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ACCEPTANCE or Mr.. WILKES.
WrsrMIHerEg uorEL, NEW loRK Oct az I

Gen Jons A. FosTra, Cbarman:-
SIR am IN recept Of notification have been
unsnmonsy chosen by the Union Republican Conveniiou
ne candidate Tor the Eighth Congressional district OF tho
Guy o. New iok aud hardly need that IN view 81 the
many emneus anu able republican, located dsriCt
who have experience po,cal matters than ysclf
feel battered by tho compliment thus paid me. The
oner OF such an honor, and AT The ume of
opportunity to be q service to the republican party.
nomination. and beg leave that what Abiiies have
win be earnestly devoed 10 the In which have iaborsd
with ana the union republican marty OF the country
tofore presume viii not be considered necessary 70 dis
within the limits Of this the of the
in which engaged Asa journsIist my political
opinions well known they have been expressed pon
public topic connected with Sate aud rational AFFAIRS for
years, and WILL persuaded bear the closest
for consistency In Of republican principles and
measures Again ing you iacrlna which
has been rcposed In me, remain, faithfully yours,
GEORGE WILl E0-
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GEORGE WILKES FOR CONGRESS-.

me oiowing correspondence has taken place In relation
10 We uniled republican nomination OF George Wilkes
Representative OF the Eighth district now res
resented ny James Brooks.-
New YORK. Oct ~ 1870.
GEORGE WfLKKs Esu
DEAR siH-At meeting Of tho Eighth Congressional Dis
uict WHOM Republican Convention, held at Republican
ieadquAfters corner filth avenue and Twonty second
street on Monday evening, October "a you unAntr
mously nominated for Congrcts. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. POSTER Eighteenth ward, Cbnirmaa
GEORGE II. coAoHaAN, Twentyhrst ward, Secretary.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES,

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
APPROXIMATIONS to the 100000 Prize-Nos Sal and
Approximations to the $780, 600 Prise-Nos I7sis and
Approximations to the $4,000 Prizc-Nos. 1851 and
o,ob1 oacn 200
Approximations to the $4,000 Prizc-Nos 5,8Sl and
ns.o each =; ~, ,;..;....v...:.:......: 400
$3.50 - zoo
and 1850, aOo
Prizes paid In gold Information furnished Highest
paid for Douboons and all kinds of Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers Is Wall street, New York.
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IyoR GOVERNOR JOHN r. HOFFMAN,
- FOR MAYOR, Oakley HALL.
r,ass meeting OF the democracy Twentieth warA
WIZ 70 aed at Continental u all. TAr.y fourth street.
and Eighth avenue this FRIDAY evening ~ Of lhs
'smmany ward Committee. B. X. MURPHY, Chairman.
JAMES MoGiSnrse,l se,,e,ar,..
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IRELAND
for tho

HhIASD for tho
OLD DEMOCRACY
THE LAST GRAND RALLY.
AMERICAN CITIZENS IN BRITISH DUNGEONS.
IRISH PATRIOTS %Asr 6IS 4 spa soLDIAHs usDxs
SHALL BULLETS CONTROL THE BALLorr
ADOPTED CITIZENS. TO THE RESCUE.
GRAND MASS MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER I. AT ~ O'CLOCK r NJ.
Of tho Irish democracy the rmmany State ana
the FOLLOWING CITIZENS YrlJ9ss Will ADDRESS THE
His ExcelIcuoy John T. HOLMAN,
Hon 4. Oakley fall. Mayor
Major Joel a. FIihi.n. Major b. p ccnyngham.
Hs ss Iss%s: d,S: s;hs$
lion. Richard OTTOMAN. Hon Es Se. Wood.
7. y MeehAn, William N. Tweed. IT,.
5a%ss stanley Ssy:is ot!sad Il sa"'''
Judge D. QUINN Michael shandiey,
COMMITTEE G'o 81 A !. Rna!sSi
ptI, l. Cary, Chairman, John Quiesy.
John Hail. sn,'e~'' 5 am; sccs sss',.
John Lynch, James o'Donnsu.
John ". thorpe, r sImS1 w ShIssoy'
L Td I; Ga; = 49, f.gss,a Y: Meea.~
william W,iIsn, w g.1Ssra'd, Patrick s Logan:
Francis ". Lamb. jane. g. irwin.
;Yss'S y; ss$y; $:$: 4 sa:Ss' ssu',.
@ MSswyney. John O'Reiy,
Felir Mcbride. Peter = Greene.
John Bush, NJ KerwIck,
Major D, P. coSYSaM1a, ch.irunaa.
SSois , Jcls Ssssss; Secretaries.
RoGEGr WHITE, Corresponding Secretary
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POLITICAL.

AT A RE3ULAE MEETING or THE ELEVENTH Az
seuby District Re.uar Democratic Association, held At
their club rooms. Olympic House ~ sixh avenue. Mr.
Thomas forsylh nomn atod for Assembly
Ia the fisvenh Assembly district Geo. W. Qun. President
thAs steson. Vice President j. j. MoOmunsss, 6ccretAry
j. A.. Cumminp. Treasurer.
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FOREIGN GOssip,

Prayers for rain we're recently offer
ed up in the churches In England.
--Tae Beethoven Centennial at Bonn,
where Beethoven was born, will be cele.
brated in September.
by the advice OF bis physicians,
Count Bismarck will visit one OF the Eng.
lish watering places during July.
"A woman broken ont with small .nox,
and warning passersby to give her a wide
berth, was n Of the walking sensations
Of Halifax, a few days since.
Hanging Is the most prevalent meth.
cd Of self-destruction in France then
comes drowning, then suffocation by
charcoal, and lastly poison.
The Government clerks In England
were puzzled by a confusion Of message,
tho other day, until they found a party Of
children swinging on the wires.
"A very candid advertisement In q
French paper states that a certain doctor
will charge foreigners double. II Ia an old
fact, but never before 50 blunily admitted.
"A trial, which IL Is taid will be one of
the most gigantic on record, Is about 10
take place in Hungary. The accused are
brigands, 800 In number, and IL Is expect.
cd that 900 Of them will be condemned TO
death.
Two old members of Napoleon's
Grand Army died the other day, within
fifteen minutes Of each other, at the Pal.
ais DIES Invalides. A curious fact Ia that
both OF them had been severely wounded
at the battle of jena.
Paris has recorded 1910 fatal cases Of
small pox In twenty weeks, exclusive Of
deaths In hospitals, which, at the average
ratio OF deaths 10 recoyerics, would indi.
cate somewhere about 2 . 1000 cascs Of the
disease In that time.
"A London coachman, while forcing
some medicine down q horses throat
recently, got a scratch on his hand from
the horses teeth, and In q few days died
from the effects, In spite ofthe most skill;
full treatment.
The Emperor Of Austria recently sent
10 his brother, who was banished from
court for marrying a pretty actress, 10 70.
turn and assume lis cd place and rank at
Vienna. The Archduke refused, saying
tuAb ut HStth hutW Huhh hhbpAuL5i Was
until be led a quiet private life. and that
he would not return 10 the gilded ball and
| chain Of court life.
"A large fire b few nights age, al Cote
st. Paul, near Montreal, Canada, con-
sumed the Mount Royal Mills. The mills
were the most extensive la Lower Canada,
and were valued at $4,000; insured for
Gas, 900. The loss In grain, &c, IL $1,000.
900, partially insured,
One Of the largest carpet manufscto.
ries In Beauvais burned 10 the ground re-
Gently. Six buildings, with all their cost
ly machinery and q large stock, were dcs-
troyed. The loss wa estimated a. oyer
$1,0O0.0 900, and 800 Operatives wercthrown
out Of employment
Arthur Pierce, a laborer, living In
Paris. Ontario, beat bis wife to ..eath, the
ether day, while he was somewhat under
the influence OF liquor. A dispatch TO q
Toronto pspes says that after he found
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ovRaEs %pAaAoaApHs.
Personal sad Literary.

There sfs as Masonic lodess In H.
diana
Mi Daniel McFafiand has returned
70 New Yofk non Indians
South Carolina Il ~ havea " Home 70
iof lnvalh elergymen.
IL n Smith has been Chairman ofthe
Democratic State Convention Of Vermont
for Inn successive years
There are Eve hundred and forty
smiths In the new Pittsburgh Directory.
Eighty. five rejoice In the uame Of John,
The monument 10 Joshua II Gid
dings has been received A. Ashtahula,
Ohio, and will b. put In place IA 500 as
proper arrangements can be made
There are two base BAL clubs at
Springfield, ILL.,, composed of printerR
One Of them Ia called the Small Plea club,
and the other the Solid Bourgeois
The London Telegraph says that the
Rev Newman Hall has Just declined an
invitation toa church In Chicago, with a
salary of $4,000 per snnum.
Red Clouds wife Is as straight az an
arrow. Her name Is the Woman Without
a Bow, or as we say in English, The
Woman Without the Grecian Bend.
Six Professors at Cornell University
have resigned their positions, viz T. W.
Blake, II. b. Sprague, j. ii. Whitlesey,
g. Y. Behringer, W. J. Hamilton, aud w.
NJ. Rowland.
The poem entitled "The Children
which has been going the rounds credited
to Charles Dickens, turns ont TO have
been written by Charles 0. Dickinson, O
lawyer Of BlnghsmtoD, N. Y. so says
the New York World.
Hans Christian Andersen, the story
teller Of Copenhagen, y few days previous
to the death Of Charles Dickens, had re
ceiyed and accepted an invitation from
the latter to pass o few weeks next au
tumn at Gad's Hill.
Two Chinese we're recently married
in Newark, N. j. The husband has beer
studying in this country nine years witt
the intention ofreturning as a missionary
His wife was brought to this COUNTRY
when a mere child, and adopted and edu
Gated by a Mrs. Day at Newark.
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IncIdents and Accidents.

While shooting at a mad dog In New
York the other day, one policeman shot
another.
"A child at Tete des Mortes, Iowa, poi.
soned itself BY sopplag up fly poison with
Its bread and butter.
"A Mrs. Dunn, Of Galesburg, ILL.,, lost
her life a few days ago In attempting TO
light her fire with kerosene oil.
"A jealous 81. Louis youth the other
day threw stones at his successful rival as
he was entering the church TO be married
to the lady whom both loved.
On a recent Sunday morning, during
the absence Of his parents at church, a lit
tie son Of Hon. o. P. Williams, Of Portage
City, Wis, set fire to the house; loss,
$1,000.
The son Of Thomas Webster, four
teen years old, fell into a vat Of boiling
soap, at Peoria, recently, and was scalded
so that he died the next day.
An infant child Of Stephen Thorn.
berry, of Jacksonville, Ill, was smothered
to death in bed q few evenings ago by
getting its face buried In the b~ed-clothes.
"A young German girl, Augusta New
man, fell, the other evening, from a third
story porch on Race street, Cincinnati,
TO the pavement below, and broke her
neck.
"A recent alarm of FIRE In PHILADELPHIA
wal caused by the appearance OF smoke
around q church sDire. The lremen, hur.
rying TO the spot, found II TO be q cloud of
minute gnats.
I'm Oshkosh, Wis, the other day,
some matches in the pocket Of a vest
hanging In o bedroom became ignited by
the heat Of the atmosphere and yet fire
TO some clothing hanging near.
flames Ross, proprietor OF d sawmIii
At Cairo. Ill, was killed recently by . cir
cular saw which, by coming In contact
with . large rope while In motion, was
wrenched from its bearings and thrown
against him.
"A drunken man in Ncwburg At
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situation and win favor, let him make
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"A curious sort Of tragedy has taken
place at Goldberg, q garrison town on the
shores OF the Baltic. Lieutenant Won
Franck, an officer who had served with
much distinction In the campaign Of 1888,
having quaIrclled with o h~otel-keeper
about the amount Of his bill, res0rted to
an argument unfortunately too often en-
ploycd In the Prussian army, by drawing
his sword on his adversary. The latter,
however, being m active and powerful
man, succeeded In wrestling the weapon
from his grasp, and broke II In pieces. A
reconciliation was then effected BY the
~bystanders, but the officer was 30 morti.
hcd by the ;ndignity to which bis sword
had been subjected that no declared ~
could not live under the Insult Though
every effort was made TO diss usde him
from his determination, and Ill tho per-
sons present promised 10 preserve the
s~trictest secrecy concerning the alair, he
adhered to his purpose. Amer taking A
affectionate leave 0f bis comrades, he went
home, babe farewell 70 his landlAdy, whom
he met at the door, and, having locked
himself In his room and Invested himself
Of bis uniform, blew ont his brains with
Q revolver.
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The East,

Gold closed in New York on the 9th
at 1114.
A Poughkeepsie, N. Y, dispatch states
that ct the examination at West Point
Military Academy, concluded on the 2Sth,
forty-eight out of the eighty.six failed, and
would be sent home. It is said to have
been the most rigid examination ever
held.
The Maine Democratic State Conven-
ton, at Portland, after a long and animal
ed discussion, adjourned on the 28tb, to
meet ct Bangor, August 10.
A very disastrous oil fire occurred at
Pittsburgh on the 2Sth. Two large oil
tanks were struck by lightning, one of
them exploded, and the burning oil es-
capped and set fire to several buildings,
other oil tanks and the Sharpsburgh
bridge, which was totally destroyed.
Total loss probably $500,000. A clerk in
one Of the oil factories was burned to
death.
At Boston, on the 2Sth, the Chicago
club defeated the Lowels-43 to 25. In
Washington the Red Stockings beat the
Nationals in q seven-innings game-30 to
10.
Fifteen cases Of sunstroke, four fatal,
were reported in New York city on the
2Sth.
The Republicans Of the Second Con-
gressional District of Maine have nomi-
mated w. P. Frye, Of L~ewistown, for Con-
gress, the name Of the present Represent
alive, Hon. L. P. Morrill,, being withdrawn.
The game Of baseball at Boston on the
Goth, between the T~rimountains and White
Stockings, resulted in favor of the latter
club by a score Of SO to 16.
Revenue officers in New York city
argue that the Income law includes this
year, 80 that they shall assess and collect
next spring for 1870.
The White Stockings, Of Chicago, de-
feated the Harvards, at Boston, on the
30th ult.-38 to II.
At q meeting Of citizens and working
men in Boston, on the afternoon and
evening of the Goth ult., speeches were
made and resolutions passed against the
introduction of Chinese labor into this
country.
A fire broke out in a kindling-wood
factory in New York city or the Isl, and
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Preparing Wool for Market.

FROM q recent circular OF Messrs. Rey.
nolds, Reed 4 Co, Of Chicago, we clip tho
following remarks on the subject Of pre-
pairing woods for market:
In en active market, with money easy
and prices advancing, II makes no sort Of
difference about the condition as TO the
case with which II can be sold on its mer.
its. When wool brought q dollar per
pound, plenty Of fecces which had not
felt water, except as II fell from the clouds
were taken for washed at that figure. On
the other hand, in a dull market, low
prices, with mills embarrassed, money
tight, and the future not promising, as was
the case through most OF the past season,
SPECTATORS, who know nothing about
wool, stay out Of the market; only those
who are posted, or absolutely require II
for manufacturing, touch II at all-hencs
every circumstance Ii taken advantage Of
to d~eprecIate its value. As Of old, ut Is
naugbt, II Is naught," saith the buyer;
defects arc magnifed tenfold, and II be-
comes difficult, sometimes impossible, TO
sell partially washed, Of dingy, weak fibre,
or bury or very heavy fine unwashed, at
full rates on their merits. In all grades,
the better the condition, the quicker the
eale, OF fair market value.
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The best capital to begin life with is
o capital wife.
An unpopular ISM with everybody
the rhcumatiam.
-Bookkeepers and chickens have to
scratch for a living.
"A volume that will bring tears to
your eyes-A volume Of smoke.
-When a controversy is on foot-when
you hear Of q running debate.
"A class opposed to legislation upon
abstract principles"-Pickpockets.
"A fAvorite parlor gamc--asparking
Sunday night |" 1t takes two TO play ii.
1t has been lately discovered that
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Ia scorr, the proprietor ssd sditor o. he Lsb-
anou, o., Star, proriinsnt rhysisisn, ssJs : Nrry
fAas.s' Irbs Einsr, The old end wsltkHewn Iems-
me esrs Of sudden eolds, coughs, &C., wsak
stomach, general debility, surpirs sofn MOUTH.
oanksred mouth or throat, liver complaint, dyspsp-
sis or Indigestion, efsmp and pain ~ ~ stemscns
dlsrrhss and dysentsry, he's lost none Of ~ GOOD
name BY repeated trials but continues 70 ocenpI
q prominent position 10 every fausuy medicine
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IN numbers there 10 SAFETY. n wss lpon this
principle that the formula Of JuDscH's 1oun!Aiz
fixRz PuI1 was prepared. ID. Judeen, lntsnoinS
10 spend fortuna In adveytisfng W pills ~
mitfed HE recipe 10 The revision u ~ moes y.
teliissnt and learned physictans q - - ara
the Fseult IL . simpls but nost eGce4oue 9sel-
cine-ths JuDsess houslAn ns1. - msy
purify the blood, remove III ebseyueuen.s eaeeass
he skin Of al pinpies md blot(>nh - ~ 49,
feetiy sure and selsl II theiF opef1Y IL sup<
toss MOUNTAIN Hmn fIrfs eaN nInose.esss
Fes,als Irrefulsrties, Hsatache, and n1n{ g ne
diseases arising ffon Impure blood - 9 a.
ranged digestion. US ~ Junsou'y 1ovnIztn
IHnB rufs, aua when zoe have prgvse tat vi
tue recommend then to your frienda. Tbey ~
both susAf. ssaisd and plain. fos sals sverywSsrs.
Rsspias Nssurs,s Ilarvsss. uaa1Esds q ms.
and boys sre nov employed b. ths s.soess!!sa @ Esv
York capitalists hnovn y ~ ~ No. xAntns vs.
In reaptig from ne fschs on Ne IFieh ceess ~ sdsses
marina nchsn. which, % Ise1Are1 un4sr W. nams q
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DstcheIor,s Hair Dy~

This splendid Hair pys n The best In the world.
the only rns and perfect Dye; harmless, fsnsnse,
tiuts; remedies the III skscta Of bad eyee invi4-
oeatos and leaves the Hair soft and beau1nl plsek
or brown. Sold ny Ill Druggtste md fssIamcrS
aud properly spilled At he Wig rsctory, y Bond
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Daniel W voorhees, xas nomlnsisd ~
Congress without opposition. ~ the sltth
Indiana District Dsmocfaiio Congress
slanal Convention. a. Teus Iisass On the
10Th uit.
The town Of Orviilc, Cal, was nearly
destroyed BY Gre on the a. The build.
tata Wttt "V'iFuf WI uufheH tViIfF
and he people barely escaped the ilsmss
The Ices Il heavy parity insured
Al The election n Illinois on The "a
the new constitution was adopted by a
largo msiorily, and the articles submitted
separately, including that Tor minority
representation, were also adopted.
Al Cincinnati on the 81, q game Of base.
ball was played between the Forest Citys,
Of Rockford, and the Red Stockings, the
score standing "A for the latter TO 10 fol
the former.
Alexander J.. Craig, State s~uperlntend
eni Of Public Instruction Of Wisconsin
died at Madison, on the 81, after somt
months illness, Of consumption.
The Cincinnati Red Stockings defeated
the Rockford Forest Citys, at Cincinnati
on the 4th-2i to Z.