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New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
A CARD.

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The Hon. wM. NJ. TWEED, Chairman Ge'er" com"'uee
oC TdDimany HdH
SIR: Inasmuch as there has never been any
accumulation OF the General Committee OF Tanmany fall
I'm the Twelfth Ward. since my connection WIN u ho"
.hout four yearp am obliged to address this, my resg
nation AS member thereof 10 you as the representative
n, the party and tho Chairman Of Ito General COMMITTED
Nv resguaton is hereby offered and for tho following
reasons
First Because, in my judgment the whole system Oh
which the organization is based Is departure from tat
which prevailed In the earlier history Of our party III ths
city and which to-day prevails In other portions Oh our
State and country.
Second Because that system IL contrary ana oppose"
TO the plain and simple meaning OF Democracy 'efany
and in point VI fact
Third because though 0stensbly Democratic yet IN
reality the Democratic party In this city has ho 'ooo VI
vote In the selection Of It's representative men, OF Oh o
proper persons to be selected TO fill the various occ'
within the gift Of the people.
IL ia contrary to tho meaning OF democracy ana tno
spirit OF our institutions that two or three men shouu No
sert 70 themselves the right to dictate TO the peopo VINO
should or who should not represent them Such 'Je
is An ogarchy equally obnoxious and tyrahhic 10 '
which exorclses ITS influence and sway In our
,ional halls and ought not to bo tolerated ior on
member of the Twelfth Ward General Coinmitoc-
no yoice or vote in It's deliberations Qt IL o'ol " 'I
cannot consent TO remain any longer In an orga'iao
which protesting 10 DO Democratic, has not 'no "i' Wv
ment Of democracy III It's composition
M,nhood nelfre,pect a regard for the righ's Vi ''o
peopc and my ideas Of democracy, MI uoh" ''
shold take tho step now do. All OF when IS 'oSp0F
fully submlNed. Yours truly, 'oh' W. ""-
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WzulExzzUu11zzXs
DIED.


cHcHBSTERon Sept 1888 q. che island q Auba na'e5 Yves,
Indies Aroma Chichester of Poushkeepse, n y IN 'he tJi year
.oi bis
INRsOu Moni.r evening Walter James aged 60
me funeral services will from bis late residence No f' a.
viii h, taken 10 TarrytoNn. n. y, for interneat.
NtPTER-AeIander Napier aged S8 years , - -.
The funeral take place O'clock from his late residence No 20
Fourthsh
oGLyIR-A, Smith Town T. L. Sunday evening Oct H. Irene
Ogiyle ~lfe Of Edward r. Ogilyie - ,,-,,
tn n.t, will take place the Landing Church on wednesday
rpoou al ok The relatives and friends oi Tue family are
respectfully invited TO attend
ouIMBYA Jersey City H. AFTER short Illness Ellen VIE
ofDr n Quim6y Apd daughter Of Thomas MCKEE esq @Ns"
York ritz.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
RoGERSAt Railway YewJere. Tuesday Oct l1 Ed"ard
Roger, aged 81 years . @. nj. ct...h fp.hw.,, a,
vI o "a At I? clock Tho relatives and friends OF the family
AMI meuhe othe bar are invited 10 Mrnl Without
Train. lcay. foot Of Courtlsndts St at 10 o'clock
Fhush H. IT. Sandford Spoford only son oil
Nm, r. and m. late Charles n Spofod aged ~ years
n tbe Reformed Church. FAbush THURSDAY Oct 10 O'CLOCK
p 10
yty NESs-Ansie c. Van Ness, NJ D., aged 1s years
P.,teuas Of funeral tomoreN - .t.. ~, - .,.,
WIIIRT- Al Washington Hghs IuedS morning Vet ~ aver
h, lpes Kate j. daughter VI Elizabeth and the late Jas T.
p and relative. are respectfully invited 70 attend the mns
mother and any 40
ON THURSDAY lOi Hudson luFer hsir"sa ,ts
is.ye, Tbiethst Carriages viii DO IN waiting 'spo
arrival oftrsia
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
Dr. 0lllAnhanH
on me IMPORTANCE oP INDICATED I'M. 'IArioHs q
The Th-sATMEsT or C0SsCNPTIos AND r.. fSFlRA-
T(sQ

Tc2Y ORGANS
The superior advantages this shod Of practice % 'shss
puuonsr, diseases that convey ued T ns
mower Of every the lungs that gain eos
to the parts diseased positive and direct and b, ~
simple and direct process morbid seertons accumulated Ia
lungs ar. easily removed passages rendered free
TO the sir the oYygenaon blood and the removal hc sspss
Of earbonic acid ali objects the greatest imPoAnS
are brought about And this great change effected tSs
us,, and materially relieved and the 20
eut can take deeper es breath without fatigue or even srt
disposition to cough Aud the capacity othe lungs Tor AT '
ally uer.ss The blood perfectly oTygeHsec aud all The pe'
OF the system improved And moreover o '
deep d full nt.on OF lungs which daily take place In our p"<s
Ofinhaaou' the and Ipanabiy Of the chest " nO' o
greatly augmented aud all chemical changes necessary 70 vac
depnra'on fthe blood promoted but they equally encoa
causing the removal and absorption ube in the ng 90 D
has frequently been the Improvement patient under 'bs p~
that in few weeks have chest which "ef
hattened and depressed below the acs could scarcely he sees
to rise 10 ordinary breathing aud evident oS'
that ona the number inches which belong to
natural inspiration taken into the lungs ba
become elevated round and full every inspiration the
the chest by actual measurement increased
inches This reader not Dc, SKETCH tho
result careful observation and experiences. And
these principles truth claim that Of
| can be successful that does not smbody them.
Dr. DLLEHBACK be consulted bis NewYork oncs
Broadwsy corner rHRSDAv
and FRIDAY the 18th and October All letters Of consahes
or advice ,hOuld be addressed to DILLBNBACK. d. No
| Rul6nrb..t RostoD Mass
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nnMEsrfc MARKRTS

ArGUsrA Ga. Oct Cot,ol opsued strong and e'e oa' eod
sale 13i bales hidlngs 2tc
easier; htdhngs closed AZ Itc
se O receipts 4s9 bales; exports 100 bales Sterhns
Fxehanse lglals0t Ees.Yot SIGHT, ceD discount Gold
J3 Sug steady and unchangeL MoAs.es trm Sdse oy
the cargo Flour isRresseei sa,rsl 20 0i 4eos h 90 WIN
dull. Ner Western s5c, Oh, SlG 81 10 .,, a.,
osiLs Oct llCotioa dal sales 80 bales Mdinr at 2te
receipts III bales; exports q bales -.
SavaSNAH oct 3COtcn opened hfm aud closed fue'
steady: .ass 80 baesi hdiiBgs AZ ic -
WitusgTov oct 1-spris Tupeptine firm at 0c, New
Yo el,ts 4Oe Rosn steady; STRAINED 81 ~ Tar steady At " ~
Cotton advanced 10 PC 49,, -.
CHsALKsroS c. Oct 1co,,en opened in good demand but
veal; sales 100 bales hddngs At ~ 1t Receipts
1870 bsles. Erports-CosstNse ]. 05S bales
BUFFALO 1Fou 70 fair demand and steady wheat 10 ir
deand IN the anernoon bush No Msankee st = s;
50; l5OOO hush No DO a. 81 CO. ard 1900
bush do 70 arrive opened 6rn bat closed weaker
~ OD bush No Western At o. and zoo 6uh DO W.
early - 500 bnh Western at b arer
no"n l3 hush Ryr Barley qg sales 10000
bush Canadian shade under ~ D. Oher articles unchanged
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

James Burlington has been nominated by the
Republicans of the Ist Massachusetts, District.
The Hon. Thomas A. Jenckes has been renom-
mated Republicans In the Ist District or noue
Island and the Hon Nathan +. Dixon in the Id
The Democrats of the Xth New ork DlstrIct
have nominated ClarksOn n. Potter.
EFw-YORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Democrats of Schenectady County have
nominated Gershon Banker for the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
RHODE ISLAND.

The Hon. S. N. Mason presided at the Re-
publican state Convention IN woonsocket yesterday
Presidential Electors nominated as follows George
". Norman Of Newport James t. Edwards OF East
Greenwich; James W. PeDdleton OF Westerly and Seth
Padelford of Providence.
In the Republican Convention for the West
District in Wo0nsocket yesterday the Hon Nathan
f. Dixon Of Westerly renominaed for Representa-
tive Congress. by "a votes. Fourteen votes cast
for Rowland q. Hazard, and one scattering.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

grand parade of the Grant and Colfax
gons Of EewJersey aud New York City Will take place
hobokeu on the evening Of the 18th inst The line will
iOn al O'clock As there will be meeting the parade
wiz Close At iOl O'Clock. Gen ]. T. Hatfield VIII be
DrAno Marshal. with tho following Aids Capt. Barent
fraser Jr, Capt T. II. Lee Capt J. d. Probst Capt B
= hAFt q. Renneberg, Lieut. u. Van Elper A large
mass meeting will take place the following evening,
wv H. Lmincnt sneakers viii DO present
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
THE CAMPAIGN.
Union RepubIIean National COMMITTEES,

Union Republican National CommItItvs;, ,.
The Headquarters VI the Committee open he
Hotel New lork City where all business 'n1o
dressed The following List Of the oheer. ino Tsmnen o. Io
mitee: William Clafn Chairman Boston mass imam d
Secretary Washington D. G. Central ELseuIe vn M
Cafin Boston T. North Bennington W. IMAM n
Kembe No 275 Greenst PhisdePha horsee GreeeI
H. H. surkwsthsr EOrrieh Com e9rs ,i n., c Ws"
He,douse Chiesso-J r. Jones' Cbeto, III; Cyru, Allen
vaccine, Ind T,,or Omaha Southern kIeuhte COMMITTEE
Headquarters Atlantis. dan H. sou'h.0nh Mror,s,n, la
John y. Caldwell, LarAnE O. % r. 'e ns &C. O.
fob. S,s Prso.,so Cal De Long virginia City New
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
THE woRMALD-o'BALDwTN BATTLE.

Considerable political significance was at
tached to a fumor yesterday, that Alderman McMullen
NJ PHILADELPHIA had offered to give 500 each to oBad
win and Joseph wormald and their attendants pr1ze-
fighters conditional the two mentioned hghting IN ms
state IL ia conectured that Wormad Will be released
ON bail to-day and that he will Immediately endeav0r 20
carry out his match with O'Baldwin. The MARY and
shore OF the Chesapeake Is named as the gfouhu TOT
projected battle between the Titans O'Baldwin has
already left Tor the ground accompanied by an admirne
nuuber of uuterrfed
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

The first killing frost Of the season was
experienced In Buffalo yesterday.
The Tuesday afternoon down train on
the Naugatuck Railroad ran over and killed an Oiu an
NAMED Roberts of Beacon Falls who walking the
track Beacon Fails.
The horse Gen. Knox was severely IN
urcd at the North Kenncbec Agricultural Far yester-
day by wagons passing the track while he was trothg'
Mr.. Goodspeed, lis driver, was also injured
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
A Seven XPars' Trini,

About years purchased Of your machines ior my family
We bad yea annoyiug experience With ore
bad made thorough trial OF tie leading kinds then In the
m,rss Duug this years. all kinds Of garments made with
h hv. been my fiiyshou single instance Of failure
the al thatme have not been called upon TO what
wsh the maehiue has not cost enn r OF
works vel when trst purchased WIN
Iris experience the different machines satisfied the
Wilcox Gibbs the best Sewing Machine for family use-Gto D.
C0r<s Syrdcgst 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
MIRRIED.

pOuGHTY-STAGRn Canaan Conn, Monday, Oct u, g
e Rev William Dcsbrsay Of St Marks Church, Francis
Doughty NJ D. ofNeSYoTs Hannah NJ only daughter oil n '"
Starr
-ROwLASD-On Tbarsy Oct by tbs Rev John For
,vth d D. OF Sevbugh y LeIue Thomas 70 Jennie daugh
t,r of ,hs late Rev eury A. Rowland D. Of Newark, n
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
THE FREEpMEN,s BuREAU.

WAsHINGTON. Oct. l3.-The following named Off
Ger. have released from duty Assistant COMMISSIONER Of be
Frpmens Bureau opposite their
MsGen. G. C. sibley fr Georga Breyet Maj A.
Miles Col John Spague 7th Infantry for Florida
Major John Lewis Veteran relieves Gen
Sbley and Capt Gale 45h Veteran Reserves relieves Col
Spague named officers gned duty In accordance
CoOnel and Lenenan Colonel
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-The following named OF;
scers retired report the General
of the courtnart duty: Col NJ b "se
or Jordan Breyet Col w H. wacou Breyt Lieut. Vol
,es Powell Major G. Bailey Capt John McDOSe breFeI
Cart W. o. Douglass ana First Lieut. ". =. Hsleck.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

The greatest meeting of the campaign III the
Twenty third ward of Philadelphia. was held at FRANK
ford on Monday night and was addressed by the Hon.
James NJ scoyel the Buckeye Blacksmith and Mr. Chip'
man. The meeting closed with cheers for Tyndale.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
Revenne appointments have been made as f3IIows;
NAVY GAZETTE.
APMY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN. Oct 1S.--COmmander Belknap mas
detached Academy and placed on waiting Orders
Lieut. T. Jewel ordered to the Hydographe once washington
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

The Rev. L. p. Roe is lecturing in Massachusetts,
before the Grand Army Of the Republic ON "The Ro-
nance Of Cavalry Life"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
CARD FROM THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

CITIzESs' ASSOCIATION, HEw-NORK' Oct H. 1908
To THE CITIZENS OF NEw-lORK: The Clti-
,eps Association, the discharge OF It's duty TO the
people of this city, having addressed communication
70 the Street Commissioner TO which he has replied oy
published letter, attacking the Association ana JUS ON
GERS and among them Mr. Nathaniel Sands, the under
Aligned feel II incumbent upon them TO say that, while
the work OF the Association since its organization tn re-
forming the local government in preventing waste ana
fraud I'M keepng down taxation, and IN exposing ana
nroseeutpg public officers derect in duty is well known
the undersigned desire 10 bear public testimony 70 the
sands for many years and the emin ent executive ability
disnIayed by him in organizing the Association and con
ductg abOrs and 10 state that IN every capaOy ne
a.,Il.. .trl,ll l1laLn md rlla
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

Prema ure of the Hair, which 50 common now adsy,
ma h. entirely prevented BuRSErrs COCAINE II 10 at
the same dressag for the single application
vii render for several days For sale everywhere
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
SauIititaI aotitts.

~ -
Boy. in BuIe.-SIxTBBSrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BOYS
n BlTB GRANT AND CoLPAX CLUB ElGHTEENTH WARD
gs Hall Dsmt D.penssry cor Of and second
on THURSDAY EVENING Oct a. at O'clock sharp The following
speakers will address the clubs O. ,ocrp
es% SsSm.,tiT TsESHls 4 BLAKE Sci cSr ScS6xK1yG
col MORGAN. MAJ, Major rgos ", sukrARp iFtRFySoy
fas viii attendance Ts; Pod1is Pey Es President
Fifteenth Assembly District Republican Associarion
GRANT AND Miss NRFTTsG Ts"oLD AND 0oNSAA'
ros. held under til. .nspcs. Of II. abov. Association wEDSRs
DAY EVENING Oct @ the SS, s d .ds 4.
s S,f STANTON sgS sscts ISsSTk TSSsET
jon, COLLIER ssersssry sss t''' HARRISON REED Pr.
Grant and Colfax Mass Meeting
NINTH ASSEMBLY SSf ' 6isissr si.fs' BOYS @ IN BLUE
SLSEGEha wRnSFspsq sYlPSs kPsssd ss o; f il T;ss''
The v1 S s6ns sPs ,s T tn ad;' JAMES s B. MekEAy Major
wfhEaS6 m,"lSs' BuIIARp SfG q. THOMAS C. from Ma
Col B r MORGAN, WIN GLAND BOURNE
Front seats reserved for ladies'
Work. Work! work!-BIGBTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
GRANT AND RCS GStFaS S. No. "a e o "Wednesday
MING Oct H. soeGei Addresses viii be deliver delivered %, ss ne
Geo Hi :. s sa9 SoS. S, the cSs ss IL Inc
SAM CocL i. LAwRnscH, Secs BENZ y sHAFFE& Pre.t.
Boys in Ne cs1;ry''t ,Ts THIS EyRSISG M i. "a
The Oa CoSKLiSG aud Coz Wills SpTGu T5 aSs Tue
JSo KELLY Secretary
Assembly Dl:T. WsFS GFs1. s end end
viii be held WEDNESDAY kyENisG Oct H. 1908 at No. ~
D''n''H Several aS%E%f SIi Ps:;i:s, ; Club
FERNANDO BALrrs Secretary American Clab
A srvxRr Secretary German Club ,....,..,..x. .,s
Broomest
FIfeenih Assembly District Boys in Blue yin NEE, Taa
"su0''''' GEO. ". DA CuSHA, President
JoHS wHrs Secretary.
EisbIeeuh Assembly District ,ran, and CeIfaI CIsb.
TsHs IS ~ s ". svEsso Ss sh'I Oct
o'clock speakers will address the meeting lie tn0a
s syfa 90 # 5s
An Adjourned Meeting Of the Republican Judiciary
Convention THIS h'SSiS'' SfHAs aiiBS Chairman,
II; H., ! nSs,s.Ss SssSss. 3ssers.reA -.
-Cr.1, and l,oifnx CIub-TwESTY- -PIRsT ASSEMBLY,
M sass .la %a'' This EysssG
cS viii s.s: StIs e: ssp Ti,ss e. Es Bes Pete;
McD.r@ot w. T B. Miilkrn MOSES B. CRASTo PIesdes.
p:Fsicr SFsrs rnd cEGs GEM e sss @ a
TSis Til sS.aas.i.y SyESSs = . s,slSs1 Adde''s'%
IL: IL: Hss Hoa. l. j BiGsLow Of Jstsr'OnS.Y.
s,sGs.lEk SSs ,,s.l < fSsshnH b saTrH
slnxing b. 0lse Club Seas for ladies' , ,,,,, NJ.
VIZ H. MoUsrrosr Secretary.
susman Brothers,
No. 20 Readest
A'fP PAN At S'1a And i 'lSI sSBFIIfshES SELLS ii,
,m... deliver GAfEsa i s5a,. ASD A.siaa aGAP sS hours
NEW ARMY C6RPS FLAG S5 IS, S6 %.
FIRHW 0RKs. FLAGS, LANTERNS,
| Everything political. at johhers prices -
Attention, Clubs :-CAPs. CAFES, rIs TokChEs; cyl
MN tErERNs BADGES MEDALS aud everything N the Can
naien Line Al Iosest prices Al HITCHCOCKS No ~ 6pBs
| der st Nicholas Hotel
All sizes of Englisb Hunting Flags, on hap BANNBHs
LANTERNS TORClsS sud lRASSPARhNCiEs foRrRAffs aa'
| LETTERING, nc short noice.
Republican Naturalization Ontce, No. - Chsm6en ss
"'''-''' d. FkKp, sCaUkTS. chalIs-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

ans az essential to hare political victory his Fall az II
,sos 10 hare an AppOmdtOr IN 1863 and erery vho
Iores his country should vOte for Grant
"PHILIP II. SHERIDAN Major-Gen. U. 8. A."
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

Cream for Consumptives.-JoLIs PHosPHoLsc CoD LvzR
CKsAs IL cures and alens A wonderful remedy. Try t
HYATT Co.,
Sole Agents for the 4. s., No. Bafclayst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

New-York Grant and CoIfax Boys I'm Blue.
An Tb.o r o,,s Chm CON- Rooms aud IT Asto' House
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

fuIToS...................Gen JOHN L. SWIFT Of Mas
CORTLAND. Lieut. Gov joins G LIZ of otio.
SANDY JOHN g. CALDW ELL Of Sic.
fonns'TroEr. ................F @. GEDSII go
u w n H. GRACE
fVrsDAA'..''...'...s........Dr DAVID BELL
RocrrAsD cen GsP g H. ol y4E oySoR NON
H. o. c. DIMNICK. esq
''''''''''''''' Major o 81 WILSON ofIua
DrIHI..''............ Gen. PLEASoNTON
rSiafay. s1sSn psIaER oet ad c. NOBLE
NEvYoKK Cooper Institute. Rev b. l. IVES
GLISHEIs.. Col 7. b. THORPE
AsoaIIcA R. sRISckERHoFF Of Ohio
II fSSs e. %oSpyGspP e SfSGaTP
JOHN l. SWIFT ofMs1.
ALBAsr.. 7. b. GATES
POvsa...r.II The Hon, CHAySCKY " DRPRw.
hide sfARk......,...........Hon. CHAS T. BBALE.
EAsr rEvAss.................G. B. sTBBBINs
W..nlsoTOsvlLs Hon; II. CHANDLER ofyirguI
vkikNI.. ...'''''''"'''''''.'.H r. CROzIER, esq.
MARATHON. Lieut. Gov J. C. LEE Of Ohis.
WATNN."............. Hon PATRICK CoRBKTT.
KrSsico...... ...............".Msjor JAMES HAGGERTY
9oanS': ......Gso. ". HOxIE. ESQ.
MOUNT kisCo. II. h. STANTON
CRDARvLLK............"...JA B. JENKINS esq
BALIsros SPA. hon. J. h. sELKREG.
WrsrxRSvILIn. @. GBDNBY esq
SALISBURY CosrRR.u......Hon. A. D. SHAW.
DuSKiHK..... wM. H. GRACE.
NswYoRK NATIONAL CLUE. ETHAN ALLEY esq
IrH.o. n m (Gov WALTER HARRIMAN ofN II.
'''"''''''' Gen. JOHN L. SWIFT Of Massachusetts,
Lieut. Gov STEWART L. W0ODFORD
GALWAY. p rm................Ge Gen DANIEL ULLMAN
HANNIBAL, p. .m...........,.GBO. MAYNARD, esq.
MOUNT VERNON. ...........WM. II. BURLBlGH. esq.
WADDisGTOE. Gen GEORGE II. SHARPE
LITTLE NICK. Hon WILLIAM BROWN Of Ky.
IL. BRADFORD PRINCE ESQ
FIsHKILL VILLAGE. Hon. CHARLES L. BEALB
SoUTHHOLD. ?. CR0ZBR, esq
TABERG .....................F q. GRpNBY. esq
East NEW YoRK............( Hon. JAMES WAbSW0TTH.
Hen II. h. STANTON.
WRIST HAhProS.......,...A "A T. POSS ofN. H.
PLEASANT VALLEY Hon WILLIAM JCORNWEL
WHITES CORNERS Rs..........G b STBBBINS esq Of MicI
LITTLE LANES. .........JAMES b. JENKINS esq.
BRocKKTrs BRDGH......... Hon. AID SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14

German Grant and Colinx Campaign Club.
H..dou,rs Raeass Saloon, No. 20 Tbrda rsdihE al
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14


. THOMAS II. FAILE, JOHN fnhLTs1
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. WILLIAM h; ehSniLib
T6uS IICOR ISTOR JOHN K WILLIAMS,
I0S1TIJAS STuKOYS GEORGE CABOT WARD,
T6paTio tI,lES G. h LUDIEGTOE.
uiIiIiN aIEX SMITH JOHN ". SHERWOOD,
WiIIfaN WOOD ISAAC SHERMAN.
WILLIAM II. GUION. ALEAANDEk hAh ~ ON j.,
GEORGE T. ". DAVIS, EBbNkLLt bONhOh,
psTI' SPOyFOBD HORACE 3. CLAFLIN,
pg,E Il c0oPFR GEORGB G. ALLEN
yspn cR0SWRLL RICHARD D. LATHROP
NOSES H. GRlSNRLL, JOHN fALCOAbh,o
TOHN 4 WILLIAMS. WILLIAM hhiNbs,
cU.Ri.gsI A StCoK BENJAMIN ~ HUTTON.
HIRRIY HOPFNAN BENJAMIN b. SILLIMAN,
g. V. S ROOSEVhLT, CHARLhsIhACn;.
BENJAMIN l.. SOLOMO THOMAS NHklbIlf
WILLARD PARkkk HENkf kitOLL,
GEORGE I. coz, WILLIAM D. hORGAh, -.
DORMaN n EAFOg WAhHfNGTON K vEKMILIB.
THOMAS Pow BkS, JAMES A. hOOokNhLI,
WILLIAM OOTHOUT, WILLIAM u. fOGG,
HHNRT A PATTERSON, hOsbS q. BALDWIN,
THOMAS J. POPK. WILLIAM TRACY,
NORRIS K JHSSUp, BOBkKl HAiDOCk,
Henry A. HEISkR, SMITH ELl, ia,
THOMAS r. DALE, ROBERT CAMPBELL
JAOTE IS GIEDIS SAMUEL W. BARNARD.
RlCHARU MORTIMER, kObkkI DILLON,
AARON b. BHLKHAP WILLIAM BLOODGOOD.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN UNION STATE COMMITTEE,
Headqldrters Room TO- Fifth-are. Hotel, Nec- York.
JANIS TnKWILLIGBR, Sec HAMILTON HARRlS, Chairman
edn Oef
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-17

WASHINGTON. d. G., Feb. "a 1868.
John Livingston, Esq, Secretary Merchants o"'O"
Lao Company Neio York:
DEAR SIR;-Your new Law Register and On
cial Directory just issued, appears 70 have been
very carefully prepared and we think may be
of great service in the Transaction Of the husl'
pess of this Department The work viii doubt
less prove valuable TO every Official, banker
merchant and business man.
ALEX w. RANDALL,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-17
20 For boots 60 to Forgey & Hughes

POLICE CoURT-On yesterday morn
ing we again ventured to enter the hall
where Justice is wont to dispense law
and equity to her motley crowd of at
tendants, but again we were disappoint-
ed. All was solitude. Like Selkirk, we
imagined ourself monarch of all we
surveyed. We waited to greet our
friend of the Intelligencer, who thinks
we have a faculty of making something
out of nothing. But two consecutive
mornings of complete failure had wea-
ried his patience, and he too abandoned
the hall.
We can assure our esteemed friend
that we do not make something out OF
nothing. AS Pope's
Poor Indian, whose untutored mind,
Could see God in the trees and hear him in the
wind,
So We can see a CLEAN of hope that vice
is on the wane when none of her vota-
ries are summoned before this Court for
a Just reward of their deeds.
And now, when three mornings have
elapsed without bringing one culprit
before his Honor, the Judge, for hear
ing, we actually see much to encourage
the hope that the various agencies of
vice are losing their occupation. Is
there not something in all this ?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-17

: MISUNDERSTANDING the cry
of "hard times" we see great deal of
building going on throughout the city.
More, we think, than we ever knew at
this season of the year. One thing is
quite observable, also, the buildings are
of a better style of architecture than
formerly. Let them continue on in this
laudable enterprise. We recollect that
ssme three years ago when this spirit of
building and improving began to show
itself SO strongly, that the cry was it
will soon cease; rents will come down
and then building will stop.
Three years have passed away and
still the rents are higher than then, and
building still increases. Thus is demon
strated that the actual need of houses
compelS the owners Of lots to build.
1t is the best investment that green
backs can be put to.