SEA.
SAN FRANC1sCO Oct. 2.-The ship Br0ugnton,
from Glasgow reports having experienced heayy shoe hs
OF earthquake the uth OF Septemper anu akai
on the 18TH
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